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To Farmers.

EOSE in want of Threshins Machines, are
2.spec,fully solicited 10 call at Geo. Wait
3,ploush Mandatory in the city OF Rich
! 81 al our shop in The county OF Hanover,
F,,nine our Horse Power and Tresher, be-
.r.nasing elsewhere. II is very important
.>ons who wish our machine, should send
.i3sr. without delay. The demand last
iia be latter part OF The season. was much
..,han We could meet. The most satisfaclo-
k-ences can he given, il desired. The fol.
.is our lisl OF prices:
!, Adhesive Horse Power, No. |, with "a
!, rum complete 5000
|, Adhesive Horse Power, No. Q, with 20
!, drum, complete lI0
h Adhesive Horse Power, No. 3, with ID
4 trum, complete l4O
Lang Lever Horse Power, with 20 inch
Eo complete 100
acn Drum or Thresher 70
s.
SIS
As
ampeenl hand will accompany the Ma.
20 Sc, it to work, free of charge, where the
:. does not exceed thirty.6ye miles from
s'p, or from Richmond, over that distance
yng expenses musl be paid. We will de-
vs,hines in Richmond, or at the Retreat,
y.v Castle on The Pamunkey river.
ars Haw g. Sydnor, Old Church, Hano.
"a Richmond, Va.
i:5'sr Co. June l3, ls48-c;t.
[TARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION BY
MOONLIGHT.
10 Ssamer CURTIS PECK, Captain
I'm Davis, will make an excursion down
Silver, on Tuesday, l3!h instant, leaving
E,,rt a, 6 o'clock precisely, and returning
.2P NJ
Eagle Infantry, Captain j. B Dantor,h,
',re in The excursion. The corps will be
opanied b. The Armory Brass Band; in adj
% which Ruffins Cotillion Band will be
tendance.
Andrew Pizzini will furnish refreshments
boat al civ prices.
rIckErs.-Fcr a gentleman and one lady
F'c !or each additional lady so cents-lo be
Ne'srs. Hassins & Libby, or any officer
company, or A. the boat.
I i,snould rain on Tuesday, The excur-
~ be postponed until Thurs lay, 18th in
June 9-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-13

nLhiNG CANES.-GentIemen wanting
u nssaosome light Walking Canes, or
n'cn are larger and more substantial,
r..' WIN splendid assortment to select
d Inc Book Store OF
:, NASH & WooDaoUsE,
- .l3o Main Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-13

,.uuoyp DEMOCRATIC AsSoCIA-
Am adjourned meeting of this Associa-
IN h. held THIS EVENING, at the City
;, hill pas, 8 o'clock. Several addresses
t. - e.pecied. Juue -
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PROFESSOR BRANCH'S

fhof EoSoh DINA NH
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES',
AT PRINCE EDW WARD COURT-HOUSE.
THE next session Of my School will commence on
the first day Of June, and end on the fourth Wed
nesday Of September following.
The course Of studies embraces all the subjects usu-
ally taught in the best Seminaries Of the kind.
Board for The session. $40
Tuition including Ancient and Modern Languages, l2
Music, with of Piano, Is
Apfii 25-c2awtl5tnJc
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|iSAGERS OFFICE D.PAINE & co.
Richmond Va.
8 Day-sl5,o 900, 5000, 5000, $500. 10 of
! 10 Of $50, &c. &c Nos, IL drawn. Tick.
/. Scheme for To-morrow-Capilals: $40.
b Of 5000, % oil 1000, &c. 70 Nos, l3
b. Tickets IL. June Is
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

UNTV EKST I Ut IItII.NIIh.
TINE Chair Of Natural Philosophy in the University
| of Virginia having become vacant by the resiGna-
a., " p,ofessor William b. Rogers. the appointment
w pfessor 10 fiji the vacancy will under the
eonsideraion of the Board Of Visitors at their annual
,.s,inc The a5,h of June. Communications on the
subject may be addressed to The Chairman OF the fa
eu''y' . GEsSNER HARRISON, Chairman Faculty.
June 2-c6t
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EBIBLE SOCIETY OF vIRGINIA.-A
AZ monthly meeting of the Managers OF the
Society of Virginia, will be held in the
= Room OF 81. Paul's Church, on Tuesday
u.s., al 81 o'clock P. M.
WIN. WILLIAMS, Recording Sec'y.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS.
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF RICH MON u.
>, u,-rR THIS DAY AT "A o'cLosK, p. NJ.

ARRIVED,
b. P. Hoffman, Ross, Boston.
\, Monica, Burke, New Orleans.
h. Bengal, Crouch, Thomaslon, lime.
/. lO-Arrived, schr. Two Marys, Crane,
,.slphia.
SAILED,
E.r. John Slull, Tecl, Philadelphia.
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ERLEY'S OFFICE, No. l0l East Main
Street..
TO those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY says, "Come Try again"
Day, Tuesday, Stale Lottery draws at
|satria. Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 5000, s.
Of 500, 10 OF 1000, &c. IS Nos. II
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Morrow. $4,000. Tickets 10.
fa'stay, $40, 1870. Tickets S.
a. Small Fry" as usua this week. Capt.
wv dollars, &c. HURLEY will sell the
% a Package Of quarters for Q IS. 10
I II ufaWn. June Is
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DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
ID. Paine ~ Co.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,

. ItINIIfIUNU, VTRGININ.
'T'HE following Brilliant Lotteries are presented to
the patrons Of this office Tor JUNE They possess
unusual attraction, and eve evidence of the superior
100000 for ihs 2ith instant, t7s Nos 30 drawn bal
lots, we cali particular attention-a splendid Lottery
for packages The great success which has attended
our patrons IN Tue sale Of many splendid prizes within
the past year, will be sign nos, for those who are in
search OF Fortune TO send TO ID. Paine Il Co.. the old
est and most popular Managers in the United States.
C.. w. PURCELL,
Agent for Paine L Co, Richmond yireInia.
The following prizes sent this Agency in the
last sixty days-Pane's Lotteries-which continue to
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Amelia Springs

WILL be open on the LIST day of July Tor the recep
w tion Of Visitors, and can accommodate 70 TO lUO
persons with good Accommodation.
p'TERN.-Board: for single meal, 50 cents; per day,
=, Ok nsr week sc: ppr month, S2I; Children and
Servants half price. Horses so cents per day;
SCI I es,s THUS. e. WILSON.
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Things la philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
ptfrr apEfpufA Tr

Correspondence OF ne lrlDuhe-
PHsLADELPHfA, Friday July p.
The death Of Governor skunk announced last
evening II is painful 10 think that but few weeks
since Of the Loco papers charged misrepresenta
ton upon the Wings for saying tha, ne was dangerously
SEX
The flags from public places and the shipping are at
hslimssL Tomorrow afternoon the Governors re
mains will be brought here on their wsy 20 IrspPe
Montgomery County his former residence.
Capt. MAYORS company Of the 2d regt PsnnsyiVanla
Volunteers have Just returned did not see them ou,
am told the members look wofuly diispidated ana
they present but skeleton Of the force thal osns
EFF here.
The Comts adjourned this morning In respect iof
the memory Of the late Governor. -.
The market for Flour is quiet 70 day WIN ss.S' a.
5I2to537 Corn Meal 2 80 Rye Flour -; WITHOUT without
fnnch INQUIRY: Wheat but little arriving ana ueihanu
rood sales red al 70 TO lljc Corn heavy Win ssles
st5l 10 &c for Southern yellow Cotton nothing oohg
sales 900 boxes Havana sugar az u 10 &c, 2VJO bags
Rio Coffee M about &c on time. sales 20 tons scotch
Pr IrOn Al private bargain. Provisions steady with
moderate demand Pork e. b. ii 25 Lard IL scarce
and prime lots are held a, q time sales common
Wool 4 y 10 25c with moderate demand for the East
mi blood end fleece prime bring % 70 34c. Whisky
Sull AZ 2ic Sales 1000 pigs Lead al 4O6c, cash
sAIys or STocKs.-Fira B0ard-l2 Northern Bank
KV. os 500 &c, 81 1913 5000 do do, 81 lO4i ;
4 Ches and Del Canal 60 200 : Treasury Notes,
iot3 10 Mechanics Bank 24i Wilmington Bank y
i0 Penn'a Bank o. 10 Read Rd, l7l 80 Copper,
q a. 600 Read GO SCI q, 900 Penn g. 753 SifO do
~ Philsd Bank, ll9.
S,ooad Board--l2 Penn Bank G Penn Township
Rank. 25l % Read, Ia 30 Morris, -.
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xxxth CONGRESS-. ..Firsi session

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Friday, July q.
The Senate convened at the usual hour, when the
Vice President resumed his and called 10 order
Prayer was then offered up by the Chaplain.
Numerous memorials and petitions were presented
received, and appropriately referred.
Mr. DIX from the select Committee, TO whom me
mortal had been referred respecting the Public Lands
reported in favor Of granting Public Lands Tor the sup
port of INDECENT Insane persons.
Mr. DIX also gave notice that he would move that
the Senate proceed 10 the consideration OF the bill at
on motion Of Mr.. ArHERrox, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Finance, the Naval Appropriation Bill was
taken up.
The CHArR stated that the question pending was on
Mr. LEwfss motion % reconsider the vote OF yesterday
adopting Mr. NILEss amendment.
Upon this motion interesting debate sprung mp, in
which Mcssrs NILES Of Conn. PHELPS OF Vt FooTE OF
Miss BENTON, and DAVIS of Mass. took part
The question was finally taken on Mr.. LEwIs's mo.
ton 10 reconsider and the yeas and nays being called
for il decided in the affirmative, by the following
vote Yeas 30 Nays 90 The question then REQUIRED on
Mr. NILEss amendment in favor OF striking out, &c,
and was decided in the negative, by Yeas 90 Nays 30
So the amendment was lost Numerous other amend
Inents were then offered and rejected.
After very long debate, principally in regard to en-
ploying Naval in carrying the mails (Which
was negatively rejection of the amendment was pro-
posed by Mr. DIX TO advance 10000 dollars TO Bremen
for Line Steamers. Mr.. HALL moved an amendment IN
favor of aboshng logging in the Navy, which was
negatived. After farther uninterestng proceed
/ ings the Senate left without quorum
The Sergesntat- Arms sent for absentees when three
came in and the Senate at six o'clock adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House assembled at H. and after the transaction
| of some routine business the SPEAKER announced the
first thing in order to be consideration of yesterday
motion in favor OF recOnsderDg the vote rejecting HI
item in the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill
Mr. SMITH of Ind. obtained the floor and warmly re
viewed the conduct of the Dominant Party OF Messrs
| POLK & CAss He read from little book containing
| Gen ASS letter to the Chicago Convention laugh
teri lie ridculed VERSIONS crocodile sympathies for
| CLAY and asked whence they came Was he the same
| CLAY that the gentleinans party so long revedH
| Mr. STEWART of Mich. followed and defended his
party and CAss and attacked the Wings.
| Mr. GoGGIN next made party speech. He quoted
| BAYLEy's former denunciation Of JAcKsoN's usurpa
! tons of power and also quoted HENRY A. WrsEs ties
timony against CAss before an investigating committee
| Mr. THOMPSON OF Miss read speech against TAY
and the Wing party and highly eulogisnc oil CAss
Mr.. BARROW replied in powerful manner
| The question then taken on reconsdering and
carried and the House adjourned.
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Description Of Liberia.

We take the following description Of the Re
public of Liberia, its extent population, settlements
products &c. from pamphlet just issued in Philade
phia very general interest felt in the success
Of this Colony and the Wait Of lis President City
mas sui excited pubic curiosity It viii be seen
that the soil naturally fertile, produces abundance
large variety Of tropical plants and fruits and thsiPro
ducts TO large amount have been exported within two
years Education is not neglected and the report OF
the religious aspect Of the Colony is very catering
LIBERIA
ExrENI-Liberia extends from Dlsby A. the mouth
Of Poor River the North west 20 Lsvaly RIVER, on
the Southeast between 4 deg 20 min and deg 20
min North latitude snd deg 30 min. and u deg
West longitude from Greenwich The length OF coast
between Digby and the Cavally River i about three
hundred mies The territory Of Liberia extends from
twenty 20 thirty miles inland The night Of possession
and Jurisdiction ell this line, with the exception
OF Young Ssiers has been purchased by the American
and the Maryland Colonization Societies, and farther
purchases have since been made.
PoPuLArIoS-The inhabitants OF Liberia emigrsnts
from the United states and their children number three
thousand hve hundred and seven hundred occupy the
Maryland Colony at Cape PalInas To these may oe
added about hundred natives civilized and admitted
70 The privileges Of the polls and the rights o. citizen
ship in general The natives residing on land owned by
the Colony and directly amenabe 20 its laws, are est
mated from 10000 20 600 The population Of the al
lied tribes IN the interior who bound By treaty TO
abstain from the slave trade and other barbarou prac
tees il not accurately known but may be estimated al
10000
TowNs AND ELEMENTS. '-MonrOvia on the south
side Of Cape Mesurado. the north western boun-
Diary Of Liberia Is the Capital and chief place OF trade
Population OOO.. The other ports not counting those
in the Maryland Colony Marshall on the Junk XIV
CT Edna bexley the St Johns River, BassA Cove,
and Greenville the Since River. The more inland
towns and their djoining settlements are Caldwell New
Georgia and Millsburg
PRoDucTIoSs OF TIE SorLs-Cofee sugar cane, rice
cotton indigo Indian potatoes, yams, cassadas
bananas arrOwrOot and nuts may be produced IN any
quantity; fruits are various and abundant These are
all grown in Liberia
EXPoRTs-Tho chief exports are csmwood, palm Oh
and ivory 10 the amount Of $4,000 in two years end
ing September 1913 according TO the official returns
/ These arc brought from the interior.
IupoRrs.-The imports for the two years as above
/ amounted to Sl51,s30.
RELIGIOUS ASPECT Churches, % communicate
! 800: Of whom 800 are natives and recaptured Al
| ricans.
! EpUcAr1ox-Schools Is. scholars 500 Of whom
200 are native Africans The Sunday Schools embrace
far larger number
The statistics Of Maryland Colony CAPE PaHa' are not
! % Ia tbs
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ALBANY AND SCHENECTADY RNLRoAD.-By an
advertisement in this paper it will be seen that the sun
day morning trains on this line arc discontinued.
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DIED.

~ Fnday morning july a. Mss MARY JANE HAMILTON Of
consumption. % the 2lst year OF her age.
her rsm.ns vii b. ,ateu Bondhrook - }. for neimeuf
on he aNer lingering illness, JACOB r. LOUIADA,
D he 57ih year Of b- age
H. freDds acqa and those Of BIZ brothers IN las"
George John Rcsrd Peter C0e and DAVID Van Name,
requested 10 attend funeral this afternoon Al clock, from bis
residence His val BE- taken 20 Grees God
Cemetery for ilfennent
On lie 9oth r suddenly JOHN only child Of John and labeli
Robertson. aged months and 10 days
friends and acquaintance ot the family respectfully uro
a,tend from bis hci residence, ~ Madsonst THIS
saturday Afternoon Al Z o'clsk
A. South Brooklyn III BERT, only Of Burr aud Sarah
facseE illness Of days, aged years aud months
ne enis Of the family respectfully invited 10 aiieud me
fra this afternoon Al ( O'Clock 4 NJ from HE residence state a.
door H. 20 be taken % Hfeenw ODD
(smsfery .
Il Ps5argi iIu Capt Robert y wstsrs Peter Hans
William Whconh Of Company B. -tkest Pa Volunteers
lsa nst Henri Richards Of Company B. Let Pa Volunteers
Honeada Pa eh Col CHAELss NUtS late OF Ne"uufE
Orlse Co y Y Col Sergeant Arms Of TIE
,a OF this STATE he formerly Sheriff Of Orange Co and
a.s,c Isaily hsB o Department Washington
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~ SEE MARME JotRNAL. FOURTH PAGE<s


CLEAREDshp s sari-a. Pierce. cauits, Cocker Warren
Roe st'li-h spencer, Rotterdam, D Hufiogi Co.
Thanes Bss, s. stephens, NB Wolfe Hector Line' Ma
Brr. Sssoas. Da'eh Klsa Batavia WA we'.er wilson Ful
ser John Cooley Co Earse Boston, Timothy PSaro Line.
Philadelphia Romer. Blanchard PHILADELPHIA
ARRIyED-shp Frene Psuen. SO-,ns. - q. mi-e 70
stanton. !. passengers ~ sfeerce.
Ship Liberty Pratt, In Liverpool, June 3 mfse % W Phpl-
Spoke moth fl-. 20 passengrrs 10 sieefage
d hip labeih Noaat Antwerp, 8 y', ballast M'ay B'o-
ship swittra, 'of Phla' fu NOrelns ioF Liverpool
sh1 Fanny Forester Conn SOean ~ d. lead &c 90 master
loopgs eat Roger. Co sS companies Volunteer. go
acltng officers 18th Oh forgs- spoke ships sun Beam
a Cromwell of Bos,oa from New Ouein for Liverpool 18Th Of
spoke ship John Cumming, I'm Nore.ns for LIVER
Poo 18Th, M y TO- ong 75' spoke ship sTaia lot fnIAaepn@
Hamsurs b,rs sypbe An,seo IS days. schmidt 4
warks. siinci-ol-, e.. ~ passenger.
Big Walton Turks island 10 d, 5000 bushels s 70 Ralph
Post Len hrk Luneite He~n Of Cabs Ne for Boston days
S,, fr Do In q. 1sbe;h Ann Jo.on of Washington for
Pymauth Sailed company with the and w. Ga the I'm
nt ons 3 S. fell with several psces Of phnss AMI I'm
having the appearance Of the OUTSIDE pnsme OF e ~ We
torn OIL hai no MARI on d Of Hters, with Light
AMI variable winds and Gains have had plot on board dsys
sailed company With sarah Ann Gsin- and sarah seyey
seav-y for New Yors.
schf wm = Bird. Miller Philadelphia, coal.
schr La Pawn. Virginia. corn
sclr Oregon. Hawthorn. Philadelphia. coal
s.hr Banner. Candy. Philadelphia, coal
Schr California. D0rat, Virginia melons
schr Empire. Nsssar, DO do
schr Henderson Robinson, Virginia q, coal
s,hr Norsrh Bebo DO DO, wood
>chr MARCUS, Dmmmout DO d. corn
scir RelsC Whfi- Do 20 SO, coal
schr Globe Ham. DO Co. laval stores
schr speed, Nelson, 40 d, melons
snLED-shp, corusia French. Liverpool H1''msaer Irsr
pool Trgun Portsmouth barks A-1anire f Rochelle hoorr
Alexander Brl Quebec Deborah .Brl Mrsmch snss Is usa
Port walthai N', Flower Bermuda and Others Wind VIII
hszy w-afher
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Foreign Ports.


rat Iverpoo July Icouum Turner, Mobile ken hltcln
. Ssgsa Russell and Empire Queen Porter NOneaa. sailed
asou. PANE Baltimore .marantl Bliss and Loudoni oss b
,on. N-tor, Hammer Chasst11; Henry sstsr Nugno Arr
"a Dg-ne. Gode and Sarah Louisa Baer NOneans NaFor
p1fps SYor sailed NeWfork Copper and Sea, Ba-o~ New
Yors sailed 81 Ncvns Bodie, Alexandra Switzerland, stu
son Hamptrn BnEgs, Boston Arr 5ih Lady lof1 sotu
SOrean. steamer Acadia NYo and Halifax sailed, Gem, hoa
r Astardra Excelsior Williams, Boston, 81 George Ferns
SYork G,h Csmlrse. Peabody a=d Rchsrd Asop, smith
Aa Hsvo.t %. Gsranne BALTIMORE Sh LlbecA Mon
Arr Fsi1oth ? fh DIT. Adler. Bttlnor-
Arr Al Wa,erfJr1, July :, Margaret Hug, Baltimore
sailed I'm Newport 80 INST Columbian Bath; bqaty Boston
Arr Al E-nor- uit Sarah Richardson, Boston, nth hobander
New Orleans.
Gr.ve.en 80 B0sonln Boston, Mediator New orr
5th London, DO rth ut Gsnmore. PhladepbA -,
Arr at Co 4h sophia Walker Boston, oh John bfoushsH
sass Gn clvie sol, u co.,res Boston, 9Th inst Mary Hud
Ws.s-t, DO Arr 9h INST ofutl.
SOrean. 81 Harley Nfork l Providence SAVANNAH -'u
OH. Elts swift, Nfork.
Arr a. Drortheln nh uli johannes, Charleston.
Arr a. Yarel 9Th ult Isabella, Charleston -,,,
Arrai Christina, 18Th ut Easheden Charleston" |AAs''
1lst, Henrieite, DO
Sailed I'm Port sPan % O,, bark Isabella Mckee s. Co 70 'a
A., Tra3,a 9Th u carsa Perkins, Duncan MO"
Franklin. G.1bs. Boston g.
4, crenas ~ nat big Hiee, Ho,t, New York 'ehr Con
Kearney. DO $3.50 49,. NJ, $500. ,ryo,t. IN,
rs Dow ID Roop shaw and Acatta, Wool 90 sef O
Done NYo ih s;eanh Cambria, Harrison Boston, ana -
tar f0r Liverpool y. a.
seirbs. Toledo Grant. Providence lsh, ship thae- plr
SYorf ara Mana Chlr;s Tst,, DO ors hafet DaDi- o.
R6msyur. Boston Ava, Dlla 90 h "r "'i-
M; Lord 1x.rad, ind Yescei fofs, Nfof
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BOOK TRADE.
LIFE IN BALTIMORE,

ar THE MYSTERIES OF The MONOhhN Al
OCITY. Price . cents, o,, -.,
The Mysteries OF Old London. by Reynolds. 70 cts
The Bsrouet- Daughters, by Mrs Grey % cts
The Principles OF the ChronoTh System OF Menl'
cine. 81. ,,n, A.
Meigs Treatise on the Diseases OF Children. ~ -, So
the Chris Mnstres 81 cts at,
Brothers aud Sisters by FTederka Bremen. - es
The Magazines for June Grahams, Cooley - NauoheiN'
Harold by Buwer. 2vols.75 cts each
The Ice King. by Ned Buruine. . eta
Iitelrs Living Age for this week. l4A c's
The fvyo Diarss by Alexander Dumas. - cls
France is King and Court, by Gen Cass . cs'
sargents Notes Iowa, with beautiful hisp - cN'
AIine new novel; by Mrs Gray. % cts. 800 =.
The Half Sisters by Miss Jewsbury iusi published &C
The Lives of Gen. Taylor and Gen. Cass . cts
The Hen pecked Husband. . cts
The Mysteries of New. York, hve parts. p cts each
Also al the cheap publications and perodlcals iof sse
wholesale and retail, by BERFORD Co. <Aso' house
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By Telegraph to the Ntw.York Tribune.
Later from Mexico.
NEv-ORLEANs, tuesday,

NEw-ORLEAN5, TUESDAY, Juy -
BY an arrival from Mexico we have letters ana
papers as late as the 7th inst. from the Capital
No positive information has been received a. 70
the progress Of the revolution We only kno"
that the Government forces under Generals Bnsta
mente and Cortazsr had been united 70 the mum
Der Of 900, preparatory to an attack upon the IN
s1rgents. commanded by Padre Jarsuts
The Supreme Court Of Mexico has under con
.derstioa the protest against the late treaty with
the United States.
Vessels had sailed for Yucatan with money and
troops for the relief Of the whites.
There was comparatively no movements il
the Cotton markets yesterday-sales about si1
hundred bales only Other markets unchanged
and inactive
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Dnmeafir POrfa,

DANyERs Juy AR schr Charleston. Hartman, Bangor
SALEM Juy AR schr Franklin. Burgess. Nfors
PORTLAND july la-Ar schr Cltten Hale, Boston sophia
Mara Norton, Lncoluy lie. for Boston
BAH July isAu brss Mara. ffesm an, Phlatephs e,t
Berry NYok; Wddes Walker EdscOmb Boston, seh william
Henry. Tabor, NYork. 49, ,,l
AUGUSTA July EAR .hrs fansn Pierce Nfofs snd 81.
er Tona,on ls 18Th Burbank Nanucketi sas
Psrtsr Cofsn lo OF OF SYor 10Th, Consul and Galsle
Boston. 10th. Jane. o. 18th. Harriet Auu, DO.
sACO July Arr schr Susan Baker. Jofdans "lmihtf
Rogers and oregon Mlh, d. Sailed, shr jane Yates Thomas
Philadelphia. Ell
BASGOR July t7-Ar .chs Eugene Molmon WORK Sterling
an Leon Boston Adeine. Hanui George Ani william piani
Corulo Agaraio, Augusta Levsnt and MARY heef Boston
PASSPORT July IsArf bark Garland, shakiort Boston brig
BILE Greenaw Wilmington. l7ih Amelia CLARK - John ~ i
.,.i r Pm deph ish; Psne Jones and NeonA Hume
D4 sh,c.ird Providence. schr Esther Eliza, clah Nfors
sed lsth br. sam Fren. BfoWn baumore ka rue fnaae
ob Nov spear aud Petgrew, Niork enfs ofa
fs-vf, aua Re- hahe Phlaje phs Texan Lancey New io
cT. P.avy Providence l7h trs Proecton k--n- ~ ORR
ls,b Z.lle.. Larkln, Wilmington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-22

slspss sAxsarAkLLA.-Sprng 10 once more with u.s.
,sna freshness nils and as well as vege'snon
he's the reyiying influence OF the season But spring
sng to the sick The poor bedridden martyr TO 'oro'
Ia o. rheumatism or liver disease, or indigestion OF sny
'as Of tue legion Of mssdes which take ihe nee IN we
soraeh and make the veins their eonduis-"nsI Is US
sprrg to himi Whist language 10 to he deaf and duHo o'
ashi TO The blind Blu, we think we can tel me sune'e'
how Ct his system for Ihe enjoyment Of Spring Ae00se
dSans ssrsspars that shall no, last the whole SESSION.
~ accomplish the work. and enable the patient to take up
and walk" before hery July looks In Al his chamber
Window.
Prepared and sod, wholesale and retail, by A. D "
lands Wholesale Dggis;s 100 Fulton, corner ofWhsn'
~ Broadway and n East Broadway, Eew-rork Sold
tso BY Druggists generally hrou boat the United States
!ries u per bcslle, or six bottles OF S..