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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

~ GaIyanic Rings.-Be not dsce.ved-,he genuine
aIvan.c Rings require fluid their zalvanc
power For only BY Dr. CaEICHroS's agents 49 and
As Fulton "a and as Broatway; 81 Wakersi IL ave
Mrs. Hays. Prce TWO stnings gold plated 81 80 10 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04
RosstKY AND CkrxE-A class o

u The Iron Jet Varn- for stoves, steamboat pipes and
al ron ork, Will prevent rrsng Sc gives polish equa-
10 a cosch body. Sold only 81 p Courland-sr iy4h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04
4 ('ard,

To Pu5c and to the Board Of Director, md tie Stock
holdsrf otts Neap- York and Ere Railroad Company
returned 10 the position which occupy in this Com
panv in The hope of preventing sale by which the inter
sts Of the stockholders and Creditors would be sacr
iced without any certainty Likelihood Of the work be-
ny completed and for the purpose OF carrying into Ell
'ect measures necessary TO is completion. The mes
sure. proposed in relation both these objects have
thus far been successful The necessary legislation re-
pecnc the State lien and the OF the Bonds OF ihe
Company has been granted. Nothing is wanting 10
IN immediate progress and early accomplishment OF the
work but a subscription Of three millions Of dollars I'll!
recently general conviction prevailed that such sub
,crpt.on would be promptly made. From sources and
causes. however. which am al no loss 10 understand
the progress of the subscription has been checked III
alleged by portion of the Directors that public
opinion" il adverse to President-ihst subscrp
ons for the required amount cannot be obtained unless
resign that office. and that they can obtain within
short time the full amount in this obstacle is re
moved.
have IN relation this matter other object but q
promote and secure the completion of the Road and
though the Annual Election ought IN due TO oc
cur early in October when IN OF the stock being
taken up. the subscribers would appoint whomsocyei
they pleased to manage their affairs have objection
~ vacaie the Office earlier period provided the
main object the attainment Of the subscription can be
rendered certain. am quite willing tina, those Direct
ors who OF opinion that am officially obstacle 10
he subscription should have fair opportunity TO verify
the soundness OF their views therefore hereby tender
the Board Of Directors my resignation "a President
the Company and as Director TO be accepted and take
effect as soon bona fde subscriptions to the Capita
stock amounting three millions Of dollars shall have
been obtained and reported 10 and accepted by the
Board. ELEAZOR LORD.
Neo York, July T. lsi5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

Coon ADyroE.-To our City as well as our Country
friends earnestly recommend them to go and battle
at the Knckerbocker Baths l0l Bowery Nothing will
make them more cheerful and happy than good warm
BATH and and restore health The charge but
shilling and the establishment has no equal in the
city Both for ladie. and gentlemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

r. T0orH-AcHE CURED in all by tie Welsh Drops
and AnOdyne, sold al p COurand-sL iyii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

DR.. WooDs sARsAYARlLLa ANO WILD CHEREY BIZ
rERs-A successful combination OF those Two medical ageDs
The SPANISH SARsApsEtLLA and the AMERICAS WILD ChtH
RY for The hst ,t,red 20 the public n Tie BIZ
Of DR.. Wood. These vegetable remedies have long et
Dyed the ghe-t epute In the medical world; and the ac
" OF Medicine and al writers IN Tie Medca Naera nav,
uniformly spoken Of them h The highest respect and con
hdence The for efficacy diseases Of the blood
tonic power with invaluable property
for aayng irritation and escitaby, has been Ions
celebrated. Ia Dr. Woods Sarsspsrlla aad VIVID Cher,
Ber- hey found acung together win perieci harmon
and and forming by their union new, sale etec
and agreeable Tonic and Apenent Medicine and eined
for all diseases Of the blood, stomach, and hillary organs
Be particular anu asa for Dr. Woods sarsapdfIAd ana
Wild Cherry Btters, and receive no other
Agents Sew ofk; DR.. VIM n Minor, 1872 brosfwayi
Geo o. Gum, 81 Bleeckerst; T. NJ Ouion, ~ bo"efy
Brooklyn James NJ Smith, Fulton and CranberrisL
~ ,ei.-lawlM-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

rgDogget,s Directory for l-i5 and 1916 ia to be is
sued on Monday next which will be two weeks earlier
than last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

" LoSsLEY's Great WESTERN INDIAN PASAcEA Is
warranted any Of Asthma, Dyspepsia, or Cos
-iveuess. a. p Cogrfland-strret lf1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

increase -tfD-r ufl- f'J D'A"''
Reducing the wheat to -FOUR there is excess IN the
receipts iide equal to 335 barrels IN l43 over
-44 OF the receipts tor this year 3So SO barrels Hour
.nd 30 li9 bushels of wheat IN Albany and the
balance At West Troy and Waterford
GRAiN-Thcrc IL a cargo Of Chicago Wheat On me
market unsold lot of 700 bushels Illinois sod AZ lo
ct- In Barley there is no movement. Rye IS without
supply Of importance, ana dull at 90 ctS Oats are
teady with moderate sales at "a di5 cs for Canal
email lot Of Jersey sold Al ~ cts. Corn s 10 moderate
.upply and demand We note sales POO bushels Jersey
Yellow a; - c,. and 1900 do Northern At a. meas.
Al Boston the market for Corn rather better hm
T. for Yellow dat and a. for White, Southern os<
35Gj6 Northern 81 Rye Is for Southern AZ blns
10 Wheat was noninaly "a 300 bushels Milan sod
on private terms and 900 bushels sent % Lockpot of
honring. At Rochester Wheat very dull nom
inay - cts Ar Albany there no Gales Wheat
The receipts Of Wheat at Buffalo In June were only
22iOO0 bushels against $4,000 bushels last year
WHlsKY-The market without change and dull fof
STATE Prison IN bbs the quotation Is 20i cts sae
Of 300 Dbl. City made 20 bbls Drudge
i steady - but the distillers not making
much.
HAY-The range for good article u bale Hay Is tO1
10 with modeInte sales The supply not large AID
the enquiry limited al these high rates.
OLIVE sale OF 500 bb's Northwest Coast on
terms not made public. The asking price IS 70 c's, AZ
Boston limited sales Lnsecd &C cssh. and Lard Oh
al 70 cs mos At New Bedford sales 500 bis Sperm
20 Gle. Whale inactive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

NIBLcs GAEDESs-skrrsDAY, JrLY 9Th. l@5-Frst
BENEFIT offh~ ACROBAT FAMILY IN this country In MAJ
ing their appeal ~ the patronage Of the public Of New.
York assure n tina, al their efforts shall be out
done in producing bill Of surprising excellence conbIr-
ing novelty with variety upon which occasion they viii ap
three separate performances, Introducing an entire
act entitled he Aerial suspers.onist beng the las,
nigh. of her engagement IT.
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Markets. .cpsti.iiy reportsdt for the T,,.u..

THURSDAY, July
AsHfS-The market stands =, s7t and 4 25 Tor Pots
and Pearls with moderate demand only. SAILS about
- bbs OF each description At Boston there have been
sales al IA &c for Pearls and dic Y N for Pots
FLOUR AND MEAL-The supplies arc still ght sud
l. easy find pure Genesec and really handsome
II en-. and Ohio, The former will generally bring 90 '
and the latter 56s. The demands moderate to-day in
consequence Of the approach OF the Fourth and the IN
pleasant weather had tendency To check operations
Fair common brand Genesoe We quote OF Mich and
Ohio 1 SCAT SOL In New Orleans there u but Into
doing. The quotation is 4 25di 37I, la Southern DE-
.cripons We hear Of transactions. Georgetown.
Ruandywine Richmond Country SC are quoted At -
al s7i and in very moderate demand We have
heard vi no more Southern flour yet received No Rich
nond Ciiy offering ON the spot Rye Flour Is dull At
, s7i03 Jersey Meal 2 3ls, in small demand Bran
dywine SGT hhds 81 Is. At Boston the market "a
dull Sales Genosee 69ui -. New Orleans tiaf
62, Mich and Ohio 4 J0di %. Alexandra os'.
southern remains before Buffalo very lutte dong
good common brands offered at <id3 % The sdsicfs
from the east depressed the market At Rochester Ine
market was very dull at l2t Al Albany saes lisht
but rather better feeling Sales very prime Gelesee az
469 Common barrels can be had at 5ji. Receipts
light The receipts OF Flour and Wheat at ude water Tor
..f... - f..... IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

HoDoKrN-FouRTH JuLy.-Free Exhibitions
Grand Gala Day nj the Elysian Fieds-A novel and
amusing company Is engaged this day 10 entertain visit
ors free OF expense at the Elysian Fields The music
Of the Brass Band will minge intervals during the day
with the laundering notes Of the Peace Maker See adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

- Do nj forget the Ladies' Fair a, the beautiful vii
lage Of Rossyc on Staten Island (See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

q The Burlesque Company al Pa,mo's Theatre TAX
their Tarew eA beoent nomorrow evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

love upon Summers MI h. when all The world j. still,
To see how lovely nsture calmly bends 10 natures WIZ
love stars the silent the earth. the niI, tie sea
But certainly do not love tins tan that's grown on
love to gaze upon fece where beauty h)ds IT, reign,
Where pin pie bloch or reckle would attempt 10 gro"
IN
love TO ooA upon face where such things did dwell
But washed with Jones's soap, and an, they fought
they died. they fell
love an Oh good old man. with hair while snow
But still 10 rather his hair made black a. "i or sioe
do not love AIRED hard man, one with nair that's grey
Because make L darh he has but three snlng- To pay
owe woman a man no has iAe sense 70 Know
That Joness Hair Restorative Will force the hair 10 grow;
That JOness Soap Will clear te skin of pmpe boich or tan
BE- vomans lovely brow the brs~ny SKIN OF man
The heavenly effect JOnes's Italian Chemical Soap has
the skin the admiration OF all who have tired H. tcure
every eruption of the skin, sinhum norpe ana nahr
the skin white and beautiful But mind, always ask Tor
Joness Soap and buy where else IN Newly ork but a
he sign of the American Eagle, 81 Chatham street, or 81
Brosdway-Pnce 5ocent.
Sold a. the same place-Joness Cora Hair Restorative
which will make the hair grow, stop falling or cure
scur or dandh and light red grey hair grow DARK
Nothing can approach t, for dressing the hair II miSe
and keeps sof Clean tine, dark suAy and neaunul-Pce
}. { or shiiugs
Agents-3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia State Il
Boston; lJ3 Fulton 81 Brooklyn ly3 -teoi
tV B,RRys TRrcoPHERoUs j. universally admired am
acAnOw led ged The best and cheapest article Tor nOuf
,hng the hair preventing from falling of Or turning grey
Produces aud restores hair late pefoi Of ,'
from scur and renders The most marsh ana dry ha
.o silk curly and glossy preserves u In cufl sn'
other decorative formation, unnpafed uy the sur er hesl
violent exercises, Ore relaxing tendencies OF The ballroom
Sold by the Proprietor A. C. BARRY, Artist in Hair, ~
Broadway; A. b. SANDS co. rs Broadway and - Flu
ton street; John Measm, 81 Broadway = Manson ~
Spring DR. Lindsay, 81 Sixth avenue Van Noorlees
~ Hudson street, james W. smith corner Fulton AZ
Cranberry streets, Brooklyn; Samuel Reed, corner pa'
and sarao.a streets Baltimore. Is. r. Reeves, - Brat
lie square, Boston, Or. A ID. Gordon Rochester X l.
Watkn Co corner of Wafer aud Francis streets Mobile.
sturges and Chi'ie, Racine. Ml.eonsn Territory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

y There will be two splendid performances a, Palmos
Opera HOuse-oue this afternoon al g. the otter in the
evening a; 81 O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

The gross receipts OF Hour and wheat since the open
ing ~ canal navigation. as follows
le45 .-..... 6iJ '.55 barrels 400 bushels
1874, .6l- on barrels S2s ,93l bushels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04
,IGEsT OF MISCELLANY

the murder of Mary Brothers IN 81 (es's was hanged
IN front OF Newgae on Monday. the ID OF June
In the Manufacturing districts there has been
much activity apparent, and the superior descriptions
printing cloths have experienced slight improvement
QUEEN NIcToRIAs BALL COsrUNE-This much
aked.of feic took place Buckingham Palace the 9th
OF June The costume illustrated George the Seconds
time The exact period chosen the years from
l7i0 TO 1850 The company numbered about 1900 com
prisng the Duchess Of Nemsurs among them the chic,
OF the British sstocraey the diplomatic persons and
principal foreigners in town
THr GREAT BRITAIN STEAM SsIP-This stu
pendous vessel the Of which will rcvolutonize
the wholesys'em OF ocean navigation has elhe Thames
where she has long commanded attention and sdmi-
ration. She had arrived at Plymouth
The tagging niercs, of the Parliamentary session
was eniyened on Friday night by personal renconrre
between the member for Bath Mr. Roebuck and Mr.
smith oBren. They banded harsh and unmsiAkeabe
compliments.
Nessrs. Barring have accepted the agency Of New
Granada ransemcnt which has thrown increase
ed respectability around is stock.
Mr.. Seton. the principal in the late duel at Ports
mouth IL dead His antagonist Is OF. Of the Way The
operation for extracting the ball proved fsa its results
after interval of some days.
The Coroner inquest upon Mr. Seton killed in a
duel returned verde; OF wiul murder sgsins, both
principal and seconds.
Mr. John Rusey Of Gossop aged seventy. was
recently married 10 bride Of sixty was taken suddenly
III the same night, and died IN few hours.
A young man named Henry Warburron was ep-
pretended picking pockets during the OF Con
the murderer. so much for gAlows instruction and
example
Private letters from Brussels announce the resig-
nsiion of he Belgian ministers and add that the King
had eonnded NJ dHusrt the formation Of cabi-
The visi, OF the King and Queen OF the Bessns
England has been postponed pending the ministerial
crisis.
Government has determined 10 pat down the sight
seeing the condemned sermon in Newsse. ard to pro
hb reporters from being present in the interior Of the
,sol at the execution OF criminals IN future.
A magnificent Comet visible TO the naked eye has
been discovered in Europe. nearly due north in the
ste Aurgs about wv degrees eastward OF the
bright Cspela and apparently from i've to eight De
rrees above the horizon. Il was seen By Sir James
South al the Kensngon Observatory, on The evening Of
the llih June.
The importation of a quantity OF leather, duty
free and casks Of shoe pegs by the Yorkshire. csp'
Bailey from New York. At Liverpool has caused some
amusement and amsngs; the sons OF Crspin, good
deal Of satisfaction There's nothing like leather.
We observe that another Guano Island has been
visited by Captain MConochy, OF the Coooney OF Gas-
which he took possession of in the name OF her
Majesty. and named after his vessel The longitude or
altitude Of the leland gwen but il IS said 10 contain
a!ge quantities Of gusno equal in quality TO ths; found at
chaboe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

i'd men of sixty and seventy often wed young girls OF
xteen and seventeen Indeed Fnnchmen. for the
lart don't dream Of marrying until they have attained
he age OF between ,hryhve and forty. have been led
uto these observations by an advertisement in news
,sper in which young man. aged - SIN feet high asd
emarkahly handsome nodcsiy expresses his desire
espouse any lady OF high rank. maid or widow pos
essing good fortune" Advertisements for wives
quite of here. and many marriages take
place through them such, in fact is the business-ke
manner IN which marriages arranged that there
several agency Offices that occupy themselve. with no
thing else; and these Offices from to time adver
Use rich widows' 10 marry, with much othand cool
ness a. You would announce a horse 10 sell.
Few things atirac, more attention than the cleo.
TIC telegraph. II has been introduced with great sue
the Rouen Railroad and is being laid down OF
rather hung up for the wires are elevated posts
other Railways Experiments are being made for the
purpose Of sscertslnns II II be no, possible 10 establish
in the very midst OF the town go that communication
may take place nstanisneousy between the different
public establishments
The carpenters of Paris have struck work for an
Increase Of one franc per day in their Their
pay four francs day and has been the
for nearly twenty years They consider that IL
sufhcen; 70 enable them TO- maintain their families.
considering the increased cost Of living. The
refused accede 10 their demands but II is believed
ihat eventually they Will give in
SPAIN
Madrid. June love are. as usual in a very
excited state in The capital hus have little 10
communicate. The brutal OF the editors Of
iisna,ion
RUSSIA
In letters from ST. Peiersburgh it is stated that the
Emperor intended advance If not 10 the scius
scene Of the in Caucasus The disasters that have
,esen the Russian armies in that country have been So
srrble that II victory should crown their present
forts (which is doubtful they will not have much 10
,Oss, OF
The population OF Russia consists Of upwards Of
100000 persons OF whom more than 100000 are
erfs On the estates of the Crown there about Ia
10000 serfs,,he res, are the properly Of the MOBILES.
The railway between 81 Peiersburgh and War |
Jaw 70 advancing rapidly. and portion o. DC
brought INTO use in about three months IL gigantic
chenae and has been pushed with extraordinary
pidi'y.
|, was fully believed. in 81, Pe,ersburch that
rrnce Albert would visit the Emperor in the course Of
he summer
The Empcnur has given orders that no nobleman
'nsll be permitted 10 live abroad unless he spends a,
east three months in every two years in Russia Ii ne
neg ee's TINS condition his erty viii be confscsied
Preparations for the summer CAMPAIGN in the
caucasus. this year said 10 be nmen.e $50 on
men are to be employed Two uksses for recruiting tho
rmy have been published.
POLAND
The object Of the visit Of the Emperor Nicholss
this city, says private letter from Warsaw believ.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-20

TIE ANrlRESr WAR-Capture Of Indians
The anti-renters Of Delaware county, N. Y,
are in open resistance to the laws. letter
from the town of Delhi, dated the 18th instant,
says
"a party under deputy sheriffs Steele and
Edgerton, had Just returned from tour through
the town of Roxbury, bringing with them
twelve Indians captured with arms in their
hands. This explo: had been effected after
considerable skirmishing, in which officers and
men conducted themselves with great skill and
ntrepidity, On the previous morning the par
ty, after accommodating, discovered body OF
I3C Indians, well armed, and Immediately
charged them The Savages fled to the woods.
The Indians, during the skilmsh, fired, and
Mr. Edgerton narrowly escaped the shot. lie
Immediately grappled with the villain who fired
and disarmed him. Mr.. Steele also closed with
another Indian armed to the teeth, and upon
stripping him of his sheep skin mask, MIR. S.,
found he had captured Constable and Colec-
torof Roxbury. The eight Indians, with the
precious ones on a bench warrant, in Roxbury,
anc FIVE others taken at Bloomville, Oh the re-
turn of the officers and their possee, are safely
lod.ed in Jail. The Sheriff was at the Court
! House, detaching men to guard the jail and
thevillage during the night. In the meantime
thehorns were blowing and guns discharging
on the mountains undoubtedly for the purpose
of aisng forces to attack the Jail and rescue
! the prisoners.
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