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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
FIvE pAYs LATER FROM no JANEIRO.


Per fast sailing barque Navarro. Capt. Cole, y days
from Pernambuco have received steamer from Rio ia
neirO Just received Ut Peruambuco the " left
pondents letter, containing the following intelligence beng
hve days later than that received per Arctic at baltimore
II will be noticed that the stock Of Flour Zoo bh first
hands, than the Arctic reports and that Exchange
place OF being nominal demand aud using -
There about I3 coo bnrre. rst hands stock
nearly $500 barrels which daily nccumula;ing. have
demand Tor shipping but only the retail trade supply
We quote pnce. Richmond City l55Vu. say So 62s
Baltimore, SALE we continue quotations. ranging 20 n Il
De't though sales would Be difficult 10 effect for large quaE
ties. even ut ihis rate.
Coffee. scarce; good very scarce selected $500 GO
regular trsts 2fQ 3OD Exchange I'D and rlslng
Dollar. 2t01 Doub!oons 300
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
SIX DAYS LATER FROM HAVANA

HAVANA. June Ut
The Of Tobacco last grown and yet market,
has been shor. and small proporon Ot will make
fpt quality Scgnrs ard the very high Owing the
of Tobacco and ITS value Ri the rcecta
bic manufacturers have decided increasing the price Of
Sesars. -
Rce l2Sa 1875. After the 10Th prox. the duty will he
one half present rate until the end the yenr We eN
pect that market viii be sued dealers will buy
tiously.
Exchange, ufe very dull indeed. New York Ia Q Bos
ton2 "a disc, lChareston Patriot,
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Below.
l bark and 3 brigs. Wind light SlV.
Disasters, &c.

June e. the brig Sophia arrived u.t evening, large
English ship ashore with painted ports Carysord Reef.
supposed r to have ashore nght 0 2lt There were
ten wecker about her taking cargo. She sI miles
of Car sinfd Rect Light ROn:
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INDEPENDENCE FOREVER.
THE LATEST AND BEST.
AT. GOInr

INDEPENDENCE FOREVER!
THE LATEST AND BEST.
ALL SOLD!
The public have taken entrey purchasing
the editions IN few days OF ho.c capital Romarces
THE ROSE OF THISl lLE ISLAND.
A SWEDISH TALE:
beautifully translated from the original by DR.. Heb5c and
MeSsrs Dening and NIackay ;-nnd
THE INV Aide;
PICTURES
OF lHE
FRENC RE Vol. [ TTON.
A splendid work b. SPINDLER.
.4u.4or Of Ths .fssc.'
OF the ms, we have printed 4rse editions ard the
second not copy remain though published Friday and
many large c,dcrs uEsupp led.
" New edition. OF both vii be ready on Weiue,day.-
Price 2 each-tc cheapest End best novels the
Office . Ann where may e obtained all the cheap
and popular works Every amly going The country
should send 10 30 Ann and Ia stock OF new Books.
Iy2 J. WINCHESTER. Publisher.
THE NATIONAL lgBILLE-NnW READY.
THIS DAY ruh,lSHEU.
THE BROTHER JONATHAN PICTORIAL
SHEEI;
Jus the thin- sead friends distance. Price cents
'Op'' ALSO PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
THE WlLFULNE>S Of WOMAN;
By the author ofthe History ofn Fut. Price l2ss cents
MEkION
Or. There's slip the cqpand the lp. Novel.
By 1HEnpnRg Hook Prre y cents.
MIRROR LtBRARi-Nu. NNNf.
Containing The EPoUREAS by Thnmi, Mcorc Price . CTS.
THE. INVALtD:
By c. Spindler. au hnr Of The Jew. Price . cents
Ali the above are for sals. wh"lesae md retail. by
BU RGE S'RINGEi;. * Co.
-. RroncrHy. OF Ann i.
NB.-Letter and Foo.cap Paper. Only ., Qure-s2
r.am A few hundcd ren;us Also. Pens, Ink.
OuIlls Nai-r RlaHk BJnks Uf various kinds.
Country Agents supplied with stationery at the New ok
prceS D3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
SnOEen, &C.

June 90 Cape Iattens bearing WNW distant 50 miles sig
nuized bark with red slrnn and letter X in centre.
June So lat 90 81 lon 20 80 passed the ship LUulsn Ann
No date. lat So a. spoke whale schr William Henry, out
months oil.
June 9Th lat SO So lon 49, bark Fanny 19 ds I'm NOIlean,
for Liverpool.
Iu l.t2 low - T.on., IL g.
ST Peterburg-a well.
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MADAME GUIZOT'S NEW WORK.
RecehiIy Published
THE YOUNG STUDENT;
OR, RALPH AND VICT ORE

OR. RALPH AN NICTOIRE:
By Madame Gu zot from the French. by Samuel Jackson
i~--. -,i ',rcoo IisIiatIoHs' 'Se'ehtJ
five
This volume of biographical incidents striking picture
ofluvene life To all that numberless class Of youth whn
passing through their literary education. whether III bmrdlng
schools acadcmes the cuegn. the prepnrnto
~ studies with them. know nothing
c;sey fitted mclunte tar characters. and direct their
course subordinate Ia the higher authority t Christian ethics
Than this excellent d"lneatiOn al he Young Student y
Madame Guznt II perfect ref.cllng which the
whole behold the IfrrSuilun the lmpetusIiy md
the dsocden tendencies u their enrt>. eHempli-d
the history OF Rulu and the rornl daring dignity nn TIL
unph exhibited by Ncto Bot Il not the uOne wh i
taught 10y Madame tiuZo-evey niher nl,u wh" hn- chill
,en ,tl under mlnh0n. and even grand pms can
rich cdlcarion the example al Rnh' hther and
Victor, guardianship. he French Acaemv correct IN
their Judgment when they pronounced ndnme Gul2nt stu
dent the bes book oi III. year. Y. Cour and Eng.
D. APPLETON & CO. PubIl.hers. 30 Iirendyvay.
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THE LATEST NEW NOVEL;.
PRICE ONE SHILLING.
THE CULTIyATOR FOR JULY.

The Tuy number ofth popular Agricultural Journal row
ready nj VI. II. NElvMAN'S Book Store. l9a Broadway
Among variety Of articles including almost every sub
ec, interest the Farmer and Gardener. will be found ar-
cles on Agriculture SchoolThe Apple Worm-Cuure Of
the Raspberry Curan and Gooebeuy-E'Tec of Drouh
rans-Imprnvement FcncInG-Trannc-Gfapes with illus
tratonsImplemens or Cuitvatn- Corn md other hced
crops-Princple. of Breed ngCuture and preservation Of
Pumpkin.-State of Agriculture in reand-The Settler
New Country, &c. &c.
"The Cuvntor IS says the Auburn Journal " BY all com.
parison the best agricultural paper IN the UniOn.''
Back numbers and volumes SALE and subscriptions recev
ed nj l9l BrOndwny. y Bus
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
Correspondence of Livingston & Co.'S Express, WalIst


Some OF the 1ockpou milers the market yesterday
evening and picked parcels of Sanusky Wheat NJ ~
cents Four five sa came from that quarter
yesterday. choice OF samples aloi. Foy selling
generally ht So 90 but IA" In large quantities. Corn has nd
y.ncsd demand existed nay. and nj parcels
yellow afoa oil ut iOc The wind has been blowing fresh
the LIKE for 4S hours find only
moderate. Inc Canal exports have mantuned iu volume
and contnu 10 do Tar uto July The stock Of produce
awaiting shipment here s too large al tins bode any
good and shortly lie put IN market or Ii. pohecnted
outstanding obligations 1t Is not IN the nature OF things
keep much produce safe through the dog days. and
up 10 The hour Of udvent OF the crop.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
81 BARRITT. Actuary.

SEvExTH WARD B,sK. New York June g. ls4!;
urr Diyrdend.-'Ihe P:edeni and Directors have this
Inv aeciaretl dividend of aud halt 2is
nm The profits m"n,. payable and AFTER the
jeas iw A. :. FRASER, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
p Mercantile Agency.-EsrAnLlsHrD BY LEW


Is T.PPAS. JUNE. 14l.
From and after this date The business will he conducted
heretofore, No DORIS Building Hanover ani E1
changeseeis. the the lower floor formerly
pied by the Clinton Bank under the firm of
LEWIS TAPPAN * co.
For the information of those who not acquainted with
the object Of the Mercantile Agency it be stated that il is
To accurate information IN legitimate way about
the standing. responsibility of country merchants. and
keep constantly revised r benefit Of the Merchants III
lhs city who subscribe TO the Agency Loca and travelling
agents employed TO obtain the niomntonmen
oexperencc good Judgment and respectable character The
will be made known to applicants Mt the office Any
Merchant who desires test the and value Of the
formation do gra,ultously
The names of good collecting Attorneys will be given gratu
osy Merchants and Others who not subscribers TO the
Agency, on their making personal application.
The that has attended the Mercantile Agency will
induce the popeos spare labor to perfect
the SYSTEM and make it useful mud acceptable AS 1t in
Their power. LEWIS TAPPAN,
EDWARD F. DUNBAR.
n. B-Mr. William A. Cleveland, who hns heretofore been
my oinuoyuIeu Travelling uid City Agent not,
ever has been connected with the Mercantile Agency.
nnd henceor,h will not be my employment in cupacy,
or in the office of L. T. * co.
July lst. 1914. Ue23tl LII
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

NJ Mechanics Institute The Regular MONTH,
the Mechanics Institute viii be held ~ the Lecture
Room City Hail. iuesny Evening July Z, nj o'clock I'm
or,a business be transacted ut the meeting Members VII
hp punctual III their Attendance . -
iSI2, CHARLES BARRIT'T Actuary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
MARRIED


On Sunday evening. th of June by Rev Henry Chase.
this city.
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IMPORTANT FROM BRAZIL.
Private Correspondence ofthe L. 5. Gazette

Private Correspondence oi the I. 5 Gazette.
PERSAmBUco. June = 1874.
Per fast sa ling bark Navarro, Capt Cole. which TIM
place for Philadelphia. have opportunity oi
forming you OF bill now before the Chambe which The
beat of information that have received here
IN Suyng will surely pass relative To increasing duties
American manufactures OF the following kno brown ana
blue dn twIed and PLAIN stripes and brown hrtngs both
WIDE and narrow al these Iales VIZ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

NJ North American Phalanx, Monmouth Co
" j. Addrcs LerLsvile T. o.. 81 mile, from New York. VIA
,,enmbna; ORUS Fulton Market 10 Red Bank daily dur
ing The summer Mr.. EDWARD GILES IS the accredited
Agent of the Phannr New York, and be consulted on
It's business from 3 O'Clock p NJ nj his residence. No l
Walker.st. Jyi on
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

Passengers Arrived.
In the bark Caiorn,d from LtrerpOol-J Dix and 2I5 in
the sieen,ge
IN the brig Tybee from Chdr'eston-W Aston, lady snd
children; Col sowes. lady nnd children; Mn Modder
well, Mis-, ;lennd. Mlss II ID Rrrwn-5 steernce.
In hcb brig Isaac Mead from SGraHndh-J w Morre lady
and three chs drcn und Fuy, lady, child ind
vmnt Read and lady Fashman and ludy. Ms Good
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

NJ The Marshall II. a. Society will hold is
usual Reios, Meeting Tuesday, st Concert Hail.
4e broadway ass O'clock Addresses BY poct ShsarTan a 9
ham ami the Choir Performance the Accordion by Mr..
Iluntey. The public invited Ia attend.
A. ID. WILSON PreaiGent.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
T. VI. WoopRurr. Secretary.

ne Farmers CIuS.-The New-fOrk Farmers Club
will hold lis reguar meeting at Repository of TIE American
Institute IN the k morrow. uesiay The "a INST ut u
n'clock noon The rs, will he devoted 10 the regular
business of the Club and dutory conversation nj er
which the subject fixed ,r discussion at this meeting Will he Ia
ken up Farmers and ardnr invited TO bring with them
such specimens of production may be way interest
ing The subject FEELING Of Irees Admission free To
all YlI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

Es- Summer Hats We invite the particular atien-
tion of GeR,lemen dark dnb Summer uts nm article
now very popular exceeding gh and Of beautiful fabric
WARNOCKS,
saa5,;. Fashionable IIatters Ol Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

C,5- Water Curc.-J Shew NJ. d. author on Wa
Ter Cure S Fourh.st ready his friends and Others
who care he treated medically uhout drugs Winter Cure
Tor efficacy system without parallel u the healing an-
Most cases if nl be well treated dwell
ngs rs elsewhere The poor advised gIatuousy. y2 3n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

Or Gentlemen's Summer Hats.-Brd's style
of Summer Hats comprising the ntes patern exceedingly
light and beautiful are ready. BIRD.
iel5 Sws' corner oil Plne ana Nassau
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
N.,>-York Cattle Market, July L.

Atmnrket 1850 Rect Cattle, rs from the Nonh 75 Cows
and Calyes aud ssia25 Sheep md Lambs,
Packs Bkrr CArTLr-A very dull week. with decline
in pces Good sold from 81 10 81 80 und few
only at Sc: rs driven East. und 40 lett over.
Cows Asp CALvrs-Are lower The market closed at $l6
sG.
SHYrP AND LANBs-Have also fallen. We quote 81 % n
80 70 for sheep. Al % 81 80 for limbs. Unsod 2O.
HAY-Old 80 Il G2s, and badly made. t2 per
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

WooL-The common rates for the different descriptions this
week ure follows Tub washed. "a . Cts per ID; Com.
mon and Quarter Blood, clean wrshef "a DC Half Blood.
Is Sr Tire Ousrtes Bo"d, 2s 3lc Full Blood. 3lil
35c AT Pittsburgh the 10Th ins Prime Saxony rendb
commanded Zoe per b. Al Baltimore. the 2lst the demand
good and OF between and 700 lbs unwn,hed
mon ure reported ut q pc. tCn. GaZ.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

NTIBLoS GARDEN. sornsr of Broad way and Prince :.
The entertainments under the sole direction Of Mr. Mir
cHzLL. Doors nj T. Entertainments commence at pre-
THIS EVENING Tuc,sy july el the snertaineo,s will
commence with the ccebrnted and popuiEr Opera By Az
NATIONAL GUARD.
Achi le ijonbon Mr.. Holland.
Chev R-nhrl... ,ii. Scsirscn Frederick Dunn
Ro,irnr Dunn Ceciie. Miss Clarke
Pauline aliss Taylor
An in:.r5nisH"n oi thiry minutes.
DURING III; evening the ,'vsrur.. 10
The entertainments viii conclude with the ceebrated E1,rara
SAVAGE AND THE MAIDEN;
Mr.. Foiar ..Mr Holland Snike M., Clarke
Nicholas Nckleby. =, feuno Mr.. Crnmmles.. Maywood
Primo Bl Ro'enthal AGiomotsn, Mrs. Bsrford
ercke;, Fifty Gents. No po,1onemcr this establish
men, rccouu. OF weather. Y!
NASTLE GARDEN.-TWO SUPERB GALAS-Shouis
X of Admiration Universal Apuau,e ior the Wonderful
Freuchuen Whose n lent exceeds Nil hclp.i.
CHEERS HEARTY RECOGNTTlON!.
Fnrihe Elegant Spannrds.
Enthusiastic Pi-aSue utm., height frr the most
BEiUrlOUS DuNA OTTAWA,
Whose courage AMI rnIr excellence. drnws down hunders
Of loud APPROPRIATIONS :,
These magnificent Artists engaged for
Two night. more 1t'E-D ny AND WEDNESDAY,
JIfl.Y AND2
EXHIBITION OF FIRE WORKS.
NJ For particulars bils Of the day,
Aimltanca tn the whole - cents.
Greai preparations making Tor the !th. Jy. Il
CONCERT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

CLOCK STORE-MILLERISM ROCTED-We say So,
Sbecau>e Crimes Year Clock cnn be- md warranted
n"e>>anty for 35 days with wind ng and only
10 bur to keep perfect tune Nnw, however Miraculous
this nevertheless perfectly aud the
wonder of all il III they be niirted with all their
rory tlmekeeper. hht the 81 the French
clock OF equal exterior elegance Who e. will
dome.t enterprise. 81 cal and hun
dred specimens hand m"ti"n l09 Fulton
street
Al.o j. d. No-rs * COS Varnl,h clocks. furniture.
coache. &c the cheapest and best article the kind
ket. are s'Id at this stoie
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
GREAT ATTRACTIONS AT TIE
NEW-iORk CASH TAILORING
Establishments.
No. Isl Broadway, tdree doors be'0tc tie Frank
lin House.

lin House.
IL The subscribers daily and Fbshtna
BE toois by every ARRIVAL and prepared Ia furnish
nents at pcc, to sun economical Having increased
our help IN the cutting department prepared 20 execute
rers with the prompncs elegance and stye Tor which
he establishment has been long celehrae and iof t nc
.onlnoaton of gentlemen wishing su immediately se have
on>,a ntly on hand general ot sunent' made
and trimmed IN every respect equal those se to order to
scther with genera assortment al SILK mefno. nen ana mus
lin shirts and drawers. sca crava handkerchief. collars
.om. gloves hosiery suspender umbrellas. &c &c Ful
suits mi de 10 order AT ew Unuoms pucez
md strict punc,ualty observed IN hlling order
-4i IN. J. {. BOOTH. & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

- f--T---l 4 PIFNSANT TNIT K~TON On TTTt
l[-4: :FOti T. II pI il l.Y. around ~tnicn Island,
S-saS--S, nndlnf, ut renh Am'ry-lha , Sten,ne,
M Hnrren street hu-lny nrrnon, July Fourth. nj lne
.crck foot H1-nnnG y Il pn,i bne. loot
I Cnnernc ,tre-i r. H. halt past Ouc aud Per No North
.;iver quarter before 1so Hnd proceed INrur'In
around staten Island giving pasenser lnc opportunity I"
view m. Cream Srn4y llook ,nno, Fniiratons e.. Re.
tuuIrr IN tie i'ny about lttit pl,t -N o'clnrk ~
FARE FOR THE ENCi 'RSIDN FIF nv CENIS.
!, qnnd Rand of ilt.c Is engaged "r the
B-The Highlander wlll leave New" for. Tor Newbnrgh
- V vi IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

IAGON FOR SAi.E.-A strong. substantial f"unVy
w Wagon, exrelenty cncuned ior u"vins inuuly,
r rough roads renerny. Apply the PhenlS BnAan' Mar
street n..r Iou.tnn M n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

To THE GENTLEMEN AND LADIES ALso:-How often do
head of halr beg,nin: fall out md ihn
osnp all lue nnd beauty Thesm of Coumbn will pre-
his will the halr even In ba PLACES E the hest
tonic for promoting the growth at the l!a II hns been
for the last fifteen and as been daily increasing N
popunr;y- fails the hcud from dnnduf aud
always and beauty unsurpassed-only at No Il
Courtaudt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

ALSO TO IEr-The story brick flnr.e The Nirih
,,enue ,.tw.en Nineteenth md twentieth sirert..
i.I.u -g,fe II finished m.-iern yIe. With mhhnsnny
door. nn,le nante,. Ren, bow tor th" hhnce q" mo
Vol, Auply Ia D. \. tifSII'iAN. iS- Prrfl.irs-t
Al 80 I.ETIhe modern h'nt ilr'e tory uck li"u'e
1l Tv.ntI eth eei t'heiep Square TIN Hone. pint o
orst,n and COM -neuce. well adapd ." h- ~Hni pi
,,ut..l lr,uiy Nuply tp h. A 90 sim AZ.
.3s 80 IH- Ferf-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

WoSpERFui. INVENTION TO FORCE THE GROWTH nF THE
IIVMkN I,tRIral b tle; ony sinng. L he names oi
respectable citizens he shown vino have
cal his ant found nil here stated Call and zee them ~
our store they c-riy that having used JONES ConI alt
Restorative they t.u.d Ia these qualtes II Will
positively the hair rrow. md keeps order ons
lime Sold ot the American Ea.c 81 Chnth,m-
s,ree-prce and shiincs-or l] Fulton ST Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

L,ROM THE LATE ARRiN AL FROM ciNrpNhs
subscriber .,lcreri iul assortment pi orNitNb saw
GREK> BLACK Tk,>. M "Npn nation and tf" ~
l,-t> . To- other
,ishn-n choice uunte> and uw pur., 10 De- found
the store. iii i,W.fy. y V Fam e, furt fe ~
-urc Ten, wall he,i t. them from the prRlan rd
,.. n, uarse ~ hur unndutet.-l rd eNps-i
.i ury when f.prcks NJ leisure and ,nd
from the shelf.
~ " T. MOODY III iowefy,
,.l5 lml,. Successor Ia PetAiu, S luSne,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
"Once more our glorious haHnef out
Cpon the breeze we throw
Reuenth ,ts i.,ld> v!th Song and shout
D lOIn m Inc prDrPsSINT.
WILLIAM n SWEET.
President S,h Ward Clay Club.
MARSHALL .. ROBERTS.
President 9tn Ward Clay Club.
JOHN I. ALLEN.

;v2 President l4th Ward Clay Club.
~ Ninth Wsrd.-'rhe Ninth Ward Clay Club, are
particularly requested To assemble n Head Quarters Ken
,ucky Hall No 20 Perry street. Tuesday afternoon, nj b
occk peci,ey order Ia arrange matters and complete the
necessary arrangements or the presentation o the Banner ana
nt Aingd Square
IL 10 be hoped that the members Of the Club VIII be pune.
,uel IN Attendance al the appointed hour. BY oder.
MARSHALL O. ROBEBIS, Prest.
CMS. CRASk. Virc p,a.;dants
RuRrRT PETERSON
WM f.. SMITH Jr. }S.cvs
AIyp A 'NN' vl II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

No Board, Transient and Permanent. a
s. BOND 81. lelS Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

- HIST FtNISHED-EIcrunt Nutnn Fur Hat. foriinr-
q ry termed Beaver ~ the low pro" ol ~ superior
.horf nnp ii Nule-kInHt ~ Ihs-t iRt-
.inl m dumnly md ustre the sold M 81. AS"
rel. Ht s. ", n very neat dress Int.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

r-~s . .EXCURSION FOR THE FOURTH Of
l[-l"IUIN FOR NEWBURGil The team
S.-1S|V1,b,st JAMES MADISON. Captain Charles
n-t.ad y Pier foot o Warren street Thur
day Morning July ah mt ~ O'Clock. and the oot of Ham
nond nj q before O'Clock. i"r Newbugh, landing at
caldwell and West Point remaining from three "a ,u hours.
yivng ma opportunity of ,hmgtDn. Head lnnr;
ter. md enjoying beautiful scenery of the ghhnhs and
Ee HUDSON t-avins Nevshurgh nj u'clork. r. VI ali
rive in New York about O'Clock the Music /.
engnged for the occnS"n.
Fare - cents each wnY. y Ih'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
Rrnokiy und Long Island Boot mud Shoe Store 10 Fuont
ieal SMITH x HARTSIIOKN.

WAN DOREN'S SOLAR SPERM OII.-Nnfunt..i
pern every respect III. best Sperm. tHnd much cbehp
.r both n beautiful burning Dil and upon machinery.
Dealers requested call and eyanlDe or themselves, nj
n, on. SrORE - Navr street mo- 3ni.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
- R,Wrp,f0
Chester s.
g., ,hcn 81
ir1 S,is Z" Nh,ldct..wn 81 12i,

3. 1--~.5 > FOR SANDY HOOK nndth OVER
lY-F.prth oij"! Gnnd ,, Nct ,1 K>lnN ION
ADD ,,,rn Gus .ea'ucr NEW-lIANtN ~ leave
he foot of nnni street nco'k \. VI hnd nrnck ".
\VtI enye Per No l. Nn,h Rrve- i., of battery Plt"
,'clnrs T. VI md n'cInck T.. VI. R-urnug. viii leave
sandy Imk Mt u O'Clock \. VI suh 6u'o"ch T. Vi. phly
;, cent, -nch wny.
r. S-Ihs New. Haven on her rt trip wl proceed out
side n SANDY Hook tnn, uruG the passenger iinr'
urIty ui iniinIng ia" sea Az B- ot
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

- CHEAP SUMNER HATS, rs Iirondway.-'lhe 'nb
rtb-r hns Uu hand conplei" assortment ni sum
mer Hats which offer. ter ,ne chshp. They I'M
of elegance unsurpassed bt my other 'stnb
.hmeut Gentlemen Wishing nsnt. comfortable ltEt and
ihnt combine, eeknncc with economy ne respectfully M
emil i.lrh' black hht. i,al. ur wear.
constantly hand. AS" Sp"rng iinis Shnoung 'hp'
rmyphng nps md nle. md Gentlemen hidng tnis.
M l,y. Townn's Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

ES Union Division No. 2.-SONS OF TEMPE
RANCE-'he DIVISION will their hail IN Broadway
precisely at hall past O'Clock A. NJ preparatory Ia taking p
celebrating National ndependenceat Brooklyn and al
Jnmaica.
The Division will leave the hall precisely a; O'Clock pro
reed through pcnrl 10 Chatham square, where will lie
ne by other DIVISIONS and then proceed TO Fulton Ferry
where the line will be Band OF Music and he escort
80, 10 It's place procession Members from the country and
such Divisions the do not intend making other
nnrcme,s are respectfully requested 10 unite with TINT
occasion,
e S.TsnrRs Manhas jea 2ti,'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

l., TO LEASE or a TERM OF YEaRS-The
<1A three story bn-k HoIse l3' Amo.,tfeei. hr door
il from Had l.on-str.et TIN, House flushed m he 'St
mnnef with mnrble manIeb t,rOtnn warf. &c- and IS
well suited to the ol small nmy. Rent lo" Ia
good tenant Apply Ia ID a ~ ~ "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

D~ DIR. Phinney's Family Pills CONSTANT,
for sale by A. b. & u. SANDS ~ Fulton street, 3 Broad
way. and Il East BroHdway le5 oInN
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HENRY CLAY.
Mr.. CIay's Opinion.

HENRY CLAY BAnGES.-Iladces with fine engrav we'd
E1hkenrss "f Harry "ihc West also Temperance and Am6.
rlcan Republican dyes with fine engraved Ike uf
Washington beaut fully pT ted white rnn, for sale
nj Whnies No. Cuurtlund Of iIruudway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

Sergeant at firms .....GEo ;. SoUlBBs, oi II ward
During the evening j. y. Reynolds, Esq entered the room.
and addressed the encouraging manner for some
length Of time an on his taking his seat it motion.
unanimously
R,srsd That the thanks of this meeting be rendered to j.
" Reynolds. ESD for his valuable suggestions
Several other gentlemen addressed the meeting with great
feeling and their remarks received with an enthusiasm
befitting the occasion.
On motion, ADJOURNED. H. b. COSSITT, Chairman
JACon SNITusoS, Secretary. Jy3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

l., A COTTAGE TO LET Or FOR SALE-Pie1He
{ nnily situated -taren l,nnd about md hail
IMa mile from Sunp-on nen the dwelling Of The ,ubc'
t@f There hni oi Innd with bnrn md g'"-i we'd
of wnter The Richmond Sioge> pms the door
,yni the Ferry Apply 10 w. EMERSON ~ Nnil street.
rn25 iaHi,
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FOURTH or .IUi.Y.

Fare FIFTY CENTS for each Excursion.
A fine Band of aIusc will accom- puny the Bont.
Suitable Refreshments will be provided
~ As South Americn INT class Bont o superior
speed and accommodations thnvng large aud cnbIns nnd
n,nr on ench Excursion OF the United -tnies For
'iinons on Governors nni Staten Island mud onc snnd.
aud the mnpqmned Scenery tor wlch New OK llntb0t u -
is v rrelteh ENcuron. wi hll"d excellent uppor-
'uaes the fresh breeze andnvudns the heni.
La, nrJ dnr"ar of tba day lyl n