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nyAta Meeting ofthe Journeymen Prin

rJAta Meeting ofthe j ourneymen Prin-
ters held Il Croton Hail. Monday evening. July ~ j. H.
LEVITT was appointed Chairman, and F. j. OTTERsoS
Secretary The following Preamble and Resolutions unr
imously adopted as the sentiment of the meeting
lcreas Several employing Printers have determined TO re-
duce the uces paid labor and the Juurneymcn IN their ON
ces have refused submit such reduction and have conve
ed in this meeting 10 express their opinions, therefore
Rcsored That the great body of HONORABLE Printers having
acknowledged the scale oil adopted bv the fnnkn
Association be IN all respects lust and proper
that scale MUST BE SUSTAINED.
ssnred That sustain tht scale Oh plces unu tnal
we will submit to no infringement whatever
ResOired That Vigilance COMMITTEE be appolhte1. con-
sisting OF one each Office 10 guard against any
attempt reduce prices.
Rsred Tint the conduct of those employers who de-
sire to reduce wages unjust dstonord6 and deserving the
erres reprehSian every Trend ui Honor and Justice
Resoirei That recommend and earnestly desire CEN
ERAL MEETING JoURSEYMEs PRINTERS OF this city,
together with the FrBnkln Typographical associaon on
Saturday evening July e. for the of protecting ther
honor and interest. $50
ssoued That the proceedings Of this meen: be published
in the New-York Tribune.
The Vigilance Committee then appointed and the meet
lne adjourned. J. La JEWlII, Chairman.
+. J. 0TTERsoS. Secretary. IL
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CITY IN 7 f LLIG L n C. T. /.


VICE CiIANCELLoR'S COURT. Before Hon. WIN r.
MCOUS, Vice Chancellor.
DECISIONS.
DAVID S. JARVIS rS. FRANCIS A. PALMER Or
der allowing demurrer with costs 10 be taxed with lcuve TO
amend.
MARY II RENwIcK, by her next Friend, Us. STE
pHgx MACK and othe-Excep,ons oyeIrued aud Masters
repnt allowed. -
JAMES McKEos rS. II. A. FIELD and II. II.
WuHrLER-Oler allowing the exceptions to the Masters
report exceptions taken for inutclency WI 81
reference In the second the exception, oveied and
report confirmed. with costs Of reference.
CHARtS NEWMAN Us. ALEXANDER w. HACKLEY
and 3L0Szo P SMIrA-0n exceptions 10 Masters report
PaIi allowed ard oihels Overrrled.
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Extract of !e..s. received IN hi. city. dated

".
Il late orde, Of our Inten!en reduces thu duties import
OF Rice Beus Potptoes Corn and Corn Heal from
this date for banuce tire 10 one hat The previous
rates. and the ports Cadeaas Sagua and Marcel Tor
their introduction.
Our market has become almost entirely bare OF Mnscovado
Sugar the whole remaining 10 be shipped cannot eT
n.y. now being bought up to ship to the British Provinces Fur
the low qualities. 5 paying and small quantity O.
good brands held Mt MHasse-nonc To be had at ~ To D.
which have been paid for common South. Pa'rlo
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POLICE OFFICE.
ARREST OF HoRst-rHifF.-A man named

ARREST OF lloRSE-l HifF.-a Hlun ndlISu
AeAaie {. Dudley arrested by office: Jos-ph FIR hay
~ O'Clock tins morning, s:ncn horse. at the value ui
sl25 from the stable OF Patrick Clark, No. lCe Anthony 81.
which he hired n colcred named Lloyd Gooden To ride
away The latter also arrested, and both were committed
~ prison. ,
ATTEMPT TO COMPOUND FELoNY.-PeIer b.
Walker. formerly Police Office. sed by officer I.
NJ Lyons bench Tram the Court OF Sessions. hav
ing been indicted by tine las Grand Jury tor httept 10
compound felony with John Daey. who had stolen sicOl
from Mr.. Ncke ui Albany, mud offering n receive money
from hin and let HIN escape. Walker ordered 10 find bal
IN 5000 TO nn.wer
CHARGE OF HIGHWAY RoB3EkY-A man named
with having on Friday evening last IN company with
er knocked do@n William d. Aicure. OF M :Gt Walerst
the oi Cross aud Pearl eeiS. and robbed HIM by
force Oi ten shllinss lie committed.
STEALING GuLD.-Ou The 2lst ot June, m"n
from the of Masses Buke No Chatham Square and
throwing the money down in gutter ~ Marke
and off There being s79 in gold yet mlssing. and fellow
named Edward Kelly beng TO pick number Of the So
gold nnd off wh them, he arrested TO day by
officer Stephens ;Ind committed 10 answer.
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Neyy-York Cattle Market, July ~.

IIepOIItN lot INC INeW- Urk Ir!UuIt.I
A. market 100 Beet Cattle. half Of winch from the
Month The number Oi Cove md Sheep unable 10
give on account death o. the keeper of the Register
Prices BEEF CATTLE-Were poorly sustained. cannot
quote higher than 81 to 10 Us the pce OF best Cattle
Cows-Saie, at III 4 ST.
SEgtp AND LAMBs-sl q rs for the former, and al Is
az ~ for Lambs. =,
x-A good supply rev at 'hlns' per c~'' and old
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u The Daily Tribune.-City subscribers who
woud prefer paying for rather than be
called upon for pay BY the from week we-k may
hand in their and receipts the publishing
Office Subscribers who do receive cir regularly
ealy hour requested give early notice the desk
of tbs publishing office.
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Incren.e this renr so far. only

The increased supply required his vii be at ea't
go tons and this must he made up entirely from
the Schuy and Lehgh the other regions, IN The aggrs
gate will not furnish any Coal this year than they Cid
Vessels a:e plenty both at Richmond and in tho Schuykil
freeh TO Eastern ports firm at last week quotations
The price o, Coal board Philadelphia remains at IS
lhe fe,rh; by Canal 10 Philadelphia is 70 cents-to New
rell End itech BY allroaa. 81 10 and 81 25.
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Thirteenth Ward Clay Cuba Meeting of
this Club Will be held Wednesday evening the 2h inst, ut
Thalian Hail. No 4j2 Grand street when they Will be address
ed by Mr. VAN WAGEygR the Po'keeDe BLACKSMITH. on the
subject of the Tariff aud Protection Amencan Industry
MI Missing will also be full aendance Q! the Club
is solicited. EDWARD COLLlN' ries'ueh''
ia sc Q. IIrNT. Secretaries. ira.s
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The SECRET DIsCovEgrp.-A letter from the delicious
Fanny ElsleI-Dear dear aud respected SIR r;n here d
rccted partly By myself but most by my sister, enclose the
following oder Of u dollars for your use You embe
when was =. T. earring 4, with the enr stupid Ynnkce
boys teasing with Their stupid tyet delightful
showing regardhink oi my beautiful feet, my heavenly
ankles. my pch cs oh fee. but oe my heavenly face
uni head. You The s,Hge-you my face with
cut paint rosy red ~hic-y cheeks neck. how
clear. hoY While. how spotess. Dear Mr. Jones, have 10
thank you ana cake o. ro1r really good Juues Italian
Chemical Sonp for making face thus healthy and 'saui
full but my old hair, dry. rusty Grey when
he'd used huff IS bottle Of your Joness Coral Han Rcoru
tive. exclaimed III yu1: own language
Delicioi ky, soft black hair how beautiful -on teen
However dear Jones' will please send by the next
packet dozen of Soap and dcIen of your Hair
Restorative. lor wh CHI the above will pay.
Very, very sincerely yours.
FANNY ELLSLER.
Now reader you have heard you have read and rend this
you doub: that by using 20 cent cake of Jone Soap
and 81 bottle Jones Coral Hair Restorative will have
clear, healthy. potess and beautiful skin and fine, dark
ceun silky hair. The positive quae Of each TO
this. be they each bad condition pres5n;- Both
sold the above very reasonable prices al the of the
American Eagle 81 q atham 33 Broadway n. Y.
l3 Fulton street. Brookyns State street. Boston, Ledger
Buildings. Philadelphia and Pcase. Broadway, Albany.
nsfprd
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GONE RIGHT .aLoNG."

COME RIGHT .7LO.NG"
ryTwelfth Ward Democratic w mig clay
Club A meeting the ubove Club Will be held on TUESDAY
evening July o. La Fnvee Hall, 3dnvenne nnd l5d-st.
Harlem and will be addressed By the ceehmted Poughkeepse
Blacksmith, Mr. Van Wagner on the subject Of Potte9a to
Home Industry. and other leading questions affecting the lner
est ofthe Mechanics md Laborng all OF whom are re-
spectiully invited TO attend. By order: .-,, vi,
MsEcELLus ELLIS Vice Presidents.
c. NJ. GRAHAM.
G 8 CARrRR)
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MARRIED.,
IlI Z

Gu MonGny the col inst a St Inns Church. by Rev DR..
Benen JonS PEARcE NJ. d. to ELIZA Ans ERBEN. daush
Of Peter Eben, a!l Of this cly.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS AT THE
NEW YORK CASH TAILORING

No. Isl Broadway, three doors be'sU the Frank
lin House.
10 The subsc itesae daily receiving new and Fa'hsna
be Goods by eyry ARRIVAL and prepared TO furnish gar
nents n, prices to ut the economical Having increased
our h.o in t,nc we ara prepared execute
ies with the promp;neS elegance and sly Tor which
the establishment been long ceehried and for the nc
comodaticn ofs ltemen whin: stS Immediately. We have
constantly hand general assortment OF garments made
and trimmed IN eve yrespec equal those maze TO order to-
.ether with cenei OF silk mern, linen and mus
i'm shirts and uwe u.s. scar handkeTchlei. collars
bsons gloves hos cry. suspende umbrella sc. sc. Fui
SUITS made to ordert few hours notice. Uniformity IN pnces
and strict punctualliy observed IN filing orders o
ieI tbs &c. BOOTH. 4 co.
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jy2, 81

DO Liberty Party.-A general meeting of all per
favor Of JAMES G. RRsEY OF Michigan. io treGent
OF the United Sutes and THOMAS MORRIS ot lh0 Tor wee
President; ALvAs STEWART of Oneds Ir GoveFnoa; una
('u.RLHs a. SHEPARD of WFoming. for Lieut. Governor
will be held Central Hail. of Grand street and centre
market Wednesday evening 2ih Instant nj o ciocK'-
Several speakers will address the meeting.
iy23 q BIZ order 1.-THE Cnmmttee oi Arrangements
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M hent.

The Wheat harvet this region From the inior-
nation that reached during progress had been led to
believe TINT the yield fair and the gram i average
good quality P,en, report ncnes doubt the cnrert
ness OF The former point and the samples OF the new Wheat
which nave 50 in been presented the as here by n"
sustain The latter The grain small and light No
sample hns been offered for winch cur hers would pay
over SOC per huhe Fiom the information hand sup
pose the market will open here at abou, 81 &c for the differ
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Gs-Tenth TVnrti.-WHiGS AI"rEN1lUN-Wherc-
the meeln. held on the l5 int. to choose five Delegates
County Convention. wh'h TO assemble at broadway
House on the 2h d.organzed and broken with
out eifectng of SAID Delegates Therefore, order to
comply with recommendation OF the General CommIitee
the Wings Of the Tenth Ward requested 10 meet ut Co.
lumbar HALL Gandst Tuesday afternoon, I'd INST Tor
the purpose OF eecng nd Delegates 10 snd County Convcn-
ton.
OF Tie poll will be open from Ito P NJ. and the name
and residence of each voter will be taken.
By order of the Ward Committee,
j. W. HOBART EAWS. Chairman.
C CEN: ' f;oiSi Sh" Secretaries. jy23n
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Passengers Arrived.

In The bark Cafornia from .NtHriia;;;-pon Ramon b.
ynn G. T. hlnph Mr. Coil. MIR toHnn Mr. + Mccormack.
Mr. Mccormack and MIR ID G!uin.
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Below.
/ brig. Wind Sc.
Sailed.
hin SouthpoIt. for Charleston; and others.
Spoken, sc.

Spoken, sc.
June L. lat IS 5oa passed ship Elisha DennsOn steering
nns o. lat 81 a. Ion Is So brig Ezarda. FIN Malaga for Bos
ton. o At, =, -, e. ,,,or-.,
ON LTD nsi lat SO 49, long 81 CO. ship Friendship. Of and
On 10Th INST lat ls long 20 90 bark Venice twh) CT New
I ondoD s3 ds FIN Montague Point.
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JAS H. lERkI, I'->
n To tEc Democratic WING Electors OF
the Tenth CITIZENS The under
signed members of the Ward Committee. feel themselves
called upon to address you They do with great reluctance
They would however lie ccreant 10 The political principles
which we nj profess and unworthy of the man who would
rather be st than be President did they hesitate meet
Ing hns called y the friends of the defeated ticket repre-
sen,el in the Ward Committee. for the purpose OF gong
through the arce an election for another Delegation to Tho
County Convention This action has resulted from Their pecu
liun partisan OF The proceedings OF the regular pubic
meeting he on the al uy 18th, pursuant to the re-
commentator OF the Gcnein Committee. and at the place
designated by the Ward Cumm.ee thus exhibiting the
anomaly government OF body sitting rs Judge and jury III
lis own case Believing that PEOPLE IRE abHndnnty able
to govern themselves and nasnuch the Ward COMMITTEE
have no power whatever the matter and the only COM
peten tribunal for decision he found in the County Con-
venon formally protest against the election ordered and
advertised BIZ Ward Committee be held Tue,dny ed
Instant as breach of pay discipline Unprecedented un
usual, unwarrunted and unnecessary and IN which we shall
therefore not participate Your obedient servants
NATHL G. BRADFORD, NATHAN RICHMOND.
BENZ F. SUMMERBELL. WILLIAM STEVEN.
IODN L BARNARD. JOINT. DODGE.
WILLIAM A. CONANT, REM. w. BRADFORD.
GILBERT J. BUDD BENJAMIN DRAKE
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Commercial and Money Matters.

~ For Commercial and money Matters. see Last Faye
McSoAv r VI.
Stocks had an upward tendency to-day, and The
bulls feel quito i,isky.
Exchanges are quiet n, Q q for Sterling, p
n D go, for Francs. I he supply OF bills IS good.
Rates of discount on Bank Notes ii - Wall-st:
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Wool.

We continue to quote Tub a, q ~ per b Com
Quarter Blood. fleece e 3d. Huff Blood 81 g.
Three o,ier Blood S3 49, Full Bo.d. s. 37s r-nnrk
prices there less disposition TO than there
has been three weeks past.
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-Dr. Hollicl..s Leetures-7a Lae.es and eien


tlcmrn separate times .
There VIII be again delivered New York. on wednesday,.
Thursday Friday nnd saturday. July "a 25 % and "a Al
evening Gentlemen md at the afternoon Tor La
dies only Thee Lectures will treat fully the Origin OF H-
man Life and the means by which afterwards Imported
und Causes of Disease. illustrated By fifteen tu sized
models representing the whole human structure rs common
L. both sexes the pecuaes of the female furn and the IN
fant being every stage. the germ upwnrs Admission
Tor gentlemen > cents each Lecture Ladies .s cs Ten
temen mar Sc see models every morning from 90 I'LL IL
At Naiioai Hail. Canal few doors East OF Broadway
Gentlemen OF the Press AWAY free. " IT.
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PUBLISHED THIS MORNING.
CULTIVATION ALMANAC,

BY Luther Tucker, Editor Cuivator Albany. N Y This
Almanac contains valuable amount Of agricultural niona
ali classes Price 81 per 100 MARK II. NEWMAN.
iy23 3tis Publisher, $50 Broadway
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E- The Marshall T. A. Society will bold us
usual REFORM Meeting This Tuesday Evening; n, Concert
Hail. 4e B'@dway At g., o'clock Add-eses b. MessIs Pc
singing b5 CAor and Mr Comm The public are IN
vted 10 attend. A ID. WILSON, PRESIDENT
r A. WOODRUFF, Secretary. It
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Per order OF Committee OF Arrangement YEs o.

NEW LINE or PACKETS FOR LIVER
AZ roGe packet hip ROsi;IUS. lilo ion, bunhen. :
npi John Collins. will sail FRIDAY nth July. her regular
oe1.ons about TO embark the Old Country. will not fail 10
Zee The derived from selecting this line 10 pre-
N INV other MS their great capacity ende them every
way more comfortable and convenient than ship. OF ,naer
Ss mi for Cabin and SECOND CaoH
rd Passengers well known superior TO nose
Of nny other packets Persons wnhIng To- secure een
s wv tee, rec ar To- w & j. 4. TAPSCOTT.
A, ,he genera! Posage Office Is south street corner
Tie ROSCIUs. will sa from Iyepoo! on the i'n o. Sep
,snhs, Persons wishing send ivr their ends con nso
them brous oit in this magnificent packet or any 81 me
,eema line sailing on the Isl 6th lth 10Th 2 and ON OF
every monsh. favorable tenns' app"caa'H " w 'D' "
above .ti. ~, d.,,,nd ,vithop, III,
nnd or Wales at n times be obtained on eppneaton III
by letter post paid as above -, =, H. p; 81
The packet ship lv ERfOoL W" 'ucoseo ''e ho'e'oS e'
sail on the 2lst August.
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D5- The Ashland AssocintiOn of the 10Th
Ward-N hold u bushes, meeting This Tuesday Eve
ming nj O'clock CuunbiHn Hall GRIND street Mem
bers requested e punctual bn mess OF importance
will he brought before the association. Al persons friendly 10
TIE Election Henry Clay and Theodore telncnysen are lie
cue sed 10 attend and enroll their names. BY oder oi
JOHN u. VANDEWATER, President
NM IL WALSH
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store from Broadway. " -' iY5 n
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Justice to Harry of the West"
Do Seventh Ward Democratic Clay Club
The members of the club requested meet
'by invitation the 18th Ward Clay Club" Thnnn
Hall, No. 4j2 Grand street. opposite East Broadway. on
Wednesday evening, 2It in ut o'clock. which occn
sion Mr. Van Wagner the Pokeepse Blacksmith will address
the Mechanics and Workingmen of the district By ORDER
JAMES r. WOOD, President.
WN.p ~ :r houboN' Secretaries. ra32t
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CO Currency.-THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY.
"A Tehte on the Nature. Tendency and Consequences OF
our present Monetary System with plan to is etecun and
benecent reform published for the Public and Author by
w H. GRAHAM, 1GO Nussau-s;reet New-York Burgess &
S,,nrer ~ Broadway do Price 81 per hundred Elk cents
cupy.
TIE only oee, of the Author being the Reform
herein proposed the work published his and the pub
lie will only pay for printing the which they may rs
quire ALI friends OF honest steady prosperous business ana
Of fully employed well rewarded labor. earnestly request
ed to aid extending the circulation Of this pamphlet,
1884 DIT
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= r. E:n bN F@rbe members OF our Bro,hen.
-, Lodge No. 10 l.. = a.. IF O. F. of Norwaik.
n vii ceieDrare on hursj1 y. Ju 18th. r.,
The steamboat NEW DIRK. Capt. -tone viii leaye Cath
arne Market Sip o'clock A. IT. TO convey members o. ,no
odsr md Others To the place Returning leave Nor
,vnk nj o'clock p VI. general invitation hereby eI-
tsnded 10 members Of the order the CITY and Brookyn 70
,,snd Members will be the steamboat andDg nj Nor
ye and escorted to the pnce OF meeting Fare 30 cents eaeh
way - ,. 80, 10
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H- Smyrna Otto Of Rose, Lubin and Gue,ins Extracts
Pommsdes. &C. 81 Wrkerst,ee t store from Broad WAY
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CoRONER's OFFICE.

INTEMPERANCE.-Ihe Coroner held an inquest NJ
No 20 West the body OF John Brown of Incorporate
habits. who found INTOXICATED in the Saturday
night; and died last night Verdict. death from n,empeIrnce
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Circulate the Documents

THE CLAY TRIBUNE will be sent from
the present time at the following reduced rates +:
For single copy,...................33 cents.
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oTo Travelers.-To gentlemen who desire useful
and same highly interesting book as conpnnion 70
their Travels we recommend Appleton l. Co.'S edition OF d
luaes C,-,oittes Of Lerrre 1t perhaps taken dto-
rether the most interesting bo-s awDsAW
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SAL DGck. LlGi!T RHTENs, for BOAT sails.
AWNINGS. Sc A;so, HEAVY TARP;huiII;ii,NS. "a.
and wfed d ard 4iirch. A5O. Gram ard Nc. B.gs. .,
ara > '''''' biRlNCkERHoFF. FOX 1. roLHENUs.
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Gf To Publishers.-Mediu and medium and bali
Press Work done short notice and the lowest prces on
Adams Power Press = . ~ . -, -,
Every DESCRIPTION of Plain and Fancy Job Printing executed
sigle and with quick despatch. Iy lw
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DOARD-A single gentleman de,irous OF getting board
y in respectable family where he can have comfortable
room situated nbuu, minutes wink from the Post Office IN
East broadway Henry Address " Merchant y at tbs
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0 Poudee Subtle tor eradichtln: supe,6uos hair from
females upper lips. low iorehesds. or the more Stubborn
beard o man. Awnys tested before buying Proof nnsve
way, 81 per bottle. ;nsn 9r.nd
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ALSO TO LET-Tho story brick Hou.e on The Ninth
ayanne between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, bat
heI,ea Square il IS finished in modern Style with mahogany
doors marble mnntes &C. Rent ley cr he he 6Sanee o. ,h'
'e So 'f1 LET-1He modern built three BRICK liou.s
as Twentieth street, Chesen Square This Honse IN pnnt
.ra,aaI family Annly To d. A. CfiSIIMAN,
genSS;V ;,,T '' '''' 1885 Pearl.stIeet.
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nILE-5OOO gallons Sperm Oil.
u 1000 - Solar Sperm Oil.
800 Sifarine of Lard. For sale by
J. l.. VAN DORFN.
m1istf Mununeturer "a New de@
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nc The INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR AND LINIMESr.
from Il Cour,andt warranted 70 cure cnss OF milan
msOrv chrome rheumatism. IL immediate relic!,
strengthens the weak limbs all numbneS takes down
all swehass relieves all nammatons and EXTENDS contract
ed Goods and muScen.
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5- Editors Inserting The above advertisement. t,cce nh
this notice will be each entitled to one of the Clay or Fene
huysen Dreast-Pns. Bll Dtf W&Ct
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-, TO LEASE on a TERN OF YEARS-gI ,t, 5 Rsw
IA three story brick House. l37 Amos street. hrst door
FIRE. from Hudson street. Thus House nhed IN The &
manner with marble maneI,. Cro,on water &c and Is
well suited the wants oi small hniy REM 10y W
good tennnt. Apply " ~. "a. -. ~ -.
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UPPER POLICE

STEALING FROM A SLEEPER-A female named
Mary fIarkns arrested and committed for stealing So
bills from the poke, Of Bernard Trainer of No. l52 Green
wich street, while asleep.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

. 80 MOONLIGHT MUSIC LEEXCuRsl $40 n;
i-LIJ F. Warmers Tyralenn Choir together
%E-L,with Dodsworths Comet Band, 1 wlh M NE
nnNca entertainment on board the steamer D5sr
RIGA on excursion the Hudson, on hionuaJ e.enu.
July 18th The boat will leave the foot OF Bhicay sur ~
"a O'Clock; Pier go. North River. Us ~ Canai' ." ''e
Prison Dock ats. p;,,,.s ,,,,
Tickets 20 be obtained Board. or oil Riley u
sic store. No. N Broadway. ,,,
Arrangements made FIR giving the occEs" rS
seldom enjoyed any case of the kind. lys3 19I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

10 OOO CLAY MEDALS for sale at the Tribune of1co
lU,UOU Price Sl,2' per dozen Hlo sW
A COTTAGE TO LIT OR FOR SALEt--Pea.
"a anily siiuaied Staten Island, about one and hni
iiI mile Stnplet0n, the dwelling OF me 81
br There is hall OF land with barn and good wen
of winter The Richmond stages the door e c9nne1on
with The Ferry. Apply To w. EMERSON. "a wal Ffoet.
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