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Once OF P.n.m. Railroad Company,

Omee O Panama Railroad COmpemy,
70 BHoApwAr, N. ", July Is, 1879
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CoNTRAcToRs.-on ths ls.h day
OF August next MAPS pians prohies and ,
., rien of the which II proposed pscs
ymder contract for exhibition NJ e ONCE seses
spies secretary OF me
Panama kaioad of NM
M yot between Chagres and the Pacine ocsah
si, trrny niles Comfortable the plans
,.hIch NAV ethihted viii received ~ me company
once until n O'Clock, l5th day OF bepcmpe nehs ~
COMPANY reserves night Of accepting OF Rejecting any o " ~
Rin die meantime general information IN e possession
NJ he company may application a. ne once ,.a,
THOMAS W. LUDLOW, rfesnch-
| Fs.sors srIxs, Secretary.
| July 2e-2w
Il wipchsstsr Medical College.
ur rourb Annual se-so Winchester Medical College com
nences Monday Of October and continues un" h'
last cfMay tur
uuep N. McGufps, M. D., Professor Of surgery. - -,
D.stsL CoxRAp Professor u Anatomy and fhyaoa'C
PnIur ssru NJ d., Theory and Practice OF Med's,ne 49,
d., Obstetrics, Diseases OF women M
Children, Medical Jurisprudence
II W. A. D. NJ D., Chemistry and Mefenn Medich
The session and the nd daily
upon preceding constitute one OF he peo""a
pe e 20 each Professor B. $40 81 Dssseun
,tet sIo he whole amounting Sis. Graduation W.
M be procured eher " me "''o " "
yais boarding rom " TO - per .ctupr
.,, m Chairman Of Faculty.
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General Agency.

General Agency.
y H. LEWIS attorney atlaw, formerly Of Virginia, for
D. clerk in the Aduian Generals Ofcc, Washing
offers his services the vga volunteer, ends
the collection Of their dues from The government. . .
entitled TO pension.) " ff3 f1sa
claims especially In Mexico, win be
purchased cash price, be pressed for the claimants
tiers himself that his residence IN Washington his connexion with
the Aduant Generate Ofce his acquaintance with the depart
his experience will afford facilities
adjustment Of all business confded to him.
He respectfully refers all the members Of the last Congress from
Virginia. and the Hon. John Mason Richmond, Va; Major Gen
z. Jones, Washington city. 1890
DIT affords great pleasure Major
=" :, OR JoNEs.n
Any procure good vicinity pub
fish this notice TO the amount Of u, and send his bill 70
Aug l0-3n n. l.. LEWIS.
University Of LOuisiana.
Medical Deparfmeat- Couvss Of l84o- 80
THE lectures this institution will Monday,
i November, and continue four months tetA
.sa.. #stzH FACULTY. y t TFa3s
Theory and Pracice.-James Jones, M. D.
surgery.-Wanen Stone, NJ ID.
Chemisuy.-y. L. Riddel M ID.
Obstetrics and diseases OF Women and ChidrenA H. Ceno
Anatomy.--A. j. wedderburn, M. ID.
Materia Medea and Therapeutics.--G.A A. Nou, n. ID.
Physiology and Patiolosy,-Thos Hunt, NJ. ID.
Clinical Northumberland x,s a.
Of Professor
Ticket OF Anatomy. N
Maticuanon fee ... n "a
No charge attendance on One Ho:I's Norr o. Dean
NEw ORLEANS, July 4, ls4s.
July 2S-dlm linnl -------------
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yuIy Report Of the Mutual iafe Ins"rs"oo So'f's -
i Ne, York. No. IS Wa street ~ -, ooo
Net August l. es etceedhk -,
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lust RECEIVED, direct from The Island Of s. Thomas
J pcr brig Annalostin Capt Dorry, lot OF the nnest
genuine green turtle brought % his marfes wncn
Of cookery and In hs best possible Style Also from NOT
io resk oystes, spced oystsrs, sheepshesa,
hoyhsh, &C., ne, ali Of which VIII be served up ns
shortest notice
6y- Families served ss usual. 80 w.,rrp
Ang lS-d " ain
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u,uE Novels and MfsceIlsneous Works Of Daniel ce
zoe win Biographical Of the author Literary pro
faces 70 pieces, illustrative notes se a con
In the edition Sir Wacf Scott with I'd
dions 20 vols. Oxford. LAY hVh = ~ a., 80.
Aug noosse"e". hea' ~ -'.'-,
a n oUT,s PRINTING INK.--R. FsRNHAM, agent for
Prouts Printing for sale AZ e msnucturcrr
Book Ink 20 70 u per poundin hal
kegs, and canistcr.
ruAurTFur. ns,,,,. ara rrsxsr hooks 90 every We
ID ney Hymn books Of the different denewinsscr. ~ &c
= - .-s17Ts -711flrI lf,fisse TAYLOR MAUEYJl
Auep ~ sosAs'''s assr - :"
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M s. on staaS opposite Uenirs nsrkd Jer~~v 'es-r'"
mgr RgcnIyEp and win kep copssssly On nsn' "s
j and complete assortment Of Grccenss, sonss.as
u..a 49, ip.f PORTO Rico, Cuba and N. o. sugHfs
ISa Msrseabo 81 Domingo, ko, and burnt ee e,. ne.
ps.s a,.r.,yrdef Imperinl, Young Tyson, sno p'-'~
old hrnpde., whisksy, Holland IN ~
I.s.s,c. .nir,ts and wines al al kinds
SCI s s,rea eonnecssd me wholesale ~ rrnesas
Gerry business which VIII e 70 30 may be repre-
seuted. - - nj, dealing may be relied On IN an
cases. and examine ~ -. "
Purchaser ~ y, where and hops by snct s"ehn'
oss ~ merit share their patronage mo- B. KIBBEy.
| Aug 3-ocon -
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NAUTICAL Routine and StOwaxe, with Rules In
Nsysa,lon By John Mcleod Murphy and w N Jeaers, r,
u D. N Jsf published, being
ence for merchants underwriters vessels officers
naystors eyedores and Others This every
leet win regard 20 construction, equipment
navigation OF vessels whether the Service
country. For sale in Washington by
July % E BOOKSELLER near OH street
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IyREsCa and spanish L.nguages--J. MEIERE, late
il professor United States navy Yale college, @c y.
sp>sully aoouaints the otzens Of Washington that ne
contem plates giving instruction in the aboye angusses
as well as In the English TO Foreigners -.
Prof Meiere hatisrs hmsef tnst his reputation ~ an IN
sirctor wei established here 70 require Psuou
references. .fn.....
For terms &C.. address J. M stthc bookstores Of Me',fs
Franck Taylor, Taylor Maury, and f,scher or si ~
residences ii Mfs- Williams opposite Ar. fianck
PennsyivAnia avenue. Nev. -
DOnERT .. wALs<ER VIII pr.ess-s law In ths
III Supreme Couu Of the United States In answer 70
many eers he thinks proper that he cannot attend
10 claims before Congress any Of ho departments bu,
viii devote his attention exclusively cases inuusted 70
him In the Supreme Court. 4, 80 p.,ta.
Office on Pennsylvania avenue, near the seven buio'
ings, Washington. ID. @. mno-o
Ionn n n~cALLA. late second Auditor Of ths
d Treasury, oe his services In the prosecution ..
on the government, before Congress or me ~,
In the settlement Of military accounts, and agency
ness generally He will also prsetise law In tne p'uH
s5stt 80. -. !. a
Letter. addressed him business should be Postpa
liz Office 10 the Of 9Th and Louisiana avenue
opposite the Telegraph Office.
WssHfsaros CRY, Arri 2s-eo6mif
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ALBERT w. PARRIs,
Attorney az Lal0, and Land AID Gemaal Agent Mineral
5ei1 u a y P0iat, Wise0Wsia
IiL attend faithfully promptly conhded 10
HIM Having been for several years Register OF the Office
a. Mineral Point he peculiar advantages for
non OF land agency business.
He 10 permitted 10 refer o. .a
Hon. HEsRY poDoE, United States Senate.
HcnAsD M You've late Commissioners Of te General Land
JusrIs BurrERrIELD Commissioner Of General Land
Once. -
g 7. HARTLEY CRAwroRD, United States Judge
S." A. n PARRIs, Second Comptroller OF the Treasury.
Aug u--2aw3ws
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UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
4A8aN HOUSE.

EVILS HANFoRD, Nos asa, as, and ass Pearl street
beiween Fulton street and Bung slip,) New York,
hand the largest assortment Of CLOTHING
adapted all markets In the article Of Shirts Drawers
keep endless variety Also the
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS In tho world. PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of all kinds. n"
Catalogues OF stock by mail Orders promptly filed
LEWIS HANFORD,
!. Nos. 252, 25i, 256, and 25S Pear st., N. Y
June @-2aw3m
will be Treasury Department
~ United Sntes for the Of following
uhcae OF the Mexican indemnify upon which the
men and interest have been paid viz: No s the Re
gstsr o. te Treasury on the a January 1872 in favor Of Jane H.
HENRY May .ad,a de- bonis non of
June 24-law6w WIN. A. SLACUM.
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IOUsIs ron sAIEThe house occupied ~ n ss,. hssen
H. h., ale N 4 situated the north side o. 49,
ne sas department len street two sqnss~ ~ sct two
ne ~ pr.nsylvania avenue The structure In l. a.
,,o,,s. md a balf win back building IL NOS s''''
rent as furnished. Apply on the Pem'es nrRT cREENLEAF
| AM, I6-eodNs
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w sx millions Of square feet, in eight hundred lots EN-
bracina many whole squares, IN nearly every section Of ny
civ viii be cold private saleoherng an unusual op
poftnnity for profitable invessmsnt
Terms One-hhh cash and the bslance IN ones two
three and lour ysars with interest When the purchase
Improves the tune may be extended
Deeds given the purchasers cost and deeds Of uus
ken 10 secure usc deferred payments.
Apply 10 the subscsibcf, st Messs oofcoran n'sg'
where catalogues may be seen. A uvnr
June 2-iawzm ipS'
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N1eyT1ur rh. counrtpc rship heretQto[s exstnK be-
~ tween John e. ADDISON and BEVERLY IuChEh
has been dissolved l,gvEHLr TuckkR van connnse 70
emo PronpuI 70 ~ v"'''' - March lift
Ts0ss sxTEs bssasinsi yschs % snsut Ten sor'
i BURDEN slmost new The boat y y me olosi,
ing ssis anchor and chsn, ana o sSns
June Ib--0 f.f frfsff1}i effN
CHEAP sc5sOOL BOOKS % svsry ktna - Tsyiss
s.:sy =. sss, sssLs ssa rsss a vcy low prices
ARn T 9 NJ hSs 70
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ETZsrTp Ouslfne 1lsfrn1ious - gnnnhspeere, In
II numbers fornsi edion pics 80 cents each Numbers
and sh day recsd ne cthers 70 oow nor m,sr,ss
Assn .f...ss ~. sFkANck TAYLOR
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,TR. A. DE vAUDRICoURT bsss lssys = 4 vs.s'
public and friends that having ~ ss.. ~ a. FRENCH
I,,,sn and spanish languages, and also q ne ysso
Iii he ryen by applying NJ his rcsdcncc, l.n uss sr ana
IA ae.t aoor 70 tibeons Academy, % q DAWES MUSIC -
My. hndersonr stationery store.
l7-eodu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

If bsu are earnestly invited sEter this Geld o; soor
IN ,he spirit IF no6s devotion 70 ne cause Oh ~n'
tan Education
As the chsrseter OF our enterprise comes % oe oeF
ter understood q; the West there Is an Increasing &c
rusnd for our teachers shall Tiers oe eorre'poneins
Increase Of teachers resiy % enter this enNgns ne1
Of assfgnes. question which = Tor the sdacse1
women u the East 70 snswer Why ASKS y senri
On tie ground should We remain 81 ease 10 our Ne~
rnzsnd homes while thousands pershins Tor iseS
~ knoEedsoi This question 70 . hoped many
Christian ~ to Esst VII seriously considrf
and herself whether. w1n the isciiues TOP iesSo
rr tbs Western 1e6 which GUY 5os-d o5ers, she csa
vital ID herself from service 10 which ner power 70
Do good VII oe 50 greatly augmented
Inc demand .or teachers .u ice ,scer orsncncs ln
c'usnr drawing painting and music % ne piano, =
,,r-.ss.ng Nanv ~ our t-achers VII o. abe 70 lsy
foundations ;cr - schools destined % exert great
and coumsn1iu. u--ence - ne w so ard 70 = hoped
,hst many. o. expanded views, snd nisa ordsf OF
talent VII enlist ~ or service. We WI introduce
be-l INFO field OF asc' ness age enough % SATISFY
tbei- highest ambition O. DC good Ihey may hsve 10
nsks small Beginnings but energy snd perseverance,
VII with God blessings, orins our me sreA lss-~
TIE Board are reluctant % send out any tesc ners
W. .hsu not have gone tircugh re course AZ hart
ford but IL cannot be more reluctant 70 SEND 'nsn
IAN thew would he % - sent without that course,
could thev previously understand is res value One
OF the teschrrs already sent says m etter reap
now the benefit u the preparatory course - Hartford
u hss hesn CT more benefit % me- t1 ar yea 't-iy
10 : hoped that every applicant VII sFA' acs'' U.
he advantage % the f course sni hist a. W. % -
Hartford promptly on the 3.sf oi August 20 enter
upon 70 li . especially desired. that those attend
nz 90 'oin tee next ueN cas-. should 7rfrd tlsr az
r'i,1l1ns % Hartford ssr.y - the 5.st ~ jay
ON fheir arriving 50 the Railroad QNpot a. Hartford
ths teachers VI lake hacks "a The Orpnsn Asylum
IN Washington street the sl,,ns Yr'Psrd ~, 'as'
reception WILLIAM rLAlr
Crr So and Gen. Ag-7'. Bava - " Z -
$ PAvL, Nigusso.l Tr. Nag - So
" We publish the above by request. sod viii
only add. no, by way OF isui.-daiiu. that those
directing this philanthropy, movement should not
snd We trust 10 not ask contributions OF any others
but members Of TIE sects enumerated above as
deemed worthy 70 supply Teachers. Ed. Tr5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

The penman.nip Of the following young aides
was commended
=, ,ba First Depsrtnent--Asry Anderson. Hannah
louisa crane. sarah N. PiHne' Enms : 4aorP
lu the First Division second yeSartnels--i-4.rA =
N@v.r N.ry C. Halsted. MARTINS 4 Hoxe, t-xapetn
n ~ second Division Second Department msn-
4. Bsrk-r Am. Kreos, sarah z. NILS Helen a
h. 49, Fi,., Division. Third Depsrtment-ssrsh c.
Clsrk Harriet P. Martin, Ade.ine c Aaynor' Frances
Il Smith - r,.. r
l. Gucins Csiharine A Jscoels' Nay = -.'7t
In TIE Third Division, Third DePsItin-nt-LlIe a
Cook Ann {. sherwood. HArr-t 4 TnorP CathaFine
n ~ So, Division Fourth epsrtment-ssrAh A
Do55s Pheoe Merritt, Pheoe A. N'''' 1A'' u
In he second Division Fourth DePsrtrnent--Nary
E.uorth Caroline ~ H-r-zel Helen l. Aanl on 'Ane
- ~ F.-., Division. Fifth Depar.rneni-soPhia
Berry Ann 3. strans Frsneina 3 Taylor safAA J.
In sss second Division. Fitta DepsrtnsH'-!sne l.
FLEET Cells Il Moses. MaTths 4 FailP' O'ilai'As il
Ia the Third Division, Filth DePsrtnssHi,.,Eai,y L
EdsalL Jane P Hoyt, Isabella hA7neisea' AAy ~
terPooL
II the Drawing and Painting Departments IN
der the care Of Prof Cummings and daughter
premiums have been awarded as follows
For the best landscape oil, 70 sarah l. De a Men
t4ignie
For the best squire in OIL 10 Ann " bar'iow
For The best painting N water eo4of' - E@A'e'' a
smith a, n
FOR the besi lead pencil drawing TO susanna NJ Bar
stow.
The Com nittee commended TIE productions OF
Margaret Wukie, Margaret J. de "a Nontasnis
Anna ) Pops, Abby c. Shepard, Emma PoIhAnas'
Enily z. Chsstsr and Huris, A Thorp.
In the French Department, sndef the care
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The exercises OF the Institute will be resumed
on Monday the Cd Of September next.
Arrangements have been made to convey pupils
who re-ide in distant sections Of the city, to AMI
from the Institute daily.
Applications for admission are to be made At the
Institute, 24O Msdisonst on and after the 81 Of
September betw cen the hours Of AN. aud 3
y NJ
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DnrRgssl,a Accpl.r-We are nslnsd }

DsTREssiNG ACCIUEsr We ere PANIED .
hear that John Wilder, Esq Of Warsaw, wa nstasJ
Auled On lnursdsy the 5th mt a Pike. WyOminE0
BY NJ nOrses running away. Mr. wilder was ~ go
maole and influential ciuzen Of Wyoming County, -
was twice elected 20 the Office Of sheriff reiOTe ne
vision Of Grnesce County His Lodtn Cssih vuS
sincerely .arnented he Wss the father n.sw q Pc
Vel Blanchard, ksq editor oi the Hfsfe'n Asz 10"
who ~s- 10 his cty ~ the time ~ the acciJe ~ go
gence oi which wAs communicate to him ~ te stF-
from Batavia .h.chesler Dem. n
Dg.rRrCTIyE FfRE-On Monday, while ~
workmen were gone 20 dinner. the extsnsive ~
Foundry Of Mes.rs Williams. ia Nsshus fosJ
destroyed By nre and In Incredible shOrt tpsess
time The amount Ut loss isssumstcd BY Ne sgs W
Msms a. probably from 81 NO % sl2CeO The -
loo. can hardly be irss ihan 53OOlO We are ~
glad o. learn that Messrs Williams decided a. once
time Of the IRE they Will melt iron there Nash IL
BLOCKADE % TBE CoAsT % AFElcA-1s
Washington papers Of Saturday morning pse%
an ofnciA notification Of state Of and oell gee.
blockade, declared BY the Commander Of the frs1.
Of Africa lying between me Grand BsssAm and Asss.
rivers The French Commander says u O., because
natives Of the territory Of Acka, comPrised ostsss
the nvers Grand bassam aud Assnie have Violslsa -
treaty which they concluded with France In !sf' ."
stolen French merchandise
CHOLERA IN WEsr.TROY The Bosrd # bss's
In West Troy report IN tho Adooeas OF the 'tn n'"
" that II cases OF Cholers and deaths have been
ported by the heslth officer 10 the board during -
season.
II The Albany Board Of Health repoftsa.''
essss OF Cholera aad deaths On saturday lssh
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THE PARTING soNG.

Wras tya Papa-Masic By rot ROOT.
Farewell farewell the year - ID err,
We part perchance o. meet no more
Silent the halls mere long we've met
Where memory foud'y fingers yet
Ere vet again the smile. the jest
Shall give % graver duties zest
some luk from this our sister band
MAY DIN Us % a better and.
Adieu -adieu bright are our skies.
No cloud npon their surface lies
10 home We hy. but ne er iorset
The classmate oft snd Oldly met.
Farewell farewell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

STILL ~ TIE FANiLT.-We had the following
matrimonial item in a ate number Of the Louisville
COzrier Ia Dsnvile, on Wednesday evening lsst the
l3Ih inst BY Rev. Joseph Cros, D y. Mr.. Wesley R.
Oresr, Postmastsr 70 hrs Amanda Greenwood, ate
Postullsrsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

FPENONr ClLFOHSIs ASSOCIATION. We have
5e,u favored with tne tQio~ing extract from mem.
1er II tn- Fremont California A.socaton now 90 the
.ay u the Cold Region through Texas
Philadelphia Bulletin
SAY ANTONIO. Jg1e H. lss3
We struck tr1is a. cfora about lxO weeks sg0.
az ave o-er a. .Ols .srlsg 20 MS place Tue con.
psy cOmpos.d " seven wagons " each u which
there mess " ~ men Fgr provisions we have ba-
cor, bsc4iI ard rec ana far have had good deal
~ VEN son We rave here q day Tor The IN
c4npm-r u m army, about y mes from MS place
ne Ae1ces We ~A accom- psny me army and thus have
assisLzEce IN cfc-y and be- sais from ne Camsnches 90
We have KEEP. Lear u The Cholera and u IL .gbsid-
ins enur-y We met AGA hays day Or two since, Who
10 q - 1at tne route l. perfectly practicable Tor
~ss gnsp city " waller and grass Tor or animals A.
maze ina START sfrk- for he II PssO,
90 RIO Gfande go miles from Ids place We then srke
Qr The o. and % ye yOg The reports dying about here
rom ne Texas papers, hey digging god On NE
Ola IN cords 30 our prospects isvofao~ aId he
IMP has been peasant One n. J. d.
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Report on Premium. end Testimonial

Report on FremIumr nnd ItsIIW UHI"Is'
The aoiowing award OF premiums and testImo'
MAS, as approved by the Board Of Trustees has
been made after critical examination oil the
daily records Of the past year No young lady IS
candidate for either honor who has not been
member of the Institution for the ls,t SIX months
4 the academic year. Such pupils, If deserving
Of commentator Will be found IN the subsequent
part Of this report.
In the Seventh Department under the core Of
Mss WATTS, premiums have been awarded to
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when your spin; is called 70 the isr-or heaven
will be FRS. 70 welcome you there. Farewell
20 70 ioin nv mother in yonder sta" She SAX
back upon her pillow, and pointing upward, tn
umphantly exclaimed There, Helen, there
Mother come I" A gentle sigh was heard. and
the spirit had returned 70 the God who gave II.
Only oLce more did gaze upon that bessttal
form. II was when she lsy in her shry0ded rest.
Her features, though faded snd oerspresd by tie
psllor Of death, were yet lovely. Her long hair
slid feii ID clustering ringlets amid their loxgr
ance there peeped forth single white rose-b0d
already whitening and Il seemed ht emblem Of
the purity Of the beng who isy before ne ;1-,
ike it, she had also been early GIFTED B. her
side knott he whs hsd rejected her love. now sen.
sble Of It's valge-but TOO ate. he thought Of her
innocence and ovsAness now faded rom bis sight
and Involuntary ne murrnDreo.
Thy hand. q God. = upon me
Then memory brought Dsck 70 him the days
when first lie saw her-those days Of 10y, which
he would isn i've over again aud again, tii bis ife
seemed one dream Of boundless hsppiuess. Boz
others approached 70 tear her away from bis sigtt
He fingered bat moment, and bending over her
babe her farewell forever; then, severing one
tress from that palid brow, permitted himself 70 be
led away IA he returned from the grave Of her
he loved looking z ? 70 the bright beautiful hes
vens which leaned smiling down % him. az i
il very rnockery Of his grief, he mGrIngred-' The
angels kept glad holiday when she returned 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

The Reports on PennmsnshiP and Oh Drawings
and Paintings were seyersily read the SUB
stance of wh.ch viii be found in the subsequent
part o. TINS Report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

The distribution Of premiums. testimonials d.
u.ornas and medals. next order, wass follows
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-07-05
NEW CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.

-
EN- LeOti, or adventures in the Far West, by
IL Emerson Bennett
Family Failings, a New Novel, by the author of
the Hen Picked Husband, Percy, etc
A Companion to Jane Eyre, Georgiana Ham
mond, novel by the author of the Poor Cousin, sc
Memoirs of my Youth, by A. De Lamartne
S1ordaunt Hail a September Night
Ellen Wareham, or Love and Duty, by Miss
Ellen Pickering
Ferdinand, or the Fallen Angel, by Alexander
Dumas
Men Of Capital, by Mrs. Gore
Clement LOrimer, the Book with the Iron
Clasps, by Agnes B. Beach
Wallace, the Hero Of Scotland. by Gabriel Al
exander
How to be Happy, an Admonitory Essay, by
Robert James Cuvorwell, NJ. ID.
Guide to Health and Long Life, Or what to Eat,
Drink and Avoid, etc. by same Author
Dermot O'Brien, or the Taking of Tredagh,
Tale Of l649, with illustrations, by Henry VIM.
Herbert
The Sea Lions or the Lost Sailors, by J. Fenni-
more Cooper
Agnes Morris, or the Heroine of Domestic Life
The Pearl Of Days, or the advantages of the
Sabbath to the Working Classes, by Laborer's
daughter
Golden Rules of Health and Hints to Dyspep-
tics, by Joel ii. Ross, NJ. D., just reed and for
sale by (Galena, jy5 lltf) J BROOKES.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-07-05
Galena advertisements.
GEO. w. CAMPBELL, g. CO.,
Wholesale GrOcers, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants,
No. 81, Steamboat Landing,
Galena Illinois


GEO. w. CAMPBELL, & CO..
III AVE just received per Bon Accord, Doctor
IL Franklin, Cora and Montaulothe followins
with many other articles in their line, which theS
offer for sale reasonable terms, and invita- the
public to give them a call.
10 hhds N o sugar 10 bbls pecans
% dds Charmed do tierces new rice
Io sacks Rio coffee 10 bxs star candles
~ Dds beicher's s H 10 reams letter and CAP
molasses paper
bbs golden syrup 10 dox bxs table salt
100 kegs nails 5" small sacks
ioo sacks u "A salt 20 Sc wooden buckets
SO bxs by 10, 10 by IL 20 nests tubs
Toby IA glass {" covered buckets
oe0 bbls hive geese feath doz large tubs
~ DIS w n cheese 20 bxs variegated soap
10 English dairy do so 4" mould candles
Chocolate Preserves =
Sweet oil Ess Lemon
Ink Cinnamon
Figs "Nutmegs
Bath brick "Rose
10 bbls clear mess pork; Is do mess do
20 do tar; so bxs soap
20 half bbls s ii molasses; Is or bbls do
50 sacks dried apples and peaches
55 bbls cider vinegar
+" spirits turpentine
20 sacks Java coffee
so boxes raisins; spices assorted malO