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Addison, John f.
Allen, J. G.
Alerson, Miss E.
Birch, Mrs. Ellen
Brent, Mrs. Rosanna
Browne, John A.
Brush, Mrs. Mary
Brown, jr. John
Birch, Joseph
Boothe, Thomas
Beach, William--2
Bean, Benjamin
Beck, Miss Mary
Brown, VIM.
Budd, Lieut.. Thomas A
Barnes, DR.. Joseph X,
u. 8. A.
Bond, Drs. T. g. G. Pee
Boyd, J. M.
Burke, James Ms
Cox, Mrs.
Clinch, Gen. D. LIZ
Clute, DR..
Cook, Miss Caroline
Carnes, Miss Susan
Cole, A. H.
Cole, Seth
Corbin, Miss Francis
Day, Henry
Dorm, Mrs. Elizabeth
Dreese, Miss M. Jane
Digs, George
DeKraft, F. w.
DeVaughn, Thos. 8.
Delany, Matthias
Emory, Mrs. Anna l..
Eichhart, Rudolph, or M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30
w-YoRK, FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 30, 1913.

70 HEALTH, QUIET AND CoMFoRT.-The Gra-
ham Honse s. BaTcase9t, New.Y9rk rroiers atv,psss
10 strangers stopping ley. DAYS weeks the city, such
rarely offered Il egibly located clean ard airy
street very near the business part Of the city and in the INN.
date vicinity OF The principal steamboat landings Us apart
and neat while table supplied with
the best a4d Fruits that can BE- procured eXendns
entirely Animal Food and smuans OF all kinds. Charges
moderate and every effort made render Boaier comioa-
h-- shower Baths free. Remember. So Barclav-''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

= PtcSonsnOw holding Licenses are requested TO produce
Them when applying for renewal: also specially requested
Ia apply within the above avoid the penalties oi the
law Z order.
''" MoNsON CLARKE, FRS, Marshal.
Nes.York, Mavor, Office, June H. 1919 el6t0jv
TEUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, MUSQUITOE
u BITES.-A clear Complexion. free from Eruption
Disagreement may be had by all by Using remedy now
w.. known be o the surprising Inventions OF the
az. f. IS iade the shape of beautiful soap called the
Italian Chemical Soap, entirely eradcatss every er'T
non such as pmps. reckles botcheS, silt renm
ian nlorphew snhur. Disagreement Of the skim inar
in to the face body neck arms beautiful healthy craT
10 recommend all Il changes the color of dark smnbuat
ar o,y skin ise healthy clearnrsS- has received the
ysl Of the Medical Council Paris, who call mi.
raflp wonder and blessing have seen lh cple several
ss al eruption that irSous have spent hundreds OF dollars
m 70 c ia vain IL sold 50 cake By T. Jones Al
his priusy establishment sign of the Americen t.fgle 81
street Y and by these asens--in Philadelphia
~ Z,absr corner Third and Dock mex; 70 th~ American
Ho:. Was'a. ton D. c.; IN Boston, State street; N
nt.,on C. 81 Kiug s.; in Albany, 81 State
Booklvn 3s Fulton Agents wanted IN all the other cities
I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

DRowNEp.-Two boys and girl children Of
William Newman, of Cuba, were drowned in
Gritin,s creek, about mile South of Cuba vii.
laee; they are supposed to have fallen off a raft
which was floating upon the mill pond where the
accident occurred. Angelca Reporter.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30
FIRST PREMIUM

CATER BOOT AND SHOE SlonL
THE SUBSCRIBERS would respec,iu,tys is;oa goos
Sboe ar tb" % re ali made fms, French b., maternal
On last. suited the shape Of the foot Is undr the
ds o very cose and nat We
have on hand AZ ~ mi OF Ladies Misses Boys and Chill
d s ?9t s s'ssts ss ss al. At
makers 81, "a bfn54 p,5i'' i''' TUTTLE HAYWARD,
10; = Il q received silver Medal and Diploma for
samie Of Ladies' Cater Boots and Shoes, tie
iase m sakea and orders promptly executed. e2s s
CORPORATION NOrIGE.-PubEc Notice is
bsreby given that petition has been presented IN the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen To pave Twentysecondsrest
Lstwen the Third and Fourth Avenues and flag OF
feet wide through the sidewalks OF the same.
Persons interested ii the and obleet,cns
Street COMMISSIONER Office before the OH July s
June Is, 1913. Street Ccrnin''s'oIeit
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

BcLL-Flcllrs.-A correspondent of the New
Orleans Tropic from Cuba sends the following
postscrpt:
g \ bull.fght came off yesterday in the Reglas
The place was crowded with men and some few
women 10 see the brutal sport. 1t resulted IN
four bulls killed, but not before they had gored
four horses TO DEATH and so injured one of the
pcadors (the men who attack on horseback)
that he was carried out of the ring apparently
lifeess.''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

- Caution.-The Travelling Public arr Caution I'd
.r.t having their fare Albany, Schenectady nr utIca
Tbs tst than syracuse suffering their baggage be
put the Cars going west OF tt'ea as here arc GteI m2aes %
ara Falls and Buffalo much cheaper and peaSanter As the
agents these lines not permitted 10 eater the Car horS'
I'm the line of the Railroad, becomes necessary ir te
Prnn,ors OF these cheaper modes OF conyeyance 10 put m
yeug Public on their guard against the lmpositions oi
tlsss - oeoas Sia,. lsla my29 imeod
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

New CHuRcnEs-Thc cornerstone OF new
Baptist meeting house. in Eleventh street, between
the Bowcry and Second avenue was lad ycstcr-
day afternoon. The cornerstone OF German
Evangelical Church will be lald on Friday, 3oth
instant, in Sixteenth street, between Sixth and
Seventh avenues. Evening Post.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

TICE.-EATRA;-All persons who have
neglected obtain their Tavern and Excise Licenses.
Notice 20 every person vending dealing retailing Strong
Sririruous Liquors IN the City o, New York
Lquors-eXcept importers dsters. selling any Liquors
imported distilled by them quantities above five gallons
WITHOUT having obtained License for such purpose
from M Mayor and the respective Aldermen and Assistants
Wards in which they seyeray reside, are snblect BY
taers, the additional punishment by ndctmemt of fine
and imprisonment Tavern and Excise License will therefore
be- issued at the Mayors oice City Hall between the hours
of 10 and O'clock the days prescribed follows for each
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

BOARDING IN HE,NRY-STREET in a small
~ tamiy.Thet or four gentlemen gentleman and his
wife may be very handsomely accommodated with large or
small rooms furnished ununsrd with bosrl breakfast
and tea. The hsuseis large, delightfully."- situated the AIR as
healthy the country Terms, which moderate cannot
fail 10 suit References exchanged. Apply 232 Henry s,Iet
\ lady who furnish her have board =
haaTicr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

arr,n,e1 sun-;or 10 an heretofore used Tor thai
. nons Ssiroa, Of testing tbs great value and snreTiony
hand shoes ,sadss 81 e T. ps o. a..
warranted 20 suit the secron OF country io wsich tn are
ordered BY applying ,s subsfnsf sf at 's e sai B
sr T.oy: Lewis Bsasdet CO. John Tosassad 81
Piesons Goa C5f pam smG sDsser, Balfos
where farther information b. had on The
Troy Iron and Nail sartoEv.APrii. hf'''A
apI7 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30
mv2q 4meod

NJ Neir Temperance BOcrdfns House on the Gfta
HAN sYSTEM at No IL Vessy-street.-This house is
newly lifted up and furnished in the richest style It's t.6ie
protsr, the choicest Fruits Vegetables Goshen Butter Or
ance County Milk Sc Permanent BoaEders VIII be accom-
modaed on th- most reasonable iercs Gentlemen and La
dies visiting Citv earnestly invited gave tF
and are assured that they will find quiet aud neatness not
attainsbie In Hotels. Terms, moderate a2ou
~ Walter Forward and 4. w. Mar KS,
iforueys ar Law. Pittsburgh Pa rnS on
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

p0ARDING-A large front Parlor in the second
u story with bedroom aud pantry attached will BE- LEI with
board gentleman and his wife, single gentlemen.
The house order large and airy with fine gar.
de, IN the rear The family il quite small and about half
dozen boardes only wall be taken survey OF the premise,
h aS f ,b ~ % t T Ib vi
Enquire At No S55 Greenwich OF the Editor the
Tribune office je29 #
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

CURE FOR HYDRopHoBlA.-We published yes
sday the statement of u method 10 cure hydro
Pahla from a Southern physician, by opening pus-
'ahs which always appear under the tongue oil.
iheperscn afflicted with this dreadful disease. We
selt stated that DR. Heller, of the Royal Acade-
ny ol Medicine in Paris has recently stated, IN
communication TO that body, that a method OF
efc precisely similar is practiccd with success IN
o'eece, and the following from the Albany Daily
Aasertiser confirms the opinions before expressed
lae efficacy of this cure The Advertiser says
ne gentleman whom refer Mr. Alexander r.ns-
Sae'e for many years Russian Consul at Boston The
@nee o his statement was. that when among the siep
the district mentioned if anyone bitten BY mad
was the uniform practice watch daily and careful
e appearance of the pustules uuderthe tongue, which
appeared In due time the first specific consequence
y utas communicated by the bite. As soon As they
a5d they were lanced and the mouth was thoroughly
@ rnssd TO prevent the virus from being again taken
'.,,laaesyS,srr.
las Washing, or rinsnc, done with ,ecoction Of
ss0r broom which also used FOR several days bot,
Eagle aud drink This treatment, it was aedced YVES
ssaiy aad confidently relied on perfectly eifectual
eaeiuy aud faithfully observed peritc; preventive
@ disease of fhydrophobia which ne:er makea It's appear
scecdiug 10 the statement until after tie pustucs
sSeecied have broken and the virus has been again
the absorbeais after which oy do the terrible
~ Of be throat and the horror of water upon the
= TTs'i aud then h. is past cure
tsng;hen the confidence which he claimed for his
this dread malady, It's characteristic deve!opement
sT aud treatment mr Eustaphieve added that he was
bative Of the Ukraiue where his father lirsd and
aea medicine regular bred physician, and he made
from his personal knowledge OF the iacls
n IN 1t, and from the practice Of his father IN such
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

EOR SALE.-A one horse Carriage made 10 or
der by "Campieia, WooG CO.. is Of the most recent
style and Improvement and nearly viii be sold
style.
Can be Renville> stable in Camine s,rce, near
Blaeckrr. and The prcr i,s iw.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

PAIxruL.-.A young lady, Miss Winship, en-
ploycd in the City Printing Office of this city,
for the purpose of placing sheets upon the power
presses. accidentally got one Of her hands be-
tween the wheels Of one of the presses on the
morning OF the 26th instant, which drew IN her
arm and completely crushed 1t ncar Y to the ell
bow The press was running by steam power at
the time, and the pressure was so great upon
her arm that it stopped the press
Hartford Times
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

\ In speaking of the purposed return OF
!, ~, W. Dorr TO Providence and his intention
:, ssame the practice of the law, the Journal
s,.s us first cause viii be one of greater impor-
S,ss @ Gan usually falls to the lot Of young prac-
sss. 1t will be no less than defending a
soess oesssaarged with the crime of treason; and will
fbs eaess verify the old maxim, that the lawyer
3. manages his own case, has a fool for eli
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30
By SL.claI Appolntment.

By SI,-ciai APPOINTMENT
JOSEPH GILLOTT, Pen Manufacturer to the
high character of thess Pens has
70 practice fraud not only Mr Gillo hnt aso upon
the public. An Inferior article bearing ule msselied nas,
thus Giot, omittin2 the final IN the market IL can
reality be- detected by unfinished appearance, and he very
common style IN which II Is put up. a,.L
Observe, the genuine Pens 1 marked IN 9li Jostn h,
Giott'5 Patent" Joselh elliott, warranted " anu a'
each gross iears fac sniie bis signature ,yccop
The above may be had, %holesae OF HENRY
~ John street. of GplI 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

EXPLOIT OF /, PRovNcErowN WuALER.-Thc
schooner Cordelia, Captain Ebcnezer Cook, Of
Provincctown, a few days since when 20 hour.
out on whaling cruise, Nantucket bearing w.
bv n 80 miles. captured large right whale, and
after saving 100 bbls. Of oil and Sl05 worth of
bone. cut adrifl and sailed for home, accomplish
inc very short but profitable voyage, having
been absent but 4 days. This whale is the largest
that has ever been caught in Provincctown, and is
supposed 10 be the largest ever seen upon our coast
Boston Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

g The LOWELL WREATH, or Affections
hsepsakc-Orginal Prose and Poetry-Second
aahon'-a neat miniature volume Of l16 pages,
sJust been published by I. ?. Collins.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

TAMS-A superior lot of Western Hams an
excellent article Gocezs and Family USE ios sale ny
q Williams No ll6 Broad-street lv<9 w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

CTEAlIBOAT WESTCIiESTER BERTH To
~ LET for Four DAYS each wtek-ruesdays. Thurs
DAYS Saturdays aqd Sundlyor the running season; .aits
BIZ os either OF the North River Steamboats,; the south
si of Pier foot OF tedrtrevt reasonable Apply
10 STORRS * STEPHENSON,
lc2l lw ~ Mest.strtet
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

4-. CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, at the
ffG:H PINE ORCHARD,-Ths welI-known charming
LIZ retreat under the supernendencc
nj the subcC Cber To the Natural inducements Visit the
Mountain such the almost bounds view from the Orch
ard the ma nicent scenery The Falls aud the pure i
insnrng smosphere vii be added every effort upon the
part OF the Proprietor IN the shape Of careful attention we'll
tables all the deicaciss well as suhstaEtiais
OF he season. 10 afford comfort and pleasure 10 hs vsers
June 1852. =. H.; .DralH
~ A regular Inc Of Pos-C coaches Is established for he
Of yistrfs the Mountain House, Immediately
after the lanling Of boafs az CasklI!. le2I Pm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

more for your rnsney than can get any oes store 10
rbe cry Please come aud see for yourselves
Come sne come aocome y poor .Gt man man thor'
pc-Cnnnrry merchants and Others the trade can :nc
tall bargains at this Please recol'ect - CatheEE'
so" ., ~ 80. -of Nfonrn. al3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

u EXEMPTION OF CITY STOCK.-The Fire
n Loag stock Of the Gityof New-Yor payable on on the
presenatan al this Office Theinpres, will also be made up
TO that day, after winch funer Interest win be allowed
A a. SMITH, Comptroller.
New-York, June 22d, lSi3 je2i taui
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

INTEREST on CITY STOCK.-Thc Interest
on ,e Public Stocks Of the City of N-wYork due the
first day of August nextwill he paid that div By g. w
Lawrence Esq Chamberlain of the City, his Office III the
Bank Of the State of NewYork.
The Transfer Books will be closed Monday July 3d.
o'clock P NJ ALFRED SMITH. Comptroller.
ComItollcrs Office, New York June 30 1913. e29 tai
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30
COAL COAL! COAL!

DiTUN1INOUS COAL.-The Mid Lothian Coal
Illinng Company announce their customers and the
consumers Bituminous Coal in general that the Company
by enar.ng trir operations, prepared
to fill orders for The supply Of coal Of
superior quality answering well for all purposes for which
adapted For the information OF such persons interested
certificates consumers showing the quality aud adaptation
of the Mid Lothian Coal for general and that through
series Of has malntained uniformly high character
They have also appended chemical examinations and
analyses Of their Goals carefully made different times and
nlaces scientific Chemists, exhibiting uniform results and
fully sustaining the PRACTICAL tests With these evidence. Of
rnand that viii satisfaction
all who may favor them with their custom
a. S. WOODBRIDGE President VI. L. e. NJ. Co.
lst January 1913.
AddreSg-RiCHMoSD, VIRGINIA
The above referred Circular to be had this office,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

r ARD OlL.-Thc subscribers have constantly
IL hand and daily receiving superior quality of Lard
Oh, manufactured new and improved principle, with
which they supply the trade all times quantity and
packages suit the loves; prices The OF the
public particularly invited the ce oe red by them il
more brilliant light is free from all smell and clearer and
equal profitable for burning the best Sperm Oil and
purposes has preference Olive Oil
ig If BUTLER * MORRIS, i3 Wa,er-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

GOOD BOARD and pleasant Rooms can be OBJ
" ltained a; No, 2G Cf.street. ieil IF
pOARDING-SngI or married gentlemen can
II De- accommodated With transient permanent Board,
furnished uuiumished, by Mrs. GORE, No. 2f
. ar ;,c, ,~s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

NewYorS, April Goth, iGi3
This certify that James Nc Come called and
exhibited his foot and leg and stated that by the OF eleven
bottles Of SANp.s SARsAPARLA perfect cure had been Ell
ected. With feelings Of tho warmet gratitude TO McS>rs
Sands thus being instrumental under Divine Providence IN
curing and restoring him health 10 give this
certificate. ROBERT JONES,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS.-R
erts Improved BROWN SOAP, manufac ,rcd No. 2i0
Cherry stThis article humbug but Just hat 1t
presented and warranted experiments have been
.de but nothing has been successful as this Soap. II
Is superior washing all OF Wooens Linens, Lsces
Musns Calcocs. Silks, SC rendering them perfectly
sweet and clean with much less labor than other soap
For washing Caicoes and printed Muslns especially
passes any other article FaDne be washed and beached
by the Of this soap without the least fear OF shrinking For
washing the skin equal any Windsor Soap rendering
soft and white II contains injurious ingredients and IS
warranted nlure either color. II used di
rected this Soap upercee the necessy Of boiling or bleach
she following certificates from Professors Gale Lee and
Stewart who have used the article in their families aud
thoroughly tested peculiar virtues alone sufficient
remove all doubt prejudice and ensure tTI4l:
NEW YORK, aay, 1913.
r. Roberts-Sr have examined specimens your Brown
Soap. aud have used my own family with the most diff
cult articles OF housekeeping. have distributed specimens
such acquainances as consider competent judges IN
the matter and the result that the Soap the
those who have used it, is all that it purpoIs to be-
Yours, l.. d. GALE, VI. d.
Having made in families Of Roberts Improved
Brown Soap Cate Fredz: German s9ap'D we are fully
satisfied of its entire superiority other and confidently
recommend wholly preferable TO thing OF the KIND IN
! use.-Sew- York, May, 49,! 49,. :, - u,
JAMES STEWART, VI. D.
i.2 Imeods AbdinSdon Square
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

WANTED IAiMEDlATELY-2 Landsmen.
lmericans for Whaling Voyage IN FRS; class ,hits
Also, Two co@rerS and blscksmiths
hem pay will b All clothing and ether neces-
>iry article, furnished the cdt OF the ,oage For
ther part!cusrS apply to the agent.
m2i In W1ILiAM L((ktY, le9 SontltSt.. nn stain.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

jARINER WANTED-A Partner. either &C.
~ ,r or slsni Is "'nted with capita. OF from $500 TO
$500 - lily on HC.saati!s business In scco-yrewing
region oi eae 81 hS Westsr Stalss Ibe ,,rfi,r is at
present as clerk establishment Of In, L;nd be
considerable wealth M ne no OF l6eut i've ysrs ssd
nil,r rrui IN several oeT instances .h nesghhrbooI
did &ud undoubtedly viii follow pfudenttr a.
ss2rse OF the kind te basnes dorx paake OF ,h-
chlIsceT ot wId speculation. but sure hstS
The adryrtise having capital himself Offers his know
ledge of tobacco the great staple OF tins of the coun
y hs know ledge OF favorable for store a. we'll
as has acquaintance win the Of conducting business
aad has crsoHa services equivalent. UneIeepdoaahle
references given lnd required Leiter (pospad) directed TO
l.. P II VIII b. forwarded through this Office. 1881,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

MI A ia place by very capable, nice
r,tt wa - "5'e OF seamste. Arply No. iss Bicek-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30
BRITISH PLATE GLASS WARE.HOUS
REFINED SUGARS,

REFINEU SUNARS,
AT THE FOLLOWING LOW CASH PRICES:
TITOOLSE.Y AND WOOLSEY offer their stand
w ard quality Double Refined Sugars follows, namely:
Loaf cents sr pound When less than bp packages ages
fWs" fowdslad ii do do per pound addtonal e''
The above ara packed as follows:
Es5s,i S,,s $5ss i RI #; : charge packages
- the Se,ys ork Patent Sugar Refinery corner Of
Souh and Montgomery streets, or 80 Wall-street
~ 3. Orders OF the city must be accompanied by re-
rnitfauce jel I'm