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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

WEATHER, Caors, &c.--This part of lie Stare is
now Suffering from drou,n. There has been less
tnan two inches of rain since the month came in
and only one irh Of an inch in three weeks. This
has been favorable 10 The inguiherng Of the WHEAT
crop, hut not for corn, potatoes, gardens and pas
;ures. New wheat brgins 10 come 10 market, and
sells for 81 cents The grain is we'll i!lcd and iinc
and the crop in this county is undoubtedly large
one. Barley ami Oats have done we'll. Hay is
hardly an average crop, though the deficiency is not
serious. Corn has been backward and though il is
doing pretty well now, will no, be middng =
The drouth should think would affect The pola-
toes. [Syracuse Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
II SEQ Last Page.
Arrived.

Pncke; ship Stenten Whitney, Thompson from Liverpool.
June - mCsc "a X Kermit.
ncke; ship YORKSHIRE. Bailey, from Liverpool. % OF July.
with mz Z. II. Mnrshni Sailed IN company with the
ships Ohio Trenton nrd ute for .,fOrs. The Yorkshire
hs, had very fair dua= The snyage. which tine
she ha, Ind reefin tOpsa Slwno Saturday a.
showing white lag red border. " IN the center, supposed
be the Wulserh bngnd eastward same day exchrflse
signals with the lurnct jesse bound eastward
Tuesday l9h. .a SO g, Ion a3 10. exchanged srEn wh me
Ion 80 g. exchanged signals with nm American ~hnc snip
standing f. showing red signals: wn the letter NJ m the
ni the irt and IN the cafe "i the second Sn,u
day 9TH lat y r. lon 81 exchanged signals with ship LIZ
nora, bound eastward wednesday, ISL lat 4J2 Ion ~ ~
exchanged gnuls with an American ship supposed 10 be Inc
Mic bound westward Same day exchanged signals WIN
the British bark WheImna bound e'l'Wnu. Saine uny' o
changed signals wth TIE British brig JOIN ana MarT bjuna
Ship Ne Johnston from Liverpool June l9 ndse to VIII
S6p 9rsna Urqul,a.i from IIavre June r. mdsc to
shin Mary Frnnces Hubbard ds I'm Charleston cotton to
S.urces Il C.enrmgn. ,,.,o- I'D 49,. >,
Brig LIcweiyn. Randall Ii Us I'M a. susu' ~
is brig Minerva. BngGy. Il ds i'm St KITS IN ballast to II
RI brir Virgin Lass Doyle lids from llarbor Grace NF.
ballast To- Dunscomb l. Beckwlth. ,
Rrp iInrti Cuts Ii day. ror Port MI Prince cniec to
Rossire s, Left schr Merchant Green ioi NforS sGne
day; bgs Con lnron Sheppard wts irt' James Marble
ch ni, Tciiair Burns from Demernrn. win MnynGuez,
ii dS sugar to ) Mitchell The Captain states TINT nj
jenernra and the Wndward Islands ueIe Is a plentiful sup
ply of American Provisions, for which te'e Is limited de
ls;tS Schr Pacific. @ NIurch 5ds I'm Norfolk. stones
Schr Caroline Baker, Sweet. I'm Philadelphia mdse 10
McCreHdy. ,,,., . l. e. yi;, c,;, g.
Schr VIM II Gibbons, Warren. I'm Folly Landing corn to II
IlevenS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

An EXCITING INclDESr.-As the trains OF cars
for Philade phia were leaving the Canton Depot,
Baltimore, on Tuesday morning, Mr.. Dufy, the
chiei engseer, hs eyes along the under part oil
the cars, is his custom, to see that all was night
In dang so he was surprised TO see the form OF
boy about twelve years oi age slowed a'saY on The
top OF the lever connected ~ith the break ct ono OF
the cars lie mmedelel, called on the conductor
10 stop, but he was not heard, and The train was
soon in progress oh It's route 10 Philadelphia Know
ing thut the boy would be crushed 10 death the first
time the break was used, it certainly would have
been before they reached Phadeiphia, he inImedi-
aiely Jumped on Il locomotive that WAS g fired up,
and in few finuIcs III pursuit, urging his iron
horse 10 lie uimos; speed 10 oseriakc The tram He
caue upto them q. Stemm-r's Run, nlIr mites trnni
Baltimore, where he recognized the boy standing -
the road alongside the train, waiting for them ID
star; again, in order 10 resume Jas frrner position.
Il II miracle tia, The brake which he Il
ting not used when they stopped, as, IL II had.
his death would have been inevitable. Mr.. Daily
took him On his locomotive aud brought him back
Baltimore, but he refused 20 give his nn:nr mere
" stating than he wanted 10 go 10 Philadelphia Zoo
I:uch praise be awarded Mr. DUiiy !s: his
presence OF riiud - well as humanity il promptly
pursuing the course he did [Phii Ledger
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

STOCK OF GOODS AND TRADE FOR SALE.-A
- WE'LL SELECTED STOCK OF FANCY GOODS
Combs brushes Cutlery. Perimey, &c in good order and
liberal terms Ihsestablimen has good share of trade
which be easily increased The present owner saycs 1t
nj lC3 Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

Grs- Water Curc.-J. Shew. n. d. nm author on wa
ter Cure S Fourths broadway regarding The system
by far the most RATIONAL efficient and safest IN oil diseases
practices neutrality-suspicious. drugs of dnv knd. Dr >.
mixing arrangements to open establishment m wch
carry ou, the system more fully The advised enti
IL 7l.2 3mt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

THE DOOM.
TaHy thou till come"
HAVE YOU READ
THE WANDERING JEW.
BY EUGENE SUE.
Author Of " Mysteries of Paus'' AIaiItc. &c.
Translated iTom the French,
HENRY WILLIAM HERBERT
Author OF :" Marmaduke Wyv!." "Crom=ell.' &c &c.
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have enjoyed this exquisite pleasure to be without exception
the
GREATEST ROMANCE OF THE ACE
by the lring novelist, 1t published from the
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No. II.
VIII be ready
THIS MORNING
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TIE WANDERING JEW HIMSELF
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in that graphic style of wHic the great Sue himself he sole
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

The excess ofreceipts over the Western Railroad
the week. compared with the same week oil previous
year. enormous. exceeding the san:une expectations
Of ITS friends The for the aHt nee weeks upwards Of
sg2-o0
The following are the receipts over the Western
Rn;irbod Tor The week ending July q:
Fr.s.Pfsi.; Fs.P e
ESc;s; IN favor Of iii
he receipts over Reading Road are also increasing
Business on the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Tor the week ending July q, 1874
Trycl fci-f:s &c .3l3 %
tog tFagsm'rI tons. 10 s.s G2
fcevioul!Y this yert %, 90 o -,
1mohnt Of oa nspoed last year. to July g.. sio II
increl.e ;hs year a. II
The cijI'us of bridgeport Connecticut, held
meeting M"any afternoon to take Gctiol IN relation
To thief City inu' hrcsoIua7 offered laying tax. 1y
anc before he ,s, DAY OF September next which
adopted iy neatly The IL al:nlr'ed.
WI yield between seventy and eighty thousand dolars-a
mn'e than .uilici.n, n all thai IS nos due.
There have b cn no dc'alcn,ions, except Bar
tows III any o ie Albany Banks. isw1s slioVO from te
Con,mercin of Aib-ny.
which has been chartered about fifty yens Six ct the Banks
chartered and onc-thc Albany Exchange
an-s under the General Banking Law. The charter that
rt expires that Of the Coumeica which terminates i:
the State Bank. 81 the Mechanics & Farmers
~ the Canal Bank 81 the Bank Of Albany N and the
Cl'v Bank in "a.
The following sales of Stocks were made at Bos-
ton yesterday:
atthe t.oker Bosrl-IoO dividends Boston Co 4s-IoO
.harcs do lo-c9 do Sin. 10 = iIuN Wor H. 7-0 Bost
4 Main 4 'O;-2n teafng hiw 2i-50 90 btw 2i34a25
s DO fm z-5j do .' SIM z-S do sn SIM - s-s5 S-.i
4 Ma i s ! PG B. Lowell R s 81 ct gdvI do Bos
Granite Bk. Se5 p! sh-25 : Bank. 9s pJ sh.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

u The sum Of s. 200 has been collected from
the citizens Of ST. Louis, 10 aid the sufferers by Tie
food. The City Council appropriated $1,000 for
the same purposc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

r-5- Notice-The United Society of Iourncymen Boot
Mixers of New York, nre hereby informed that an rNi
Meeting will be held Mo9d1y aernoo AVE \, om rd u" Eli
rnbeth SIS where your punctun attendance requeseh OH
business o' '''''''''''' JOHN SCoLLAN. Prest
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
DT- 5th Congressional Distrlct.
Rally round the Standard.
The Busle sounds 10 victory.
Our principles are inscribed on our Banner.
Our colors ute nailed to the Hin=t

Our principles inscribed on our banner
Our colors ure nailed to the mu-.
For
CLAY AND FRELINGHUYSEN.
All those who are in favor of
H. Protection American Industry
n- Just distribution among the States of the Proceeds OF
The Sales Of the Public Lands.
nc National Currency.
Us- Reirenchment and Reform. and
u5- TERM.
Are invited to attend ,
or The Henry Clay Clubs o the Eighth. Ninth and
Fourteenth Wards Tuesday Evening 9Th INST a o'clock
Graud.street in front OF Broadway House. several cn-
cuishet Speakers will address the Meeting
The Ashland Musical Asochton ana the Glee Club OF the
18th Ward will enl.cn The Meeting by singing number OF
spirited Songs aud ChOruses from the Lays Of Ashland Sc
The 9Th Ward Clay Club viii meet at the Howard Hon.e ~
O'clock and proceed the Head Quarters Of the th w ard
Club NO 90 street, from thence TO the l4th "nd where
the meeting will be held.
The Clay Club Associations OF the several Nafos
are respectfully invited to attend
JOHN T. ALLEN. Prest. l4th Ward Clay
WILLIAM II. SWEET, o;h Clubs
MARSHALL Q. ROBERTS. 9Th
eul
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
srAnrMrsr of the condition of the Bank of New
N,,.t
srles Of Rea! Estate AT Auction. August l.

BY A. j. Bleecker & Co.
The house md lot on the y + corner of Greenwich and
Christopher the homestead 0he late Amos 81 5
House anh lot Known No 502 Hudson $40
do do O7 do ...... 4.3O
DO n w corner of the Bowcry and Pell st...l5,l ,l50
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
philadelphia Cattle Market. july 81.

108I Cattle NTved W. b'V rom fehsyyHnla 3s tIIEE.
npd I25 .dnnr 30 PennSy Cutie driven TO Newf OK
Market also i6 Virginia Of fine quality Sales were
made 10 our butchers at lextra DC, und few very Inc
ri,niiry sold at J4c-sales duh.
Cnws and ayes--.99 in market. Sales ut S7 "a exra
saI a so Springe,s. IL 1S-Dy Cows lO. CniyeS-on
foot 22 So extra 80. Live weight the Schuy kl 5.
50b375 -,
IioGs-4sO ofercd-saes nj AZ a. "a ,,,
s>.ru
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
There is nothing doing in Exchanges,
Rates of discount ON Bank Notes a, So Wall: st
We quote Specie as follows:


Connecticut Bank Commissioners has nude The following re-
port IN relation to the Stamford Bunk defc9;ion
On account various reports aud contradictory rumors ela-
stamford Bank Mr. happe,i liza, devoted hrs whole
time tie week examining INTO IFS affairs very lnly-
commencing the !Ga amount q" notes pro-
cured the institution signed and not sgnes, which amount
ed 10 i3 dollars n which, there not sisned 'bp dol
lars making The bank accountable for ~ do'n less those
burned nn destroyed at "a 80 dollars, and leav
lnc the accountable for 3 S donrs. which appears -
the ceb, of the he edser. aud correct lie
then Ec, examination OF bills ecevsbe and al
other assets references being had at the same time Ia al the
hAhlss nf the Bank and this he assisted by the
sent Cashier II very qurk and Intelligent man. who very
chenrlu.y rendered his aid everything required Al The
cse OF the examination, the deficiency Appeared TO he s2
e 81 irst veln. he account o the Agency oi New York.
X II. & d oath instant ncu,iye-ile account OF the
Folk Bank being nreyIousiy receiye less varios items la
nopled Ia The deficiency namcd ah"v. shy SAB q nnd
enyn. nett loss the Bank of SCI 4l "A cents. When
nnd by wha; occurred all this o,s u mI.;s,Se
On Ma" lh. i3 the former cashier dets the
Suffolk nnk with 5000 and he 3lst al Aug lei3, the
.ne bank charged with s2g0 and the 18TH OF hinrci
lSii with S20J0 draft X. K. Il Il neither oi
which sums are found Ike credit al the Stamford Bank ~
The accounts received the Suio'k Bank do h r. Il
b. curge the stamford Bank with said OOO dollars The de
cencipS appear u he Us follows.
For discounted b's say.'...... M 40
New York Agency IL. Il. x &B...............8.s''.'4
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
Below.
Sailed
SDOkcn, &C..

Shin, Europe for Liverpool Baltimore, for avre ii Allen
70, Charleston. Bark Neptune. Quebec;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
DIT Mutual Life Insurance CompsSny InpI an yyoS'b oh
III I'm Totnl Lives insured. ..ol

U- Graham House, G3 Bnrc!ay.-Citi-ens or
transient waters desiring quiet hcme where rea Iempcf
snce diet is proered he consisting of Vegetables Fruits.
&c s,hcu, s,imuiants flesh meats, invited TO Fnironze
this house Term, moderate, Shower baths free.
Ii R.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

u Cotton Canvas, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DICK, LIGHT RAVENS lo NJ BOAT Q y rs, SAILS i
PfR FEI1'ISGS. = 10 7s inches wide BACGING. plain
and twle, z and a neh. Also. Grrn ard Meal Bass. ~
ane O's"'B BRiSCKERHoFF. Sh,f FOX & POLHEMGs.
yTf6ua e Beaver st.eet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
Ma dear AIs. Jones, your grateful friend. .,

Delicious angelic ard beautiful women whose features.
sin and faces dsrursd by age dseaye or exposure
tn return Their gnlrude 10 ,he lLnona yeh'9! oi the
ernpiions nlt rheu scurvy erysiens. botches tan
burn OF any Disagreement Of The SKIN Give single nnl-
you rrgrc, H. at ena n you wos like clear. heathy.
benui,in which can haTe ey usns CAKE OF
gle So Chatbnm Sa3 broadway; New York laS Fulton
st Brooklyn SSnie Boston, Ledger Buildings. Phlnde!
phiR: and Peaie. Broadway. Albany.
Reader beware ofcounterets Mind get none but Jones
Soap Take cure look out for ssindiers. y 81 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
Brighton Cattle Market. July y

At Market $40 Reef Cattle 200 Sheep and $50 SWINE
PRIcEs-BEEF CATTLE-Prices advanced trile: tNIa
S. quality 81 second quality 81 80 third quality S3 Gu
sHsEr-Iambs from 81 25 to So old Sheep from 81 70 to
Sw1sn-Lots to pcdde 4c half B.uows. Small lots. Sc
lcc;ed, a.; Il SC. At retail from Al o6c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

uly 3l,t of Nantucket Shoals passed ship Adirondack Int
"a g. onc IS spoke ship Evsrland OF and I'm bremen 'oi p
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

Hh 4. JENNINGS n 20.
DRAPe,RS AND IA IL . RS,
I. '.pO3TERs or
CLOTHS. Ca SiMcRES, VESTINGS,
faacv Iress articles, &c.
40. Q;l BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL,
OPPOSITE TIE FOUNTAIN,
h:e prepared Hh eyen yo azSonc"' oi New Goods or
saTin; and Sur wear. comprising
C!.OTGiS. CASHIER Is VESrlNG5. DGILLlNGS. SC.
And scct call from C and StranIers. under the as
rance eir prices viii be ound u offer greater induce
ihan held out bg other establishment 'aharS
garments of the = stY.e and quality
They soul comeat tho attention ol Travellers tho ne"
:. yio o. Ready made ,r :,
roR SPRING & sUsnGH WEAK,
Ecing nude particularly light ani well adapted for Travelling
pJl9uscs ,7en heavy garment ,ud cumGsrsome q
VITA u 'nrgs assortment of
TRAVELLING fROCHS,
D'OGSAY&. SACKS. DRESS AAD fnOCK COATS.
pAHTAIO0SS K : ESiS.
mt .s.f Fancy Jrc-s Articles N .reA Variety.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
NEW EXCHANGE HOTEL,
90 Co7,rIln nbt-St y.


CARR Il WILDER having taken the ab0sc Establishment
~ up the latest style. beg eavc ti uaTn
their iricnd and ell persons v>li: TIE CITY. TINT eJ are
novy prepared u :ecrive them ev'y
comnuation winch they may ask. Bo,n oi t!e above pip
peos have been long tvonty known Ia the puo' -
Motel keeper. themselves wlcii cy
trust will always be sustained by heH Their servants aud
attendants very and nothing shall be wanted %"
lielr paIt rend, the oil tangerS 10 e house ngrerh
bic and cDiortabe their tables vii be filled w tie bet
ueS md vegetables the markets of tins city afp' he
wines aud liquors OF the best quality und prices moderate
The prce oil Board per day
- ~ Der week 81 ~
~ B-At other hOtes Broadway the pi:ce pcfday !w0
dollars and this hotel 'lc ui boaGway Grd n
'''' ''''''| 1''O H. X. CARR.
NJ 2,i,Dx3nW a. WILDER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
Commcrcia. ana nsonoy Matters.

~ For Commercial and Money Matters. Last Page.
THURSDAY. p. NJ.
The Stock Market took an upward turn 10 day,
the predictions the bears Of expectation OF Specie having
proved again false.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
Tuos DAxER, Secretary. NJ
c.,,. oT Tc n, n.rincc-FrnnkIin Div

PRISONS of Tc cmperance-Frank I'M DE Divl-
sion No. 6The Members ofthS Division are Ieaiestea @
Mondny August 5;h. Fare for the Trip 33s cents ne
Seamnn south America will save the foot OF Rutgers street
bec clock. and the oi oi spring street. Huui
e, III. 5P,. a. ~" ~ CHAS. A. FOCKE. r. S.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
THE

THE
LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
No, Ii7-June, 1S41,
CONTENTS:
L. Cbildren's Books.
H. Shuitlewurth's rhonlcs
iii Forbess Travels through The Alps.
w.. Life OF Lord Eldon.
V..Kebecca,
VI. Schism in the Pnpacy.
VII. illustrated Publications.
VIl.. .Ihe Amber Witch.
IN. Railway Legislation
RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE for July. being the fir''
No Of u new volume. Price 50 yenr.
IN PRESS,
And will he published in few days. - -,
THE FOREIGN QUARTERLY for July and TIE Ed
INBURGll REVIEW l0r Juy.
Price OF London. EdEbursh Foreign and Westminster
cryiew, So ycur Buc4HYood the tour Reviews. SlO
L. SCOTT K 90. Publishers,
II. LIZ Fulton Il. near NasSau
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

FlRE-DEsrRucfIo OF THE "sTAMFoRD ADVo-
CAT. OyrlcE," AND w. E. B!ssELL's DRUG STORE
w. are Indebted to the Stamford, CT. Democratic
Banner of yesterday fora slip containing the follow
ing particulars
'rhe citizens OF Stamford Conn. were aroused ;his
morning, ascu, half past O'clock by The alarm oi
fire. which proceeded from the drug store OF hlr. w.
+. Bissell, which was entirely consumed with It's
contents.
The ere, notwithstanding the great exertions OF
our citizens, caught the adjoining building, which
contained the Office Of the Stamford Advocate, and
in few moments wTapt in flames. a small
norlion of the Type were saved.
The building occupied by Mr. Baker, es Boot
and Shoe S,ore was also much damaged.
Mr.. w. L. Bissell's stock Of goods is estimated
., s3 300 $4,000 of which is insured in the ftna
Insurance Office, Hartford.
The Office OF the Advocate, we understand was
Mr.. Peck, who occupied part of the building OF
,be Advocate, as q Grocery store, sustained much
Mr. WIN. +. Minor also sustained loss ofup-
wards Of $50. - M.
was insured $1,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
CoNsrocg's CoMPousp FLUID EXTRACT OF SARsAPA
of the blood and for oil Diseases

COMSTOCK'S COMPOUND FLUID ENTRACT OF SAKSAPA
RILLA-tur of the blood and cure for oil diseases
ARISING from u Genraved state of the system, VIZ
Scrofula and lceruiions oil Mercural Affections.
the throut or less Syphilis IN its worst form.
Erp,iors nr The Skin Affections of the Glands.
General Debility, Bilious Diseases.
Chronic Rheumatism. Chrome sore Eyes.
Liver A Elections. Stubborn Ulcers.
All PimpIes Sores andTreak II Ass greatly improves and
in:s out upon the Face per beauties the Complexion.
nnnenty erudicaed by its use
The great virtues of SaDaparla esioer of purity TO the
blood and its extensive the medicinal prnctce renders
an object OF importance 10 preparation OF It Of
standard strength; and more highly concentrated than those
now in se This superior Fluid Extract the puprelo
offer 10 the public and wish have it Judged only according
Thus far It has met with uneIampled success
and been the cause relieving vast OF suffering. It's
effects are mild although II operates upon md
nerve system an tends TO free from every symptom OF
Gsense
per Bottle per dozen and warranted superior TO sold
ntE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

THE rLEs-Ths complaint people sufe: 10 run on from
thereby causing thousands pain and
inconvenience nud stubborn and difficult TO cure. Hays
lnmant warranted TO cse-no m1tter how hnd or
old or The money refunded Who then will suffer None but
the preuGccd Sold ut Comstock s. Cos q Cour!:nd St
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

nry- The Second Anniversary OF me inue-
pendent Order .f ecabiies. on the ~ "i auSusl;
the II Anniversary othc Order This Day the :. OF Aug
and iuve accordingly appointed different committees MT , or line
The Committee have al p'ed the following Gf1samme 9s Ine
ns. abe s Grand Saa who will be executed the
i The tents will meet their respective Halls at hnf fpast
ST. John, PARK and tnke position ihe lett Of the District
c f,med hy ihe district moving To The e dawn Vurick
sch ,lrer thence HUI on. lp CanHl down Bfondway
thr"ugh Fulton Nassau thence 10 Chaiham up the BoMe
To- Third Ayenu" ard down Eighth street to he west gate oi
ompkn sauuTe winch place he body w be be- dspG,ed & Oy
exercise, llihen take place;
a-Praycr by Rev. Charles J. Hopkins
3-sllsic by the Band: It,
5-ora,oS by Jane. Burns, ESQ.
G-Nu,ic by the Band. -
7-GEnd Chou, BY the whole assembly. "The reeto laers
coming.
The Whole body will move from the ground endcr direction
o the Grand Aursia u2 Eighth street 70 The bowey thence
Union Park md will be dismissed the Tents moving to
The invited guests will be received their hou
she Ad appointed by the Tents md these appointed hy the
Grand Mat.ln will report themselves at his office, ID Centre
tree on Wednesday afternoon o'clock receive orders
aud to be detailed Tor special au,y rthgA laH The aids will
by the City Hal! clock und execute their move
N B, The Committee appointed By, the Tents will report
o;ders. -, HOWARD :: sCHENCK.
a. It, WAY IASkETr. Grand Marshal.
D5- LIN Faycue Tent 30. 3. I. o. OF R.-'rhe
Members TINS Tent hereby notified To- at the Tent
Room ln3 owery with Regaln 1T O'clock, p NJ. Of FRI
day. Aug helng the second Anniversary o the o. of x.
order into line with the other Tents which meet ut
the above Hail. preparatory proceeding tile
devious St Johns Park The Brethren quesud To be
attendance at the hour appointed Old La Fayete must
make strong demonstration upon this important occasion
therefore, expected that Brethren, laying aside nl other
siera'on Will unite IN celrbTatlnT IN suitable manne the
Second Anniversary 0' our Oe'0'sS ~ + REILLY c.
d. Galloway augl 2tt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

MARY QUEEN or ScoTs-Who OF our fair readers has not
read the melancholy history of the unfortunate Mary Queen
of Scots Her wQndroas beauty has been the theme Of no
us hourho!d words She possessed OF stature
bordering upon the estc yet restrained within The hints OF
feminine beauty figure she would seem TO have enbcded
oil urdent mnginings OF human lovriiness 1cr
clear and briidnt complexion nhieh the rosedfe fhsh
pouh enhanced transparent IirRess 0 her shin. nds
rendered enchanting bU the tuIuriant ,reises lsi
rhich neck and shoulders surrounded Indeed
was surms- that the lovely lady the fortunate posseo
by which heT natural benut'es were heightened
into requpo produce skin fair and entirely tree
from bcmi.h There but little doubt ,hn such the
case the surprising qualities OF DI: Felix Gourauds
Italian .Neiicdsd Soap have become so fully known II
now thanks Dr. G. all uncommon 10 meet hundred
ladies IL, mornings stroll. with compilations equally as fair
and enrhag,ins md every worthy the praise OF the
,ruubadour us that of MARY or SCOTLAND
NO Beware OF counte;eS and. therefore purchase oEy e
so cents y cnkc jy3 zteod