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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-02
APPLETON'S
GREAT CENTRAL
CHEAP BOOK STORE,
64 ChesnIlt Street,

Corner of Seventh, S,oa,m's Buildings,
PHILADELPHIA.
Knowing The wants of the community, The
Proprietor Of this ESTABLISHMENT has fitted
up Store in the most elegan. manner, having
due regard 10 the comfort of his customers, so
that every Stranger visiting his Book Store,
may feel entirely a, home.
His Immense Stock
of Books is classified according TO the various
Departments Of Literature, so that visitors can
find the Books they are in search of for them
selves. Buying his Stock for The mos, par. al
the AUCTION SALES, and being connected with
one of the LARGEST PUBLIsHINGHoUsEs in this
country, besides Publishing largely himself, en-
ables him 10 sell ALL Books at
Lower Prices
Ihan any other house of similar character on
this continent. His facilities for the lMPoRTA-
TON OF Books from Europe are unsurpassed,
having Branch Of his Establishment in Lon
don, where orders of private gentlemen are
carefully executed and forwarded 10 this Coun-
Try by every STEAMER and Packet.
A Catalogue
OF Books with the prices attached is issued quar-.
terly, containing Lists of New Additions made
10 his large collection, which are in all cases
for sale al the
Lowest Prices,
or, from 25 TO rs per cent, below Publishers
Prices. Thus in buying even Few Books,
quite considerable amount is saved.
AS still further
Inducement
10 strangers wishing the city, every one who
purchases One Dollars worth of Books, will
receive copy Of the
STRANGER IN PHILADELPHIA, an elegant
lSmo. volume, the price Of which is 25 cents.
II The limits of an advertisement are too
confined TO enumerare the prices of any of The
Books, or 10 give even a faint idea of The I'M
MENsE ADVANTAGES 10 be derived from pur-
chasing al The GREAT CENTRAL CEEAP Book
STORE, but lei all who are in search of Books
send for Catalogue. and buy The Books they
are in want of, and when visiting the city, give
Appleton one call, and you will be sure TO
CALL AGAIN.
Stationery
in all its branches, furnished at the LOWEST
PRIcEs. The Initials OF those purchasing Let
Ter and Note Paper, neatly stamped in The cor
ner, without charge. 1
Orders for any article may be sent by mail,
addressed 10 the Proprietor, and ,he directions
in all cases will be fully carried oui, with great
punc.ualty and despatch
Orders for Catalogues should be prepaid.
GEO. S. APPLETON.
Bookseller, Publisher. Importer and Stationer,
l64 Chestnut ST., cor. Of Seventh, Swaim's
Building.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10, ls49. 3mo.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-02

PHILADELPHIA, May 10, lS49.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-02
CAMP MEETING.

BY Divine permission Camp Meeting will
lie held in Cherry VALLEY, on SHoudsburg Cir
II, TO commence on Monday The 9th of Au-
gust, and close on the following Saturday NOR.
ing. Preachers and people Of adjoining Cir
cults and Stations are cordially invited TO at
tend. M Fl. SISTY.
GF~ F. S.-No hucksters or traffic of any kind
will be allowed within the prescribed limits of the
law. Stroudsburg, June %, ls4e. =
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and Misses, which will be warranted TO fiji, be
made of the best materials, and sold at small
profits for cash. Also on hand large assort-
ment of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which will be sold cheap, and can be recon-
mended.
The public are respectfully invited to call
leave their measures, or examine his ready
made stock before purchasing elsewhere, as he
is confident they will be sured with the style,
quality and price Of his articles.
ALSO--.Just received large supply of
GUM SHOES.
for Ladies and Misses of new style, very su-
perlor, together with stock of Mems Gum
shoes; also Children's Gum shoes. Call and
trY them.
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Easton and Milford Mail Line
VIA STROUDSBuRG.

VIA STROUDSBURG.
Passengers in this line will leave Josi'
HAeENBucH's Inn. sign of the " Black Hof''
EasIon, every Monday, Wednesday aud Fd''
passing through the following places, ~
Richmond, Centreville, Williamsburg, bi
Ferry, Delaware Water Gap. DuOI,'..
Stroudsburg, Bushkill. and Dingmans F''
and arrive in Milfordthe same day Di'l's,,
60 miles. Returning, leave Samuel Dimaa'
Hotel. Milford, every Tuesday, Thursdsl, y y
Saturday, and arrive in Easton The same y
Fare from Easion to S,roudsburg, 81 .
Milford, 70
N. b. All baggage a. the risk of the oS'1
WILLIAM DEAN
Stroudsbarg January l. lS49
STOVES! STOVES!
For sale by STOGDELL STOkLS
s'roadsourg, NoveRbeE 10, ls4s
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SOAPS.

Fine seemed Soaps for washing and shaving
also the celebrated shaving cream. for sale
cheap, by JOHN II. MELICK
Sroudsburg, July S, 1919,
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Fashionable Boot and Shoe
MANDATORY.

THADDEUS SCHOCH, al
his old stand in Hamilton street,
Eas,od, Pa, opposite T.& P. Mix
sells store, continues 10 manufac-
lure TO oder, every description OF
Boots and Shoes,
for men and boys; also the most
fashionable Caters, Buskans, half
CATERS, Slippers, &c, for Ladies
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-02
Country Produce.

Butter, Eggs, &c. taken in exchange for any
goods in my line of business.
JOHN H. MEKICK.
S'roudsburg. January |, ls49
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DIED.


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d. ktr.a-r fsyir. ~ --lh -ar " uer
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90 a. al - - D .-ss< oHAPIs Jr sr.. iJ-af saa IS
80 os.s.-v.- Ct ~ p--sfise .p-nr RoBsRr WOOD Z
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A. P1..-f T. oo ~ - ~ J. aai Dlsf ~ AZ ro''
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A. krfasa Co 5A r-' M sal n G-- " 70
Wsrr-a. of NJ C-1D $50. sgd =
aufg - ia a. -al-- "a Cany-4. se-t .
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s-sg aa r-s1--t d -14f Al-ssay Co b
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/ Pr--.i-1f ai 80 2 - ql IA pie~
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4 a. - .s.s o. - ssz-h
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PURIFTCATlOS OF WATER
By tho uss Of the


~ Enough has been -pok.n vritsn and qaotei from
Phi 0sopbefs. Hls,orans, 0~olosss, Poet, and from
Holy Writ, convince the public that all river sud AXE
water requires htens for domestic use health and
comfort q. regarded The important question ,r tie
public j.. which l. tho be.t f!ierto 10 obaiueJ
Ia determining this. lew hnts may 10 of service
lst That Filter which lie moe, extensively advertised nay
not certainly os tho bes', because Il may lack mont
give u no'orey, and thus require extensive advertising
a That FILTER Which has been lon.es, 10 the mark@fo
earliest Introduced may 30 Tho best nne..
that this Is age Of deterioration instead ~ improve
menL u That FILTER which has published IN ~. favor
numerou. cert Acate. from sting sources m.y
be tic best uness hose eerGcaies be Of very recent
dAts because those same nd vdsals may h.ve snce re-
commended su highly sOns other bitter u more
recent Invention fh. That Filter u which kind lars
have bsen nude for stssubo U, III Ohio
and ss.sspp Rivers. nay not be The besi unless n
De said Ia truth that they zee because
on may be- bot lie that sid Filter. have been found
not 10 ans~s that purpose, ana qgeuy used
hoss Tor asring water for boat Loer.
and finally that tier FOR which It's proprietor claims that
IT'S .ndou iedy ne Fter may not be tbs best. becasss
inst may SIMPLY BE- The opinion Of ss.d proprietor
fa'se lew hints Ger to ne public ASKING only in
turn ltile sellOn a lew words about tho TUsULAs
| FlLTEE
Tsis Filter cannot Cke o,hersl boast Of ne snu
quiiy being sus recent Invention; neither pro
preior boast hs sole business. having Z, &C.
knowledge thar be nas other aud olsaby profitable bBs.
Hess which he By dnt u diligence and attention
70 conduct al the time But gp cor any dam.
age his may be 70 those who may purchase hs ier,
be will charge them b0ts s. and hopss u will be A. sat
siae'ory az TO pay " % Who sells nothing ese 90
not Ihink be'tto Ga The columns Oh Newspaper viii
eer1cates ia favor " he Tubular Filter though haze
respecso.e tie " toen hand that Can be seea By
hose who ~ish, and among them will be
o. some "Ao lew years since t very fstef
ng notice Of The vsa hest Filters but quite
sure hat the Tubular Filler much than ihos- d
more ancient date. All these. together with the fl.s'
sef, viii BE- exhibited all who may please 70 cal q
The Office. Hs Broadway, east corner Chamberst
/ W LATINO
Nb-This Filter IL sold for o. D. with gasrsbty TIA
Nsna answer the purpose better hsn any other hereto
fore offered 10 the puzzle
~ Persons WANING The Tnbaos len At their residene
or 81 rsr place Of business viii please send thfoa
he Pos Oes word Tho sss u No PUBLISH,
Oncs
. IKE TRIsvSE IN -eusngers In PM
sdeiFhis will and the Dais Tr,bsne at zeibers New
Room or they can procure Il frSu. she nsrsboy'
he sussA
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~ BFN'ANi> Ct PIP. t'rr civ ~ N"-k fiS
recently IN - Louis. greatly smcnted II the sss Il
- IL vent on, o. ID, Nor.nNesf C-st win he l.is
wilson Hunt in the employ 90 Jlfn Jse' Aston. IA
l. l. and aided M bounding Astoria 70 the mo4i ~ n
Columbia river. in IS 3 ne was suprrcsrso i'r W
Asfor. and - the Mag sss found Comm y 20 rors'
and learned il0in hm thsl bad been dee sIed he
received = m.ishipmsus warrant from Porter psruci
pst~r the gores OF that u,rcer cr' r~ied cruise
tha Pscinc he VAS sierwsrd entrusted ~ Foreg
with the charge OF several ptites. and While ca IA
wav homs VA. taken prisoner aut sent tnro RIO.
After the peace he returned To New York -nt wa
again employed by Mr. A-tor. and Ia 1879 tooA chsrss
Of that gsnsmans ~ airs during his sencf IA burope
Ua wa- s'frrN-rd engaged ia the fur tr,ts % Mack
nav. With Ramsay, crooks 6 CO. To 1874 he visited
Canton for the second ume snd ON his return is1hsh
81 himself IN business IN New York snd mds,,a
In = few yrars handsome fortune. In ls55 ne msds
his hns move 81 Louis. connected with sae Am-rs
can Fur Company He was man Of extensive iu'or
nation social good musician snd coruoisseur IN me
me arts loved poetry liberal Just aud GO aritsAe
good hu shsnd and ste da-t TREND.
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Wa learn from Ch.ns that The Emperor has refused
L. carry out the spulatons II the treaties which
provided ihat Canton should open Foreigners IL
m. communication OF seu toe Governor u Canton 70
Nr Bouh.m be .sys the Emperor had detsrnined that
A. the people of Canton bad refused receive foreign
rsinto The town hos can be follow opposite course
l. the paopet From the nature u the Proclamation
il 5 quite pl,in that The authorities prepared 10
rest TIE entrance OF The fOFs ners uto the city Bat
.res. sacrifice Of human l.-.1 las been avoided BY
Lord Palulerston having given sPreA directions thsi
nothing NOR should = done report Tie rePu-
ai.nou OF TIE Treaty 10 Inn.
The la-se naval forces which were assembled IN ne
Canton River 70 protect The VARIOUS foreign interests
have a. dispersed
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s.,.., Main, s.,s-,i cssrbolsi rsessrsas, horr1er
StE'nx. sor.s' a.rssrr. Norris. B.rj Flr;s Fsr.se.
rs-'-. s-rs.r Mo-; D-a'.y: ~. x-..r. Hssy.
cat Bs,so-. NJ Beesey Mis. kee -, Ises -.
VIA D-os. M.eIs.s.s. L-gg-f .e.aae. M " =,
V--.ie Mons Cane. Wight >En.av' -. $500
zen Noa-on Cr.r-e An-ersou- ~ - !. -
A - Wbiph~r. Tnsrn. WHIP. Dsfsy' Hss-ao's
Shsu- Lyor- D -y. R-v. NJ " lie
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ITALY
ITALY.
The nnmhllrInlt.nf OF Rome.

The latest intelligence received by the French Gov
eminent from the expedionsry camp A. Rome states
that Gen Oudinot had sr succeeded in his operations
upon the ou,works that the city was entirely At his
mercy TO spare which and the horrors Of ihgh''ul
carnage he had submitted fresh terms to the Tnunv
rate. through N. Corcell"s which It was thought
would be accepted by the Romans.
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NontresI contlnue. qulte healthy.



Receipfs rfh5a fhe Dast - h0nrs-f LoUh I'9"o
bbls WHEAT, 9COO bush CoRS' loOD do-Ine
market for Flour dull and unsettled IN consequences
OF the Niagara. news which reached here early this
morning BY telegraph Tho advices being considered
favorable by holder. an advance wss demanded which
,uver. refused to give. The only sale reported was
800 bbl. Indiana on private terms. WHEAT 's hrmer'
with sales 900 bushels prime Ohio at 9Oc. The news
unsettled Com and no sales of importance rsnspred
OATS duh and lower Ohio WHISKY 10 quoted 2ls
The FREIsur market Is unchanged
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A nurrh Victory.

Prom valy the accoaats announce = complete VIC
tory By the Dutch The sttsck commenced on the
18Th Of April. and after b dsys hard lighting al the
foria.stons we're taken snd ne Netherlands nas va.
boosted within the walls The yaan 1t wss said hsd
900 killed sc ard the loss Of the Dutch ~1 soou
~ III. Assumed that tie Island viii forthwith d
annexed 10 the Ouch possessions
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Cholera Mt philadelphia.

z LApkLFHlA Ffday, s4y TT, "
TIE Board Of H-al,n report 81 cases OF croers
an8 - desths for the p hours ending 70 Day or
toe ie,,hs u secured in TIE Aims House. This has
BEEN one Of the hottest i'y 4 the ne Their
nnonnef.r reaching 10 II ihe .h aie
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~ "Jssito" will give some conclusive evidence
mat b.. scs1ss skstcnsd from life, Ne vii make
some a . u them.
rVlf"C " will 10 is duty, by proyid,n with vel
u f1cts showing Oyefchsrges d.
tbs Clsrk- Office Of the Dstnet Court here, ~s Vii
do cure Bat he mIst esk 70 mass bnck without
straw ia very common misske 70 sppposs Ldtor-
not only unfsr sort Of obligation 70 incur
tbs labor expense and snmy " fsnstng Os and eorrse
Ing AL manner Of abussa
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Later from Havana.

bALTirOaE. friday July y.
TIE ster rr.i p Isa5-l. ~ith ater advic-s from
Havana arrived q. Charleston "a Wednesday. nc llh
inst The demand fer sugar ~ Havana WAS active and
quotation had improved. Lard cas- $50 advsncei-
Exchanges ou NswYork sni Boston we're par 70 per
cen, peuliun. There WAS no miscellaneous news CT
interest when he Issael Ell
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HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
The Great Batrle-C ouflictins Account

Ii appears, from letters in the Austrian and German
Journals that engagements have recently taksn place
between the Austnsns and Hunssrans Al CEorns
slsred and on points OF the Wasg. While seine as
onoe the victory the Au.tans others give IL 10 the
Hunssusns The D.af.cAe 6,f9rm, which hitherto has
cen favorable 10 the Auslsas, says that they have
slsiainsd severe check
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Fire in Cincinnati.

CISCINNATi. Friday. July u.s.
Tbs morning. about D @ clocs, ftmss we're DIS
covered ssuing from the engine and pattern shop Of
Messrs Preston Wagner and before they could oe
su5dued the whole destroyed. The shop AMI pat
terms belonged to Capt Shirley. There wa. no insur
,nce While the fire. was regins two brick o9ho'ns'
in The immediate vicinity caught and both were con
sumcd
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~ Advert sernsnts for T Tbsae Of Monday oDgs' 70
be SEQ, 10 O'Clock Saturday evenings. ne f1
heanon Office ofthi. pspers not open on sunday
v.hag tn. T,,bu.< e a, their places Of hus
nee. regularly every morning viii piease leave heir i'd
dres. at the Publication Ocs D. send note ihrOogh ~
Poe, omes t. ns y. Ct. week. payable 20 re Gamer
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appofutm-nt and Cholera.

WAsHINGroN. Friday. July Bpm
LOU, BtKEs his ben appo,nted Consul tor L a
eusyrA vice John Adams. recalled
There las been no Cholera here since the o,h INST
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The EMPIRE CiTY.-Tbe liberal owners oil tbs
magnificent ship threw her open. ye'terdsy' 70 E
large number Of invited nests. who, alter a tho
rough inspection, pronounced her IN regard -
.treugtb comfort, accom- mOdations and elegance
without peer among our sea going steamers
Ate, amending some time in vieains her inside
and out, the company psrtook Of an entertainment
served ~ ia tho IN ,st recherctt style. An hour
was thus spent in interchauge'of social amenities
The usual com plim entary speeches made and re
sponded TO, aud the company separated, IN high
soad bumor with themselves aud the owners "i
the ship. and full Of Admiration Of the qosluies Of
he ship in regard to all the points which make
sea-going erdursble.
TIE Empire City sails on the nth Inst direct
for Chsgres under tho command Of Capt. Wilson.
add offers thoss California bound unequaled &C
commodatons for reaching C.agres. We were
10 much delighted with this chip that we were
sorey tempted 70 book ourselves FOR the fret tip
Ga NJ ,nday we shall give detailed account Of
he Empire City, giving our ski lful mechanics due
crcdi, tor this ma,tery nautical palace. slch
ships as this and our noble packets have made
hs name Of the American NJ -chanic known AMI
respected throughout the Al TOE.
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Adviccs from Italy 20 the isth have been received
from which we learn that Ancoua, sitter destructive
bamhafdmen, of two days had surrendered to the
Austrian General The terms Of capitulstion are 20
hica amnesty 10 the inhabitants.
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CINCINNATI, Friday, July l3-P. NJ.
Pav NJ Lord ofthe Congregational deuomina-
ton was taken With Cholera last evening ana mas s'nes
died Mr. Moses. arespectabs broker IN tnl' ivy W"
also taken about the same time, and died at CLOCK
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Health of Boston.

BosroS, Friday, July -.
There have been three cases and two deaths
from Cholera since asst report The total number OF
deaths for the week is g. OF which - wsrs from
Cholera
The weather to day has been intensely hot
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The Russian Army an four columns marched from
Gallcia into Hungary on he l7th and 18Th under the
command OF Prince Passew.ioh. Their last hsadquT
ter- Wsfr Al Baflftldt
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NJ A X r I Z d

faNshs-tsrf Co H. ne "a b, ~ d. d DsHpsJ'
b. u zoetsh- % MA bsrt re- 5tff-toSr ~
ID. ~ 50 - - P-af ss1, > ~ n
Carast Csluua. J. - Of ma ; L Ssl a. y 80
go ss-. e. yssP-r ADAM, al ,frck
~ = G. -. v.-.-..
D. S..tsa Tea JOY M Ba-><. % .. 's-'s r.
t.--.t-r q o. va. rltf-s4ga On - ssJ
pf }. u. b .als.s D ". n.r Asa D.lI
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Hombsrdmentof Venice.

The bombardmeut OF Venice has been suspended In
consequence Of proposal. Of cspuation having been
.de by The hesiceed The eas settlement may be
expected In fortnight Hostites however are still
carried on by the b,ns er,nts bat without any mpor
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Toe Huusarans were parualiy defeated ~ the Aus
titan troops on the oI.i and forced TO retire be
ond the wsag where from tho nature Of the country
tev vii be better able 10 r,pe the advance Of the In
v,dns force, It was reported that the Ausirsns had
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POsrON Tnlvl3-AssrvEp-Bark srabO. WhsmpOa,
Feb 49, Hong Kong IN: java Head M"en = SH21se'
* Bars. Ia. Baltimore N.le New YorS ship Ar,o,
Calcutta sand Heads 1871 March BARR Gafoins. no
Gr,nie Jane l. Len ship Salem Tor California, days
btrks o H and Agnes. fDr Nfofk, DO hoslns' rom
d. let. Abby Baker wig m brE A. ts, Tor amor
MA reps. a rg name unknown ON New-Yofsarr lsti
.-nr. F1rnl.hip, or tal'ona. rrpg whitman ic' io'
do sailed 3l-t hril Perry, l1r Norfolk hng saline
r Boston It, ships NOR and JOhn Wells, Tor sag har'
Dor saw gong 90. ongh, -idra American pr, 'lp
posed for c. ior1i4 fth. Cap- Fro NJ ~ \ 81 ines
Jaw bug 81 Anires r. IN Rio Jansiro Tor NJ Juy y
at So ~, ous 1i, Jaw bark fnncelon rom I'sn1 ~. ~
{ we. Bnx Leander from Cape Hs, ren, June y Len
bds seau- Tor Boston. Spoke. sh lat 52 ION u ~ ong
Joseph b., from Bangor for MsiAnIas bng joseph
Turk- l. and June u Lrft brig Azores Tor - next
d.. Brig Lincoln rurss Island. Jaiv LEI no An
Ship An.guu "a led 18Th Tor NOdeAu. Big. Knox.
Frededck.hurgh. 8 Franklin, B,umorei schfs Lamar
mn Richmond Mars. Norfolk Oneco and adv ou1olk-
Pbil.d.iuhia: susan Young MssnEs-, June "a New
FayI.od and Cb.pparsll Rondout. Cooley Co, Lucy
Whle and areudon. NrwYork Director Gisncoe ana
-iooo Commerce, osny brg Foster Nor OH 'enf Ol
Bc.nch NYork schr Bar0adOes, GOnsives July l. Len
nrz jane T. Hersey, for Boston. ID d-ys Brig A. an
ne. from Phi ipha schrs l.ouisi,ns Jars,-me inc
Is; ADELAIDE. Pensscoa via NYork, WIN Mailer hlch'
mo d Hannsl AhigaI, Philsd Augu,tus, bsny hnin
Thomas Rundout, olive Branch and lsaee Achorn ~
s.ooo G-orgi.na, Albany BELOw-Bug M-lrose frnu
: Martins CLgAsED -BI.s .ndef Bnndi, - Pc
tenburgh, Urans buenos Ayr-' wa Maeuias ons Oiio
m-u. q hratar, schr Aargarsi Ann. Richmond s....
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Creek Va. hu Confidence. " iimingion, NJ 49,
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PORTLAND. Jl y - -AsgIvED--Bfig Robert PrnneI
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sALFM Jaiv n -ARRvgD-Scnfs grim, George
Town. &c: one. SeW-f ork.
SEW- BEDFORD. July ll-AEafvtD- Brig VIM Ca
.-ry NYofk -cnr- Caroline Hal, do Adelaide, many
FAST THDMA>TON. July 8-ARsivLD-scnr bstsey
Pearc+ N-s York CLEAEEo, llth-bngs bgena VISA
ant Pa'frk H-nry, New q. cans
| THOMAsrON, Jrly 2.-AsRlvED-shp % John Holland
Hsvre: an Leopard Liverpool SAILED, sln-Sehf Mar
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BFLFl>T Julv 7-iRRrvED-schr rppeeanoe NY.
PROVIDE NCE. jay y -ARRivLo-sehfs LamaIune
/ Rcnn, nj J q Wright. Jsnrs K Veri WIN Henn. oaitl
mIre Hamlet. F.onds- Mexico Lex ngon, ~ o,nlsn
N.rv Anne and "A Ms d. Pm sdei h~ Angsi, 'ndYut
rb..,e, Harvest a q victory Se~ York sAiLf D-Schf'
| Al Horton and ! White Philadelphia 'loop Mar
I Bu.h RondOuL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-14

The French Procurrur General has prepared another
roqui.itou sgsnst seven members Of tho Mountain
implicated IN the al dr 81 the 18Th ult The srester
part represent the Department Of tbs Lower Rhine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-14

Tanrxx IN TEx corSrrr.-Persons wishing 'ne
n.ur r..rSs during their temporary absence from
tse City may have ssnt to them By paying 20 cents
ner month at the once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-14
DENMARK AND HoLsTEIN.
peaes nj Hand.

The L,qdoa Glo6s 81 Friday. Information IN which
II place. iun credit states HAT the sehies"is aHAF
draws rapidly to conclusion.