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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

- ,:51sa fsSTATEN ISLAND FERRY foot
tt--E-,-,--5 of Whitshall.st-The steamboats, STAT.
-2azs.'z=r717ss-~ z y ISLANDER and SAMSONwlll run
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IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
L OF the County Of NewYok, notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Margaret Mckay late OF the
the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber his store No 2
Broadway in the city Of NewYork before The 23d day
of August next Dated New Yerk the eth day OF February
Iet3 JAMES PATTON Executor. 2gi law6Ins
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IN PURSUANCE Of an Order OF tie sMrrosa,s .;, g n
= oi mi b Claims AGAINST Rober; P Butler LAKE Of lay
samuel nsFS Sins a, IF ,s the aF f1. S % Ge
ronche hsreni to the subscriber. at his oicg No % 5o
street the city Of on an2l %I H,I ssS lsis sis
eSg T,w;m T. KETCHUM, Public admlhlstltot.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the SurrosatSs, Il,
1of the COUNT York Sotc ereey sE b C @ r
IF %ewYsk widow deceased present the same with the
vouchers thee, tine SUBSCRIBE At s Iese'Se & so I ~
Jf J"ei. All Il lst3 SAMUEL G.. OGDEN
sIs * istyinns Administrator, with VIII annexed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

daily (E1csPt sundaysl O'Clock A NJ. aud half past
P ~, and arrive In SEWYORK II A Vi. and about l2
4 night.
The steamboat ARROW will leave NEWY0RK daily
lsScep, Sundays) att O'Clock 4 NJ and 81 O'Clock 2
I2kag lla GAS PsTnoet passengers viii arrive MID
DLETOWN att 7. NJ and 9 P. VI.
NB;-FRElGHT TRAINS viii, as heretofore, Be run
DAiLi except Sandays) leaving Middleown al O'Clock
P NJ; AMI freight, except MiLk will be taken bg the
PASSENGER Taies Barges viii be akrn in By the steam
boat leaving New FORK A u. AID from Pisrmoni 10 "
Y. bv The Evening Passenger Boat
- The following LINES OF STAGES coansct with
the railroad AZ MIDDLETOWN
The EAGLE LINE Cor HoNEsDALE s BINGHANiP
TON ayes Mi:tetown morning Except Sundds1 II
o'clock M and Hoaesdae same evening: leaves
Hoaesdale az O'Clock morning and Bnghanp
taa al 6 P. NJ. same dsy.
The MIpDLET0tNNa and BLOoMINGBURGH Liae
leaves addleicwn daily (exeep, Sundaysl the arrival OF
he eyelEs train OF Cars connecting with the Neyburgh
;qd 0"eso liae: al BioopnsbuEs Returning days 70
Middletown tine for The evening train Cars for Y YORK
The MILFORD Line leaves Midiletowa at O'Clock III
upon the 1iva Of the morning Cars and arrives
Milford same day- about : P. NJ
q PRIVATE 1;a CONVEYANCE 10 any part OF the
county also De had reasonable terms on application
= 2 ths LIVERY AND EXCHANGE STABLE OF A
kENNEY in Midstown-
Ths a hs-yy p
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TN PURSUANCE, of an Order Of the Surrogate,
L of The County Of NewoTk notice IS hereby gwen % an
cS tSV? Of cabr,e; maker; Emily IL King late 9i
said city widow deceased! present the SANG VIII & Sne
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber at his office, No 70 oA
street the City Of SswYor or or SsSr ,6,s 5ne 18th day 0i
a21 ayyfm E. KETCtlUM. Pnblic Adminstrltor
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF the County Of NewYor notice is hereby given 10 all
city New York merchant, deceased present the same
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber his office, no
30 Waseet in the city of New-Yor before the first
day of January ne1-Daed New York the 10th day Of June
1919 RO4ALL HOo oGHlON,
;acc /, ,vsn. Executor SC.
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THE STBSCRlBI.ER lskes p!easure

SOif WORKS AND PERFUME La
BORATORi.
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n PURSUANCE. Of an order Of tile snrrosaIH lf
Of the County Of NewYo NOTICE IS hereby slssS nv 70 a
ewYo saas m s dsSas sfRs at R
;mc m No e. NIan-s,rser the Ciry OF Brooklyn on or
bf he III day Of January Dated Ne".f OK,
the nitsem.n s G.! VI '"'' DAVID FAY Administrator
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TN PURSUANCE OF an Order of the Surrogate
Of the County of NewY ork. notice hereby given all
persons having claims against John Corey, late OF Ic city
the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber at his residence No
81 Ludlow street, in the city OF Newly York before the
llt day o Decerber neu Dated NewYork the 9t! day OF
June 1888 AUG'S. PURDY, Administrator. jel2
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Tn PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County of New York hereby given all per-
sons having claims Henry L. Hull late OF the City o
New York drover, deceased, present the with the
vouchers the subscriber the office oi James M
Webster, Attorney Law, No. IS Beekmau street, iii the
City OF New York before the eighteenth day OF De-
celnber
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

,g.~.r -EVENING LINE AT SEVEN
49, O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
$500, direct without landing. The splendid low
nrsssuTe stesrnboat SWALLOW, Capt. A. MLsan, VIII
leave the foot Cour,landreet TUESDAY thursday
n. The Swallow has large number Of elegant STATE
and speed and accommodations not surpassed on
rhs EDtson
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
having claims against RICHARD 6. HAWKINS late OF
% Nsw-York Hotel Keeper, deceased present the
.ns ;b tho vouchers thereof the subscriber. at his resi-
NJ qsO Brconestrert the City of Newly ork on OF
-. -, ;bs - n;r.t enth day OF February next
oeiS. D.S y NJ " orS the l;ih day Of August, lSt3
Dsr5I inI5 ,ws,n PETER VAN ARsDALE. Executor
TpT pTRSTANCE of an Order OF the Surrogate
h Countv of New-York, notice IS hereby iyen to AL
" claims against Susan DuIan iate o. t SHY oi
wynrt widow deceased, 20 present ue p ne VIZ, lils
"rebrs Thereof 10 the subscrihe al =: n. OIL
6c Ne ss Beaver street, in the city o on , q. Oh Oh
DAY OF April, isis A. + RFs HsSRYsR Administrators
apS5 law5n JAN.ES H- - -. ----- .--, -
PURSUANCE Of an order OF tne snrLosa,T y IL
rb COUNT OF New York: NOTICE Is hefeoy , o o the
] 81 bsring claims asains, Henry B. sascsnagl, r. @ ~ ~ Win
,,"f %ew.York baker, deceased TO rrsSeh' w No
II ncl,srs thereof 10 the subscriber al ms ,lr
on RssTr IN the City of New York on or oeois
~ -. oS October next. Dated New.l OK ne
Isv Of April 1873. [ap27 law6m.l JOIN s.NEo
IN PURSUANCE, of an Order OF the Surrosa.nn a : ~
OF the County of Navy notce 3 ngr.py a. Of the
Derons having claims against trnTy N;rcbmsop late
v Of %ew.York stone cutter; frederick ;I 90,
~ , Civ shoemaker: Ernest Schotte late @t & sap il
cis,t Ellen Shay late Of said Ity. widow, i'f M r. - a
r NJ aid CITY Iaboier: John Brown late 81 s4id sE
man: George Walker late Of Scotland or pennS t ncb
late of Ireland deceased present ms sane ~
az tbersof 20 the subscriber ms oihcs No. % @ o
m H. Cir. of New York before the1ah aa! oi ON
brDs,. Dated New York. Apnl Path, 1873
aa3 Iaw6m Z. KECHUM Public a1mn,seIasol l--
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AGfNTs-AIr Charles Trpp, l5s BowerY; Or. H. Kiug&
Co. Broadway corner Graad,srEEseI Mr. JaG CsOk IS
corner Wcst.Bro Broa'lwsy; VIM Robertson, Main-st B.S
more C. Frothinshani * Co. broadway, saesreet,
t''""' A. WARNER & CO.,
un1 I'm Snle Manufa. nlIers and prnnIlet0rs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

IN PURSUANCE. of an Order of the Surrosatse
Of the County OF NeYork notice Is hereby gwen , ~ 10 M m
@ of gentleman deceased prsen; tsS same
with the vouchers thereof The subseI,ner a II 's the etv Of
Sew.Yors on before the 25ti day Of August next pa'''
NV. York the 23d dav oi February, lSi3--, u.,.
stf IawSm lanes II. BLACKWELL, Executor
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+. NO MONOPOLY FARE RE-
lazzitsalsIDUCED FOR THE YEAR 1873 New G'
s9y.L Independent Opposition Line iCI A ban, "
tecI The new and conmodiOus steamboat NEW-Jtk-
SEY Capt r. H. Fury, Iii leave the pier foot 9l barcIay
New! York every Monday, Wednesday and Fnday, al
. clock, 7. NJ. ..,.,, Io..
The NevJersey furnished with elegant sta;crooms and
.ot .s ~ @ ,,a I;,deon River jel1 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

IN PURSUANCE, of an order OF the Surrogate
of the County of New.YoGk notice IS hereby given 70 al
NesYor Physician, deceased present the with the
vouchers thereof the subscriber, her residence No %
Beeckereet the OF Newly ork before the 18th
day of November next.-Dated NerY0rk the iOth day o
May, A. D. &43.
gtayxE "A L.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

ss.;- &c ABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
Fstm of ICo acr-s in the township OF Shre:ysb
- ~ Monmouth Co. y J. miles from Re. Bank Land
ng On large Peach Orchard now ig q me peaches
3 : Farm OF 800 acres miles from Aliddleown POINT y
100 acres ar. wood t cut Possession ApFil ISL
Isu There are good buildings on both these farms
2STORY BRICK HOUSE on lot 30 By $50 IN Con
- Paterson lately occupied BY the Penpes Bank P2s
-asSon NAV ist 1874. Inquire Of WM BL OOMtlELD,
F.s, ii Wall St or oi JOHN CRoES, Keyport " Jersey
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

q T,irip r'e.e me Lan}es.,fee'. Nrr-Hek
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

a.cvr, -INDEPENDENT REGULAR OF
- POSITION, LINE FOR q BoSToES S,%ia VIA
tsTe 10 Boston So 50 Deck fare Boston 81 So Cabin fare
TO Newport and Providence 81; Deck fare to Newport ana
The new commolous and IastsaGg steamboat Cok LIZ -
Catarne Market slip East rver) Monday, Wednesday anu
Friday at five o'clock in the afternoon.
s,a;rs re }or on hoard jyl7
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Two Volumes In One.

C Literature, pofane and sacred, will be here united with
the arts oil printing and eDynZ produce OF the most
valuable and Interesting works issued from the American
press. Commentators photographers, oriental travellers, and
Biblical critics of the name have been extensively and
careuy consulted in preparing this work The Editor
when published will be found worthy of the patron
of Christian pastors instructors and OF all deom-
nations and well calculated under the Divine blessing 10
epghten the understanding purify the heart and that
knowledge by which may obtain happiness III this world
and eternal salvation in that which
ROBERT SEARS, Editor 100 Nassau-st
u Agents-r"sponsibe wanted to sell the above
work every and village throughout the u States and
British North American Provinces For particulars, Sc ad
dress, postpaid, F.. WALKER * co.
jyIi lmeol ThS&Nlr III Fulton-st. y. York
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Passengers Arrived
In the sclr Atlantic from ST johns RI w Carlton.
Sailed

In the schr Atlantic, from ST JOINS RI w carlton.
Passengers Sailed
In the steamship Great Western for Livrrpool-A Low
Jr Savannah Mr. Hamilton, do; o DrScol do Peter Tor
dellie nly A liopley, Charleston; l. Montand", Mo
bile; 6 Dakin, Vera Cruz; Edward GARRISON do l
Cramer New. orleans; John Bolton Newly ork; Mrs Up
ton and servant England Miss Upton dos George Martin
Scotland; G A Doering, Havana; Conckn Pratt, New,
York; NJ Seyilla, Mexico; Mr. Burgos and lady dos
Byieyeld Holland John Gordon, Glasgow; George Post
New-Yor r + hiurre wOrleans; Charles Duionr
do NJ Martin, do T Levois, do; II B Gwathney, Mobile
land; John a Post, New-York; John Rose Holden Eng
land; f Morng, New York; Carlowitz, do; Jullns u
Cchorius do; Duncan Kennedy, do; Isaac Huber Pars
Bell Jr, Mobile; Littlejohn, Liyerpoo Professor J
Tellkampi New. York; DR. r Tellkampf Cincinnati; Tho
mas Spence, New Orleans; Mr. Scheduled, phiadelphia
John Lueiohn Mobile: John Pattison and lady, Glasgow
Miss Pa,tison, do Bse bearer of dispatches Sl9b'ie
NJ Vogel New. York: Mr. Alatthesen Charleston 5 g Il
Cleveland lady aud servant, Mobiles Peter Maxwell New
Orleans; S r Ferguson, Mobile; John Taylor, Glasgow
Charles Edward Robinson Toronto; Peter Richard. Mon
treal; William Benz amn, do; Lewis Lay Newly ok tlr
Town, do: Mr. Cormck, lady and servant Chareston Rob
er Watson Pittsburg, Pa; Brkic, New Orleans; Will
liam WyIie, Havana; Robert Stansed England George
Cameron Charleston; Alexander McGregor, Liverpool;
Andrew Mcdowell Charleston; Mr. LePper, New-Orleansi
Edward Beck, NewYork; A f Kennedy, Hamilton, Cana
ia; John Sutherland, do; Miss Keith, Scotland Eugene
Grousset, New-York: James Watt aud lady Dundee;
b Moses New York; II Greenough and lady, Florence
Mrs F. II Sharland London; Michael Harris, Perth, w
Miss Susan Harris do Mrs Dean and servant Miss Alice
Dean and Master Francis Dean, England Ferdinand LeGe
Philadephia Mr. Barber; William Joseph kerr Phade
pha; Theodore de Mcalenac, Montreal; Mr. Lyal, w "
liam Holmes, Henry Holland, Mr. Leach, New-Oreans; +
Bons, Samuel McClelland Ireland; Van Horne, New
York.
In the packe, ship Quebec for LoudsnAlr Tucker, I
Consul at Bernuda Mr. Rudingon and Mr. Edward Bur
wick, Of England; Mr. NlcCawey and family, Of Canada;
Mr. Emur, of Baltimore; Mrs Hurley and Mr. Doane and
lady, Messs Taylor Thomas White Geddes, Moore "
II Williams and CARAT.
Passengers to Arrive
In the brig Dmou, from Charleston for New-York-Nlrs
Forbes Miss Storms Miss Dupont, Dr. Bust, Capt II
Nichols, Capt Gilbert, Messrs W Forbes l. iorter
D r Jones A Artois S Y Topper, J Buckingham, ) X
Buckley + Jorta J G Crane NJ Wilkinson, } Rice, +
Lame Roulain II Ogdel w Cadon, and Master Dupont
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Commercial and Money Matters.


nake, was rather heavy. State 5!s Gecln,cd i Ohio
Mataeky ]; lnoi. i Farmers Trust u; Harlem = IA
ttson Mohawk Improved /; Utica and Schenectady !.
The Bib market is stead Sterling = 5; Francs Isl
.S21l
The Paterson and Hudson RIVER Railroad Go. have de-
aa'rd dividend of per cent for the last SIX 'o.S
ale on the e5th inst.
The Auburn aud Rochester Railroad CO. per cent pay.
,ae al the Bank Of the State Of New-fork on the Isl OF
August
The Long Island Railroad have advertised Tor propo-
fsais for materials for finishing 30 miles OF road
We have received the following communication from our
nad Enz, OF the Trust Co, relation remarks
taoa Government Stocks. We have tad time look
o his calculations closely but have doubts if he has
SUCCESSFULLY shaken position Our readers Judge for
anselyes:
When you suppose re-invesmen, of the principal
redemption Of your 10 years per cent stock had
ured so ner cent interest 1897 81, S473 81
sa;as YOU made an ops,aton which could bring
@ly i2isl per cent year, producing IN oyrs lal 81
iAsurpps of ......... ....... 81 l3
'hOuldbe added TO the amount redeemed .... 9i1 81
lts;ng Your original amount Of l,VCo 20
s sh which You purchase new stock at tie rate Of
sinS 10, this being the true proportion LOT > y IS
'Sck bringing l-2lS PEI cent. a year. ana receive
% which the interest al per cent for years AIS G
d aiding the previously received amount OIL i2l 81
Produces the end OF 10 years for principal and on
fs.na with n. same e,ptal of ST GOO per cent stock
eeabe 10 years, you obtain cef'ihca'e io' go So
Which per cea, year produces IN interest 10Y ou
making after 10 years principal aud interest 90
Your consists in leaving the above So 10 "PIo
sce during the sucee.Jnp years aud LOSE, therefore
iaere of IS par CENT ON $40 AZ which you would have
'Ss,nsd III siock-makins loss Of So 3D.
NJ! method OF calculating Stock is the following:
s,, Five pc. cent Six per cent
sW Of stock. 81 900 81 900 10 years. ISL ,ooo
~ p Cent Tor le yls a, 6 per cent lli pre-. lac
Psseeht Interest. $50 s. ,liu
rtaeps and interest, 81 500 Cos, at 1850 llss
w boo2 Profit. ....-... go
troai S+.5 Annual interest I2lSl on M
~ "a inteies, oil 4.2lSl on
Ne amount invested
~ aae Inc Corresponding v ue Of stocks;
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Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships Canton Otis, Bath Me; Massachusetts, Wilson,
Richmond, Nesmith Leeds x Co; American, Weinberg,
Portland NIcKuight < Co; Milton D'ckin, Boston
Bark Rapid Ward Havana, " Taylor.
Brig, Index, (BA Coaheet, Halifax, Thomas Winniett;
Nahmakanta Tucker, Gibraltar, w Pratt; A,cheiaI'
Crowell Moneco Bay, SC, soule Whitney s co.. Adene,
Pugh, Rio, ] L Mitchell.
Schr Allequash Nickeron Bangor Brett Fose; Rich
mond, Seavers, Portsmouth, Brett Vose.
Arrived,
Sop Caledonia Brander, Mallory, is days from New-Or'
leans, with mdze and provisions, to master
Bark Lewis Baker, 10 days from Carthagena, with hides
and dyewood 10 S w Lewis.
Bark Albert Henry, Barsow IS days from New-OrIeans
with wheat, hemp and moasses, Barlow, Pope Co.
Brig Tam o'shanter, Thomas = days from Curacao
with goat skins aud dyewaod, 10 Foulk Co.
Brig Morea, Edgar l6 days from Mobile with cotton TO
Lewis l.. DAYS from Cartharena, foa NewYork. The NJ
has had pilot board II days, with light winds and
Gains.
Brg Tower, Wilson, 10 days from ST Croix, with rum
sugar and nolasses 10 w Lewis.
Brig Caroline Pla, Rice 10 days from Turks Island
with 1000 bushels salt, TO Post 5, Philips;
Big orea Edgar 20 days from Mobile, with cotton to
Brig Patsev Blount, Elddge, Is days from Belize,
Honduras, with mdza, 10 3 BIanco
Schr Glleaa Abbott, II days from St Thomas, with
mdze &c, 10 L Mitchell.
Schr Atlantic Hyard Is days from ST. Johns, r. with
sugar and molasses. Thompson Adams Left bs YES
per- Tor Philadelphia in Jay schr New Union CHASE ioF
mouth, for New-lor;, uncertain.
Schr Jasper Nickerson, Gays from Boston, with mdze'
TO " Lewis.
Schr Benjamin Bigelow, Beoarse days from Boston,
with mdze TO J Atkins.
Schr Julia Telra Burns, 81 days from Demerara witi
old "copper" 10 Mitchell July 9, lat 81 10, Ion 40 Ia
brig Charles Thomas, from Maamoras
Below,
Ship William Enes 90 days from Trieste.
Brig G y BouTn, from Nlatamoras. Texas
ship / bark and brigs. VIVID w.
Sailed,
Ships vicssburc Liverpool; vicksburg, New-orleans.
Bark Rothschild, DunkIrk.
Memoranda.
Tie sb;p Ontarin iS9 TONS late London packet, was
sold al the Merchants Exchange by Minturn Co. Tor
Sl5,350.
Disasters.
scbr r Williams srubbs, bound to New-Haveu, returned
TO Philadelphia on the 18th repair damages having NJ
blow on TUESDAY outside Cape May, carried away neI
mainmast just below the Capt states ha a
other large scr in sigh, carried her oreHla osesss
she also coal loaded; succeeded III getting mo s
Breakwater, where he left her. r,L
On the evening of the 10Th inst, as the steamer
was going up Pearce's Wharf, Gloucester, Mass, s
came in contact with the brig Amazon lying at IN, "hai
One of the wheeihouses OF the steamer was
damaged The brig injured In the eoh!usoH :
how i1mped from the brig the water, but was
rescued by Mr. Samuel Caswel, who sprung from e
after him.
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TRENTON FALLS N Y.

" The Subscriber announces the rub bic that the
house formerly kept By him the above place closed for the
esent season IN consequence of his having removed 10 the
t OF New ok AMI not having succeeded IN psriectng
the MsccesaEy for re-opeElng the same he
"!ud also state that the stairway SC leading 10 t- ais
is4lm5ecuTe. VI. MOORE, il
TIL. entire property both sides OF the Rive! Offered Tor
ieor, No. Broadway, y. y WATSON Williams,
ira iti
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..h,..d some arsenic which she mixed with meal
and placed the closet for the purpose Of killing
aD Ga Tuesday morning the mother Of deceased
-. leaving the child aud other children in the
On her return she found the deceased chair at
@ closet ealing piece OF the poisoned paste and giving
aes 10 her sister MARY supposng TO be mush. ply
fs;,n was sent for three times before and
medss were faay administered, but the child died
Wanssday Verdict, her death by eating quan
inv Of arsenic mixed with meal during the absence Of her
rao,hefffom the house
UppER POLICE OFFIcE.-STEAL1NG DRESSES.
Matilda Banks arrested by Justice Gilbert for stealing
tyo dresses worth sl3 from Matthew Bergman, No. II
Cinton-street
STEALING A CoAr.-Chares Richards arrested for
sealing worth $40 from Francis Hathaway, Of 657
Nater-street
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NJ PPICD

July H. by the Rev Valentine Buck at the Parsonage OF
the J6hn.see, Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr. George
w. Pinkney Miss Mary f. Humes, both Of Connecticut
July Mr.. Joseph B. West TO Miss Mary Ann Neale
both OF this city.
AT Boston, Abel Lorejoy, Esq, Of Milford, n H., to
Miss Emily Wheeler.
At Boston, Mr.. Henry A. Hardy, Of Danrers TO Miss sa-
rall L. Dison.
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e Fifty Cents per Bot1le.By ite5eFs ra' Gr o.
pound for the Human Hair with confidence Tregm n H
df The ,urrst remedy prevent badness ana grey a.
The most healthy dressing mat can possibly BE app ~ Nv,
from ali humors and rratioDs. removing every particle o.
cnrf and dandru and disrosns the hair to curl Us fear
@ i'll hair in health and t-au.y the latest PROD
o For infant heads it is invaluable To be had Only at
he proadway corner Liberty mp stars, or OF ing sp
rnintpd Je-' '"'''
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WARM BATHS
ONLY ONE SHU,IINGu

KNICKERBOCKER BATHS-No. l0l BowERY
10 The subscriber respectfully takes leave invite pub.
he attention 10 III. above named establishment, consisting oil
WARM COLD and SHOWER BATHS fitted M with
yenience and order inferior this city Charge. a
thu following reduced Single tickets =. cents1O
for 81. BENZ. CONCERTS. il lws.
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POST OEEICE.

SEw-YoRK. July 49, 1913.
, English hail.-Leer Bags per ROYAL Man
Steamer Hbsraia which sails from Boston tine 10Th INST
will be closed the Upper and Lower Post Offices or sa'n
iay next the 18th inst al IS minutes past O'Clock, NJ
jyIi JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM, T. VI.
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Loss OF WHALING SCHOONER MERCURY, OF
PLYMOUTH, AND FIVE LUEs.-The New-Orleans
American, of the Sd inst, has the following mel
ancholy intelligence, contained in a letter from
the u S. Consul at Matagorada, Texas, to the
Collector at New-Orlcans 81 regret to INFORM
YOU OF the loss Of the American schooner MGR
curry, of Plymouth, Mass with five of her crew.
on the 2lst ult Itappears from the report MADE
to this consulate by John Winslow late master OF
ss;d vessel. that she sailed from Plymouth, with
crew of fifteen men, on the 18th of November
last, bound on whaling voyage in the gull OF
Mexico; and that on the 2lst ult., in lat 25 deg,
10 long, 90 deg, or thereabout' she capszed IN nj,
Gale. The captain and six of the crew saved
ssSo,,sol,,os IN :, hoot landed on the coast on the
asd ult., about 60 miles s. of the Rio Grandc.
On the Doth alt. the Spanish schooner Primera
del Rosario, Capt. Franco de Astcguia' from Ha-
vana for this port fell in with the wreck of the
Mercury, and providentally saved therefrom
three more Of her crew, and landed them here on
the LIST inst"
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TOROKEN--Thls delightful place OF summer
IL ot presents advantages all Others IN the vicinity
- excnrsion The facility with which be Wis
tied by the Barclay Canal and Christopher street Ferries eE
-, ,6 Walks and Grounds accessible Those which
S.S opsn to the public are considered be pnequne by
Jayot ,o this purpose for their extent diversified scenery
a h prosnects No pains have been spared this season
to ncrrase as much possible the natural beauties Of the
I,c an additional attraction An excellent German Band
III h. Ar Nv.rs will give series of Free Concerts al the
EvS,n Fields on the afternoons of Mondays, "Wednesday
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