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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-17

II is SAID there is a man in Connecticut
who walks so fast that il puts his shadow
ou, of breath to keep up with him.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-17

ChaIily begins al home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-31

Cleveland Portland for ., and the ogdensbursh
and Lake ChamPlan road. via Boston. barrel can be
transported for 56 cents In crossing Lake ChsmSain
there will be but two miles water carriage
On the Sd inst. very large meeting was held at
Nashville Tennessee the subject ola Railroad from
Nashville Chattanooga. 70 connect with the Georgia
and South Carolina Railroads. The distance from Nash
vile to Chattanooga IS 80 miles thence through Geor.
ga 226 miles and South Carolina 204 miles making so
miles from Nssavlle 10 Charleston. or this route 800
miles are in process Of construction and nearly done
Dr. Over,on addressed the meeting forcbe and ener-
getic estimating Of the 100 miles in Tenne-
at 10000 up to 100000. BY this route mer.
ehandi.e reach Nashville via Charleston in = hours
from New-YOrk
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN hs bark RAPID. from H1r1na-Hon Picket, late
L : Charge dArAires At Lima. and servant Ludert
E.o Consul General for Island Of Cuba; Maury and
II Wen. T. : n from the Pacific squadron Messrs N.-
dan clark tiavelan. J J MADAM Navarro 3 N,vsr.
10. James Bayey. u Maianzss Molina. L de Tom
asso A Quevsdo VI Msnsgur Perato. J Saleue-o
Of Havana James De Ia Cruz Puerto Principe Cogier
81 france. Emanz1r. Boston
In tAs brig S,erliag sai<d from >srennaA-Nrs Peck
Miss Peck Mr.. Williams Mis- Williams : Vfrgin and
adv. Rev Geo Durham. Capt Fstio. 7 r " Ma Van
Ness L 4 Messrs Campbell. / Butte. : Read Jean
Jos Giers Jos Green g Louis Lolis. Shaw, Tenney
Z Brewer, Philip Fraser-4 siserage
~ ne ship Carin, sdiSd from Charleston 25i inst
Nr Heywsrd lady child and nurse Mr. Whitney and
lady W MilHken snd lady. Mrs Evan Mrs diamond Mrs
Potrs Matheson Mrs Menduser, child and nurse Mrs
Nendenhan Mrs. Perkins. Miss Evan. Miss Brsntey Mrs
Carrinr0n. Miss smith. Niles NideL Miss Nenienhan
Mss smith Nessrs 4 Middleton Boyce Phin Oakley
Whitney Read. Cameron Horton, Matheson. A Bleachy.
G " Thew Whaley. : Whaley. and NJ Whaley
IN tiescir Easier AHn, from h1eih~d-tdwsrd Shep-
psrd William Kirkwood DR. Lorrain and lady, Francis
Cunningham.
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NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAl. AUGUST 2.-L 20
I FTRY-Hymn for Emancipaiion by Oliver John. on
To nv Fn-nd he Death OF hs >sier 1y Juo y " M
~. ch.rio,ie Cashman Love MucL-lL EDITORlAL-
tasrsI.rn q The Tdrf Banks &c Emigration 10 Ore
@ r. Dsbi OF Texas; Mr. Clay and me Abohuonisis
t,. ~ H. POOR: Texas Lands. Our Minister 10 BIZ
loo, Focoi.m Displayed - Texas VI suers-liL wv
I - us,sns. The Crops Poa'o Blight; From Texas
-iIaas Etsrspnsng Ac-IV. MlSCELLANEOJ>-So
,s.oondenc. of The Tribune from Indiana >araiss pos
tom Lake superior Washington and fhisasipsa, &c,
,, - dc s.m, Cenfernial Celebration OF The tOunlin
Of I-~roS ColLFcE: How TAILOR Co.lec.d Dso,' MAJ
McHugh. bv Mrs NJ l. Chid.-N. COMMERCIAL ~
TELLiGENCE-Siocks, Money. Produce 1siue 'iaiA7"
Household Markets &C. A. - l..
Single copies put up wrappers for tne Malls can ~
obtsined si The de.k-price, 81 cents , .,.
~ TERMs-S2 per year All Subscriptions Pas ''''
inhexibly III advance. Address
GREELEY 4 McELRATH. Tribune buicings; Al,
Cor. Spruce and Nssssu sa oPPossIe DE eNy nA'S
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DIED:

On Wednesday, the Both inst CATHERINE NJ. wife of
Daniel Fisher aged A. year,
The relatives and friends Of the family requested
10 attend her funeral from her late residence No 81
Pearl street, Friday afternoon, at o'clock, without
farther invitation.
On Wednesday evening THEODORE BOND, infant
son OF Alvah B. and Caroline r. Deuel. aged years ]
month and days.
The friends of the family requested 10 attend the
funeral This Thursday afternoon at o'clock, without
further invitation from No. 800 Broadway.
On Tuesday, 2)th Margaret daughter OF James Reed,
3: Adeline {. daughter OF Harlow : Sill 3.
AT Port Carbon Penn. the Doth inst HANNAH b..
HAWXHURS1. ofthis city aged . years
On Monday. 2sih. James Farington 50 Mrs Marinda
NJ Judson, OF Saratoga Co aged 30.
At Grand Rapids, Mich Chauucey :. Tabor Of lie Eoy,
n. Y 20.
At Newburgh 25ih MATHEW CROPSEY 80, Rev
ouronary soldier
At Crawford Orange Co 9TH, Asena,b, wife ofWiliam
Fcer of Ncw-YoIk
Al Tarrytown, 22d Anthony : Mariling. 81.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Commercial and Mony Matters, see Last Page

For Commercial and NoHsy Matters, see Last Page.
WEDNESDAY P. NJ
At the close the market was heavy and the fan
cics declined. per cent There is disposition TO sell
Morris in consequence OF some rumors tina, the Canal
cannot be put in working order this and that
$4,000 more mus, be expended on the work. These
rumors are probably gotten up by the bears, and VT
think can hardly have any foundation in fact
The bill market remains without change and dull
Sterling ei a9i. Francs 3oa5 27..
The Banks have commenced today calling in
loans from the brokers in order to reduce this item IN
their quarterly report This regular system of con'rac
ton at the report shows the inuiiy Of such re-
ports to give idea Of The situations oihe Banks
Freeman Clark. Esq. la,e Cashier OF tao Bank Of
Orleans. at Albion. has oper;ed Banking Institution in
Rochester
The Franklin Branch OF the Ohio State Bank was
organized few days since by the election Of Dr. : Par
sons as President and James Espy as Cashier. The
Bank Wi. commence business about the lGh of August
Subscriptions to the stock OF Branch Of the State Bank
opened Ripley, in Bro "n County. and s'ooVO Was
taken the same day.
About one hundred Thousand dollars OF the stock
Of Oswcso and Syracuse Rs& Dad has been taken
The Saccarappa Manufacturing Company have
declared semisnnual div nd OFFS per share payable
lst day OF August
At Cincinnati Exchange on the East was lower
,li,c q, pr.r, Notes of ,te Farmers and Mechanics
Bank 80 PER cent.
4 Convention composed OF over a thousand dele
gales WINS recently held al Malone Franklin County. TO
adopt 10 facilitate the construction OF the Os
densburgh and Champlsin Railroad
The Eastern papers state;
No doubt i entertained IN the best informed quarters
That the remainder OF tue stock Of the Montreal ana fo
land Railway VIII be forthwith taken up, and thai ue
Po-n wlu be made the subscription sufhci 70 "N
rant the immediate procedure with the work.
The Rochester papers say that when the Railroad
Is built from Toronto to Por ssrnia and Railroad or
fast boat 10 connect that pon with Detroit the journey
may be made from Rochester IS follows
From this city to Toronto .-.............o hours
Prom Toronto 70 Pom Sarn .--............ 10
Prom Port Ssrnia 10 Detroit.
IOfAl. Aouf =
Add hours from Oswego 10 Rochester. and have
the time ga hours from Oswego 20 Detroit
Hon Geo Mohati, President Montreal Board of
Trsde Hon Aug A. Morris and Thor Cringan. Esq d..
rector- Of the ST Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad Com
pany have been appointed Committee TO visit Portland
to confer with the friends Of the road
When the Montreal and Portland Railroad Is com
peied j, Is stated that Flour can be transported ro
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THIS DAY READY, GRATIS,

PPLETON- Llerary Bulletin for August, containing
n l. London Literary Correspondence.
? International Copyright an important decision.
8 American Literary Intelligence
4 New bOos- Just published IN London.
New American Publications during July
c selections from recent in por'arions
T. d A. 4 Cos Lac Publications.
WORKS preparing for publication.
~ Gentlemen DESTROYS of receiving this publication will
p ease address the publ shers,
D.APPLETON co 2o0 Broadway
importation Of Foreign Books.-D A. Co. continue to
import Literary ant Professional gent emen, Public In
solutions Book by the single copy IN Quantities. on
lie most favorable terms
JUST PUBLISHED.
Reii- Dictionary OF the Engli-h anguage limo. -.
kohrau-chs Complete story of Germany, $40. 81 50
TayOr's Manual OF History, "a edition, vol - 15
Msr-halps Farmers and migrants Hand BOOB, 81
Poems by W llism w. Lord, i vol l2mo. IS cents
Pulpit Cycop9dia and Minister'S Companion new ed-
uon - % Jy3O Tis
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THIS DAVIS PUBLISHED,

IFRsE md PKO>tl BY ThOmas HOod-PaH ], besuIl'
IN y printed Price ~ cents.
sOfal the hunorist- Hood was the most poetca When
dealing with the familiar subjects. whether mi gt he
sv-ep bewsng the suppression OF his cry, or mother
searching through 81 Gess for her lost niani or MISS
kilmau-egg. golden chidhood-ihere was hardly verse
m which touches OF heart, play OF fancy, dd
beckou the ching reader away into far other worlds
Than fhs. ie,.r'- ~ London ffheadtan.
The smile and the sigh blended together; the
laugh al the grOtesque idea and whimsical imagnaion
rarely seeing other people theml and the
tnar flow such pathetic narratives Eugene
Arsm or the Cd Elm Tree Without parallel and original
A. Hood was in the ludicrous his enduring fame will
rest on the exqu-iey humane and simply compassionate
-Lh>rdry Ga,ete M
He the scOverer of new sort OF guano 10 ertiHe
mems minds aud make them produce larger crops OF
GOOD raerit intellectual compost mat ne
vented and the materials (which were satire -otened by
kiudnes- aud ridIcule tempered with good feeling
yoef, IA ra,tne for Jfpe Published and for sale by
i-la WILEY PUTNAM iSt Broadway.
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n Hon. Abbott Lawrence has presented Boston
The sum Of two thousand dollars the interest Of which
ho expended in prizes TO be awarded to deserving
scholars OF the Public Latin school of that City. The
sets worthy Of the head and the heart OF the donor.
~ Cassus NJ. Clay has announced, in a letter
% the New-York Tribune his fixed determination never
,csin to send or accept challenge to duel That be
NJ the case there is doubt that young Wcklie will
challenge him Immediately on his return from Sardinia
Louisville Journal.
FoR MExIco-The United States steam frigate
Mississippi will sail from Boston day for the Gull OF
Mexico Captain, Andrew Fitzhugh Commander, Hen
y A Adams.
L. A Creek Indian. named Friday was muir
deed by another Indian at Fort Smith ARK on the 10Th
Instant
ry- One death from Yellow Fever is reported ;
YET the condition of the city in regard epdemics disor
ies is quite satisfactory at the present time.
~ o. Bulletin of 22d.
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rT-Dr. Bnnning'- PaIcnI Lace or Body Brace.

TINS Instrument i designed 10 relieve dyspep-a weakness
nd pain In sides II g0asnes In NE stomach
patton and piles, weak lungs cough and splitting OF blood
fpiiauun Of the heart weakness Of tie hips and limbs
rOOpng the body. with Of the spine aud
agreement OF shOu der particularly IN children and young
ie- also female debility and weakness Of voice Seam
-ffe-e- Clerks Students and Others be- keep the bent a
lie find much immediate comfort from Us Ii operates
eevaune the whole pile of organs (which have descend
"a from muscular weahnessl and maintaining ein thus By
lining heNlbliiy. DR.. b. can be consulted ~ Broad
y Grand. Sundays eNceped the store of Mr.
IS opucan Ohce only from A. ~ 10 - VI. and 10
- VI. for a wceAs A eins. j. IN attendance Ladies'
Guy aud Country Physicians and Druggists invited Ia
and be- supplied by sppying al the above address
Common Sense" Chronic Disease Tor sslr-An arrange
.f mt r-a - I'D nav rsn h. mails NILS .n.spfs
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+ COTTON 4 CO. Auction md Coamisstoe eS'
ehanis Sos lis fulton sues<. and - Ann srssa-Lo.
~ snvsners mae % cunsssnnents and reomps ruensue
naae TUESDAY. July 81. Il 10 o'eorh.
~ NO - Canal str~<t tNsrons Hsl|
SALE Of very larry and fsshouahls sto<h 81
neh sney Wy Goods Embroidery Siks Lares kc TO -
s'i IN "s 20 sui purchasrr~ OF Dry Goods
Dealers and oth~s particularly called 10 thts ala -
stock Of goods Of tins descrpuoc ssdou o0~rrd y ssc.
non-Comprs.ng slhs q greet variety, Safns NsvtsoA
tets Collars sle-ves lnfsnrs csps Gun ksvssss -
Embrosdered Heks Blark Cn2e. Lac cspa b, Stv
Sands nfans Drrsses and Waists White end eesS NO.
Lace v-s Cashmere and Moushn Dc Lame Of Csn vsro
~ Cha,y. blAcA and eofd Popn. Bsr~es 0nghsns CsA
grench Cambrc rarleson. Boob and Sswscoi Musn srs
Inserting and -dsns eubro,der Deaines. Alpaca. an
Crsvs Scsfs and Shs~ls Sh Velvet bafsrncs PorencA
ard Msniilss. Merino Coaks lsdies 0oves and Ne
OF every descr puon. lace Msfn~n Laws dh Nsa.
>k Aprons. gold and velvet hisrh rrmminG Lse
sun Shades and Psaso Hoods Hair Co<h Ssirts Veoste
Vests Gps and Tassrs together with great varey o.
oib-s Fancy Goods OF various descriptions
Also Cour-rs Shelving. one large Mirror, OesAs eans
" S'o.ss, Wir- Frames. Ne
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4musements.
NIBLO's GARDEN.-No posiponrueni

NIBLO's GARDEN.-No pospooeuen At this
Enlistment account q the weather, - ne GRAND
Entrance from Broadway the Saloon 10 protected. and
The New saloon. which ventilated from the top and sdes
enclosed al momenrs nonce Door open Al T. Per
Eveuiug July SlsL-Bensft OF Miss T.ylor-The perform
.nre III commence with the Opers Of Fra DavoioZerlns
NJ. Roberts and Mss Taylor VIII dsne- the eslehrsie
Pos4; Tsmhone Pas de Deck by Misses Celeste and
Psrngro To conclude with the Opernc Come.y OF tn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Tsvior
CASTLE GARDE>.-The doors VIII opvn a half
y paste and the performances viii commence ats oecca
'sday evening July Sist the performance wal eorp
with the Overture 70 La Rene de Bhvpre Afef
which. The Essler Brotbers Will appear Overture Ia :
la smolensks Miss Prsy he Essler Bro,hers vii exhi6
daring feais La Cologne Fussne Po Poau De tsise
Orchestrs Gro,escue Pas de Dsnse c T. Psrsoe Over
tgre G4stsve lie Grsnde. English Pas Nlcgois Miss
Fray Internsson ofhAf al hour After which the eo May
Scent Cosmorsmas Overture 10 tOf UlAvoo. ne tssef
Brokers VIII appear To conclude with Les MAbeurs De
Vol A Vent by The Esser Bro'h-r rsrsloe. Mss Prsy
A MEXICAN VT sri ", s0d ara GARDEN Nor
"A day, July Sih and though the w-es-splendd per.
iormsnc-s every evening and Wednesday and Saturday a.
trrnoons The follow IN splendid attractions are engaged
49, S Sors $40 T s S w W,s.- H.
well hi Fortune Teller Great Western, Mrs Western.
Miss Atsr Mr. Couover, NJ. Hamilton. Wax Figures Of
Queen Victoria, Dsnisl OC0nnel Father Mathew, Polly
BOdne ten. Jackson. xc. Grand Comic Melsng-. Auto
nation Winter. Living Anaconda and Rsite snske
Admission p cents Children under years sf een,s
DA>ORAMA ofthe Hudson River, drawn from NATURE
l. and engraved by William Wade
THIS deineaon OF the Hudson, the result of much Oh
servson labor an resese Il Intended TO Interest a. vel
TO travellers and others forms continuous view
of the and IL ~udngs. from Sewiofs 10 Albany,
,howu ing fully both banks seen rom toe middle OF the
stream The Count es Cites. Towns, villages. Landings
snd Country seats with their distances from Ne~lOrk
denoted together with the historical and other Important 10
ali es The whole forms pictae, and sso serves
A f,pogrspLcal plan Il engraved IN the best copper
plate STYLE sold either colored OF pSn folded IN com
pact and convenient form for the pocket opening any
point or displaying the " hole ngth Al one view
Published by WILLIAM WADE.
- Broadway New York and
A
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At market $40 Beef Cattle 300 sheep and 300 swine.
40 Beef Catile unsold
PMcEs-Bef Cauie-A small advance effected
and we quote extra at $ - first quality IS 25a = 20
second sass p third 81 25dsi Is.
Sie7,-Lamb= from 81 p to 81 Old sheep from 81 80
10 - 20.
Srine-Od Hogs at 4ic for sows. and for Barrows ;
ShOats i.c and -. At retail from 10 &c
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use Hastings Cos Aromatic ruHi aiOfs sed IN dwell
iug- public assemblies. hereser The Ar bee me- 10 Any
,vsv CONTAMINATED, they Immediately remove al dr-eri
Gus Qualities he atmosphere and emit an asrt shr
oior In SICK chambers and g. preventive IN a. coma
ci,as Diseases they invaluable. removing orrn-F-
smells aud efrcuAy arre-ing the rsvages Of contagious
fsvers small pox Xc &C Depot "a Broadway N3l o.
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DA>ORAMA ofthe Hudson River, drawn from Nature
iysO I'm. Conner Of SIKH and " alnai-sis Paadelpha
,UUE MOST DEIICHTFUL or ALL EX.

,I,UE MOST DELIGHTFUL. OF ALL EA.
L CURSONS--A sail across the Hudson River 10 hobo
KEN and then a walk to the ELlSlAN FIELDS, along The
exceedingly beautiful and picturesque shores OF ne place
VIII prove the easily accomplished and attractive o al
RURAL EXCURSIONS that De made from the CITY
The Grounds presents charming aspect the trees being
IA ea and the soil covered with rch turf The walks are
In excellent order having been considerably embesh tne
present Spring The Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal and
Christopher streets are completely httd up with awnings
and -es Night Boats from Hoboken 10 Bnclaysirest
rnnl n o'clock Fsrrsgr ST cents. myo &muais'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-31

Loss ofths ship Choisel. Of NeH L0Hd0,-Leiters re-
reiyed IN this cry from Cspt Pous dated the Chatham
Stands. MAY that his vessel lost on the
Nc-t part Of that island during thick ogsavei moth
ng but xix casks bread The ship was subsequently,
old with every thing belonging to her for 500 Vessel
insured in Hartford and NewNerk The Chelsea when
1T heard from previous 10 the disaster October
il-t-she then had 100 bbs VIII and % bb.s ~ OIL
The Hop.rell Lawrence fof Warren y small
chr Of about - 20 tons. bound 20 Northern port I'm
layou >syra with timber IN sudden squat struck on
htri bottom six seven miles from the Mississippi nv
r. and although in seven feet water. found II impossible
the vessel oil, The captain proceeded NOrlesns
'Yr assistance.
Brig Palestine OF RocksporO Driscoll from Bangor
1r New York put into Gloucester nth inst with three
Get water in the hold having sprung leak OFT Cape Cod
ilght of 18th.
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moving Freckes Tan, Sun Burn, Pimpies Bloches. Sal
lowness Redness and all Cu'aneOus Diseases. II Is also
delicious Emoieni Shaving Compound. For sale on
liz the Doctors original depot 81 Walker street LIST store
FROM Broadway; Boston, A. ;. Jordan, Min street
Lowell. Carleton Co.; New Bedford. W. J. Gerrsh
Worcester, Green Il CO.; Springfield Bliss; Myers. New
Haven; Backus 4 Boil Troy Pierce, Slanwix Hal, Al
bany f. X. Tutie, Assembly Buildings Chesnut ST. Phia-
phs Beware OF base and dangerous counerets and
that the genuine sold only above and that eacn
cake the words Dr. r. Felix Gourauds Italian Medi-
Gated Soap ~ T." compressed with mould, and the Doc
tors fac sme each Splendid Embossed Wrapper y5 #
GOuRAUD's POUDRE SUBTLE for eradicaing hair. COT
RAUD's Liquid Vegetable Rouge. GOURAUD's Hair Dye.
Gourauds Lily White to be had al O. Walker street st
Store FROM Broadway. yl5 If
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MARRIED:

At Rochester 18th, Erasmus C. Johnson to Jane NJ
Fish.
At Geneva 9th VIM Eas,on 20 Delilah Clark
Al Sing Sing Sd, Patrick Foy to Ellen Kelley, Of "
At Norristown Pa 2lsi Thomas :. Lavender 10 Eliza
beth Mott both of Philadelphia.
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a

No date lat a. % lon 40 49, spoke ship Henry OF New
Nork-nothlng farther.
July 49, on hay West, spoke ship Levsnt Of North
arnOuih from Laguna for New-York.
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TUESDAY July % O'Clock P ".
- The Assembly went in the election OF Cir,
sus cour Judges todsy-and continued bslotng ull
ssoek when both Houses took recess MI o'clock
We suboin Statement, Of the final vote for three Dir
res VIZ Southern. Eastern and Western which II
VII be seen resulted in the choice Of VIM Marvin, / IL
aonsop and George :. Hawkins For the Middle there
. vet no choice The friends Of Col. Butler and Mr.
slusl appear equally sanguine OF success
Florida Sentinel.
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FOREIGN PORTS

At Arecibo, July L. bark Jacob VAIN Rowland ID 2
iar Cowes and market brig Margsretts do the only
american vessels.
Al Falmouth July -. brgs Ariel, Hopkins Tor Balti-
more, next day Charles Thomas. Carson, Mobile do
q hr Palestine Green di-chg
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10 Hartford Fire Insurance Company-A.

~ Once NJ. q Ws-st The Board Of Directors invite
OF property call their Neu York agency, No
20 Wal street. and Obtain insurance on reasonable erms.
The ample OF his Company ana their IN
altering risks well understood IN this community: and
iey prepared promptly 20 pay their losses by
IRE. hut o offer abundant security their custom
Dr The innre Join NELSON. Jr Agent. IVA lou.
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Tor Britannia y i D. closed II shi- once OF ".
3.i inst 3 p VI. fo-ia- on all letters NUT he pre-
r.S o rosi Lef,e-s O half an ounce or under cent?.
,ysS - ROBERT H. MORRIS P. NJ
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r7 John BurdeII. Dentist, hi

b summer excursion, viii confne himself 10 his profession
during the season.
7. S->Ome OF my old patrons to think have given
lp business; while others suppose strict Graham
f--.iOn. iy28 otis
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TEkTH.-

,,gCru TEITu-pr "a. Wei-, "a "ar-l..'- u
sl. 'n,,,oiu1ng an important Improvement IN TIE ar
81 ng TEEN which he desso1. d mAsing NOV
- III. or .,ner- All persons ~ 10 conteinp ~ "a '.as
a n nivots are especiluy Invited 10 CAL ano
81 ~ nsaie OF tbs before having Iheir
- ia o,dinary way. proposition VIII or na1,
uss i5 Win faIfne-- 70 say he leasL DR.. Wells,
IN inventor Of hi- new syssp, 10 O-rnng Ms s-f
- IN th- citizens Of NeNork, wilever aisn " se srct
- 30, prncipes Of truth and honor; and IL desired ina
Lo. WHO sccept Of hi. proposition viii do SO wihfat an,
=. ing Of OIL, gsrOn. W. Hs-
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MORE CHEAP MUSIC.

MORE CHEAP MUSlC.
7 FU<ORA.-Publshed This Day, selections from Fry's
IL Opera Leonora
Return to mr, I'll. Brother dear, sung by Miss lnce.
ahi Doomed Maiden sung by Mr. Segun.
Grant me one only hour. sung By Mr. Frazer.
Pfce . Gents.
Also. Just published, eight songs and ballads by Thos
Moore flr p cents.
Twelve Popular Quicksteps. 25 cents
Eleven Of Louis Songs . ci-.
Nine FavOnte Pokas. > Cts.
Thirteen Popular Wstzes Is cts.
Melodies of Ireland, songs and pieces. Is cts.
Muse OF the Ethiopian Sefenader. p cts.
Fourteen Favonte Galopads-. Is cts.
Beauties OF La Norma. p CTS
Part |. Bohemian Gu. 20
II. Bohemian Girl p cts
Ill Bohemian Girl =
Also great variety In Press.
ly5o Ms p fEhhhiI 4 GU. ~ broah"sy.
MEDICI SERIES OF ITALIAN PROSE.
DANE & BURGESS New York, Will publish Mon
L day The Challenge Of Bareitie an Historical Romance
OF The Times Medci by Azegio translated by c. Ed
yard Lesf-r author OF Glory and Shame OF Ems land
&C. &C. Price ~ cents.
IN PRESS
The Florentne Histories, by Mscihavelli.
The Citizen Ola Republic. by Ceba, Genoese
The Autobiography Of A feri. ly5J II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-31

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Also 100 PC Nanke-ns, slightly -corched and wet, will
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