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r- John BurdelI, Dentist. ha, return

% John BurdelI, Dentist. has returned from the
country and will 2 Broadway, OF Franklin
street. until the commencement Of cold weather when he IN
tends 60 South ard spend the winter and return In the
Spring.
r. S-Some of my patrons still believe am interested IN my
former establishment of Chambers street and Broad
way but such would say. that nve connection with
any other dentist and DO intend TO while Others have
ms family. that am crazy and have given up business
which from rsted source HDd has
reference exposition headed John Bnrdes Statement,
which explains recent condre, IN relation IN my domestic
an and also the reading matter of the Health Al
anncs for the past yenp These who have been
thorzcd dispose said pamphlet. have been threatened
with prosecutions and have therefore taken upon myself To
contains iya6 lwis-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST |.

IMMATURE ALMAsAC-THIs DAY.


Ship Uncas Ia,han s3 days from liavIc with mdz 10 II
turllut X Co. =,
Bark Mason Barney Scott, Il days from Buenos Ayre with
hides wou &c w w De Ferrls * Co Lett ship Caroia-
nus Ewel for Boston days borks lubert, Coie unc
Rosnbeiu Buy. for Salem. ~ Us. George Henry. Crcsy
Botrn July Argentine bark Serene. Goodch arr In
NYok lth June 6Ti.s premium. Pumnet. unc hlafu he
res A. Cnrk ioI boston IDS; Neneznea, nnda for Dos
ton IN d. Niagara. lleey arr Nh June I'm Batara; Gum
cy Savage arr 10th June G-urge Gardner Nalser do
Juni, uTr llth June delaware. eneck. 18Th June nj
Nlon'cvd, fan Philadelphia hak La Pan arr at NonsyI-
dee un 18th June bark Colin. Howard do do I'm baltimore
18th June brig Drisht ied Cth June for Phlndelphn
Btis Sea Flower X ohns ednys lin Wilmington bound To
Boston, put Of all hands being Sex except iIe
mate cook and passenger. Capt Scott oil The bak Ma
son Ilnrney kindly supplied them with two men 81,
Brs Osceoa Syives:cr IL days I'm ST Domingo Cry, with
mahogany &c. 10 L Rossiere & 20. Lett bTc Alien. o
Boston ior IN DIS the only American vessel III nnt
FouSe x Son. Len bark Trinidad FOR New Haven III days
br,r Mary Penne. Astriman iur Portland do:
Bts Fanny Stoye. Is Us from ST. Johns ~ FL IN ballast to
|. II Routh.
Brschr Margaret K Hope Dawson. ~ ds I'm Windsor. n.
with plaster To master.
schr Tscaror Smack. from Richmond. with mdz Allen
4 PHNson.
Schr Michigan. Terry, from Baltimore to Johnson.
Schr A. Cadnus. Curtis, rom Wlian,tun. tN c. with
naval soieS.
SchI T. w johnson. Jones' ds from Yosk River. wood.
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.W.DODGE, Miniature Painter,
los ursRT-srRxRT. ml7 3mHt

n Price SO cents per Bottle.57Thc chief virtues
of this Tricophernus medicated compound are.
/. Its bracng ,encthennr and clarifying qualities:
,. lis gently stimulating the action of the skin;
s. Its producing and encouraging reaction IN the ouo or
root and particularly the pulp which The vessels
and nerve, giving life and vigor TO the hair.
4. Its eaualzing the circulation OF the fluids: ;.
g. It's freeing the skin from the effects of peHptcn souri,
and daniriif and disposing the hair to curl;
g. And its frequent Will preserve the hair In beauty ano
health 10 the latest perlod OF life. =,
Grntuous advice given on all diseases connected with e
ha air, at the Hair Cutting Rooms.
lis Broadway. corner Of Liberty St up Stain, jy91ma
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On Wednesday. 3lst July. ELLEs f. daughter ct John c.
and Ellen Il. Trendwcl. nged ii months and - days
The friends of the family invited 10 attend the iuneul
this afternoon nj 2 2o'cloCk, L. NJ. at No. i Amty st.
The remains will be taken to New London Conn., iof inter-
Un Tuesday, goth ul! IIENREITA MARIA eldest daughter
of las Wnodham decd IN the 37th year ui her age.
On Tuesday. 3h inst. Mr.. SIDNEY SMITH, oil lie hrm o'
Same day. SARAH JACKSON wife of VIM. c. Russell, in
the 3Ist yenr OF her age. , . .
In South Berwick, Me. July 3D. Capt sam Harding aged
july Slst Of consrmpton Mrs. JULIA ANN. wife OF David
Perrin, nged % years.
Her friends and acQuaniances respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral without further notice this ihursday morn
nc az 10 O'Clock from her uc residence III 10Th street. near
Sixth Avenue. 90 ,,,u,,
On Tuesday. SO:h u Rebecca, wife of Daniel Whehari'
aged 81 yenrs. =, -,
The friends of the family and Of his boteTs John H. and
WIN Wkehart ard Of his brother IN law, Peter leck, the
members OF Manhattan Lodge No; 20 l. o. oi o. II the
Journey men Beevoc, Society OF ShDwrshS md CauSeis
and the order IN general respectfully requested 10 attend
her funeral on Thursday. Ito day. ut clock NJ from No
oi Rv;nrio .tr" Likewise the members of the Protestant
Methodist Church in Attorney requested 10 attend
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10 SebrinS's Restorative COrdial.-So Just
" ceehratej for iie oi DYSPEPSIA NERVOUS AZ
FECTIONS. DEBILITY. sc, prepared and sold, whole
sale re;u BY the prupreto AT No. Mury ST. II may
also he obtained of the following respectable Druggists and
ApOhecaries VIZ j. :. Apin"al 81 WIlnn 81. Rushton
< CO.. ITO Broadway and ~ Aaor House; Wm Burger 20
Coutand 81 a. g. 1 SANDS; I9 Fulton ~ y Sands &
israel Minor pa Fulon st.: J. 1aIant 6 Greenwich ST.:
Colby 35l Pearl J. h. Sche;i,n. III Canal 81. J. ).
foddngon DIT hudson L. Casteney. l5O Bowey: f. l..
Cotton 10 bleackcr street
Agent IN NEWARK. E. K. T. Williams. 2iS Broad st.
2u,N
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Commercial and Money Matters.
CT Fb- Commercial and Money Matters, gee Last Pa.


CT Fb- Commercial and Money Matters Last Page
- WEDNESDAY 2. NJ
The Stock market is witliou; particular change.
Probably after the Bank reports are made end tire
there will be some movement.
Euchangc closed rather dull for the steamer at @
~ for the bes; signatures OF Sterling The supply
pie for the demand.
The report OF the Secretary OF the Treasury states
the ofie country for the months ending June 90
ls43 ut ss345 lS0 The following the countries which
these exports have secn sent together with the AMOUNT TO
each. compared with the during the whole Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

yT- Why WILL YOU swiSDLEp with pern,cous lmta-
tions of GUuRAUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED Soap for
curing all pme, boichc irerk tan. sanwness md uiI
rough harsh capped skins host o Indies oi
this City md Brooklyn. who use GUURAtDS ITALIAN
beautiful EmolIen Skin Detergent, they ever used Buy only
al the original Office. Il Wakets lst stole fRoM Broad
~ Il cake aul IeOd
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ns- La Fayet,e Tent No. 81. o. of R.-1he

Members nfhs Tent hereby notified IT, at the Tent
Room. l9J uwery. with egua y At o'clock j. NJ oil En-
day Aug. 2. beng the Anniversary oil the ~ oi H.
order form ne with the other Tents which meet at
the above HAIL pIenrtory preceding to the general rem
devious ST. Johns Park The Brethren are requested 10 I've
IN attendance the hour appointed odd La Faycte mus,
make strong demonstration upon this important occasion II
s therefore, expected that ,reh!cn, laying aside n other con-
siferaos will celbratln.. ~ suitable manner Tue
Second Anniversary ui our beloved ln,iitntlrn ,
w. L. REILLY. c. r:
d. GALLOWAY luEl III
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MIssIsslPrI.-W observed in the Globe, day
or two ago, au extract Of a letter copied from a
Southern paper from "a distinguished gentle.
man living in South Mississippi" beginning in
the following cxulting STRAIN:
The signs most Tor grand and triumphant
ycioy The Full Every Democrat in this oil the SlGe
more satisfied with Polk nomination shall
taiay the largest Democratic this fall South Mis-
spp that been given for years Hundreds Of Wings and
some the oldest lnd most nyetcalc well the best
formed and Influential soine for P0k on Tex
As QUESTION. We in the midst Of grca, revolution
rrsat and OoerphemnG cetorp acaS as certainly
Me rorid stands I'LL -Norcm0e-"
Sc far from there being any sufficient ground
for the confidence here expressed, we have rea-
son to believe, from letters of later date from Mis-
sissppi, that the probability is directly the re-
verse of that above stated. a letter from Kinds
County, in Mississippi, now before us, under date
Of 1nly IA, runs as follows: i" We hope to carry
this State for Mr.. CLAY. The Teras question is
considered dead since the election in Louisiana"
National lnteIbgenccr.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
WEDNESDAY.
VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT. Before Hon. WN T.
M'CorN. Vice ChnncellOI.

NJ,
CRuGER rs. CRUGER, &c.-lhis case was con-
,,nn., vc,ernv Mr. Criser attends IN Court He i, gen.
teman somewhat full in oii rudy ectnc,ion e"en ica.
nbout IS years age His lady. urdcr.,ad of nbou.
the age She. rather OF tu form. and pouitinying
the genuine nea r,ents ut her ancestor. the Douglas ar.
C. Is native south Carpiau, but s,udc his profession
New. York Mrs &. Is nntlvc of tins cuy Mr.. OConor
sunne,l and continued throughout the day is principal Oh,
le- wn, 10 slow by Mr. Cruger ctichnt he consider
uupta agreement binding and The other hand that
and erulDlc Mr.. pc erlrc H. to give The settling
Mr.. C. The income oi half the estate. tu; Which hnTnE
been so obtained not valid. MIR. orc read seveFr G the
letters, and commented them ut great lenGli iif. u. f..
Butler aSsocinte counsel with Mr. OCon and Nr George
Wood associate on the other SIDE and will probably u
Mr. O'Conor The cause will be resumed this forenoon.
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@ 5th Congressional District.
Rally round the Standard.
The Buele sounds Ia victory.
Our prime ,ples are inscribed on our Banner,
Our co!ors are nailed to the mast

Our colors are nailed to the
For
CLAY AND FRELINGllUYSEN.
All those who in favor OF
nc Protection To American Industry.
No Just distribution among the States OF the Proceeds o
the Sales of the Public Lands.
Nc a Na'ionn Currency.
lI;- Reirenrlment and Reform, and
Hj- ONE TERM.
Ale invited TO attend
MASS MEETING
OF the Henry Clay Clubs at the Eighth Ninth and
Fourteenth Wafds on Tuesday Evening 9th INST o'clock
t;rcnd.strcet front ." Bondway House Several dstin
guisaei SPEAKER, VIII n,dresS the Meeting.
The ith Ward Ashland Gcc Club wall enIvcn the Meeting
with II number OF choice songs.
The Sb Wnrd Clay Club will meet Mt the Howard House
o'clock and proceed the llend Quarters oi the h w ur
Club NO 90 Peysrreet from thence to the llth Ward wlie
the uleering will be held. -.
The VARIOUS Clay Club Associations of the several Ward
are respectfully invited To attend
JOHN II. ALLEN, Peat llth Ward CIay
WILLIAM II. SN EET. sth =. clubs
MARSHALL u. ROBERTS. ah
Il
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IMPORTANT NEW WORK.
VIII be Published Oh Thursday,
ESSAYS ON CHRISTIAN MORALS,
ANN pEAfrrIcAt
BY JOHN FOSTER.


Author of Essays DECISION of Human Character etc.
tJne vol lSmO. near JlU pages. 81 cents CLOTH . ,
h The renowned tsscyist, by the request OF ls friends
delivered ut Bristol since series o Lectures WHICH
issued under the title OF Essays 1he volume com
prses twenty TOPICS combining unusual degree Oulh
novelty and variety Among the attractive works oi more
cent publication this ranks Of the superior order ~
issued pocket companion ard the dqusos are Do'
concise nnnatng be named which Gie n0ie
suited to arrest the he traveller and to occupy e
occnsionu leisure and counting ROOM For youth
and Sabbath school and Libraries. probably not one
book be selected which ns stronger cinms than
tins volume ID. APPLETON s. co. Publishers,
$3.50 ct BroudnGy.
d. A. & Co will shortly publish by the same auhor: b.
OGRAPhICAL LITERARY AND Pull SDPllCal'
ESSAYS-conbued to the Eclectic Review une Vol
I'm OF 40 pages. I5l lts
NEW BOOKS.-Wuter Cure for Ladies, popuqr work
the health. diet und regimen vi females and chlluGe
ard the and o diseases with lui account o
Mrs l.. M shew revised by joel shes p prpctiti1neI ION o
price 80 cents The tnndather bY me iate
MIS- Pickering No The Spoon No. aatper. Petgfa re ira
GThe Mirror contains the Fifth Annual OF
Chgzzewt complete at 9 cent?; Or 80 cents Ihe TH"pn
thur The GrumhIsr. Rose OF Thistle Island The lnvade
The Wandering Jew The Saturday Emporium Tor July ~.
All the August Magazines, for sue by
ii. Il s. RAYNOR. Booksellers.
iv3l - !iowcry.
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IMPORTATION OF BOOKS.

WILEY g. PUTNAM continue tp import FOR Literary and
Professional Gentlemen Colleges, Booksellers SC BOOKS by
the single copy nquany the Eiost favorable TERMS anu
with the greatest possible despatch.
uys aud by the packet SHIPS a. less expense IN lfon ty TO
sixty days.
UleTs can be forwarded if preferred, directly to Mr. Put
na WHO resides London without passing through the New
York House. and books be shipped by hun To any part IN
the Jjnlled States. Address -
WILEY & PUTNAM. Waterloo Place. London.
iy3l Or l5l Broadway New York.
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Justice to Hurry of the West

Justice To Hurry of the West
~ Seventh Ward Democratic Clay Club
Tile members of the above Club "by invitation of the De
moctc Clay Club Of the Tenth Ward, are requested to Us
scmbc nj Cloton Hall THIS tThursday) ENEN'NG at
ocluck Ily order OF
JAMES X. WOOD, President.
WV; yM.i II i, LGEPoy. 1'TRoy Secretaries. 1t
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nj hRR{ED.
DIED,

In Sandwich Mass Iuly 2s by the Rev G. w. Brewster
Mr. Martin r. Bake ot New York City, 10 alss a. s. storms
daughter OF the ate Capt Peter Storms o Sand*ch Mass
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passeurers Arrived.

IN the bark Mason Barney from Bacaos 7yreS-Ars Eliza
beth Rlnke and cd aeSsrs. hlleiton. julius Bakc Leon
Ayea Avcar, Vim Sauvidet. 2 hloon aud John Hal
lett. . -.
age passengers.
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..pg- Mutual Life Insurance Company y!yosl Of
n Total Lives Insured. :. .6l

10 Graham House, GO Barclay.-CI,Nens OF
desns quiet home where re Temper
unce diet proiered them OF Vegetables. Fruits
&c without s,inulants flesh meats invited to paonze
tins house. Terms moderate. Shower baths Tree.
nul ,fis r. Goss.
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"Our cnuse IS Iust-our union peIfect!

Our cnlsc IS Just-OuF uHIUH IIer1ect'
I-s~ Eighth Ward Pioneer Henry Clny
CIUb,-he members of the Club requested 10 be pune
tual IN their attendance the regular Monthly Meeting 10 he
held at the Howard hnnse Thursday evening august is
at O'Clock. Mr.. JOHN H. GoURLIE md ALFRsp CoRNNG
ESQ will address the meeting Mr CHARLES aisslsG WI,
nlso be present and FAVOR The meeting with some 0rSnat
"as hs esicnt takes this opportunity congnl
,fs the members a. the increased and enthusiastic spirit
ev,nced no; only in the Empire Chy bu, throughout the
Country, the glorious cause III which we have toed 50
JUSTICE TO HARRY OF THE WEST
Although our g Muster Roll amply represented, we
hnve few ~. still left, md will he happy In have the Mt
iendance,i the Ward who ,ye mol as yei enrolled
,beir names for CLAY md FRELINGHUYSEN."
~ Members wishing Certificates obtain them at this
meepg By orlar OF , -
i:spsnr rETEn ifi .RE' Secretaries jy3l 2tis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

A SS[GNEES' SALE-Thc sub,cnbers. Assignees Of the
n late frm of Coolidge Lambert. Of lhe Cny O., Ne
Exchange the City Of New York, the ed day OF Ausns
instant by of power Of sae coaains, n thg
ment 70 hem All the ri: ht and ioteet OF VIM = Cno
dge and Edward A. Lnmbert. Of in and To az NE one e4a
undivided half ST cenin parcel oi iann aeu W
the Connty OF Madison IN the State Of Illinois, beng e one
half Of the south halt Of The no.h ea,t auSt,Sr ~
ten west 0f the third PRINCIPAL merdian pi
vided half of sxiywo and seyenYsx one indienl hcle
more les, and lying between Upper ana L'"e' <,n III
the County aforesaid = .,:i ),
Aso ali tie right title and nte.cs, of the aid CoStge
riggsvIe Pike County and state fnos containing IN ei
eight acres and conyeyea TO tiS Sat Lonss .
May 4. 1871. A., , H., ,,
firm of Coolidge Lambert from sund persons, the same
now Standing cpon the books Of the SAID trn-Teis CASH
ONT claim DEEDS will be gwen tor the real estate.
schedmIe Of The debts and full dcnpon OF the real estate
may be sean at office Of Hunt @ Nssaust where any
! M B. saEgYNIToUa agYNIT scoodAs,ss A,ssnfss { Lambert ct
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Upper POLICE.

RoBBISG a CLERGYmhN OF HIS HAT his
enina ,o Ro. Richard Ken. Roman Catholic Priest ni
the Church of the Nativity I'd Avenue between sd and I'd
SIer,s cecbrang IN sud church. his hal was sio1
len by Daniel Hawkins who after however arrested
by officer Nundeiunf ard committed to prison. .
SNATCHING a BANK BiLL.-A man named Hen
ry Mckee arrested and committed for stealing 50 hill
which he satccd from the hand OF COnrad Trust. OF No ~
Sheriff street. ~ n,.,,. -.
wns arrested and committed for malicious espnss in wlli9y
breaking off tops of ornamental trees of Samuel C Mott
and Orsanus Bushnell the 9Th Avenue between 5h and
9th Streets
ATTEMPTED ISFANTICiDE.-Ag girl named bucre-
tin Goes was nesie, charge OF attempting to take the
life u her newly born infant by throwing down hto the SINK
of respectable house Sh street, where she was nj service
he child was got alive and with the mother stn To-
the bellevue Hospital, until the recovery OF the nohe VIII
permit CRIMINAL Complaint Ia be made.
C,IIOCK OF GOODS AND TRADE FOR SAlE.-h
= WELL, SELECTED SfDCk OF FANCY GOODS;
Cumbs BRUSHES Cutlery. Pertuney, &c in good order ad
suitable the lObbns business Will be sud nj lar prices ana
On liberal terms The establishment hns good share oi tude
winch mry be easily increased The present owner leaves II
ON acc0un, of his hetllh Apply tU GEO ;. CAiA,
al lwsf lu' Aiaue" b''e
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rETEG rspsnr "; ktRE, hSDh'N Secretaries. jysl 2s

u5- Tenth vard.-.A BLAST FROM TIE B!l-
Gi -. Tstcc TO Harry Of the WeSt.-The Democratic
av Club oi The Tenth Wr will meet at Croton Hall Juno
ZION Of Bowery and DvisonstIeet on Thursday Evening"
August l. ut G'clock -,
number OF distinguished speakers will be present to no.
dress the Club upon Wing and u deslrnus ~ hdls
in he great work of Protection To the Labor Vi our Country
and the nvoae preservation 9t The honor ana msR oi
By order NATHANIEL q. BRADFORD, President.
5m.,,yn 99hS rowifT : II;Sr. S. Secretaries. jy3la
no Thirteenth Ward.-The Members the Clay
Club of The Thirteenth Waid will assemble TO night at C0t"n
Hall IN compliance with invitation extended them by their
brother Wings vf the old Tenth.
49, EDWARD COLLINS. Pres't.
T. o. Hunt. lSoc.e,,;.s >,
H. b. CHAIRMAN, IL
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DS- GGURAups PoUpRE SUBTLE. Tor eradcauns super.
uous HAIR females upper lips, noies low oreheads or
ns Prool this and mistake at Walker street
irSt FROM Broadway 81 per bottle Directions French.
,,rtix, md S,.p
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u. s. CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge Bxrrs.

SLAVE lRAfE.-ln tle case o. Capt. DflscO.l, ol
the brig Hope the Grand Jury has returned unr Di nc
men, against him. involving the capital charge of racy
beng the slave trade the coast OF Africa and
the others charges relation the offence CGi,
ID who butl.l Iearrescd, md stands
ted His triu will probably proceed Saturday. he will
make application at that time further 10 be admitted 10 bH
Rf mate Bnrtlct Mgnsedl has n!sp been indicted
charges n board American vessel knowing her
10 have been engaged in the slave trade.
William X. FtI>lie. captain 81 vessel bound from new
Providence Boston with iiut bu: who came ntI this
false invoices at the Custom House and sold the
and who indicted consequence, nr perjury, call
cd hut answering, hs recngnllnnces ordered 20 lac
forfeited THE bail 81 CO. which 10y his faher
NIll friend oi the latter. who responsible men
Addison b. Gnndie, OF the ship Courier. tired Tor
sau James Carroll steward Of the yael several months
He acquitted ly the Mr. Stusvunt appear
ed his counsel and hessr Hoffman and Barrett the L. s.
James Wilson, nir board the brig Robert
tired tor stabbng Ehu f. Burr. rs mate OF the vessel with
sheath KNIFE while the brig the coast OF Africa The
accused WILSON of having the rigging, and half play
Hly sad that II repeated he would him ck Ing
Wilson should lick him. The prisoner replied that he had
better The mate took hold of hun. when Wilson
ntned atey drew his sheath ne and suLbed hr Bu
veey the breast The juy iound him guilty For u. 5.
MeSsrs Hand B. For prisoner, Mr.. Nash.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. gelore judge DAILY.
CASE OF SAMUEL hpAMs.-Cbarge Of deiiauding
Mes Suydnm. Sage & CO. Of sci 900 by false peienccs
The counsel for Mr. Adams contcDded that fraud had been
excrcied Judge DAILY placed the bail Mt SDO with good
sutees wh ch and tine discharged from
tudy.
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ro- Cotton Canvas, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DUCK, Light RAVENS. for BOAT SAILS
AWNINGS, Sc Also. HEAVY TARPAuL!NS. IA.
PER FElTlNGS 81 TO g inches wide: BAGGlNG. PLAIN
and .wiled % and II inch. Also. Grain and Meal Bags sh
snd bushels. For sale by
BRINCKERHoFF. FOX & PoLBEMUs.
Tfana n Bc.ise street.
GS- The DAILY TRIBUNE may be obtained IN BALTI-
MORE at TAYLoR's News OfEce.
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Markets.. Carefully reported for TIE Tribune.

AsHETs market s: ;omeThs' na1s npIs;fs net ed snd the
which some sss Ln. bee, made. The quotation Pens
Isl 37Iz The stock on Friday nst consisted of l2 c bbs
Pots md si63 do Pea-.nce which, The receipts have been
considerable No.,
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GoURAuDs GRECIAN HAIR DYE.

lew ron lady Ietiy treSSes-
i.rNtel how she t,vCR bleSseS'
Once her hair red nnd fiery
once twas stubborn. stiff aud w.ry:
-Noi- at yespet n lntin,
t,l0s>y Is. uld soft satin
The sccret-knUw y"'I how she won it
t.0uraua's GrscidH Hair Due done IT,
This uemable compound the astonishing faculty
OF converting red or white hair single application to
rich brown Interchangeable black according the fancy
ne-Sou using II may dictate Not the least remarkable
II, properties hle changes the skin
etsis unsed by the slightest STAIN Beware of the
thouxnnd and purchase Of Dr. GOuraud b.
Walker street irsl tore EROM Broa.wny. aul 2eod
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, 100 Nnssau-street.
ELLEN MIDDLETON, Novel. by Lady e. Full q,
THE GRaNDE4THER, by Miss Ellen Pickering. IL,
THE HE II R V E5HMK g. 1cKsY y W. y b'emet
LIE iii ETfi lESS 0L, JV0
III, XII, wn,yn ~ <, - 80 ......... -
HE.dRT n Socinl Novel by Martin f. 'lupper. r... l3s
T,jfE TE.MPT.iTIO.E or Who is TO Blame !....''.5!?
TIIE IUTORIOG GR4PHY OF Heinrich stlling -
THE TJgO SISTERS. by T. ). Arthur ............S9
THE LHDIES' v.41IO.NAL -MAG.AZLN't: TOR DO DO loa
All ibe Ney Works n!e received S,ed and Gnu
bs had mt the counter Agents supplied Publishers prices
" w " W. Address EM. H. GRAHAM.
iv3l DTS Tribune Office. 100 Nassnu.strret.
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on SATURDAY MORNING,
WILL nE READY,
AT THE THE NEW WORLD oFfICE, 30 AM STREET,
THE ES u | L,
A utsToRIcAL ROMANCE.
Illustrating the principles and practices OF the celebrated
Society OF the Jesul,s during the enfly portion
of the eighteenth century.
By e. SPtNDLER.!
Author Of 1.-The Jew" The InvaIhe.' &c.
r This is remarkable work As romance. for Thrilling
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