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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED:
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with Sketches of Popular Manners. y G. W. FEATHER
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RpIEIl

Last evening by Rev. W. P. Russell Mr.: JOHN P rRALt
In Mrs ELlz ,pETH NJ. WHEAToS. both of this city i,
Al Brookly!1 on Sunday the 2lst inst by Rev.
F. Pcase oi Rrcoklvn. Dir. MARTESoE ScHooSAEER
Brooklyn. to Miss ELIzABETH GARDNER oil Montgomery
Ornrre 20. " V.
JuIy Is,h by Rev Or. Patton. Rev. JdnS CROMWELL.
Miss AgpY To0gER, oil OF this city,
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The receipts on the Harlem Road last Sunday
about 5000.
The rumor we had in relation 10 the City oil
bridgeport pond case was The decision against
the CITY and confirms legality OF the proceedings Of the
Sheriff in taking private property 10 satisfy Judgment against
the CITY arising from the bonds issued for TIE building the
Housatonic Rairond.
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter says:
the Farmers and Mechanic Bank Of Detroit Inns met
with heavy loss by the future 81 pofuce commission
of this city 1t nppears that the Banks agency ut 81
Iosephs cnscd drafts the amount o S3O0. Ii is now
thought that of the PARTIES the drafts responsible
The Bank Inns not for years been IN strong sntion and
should advse caution receiving It's notes. although we do
not feel justified in quoting them IN doubtful"
BicknelI's Philadelphia Reporter says:
Money continues abundant but there very few Tan5-
actions The may he quoted at from AZ TO 5}s cent
Country paper without alteration, with the exception OF the
Of The Columbia Bridge and Banking Company which
IRE S 5 al an 1E ae Current e BY
the a>signee Walnut above Third The only Bank
y The e my w Mt pay a2d an The ns IT.
however not tfansacns Bnnsng business III general
sense
The amount of City Taxes for 1884, received n,
the Office ofthc City Collector Baltimore. since March ias
s7s 7s5 81 OF which sum sls0 go IS paid from the 9th
June 10 the Isl OF July The amount OF State Taxes Tor the
present year received by the City Collector since March,
Sl344 o. of which $l29l5 81 paid coupons and
ticaes interest due State loans and the balance
The total levy by the City for 1sii may be estimated nj 800 GEO.
and by the State property sc. within the City. $4,000
We made some remarks n short time since in re-
lnton to the Central Bank Of ailowei Me- The statement
ofhe Maine Banks. made the first Monday Of June Inst
shows that this Bank had circulation of si9 2J, against 81
ofspecie-equa to $50 oi circulation to 81 specie.
The receipts of produce at Albany for the week
ending Saturday WERE Flour 97 bb Ashes 70 da Pork
lOl5 do Reefl5 do Cheese S. 100 lbs Butter do Lard
1900 do: Wool go 400 do.
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To Liberty Party.-A general meeting of all per
favor Of JAMES e. BRHRY. OF Michicnn for President
Of the United States and THOMAS NORRIS of Ohio. for Vice
Pesideut ALy,S STgwA9T Of Qneds for Governor. md
will lie held Central Hail. of Grand street md Centre
market Wednesday evening. aith instant at O'clock
Seycr1l speakers will address the meeting.
l.ggS z BY order OF the Committee Of Arrangements.
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".Iu.tice 10 Harry OF The West"

JUSTICE 10 fIHIIy VI INC w eNl
Gs- Seventh Ward Democratic Clay Club
The members of the named club requested To meet
'.by invitation of the 18th Ward Clay Club at ITALIAN
Hull. M. 49, Grand street. opposite East Broadway.
wednesday evening" 2ih inst. at o'clock which
sion Mr. Van Wagner the PokeepSe Blacksmith will address
the Mechanics and Wokin-men of the district b. order,
JAMES r. WOOD, President.
W. R R. :r kUTPoS' Secretaries. nssa
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Nc Dnleys Magical Pam Extractor 81 Walker street. first
Stote FINN nroadvuy. yytf

Co m of you IN numerous crew with dark yellow skin,
With pmpcs euptons vnur face your har DIS chm
And buy for so cents cake. of beauty's only hope
OF Iones's truly wonderful Italian Chemical Sonp
ns@ y his Zones Italian Chemical Soap proved tn
hive ced the worst cases OF rrupiiogs chnpped flesh SC
really mracuoust clears and beautes the skin
deruIy IL is excellent 10 wash with, for infants with
with boards, excellent IL
salt rheun. erypeas &c. SCd at the sign Of the
American Eagle s. Chatham street. 33 Iirondwny l Full
street Brooklyn State street. Boston, Ledger Build
inss Philadelphia.
Reader, be very careful will be cheated with useless
counterfeit. Jy2i 2eOd
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IMPORTANT TO CLAY CLUBS.
Clay and Freiirghuysen Breast-pins

s- The subscribers. having been repeatedly solicited from
vnnou parts OF the country To furnish copies OF their beautiful
DGguerTtorge Likeness ci Hon. rSRY Clay, taken few
days after his blythe Baltimore Convention have
made arrangements for copying it extensively into BREAST
PINS for the benefit OF the fEends Of that Statesman
The Likeness prtss and has met with universal
cominandation from the friends of Mr. Clay. The following
notes. among Others. bear ample testimony to its peculiar
eelierce:
The Da-uerreotype Likeness of Hon. Henry Clay. By
Nlesss Anthony Edwards K CO., OPINION far the
,aken-nsed. the oniv giving. ii
does his peculiar expression II nch manner cs hs never been
attained IN any painted or engraved Likeness that we have
seem tSigne,ij il; M0REHEAD. |: ;. Senate.
G Eth5EA1S'b !; sHs II 1:
''rhe Dncuereoyp4 Likeness OF Mr. Cay By Messrs. An
hony = G2 srg h pss IA. e GTi IN SUCH
has never been aaIned IN any painted or engraved
"Ne"''' '"-' (sisnedl N' GEO EVANS. U. 5. Senate
think the Likeness above alluded TO- of Mr.. Clay veTy
correct and excellent one ,, ,r,,,,,-,,,,,.
The copies being made b the Daguerrcotype process
this dninuiive form fully striking in the larger picture
The Pins will be small chaste md well made warranted
solid gold As there will probably be extensive demand for
the hey will be furnished at the very low price of 80 EACH
or Mt the rate Of s36 per dozen.
Should particular style Of Pin be desired by any Club they
can be got Up few weeks notice. and nothing more will
be charged than the actual additional cost Of the Pin
Orders through any responsible NewYork houss will
receive immediate attention.
THEODORE FRELINGHBYSEN.
The subscribers have al.n in their possession the finest like
mes taken Of Hon. THEODORE rRELISGuUYsES. Il
perfect picture respect and the expression pc
cuiay animated and pleasing. The general opinion of Mr.
F.. friends mny be gathered from thu following note:
Affssrs. .9ntioRv, Eiear3s e. Co..
type picture Of Hon Theodore Frenghuyse and from ms
acquaintance with him. can benr tmnDy To lis excellence
The picture taken usual admlIubin style md the
preston uch that his intimate friends could
Improvement unhestangy pronounce II the finest Ike
mes. of Mr.. Frenchuy-en that have even seem
Sgned MiLLAkD FILLMORE.
This Likeness will also be copied in the style above
toned, md furnished ut the prices.
y beautiful STEEL ENGRAVING from the above picture
Of M Fenghuysen will he ready for sale in few days. pub
shed by the subscribers 1t will he furnished the low price
of % cents each, SIS per hundred
ANTHONY, EDWARDS & CO,
"a Broadway, n. Y.
rs Editors inserting the ubove advertisement Nth
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rs Sylynnia PhaIanX.-The Stockholders OF thu
Sylvana Phaan1 ere requested 10 meet at No l5 Bowery
Friday Evening" a6th July. nj O'clock on business 81 i'm
N2f0r
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commercial and Money Matters.

NJ For Commercial and Money Matters Last PAGE
TUESDAY ?. ~
The transactions at the Stock Board were to fair
extern, to day. aud the fluctuations ,rtlins.
Exchanges are quiet at a " for Sterling, and >
on 52;l; Tor Francs. The supply OF bills Is fair.
Mr. Cashier Hill was expected al Stamford to-
dr we seleve he voluntarily The laws of Connect
cut are very severe such offences he charged with.
Tile Long Island Railroad is TO be opened TO
(roeupor on Saturday next.
Rates of discount on Bank Notes at - Wall-st:
I'ycuKRgNT MoxgY. EuoKES BANK MoNEY.
Co..,n lgnk in l,uson Bank ui OSwcru........l5
Albany. Troy, Scien &c = nlIneIcih O'"eso .''''S
ilWh,eNlet.
!a,~Gf Fund & Red Back; '' iia@s Philadelphia
v,,c,,i, ....,... y Phoenix, Chnre>town. "a
OHIO ...............2 INcwbuyport Bank. $
Igdann ih limos % state Flank
Nn,h Carolina Bank of III. nwneetown 40
So"b Carolina "a Commercial Buffalo Is
We qnc,e Specie as follows:
Amer, Cold eIa 10! per So e.e4 Dollars, 81 @ la'i
A' n u '' new 100 1905 Five Francs 49, 81
;Ior Iio,-. 100 n l00i Donbloons 1G % Is 80
P I,n eEa,t ad leo iG0 DO Patriot, Is g s6 90
spanish Dolars.. ie51. l0al S3yeregns s.
Mexican .a noIsi, 1903 1907 IIsavy Guineas % -
The Long Island Bank has declared dividend
or3 per 1 the last six months payable on the Isl Of
August,
The Greenwich Insurance Company seni.annual dividend
OFFS per cent, payable on the Isl of August
The cash receipts OF the Custom House oil this
mort on Monday larger than during day before
They exceeded by tnfe 1921 coo.
That sa gacious young man who presGes over the
money column of the Herald mas. other splendid Disco
yees in annce and political economy. discovered that
our staples have declined hundred and
sy per cent Taking Flour AT IS per Barrel what. will he
allow US 10 as will be the pnce after the market has suffered
the above decline When lie has found out TINT the Stamford
deiaca;ion entirely without foundation he will have
have leisure to cipher the above problem.
The following sales of Stocks were made at Bos-
ton yesterday:
AT the Brokers Bonrd-.5C0 Ces 1874. l0O4-l3 dvids
East Eoston Co. $50 Reading r. 2l-s Western, 5000
do 1870 do SIM 76s-l47 do G52i0 do. 5614-lOo do.
I'm, 7'4-s9 do 76zs.
The oowiug shows the collections Mt the Phila-
delpha Office OF the Philadelphia Columbia Railway to
July q 1874:
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Thirteenth Ward Clay CIub.-,A Meeting OF
this Club will BE- held "Wednesday evening. the 2h inst NJ
Thnnn Hail. No AZ Grand street when they will be address
ell by Mr. VAN WAGNER, the lokeepsie Blacksmith The
subject of the Tariff ard Protection Amercnn Industry
Mr. Missing will also be full attendance Of the Club
solicited. EDWARD COLLIN, President.
f IfA 4 c o; HTST' }secretaries. jy@a
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS AT TIE
NEW YORK CASH TAILORING
Establishment.
No. Isl Broelnay, thi.e doors bel0,o The Frank.

NJ. ro' DTvfu11y, ~ y uoo7S 0es5to nc ffdn1-
In House.
h The subs ilers daily receiving and Fa,hsra
bic Goods BY ever ARRIVAL AMI prepared furnish gar
prices uit the economical Having increased
help the department, prepared execute
orders with the prompe elegance and e. tor which
the establishments Usbeen long ceIehted and for the &c.
commoda'cn os Lemen wishing suits Immediately. have
constantly hand general oi garments made
and trimmed respect equal those made order to.
gether with aaoment OF silk merno, linen mus
lin shirts and aGawe scari crava handksIchet coars
bosoms gloves. hoa cry suspende. umbrellas. &c &C. Full
suits made 10 ordera few hours Uniformity pces
and strict punc,uality observed in filling orders
zeal tbs &c BOOTH. q co
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WILL. yOU RE LOVELY


Poudre Subtle for super.luouS hair
LIQUID Rouge for the paih complexion
Medical Som Ia mnte frecked ones far-
Blanc Espacnc with It's snowy reflection
All these you mny buy nj that matrhlesS depot
In Walker street. Girls, slytyseven
Just call there md purchase OF .nch from Gouaud.
And warrant combined they b-,nty beStow,
Unmatched en- in hahomei's henveI.
We nnXouy canton far friends acai1st the numerous
cnnterets of Dr G s alan Medicred Solp curing all
Buy only 81 Walker LIST store FROM Broadway jyi 2eOd
A DIALoGrE.-'' Why bless my soui, Mrs. C, you
looking charming than this morning Surely, the
But tell me- dcnr Anne. the or Know there
be- by which manage to keep your skin white
yom cheeks and lips and hnlr black ard glossy
Such the string OF queries put TO the beautiful Misc
by the Fashionable MIR. F.. twhose charms hy the way
were rapidly on the wane they casually the
Stewnrts.
'sWel my dear MR.. F. the reply ''m y
ssrrft you first impaired 10 through the
pubc newspapers have hesitation. therefore,
inr il Confidence You know there but trtns
grey hnir, and other indications OF apnroaclng old nge mp
pareny, have renewed youth. The difference certainly
surpri'lnr but cBm exclusive jurisdiction the
crces Dr. GoURAUn alone am indebted or the secret
constant use his Italian tcad Soap and Spanish Lin
Hhe given skin its anbaser purity and cearness
hi Lqnd alone is TINT has impaired to cheek its
ush aud lip its ruby red his P0ndreS SBbteS
speedily removed the unsighty moarhe from upper lip
while one application Of his Grecian Hair DIE grey hair
brow changed them IN their present glossy Iet Ana
know secret and do likewise bnt be very
ul purchase here else than at 81 Walker street first
The lady thanked her informant. entered her carriage. and
directed her coachman to drive instantly TO Dr. Gonmnds. o.
Nnlker street. Jy222eod
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S,Sps's S,Fs,PARLLA-Ast the light of science advances
the condition Of man. and the power of genu,
knows no bound. what progress the pathway OF
rcaowni Chemical research has modern greatly
richcd the OF medicine AMI Of the
Gently made will be hailed BY thousands with emotions of
Sandss Snrnparia, vegetable prepaaiion will
croun ktns's Evil. Rheumatism White Swelling,
Diseases o the JOINTS Salt leun letter II ples and P
;ue ~ the nee. and Gef Eupon of the Skin. II purieS
The blood md causes healthy .ecreons. invGoracs the con
luton ana sives stamina IN, 10 me deh,!'nisd frame.
grnts o, me proprietor, ana tneir agents
Prepared ana SOD, whpiesne nnd retail. by a. B y J.,
ANS whoSiie DngGGts - uhon street, New fork.
gusts generally throughput the United Stats
------o=--
KEEN TrIy C1-RExST OF Tuy Rtoon Uy.rTuy ,xn
PRy- lie system is to lie preserved Tree from disease tbe
h,nd pust l kent healthy Cnmoct's Find F,.ror, or
Snrnpnrn wifi rrcrt cnrc from the roof and lie
WHOLE Strength and pury brought ont In Mi neon. dis
aes mercIiria! and croois COMPLAINS. or Rheumatic nj
nckS The nicle gives vigorous md healthy nctioo 10 the
blood aud drive, from the system every symptom OF disease
Price 30 cents per bottle or 81 dozen At q Courlapd 81,
--
BgD BUGs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES overrun with
these noxinus yerInn Gun by procuring nunholzs Rnnch
Bane b1nlsh them eficcuay Many who are thus troubled
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UPPER POLICE.

ATTEMPT TO KILL AN INFAST-On Sunday
morning last stout md powerful young German girl named
Ann Elizabeth Brack who had been out few weeks the
country threw her born male infant down the sink OF No
II Doyer street with INTENT doubt. take its life The
erie. of the young babe brought TO the
who got out and both child and mother were taken 10 the
Bellevue Hospital unt she shall be sufficiently
recovered TO admit OF criminal proceeding against her
CHARGE OF PERJURY.-Mrs. Abigail e.. HAN
and MIS- Jane NJ Losee of S Prnceseet arrested on
charge OF perjury Ii appeared thut stones were thrown
into basement windows breaking them and Tint they
mRde affidavit against young man named Arnhnm BaTnet
they charged with the offence and he arrested and
fined $40 therefor hy Justice Gilbert The stones continued 10
be THROWN ind the aid OF the Mayor invoked tie sent
officer james A. Brown Alderman Tucker who watched
the premises and while they sight no stones were
thrown but when away they thrown again. The officers
then hid themselves and several occns"ns the youth or
children family threw int" their Yards and ut the
widows which satisfied the Alderman and ohcesthnt no 9th
er than their annoyers. hr some pur
connected with the contemplated sale OF
the ho.e II also Gscctuned that The
young man Barnett lodged the second the
could not by possibility have trown
the stones rs they had could from thai,
pnce In d these iart>, Barnett aud Others made aihd
vi against Mr at and Mrs Lose, and they were held to
bail IN $500 each 10 answer.
BuKGLARY.- John Campbell was arrested and
committed breaking the house OF Mathew Lnne dairy
man. of Eighth Avenue and fy,hd street, on the
Sh list, and stealing 81 in money and other articles.
Theft uF GolD WATCH, &c.-t incer Bird
arrested IN New Jersey named Thomas Williams for
stealing s,d watch md chHin worth $50 from Mara lie
Of No. SO Elizabeth street, the 18th inst he
mlted 10 prison.
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IL To Traveiers.-TO gentlemen who desire n useful
and mt the highly Interesting book n companion 10
their Trnvels recommend Appleton & Co.'S edition of ID
lsraels Curi0Sos If Lterdurs 1t is perhaps taken alto
getler the most Interesting hoax written 2wDissW&Cd
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POLICE OFFICE.

CHARGED WITH observation-disclosures L.
Downs was arrested by officer Sitter charged with having
the lI,h inst broken into the butchers shop Of William T..
Blair No Moseet and stealing saw. cleavers knives
hooks &C. Of the Of Sl -. lie was committed to an
swcr -. =,
THEFTs.-Eliza Houston and Eliza Moore were
arrested md locked for stealing flower pots from Nh jesse
Smith, No. So Ridge street.
William NJ Collins was arrested and committed
for stealing bead chains from Nancy Fowler OF No. 3lS Wa
ter-Street
James O'Conner was arrested and committed for
stealing canary bird and cage found in his possession.
Nancy Dunn committed for stealing dress.
STEALING CoArs-A man named William john
son was arrested and committed for stealing two coats worth
sS from the store Messrs Duff & Huen No. 22 Grand.
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A FRESH ARRIVAL

Is expected This Alornne The Illustrated edinno q
MARTIN CHUZZLEWlT, BY BOZ.
Philadelphia Edition. IA Plates Done Up in a handsome
Cover. Price 30 cents
Also published this day
CTS. single.
PENIiLlSGs BY THE WAY. BY n. p. WILLIS
Now first published complete. Only few copies remain OF
the first Edition.
, TIE II-FAMILY. By Frederika Bremen Translated
Now READY. THE LITERARY REMAINS OF
THE LATE WILLIS GAYLORD CLARK. Hand
somely bound volume. frlce 81 20.
Citizens aud requested call and examine
collection of Cheap publications. together with
g-Lern Stationery such Pens lax, UILLs
WAFERs. lnkSiand. and other irncy articles.
Agents aud the 1nde suppl ed with al works
Us published by BURGESS. S'rRlNGER & co.
iva zti- 20 broadway, corner Of Ann
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~ FOR SALE-WI be sold at Auction by MiNTURN
90, Wednesday 3lt July. a; half past o. ock
en the Merchants, Exchange. the Wha.'Dg Ship FAC
oii. nulhen 33 tons has turned out $50 bbls oil built
whaling apparatus md abou, 100 bb uf shook. and casks
and heathed IN the Inst voyage-she sai
fast and excellent boat. and be lifted tor whal-
ing voynge at n small outlay.
For further particulars apply board pier North Rive,
or TO GRiNNELI.. MlNTuRN l. Co 73 Southh. jy2a
- FOR NEW ORLEiES.-Pncket Of the 9th July
~? The splendid inst sailing packet ship LOUISVILLE,
r1ScC Captain Hunt, will vail positively rboye. her
day The accommodations OF th Ship for CABIN. Sc
cpnd Cabin md Steerage Passengers came" be surpnssed
Those wishing bers .houd fail carly
application board. foot OF Whllst
w. L j 4 TAPSCOTT.
20 South street. Maider .,sre
The Packet Ship LOUISA viii succeed the - L. ,u,vie
and sail on the 9Th August. her reguInr day. lYA
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~ To Publish crs.-Melium and medium and half
Press Work, done short notice and the lowest prices
Adams Power Piess
Every description OF Plain and Fancy job Printing executed
above the best lyle and with quick despatch y22 lw
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GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT DETE-At the
earnest fe1ues: lss number OF ladies' and gentlemen
ee of these concerts, fashionable and popular Psi
will he dr. the present NJ the Metropolitan
Rooms $50 Broudwuy, cOmTnenc.Hg scoop r5say IN June
Vocal and Instrumental performers OF the rt responsibility
will be engaged and cNerOn Will he mae 10 tine
highest degree intellectual AMI social Subsrrp
ors for the season. 90 single tickets - cents yearly sub
crcrs 10 Metropolitan. 80 the season, . single
ticket Subscriptions limited. Subscription book open
59 I,roaiwuy. By order of the COMMITTEE.
NIL i:tf SNELI.lNG 4 TISnALE.
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J.w.DCDGE, Miniature Painter,
IL .SRY.sTRERT nll7 3m

From the Salem Register. Salem, Aass.
NOTlCE.-V i. PALMER Ito Nassau street. tTnbune
Buildings opposite CITY Hail. New York. the author
zcd 10 subscriptions aud advertisements for this
paper.
From the Hampden Post Springfield Mass.
" b. PALMER, Esq. lb0 Nassau street. Tribune Build
New York, authorized subscriptions and
advertisements FOR the anpden Post. md ecepttor the same
From the Stne Gazette. Trenton, \. j.
VOLNEY b. PALMER Ito Nassau street. Tribune Build
nes New York. authorized receive advertisements for
his
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o. Editors inserting the lhove advertisement, ticee ,0h
this notice. will be each entitled of the Clay Freng
huysen Breast.Pins jyll DtfTG-C1t
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NJ THE EAST INDIA HAIR Dye has gained reputation
far surprising my other article in use for the 1t
never fails color the hair beautiful black At q Court
land st. Also Dr. McNars AcoTslic OIL cure for deafness
relieve; once. Price 81 per flask.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

IL THE INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIxIR AND LIyIMrHr
from Il Courandt 81 Is warranted 10 Of milan
n,htOrv or chronic rheumatism Ii Gives Immediate relief
citizens the wenk limbs. oil numbness. takes down
MI sweinss relieves all niiammatons, and extends
ed cords md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

D- MrssRs CoMsTocK Co.. q CouTtandt ST.: con.
ny receiving fresh supply of Sharon Water which they
offer very low. Quarter bottles y cents
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&c Cotton. Canvas, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DUCK. LIGHT RAEEiSS. Tor BoAT SAILS,
PER FEELINGS. y 10 u inches wide; BhGGiNG. PLAIN
aud wed. y ard 81 inch. Also. Grain and Meal Bags. ga
and bushels For sale b.
BRlNCKEKlIOFF. FOX & rOLHEMus.
e7i6ma 81 Beaver street.
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"LIBRARY OF SELECT NOVELS"

-, The H FAMILY completes this Edition OF Miss Bre-
mers writings of which the tanatons by Mary Hewitt are
the only which convey the spirit Of the original md which
have received the approvn of the distinguished uuhoess