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New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
MONEY MARKET,
Commercial and Money Matters.


WEDNESDAY P. NJ
There larger business at the Brokers' Board than
for some days past There better feeling and prices
bad an upward tendency Delaware and Hudson improved
per cent. Mohawk Harlem Long Island Stoning,on
/. Harlem does not work exactly some OF The
brokers wish
State Stocks firm but nothing doing excepting some
small amounts of NewYork City Seven the last emission
sold at prem For State Sizes 1862 SO offered 81 asked
Fives 1885, sOs offered e!-5 1861 sS odered4ts, 1898,
IS offered 90 asked Ohio Skies 1856, 20 offered, Is asked
Kentucky Skies IA offered 76 aked-Fes GO offered, 81
asked. The sales were:
$4,000 A. Y Is 1S4s 1901 IS 600 N Y 6s 1862 49,. 80
$1,000 do 81, 186l.. sS $500 N. City IS, 1852 lo0
There fair demand for Exchanges for the steamer,
bnt the small OF bills offering prevents large bust
ncs The have improved somegha; and leading
ling bills quoted III Francs 5.S7l SIS. On
Amsterdam 5a3 80, Hamburg S4a 49, Bremen 10 75i.
No change to-day in Alabama funds but they heavy
Decatur continues bad Mobile. All descriptions are
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
DIED:

On Wednesday, August TO- after but illness,
Elizabeth wife OF Peter Mcintyre in the 57th year OF her
age.
tend this Thursday) morning al 10 O'Clock,
from her late residence 65 Barclay-st
On Saturday. Aug G. Julia Theresa, infant daughter OF
James r. and Mary E. Hayt, aged month and days
Aug. g. Peter Trotter native of Scotland, aged 6z,
Aug. 8, Mrs. Jane Eliza McEllgott aged p
Aug g. Mrs Rebecca Long widow OF the late Capt Jo-
seph Long. oil Nantucket. a.,
Aug g. Mrs Susan Wallace, relct OF the late VIM A. al
lace, of this city.
Aug g. al his residence in Saratoga spriags, John H.
BeekInan, Esq. aged 65.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
MARRIED F:

At Manchester Coma August by Rev Mr. Burt Nor Nor,
Cheney, youngest doughier of Mr.. Calvin Cheney
In this city Tuesday AugGs 8 nr Ch15es r. Ling Ling
to Miss Calista A. Pes, daughter OF Janes NJ Petts ESQ.,
both OF Johason r. /.
Al Jtica August g. Eiiphaet Mott D. D., President OF
Union College, Schenectady, 10 Miss Urana E. Sheldon
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

EMIGRATION TO WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
Between two and three hundred families of
Germans have, within the last six months, settled
on the wild lands in Western Pennsylvania, and
many others, foreigners and Americans, are about
moving to these fertile lands. One association of
Germans says the Ledger, about year ago pur-
chased $4,000 acres, and have upwards OF one
hundred families living ON them.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

ap In WASHINGTON CRY the Tribune may be had at
F. LUFF'S residence Thrd-s,ree al 8 centS per
copy and delivered subscribers their residence for so
cents per month"; or 12l cents per week.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
Ranssruufs.-Ang. 10.

Ezekiel shsiler tlate firm Arnold L. Shailer,) NY.
james Wood. William Wood and SaEuel Wood, thrm of
James Wood & co., Mount Pleasant, Westchester
Mark Senior dry goods dealer, Y, Sept TO-
Solomon wolfson lychenheim. Commonly called Solo
men woisonl " Y, Sept. TO-
Peter Cannon nkeeper, Salisbury, Orange Sept TO-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

DEATH FROM THE BITE OF SNAKE.-On the
3lst ulr child of Mr.. Michael Altemose, Jr., of
Ros, township, Pa, was bitten by Pilot snake,
aud died in about six hours time. The snake en-
tered the house. The child was only ten months
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

MICHIGAN TAxEs.-During the month Of July
$s5 900 were received by the State Treasurer on
account of delinquent taxes. The largest portion
Of this amount was in State Scrip, the balance in
delinquent State bonds, with moiety of current
funds.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

DISPATCHES FOR MExIco.-George S. CURSOR.
ESQ.,, bearer of dispatches to General Thompson,
our Minister at Mexico, arrived on Saturday even
ing lastfrom Washington lily. The cutter Wood
bury has been ordered to Vera Cruz, and MIR. Cur
son proceeds on his journey sosn as she can be
recalled from short trip along the coast.
IN q Picavune
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

SENTENCED Payne has been con-
victed of the murder of VIM. Coltart in Franklin
County, Tenn, and sentenced to be hung. He
lately made an Intellectual attempt to escape.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
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II Remember the Removal Of tho ke1s
Camnhine Oil, Spirits and laprCyed Buroer, 20 Ia
Fayeiie Hail. sen Broadway, opposite Nhios al prices re-
duced nearly so per cent, u. W. Mcohf.pf ya, 30,
iy II I'm 81 vi
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
AUCTION SALES.
josiah Richards. Aucroneer
Ky BANGS, RICHARDS & PLtTT,
Store ls6 Broadway.
TRADE SsIE

II
The New. York r.sae Sale Of soai, p,r- s,,;,o,ry
Stereoype Plates, Feather &c viii en- Nnnday
August 9Th with the sale OF ''' ''e0u"S'
STATi0SERY-wh Will e,,hr,., ,so. .,,.,
t.ees ana ooiscsp rict attractive invoices OF
large variety o. American manufactures ocrs;s,;r Of
P.pgRs-tncguding whamaas sape,tine Ens>b s,,sr
and Billet Papers; Folio Post; wbatnans ,ia Snsr9si
Mare Papers Bristol Besrd French ard Essp & sSS
and Fancy Coored Papers; Embossed ard Perforated
Drawing Boards Ruled and Plain Eoohcap and 4er P
pes; Wrapping Paper &c
STEEL PESSAn extensive assortment OF Meal Peas in.
clrdn. the lates; and desirable patterns from the
manufactures OF Perry Gil!ol wndle Warren, Harwood
MC,seiv, Jacobs Cohen Gc
s;EALINGwAx.-A large variety fred. black and fancy
eoored Sealing Wax including valuable invoke OF Hagas
'rLompson's manufacture.
TSSs-conssins Arnolds blue, black ami red Inks;
Hogan Thsmpsoo's superior black red japan and copy
ing INKS Terry's English co yng ins rerty's cottage
black and red Inks; London Writing Fuid ilawihoFnes
snsiis nAS &c Also, an invoice OF fesSentens manu-.
ou!LL>rwenty cases OF superior manufactured Qalls,
from No 10 10 so. Also, Swan ouills, Quill Peas, &c.
LEAD fENcts-sevefal valnaoie invoices Of superior
English Drawing Pens, aordans, Sewelf, Ro;kU,sn
Langdons, Cohens siddIelons. and Marks & Sons
manufacture
cARDs-incinding invoice oil Smith Cooks Playag
Mng ;I and Gos,sra'Sn Cards De La Rue Co.'S Eng
H. Cohen Co.'S superior Visiting Cards sc.
BLANK BooEs.-Seyera large invoices or Blink Books.
including invoice superior manu- actured Cap Books
made BY ). X. wiaor Also large nyoise OF Hogan
4 ThompsoE's Memorandum ana PAS Books &c. sc.
consisting of cut-gasS bronzcd and Stands
Letter aud Counting Seals and Wafer Sta,sp; ars Wa
ter Co:orS China Pallets; Calucrs.hac Pencils; Back
CANNON Boards; Chess and Dratt,msn; ror;.Eoios
PCcke-Books and Bankers Cases: Mathematical msiru.
ments; Cutlery Card.Raeks; Morocco and rngtoh&Shell
Caro-, CASES Book: Folders Red Tape; Ink Powders;
Waters Motto Seals; Pouncs and Popnce Boxes Screens
and Screen Transfers pissected Maps and Pictures India
Rubreri Bill Files Patent Measures; Doniiuces Initial
Waters, &c. &c.
LEArHERl000 ioz. Leaher. consisting OF English and
American Bark Skivers cochneal blue maroon, green,
black and creaucoored skiversi English Lumhs and
Law Leather, &c.
TUESDAY, Aug S0ih. and following Gays
B0OKSThe sale OF Books viii be commenced Gn Tues
day orning, August S0th and continued daily uni all
sold. The catalogue embraces extensive from the
leading publishers throughout the country.
SrEREorYPg PLArEs.-The CATALOGUES alsa embraces
many valuable sets stereotype Plates with copy rights
Catalogues are now ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

PRICE OF WHEAr.-The GAINESVILLE (Ohio) Re-
publican of the 5th inst. says Wheat is coming
to market rapidly and in large quantities. 1t is
yet selling at 60 cents a bushel, specie paying
paper
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

OPERATIVES DIsoHAReEp.-We leurn from the
Lowell Courier that the Lawrence Mills Company,
in that city, contemplate reducing their speed
about one-ffth next week, which will throw
number of females out of employment.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

CALAMANDER SAFES.-The sub
~ scribers have received the Agency OF rsy spetor
actured at Boston They believe them 10 be what they
are termed FRE PROOF, and that they may be reied upon
as an entire protection only against but against
fire possessing e,ery requisite OF strength and safety
tsla Fer SAFE sisf al NO. ~ D'oau" D. MAcGREGoRE
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
=NI EW GOODS.-Selected from the lat
i Y est lmpOrations, at the
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

I Y est ImpUrtatIOns, At fIlt
NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
l42 Futon-street, Broadway.
Strangers and Others arriving in the city, wishing 10
plens their wardrobe, nvted to call and examine
stock before leaving their ORDERS making
daily purchases cash. and offer grea, inducements TO
cab Our assortment compresa great variety e
French English wool black and fancy colored Cloths
and Cassimeres e best quay and latest styles French
eastics desirable fancy pants choice selection OF
French and English Silks for vestinss. Also good assor
nsnt of drnp dete, and fancy French dings for
wear The sucbers pledge themselves that every article
manufactured their establishment shall be equal in Style
aud workmanship that any house in tho trade and a,
great reduction iron, credit prices.
Full suits furnished "a hours notice Strict puhctuaiy
observed in filling orders.
Cash on delivery, and no abatement in price:
nj j. c. BOOTH co.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

II New Botanical Text Bo0k.-The botani-
cal Textbook for Colleges Schools and Private Students
comprising, n,.,;.,
Part An introduction TO Structural and Physiological
Botany.
Part II. The principles OF Systematic Botany with an
account OF the chief natural families OF the vegetable king
DOM and notices Of the principal ocna otherwise use
full plants Illustrated with numerous engravngs on wood
ByAs Gray NJ D. Fisher Professor OF Natural History
in Harvard University &c Just published and for sale by
iysO t2) DAYTON NEWMAN, 1873 Broadway
n PARTICULAR NOTiCE.-Those persons havin.
furniture of any description dispose Of who are break.
ing up housekeeping, will find ready sale tor any portion
or alt of their goods sending their address, or calling
upon the subscriber. Goods any amount purchased
F. COTTON l. CO.. 1877 ChatFRmS'
At Private Sale-2 first rate Piano Forte. tna VII De sod
very low. tz o'o
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

DApE's MAssAeRE.-The fifteenth of August
has been selected by Colonel Worth for the remo-
val to ST. Augustine of the remains of the gallant
soldiers who fell at what is generally known as
Dade's Massacre. They will be re-interred, and
monument erected to their memory by their bro
,her soldiers. All the disposable force in Florida
will attend, and minute guns will be fired from
Fort Marion, and halfhour guns from every other
fort in Florida during the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

Il OST-Book of the Bank for Savings,
No. $685. The finder is requested 10 leave u at the
Bank, No IS ChaInbers-sireet. auii II
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Great Western, Hosken Liverpool, Irwin,
Ships CASTOR, Elddridge, NO. Coling X Co; Rich

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Great Western, Hosken, Liverpool, Irwin,
Ships CASTOR, Eiddridge, NO. Coling x Co; Rich
noRd, CheyIey Charleston, John 7 Farish
Brem bark Hudson, Hohorst, Bremen. & Poppe; Bes
bark Zephon Wilteyer, Antwerp, J. Poppe.
BrigS Clarion Peueugiu. ST Marys Geo, Badger Peek
New Castle, Adams Bangor, Brett Fose; Br brig Geo
NJ Sorle, Mann TweenFale, NF, SvEken. ironsde Co.
Schrs Alaric, Wheeler Wilmington NC; Br schr ARIEL,
Dunscomb, Liverpool rs, Wm Codes: A NJ Hale, Chase
Bosom Oscar Baker do; Wolco Ryder. do FIR Loliel
fAusteriitz, La Marchand, Bordeaux, f Fl Lacombe.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Montreal Tiaker, fm London July J. Edze TO J NJ
Griswold.
Br brig Jane Taylor 40 ds I'm Newcastle coal to Geo
MorewoGd.
Brig William, burlington, is ds I'm Guayama, Pr, sugar,
kc to 6 Thurston l. Co.
Brig Exact johnson, ds I'm Saranak cotton &c TO Stur-
ges Chairman.
Brig Napoleon, chesebrough 81 ds in, Palermo, fruit TO
master.
Brig Alpha. swce;zcr, ds I'm Norfolk Hour and 80 U
seavnen passengers for Navy Yard
Brig Silsb e. Bcchner, 20 ds I'm Cadiz mdze 10
Schr Jane McCrea, Clifford 20 DIS I'm ittakapas, live oak,
&c TO the Navy Yard
Schr Mary Jane Brooks 10 Dis I'm asbngron c. nayal
stores Mitchell l. Co.
Schr Daniel Webster, Lawrence, Is I'm Rappahannoci.
Schr Ann Eliza. Somers. Richmond, with coal.
Schr Paragon Cherry, Philadelphia, with coal
Schr Samuel Mcdowell, Higgins with coal
Below ship, bark and brig.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

A PLEASANT Front Parlar on
N the % floor suitable gentleman and wife, may
be had e5 Varck street with board reasonable;
gentlenea can have without board for lodging
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

nySfuart ON Prophecy.-Hints onthe Inerprea-
ton of YrophecyBy Stuart Professor in Andover The
logical Seminary, eic.-Just published by
alo (2l DAYTON i NEWMAN, 1873 Broadway.
o. Good BOARD and pleasant Rooms can be obtained
n, M Is CIid: 81 fO jel7n
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
TTMBRELLAs, PARAsOLs, and Sun

q SHADES.-The subscribers, barisg established
themselves manufacture OF he above articles are pre-
pared 10 sell al wholesale retail City or Country ne
Chants The very prices for cash short approved
paper They intend keeping al ali times on hand gent
supply OF Eerchaus and which liberal discount WIN
be made 10 Jobbers They also prepared 10 supply
s,al-st,echer runners ferules, &c. &c Having aia ~
their stock OF materials the best possible terms ior Cash,
ncng their business 10 The very lowest notcn, even io
he present times they feel confident being able 10 aoI
their goods as cheap say The least as aSy IN he due.
Purchasers will YOU call and exaune for yourselves.
anll Sits ELLIS KING, u Willianist sd story.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

and Practical Agriculture the applications OF Biology
Geology and Chemistry Agriculture and Horticulture
intended as Textbook for Farmers and Students in Agri
culture by Aonzo Gray A NJ, author OF Elements OF
Chemistry, etc.
awe hail tbs appearance OF This work as not only useiu 10
the public bu, in It's execution honorable the country
For real utility the agricultural interest the volume be
fore unrvaled by OF the numerous European pub
ications on the same subjects. Cultivator for July.
Punished nv DAYTON l. NEWMAN,
;y30 1879 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

ULiebis,s New Work.-Anina b, Chemistry, SS or
P.shnloc.Ru SI. Jnstns Liebs, 81 d. PHI D. F. r S. NJ
q Protesssr OF Chemistry the universty Of
Giessen Edited from the authors MSS by Wm Gregory,
d eIc Professor of Medicine and Chemistry in the Uni
versity and Kings College Aberdeen Jus! gublsed and
.In'' ~ 20, lS9 Broadway,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

NJ CultivHtor for August is received aAd ready
6r delivery SuIscr will please call and t1ke their
| numbers DAYTON 4 NEWMAN,
,rI 1879 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

Decrease during the present year SIol,@oi
Upwards OF fifty thousand dollars in specie taken
yesterday for New-Oreans.
In the Boston market money abundant at per per
on.unquesonabe paper. The banks discount free
y and yet such the present dstrust that there seldom
il been known time of greater difficulty in ncgot
aiing paper than the present
In the SeRate Of Ohio the I'd ins the committee
finance instructed inquire into the cxpedicncy of
providing by law for receiving the OF the Bank Of
Chillicotle and the Frankn Bank OF Columbus, III pay
menl of dues TO the Stale, the of the States in
aebtedness to those Banks.
In regard 10 an impression that the Comptroller had
called in the surplus proceeds of the public lands called
the u S. Deposite fund, which had been loaned out in d
crcnt parts of the Sa,e Mr. Fagg that this ncor
That the money called in is that portion only of the
depose fund which in consequence OF the failure OF
the United States pay the 4h nstament borrowed Of
the Canal Fund This money ts9l7 $3.50 needed to
redeem the Canal stock 35 and for that purpose iscaled
in, the borrower being entitled to years notice.
At New Orleans the market continues in very teverh
The notes OF the suspended banks getting worse
and no longer used as circulating medium.
There considerable demand for specie at Nash
vile after the resumption Branch Bank Tennessee
5discount. Sight Exchange on New-York a prem
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

W7ANTED-5U enterprising young men
w -Americans-to 90 on whaling voyages in first
class vessels. To young Of good habits Tie above
very desirable opportunity. All clothing and other
stry articles sed the credit OF the voyage For
further information apply to WIN. LUCKEY < CO, Ship
ping AGENTS, ln9 South. street un sairs. iy27 linz
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

By F. J. Bearns, Auctoneet
CHINA, GLASS AND EARIHEN
" wARE-By order OF the AssigLees-THlS DAY,
Thursday August l1th Ot O'clock at the store, iSs
FNonsreet by order of the Assgnees, large and gene
"a. assortment, OF The above named Goods, comprising the
n,na variety generally embraced in extensive retail
s.orc Sale positive without regard "a weather. The
above steck is well worthy The attention of the Trade Gro
GERS and Others auil II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

u--THE MsRMAlp caught near the Feejee Islands, and
now exhibiting three days only ut Concert Hail. 400
Broadway is creating wonderful excitement thousands
day visiting il committee of scientific gentlemen yes
tsrday examined it, and only pronounced genuine,
but decidedly the greatest wonder in The world Hpos.
lively cannot be after Saturday OF this week.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

~ Photographic H.Ikenesses, by an improved
Daguerreotype process, by M. u. VAN LoaN' corner o
| Cbambers.strett and Broadway. ~ Iyt8 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

B A recent ride through Dauphin, Lebanon
and Schuylkill Counties has convinced US that
abundant crops have rewarded the farmer. Never
did we see the barns better stored the still stand
inp oats and buckwheat look better.
Harrisburg Reporter.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

" DIR. John Thonason, Son of The Founder o.
the Tkomsonan System-I saw by The Times OF yeSser.
dav morning that this noted character had taken an office
al No S4S Broome-sree three doors from the Bowsry,
and called him just in season to witness what ap
peared astonishing result IN about ten minutes
from the effects of his medicine lady called from Bps-
wick in very feeble state with bad cough and So faint
rs scarcely to be able stand without help Dr. Thon1n
al once told her all her symptoms and feelings whou!
word from herself bser than she could have done and
then told her that be would relieve her in few minutes
He gave her some medicine and in minutes she said that
She felt better than before week She from her
chair walked the smart and active took quantity OF
medicines, and left tie Office apparently as happy as
want strength and support call al s4s Broome three
doors from The Bowery. auo !"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

HKOTUN WAIER.--IRe Re sUbSCTIpef,
" being duly commissioned by the Crotsn Acqueduct
Water in dwelling stores, &C. desrous 10 inform
their patrons and the public tnat by maspg applications 10
them they The above attended 10 the
most favorable terms. =. NAYLDR CO.,
70 Broal.street and 76} Broadway.
N. .B.-Ewbanks timed Leaden Pipes furnished NJ the
same prices Plumbers charge Pipes not timed Side
walks not disturbed in laying Pipes. aug lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

w ANTED-By capable young wo-
2 v man. situation seamstresS who understands
dress-makng would have objections to travel make
herself useful Apply NJ No. 81 Laurens street a5 lwS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

SANDss SARsAFARILLA-Tbe proprie;ors submit 10 tll
public the following certificate from highly respectabl
Source Of made by using their preparation of SaSs
parla which cannot but have the effect OF placing beyon
Eli doubt the curative powers OF this medicine
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

u Spencer's Imitation MOIeskia HaS.-
This popular article commended the public pecu-
iary desirable the present time for its economy For
elegance and durability, compe,es successfully with the
most costly Hats worn. Price So 25. SPENCER,
ais ,f Fashionable Halter, No. 245 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

M ANTED-A partner, Gan active bust
ness man, that Is not embarrassed, and ad.
vance 1890 or $ 900 in cash merchandise suitable for
country store, and take the charge of the and pay the
hands OF manufacturing establishment in the country The
business Is conducted entirely upon the cash barter
systen.no credit Address Manufacture the Tribune
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
q AT last n Specific for Cerns.-The sterli

u AT last n Specific for CGfns.-The sterling
virtues of Sir Ashley Coopers Corn Salve recommend itself
all who afflicted with tormenting Corns; and there
desperate but that certainty Of cure may be
entertained if be had this preparation. Among the
thousands who have tried THIS salve, failure has been
kno1pn The following certificates will do away with all
doubt and we hope they will be candidly considered.
We, the undersigned, having been sorely afflicted with
Cors were induced make OF Sir Asy Coopers Germ
Salye which has effected perfect cure in very short
time ii. II. SHERWOOD W. ": % broauWdy'
WILLIAM c. LEMON. 2 Wall ST.
WYMOND BRADBURY,
ALFRED SMITH, &c Broadway.
r. HAWKINS. las Broadway.
Mrs w. S. WHITING. 1851 Broadway.
Mrs. a. FISK, 3o4 Bowery.
Mrs. HANNAH TUCK, 2i5 DIeecker ST. .----
Mse. HAYES. lss Fulton St BROOKLYN
&C. MERRILL. 1872 Greenwich ST
ANDREW KNOX, 2e4 Canal 81. N C.
THEODORE MARITIME,
Ninth Avenue, corner rwenly-s.st street. n. Y.
J. P. CALENDER, bookseller, 127 Nassau.
PETER P. GOOD 1873 Fulton st N. Y.
US. PLATT, 36 Park Row.
ANDREW D. GALE,
26O Pearl ST. under U. Hotel. or Dover St, N. y.
II. JOHNSON, u. S. Hotel ~ Y.
Sold and warranted most Of the Drug stores and pr'
cipal Shoe stores throughout the country.
Principal Office in NewYork l35 Nassau ST. under Gin
ton Hall; Boston, No Water where this Salve may be
had wholesale and retail. nuS u
" Gournud's Hair Eradicating Powder.
GouRAUD's Freckc and Pnple Lotion.
GoURAups Vegetable Liquid Rouge.
GoURAUD's Vegetable Face Powder.
At Original Office, 81 Walker-st, door rom Broadway
iyl5 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

DOARDING.-Ver desirable Rooms,
ust vacated with good hoard, in private family.
be obtained reasonable TERMS by applying No lt6
Hudson street near ~. Johns Park. iyl8 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

RuMoKs OF WARs.-The Apalachicola Journal
of the 29,h ult. says that report reached the
city on the previous day, that large body OF lndl-
ans, some Go or o in number, had appeared at a
short dis,ance-about seven miles-whereupon the
citizens were immediately assembled, and organ
lied themselves as city guards, electing officers
and making other ncedful preparations. The ru-
NOR was not universally believed.