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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

The Brooklyn and Jamaica Rolroad Company n snail
debt and the Turnpike road from Brooklyn to jamaica
from which they derive income. Their Railroad elscd to
the Long Island Railroad Company equitable terms. The
the debts and liabilities of the Long Island Railroad
Company in 1873 s21 2, of which 800 900 loaned
Company by the State of New York stock payable
1861 The of the line which ns been operation for
the last year, from Brooklyn Suffolk station As miles and
this the annual receipts for and freight hnve been
about SIS 00 while the expenditures including rent OF the
Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad and interest oans have
been about s55OO This shows the capacity of the road
sustain itself from the local business and travel the Island
alone.
f. P. Benjamin, Esq. formerly cashier Of thu
the Bank Of Poughkeepse has been appointed Cashier of the
Farmers and Manufacturers Bank place Of james Grant
ESQ. deceased.
AT Boston railroad stocks are firm, and Worcester
has advanced increased dividend IL cent dividend
off 1t understood that surplus of $1,000 remained from
earnings the months ending June l after paying 81
per Lowell is sold in small lots at GOA dividend off
but buyers looking for sale OF lis stock created for
the building OF Woburn Branch dividend of per
500 share has been declared by Charleston Branch Road and
is snid the earnings of last months show surplus
the $500 required for its payment Eastern Railroad has ad
vanced 81 dividend of3 cent OIL and New Hampshire
os. The Providence pays dividend OF three per cent ON the
Sth its stock worth 81 dividend Concord. ~ :
Charestown Branch s Fitchburgh and interest Portland
81 Western 734; ding 2ii, Norwich 81 Long Island
70. Bank stocks firm with snnl transactions Sute per
worth 3 per cent adv. and sterling beside inter
est City scarce and adv. freely offered Insurance
stocks generally high and the offices doing great bust
nen as their dividends md reserved profits show.
During the week subscriptions have been made TO the
Fchbug and Batteboro Railroad pretty large amount,
md every indication Since
ng Waham village and Concord It's receipts upon the Fitch
burg Railroad have been large. When the frightening othe
Chaesown Branch Raoad track shall have been nude and
the bad a the Lowell road crossing obvaed the Fitch
burg road have independent laid down
ersecon with the Charestown Brunch the large depot
building Warren bridge
Subscription books stock of ewYork and New. Haven
Rorond be opened Boston the 10Th and 18th INST
The Boston Post friend OF the prosperity OF TINT
will be induced 10 promote by his subscription such
terprize
Bicknelfs Reporter says: Money continues
abundan-no change the cur last Good paper
readiy Ht five and cent per All
quiet IN our monetary afiairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
LADIES' FAIR AND FESTIVAL.
Ar RossvlLLE. lStaten kiGnd,l
FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST. LukE'S CHURCH,
On The Enurih of .JniE.

The foloyin. slenmbnn will leuve y. YORK for the Fair
Ind pend,nce from Pier M. I IS. at hnl pu,t A; NJ
Mount Pleasant. from the loot Of Vesey street ut NJ
vls New Brighton, Fac'oryvIc Port Rchmond, Che'ea
aud fuit's Landing Fare shIn. each way. = -
Rnran um the foot OF Barclay street, quarter before
\. NJ . a,
South America (which leaves Per No at half past a
VI will rl nall an hour cn her excursion around
Sfnte l,lunl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

The following remarks apply to transactions OF
the last three days
GROCERIES.-The demand for Coffee is ieh, and the
market dull Holders, hnwever. firm and prices without,
change. The sales UO bags Brazil 1t 6 ~ cents 40
Laguayra "a 800 Cubs 6a 100 Java 10 mus;
7U 81 Domingo for expor; 5s sac, cash There has been
inquiry FOR low priced aud prime Muscovsdo Sugars but
pnces have varied The sales included 40 hhd Porto
Rico 81 ~ with strictly prime AT sc 80 Cuba o..
:. mos For molasses the market very dull und prices
tend downward indeed Porto Rico has been sold decline
of from the highest point We notice snes o IS cHks
Ma,anzas ri 2lsc: l5O 200 Porto Rico q So mos:
and 19 81 Croix and Porto RICO terms made public
METAlSissouri Lead continues heavy and prices have
rather downward tendency 1SD sold las, week nj 3j
cash, but this rate not offered for We
sales OF 20 80 Sheung Copper less per
cent cash. and about 70 90 lbs old l6c for Shrahing
and about H. cash, for Boiler.
UENP-1here ) u moderate demand from the trade and
and sS0 g 90 mos Clean Russia $780, and 0baics
Sianiils si42 So mos.
HlDES-The sales last oy RIO Grande q lbs
60 East al l21ac less 3 cent $50 dry Arkansas IL cts
cai sou CugreS to arnve ~n terms mol mace poc
HOPS.-Thsre demand for export u lew bales have
been sold for consurigt!on. at our quotations.
FRUI-There have been of 5OJ boxes Bunch Kous.
from the 10, Just arrived s2 ls 30 Bordeaux trune>
glass ceEs both less per cent FOR cash: 5 boxes cy
LeDons received coatwe. private terms Eleuthefa fs
Apples. III lots s. 30 So; l5 bnHe Palermo Lemons 50,
and 400 do Oranges s3 cash 40 barrels Curants. Just "
rived. were sold previously al 81 cents months
NAVAL LSIORES-Weno notice a sale of 1000 bbls New
bern Trpentne. for export. 81 3 which little lower
OF Spirits TurpenDe there have been sales of by casks South
80 30 cents: ~ do lots 81 cash; and OF Tar 20
tbh 81 90 q ] 6l57.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

~ lBLo'S GARDEN-poon open al B. Entertainments
: e0it"eoGs FoGRTM z Z OF JULY. 1911.
BRILLIANT CELEBRATION
GLORIOUS ANNIVERSARY
The Ea,el.ainnefr, 10 10 take place in the Theatre
RAIN OK SHINE.
by Nh MITCHELL md 81; talented Company. con,,ns of
GRAND DOUBLE EXHIBITION,
By the whole Corps D,ama,ieue
In addition 10 which dazzling and astounding display OF
Will be GrES OF soALr OF
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA il THE SALOON
MILITARY =? EAsB FoTisfF4E X F4E GARDEN
VIII at Intervals peror vnrey Of National AiF' suited tn
The wi GR@Yp ovERfGRE !GR ooLA with
Immediately after which si be produced the nughabe Vau
BOOTS AT The SWAN.
Mr.. Henry Higgins gentleman with hu unfortunate
Frank Fnsky. Cav.Iry officer with genius for IN
vention, Dropenst' ior processing. and an attach
Peter Plppin promising young Gentleman in livery.
with inqunng nind and unfortunate attachments
The Boots at Tie swan "a tree and easy youth with
attachment to refreshments
Miss Cecilia soon'hne r2m.nic young LADY, ;oat NC
inchmen to extraordinary novelties sir, watts.
Emily Nuo1shlne. young l.hiy with q fortune IN
prospective, md confessed attachmen, to H.nry,
sally smith. senieel iion.ekeerer with good char
ncer from her last place and slight attachment % a
tancy Bnksf NlI h!lor
fo"'e''e' Immediately after ~iic6 CHI '' -
MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITION OF
+ IK E.-N . K X =
VIII take pacs prepared expressly for th. Anniversary. by
Mr. Isaac Edge.
To be fired the following OrdG
CHINESE FAN
pxfb wheel al Maltese, Jas
and radiant sre decorated with crimson and green
centre; changing Chinese Fan OF Brilliant thiese fes'
interspeIsed with silver fire pointed stars.
MENlCAN Sun.
Commencing with vertical! ieNason whes Of Lhlhese IA
dhn japanese md Maltese fires decorated with crimson anu
green centres mutating splendid sun OF Chinese hres
PALS TREE
Commencing with vertical whee of Maltese, Chinese ana
ing I" Palm TroO of eamcrs a"'n"f-'T hilns he ar VII"
PERUVIAN CROSS.
Commencing with wheel oi Chinese radiant fires, deco
rated with er'"'o" 'ni III SMSS6 s,GS9 sfSttf tTtRoss
GRATED with CRIMSON ana centres changing diamond
-'''"' LANCE PYRAMID
Commencing with wheel OF Chinese radiant res. changing
to pyramid vi snce-wOrS, and opening To pyfa'd u bf
liant stnrs. -, 1,,,.
Commencing with wheel OF Chinese and radnnt fires dec
orued with crImon and yellow centre. changing 10
Saxon Glory OF Chinese and Maltese ire' win saxon
niepered with crimson, green and yellow terminating "it
'''e' STAR OF AMERICA.
Commencing with whee of Chnese and radiant fires dec
with crimson md centres changing Ia the Sin o
America Of brilliant Chnee fires. ceconted with Saxon cir
ce, nlepeed with crimson nnd green fires Terminating WIN
u Feu de joe.
GRAND NATIONAL. DESIGN,
Got up expressly honor o the Grand Celebration OF III h
1000 square Feet,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
A DAY AFTER THE FAIR;

Or THE COTTAGE By THE ROAD SIDE!
Old Fmget n nervous old bachelor. order To be nc
urehand with his friend Sterling has made a hasty
purchase of the Cottage by the Roalsde. IN hpes oi
possessing that quiet retirement esseEth TO h> Ge
bilgted frame caused by the uINetles ol the stock
Clcd n country pumpkin, OF those unSOphistcAted
Sons of Nature whose feelings are perfectly Tree hnd
eusy and whose happy disposition can make him
work" Clarke.
Jerry confidential servant of Mr. Sterling. who has
dispatched him buy the lease ct the Cottage by The
Roud side. fond of horse racIn: thnt lie neg
lects hs masters business md arrives Il DdU dJter
the fair Is also entering the rnarflase state VIII ms ~
dear Folly ~. IN,
Song Miss Grizzc. with limitations oil Hens Ducks, Iur-
KEYS,
Sam Wax. joyia Of i,r,sr'n. ihase ',~s ,houEt
is mrnd,np the soss and keeping his understanding
on n sure i,,o,,ns song I've Bees Drinking Mr. Holland
Sukey Squnll, ltinernnt Catalina whose semi tones
OF defy competition, and Whose for music ,
far case thnn ledu'tsor Alnrozz Nh Holland
Medemosele Dumpno. adminutIvc lump OF Harmc-
n.y. the shortness of whose person fully conpensn
ted 10y the length of her notes. md whose eItaordi:
nary talent will sufficiently account for her rnpi
rise .......... .........................Mr. Mr.. Holland.
song ............'I lie Petit Tambour." ="
DciSyius lIoon,lne Il hIadman whose method in
madness will prove that his eus not chmerlcnl Holland
Polly IN love with Jerry Miss Lhrke
Mrs Sus. WHsherwomnn. iss L,ntke
Mrs Flummery ManageresS Miss IatRc
The the doors md nj the Saloons VIII be un
der direction of Mr. Cobyn Treasurer 10 the company
- Police officers will be constant attendance, and TIE
utmost will be taken to maintain order and decorm
TICKETS so CENTS. No postponemen at this e,tnD
islment. Jy+
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
NEW AMERICAN WORK.
Just Published,
THE LOG CABIN,

THE WORLD BEFORE YOU.
BY THE AUTHOR OF
Three Experiments Of Living The HuEuenOts IN rance
and America" &c Sec. ! vol thick smO.-5O cents.
Every person who tnkes this volume will read with in
The authors peculiar Narrative vii stamp
the incidents, and will, the incidents the doc
ne. The volume will thus become whit the aHlh0r intended
should he. The Guide to Usefulness and Happiness
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
Markets. Carefully reported for The Tribnas


AsEES7Ths demand is moderate odny md the sale, are
about 200 bbls Pots Os. Pearls with small sales 30
The June 500 bbls Pot, and ll56 bls Pearls
COTTON.-The market : without change, md the sales
merely 200 800 bales The market will be quiet until
the steamer arrives.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Gencsee remains steady at 81 81 :
Tor fresh lots the receipts continuing light Stregh brands Mi
chgun mud Ohio nre s ai, but doubtful lots selling
from 400 to 4,l2ss. The demand moderate. \ sale o 400
80 barrels old Genesee made Tor England nj 4,I.
Scratched Western and Gcnesee has been sold nj $40 Sales
1870 bushels Troy Ship Stus at Gets In southern hear o
nohn. doing excepting l0O bbS Georgetown at 62a The
range ioI Southern 45oaa75 Rlchaond City 6S Jersey
Meal go Bruudywne 42ts. Rye Flour 225 300
GRAIS-'The cargo of new North Cnrolna Whent which
the market inr several sold ahou, %
There demand for Corn for the East md and
we notice $50 bushels Maryland White for export 4a
weight $500 do Northern at 49, i9c weight, and l+0 do Del
aware 4Sc Rye large demand3D bush.
sold ut 6lc delivered Oats &c 3Qc which rather
better.
WHISkEY-The market before noticed. and 100 b5ls.
State Prison sold ic DrsGe &c and very
OI.-We notice further sales of $50 bh crude Whale nj
35 35js cash sale of bbs Bank made sl4S7s.
BONE.-Saes p GOO lbs y. West, been made 3,
5. y and SSJ do South at g cts cash.
PRONlSlONS-PUrk IS dull at So 62i3 SIS 63a. and we
have heard of saes of Importance We hear OF nothing do
other descriptions OF provisions except l bb Lard nj
about So and 20 500 packages Grease Butter within few
days ut cents Butter without chunge, the receipts
large New box Cheese GU dull. with shall sales at
5a5a cents
Export from lst to SD;h June.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
THE EMRLEM UE TuE UNION,

HE EMDLEiI VF t III C.NIO4',
And forming the largest pieces OF Fire ever
hlbted this City This magnificent piece extends from the
ou the Northern extremity ni the enclosure allotted or
exhlbtion of Fire Works It Is THIRTY FEET in height;
and will display surface Of coloed and brilliant fixed and
turning fires, OF nearly I0C0 square feet.
The piece represents curtain of Mosaic work, of Chinese
gerbs decorated with revolving Of brilliant fire with i-
minated OF CRIMSON, purnle orange green. yellow,
unhSa nj. 10 N..,l
. ~ OF dazzling hrlancy descend from
e summit of the piece the ground In he centre i see
the vestlbule of Temple, e1bbtn: magnificent hgule.
niece ncsing IN figures ni silver ace.work1776 The
es and base ni the figures decorned with afs oil SILVER
fire and rejecting lights oi purple yellow, green an
white i'm honor ui the j STATES OF the Union. surrounded
by GRIND battery of AOsac rnyOnnut re ascending TO The
height above H feet the whole teniuntlng with the eN
ploson of grand Maroon Battery, d!schaging Sefpen Sa
cssons, X OcketS &c.
Dunr which the Band wall play National Airs Marches, &c
10 be followed by mlntive }ureta written expressly ior
and originally perturned by Mir Holland IN London
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, JULY 4.
MINIATURE ALMAYAc-THIs DAY.
Rises THs Ess sgs Morn tn. Moosi 1918 Morn pTll Ski ~
LATEST DATES.
London; isme 1,,ssn: Inns q
~See Lust Rage.
Arrived.
British bark Princess Vaughan So ds I'm Liverpool mdse TO
John He.dmnn The r. pu, land MIR Sckney and l9l
messengers bound 10 st Johns. NB;
BrC Adebaron Faes. m Trinidad dc Cuba. wa hey w est
10 d, sugar u Chaselain & Ponver :, :,
Bris Lawrence II Adams. No'hup ds I'm Jacksonville
F. lumber TO J + Gilchrist & Bours.
Dutch brig Foscar Helena, Post, 81 ds In kotefae dse
10 Schmidt & Balchen- ~. t 80,
Sch Angel!ne Sculi ds In Swansooro ->' nn' 'o'es
sch. Eliza Williams Boles. Dis I'm Phndepha. coal bound
10 NLondon.
Sailed,
Brig TarQuina. Tor Richmond.
Memoranda.
The British brig Ocean Tor Bridgeport sailed IN company
with brig Aethusa which arrived yesterday from fndsof
Ms.
Spoken, &C.
June ash Georges Banks Br bark heen' OF ana from
Juae & Ia; 81 CO. Ion tx B brs Reindeer, FIN Norlean' for
Halifax. -:
June y Ocracoke Light House bearing NV ID miles, o's
Charles. hence for Wilmington, NC = p..
July lat 374 lon 5 passed brig Mary Stanton from Bos
on for Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

WONDERFUL INVENTION TO Force THE GROWTH OF THE
ltMAS HaIR.-Trla, battles only shillngs The names o
some respectable citizens be shown who have
-aI his found here stated Call and them
our store, they certify TINT. having used Jones' Corn Hail
estorntive ivIiGd these QUALITIES IL VIII
d.e>s rd soften The stop its falling o nnd cenn IL IL
positively makes the hair grow, md keeps II IN order long
st,ee-prre and shlngs-orat l39 Fulton ST. Brooklyn
r. 2rrOd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

CLEAR YOUR HOUSE or RoACnEs AND BED BU0s.-An ar
tce for this purpose may had q Courtand street Is
efficacy has been thoroughly tested Also Cologne Water
very low, hook quart b1tties Ptcc 20 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

A New INVENTION SAVE THE TRouBLE OF SHAVING
The Chinese Fln Eadcator will remove the har and leave
the skin perfectly moo,he wherever applied ent rely
ike any other article 1, always cndcates the ha and does
not inrire the skin. Only Mt u Courtgndt street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
NJ Bricklaycrs anC: PIasterers.--RcSOieed.

Covenant Lodge No. 80, l. o. of @. F.
In consequence Thursday being the Anniversary OF our Ma
onu Independence the regular meeting OF this Lodge post
p,ned to Friday evening. July 9TH
~ '''N' WM. II. COOK, N. G..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

NJ clear md blooming coun,enanre free from PlmDlcs
ar iumn nny be insured hy the al Constock Snrapa
rln nj the rrng of 80 bottle s. dozen
There SAr,aparla good h, nm efsctia' nfer
uye the whole md 0 purity 10 the blood
it is uncQuaIed effects. At2l C0uTtlandt street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
rr- Bexvare ofUnnen.thy summer DRINK.

To attacks incident season. that nothing
should be AIKEN INTO 1t. 10 cIeae Illness Roo Bee nhger
rhy njuro This arse: :In Their mol being nade from from
rs are sold al John G. Nosons well known establishment
NJ Greenwich extensive dsaer IN Groceries Iens
drugs Dye stu all kinds OF Oils Paints. manufacturers ar
cles &c &C. these drinks highly beneficial they cool
The blotd aud nvgoate the system Drink that Root Beer
&c made from the materials sold by Morrison. and you nTe
Sn,a nI Iecevine no lnury iltr
~ Bricklaycrs and Plasterers.--RcSotred.
That we the Iofneymen Brckayers and PaSteers oi the
tlv of BROOKLYN will not work with permit suffer any
stone Mason Of this City, any other CITY. to lay bricks OF
raster in any building whatsoever with us.
Rr,oircd rlnt the Boss Aasos o City be respectively
invited To aid us m curryng above resolution into effect
CHARLES PALMER President.
GEORGE l.. +. Cook. Vice Pre,ideat.
Eupc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
no Fourth Congre ssionaI District

no Fourth Congressional District.-6lll,
TIL 10TH AND 18TH W3RiS.-An adjourned neetns ot
The elegnfes composing the 4h Congressional District Com
mi,,ee will be held at FRIIzs HoTgL Btoomest corner OF
Edrdce on Friday Evening" the 9Th ntS oclnck to hear
the RypoRr oi the Committee appointed to make arrange
nent. i Mass MEETSo the District. Punctual attend
requested ~ oIneI; ann C,...
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

n--Eourth of .JuIy.-Fancy Dress articles ready
Made Linen and Under garments of every descrpon at the
New York Cash Tailoring Establishment lS Brondway three
d,ors below the franklin House Open I'LL 10 occk, A. NJ
a /, ~ Wv J. c. BOOTH, Z: Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
g PLEASANT INCLUSION on. THE

- 4 PLEASANT EMU KSTIJN UN HE
H-LtFOURrli OF JULY. around staten Island.
SSEI=1rLL, nndIng at Perth Arnb9y.-T,e Steamer
iIl1 Cnt K. WARDR0P will leave the Pier iopt
Warren street Thursday afternoon, July Fourth. nt One
'cnck fDo OF inmm,nd " quarter pust One foot
ot Cnherne street. H. r. hH past One. and Pier No North
RIVER n qulrte before Two. and proceed Excursion
around island giving fine opportunity 10
view the Dcean, sandy Ook Fortihcgon &c. Re-
,nrnins Ia the City about hal pa,t Six O'Clock
FARE FOR THE EXCURSION FIFTY CENTS.
A good Band of Music Is engaged Tor the occGsion.
y B-rhe Highlander will leave New.York for wburgh
on the 81 o'clock Z. NJ and the Fourth ut O'Clock.
T. M Yl At
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

~ CoHSEL's Pain Extractor will remove pain from all
tende. feet and other
pans and aches to meniou. AT CouitIand
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

ne Summer Hnts.-Wc invite the particular aen-
lion of Gentlemen TO dark drab Summer Hats nn article
now very popular exceeding lsht and o' pean.,u noc
WARNOCkS.
;.g5is Fashionable ia,,er a9l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
rothe rr,end. OF s1r. Clay.

GREELEY & McELRATH,
tribune Buildings. New-YOrk
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

No Fxcrsg FOR Sor HAVING FINE IlEAD OF IIAiR-The
Balm the lvorie article tor promoting the growth of the
hns stood the Of II years experience and has
been daily eainns popularity 1t gives the hair beaut.
mud ustre he-re unsurpassed; always frees from dnndr
prevents the which persons are pacu
larry liable M Lady Gentleman should I've without THIS
Enlm Al y Cnuttlnndt street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
- 7v-$~3 eEXCURSrON FOR THE FOURTH O
AS-'JULY FOR NEiNBURGt The ,tenG

,S-'IULY FOR NEWBURGH Tine ,' tenn. n
H.isnd vii leave the Pier foot o Warren street Thus
jny Morning. July ilh 9t7i o'clock Snd The ioGt Of Ham
Caldwell and West Point remaining from three 10 i"ur hours
giving opportunity Of viewing Washington. Hend Qunr
re and enjoying the beautiful scenery the Highland. and
the Hudson Leaving Nesbnrsh at O'Clock p. w.. vii
rive in New York about O'Clock he evening. Nusic
engaged for the
Fare 30 cents each way. jy Ats
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

~ FINE WATCHES-BENEDICT & HAMMOND
T'5A a Merchants Exchange ofWnll and William
~ 4: streets lentrnnce m door Nliaml tdye received
"a adduon to their previous stock assortment of
Watches eaualeI IT. cy-cnasstDg OF Chronometsr
Duplex and Lever Watches both for ladies and gentlemen;
Merchants from the South well the city trade Will md
twhen quality compared pnces low.
A general assortment vi Jewery OF the best quality.
Sterling silver ware at manufacturers pnces- .
ri,rts 70 ,u;,, ,ai Nv 6rst rnie workman ap2 istf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

e r.e-r EXCIRs,IoN-FoGRyTH y.i. OF o!,i.l July
NdaENI,Fr From Bnrcny street Pier: at quarter before
9ocIock a. The steamboat KARlTAN, Cnptnln Isaac
Fisher on Thursday July Ith will make To Perth
Amboy and New8run'Sck leaving Barclay street Gunrer
before A. M-passng through The ns and sound, 919d-
ing pelsant u New f ghtnn, Port Richmond. ELa-
bethpor nrbor Retreat Norhied, Ro,.ylle Is &c; G Ke
turning New Brunswick TT qunrte before VI ana
Perth Amboy p ". taking the outside pnsnee TO New
York ani Band of Music will be on bohrf
Tile yiew the Ocean. Sandy Hook Light the Quarantine,
Fort Lafayette the National Works Long lsland &c Will
render Excunon the most heahtu md pleasant to fani
lies and Parties of Pleasure
Fare FIFTY CENTS for the whole Excursion.
ga,svii;e staten island je2i II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

- 1Y-s.; h FOR SANDY HOOK and the LOWER
ofluis fl Grand Z, tXC,RsloS ho gH ION
sianiaI and commodous Steamer NEW.HAvEN will leave
he uot Of Canu street at o'clock A. VI. aud ocl"ck L. VI.
IVi enve per No North River foot Of Battery Place st
o'clock A. VI. and O'Clock p NJ. Returning. VIII leave
sandy Hook at IL o'clock A. VI. and O'Clock F. NJ. Only
y ench way.
P S-The New Haven. on her Ia. trip will proceed
.e Sandy Hook. thus atfodns the passengers ine
,,n,tv of inhaiinp the ly5 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
EXCURSIONS.

r~ = EXCURSION AROUND STATEN
El:ISLaND-t'S FrIpAY. jrLv 5ru;-Ihe
%~@I,s,eamer COLUMBUS. Captain ". II.
razee. viii nase IN tI.nrsnn sboye. leaving TIE 'ot '
1rmbers q, p. VI Hammond per No.
y nj and foot oi Market s.r-t T. K. 3 sni touch
no M Perth uboy wl return ,o the City By o'cInck
h, Excursion will afford fine opportunity or viewing the
barbo and oriicauon, and also enjoying the cool and
yigornting breeze.
4 I'm. band of Muse IS engaged.
Fare or the EXCLUSION 81, crGt. 4 IL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27


y Tree, which was forthwith accept.
intend to PoLk il into the CtAY on
Pf the glorious FOURTH Repor,
emblem Of firmness, 90 character
Pocratic candidate for tho Presiden-
avn into the city by so yoke Of
pected to arrve on the spot select
On near the corner of Main and
about 8 o'clock A. M.
bend Of Polk and DALLAS pick up
nplemen,s, and be on hand bright
u Pick-axe, Shovel, Spade. Crow
Barrow, to aid in rearing this noble
is to hold tho flag, that shall cheer
y! Iis
Salute, together with one gun for
|ther for Oregon, will be let off at