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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01
p,,b,,c stock Exchange, July 81.
Commercial ana Money Matters.

MONDAY T. VI.
The sales to-day were to moderate with change
of moment. Ohio's declined I; Harlem up l. Pater
son /; New.Jersey
The market for Exchange for the Steamer closed firmly
but much doing. The supply is rather small Sterling
So a O.; Francs ) 70! . %.
The Receiver of the Lafayette Bank that he will
redeem The Of that institution unless they pre-
seuted on before the 5th Of August We do know
wa; rgh: the receiver has rer redeem but sup
pose lie knows.
Nj Douglass Cashier of the Bank of Ithaca, writes that
week two ago person appeared IN Cincinnati with
large amount of the puportng be OF that institution
PAYABLE in Buffalo which he endeayoed TO sell The bro
kers doubling the commences of the notes declined buying
and the man went on Illinois Mr.. Douglas; states tha,
the Bank has issued notes payable at buaio ana
that those offered by the individual alluded to were doubt
less counter,s The public should be cautious In ecev-
inc bills as a very large number Of frauds are aloa
The gold pieces coined by q. Be,chle at Rutherford Ga.
and which bear his name have been connte.ieed and
circulation the South. They weigh much below the reg
ular weight.
The letter of Mr. Biddle published in the Phiadep pia In
quer has excited much remark and much difeeace exists
the soundness Of his views regard to the ability y!
any State Government Foreign Government TO bring
sui, in the Supreme Court against Pcnnsy ylvana and force
her to pay her debts The amendment cutting of the right
Of individuals bring suit against State, Nh Bidds ar
.es does extend 10 sovereign communities and quotes
Chancellor Kn in support olis opinion The Chancellor
The Inhibition applies only suhec,sand
does not extend to suits by State or by foreign States or
Powers. They retain the capacity TO State as II was
originally granted by the CONSTITUTION anu e I"Peme
Court has original jurisdiction in the case Of suits BY for
eign State, against one Of the members Of the Union
The Rochester Democrat says: :" Oar merchants have
done much more busnes, than during the previous spring
months Money has become plenty than last season.
The large clips Of Wool in this and the neghbonng Coun-
ties has given circulation TO Sl00,CCo.
''At The opening of navigation large stocks Of merchan'
disc of every description received They redu-
ced unusually low.
Our city banks are much better condition than they
have been for long time Their ample and they
are creditors TO the moned institutions OF Newly ork and we
believe they pursue legitimate course OF business.
In real estate there is not much doing by way Of sales
Considerable money has been permanently invested IN mort
cages on improved property this vicinity this spring by
New land capitalists. great number OF new buildings
are now going up
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01
N1arkcts-Carcjallyr rcpo1edJor The Tribune.

MOSDA1, July 81.
ASHES-Tle market continues unsettled, most holders
asking 81 so for Pots while buyers refuse to pay over 81
at which 100 bbs have been taken In Pearls we hear
Of some 90 to 10 bbls 81 The demand is moderate
COTTON-There is the inactivity in the market
which has prevailed during the last week Prices with
out change holders continuing very firm and operators being
unwilling to buy at present The sales some 200
to 800 bales previous rates mostly to pners quote
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01
IirernnnL Classification.

4
to-day for all descriptions, mainly account OF It's being
the las, day of the month"; buyers wishing to have the Aug
nspec We have heard of but ew triing operations
at previous The large receivers sti firm at SO oi
Genesee and S7I for Michigan aad Ohio but the former
can be bouCh; freely al 81 933 and the latter at IS
ations 62 10. la Southern there is change and the
sales are only in small lots Georgetown - 31 fresh
ground ) 5O Brandywne do 537l. Some HowaId-street
here is held at 81; Richmond Country 25 3Ii Rye
Flour is dull S3 l2; Jersey 30 % Tor common
to fancy Meal 81 ST. 93 for Jersey, with fair sales
Braaywine SO for bbs Sl for hhds, cash Shorts very
scarce at &c. Ship Snifs lO} H.. Not plenty
GRAIN--Whea, is very dull. parcel new Southern is
in the market held at los but there is demand at
this price The last sale OF Illinois at 100 cents Corn
has downward tendency the market being stocked win ~
Orleans We notice sales 5000 bushels North River at $50
soc weight, deivered 1900 do New Orleans at i weight
and 1900 do heated at 40 weight In Rye there is little do
in and il is heavy Abou. $50 bushels sold at % cts Oats
rather better and plenty We notice sales o0Vo
bushels Canal at 293 aud 1000 do prime at 80 cts.
WHlSKY-The market is steady with moderate demand
We notice sales 200 bbs State Prison az 81 Cents and small
sales Drudge at % cents.
HAY-There is very little doing in bale Hay, excepting
for the retail demand W. quote prime lots 40 80
PLASTER-Sales this morning OF two cargoes to be de-
lircred 100 miles up the river at 3, cash,
SPICES parcel Of 800 bags Ginger has changed hands
OILS-Nothing doing to-day in Crude Whale The last
sale was at SO cents cash Holders demand an advance
Sales Lard Oil at 90 65 Cents.
WHALEBONE-Furth sales l3, ,OoO ibs'Souih Sea al
Sic cash another decline of lc per ID.
PROVlSIONS-We hear of very little doing to-day
Mess nominal Sll 3 Sales 800 to 400 bb!s Prime
IS Beef very dull with advanced tendency Prime %
a 25; Mess s71 l2i nominal For Lard the demand
is good and 1900 bbS have been taken exclusive o lots De-
fore reported, at &c, for export Butter ana Shses are
rather quiet. nothing doing Picked or Smoked Meats
Of pntp
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

No. The elegant three story Brick House No l25 Sands
street 25 by 2 eet deep finished in the best WITH
marble mantss and CRATES large brick cis,e-the
siouud containing grapeyues ittees & together with
ot IS by leo feet fronting Psospect.stree wheeon
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01
NEw.YoRK CATTLE NARKET-July 81.

NEW.YORK CATTLE NiARKET-July 81.
AT market 100 head Of Beef Cattle so Cows and Calves
and 1900 Sheep and Lambs. .
PElcys-BErY CArrLE.-We continue the quotations OF
las week IS 30 So 25 with occasional sales So 81 Ia
ken 10 Brighton l50 unsoll
Cows AND CA,vEs.--ltil taken at SIS TO 30
SHEET ,SD L,Mss.--Saes Of $500 at 81 o0 TO -
so for Sheer and 75 cents s. so for Lamss.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET-July 2s
Cattle,rhs supply Of Beef Cattle market this week
has bee, unusually small and the prices paid show ad
vance on last weeks rates.
Hors-The narke, has been wesupped with live Hogs
during the week and the demand has been limited quote
the range OF prices to-day al So ST 90 per lco lbs WIN
small sales only.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

I-!-=-z,ssSs PICNIC EXCURSION, in ccIebraoe Of
tt1sCszsEy, the Fist Anniversary ofthe |. o. q REGH
ABIItS on Wednesday, Aug 2, at Glen Cove The spen-
did Steamboat BELLf commanded BY the weil-ka9ma ciIt
JOEL stone chartered for the OCCASION togethe! WIZ
the eyg York City Brass Band and viii leave the following
places: State Prison Dock o'clock foot Of sIiGs.st
At 9; Pier North River past foot of Pike.s, East
iyer past from Of DelanceXs East Risl; u 10
ainsd al VIM Tysons, 10 West: of J. W. Dodse. corner
2f Whitcs and Bf9adway; f. Wright; iemps[snss ns,
Of Bowrry and Sranon-sts also Of Bohor Cox, No Com,
merce-s Newark; and the different landings the morn
ing OF the tYcurion The Gen Cove Temperance Society
have invited the Oyer.Bay Msnasset, Cold Spring, Hun
and Norwich Soeietle 20 be present on the
Dnner-for who wishwl he prepared in the grove by ,he
Glen Cove The Anniysr?ary wy f,.an. a.SS
Methodist Episcopal Church, IN the evening by 5soer
" ai &C late 2I kestncky' 4 fa rnn enSaems
choir III also be attendance The Mayor ard common
Conncil Of the Cry Of Hon GS9se BnEIs hen
Philadelphia Edward G. Deavan ESD George passI s'a..
Of Boston HenIy Re Esq Of New-S and otheis, are
invited 10 attend Tickets 2i cents 10 be obSined OF e
Comnttse board the boat :. The door Of tse Church
the weather should prove unayosble the day OF The
SION IN be po.poned until the next fair day. aul g
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

by F..
\ L the stores No lis Frtor and 81 Ann streets
n THIS DAY August /, at 10! O'clock, Lrse Sale Of
FuRNPl URE, the AZ Of person giving M honse'Seep-
las.es Csrpcts and Rug. Hall aa3 A,i Lamps Mahogany
Cr-Niap.e Chairs velvet coye Rockers snd OttomSns,
(ranioes ,s,s one SieboaId Marbie.top let Tables,
double Wash Stands three soas De,s BUR- hres
Connting- House Desks, Clocks Blinds Look Glasses, Nan-
tel Ornaments Toilette Boy, ue Curl-Alsple Chairs. &c
Also, one Spring Cart AMI iiiulcos. Al IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01
~ garry's Wigs and Scalps.-A e BARRi

~ Barry's Wigs and T. IN IND
above al. others Their REGULAR hight fic i9'sanIs as h
a hair Torsteir elasticity and their SUPERIOR mate
nal ad sornanshir well as their sgl. o m nS 81 @ anu rbt n
neem.nt al! combine form spch perfect it Vi @ ''"-
S,aZ. .2 must ts. seen be fully appreciated L.,
t my system the OF Ig Making tan:nt in hSs M i;
he most ia tdiou thai he the best and cheapest ma
k.r III he e'''' - Iy20 inis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01
NJ NARRIED.

MARRIED,
JULY 80 by Rev Dr. Hawks Alexander Kyle Jr, to Mary
Caroline only daughter Of the late Peter Thompson all oi
this city
DIED.
A; Adrian Michigan the 2d instant after long and
panful Illness which she bore with Christian resignation
and forti,udc Miss MARIA F. FILLMORE, a:ed 23 Youngest
gher Of Nathaniel Fillmore Esq Of Aurora, EE!e Co.
y. y. and sister Of Hon. NJ. Fillmore, of Buffalo.
AtBrooklyu, Jnly %, Robert S. Barlow, aged -.
AT Fredericksburg Va July 20, Rev. john kober, ofthe
Methodist Episc pal Church. aged 60.
At Kingston Canada July %, Maria, wife of Robert j.
Turner, ESQ aged 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

Ar,,y july 2e-Floug still droops, aud there scarce
J., moy emcn IN the market worthy OF notice We
i.uesee 81 STA though do not hear OF any heavy
sales a even that price. Ohio Is Offered al 10 out nnds no
BUYERS 1t may be quoted a, 81! 4 75 The arrivals OF
3nr at this port during the past week have been rte
Roeursrks Jaly 2S-Exc,anse New-York and Al
bary Is per cent vi.
EjoprIn consequence Of the slight decline IN e".i orS
,r;c.. h, ve 1ecedsd little Flour eau be bought al i 90
bu we have heard of large sales There has been consu
,b falling of in the shipments of Flour east rom te
2!st up 10 II O'Clock this day, the qnaitit! shPlsa @
ans barratout one-trd the quantity sent OH the week
previous ,,,, :; .,s s,,so,s n give
complexion to the market The supplies BY Csaa G
are greater than the week pevious-6ens ~ o'i oh'1,s
the Erie and 25l by the Genesee alley Cahaiih an "
csl bushels We quote Wheat al eic.
Wool-The Wool season is Dealers have aIeau!
commenced calling their stocks purchased IN the
towns During the last three weeks 1oio4 IDS nave "
this city for eastern markets
Buter-Preparaons making for buying large quahIi
ties Of Batter This fall for the Boston and OK mar
kets of Butter and Lard have already oee
BurrAro, July ae-Tle markets heavy to-day. Iwo
ca.coe Ohio Wheat sold So The quantity aoal
rather large Flour be settling al 4 Atoush
sales mentioned steady supply arriving from lau
ports. During the week the arrivals from the west nave
been about 80 900 bbls of Flour $4,000 bushels OF
and 900 bushels Of Corn besides considerable quantity
of Ashes Pork Lead, and other western productions 80
CLEVELAND, July 26The canal to-day are 9so3
Corn No sales of Flour reported Nominal price OF far
brands 81 Is per bbl 5000 bushels Northern Wheat sold at
| ispIASAroLis July l5.-Wobash Grd Erie Canal;
fact tha, we are beginning send produce ues 70 The
Nsw.York and Boston markets Large Quantities Of HEMP
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

No The three story House and Lots Is by 100 fee
each St,ton-seet, No ~ The House Is finished IN ih
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

NJ Who can mistake a Wig, however arI7i9tly
npsreL the natural and living growth OF Inc hair 1he
dull dead look an artificial stiffness about The coun-
ts, which orods being mistaken Tor me genuins
Of the money thai Wig costs, the bald scale may De made
70 bring forth lis covering, instead OF bens psoIaen
The yerna showers are conducive than
i, Jaynes Hair Tonic t- growth OF the Han sieknss
ering curs nned the redundan: sde-osks which
nrsf such from beneath fashionable
Jayne Hair Tonic ill give life and the roots which
sill, remain and incredibly short space OF time Sse
who have been years unsucces.ipy 20 M
va,e whiskers and moustache, viii had this '
Sold by a B. D. SANDS, Drusssts, at Mhoifssie
and retail No. 70 Fultoustrest z3 Broadway a sas Gus
Syoa dyTay
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

A FLORAL CuRlosIrY--We have often heard Of
a white blackbrd, but never till now Of green
rose; yet such u one has been produccdn Bladcn,
North Carolina. This change in the color of the
-four is supposed 10 have been effected by setting
outa common daily rose-bush in the spot from
which sumac bush had just been removed, and
II is believed that the roots of the two mingled.
IN q Pic,vupc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

Is Pasquotank Co. which is the richest grain
county in North Carolina, has usually realized an
average of a quarter Of million of dollars per an
num- Tor the sale of It's wheat and corn. And yet
50 completely did the crops fail there in 1912 that
the inhabitants were compelled to purchase
1000 worth of grain for their subsistence.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

No s. A House and two Lot, 25 by loo feet running
Terms made known Oh is% Of sale iy2s 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

JOHN QUlXcY ADAMs.-At Batavia, SO great
was the tllrong to salute the time-honored sage
that the platform of the Railroad House gave way
and tumbled the whole mass below some five or
SIX feet Mr.. Adams was Just about to step on it.
He was to make another halt at Canandaigua,
where, says the Rochester Democrat, he will
see the man who sowed the first bushcl Of wheat
west of Cavuga Lake. American.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

n Boarding Schooi.Irving institute
T,rr,.town \ Y-Circusrs at &c Bowery :. y.
* .. trnis WAl. 7. LYON, y. 81, Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01
AUCTION SALES.
NJ. JOSIAH &ieh.rGs Auction--r.
,aNGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.--SteIs

ID lso Broadway. A-NA
MONDAY, August e. and fol,o,r;,c a.rs
REGULAR NEW.foRK FALL TRs6E S.iE
THiRry-EiGHrH New-YoRR TR.py S.Ix.rs,,lSra..
OF this in.pot;snr sal- OF BOOKS PaPER ST ST1OSE-
RY. STEREOTYPE PLATES, BISDERsSS I Es'TE
ER and CLOTH &cSc. Published and adv for DE-
livery.
The sale will De comms2s.! on Monday Morning. August
syersl ld valuable invoices of recently imported
English I'D Fsach staoGeFy Also large invoices Blank
6oess Quill, srel .s ssalisS Wax and Writing Ink,.
Visiting and Pyn csrd Fcol,cs Letter and Billet Pa
cJs CO!cr and Marble 40, tut!ED, Lend Pencils ard
-at Leads ard every y3rie.y Of Foreign and Domestic Sta
ouery; also extensive invoices OF Coo5ed Skive Gast
Morocco Ra>sla l. ;t-f Eugshs American Sheesknis
Book st,srS BcOktiad-r Clo,h sc,
COOKS he ss,gri Beels VIII be commenced on Tues
Nv Morning wIh .ie5sr< Lea X Bsnchads avo.ce and
o!lowed b i.vs attractive Invoices from nearly all of
ne rriacpa pub i>iar< II the United Sia'es.
STEREOTYPE LA rs - hs Catalogue also em5ra-
-. .ubs ei SETS oi ,slu-g Stereotype Plates, lncl9dns
nose 0: Gore etuetioa vols SEQ; p'eks ISsGtosy
vols Syo G0drran, Na:nr History vols. Svo Philadrs-
pbi -,rl Bible: Romel' liai vols iSno ha StereotyIe
iaes jeorcin 10 ;r cf the late 80 Webster de-
.r1Sei,
supplementary Catalogue embracing additional Invoices
Mi issued the morfins OF sole Invoices to ec IN
e5t- should be received by the ~ Of August. at which
wili Or put press.
AT PRIVATE. SALE.
t3 volume. OF the Nsw-YO Price Current and Shipping
List, from ls29 10 lSn inclusive, folio, bound
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

~ Waiter Forward and IL. w. Mnriks,
a;forr.rs ar Law Pittsburgh Pa ma 6miss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

Jayne,s ExDecforant.-Look our bills of
oo7,aity and you will find that Consumption Is more de-
10 human lie this country than any other disease
W III nnw that Cough like warning of the ratrlesnake
aay rsees well as sccoraaPes This terrible ieogss
Pmonarv disease checked early and where The sk IS
20 great danger imminent IT IS astonishing tst na
Dr. Jaye ExIectorant be readily procured IN any
nart Of the United States and 5e experience and voluntary
monv OF thousands the results of chemical analysis and
~ decisions OF professional who stand In the rst ak
a. medical sceace all point 1t out as the best ever
bSr wirdpipe and other connected with The process
OF Tapi alton used regular pFsctc1 o. he most Ge.
Drnsgiss No. s Fuitoseet, 273 Broadway, and y East
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

N5- No:ice-Consisnses ier shiGs ASHBuRTON an, and
ST JAMES are requested send their permits on board;
foot of Naen-lane Immediately all goods not permitted
within five DAYS will be sent TO lnblC store. Jy2G
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

macy1 .,EVENING LINE AT SEVEN
49, O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY AND Troy.
direct wrhou. landing, from the seamDost
fIot OF Notwithstanding splendid low
steamboat SWALLOW, Capt A. M,Le,m will leave THIS
+. L.ypu,ng at seven o'clock, Tuesday August st
- The Swallow has large number of state rooms and
for srced and accommodation IS unnvaled. dul
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

nr~a WATCHES! WATCHES The largest
l land most splendid assortment of Watches the city
@ TO be found the Subscribers He is constsntly
:ecr,irg all descriptions Gold aud Silver Watches OF tbs
ewcst stye from the manufacturers in England. Francs
n tzeran and selling them at retail q, much lsss pr.
cs than any other house e city. Gold Watches as low
= $40 TO SIS each Watches and Jewelry exchanged or
bought All watches warranted to keep good tme OF tns
best AID warranted lower han any other place.
q. g. ALLEN, IMPORTER OF Watches and Jewey,
myl7 Stf Who'll. sale and retail 20 Wall At "a" .'a'S
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

~ Wire Window Sh aides -Alanqfacturedto to or
der of any shape figure aud handsomely fitted ~ ma
hogany frames rarlor basement office and other windows
hall docs screens for public rooms, &c. by
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

These beautiful Shades unlike all others admit all th al
and light into the room and perfect the street
the they obStruct the view from the street INTO w
o ,nenf,i T ~ = 49, ~ jy2, isf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

b. Joseph Heceman Auctloneer.
a HNlNISTRATOR'S SALE-Ot Valuable
N Brooklyn Property
s;uay .uSust TO- lSs at 10 O'Clock: al the Sales Room
J0Seph egema AuctoneeT, No. Ii Fulton street, IN the
Cty OF Brooklyn viii be sold auction the real estate OK
The late Margaret Van Dyke, deceased consisting OF
very convenient story and attic, brick front House.
with basement and under cellar known number eighteen
S Butler Court the Sixth ard oi the
City OF Brooklyn. Lot y BY 100 feet.
Also four Lots OF ground each p by 100 feet on the coy
o Van Bnt and Reid Streets IN the Sixth ward oi the
City ot Brooklyn.
The above property will be sold for cash, without reserve
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

Common Ingram Carre;ing al 2s. sd. per yard
Extra fine Ingram CarPetns, Is :, =.
Three Ply Carpcting, Ss
Floor Oil Cloths, any width, IS.
Trsn,naTent Window Shades. 8s 70 2s. per pair
ANDERSON x DOBBS, No. % b9we'y,
iy2s 2wis the first Carpet Store above Hestet-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

- The sLat.ies" demand the pI1biica-
ton Of the name aud address, OF OF tr FIST hy sciahs
Of tins city, who knows The nsedonts and he Insnq,sGsm
Dos T the on= establi he'd popularity o the aef
Beauty and that only be- found at 81 W one
door from Broadway. lZ'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01
UlIREH XII
AMERICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE
Tc rcoJx- This Morning.

= THE CHEAPEST WORK EVER PUBLISHED ~ THE
USrTtp SrA1Es-Tha first part of the American Family
emnenty useful families, and calculated TO arrest the at
tenon awaken the curiosity, and engh;en the understand
completed in Is Numbers of 2Os 20 pages each at 25 cents
per number; aud eachnumber will 200 En2raylngs
iC5 The Third Edition of the Third No now printed
and orders for al! the back Nos. can be supplied
GREELEY & McELRATH. Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

aie inhabitants were compelled TO purchase
S4o,Ooo worth of gram for their subsistence.
s.yps's sArs,r,p,LL.Feseri is the frequent
fuu m aserous diseases which the human body Is liable
H hFst Impression upon the nervous system then The rea
@ o. the ska become changed producing dyne> and burn
ns neat. tel this the general system involved, ana the
iseht sias' beneath the attack unless relieved by appio
car en,SGes Noxous efqva and various masnS are t
s oi eNe beng infused throughout the atmosphere aha
Ia M ne7thed into the lungs when the poison combines with
M III Pr fluids of the body and carried by the circulating
organs to the euopst qualifications of the system IT, them
ine animal frame kcptin perfect sound aud healthy
b. organ performing It's function; properly there can
huvt Of marsh masm with the exciting, which imrur
:? s blood aud derased condition OF the general c2'
'iEst.on, luton, ana consequently no disease.
or Conclusive evidence of lis superior value and efficacy
W esithfates Published IN this and other city yaIrs
By and 1Sld wholesale aud retail and for spoTtao
also Sy sGe Of SOLD
Soadway corner of Mrrt-s,re Price 81 per bo,tie
'V's 'oi So Original documents may be store
In order to obtain remedy Tor Coucns Coins.
~ HisTsNI., GROUP, WHoorISe Couct. ISrLur>zA, &c
m shicsd are .scommended TO Dr.. CovERTs B,Ls
o and Won the confidence and of mary oil the bes.
actoners the science OF medicine the land and so ia
Ssaie the rubc tha, many Physicians buy by the gallon
s private and others would net give estino-
@ sas TINS article IN theriva,e practice has performed
Ss srSi aud wonderful cures some Of them thought to e
yoad cure II persons afflicted with any OF thu above dis
cases cases will call ead will furnish them m sui-
b oo that our article is not oil the ordinary kind
This sr,iel SALE wholesale and retail at Dr. covrnr,
No. iS3 Nass-u-street also 80 Bowery, 227 Had-
t8 Gi-enwic!i-stree III Etgh Avenue, and cor.
4 - ~ oi islss street lnd Sd Avenue, Harlem, n. Y.
II would b well if the whole community understood
49, ues oi feing's DiarThoa Caney for diarrhGa src
n, complaints mada from his celebrated Quaker Balm, o
ss, substance. There has bsea case re-
eS oi is falling 10 cure Ills pleasant pepper
IS cheap as any thing that be used One sIA
effects cure His Worm Candy also made of tht
Tor WORMS and being par up candy form ant
ess,a me sesed effect and most diseases in chilel
IN worms Is that Their should keey
~ hsad PACKAGE of This C;,ady Ii is sold wholesale
ia ss DT Coserts otee is3 Nassau street. also $50 Bowerg
a. iesen steeet; 2o5 UIeerw;ch street. Iii 9th avenue,
OF l2si street and So avenue, Harlem New York
oEcxwrHs Pi1LsThese Pills may Be bad wholesale an,
nsss e. the general AEent H. TURNER 10 John street
ix,e SesSadSay-to whom all orders must be addressed.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

- shippers of Goods per panthea, for
London requested clear them at the Custom House is
morning A 10 O'Clock. dul
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

DARNES- ON HEBRE WS-Just PnbIl:hed:~,o d
D Notes Exp!aaaory AID Practical on the EPlsI Ii
itsfIN \ fINfSSi0SARY OFFERi%G: or Christian Sympa-
,hy PERSONAL Responsibility, and the Present Cfsis In oEesh
'FACTS AND ARGUMENTS on the Trnsmisf!on ma .L oi
I.tellccUal and Mora! Qualities ltom Parents 10 o'''p7
sol. lSIao II NEWMAN
Gi sac - 1870 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-01

Til. .TNITED STATEs-No 90 BOWERY-AS.
pKH,os Dssa, 9rf their whole stock o. sMpsof
Tulted Hearth Rugs Window Shades Oil Cloths; &G all .,
which having been purchased low prices for VIII
be sold Is pe cent lower than any other establishment In THIS