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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-20
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4 LOT of superior SUGAR-CURED HANS
IA Just received and for sale by the subscriber
Also, SHOULDERS and SIDES---good pn0i
nd no mistake-buy. fry and ~
WIN. RIINNFLI.S.
One aoor West cF the Palladium Ofice.
Ej.Il;uoua. Aur 30 1913 IS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-20
TAKES FOR lS4S.

| expect 10 attend IN the several Tow ships
in the County, iii orIcr 10 recc I'VE the Taxes of
the present year, at the places, and the days
following. to-wii:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-20
HENRY DICKINS som,
TAILOR 4 VVODLLEN DRAPER,

LATE OF SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND. AT WHICH
PLACE AND IN LONDON HE HAS HAD
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.
HAVING removed TO Richmond, Ia, and
IL commenced business, at his residence, at
the termination Of North Front and Marion
streets, opposite Jesse lden's. respectfully in
forms his friends and the public. that he IS now
pre- pared TO execute orders in his line, u the best
style of fit and Workmanship. by winch he hopes
TO merit approval and therefore so!Iciis Il share
of their patronage.
Ii. ID. will keep on hand carefully selected
small stock of superfine and midding quality Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-20

I NHERNiOM Surgical Instruments,
and Trusses of all kinds, for sale by
Aug. %, lS4c. l. REED.
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NEW FALL. ARD WINTER. rS,s'
ECGreG
MORE Z DRI5Gs!!!

4 large supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Dye
I 4 suits, Nc., warranted PURE, direct from
New York and Phiadeipha
Physicians and all others can be supplied with
articles that they q pc nd upon pure, the
lowest possible rates, and on ;he best possible
terms. Call at DIR. Howel's Drug Store.
Richmond, Aug.2, 1878. 32-tf
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Carriage AxsCS.

~ SETS CARRIAGE AXLES received
- and for sale low by
]. NJ. s. J. II. HUTTON.
Main st. doors west of Pearl
April 10, 1918. H.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-20

k-tPiCtES, &c.--Sueh ground and unground
- Cinnamon, Cloves, Aiisfice. Ginger. Nut
Inegs, Mace, Rice. Cocoa. Coffee, Loaf ana n.
o. Sugar, Icas--hiacIl aud green. Iailarimds,
Sugar ious., aud X. q. Aioit.s-eS, fer sale by
Aug D. lis. !! Il IED.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-20

SUGARS. 81 RtPS. AND FRII IT'S.
OAF, Havana and Orleans Sugars. Rus
berry, BoxbrTrv. Sarsnpar,iia, Straw berry,
ana Lemon Syrups. Lemons, Figs. Prun-s, Raj
sons, Almonds, Eng. Welnuts. tilb-rts, Pea
Nuts and Dates, al! fresh, opposite The National
Hotel f.. II. CITIZENS.
June :, las. .!-if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-20

- ~ I'm ITO. lNoV-J 81
And after that date at the Treasafer's Office
in Ceuireyille
1T is desirable to me. and much TO the convent
ence of Taxpayers. that as many as can be rea-
dy to 40 should settle al the times named
u Those who do NOT. will please make pay
nient at the office within the
Receipts 10: the amount Of Road Tax, where
tHe work has been done. should be presented at
the time of settlement, otherwise the amount
VIII be required 10 be paid money.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-20

IUNSU VT II 7. FNTIEN
Will please read the following statement from
the Harrison Gazette. The incredulous are in
vited 10 read the folio ing note from Rev Mr.
Coldron, whose character for truth and yeracity
stands above suspicion, md have their doubts
dispellcd as TO the superiority of W1STAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, over all other
remedies RENE, now before The public of the same char
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-20
n o Is!

Is thr place 10 buy Drugs and Medicines. DR..
/ iIow,.iIs has now hand fun aud com
p'etr assortment of every thing III his line, and
he will cell 80 low the lowest. and warrant all
the very best, Gall at Dm IIowELi.s DRUG STORE,
No. Is, Main street.
~. - \ new recruit Of Wheriing GIass, Drug
oists' Warr, Viais, tfc., Just received
Richmond, Sept. 10, 1919.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-20

CAUTION As aitet Iri constantly u.ads
10 deceive the pubiic III spurious limitations of
almost every valuable medicine offered 10 tho
public notice. deem II necessary 10 request all
purchasers 10 observe the following marks OF
the genuine B.AfeSAM. IT is put 40 IN bottles
with The following wor,is " iSTAR'S BAL
SAN OF WILD CHERRY. finr.nEl.riIA."
blown Ia ise glass; also, ca, u bottle bears La
bel on the front. with III. signatures of Henry
" istnr, N d.. Philadelphia .aa Sanford X rsrh,
which, To initiate or counterfeit, viii be prosecu-
ia as a forgery. 1t is the necessary to
be particular aud ask for Or. Wss;ar's Balsam.
all other preparations OF w lid Cherry are en-
,re.y diiirreut from this me tic:ue, and possess
none of its virtues.
AoNTuER INVALID RESTORED To HEALTH.
iseaa The following statements Of facts from
Dir. lii Bailey, highly rcsp- table merchant
al hIrnna. Johnson CO.. lilaois.l
M'ssrs. IaeiAs 81 Biaeaiep, ST. I.auis, No
Gentieuen:--A des,re TO beneiit the afflicted
throughout the land has alone induced m. 10
make iiie following statement Of facts respec-
ting one II the most astonishing ever re-
coried. My son, now seventeen years old, has
hecn a.liictea during his whole life, 18th a oou-
slant cough. pain III the side and chest, acc onpa-
med with night sweats ana hectic fever, which
pToauced great emacIation and debility: aud at
intervals during the night, his cxpectoratioa
woaid become so great as 10 cndanger his iife
iton strangulaton. During the time he was
attended hy many physicians of the highest re-
pnie, whose prescriptions gave temporary relief
IN fact. 50 alarming were the symptoms, and
invetcraie was his disease, that was compel
led 10 believe him tcyoad lie reach Of medical aid.
Ai Of our n.ighbors aud frie nds who saw him,
regarded him as one who rapidly approach
ing an early aud premature grave. After hav-
ing thus exhausted the skill of cur best pliysi-
clans. without obtaining relief was prevailed
, upon by the advice of friend to make use of
WiStaf's Baisam Of Wild Glory.
! lie commenced its about the 30th OF De.
ceniher. 1911, the first bottle Of which gave as
,onshing relief. and began again 10 indulge IN
the fond hope that lie might yet be restored to
health.
After having continued the use Of j, until three
bottles had been fahe en-, the disease was entirely
overcome, aud his shattered constitution aud
eHsHciatrd fern restored TO sound and pcrmanc n I
I health, which he continues 10 ENJOY up 10 the
presen; time.
t believe the genuine DR.. Wistar's Dalsam Of
Will Cherry to BE- one Of the most valuable med
: icincs ever Giscovered-knowing,n MS l do, that
the above cure was effected solely by its use
/ am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
| our most obedient servant,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-20

Treasurer of Wayne County.
Censrcvilie. 9th month (Sept.l ID, 1913.
: Z : Z
~ q. Those interested will please bear ia
mind. that all Real Estate. which the Faxes
of le4l. is not paid previous to the st Of octo-
Der will then be advertised for sale
A WILLIAMS, T. w. C.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-31
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.



The excitement produced by the French is
riinay Last evening. meeting Of citizens overnow-
az 10 Numbers and enthusiasm LafsFefns Hal, made
lrepAratious a meeting IN the ParS-~hich viii
undoubtedly be Of the very greatest ever witnessed,
in this city Of monster MEETINGS Urorg- n furser,
50 reported address and resolutions which he intro
aeed by one of his speeches This morning.
French cafe down filed with Joyous CAMS, whose
Enthusiasm, every and them nnds vent In the narse
rise in good chorus. A democratic ward meeting. last
light adjourned singing anthem After ALL IL
great thing this instinct Of universal Which
leals in every living heart
Died this morning John Jacob Aston great Ameri-
millionaire. the s5h year of his agean event Ion
expected from his increasing inrmites, yet lirtie suddev
the last II has been usual of late rather 10 deprecae
Nr Asior character Bun when you of anybody that
ne IS the richest in America, great deal No
ever becomes without combination OF qualities
discrimination, foresight and these in their highest deve
'pmenr, rarely met in No common nature ever
eaes for itself sneh immense of power as are
comprised in the words-'.The richest ia America"
The London Times of inst gives the Washington
he credit Of having made very successful passage. Ton
last trip QUIZ in IA days to Southampton against
eavy gales and all the way. The speak
the highest terms of the ship and her performance
Perhaps the conclusive evidence Of the stability Of
he order Of things France, the adhesion Of the
archbishop OF Paris and his clergy The church. especially
he church Catholic. from the of things is never
ally itself with any sudden changes IN the State or
With any not likely 10 be permanent
Another French house. of the largest and most
espectabe in the city, Colomb and Isen, s,opped to day
Their friends say the suspension viii be but Temporary.
and that there ample with which TO on again
The Courier, this morning. has bitter ding nj the revo-
ution IN France, in which IL communism. social
and all OF dreadful Whiggery keep
ts ds'rns and hatred ofhe people Its natural meridian
IS Russia
The exports from this CRY for the present week. ending
the 2i'h inst were S557.sl6. OF which $4,000 were IN
Specie OF this Sl44 003 for Mexico $S4 69l
Liverpool S2 l65 for London, S2s270 for Scotland.
SIG TOR ireland sIl73s for Sweden. 500 fo Hoi
and, S55.4H for Belgium, 5000 for Bremen, 81 40 kr
SPAIN 81 1874 for Portugal So 453 for Madeira, Sl337 for
British North America S2I 46l tor British Wet Indies and
honduras 81 0 for ST. Domingo and SO 755 Spanish
West Indies
To-day Is lovely Broadway ditto The ladies are all
looking their BEST and making the Like
sion OF flowers. ZED
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-31

~ and General Agent No II, Todds Buildings, Pennsyi
vania avenue Washington, d. c. offers his services for
prosecution Of claims before Congress any the
i've departments, before boar OF
may be appointed for the adjustment spolation.
collecting private Claims and procuring pensions
whether revolution other service; bounty lands
return duties those arising under contracts, treaties or
otherwise; buying and selling real estate, &c.
Particular attention paid to the settlement of
tsbursng officers who may find it inconvenicnt 10 give
their personal attendance.
Having been commissioned notary public, he is pre-
pared 10 furnish enized copies of any document other
paper that may be required
Charges viii be moderare, and regulated by the amount
claimed and the extent Of service required.
Communications (post paid) viii receive Immediate .-
He has the honor roer the Navy Department ana
the several bureaus connected with comptruer. and an
dltors Offices of the Treasury Department the senior
captains and pursers in the and also Dr. John Ho
mans, Boston; Barnard Henry, esq., Philadelpha; Rev
5eptmns Tusti chaplain of the Senate Washington; Hon
Her L. Ellsworth, Fayere Indiana Thomas r. Baounr
rensacoz, Forida; Hon c. B. Penrose, Lancaster
Pa Judge Hartley Cnwford Washington; WIN. Az.
new ESQ., New York; z. Collins Lea, ESQ., Baltimore Nd.
b Reardon, esq, Norfolk, Va; Professor Goodridse
New Haven, Conn; NJ hudson, esq, New Orleans; Hon
E. H Poster, Nashville, Tenn
May l6-ly
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-31
Female Collegiate 1nstitute,
Georrefoun; Eewfvrkv.

THE 10th closed with I2O pupils The 2ls
sion will commence the first Monday of March un-
der the of the subscriber aided bv his former
July, 1913.
This school connected with the Military Institute
mile distant.
Professor Hopkins lectures here senior class of
ladies' day. very fine chemical and phio
5ophical apparatus, belonging 10 this school.
Professors Wyche and Swift the ella in Latin
French and Mathematics whilst the military exercises in
which they take no part are going the other Insti
ute. + Johnson
req N-"Sm Principal.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-31

BALTIMORE. March 30-5, p. m
Spring iceathsr.-J The European seWs.-FEe--Emgifh
prices Baltimore market, SC.
The weather continues deli ghffuy and from the
general movement in the vegetable kingdom displayed
markets. it is evident that spring has fully in
We have potatoes. salad sprouts. &C. and the fish
market is loaded down with the fny tribes, mods
You are now doubtless fully supplied with your English
and other foreign flies, which you will find fully loaded
With important Intelligence render impossible
compress them the broad columns OF the Union. "
The fine country seat of Samuel ]. Pentz esq, in the
nburbs of the city, destroyed by fire O'Clock this
morning had just been put in repair for the of his
amy. and undoubtedly the work of incendiary.
K was partially insured in the Fireman's office.
The New York Tribune of yesterday gives the following
able of prices Liverpool mentioned
ednced into dollars and cents, 4S4 the pound
rerling
Articles. Fsb. rs March H.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-31

II AW saA xAsa Onss In WHsssunn--EaAsrrs w
IL DRrRy and JoaN A. EASTMAN, pauners under tho firm
OF Drnry Eastman, Fond du Lac, Wiscousin -s saor
neys counseors, and soctor md general broA en-
the purchase and at lands ad ensry of lan var
ran sasfsd in the of ras beautiful rsu1on ar INA
LAks Wlnnobseo.offsr - public and
invite espondencs from land broknrs and bayexs hnv
refer 10 IN G. H Van Panen, Hon. John a. Tvrr az
Mean Chusb Il Schenck, HON Sxuxnr rhuips HIM "a
mnnd Burke, Hon 8 Hobbis, anA Aun- RsoAard n
Young Hasrh Lr n Ixs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-31
TIL E UNION.

We have before referred to the ARTICLES OF the National
lntelIgencer, IN relation to the establishment o.
republican government IN France. and indicated our
ienton to reply thern-a least II so far as they ms
represent and dscolor the sentiments of Gen Cass upoh
the subject We ind the work. however, already done
to hands, in the following admirable speech deliver
ed BY that gentleman on Tuesday evening last. be
lore meeting convened In this city to express the
deep sympathy and interest with which every lover
OF republican freedom must regari this glorious and
auspicous movement OF the French nation. We de-
Ter purpose of reply the Inelligencer, and
cheerully surrender large part OF editorial columns
10 the speech in which General Cass only puts HIM
self entirely the right against the wing organs IN
situations, but also gives uterance 10 opinions and feel
ings which will be heartily responded 10, believe,
by the entire democracy OF the country We shall pub
sh the remainder OF the proceedings Of the meeting
sson find space for them.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-31

T OST, q Newfoundland De-, called Rover; white
IL breast black body, and while feet white spot on the
neck and the TIP of the tail white. Whoever will leave
him with Mr. bennington, the Capitol will be rewarded
TOR his trouble. Mar 3I-3t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-31

Latest prices Of american stoks. Alabama sterling S.
1858 S. Indiana S. 1851 and 1866 % Louisiana sterling
- ls4i st7. 1850. and lS52 rs MARYLAND sterling SIS,
1885, 20 Ohio S. 1856 and 1850, SO Pennsylvania S.
1854 and 1870 IS U. s Bank shares, 1856, 81
The MARKErs-ln the Baltimore market, this morning.
Hour unsettled buyers and sellers could upon
ems the former offering IS 81 for Howard brands
md the latter asking IS rs More than IS 81 b
lad City Mills held B6 L. No sales ofrye ou nominal
SO Is 50 81 and corn meal ~ 81 81 81. The smp
ply of grain continues light Small sales OF good prime
red whear at l27 l35 white do, nominal at las
$50 Corn is cling moderately 43 rs for white
and 46 As for yellow Oats have declined, with saes
at 81 IS Rye so Cioverseed So rs 81 LII.
At auction to-day, IFS hhds New Orleans sugar, Sc Sold
(balance whdrawn) So IS 81 %.
Small parcels OF pork selling at $40 Is $40 rs
prime do S. 50 50 IS large parcel of hog round in
dry sold 81 CENTS months Mess beef has been held
@I2 and No. al $40 $40 80. Bacon shoulders are
selling al cents, and sides Al Hams
~ cents choice lots 10 10Y The last sales of lard
II cents months, for kegs.
Whiskey still D "a per gallon, in hhds and
bbls.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-31

One day 4. aOca.ce OF the MAT.
FOR THE UNION.

By our overland express, have received the New
Orleans Pcayune Extra OF March %, p. m. From
we take the following summary OF news brought by the
steamer Great Western the outlines of which given
yesterday morning in telegaphic despatch from Au
gusta. Georgia:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

IT. Gcntiemen's summer Hats.-blRD corner
Pine and Nassau invites the attention Of Gentlemen Of
taste to his Summer style Of Hats consisting IN psH Of
Rocky Mountain Beaver Of various shades Of color and
fabricated from choice selection OF stock, extremely light
and flexible together with very fu assortment Of Panama
aud English Straw Hats with several other descriptions OF
straw and Fur Hats adapted the Of the wearers,
either as city, country. travelling hats
nlyH oweodis' BIRD, cor Pine and Nssssu SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
aOTvR1cAN AGR1cULTURrsT

IN raRgFH~ tABINh.l.-L lbs lay Published.
n t0~rE~Ts OF July NUMBER
Uniting Of ff Cabinet " ~ our JouruHs Time
fr Clrnr Wheafs Management 90 Cheese Daiu-s. aud
Manu- actIre of Cheese.
Sc,e. IN .l.ar. The Cow-IIer Disease and Nan.
a-emert ,,.
f,r Health u Ligils sul Sleeping Anarlelis Acr-ltlre
Vaue an Pea. Ashes az Manure; Utility Of Wisps and
Hornets. A New FerlZing tunpplnl iuf u-tss Lands.
Cheese Making. SCION Robinson improvement oi Glln1f
Hot Wafer for Trees
Nangf.c,1re Of Navy Butter for Foreign Stations.
Srerf q tu-rars may be- Employed as q Manure; Does
Water In running through leadeu pipes become po-sonous
and unfit Tor u-el
Wire Fences: An Egg Fact; Superiority Of Wool Mat
resses af0: Treatment of Horse Manure.
Mouuf-A iry Agricultural Institute.
Various 4 see 20 which Grass may be Applied Letters
from Abroad
Amount ~ Agricultural Products grown no me ll,ed
states In 1857. Comparative value Of Indian Corn and Buck
wheat ~ Food for Hens
Great Sale of ThOrols h-bred stock.
Douglas Improved Hydraulic Ram; What is Model
Farm
death Of TIrnentne Trees Effect of Temperance SOcle
ties 0n Dstlenes; Cheap Paint, Color OF Eggs
LADIES' pEPARTwrNT--Cau ln ihc Choice oi Cuha.
Utensils. Hol fo Make Ginger syrup; buiief M-AiAs
Household DudEes.
Bows DGPAEIMESr.-AgncuUrsl Chemistry-ENpen'
meui for The Boys ,
Review az TIE MARKET lt-o 'H-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
81 SEE MARME JouRNaL. FotKTA PAGEas

SEE M4RNE JoURNAL. FOURTH PAGEes
c1EARED-sips Fairfield Haieaats New Orleans char-s,oa,
B. Caa.1r sherer Belfast Temrleton. Nclol- Bahia, Bob
en Breineu Wmce Bremen Aun We'ses' Bneno' AJe' and
Es. Gi5te rton Cod SCI Phoc,a Coasut Lsguns Loui.a
vss.o,er DAVIS Neagss; May Toper Laniar Blrtadoes
Mitchell Ga.s savannah Canargo T. ef Bangor Iodine Evans
-. De.-uo, cls.n - Lucas ana ,le Elizabeth Joyce
H,'r g.,,l- 0.ea Csela Ferdinand. Psr.er. Baltimore
l.a. Fraee Caclcr Philadelphia Merrill strong Baltimore
Csheoue Eini,e. Port.moat Catherine Thomas LudHgton
Eeatlersi Cyrus Chau.srltr brar-e. Boston
sloor Rfdaui. Heath. Prov. ieuee.
Bals MdicseS, Wilcox, Philadelphia
ARRIVED Steamship Sarah sands, Thompson, Liverpool. 9TH
,,e,r.o Sorieo- Bi Charleston rs hours. nd-e Spot
PI,Ie.p Severn cee,er Gu Hay~ l7h MAY mdse Boyd &
= -, g'-,' h.. red .tir y,r84., steering wet
ial.' ~. s.v.s,,l s l. Cotton a. to Geo Bugey
SIP Br jane Cove Liverpool o. d 90 ballast 70 order and
Pax venom Patton Bo.ton d. ballast sturge cleaan6 Co.
NORWEGIAN MARIA Msleou Goeuburg and eavange N7r
s, 7i8. IA 70 Bek Kunharit TN June LAT 81 o.
Bre Io.rt 0ne, GAMBIA Cost Of Afrca) - d., 1902
hsies sol bushels peanuts. pieces WOW Mccracsan
on sp0se bark Chase of Beverly from Philadelphia Tor 1orA
same dy bring WIN Dunin im New l9IA iof re gan'
Brig N0rw O.l kne kog. Bergen NORWAY ~ d. 10 ballast
srbr Chef Van Name Philadelphia d. wood
schr Patrnos. Townsend. Virginia De- coal
Chr Henri cis, $780, Machia.. Me- lumber
sehr Hudson Tar. Gouee.ief' t.t-
SIR Greciln. Be,r.e, fn Boston or Albany,
sehr soplrous Keller. Ca'is-. Ne atL
sclr Brave. Orrutt Bangor Ne .lmber
s,I,T1s Tarige P6rsmoul Nh d. mds- 20 W Lewis.
sl1or Index from New Bedford. with oil. for Albany
Soop james Ismpher Kennvy Providence RI domss'cs
sloop Artist. DAVIS. Providence, domeucs
e.oop Adnn.. sturr-ss. Providence. tomkstf'
soop Moses EDDY, Bhveu Providence dof1esif'
BELOw-A p brig Wind 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

Al Sierra Leone 18Th ut Adano Brown I'm NYork % days
passage. Tor Gambia, uuc.
Victoria RIO Nuuez April 90 brig August Nckerson Tor Bos
100. IL days.
At Mazstltn nth uIt brig sabine, Vincent I'm Boston
Al Alexander. Jones for Baltimore or
ds,s bark. Sarah Hooper Hooper SOON s. Joseph Bryan
tor NYor Ospra, CiJoo and Napoleon Chesrbough for Bait
more Falmouth Hopkins n 90, dsg schrs Juliet, Gordon for
Arca Depo-It fm Charleston Sailed igh. brig Osceoa Smith
Philadelphia; 2lst bar, Ouoe stump. Baltimore
A. Porto Cabelo, III inst -ohr Home, i.r vera Cruz
OH inst Ship Rhode Island Tor Noneans loh m
froors Mopa 90 Do sailed 9th, brig Massachusetts No
tie. selr- Heroine snd AfAcs. 30.
Al Ponce pr ilt l.t Hope Hall Cor Baltimore. schrs
scoa Hubbard DO about 10th Atlantic in wilmington, NC
Il-f arrived.
Bermuda. 4t brig Waterman Frost Nlorki lni
steamer, Great Western. Chapman. DO.
HaitN. rs 18TH scAr Brothers. I'm fhladeIhai ln.
briggs adpm. Parker Nloh HaAK Laybod, Boston, -elrs
Unaek lang NYor Fortune Leonard sud Mary Joseph with pan
goof schr se,ock; nth Dow koop Shaw Boston 1911
Acadn Wosd do Cd l7ih inst schrs Nautilus Archibald Niors
Velocity. shelmct do
Al Al Q4ct-c Jl shp Eliza Caroline. Bel. NYok bg Cir
csssian Dunlop Boston 22d. oah Margaret Hardcse Nfo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
ENGIIsH AND IRISH PAPERS.

DERFORD g. co 30 Aston House have received by
ID he Steamer Britannia an extensive supply Of Foreigt
Papers amuns which may be- found the London Illustrated
New and Punch" Spectator Examiner. Bells Life
douglas Jerrold Dublin Nation Freemans Journal, &c.
ALSO FOR SALE.
Mary Grover the trusting wife. domestic tale ~ CTS
The Falcon Family by the author OF The Bachelor OF
the Albany" - CTS.
Lucy sanford story Of the heart, by T. $ Arthur 25c
Chamber.'s Miscellany Of entertaining know edge y cs
Just published Life of Genera. Taylor by Reese Fry
embracing the circumstances Of his family, the incidents OF
his YOUTH and the extraordinary achievements Of MS mill
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Also Taylor and his staff with numerous plates = cts
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Codevs Grahains Union and National Magazine for july
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And tI the latest cheap publications for sale by
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