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POLICE OFFICE.

STORE RoBBED-Officer Joseph this morning ar
rested young named George Johnson for stealing i DO
ot IVORY combs uGd "A OF agate shit buttons from
The store OF Nessrs. Dickson and htng, No III earst
All the property was found IN his possession and lie Is fully
committed.
CHARGED WITH EMBEZzLING HIS EMPLOYERS
PRoIgRTy.-A young man named William w smith,, was
95 Front street who him OF collecting monies aud
npprupratlng 10 lie charged with
iof The poceeds amongst wch collections Is the sum OF s5
received from Mr Wusser, oi No. Orchad street. rent
due Mr.. }. Ii, Lamb, his master.
LARcENIks.-A tnulr named Mary Mccormick
was arrested aud committed for obbing the Corporation OF
blankets which she stOe from the City Prison.
Anthony Williams, coiored man, stole box of
starch from the wagon Of Mr. +. Vreeand while stand
West street Officer Low arrested HIM and he fully
Andiew slorsman stole some articles of small
valIe from William Potter, Arrested and committed.
A LAD STABBED.-DEATH PROBABLY THE RE-
SUIT OF THE HJgRIgs.-On Friday evening Scotch Ind
named ClOudsey sahocd two places the abtO
n sharp pointed instrument and his wounds
thought TO be mortal conveyed the Hospital IN
Breadway. The assault was commled by nun named
William Armstrong. native OF Ireland.
und the lad appears occupied different apart
house No AZ Bank anu the latter while saving
o wood on Friday evening was occoed by Armstrong
who claimed as his property and an alte;ca,ion aud scuc
approached hun and inflicted the wounds Armstrong has
been arrested ard ia lad not expected to survive The nu
GULIcK, MILITIA FIFE CoLLEcToR.-This indi-
rdua who has nude himself so conspicuous we may say OBJ
TO many OF our citizens this morning applied to jus
Dnnker. the presiding morning mneSra,e io several
against shoemaker residing ht Iearl
street and another against james Herman and wife No. 26
Centre street for ogtruciiBg i ~ s cttcia capacity while
oolecun: military fines tie stated that Mrs henan beat hun
off duty and that .hoemak and fellow craftsmen
opened trap when himself and nur Others entered the
premises No S lea and that the atyss appeared
horrible he sounded retreat.
Justice Haskell opposed 10 the granting warrants but
Justice DrlnSer ordered them be issued and poor looking
subject 5ough, up but subsequently dismissed and de
ed 10 attend on Monday.
SUNDAY.
PETIT LsRoEsIEs.-Barnard Mckeever stole n
watch from Mary Montgomery Of No: G. Anthony street.
Henry Donald stole some silver coin from Ste
phen Murphy.
Thomas Goulding stole some money from his
mate Richard Thorna-. at No. 5.s Pearl street
Fanny Hunter stole 81 in money, finger ring
ond breast pm from W Ham Wibssky, Of Brooklyn, all Of
whom were committed
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Eiemu


C- Price so cents per e Bottle.7Tha chief virtues
of this Iricopkerous meiicatsd compound are
]. It's brcing, strengtheDnr and clarifying qualities
,. IL gently stimulating the acton o: the skin;
:. s priuci: and encouraging reaction N the bulb or
and particularly the pulp which receives the vessels
and nerve, giving !iie and vigor 10 the halI
1. It's equnllzing the circulation OF the iiids;
j. lis freeing the skin from ths effects O! peBplraoE. scur,
and dand.itf. and dtsooslr- he nair I" curl
B. And IL frequent will preserve the hair IN beauty and
health To the latest penot OF lie.
tirnu,ous advice on al diseases connected with the
ha II. nj the llar Cutting Rooms.
li6 Broadway corner Of Liberty st, up stain, iea lmiz
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g .Iohn ,ur..eIl. Dentis. ha. reln,ne ilom ~

r5- .ToI,u i,ureil Dentist, has returned from the
country and ,v. remain 2j2 Broadway, corner OF Franklin
street until the commencement c cold weather. "len ne n
ienis 70 20 South and spend the winter ard return the
Spring. -. i, - \ =, ,,
fer establishments corner OF Chambers street and Broaf
way but 20 such would say that have connection with
nny other dentist and 30 intend 10 have while others nave
been informed by one connected with the recsnt difficulty N
NV family that an crazy aud have given up business
which statement interested source ana ias
reference to m exposition headed John Bures Statement
winch explains u recent conduct relation 20 domestic
nanncs r the past three years Those who have been au
,horzed To dispose said pamphlet have been threatened
with prosecutions and have therefore taken upon mysefto
contains N jyS lwE'
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% Currency.-THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY.
a Treatise on the Nature Tendency and Consequences oil
our present Monetary System with plan for its etiecua and
benefcent relom published for the Public and Author BY
w H. GRAHAM. l5oNasau-s;r New York: Burgess K
tringer 49, Broadway do Price 81 per hundred. six cents
acnpy.
The only oec; of the Author being to secure the Reform
herein p.opose the wor published his and the pub
lie viii only pay Tor prnans the copies which they may re-
ouire All friends OF hot steady, prosperous business ard
o fully employed well rewarded labor. earnestly request
Il, To AID IN extending the circulation OF this pamphlet.
Mt
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MARRIED.

On Monday InorainG. July s. By Rev Dr. Beeche a; h
,deace on Walnut Hills. Rev. WILLIAM VI. tHEKysR. u:
Monticello Ind Miss MARGARET L. JACKSON. daughter
ri.l6w OF Dr. Beccher
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A Mormon SnoT-Thc ST. Louis Republican
of the 10th inst. states that man was shot just
back of Warsaw, III. on Friday previous. The
Guard stationed there saw three men, supposed
to be horse thieves, fired on them and one fell
lie was Mormon, and they were retreating at
the time THIS looks a little like shooting rather
too fast. IL shows the feeling toward Mormons
In fhnf runrtcr.
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GREAT EIAuL OF FIsH.-A seine was drawn at
Narragansctt Pier last Wednesday, containing
The largest number of fish Of any haul on record
in that part OF the State, so famous for piscatory
enterprise. 1t was found necessary TO place
smaller scncs within the large one to relieve it,
and when our informant left about 100000 man.
haden had been landed, and it was supposed that
100000 remained TO be drawn ashore. The seine
belongs to Jonathan n Hazard ard Thurston
Robinson. Providence Jour-
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SAIL DUCK. LIGHT RATENS for ,9 B9AT 4, rs, SAILS l.
PER FEi.T'IN(S q to - inches vide; BAGGING, plain
and txile y aud Il inch. Ao. Grain ard Meal Bags IL
CKERHOFF. FOX Z pOLHENUS.
g-;ena u Bearer street.
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NoRTIIAMrToS AHp SrRISoFIELD RAILROAD
The first four sections of this road, extending
from the Western Railroad 10 Cab9tvillc, arc al
ready in the hands oi responsible contractors,
who are TO have it completed and ready for the
rails by the lSt of November next. They are to
commence operations in the ensuing week. The
road will, therefore, probably be ready for cars
before the lst of December next We understand
that TIE contracts have been taken at l. or 10
per cent under the estimates Of the engineer.
[Hampshile Gazette.
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TG See Last 2ago.
-
Arrived.

Arrived.
Sp EGSns siaqeI FIN Cgl,on March h. p igas sh Sc
to tor e ed1 sii %l Do i k1Bs Sss
for Manila. uncertain: brig Nissakon Just arrived from
a % Macon ~ h, % s e Eazsf Careodon esscs s an" bis
Eagle all pnce2Ia ri n on - The IT, hp Saw " = - IMP 6sd 81,
Patkes, Goldman. passed lom batavia bound % Boston
& SoWas -' i"S waer, reported fea sIs 9s @ the
A. 3 Nmr5 af oss SsnEi 55 ib s 9s 9Th T9as c
smith s00 wi iipTM5a, ilowes llgS VIII l@ SPERM
SO VIII MqTes, sheaTnan SO VII, 70 sperm June st phe
NIX. 2iOaw VIII lt !lqHnltsi Cumming go VIII 'Osp luy
lat 32l n long y W. sposc ship Brighton. Cox. OF Bed
fo-d. 9T0 bbIs ofol, from Pacific. bound home.
Bark South Carolina days i:om Bath, Me- in bale;t to
DANISH bark P,ocosu k:r, 81 days from Rio de Janciro
with ;oiee. TO Mason & Tl"mpson; o.,..- ,.,.,
bemp hides sc to na.ic- ss .stnse @ 'e o's''
f5j Br jds Gnssy c!%sy e q; m Turks Island with sa
Home dg i6; Bai..m@rs; and bark unknown. @
Norwegian brig Catherine Jouaen % ds TN Palermo.imt
Now, gan Big ieIcue Mson, 50 Is I'm Farhund Nor
ritish brig heniT Song 81 Is I'm Geenock. with mdz
and teeEoge pas,en ets To stokes * An'tony aSd ny
Western hence oT Liverpool with oil canvass se' wind to
the ye%a I fGGs Of" d n I'm ne iye uovn stores
Schr Martha NJ roslc; Read7 ds I'm Washington c,
Sehr france Clifford ds I'm Ncwbern NC naval stores to
scGI Augustus. Brown. 6 d I'm Georgetown, DC flour. &C.
TO L w Durham & son.
Below.
4 biz with Asop & chauncey's signal brig unknown
Sailed.
Bres Trroor for Nnaga Marla Won Cancnger for Ham
burg: Excel, Savannah; Superb, -. and oiiiefs
Spoken, sc.
eth June lat IL s. lon 81 81 spoke brig Mary Ann Jane,
Eth INST north OF Bauesa, schr Mary and Polly. from Ha
ynnn tn Portsmouth,, y III.
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rr The Life and Public Services OF Hen
ry Clay by EPEs SsRsEyr may be obtained al Reddnc
Cas- Bo.on Zei5e, & Co.'S Philadelphia. and at Cushing j
Bro,bcrs Baltimore Thi, Biography the fullest md most
complete any published OF NJ Clay and sold ST the
unco1inonly low prica OF lllx cents pc. COPY IS DSW
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

CorToN FACTORY BURNr-The Pochassett Cot
ton Factory, situated in Cranston, on the middle
road 10 East Greenwich, four miles from this city,
was burnt down OH Wednesday afternoon last /;
the fire was first discovered in the pickor-room,
where il made 50 much headway that all attempts
to extinguish it were unayailing. The factory
contained 1000 spindles Nothing was saved
1t was insured at the Providence Washington In
surancc Office, in this city, for Sl,5O0. The
house and store near by took fire a number Of
times, in several places, but by great exertlons
they were saved. The loss was about $1,000
fProYidcnce Journal.
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JTEsTINGs vEsTINGs. Jus, received at the New York
Cash Tailoring Establishment. lS Broadway, three doos
below the franklin House. small 10; of rich silk ard
saiin Vest for Ao large assortment OF
Summer Pel,o and Otce Goats, al very reduced pnces
lyn ]. G. BOOTH q Co,
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Commercial and Money aEaatera.

" For Commercial and Money Jattcrs. Last PAGE
SATURDAY, r. NJ.
The Stock market was very dull to-day, ard the
Public Board adjourned Of the members being rain
The Exchange market is rather dull, the demand
being quite light. Sterling sS; Francs 2& 25..
There is n large amount of Canada bills the market.
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WuIG YOUNG MEN AROrsEu,

WHIG YOUNG MEN. AROTSE!!!
G+- The founS Mems Henry Clay Asso-
EVENING 2h inst at O'Clock. at National Hall Canal
street All Wing Young Men and Wings IN general are lnvi
The iowing distinguished speakers nave promised ai
dress the meeting. VIZ: Hon Jos H. hte :do his noble let
To the ASSOCIATION u Mondays papers. James : hayer
expected Hon j. Mcphenon Befren. I. Senate. OF
Georgia j. y. Reynolds isq Col Samuel Sarkweather. j.
y. ScoIes. Esq. and Giles NJ Iyer, ESD
The ceebted Brass Band has been engaged for the
caon ard with the Giee Club o the Association. viii pleas
Ata next meeting magnificent Banner. be horne by
the Young Guard 10 battle and victory. ard beng
prepared. will he presented Ia The Association.
E- Members. and those wishing 10 become members, w
NEE; hail all hour before public meeting.
BY order oi the Executive Committee.
r27 Ii PETER sCOYEN, Secretary.
E~ Tenth yyard.-At an Election held Mt Columb-
Hall Tuesday, the I'D July. hy or!er OF the Ward
Committee pursuance of the recommendation of the De
Electors othe Tenth Ward OF five persons TO represent the
Ward County Convention be held Monday
ing July 29h the poll being open from2 to o'clock ?. N
the names esen OF voter registered ard their
politics ascertaned according 10 the direction OF the Ward
Committee
STEPHEN BARKER ALIEN. THOMPSON and
WILLIAM A. FREEBORN.
having received majority OF the votes cast were declared
duly elected Delegates to said Convention.
JOHN p. XANDEWATER. }lnspeci9,T,; x, app@lntod ,
Wiz TIhilt% GGIDIWS E. W,Lsn. Clerks iyGA
- The Eleventh Ward Clay Club will
hold their regular meeting Tuesday Evening, 9th instant,
nj the American Republican Hail. OF Avenue and
Third st. Members Of the Club % Te Gde e s PTe
i" AILyS CAMERON Secretary Jy29 u
J.y DODGE, Miniature Painter,
I5t UESRYSTRRYT. mlI 3mRF
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WING SALUrE.-About O'Clock on Saturday
evening, the Wings of louisville, agreeably to
previous arrangement, fired salute of 26 guns
in honor Of the glorious Wing victory IN Lousi-
ana. The discharges followed each other IN ra
pid succession and doomed over the city as none
but Wing guns can boom. Every Wing heart in
the city ilu,tercd at the sound, as joyously as
the wing OF an unclaimed eagle. louisville Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

THE VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY. a Wser.st
i New York. CHARLES NJ. CONNOLLY Commission
Merchant. and Agent for the gale OF Manufactured To-
Has siyays nrd ~ the above Agency. full supply ut
manufactured Tobacco all brands and descriptions rect
ttoE The prgInu Factories ior sale on liberal ieriIs
" 2! 2mis.
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IOIION-Ihe mfIEetl ns nOtceu ycSterly-Guiet, and
without change prices TIE saes 900 bales the rrduc
iq9 Of Is o'Spef sS ffy IN i5s wss Flour with ,
nand remains rs quoted fo some days past Gene,ee 81
49,, and Ohio and Michigan ls a q mostly the
higher rates. There nothing ccar IN Southern. RE Flour
nnd Corn Meal remain as last noticed 2Oco bushels Troy
GRAIS-Ofo! Limos Wheat tC01 bushels good have been
taken ur shpnento the British Provinces NJ = cash. 1900
bush new North CiIona sold Al &c oE prime and 4,
yesterday. Some Northern in the sim held 6Ic Oats
po %'rI i5 af,ey Yellow Gi Fat at Sc meas and SO
HEMP-T'heIe more de!snnd for american md prices
sdernbe ,nsluGii= some prre rs hIsh Is sl0j. mos
SPELTERHe notice ;aleS of S0 tons. part lor export
private terms. hi.tsuppnSed nj our Gjotaton
HiDES"Tbe :,is. a.e licO Rio rarde the remainder of
zat 2i 6s liz ioo;h to up Rive, dealers. mos.
OPS-The:e ave been sales OF eco lbs prime Western
BEE$WAy-iye nave oay to ne;ice sales ofoo ID: Wes
'sa qad S9ee fsoT 10 X o md .s Cap "a peruvian =,
nnd Aircan csh 800 tons ot the former have arrived al
FEATHERS-We notice Ell rctve demand this week for
Western Live Geese w sales o; lC50) lbs . -
5000 lbs fair. q ~ and l6,G0 lis prime. mostly Il, nil cash
SEEDs-rhere IS nothing doing IN Clover or Timothy ~
bags Sicily nseed Just received. were sold previously at 3D.
ssas9 f. CcsG9 G , tms, i'm and Gode
purchased in Roston for manufacturing here, at Ea
We have change 70 notice IN lro bui there u again more
not learn nn.. 80 Ions ENGLISH Scrip. s3, cash. Missouri
Lead IS endy with sale. Of .so pigs nt ss 3d. cash. at which
GROCERIESThe market is without particular chance IN
Coffee but we notice disposition the part OF holders
realize and purchases have been made smewhat more
favorable the buyer The transactions include 2O
bags l?rnz at6t, =. C; SO nguayra. III "a; go Cuba
So :: - Sumatre l. and lO Maracnho. e' al on the
usua! time The make, very finn Tor soas.e; and we no
tice within lew dry rather improved demand The .nles
are $40 hhs and So erce Trinidad Cuba Tor refining and 81
hhds and bLis t Taco private terms; % hhds sweet
- cents: and 81 do Cieniuegos q. mos We notice
rather more activity Sugars but prices generally have not
20 Cuba g.. 81. l50 St Croir 81: 50 New Orle1n,
6is; ard = tco bxs Broxn Havana; 81 -; mos
lower 81 IS and .5 the asking lotes with b sales Of go
bbs Albany Mess ecfso at 2 and $50 kegs good Lard &C.
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SUPERIOR COURT In Chambers. ...Before Chief Jus
i,cn .lnNEs md Judge OAKLEY.

The MEXICAN tRiGAiES.-lHo Ho eiS Suiiebts Il"
relation to actions bough; against the Commodore and ano-
bcr was continued saturday One OF the actions Is
rcpass the Commodore iena: to pay and fscaise m
ID hss exrc bu, detained his clothes. The other acton IS
M assault and battery brought against one o the ocefS o
maj no shipped passenger To WORK ms paSsH:e Dut vas
te up und iosged for alleged dubeisnce o orders Af
Whiting on behalf of officer cOnteHGed that the Steamers
% national vessels jurisdiction in relation 10 their discipline
or Inc nay and regulation Of these belong only 10 AieN
CO. sr Nash contended tnn m the case ot iese Two men
cnnooyer ttep aud that they entitled to lie protection
ofour laws A decision hGs not yet been rendered.
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D-To Trayelers.-To gentlemen who desire useful
and al the same highly interesting book as companion 20
their Travels. recommend Appleton & CO. edition OF ID
lsrael Curositits Of Literature Is perhaps taken dto-
gehe the most a,eresn. bo.k written 2wDiSAWGCu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

AcclpfNr.-A fearful accident occurred in
Milford, CT. on Thursday last, which has result
cd in the death Of one person, and the injury Of
Others. The accident occurred from the fright of
horse which ran away with wagon, in which
were Mrs. - Bristol, Mrs. E. Clark and Miss
n. Clark, the daughter Of the latter. They had
been on visit 10 some friends in the afternoon,
and while on their return in the evening, the
horse, which was rather headstrong, in descend
ing hill, became unmanagablc, and dashed
rocks and stones lying at the side of the road,
shivering the wagon to pieces, and throwing the
ladies with the greatest violence against a stone
wall, breaking the skull and one arm of Mrs.
BRISTOL, who has since died, splitting the nose
and otherwise bruisng the face and head Of Mrs.
Clark, who however will probably recover. The
daughter OF Mrs. Clark leapcd from the wagon
and sustained but little injury.
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FArAL AcclpENr.-Tho train of passenger
cars which left this city yesterday morning at 2
o'clock, after proceeding about three miles was
stopped in consequence of the wheels slipping on
the rails, and while thus detained was run into by
a train Of wood, cars which followed them about
half an hour after the passenger train left the dc
pot. The conc ussion was very severe. The
rear car of the first train was much broken, and
the collector, Mr. Smith, was crushed between
the end of the car and the locomotive of the wood
train. A little gitl about 10 or II years of age,
the daughter of an emigrant, was killed by a
piece Of wood OF iron which entered her eye and
came out at the back of the head. Mr.. Smith
lived ill about s O'Clock in the morning. There
was dense fog at the time OF the collision,
which prevented either of the trains being seen
fom the other. The car Of the passenger tram
which was run into, Was filed with emigrants,
and it is wonderful that there was no greater loss
OF life. Utica Gaz. Saturday.
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u The pirates of the bark Saladin, at Hall,
fax, have been tried and found guilty--principal-
ly upon their own confession. The names OF
those convicted are Charles Gustayus Anderson,
William Travasgus, George Jones, and William
Hazleton. Carr and Galloway we've still on trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

hc- WHITES CREAM or LILIES for beautyin- the haiI
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81 CoIiiandt 81 also Nythes Shaving Cream. the best and
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g CoMsroCK SARsAPARILLA for the radical cure of all
scfOulnis cutaneou or bilious affections. sold n
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ms rnnt and IN rs larsc boltlcs rs any sold a 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

Passengers Arrived.
In the brig Ucrcmiss, from Farnnnd. (Normdp-Jrlius
I.und. and - in the steerage.
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Markets. cqref4Ry reported for tn. 74ibrn.

VI FNHI'AI Iuiy n
The Exchange wa. bul ihniy attended To- day. md the
Of business .o:ns forward L CT vs.y E.,ed
scale.
tive purchases been made and prices have heen
no 10 .. If higher The sales to-day $50 hbs rt
o. am 70 II lst-hu close the ner prce could NOT
probably have been obtained oT Pearls remain qu:et
with small snles q u.
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ARxMRpY FOR RHEUMATIC AFFE cTIoNS.-liow numerous
are the instances of persons who suffer almost constantly the
most excrucatln- pain from rheumatic Affections sweiied
limbs pain IN bones. and who although they have
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when the person hus been afflicted with io years
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Pos1 OFFICE, New York. July % 1871.
t-ry- English TYaiI.-Letier Bags per Royal Mail
steamer Hbenin VIII be closed at the prse1r and Lower
minutes past o'clcckP. NJ The overland postage OF ls
cents on each sing letter must be paid; :,
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