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For, tho London and Paris Ladies Magazine fFason
EashfOnS for July,

F1ounces are very generally worn, and on oar ar
ege dresses they are often made very deep sun
redinpofes are ornamented with rucaeS o'a'A \
lace is more used than ever on summer dresso,
sometimes three and four flounces OF lace he"''.
cover the skirt. CorScgeS for morning weai =. :
usually high but open in front; some a t ..'.,
med round the top with bouiiion OF '@e"e' Vi
cola rererS.
Scollops are much in fashion, and are inuoouc
ed on every thing not only on Articles Vi N"s
but also for the trimmings OF SILK or o'hcr iiia'c
rial; hounces for silk or 6arege dresses are ei'lei
scoll,red mr. edged with narrow fringe or gimp
f,rn,;no scollop. The half long sleeves, with
t;pbt under ones, continue very iashenaoie u'-
der ones of black lace are also worn; the upper
ones are sometimes So followed out IN front as 10
apocar short, but droop behind. The victoria
sleeves are formed of alternate bands oil lh,c' I"
lace and work on the upper part oil INC Si.o'I
from the wrist to the armholc; the TWO e"sc u
tho inlet are trimmed with narrow lace, put OH
full. c,sh
Ooen and fancy STRAW bonnets are very ,ssh-
ionahle, ornamented with bouquets OF feid now
ers. wrea,hs of ivy. wheat ears lntermlSeo WIFI
corn flowers, and trimmed with PGfHe riooon H.
scr, with the color of the flowers Lace also
con,pues 10 be much used on bonnets. Green Is
q very fashionable color mcrd6outes and SduteS
are shaded in this color, and look very well on
ooilles de rig. with ra@e ribbon shaded and
brooches CGpctes composed entirely OF lace arc
lined with blue or pink gauze. ornameDted with
field daisies of ivy Grape bonne's are very much
worn. and, as well as tulle. are made III every
color; macy white Grape onnneis arc hned win
pink OF blue Grape and trimmed with o'diS OF
lace.
The Maltese scarf is much approved, made
either of silk, lace, tule or embroidered muslin
trimmed with lace; the pdrdeSSuS MarqulSc IS
made of taffctas with sleeves and pelerine. Back
lace shawls China grapes richly embroidened and
barege shawls also embroidered are fashionable;
and scaris of every variety, from gauzc TO cache
mire, which latter are in high favor at this mo-
ment.
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NEw-nGIEANs CorrON sTATEMENr
Markets.. Carefully rcDOrted for The Tribune

ASHES The transactions large md Pots are steady
ut t6 The sales TO day about $40 barrels at thnt rue
Pen the saes uFe 4OO barrels at 81 to lo Closing du
CGIffoN-There is fair shipping demand to-day. md
per be- hsiuret-e steamer arrived. The sas are
ap ES bqes Giy Cpand md fm ds;,,o inou,v for
the t1si md some or ENGLAND at low rates .sie q 6GO
orion the parcel, ef,rr noticed "r export Of about
OF bnrres IN, gone ON first hands Gene quote 81 =
are very light ind considerable sales making from
SHE of 200 borr- North kyer Flour va, mad ut l2
45S; chmnnd Cfy 60 snes so saHe, sour southern
~ Rs pn %! IN e m sue; sey % 's'iSI
2t2Ls ship iufls 8. cents. >,
bs vss nj y. ZONE nsr all Ie " pEuy @ Corn
export 900 bushels Vrslaa sold at AK cents weigh,
$50 do damaged &C cent. weight small sale Rye aoe
Se dull na' Inrr s plenty In6 ID
WHIsKY-iNe notice sales new. all received. about go
HY-hc supplies continue small and the mnrse, steady
TALLOlv-lhcfe IS good demand for prime and va no
tire s'e OF about 5000 lbs nj cts for Inferior 10 cts oF
pEswe notice sale Of 400 Baenos AyIcs s4a Il at at
s HSG" md 50 G Vera q C gi at dis o M 3D. pei ~
NAVAL I0RES-W sales OF 100 bbls Spirits Tur-
Dti'I- = 1e lie there no Crude Whale the malks,
n,eqd TGs inactive at i for English and Dutch
BoNEIhe operations ne fonsdea dnd 81 , = far y
Wes, and a. AZ ior South Sea The asking price Is now
SEED-A few small sales Clover have been made at -
c. ana small parcel refined Timothy. at sllW TN Tues
day believe lot al 10 hbls. was sod al 50 per Dbl.
pROVlSIONS-Ihe sales Of Pork still LARGE. and the
market for Prime very firm About 900 bhs have been iN n
nj 81 - 81, for Prime. and SIS IS Tor Mes cosine
with buyers 81. Tor Prime. and al 10 Tor Mess ne
se> vIrhn the days believed TO have been upward
of . eco bills The marker for Beef steady With lar sales
About b have been sold 50 81 for Mes. ana So :,
Tor ountry Prime. Tho TRANSACTION. ~ Lard ne large ana
embrace 800 hbls sd DC. and 100 kegs al o4c
sn ii Beef Hams made a, %. and about 10 ilerces
Shoulders dry at go sac. Butter and Chees. nre WITH
ont an.e The iollOwn. statement at the fOrk ahe or
st furnished by gentleman who understands the subject
STATEMENT Of PORK rceirci IN the CtJ ~ ~ orS an 1871
Received VIA Sew-oeaiS 90
Reviewed Enc Canal ls.Ge1
Amour, pnck in Newly ork called Duchess County go
Amount OF last years Pork. lUVvV
-''-0o $4,000
Entire amount now hand the Inspectors yard IN - ~
New York and BROOKLYN. .o.Oev
Showing consumption and export present time.. la, eco
| Rrce,rei IN Boston m si4 go ooo
Via Canal and Knilfoad, and put by pack ,ooc,
CTS 10 Boston, IOIeV
Amt now on hand in the Boston Market.... DUO
Showing n consumption md export. g cVo
Total export and consumption Of both cities oil DDS -VVo
Leaving stock New soSo ,oo mn
- Boston. Ao'Nv,Iicv,ruV
Which shows less number of bbs IN bosh cites than there was
| III 1873 al the same penod-
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Surin~,

We know not who is the author Of the follow
ing, but it is exqusitcly beautiful:
In all climates spring is beautiful. In the
South it is intoxicating, and sets poet beslce
himself The birds begin to sing; they utter
few rapturous notes, and then wait for an answer
in the silent WOODS. Those green coated musi-
clans, the frogs, make holiday in the ncighhor-
ing marshes. They too, belong to the orchestra
of Nature, whose vast thcater is again opened,
though the doors have been so long boiled with
icicles, and scenery hung with snow and lrostke
cobwebs. This is the prelude which announces
the rising Of the broad green curtain. Already
the grass shoots forth. The waters leap with
thrilling pulse through the veins of the earth, the
sap through the veins of the plants and trees and
the blood through the veins of man. What
thrill of delight in spring time. What Joy IN
being and moving. Men are at work in gardens,
and in the cir there is odor Of the fresh EARTH
The leaf buds begin to swell and blush The
white bios SONS ofihe cherry hang upon the boughs
Ike snow flakes, and ere long our next door
neghbors will be completely hidden from US by
the dense green foliage. The May flowers open
their soft blue eyes, Children are let loose in the
fields and gardens. They hold butter cups under
each others chins to see if they love butter
And the little girls adorn themselves with chains
and curs of dandelions; pull out the yellow leaves
to see if the schoolboy loves them, and blow the
down from the eafess strike to find out if their
mothers want them at home. And at night so
coudless and SO still Not a voice Of living
thing, not whisper OF leaf or waving bough, not
breath of wind, not sound upon the earth or
in the air. And over head bends the blue sky,
dewy and soft, and radiant with innumerable stars
like the inverted bell of some blue flower, sprin-
kled with golden dust and breathing fragrance.
Or if the heavens are overcast, it is no wild storm
of wind and rain, but clouds that melt and fail in
showers. One does not wish to sleep, but lies
awake to hear the pleasant sound of the dropping
rain.
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III Fl },

On Friday 18th, ELIZABETH. wife OF John Lnsted' ased
The friends Of the inmiy and members OF Covenant Lodge
l. o of f. and of the Order IN cere ra NJ. invited Ia attend
her funeral on sunday the 2ist. III ociock T. NJ iron a.
Hamilton ST. AZ,
SwtFr cUnsort the late Amos 4. swift nged "a years
The friends of the deceased and tn.se OF her 0ntef CaeD
Ring hmm and sister eura OF the inmy esneray
vited the neT this ternon ut hail patl cloch
from her hate residence. NJ. 20 Bank st. - re-,
Yeserdny morning. ALoszo. Of John p and Eliza
Ware. rged years and months.
The friends the inmy respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral Saturday afternoon at CLOCK from No ~
Alurt ST. :, T. =, 80. -o,,-o.. CON .,
Alfred and Iunnn, Hail. aged moutii' nid days -
Departed lie Friday monlnz the fil INST the i.ev.
Charles Doughty Pastor OF the Second S"ciet ct The New
jerusalem city OF New York IN The sixty Whist year oil
hl, uce. .e ~, -.
The relative. and friends o the family respectfully nv
ted To his funeral Sunday afternoon next at CLOCK
trnm his u,e residence No a Howard =. New fOrk
On Thursday eyenlg 18th inst. JoHS j. naht son o! john
r. b. Maxwell.
Iuy Ist, after short but illness JOIN ROONEY in
his 18th year. -, 49,,
OF her uge -,
AT New London. c. July 18th, SOPHIA NITcHIE infant
daughter Of Geo. HuIlbut.
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TIEE .JUNIUS TRACTS.

o. The price per 1909 copies Of the fist FIoHr NUMBERS
ofthese Tracts a, the Publication Office. s5 Of No IN
SO per lC00 X $40 per l The Entire Series. bound in
paper without increase Of price. can be had it ordered
~ These little pamphlets working infinite good to
the WING cause md observe with pleasure that they have
become the Standard Publications. in our party.
lSew-OTleans Bee.
Published by GREELEY Il McELRATH. Tribune Office,
1sO Nssau street New orkby whom orders will be prompt
" executed Tor any part ofthe Union.
Nen- York .Jgly, 1874. lyli laws
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. 80. Before Judge DAILY
InuN ORkRIEuEEEK ". ALBEIT ] SMLrH=
POLICE OFFICE.

As the Police Office is UNDERGOING thorough
cleaning. the Police Court removed. until Tuesday next
the Court of Sessions Chamber much better situation for
than that usually occupied for ,hnt purpose.
BURGLARiEs.-On The Goth of June. j. Ohm Slyers
bok into the of D. NJ Puyser. No 2G Broadway and
sole about $500 worth oil ewey. fancy good. On the
22d Of June he also broke into The fancy store o L. Schee
No rs Broadway and stole about Sl0O worth Of goods
Officers Deiston. Dnker and Stanton have ARRESTED Shyers
and recovered of the goods stolen mt the latter burglary
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COME RIGHT .aLONG.r

"CO-IE RIGHT .4LONG."
ct Twelfth Ward Dsmocraf,c W hi$ Clay
evening July g. La Fnyee Hall, 3n and la3-sf.
Harlem mud viii b. addressed by the ce!enled Ponchksene
blacksmith. MI Van Wagner the subject Of Protection To
Home Industry other leading question. affecting the inter
est oth Mernncs md nhorn= all OF whom ure re-
'pe''''"' NJ. HOPPER MOTT. President.
MAEcFLLus ELLIS Vice Presidents
C.s. CARTER, $ crcta.es. ;ra,
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Tribune buildings. New ork

" Hon. JOHN M. CLAYroN's great speech at
Wilmington, indicating the Protective Policy,
the course of Mr.. Clay in the Compromise, and
exposing the course of Mr.. ok on the Tariff
and Mr.. Dallas the Bank question, is now
ready at our counter. Price 81 IS per hundred,
$40 per thousand.
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MARRIED..

On the IS mt By Rev Dr. Patton. Rev. JoHN CRowELL
To Mise Aprr TooKER al at Thu cty; =,
HrSRy A. PATTERSON To Miss ELEASoRS WRIGHT. all OF
Ar Wnhine.on July Ie by Rev. Mr.. Sproe, S; sAMMo,s.
En of NewYork city Mis-. HANNAH MANIA, eldest daugh
Ter of josiah F. Caldwell OF Washington City.
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PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE A Tract by
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THE TARIFF QUESTION IN GERMANY-per 100 "
COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE OFTHE UNITED
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hKENCf. do DO ~
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;an.nDDh hNDCAPITAI.d do. DO. oV
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Orden he addressed IN
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SUPREME COURT, UTICA. July 1.-THE Court
made no progress with the regular calendar, Sc be-
isr the FIRST cause in order. The argument in No.
357 was concluded Cause "a argued, and Nc. -
under argument when the Court adjourned.
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THE PROOFS, THEY Every day adds TO the
popularity und reputation OF 6 'uRAUDS iamo,s lalan
Madame sutton Prlma Donpn, Hl!s leroy Mrs JoIlson,
Gouraud Nedcae Sonu emphatcaly pronounce il the most
delightful emGent sapnnaceous detergent they ever used
Indies prny do cake. Dnnt be afraid because have
been humbucged with perncOus iniutinus. Til" genuine
Cuurauds Soup warrunted Ia chnse all pmples tan
salwne,s roughnes from skins. Buy only nj 81
Walker. street, Isl store from lIrOadMuy l2Q 2 cod
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UPPER POLICE.


JUVENILE BURGLARs.-Three boys, named John
White John Thompson md Jeremiah jackson. arrested
for breaking into Of the houses OF Edwin Forrest in
Twenty second between the Ninth and Tenth Avenues
of tie value OF SIS, which recovered and the bur
committed.
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~ Currencv.-Tur EytI. AND THE EEMrny

Ii.NU /.
A Treatise the Nature Tendency and Consequences
our present Monetary System with pn1 Tor its eectual and
henefcen, ,eiorn published fo the Public nad Auho, by
w II GRAHAM, lO Nasau-sireet. New York Burgess
S,Iinrer ~ Broadway 10. Price 81 per hundred cents
4 cnpy
The ony object OF TIE author benz the Reform
herein proposed tie WORK published ai has and tho pub
lie will only pay prntin. the which they may
1u;re All tTeni OF honest; steady prosperous business and
Of fully employed we rewarded aoT are earre.;y request
e., pd IN extending tie circulation ofth pamphlet
,e1. DIT
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o. SheriT's Jury for. ls]i--lVli meet e,
follows. for the ii taking lEareS;S, and for ral al
Clnim' and such ohe business iany Le brou=h, before
them
il Pane-I, and 81 Mondays and last rdl Of July Is
and 3S-wil meet q o'cors. I. NJ
Is: Panel-st and 81 Mondays ard last Friday OF September
9. 10. md 27--will meet At clock. p. NJ
Isl Panel-la and % Monday. and last Fiay O" November
4. Is tnd 29-vill meet ut ; O'Clock. p VI.
% Panel-s and Monday ard Friday OF August, S, Il
md Sl-wi meet O'Clock r. u.
81 Punel-si and 81 Mondays and last Friday oE October
i and ao-Hlll meet nj o'clock. L VI.
% Panel-s 81 Mondays and last Friday n December
II nna Twill NEE. NJ o'clock. r. NJ.
n Inquest, taken every morning AZ II o'clock. a. NJ e1
cept On the resunr days. WIN. JONES, sheriff.
Dated Juiy 18th, lsii. jyls 81
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D-s- WOMAN is YOUR HUSBAND SUFFERING WITH TIE
RHEUMAT Shrivecd Limbs, Contracted Cords which
renders him helpless and unuble to provide for his family per
hups he be ncedulUis and unwilling any remedy:
but an you that remedy and e.ectual
cure to wit the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Lnamcnt. may
be had at Il Counndt There can be mistake the
effects al those articles. The Elixir being taken internally op
erates directly upon the whole system ind finds why
outwardly removes all the pain. This will any
ordinary OF Rheumatism, Let tie afflicted send forthwith
and procure these articles,
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Brighton Cattle Market. JrLY Is.

n Market. l6j Beel Cnte. IoV See uIiu - '''''t 10
Beef Cattle unsold -, J.,
week about The prices obtained for alike quality
One yoke very and fine. 81 $ extra - 49, INST quality
4 So second aunIIty %. third quality ) 81 az
WORKING urES-Sales a. so, so nnu o.
81 "
SwlSg-Lo,s to pe!de from 4 !sc for Sows. and q
y for Batows small selected Pigs &C. Al retail from 10
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Dl T.IUT.N Z 70 u.
Second Edition viii he ready for purchasers easy
THIS MORNING,
We predict het this will Prove he the greatest Romance
ever issued in the United Sute Every body wall read
matter OF course
The hundreds of thousands of admirers Of the Mysteries
of PARIS will no; be disappointed in their expectations of The
Wanderin. Jew.
cnpia pricd story both porttutnrc of character urd
strength Oi in ngue II romance Ut times, and
wall extent Gu! ghen the fame OF It's author" Tribune.
" Agents requested exercise pl,ence. the demand
il large that cHnnu supply their orders i'll full Frice IS
Il hundred. Fist and only American edition. Address
iy2O j. WINCIlES TER Publisher ~ hnn.si.
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Tng SECRET DrscovERrp-A letter from the delicious
Fanny Lll,ler Den dear and respected SIR nm here d
ccted partly by myself but by my sister enclse the
following order Of . dollar, for your use You ember
when was n. Y starring it. with the dear stupid Yankee
boys teasing with h. stupid yet degtfuj OF
showing resa!d-hink o! beautiful feet my heavenly
ankles my nch legs toh fe) bet a heavenly face
AMI head You the my face with
paint rosy red yet whtey checks neck. how
clear how white how spoc,s. Dear Mr. Jones. have 10
you and cake OF really good Joness ltnhan
Chemical Soap for making my face thus healthy and teuu
iu Hut my old HAIR dry, rusty an us was when
hud used half j., bottle your Ioness Coral HAIR Reora
i've exca med III your language
DelIciou, Ky, soft black ar how beautiful you SEEM
However my Jones' you will please send Us ty the next
psckc dozen OF your Soap and doxen OF your fu
Restorative Tor which the above will pay.
Very, very sincerely yours,
FANNY ELLSLEI.
Now reader you have heard huve read ard rean 'h
can you doubt that by using 0ccnt cake OF ones Soap
and 81 bottle Ionc Coral Hair Restorative you Will are
clear healthy pu,less and beautiful kin aud fine, da'E
clean silky hair The positive Quale oi ench IRE TO cause
this they each bad condition nj present Boih
are sold nj very reasonable prices The OF the
American Eagle. 81 Chatham street. 33 Broadway. ~ "
l39 Fulton street Booklyn; State street, Boston, Ledger
Buildings Philadelphia; and Fease broadway, Albany.
4
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CocKRoAcnrs AND FED BuGs-These Troublesome yer:
Ot the year. abundant, hut
any families with them can Danish them eeclually By
the of SannhUliZs Roach une. We only ask trial O
this article aud lis effect will show lt;cli. Sold only al
81 COunlandtst.
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IL a fnc bend of Har may be insured By using The Balm
of CuuInb been Tor fifteen years nd hns been
duly gaming in popularity. and IS totally unlike tie worth
which abound, md by which many deceived
Lei every gentleman whose hair falling out, procure this
Bail-it i restorative and certain remedy dand
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~ The Tribune will lie regularly served in the Cir
OF PrLAnFLp H on the ARRIVAL Of the cars by leaving tn
same and residence with Zeiber Co. No Ledger Buildings
Price Fifteen Cxs per ses. sinsle copies cents 3aw
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A LETTER FROM PRESIDENT TYLER.-RIr RtPs. July H.,
HN.-Gen. Hebfan-Dear SIT: nm requested 10y - Ia
certain lad, to hive purchased for her New York cakes
at the genuine Jones Italian Chemical soap The nct IS the
he otherwise roy checks. The ether cukes
Rnh aud m,Sc whum the teut al ile has caused
puples mud erup'ions hlea She tells that It cur.
several o and d>6gurment> of the skin The
Island bur General be particular uld
get Jones', Soup Of the Of the American Eagle send the
tore 81 Chatham st 323 Bruudway.
jyl7 2tecd Indeed very faithfully ours, j. I.
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DEAFNESS CuRED.-By the of Dr. McNair's Acoustic
OIL, arc that does full to relief any and
daily periomng some o the most remarkable Sold
only at q Courtlandts 81 Price 81 per flask.
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Circulate the Documents.
THE CLAY TRIBUNE will be sent from
the present time at the following reduced rates

and any larger number at the rate Of $40 per
hundred. cash in advance. We are cut of one
or two of the early numbers in July, hut we will
make up the compliment with earlier numbers.
We intend sending to each subscriber, US
soon as may be, double number containing
the full returns Of the Presidential Election
if we can possibly afford it. Our last regular
number will announce the result.
Friends of CLAY and FRELINGuUYsEH if you
think The Tribune does any good to the cause,
obl'ge rs by helping it to do more
July H. 1874
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VALUABLE FAMILY BOUKo.

CHEAP. CHEAP! CHEAP..
MEMOIR OF THOMAS Mccoy,
With on account Of the
HORRIu FIGHT AT HASTINGS.
And Reflections uccnsirned thereby. Price only Ga.
" Agents and Newsboys supplied Il liberal di.count.
Also,
CASE OF THE SOHERS MUTINY:
DEFEACE OF ALEXANDER sLIDELL MACKENZIE,
Commander Of the L. s brig Somers.
Price only Ga. WA. II. GRAHAM,
II3 Tribune Office, l5Q Nassau It
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Commercial and Money Matters.

W For Cori@sreid and Money Matters. Las, Page
FRIDAY P. NJ.
he Stock market was not firm, bu, the changes
wee un:mpor,ani.
The Exchange market is rather dull the demand
being quite light Sterling 9n 9ls Fnncs 27Jz 25i.
Rates OF discount on Bank Notes nj 81 Wall st:
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Passengers Arrived

IN the ship .Ne-Grk from Scrasuai-Rev j X fleIdfck
and Indy ; flendck md lady Ayrs' lady and Ghlien
servant: Miss Ralph. Mis- CowDer. j. MIS- Bn:.hnw,
Sanlsbury, F Wright. " Charlton. 7 shnk9'ster
VIM Bragg Edward Russell Charles J McNeIli WIN Al
SOP T FOwle K Serman-i steerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-20

t. Coms;ock Sarsapnrla for the cure Of cuancous at
ectOns bilious diseases affections of the liver and KIN and
n impurities Of The blood. At p Courtandt ST. 80 cents
l,ln IrIerI n2sn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-20

"To Travelcrs.-To gentlemen who desire a useful
and n; the same highly interesting book a companion to
their Travels. recommend Appleton 4 Co.'S edition OF ID
Iraes Curiosites of Lera'ure. 1t perhaps taken
gether the most interesting book written 2wDSW&C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-20

o. Thomson's Clay Medallion sale at the
Tribune office leo Nassau street, THoMsosS CLAY MEDAL
The Medallion acknowledged Likeness, and p'onounceda
of art Price $40 per hundred Orders from Clay
(lubS solicited jylI II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-20

nc Smyrna Otto Of Rose, nbn and Guerin'. Extracts,
Pommnde. &c atb7 Walker street, first store from BoudwGy
2teud