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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE flrfame and celebrated Pills, from Portugal
we yetceve, be obtained in this country. See advertise
msnt on INA lsAt column US rs
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Passengers Sailed.
Domestic ImportatIons.
MARITIME HERALD.
To ship Masters.
To Correspondents.

Our correspondents foreign ports
send by every vessel all the they car
obtain. Nautical Information Of any kind, from any sne re
siding home abroad. will be thankfully received
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Ct HORSES WANTED.-iOt to IS young active Hor-
xI\ well broke ssdale and harness. End suitable
A( for shipping. ly at SO South street o2 3tsec
WISHES TO BE KNOWN BY HIS WORK, NOT
w WORDS-A. WALKER Dentist, No. 90 Chambers
ncorruptibe teeth which
be distinguished from the natural Inserts the quality Of
teeth the principle of atmospheric pressure, from one
natural organs. Filling Plugging decayed teeth whether the
be exposed not The toorhache cured Extracting
without dstractng the patient These all operations
tanning the Dental Surgeon, performed at Is cent less
than he usua charges % M
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The which have been charged for fashionable
Clothing has led the subscriber adopt the cheap System
and he offers fit out gentlemen with the finest Cloths
up with neaness despatch the very lowest
prices Having made arrangements for the finest
English Llohs Cassimeres and Vesngs from first hands, he
n afford them low. The most experienced cutters
aged and he pledges himself to give entire satisfaction
Strangers visiting the city can have full suit made up at
short netice.
Fall Winter Clothing ready made Of every variety quail
ty and STYLE fashions and warranted fStran
gers viii do well to call before purchasing else where
lmssI EDWARD FOX.
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,z- sHAMEFIIL coNDITCT IN sTrl

o. SHAMEFUL CONDUCT IN A STEAMBOAT
CAPTAiN.-The sloop New York, whilst her passage
from this city to the Sawpits He'll Gate within tw en-
ty feet oil the shore with tide against her. ertaken
by the steamer Comet Captain w. Peck (Which plies
to get out OF the way the hemsman of the sloop sung
to the pilot OF the steamer to keep the
obsnatey refused to do and in passing struck into her
length she back about forty rods and Cap
tain Peck in apasson ordered the steamer put about and
clearing away the forward deck and taking in his flag
staff she wfully into the of the soop cut
ting her boat into pieces, saying damn you hi learn
you to keep away from steamboats," and but for that
would have run into the cabin. The damage done was
considerable besides endangerng the lives of the
and passengers both steamer and sloop, which had
twenty passengers on board with valuable cargo Such
conduct is to be held in by all good citizens who
will not patronze man who would thus willfully eo
pardize the lives and property of his passengers
(Sgned) GILBERT LYON,
Captain of sloop New York
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BaltlIn0re.
Correspondence Of the Herald.]
Mr.. EpIToR--

Correspondence OF the HeraldJ
BALTIMORE, July 30 1912.
Mr.. EpIToR--
learn that the special messenger bearing dispatches
from Washington, for the United States government to
Mexico reached Wheeling by the railroad and Stockton
K Falls mail coaches, Monday evening before five
O'clock having performed the trip through from Baltimore
to Wheeling nearly 800 miles in about hirtyhree hours
This is undoubtedly quick travelling, and does great
dit to the ntrepy and of those who
duct the liaes.
Mr. Henry Elliott the husband of Madame Celeste SO
distinguished in the theatrical world died yesterday AFTER
noon at the residence of his friend in Howard street. az
ter arrotracted and painful illness Of than two
years.
had the pleasure recently Of having ride in shrvers
celebrated patent spring stage coach, used the
route between Cumberland and Wheeling by the Good
Intent stage company 1t is unquestonably the easiest
riding establishment entered and ought to be uni
versally adopted. Messrs. Downing & Abbott Concord
skill the Workmanship does great credit.
The First Presbyterian church this city was robbed
day or two since and by girl too of several valuable
articles
The concert last evening at the Assembly Rooms as
another brilliant affair. Capt Deems has done himself
great credit Everything comes off in super.excellent
style. Those who undertake to beat the Cadet Glee
Club" who volunteered few admirable glees will have
to rise early in the morning The audience was very
crowded, and the bright eyes charming.
There is no new feature in business The weather has
grown cooler, and is very pleasant.
Yours, RODERICK
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Sales Mt the stock Exchange
state of Trade.


The from England has had immediate effect
upon the markets to-day which generally exceeding
ly dull There very few strangers in the city
The following sales OF real estate were made IT.
AZ Carmine sreetIn Chancery lot 25 by 30 feet with
dwelling house. at 50, 600.
ia Allen strcetin Chancery, lot 90 by s7 feet the
East SIDE 60 feet from Delaney street, With factory build
ing, Sc, at 1880.
Brooklyn Propcity-In Chancery, 10 lots each % by
100 feet the Of Columbia and Mill streets $500
for the whole.
Coon-There has been animation in the market for
tbs last few days, and prices have gradually rcccded
Holders have excepted o full quarter lower rates
The sales have been light viz 1900 Florida and Upland
So 81 100 Mobiles, 81 a Q; 900 New Orleans6aol
Cofse-There 10 no demand for Coffee fior the sounr,
and the prospect of increased duty his Influence
whet, the mark 400 600 bags lirazil, 81
800 snirs, oa ~; 900 Cuba o; 100 Java II; 100 SUI
metsa, 81 a OIL 900 1T Domingo 81 7.
Prorons-Por> is in demanl. Sales Of Ohio at So u
for prime and 81 81 for There is steady business
doing in beef 81 So and prime 49, Prime West
ern Lard at 81, and city rendered at TIC
sagars-Thc prospect of an increasing tarhas had no
influence sugars The market very dull Porto Rico
u oil Cuba, a; New Orleans, 81 a At; Brazil SIC
Sales NJ e7,sciionCotton--9b bales at 2:c; III do
Itc, do 81; do 81, cashdsmaged FourI4 bis Rich.
mond, poor - 81 sugar--lo hhds New Orleans, 4lc.
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Before Judge Noah and Aldermen Leonard and Gedney.
JuLr 22-John Dee, an Englishman in the country
Warne, 90 Roosevelt street but being proved that he
had borrowed the article. the Court discharged him. Mi
chael Keegan for beating his wife, sent up for six
months Philip McKenna, for stealing silver spoons from
John Ciuy was sent to the city prison for thirty days
leys old lead &c. convicted but discharged on pro
mise to behave himself James welch was charged by
John White with attempting to steal pair Of gaiter boots
Smith, young bla rogue. was charged by Thomas
OBren with Obtaining Sc from him by representing that
Mr. Buttle had him for the money He had been pre
yiousy in the employ OF the latter person. but dis
charged for misconduct The Court sent him the city
prison for month. Patrick Waters was charged by
Mary Emmett with assaulting and beating her mother
who the wife of prisoner but the Court let him
promises to let her alone. John Murray charged by
Peter c. Stamp, with stealing coat which
found where he had lel It, On promising to go TO he
allowed to travel Charley Williams, one of thero
ing eyed Five Point snatchers up for six months
for stealing two hams from Samuel O. Baker
The Court adjourned to Tuesday next.
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, July 22-6 PM


BY the Acadia advices from England down to
the stu Of July. The tariff laws hadbeen passed and the
any depending upon that matter had been put at
rest but the state of business did improve the
rary the universal distress was possible intense
than before according to all accounts but the facts
which transpre do not to the wholesale
erton In the cotton manufacturing districts it is repre-
sented that before there many idle people,
nor the distress great and yet the consumption of
cotton greater than last year. averaging for the last
three weeks, ending July /, $4,000 bales Sir Robert
Peel explains the anomaly by stating that it is machine
labor taking the place of manual employment The fact
remains however that larger amount Of cotton work
ed up for market than before which presume would
not be the it not profitable The Distress no
doubt is very great but it is also greatly cxagge ated
The increase ofthe continental tariffs great uneas
among the English manufacturers France has i'm
posed duty of 90 per cent ad raiosm linen yarns,
which is considered exorbtant and the Prussian govern
ment was about impose increase of so per cent the
duty woollens and colt on goods These changes tend
ed to retard the return of activity In the money market
of London the rate discount falling and good bills
were done at 3ia3 The of the Bank of England
to the 18th June presented the following result
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Rejection of Mr.. guished
[Corrrspondence Of the Herald.I

WASHINGTON, Thursday evening
Rejection of MIR. guished
Visitors.
The Senate held a short executive session this
afternoon, and rejected, unanimously, Mr.. Cald-
well who had been re-nomin,ed as Treasurer OF the
Mint at New Orleans. Ii is said that the President
was induced TO send in his name second time by
the most ample and satisfactory testimonials oil ms
fitness for the Office and by the belief that his flrst
rejection was the result of msapprehenslon OF his
qualifications and character the part OF the Sen
ate; bat the anmosity with which he was thrown
out would indicate some counter testimony re-
specting him.
Several of the officers Of the French steam irigaie,
the Conner now in your waters, and two OF the
commissioners sent out by the French government,
have been in this city for day or two, examining
every thing worthy of notice. The names OF the
gentlemen are Mr. Lawrencier, commander of the
frigate Mr. Godd, commissioner from the de-
partment of the interior; Mr. Mole, from the same
department; Mr.. Durourier, LIST. Lieut. of the
steamer; Mr.. Nongarade, I'd Lieut.; Mr.. Jules Sa-
ladin, from the department of finance; Mr.. LIE
Clerk, from the war department Mr.. Gautier, son
of Peer of France, travelling for information and
pleasure.
They visited the Executive mansion, the Capitol,
the several departments, and three of them made
trip ito Mount Vernon on Wednesday. They were
all gratlfisd with what they and heard and they
leave tomorrow favorably impressed with the sc at
of Government and its appurtenances.
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BANK OF ENGLAND.
Many failures had taken place in London, and the
Bankers Circular stated as follows =

Many failures had taken place in London, and the
Bankers Circular stated as follows =
= The commercial world is still full of trouble and we
arc sorry to give the following of failures First
Messrs. Oppenheimer & Co., of Hamburg have stopped
owing we believe, about 80 o00 This formerly one
of the highest and most honored In the commercial
world whether those at Hamburg are of the same family
do not know, but wethink they Second Mcssrs
Wilson, Harvey Co, Russia merchants. of this CITY
Third, Messrs. Nevin, Kerr, Black & Co.. whose letter
dated yesterday, expressing deep regret says The failure
of house at Glasgow, largely indebted to as and the
nonrcccip of expected remittances from Consannope
render il necessary for measure of rrrranton to
suspend payments for the present. Thcs7 are dc-
Do able evidences OF undiminisbed perpexi md diff.
.uliy."
The house of Oppenhemcr Co failed for 2oa Donarks
bonco aud ha branch in this city. In England the
3ure severely felt in the manufacturing districts
he house Largely concerned purchasers Of goods
for co u nption in he Hanseac towns. The house Of
W. r. UhlsenhoG also failed for 900 marks. This affords
Indication that low as the goods have been sold in
Manchester, the dealers in them have not profted by
their operations.
The excitement relation to the gold currency appears
to have subsidel in great The following par
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90 SPLENDID DAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
readers should not forget the great variety Of perform
ances which take place at tho American Museum this
afternoon at four o'clock Winchell the most comica
fellow in America, Diamond ana Whiock La Petite Ce-
lese, Miss Rosalie, the Gpsey Girl and others perform
This the last week of the great and model
o Dublin No such attractions be found in the CITY
as are put forth here for % cents Balloon acensons
ave and ten O'Clock.
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Sailed.
From the lower bay, U frgate Columbi', Bralil
Marine Correspondence.
l.a M Cowrs, July 2, 1879.
The following list Of American vessels now 20 th,s pot
all aw ang orden:Aab, Crosby from Cuba Mary smith
TN, have ali arrived since my last The nth June.
Notice to Mariners.
letter at Ioyd from their CoTk, states
that CAM Hill of the Guiana which arrived there from Mou
men reports having found an oVening in te Barrier Reef
appesred quite free om aud is passage In com
R through Capt Hi also he the wreck Of the Fer
gson lost months the Great Barrier which bore
SW by 3, distance about 6 miles.
The following has been communicated 10 letter from MIR
Reid of the Sweet Home of ABERDEEN dated Rio Grande
March a. 1872 The vessel voyage from Liverto DOL
that port struck hoal in 1t ~ ), and Ion 20 ~ w, at
least 20 miles oil the BRAZILIAN COST Luckily there no
on the lind NE by T. which enabled her clear The
hoa medafely, making but lttr WATER After his arrv
Brazilian seh had grounded the csf short lme
fore. The reef sho,l alluded has been ~ dow in
MY chart and lies Immediately in c track OF sassu hound to
a bright revolving light now Inhibited on the g Der.
INK, Of Portugal OF the light formerly Csf
Carvoeiro commonly known b, III the Pniche light
sseen all round the compass and at distance OF six leagues
n clear weather: rsvolyes three minutes. -
I.rGHr House. ON PoIHrE pE CHhUvrAu, isLE DE Rr
ANer the list Of March fixed light will le p aced c
Chau, eau the extremity the le Of Re latitude deg
min long, ude deg IS 80 The lantern WIZ oe
q metres above high mark. -. -.
The light be clear weather o. IS miles ana con
cquently the Of the Perteus dAntoch o,, 81
Tins new light cannot Ne mistaken 70, that q The pof, o.
Rochelle since that be seen from he srs AZ
hsuyenu light time visible and because VIC w"
ference Of the light, is easily distineuishabie'
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Died..

Yesterday afternoon THOMAS only of Peter L. and
Eliza Feirty, aged IL months
The friends Of the family requested attend the m
neral this afternoon at half past from "a Orange
street.
On Friday morning, 22d INST, of consumption ANN F..
BRADFORD, aged "a years.
Her friends and acquantanees respectfully invited
to her funeral this afternoon from 2s Walker street. at
O'Clock.
The Detroit Free Press and Ann Arbor Journal will
please copy.
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Clrcuit Court.

July 22--Sissons Troffy-This was the ward
ing case alluded to yesterday The Jury found for dc
fcndant.
CAanpnsy VS.. Pa,ae.--This was an action to
damages az the defendant owner of line Of omn
busses for injuries sustained by little daughter of plain
tiff in being at the corner OF Wavery Place and
Sixth Avenue in Oct. last. The child which about
years of age considerably injured one Of her
ancles also Of her hands being seriously wounded
and her head much hurt. The jury found verdict in
favor Of plaintiff for $i26,
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ny- CHATHAM THEATRE-The engagement of
Yankee Hill is fast drawing close this being the last
night but two ofhis engagement He appears tonight as
solomon Swop, in the comedy of "Who Guinea1'
md as Weazle Wide-awake in the farce of :" Love and
starvation" In addition to which j. r. Scott appears
Daran in the drama Of the Desert of Siberia which
produced tonight with every advantage Of scenery and
etre If
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Passengers Arrived.

ST CRoIx.Shp Emily-Miss Parsons A Hill, William
Moore, Miller, G ORelly, + Stubbs w Houghton A
A Rsa, o F Rera, c Manguai
Stone. = - -
LIVERPOOL AND HAL,FAx-Steamer Acadia, at Boson-Eo
Halifax Lady Bago Miss Bagot Miss Ba ot Miss Ba.
SOC Miss sadlrr Miss Moth, Miss ,lker, Miss Dunn w
rage tap biggr II Ho,dernesS Weber smith, Capt Clay.
Hutton and ,dy Mrs jenkins Cooley Charles WISE, DR.
Hugh Watson, Mr. Lsrge, 6 Kendall Or Gemrnel Al.
len, Allen, Ate bury Captain Hammond Mr. Paul and
wGhl EoYeIing shaw JYhs Whi'shes% Mr. Goet
an and servant Mrs jenkins and Halfax-Mr
Looping, Mr. Hutchns, FIRTH VIVA Nelson, lady and
daughters, y =
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Foreign Import AT Ions +.

ST. CRoIx-Shp Emly-8 hhds sugar 80 puns De Flo.
coo hhd 20 bbls Aymar co.. lids do Alsop
y Chauncev-ll do ~ puns to order.
roNcE-Bg St Lawfehce-9 hid. sugar 1903 do molasses
Rowland Apinwal3 casks do 40 bhds sugar 90 puns
ORDER
RpTTERpAM-Gallot Venilia-2 cks 10 pps gin ~ Victor
D,ckwlz25 do Bogart Kneeland2 bx jars PHI Schrage
Y Koops0 mill stones McCracken LyipesIon-l hest
Speyerl ease Boi,eau x Rusch- ok 6 Baldwin lho
grcph stones Lee co0 cs wine ck mineral water Cod
Of Boston, minerals do PLANTS do cologne Boo
Graves COG minerals Hunting coal
10 chs madden bx 10 order.
CuRAcoASchr Curew400 bbs salt 1854 bales goat skins
tOns logwood J FouIk x son.
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pORTIIGIIEsE FEMALE Pills.

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
II HEsE fsrfamed and celebrated Pills from Portugal
perceive To be obtained ia this country. See sdveIte
rnent on the last column OF fouih Ince. rl9 "a
T0R JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has removed
- his CONSULTING nrrtCL, TO No. HERALD bUiipiH
conner &c Nassau ard Fnlt,r -freets. ie2 sm ins
y HOUSTON, M. y. pENTIsr-Iie removed 70 Ss'
L Broadway, between p ~ Place and Murray street
je29 col lmsr
TOR DR. FEUChlM iNGERs so--Ionuf Jnen MS,
II Whale OIL Soar nftllhlr Poison for bcdu"z,
Cockoaches Flies Ants, NJ icneiocs, or s flg Po sna
fc his nuGoious chemical 30 partitions, see 'as' ps-''
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SwrNDLING THE LADIEs-Some rascal has been
perperating upon the Fair of Alabama. At fair
given by the ladies' of the Presbyterian Sewing So
ciety, Of Wetumpka, Ala, on the 4th instant, SIS
bill of the Wetumpka Trading Company, 81 bill
OF the Commercial Bank of Florida, and So bill
of the old Macon Bank Of Georgia, were paid for
goods sold on the occasion.
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June IL, 1872.

DREApfuL Observation-Disclosures Cusselin, an Itslian,
murdered his wife, at Mobile the 18th inst Her body
was found in the house. severely mangled. There
several deep cuts as OF some sharp instrument upon her
head and face Some Of the branches of the poral
ry were severed though there no fracture Of the
skull rope was tied around her neck which had evil
IDENTIFY been cut II had been fastened nail spike in
the wall above doubt to complete the wark of DEATH
aser the wretch had deprived her Of by blows
When he left the house he placed card upon the door,
with the sords gone in the country for few days"
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0a. WIG wEARERs 60 AND BEHOLD THE

90 WIG WEARERS GO AND BEHOLD THE
astonishing improvements lately introduced by the
prising and skul Wig maker Joseph Crstadoro of No.
Aston House. and Judge for yourselves These improve
ment, comprehend the Patent Enamelled Skin Paintings
and Crowns, and the nevershrnking Gossamer Net. j.
G. dees and all in the trade to turn out perfect
cmens of the art his Patent Imperial Wigs and Scap
made on the nevcrfang and philosophical principles, of
initiating Natures own design
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AZ WILLIAM STREET.
PRINcIrAL OFFicE.-Letters deposited before hafpstt
halfpast H. and half past o'clock, will be sent out for
ielivery at Q, l. and O'Clock.
BRANCH OrFIcEs.-Letters deposited before T. III, and
clock, will be sent out for delivery at and o'clock
. ALEX. NJ. 5REIG, Agent.
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Or THE PARTISAN Alternative Ntrvrrrpr
exercises the most salutary and eHectua power in
ling from the system certain morbiGc poison and nnit
the nostrums of the quaeks whether in the profes;n,
out Of it, does not induce diseased state of the
more dangerous than the evil they intended to
este Prepared and sold by the College Of Medicine am
Pharmacy w. s. RICHARD SON AGENT :
Principal Office ofthe College Of Medicine Pharmacy.
~ Nassau st. -~F''
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SURGIcAL.-A child living in Maryland, recently
swallowed grain Of corn, which lodged in its
wndpipe. After an operation of eighteen hours the
wndpire was removed, and the grain extracted.
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SISTER OF KIDD, THE PRArE.-Margaret Hall,
otherwise Kidd, sister of Robert Kidd, the noted
freebooter, is now living at Terragneevey Lough-
gall, in Ireland.
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Herald Bulletin OF News.

orner oil Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival Of the
morning mails at eight O'clock A. M-and also of the
rom all parts Of the world may be found the Herald
3uiletn Board At this corner. Let every wayarer stop
IND read Advertisemcns Of all kinds taken at the Office
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ampasne-ia bskts 1t u 10; iobskts do - Bay Rum
;, Claret-as cases at 81. Paper-l00 bdls at 2sc-aA
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The New York Lancet.
CITY Desuatch post.

o. few copies of the first volume of this work
handsomely bound, may now be had at the publication
ofhce.-Price 50.
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Herald General Printing once.

The General Printing Office capable of doing all sorts
printing such books pamphlets bills cards of all
descriptions open the Herald Buildings entrance
rom Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer.
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IMPRISONMENT FOR DesT--The supplement to the law
aholishng imprisonment for debt in this State repeats the
scon requiring residence Of 20 days and extends the
benets of the law to all as well
sdents This amendment necessary for the business
part of the COMMUNICATIVE. Chroniclei Juiy22.
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Domestic Importatlons.

Nrw ORLEANs-Bark Sraford-I5i hhds tob,ccs III How
lanc-279i sacks Trowb,dgc Nichol7a bales
Brown Brothe co-52 do Roberts * WiaMs-- trunk
Lssa bbls bag coffee bbls pork 5do hf do meal 40
kegs lard ORDER
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Married.,

At Burgers Chapel, Port Ches en- Wednesday morn.
ing, June Is, by Rev. Peter S. Chauncey, Mr.. RuFrs NJ
SrvERs to Miss SARAH B. BURGER, daughter Of the late
David !. Burger of this city.