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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
Whic State Address.

For the third or fourth time, the wing sls'e
Nominating Convention pas Adjourned without
presenting an Address to The People. leaving the
duty TO be performed by an able and responsible
Communicable best possible substitute iof an
Address emanating Immediately from the Cen
vcn,ion, bu, not the same thing. We have oarae
this in silence hitherto, and now speak cut, with
the purpose Of seeing an end OF 1t. No man
attending Wing Convention can possibly dTa#
out proper Address in he few hours OF ousne
and excitement that the Convention IS IN Session.
It's the duty of TIE Stat. Central COMMITTEE 10
see that sketch OF an Address is prepared be-
fore hand to be submitted to the Committee at
the Convention for revision and preParatloa--
The hao.tual neglect of this duty by the Com
nittee is serious breach Of faith to the wing
party. We trust the new Committee will see ihat
the lapse does not occur again.
Missouri.
The St. Louis Republican of the tn inst has
the Official Canvass Of the votes cast at the re-
cent Election in that State. The totals are as
follows:
Soft For Governor. Hard .. 10
Ch.rles II. Alen.. LBS. 'John c. Edwards 5'iiS
Edwards's majority
For Lieu,. Gocernor:
william. u Almond. 60 $50 'Jaraea Yog9g 90
Young majority .......s6z'.
For Members Of Congress.
LsSaard i s. jane jena
Reil Boon P Rss 4 Do Ti1
Thoms Had,ca " ag0 ID. C. NJ. Parsons ...lsc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

=" A Bowl of Punch consisting of extracts
FROM the Londoa Charvari, with numerous engra-
wings, has been sent US by VIM. H. Graham. leo
Nasssu.st. II is most laughter. provoking affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

K 1t truly wonderful almost supernatural to mans
singular strides perfection wisdom 1t amounts To sublmi
", toHwnl and unspeaksbe responsibility.
We borne these remarks seeing friend this day.
the friend know whose mental qualities whose good
ness % heart wroSe kind feelings and friendly disposition
algnys uGmited bat Mhose young heart wa Hpt "a the
bud :" early blighted There repulsve unheai
thy something per-on1 appearance did you look al his
face! his brow formed of at thick yellow spotted. clam
my skin, covered with efuptons ard reckes HI.
dandy grey rue" color misty. dry. rough harsh ard dirty
He loved. aias yan-that hghseuied girl now could che
admire MIN, when she the May manly healthy
aro1nd. He called in Office yesterday, 'carcs knew
him. cheeks forehead. neck and hands clear white,
soft. smooth and healthy his hair really seldd-sof!
dark. wavns light End telclou,. il is strange, Jet true,
caused by JGness Italian Chenc4 sep on his
Ssln and Jo1e Coral Hair Restorative his huir and ,h
the result. keate: there mistake these articles
hey really ard truly good. and do all represented give
hem far ,a buy them where else IN this city bot III III.
gn OF the American Eagle. g Chatham street. and 33
Broadway l9 Fulton street. Brooklyn State street.
Boston Ledger Bqiltinss Phedepha and Pea,e Broad
Soap get Jones4-take o,her-nind zoe cheated.
81 iced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
WH7G MEETINGS.
n5- Mass Meeting of The wings OF the
sixth Congressional District, 1ith, 18th,
Ii,b 10Th aud nth SNnId~.

Tho q, geo, Il he SIAh Cooge-sian District invi,5
y, ssrhis on Tus-5sy Evening. Toe l. - .,eni>r ins.1
a. ocek Mass Meeting. a; Unon Place 81 he janctoa
ot proHd.v.y. tower abd lith STREET
rmrser dsnsu'ssed Sen.nleo have ccen iovl'e4 -
--,,re mi Hjrss the nlseaE al Be more ps'tenlery
Tse vii b.- thorough discussion OF the great pHnei5
maintained % inc y ''S ''J JACOB AcSgR. Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

ISFoRMNTloH WASrzD.-'rhe gentleman who called Tie
other u ounndt street. and stated that ne mad been
cured most distressing maady The piles by Hays Liar
and would 500 bottle for i It could not be
had tor less respectfully requested send ms address Ia the
above place. with permission 10 refer 10 him. We think ne
will sue with Us that II lsa duty he 20 his fellow sufferer,
10 his Influence to lei this thing he Known he mas any
the milk OF human klndne.. M hs bosom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
From the Iowa Standard. Aug. q.
From Oregon

The following ette! is from gentleman who
left this Territory for Oregon last summer Many
nj n. citizens OF Iowa were veil acquainted wlth
MIN. and his statements may be retIcd on ss sub
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
~ Eir,centh Ward Clay Club Intention.

Fifteenth " AiUp
CI,y and FRvIISoHrYsrS.-rhe Wings OF the 10Th Wand
tav Club and all friendly 10 the cause ot Clay nud
Frels ehns requested asembe at C2nsi;n'"n Hall
avsn nclocI 10 prnceem body 10 the Mas, Meeting
% he -h Congressional Dtric held the 18th ln a.
I'uion Pa IIth street nj y T. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

~ YANKEE Hill and DR.. VALENTINE will give
another OF their niirsble entertainments al the So
ciety Library this evening. Those who expect 10
fud seats must 20 early. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

SAyDs' SAR.APARILLl.Ith has always be"n acknowledged
that pu.y the circulating huld, ~ cscnini Ia h-nlh m
0i which makes Itself msHeSt various and di
irc<sng forms ds-s- md constitutional III Gden dii
cut they a'l ctlrr In toe Individual he cee
medicine which heads tins stands petul-
all choGc titronal couoninS such ~ scroiua
&c having fully stood The lest OF experience rnk tint
class of remedies We cordially Recommend m. al
flctrd. tPhilnd. Sp'r ~ the Times. sept H. 1851.
For further particulars, and evidence OF
ror vnue and efficacy pamphlets winch be obtuned
OF agents gratis.
Prepared sold, Wholesale and retn by A. g. < D.
-iN.tS, whO,i- Druggists. y Fulton street, New York
Sold also H3 broadway. n East rOndwcy, and by drug.
gisrs sensrhiiy thfnuRhor, the United StHtes.
Prce s. per bottle SIX bottles ior s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

t. BALD HEADED THOSE WHO WEAR WIGS
Another triumph Oi Odudses Balm OF Columbia SOILS
residing South GO,tnu hH. recently experienced the good
Of the har She had been almost entirely BALD and oT ,even
had Wig but having heard much III the
Of Inc Balm Of Columbia she procured bottle Of Constocs
Rcss. No e Comhl, which she used according to the d.
recons and found that 1t producing growth
hnr then procured another bottle and continued
which resulted The pcrecon of the good work that bad been
begun by restoring her ha t It's original scDtE and thick
She has beautiful hesd of nn;urnl hsirher
has been lct aside useless article and ste perfectly
ient that long she have thIs Balm she WI
have need OF Apersnn that feel di.poscd cscred
THIS statement you'd invite 10 call at Il Courtand street
only place this city procure this BALM genrne nnd
will furnish them unqnestcGabls and satisfactory evidence
Of IL tfutn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

,oumt;e-,-The Wings OF orange County INVITE their
brethren the River 'ouutrs tu win 'hen Mass Con-
vsntion Mt Jpashngton's Had Qnartsrs Nesbur4h.
MONDAY ihe ti INST. The note vey snor. and they
friend where spieGd this Imitation and
NIX all % rorir . their gniiI.rrS.
lion JOHN NJ bEHHiEN q. &. Senator from Georgia
consented be and acdeSs the meeting. re
rfunsn; rtampi", tire Gond Cegse viii a'sD attend and
spenk Come Wing, AID ALL and your zeal in the Coed
will fresh impetus from the thlng equenco
nI us Gallant cha npioHs! 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-22
~ ra,,,nrs in this repion have Just commcnc-

NJ Farmers in this region haveju commenc.
cd their having and wheat harvest. The torins.
crop is light-probably not over two-thiids Oh iasi
Years Weld. Wheat, we understand, LOOKS wei
IN those towns where it is raised, and is an as
rage crop. Oats arc coming on finely, ana W.T. W.,
he abundant. Corn is rather backward. W.
should VIC have hot weather during the n
of this month, and in August, the crop WILL o "
fair-morc than middling. Rye ana Dalley w."
well. and we should Judge from what we n ave-
seen, that there has been much more so"h '".s
SEA son than for several years past. Potatoes are
generally late, but as there is sufficient .'nie lo'
them to ripen, the production will be abundant
;ftbere is nothing very unfavorabe IN the weather
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Bank Notes at 50 Wall. st

Weundcrsrand that MIR. Hill, Cashier OF the STAN
ford ank has been arrested ut CakI by the gentlemen who
passed through this ciy in pursu:; Of him.
In addition TO the Exchange Bank, noticed day
or two since The Merchants, Bank has been established under
The Free Banking net, at Buffalo.
The Suffolk Bank, Boston, now throws out oil
tie note, of the Feemans Bank of BRISTOL consequence of
the difficulty OF distinguishing between the genuine and the
counterfeit Several parcels returned to day 10 our brok
e causing considerable Inconvenience 1t will probably be
necessary for The Freemans Bank to get up plates
The Hartford Journal says that it has reason TO
believe that the report which yesterday published from the
" V Tribune that the project OF budnc tie NewYork and
New Haven Railroad has been abandoned for the present.
unounded aud that the probably originated from per-
sons interested rival Negotiations the Journal
are IN progress which believed will complete tho sub
scrp,on We shall be gud 10 learn tassuch negotiations
completed. but the information did not come from
persons interested rival routes but from good friend
the New Haven Road has in this city.
The anti Tariff papers OF our city exult over the
expectation of cargo OF Provisions and Notions Ensland
but pass very lightly the recent vote of the British House
Of Commons against repeating the Com Laws s to li al
most three for one. As they delighted that al
lowed send OF agricultural staples 10 England let
us see what we have pay for the privilege:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-22

a DIAIoGuE.-" WIZ. ble, my soul, Mrs c. you are
lGohinS charming than this morning Surely, the
tnces must have taken unde. e especial protection
But tell me- dear Anne. the secret Tor Know there
must be- by which manage To keep your skin white
your cheeks and lips so and hair black and glossy
Such the string oil queries put the beautiful &c
by the Fashionable Mr.. p twhoee charms by the why
rapidly on The wane,l they casually the
10 Stewards
Well, my dear Mrs. r the ndire reply my
secret. you term t. frs impaired through the
public have hesitation. therefore, impa
inG TO you. confidence You know there but trng
difference yet, while vou haven salnw skin.
hnr and other Indications Of approaching old ap
fHren.ly, have renewed YOUTH The diff certainly
nrpri'ng but can claim no exclusive jurisdiction the
Gruces: To Dr. GoURAUD alone indebted for the
which permits bd defiance he rnvages OF The
OF his Italian edoGted Soap and Spanish Ly
frHIt has ulnbner md clenrneS
his Liqgd ROWce alone IS that has impaired To cheek
uih md ny p its ruby red his POudres SuJ:Ies
speedily removed the uasehty mOunrhe from upper lip
while application of his GroeGn Uair Dpe my grey hn
and eye bows changed them their glossy JET Ana
you know secret and do but be
FIJI To purchase nowhere else than at o. Walker street fret
FROM Broadway, otherwise you sure 10 10 deceived.
The lady thanked her informant entered her carnge and
directed her conchman drive Instantly 10 Dr. Gnunuds.
Walker street. jy22 2teod
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ID Ed,

ON Sunday afternoon 3l.t o'clock. Mrs BRIDGET
GARElCK aged 81 years. native OF Balymuy. County Ros-
common. Ireland. . ~.
thy Patrick md Luke respectfully invited 10 attend
this afternoon ut ~ ococS from The residence oil her son
On Saturday The 10Th inst. SAMUEL ). BROWNING IN the
ST III year of his .u
invited to attend the funeral Monday the I'D in at ye
ocIo from the residence c2 Sixth street, without further
invitation. :.
suddenly Syracuse. Friday. the 18th inst while on his
way friends this city, Mr.. WILLIAM TUTHlLL. OF
Buffalo, n. Y. nged a. yenrs.
Ills remains conveyed Jamaica, L. l. for interment
Buimio pnrers will plense copy.
Al Sesed Mass Wednesday evening" The 18th instant.
HENRY FOWLER only OF Geo r. Fitch OF this City, nged
mcnths and IL days
On saturday, July 20 WARREN 5. WILKEY Jr. aged two
nj
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WATSoN,S ANNALs OF pHILADELPHIA.

Just published Wasons Annals OF Philadelphia in two
vol Syo of GRO pages each embescd with fifty pictorial IL
lustrations-Prce s4G0 per copy. ANNALS OF PHll.A-
DEI.PHIA AND PENNSYLVANIA IN THE OLDEN
TINE Being collection of meraoirs, ANECDOTES ind
INCIDENTS of the city and country md their nhabluns-
intended to exhibit society charges and improvements
from tia days of the founerssowng uso the state and &c
ton of Inlians-nland Settlers sc. by JonS F. WATSON,
Author of the Annals of Newly ok member of the Historical
Society Of Pennsylvania. New-York and Massachusetts,
ooh dear is n tale of the Olden Time
- The work has been favoraby noticed By the public
Journals. extracts from some of which. follows:
No book has recently been issued from The that will
command such general attention. uJr more qualification
III. 5. Gazette.
This is great curosy-Sucha work has never before been
produced in the United States. The author will
les fame for bis contribution stock of knowledge
Am. Daily ADV.
presents mass OF interesting facts. 10 which de-
scenanl of the original inhabitants may turn withinerest and
profit No rhi!adcphian should be ignorant OF the topics
comprised in TIE work. saturday Bulletin
1T nm Encyclopedia of nn;scenccs. and penopcnn of
our city and Country antiquities The Author will be the ilo
mer of his class No househole. dispense with copy
Buy ind read ali sorts personal and local history.
(Naonal Gazette.
truU, Is. in execution work sui Stnsr,s. It's
(which wiilne attract for c,urc Of buried
nce' IChr ian ntcligencer.
H. IS p.uofof liz immense variety TOPICS It may be
mentioned that It's Index refers llcO different subjects 1t is
printed on sized piper admit OF writing upon md en-
bmces subjects interesting all intelligent readers,-whcther
- to the place native born or not" For sale by
BAKER & CRANE, Agents f.r the City Of
y22 It'd & INV New York, l55 Pearl street
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G!- To CLEAR THE COMPLEXION. CrRE ERuPTIoYs,
CrAPPED AND TENDER FLESH. sc. SC.-ThA most wander
n discovery medical science FOR diseases of the skin
thut made by NJ Veprin the celebrated Italian Physcinn
He shaped his discovery the form of piece soap. called
the lin Chemical Sonp. Many physicians will hardly be.
eye tithey hive the astounding effect Of this The
prietOr himself has had for years aud half dreadful
scraous head disease he hn had three practical
in tha taken several grains Of cuome day io weeks had
the slightest effect he has had ' head washed two weeks
ladies' or children the skin OF nn pimpes. freckles
roughneS nothing equal this makes dark yellow
skin viii and clear One trn will ustonish all who try for
chopped flesh bites cf mosquitoes, &C. Sold ut the sign OF
the American Eagle g Chatham street 1923 Broadway. n. \.
ivlg 2teOd
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STANDARD EPISCOPAL WORKS.

al Elegantly Priqtd and Neatly Bound
OgiISy's Lectures the Church in FnGlapd and Annca
IS cent?
Mars,als Noes E, scopae7 Fitted by Wainwright
81 IS
spsncc Christian Instructed tie Ways Of tie Gospel and
The Church. 81 y.
Jeremy Tayo,'s Epi'copacy Asserted and Main,aned sI
Brniey's Family and Parish Sermons. ST -.
Maurice on the Kingdom al Chr,st. 50 20
Manning on the n;y OF ;he Church. 81
Burnets History OF the Reformation beat edition. vols 49,
Newmnn's Purochal Sermons vol.. S.
Sermons bearing on the Day 81 ..
Portrait Of Churchmnn BY the Rev w Grcsiey 10 cents
Tale. o the Village. By the Rev. +. E. Payet 3v 81 IS
Learn 10 Live by Christopher Sutton. d. d. 81.
L ssTn TOD, To- D:e n III. s. 90 49, So s
Practical Christian By r Sherlock. d. D. a..
A. kempi,'s Imitation Of Christ. complete 81.
double witness of The Cnu'ch. by Rev. w Kip 81.
Manual ofPnyate Devotion. edited By SpiDckes. 81.
Early English Church, by Rev. L. Churtop. 81.
The Golden Grove by Bshop Jeremy Taylor 20 cents.
lynn ApostoIicn from the fh Eng!i'h Edition. y cents,
The Rectory oNal-heni by Rev. K. " Evans cents.
d. APPLETON * Co. Publishes 20 Broadway
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E Daleys Magical Pam Extractor 81 Walker street, first
store from Broadway. Y9 IF

Black hair. Glenn hair. soft silky hair,
How beautiful y0u seem,
On woinan Uranium,
Or youthful facet deem
Al to be human iackasses.
Whose hair &c scun grey,
And will not pay three shIllngs,
But will listen 10 my lay.
Try Jones's Coral flar Restorative,
Nay. render, donnt stare
Twill give you u-aye. all OF you
A splendid head Of hnr.
CO Does your Hair fall off Does it turn grey you
bald or have you had dry hair! e So use
a shilling bottle of
JONESS CORAL. HAIR RESTORATIVE.
An article be good when sell you small quantity
Get the oi the American Enge S2Cbaham 33
Broadway and l Fulton ST. BROOKLYN State street Boston,
lyl9 2teod
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MARRIED.,

At Lodi Seneca CO. on Thursday morning. May 30 by Rev:
Thos Lounsbury, WILLIAM r. SCHUYLER, ESQ Of Ovid and
Miss CLARrssA EASTMAN only daughter of John L. East
man. NJ. ID. OF the former place.
AT Trumansburc. June g. by Rev. II. Taylor. SANFORD
EA,TMAs ESQ of Lodi Snnecn Co. md ELIZABETH daugh
On Thursday evening 18th inst: by Rev. R. De Charmes;
HENRY FENYER, of this city to MARY, daughter OF Dnniel
I've Esq of Upper Canada
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w See Last Page.
Arrived


Arrived.
Packet ship Westminster IIovey. from London and Pcrs
mouth. 18th June. md,e To GIswod. go
ship Italy, COULTER from Malaga. via Gibraltar Il d. mdse
Bark Ameia hluIioIIand Wellington As ds I'm Rio de ia
Sw bark Fameeu byberg Al DIS I'm Bremen IN ballast to
Bark Gaiiomia. ayhew from Neuvito sugar Brett &
Br bark Romuus, Calender 50 ds fin Liverpool. mdse to
Bark I,alea Bearse, days from Ma;anzas, with sugar
and Apollo ready io ser; brig Corielin, U 8 brig Law
renee. schrs Palestine J. MI,y Frances and Pnwiuse
mdze, to Schmidt < IIalchen.
Big Nu's fen k Island nd t9ys with I fS,
to-, and brig .luniro;s, for Phad ,-.,.-,- .a
cedar D uIGut ( Co. Left brig Lawrence, Copeland
for Liverpool in 4 week. :, .;,.
moassss md to Thompson Adams Left schr Os
h 70 sail days for YGs Eean1m R %sns e snsS
in compnny vii. bnrk Chief, for Mur,ee; brig Gen Brooks
Br schi kei,on Ceoper 3 DIS FIN St john NB seal skins
Dmn.conbe & Beckwh.
Schr Surplus, Nichols ds from Muchius Me. lumber to
Schf Pioneer Moore ds I'm Machias Me- with lumber to
sehr Helen Mar, vou, d' from Thomas with lime to
Schr Florence Lowell DIS from Boston, plaster and grind
stones. bound to Albany.
Schr Transport Nlckeson I'm Barns,abe mdse bound to
Schr Herald Scudder DIS FIN Barns,abe plaster bound to
Schr Easter Eliza Rice is FIN Eas.por fish 10 Nevius
Schr SaIy Hope Kelly, DIS from Boston. with fish TO the
muster.
schr Norwich Crosby, ds from Boston, pus,es and fish to
master. :,
BIZ s-hr Aneron Harrington Gods from Sydney. Co. conto
VIM lophnm.
Sch Challenge Foster. 10 DIS I'm Thomaston Me- lime to the
master.
Schr Two Brothers, inkley 10 DIS I'm Boston. Hath and pla
ter. bound 20 Albany.
seh' Samuel Hcnry. White s from Virginia, corn TO II
llnyens.
chr Alfred Thorn, Murch, ds I'm Wilmington. NC. ma
Sch, Martin Van Buren, Phillips dsfm Virginia. to
Schr Richmond Packard d from Thomas.on. lime 10 the
muster.
schr Bride Presey, 9 ds I'm Thomas;on. lime to master
Schr Effort. Spear, Thomaston. lime to master
Schr Granville. Purse. Thnms ston. lime.
Schr Schachare. Phillips Virginia, fruit.
Schr F. 4 Ballard. Sterling Virginia. fruit.
Schr T. Ballard. Lawson. Virginia. irut.
Schr Isaac Rave Porsey ds fun Virginia fruit.
Schr Wm Henry, SOper, virginia. wood.
Schr Z Horton, Burbank, Virginia, wood.
Below.
Brig Roarcr Higgins I'm Para, to Corning & Sons Also
Sbriss unknown. Wind SW.
Sailed.
Bark Lewis for Malaga; Brig Aunawn for Aux Cages and
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Markets.. ceyefullv reported fer Tic Tribune.

.
ASHES supply offering very lurse. and the de-
mnrd IS firm II, Sd 81 Sales sou to 400 bbb. OF Pearls about
$50 bb!s taken ut "a az The stock IN the INSPECTION
Warehouse Yesterday consisted OF l253 bb. Pots. md TITS
TO- ear--,oeee 20 l24 bhs. Export. from lstto 18th July.
Pot, IDS Ibis; fearb tG9 bbls.
consequence of the rmness Of holders and party from oper-
o heinz engaged closing their correspondence for the Great
Western The market firm without any well established
advance the steamer arrived The sales Of the week
$3.50 bales pand and Fordn, ordinary mlddlng. nj os
cents miidng fair 10 fair "a g. good fair TO fine ga 8;
mud ll0 Mobile ind NewOr ordinary to mddlnS u
lOts Totn import since lst inst o. I9 ba les export from
L TO l6th July 35T bales Export from thu United States
since Is, September lust. i,5iO 4Ol.
Receipts and Stocks of Cotton ut dates
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Passengers Arrived

FnssenSerH 4tTrIVCU
!apaele stir Westmnsr from LONDON and P0,tsn9 n,
hand. do; Edward Colnswood Mr. Duff. B Arney Alfred
O.rum PARIS Arthur Levy, Esq and servant. Alfred Will
ilunns of London und 81 in Storage.
in 6ark Isabciid from .HaGr .as-Thomns j. Owen John
I,oughmn. James Ashhrook. F. Gansnles ,
IN he Lrig Sutcrn from Turks Island Rev. Adrlcl;
Rector Of Turks Island Mrs G Tucker. MIS- Tucker and
servt, Mr.. Il " Baker. Mr. w !. Anthony.
III TIC brig Gen WRSoa. from .4oaiachicoG- T M
iInns Mis- Allison and child. Mrs ODonnel and child. M j
Schorii, Air Rain Ond and Collins
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NJ Tenth Ward.-The Democratic Wing Electors
Grand street, on Tuesday afternoon between the hour OF
and O'CLOCK elect i've delegates 20 assemble al the Boai
wn oe to select Is delegates the Syracuse Convention.
ondHes for Governor and LIeuisnan. GoSe'n
having failed such delegates consequence Oh the rot
which dsorgaili1ed the proceedings OF The SAID meeting
~ Hy order of tie Wand Committee
J. ". HOBART HANS. Chairman
c Hn: ' GofSiS SH" Secretaries. iy22t
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CocKRoAcnEs AND REp Bucs.-These troublesome yer
MN nj this of the yenr abundant but
nmics with them can Danish them efacunly by
the use OF sannhoz' Roach Bane We only ask trin
81 Cournndi Il.
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July 49, of Aonauk, schr Mozart from Lu5ec for Phn-
delpia 90,
july Ith lat Is TO- lon 81 o. winnie ship Tuscaloosa. 6days
I'm NZeaand tor bedford. 1900 bbls 50 oil.
July 9 81 a. Ion 67 60 brig Creole, from Lasuayra. for
Guhdnloupe. -.
July L. LAT 50 3 Ion e. a. whale ship Mogu. Of and fin
London 300 bb.s oil and 10
The packet ship Westminster saw in lat ~ 90 and from long
Il TO - saw large quantities OF ice.
May 80 lat 49, long spoke bark Pomona hence for Rot
terdan 9Th Al 30 long So spoke big Essex from New
biiryp ior st Petersburg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-22
Commercial and Money Matter..

NJ For Commercial end Ncnep Matters. see Las. PAGE
SATURDAY ?. NJ.
The Stock market was without material change
to-day. and firm
The Exchange market for the Western closed
vi,hou, much animation acd rather ensier The
supply was larger than the demand Sterling 81 Francs
OF 4 si;I