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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02

road to Sal'illo. This promptness ems
abIed the GENERAL 10 make his second
days march of twenty. t&b miles in
good season, and TO hold the celebrate
pass of Los Muertos, and check the
enemy should he have attacked Gen.
! Worth on that day and obliged him to
evacuae the town. Whilst on the
next and last days march, the general
received notice that the reported adj
vance Of the enemy was untrue. Arr.
wing at the camp ground, the general
suffered intense pain from his wound,
and slept not during the night. This
journey, over rugged mountain rus
road, and the exercises he took in ex-
aiming the country for twenty miles in
advance of S"lillo, caused the great
increase Of pain now experienced.'
The ma or's account then goes on
to relate Gen. Buffers proceedings
while in command Of all the forces az
:er the junction Of Generals Worth am!
Wool-his dispositions to meet the
threatened attack Of Santa Anna-the
defences created BY him a, Saltillo, and
used during the attack at Buena Vista
in dispensing Minon's fortes-his JUST
treatment Of the people Of Sahilo, with
the prudent and efftctual precautions
taken to make them passive in the
event of Santa Annals approach. 1t
concludes BY stating. that all apprehen-
sions of Santa Annals advance subsi-
ding Gen. Butler returned to meet Gen.
Taylor at Monterey, to repor, the con-
dtiom of affairs; and the latter, having
taken The command at SatilIo, traits
mit'ed a leave of absence to Gen.
Butler, to afford opportunity for the
cure of his wound.
The paper affords evidence of the
kind feeling which subSis,ed between
the Two generals during the campaign,
and. this sentiment was strongly eeinc-
ed BY General Butler, on his arrival in
Washington, where he spoke in the
most exalted terms of the leader under
whom he served.
person General Butler is tall.
straight, and handsomely formed, ex-
ceedingly active and alert his mfen'. IS
inviing-his manners graceful-his
gait and air military-hiS countenance
frank and pleasing-the outline of his
features Of the aquiline cast, :ht genef-
al contour of his head is Roman.
The character of General Butler in
private life is in fine keeping with that
exhibited in his public career. Tn the
domestic circle, care, kindness, assidn-
Gus activity in anticipating the wants
Of all around him-readiness to forego
his own qualifications to crafty others,
have become habits growing out of his
affections. His love makes perpetual
sunshine at his home. Among his
neishbors, liberality, afabiIity, and &C
tiTe sympathy mark his social filter
course, and unbending integrity and
justice all his dealings. His home is
one of uhpretending simplicity. Ii
is too much the habit in Kentucky,
with stern and fierce men, to carry their
personal and political ends with high
hand. General Butler, with all the
masculine strength, courage, and rep
ntaton 10 give success 10 attempts of
this sort, never evinctd the slightes.
disposition to indulge tie power, whilst
his wellknown frmness always for-
babe such attempts on him. His life
has been one Of peace with all men,
except The enemies of his country.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
MODERN DEFINITIONS.

Gentleman.-A man with a fast
horse, not paid for;' fashionable clothes, =
for which the tailor suffers; all ruffle
ard no shirt; cane, a hairy dis6gure-
irent Of bis fToniispiece, long nine in
his mouth, his brains missing, and a
long bill for "drinks" at the tavern.
Ludy.-A female shaped snEethiry
like woman; very small in the bid
die, Of large dimensions elsewhere; to
5e found anywhere except at home,
and with natu al attractions nowhere,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
VIRGINIA,

1 / Below we take few extracts from an ar
ticle first published in Graham's Magazine,
giving lengthy history of the Butler Family.
+ That portion Of il which relates to the political
history Of Gen w. Q. BurEEn, is particular
Hly worthy Of attention.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02

Ahorse'han stopped at tavern, and All +
Without dismounting, called for a pint
Of beer. He liked'i, and took archer. i.
After the second. be. said. az Landlord
whose beer is t1fis'' s.Perot,s. s;rn
."Well its excellent stuff-I'll get off
and try some.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02

A gentleman stating Mat a person
engaged ip an extensive line of bust.
noss had lately failed, was asked By a
lady: lFhe knew whom he succeeded in
business; to which the gentleman re-
pIiads "'He did not know whom he sue
ceeded, but it was evident that lie did
not succeed himself.n
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
--fsee-,

A Partisan author has translated
Shakespeare's line, "Ouf, brief can
-dle!" into French thus:-"Gtt ou.,
you short cdndlen' This is not so
bad as the translation of an exclass,a-
tioR of Millions by Frenchman, who
rendered "Hail, horrors hall" thus:
f--"Iio,o dye do hor,or,-Aow dye
.do?1'
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02

1t IS asserted that noderu philan-
thropy makes more money than it be-
slows. This remark is uncfiaritatfe:,s
even though it be true.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

W A CARTER, Aucf,oneer -
ACTION N0TttE-Pefeinpofy >Ae of n0uss'
n hold Fur,ure of gentleman giving mp housc.kerphk
On WEDNESDAY. l9ih Of July. n 10 oeioSk a. 10
Washncton.p place. NEAR S.NhavenueA the rnnfe u,ns
lrc of said house viz elegant carved cuusss-, P"N
hsir rockers. French bedstead marble washsiands coy
age chairs mattresses, beds plo~s bedding on s.nr
iuys. carpets dinner desert Sd Tea seis Sheio'" N''
center tables, toilet SETS. &c. - o..
CATALOGUES are ready. lNie =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For Sales Of Stocks, &C. zee Fourth Poge.

MoSDAY, July Up. NJ
The Stock market was very quiet to-day, with
out much change in prices Treasury Sizes continued
steady at per cent Reading improved little. Gen
orally there was no dispositions to operate and sales
were only made by those who could not hold the stocks
There is a fair business doing in Bills, and Ster-
ling sold 20 considerable extent 9idl0l for hrstrae
names Francs are nominally %. The demand for
Exchance promises be rather large for this Steamer
In Freights there is something doing. An en-
sagcmeut Of 5000 bushels Corn made at Id
Some heavy goods stl5s d2Os, and Cotton at dG532d
THERE'S considerable Cotton offering at 3D.
The amount of specie in the Sub Treasury here
is 81 1000 The receipts from the loan nearly
over, but the receipts from duties are now about
100000 per day The payments by the Sub-Treasrnsr
are about equal to his receipts
There ls not much movement just now among
our Dry Goods people, this is very dull season OF
the yesr for them. There are, however some buyers
from the South and West in town, who are looking
about among the assOrtments commission houses
in Broad and Pine SIS receiving some goods from
the manufacturers but do not offer any great induce
meni to buyers either in the way of variety prices
The importers are as yet doing but little. French i'm
portcrs are not exposing their samples and do not talk
II they expected or desired much business TINS sea
son The United States which to leave Havre on
the 10th July s said to have very large cargo. As,
however production has been nearly stopped in France
the imports cannot be very large from that quarter
Many Of the Continental goods which formerly came
through France are received via Liverpool, the
shippers are unwilling to trust them in that disturbed
country Within the last eight days 20 ships,
with 900 packages OF Dry Goods have arrived here
large portion of these goods were not regularly i'm
ported but have been consigned to this country by the
manufacturers whond no other markets open TO them
in the present disturbed state OF Continental affairs
This is the material thing which we have to fear during
the coming season-the flooding OF this market with
goods manufactured for other markets closed and
which goods will be sacrificed here to raise money. 1t
is true we shall get manufactured goods probably very
cheap but while exports Of produce are small and
prices low these sales will cause is not unlikely be
fore the season over another drain of specie Ike the
one we have just come out Of The exports from Ly'
erpool for the 70 weeks ending June 49, TO the United
states, compared with same time last year, show TALL
ing of OF 10000 packages, but we fear the amount will
increase toward the end of the season
The quantity of Goods sent to the United States
from England for tire months ending with June l6 is
as follows being table compiled from Du Fsy's circu
lar for the Dry Goods Reporter:
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MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT.
Board Of A.si-,an. Aldermen. .MosD.v,

bOdfu OF Asststan' bidfffnen. sssAeNDs'f'--s -
PETITIONS REFERgEp -ArsaW cor owners 70 M VI
between Avenues and c. and Thirteenth sno 49, Si
s's Bot'ery ptzceTO have Il repaved Ce1ee h.s 'F
TO have hst part filed IN which exenss 10 sou ,,
Filling up foot Of Walnut and CoA-fs 80 ~ V.,ai,.s
South aud FrOui-AskinF that IA lots. ~ "t1h 'ir
i agent be Sled H. Sscer IN Efgita az ~ e 49,
sewer from FiGvfrs 10 Fy-ihird sis ~ H'os. ~ .
which are Of fe SaHkeH Pr foot o. norm sVo'et
To paw VIM Buckhar s9 for damsge 20 NJ s,oo :, ia
rin mon Free HgdydHf corner Of lhHy 'eA'''' o'-
Ninlbavenue. In favor %. ,,,. L. H. ~
Rrposrs AroPTED.-ErcnTst0H ntcin','dt' ~ la1uI ~
- 80 rerorffur uron the propneiy and expense o.
s,Si rsr exclusively for heir use wes SIDE Of pier
- 80 River (oppOsitc bgueIyJ 20 uai IN l1ilfe
~. %, "a of pers fJR Of Hammond Cana, Grand
- PIC a. be reserved for graiu 0us use OF excursion
-, twas stated thai pTopueiors Of piers 10 everything
10 reveu excursion passengers belns t Up OF a1or'
resf Inconvenience j. experienced. T0lbV BIsin-
r. -r,r In grant Of lard under water between Thirty
hh and Thiry-Birth sis SeO N Npracett-ln iafcr
~ rh from Nsssausf 20 meet with the Ferrys; sewer
ssfarf AID AiertOn stated That u 10 20 be without The VIII
ii,,sf se,yer CHIN of Horace Buiey-A coumunics-
consequence Of he large claim towing to contested It'll
gallon a. work Ia building Halls OF Jusueel Tar
thor aupropr s0n II VIII be necessary. ADOPTED,
a resolution offered By Assistant AID HbbaTd that the
Counsel Of the Corporation present history Of the case
DEATHoF AID SwARTwoUT-Assistant Aid. Briton was
called the Chair The President Mr. Small In an impress
speech announced the sudden death Of Aid swarwou
and moved a concurrence with the other Board in the sp-
ponmen, Of Committee 70 take suitable measures for The
funeral &c Assistant AID Small, Jameson and Franklin
were appointed the part Of this Board The Board out
Of respect 10 the memory Of deceased then Adjourned
There win probably be another meeting Oh Thursday or
Fndavl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TusUSr

ASHES Are without change 100 bbs sid 1t 60 aud s}
COTroNliere nothing Of lnporiae dong The sales are ''
or 40 bales with a tcp firm market
FLOUR AND MEA1Te flouf market IN day without ans
nirked feature bat anything, common brands sod At rather -
rrce. Tie demand i2f 800 onl. ~ r.' 80, f IL 80 =
fescrpuoi were heavy Tie ntfA-t ~ Wv, ts.,n G 'l
generally Inactive Tie saes reach 900 10 800 oos mostly M
~ Ka-t including common Troy BscA 100 i,s-tei &C y ~
,5 osweso and good brands STATE ~ 81 IL NNn-l a
5lsNa s. pnme 4a5 ~ Ohio, &c bakers brands =
1fas6 There ao saies Of Tour from southern wheat
Iaie ~ Croton Mills On iis Cy 10 htst pheei Of LOU
from, hand o. day II Granite VI ,
made Holmes lrh. Rochester and cold oy Nessr, j. VI How
Son southern there small sales Al - for Geor o W.
There small parcel Richmond Cts from new wheat ne nrsi ~
held ~ Meal quiet AZ 70 Tor Jers~ sale 81 l
s GOOD Western 0 The advancing tendency Corn
has improved this article Rye Flour 5p41 with sales i' %
supply of Wheat on the market considerable but
suyer, I'D 10, axe hold sale Of 800 buhel. oo made At
li5cs and about zoo bushels Inferior Western .od A. "a io
M supply Of good samples beng light the us-t m
proved samples Western mixed sold high A. 81 n the co
on, one oa tie market q refused The .aes were 900
bushels fla5. for mixed 5fa5 or round In rye there we're
sales Of 900 Or e" bu'le, ~ ~ par 20 a, va H
au improving tendency and A. the close worth ati -
WHIsKYThe market dull with sales lp bb Al 459431 Co.
Drudge = Dalai 3 cts.
PROvIsiONs-The Pork continues .nd the i-nder
Of noes i inward Prime Is than Me- snce our
repo sold 90 and % snd 81
Mess. Sales Mes At SO and Prime n "a
cont firm cl bhs II scat - and y ga SO
No Tue holders Of Lard very firm sales 80 bos
AZ IS az 100 bali bits and $50 keg strictly prime ~ ~ c
In CIT Meats nothing dong Holders are ery hm Butter
Cheese steady but not active Goods danes Oheee are m
GR6cERrEs- Tie markets are INACTIVE Of Sugar. 80 ho'e.
brown Havaai .od Sass and 100 bids Muscovsdo A. af TO-
ssl.s loo hbds Poo Rco M0asses IA IS cts q gallon
A. and b0O qunials Dry Cod a. 37h, cash
sPICEs-sae5 Casa a. - cts ard 100 bag fleio al
90 cis &, n d.,
HoSFY-A sale Of IS eces made puces not made publ
oI-sales 800 Whale London. sscted reported At 81
G., ,. ,1'1 AMI ,5S p s0s u lave been oi 4, s. O..
BosE-ses % co6 os Nori west at % os cash. Tor export
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

CLEARED-B,hs Maiador. Balleer, -, PoPPe' LEss'
stephens. savannah, staIge', Chairman Co
Brc MARY Frese. 81 Thomas, Aymar y CO
sio0p Midas, French, Providence
ARRIyED-shp Anson, Elliot Chafe'ion' ds' cotton /
Wardell . N ~,
Bne Dudley, Eusis Norfolk VA 9dy'y @o" pine t"ue'' ''l7
M b HARMONY Knox WATERFORD relardl ballast Bull Lon
hr juno sosherg Ponce PR sugar &C. N odei
"a rs Iu,y Cross for ny 6dys. Charles fufbur OF and Tor Ne"
Haven tss. and Others not remembered
Norerss bg Hercules, Madsan, fisund norway ~ ds n
ballast 10 order INST tesn the Grand Banks aud sable
s,r4 .noke fhe .ch Helen Mar Pgln eon, 800 FISH
sebr Adelne and Rosiua. Williams, IhItd, coal q,
Sehr Morgan fa.keIburg fo hache "a J1y . IONS '-'
wood COO hides IA goat skins. Boonen, Graves 20
Schr Matilda, Ann thompson, Hudson fhAA1eiI-A ''i"
Schf GaHele, Smith, Virginia
schl Sally, Wheaton, Phlat, coal
schr Charlotte, Phlad, coal ,t
schr MARY mara Clsytoa, SCaroina "A dys' shingles
Schl Eliza Done. HsrwcA, fish
schr susan Beics y. London -
schrs Model Blrtssn. and Odeon, lte-s, om '"e'"A-
Schr Abemarie. uhar. Antigua NJ
Schr Hyperion, Benson, Virginia wood
schr Wesiror Kent Rondoui, or Boston, coal
s,hr Alexander, DAVIS. Newport ri
schr Manca Tnbou, Harding hond9ui TOT Boston, 'o@-
Ontario. Carlisle. Konfout for Bangor
Scbr Mozart. Reed. Roudout iof Boston
scir Bauvar1. new Child HatdanA
sc.r julius Pnnele. Garter. Phlad coal
sehr Cairo Libby. TN CALAIS % Smith Boy uion
soop Rhode Island, -i Providence
sNIFD-shps Fseia for Liverpool aud Wellington i'f Lo.dun
Oobe NOrean Geo Washington Bremen bafks Adam Na
elsro F,pres. Matanzas Hebc Br for New BfunsaHA
is Banrogi br. samrock Martins Me, Belize ih9.l
W.,r en- uan q. los Rcml0s AdeHe, Porto Roo haffsr
Flzatefh MrmA, Unon Portland fiila jane W Wilmington ~
aud No vessels IN SIGHT al sunset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

xXTANTED-Empoy by a lad II years old WHO
w has iu arrived n The country with zs parents. who
have no work for him. He would prefer 10 70 INTO me
country and work Al farming, Of which he mas some
knowledge Compensation for the preseai no 02lee
who will promptly and thankfully accep! any chance 10 earn
~ Goresif iviny jyl5SusG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
BOOK TRADE.
GRAHAnrs MAGAZINE.


Our embellishments for this month are Of high order
THE DEPARTURE is an exquisite performance oy fls anu
viii challenge a comparison with anything Inst has ever
been presented 10 the public
THE PORTRAiT OF Mrs. Book, tv Parker, i an excel
lent likeness OF OF most accomplished female au
thOs and the numerous admirers OF her writings Will oe
grauhed-nOw that the sweet strains of her harp are sed
in deaito neameus OF one whose pOeuca Efforts
inspired so much pleasure.
THE SisTEss, by Thompson also splendid engraving;
and fully maintains the high reputation Of mat disnbshvu
artist =.
MCsIc-" Think Not that Love Thee Ballad Nh
sic composed End arranged for the Pianoione by J. L.
Miner. For sale, wholesale and retail by
fyl7 W. H. GRAHAM. tribune hlllClhs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

. T MONTGOMERY. tuVIIVft,.IT,, ,,neNt,
,oaTs Am suUE~.-By J D. lNGFRsoLL
ID 4 co - Pesr-st-WEDNESDAi July ~ AZ ~
O'clock NJ $40 cases Boots and shoes yehei asso
ment adspied TO the southern western and city sde ly
& MOONEY. AuotiOneer. - n,
nnoTs Ann sIIOES-By A ID GALE, IS Pearl
ID sl-rvESDAY. July 49, et % ococb A. NJ w 49,
Boots shoes AMI Brogans. Also, lot 81 Msocsy L.ne
&c comp rising general assortment adap'eN !" ~ as
err and Western Trade N.-2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
GENERAL NOTICES.
70. Rev. WIN. sprague, DID.

~ Rev. WIN. sprague, DID. OF Albany viii de-
liver The Grafton before the Literary Societies OF the Yves
leyan niverstv the commencement Of mat lnsu
ton, on Monday evening, The Slst insi. ri. -. -,
N J. LA GRANGE MckOWN, sec OF the joni Oona'
~ Notice-A Colonization Meeting W oe
hed Al O'Clock this evening a the Iaoefnsce ~
Interesting addresses may be expected from me rfe,loe
aud Commissioners OF Liberia, and other sPeAneIs no" ~
he Tifv srendine meeting OF the Board Of Directors OF
,he : The psbie are invited 10 auend. Jyls
~ 4. d. Of d. F.-Noice l. hereby gwen MAJ ne
rem Ar nupual meeting Of District Grand COMMITTEE No
oftLe Civ OF New.Yosk will be held al Clinton ha, TX
ce.or Lodge Room on Wednesday 9sh int al o'eocA
PM The polls for the election Of Grand Oncers VII 9e
oreDed Al 9Gcock All Past Grands IN good Standing "a
he Lodges Of the District entitled 70 yoie plo.oeu
by Art Sec ofthe Constitution OF the D. L. T. O's arc
contested 70 be puncmaL BY order.
jyls 2us- JUN " LI'HiN'
r~ Ann adjonrned meeting Of the Jacks on
Ci1b OF the Third Ward, held al the Ion, y W ssh
ncton.st on Monday evening the in uns W 49,
venfer,en were unanimously elected oncels o inc S.~o
CAMPBELL ?. WHITE, Froident
TicePreiGenfs ,,--,-,r,
GREGORY DILLON, THOMAS BUTLER
STEPHEN II BRANCH, MICHAEL MOkON1.
On notion the following gentlemen were UNANIMOUSLY
elected Delegates represent tie Ciuo u tho S0N'''
Of the American League for Ireland. ..>-,.,rv
Messrs. CLARKE. BOLTON, and DONS,FsLLt' K.-.
After able and spirited speeches nom alessls ha!e
Branch and Donney, and the enrolment Of mem2srs e
Club adlo-s-e- 10 meet at the place on Monday
evening next the 2ith inst al o'clock Z. ~
GREGORY DILLON, President proten
sTTrrhES q ao SssSeH Secretaries protein. yls lrs
~ j. Fowler, Dentist, h~s rcTurncd nom ~ ect
nsuGa iosi Qce Sei pTosdNSs sa@aaS Ma ,. lea, a.
| last H~fHa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

Circulation >3tfftI ep@e $500
Dsn-fs ... 74lltsl IforgH domestic efs f,l-itsu
Otter cash la1ltes-- 3-'- ptler eaih asse--- 1l-t
--- --- TIL a. 40 c7
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New-York Cattle Mnrket....mOSOAY,J July H..

AT MARKEr-I 30 Beef Cattle in from tie = nth All Wet
VIA Pbaiels ~ Cows and Clvc and 400 sheep t Lamb.
BEFF CATTLETe market hs been dul the past week bot
prre- are fully maintained Notwithstanding We quote etrmes ~
a. per ce quality ao head we're driven % bf
ton and 80 head exported D. Bernlda
COWS AND CALVEssod a. from so % y 70 81 3D. a. m qua
IS Ai taken
SHIP AND LAMBsThe supplies are large anil proe are rather
lower Of s-p from va ron - Lambs l-sa = 10
f, ~. 40 l-f
HAY-saes ~ from - 90 O. N.
sfIAW-I. "a en- n - % 81 y lll bunt-e-
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LIEBERls POLITICAL ADDRESS

ITO THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC. Published ms DAY
L in neat volume, price y cts.
The West Metncal Epise, by Francis Lieoer
DR. Lieber the distinguished Professor VI Political Icon.
ony n South Carolina College, mthor OF Political Ehics
&c has usi sailed for his native country Germany, WIN me
view OF aiding the great cause of institutional ana ta-
tons freedom This Little volume proves that ne has Wen
sloed that subec during his long residence 10 ms us
adopted country AID his able and valuable Opinions on
American Society and Progress csuy win them peculiar
interest az this time. - ..,.,..
IMPORTANT NATIONAL WORKS.
The Amy and Navy Chronicle vols. royal $40 Con
tanning the military and naval events OF this country Tor me
years i8j6-i8N SIS This work is nearly out OF PRINT
The Bankers Magazine and state Financial Register,
containing Bank and Fnancler essay npon and ega
cases respecting banks bankers brokers' notes, NE nsuf
ance savings banks with copous statistics reauns 10
exchange. com, currency &c.
Tie Banker Magazine This il tile Of very useful
periodical published Balru under the eduorsnp OF
Mr ) Homsn. Il the only satisfactory record IN tne
country OF that impotan, class Of statistics referring 10
finance currency aud banking operations 49,.
81 cashier teller 90 bank should ne WITHOUT ~ We
rr'r ,rf., Ii tr.,,. National inteI gencer
.cil 10 q T. PUTNAM, l'5 Broadway,
Via CAREY HART, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
,-,.r.. ,u.r,con Beuea, Building as,orin.

rio, ,rii hod ~ ar meeting on Tuesday evening July
is A. '-oc A be c1er of Catherine and Henry - for
Ire puroe OF Advancing money % eioders 10 purchase
,5air % Foses arf enabling them reT the al
vancad with The money they now pay for rerf Persons
ioiny AZ hi. meeting vii be erftei 10 bid FOR he Id
vance fivl7 His.l ; JESSE Run, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
- Have You q Bad CompIcNion, c0aI.e. ~

yellow or ss6w II YOU have, you VIII ind by using 8
az. - loses Italian Chemical Soap week Or Two. your
% become clear white ani smooth. II you have any dis
esse Of the head face beard, such a. rngw9r sead.
head rnv erspelas salt rhsum BARRIERS Itch, you can
be cfre4 r lave seen persons who have a. I'd hy sku
diseases for wears and amer trying everything IN vln has
been cured by washing the part with JoNfss lrALiAN
cmr,,~. SotF ard car cOnscenuously offer f0r any Of
fhe above complaints which could not co unless knew
10 be state II you have slnpois, ireckes, nofphe"
tan s1uburu or dish urenenis Of any kind. VIII d-pe
them and make the kin beautiful Ii is sure anidote and
cure f1r me bite. Of muskeOes bugs ainppers, &C
Io,y SOAP and see that tie Of T. JoSEs Is on the
wrapper Sold only al % Caaha-s' puce Is Jyl'eou4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
pEAuTIFUL. SMOOTH GRAVEL FOR

hJADo, VI
pe.os engaged In making roads, walks 10 parks and gar
drs or t Binding houses other WORKS, where The
mo-; smooth and Uniform pebbles are employer can OBTAIN
he very article IN any quantity the beach near
Nafiuuecocs's Point pIfnnecock's Pescocks Poin
between Glen Cove and Oyster Bay The nOrin shore u
Long Island The best gravel may not only be obtained
here bot q the most convenient place for sloops and
schoouers 70 come In aud load most reasonable Price
(nOg more an 10 cents toni Is charged according 70 tne
quantity needed Apply TO the gardener before or aile
loading az the farm Dosodsl Tnnecocks Point where
Captains Of vessels may supply themselves WITH We
mix butter &c. Apply tie premises, or 70 j. WHO
LOW, Jr 10 South Wl.iiam-st Hew-York Je2S <a"7"A
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e. RockIaBd Cemcfery.--A meeting u the pro-
T'f,rs III - r he ROcksnd Cemetery ID Re held the
6~e OF foe --crefsry IS Wsst On Thursday. tie .Wh
instant Az lg. o'clock u for The purpose o. eecung
rlsf.es 10 he p ares OF hose whose Oi ofice
have expired 'ASDD AiHiSi Iits4lt4L
n ?. ALLEN. Secretary. lfr>i-