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q Changes OF Weather and ca1cbtng

soud De TeIneIn6eted tnat coug i, always an
evidence that some inquiry has lodged the lungs shc
not .Pged removed wi! so irrltae hose teica- Organs
- Li , ne.late Inflammation OF the lungs,
Nrlghs Indian Vegetable Pills. OF fhr y.r- best
medicines in the world for carrying off coid because f-y
purge from the body :hose morbid hunors which ar t can
OF coughs consumption difficulty OF breathing, wasry ana
iiame eyes thrpas rheumatic pains various parts OF
the body and many other dangerous complaints hTe. w
four OF the sad Indian Vegetable Pills aksa night on &C.
20 "d VIII all give relief the medicine
repeated -" lines the blood viii be completely purified
th- digestion VIII b. improved and the body VIII be restored
N even souleer health tlian before.
Il Beware OF Counter;ets-The Pubic cautioned
against The many spurious medicines which IN order
cs1re are made IN outward appearance closely resemble the
boyr wonderful Pills
should be remembered all genuine medicine has virgins
Indian vegetable Fills natl printed the sides OF the boxes
and ha II the word Wrghs be found, all is po.i-
Orces devoted exclusively 10 the sale Of the med cine,
whorS. and fstallNOs. 2S3 Greenwich set, New ork
No lS enoasset Bosoa and No log Rice-stre-t. Phil
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~ Oac Of the grand reasons ,yy many die with pu
ra6dar disease that most persons who prescribe for safo
diseases the habit tonic medicines ne
tcndec is to s,rngt. instead OF relax III; system and thus
greater termination of blood 70 The diseased parts II
theess snc are the facts the end thousands of
pulmonary disease for the correct Treatment IN rs 10
are fer ever giving ionic preparations when Is known il
in mo-, cases that disease there chrome litaoh oil e
altogether wrong The truth is depletion II" 9n!E st5e
couse; do mot by this prostraon oi ur "Hoiy
system but sufficient promote Tree expect anu
Ills eject always proincei by Dr.. Co'gRrs BALM OF
LIE Eure eYpecteramt without any mNius ni
f:S medicine b. relied cure tor COUGHS
CoN>UMrrloNs, BBo>cHITIs, or SoRE THROAT DisPEF
sA, ASTHMA. GROUP, WITooPI>G COUCH, IhushAs ~
taken >aso and used according directions. ana i@
sse who!eS ,e and retail AZ D. CoyeIts oics ~ Ha G
81 !so lS0 owery 2i Hudson ST. 29S tIreenw zen 81. Il
h avenue and conner OF 2lsi street and 81 avenue Harlem
New York.
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Eferen Hundred Pages for $ co.

LrrE AND SPEECHES OF HrsRr CLAr.-The publish
ers OF this work are prepared orders TO any
extent The work IS comprised youmes, con
tanning IN th- whole upwards of 100 pages, and is Illus
.ted by splendid steel Portrait Of Mr.. CLAY View OF
his Birth place in Virginia and Fac Smile Of OF his
for One Dollar It's believed 10 be the
cheapest work ever published in America These Speeches
form an important portion Of the History Of our Country for
the last thirty years and interesting all classes
readers without reference 10 politics.
PRlcEs-GG.eil done up in strong feribe corers, in
The French style:
Single COPY vols octave, upwards of 100 pages.S 90
Twelve copies for. 10 GO
Twenty-Five copies for. 20 90
one hutuieu copies Tor. 81 w
Bound with Cloth Backs 81 Gilt Lettering.
Single copy. ................. ..........Sl y
WE'VE eOp'eS LOT. IL w
Twenty-Five copies for. Observation-Disclosures 81 90
one hundred copies for. .95 90
None sent or commission. Terms CASH. Orders must be
addressed 70 GREELEY & McELRATH, New-YoTk
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATION \
w ERT WAREH0USE.-l-. FRANCIS informs the the
Mercantile public and pa!ticals s5ranSeFs, 'hat s
raI md well selected assortment Of STATioNtRa =
commonly low prices. Persons visiting The cty 70 m
n on The SUBSCRIBE boe purchasing eise'shere as they WI
find his prices be lower Than any other
RnIin- Binding &c executed short notice sfefl res
oniiis Ink Sealing Wax Waters. Letter ana zap aI, NC
Which are splendid specimens Of En n, Pant eu, ELSIE
Travelling and Pocket lnksap1ds' &G' a EsiRaNCis
inkssahia; "0issA fS Maiden Lane and LibertT-st.
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In ship Tuskina, from Havre-Edward c Townsend
1876 in the st-erage.
In brig George from CharlestonNfrs Gerard and child
Mrs Cooper Miss Cooper Mrs Lsonar, Mrs jenkins aud
children Mrs Young, rs StoadIy Mrs Cleaner AIessrs
Brown 4 Low Cleaner, Burns Price, De Bow Mitch
III, Clark Whiting Baxter, Brady, Capt Wright-and IN
the steerege.
In brig John r Gardiner. from Balizc Honauras-Airs
r Lee and > children.
Passengers Sailed
In ship Toronto Lnndon-NIr Blanchard, Mr. Moore
head and children AIr " llooreead Nlr Weyman, sir
and Mrs Stewart. all OF Newly ork; John Stephens, Of Viz
ginia Mr Parsons. Of Canada.
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Commercial aud Money Matters.

SATINDAN--I
The sales the board to-day fair extent, with
ON mategiaI change The feeling upward Ohio
Sizes improved !; Farmers Loan, Canton B Harlem, l.
government Sizes sold at lll.
The Bill Market quiet. Sterling 81 9; Francs, 9GI
1926
The specie of,he City banks probably exceeds SlooocOo
The following statement happy observe shows
shrge increase of business the public works OF Ohio
which, Iii continues guarantees her ability pay the inter
eo her State debt; VALE of the Wall street bea,
sui blind enough doubt kuaves enough 10 pretend
ndopbt
Statement Of Tolls collected the Pubic orS
Ohio during the ,reek ending July H. 1872, and also
fHrins the Geek sndns J;tiy l6ih, 1913, Elk:
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B OOk S.
. rrhe F,rn,ers, Manual.


l, i9nsd io yaerimssss on ysoas crops
vh P'st aseon' Of Il Re mot ' isf9T,ts I a
Rb s6aadry in one yoiam. Emo on good paper aud
IS ne 99j5S, Of ep,; po gu; the is,
as2as The qa,,i5 and .ss ;os, the 5 5s' 6as
3 gf other 25iie5e and the causes q s s"
si,o centIy published price in covers 3it cents or
cloth 80 cents Productive Farming ismilisf dlges; Of tie
esg scoysE sbs psry and S' me- sSpE1 o Tt
Nigh, b re4tly augmented bg Jasegd 4 smL. For sale
D. la"l' 81 D: AErL.-oN \ { o. S0V o'a'."as
S Li S,Dsion S6% o 20 @ Pubic
tIsied ION hs Fe2eh Of ~ L'qTTEt DE- sa
IN tEance alone has exceeded Twent thousand oPs with
yo S5 low ,' pree o III sS ssa SSia.
Five Hundred F.a$rasins rGe POSSESSION Of his sork
n,e3aTi; mp2rtJa and interesting % al b@
III ' ApPsrW T5S, OF tS0N @ho
7 777:;S >r -, $3.50,
AMBER sLIpELL SIACKENZTE., Commpnder OF n.
T. s brig someFs before the Court Marital held at the Navy
Yard Brookiyn b George Gnten ESD Published in
Pamphlet harsetyfe Prcel2! eents. silerdorea
49,
Pamphlet containing al! the Testimony, Documents Mar
S.,s< B a sone With P5T of Commune, M.c
yryyrv fac-simile OF Srrnces Crask Programme an aeon
rate Dwlng the Soprs as She sits on - wafer With in
nor views descriptions Sc Price 70. ceas Postmas,er
r5mIttlng 81 Will receive twelve copies
- Tie above important Documents are for sale at the
Office OF the Newly ork rnbn.s
CHEMISTRY n It's APPLlCATlQN TO
~ Agriculture and physolO.y B. Justus sbs,, " D..
SC Philadelphia tditom-Price IS cents. ANIMAL CHE>:-
srRy or Organic Chemistry application Ply siolosy
an! Psrholosy By Justus eibeg, NJ D.. &c PhiIadel-
pha Edon-Price 25 TIVE ALT.ctiE or Sam Sick
IN England For sale by MARK II. NEWMAN mit2tIs
--,,--.s;is.-.--;- l,rr. l,,, n.y.,
HISTORY OF IiE CHURLi Ot ENG-
LAND-ln Press, and viii shortly be published The
History of The Church of England the Revolution OF loss
by the Right Reverend Thom4, Vowler Short. D D. By
StN'TON Y NILES,
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&C. To Men Of Eusiness.-1'he advertiser, who has
Travelled for ten years for fifteen kept public house, aad
been largely engaged in Transactions socits sa
ton Agen, Oyerseer for extensive concern He
Is prepared 70 eye the hes, references the and
ample secnrty the faithful Performance of his duties He
has no objection 10 90 South Address 5. a W al this Of
d,o aul2 81
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MARRIED.r

At Albany, August TO- by Rev. NJ scudder, Henry R.
Gosman to Elizabeth, daughter Of John Van vakeabuFgh
At Providence, August Q BY Rev. d. Tucker, Henry s.
TERRELL Of t city, to Hannah Dyer daughter of the late
Davis Dyer, ESQ. OF Providence.
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Marlets-Cor Jai!y reported for TIE Tribune.
S,rf.nn,Y Aunnsf |.

ASHES-The sales Of Pots to-day have been about $50
hbls at 81 at wch for good tares there is fair demand
There is GOOD inquiry for Pearls and about 200 bb sold
81. The exports from ls to 9th August were 1890 bbls
Pots 30 bbls Pearls.
COrTON-There is good feeling today III this staple
and the sales are reported at to 1900 bales very full
prices mostly for export, The sales at least c per b
higher than last week and accordingly advance quota
IONS that extent. The sales for the week ending Friday
evening amounted TO 54C0bale OF winch say $3.50 were u
lard and Florida at 81 cents 900 Mobile 81 81 and
1850 New Orleans 81 s. cents The arrivals during the
arne rprind WON 90 Is.
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hIO-NlJ-A1 -EtnSGSt IS and following davs
REGULAR NETWORK FALL. TRADE SALE
THIRrY-EiGaTE NAVY YORK TRApr S.Ly-C,,,loSp.s
of This imp9.tsn; sale Of BOOKS, PAPE.R STSTiSSE.
RY. STEREOTYPE Plates BINDERS LEATH
R LO1H Nc.&c. pub!i.hed and ready Tor j.
livery.
The sale Will be commenced on MONDAY Moning Angus,
18Th az SocEoc>, with STATIONERY. and will include
and valuable Of Teceatly imported
English and French Steyon.Ty also large Invoices of Bank
Books Quill, Steel Pens, Sealing Wax and W ng inks
Visiting and yns Cards Foolscap Letter and Billet Pa
pers Coorrd and Marble do Cutlery Lead Pencils and
-ot Leads every variety Of Foreign AMI Domestic Sta
onery also extensive invoices OF CooTed SSiyrrs, Gest.
Morocco Russia Leather English and American SheeISips,
Book Skiysr< BookbRtsrs Goth, sc,
BOOkS.-'fhs sale of Books VIII be commenced on Tues
ilv Morning. wh hs>>rs Lea BaEckaI3s invoice, and
followed By ase and attractive invoices from nearly all OF
the p-ncp4l publ hers IN the United States.
STEREOTYPE. PLATES.-The Catalogue also ernbra-
s number OF se valuable Stereotype Plates, including
hose OF Hornes Introduction vols $50; Dicks Theology.
Svo Goiaus Natural History vols. $50: PhIlacei-
phia Pearl Bible. Hone liiad vols Sn;o the Stereotype
Plates belongings the eStas of the late Noah Webster de-
ceased, !.
Nsuppsmeaiary Catalogue embracing additional Invoices.
serted should De received by the 20h Of August, which
viii be put 10 prrsS.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
IS vonmet Of the Ncw-SGrk Pnce Current and Shipping
List, from 1879 TO 1911, inclusive folio, bound.
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CONyENIENCE AND ECONOMY.

IUN In IENIE Nm EJUNUN Y.
CAMUEL PIERCE'S NEW PATENT PRE-
OMIUM KITCHEN RANGEs-T!e subscriber nyif..
the public call at his Range Establishment III Fulton
and examine his assortment Of Ranges varying
from S2j $50 These Rarge constructed
20 be used wiki; any Kind Of fuel and with The ordinary kitchen
70 e o 5 r oas, Smu "i bs
certain cure for smoky chmneys md also aos all the
euvIa from the cooking escape IN. chimney. One Of
strongest evidences thar these Ranges are superior any
Others Is that there less 'an three persona infringing
the patent right OF the proprietor against whom the pnbc
e cauioued rs suits en instituted agaist them for
Infringement These Ranges warranted give sat-
isfacuon evsTy c9sr. SAMUEL PIERCE,
ir2a lmi,eol Sol. INVENTOR md PIonrietor III Eunus
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Nsw.York, Aug. .. 1873. " -''e aoii e5d,sH,
THE DORCHESTER INSTITUTES.

YOUNG GENTLEME.N'S A 10 YOUNG La
i DIES BOARDING SCHOOLS.-These two seats of
learning situated oneiour 81 mile apart under 'hr
JOINT Jutelags and government OF the following officer
Principals the Young Gent emsI's institute Rev ALEs
Dow B. a Teacher OF Latin Greek Mathematics and Nor
al Science c. N,RcELLu Dow. Vice-Pdncpa feache OF
Natural Science Writing and Drawins, Ia the YOUNG L.
dies Institute, EDWARD B. Dow, Teacher Of atI1 Geek
Mathemaue. and toal scieace: sr'A,NA l. Il J9I,,
LAsG Vice Principal, T-aeh- Of French spanish tlirn
and Vocal Music Pupils received AZ any tinr a
Tie school year d., eo into two tra; 81 = we e1e
The first term commences he first ldnesaay ~ May; ana
IS preceded bv vacation four WEEKS Dorchester has daij
1te-c0nrt with New York By ard srarnboat-lstanc
- MIL Bs York orOrchaser, 4; the foot o.
RsFERrSces-R-v Dr. Bond, Rey p Pec. R1v. Georce
New York city; Rev D,yid Terry Srpsnqteude2t Of The
i'm, If -fJ.s ~ Y; Monmouth Hart, Esq High Sh-r.
~ ii Rr;jgss Dr. o! Dental Surgery. Judge Slutphy,
Brookiyn :. =; Isaac Collins Esq. Philadelphia.
.-it ICcrd-
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Wire Ivindo,v Shndes-NIanu!

"A aborng Nanw.nts e!nplogme1t at any ihIns wl,cP
IN .fc1 him an honest subsistence. He Is Used ~ "ofh
W AXE hold heartily Apply 100 Chnrch-st aus 2
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AeeSsea al arrival OF Hour ude water 10 each
H. NE Is! Aug over the Imports from Western States
scr,ss sne ,ime represent the surplus OF Stats
''"s 70 Tide water III each year.
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN AND
\ PERPETUA 7 s g1rG sTb T2n ssooy
Now oIsned 70 ne pu9ie me Dven
''"' S' "'''''. 4 PERPETUAL FAIR.
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE roR ADMISSION
Among the ARTICLES already deposited /; the ROTARY
srfiil Of wearn. apparel TO MEASURE whos complete and
seamless! The whole ops[atoa Of Sn', dn
M f&SIf SS' Of
BAND Of len musicians also, MASTER E DfAMoSn,
eSa Ss"s ys5 i%a an" Sff f 5i5
W ~ 81 the oeonIy f !m ;h ScMT BoO"
Admission the Museum, Garen and entertainments, IS
cents children ulder ten years OF age hail price
Increased attractons-Free IN
q strumenta Concerts al the Payiqg Of the EIysian
tendance on the lawn fioat Of PAVILION and peorna
This onai noysty 70 the i famed beauty Of Seen
cry cennot fail to increase the pleasure derived from visit 10
Ire isEry boat, plyto oboken from Barclay, Canal and
Christopher streets. Fare only 81 cents. an7
WANTED-SeveraI neat Seamsrressrs, to whom
w constant employ m-nt Will be given Apply at No $50
Broadway. auli IT
$50 900 no 5,, BE L3ANEp on Bond 1nd,o and
S c'Ts farms well oco,ed in co"g!s en- or near non
River. Apply to s. c. Lynes. 50 Wall st. auli 81
brushes CHEAP FOR CASH--The subscri-
- good assortment oil Brushes WhcI he
offers LIS lends and country merchants and retail custom
ers for Inspection JAS. T. BARNES, 25j Pearl street
Likew his the great Match depot c diia Cours
patent friction Matches the cheapest and best the world
auii yT
uATTER'S PLUSH, Of The different qualities,
i 4 for sale low bY THOMAS =. Gu INNINGS,
auli nis Y Pine street near Pearl
A McILROY, Dentist, 40 Brcome street. 81
~. door from Broadway Stranger. referred emf
city physicians and 10 gentlemen Of ie highest stand
ing at the pulpit the press, aud the bar. anli ~
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GEN
ID ERAL EDUCATION, i22 Houstou.straet tNsithin
few doors OF Broadway.)-The undersigned vii reopen his
School after the Summer vacation Monday September
ith Applications either department can 6e
mad personally b; letter drin5 tie present month al ms
residence
TErs-tor Bosrers 500 per annum (or boys under ten
brothers reduction - intirt tls charge
inc ludes eUep EXCEPT rfITs 2T ~ sc2IS
$50 Iuart.r H. low N9E4>D fiCD'f'4Ni'
WANTED-A resident rpnch Assist ant also Classical
Teacher OF ebly aud experience Aapiy as above any TINE
during ths month " e9Ll l>Ei.
MECHANICS SOCIETY SCHOOL, Crosby
W street-JANFS y. McELLIGOTT, Principal Oft
Male Department; Mrs. MARY Am WHEATON, Priu-
cipal of the Female Department.
The present annual vacation terminates on MONDAY august
28n hen the School viii be- resumed under
highly anspcIous hanFss ar been recently
effected both in the character and Of instruction. Y
which the standard OF attainment well N ttSs,c As 10
English will be- elevated grade surpassed b.: that
0p.d 10 other Schools OF admitted superiority. Parents.
Therefore who desire for their chld-n really thorough edu
cation this Offers very superior adj anlses
Circulars, embracing farther particulars, may b. had APP
pcation ans member OF the School COMMITTEE either
A. B. RICH Chairman OF the School Committee
Nc DOM.
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DE,rU or DEMONSTRATION any hnd Of doubt there
ae uoe children die from diseases brought IS WORMS than
any othee whatever aud after all that NAV be got
M Tor Their determination they the difficult 10 cue
. any thing almost with which acquainted. Dr.
sEEilSes "o@M CANDy, We believe, has thus far had The
- ~ IN. most certain oi any t,ing t.l t;l
Candy 20 e chile NOR. ,hsn half the diseases Of chill
ire: would cease AZ once, HIS DiARRu CANDY IS Ger
,lo, safe and speedy Tor Diarhm1 and Bowel Com
aainS and may always be relied u cureit purely
vegetable.
Sold wholesas and retail Dr. Coves Office l25
~; also 227 GGso ST; 80 bowery POS Greenwich al
g and corner OF 2st street and 81 avenue Harlem
New Io:k.
II Particular No!ice.-Those persons having
Furniture OF any description dispose vino break
nr mn keeping viii find ready sale for any portion
iii of their goods By sending their address, calling upon
.le subscribed Goods TO any amount purchased.
F.COLTON, 1l3 Fulton-street, and
my2nis,f "a Apn-street
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rb r,llowinr sales q stock were made al Boston +
bars Boston & Worcester Railroad, Is per CT ADJ; l. do
pstoo Providence Railroad, S995 pr sh 10 do Western
Railroad s57 pr sh IS do Conco.G Railroad, y II 500
for so do Boston s Lowe Railroad, 233 adv; IL d.
BOSTON s. Maine Railroad, Sa93 per sh; do Union Bank,
y adv: 10 do New England Bank, :: adv; - do State
Ban Sos. for 90; DIDO Boston Bank, s573 for so.
The rick of making bank bills five has been
successfully practiced the bills Of the ChaElrSown
aud Southwestern Railroad T!!ose Banks refuse
rsd.em nutiIated notes.
The following is the Amount coined the United States
Branch Mint Of New Orleans, during the month Of July
I'm silver. S2i5 900
In gold 1000
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BOOTS And SHOES-Country Merchants and
ID oters invited call and examine general assortment
n g. large invoice Of thick kip and calf Boots, aud XII
and calf Brogans seye aud pgt The above viii be sold
very low FOX cash shn t:me Tor approved PAPER Psase
call anil exe rnlne tdon'; forget the number)
GALE y CO No. 2c0 P-ari - corner Of talton'
anil 2nrA.rN u. Hotei bindings, " Ofh-
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MERCHANDISE.
Delivered a;

Statement Of the 200C ponnd,) OF mTchandza sent
from tide water and Of quauty received al oseg"
Black Rock and Buffalo, TO August viz:
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pnsr.OrrIcr,

P0sTOFFicE,
Naw-Eora August l2h. 1888
N-EnsliSl, mnii.-Lerer BAGS fox Great BrltlL Per
Royal Ala Acadia, which sails from Boston ca
6,s inst will the Upper and Lower fast
in this CIV on Tueld y ryxi the lj inst Al . minu5eS ia'R
io'clocI:, P. NJ. JOHN LO2lMER HiSaflA'i' /. VI
aul2 Bits
Wire Window Shndes-NIanuf7cur TO or
der OF am size saI. figure and Handsomely ftted "a tta
hnay frames paFor office and othe' "A0""s
'a'' ~ LEE & co. is FaCtory-stIeet-
These beautiful Shades unlike all Others admit all hs az
I Irt into the room .G perfect view INTO the street.
49, a-a tIn har ebruct the view from the street into e
room. 1Nu Ae' - jy22 lsrt
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10 600 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND
IL. O''O FOR SALE-Lyiug in Orange and Rock
LAID Couniies State Of New York s. mile. the city
The New York and Enc Railroad Orange Turnpike and the
Hanapo River running nearly through hs Of it, IL Is
well stocked WIKI wood OF Is years growth and upwards
considerable part OF might be made arabic. There IS
vera! ron mines, OF which has lley been opened ard
proved TO b. OF FIRST quality There also extensive wa
mower with number of falls the Ramapo River
Tnsto Lake rwo miles ong and Que mile wide, lies IL
part Of gh tact, III scenery which BEAUTIFUL sthrre
miles aboge Pier on Works and known the AngGgta
Tract. Aces, c.n b. had toll IN t or four hours by ne
y Ece Railroad in five or SIX honfs by Inc way Of
arkensack AID Orange Turnpke by the OF NyacS
1r Havefstraw. .,,
+ sill b. sold pats If offer made for cons'ssfsDe
trzct oGnirr AZ n Chatham street where map De ssen
no "L's i4'tCui''' @SSe''3iHe'4 ''i''' " aulf 3n~
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led,
Sailed.
.ine; blir Jnstina, Trinidad.

Ship S; Cloud, Castinsi brg jrstina, Trinidad,
Disasters.
Quebec Angus; s--Cap- Stephens Of the transport An
gers arrived Yesterday reports the transport Troy ashore
on the Marcongau Sh1al Steamer Unicorn had Proceeu
ed 10 hex assistance.
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III FOR SALE, or 70 exchange for s,o o'he ri Pro-
LIZ i'.'ty' i'e r a.ili f'7''' - aus 2mis.
~. turcs. No. SO Broad-st. ----- -
l5s5 TO LEI-Ine second story Of inc Iriouhe
Buildings Possession given Immediately, aud isas
s-'sc- moderate AppiErto NcELRATH. Tribune oSee
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choice selection Of SILK and Satin Scat CLavas Hand
kercets, Gloves SnsgenIers Hosiery Under Vests Draw
eEs, Muslin Shirts Collars &c. prices which offer
Inducements TO purchasers. iyI5 u
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spoken,

BY pilot boat NewYor Aug 10Th 30 miles east OF re
Island ,yha- ship Mount Vernon from Pacific Ocean To-
Bedford with $500 hbs whale and 3GO DDS sperm OIL
az months out Also spoke B. brig Helen s Anna, from
u .liiax ltr y York.
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AUCTION SALES.
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MONDAY. Angus, IS. and follor;,od ,r,
KEGILAk NEW-YORK EAI.I TR anF' (

Io'!,a! Klchslds, AuctioneeI.
/ BANGS, RICHARDS IL PI.ATT.-Stors
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VI Broadway between Courtandt I'D Liberty sts Agency
for c Wright Co superior Furnished Point Steel Peus
= Dealers Supplied on liberal terms aal2 3s.
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Excess in 1873 ,lsi 81
Acoespoadent Of ,se Express Schenectady SAYS that
ste" emission of connecles has been made alons the
aaai OF the following description. Threcs, the Ma
n I Bank New York letter pay O. Stevens, No
~s dated June 18Th, 1873 T. Munu, Cashier, James Cal
aia President Duand, Perkins * Co. \. Y engravers
Fiac and light engraving Coarse and easily discovered
b'ackwoo4 ESQ., Of Charlotte y c., has been elect;
@oasher.o the Bank Of Hamburg, s. c. 10 duty
aOetober:neyt
The following, from the Albany Argus shows the COM
nse quantities OF Flour aud Wheat shipped a, Buffalo,
sk Rock aud owego, and also Of the quantity arrived a,
I'd. Nxat.r n L. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-14

II FOR NEW-ORLEANS--Flrst Packet Ship
~ u FIRST class ard splendid racket ship KALAhA-
5SIILUO, Capttn MCerren, will sail 10th August
This ship has for cabin
eco ca6a ad steeage and Only requires 10 be
examined order command pference for passage ap
ply on board TIE ship pier i East RiveI or 10
B-1he subscriber will despatch class ships weekly
for and Mobii. duas the Fall snd Winter sn
the passage will b It the very lowest rates. sois