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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
Commercial and Nloney MATTERS.


~ For C1mmereiai end .honev Matters see Last Page.
MONDAY, p. NJ
The Stock market was rather heavy to-day. and
the transactions were not very larce.
The supply of Exchange is not very large, but
the demand equally light Sterling is finn at 81 Francs
a6t: %.
We caught the Boston Post few days since in
misrepresentation Of the of Exchange used for the
pose Of making false argument the Tariff question The
refers the Commercial Advertiser of the 9th as its
authority The following the paragraph in the Commercial
Advertiser
10 iu drawers are eskn. lVG, una some small Ds
with rate names have been purchased nj iu-but t:e
market cannot be fairly quoted ~ over lO'i:.
End this the Posi- considers authority for quoting Exchange
IN this market at a5s 81. md basng article thereon.
We canno; learn that any thing effected at
Worcester Saturday in relation to connection with the
Long Island Road Mr. President Tyler of the Norwich Road
was New ork. and nothing could lie concluded upon. The
boat obstacle arrangements, and would seem
necessary before the affairs be right aud independent
basis that the FIVE great companies, the Boston K Worcester
the Norwich l. Worcester the Boston Providence. the Pro
viencc X StCon:un and the Long Island. should the
boats form the connecting link with and with
the terminus of the Long Island Tho boats should be kept in
separate interest," and the profits losses the boats equally
divided the capital for providing the boats being equally
plet When this done, harmony of action be looked
for is all will have exactly the interest in vicw-that
tculdy the beats Such plan US this should be u once
have 10 5clere that the money could
without difficulty be raised either 10 buy the Cleopatra and
Worcester or 10 bulid new boats
The following statement oi the business o! the
Boston K Providence Railroad Company for the months,
,b, ,t=,,p
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DIED,

e',erdag morning after nG and !aeis. THOMAS
WuYnREw. 10 the 4,th year OF hs are.
Hrs relations and friends respectfully nre 10 attend his
funeral NJ clock On " nesay afternoon. tie J Instant.
from l,. late :-s1ence, rs I.curard ,,:r.i.
TN SATURDAY evenin. las. iuy l.ih. ate: snI' Illness
CoRNEirs } CAuLDwELL, Of the ftm oi van aF'las.
tu"itwel X NGtrpck. H. The ;3l year oi hb age
m friends, with those "f the iHmg and firm. ra'pccill
j. invited attend - idn'ai from the residence 81 hs broth
n-w Isaac Newton No IL Aia This afternoon
IT u' clock precisely without farther invitation.
On the 18th ms. tATHARtSg WAGRsgR aged 10 years.
month"; days. eldest daughter john Henry and Mafia
Wn-eaer
Un 9Th inst FREDERICK w GILLEr son of FhIander Gil
'c;. OF i;ciaT, q. deceased. aged y.
At c1chaT. VI al' 81 EITHER. WIFE of llIs ESceliencr
John ialiucAs 52n ldy greatly endeare 10 her family
and community aud particularly ~ the Methodist Ep'scn-
pal Church. OF viilrh she member and bright ona
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
BY This Mornings Mail.
Thlngs ln Pnl.nGe!nlsis.
Correspondence Of4he Tribune.

correspondence oi ne nbune.
PnlL,pxIrn... july S1-t' NJ
DyArH or Ityrr C.n,y,ti.pEn.-t regret Ia
learn the death Of ent licary Csdwnadef " @ u' IL
Navy lie died on saturday last, ai,ef lev aa{ ..Nt
wAid and Of tie Thomas CsGwaseI "a, ne dc
ceased was much respected By ln,. o,iSs o' e;
DsATHs.-Durinc the week cnoihs Oh 0atuiu">
rs deaths occu-re IN The city and dnc3 of which we're
caused 10y Cho'ers lnArtun alone ~ @ p II
Conrulsons aod 1by dar'hoa. VI '"e "u'ic ."uU' -
F.raI AccipsNr.-An engineer whose name
ps;iosg iia .g s. iy nie, lr m he city
CASE oFJ w SMIrH.-l'hIs gentleman, charged
with not. and murder out OF the Suthwa,k
our havin. reduced the 10 that Hmnunt Ne'>i;.
Thomas ID. Grover Benz Berry and Lone, L. Mrose cur III
of Southwark. became his ball. ad he was ;eca> ''
Iredibiey from custody. 49,.
LAxcENy.--Jnin O'Neil, chnged with robblng
poor boalman s65. committed 10 PRISON this morning
EMicaAxrs--By the British bark Christina, from
Londonderry. 22 cniicrants Irish arrived ,his morning
SruCKs.--Rut limited business transpiIed al the
Stock Exchange tnday mos, OF eur Leading being absent
ftom The city Pne.> show particular change "ifa'd
Beara-s2sG Reading Railroad Boqas S 5o9 ,hr,
w MnnG1n ~ !Uoc II; * IS q, S.S Stt toty M 3S new
e.s; 5000 Wilmington Railroad t> !S3 oi5s s-'VJ lie
ns Second 30 scara"o Southwark IS, 1855 So 10 shares L.
' SHlP NEws-i} P. M.-C2e0redM afternoon
Boston, iirss An.aEcg, TleqlweI. Bos'9n: N9oe Dem
DO S aanis i1 sua f, s GS
Painhnn do New Healend Poland do David Colin. Smith
SONGS Providence; Native Lawrence York Caroline Ia.
kcr. do. Steamer Back diamond. Smith. Nfork.
y7r-irel-Baik kcs,ia. Il. II DIS I'm 81 CroN: f bark
Chtunu Simpson. j5 is I'm Londonderry with %! pas,cn
gers bugs GTruIe Hutchinson Y ds FIN New London; Sea
flCwe i5 DIS I'm Oporto Schr Cygnet. Kenny; ORIENTAL
Goode; Splendid, Robson: Hampton. Geyer; Commerce,
Pnkham and Joseph Brown May 3 Is fin NYoFH: Emerald.
Todgdon Dis I'm Boston: Florida. Reed is im rrcetvw
John. Edrdga. 5Gs fn Boston. Pelnnt Ba. Madison. ke
Ter: and CoIinhian. Chase Is n tun Richmond eary,
10 DIS I'm Lubec, UanI Parker. Curtis d, I'm Troy. NY S
perb. e,On: and Char!cs Lincoln. d I'm PfuyIdence.
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who .e to have completed and ready for The rails by the st
November next They operations IN The
ensuing week The rond Will therefore. probably be ready
for crrs before the Is; Of December next.
The Eor;diau announces that A. A. Camp T. s.
Deputy Marshal who sent Ia this State with reGui,tion
the Governor or the surrender OF NJ Grimm President OF
the Bank Of Foda has returned wthou, the defendant Coy
Bouck having refused yield him us 4 .irniIn. rseuisi
Governor OF Vngnin for the surrender Of Booth
indicted with traiarn. cbeye.l.
The books of subscription TO the capital stock of
the Buffalo * Batavi. Flank Road opened on Monday
n, the American Iioel Blilo. The capital IS slOOOoo. d.
viief into shares Of s25 each.
The following Is from the Report ofthe Secretary
ofhe Treasury on Commerce nad Navigation Tor the thrse
quarter, endng June 81 isi5 when. according 10 late law
the rsw .cc year terminated The exports of Da,nec Pro
duce as compared VIII former !eas the eowins re-
suit.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

Tie President ~ the chhlr
An invitation was received from the Lady Howard Temper
Gnr occy 10 attend their anuiver>a-aiso 10 Visit the Gu
lick Guards >encuUpneht-acc.pied
Several petitions aud other papers were referred
o kccp Books AImshuuse ut Bellevue nsead oi IN the
i were ordered 10 be paid T. Patterson tor INJURY from
ihr request vi Charles b. Grown and others for
pos. noriern eyamiua. IONS rs denied. -, ,,
The resolution extend Hospital ut l;'ncswells iand Wt
n,Ieod.i ly suIs,itutil. 10 feet for 30 feet
Resolutions Of appointments aS welsheS ana l" uuhstf
.,a,, roncurred n Also ~ To wells AMI pumps. &c.
Ee.uution % pIy Dennis Gum SO concurrch IN
The resolution to cleanse Catherine Market. &c. was con
cG:ie III. ,..,.J. ~. s,-oo >.
t!i- Beard OF Education. , -t-.... H..
Tne CumrissloneIs Of the AIMS Ilouse IN relation to the
exclusion of the Catholic clereyuien from the Aims re-
oc that IN lsi, special privilege granted 10 the Catholic
clergy in 1893 esclnded and The ministers o aii uehoi
nn,in,s paced on ;hc same footing. Report accepted. ~
The awnrd opening Thr.Ie!hstreett0 81 Phip Church
adopted. ,-,.,.,.l
several resolutions were presented and adopted.
A p.iicn asking That the penalty nt SlO or landing eni
rtnnis lnu the loot OF Eeeyseet be not yet en-
forced was Iend and referred. .-.,
Some nther business o minor importance was uusac'e'
and the Board adjourned.
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Markets. Carefully reported for The T,,san.

Markets.. CGrcia!gy reported for The 1T75ar:
MONDAY. July -.
ASIES-The market is still unsettled. The speculative op
eros hare taken about 100 ibis ot, to-day g. but
the close the market dui!a that figure sales ~ to 10 BIZ
PoaTls at 37,.
COTTON-The market IS very inactive. md the difference
OF views between Buyers mad sellers prevents operations we
heard of 10 sales oi any importance.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thc receipts moderate uad the
bm firm h for good & brands This is ssenpSn
HS S at n q Off a'nsd@ % go G Sb roy f5S e
be inquiry for Ensand Dut shade below rnark price
In Southern there very little doing About iC0 hhIs cn
TIpa gond Gy S g c. aSed Common Sthefn Rye
Flour 275 %. and quiet Small .;es Jesey hlcn
Bmndywine. nominal 61 and II 81. Il 10 for hhds DaG
Meal COZ ll2is.
,G&AiN-A small 10: of new Wheat was on tic matket.-
ket for Corn and rye having wntc va,9 r. decline;
We notice ,aes To- SO bushels Southern at4I. IS A. weight,
$s5o do hohe at q So weight ATa $500 bushels ya
sold u prices which did not tnn!re probably about "a
WuISKV-The markc, is firm with small arrivals. Out Of
there have been nles OF 33 b Western and equal 10
State Prison nj @ C cash Drudge i - c'S ana IN good de-
IIAY-rhe supply la nnd about 500 bales -r sold
mt 80 81 c. for Shipping, and ID u 60 iOr city use
SrANESwo caIroes are -"hE forward from first hands
Spain. The maTke, steady at omr l,s; quotations.
FEATHERS-iVe sales 800 lbs far Western Live
Geese at 81 C. cash.
SEEDS-Ciovcr very quiet. There some inquiry for
Timothy, and small sales nave been made at sl2 i3
HlDESI.We notice sales about GOO odnoco On private
terms. and '23 Vera Cuz ct II t.
WHALEBoNE-Ive notice sales ECO 10. at IS cents,
cash.
TALLOW-Thcrei good demand for prime Ht7 cents.
which >cacc Inferior lots sell 6ii G. The Butchers
nvc contracted for all their nu.s 10 lt October.
about tCOCO us pnTi at =, ~. und pat deliverable in
France private terms
PROVlSOSS-Pork dull to-day. and we heard of no
sales The market stands numnGy t2ls and co. with
disposition operate. here stlia great deal OF nness
on the purt o r the large holders Beef in good de-
mnfid nd steady Admit 800 G1 bbIs taken nj l2la
80 for Country ana Cry Prime and C6 81 for Mes.-
ioO b6 brel "lids Sos u, -S ie To- " @ e sa'e o Nv
Western Quite: firm and selling ire II and Ouch,
and Onse buer II Il cents Cheese Is very dali Ut
Il ) cents.
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TemPerance Meeting at the Broad
way THberHaclc.-Tte Rev. J. Marsh aHG Dir. J. D..
Cough the young eloquent. having returned from the
enp@uncs tour III make report "i Tho sane ~ the TabsT
nGc!e on W enesay ereaGg the 2t- Mr. Cough viii
account OF his visit attire Auburn State I:son. and
oi the principal manufactures oi paUTetSH ard cfme his
tour MI IN his cfnphc manner. To re;rly
twelve and hail vii be taken al the door l3s
Posr Osg!cE New York July %, Isl..
tg English 'Inii.-Leitsr Bags Royal MaI
Stcnmer beTnin. will te coed nj the tppsr and Lower
Post Offices. th, city Wednesday, 3is, -
minutes past ociocf T. " The Overland postage Of lsl
cents on each single letter nGs hr paii
Iy.7 It JOHN LORIiE9 GRAHAM. p. ".
u JOhn EUrdc'l. Dentist. has returned fr'ru The
country. and viii remain 2 Broadway. corner Of trank!n
street until the p cold weniher. when he
tends 10 South and spend the WINTER and return IN the
Spring.
r. S-S9re Of my patrons sill believe am interested IN my
former establishment OF Chambers and Broad
WAY but Ia such would that have connection with
o'her deaf md 40 intsnG hnve while Others have
Informed hy connected With the rec,Di difficulty m
which statement cauHtsS from nic5ee and has
exposition headed John 6nr!ells Statement
which explains conduct relation nv domestic
affairs and contains ao the reading matter c the Health Al!
nnracS for the past three Yee These who have beer
horzed dispose oi SAID pamphlet have been threatened
with prosecutions and haze therefore 'Ssn upon yeio
furnish any ho felu!e the information
contains. jy1S lwis'
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Statesman, and JosErn MARkLe, the Hero OF
MssissInewa.
One word in regard TO our friends, the Loco.
Fucus and We will ciosc ior the present They
were surprised and astonislied ii, the ou'pourng
OF the people; made long iacos FOR they know they
are used up and have no heart 10 contend i'll
50 hopa!css cause rs they ure laboring IN The
Wings on the other hann are certain OF the sure
triumph o: thciT principles in tic election Of Clay,
EreiinchulScn ard Mnrkie
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july g. lat 80 Co. Ion y So brig Nose, hence FOX Charleston.
july g. ia, 81 2 Ion a 35 brig Savannah hence ~. Savan.
nah.
Jay H. lat g H. Ion 81 81 Br bark Lord Hancock l. 4. I'm
lrlaa fnr Live
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"
Greenpoit ....-.......'

4 dividend of 10 Der cent out Of the last years
earnings was paid on ,a l6;h the stock in the Exeter
n II. Cotton Manufacturing Company.
The first four sections of the Northampton and
Sprsngfeld Railroad extending from the Western Rai'oad TO
Cuboive already the hands Of responsible contractors
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Great whis Rally at chan.sersnarsh, Pa.

Great w mig Rally ut Ch3E;bersbHTgh II, Pa.
From the Shppensbur: News July ..
Yesterday was the day appointed for the Wing
Mass Meeting at Chambersburgh, and truly
great gathering it was. We heard it said by
some of the Oldest citizens that such u mass
gathering has never been cqualcd IN numbers or
enthusiasm, by any political asscmbagc in that
County. The number Of persons present was
varously estimated at from 5000 to 5000. 1t
was truly an army with banners. in the fore
part OF the day the delegations came pouring in
by flties and by hundreds; some on horseback,
and others in vehicles and convcyances of all &C.
scrpuons, iiom the single wagon TO the SIX
horse Conestoga wagons; each delegation bear
ing appropriate banners, and some accompanied
by bands OF music; giving and receiving cheers
and making the welkiu rlng with the shouts of
Freemen.
The streets were tastefully decorated with
flags and banners suspended across the roads-
the national banner was displayed at various
placcs-the Nations candidate strcamed proud
and free There was a Joyous anticipation and
high hope in every countcnance-d detefmnatIon
IN every eye, and tho happicst presages olsucccss
III every breast. The ladies also exhibited Il
spirit OF patriotism by waving their handkcrchiets
IN great numbers lTcm the WINDOWS aid doors OF
their respective dwellings, when the immense
crowds passed by, as if they were urging them
On in good cause.
AL about | o'clock the rain still continued to
pour down in torrents, and as there was no build
ing large enough 10 hold oneiourth of the great
mass oil p oplc, part OF them assembled in iron,
OF the Court House, where they were addressed
by Messrs. Chambers, Gibbons of Philadelphia,
ana Yost OF Hagcrs,own. Addresses were also
delivered IN the Court House at The same time,
Sy mr.. We'ssi OF Hagerstown, Judge Reed OF
Carlisle, and others.
The principles OF the Tariff OF 1912, the Dis
tIibuton of the proceeds of the public lands, the
Annexation of Texas, and the relative merits oil
the candidates for The highest offices in The zen
etal and Starc Governments, were ably and dis
pass:ona;ciy discussed. Old Franklin has spoken,
snd The voice Of her thousands of free sons is
whole-hearted in favor of Henry CLAY, the
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Disasters, &C..
GnnEcif. &C,

The bark Rio Gnndc, frota New0reans. the 18th inst
Int - @ Ion S3 o. in gal. from Eastward ,aa. aeak. lost
sails SC Leaking from ~ 400 strokes pc: hour-put into
this uor IN regulr
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Deducling minutes occupied in taking in wood
and water running of the INST train over the Long
Island un Saturday 32 The time Tor actual service must
be reduced 10 hours this be done with perfect safety
o.er such read us this The engineer expressed al opinion
that with The new locomotive building by the Company
he will be able TO run The road in less than hours.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
r.: h.. Tho SJoy,r ~, tha Chair


In relation 10 TAX of Farmers Loan Co. resou-
,;op was offered in leu of that presented by the Committee
4 hi, wns onpnsrd and the whale laid Oh tho table
renort wn received from the Comptroller IN eintio 10 te
Sl7G0 designated by the Board o; Education ior salary oil
clerk. sc. .. ,,h po
ntiD
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E- Unionfsts' Assoc;ntIOn-AS Special Meeting Of
Association will be held National Hal Canal street
Wednesday evening next Juy 81, at O'Clock The mature
the business be laid ee the Association demands gen
crul and punctual Attendance. By "tder:
SlLAS CHiCkERlNG, President.
ROBEKT D. ilOLAEs. SecetaIy. Jy3O 2
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MARINE JOURNAL.
~ See Last Page.

Packet ship ST James, Meyer, irom London, md left Ports
mouth July 24h. Indse to trnnell, MintuLn & Co.
Ship Monument, Marshall 10 ds from Turks Island Sn 10
Se,mih Walsh. Sid with ship Spent
uUt. ,..-.t.,, - ,, = p,,a;.. col, O., I r.ulL
& sons Lett brss Seaman, Scul iOr NYork l2th Levant.
do DO - o.,
Brig Noyes Ashby I'm Mystic. in ballast to IIurl
rs Edward Bulkey. ds from Charestoa, cotton to Dun
MIA Hamburg bnd Mary nrichsen 60 d, I'm Rotterdam mdsc
to order =, 49,,
pr mnrs.es To & Thuron. Lett ship Wm Penn. OF PHI.
arelphla i'm Norfolk dsg; brg ylvGnl. Randall dE tor
York; sclr Marn NJ kc Warren DO DO; schr Hope Mitch
sem Banner. Wise 2l ds I'm Galveston. Texas. ,urs
to Babijge MoHel Lett Bf bnsS Conservative and Cybse
Schi:E W Bradley Penny. d. I'm Washington nc. naval
stores TO : l. Mitchell
Schr ilail. Wicks, Virginia. wood
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if1i. 3. JEShlN':S 81 CO.
ORA 81; 5 "A y ID IA l. q s,
IPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CA> SiMEGES. YESTlNG5,
Eqacu Dress Articles, SC.
10. PSI BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL,
OPFosFT: TIE FOUNTAIN.
Are prepared VIII. assortment oi no" Good. H
Spring und sun wear. comprising
,!LpfiIS ChSSINlER rs VESTfNGS. DRlLLlNGS. sc.
And solicit call from CiLi md San5ers. under the s'
Fance thu, their prices will be found TO offer ceaier nduco-
men tao ere bed out b. other escbtsnent iun'sa
garments Of tic style and quality.
iHey sou eoaneE 10 tie aGsa'on Of Fmveers the ne"
s;,ia Il! Ready riaGe m .
.og SPRING = scmAEa WEAR,
sa: MADE particularly lsh md well adup.edi Tor Travelling
purposes, slcn hcayy Jnd prov Cumbersome
VIII arSe aSorm"ltoi
IEaY Ei4IrG FkOChS,
tyOGSAYls, SACKS. piii.ss; ARD FRoCX COATS.
pANTaLCUa!S x FESiS.
~. i.f Gnoey Drc-- Aschs ~ .iea Variety
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MARRIED,

On Sunday evening, the 2Sih Instant by Rev Geo. HIATT.
Mr. Jous SUTTON. 10 Miss MATILDA Ans HoPKiss
SDt June instant by Rev. Mr. Chase Mr.. ANTOINE
LoSSxrr. to Miss MARTHA DEAN. all OF this city.
AZ Allentown. Pa July 18th, hy Rev Dr. Zesrs. Nr. En-
MIND r. NEwuAgD al the Hon. Pete! Newhaid To Miss
ELEM,S MAETIS. daughter OF tae late D' Jacob Marn all
Allentown.
Al aeIcers5lrs. Pa. Wednesday l.th nstaxt by Rev.
Mr. Schenck j. p HESTER. n d. OF Reading, Pa. Mrs
r B. RAucu daughter Of the late Loanm Moore. Esq. of
MoIIis,uwn, \. J.
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passensers Arrived

tD5Sc.iSSTS arrived.
IN the shp 81 Js,as hc,ao.e L, + - TSyIneI Capt
Ld Mrs I Morgan and chd MI, Mary Mile. Of ). sr -
Sincs France AiT schal Of Germany F F. Nv W'95 Of
md dnn:ller Mr. Il Baker. tr T. York. Mrs WaShmtiuS,
Miss Emanuel of England. Hnd 10 IN the sreeTase.
In the brig Edrlrd. frO CarieS,ga- Alf Spear, lady
and child NessTs. stephen Polk. Cunant, l. bulkey u
ii Silcox and son. II salisbury Hamilton. DIR alattome,
In he scir i3anTSr from GGIcesion-Cup, W Pendex-
ter HUGH lolbo.n. w iIemp,eId, l. WIIlums
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Below.

Ship Massachusetts Spear 10 days n Turks land salt TO
Nesmith Wa!sh.
Also, {. L.iss. VIVID E.
Sailed,
Brir de Zallo for Boston.
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We wani Henry Clay foronr Ieader md guide.

cthe business eire tie demands gen
Sll 'H' 'ols'aa ''sn3sl @ils cHIttKERiNc President
ROBERT d. HOLMES. Secretary. Jy3O y
We want Henry Clay forour leader md guide
On whose wisdom and trlth have relied:
Had he charge our Sat. bark would IN qulet be ende
And saved fturl the hcaS where Republics haze stranded.
Then send forth your sho,s fam the Northern HORIZON
For the Patriot Clay. nndthe pure tfclnshuysen,
second Ward.LA spscn meeting q ~ !e rS,si See
10 s. Nassau street. Wednesday evening 3l instant at
The meeting VIII be addrs.ed By several distinguished
speakers Gee Club wall nso be present. VINO Will avor the
All Wings n the second Ward are invited be present.
j.srl HSa: kITASs T. AsInAs sscrersie. iyso
G- The Eleventh ward Clay Club will
hold their regular meeting Tuesday Evening. Sth Instant
al the American Republican Hal corner of Avenue and
i Ih s.i Il sddnae smss OF the c N IS ftS9W
ALIEN CAMERON. Secretary. jy.' Z
l- 1. o. of o. F.-CELEBRATIoN AT TREN-
A. NJ on Wednesday The 3s Instant accommo late ,hGe
desirous Of parcipatn. N the cehfron OF the RW
O'Clock. Communication ic the ,rip dol
lar and seventy i've cents
0'"'''''''~ D. b. EGNN Chairman.
s XNosTRASp, Secretarr.
po their banners with Brother Esan ct the deposit IN
Jersey City in the course OF otIassday: IT.
I Adjourned NIeetins.-THE SABBATH
Ward favor OF preserving the Sabbath nvelate and of
forcing the Laws ssain ali who ,he requested TO
by adjournment at Columbian tie Grand street: on
organznto of The Ward for The above puIpG,e The Com
miec of6 oiwo fcr each block IN That Ward. ere esPs
cialy invited to be present BY ode OF the Meeting ySO u
usual Rrfoea Mettins at C6NCERT' Hall. iG6 Bsoed-
this TUESDAY, evening nj e4 o'clock. Me.:t;. M,
oosirsy address ths Meeting Singing By Mt Coninrham
The public invited 10 aiiend.
B-The meeting. this Socey will hereafter be held at
he Hail nf Rroadyoy and
Tuesday AT s p. NJ. A. ID. WILSON. President
+. Nj. WOODRUFF. Sec. 1870 It
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Increase in lsii ........... s25.sl IS
The resources fhe Company the close of the month:
husluc>s stand in iis way
Total receipts lot months. Isii Sles 81 y
p''"'V V ''''' --$l7O.5sI co
Expenses the months. coo 90
10. .SI oo
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n Holm Eurdrll. u.nti,t. hns re;rne frorr
j. w. DODGE, FsiniatrSo Painter,
.-.-..,t t.t.-. ..aI- ~

~ To Trayelers.-To gentlemen who desire useful
and the highly interesting book companion to
their Travels. recommend appleton 81 Co.'S edition of D.
srael Curosi;ies cf Literature 1t perhaps :aken Lo
geher the most interesting: 5osk written. ayDshW&C
~ Cot.or Canvas, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAT- DUCK. L!GHT RAVENS. fnf BOAT SAILS.
AWNINGS &e. Also. HEAVY TARfAlllLfiNS' Llfk "a.
PER fEi.1INttS y IA n inches wtl; DAt.GlNG. pnn
nn swiled p and Il men. Ako G:ain and Mea Bags. 81
BRINCKERHoEF. FOX & rOlHEnUs.
2fler;- 81 Beaver street.
pr Price 50 cents per Bo!tle.-The chief virtues
OF this 1ricopIerous Inedica,ed compound are
!. Its bIacinE, Strenctheninr and clarifying qualities;
,. It's g,atT stimulating the action OF the skin;
). It's producing a encouraging reaction III the buib or
root and particularly the pp. which receives tie vosses
and nerve, giving he a1,i vigcr 10 the Hai
4 lis eQuailzlns the circulation oi the iltS
B. lis eeIng tie kin from the effects OF peTaiiOn, scuri.
hnl Landriif. and dSDosing the hnr tn curl;
b. And its reguei; wl preserve Tie hair IN beauty anu
health To the luic.t period al LIE.
t,rniutnS advice all GjcIses CONNECTED Win ths
In ". NJ the Ilar Cutting Rooms 49,.
10 broadway corner Of Liberty ST. up stairs IyS Inns