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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
MARRIED,

In this city. evening" by Rev. 2 H. Cone Mr.. ELIAS
GREGORY. of Albany. and Miss LOUISA a. King, Of New
York.
Az Philadelphia on the Goth inst. by the Rev. nr. Beihune
Rev WALTER CoroS. OF the L. s Navy. 10 Miss CoRSE
LA h. Cotton, all of :hn, city.
A, the residence Of John :. thpman Esq WaddnGon.
the 10th inst. b. the Rev Mr Wood CHARLES T. RUswELL
merchant of Pnsdam, n. Y 10 Miss MARIA w. CoLrAX. o
NJ London
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Passengers Arrived.

IN N, Darlef sbip 9rro from HGrre-CeO Peabody Carn
Pcabody, EIarn e. loeg, Aaeu:'u, Ellen Eliza aHfy and
Pcnecras George " Farnam Snvner Doboutia. Edward
WatGons: John l. Lincoln, rancrec Sauvaeean. i'enJ
Raphncl VI u Frnncis l. LnfierrandeTie, Asdrew Rche
Emily rc,te Vrcinin BreIte Clcophe Pcgue Rosine Pc
oue Ns,hldc PicQuet. JuQues Pcque Theodore Schiller
stein, and $50 steerhGe. 80
In The brig Harriet. from Be7nuda-RoheIt HigSs and
daughters. Wm Eerre. Mrs Helm and children :
In the schr Empire from 81 Cr0,L-Dr. r. ;. baldwin oil
New York. Mr. lohn Wright
IN the schr Mary from Nassau NP-Sr Scott, LADY and
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Correspondence of the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.

CLEVELAND June 24 1874.
pc, IN New. ork must 20 lower than present rates 70 enable
the shptr, 10 realize profit II sent forward on any .er G
count simply make freight Tor The IacAe's Luer e
save Inc commission io
selling 81 2 per bbl could be paid New and leave the
shrEs Sterling bn freight alter allowing aH
the other charge, incidental the business Can the pache
al tbs season oi the year, Ind more c,a,iNe eio!
almost ;nsillve certainty Of realizing ms rnte o.
gh |, thought not and hopes are therefore INDUCED
that will ship this price and nd The sea
bon ri ot IT. surplus stocks.
The new hurve has commenced favoraby all the earliest
the while heavy stocks Ol Old sIaln~ne 10
I've found several OF the states waiting moro activity IN the
Eastern markets Nothing lite 10 the tihde, auc
milers and other operators III The coming hu
Of the stocks depot and transit
aud the the consnecs realise THIS truth and net
upon IL, will healthy snd sale business commence
redeem ,he them along under the Lingering hee
tha, unexpected calamity TO the or one
may mske fortunate strike io the present holders ne
losses must he submitted and flour account may AS wei
be closed by profit and 0ss month IS at any n,et er
od of seasOu. The Western one ana a "ouiu nhu
to their interests instruct e eastern 10 come a
shppas prices instead o' getting tne, y Vs. 80
fr until IL that point dollar invested est leasts
hundred cents nett proceeds OF stIIs
prices nnd let the hold Their stocks o wheat
thoy will net accc', such p'ces rs WIZ leave sone eo
homo the investment.
There much activity flour market as buyers sec
prospect of profit purchases n, s. and sellers Fncy
there bu. ltle probability of loss in holding at thn
cooI brands Offered at that but tie takers are cneI o
anns make eight r vessels W 'cn' '"'e
mere freely "a 10 cent, for purposes and n some
,ron h. shipments Canada would he much increased
holders accept S. for whe prime Is
neg gccieti 81 The bdvices from lake Michigan represent
the stock there rs very light and not more than adequate 10
meet the demand for consumption he wool men are AL
iny through corcaton spe:nce- and but few are su'i
rient OF mathematics demonstrate the extent OF their
profits YouIs. truly.
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The following are the sales of Stocks at Boston,
Saturday go shaTe East Boston Co l0 80 do l0s 100 do
Gods Western Railroad 72; go do. w. 3 p Reading
Rnroad 2i 500 do 2i; 200 do 245s 100 Long Island Rail
road b 3m. 50.
The receipts of the Chesapeake and Delaware
Cana for the year ending the Isl sS 03 90 be-
ng an excess Of s j 4 the rccapts OF The year pev
The number OF passengers who have passed through the
canal 6il3 being Of 2i0 the last year
The pncipn! the tolls stated have been derived
from the Port Deposlte. iayre de Grace Baltimore and Nor
folk trade. Tie Rande! and preferred debt has been
duce the past yenr S40i les,ng outstanding of sSd debt
:l23 6S TO- towa:d the fna redemption OF which the Com
pany has invested sinking fund s2Os9 49, The supple
ent the charter Of the Company passed by the Legislature
Of Maryland accepted by the stockholders The At
toney General of Delaware has Informed tho Company that
they have right carry passengers either free for pay
the President expressed intention continue
them until the question Is legally tested.
At Baltimore, bills on London 81 per cent. prem
on Bremen 49,; 7S4 cents per dollar Amsterdam 3}
10 per suder; Hamburg 35s 35s cents per
bunco and on Paris 10 .. Coupons of Maryland State
bonds selling at the following rates by the Brokers'
isa3 and 1874 at 81 cents.
Al Newt Orleans, the supply Of Exchange has
cecde the demand and decline Of i \ per
perenccti with difficult, of placing bills Sterling s per
cent prem Franc, 27ia 32s. On New York AMI Hos
ton the demand light and difficult to place 60 days
nt "a disc Short sigh, sells with still difficulty
difference of interest Dealers checking ut = = prem
nni are complaining Ofwant of demand No change TO
IN L. S Treasury Notes. Texas iucuatng according TO
the advces received from day day from Washington No
change during the week Citizens, Consolidated CONNER
clal Atchaalaya Orleans Improvement little better.
Exchange improved in The beginning of the week but
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rf- WoMAx l. ynrR HrsaANp srrIER1xa WITH II

~ WOMAN. Ia YOUR HUSBAND SUFFERING WITH THE
RHEUMATISM. Shveiled Limbs or Contracted Cords which
renders him helpless and unable to provide for his family
haps he may he and unwilling remedy but
assure you that remedy and effectua cure
to wit the ndnn Vecetbe Elixir and Lnmcn may be had
81 COurnndst There be mistake to the effects
Of these articles The Elixir beng taken internally operute
directly upon the whole system and finds is way to
Of the iisene, while the nment. being applied ont
wnrdy. NIL the pam. This will any ord
mary of rheumatism. Let the afflicted send iorFIt and
t,focurs Lesen articles.
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CoRoNER's OFFICE.

FOUND DRowNED.-The Coroner held an in
quest on body of unknown man, supposed be that
sailor, who found floating the North River and towed
in at pier MOL Verdict found drowned.
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CORoNER'S OFFICE.

SUICIDE BY TAKiSG LAupANUM.-A dissinated
cooret female nained eey Chapman aged g. and who
sided ut No. Is Orange stree committed suicide by taking
laudanuu Verdict in accordance
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OLNErs School GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS
Msssfs. Pratt, Woodford & Co. of this City have
Just published new and greatly improved ed
tion of this very popular work. The following
notice of the publishers will best explain the ma
ture and extent of the improvements contained
in this edition:
oISaJs ratGTI9sL II sIsIEM oy Nc Mop5Rs GsocsAFHy or
adapted the capacity youth. Embclishod with nu
mstous snsIaylnsi q manne, @ customs &c: Keylsed
Although averse 10 The practice OF altering school
books, and thereby creating confusion in classes, the
author of this work has been induced by the pos
session OF recent full and authentic materials, con-
aiuiug more definite and correct information than
could before be obtained 10 revise the Geography
according the present state OF the science. II any
errors have escaped notice. they Will DO corrected
in future editions.
The plan of the book has not been changed, the
author never having had any intima,on that change
desirable. Teachers therefore who have been
in the habit of using it, will still find it familiar. 1t
lie believed that the Atlas will be found superior 10
any other. Ii s engraved in the best STYLE aud all
the endearors which experience and care could ex-
crt, have been used 70 make II accurate and clear.
The object being to teach Geography 10 young per-
sons care has been used 10 exhibit the various por
lions of the world in the plsnes manner and so us
to lead the pupil on with as few distractions as pos
sible. The Atlas contains some new features,
the United States and set OF characters indicating
Government, Religion, State of Society, &c. differ
ing somewhat from the charts heretofore used. Its
impossible devise any emblems absolutely signi-
ficnnt which can he used small n scale bul
those employed will be easily remembered, and will
fix the idea Intended 10 be conveyed. The sale of
nearly million copies of Oney's Geography and
Atu, in the face oithe most strenuous competition,
may be said 10 have established its reputation as
work OF real merit. Ii the publishers can rely upon
the perfectly credible testimony which they receive,
it has no equal in the Sckooiroom and the practice
ofe1chsngiDg new copies of other works for old CO.
pies of this has enabled many teachers establish
the fact. 1t now comes before the public with new
claims upon its favor, and all persons interested in
education are invited TO examine il.
E Lieut.. RoBERrs, the Mail Agent attached
to the steamer Acacia, died yesterday at the Mas
sachusetts General Hospital, having never re-
covered from the paralysis which struck him be-
fore the Acadia arrived at Halifax. He will be
buried tomorrow afternoon from the Hospital al
half pas, i've O'Clock Boston ADV. 26th
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WILLIAM WALLACE haynr returned from Europe. Wi.
deliver by public and private request, IN Washington ia
next Monday night the st July discourse on the above
subject.
Discourse TO commence at O'Clock. Doors open ut T.
Tickets q cents be had at the sun office Dunns Sixth
Ward Hotel und at Washington Hall.
&c Tie Clergy Of all denominations .frec. Ie26 y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

To THE GENTLEMEN AsD LADIES ALso.-How often do
fine head OF -r beginning 10 fall out and grow lhn
,snr ali lre aud beauty TheBaln of Columbia will
vent hi. will The hair eyenin ba paces the be
tonic for promoting the growth OF the fia has been
popuarty- fails Glenn the head from dandruf and
,ultk kfrp
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COURT CALENDAR. This DAY.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. to 90. inclusive.
COMMON PLsAs.-Nos. 81. sc, 76, a., 6, So 8, .
S, Il, 81, A, 46, 80, IS, 80.
CITY INT E l. l. ! G E n c +
SATURDAY.
SEFEIFF"S IURy.

WILLIAM l.. SroNE rs. LEVI D. SLAMM.-
CHARGE LIBEL.-Paiu;jf, who Is Superintendent o.
Common Schools this city. brings action oil Libel against
defndnr tEdor Of the piebeian laying ms damages 81
sO0 The articles were coni-ne in the f!c5cGn of the
Sh and 10Th c April 1913 und wee IN substance as follows
Col Stone Editor o.: the tommetcis idvcJ.cr Smref
under hn surre ance and whatever work Of merit be
presented to hi 1t I've written 10y Democrat ~ recon-
"ed 10 awaken 10 the mind, OF the children ther
coun,ry aad the ds,po,ic ,r7prima;ear would elsc,n
The libel proved by Mr. Tappau, Librarian OF the So
cety Library.
Mr. L. b. Sheppard counsel Of the defendant con,ended
tha; The article no, Iel, bu. portion Of newspe
per controversy, &c.
Mr. H. Ke,chum counsel for Col Stone conended that the
article had the effect Of mparng condence Col Stone
Supentcndcn, Of Schools-at Mr Slamn had been called
upon TO Icuct but ciuc do Verde; for plaintiff
sl.sD
SUPERIOR COURT. Before Judge oAKLkr.
WILSON, Public Administrator, rs. BEAcH.-Ac-
contest Bill of Sale defendant by the late Dr.
If he chose do N er prefer certain creditors
The question tas was. whether the furniture having
been left the hands Of the widow OF Dr Ward to cary
her benefit 10 the debt Of defendant The jury could
not agree and woie discharged.
Before Judge VANpERPoEL.
VAN WISKLE rS. .CoNsTAhTINE-Action Of eject
s mss St. S@ G sdy e o
was Int :ted N I'M, Court thirteen year, ago. and cvet IN Ia
bn, back BY Of Errors The case rested almost
entirely on the uci whether the mark Of Jane Van Wnkle
deed had been made by her The Jury found for
defendant.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Judges us.
HoEYrER. lNGHAHAM and DAILY
DECISIONS
G. GHADwoop rS. FRANCIS E. BERGER, Admin
a:o &c-If defendant remit, without prejudice. the bal
anos reported his favor. the report 10 stand otherwise.
aside.
GFoRGe p. BERTRAND rs. NJ. CAFFEE.-Ver-
diet confirmed. with costs
THohAs RYAN rS. ELISHA s. MoTT.-Verdict
confirmed. with costs
BrNJAMlS X. SMITH ps. FREDERICK LIEsA.-
Verdict confirmed with costs.
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MADAME GUIZoT'S NEW WORK.
Recently Puslshei.
THE YOUNG STUDENT;
OR. RALPH AND YlCToIR

OR, RALPH AND vtCTolRE
By Madame Cuzs:: from French. ky Samuel Jackson
One elegant volume of500 pages. with rs;tasns Seventy
I'VE cents.
TINS volume Of bosaphicsl incidents 'n striking picture
oF juvenile fe To al that uufnr!es> cas o. youth vhu
u. through her fary c,!F-ltun. whether boarding
schools ac1deme 1.-THE cos-in. c--e. the Drspaato
.ides conneef--i l; them. kcow ruthnc
c-ey fitted 10 fnslor-ts ;lef Characters and direct their
subordinate 81 ;hs higher authority OF Christian ethics
han this excellent delaeaiioa Of he Young Student ny
Madam. Guzot Il perfect ref cling winch t-
whole 'sioi he resolution. ;h- iupetnoy. rnt
Gssletsn icnirrrie- ~ :i.ir heHS sNsnp'i-,
N. hi,'Cr, OF .n,h aGG The moral truE dignity and
uuph exhibited hy rtar BIT lhs alone sh,
taught by lfnme tuZo-every iather also who has CHI
ren stI under the ot mlnuOd and even grand
rlch e-ica'oa from the eSHpe OF Ealy. fas and
Victor, cuariialshD. he French Academy
Juds sneEt whcE they pronounced Madame Grzot. stu
dent tie best book OF the year. y Y COur. and Fac.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

SEVENTH WARE BANK. New.YoLk June ., ls+I:
NJ The President and Directors hn'c this
day declared dividend of two and hn' t2s per 'cnt
rfnn profits Inc Inst months. payable and after m.
ieg5 5iw " A. 5. FRASER. Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

A CERTAIN RELIEF FOR DEAF PERsoSs.-'fhe numerous
testimonies daily receiving o the efficacy Of Dr. Me
MRS OIln denineS renders worthy Of the
notice all who thus afflicted N VIZ. HAYDEN ot Md
dle,own Conn epnrs, TINT two bottles oi this Oh eieciualy
cured HIM of Deafness of several stnndnshe could
scarcely hear nny sounds distinctly but III l produced the
desired etiect- Of Nr Fetus oi Sewhnrgh cured
pain tor long time man in fhadepha was cured OF
Deafness l5 years standing by bottle Of ths OIL. Now
these are fnctS which cannot be denied Sold at2 Courtnnd
Price 81 per flask also the East lndln Dye fu colong
the Hair beautiful black It ar superior to other dye
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APPLETON & co. Publishers.
SHEP PARD'S
TIE JUBILEE POSTPONED.
Nor THE NATIONAL JUGILEE-BUr THE

BKUIEEK JOHNNI HIM FIL T'IhINL TIWLTUNi
SHEET FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY.
Il Wi BE- ready and in sale Tuesday mornn.-per
wishing send copic ~ Their friends IN the country can
have neatly enveieped without extra charge Pnce
cents
THE INVNi.iD or PICTURES OF The FRENCH
REVOLUTION by Spindler author ofthe Jew Price &c.
ROSE De ABR EFT. hy }. I. K. J tm... ~. cent.
THE BURGLARS OR The MYSTERIES
Of FIJI fE wHnF fff(F WyG OF II WqH%e p1a. ner,h.m e
by ii. n,i.r Aa,hd ~ Il SyHc>ter sound. so
LITTELL'S LIVING AGE 'Iom No. ! TO Mo-.
published weekly. l2Ns "
TR AnITiONS AND FAIRY LEGENDS ofthc
South of Ireland. hy Croon Croker. 20
ILLUSTRATED BIBLE. No. % "
OLLiPOplANA NJ. L., ard {: Price . cents
per numherNo. ) will b. ready in n few days
ALL THE NEW PUBLICATIONS nie ior sale whole
sale nnd .e,aIl Q. puhShed BIZ
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Ir5- Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
In he M lima
Total Lives Insured. e. 81

r3- POSTPONEMENT-PALMO'S OPERA
IuISE-1ug SUBSCRIBERS und the public ~ sfil, n,e
respectfully Informed thur the Opera "t IIAlItNA N
ljIFEI, T. unrNolaLiy postponed until HlONDAY MKT. ~
order produce with full eil-"t give time i
tho chcrses and "th- Artist, pnyIn. the second pu
To- render themselves perfect this and oenut ul lners
IN Monday Iuy isi viii positively be performed Je1 A.,
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SUPERIOR COURT. Before Judge oAKLkr.
- w Before jude vAxprRporL.
COURT OF COMMON Pleas. Before Judges Ills
HoEYrER. INGXAuAM and DAILY.


G. GHADWooD rS. FRANCIS K. BERGER, Admin
a:o &c-If defendant remit, without prejudice. the bal
anos reported his favor. the report 10 stand otherwise set
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

RY BANGS. kcH iRS < fL6T,r. s:e,r No 20
ID Broadway -li5erai casa ndsaao's na's "a '@
~ +. R & ?. ba.r REMOVED No. 80 Brc'4wa1.s
'e' d0'f; foRTTFTH Ss-Hl-I NV yTRH TRADE SALE
To commence IIrs2,t g''h tes istt. 81, p,cl,
Stereotype Plate. :ar is ass; cEfiaf TT, ,s -He t. e. -
-,,1, Z. the regulations, uster nc dsf,cor q tie COM
rri,tes. -. -, s.-..-... %
:. a,d IS u.,ta ar Nrn,'rY. -fth Arru't
r trs cA,h -y-nee- maze o1 RECEIPT OF sco' wlei' re
'I' '.a,e should b, furnished by 81 Joy oes;. when 'e cs:
'osa' ''-l DC ''' 70 ''8f., 8,yGs E!clLiRns PiATr.
Cotton. turt"aecf .!....,,, v..-s,,,.
L 10 i3 FuI,S1 re; and : Nng ,treti eai ad'anee'
made on con'gnmeut' ana orn'py' fr'H'r i.''1'
4, ,,oo.!iot NoSnAy ,, Y; Js'[l,;; j. El.es, ..-,,
Az the Furniture ecn'ar ~ 'Ad h'-ie t.ng arr ana
f5.honshe a.Hren'. eoe; = - pni 20 il'Sr, a.,
iouae: '''o I,no,'.: M, I7er a. ,. s Nan
ei ANS, ,,cnd Ya-es Nan,e ,cSs. b,e- ql7nt'g oi
Curle', aod Oi {; ~. l'rurr 49, s',5.. )" - ~.
snd bedding oi, C,>. ,nt CHINA '-oo ,esey. iseS
cutlery. together with --se s,'nf'nleht oi N''''' e' j.
'"'e WIN wiz TUESDAY. July 2
,A,ioaeock. n; No 40 Br'4iwsy Anown n' ne a'"'
SmsHi,y S,lv-lvl .s br order oftbe Sie, f. ~ The
tore. contained ssd grea,, roa,,il.s N paf, :.
-,out II" ,H'd' -afp"' a1'ui ''' 'ane '' ~, - - .,b.,
numef oi cer-, Nnd 'e' ~ m eu''"a', "E.oy'
,h larrs luan'' etcse' Hod l.,.> "11 Hi. c1'-so'
.s.,nr uiru. NJ. th' c'1'tn'- - TIE n'f' SC &,
.cru rR WV ''i WI y I'lfHSt ifIiH Gas: ,Np r,R1H
~ ENVY AEE-tl ESbNN. J"N -, = W "r1fN - nc
i,r,.n1 g,u No. ltltsc- u -tucs - q 'ai'
~ ,.n ~ l,len pressed md pi,o $ 'ri lni u's
Y.o, Ion Stone ,.,s jog. - filf"S ~ -. ~
er,I IVH-a t,rlu,t- fn Tea anh 9 ne - re-
at plin i pr-.,cr 1.ie ''Gt tiail izr.' ~ t'nlA
-snr, 10 dozen Astral JHg, ans Nnf"i' 81 i~' '-'-
TRENTON FALLS NEAR I'TiCN, NEW NoEk.
'I'lit .ubcnlc o the unb uai ~ mn 10.
.,-, h- hHs resumed The Urtt"n "I tt'e
rte! the abuv. place. he house hAs nv'n moynEnJ
entpn u h. guest 10 eff 'au0i ui uePa
'",si, nS Inns. S' ''''''' " MOORE
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c-s- Summer IIats.-Ive invite the particular aien
lion of Gentlemen to our dark rrb Summ-; Has, article
now ysfy POPULAR exceeding hight and o beautiful iabrc
WNENO;KS.
;,Ga ;,;s F.shionnble Halter. 20l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
* ~, !, PLEASANT INCLUSION on. THf

:. ~, , PI.EASNNT FNII E~TUN VN ITIT
l.FDrH1Il pF ii IL around staten bland.
NySE--c. landing at Perth Amhoy.-lhe stsumsf
HIGhLNNDEk. Can, r. W,HDsor. VII enya tie Per ipo'
1f nrr-f street on hu,4ny afternoon July fnufih at Oar
o'clock ootof Hammond Y 4. pa. One foot
Of Cafherne street f. K half past Onc and Pier Np North
River quarter before Two. and proceed Eaeuf,ipn
around Islnni. psscHgcr rc opportunity -
ve,y Ocean sandy Hook, various Forcauons. ac Re-
tuning % city nhou haf past y nclucs,
FARE FOR THE CURSiON FIFTY CENTS.
A coed Band ol Muse engaged Tor the OCCASION
NB-!be Highlander vii leave New YORK TOT NewhurSh
the ID o'clock. +. N and the Fourth, al ocncs
p VI ii It
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-. TrsF-s \ FISHING EXCURSION t-cRANU
L :AND NNNEI. ENLL kSlnN .-Ihe M---

Z. TF-7Es, , ENtI tIRSION-FDIKTH OF july
i-.--,f'ro Perth Amboy and New BrUnswick.-
VSxT--SaFrom Barclay street Per. st quarter before
o'cIJck > M-The steamboat RARIrAN. Captain Isaac
Fisher bur,ay. July ;t wt make to Perth
Arbcy and Newrun.vck leaving Barclay ttsee quarter
se,re \. Npes,ins through The X ns aud sound af1r!
ns pleasant view. Of New Brighton, Port Richmond txa
hefD"rt. HaT5er Retreat Not,hnsd. ko.yIe. &c &C. Re
uIus leave Nea brur-,v ck quarter before Z. VI rna
frrth Amboy 81. taking the outside 20 New
YORK and arriving 4 Band Music si be bon ri.
The u: The Ocean. Sandy Hook Light the Gulrnutine
trl Iniay the NatvEa! Walks Long aad. c vii
rerie h. Excursion the no hesihal aud pleasant 10 Fni
la and Parties OF Pleasure
Fare FIFTY CENTS for the whole Excursion.
F. SThe RHrian viii convey passengers 10 the Fair al
Rnpy,lIe staten Island j&95t
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Fro1a mi Ioos island -otnn bor -are l-nrullon It.
-, SNltll . " tr1-liOHN.


81 .rf.f hp. nr. uu hard elIle rtstfi'i' ~ sum
20, nef ila. wh-h niirf irf ri. rl9iu IfY no m.
I,inrut G-uei-n s.hls usat. rofH ffsli~ i'-i nnd
That cnuln~- sfs1f+e 'i'b .fnH"u ' i'-i"' hl
tird call iaht hlart hhtt tu'n &C. rnurrf WehF.
constantly hand ,i.r ~irfIfuv llrfs 0i"H'tR ap,
I,n,e.ny Cans and Hrt aHd fsefttIrr D i uc taps.
DAVID MILLS. ~ ii"lds"y,
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r.s- Seventeenth Ward Henry Clay Club
s-vs, wsrinr of thls Club ,s be held Monday
inv uiy Isl 1874 at the Henry Clay Hsuse corne. Avenpe
aud Frs, street at O'Clock The members OF TINS Clnb
iii ,hers 3yor,be 10 the election OF Henry Clay and The
"dore ghuyscn and ds-ous OF becoming members
respectfully requested To he punetn y, ~ onei
JosKFTn KsEs. Secretaries. iv,1t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

Unionists Attention "A special meeting of
th Association for the OF important business will
be bd a National Hall Tuesday evening. July 3D. at half
ms; o'clock from thence IN BODY TO Abingdon
Sors-e where the mass meeting Of the Filth Congressional
D,,;c to be holden Puncuhl attendance is requested
BY order SlLAs ChiehhhlN"' PRESIDENT
ROBERT d. HoLXEs. Secretary. ylA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

n-s- Gentlemcu's Summer Hnts.-Brd's styles
of Summer Hat, comprising nc nes; patterns exceedingly
light and beautiful ready. BiRi'.
3wis. corner of Pine md Nassau.
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a LARGE ASSORTMENT SUMNER COATS com
y pfi.Ius Linen Jsan Csmet,. CA-hmst--. Bombn1n.,
N-rnu. Frock, dOfsHyt &c. iut sale, ready made. at ~
Drussn'' MI: II ''''''''' '''e wW r. JENNINGS ~ co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

ron -NiF. uR To LIT -'T'ir handsome thws
40 ,tsfg tcE hnuse sod nt, So ~ Antnnf ffc@t Gear
- Hfpodwaitp b" stli ln cas- i.tus WI ,s i''sd
yl..' d Pine stfcsf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

IVAN DOkEN's SOLAR SPERM Oll.-Wsrnn'e,i ~
,"nH sverY -psri "a the t--t SDrtm and much rl"n
af bath ,.auiiu burning lH and up1n machinery
ens-v are requested cn and examine 0f theu'"v- at
ha tfil. ~ iRf - Ne,+ $50 iitts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

GREELEY g. MoEl4RATH.
Tribune buildings. New Y ork
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

E- Mechanics in-tituic.--'rhe Regular Monthly
Roon t'y lia iuesigy Evening july , a, o'clnck In
porinnt h:,u, De tel az The meeting Member, wall
BE- pUnctua! N the:r a;entaare
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

r----,s AEXCrRSiON FOR THE FOURTH Of
7 4I-L:It-l.Y FOR NEWBG RIH The steam
So, JAMES MADISON. Captain Charc'
iIaeed the Per foot of Warren street On hur>
tar Morning. July lh O'Clock. md the loot Of Ham
tnnnd before O'Clock toy Newburgh, landing a
Caldwell and West Point remaining from three % tour hou
giving opportunity vleSin. ~ isnnEtru Head Guai
enjoying the beauful scenery of III. Highlands AMI
the Hudson. iSavn. Newoursn az ocock. + VI vii Hr
five IN N-Yo-k about O'Clock he evening. Music i
s -. ~ reo,. ..,rt -,,,y ivl lts.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

I'VE WATER Ct Ri hose invalid, who nave sHioly
or dsnstrouy The snn'lct e med cn rnpiir''n nfc
recommended 9 to truth md nHuf" ard BE- sHri
tn submitting ihemselvci Tie iJdtDpHthc 81 lH
TRAIL, Of this t. "ho no, only rvc se,ter p d'
en,e bui thufIu .hy the whole Constitution
manner simple philosophical. Ills oice - ~ No.
10 Cannl street icH -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

ySINLJN tDK rALE-N .jfunr. sut>taEuni touHtD
w Wagon evrrrntly rnlciHad luf moving lRuill pi
fu rough road. genenly Apply 1T the PhonS BnInnr rf
Ger street nea Houston. n's ~