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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

NOIICt u hereby gwen, ina tn- paTlnefshlp hefrt0
fore existing between he untersig o-d under ths nrm
Of BARCLAY. HOWARD co has this day. by mltn.l
consent been d,Ovel. All uer.uns having cAi
The said late ffm will please present them 10 David A.
Barclay and Anirs~ HJward aud all IN iested
the said late will cali David h BArclzy
and Andrew ward, aid settle and pay their debis-
Oaird A. Nrnhurgh. IulA q ~
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n1En A

Near Railway. N. sunday morning, July IL. Dr.
JONATHAN Il MARSH. Of the house of j. B March
Son & Co. OF this City aged 50 years
His friends and acqusintances are invited 70 attend the
funeral from the residence of DR. Moses Jsques this
DAY (Mondsy) ats o'clock without farther notice.
Cars leave Cnrtands, at3P. NJ. Arriving at R4h way
carriages will be In attendance
On Saturday evening. 10Th Inst MARIA HALsTEAD
infant daughter OF Thomas and Harriet Spoford.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited attend her funeral from hs residence Of
her parents 10 Egbtysixth st. near the Fourth avenue
(Yorkyille) this Monday afternoon at o'clock with
out farther invitation.
On Saturday evening 10th inst MERRILL LINCOLN,
youngest daughter OF Dr. j. H. Foster aged years and
3 months.
The relatives and friends invited TO attend the
funeral at O'Clock P. NJ. this day Monday from IA
Warren At
On sunday morning 18th inst after severe and pro
trscted Illness WILLIAM WILMARTH, In the 10Th
year OF bis
His friends and relatives requested 10 attend his
funeral without fathe notice from the residence of his
father Willism A. Wilmsrth 40 Crosbyst At o'clock
p ~ on Tuesday. 18th inst jyl2 2rc
% SUNDAY, July III. after a short illness, LkVlNlA
REIMER, sged IL years, months and II days.
The friends of the family respectfully Invited TO
attend toe funeral from % Alenst this Monday after
noon at 3 o'clock
In HuOterdon, New.Jersey, on the Both ult. DANIEL
ENT q soldier Of the revolution, Ia his 9Th year
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Trade OF the Hudson.


Albany & Hec- York Line L " BraiHard-B1ss &
Coming Go bbls aour Hoyt son 5l6 do Phulips
4 Aboru, Sol do Leland. adams Co. IL DO l. Kelly
Too do BsbeocG Co. 27f do Suydsm sage Co. IA do
" II Hayes; 10 do meal, " Danosr q! do IS boxes
cheese tubs tabs keg butter JOhnsous SON. 100 bush
salt Earl 50 do uesi, T Pesse bs eggs Brinker-
hof Weeks. hrks butter SWIM Wadfon IA hfhs do
A " 0us kCo.
CheaanSo lake BOai Line Rius SRerford-BOaf Gen
Borth-s'o bush eorn Bese, MelieI De~ia 1850 bush
malt, L Patterson
Save Lius-BOai Spartan-l bag dried sppes hf DIRK
butter bbls beans south~orth Lchnrd \ Beach . do
eggs hx do bags dried fruit THUS Barnes ~ boxes
cheese pigs butter, 7 " hile Co; - pkss oaAer'
Leggeii. LuSlum Co; 1890 bus corn 2s do barley,
TompkiDs Co.
Same Liae-Boat Arira-35 cks ashes Hodges $500
bash corn, Allen Wheeler Co; bos beans DO nah,
Csrhar.
Soihsnrs Line 4 Vaa Saztroord & CO-Bd-ss Oregon
SIS obs hOur SGydsm Sage c.; loo DO $50 blsh corn
DO~s Carr; 81 hbls meal, Kent, Poag Coi ods
bach corn. Bsbcock Coz 1855 bush wheat. d. wight
Sane LtEs-BOaf LOrsl-l56 obls hour. 200 bushels
wheat Dows Cary
Same Lias- Bost Ner-Jerssy Z HiH-2ss3 bush corn
Lsnr MsngnT-
Sane Lias-Sloop Cdru1-36l bbls -four Hoyt &
Son. IS bush corn. Doss Il Cary.
Same Lfas-SlO0p Wasp, J. }. Bakr-3eo b5ls tour
DO corn meal Do~s Cary; 81 Dbl. 6our w Gus Cos
81 do Mcbride Lord 81 do, } Hoyt Soc 10 bols
ashes L Townsrnd 1870
Sans Lfns-Bar 4 Marriz, D LisaaH-5s5 bbls aour,
Allen 4 WHIT le.ey 494 do dam sage Co rs do,
ID w Oyphsni; $40 kegs butter. Mead co 81 ibis
hou- w Alton SIS do Clark Colemsni 10 bbls ssh-s,
suydsn Reed c.; A. kegs butter, Turno1ll Loo lean
Same Line Barge Hss.rH, Parsons-l2oo oos nour'
aoyt a Son; $40 do L Lake CO. 80 do, saydam,
Reed Co; 54S d., Bshcpek Co.
Sazs Ltns-Soop Casal-ll0 bbls -four 2lO3 hush corn,
H.wanpg; aplo e1sh wncsl ssbcoek 4 Co.
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nIarkeu.. CAREFULLY reported JSr The T>rbup~.


AsHEs-Pears have been sold to some extent above
g.. Pots 81 s7i and arm.
COrTON-Tne market with sales 500 10 oOO bales, Is
without change. Quotations are heavy.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There wss = better feeling to-
day in Breadsaffs generally. but Western Flour being
usually OF mixed brands exhibited no Improvement
The sales were mostly At S. o2 as Is the latter Tor
good parcels There several buyers Tor shipment
Of enesee at st. could hear OF no sellers below
So 2; excepting OF small parcels The aggregate sales
are 1900 bbls OF which 10000 Michigan at ~ 10
for export Sales fancy Ohio at So ~; 40 % In South
srn there wss nothing doing Of importance. small
sale was forced S. IS but holders generally ask so9
l2f Western Meal can oe picked up at " 20 c2e'.
bu, the sales are mostly at s. The demand 10 very
limited Sales GO bbls Jersey at s. IS.
GRAIN-For Wheat the market continues very much
although the low prices have broueh, In buy
ers and the demand 10 better. Fair mixed Ohio sold
today At lis and good at l2j cents inferior Red 100
Gsnesee pure Is nomnsly 1854 lJ7 cents. The sales
about IS 90 bushels Corn IL 10 good demand snd
at the close was tribe better The sales reach 5000
bushels at se55 for damaged and inferior SeabO Tor
good mixed. 62d63 for fat Yellow, oOdo2 Tor round
mixed 65067 for round Yellow closing generally at The
higher rates. There also . sale OF SO00 bushels
for oil this month ss 80 cents, and one OF WV buse
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COMMERCIAL ANO MONEY MATTERS.
For sale Of Stocks. &c. Gee Fourth Page.


MONDAY, P. NJ.
There is no movement of Importance in Stocks
Some Of the Fancies very heavy but Harlem has
taken an upward turn and it is rumored will be put up
s, higher Treasury Notes continue to be depressed
and sales were made at CT prem. There are however
but few offering at present rates.
In Bills there is no change. Sterling is &. :
Francs 5 32l 053li The supply is good and the de.
mand only moderate.
Ia Freights there is large activity and we are
told by extensive ship broker that more engagements
have been made during the week than ever before in
the same length of time. The rstes firm Be- Cd. and
lid to Liverp 81 Cd 03s Cd. and llGl2d to London
Swedish ship was taken at 3s sd for London and Dutch
ship at IS Cd and ID for Liverpool An American ship
took 3s 3D. for Cork and market and small vessel for
Ireland lid for Grain. To Glasgow ship filled up 1T
80 Cd hslfdozen American ships were taken at quota
tons for London and Liverpool To the Contnentthere
Is but little doing
The value of merchandise imported into this dis
tric from the lst the 9th inst inclusive, compared
until tbo I'D laatv hash as folloWs
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BUSINESS AT THE PENSION OFTIcE.-For the in.
formation of persons who have claims for pension
bounty lands. the Commissioner Of Pensions has re-
qresed to state that preference can be given In
ny case TO claimant agent who may appear In per
at the Pension Office. For several weeks past the
Office has been visited by claimants and agents who
side abort distance from the seat of Government to
urge immediate attention To their business To give
sech persons the preference those who reside
greater distance. would be manifest injustice The War
Department has therefore renewed the regulations of
former yesrs and notice 10 given thst all claims
received by mail otherwise will b acted In the
der In which they received At the Office The great
and xpeced increase OF business 10 the Pension OF
hee will mstter OF course, delay In the
examination OF claims but those who concerned
may rect assured that the greatest exertions are
making 10 expedite the pension and land business and
hiatt strictss impsrtsty viii be observed in taking
up claims according to the order In which they re-
csived
We understand that during morning OF the pre-
sent week the number OF letters great To take
nearly Al hours TO examine them. Union.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN shtp Suitcaa from ChayLgoH-Mrs Oats Mrs Kelt.
ing Mrs Me-l. Mrs Peterson. Mrs Bates Miss Oats Miss
Re-dy. Miss Mullen. Miss Knight DR. Mesls Capt Peter
500, Me'srs Freeman. Smith. II Cone Tho. Water.
man, II Wickermsnn, J supple, 3 supple H.ber.
ncnt mos Bates Geo Os'ss' II Beaver Chss Jones
l. q Fanteux and Mrs WickermAnn
IN oark DeHH, from SduaHHah-P N Night ngale
lady children and servants; Wood and lady Miss
Csse, Cooke, Miss Desne, and Mrs Pickens
IN org California. from Harana-John Haiton and
family John Wilson, 7 Reynolds A Rankin and
tsmily Manuel Medina. Andres santa Maria Pedro Fa.
Jsrdo, Francisco Vanitiss Yucatar
In brfs 4 Wallon. from Georgaopn-Miss II Monsg.
han Joyce Of New York
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Ner-Orlesns White At 80 cents Rye "a "A cents with
sses 1000 bushels for the Continent For Barley O. 10
noninally the market. Oats very much unsettled
tnd cons ieFahle sales wonlf be disnlt ~ e. nj.
PROVlSlONs-In Provisions there Il no movement
Pork 10 very dull and 10 quoted at s3 and sl5 50 al
though probably not much could be had these figures
In other articles there 10 nothing DONG.
OlL-Linsesd OIL Is still working upward and some
small sses English have been made at 81 and best
American at the
sEEDS-A sale of 900 bushels Rough Flax WAS m sde
at an advance previous sales
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Books.
ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC
EnR 1915

ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC
FOR lstS.
TTEE ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC FOR
ISIS. with Portrait snd Autograph OF General Tsy-
0r ready ami Tor sse by the hundred thousand
IL Ia very neaty printed Calendars very large type.
CONTENTS
Table Of Ecipses for tho year,
Calendars, &c.
Biography Of GENERAL TAYLOR, full and suhentic
With an account Of all the Battles ia which he has
been engaged
sketch Of John G. Calhoun.
Biographical Sketch Of General Scott
Biographical SE.ch Il John Mclean
Census of the United States
ststisics # Mexico.
Battles OF a Revolution
The SOciers's SlOfy--Poetry comm rncing
"'Twat 10 the trench Il Nera Cruz
group Of soldiers iay "
Buena Vists-
e. We saw hair watch fires through the night"
Song
"Olj Tack Tsylor's queer old coon"
Account II tn@ Bte and taking II Cork. by the United
States ship ~ war jamestown by the use Of Corn
Meal instead 81 gunpowder,
Pronunciation of Mexican Mines
Anerd ties. Song-, sc.
re- For sale N Ne York at the Tribune 6udiDgs by
GRAHAM. and by Prau. WoOdfird & Co IN Pearls Ia
Philadelphia by Gngg, Elliott Co. Price st cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

The Fruit Trees and Crops, generally, in this vi
cnitv Give fair promise Of abundant harvest except
40 lar !. the trees sy have been injured by the bugs
()ur farmers are in the midst of Hayipe ana hea
ssr Grass and finer weather n make Hay could nor Or
desired Some noe fields Of Winter grsin notice ara
srcsdy beginning to turn The Potato crop looks well
ne hesr nothing Of the disease yet Corn Is growing
ms fast ss the very best Corn weather can make II
fBo.t TRAY 10th
HARVEST ~ THE WEsr.-The Wheeling Times
NJ Wednesday ssys: The cutting Of the Whest crop
b going forward very rapidly In this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
weather being peculiarly favorable An observing Tar
rsr who has passed along the river Tor some distance
informs that our river farms VII prooaces larger
amount OF Whes, and Of quality far superior to that OF
i..t yesrbeing entirely free from rust or mildew and
me grain better filed than he has Il for many years
before"
NEw WHrAT-The ST. Louis New Era OF the
}oth ult save The hrst sample Of this years Wheat
crop which has arrived at the ~ Louis market fnsde
fts appearance this morning II Vas grown In Union
County Illinois The consignee was Instructed TO sell
lG coo bushels Of new Wheat deliverable IN 81 Louis
within thirty days"
VIRaIsIA WHEAT CROP-From various parts OF
Virginia learn that the Wheat crops have been hAr
rested without any damsgs and that the yield Is good
both AZ 10 quantity and quslity Geo. Rust residing
near eesburg Va has just noshed harvesting and he
estimates bis crop OF Wheat this year At $1,000 bush
els which Is represented ~ be OF superior quality
Tar Crops IN GEOsGfA.-From the general ties
mopy of those whom met from various quarters OF
abe state at the Whis Convention we have derived the
,upion that the provision crops In the State will turn
cut generally roy pe while the Cotton cropis decided
IL unpromsing THAI usual The cold aud wet north
erIy and easiery weather which we have had during
the last Eve or six days has certainly not been cacus
ted to improve this Encouraging prospect for Cotton
Savannah Rep 7th
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BoGr0lna.

BOARD UP TOWN, vest OF Broadway, near the
~ Church Of the Ascension, may be hsd by two gentle
and their wives two small fsm les 10 three
suits Of very large in house with the modern ni-
provements In very airy situation; furnished
unfinished; satisfactory references exchanged
receiving the real address OF parties applying Address
Box l4i' Posi- Once iy9 steodis'
ROsRD-Tw0 large front rooms, with bedrooms sd-
~ joining II required. suitable for gentlemen and their
wives asp, rooms fDr single gentlemen at 25s sprinc'
second door from Hudsou-st where pass every Eve
minutes few day bosrders can he sccommo' st-d.-
References exchanged. iy7 itisF
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SHAKESPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS.

pooblShEO THIS DAf-Ihe second OF lh- shsk-
U spear- novels
Shsks p-ae and Friends By he author OF the Youth
Of Shasspesren The Secret Passion" &c Price 30
This Ia snt the most fayOrte OF the series ~
Of novels founded the - ana history OF Shsk, peare
which appeared years ago In London and command
ed universal attention The author has collected every
tzb.h-d fact and Evolutionary Incident recorded Of the i'll
u.rous poet which h. has skifuy inerwov-n Into 6c
III narrative snd he result TO- Inst narrative life
and real, Is produced Of the moss Interesting character"
" Y Albion.
set Of books that would sooner be the auhor Of
than all Bulwer or James wrote" Atheusum.
BURGESS. sTRINGER co
Lrl BIZ trar Am
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PASSENGERS SAILED

IN Paekststip BavGrtd for HsranG-H BogArt Mrs
White, Misc White, e White. c F Stone, G Bucking.
ham Jr OF New York, G Emerson. r CGnnin CHAM Of
Boston L Bogert Heis Of New Orleans DR. T
Dwyer' Thomas Of Louisiana, Hespin and lady Mad
Pudorte aod servants Mr. Moung and lady Of Porto
Rico. J Gulleants Mr. Quckheln
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Court Calendar. Thu, DAY.

SUPERIOR CoUkr-At II o'clock-Nos % 30. 81, -
$50 a. As ST. S. So o. g. o. 3 TO- rs 10 To 81 az, o.
ID Ia. ~ II, 90 CO. ~ "a
COMMON PLRAs-Psrt l--Nos 81, a. 800, 81. IS, ~
5s H. IL. u.s. ~. Part 2-Nos. $40 40, ll2 1856, i4O
n2 2l2 ga. PAS 2ss g. - IS a. ~ Co. 6e 10 So l20
100, l46, las, lie, 204, 2le. go pa, 2e2
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GENTLEMEN SUMMER WEAR.

OUR STOCK Of seasouabe goods comprising the laes.
~ and mossshOnsbe styles 10 the msrtst 10 offered for
Inspection under that the eOd-avo
which have ELECTED v-y liberal share Of patronage win
be sxefted 10 give satisfaction In the syie and make Of
garments In particular would commend TO The sll-n
ou OF those Who proved the truth Of assertions
Ia reference up-ror cat " psutsoons We ens
ed to furnish, assortment u Csssmeres and Dr-
lings sDd TO those In Of light and airy garment
several highly approved styles OF Sachs
FROM the particular attention directed To Army and Ne
W worn Uniform. are furnished Ia strict conformity
acquisitions and have always hsnd goods TO answer
the requirements ~ all grades OF the service.
Wh T. JENNINGS co. Drspers and Tailors,
~ isu 81 Broadway. American Hotel
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fashionable Clothing Stores.
DEvLIN's WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

CASH CLOTHING wAREHVusE,
80 John-st corner II Nassau, n. Y.
WHERE EVERY DESCRIPTION Of gentemens
w Goats Pants and Vests be found In the greatest
variety, and made in the hest and fashionable
style Also. fom loOn Ia 600 pieces II French English
ard American Cloths, Csssmeres Nestings. &c &C. to
make 60 order With prOmptness and dispatch
~ The Coat Pants and Vest cutters Of the establish
well Known for peir t-sle snd experience
tina every gsrns he guaranteed style and hnh
Terms exclusively cASH and prices At wholesale retail
10 order, TO with the CHs,P CASH PLAN
A good suit will be furnished from S6 to SIS has
cost the Old unou- plan so 81 s45 Thousands have
airesdy proved this by Leaving their orders
Clothing manufactured and sent to any par Of the United
States DANL. DENLlN,
isi7 3miseodDIJmW So Iohn.sL cor. ~ Nassau
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Amusemefits.
pALMo's THEATRE

ID ENFffr DF Mr. X. BUkkt-Th@ uubn- ar. 90.
ID. pect ally icformei the -nds o. NJ Rsrs.
evening osxL The COMMITTEES have sel.et-d som- f ~
nOsi -mio-at srtisss, smonz whom the c--brst.o
Ifi.h COMEDIAN. Mr. Lesnsrd. Mr. Barney VII lana John
nm John mans ard other disiing shed m.b-r. ~
The hisrioric art Also. Niles Am. Ctai.s Mr.. linn
Nrs Wslts and Ms. Emma Leslie the disunsai.h~a
vc.st from the Sluih-sn .3d W,s thsaue. The pei
f,ruauce4 81 cofnD-r C ~tlh RoBr MACAlRE-Rsibt.
MsrSir- John Damn; Jscies strop Mr. Wirsns C.esucs
ard medley osnre. by Mile Amelia Violin so 0. by NJ
X u.rks aM-r which the Rival PA0sS-Sicsotr-.
Mis-. Cruise Jalir. Mrs. VANS. Highland Flag IN
chsncter. by Mis-. seehng. Gro.esea- d-nee. M
Thurnp.on To conclude win he WHITE hOssE OF
s-t appearance previous 10 -svinr for Europe Dxroy
O. DoGoghne, Barney Williams Miss Leslie viii sing
several fsvorit- between the pieces Erin 10 my
home" and Nv native lsnd." JyI0 .fis
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
livery DAY AND EVENING this week. commencing
Lsondsy, July /. iss7-spendii exaieisions and Per
FINANCES. every s~rn 5. and every evening al 81
u'elcct. New and Interesting Wax Figures fshfoi r-p
re'entsiiors Of the s. AFRICAN NEGRO SLAVES
taken, Ia he year 1886 "a Ne~Hzyen on the schooner
GERS and crew. Ssnu Anus. Wooden Leg; The shstins
Onaker.; Orphesn Family Pete Morris. Cbspmsn Fam
iiyi Miss Gre-nspOd; Miss =. Julien Orsrg Outsng;
Anatomical Nenus; Madam Rocs well. the Fortune Teller.
Admission 2 cts children under 70 y,srs. ~ CTS iys
CA-TLE GARDEN.-Aam..ion Is c-nI---rbe
- mo't rsptnrog. -ppau.e i mighty b-sow "a 90 The
pc formsnc-s this essh shmsnt by sudsnces possd
Of th- b-su,y snt fashion ~ New.TOyk MONDAY
EVENING July y, th- Entertainments viii c,tmmenc-
with the Overture Csph Of Bsgdsd by the Orche.us,
tim Pas seul from Maths Mis-. Lcuss Wels; Ballad
- Misc PHILIPPE; lndisn Otnc~-Ls Petite Mary AUn-
perh range Of Cosor>mss Overture, by the Orchestra
% be 'oosed By lhe won6eful performance Of the ees
hrsisd Herr Cline the Tight Rope Song. Land OF he
wes"-Miss Phillips: Grand Pas De Deux by Mts.e. L.
ard Wells Doors nrrn ~ 81 conn -nces III o'cock
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Corhr on COMMON PIEAs-Before Judge ngrahsm -
SPAes ~ bsa We Cornelius T. anderson and JOAN Ire.
.eHa--hcuon Tor respsss In coming plaintiffs prem.
tSs 10 collect bs &c. already referred TO- The Jury
could not sgree and were discharged they stood II Is
Md, ten 20 two for defendant
Before faA C1Eyt-D sions-Jesse Rogers vs.
ysAs RA0debaek-Aeton for damages In excsvsuug At
81 Lewis Ia which verdict wss rendered for defend
At--Verdie, confirmed with costs
msehaates Bank vs. JEdson L00nis On note for
We' o. endorsed by LOOMS & Lstnrop the defence to
shich was that signed by Mr. Lsthrop after the
dissolution The Court considers under the circum
nees OF me case, that Mr.. LOOMS is hsbe-yerdict
br plaintiff confirmed
Hasae Hiiss, ad1insstratriz Of David Hes vs. jones
s""e 10 recover iof moneys received by Mr. NJ. for
&c sale Of Suit brought ip time snd "a no,
&own--verdict for plainnn con6rmed.
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IND A HI, story Or THE VAIN MEXICO, giving
"A uf he Battle. OF Palo Alto. Resscs DE- Ia
Pains win Lives OF Ring gold. MAY and others Illus
uslef with portrsit Of Taylor and views Of the Bsies
price "a cents
The secret Tdb1n4, Historical Romance OF the Six.
teenih Century, BY Alex DuIna' suhOr Of Monte Christie,
Tti-is II The latest works ~ this popular au-
thor written M his usual escng End pleasing style, and
abOuud. IN thrinF scrnes-prcr . Ct.
The Unfortunate Mad. ~ the Nissf's FATE embracing
the Life and Adventure. Of Bob Noib.rry Irsh Re
porter By Cspts p. OShsugn-ssy; with numerous IL
ustrstious by ESs This story snnunds In true Irish
=
Cecilia, or Womans Love; by Dumas
Pictorial History Of England No 26-price q ca.
large assortment OF asps, Guide Books, &c just re-
ceiged.
Relics from The Wreck OF Former World Splipers
Ca hi shores Of Turbulent Planet, 40. &c
Price p cents.
Yansee Doodle Tor ths week IL uuutu.ly rich in both
Illustrations and reading matter All lovers OF fun should
pJssesss copy-prce CENTS
Country merchants agents and others viii be supplied
with all the cheap publications i,sued pub
lsh~rs' prices w n. GRAHAM,
fyi lff Trh RrfIa
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- III. vANDERyooRr, No ~ Bro.d..t ea.r. for

Il .szi- by the package:
Cases Rr1adclOths, brown, black, drsb and esdeL
Do Cassimers do do do do
Do satiueis variety OF colos and grades
Do STAY biodngs assorted cOor and widths.
Do Negro ker.eys
Bales Manius patent ticking.
Do Superior denns
Do Printed cloak liniDgs,
And variety OF other goods suitable for fall trade.
~ o tugt
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CR- Niesmertsm.-Beior Trying TIL. sovereign rem
dy let ihe .ics never despair DR. JAMES ASHLEY, 90
Hudson ST. gives siuiugs dsiy, al A NJ. And ?. "
T most severe diseases often yield s remedial nhu-
ence after all Other have TAI ed 10 The hands OF
he most skful q The prof The palsed have the
OF their uhs restored Tumors arrested In their
growth aud fisity. Those Who have sleepes, Dights
made by IL % IN umb-r refreshing that
4 Infancy. The mind diseased in Mesmeri-m huds iis
Or Ashley treats The diseases Of women and chill
dreB and attends 70 The general practice Of medicine aud
surgery jy7 isleOd
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MARRIED

On 3Oth June at Toronto, BY the Bishop Of Tofon.
to- John Beverly Robinson. Esq second son Of the
Chief Justice 70 Mary Jane eldest daughter OF the late
Mr.. Justice Hsgerman.