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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

ONE WEEK LONGER.
BANvARD's MAMMOTH PASoRAMA OF THE
MISSISSIPPI RIVER!
DAINTED ON THREE MILES OF CANVASl-Exhib
L ling view Of country .lo miles In enghh, extending
from the mouth Of the Missouri River 10 the Guy Of New
Orleans snd aching ten degrees Of su,ude-BEING
THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD open
every evening Sundays excepted) al the NEW PAN
DRAMA BUILDING IN Broadway adjoining Nblos Gar
den. Admission 50 cents; children half price The Pano
rama will commence moving al u o'clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions % Wednesdays and Saturdays al
O'Clock jyA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

MECHANICS HALL, Az Broadway between
VI Grand and BFoome
MONDAY, July "a, AND EVERY NIGHT DURING
THE WEEK.
THE ORIGINAL CHRIsTY's MINISTRIES,
whose Concerts during the past TEN MONTHS have been
received with such distinguished favor and patronage have
he honor Of announcing that owing the continuation OF
their unexsmped success they will remain in his city and
give their inimitsble entertainments FOR ONE WEEK
MORE.
Admission Is cents. Doors open ai7Concert viii com
ats.
On SATURDAY, July %, an AFTERNOON CONCERT,
commencing al O'Clock
Manager ana Dirsctor-E. p. CHRlsTY jyA lwis'
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS. Ancroneer.
by BANGS, RICHARDS d PLAT, Store -
ID Brosi~ IASernl cash advances made On eorsxn'
peuts for suction ssles - -.
FORrY EIGHTH NETWORK TRADE SALE
To sEC COMMENCED TINS SrArioskss AND Para SALE
~ szlo.Y ApcUsr IS AND TINE Book SALT o. INsseAf,
ArerSr z9-The undersigned announce he uext fesss
rr,Se sale u be commenced the shove dsAe VIZ %
ronaactd under the regulations a. tne as. ooe oo
.sumeu,s OF sooks, Paper Stationery S,efeo2pe s1es
Binders Cloh Leather Sc are re-peeifsly sonenru -
Parcu srs for the printing should De faTisnes ~ nc ~
u JuIv urxt al hck time the catalogue VII DC Fus
TIE usgsI cssn advances vii be made % receig Le'
VIVA 'eS-"s~' 2ps Broadway, New.Yod-
AT PsvArE s,LE-A e0.iecncn Of choice w sn.Nt
Including laTge one BY De Bdaf hne LshsssApe ~
Wilson. beautiful Flower and Fruit pieces, &c ~ 20 ~
frames Also, collection u engrsvings sesIoe P0'N
The early Presidents Sc In france
DN +. COTTON, 1ssfsos ard Csssss,son .h~ ,
OSaes Room SIC BrosS~sy, 0cshic Hai-hsvlns 1eeno,
al 70 the ebove-nsnet rooms Dow prep1eo 20 49,.
sinds u Cabinet FurrnGre, Dry Goods Carpets arc hvs
keeping Articles OF every DESCRIPTION conas nme1l ~
private sale s1cron and 10 make settlements u1i 70 10
oromptnes. He viii also buy preferred Outdoor sases
II any pNri Of tho city attended, 70. ~ usual.
THURSDAY, July n,
Al the Auction Room, Al 10. O'clock
general assortment Of and second hard Furnitrs
eins lie effects VI family breaking up housekeeping
COMPRISING sofas mahOg any ard dining isbles card and
eentsr DO ahocsny rockers Go chss French eeesesds
B cottage do N spe do co.'s wsssisnds toilets noslng
gs,s-. .deboards. sOfas, stoves, ohee chars, bN DO
Windsor 40 mattresses bedding csrpe's, Ac NC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

rr-BrIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE No. Nassau :, 80
r. . t-r-s- r-n % rcztFes and lsrt Of kn Of HENRY
soRprS r-- 81 Eagisns Of the CITY q Ne~ f0rk De
s.sS ~ rho alleged have i-d ntcstite rat ~ e1-ts Of
t 1900. In ~ had. of he Pusc A4E-as;rzos. ~. Be
-- sri s7osed according % zs, -aiess Tie
= d sv aial ttuln.traor Of ne 1eas>t
- So 4,v u ADJUST .@r-D..e3 N- fok JulJ - lea.
rs r.~sw JANIS : THAYER. PubEc Al uiulsirafor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

= lady who has children wants to make arrangement
with some gentlemen axe charge OF their rooms and keep
them in perfect She will require tie rent OF one un-
furnished room and bedroom for her services would have
no objection the basement If il pleasant and not damp
She viii their washing and keep their clothes mended
for per day desirable meals would be prepared She
can furnish the hall and all kitchen furniture, crockery, bed
ding &C a very low charge II any gentlemen, seeing
this advertisement should wish to take house ana funh
their rooms she VIII willingly take charge Of
he cleaning and arranging their rooms Single gentlemen
will find this much peasanier and cheaper mode Of living
than boarding il will be their home, where no one can
interfere The expense viii be but irfe and above
the rent Their clio hes sill do double service by having
few stitches taken when they needed. Address FOR hs
y-eek = l. G @i2 gowerv Nevy-York iy2j II
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GRAND ExCURsION

~ .Ssss-<@Sfsfsy THROUGH LONG ISLAND TO
aA-'1--HH- GREENPORT, by the Long Island
Railroad on THURSDAY. July q, 1913 snd returning .hs
same evening BY special Train from Brooklyn Depo al
A NJ. stopping At Jamaica At u A. d. Branch u hicks-
vile 81; faruingda 81 Suffolk station 81 Mediofd sta
iOn9l; 81, George Manor ~ and arrive al Oreenpora
H. Reiurning the Train will stop at the aboyenamed sta
lions only Fare for the Excursion One Dollar. Al Green
port the steamer STATESMAN, Capt Nash, VIII be IN
readiness to convey such Of the party desire H. through
the unry aled Peconic Bay Sag HsrDor and BACK At
charge Of 50 cents for the up. Y<i GUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
GRANTLEY MANOR.

n APPLETON co have Just published
~. Granley Manor; Tale by Lady gana Fullerton,
IN | vol. i2mO PAPER cover 50 cts; cloth, - cts
This powerf1ly-Trt,n work has produced great SEN
saton in England Few modern productions equal TO
{ interest and decided moral tone Jy2 dis
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER.
COPIES OF THIS CELEBRATED ENGRAVING for
Ossle By L. ANTHONY,
Print Publisher
Removed from al 2OJ Broadway, n. Y. je2o 2aw2mi'
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A.. INDEPENDENT LiSEs-ffOn LtpCPVot'
1sAs sands Capt THozSs0s. .for New 1ork Mon avg
s1kk SAN IDS Can, For New York la Oct 10
From Hare:
srtD srATps Cant H.c..r.r, Nss York Mou July 10
IND STAYS. Capt H4cx,TArr For New fork SAL sept
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS,
For America.


sfkNASS CAPT, c..,rs,. New York. III. July 20
'Ashis0roN...caPt JoHssTes..foT Aug -
~ IN The Stessrss BREMEN always on the ISM arc
cthANPTO> Of The month When The th iss %
~ai ths day oissl.ng from New YoTk viii Be the 2lst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
J. r. MONTGOMERY Aucuoneer.
rDY L. d. J<cFR-OlL ~ 90. store - Pear

J. 2. MONTGOMERY AucuonctF.
DY j. ID. I>GER~OLL n co. store =. Yeai-
Dst on WEDNESDAY July % al 10 O'Clock A. NJ boos,
shoes and BrosansO0 cases boots, shoes and bfogsns
comprising desirable assortment VI treeh and seasonso>
goods direct nom the manufacturers adapted TO me MOTH
EN- Western. southern and city trade
AT PRrvary SALE d. l. L co. are constantly reeeiv
ng nom The great variety Of new and fresh
sock which they are selling al private sale auction pfices'
consisting Ia parI Of
100 cases mems prime thick boots
2nO cases mems prime Kip snd calf boots.
loo cases women's hne hid slippers
100 cases women's leather slippers and buskns
10 cases mems No. palm leaf bats.
NJ cases mems black and white wool hats lyN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

PHILADELPHIA. July 2i-Afr schr Gwenemns Perry Boston
Below ship Venice Sage Leehorni brig PALM kandee Boston Cd
bars Emily Cope Kingston. JAM Coosa faes SO-'ns brig
Consor Lyle Busno Leyerck. Gfney. Quebec Amif
Aun Wal Boston Osborne BrVang Providence ha
Hopkins Poughkerpse Col Page Psnfose, Do We
tory Walton Bstmmorei Ei7a Warren Che SEA Boston nie
perdece, Blanchard. Boston; Mt Vernon, LEWIS DO.
BALTIMORE. July 24Ar ship Richard Anterol Bennett Liver
pool. bss Wyman Dill Boston ita Heii, DO bnss Napoleon
Chesebroueh De Zane. fralks. salem shr
Dayton. Sfork. cd ba X II Douglass Corner West Indies
.chr Ferdinand. Parker. do.
ALExAND RIA Arr sehr Hami;oa SYork Repeater
RICHMOND July s9-Arf schrs Milton Hslngshead Baltimore
Worth, Lewis Baimorei Advance Manu. EasiPor, saIei
Lesvely. NYork.
NORFOLK July 2lsaled Tppeanoe Thornton Belfast
CHARLESTON july 20Ar brig Ga1sle. tsW Ohon, Nfors
Emily Robinson Cld. chip Camden. Sherwood Niofk
July Adsa McLay, Havana scr Cherokee, Car
YER Iarieu
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M u Z . :
w wears las treated scarlet bilious iyPhus, and shiF
fvr on he ,thc pan, and has clred every
In no instance rs yer under MS management continue
over one Verk when no drugs had been previously admin
s,ered Chronic diseases are ueaied Al ne establishment
IL n sfeb,.f iyZ1 lmi--
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q Person. wishing The Tribune len regularly al their
sssces. or at their places Of business, either IN New
IN Brooklyn. Jersey City, Wllhunseurgh or Newark
please leave their address al the desk OF the Publishing
e OF send il by pote through the Post Once. The price
1Ie Daly Tribune 10 those VINO regularly receive nom
- SeKers Is ia Gents per week.
'<niy Subscribers for the DAILY - per anrum In ad
:. Scmi,Weexiy =. :. vance
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:. rss,sssszR, RLIZABETHTOWNA som.
~ {sERvlLLE RAILROAD-From me
Bsrery. pier No: North River

gsc York and EIizabethforn fare Ia eenfs}
Leave New York at 0 O'Clock A NJ. ; / Pm. sDo IN.
Leave Elizsbeibtown al II 0clock NJ lol VI IT
s,r. York PLIteid Scotch Plains. siri1e and uesed
Leave New YORK a. o'clock tfreighD N. snd 5.
Leave Plsinfeld at s. (ff,igh) AN. ;6i A and Pm.
Neo York, Somatile Boundbyook, NeC MARKET, ar
Leave New Y.rk At o'clock AN lfrei2ht) ard r. N
Leave somerviIe at n Or~ighD A Nj 6AN.; and Pm
Slaves will be IN readiness somervhle tbs
rval u the oclocA " train Of Cara from Nes York 20
convey passengers 20 Easton Wissbarre, Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, &c. Pa and 70 Fleminston Clinton jug
iowD. Bloomsbury, Jacksonville, White House, North
Branck, &C y. J. jySn
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DTRTOy,s TpEATER, CHAMBERs-sr.-

l}ttHrssopsY EvENiSo' july Is wiN be played
new Drama acts snd II scenes. ed
DOMBEY AND SON
Mr. Dorihev..Nfr Narrey Capt Cutie. Nj. Burton
MI CarkCr. Mr. Marshall SusauNipper, Mrs Bruu ghafi
MajJoe Bagsiock Brought Flowers. Miss Williams
Fl Kspaeado. .............. Nlhs Annie W siers'
After which the Popular Farce, IN one act OF
BAMROOZLtNG.
Frank Bamboozls Mr. Crisp Emily. Miss Chapman
To conc ude with the Laughabe Comic Ballet, called
LES ESCHELLES GLAMOUR. Or The Ladder OF Love
Pdces-Dress Circle aud Parqieue. 81 cts Family CIR
Gle, 25 cts Doos open al 7t-CuHain VIII rise ats Jy-o
C..TJE GARDFN.-GRAND MUSICAL FEsTI
NVAL.-WFDSESDAY EVENING, July % -BENE
FT on sTHE s ANV Sa1 Pco
BENEVENTANO. signor CAFsI, and the Orchestra IN
creased. led by Siguor RAPErTl
PROGRAMNE-PART
l. Grand Overure-Fui Orchestra.
Cayatna, Sogno beaio," from Puritan Be.
s. Brilliant va'iaaons on canto Itaano, executed car
R Cn oS ooS' 10 opde azure del mar. from the
opera Corssro composed by Signor Aroli Wat,
s. G sSsf D"o E5bea e er.a Scmramds Ro.
% I'M "10 signor.na TrIfi signora Picc.
g. The new much appIauded Fantasia Tor the violin,
on | Due Foscari." composed and dedeaiedto
the Maestro Verdi, hy...................sgn Ardi'
T. Terkeuo Finale" TIE SO quest ANNA from The opera
Aius, Maestro Verdi, sung by signorina Ifuh' >lenor
Viett. signor Beneveniano.
?. Carnival OF Venice, for the double bass received
with the most enthusiastic applause executed
by ................... sgnor oouesn H.
3. Grand Ana, 10y requesD Euomi al hne IN babl-
lonia" opera Of semiramde, Rossni Signora Pico
4. Duo 81 queo 10 Son Ravvisami, opera AN a. -,
Verdi. ........... .signorlna rum, slgnor .et
S. Gran Duo dedicated to me Americans. aud received
with loud cheers Of appreciation, and executed on me
double bass and violin, by Sig Boiiesni and SIG Ardiu
Tickets . cents 70 be had a. the principal MUSIC otoe'
and Hors and Al the door Doors open at T. Concert {,
commence A. o'clock. ly~o
CASTLE tAKDEN-PeuOrnance To commence A.
y O'Clock Admission Is cents-TUESDAf EVENING
July 25 VIII be pero med The excel eni Drama IN acts,
OLD HONESTY
Michael Bradshaw Nicknson Dame Bradshaw Mrs Vernon
Toby Perch Oland Mary ...... Miss Nickinson
To be succeeded by variety Of Songs, An,- and Ballad
by Miss Phillips Mrs X. Phillips and Mr. @. Holman.
lniermission Of half al hour for Promenade &c
Overture. ......................Fu Full Orchestra.
To conclude wi the Neapoliian Comic Opera Of
PADDY O'RAFFERTY, OR BORN TO GOOD LUCK.
Count Nalf....G Andrews. Nlargaretta. Miss Melville
Manfredi. Clarke. Nns...... Miss Nickinson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

~ Frederick P. Conaut watchman III Bos-
GOA was dangerously stabbed by scamp named
Nae ON saturday morning Dodge was arrested.
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For Europe.

sss1x srx Nav Co.'S LISE-For ShamPtoS brsasen
Capt cs4sfssr... Prom Niofk -N0AA-s 81
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MARINE RNAL.

oHARLEsTON-Ia ffearrr N,-firrner from Char fsf.n-
nee Geo Foefos bales cotton Geo Blcsey-i by corn
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d. >PAssAGE,J 50 CCTs.- q, Ica11o :

IT. >PASrAGE, 80 CTS.-UVPUSTTION
e sfE--iSrO IMPOSITION Down with Monopoly,
Peoples Boat for ALBANY, landing u
Newburgh Poughkeepse, Kingston, Csskill Aliens sno
this boat will arrive Ia Abanyn
ample time for morning Of cars Esst or West
The new and splendid steamer MANHATTAN, Capt w
Ne son. will leave the steamboat pier loot Of Robinson
st. Tuesday Thursday and Saturday al o'clock Pm ~
IT, FOR sALE-Thsiron steamboat" NAB.
us6gfz--3@GARET kEMBLE," nearly new, In perfect
czzsz order, and will he sold cheap n applied Tor
immediately For particulars inquire Of A. IT. SCHULTZ
iy2i cts corner Of West and Duane 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
REArTIFgh. SMOOTH loot L. GRAVEL crave FOR FOR

ID ROADS, WALKS, ROOFS OF HOUSES &c &c
Persons engaged In making roads walks IN PARKS and gar
tens or In building houses other works, where me
uo.t smooth ard uniform pebbles employed can obsan
he very best article IN any quantity on the beach nesr
Nsunuecocks Point CIlnnecOcks near Peacocks Polni
,eween Glen Cove and Oyster Bay on the noIn shore
Long Island The best gravel may NOT only oe obtained
lere but II Il Convenient place Tor soops and
schooners 10 cone In and load most reasonable prce
no, more than 10 toni charged, according 10 me
Quantity needed Apply 70 the gardener before Or amer
osding a. the farm Do-ons) Tiunecocks Point where
Captas OF vessels may supply themselves with vegetables
n. butter &C. Apply the premises, or 70 j. WINS
LOW Jr. 10 South WiIian-st New-Iork- Je<S za"fws
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10y X. 4. KEMP, Arcroneer -
ID ExrrNsIvE AND PEksNPToSy AycrioN sALs of rvs.
NtrrRE AND PiASoFoRrEs. On THU R>DAf, August ~ Al
he large Wsrerooms 20 Broadway, opposite The Siy
Hall BY Catalogue. conlsning sboel stp iots oenk VIC
and best assortment u good fniare ever oncfea
a, suction IN his city, aud nich viii De found wei worry
of the attention OF he trade, hotel and house keepers
Also. about ~ PiAnUfotes g. 81 and ocisves fui par
/ druRrs hereafter Nb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

MARINE CoURI.-Before Judge Smith.-HHSon, vs.
ERhlaep Bs-Action for assault and battery
as, Captain and Mate Of the ship Avalanche The Court dd
vtconer the proof sufficient a ~+e judgment for defendants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
The best and fullest Information IN regard 70 NC
Dry Goods trade get from the Dry Goods Reporter.
The last issue of that paper says

DoxIsrIo GoopsA feeling visible tbs market There
more INQUIRY Tor goods W. NAM strange faces, which orc
bg remind approach Of the activity consequent 70 the
ocena Of the Fan trade market continues vel supplied
though the stocks so heavy; prizes fest settling Tor Pal
gwen sell In instances
bch argue puces after business fairly opens and
have before Observed VIII nger until late the season
~h-n we confidently expect an advance IN Price
think much better feeling ais, particularly ~
low productions Of large sales hvng been effected
5urp the and looking through the market safe
he, are scarce Blu many these goods Of produc
oa and can replaced they really wanted for active ~
sales. -.-
The medium and puns grades s plenty and producers CON,
ulan OF the low Prices al which they obliged 70 sell
annes the market we supplied, AMI We should Jaoe uj
10 per below last fslis pnces
Domeis and also easily produced, The rs~ material
continues low DO not ezPec, an advance these goods aa
the ,
Fores stocks ofour importers and omm'4n houses
are filling MP Already many goods exhibited and me ao
assuming appearance Of business Al the pfesn, I'm
from the South and West IN The market an
made the obbng trade The unsettled state Of
Euroneau affairs and influence on the commercial business
country engages the sttnOn Of our importers AZ pres
cut Tie impression among all Of them appears 70 be That ne W
trade light and the country promptly Tor goods aey
pun will be well utthey also ieel little nqlse @
Tie BIN. which November We do hope that our ooen vi"
take early avoid disastrous consequences which must
ensue made TO colec and place tao
shape which be due from their county CORES
pOnieQfs
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.r-AMoRyING LINE AT 9 0cLooK

-US~ ~ OHNIN(s LINE NJ VtfsOtN
}fFOR ALBANY and the following landings
ersxxE.zsHnC aldwelPs West Point, Newburgh, Hamp-
ton Milton, Poughkeepsie Hyde Park, kingstcn, Red
Hook Bristol, Catskl, Hudson COxsaekie and Kinder
hook Breakfast and dinner On board the boat The new
and splendid steamer CONFIDENCE, Capt A. ID. Peck
will the steamboat foot Of Ro6lnsonst Weines
day July o. 1sis at O'Clock AN For passage or freight
.D1ly on board The boat jy25
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

DsYPHIL[S ard p seases OF the Genial OrgAns-lilus
rated with cravings vii be given on "wednesday eyeung
h MT Al 8. oclock the Broadway House cor Broad
wav and Grandsi Medical men, Students and gentlemen
ar. invited to attend. Lecrlr~ fr~- .Y<i Shs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

r. MOONEY. Auctoneer.
BOOTS AND SHOE--5a cases Boots and SHOES
ID on TUESDAY, July p, Al g o'clccb A. NJ. nj the
store Of A. GALE. rs Pear ST. rner Of Plattst -
n "a general assortment conssnuy on hand al private
sale Cash advances made consigpmcnts.
ivy Sts D GALE 2S Pearst ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

--IGNEE>, sALE-DRY GOOOS-l5 Green
Awichst between Murray aud Robinson so-le'M
yards French singhss, Is. per yard eoss 10 % s'
gard- Fal River prints al Cd yer yard ~oril IVA ana
Al other goods 10 proportion y Open from A u 70
SPM BY fjyIfwis'I WILKINS GI6sON.
BONDED WAREHOUcE-tAppfoye oy ne So.-
Dlecagl Wesi-sL new store pposte nl yna
pierl liylJ saw m's-I JAChoO.' = ooI-e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

r ~ aassers .iestie'.is sent By zIi susf Be pos
pad. ~ ,s<s ssH no, BE- t1sea ouf Of ne Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

PORT OF SEw-YoRK. JULY -.
HfsfsTVtE atzssAc----...-----T Hi' pAr
Iur zoos ffLi At
so s-t-.-----7 - set,..... 90 % Eseu..-.- 9 Z
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ferred. Address ". I. VI. Tribune Once. Yzo II
4 GENTLEMAN and his wife or two.or three single
n gentlemen can be accommodated with board m pm
vaie family ia Twenyiounhsi third house west OF Broad
JySs u
THAT DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESIDENCE,
the Catskil Mountain House VIII b. opened Tor the re-
cepOn Of vstcr June r. Coaches viii be In attendance
al he dock the arrival Of Day Boats to and from Albany
a4f fa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
BOARDING.

MIDDIE-AGED single gentleman wishes 10 oh
tiain board and lodging In gentee private family where
few or no OiheT boarders taken. With family Wiling
10 paw some attention 10 his comfort he would wish remain
permanently suitable compensation viii be puncmally
paid The upper part of the city South Brooklyn pre-
feued. Address ". l.. VI. Tribune Once. iy25 II
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTER!
For Sales Of Stocks &c. see Fourth Page.

81 -. -. 81. (. q 80. - 49,. - y
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KI.IPSTEIN,s ANGLo-SAXoN

W. as BURGESS. sTRINoER 4 co. y Bfos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

lob PRINTING OF every description, a. BUR
y RoUGHss 0ace, us Falioa-st New styles Of Ea-
oftb~ R9SSles Eugiue See advertisement in DOggetrs
M -e.,o--s So iy1i avis
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-18
GPRIN9 6 awMNMR GOODS

~ WHISTLER, has Of SPRING and SUMMER
0o GOODS from Boston and ST.
Stoc Of Goods offered in this Market,
that be
His Stock consists in 0 the iowug goai--
30 pieces OF fashionable Broad Cloths
sn'nes, Twccds md Jeans, quantity,
10 Cotonndes, Blue Drilling,
90 pieces Fancy Linen Iusc Cnn,ay DrcssG inchu
10 FRENCH English and and
30 pieces Alpacn, Silk do md Muslin do Lanes
10 Ginghn, Silk nd
Florence Pearl Braid bnd ,ra Bonnes, anvqu
wreaths tabsS
and Gents Kid Silk nnd Isle nd
Shaw Cravnt silk
Paper md feather fans Ausn e, silk
lawn Diaper Crash aud ether linens
Nnnkeen blcnched and Cambria Muslin.
fEghd stnh Eond Book Bishops Swiss barred
fashionable in
BOOTS
10 Gases arrive expected every day, from Boston, which vii
ds nnd qualities Ladies' Misses Chi Gents and Boys
Caters halt -
ALSO, HARDWARE
Locks, chest trunk,
tnnia MILL horse, hand
and cihes md Sneats
whtewnsh, shoe, and crnbbg
planes and kt aud
brace bits hammers, brick squares, sc &c
Queens and Glass n large snrtmnn.
OILS AND PAINTS; STATIONARY;
- GRocERiEsanv quantity, n! cf which be sod
Davenport
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-18
A Bit Of lnmor.

We do not relish truth the less for being
occasionally spiccl with little hnmor.-
Tho following extract from the report If n
Committee on Hogs, read before an Agri-
cultural Society down east contains so.ae
excellent hts
"Agoin: Some folks accuse pigs Of be-
ing filthy in their hahi,s, aud ncgigen, in
their personal appearance. But whether
food is best eaten oil the ground, or from
China plates, IL, it seems 10 me, merely d
matter Of taste and convenience. about
which pigs and men may honestly offer.
They ought, then, to be judged chari.ably
At any rate pigs arc M, filthy enough 10
chew tobacco, nor 20 poison their breath by
drinking whiskey. And as u their per.
sonsl appearance, YOU .on', catch pig
play the dandy, nor the females amonrs,
them picking their way up this muddy vii
laec, after rain, in kid slippers. Not.
Withstanding their hciorn,!ox notions, hogs
have some excellent traits Of character.
IL one chances - walow little deeper in
somc miro hole than his fellows. and so car.
RIGS of 0nd comes in possession 1t moro oi
this cartL than bis brethren, he never as.
elnes no extra Importance on that account
neither nrc his brethren stupid enough te
worship him for il. Their only question
seems to be, is ho still hog? Ii lie is,
they treat him as such.
And when hog has no merits Of his
own, he never puts on arislocratic airs, noi
claims any particular respect on account d
his family connections; aud yet some Hogs
have descended from very ancicn, families
They understand, full well, tho common
sense maxim. every tub must stand on it,
own bottom"