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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

The Palmer Manufacturing Company Mass
has declared a semi-annual dividend Of fifteen
per cent. The Massachusetts farmer who re-
ceivos the tenth part of the sum is considered a
curious and rare individual.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

The Most Useful Employment Some one
has said that mankind might do without physi-
clans, if they would observe the laws of health;
without soldiers, if they would observe the laws
of christianity; without lawyers, if they would
keep their tempers and observe the golden rule
and perhaps without preachers, ifcach one would
take care of his own conscience, but in no con.
tngency is it possible TO do without farmers.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

yankee in Cincinnati adverises "Bustes,
Bushes" and promises to make them all sizes,
from four to sixteen pounds of cotton, and war,
rants them to fit. Ofcourse he takes the mea-
sure of his customers.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

Challenge. MIR Kirkbam, owner Of Peytona
offers to run her in match for ten thousand dol
lars, over the L. |. course, on the first Monday
Ia October, against any other horse, for Tho
championship oftho American turf.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

A Buttered Eogle.--At Charlestown, Mass, a
few days since, gentleman cn: off a bit of but
ter on the point of his knife, when Gold Eagle
slipped out of the lump. He was very much
pleased with the Jutter--boagM il all.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

About Religi on.--Two foolish persons had
desperate fight in Philadelphia, on Thursday
which grew out ola religious discussion. Th
victor was woman. Her creed was certainl
the most effective Of the two.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13
MCURDY g. LOOMS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Boots, Shoes and Palm Leaf Hats.
No. rs Wood Street, Pittsburgh. mar 26

B0EBN w BLAIR,
BRUSH MANUFAC CTURER,
No 100 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
EIEEPS constantly on hand the most extensive as
~ sortment of BRUSHES in the west, which he will
sell as low as any in the United States Of the same
quality, and on more RberaL terms Also, Corn Hand
and Fire Whsks Also, full supply of
SHOE FINDINGS,
including Pegs, Sparabes, Kit, Binding and Lining
Skins, GNc together with the most complete assortment
of FISHING TACKLE to be found in this CITY
Wholesale a. Retail on the most reasonable terms. 2t
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

The Water Cure is getting to be very popular
in New England. Braitlebaro (Vt.) is the scene
of an establishment for the practice ofthe artand
II is 50 crowded with patients that they cannot
obtain accommodations.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

Death from Gsligh Accideat--We learn,says
,he Somerset IN. J) Wing, that David shipman,
Of Mount Bethel, aged about so years, died on
Wednesday, last, from the effects ofa cut upon
one Of his thumbs, accidentally made few days
previous in whetting his scythe.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

The editor Of paper in Steubenville talks
about giving his readers semitreakly edition of
his silly balderdash.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

Gen. Cass was in Cleveland, last Thursday.
on his way to Marietta, to deliver an Address
before the Literary Societies of Marietta College
at lis commencement
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

The Fruits Of Vice.--In St. Andrews, N. B.,
Julia Ann Hall committed suicide with Arsenic,
and Charles Howatson, with whom she lived, has
been arrested because he saw and did not pre-
vent her taking it,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

The Press Gang.-There are near 400 news
papers printed in the United States, giving en-
ployment to about l2, 900 hands. or this num-
ber 244 are printed in New York, 1877 in Penn
sylyania, and | l6 in Ohio.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

HierocIeS says his:-"When we are in con-
diton to overthrow error, we ought not to do ii
with vchemence, nor insultingly, and with an all
of contempt; but lay open the truth, and with an
swers full of miIdness to refute the falsehood."
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

The next Presidential election, in lS4S, will
be held on the same day, simultaneously, in eve
ry State in the Union
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

A Foot Race.-The editors of the Pittsburgh
Chronicle and Ariel are to run Peytona and Fash
ion! Well bet all the quoins in our bonque on
Whitney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

SAlltpAh, JNllt ~.
AsllEs-Therc is fair inquiry to-day for both de-
cnpuons and the market Is steady. Pearls have up
wHd tendency The sales 200 to 800 bbls al II
ioE Pots and o. a l2i for Pearls.
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A MERICAN MUSEUM <>p AERIAL GAR.

n DEN Corner OF Broadway ard Ann -rcsci ktefN
Day and Evening 'ls werk Commenting Monday. June
18Th. s,h Al improper persons v ID be excudei 81 A.
times and under ali circumstance especially terAcs
known bad reputation.
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES every evening s
O'clock AMI Wednesday and Saturday afternoons Al half
past )
The top OF the Museum has been most beautifully r~ NJ
with shrub, and flowers. making II ~ the de
ighfg ard healthy promensae> IN the CRY. where ICt
CREAMS LENONADE>, and other refreshments OF IN.
season may De- enjoyed. together with COOL >FA
BREEZF>. and splendid view II he BAY. RIVERS.
PARK. Fol NTAIN. BROohLlN, JERSEY. and m
whole surrounding TOW and country PROM ils Nealul
summer retreat GRAND BALLOON A>CEN>iONS Wi.
take PLACE every evening during which gr1i variety OF
NATIONAL. AND OTHER POPULAR AIRS. VIII be
piayed bv Tie New i0rh Brass Band -
The Manager Ia, engaged tor few DAYS. AN E\oR-
NOUS SERPENT. which will be- visible every day and
evening. Also the AUrOM TON WRITER AND
DRAU GHr>NAN. together villa ihe following talented
company OF performers. Inc Original and Genuine MN
IlCki MlNsrREL> Mr. II. : BEtNtR>, The Blind
Fiddler, whose limitations fs DIN are nnelutltri-
GREAT WESTERN, Mrs. WESTERN. Ms ADAlR
Mr. CONONfR. Comic Nocalsl~. MASTER WOOD,
IA PETITE CARLlNE. MIR. WHIrLOCH, MIR BART
EFT, the Sable OLE Bull &c. WAX FIGURES. Gen
Tom Thumbs Court SUIT, Que1n Nictora- STATE Robe Sc
&C. GRAND COMIC MONOLOGUE. POLKA DANCE,
SC. Admission > cents Children under 10 years -.
cents. .lo
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WEEKLY PAPERS
COMMITS PATENT YEAST.

4 CCORDING 10 the Old MAXIM Bread Is the staff OF
"A ier But IL i certain that GOOD HEALTHfUL BREAD
SWEET. and DIGEsTIBLEi by no means easily OBJ
taned aud nyrad- o persons obliged wander along
without that essential staff.
Chemical science and research expended for
more Necessary and useful purpose than IN the discovery OF
the Material which should promptly and certainly produce
.ood Bread. That great deseraum has been obtained by
the , and patience OF Mr. COuant OF Lowell who has
ceraned the ingredients requisite for The procuring OF super
excellent Bread quickly the -four be- Sneaded and
baked II j. demonstrate that By the old slow process OF
yuous fermentation much Of the nutritious portion Of The
iolr extracted but 10y the application Of CONANI's
PATENT YEAST instantaneous ererve-cenee directly FOL
.ows and all the accharne properties OF me meal are re-
aimed. thus securing the entire nour-hinent when te nour
naturally Includes
Sold wholr-ule and RETAIL by
" r. MUSSEY. Clinton Han, cor BeeAman and Nassau.
GASSNER & YOUNG, l52 Chaham-st.
CHESTER briggs, b8l Broadway.
JOHN H. BROWN BROTHERS. IS and 81 Broad-st
STAPLES 4 FORD, l32 BOwery.
:. Y ALBRO 323 BOwery, cor Bonds-
T. q A. :. HOPE 1872 Chambers-t
DOMlNICK JRUMMOND, ~ Greenwich-st
SAMUEL KIP, as Broadway.
Also by the principal GrOcers IN general. le3 istf
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Crp Goods.
NOW is THE TIME.


LIVERY BODIES INTEREST that wants To- bay hes p
IL Dry Goods of New Fashionable and desirable >tyles
must 90 10 DINGMAN. BODlNE co. sol Grand street,
rivals ard from ir importers and Manufacturers, Thirty
thousand Dollars worth OF seasonabe Goods, that h"v are
now selling At prices unequaled.
SHFETiNGS AND SHlRTiNGS OF every style-tne
Long Cloth Sheens for yard Heavy ard Wide
Brown Soing for 81 cents Doub.e Width >leetings 10
and ~ Linen Shectiugs sc.
CALlCOEs-Fify Thousand Yards Fine aid Warranted
Fast Colors from 81 cents up to the Richest styles Al u
FRENCH MUsLINs AND LAwNs-Ten cases msr
opened. all New and Fashionable Styles Of Bingham Lawn,
Bingham Nlusius Organia Mu-lns. On.aTa Muslns Swiss,
Mu-lins. Striped and Plain jaconet and Cambria Mus
Inns, &c.
and Elegant styles, for L. H. and ? per yard Drains,
Bareges Aapacss Paletas. Paris Reps and other Styles
OF summer Goods for Ladies Dresses. too numerous to
sILkS-They would call particular attention to their
Stock Of Wide Black and Blue Black Naniis silks from
one Dollar yard up the Richest styles imported, all
widths Plain and Striped. IameOn SilAs Natercd Silns
Hat SilA;; Etngham sin STRIPES, Ac, ,s.--,-
French. English and American Gnghams IN variety OF
HOSIERY AND GLOVES of every STYLE and Price al.
Hi Gloves imported, spool Cotton Tapes, Pins, Nc
rowelmg. Cotton. Lnnen and Worsie Table Cloths, Tick
nss. Drills. shiriing-, Stripes, sc. sc.
SUMNER srUFFs-A large stock Of Ganbroons, LIN
men Drills. Cotton Drills. Striped and PLAID Summer Good.
OF every description Drah ~ a, tr0tou 1Oangs Fine Bro
Linens. Check Linens, aud every other style OF summer
Goods. for Boys and Mems W are, AL great bargains
CLOTHS, Ca-smeres. Saineis, Nestng-, fanne- Gaus.
Fanne's. a..
HAWLs-Bro-ha, Cashmere, silk, Bepge Long and
square >haw OF every Kind Tor spnng and summer Wear
Al The lowest prices.
FRENCH PR NTS-A few OF yard wide French
Cacoes " arranted fast coor- for one shilling yard
super French CaicOes, tor sd yard, the best I'M
ported
r. Sd y. A co. are constantly receiving fresh sup
plies OF Fashionable Goods day rom auction and
other places, which are freely shown all times.
DINGMAN IODINE 3 Co, One Pnce Store,
el6 3ii- sol Grand.-. corner Drchard--i.
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miscellaneous.
THE PATENT GALvANIC RING S
aud i.nrneIil EiuiI

,J'HIs REMARKABLE DISCOVERY HAS RECEly-
ed be- universal appreciation OF the Medical Profession
Df Great Britain, who have pronounced 10 among the
important cd modern scientific inventions. The PATENT GAL
vASIc SGs have been found oil the purposes for
which the ordinary lavanc battery electric and magnetic
machines used. but without any of the injurious
SHOCKS which always accompany the application by Ines,
Instruments AID M many other respects more safe and
certain IN acconp-hIn the desired object
The Gavanc Rings have been used with perfect succe-
IN al OF Rheumatism acute chronic Govt, Tic
DOiereux. SICK Headache Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Fiji
Cramp. Paralysis StIfJo!nis. General Debility. Neursgia
Deficiency of Nervous Energy, and ali Narvos Disorders
The Galvanc power which they possess gradual and
san and the beneficial effects they produce upon the sys
TEN must Doe Witnessed 10 bee believed The Galvanc Kngs
every way perfectly harmless. and sold n prices
20 BE- within the reach Of al CRlSTlES MAGNETIC
FLUID j. used in connection with the Galyanc Rings
promote and render certain their efficient action, and o.
drec the Gavlnc influence To- the particular portions vlc
affected.
Dr. Crse the American public to beware of spur
limitations. The only Agency IN New-lors j. M l3i
FILTON~I RE TT. few doors from Broadway, and from
fhr process uy which the metals prepared 20 be-
rendered sensitive and efficient all limitations must be entire
Isl devol Of any galvan.c eject
Dr. Cgsfif's pamphlet may be- Obtained without cost ~
fie Office elf lwis
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NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS

7 THE NEWiORk CASH TAILORING ESTAB.
N LlSHMENT, is7 Broadway, three doors below tlso
Franklin House The subscribers receiving direct
The European Markets. the latest and fashionable
STYLES of SPRING GOODS, adapted for Cenlemes weas,
with which they prepared To furnish their and
the public, with their Spring Garments ut very ilodersis
prices Our stock OF Fancy Gooas very rich, beg scecis
thereby enabling offer the riches, and most desirable
patterns of every article belonging Ia gentcilans ward
robe such prices viii convince the most .ccpucal that
do and viii furnish customers with fl or partial
Outht unparalleled LOW PKICEs-no taxing psifons
III the delnqi necessarily attached Ia ne credit b
slncss suci pm .uaty observed ~ hlng orders No do
Walton In prices. ml8I J. {. BOOTH Co
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

NIENS, BOYS AND cHiLDkEN'S CLOTHING
lVl GEORGE T. GREEN, 40 Chatham. street, corner 81
Pcari-Wil keep constantly ON baud VII and COM.
PLETE ASSORTMENT of MEMS, BOYS and chill.
DREN's CLOTHING, of all descriptions, made Ia the
MO-: sYLE la which hs would most respect.
fsy invite e attention Of those Ia want. As he has msde
gcn.ns Cloths, Cps,nst ps5f,ngs, &C., by
every packet las secured t: services of experiences
Cutters he pledges Llmsei To give perfect satisfaction " oil
Who may purchase.
N.B-Gasments made order at tie sAortef NOTICE snd
...fi a,icf paaefualitl m2l is0
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ryPubIjc Meetiug.-A public meeting Of

~ Public Meetiug.-A public meeting OF HE citizens
will be held Monday afternoon June lG, at o'clock At
the house of A. o. Hazard Yorkve of 3rd Avenue
and street. take measures in relation to the
cent outrage committed upon Mr. Charles Whiison, who has
lately commenced running line of Stages iom Pell street
and the Bowery. Yorkye Tor 81 cents ride. by poison
ing between thirty and forty OF his best Horses. All persons
feeling an interest in the above requested TO be present
DAVID :. JACKSON. CHARLES LENT
THOS SPOFFORD, HENRY BENOOST.
TIOS. 4 EMMETT, WIN. GERRY
ISAAC ADBlANE, JOHN FO>SET,
WILSON .. HUNT JOHN c. PARKER.
HENRY FRBEN.
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RARE CLASSICAL WORK.

II APPLETON 4 co. hsve for sale-NALPys GLASS;
~. CAL JurRNAL. rom u comnenceneri ~ 1870 20 ..s
CONCLUSION III fel Figr parts with supplements ani CON
uer iriex bound in twenty stout 3yo volumes, hsf cali.
Price -
Il !. needless 70 euior-e work. he va-e of which D.
.pnr m every scholar IT. ! sufficient OBSERVE thai com
pee -ef. are now os great rarity ne present copy ln
commonly clear trou -hlif and : offered a. an eNuemes
moderate price. LATELY lNfoklED
Eurrili- Ore-a Onnfs. . VI. svo best sort >i5
Tmcyiidrs with Notes by Bloomfield, ; vs. jyO, 81
>orhocie- with Notes By Mitchell ~. 8yo. so
Lsrcher Notes Hrroiols, By Cooley, -v>, sFo, -
LuwooI- Lexicon 20 fchyll-. dvo. $50.
Car's Lexicon fo Heroioul-. 8vo. $50
Novnm Te>amengm Eiiio He.eusiica : VI, Syo I'll.
Peile'- Asumeuuon ~ lEclyu- $40. So
Donalf-ou'- New Crtylus. 3vo. Si.-5
Horafii Opcra e,iu +. q. Doeriug. 8vo. 81
Nirgilu Opera edr Heyne. 8vo -
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Thucyfifcs Opera. k.msei VI. >i5a
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

n ne brig ETdo, from SaranHdk-s Fay. lady. two
children and servf. Mi-s Fay. Miss II Fay. Mr.
scott Miss Scott and Master W b Scott Mr. Thomas
Brown lady and children Dies Black Miss Preston. Mrs
Wallace and child Rev W Rogers. lady children &
and .erv'. Mrs Peck and children Mr. keyes and lady
Mess-rs II Fish. Curtis, Perry. and in the storage.
IL fte .hiD PaHnfsn from H1N EnT-Mr " Mathew
and lady Mr. g Richardson Mr. John Barrier lO IN the
-teerage
~ ne br2 Cdhdriaf fran CiGr'f,' Mr. James Bvei
and lady child and -eryt J 4 Coffin family " Ga
'ewood and lady Mr. J. +. y Noa. and 2children. Mr.
Grosebeck Mrs. Perry. Mr.. Mn'uu. child and nurse
Ms OBren. Mise -cxa-. Ma Robinson three Mise
Bucsmyrc Rev 81 Lance Capt Trescoit. Mr. Huc kmyes
Mr Adams Wadrm ami il me steeeara
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JUST PUBLISHED.
Price ~ Cents.
CiTECHI-N OF THE DISTINCTIVE

n DOCTRINES OF THE EVANGELICAL PR0TES-
TANr AND THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
Fir-f American Edition. slated from tie Gennan-soM
wholesale aud retail. by X. CARTER. So Canal-st
VI. W. DODD.
Brick Church Chapel
TIE ta'echism pIh.-ic by the District synod ~ Du.
burg Germany of the distinctive doctrines Of fi an
geca Protestant and The Roman Catholic C.drcie>. me-
wlfh rapid sale" The great interest which his liz
e work has awakened. Is evidence That the indifference
towards Ecces ascl matters heretofore prevailing i
aud mora declining. We sincerely hope. hat Gaze
c-m may serve 10 augment this interest tsi may CONT
nue. sphere. stimulate lie minds of men dill
ami inquiry afer the saving truths contained I'm
Gods Word that i may help 10 impress evangelical chris
fia.> with Of the blessings conferred upon them
through the reformation bat more particularly with those Of
the Gospel a. restored TO The world by the reiormers
10 IT. lGerman Paper.
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SILK GooDs-NEw SPRING STYLES.

DECK, NICHOLSON \ WRIGHT, Nos lJy Pearl snd
~ Beaver-reet-. NewYOrk, would respectfully invite
The attention of ercp visiting this city TO their
of SIX ard Fancy Goods, comprising in part, VIZ
DRESS GOODS.
Barege- and Balzones extra printed Jaconets aud satin
stripe Musns complete assortment of Muslin de LANES
Of all styles and prices rich satin striped and embroidered
raraian Muslin Dresses; Csmeeon Brocade and satin
striped Silks. SHANLS.
Broche Cashmere, Barge ana full assortment Of Game
leon and Dsmask silk shaws. uch Dannask Alpaca ana
sradilashan-, and beauunl article, together with
black and cold Muslin de Lame shawls Ia great variety
RIBBONS.
fail assortment OF Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Of the new
:, and richest styles complete Of Tafeis
and satin Ribbons Also iu assortment of Millinery ir
,cies LACES.
English and German Thread Laces and I'd yng- hgd CAP
Lace- large sssOrmen trimming Laces and Lace sdg
ngs, sc. GLOVES,
consisting Of Kid the best manufacture bib. and cold SILK
Egyptian and fet Gloves with large assortment Of Fancy
Alfis select assortment OF Fancy Hdks Linen Cambria
Hdks: P0ngee ami Spilalhed Hdkf.. together with
greaf variety uf Pdrs Cords Gmps and IiD,Di,ngs ne"
styles all Of ch VIII be offered the louea ket pree
l8f tylis'
INDIA GRAPE ~IAWLS-Landing from chip
Merchant beautiful assortment OF Grape Shaws embrOi
dered aud Dauak, suitable for home trade orexpor- For
sale by the case ,y sAML DONNER, JL
iel( 5u.- l3i Pearl street.
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hereby certify, that one Of Day Newr's Patent Per
mutation Bank Locks. which Wa furnished "a This Bank By
y Aen Agent for Day Newell, No. 58g broadway, New
York, and which warranted by -aI Aleu- IA be- " 80
against the success of attempts 10 pick the
picked and unlocked the 81 day OF June. 1915. by
workman under the direction of Mr. II. C. Jones of Newark
NewJersey without having the key and also without
ing the KEY the inside of the lock and this Bank has
plOyed MI Jones replace the lock that has been picked
by Ol his LOCKS. having fun confidence IN Mr. Jones
Lock. JAMES GALE,
Cashier of the llageriil Bank, Havernll Me
The above lock Day Sewclrsl sold "a the liavcr
hill Bank IN The summer of l8fi.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

ItENTLENltS or Families eoiugO Europe or elsewhere
NJ who would di-encunibcr themselves of their sprrFn
effects such Wearing Apparel, either Lalie- or Gen
uemeus JeWeiry. Fire Arms &C &C by sending for the sub
-cfihef, VIII Obtain liberal aud fair price for The
HI. LENETI. Once No. , Nalls- Newly orb
Families and gentlemen attended Al their residence by ap
poiu'meni.
~ All orders len o. he Subscribers Ofce, or seat
t.f1l
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Books.
NEW AND CHEAP BOOKS.

NO. - and s. IT SHAKE>PE ARE. Price IS cents.
~ No. I LARDNERS LECTURES, with sll the baci
numbers
No4PENNY MAGAZINE. Price . cents.
LOVE AND DUTY, by tie Author Of Mount >orr
&C. price p crn's.
SUMNER on THE LAKES IN 1873 By :. " Fuller
Price 81 cents
THE >NUGGLER. By }. ?. r. James, Esq author o
Agincorr. Sc prirr y cents
WALTON. THE BANDITS DAUGHTER. by the an
.hor OF Emily NAnsaeii. price J., GEMS.
The above comprise few 81 the zr-f publications .
sale wholesale and refsil a. ". II. GRAHAM'> ChcaT
Publication Depot Tribune Buildings. Nassau street oppo
.i-a lie PARK JIG
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED.


Packet ship Havrc Alnsworh, from iayre l2h May.
with mdzc Fox Livingston. spoke 18th. OF Bari0r
.hiy Rob Roy bound in Havre. tn inst b. hrg THO
sydney for NYork. $40 in the steerace.
ship Panama Cameron from Hull Eng 9Th May. with
mdze % Woodruff & Mniurne Between the LAT - and
81 y long 20 J0W large quantities ice and very
thick wcaiher-was obliged 70 lay TOO several rme- in
colrcquence. spoke 18th June lai 30 3d. Jon u : d.
ship Caiao of and for NBedfori 70 MOS out.
ship Cltharine. Berry. 4days from Charleston. VIII.
cotton & rice 20 g sutton.
Bark r.. n CnspIn. Wcich g. days from Nice with
fruit and oh 20 itc master spoke 81 net lai , Ion -
VIII ship Sharon OF and from Fair Haven u days oar.
bound 0n cruise IN int icI IN With iu r--td or-
and ai andoned totally d-mssied and fu % water o.
her stern. of -ac0 also tw0 American a-- with an eagle
the centre apparently about years o.d-suppo-ed he
have been IN that situation time. Capt : Pep
per aud part Of the OF brig Marda. condemned a;
Genoa are passengers.
Cuba. with su-ar SC. 70 Chasic'an s Ponver. Ler
barS- Ann Hood Cope. loading for Phliad Iohn old.n
do for Boston bn- sarah Williams. Thompson for DO.
Br brig Victoria Price - days from GALWAY Ireland
with 10 marble 10 Pres-e Brooks. - -ieera-'
passengers.
Brig Exac, smith ; days from Savannah with cotton.
&C 10 .sturges s. Chairman.
Brig Forest Person II days from Easipor win hin,
g. 70 smith s Boyn'on
schr Gilbert, Haifed Bca.ion. days from Jackson
vile EF- with lumber TO Gilchri-t Co.
Schr Friends Fickei'. 10 days from Cherryhcld with
lath. Sc. TO smith s. Brynion
>chr Banner. Brown, 10 days from Cherryhcd, with
lumber.
sehr Relief Alexander : days from Chcrryheld. viii
lumber 10 Smith Boynion.
schr Emblem Stout days from Chcrryhed W..
lumber. &c. 10 Smith & Boyn'on.
>chr Ruby Mitchell from Kingston, v y, with coal
bound 70 Ncwburyport.
Schr New Zealand, from Machas- lumber
Schr Harriet TAYLOR Goidine. ; day- from Washing
ton. &c with navol stores. % Cook Taylor.
schr Ann smith. Wheeler, days from Baltimore with
mdzc 10 eager & Mailer
schr Enc Bennington, from Clinton \. C.. with navs
stores 10 the master.
-chr Gen Harrison, Clough from Fooly Landing, with
corn 10 the master.
Sohr Mary scoichborn. parnalo. days from Bait
more with mdze, bound 70 NIIaven.
Schr Maria Lath0urette. from Baltimore with mdzc %
J. Hunter.
No vessels in sight at sunset. Wind 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16
ZINE WATCHES.

IeWfifN. -fittf-N' iif. &C.
II g.. STONE fcsfahii-il 1922 constantly al ling "a
III. h- stock the latest styles of LEN En-. LEPINE and
PLAIN WATCHES CHAINS, KEYS PENCIL GASES
LOCkETS. SPOONS, &C. &C. II. q. - cash principle OF
doing business. and coueuneut with small gains. explains
e OF lice people Cutting along 50 rei' wsuiraiing
a h- store Wafch.. ard Iesr'rv carefully req ired Od
WaicIe-. Jcwelry. Gold and Silver taken 100 Schange al
their iuil yirc pr bought for CASH
HU BEARD q. STONE. iol Frosdway.
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