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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

AfthoJi, BOtJE>, - ANbANb w
> PAPER. BLANK BOOKS, &c. W.
RANDOLPH & co are receiving their Fall
supply Of Books Stationery Music and Fancy
Goods. which they will sell 10 Country Merchants
and others a, moderate prices certainly as low
rs the same articles can be bought in Virginia.
3'y- Bookbinding in the best style, bv
i. w RANDOLPH y co,
Sept. l3 37-tf III, Main St, Richmond
DANIEL II. LONDON,
OFFERS for sale Of his own impclaiion-A
" general assortment OF blankets.
Double width napt cotion> made Tor me alone
singh width dc. do. NJ. i,5 and6, Wilson's
make
Mixed saoertys
81 black ana white heavy plaids
Slrircd and plain white cloths, Tor negro wear
Pilot cloih--drab, blue and olive, some very ~
perior
pllcE. blue and brown beaver cloths
Black blue and mixed ribbed cassmercs very
Chusans. really all ~orsied
Nouslin de lanes. bought IN London
Extra English buck gloves
Orleans alpaccas shots and chameicons
Wor,ied hosiery imported direct
Ent,a.s and hooks and eyes, oil M own impoTta-
ton
silk handkerchief and black ctaTats
Satin NesiingS
Valencia and swan>down yestngs, large sock
India rubber ms and lawn bags
A. well as variety of fancy shaw!s, gloves, UNI
hrellas. vclyct>, cloths &c. &c.
Sep ID ''-u
GUNNER CLOTHlNG-Thc undersigned
y will sell the balance Of his Stock CT Summer
| Clothing. al rerv rednccdpiccs 10 vii:
Plaid and plain Linen Goats, at - 0o to $ m
| pl,cl, Simmer Cloth 81 10 u ""
!. crench NIerino : - 10 10 Oh
| Vests from w - w
The above goods are all fresh and made express
! l.. tnr retailing in this market. Those IN wait
are ' earnestly requested to call and examine be-
fore nurchasinp-as great inducement will be Of
fcred in way II arig. 10tr m" mir.
'N''N : sILAS MERCHANT, 100, Main ST.
JuF9
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JAMES PRINCE (lrccasrd)- HEIR AT
LAW WANTED.
A NY person vino can establish their claim
y To bc Heir al Law 81 JAMES PRINCE,
formerly OF Oxford afterwards of London, Coop
er. ami who died at Hoxton in l11i. will hear OF
something greatly 10 his OF her advantage, ty ad-
dressing letter 10 J. WATERLOW, "A BlR-
CHIN LANE. LONDON. James Princes
brothers were named Edward, Joseph and John.
Edward Prince formerly carried IN The bust
ress Of Cooper in Londcn, and is supposed
TO have cmigrated 10 america about tie year
l7st;. at which period BE- had four children named
Mary, James, Edward and Joseph.
Any person giving information which may
lead 10 the discovery Of lhe descendants OF ,l.r
said Edward Prince, will he rewarded for their
trouble.
Persons reading this advertisement, and ac-
quain,cd with any one Of The name of Prince, are
requested To draw their attention 10 II.
Sept IL, l9ii. oI-ot
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uoYT,s PRIZE OFTJCE-prawirc Of

HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE-DraWire Of
IL Lctsbure Lottery, No 81:
Ii 3 - 20 II - - Is n - II -
Alexandra LOTTERY, i.xua--Cla>s No. ZIG
Ii 81 G6 5 - - 81 20 - 20 10 10
New jersey I.otcly-ClaSS No. -:
- II 81 81 % i3 - At ~ II
Observe the $4,000 10 be drawn the .sh ard
send an orGcr 10 HolT.
Sr,i IL SIT
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u = UTIeIs = .
GAEELEY l. McELRhTH,
'rnLurr Hulldues New.York

S.so.'s Observation-Disclosures has uevc yet explained
re nhilosaoy OF digestion. We know that the macsttd
n;erwafis hy ninxtuc with the hillary secretion and other
fluid, into cye lky liquid which, N ITS passage 10 Tie
rns h. comes blood Hut this effected We know not.
Attempts have been made account lor digestion by Senns
The stomach mill. and also 10 stew.ptt eu hs IT Iuh
ren,lemen ard nothing but stomach Experiment, now
ever the great lntber OF all practical philosophy mas
Inc means By winch the stomach and through II the blood ai
Tie nnumernse diseases immediate and c9n'irs W!nrn
there I'm We their be noted Ia SANDS S.R
saPAEILt, combined and concentrated The ieiicuh
properties I" regulate ard cvc tue 10 IRE
and puTtiy the blood from The eelrh
oil disetse very al iIs formation f. I'M. ea
snr nm sjycsiu Liver Complaints Distinctions IN The Bow
treur, Of Secretion. ~croua heIcura disorders, md
nh ihe nuneou, class OF diseases under the head o.
eruption this medicine Is administered with uniform and mo>
For further particulars and conclusive evidence OF its sune
nor value and efficacy pamphlets which mny be obtained
gratis. -, IL. -, AL l.. % .. n
saN1, vhuIesne Druggists 10 Fulton street, New York.
Sold MISC nj 73 Broadway q East Boadway and drug
gl,s generally throughout the United States.
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THE Np,I; DOCUMENTS.

The following is list OF the Wing Documents
now for sale CT the Tribune Office. Orders from
Clay Clubs Wing Committees, Booksellers, Nler-
chants and individuals, accompanied 10y the cash,
are promptly attended TO, and the Documents ship
ped TO any port OF the United States.
SARGENTS LIFE OF CLAY-The fullest and mos,
complete Biography OF Mr. Clay evsr written. Price
10, cents o. per 100 - W
LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY. 2vcs.
with i,nsravnss bound 81 p by the quantities.. Is
THE CLAY TRIBUNE. II Weekly Newspaper. For
terms see Prospectus IN another column.
THE AMERICAN LABORER. Halt bound. 49,. %
PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE Tract by On
H. Greeley. Per 100 copies ..:....;..;;.;::..'. o.
THE TARIFF AS II *. Ry II. Greeley Per w.. ! 81
SPEECH OF lUHN NJ. CLAYIOA-peT lp copies %
WING SONGS-Ciay and trelinchuysen-an adiiIu- IN
be collection OF the ven test-per lo2 copes..;:; ~
THE TARIFF QUESTION IN GERMANY PER is0 w
COMMERCIAL. INTERCOURSE OF THE UNITED RI
STATES AND GREAT BRITANNICA lVo copies ! "
LETTERS OF CASSlrS NJ. CLAY-aer lco copies ! ~ ~
IHE Wiil& ALMASAC-peE 100 COPIES. .......... ~
TUE TEST Bg Juuius. per lG0 do. 20
The tlktttNJ1. 10. -
ltit. 10.
LIZ I. vi Hem LA 90
POl.ll lJtLtbOlilll oN 10 Co. .-........'.. ~
LaB0R ANpCAPrrAL do do. '..'. 50
THE PUBLIC LANDS. do. - do. .............. ! 80
ANNEXATION OF IEXAS, do .............. 90
NJ mus. he addressed 10
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Commercial and r1onev Matter..
10 For Commercial and Money .uaul-s. Sc. Las. Pa

o> For Commercial ard Money Matters Sc. Last Page
"WEDNESDAY. P. VI.
The Stock market was upward to-day, and a
good fee'"r eSi.'ad The saes large: than for
days pat.
;, EXCHANGE. are no, ac'ive-S,egling g, and
Frencs 27is.
Gnr readers sho1id be careful OF rccs;:in.
Inc notes OF TIE Frecmans Bank Of BRISTOL R. IS les 90
lhee n'e i'aud' on tins an circulation "F he above de-
Nomination so well eNecutd that; excepting in the signatures
no difference he detected between TIE genuine bills and
ie frauds on the coe,; examination The fraud. Doubt
ey printed from the genuine plates of the freeman, Bauk.
or from those oi the Citizens Bank EaAcor which are the
sane WITH ;he necessary alterations rrac the pI,c So
act are the counter.eit- 70 the bills Of the
rcst experienced rucureft money houses e: the eet los,
considerable bet de Of these bills Indeed the only safety
'nn to luke FTeeans Bank note a unless well &C.
qian,ed with the signatures. This of,hc most danger
uus frauds out.
We learn that very little Of The stock Of The New
io'k and New Haven Road taken up and the project rs,
been rbI;idcnod for the present.
The man engaged in circulating the SlG00 notes
OF the Dry Deck Bank mas been arrested al the v est
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no The Tariff as i, /, compared with the Substi-
proposed b; its Adye:sau-s-bT IL GREELEY. aanph
e showing tho scvcIn provisions OF the present Tariff and
,sy this duty higher loer-aiso WIN; would be
the effect Industry -nd National Interests OF the changes
proposed BY Mr. Polk and his ffcads-n 10 close and
pages. Prce SIS pe: thousand copies
-Thee pamphlets have been widely and warmly approved
by Wing Statesmen and Presses aordn. lucid nad
ul exposition Of the Tariff controversy They IRE well calcu
a,ed TOR circulation among candid opponents and
uuen. Clay Clubs Wing Committees and al friends Of the
Good Gauss are solicited aid difusns them among the
People,
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DIED..
,idnr AnnAnAw NAN GrLprR. aftsr 9

On the 18th Instant Elder ABRAHAM VAN GELprR. altar
lorc and p5urracted sickness. aged u years.
HIS invited tn attend tho funeral from tie anno'
stree, Baptist Church. Tomorrow Ire ls nj O'Clock, r. NJ
a, his t.I.nre Petersburg. Va. 18th inst Ed
WARD HAXpuLru II the firm Of Randolph. Pebc. & Co.
At Newn,k n j. 18th inst MARY. widow OF Amos VIII
liauis, aged - years. . r..
tenIye, md t.e her brother nhu Pagan respectfully
invited IL attend the rer from Is Greenwich ST. this afternoon
,t5 Mr.
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I" See Last Page.

Arrived.
Br Ship Mas Robinson. Il s I'm Glasgow with md2e TO D.
F. Dawson.
Bem Ship Florida Shilling 10 ds I'm Bremen with mdze 10
e. :, f. Poppe ~ passengers.
Ship Vile H on Packet siolda: from Iiav!e June lCri.
nGze 10 Fox & Livingston.
Ship Chseyet TN Liverpool, Th June with HtZe 10
Wm. Whlnck. und ~ steefage passengers.
Br Finland Nadescka Syen, I'm Bofdeau. Sth June, with
Ii B;eman Josephine sands,etl, 1! days I'm Bremen with
maze 10 j. &. ;iuler. 49,,
New r Caroline p.ait Crane. S IN Machils, with H..
90 Zee; lumber 10 Bret & NC>e. x Y. f. Snow.
EBr Afford Mason j. d, I'm Trinidad de Cuba; with mdze to
Moses Taylor Left BsZ Franklin. ttbs, Tor Boston III d.,
Bi. Milton for hla. III day. Erir Uncas Tor co d. Sailed
COMPANY with brig OAay ufaa o' y. Orleans. add brig
May Of and Tor Boston.
Bns Cusaio Cock L DIS in Turs Island, with salt TO Badger
schr LeOntnc Jones. d. fn Richmond. with mdz
McCready.
val stores 10 : |. Mitchell.
chr Iowa Carney IL days from TURKS Isllnd Will; 6z5C
bushels ,a Il Gcdei = Co. Lett o2:k Hebron. JUS; arrived
IRON Charleston.
val Store, td1a. II. Cooley
Bark Jubilee. Harrison. Il d fun IIa?aaa with to L.
Defguucdr.
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CurIchCy'-it Evil AMI lht hENEUf.
a Treatise the Nature Tendency md Consequence Of
our present Monetary System with plan Tor is eec,ua ard
euei.en; reorrn published for the Pusic and by
W. II. GRAHAM. 10 NsS,ar-,:reet New York Burgess &
S,inyer - Broadway DO. Price 81 pes hundsei
n copy.
The only oct of the Author bsin- secure the Reform
herein proposed the 'yr:s published NJ his md tire pub
os s w at All s r bons tad. g rasS f 5De ' I'd
fully employed. wei er6sd 'ar earnestly request
ed - aid IN extending tie circulation Of tins pamphlet.
Je2t Di
e. Thop,son's Clay Icnal.-For sa.e a, the
Tribune office. leo N6zau.s;reet. TuoNsoS's CLAY MrpI
The Medallion acknowledged Likeness mil p.nnounrca
masterpiece OF art. Price $40 per hundred. O:cT, from Clay
Clubs solicited. WIZ!
II To Trave!ers.-To gentlemen who desire 4 useful
aud q, the highly interesting book rs companion to
heiT Travels we -ccomuionc Appleton Co.'S clifton Of D.
srae'; CurisSes Of L:te-aurc 1t perhaps taken aio-
c:ae; the mos; interesting book ever written. ewDsaW&Cd
s, G9sop G GTn KsTES G9MP r. SiS FEAyy
md 0'''s' BRfiSS'cKERHoFF FOX L PoLHeNrs.
nc Price so cents per Bottle.-T The chief virtues
ms 1ricopReroHs or ne,itnted compound are.
|. Its brncuc. rencthenlno and clarifying Qualities;
2. is gently stimulating the action OF The SKIN;
). s producing md encouraging reaction IN the bulb
root and particularly the pulp which the vessels
and nerve, giving lie and vgor 10 the hair.
l. Ia eq,IalIziag the circulation Of the fluids:
Its eens the KIN from the effects OF perpiraon. 'curf.
and ndriff. and dsooslls the hair 10 curl
henlth To- the latest period Of he.
Gatins advice gwen on al diseases connected with the
hair, nj the iiar Cutting Rooms.
las Broadway conerof I.be1y up stairs. jeas lmi,
W.DODGE, Hlinlsture Painter,
i RSRy-srRRyr. n!l7 3mn'
r. Board. Transient and Permanent. at
- - -
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MAliKlEII.

At Madison. Wisconsin Territory. July h by Rev. MI VI
ner Hon c. 81 B.KER of L;-ner.. Wal"orth loa6;y 10
" Ito Miss ELIZA HOLT daughter # David HON. oil Al
bHny . -.
Al Rochester July I2. by Rev Mr.. InScn. 1ir JOSIAH
B.sELL Miss JULIA w. HOOKER daughter OF Nh Horace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

IuE SHE'LL ROAD MuRDER-Mrs. Lennen. the
N conan who accompanied Bond and Catharine
y h'len to the Lake, and WAS with them at the
.u'e when the latter was murdered, has been ar.
.e'ted by Capt. Winter on charge of being All
accessory before the fact. n. o. Tropic.
" DIsp, at Experiment, in Saline Co. Mo.
~ u tuesday, June 49, in the 65,h year of his age,
H., nhnG - A Smith, formerly Bfigsdier General in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

A Crpv s~"r RnEuM. riMPLEs AND SORES on THE
FACE-ilOH muDy persons uie rouled win c"n'lnll'n
breaking upon he SKIN Their faces dssnred 10y pmpes
aud Sores who by the oi t"m,;"cks Extract OF Snrsa
Mia the tri OF 80 single bottle 81
dozen might; entirely nd themselves Of Them IL etfec uay
pures The blood nparinc 10 more nutritious chaa
exp.S all the morbid from the >ysem tore 10
the stomach regulates thu bowe and pronoe, d:e'iinn II
the Bowels c>tIve >aiei Is an en- ctun pre-
vent and al; MI Gous -ases. Sold at2l C'utinG
ST. Remember Only 80 cents bottle We warrant 1t rs good
lL... nn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

IHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW-1 ORk CS
JOHN BROOKS Action recover Of the Captain OF the
steamboat Nnrnd plying be,wc" Newly oTk ana New In
ven Of $780, beng amour, oil penalty Ges'snHed Icy
statute refusing pay Hospital money. SUIT was
asked Tor on The ground that lura,In founded the
OF the revised statutes pdbicd IN 16 which includes
section II OF the statute laws OF 1891 which, N The code OF the
reyson numbered - The point Is that the list code, ur
second edition, never authorized By the State
and that tie different from the original code; second
w. il is glvng remedy unknown 10 the common lnw
and be stfcy con,irlcd; 3D. that the act III relation TO
brought m the name people Of New York, but SAT- for
penalty mus, lie brought il the n,mc OF TIE President OF the
Sc imen etieat Aud further, ma, Inc Nlrcd sailed ae
cunsiDg lcese from the General Government, ni mad ii
Hospital money FOX the time winch Tie state claim: L; nnd
tie General Government under TIE power to regulate
commerce, has exercised authority aners and taxed
for the support OF Hospitals the siue las no power Tor
Judge Kent ca5sed Tint ,!e,e Su: z. to The POINT of of
thuugh; there sufficient III the Uh section To maiinln he
The question OF suit would he reserved The
testimony ds to the NmrOd Leng coaSrg vessel WIS admit
ted and Suggestion at the Court. VERDICT WAS taken
or p!n,lf sutisc 10 the opinion OF the Supreme Court
tn re were =, other pending against different Steamboats,
VIII cn will decided by the re,u Of tnsJ
TEkErCE iiCCABE rS. joins HtLas.-Actnn Of
repleY the ownership Of hoT levied upon by officer
Helms udeJ against john Gum oi Hafen re
tered To yrs;ey VERDICT or Defendant SN dan'ases' and
ML" Sr.w,..r ... ennvrL =. rARLER ct
a-sIr Stewart broker! loaned, DecembeT 1872 to NJ
T.; the Of :o un is n"'e endorsed 10y MI Il ahyn
l-ii Action J'ousht 10 recover Inc amount An Offset
claimed Gaiout pieviu>y paid us usuy or mn.e man
Loans
times running though perOd al more than two years una
ect,d grounds but principally tat suns 10 re-
cover buck extra interest paid usury could not De
after expraiun III une yent ms was met uy ne
cunse Oh The other side who declared that the decision @
johnson shows suit be brought at any nc ne
Court remarked the Johnson may he allowed
govern. lie s:aiu'. dues MOI say tiat Quy cnhaut De
made hoy"nt reene 10 Mr. ahren,ed' ule endoI
b objected TO and allow ed Mr. kns. book keeper OF
Nit Parker was sworn stated that extra interest
t"occtcv ,n et pc ioi than Court devote tins
term. tbs record IVES wi;hdmwn MD 1t lies over.
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CITY IN ( h l. J. q f \ c f
WEDNESDAY

ALEXANDER HoAG.-Ihis individual, whose trial
ct the Sessions been down for the first Monday in Au-
gust was brouch; before Chief Justice Jones to-day and mp
p'caon renewed that he be admitted to bail. Decision on
Thursday forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

FRoN ST. Thomas, VIA HALlFAX.-Late ac-
counts from s.. Thomas represent the rainy sea-
son to have set in much earlier than usual, and
with almost unprecedented severity. The yell
ow fever was raging with considerable vlrulence,
having beer brought there from the neighboring
Islands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
L. :. MARsHAL's OFFICE.

CAPTAIN DRisCoLL ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Capt.
D. who has been in prison ur some weeks charge of be-
Ing engaged the slave trade the coa oi Africa was TO-
day admitted bail the OF $1,000. lie his own
,ccognzance that OF air. Grove Blodget of Niagara Co..
who is SAID 10 be wealthy.
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Passeurers Arrived.

In the PceIs, ys de Lvon from Hrrelir. a: Dor, Mis-
Fnncis iynnn Dr. J. Pappenu Mr.. l. West, Miss kebsc
ca Meyer and Servant VI ii. e. GeTman. MI f. NJ laauer
In he Bremen brig yasep5,ns from Sdnlsei:-C Winn
ker uf Indy 4 D,rschky. Mullen SchoinJur. Hem
.och BEL i'll IN Tie sesrnge.
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COURT OF COMMON Pleas. Before Judge DAILY.
WILLIAM SwA3ToS IS. OWEN w. Brennan
Action of repleyin IN relation billiard tables levied
upon Monroe Hail. The Jury could not md were as
charged,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

CCwEELL's PAIN ExTEAcToR-Tnr GREAT HEALING
Lyg-Whcn the pubic kno" the s,snt efficacy OF this tt
cr assured they Will allow themselves Ia b. II
single day without IT, In all al Euptins, Od Sores,
threatened Modification Bruises It's effect always Ia give
rec aim -irey is nppirntion. For pool we
hundreds this City WHO hive wi,ic se II erect
Every family should always keep this Sulye. All Couandt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

Jcnc 10Th La. g o. Long 90 ship Kentucky. Of Boston
y days I'm New Orleans, Tor llnvre
East Of Georse, Shoals 81, Qleb:r. hcace london,
June a. let ~ y. long 81 o.. spoke the sap OHIO, Pe, o
Phladepha. from Bordeaux. Il dr.! OFT.
lny 9Th La, y 81 Lon. 3s brig Captain. John E1s;mat
- d. in InhaSCo y. Nnrk.
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fOL!CE OFFICE.

THtrr or A BEAVER HAr.-Last night, az Mr..
Thentoreu< Fisher OF So II Fourteenth street; was SENT
what ,eegy ltlns the steps Of 5, Peters Church ~ Bar
cysest his hat stoen from hi. head ny EDWARD
H. Williams, who arrested aud sent to prison. 49,.
CHARGE OF PucKE1- Observation-Disclosures Ison,
yons man. was ARRESTED by officer appan. charged with
stealg wle; and sig from the pocket o James BJso 81
No l6 Emsevt. while Standing III Southsee' near w
ton Murket. =,
,rs ste.,cd and held bail 5000 for keeping dlscrde
house ut No lU2 Cnurch.strcet the yesor, "i the vie
Niliiu,u Carrie arrested and committed Tor
keeping dsoider houe Of the wors, character IN the base
RoBRING an lNlsRIArEp MAS.-Asa man ,Auch
the worse OF liquor ard whose said to be Sear. wns
Standing las, night the OF Pearl and Elm street he
was addressed BIZ another named John Warren VINO took from
his neck las gold guard chain and gold ever watch w9Itn
500 and then accompanied HIM TO rear the Washington 10.
tel where and returned 10 Elnstreet here ne
was eS;cd hy eyo..cer Ruckc at the instance OF Joseph
lei Necchiu who had tine Whole tranSic0a and Was To-
day prison. The watch aud chain were recovered
BURGLARY, t:c.-l LAST night. n co!ored man broke
into the house No so Acouca street and being discovered
lied hastily ths. he LETT behind him bundle lie had son
somewhere else two dresses shawl sft Ind phi
lncaes Tor winch wanlcd ii the Upper Police
Owners are also wanted for round bars OF on panted
whi,e stnen by two boys named William acsus and Henry
Webb who committed ut the office OF the Upper Poice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

% shcriT's Jury Cor, is4f--iNill meet, a.
follows the lnIues;s. and Tor Inl o
iia. such other business be brought before
them: .
ist Pancl-st md 81 Mondays md last Friday of July Il
and 2i-will meet n o'clock, 7. ".
ls Pnne-lt hnd 3D. Mondays md Inst F!day Of September
g. 10. and lT-wl meet nj 5 o'clock. P. NJ
Is. Punel AMI Cd Mondays aud Inst Friday q November
"a Paue-1st Mondays aud last Friday ni August 5, u
mud 3l-~Ill meet a. D O'Clock. 7. NJ
ID Paue-lst 81 Mondays and last Friday ni October.
Il and 25-wiI meet nj o'clock. NJ o
I'd Pane-lst g! Monday and last Frhy nt lisceInbaZ
II: I'D 5--,sl 0 oCiOca. I. Ne. -
NJ Inques taken every morning NJ II o'clock. y; NJ ex
cept on the resuia; days. WIN. JONES, SheInI
Dated .Jny 18Th lSH JIG 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

PILES Thus complaint people suffer 10 IN along north
after MONTH sng he completely Frustrated and
una Die H. attend to any business. md mt unequeniy past
u:!cs the, submit 10 p'weria opef"tun. iieys lin.
meat should b. procured hi, disease SHOWS itself II
sii,e remedy. Al Il Comtn,dt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

ny The Annual Address before the Literary So
Hamilton College Uncd TO. y. \ will he deliver
ed by HORACE GREELEY. on Tuesday Evening, July e.
Published by od.r jyls 3tD&W
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A RENYpY ron DgApNEss.-liuw

a REMEDY FOR DgAFNEss.-liuw many persons suffer
ing Tins compliant, uho by tine Use of DR.. Nc Sars
Acoustic OH nirh, Obtain meinr fcci and Ia all picba
regain tter eHInc Numerous cases have come TO our
avn ku Ledge where Oil cured total deness OF years
Standing relief al ui buzz moses
IN winch of approaching deal
ness Let u cited make lrla of this uf.cle. sold onl'
rto Cuuttluudt st.
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70 Advice 20 Travcllcrs.-A those who intend
gven: health pleasure. an visiting on Their route the
ar.ianed Springs of Sniaogl-he pure waters OF Lake
GeoTce-the romantic scenery oi hampnn their Nnt
-rn Tour the rich Counties Oi Western New NOk-r Fai.
of Nagurn-thc Great Lakes OF An,efcn; the Western
Tour the Thousand Islands md mighty It Lawrence flew;
ing through Cnnnd-ihe scenery the Ottawa river, and
celebrated Springs Of CneGUna-the interesting cities OF
Montreal Quebec, the magnificent river scenery below
the i'd md romantic Saguenay cun'ry-othe su1,ue
und beautiful scenery o New Engn on her t:>'ern i@li,
nre uGvised procure copy of the PCT tEStl + TOT X
ISr, edited BY o. l.. Iuii-y, E.q-hcing Gu'I- Through
Northern and Elstein states and Cdnadu-publSod n
1871. -,
~ B.he above work he o. tancd at most oil the Book
Wui-st!eet, New York. Ulo IL
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II Whiy SOnGs.-A selection Of tho very best ,;lay
and Fren.h,y-sn tnew edition. lust published aud
FOR Irpuuc Gtce. The OF the appropriate
ar i. affixed sOHg Price 81 80 hundred COPE
tny Clubs and lhiy Committees viii please send along Their
orders. GREELEY & MCELhAIii
;vI3 o.vDsVrECTr
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NJ Dycrs' and manufacturers ArtfcIcsT
These are cIcs that ae req red extensively cty well
rs country business That old aud well known dealer John
e. Morrison No lsS Greenwich street sells more OF these good.
than any other hone locyrord Cam.sood Fus,c Bn2lel
wood Brazil wood, lache wood Red SAUNDERS al KINDS
al Dye Woods and Chemicals bleach puunders. Oh rr
Glue Coppcrn Ncrd rr. NutgnlS &c t.c IN hct all things
needed y Overs. eacer and Manufacturers These ARTICLES
re all imported and selected with and nt;en-
ilun. hy OF most experienced men III nr!lnd nnd
bnvers should cnl tey wish cheap articles, ut Morr'ons
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