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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

WEsrERS HosPITALITY-A correspondent OF
a. Courier and Enquirer writing from Fort Lesven-
worth. tells the following good story
ne hospitality of the plain country people OF this State
,.oush always rough is equally ready, end II may
ro be smiss to give two three instances OF it, On
,,occssion la the midst OF boisteTous and beating
,,,-r upon prairie between twenty and thirty miles
sx,ent stopped at isolated house Of Entertainment
. me term IT, aud on my entrance room was made for
=. by the fire. and | asked by the lsndlady If !
.oun take dinneri My answer was yes and after
s.vips somewhat dried my clothes commenced upon
-, appeared 70 me feast, with hearty good will,
aus for many things which, II attsinsbe. were speed
/, brought me- and ordering the poor woman from point
: mint about the table with perfect sang froid. On
ozpIeung my repsst arose TO depart and offered the
nee OF dinner TO the obliging landlsdy.
What's that Z" asked she.
the money for my dinner replied.
swen reckon you might as well keep It, though you
6dests heap"
why understood this was house Of enertaiHmenti
-sitnotf
@lrsekOn"
don't you want the money for the dinner :"
Look year mister continued the woman, In AN evil
duuy offended tone in this year part OF the states
vhsn we ask stranger to eat, We don charge him
ro,tnx II s only when folks asks TO eat we make EN-
py reckon and the indignant landlsdy smiled sarcas
te4ly. ,
Ithsnked her for her kindness, awkwardly enough
Nd Jeff the house such is not the rule, think, at the
nsels ID the East
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ARRIVED.

Belgian brig Commerce, Digrave, SO de I'm Antwerp
mdse TO Schmidt & Balchen IS steeraRe passengers.
Schr d Jones Griffith Wilmington. NC naval store
TO Brown. DeROsset g. Co.
schrs B Hunting Foster; Old Hundred Mitchell; Gre
clan, Luikin Forester, Marshall II Foster, Moore
Aurora Brown; Susan Jane Lufkin; and Chapel, Nash
all from Mschas with lumber 10 / Snow.
Schr Italian Ticket, I'm East Machiss, timber.
Scbr Lydis Post Baltimore mdse,
Schr Henry Cox Parker, Boston.
Schr Legare, Norton Calais, sth, Smith g. Boynton.
Schr Columbia, Huckins. Lubec. fish.
schr Olive e. Virginia, Baker, Philadelphia.
Schr j + Smith, Csrgill Philadelphia.
Schr Richard Rush, Crowel, Boston.
Schr Tribune, Nickerson, Boston.
Schr Otis Dunbar Plymouth. NC.
Schr Amelia Bedel. Norfolk
Schr Fidelity Chambers, Virginia.
Schr Empire, Bsssett, Boston.
Schr o Ireland, Crowell Boston.
schr Emily Kirby, New Bedford, oil.
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Farmer Library.
The several TITLES for the succeeding Volume


MonthIy Journal Of Agr,c~furs
Tobacco Inspection Laws Of notwithstanding oil
asfsb,er, " Prince Georges County Mary gen
va ami commentators on this whole system OF
lsssH their Tendency.
whoh,bai Young Man ashsmed Of the Pow' Dis
srsuob on the False PTde OF Youth, with examples
sssn from the Of the ancient Romans
Tie PGent- Office Repor, aud the Poisto-Rot-snolhef
ase proposed for the Dlsease-Leller from Mr.. Colt
Awslsald observation Of a wealthy Farmer on Edu-
enoa
,refies Of Potatoes from the Seed-How TO raise them
0iseaons for Forcing and Management
Lsoig's Msnures-sn Essay on the Eject Of Artificial
sxsr.s together with the Nslural by Prof Liebg.
seas Eeclrs Te,sgrspb-sn Experiment.
Anssisn W els 10 the African Desert
A great invocation In the Manufacture Of Brick MI
AsRs Msehine-How connected with Agriculture.
iAaOdaegion Of Alpaccss into the United sIsles
Recipe for making Rhubsrb TarIine'
Lae To- the Potato Disease.
kxlsri and Population Of he British Colonies.
Dairy HasbanaIy-a Dissertation the Diaries Of Hol
t<a
Nader, It's Culture.
Productive Farm.
frOhiAbe Durham Cow.
Bread from Iceland Mos.
A'hi-ae Schools ordered TO be established in Germany
fossImers eaos-sw Word from the Editor Of The FARM
era Library.
s-Msnufselories; Incorpors,lops of CT.
observation-disclosures Of Manufac,or,.. How al -,
e,usteisl 70 Agriculture
cis,esss How built-lheir Coz, and Appe.hr,,v 10 ~,
wAos q The Country.
Flsx. Cultivation of-wilh Table Of Procls
To prevent Chspped Hands.
Agriculture 10 Scotland.
Potash Wash for Fruit Trees
Nsng for sheep Fods made OF The Barb Of his Cocoa
El
The value OF Tims-wilh some Observations on The
aasriean Farmers habit Of Gossiping.
TIE Beat Apples for the Climate OF Bos.on-rlsn for
%nas hem all he year.
Locg Prehces
ioase Horse from Fire
Editorial Notice
rnsss curen, for pe preceding Month-ese,ully cor
saoseripsicn price - per year, in advance
GREELEY kMcELRATh, Puelshera
- ihs Fumers Library and Monthly Journal Of Az
~ iion July 1915 10 June 1885, now for sale In
e. age octave volumes neatly bound and letiered.-
s-Aon School superintendent and Trustees arc re-
'SSesd 10 examine The work
Le~%efnm es Library. Volume I, contains Petxholdgs
M - 49, arinss on Agricultural Chemistry, eomplele.
,eseofsted work VI Baron Won Thser the Prin-
49, Agriculture also eompleta These two works are
~ " together Ia volume
bns,-, an.y Journal Of Agriculture Vol. /, 10 bound
srrlss e fumers Library, and contains various useful
tsrsSy y.afious branches Of Practical and Theoretical
jr<ssln NE two Volumes complete IL a. 90 Aay penon
log "A 49, seescfibers for these Volumes, and remit
psik 's'of VS. viii be entitled 10 the fourth copy
GREELEY \ McELRAfh,
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" A Piniu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

" A Plain statement.-Tnoupson'sC Compound
Syrup OF Tar and Wood Nspihs.-This medicine The In
vention Of who gave the subjects OF Pulmonary,
Bronchial snd Peclors Diseases the most rigid eIamins-
ton bias been before the public nesr four years Du-
ring this period Il hss performed some Of the most remark
able record OF Pulmonary Consumpton-secured
alton and Of physicians In their practice
aud the approval OF thousands Of persons In ord
nary and colds coughs in hosrsenes splitting Of
blood, &c
Certificates OF Ito wonderful power have been given In
some instances and sworn 10 80 ue, ~ persons who
time will give verbal verihcson Of their contents
But beware Of limitations, and purchase Thompson's
Compound Syrup ofTar from but advertised agents
or hose above the suspicion Of dealing In couneres
Ii IL frequently used and highly recommended By some
Of the respectable physicians In New-Yors and Phil
sdephia-
FifIh and Spruce Philadelphia Sold wholesale and
retail by WYATT KETCHUM, general Agents, III
Fulton a. and n rs RrosdwAy AZ 3n'is
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I,IRTH = HALL. Frsnkin-seuar- and FIRTH, HALL
II POND z55 5rosd way, publish this wees " The Ma
hooae Lake Walk" by DodvoSth, arranged for four
had, bv Rsyuor The CsmeleOn, scarce knov WHY,
being No Songs Of Americs, by samuel Lover . rae
GraduAtirg song dedicated 70 Tho West Point
OF Isf7 words By Mrs. Gen Scott music oy Cadet D. ~
Betzhoover win beaaTifai yiznette t--pssei koasn
sad Ready" sung By the egbeaisn' with excellent
es,es to Caot L. Waugh BY Alien Dodv0 orb, with ex
esllsut Increases Of boh Maze me no gsudy enspiss
from Luereza Borgs, arranged a. duet y A1san fni
no,: . La Glreidz" No I Of three Diverusemens sur
L ttoie De Seryle Opera de Bale composed by hsr-
lrI
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HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL PAiO IN AND SECURED


LION. JOHN Stafford. Presidents STEPHENS BA-
I1KER Eco Vice Pfe.ideBt; Charles Davis secfetsryi
RoberE a. Bennett Treasurer; John D. Ra.s, NJ d. Con
.ultog Physieisn e. union-pace; C. Y Wemple, Agent
This Company chartered D. Ire stals Of hAssAchuses
~ now pr-csred to issue Policies 10 al male persons OF
IS 10 70 wears OF age Of sound heah upon The most liberal
ptipcip e. 10 the Insured By the payment Of small al
pual .urn person may receive weekly b-nent for heir
supper whenever they ncaPseAied By accident or
dsssse from pursung their ordinary voosons snd N ed
anton thereto pro rat. dividend Of the ret profits OF The
business aher The pss Of per cent to The 'haresod
A. a.,
Anoxsnc- a sj 81 as q, -, per weef.
Appicafion nav be made and Insurance effected with
aetif,,g c. Y. WEMPLE.
- Ss,xRrt. Agent for NeW-York
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IL ship South Carolina fr0nl Du5lia-Mr Medlicote,
LADY, 6ehildren and servant DR. Costello and lady Miss
Harriet Brombow. Miss Isabella Brombow Mr. James
Kief Mr William Richardson, Messrs Patrick Delsny.
James Mcdonnell, Philip Cough, Michael Cumming. and
2Oe In the steerage-one died on the passage.
In ship Yioksbus, from NeE- Orle1ns-Gen Downs lady
and child, Mrs Barrett Miss McCseb Mrs Hughes and
children, Mrs Ivy. Mrs SeRsr. child and Mrs
Edwards, children and servant Mr. Laidlsv and
Mr. Lane and SOD. Mrs Pearce. and q in tteersge.
In schr Paaliae. from Apdlaohio0la-E B Whitmarsh
lady ana children Hutchins lady and child Alder
dvce and Miss Iucas
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wall, of Produce. Ac. D, One New-YorL

and Erie Railroads.. r. Clarion, Asent
Reported ,pec,aIy for The NerD- Y0rt Tribune.
THURSDAY, July l, ls47.
Per Barge Samuel Mdrsk-4] tubs frks butter IL
calves sheep hogs COW, Capt Wood s. tubs frk
butter hogs Blake q tubs hrk butter Is calves 63
sheep 10 hogs Capt Hoy tub butter. Day; IS tubs
hrks butter calves sheep hogs, Trimble SO tubs
IL hrks butter calves III hogs Cspt Caldwell calves
sheep Lawrence 90 tubs fra butter 10 calves Al sheep
bol apples Capt Ghswod; Is 9C6 bsks strawberries.
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GFREnCa PATENT COogr-.. BOOs -Palsu

sERRNCH PATENT Congress boots Patent
Congress Boots q Tho anest qIsl'y can e found Al
he P.rs Boot Emporium, eOrnef Of Fulton and
~ Ssss.a sis opposite The Herald Office. Fire French
e.s .,ved Boots made order for o. So equal those
odd No h- bes stores 10 this City for 81 and ~ fine calf
Root. o0r own max for - So usually sold for g. Boot
shoes Gsite kc made order The shortest notice
u.rnb. sixperes 70 slow shilling Corner Of Fulton
and Easssu opposite ke Herald oes. Iy2 lmeodis-
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MAR RIED ::

Al Boston. on the the seth ult by Rev r Water.
bury Mr. ALFRED BEACH. of NJ. Y. Beach,
ESQ Of New.York TO Miss HARRIET Z. daughter Of J.
+. Holbrook, Esq. OF Boston.
At Akron. Ohio on Thursdsy, June "a by Rev George
F. Pierce. President of Western Reserve College WIN
ALLEN HALL of New-York 10 Miss SUSAN B. daugh-
ter of George Kirkum, Eco of the former place.
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DIED:

On "Wednesday, June 80 MARIE LOUISA REASON,
wife Of Patrick Reason in the 9th year Of her age
The friends of the family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral this friday afternoon from 63
Lsurens-st at II O'Clock without farther invitation
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CLEARED

CLEARED.
Ships Iris, Berram, Liverpool Goodhue Co ; Erie,
Baiy, Fall River.
Barks Wenhsm, Wylie, Liverpool Ogden; Helena
Hicks, do, Dennistoun & Wood Msgdslens, Gerken,
Hamburg, Meyer Stucken Pao, Walsh, Baltimore
Bhgs Magnolia, CrOssmsn, Bork J Dursnd & Co /;
Albion, Lillydsle, Limerick, Boormsn Johnson & Co
Elizabeth, Greae, London, Woodruff Miuturn; Queen
of the Tyne. Patterson, Cork, w Simonds Mary
Adeine Poole, Charleston, Badger e. Peck.
Schrs Fame, Nickerson, Halifax, Thos Wlnniett
Sarah Ann, Terry Baltimore, Mailer Lord Alabama,
Smalley, Salem; Agnes Jermyn, Hart Cork.
soops Helen. Hu.sey New Bedford.
Barge Porpoise, Lock, Philadelphia.
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fashionable Clothing Stores.
GENrLEMEs;s sUMMER WEAR.

M . " ld n W EAa
OUR STOCK Of seasonsbe goods, comprising the latest
" and mOsashonabe styles IA the market s offered for
inspection under the that Tho endesyors
which have ELECTED very liberal share Of patronage will
be exerisd give satisfaction In he style and make Of
garmenn In particular We would commend 10 the alien
don OF hose who have proved the truth Of assertions
Ia reference superior cut Of psntaoons
bed ~ furnish, our assortment u Csssrneres and Dr
lings and those 10 VI light and airy garment,
several highly approved styles Of Sacks.
From particular attention directed TO Army and Ns
w WORK Uniforms furnished Ia strict conformity
rsxul and have ways hand goods answer
The requirements Of all grades Of the service.
WIN. T. JENNINGS co Diapers and rsilors,
AZ isu Hl Broadway. American Hotel.
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Excursions.
rIsEING sAILrNC ANp srA

GRAND FISHING, SAILING AND SEA
~@ ABArbING FOURTH or JULY ExCuk-
Gs9t1fz=2NSION-Thep iesssnest excursion for those
q ~eenEens Of the cts who wi.h to escape ns
du. and tarmoi 10 The Ocesa House Shire w.bury
-.v-. Fulton Market slip a. o'eoes. A. 90 Sunday:
he On and 8 O'Clock On Monday, the5 th The EDWIN
LEWIS M foot Of Vesey-.L on Sunday morning
jss Sus. 3. H WILLIsros Proprietor.
- sssks, Frd.y ncfPins; I9ly 2 80 !.
The steamboat HlGHLANDtk, Captain
Armstrong will psse an extrs up 10 Tho Fishing Bark
on rnisy morning July 2-esviog h- foot OF "srr-n-.l
O'Clock hsInnosd At Al quarter Pasi Grsnd-st e.
& al quarter % 9; and Pier J. n A. hsfPssis jy2u
xT AGRtNDEXCUR-IONI 70 Po0shteeP-
sssssa,,e, ,sneiss sseh ,Ssy q, ROes.nd LA
and Nsw-Hsnburgh-rhe splendid steamer SANTA
CLAUS. Capt B Ov-rhsgh. will make AZ -xcur.lon ss
show On pdsy, July ist7 Ies.ns The foot OF Gupd
East RiverA a. A NJ Csihsrnest ~ acusrter pat
2 Pier No. 2 Al hslEps kobnsoos a. easrter TO
and Hsmmond 81 ~ o'cofk. Returning, will leave
Poushkeepsie in s.non 10 reach New-Yoh al an early
hour. ly2 Sus'
IT. NNEW-NoRk SACKED MUSIC
erssasa11 -OCIETY.-GrsndE reur'icn to POUCH
seePsie-OssIofio Of The Creation Mon
The Annual Excursion Of the New.Yori Sacred Music
Society 81 sse place 81 shove announced, unless the
" Gather should prove unfavoTabe
The steamboat EUREKA having been engaged for the
OCCASION will leave tn foot u Bsrcsvst O'clock,
and proceed 10 Poushkeepsie where the celebrated
OrAlofiO o. Creation viii te performed IN the magn
cent belonging 10 the Duichsss Co Agricultural So
riety which will contain 2oco persons The performance
will commence o'c och, al the lerminsTion Of which
the party Will reenbsrk board the boat and return TO
The city.
Refreshments on board the boat and supper al POUCH
keep.i-. viii be provided for al who wish.
The Orslorio will be under Tho direction n Mr. T. I.
CHUBB.
Ire principal Solo parts by -
Miss l. SORrHALL, Mr.. ROBr. GU. PAIGE,
M.D.B BELL, Mr. j Common SMITH
and L. 7. LANDER.
Afull Orchestra, together With Dodsworths celebrated
Brass Band has been engaged Tor the occasion aud The
passage up aud down VIII b. eEhvened by Instrumental
Music Glees sc &c IN short nothing will be wanting 10
make the excursion satisfactory and pleasant 10 all
The entire Arrangement will be under the direction OF
The Beard Of Managers Of he Society
Tickets ~ 50 each, 10 os procured At Firth Halls,
franklin square Firth. Hall Ponds, Broadway G NJ.
ssxton Broadway; C. Holt Jrs, $50 fulton Of j. p.
Peki~s's wal 81 Of either ofte Board ofMsnsgers
ohm Ward. Jr l00t Full0nst Brooklyn.
~ No person will be admitted on board The boat with
out ticket
P. s-There will be full rehearsal OF the Band and
Orchestra ~ the Coliseum, Thurstsy evening, Al
O'Clock. precisely GEO WHITLOCK, Secretary,
j-29 STFM SO Csnal-st
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So --r--urr=--r1 NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD
~ s...-s.@.sezs md Transportaio Co. Fourth July
Excursion to Philadelphia. at reduced
fare commanding Saturday July l347. with the g. A.
train from The foot OF Lbsnyst N To afford an OPP
pOunity reduced fare 10 the citizens OF New fork 10
visit their friends In phs the ith Of july
rsngemenis made furnish passengers with excursion
tickets emitting the purchaser 10 passage to and from
Philadelphia At 81 IS with suher Of the following trsns
From New.York, Sd July ats A. ~ and u 2. NJ 4th
July AGA NJ. and ~ P. ~ 5lh July All A. NJ
Returning from Philsdelpha, 5lh July al A. NJ aud u
P. NJ 9th July At 9 A NJ. snd a P. NJ
Excursion Tickets from phis TO New-fork Will
be charged The rata Tickets procured at The Once
foot OF Lbertyst which transferable and will not
be- received amer the above slated dses
j-26SSO Jyf .2t3dir
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GENERAL d ptllfs.

PosT OFFIcE Ciy Of New Iors, July ], 1917.
~ Prepaid stamps hsvr been received from the
Poe Office Department ~ The denominations ~ Five ard
Ten Ctni. and ri b. sold only me PosI Office by Mr.
Monson ihe Cashier 81 his ofce between the hours Of
oc och A NJ. and O'Clock P NJ.
jy23s ROBT Il. MORRIS, P. NJ
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TO MERCHANTS AID NASuTAeI ekeh,
VIM. EvERDELL SON
-. "a. u.ts..af Nex-YorE

ru,.KE iEsVE 10 eslI tne attention Of the merchants
and manufacturers their estaoiisnnenl In sddiho1
To the brsncbes Of Steel snd Copper $40
Printing they furnish every description OF labels s1Ds
Tor drygoods hardware drugs or Pefamefy, eieg.nuy
printed 10 gold or q vAneiy Of eolorI -
hirv sns oress-s are snch 70 enable nem 10 ere
int y-y ds.erption OF wosE with neainess aud etPedi
Su.e O. IL > --..i a. 5miseod'
PURE AIR IHDISPENsASLh ~ hE All "a "a:
ruSaT pTrRTIC re uvlLs1 CAL 81 me Agency, 30
W.ter..t and .xsnre g neat and oesanfui article Of
yrnualors for ventilsrDg Parlofs,
oreanying less space FOR The ar .dmra AZ any QUEER
yor ssIe Nv [je35 Law 4sis y d. IkoM 6klD0k-
I0TSTRY ADyEKTIslNG..Georz fsTs
1 Sswso.n.f A8vsrtising Agency, Isl N1ss1-n bnek
cI-b hapeL Advertisements insertei n Any OF ne
or,,ro.l nssspapers Of he United stAsea ie4i lms
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MEMORANDA

The following table will show the number Of forei1n
vessels which have arrived at this port during the last
three months also the foreign arrivals for the cores
ponding three months of 1876 The arrivals this year II
,Simh To- cxcceded thnsa of LEG by 40
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Banks, Stocks, &r.

Banks, Stocks, Nr.
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK, corner Sixth
ceiye deposits on Friday and Saturday afternoons OF this
week from TO O'clock he interest on which VIII com
mence from July |. i8i7. BY order.
CLINTON GILBERT, sac,a,.,i..
jy2 2h.- EN- PTGor. 'eo'eAHe'
MECHANICS, AND TRADERS BANK-Nsw
lVlYork Juue %, i3f7.-Noice 10 the Stockholders 10
heI eby given that Election for Directors Of his insitn-
lion viii be held Tuesday The 18th day Of July next a.
the Banking House $40 Grand o. The Poll will be- open
from to O'Clock p. NJ
By order OF the Board,
Je2s uylSls' f. D. BROWN, Cashier.
INTEREST ON INDIANA STATE STOCKS.
-Notice hereby given that the hrs semi annual
menl OF upon the Indiana State Five Per
Cent Stock will be paid by the undersigned al The Office
Of Winslow 8 Perkins, No. 81 Wai-sL on and after
Thursdsy, the first day OF July next
Holders Of Indisna Bonds will bear In mind that tho
above interest payment upon portion Of the new STOCKS
now being Issued the Stale Agency, No 50 Wslst In
exchange for the Bonds under the recent act of the Legs
laure and that all Bonds should be surrendered prior to
the S0h inst (ncuslye IN order TO entie The holder 10
this paymenL-DsLsd New York June ", lS47.
jel7uy5s NJ. O. BRIGHT Agent OF State OF Indiana
INDIANA sTOCKs.-The transfer books Of The new
L Indiana State and Csna stocks will be opened ~ Inc
Cfice of The undersigned, - WsllsL tupstsfsD from
and after Tuesday the 9th day Of July next
Certificates for the stocks 10 place OF bonds surren-
dered will be resdy for delivery and sfter tho isl July
next M O. BRIGHT, Agent Of State OF Indiana
Dated. Ne~-fort. June ". l847 t-l7istJvlo
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CULTTyAToR FOR JULY.

CULTIVATOH FOX JULY.
rVHE JULY NUMBER Of this excellent Agricultural
i work reHdy for subscribers, and hose ho
wish 20 examine IL with a view Of becoming subscribers
hereafter The present number 10 sfmiIaole one, con-
lainng fifteen Communications from some u our best sg
culturiss sEd articles BY the editor with several Illus
trations The Cultvator is Issued monthly AZ The low
price OF One Dollar year Back volumes always for
sale by MARK II. NEWMAN co Agenb,
iv2 3tisaod 1879 Broadway.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
~ EXCAVATIONS On Thu NAT URE Causes, symp-
Nom. aud Cure Of Asthms, Bronchitis and Consumption,
with during several yrars residence sooad
TOTS IL just published and for sale by bER
FORD co. Asor House. The plan oftr-ament recon-
mended gether different from any other ever tried
before and the VIII ch attends It's udeous employ
ent uniform and encouraging In the highest degree
iyZ 2is'
GUIDE TO THE SPRINGS, NIAGARA, &c.
fI,HE TRAVELLERS HAND BOOK FOh Tee NORTH
containing brief accounts Of The towns, springs nsu-
raj and artificial curosies historical memosndn, modes
Of conveyance tables OF distances by rsirosd csna stage
sud in every direction, uth maps Published
and for sale by H. i. TANNER, s57 brosdWsy
Also F-rels ehesp and elegant music al one tbirG
the usual prices lyZ u
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FOWLER AND WELLS,
131 NASSAU STREET.


VIII publish Saturday,, July 5,
WOMAN
IIER EDUCATION AND INFLUENCE, BY MRs.
III REID, wi h an introduction by MRS. C. NJ ktkk-
LAND, illustrated with he PORTRAITS Of number VI
disungaish-d Women smong whom sre The iollowing
MADAM De sTAEL. LADY MORGAN HARRIET MAR
TISEAU. LOUISA SHARP MARGARET PRIOR, MRS.
HEMANS, HANNAH MORE, kc- &c
The object Of thin work 10 10 show ne importance OF
FEMALE LIBERTY, and 10 point out her true sphere,
education, duties. &c ke.
II will be printed In beautiful style and 'old a me re-
mArksoly lOv price Of 40 eens ~ 4.s-
LITTELL's LIVING AGE.
CONTENTS OF NO. l6f-l. Lord Loyat and DuncsE
" Fortes North British Review.
3 Ssiura History and orsin Of Dogs, North British
Review
3 Piigrimsse to Jordan Of Greek Christians.
4 Sundry scraps from Punch.
4 Cap.icum HOuse-CbaDs . and T. Punch
g. A Night In he Forest. Shapes Magazine
British Pro,s and Mexican War, J our Of Commerce.
g. Voice from Old spsin Herald
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02
IT. FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS
The spIendld sLsamer HLGHLANDER.

EzfES1EyxNNiu the splendid steamer HlGHLANDEh,
Capt Armstrong.
The steamer HIGHLANDER will make the following
de ghGu Excursions on Monday. the 5th Of july lsU
FORENOON SEA EXCURSION
down the BAY and around the Light Ship ancaored IL
miles outside Of Sandy Hook giving passengers al oppor
luniIy all the different forhcaons OF the Hsrbor,
the beautiful scenery Of the Bay Of Newfok The Light
Houses sandy Hook, aud the Highlands an excellent
view OF the 0cesn and lssIe Of lis saline and sauorious
atmosphere
Leaving az follows Foot OF Warrenst 81 ! past7 /;
Hsmmond-st before Grsnd-st. Esst River. before
9; CslhArine-sL al g. and Pier North River al past
o'clock Returning TO The same places between and z
Pm.
AFTERNOON EXCURSION AROUND STATEN
ISLAND.
The besulies OF this trip are go VIII known that u 70
only necessary state that the HI sndsr Will leave
WHrensL al O'Clock Hammond, past Gisnd-st
before s; Csharlne st at 8; and Pier K al half
past O'Clock Returning to The same landings about
Up NJ -
EVENING EXCURSION.
In the evening the Highlander will make an Excursion
down the Bay passug the feet OF vessels anchored
al the QUARANTINE and along the shores Of Staten ard,
through the Narrows-coning Keep close TO the Long
Island shore that good view be obtained Of The
magnificent fireworks from fou Hamilton and the Ci1y al
the same time
" Fave for each Excursion 50 cents jeSO SITS