davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10
Commercial and Money Matters.
OF For Commercial and .Monep Matters Las, Pa

OF For Commercial and .Nonep Matters. Last Page.
TUESDAY r. NJ
Stocks declined to-day. and very -muii business
was done large number of the Uppct Board of
town. and t'e activity can be looked until the Summer
months past.
There is q moderate demand for Sterling at a
81. Francs ~.
Money IS very abundant, and growing more so
day. It much plenty than hi, last yes
and supposed TINT the approach Of the lst of August
when the quarterly Bank made up viii produce
my change Money forced the Brokers hypotbcnon
of Stocks IA cent. and occasionally short time al
II lower figure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10
CnIrRr CALENDAR Iu1s DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. 81. 76, 90, SO, "a, 95 90,
o., 90, 100, lOl, 1922 l03 lO4, los, lU6, O8, lu9,
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 6s, 50, 80, ), IL, II, 81,
81, g., 60, II, 80, g, H. %, d. 30, 9, %, 80,
56 "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10

RHEUMATIC COMPLAINTS II you nre suffering with the
Rheumatism md hnve been imposed upon nv mnny
WORTHLESS nnss need not OF despair o. OBJ
tanning relief send and the Indian Vegetable ELIXIR
and Lin cn, winch will surely br!ng relief and ciIec perfect
cure The Elixir taken internally. operates directly upon ihe
whole stem while the linunen app lied out 'rnrd'
removes ali he pam hese articles used together, wi
cure any ordinary OF Rheumatism aud wurfanied Sold
nj u CouIi landt street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10
c,rc,,,ate tn. Docum,,,s

THE CLAY TRIBUNE WIT &c sent to new
subscribers from the st Of July to the 9th Of
Novenrber eighteen weeks or numbers at the
following reduced ra'eS
For = sinyle cOpv. R4I cen,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10

a. Mr.. Moses Wright, Of Nashua, n. Fl hung
himself on Sunday week-cause, love.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10

INTERESTING AND EXCITING SCENE YESTERDAY. IN A
nRuApwAy SrAGS.-n curner sat sharp nosed mum
hue lace spike that know all yet know nothing, vusnr,
cunning look-upusie mother md dnuGht"t-ihe INT
Ter whose .ypr-se far, form cntrasted trnngey yet MI
turn, with the injured yet finely formed figure by her >le
Driver stop ri the Nmencnn Eagle sam the "lce, Indy
What number mn am ~ 81 Chnthureet 33 BfOud-
way oh, oh :" sad the with the sharp let
me tell ou mn nm you re sun: there its humbus.
don't believe III thee humbugs
The elderly Indy lifted vel and said, " lsw pray DO
ynu Know tha' - - Know IT.. ,ad he rude scamp. har Mt
see. the putin. niyeI tiSen,ents IN the ;rpeI ~
An" The lady once held he Tnnrant opn-
i"n-but give the strongest proud TINT Jones Iet ufti-
Gle, really useful adding ,'ce e"uy ard ie"h I" our
forms Ny husband cured Il sny hlt rheun mud suvy
on his hand, arms OF years anlne by sng J"ne, l,a
Inn CheIcn oap Thus young Lady, face has been render
ed beautiiuy enr although week siuce cnvered with
nnd rendered dscoured brown and yellow by The
nm: vet me cake Jones SoaD ndeed II thus F'r his
Air Restorative speak personal y-my bar was dry
dry hall red hall grey und fnlng "h ast-heie had ued
shilling bottle vi Coral Hsf He,inTatye my hnr was
fine d.uk cern. ky und be nutul speak thus open
" Justice 10 VIZ: Jones, who should not h-
Chased with the numerous swinders and IuguS VINO ae
snd counterfeit Inn.
Jones ARTICLES are sold only genuine nj the of the Ame
can Eagle. s. Chahgm Il. and 3-3 Broudwny. y . ls9
Ful,on-st BROOKLYN sStae-st Boston Ledger Buicings-
PnilnGelphin and P-nse, Bondway. \ 'bany.
would give my and address IN ihiS sta'ement.
on, should e anno5ed by many vulgar ncredulnns per
sons calling on ne. o-'eoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10
IN DEMOCRATIC WING GENERAL COMMITTEE

IN DEMOCRATIC WING GENERAL COMMITTEE,
Resolred That the Democratic Wing General tommrtee
hive behed with sen, sntr,incton the formation OF Clay
satucon the spr.nd Of similar Associations m The yuruu,
Counue, and Towns oi the Suite.
Resred That the plan Tor State zatinn
adopted ut Utca by the State Clry CT Convention this
Committee yed' ITS most hearty approval aud will devote its
best energies 70 carrying nut the ,nSe.
R's.red That the nboye rc''uiI rs be signed by the
per Objects GA GAt Dt Woodruff. Chairman pro tenn
J II llHB,kr laws. secretaries.
JntEPH /. ilRssUS, jyl0
VI os =, Wig T,"pnpg NIer's Rniiy;;;,;-TTHE
HA!I. c@""i Seer; -t on rpURsbA9 fvENiNG NEXT:
%6MS0 sly OF NE MET S e ALE Ii.' W ITa
YOUNG MEN nre cordially invited L. come and enrol
''''' '''''' " tic great JAMES 3 THAYER President
ioM MSI b H S TEENS Vice Presidents.
T fsGnS S iisssos. Secretaries. jyloa
Whg Electors OF the Eighth Ward requested
their different districts according 10 their place Of
Convention nj, the Howard House which elected shall
proceed ninth who .n then proreed accordance
with the call o the General Committee 10 select five Delegates
represent the Ward County Convention to select thirteen
Delegates for the City and County to the State Convention Mt
j i d''!!ie'-I = Wsa. I.Su;s
81 il sullivan street.
iI llgtfon and Canal n. E. corner
Gth y; E. corner vaniam and Hudson.
Eth l0l thnriOn,st
pms HARVEY HART. Chairman
Tnxdo az rf RSEErv, iSee'y.
C"rmmetclal and American plense copy. jyiO
Ics- Fourteenth ward HENRY CLAY ;UB.
The resnr meeting Of TIM nb will be he'd a. Broadway
'''D'''''' JOHN I. ALIEN, President.
G e. <. f Fssh; Vice do.
5;rg K HRM9sp: Secretaries. jlo2,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10
CITY IN T E L l. G E N c E..
TUESDAY.
CIRCUIT COURT ..Before Judge Kryr.

EDWARD J. THOMAS rs. ALFRED q. PECRHAM.
aron 10 recover tn. amount for $50 30. 6rawn
by defendant and endorsed by Wnn Ienney. jl Broad
yay The defence that the note ud been gwen by MI
enney 10 Mr. Thomas collateral for check, bearing
d,e five days npnr which Mr. Thomas loaned some mon
cy and winch mad all been pad. Verdict Tor defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10

II We mentioned, yesterday, that the remains
Of Dewitt Clinton had been removed to the Green
wood Cemetery. AS it is probable thatthe numer-
Gus visitors to Greenwood may take revercntial
interest in visiting the spot where the ashes OF
great man lie, we are enabled TO add that the
relics were removed by Charles A. Clinton, Esq
the eldest son living, and temporarily placed in
the vault of Jacob Leroy, Esq. MIR. Clinton IS
making arrangements TO construct a family vault
To which, on lis completion, the remains OF his
father will be transferred for their final rest.
Commercial Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10
Passengers Arrived.
the bark Leris, from Turks Lsisad-Alr. Stephen A,
~ See Last Page.

~ See Last Page.
Arrived.
Ship Sehat'is. Cox. II days frm Turks Island with 100
bushels sal, 10 Tucker & i.ghborn.
Bark Benrse days ruu Turks Island with salt to
HIVES & COFFEE. Lett no American vessels.
Bng Warsaw. tl-bcrt days from Richmond. with Goa
and uiecewn,d 10 rRa,rer
Brig Tam Shaner. frnm Curacao June 2th with goat
SKINS Joseph F"uke & Sous Lett schr Ontario, Vi
nal, fr'm New York-Just nrrived.
SCI Generu jackson: Miles, dys from Cheryon with
and fruit In mnsfer.
Srhr 3 Edwards. Whitehead 9 days from York River
with wood.
ntwm. H. Gibbons 3dy, from Folly Landing with corn
To II p flnven-
Fox
ochr Fnirfed. Burr d. from Salem with mize In master
Schr Renown. Lowell. days from Boston. mdze Z
& J Herrck.
Sehr swallow Scott, days from swan.boro with ma
val stores Ia mister.
ochr slower, Ellis dys from Newbern c. with naval
stDres IL muster
roop tia4erh Ann ConckIin 3iuy from smithfeld with
soop joel Smith Wood dys from virginia with wood
Spoken, &c.
july h. nj Cape Ilnes ship Garone, OF Baltimore
steering South
Sailed.
Packet ship Emerald for Ilavre
Below.
brig. Wind SW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10

HARPER & BROTHERS WILL PUBLISH
On THURSDAY MORNING,
NEAL'S
HISTORY OF TIE PU2ITANS.
NO.VI.
.'Thi. valuable work will b. eet IN g sh NUMBER.
at y cents each Il printed from IN rouin, Edition ami
!, enriched by OF Note, By Rev o. ChonBs. former
y OF city. and BY portrait each number Tht, II st0y
peculiarly valuable 10 Americas II displays The cause.
which led the settlement OF New England and the e..ub
i,hnen, ofcivil and religious freedom hemisphere
On Friday Morning.
NEW NOVEL.
PRICE TWO SHILLINGs
THE
TRIUM PHS OF TIME
By the author OF Two Old Men, Tales and "Taes of
the Woods and Fields.
Forming No XXXvlI or THE LIBRARY or SELECT
AoveLs"
NO seron ~ho mas read those thrilling Tales. The
Def med and " The Admira's Daughter Will need any
urging huy tbs work OF the talented uurho.e.s.-
Those have been universally and Justly pronounced
among powerful tho language; and while the
''Tg!es the Wood. and fields, dd detrnc; from the
Justly acquired reputation Of the nutnof. the present
emnentiy calculated u confirm It,
On Saturday Morning.
a CURIOUS WORK
ENTITLED
T II E T y o n.
WITH UPWARDS OF one HUNDRED ILLUSTRATIONS. PRINT,
TIvs, EGYPTIAN, koNAS MEDIEVAL AND soDgsS.
81 HABk q. WESrMAN.
Member of the Society OF Literary and Scientific Chitoue'
Proprietor Of the Globe Tavern. T.. and formerly
Primo pal -: rublIc School
No. V.
..s"THE SPooS' will be completed IN four numbers at
tweity FIVE cents each and will of the
amusing and particulars rel ting the Introduction
and Of that indispensable article ofeveday i II
successful wi he fic~ ed by oth-r Essays Primitive
Arts i'll domestic Life.
RECENTLY Published,
FEATHER STONHAUGB's EXCURSION THROUGH
THE SLAVE STATES.
MclLvAINE'S EVIDENCES OF CHRISTIANITY.
ROSE D'ALSREl: BE- james.
AMY HERBERT: by Lady
SCHILLLR'S POEMS AND BALLADS: translated by
Bulwer.
THE PRAIRIE BIRD: By Hon A Murruy. ylON
THE GREATEST BOOK OF THE SEASON
HIS DAY PUBLISHED.
BURGESS. sTRlNGER CO.
No. Xviii. MIRR * LIBRARY.
Containing
PENCILLlNG> ~ THE WAY
Written during yenr- Of Residence md lraveln
FRANCE, ITALY, Gnttct. Asia hIAsh, turkey
AND ENGLAND:
BY n. P. WILLIS.
.7nnGdo--fiow In thou purchased this experience 2,
.Noth-By my penny Of obs ryntlon.
PRICE ST.
WILL BE PUBLISHED THURSDAY MORNING,
No V. LLAfOnl M,
THE LITERARY REMAINS OF THE LATE
WILLIS G. NYLuRD Ola X:
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER NO.
AT this eSah. hmeni ,nny n,H,s he found ali thu New and
Cheap Publications. tue dry. whrie>rl- nud ,ti. by
BURGESS. STRlNGER i e..
iyl0 p! broadway. corner Ann.stteet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10
NJ APP PIED

June 9oh the Duane street VI E. Church By the Rev Jo
ssph Las VIZ HESRY NICHOLS To Miss SARAH only dsush
Of I>nnc Forster. NIL g THIS citr.
Ca the evening ~. The By Rev. Charles Read
Hr GEORGE T. ROBBINS - Miss SOPIRoSIA GARSSEY all
Of TN. CITY.
On Mnnday, July S,h by ev Innc Deruni N the North
Church. WILLIAM LaISG 10 Miss ASH EDWARDS, both OF
Nurtnshed.
~ Louisville H.. Jun. - by Rev William Holman Rev
THoN,s \ Mo RIs. Bishop the Methods, Episcopal
Church. to MIS-. LuCY NERRIwrTHER.
DIED,
on Tuesday morning. after and i1ess Pau
LIMA nan; daughter sherman md Saruh ANA Browne
ugei |. months.
The friends OF the family and the members Of Gey's Lodge
oil u ci q I and the Oruer generally requested
noon NJ O'Clock from No q Grove
Al Hemr,tead J.. Saturday, 9th inst. CoRxrLirs
NASoEwArER. IN the eth yenr OF NJ.
s.z-.nH-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10
NEW TEAS.

lTROM THE LATE ARRIVALS FROM CANTONthe
4 subscriber ms selected uli assortment o
c.0P GakEN BLACK TkAs. exnnnaton and tfia of
which will stSiy any TINT variety eQun other
establishment choice qualities and low pnres, he found
the Sugar Store, lIl Bpwery ~ Y. Families
srcd that Teas will he weighed Ia them from the gn vpi
nge pncke IN China. unauthorized aud never exposed
.t esny be the when repUcked at leisure and sold
from the shelf.
Also superior ace Of Government java Coffee roasted
aId ground every day at Is ~ per H.
". r. MOODY. 14l 4}owery.
lel5 inns Succeisor u Perkins &. Towne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10

The DuEL.-Thc ONLY news we have OF the
contemplated meeting between John Tyler, Jr. and
young Peasants is the following, from the Ports
mouth Inde1::
Ii appears that the day and hour were appointed,
aud The Index says Mr.. Tyler duly arrived on the
ground win hi. seconds and after waiting con-
siderable time for his adversary, vas ABOUT preparing
10 retire, when messenger arrived stating that Nh
Peasants AT the house OF Mrs. Dupre about IL
miles of roaring crazy with mania p0tu, and
that rs he had not been OF the agreed on
by his second, he the SAID second, would meet Mr.
TYLER ii he would wait. MIR. Tyler, however, being
salisf,d that he had fulfilled his part of The con-
tract, immediately returned 10 Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10
,current Money w,Il--,r..t.

Money continues nbundnnt First rate paper negon-d
last week Mt from A. to 81 per cent, There very mile de
tins time oi the yenr Many zen are out ." town. and 9th
much IN t'ade and money matters for weeks No
change in country paper
In relation 10 the srfrtv of our present Ranking
system agans, Tnompsons Bank Note Reporter
says:
Not Bank either chartered free in possession OF 1t.
plates. the permitted To keep the paes any
longer than necessary 10 wk G'i the lumber OF sheets
derd by the Comptroller When chartered Rank Is entitled
To- by of old and Cancelled notes or when free
Bank entitled 10 notes deo.e Of stock the Comptro
Ter orders his agent IN tins city To luke from his vault the
CURED pint: and give them to The engrver' with Instructions
work off the number Of sheets. When the work
done. the tke the plates and sheets and the
re number of sheets gwen. The pare. thea
turned To the strong yqu snd the phi ted sheets sent 10 the
un,i The have been registered and couniegned
by the Comptroller OF his deputies.
In regard to the old system OF unrestricted issues the Report
er uses a very pertinent and orclbe smie:
Look Eanks with their restricted mud secured
By NewN,rk stuck then lock Mt other Banks whhe
notes are very circulation here nbnt whch there
Is opinun and that lsThey pont break quite NC;
The of Their circulation the
"i electricity IN know nothing OF until
it breaks aud ali is over.
The following sales of Stocks were made at Bos-
ton yesterday:
Atlhe Brokers BoardI0 shs Chneown Branch Railroad
SELL Boston Il Worcester 1875 Norwich Worcester
Railrond $3.50 Reading Railroad 9l752OO do. blm, Esq
% Eastern Railroad 1880 Western Railroad 13s-j6 do
$50 do, bin, 40 do 727s-0O do, sim 72a-Sl do. bin,
1885 do SIM 13-25 do, Slm 12s-l0 Merchants Bunk,
1853 Market Bank 7ll4-20 Long Island Railroad s21
A man was arrested Thursday al Rochester,
who had in his possession Sli in counterfeit g the Ot,ego
County Bank. The engraving good, but the impression
ruthertant.
The following statement Of the receipts of the
Tonawanda Railroad during the Inst month"; and also during
the months compared with the period year
presents handsome increase:
Receipts for passengers freight. &c. for June l G3 g
lsi3. 6.si6 80
Increase for June, 1874 ............... si.ls6 70
Passengers freight &c. from Jan to July l. ls4i .G2 s.
1s,3.. e.I07 ~
Increase for months in 1874 .s30.5M %
The receipts on The Central abroad, Michigan,
for June 1874, ms follow
Receipts for Freight. sl0las g
Passengers Observation-Disclosures. o1l0 @
L : Mali ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BIO % 49,. ~
Receipts for the corresponding month ISL. 47 81
Increase receipts for month. 5.S7s 70
Tota receipts from Dec l. 1913 to June 90, 80 s.
l4l, lA3..... J.SiI IL
Increase Of receipts for menhs.. 1870 Il
The following shows The collections at the PhiIa-
tlelphiu office OF the Philadelphia & Coumbs Railway up to
July 9, 1874:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10
To THE LADIES.


low vain the roy united cheek.
The eyes tina, lrve's snt language speak,
The brow IL nl- bisier far.
Tn waving cuf ui raven hair.
The swelling bust, whose inult'e>S mould
Might rlmrm II heurt though lcy cold
How win MI h.>e, Nay, add the mind.
Although with s'acs Telue'i--
How list i.rc Ia catch ~ bcnu.
ltinirs upon The sweet It's grow.
And scare away the Ioneyed kiss
That se.ls in- happy awe bliss
Dr. FFLtx t,orR,ID'S PnUpRk SUBTLE never tails to
erndicnie runu hair while the KIN emit ely I'M
benshed and white 10 lie hnd only NJ 81 W niker-
street one du tr, the corner at B.adwny-si per butte
where may he Ind famous nilan Nle-icned S0hp ir
NIL n erutOnS. tan, pnDhs blOches, eckles red-
ness old sores. nEd dufk rough, chHppei SKINS.
cnke. 50 cents Trunt VIII cure nj MS IS the
The genuine n. above u.s. 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10

{ Ls7,SS.@i gallons Spe ar . on; ~,
~ bnrreh hfd tr.
30 Searlne of l.nrd. For sa!e BY
J. l.. VAN UDREN.
m}l sf Manufacturer. ~ New ,'feet
IN HANCERY-Roeae the Vice chancellor of The Third
Crrcur.-Ebenez.r iiIll s. nl. bnne bn dawn al
T. vue 81 n decree al The Count n Chngc-ry The
l,e. bmrng i2tn duy ri June sK the ,ub.cr
be uth- Masters {" THIS our, h" > nublr nucton
the ershirt.' xchanxe the ~,y of New V, rk IN
We Iesiny 7he 81 e" jay srnat "'.iok r NJ
~, IN ,ot. p"lc- i inud. situate ing
aud fe,"s the t''t,ry SIDE NJ 'nnnon tree. b.t@s
q gtH uud -tnron - The Eleventh Nnrt he
City uf New Yor. The lot bouudrI und cntain
ing fl Ow. Ia wIt: ginning - uoit one hui dred
uni mt Ell ie't south "m Tie SUM -rIy 'nefut
tcert nl ct Cnunn rud Stanton and running ih-n~e
in'e'ly "- parallel .fth SIAN hundred
-rence ut tfiI IN line pt'ue Cnnnon
htd ,crb-d line hnndred i Ia the E1,t-ry line
sdr Ut nnnO >t'eet- aud theme rt-r along the En>er
Ire or ,i,- Of '"eI"' '''et ~ front twenty vs."
lnch 70 the r'nt 4 "YInulng-sr i b~ms t'r' " two feet
inches ~ front md r"ur and ue hund'.d ie-i ..
ntNNI$ b '.AFFN EY. Muster IN Cha cery
Albany joys. 1911 jylG law 3w
-. IT, '.f,~Ep\ y Term Of YE1R--Ihe new
40 ,hee: story hr-k i"m:e IL Ann, street, iI r,o,
well .'rei L" the ehut, al ,mu 'auiy Rent ln. u,
good enapt appIyto %. A Cl'-HM,N
Also TO .ErThe story brick H'".e on the A,r,h
Venue between N,ns'--ri,n mud ~r'fietn street,
dno mnr!,e mau'eh. a.c Rea, Inv ~. - i..nnr- al the
Year; .Appiy IT,, -. u. A.. I uSIinAN. ~ re"fI.rt-
al eh .re re q"aft f b I" , I o, :"
ren'~si s'"ily Apply to d. a tliSHMHN,
l-2o .'f 1856 p.nr ,,rr,h
= E9KK ;,,IRFfWEBII,.KY LONG Ba. INCH.
" = R46 N SA> RkcM%S LOCK NSSE ts3
Muster leave <ewYos from F,iho Max, so, eysrI
''' -, -. v..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10

GOATS! COATS! COATS!.i-N to order cheap at
y IL Canal street. Of Thompson Dress and
Frock Coats made Ia order aud BILE style
u line French and English cloths, ut the low OF $40
SIS Prices for making aud trimming Dess and Frocs Coats
good 81 to stor sking trimming and Yeats
p 81 TO- These garments unde By experienced work
AID warranted perfect hit sale few Coats ready
made hand nj the above rw prices Call and see
the quality OF cloth. STYLE md hit OF made such low
Gentlemen from the their clothes made
rs good workmen The luies e- will find ge ns
To cu the subscriber. he detern ied
done the bsmnne at ihs lo>vet prce- The xrrne. pans
kenn cutting garments ot Nil kinds. reduced Any
person hiv: clothes made nbove store
not perfectly nsied with the wien finished
OBJ ;e' Ia take them. :. Is. YOt' NC, l33 tun.lst.
yl0 w' corner 1hompsonst.
Il RllLINGS. DRILIINGS.! DRILi.INGS! A >pen
~ did assortment sly and will be mndo
up - order lslu Moderate Prices.
WM. T. JENNINGS & co
iyS 1ws 81 Broadway. 0pnnsi,e the Fountain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10

TO. f,,m Rrosdwny jy9tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10

MOORE s. 60. liz chatham ST. Manufacturers OF Gold and
Silver Spectaces. hive hand full assortment OF new and
approved patterns who they selling nj Reduced Prces
" b. JourHeynnn wanted al the above business. who
int rate workman. None other need apply ly9 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10

{" Second Coming Of Christ nigh at
banda. A. STEVENS, late Of Yale College: New
Haven. WILL This Eenins preach Al franklin Hall l5 Chat
ham SQUIRE. Serves commences al O'Clock. Seats ir--
The public invited 10 attend Nl0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10
A POLITICAL THUNDERBoLT!

THE AUTHOR OF TIE
CELEBRATED WASHINGTON LETTER,
which appeared the New WoTlo Of June s,h and which
created so profound sensation political circles and
caly such common ion 1T the White House. will appear
rHE NEW WORLD
tins week. defence of tie statements contained III his let
If June aud l>,i;can of himself from the magny
ufthe Administration. The defence will prove terrible
EXPOSURE OF POLITICAL CORRUPTION.
mud written with the energy. ability and Of who
wel. edged word Just The caStlgaiipn If
ohn Tyler and his suppores exceeds any thing
Jun,us-and Will ni,eng to which the former letter
wus IL mere circumstance.
e All the cheap works worth reading published at 90
street. where subscriptions received for the NEW
WORLD. The best weekly IN the Union eat, sub
scutnn and Su-, bet Novel; Seutsfelds Lii. in the
Ii J. WINCHESTER Publ ,her
CHOICE SUMNER READING.
NOW READY-NEN EDITION..
l.. :. DIRE ASURE ROVE:
ACCOUNTS o aFs IRISH HEIRS.
s,MCkL LpvER
Two Plates Book Edt"n . cents D ger cover
Rich humur genuine 'rIsh VII 'pnrS- IN every page
HANDY ANDY.
a TALE Of IRISH LIFE
BIZ SAMUEL OVER
Two Plates % cents pnp-r2 Plates ST. baard-clnfh 81 Is
" LIE, fellow with squeeze 81 natural lun vsDte Ia
ruse IT, and lag throws him ln'o convn snn
HECTOR OH ,LLOR An,
AND His MAN MARK ANTONY U'T0OLE.
". II A.XwELL.
TwG Pstf, 9 cent p.ps Plate 81 bsGd-e",h = +
lerv and W.T. LirerpVOl >tRhdird.
q Upwards of 20 eco copies the work, have been
q. D.Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10

y New new Yoik aN'''' '",'F' ''''4"' A'" ''''e
The entertainments under the sole direction Of Mr. MIR
Doors ut Entertainments commence ut
THIS EVENING July TO- the entertainments will commence
with the Grnnd Romantic Ballet called the
REVOLT OF THE HAkEMn
Manohe'' Me-, w. u
Mysouf kopnnny
nns' w neg
2alma a.... Made Pauline e.adns
thlee
0Inn i' nee
Iornh MISS Taylor
Mobiles, Guards. Officers, slaves. &C. &c.
In the first. Audamolsele Vae will dance Pas lie deuN
Epasnol Grand Pas de Deix by Mons. Martin anu Eau
Inc llesJardins
Tickets 50 No postponement account of weather.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT D'ErE.-A, the
Tenrnest al arge number OF ladies ani gentlemen.
Il of these concerts fashionable aud popular m Pars,
will be during the al the Metropolitan
Rooms 54 Broadway, commencing scoop Iucny IN June.
Vocal md instrumental performers oi til. Inst rSperthlty
will be engaged and will be made Ia the
ghes, degree of intellectual and social e4oymeni SucnP
tons for the season. 80 single tickets ~ cents yenrly sub
scrbeN 10 the Metropolitan. Is the season, y cents single
ticket Subscriptions limited Sub>cupOn book open al
So Broadway. By orrer oI the Cominltiee ,
NIL isti SMELLING e. IlSDALE
NJ INSTITUTION FOR THE BlIND.-Thrce CON
GERS Will be N the Chnpe ct the Inst tntion
nn FRIDAY. l2 h. 18Th nnd 26l INST, at p
NJ he Organ, recently tnish- 10y Mr. Thomas Hall,
will b. conducted OF the POT that Instrument
wh1 kindly pr,red their services Is also by severn OF
the ru,is who rutcIor's on It.
The Band. composed nj twelve pupils. will execute evern
pieces and the Snlns vocal md instrumental we'll
Gus nnthems will be sung by tn Pupils ii the choir.
charge of will b. mude for admission
on these occasions the proceeds To all tn scai department.
Prngrnmnes III re furnished nj the Institution.
iyl0 is TO- II. 12. Il. -. Il. "a, y. -.