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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17
City lNTELLIGENC
Wrp,EspAr. August l6.

po,,cr OrFrcE-As Mr.. Jenyns 4. Battersby,
Ch,mbers street was last night In the Bowery Thea
~; nocketbook containing valuable papers ohiy, was
nj IL. from his pocketby man named Thomas Henry.
obn J. McManus OF l52 W alGer street. having seen te
~: ',r,ed informed Mr.. Battersby and Henry was
n1 Instantly arrested and lodged IN the watchhouse.
h. was complained Of and sent to prison for ral
boy FAMED John Thompson arrested to-day By
lrk Of the store of Henry trankmeyer corner OF Mott
IW,lse. street for attempting 10 rob the money -da'ver
"a va, lodged IN prison DE has been brought up before
.milar Offences but suffered escape promise OF
s;sg sent into the country
cosoyERs OFFlcE.-lNoUEsr ON THE BODY OF
=. Mr,prRrp MAy.-rhe Coroner held an inquest in
.court of Sessions chamber to-day the body of Will
lam Cullen native of Philadelphia aged u years who
b.d on Tuesday near o'clock the porter house 246
,o,t street. by Jane, F. Blaney and died in the hospital
~. six hours aferwsrd. Although witnesses
care examined, nothing Of moment elected beyond
sh,, was presented 20 readers this morning The par
m who were both intoxicated appeared had difficulty
= The morning but mad made up it called and went
e.,her TO the porterhouse, where the i'll feeling was 'e
med Both Of hen belonged 10 thu, numerous class oil
de worthless aud rowdy young men with which our Ivy
cused--regaess Of every thing indulgence IN ''e
s~e,, aud most degrading vices And SO apa''''ue o"'
,kss was Blaney during the progress of the examination
49, b. sometimes smiled sad occasionally dozed DIS
Carbon Buck Jr and j. Conger executed the PoSt'lnof'e
nomination. and discovered that the KNIFE eH'e''u NV
IA. between the eleventh and twelfth ri6S' passing psho
and in front of the spine escaping the mites
,s and woundiug the fnesicolon, producing dea Yer
c TIA, cuIl.p came 10 his death by being stabbed by
q f. Bauey with the instrument produced or similar
sIsv was then rernanded prison. and subsequently eS
mined before the Coroner and committed IN l LOT l"
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nP The Parish Judge at Natchtoches, on d
complaint against that tunctionary by cluz l !,
having removed the town constable, the BOARD OF
Trustees dispute the authority of the Judge IN
the case and have consequently resigned Their
ss,s and referred the whole matter to the people
An election was to have occurred consequently.
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Eleren Hundred Pages for 81 90.
ITO tho Friends of Mr.. CLAY.

LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY.-The publish
e OF this work prepared execute orders TO any
extent, The work comprised in two octave volumes, con-
tanning the whole upwards Of 100 pages and IS illus
,.ed by splendid steel Portrait of Mr.. CLAY View Of
s Birth place in Virginia and Fac SimiLe Of of his
srs-the rhole for One Dollar It's believed TO be the
cbapes, work published in America These Speeches
form an important portion of the History of our Country for
The las, thirty years and interesting 10 ali classes of
leaders without reference TO politics.
PRICEs-veil done up in strong feri6le corers, in
the French style:
Single copy vols. octave upwards of 100 81 90
Twelve copies tof ~ W
Twenty-Five copies for. ~ w
One hundred copies for. 80 oo
Bound with Cloth Backs d Gilt Letterins 9;
Single copy. ."
Twelve copies for. y w
T twenty-five copies for. "a gu gu
None sent on commission Terms CASH. Orders must De
,iarsssed TO GREELEY McELRATH, New-York
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AUCTION SALES, Aucusr 10th.

BY L. VI. Holman Co
a,ss-imported per ship Zenobia. TermsNotes at 6
Riss. - '''i' Wv! 20 oe nsue Satisfactory 70 '"'
t0sg HysOala haf chests 81 chests, 80 do 81 II DO
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nREsBYTERY AND NOT PRELACY

nRESBYTERY AND NOT PRELACY--
/ The Scrptursl and Primitive Poty, proved from the
,.,,mones OF the Fathers the SCHOONER, sc. Also a- Am
niry of Presbyery including OF the ancient
Cades and Of ST. Patrick b. Thomas Smith author OF Lee
ures on The Aposlqe1 SqeGsss59n sc s9l aTS
,pbcsns Lserality and Cathocity OF Preshytery, IN
con,Ias, with Pelacy and Popefy By Thomas smy'h.
vol Dill, s5 grs MARK H. NEWMAN, l9s Broadway.
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Particular Nottce.-Those person, having
Furniture OF any DESCRIPTION dispose Of who break
ing up viii find ready sale for any portion or
ii. Of their goods by sending their address, or calling upon
the subscriber Goods 10 any amount purchased.
E.COLTQN, ll3 Ellton-stTset, and
nreo 1tf q AGratrasf
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= uealth. oniet. and Cnnfnrf - o

A MEXICAN MUSEUM GARDEN An
y PERPETUAL FAIR-P. 7. 6s-nrr, ."aiaser.
O. Now oTeaed 20 the public, SPLENDID SALOON
containing articles OF Trade MaHuiactu,i, the Arts lu
tons, &c, making
4 PERPETUAL FAIR.
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE FOR ADMISSION
Among the articles already DEPOSITED tue ROTARY
KNITTING LOOM Tor manuactu tn. gloves, and ever
article Of wearing apparel 70 all whole complete and
seamless The whole operation OF knitting
PERFORMED 1, poo
f. will be constant operation day aud and
THE GREATEST MECHANICAL INVENTION OF
THE AGE
The manager has engaged This week the CITY BRASS
BAND Of ten musicians also, MASTEK +, DIAMOND.
the banjo player ana negro dancer .I WI COLs n,
Chinese N6nirscript and his EDUCATED DOG-GREyAI
WESTERN, the locomotive lmttator; Nc-Nlr. BRpU"-
Err the comic singer ERlGO, thu danSeuSe
Admission the Museum, Garden and entertainments %
cent, cliILren luL.r n Esars of .ge hall Lncs
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u Those who wish expenf their money for trash are al
liberty do but az the time, would advise all i-'i-
lay their money for something that viii do good
Those who afflicted with COUGHS, COLDS CONSUMPTION,
DYsrErsr, ERoNCHrI. or SORE THRoAT, ASTHMA CRoCF,
WHooriSG CoUGH, NFLuEHzt. &c. will lind relief IN the
USE OF Dr. CONVERTS BALM or LFE-y-s IN all lns'a
where there constitution left work upon relief VIII be
obtained by this article The following proof Of what we
Say.
Dr. Coye: Dear Sir affords great pleasure in beng
able the Of yGur highly celebrated Balm
OF Life while suffering with the Influenza prevalent this
season; and after having esored tn of yenous medi-
cues for relief in Tain your Balm, fortunately for was
recommended will acknowledge that | placed no conf
dcnce whatever bu, supposed like man? of the
yended the PRESENT day; but taking but part oil
Justice make this statement and at the same me
cordially recommend ito all persons smllar af!cted
Yours truly, G F. GORDON,
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~ No person living can tell the amount Of good done
already by Dr. LEnuSCs INDICATED DnREHGA AID
WoFM CAspIEs his piafhGa Candy has been entirely
ceSui IN curing Di'Ihoa aud Bowel Complaints. and MS
army ,neeefsfq, which the following certificate will go TO
Dr. Coyer:-Dear Sill am no friend Won know 10 hat
an technically termed patent medicines but cannot with
hold my APPRECIATION OF Dr.. Jennings Diarrhea Candy;
whei nave at different times procured your Office
know nothing Of that Candy upo others but having used Il
myself as wei as family have ye witness the fst
instance IL which has failed effect perfect cure OF that
most distressing complaint DarrhGa. Yours EssLsctlal
Ano,herThis certifes that NY little soa five YEARS
vas badly troubled WITH WORKS him hall stick OF
Dr. Jennings WORM CANDY, which worked like charm N
restoring the hide sufferer hi usual good health y
July 81 1912. }. PERKINS, III Bower.
san street also 80 Bower 227 Hudson street zoo Green,
wch street m 9Th Avenue, and corner Of 2lst street and 30
Ayenue, Harlem. y. y.
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Commercial and Money Matters.

continued irmness has characterized the sales to-day
which have been to very considerable extent New FORK
F"es for 1855 advanced Kentucky Skies Il lno'S Spe
ta J. Bank of Commerce, full !; Canton Company Is Har
lem Railroad Il; Farmers Trust !; Long Island RAILROAD
dscInedt
The Sew-York Stock Bank at Durham has appointed
John Thompson 81 Wallsee agent for the redemption OF
It's circulating notes.
The Merchants and Farmers Bank of Putnam County has
appointed Washbum Co. Of Albany, agents for the re-
demp,ion Of its circulating notes
Some two dollar counterfeit notes the Mechanics Bank
Of Baltimore have recently been put into circulation Their
ppsarauce altogether unlike the genuine signed D u
Day, cashier, and n. Bishop, president
10 the U. s. Branch Mint Dahoncga, Ga The business
the mint will be resumed in few weeks
Within few weeks past have seen TWO counterfeit
Of the Farmers Bank of Virginia. of the denomlnaos
Of $780, so well executed as 20 deceive any but the best
mdges. Norfolk Herald
of tolls collected the various Public Works
Ohio during the two weeks ending July 81 sl2 andaso
daring ,ba ,yepLS ending 1uly 30 1913.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATION
w cry WAREHOUSE.-L.ER ANClS informs b

Mercantile public and particulAy strangers, that they can
u al his establishment No. Maiden Lane, large,
raj, snd well selected of STATIONERY az
commonly low Persons visiting thu city purchase
Stationery Blank Books would considerable by call
Ing the subscriber before purchasing elsewhere they will
find his 10 he lower than establishment III the
Ruling Bndng &c; executed short notice Steel Pens
Quills Ink Sealing Wax Waters Letter and Cap Papers
ether with large and choice assortment of nksrand among
winch are some splendid specimens of English Cut Glass
Travelling and Pocket nkstands &c also The Paset Elastic
aus lmis IS Maiden Leua sad 4ibEtyst.
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II " ~ n >.
HARPER IL BROTHERS
VIII Publish Thursday Angus, Il.
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NUMBER 13.
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
The Who'll. work Will be comprised in sixteen Of ma
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numbers more VIII complete it.
Also, on tEiday, Angus, B
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NUMBER 3.
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A DICTIONARY BIOGRAPHICAL, STATIsTi-
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The condition of the country and 10 the wants OF
citizens. b. Daniel Haskell A. NJ. late Pesidsnt Of the
University Of Vermont. illustrated with large maps
To be completed IN eighteen numbers, at 25 cents each
aul7 q
% Dele"ze on Animal gnetism.-This
Practical Instruction in Animal Nagnstism by J. De-
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vel IL mos 81 90. aul7 Stls
THE FHILADELPHiA PugtfGATIoNs, No. Aston
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Besides aGse and .aEi9us ass5msnt Of all the popular
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Valuable Religious Works-Prined on
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BY WILLIAM ATKINSON.


hsin@ th substance of delivered 10 the Han'ioo-'
WeaveES Commission.
BY WILLIAM ATKINSON.
WITH AN lSTRopucroS, Treating Of the present stcte Of
the Science of Political EsnOmy and The adaptation
Of lis Principles 10 the Condition Of our orn Country
and The uybmiding Of lis Prosperity
By Horace GREELEY.
The work of Nh ATKINSON is of the most instfuc
and admirable that has Yet appeared the important
and difficult subject OF Political Economydifcu not
much the OF It's laws the ap-
plicaon Of those laws the ;ssmar, complicated vary!
ing circumstances OF different nations and periods. The
laws educed by Nlr Atkinson just clear, VITAL
and VET so strangely overlooked b those who 10
themselves the title Of he Political Economists in our day
and resolve all Political Economic Science into dong
noinc-of whose universe Somnus is God-and who ele-
of the Buy where you cheapest
TO the SUNNI, .ttanabe wisdom ard craftsmanship In
their eyes the cheapest possible podnctoncon being te
nerging standards the great end OF human effort and ne
who oRtstpFed the headlong Is doomed 10 rum
and starvation BY the law OF strife and depressing
competition which they baphemously represent IS the o.
der of Providence These the views put form by The
Political Economists euthronsd our Colleges and sena;es
as liberal and enlightened AT least these the inevitable
results from those needed that the spacious
aces put forth by these teachers should be scrunized ana
coniuted and this has been done i'll mastery manner oE
Mr. Atkinson. As elementary treatise on Political EeoH
omyas eiutatien Of the doctrines of Free Trade thSo
ts,s-nothng equal his work has ever aPPesed on sf
side OF the Atlantic To the friends OF American Industry
therefore, and to all who regard the trade the skill or expert
ence OF the Working Man his Property his means oil 1--we
hood in the OF which Government IS bound 10
secure and sustain him precisely II does the Po'rssGf o.
other P,opSry-that is until and unless some oSetus
PUBLIC necessity or manifest public demand con
trary course-to all who would give stability eFanshIe
activity and prosperity the great Industrial Interests
Country heartily commend this work. tIass sna'
will aid us 10 secure for III wide and general
Price o5 cents copy copies for OF $40 per
ODD are solcitea GREELEY S McELAAIH,
Tribune Once, l60 Nsssau'stEset
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AUCTION SALES.
Josiah Riet-aris, Auerionesr
IL iss Broadway
MONDAY, August Is and following days.
REGULAR \t.W-YORS EkIJ TRADE SAL

MOSDAT, August Is and following days.
REGULAR NEW-YORk FALL TRADE SALE
THfRrs- EicHrH NV oRx TR,pr SaiE.-CatsloSuss
Of rhis important sale OF BOOKS, PAPER STATIONE-
RY. STEREOTYPE PLATES, BiSDERs% LEATR
R and CLOTH, &cae. are publhd AMI ready for de
livery.
Tn. sale will be commenced on Nooday Morning Augu1
18th At So'elock with STATIONERY, aud VII! fQciqde
several extensive and valuable invoices recently Imputed
Eag and French Stationery; also large invoices OF SiaSL
Books Quills Srrl Pens Sealing Wax and Writing Inks
Visiting snd PLAYING Cards FoJcIp. Letter ard Billet Pa
vrs C0ored ard Narbro Cutl. Led PeEeils and eye-
-op, Leads every 'sJiey Of Fo'Sn and Domestic S.s
9Iery also ex.asTe in,,css Of Co!ored skyer Gest.
Morocco Ru<Sin -.tsr EUGlsInd American Sheepsk lRs,
Book SSi,er,, Boas binders, Cloth, Nc,
BOOKS.-I he alr Il Books @iil b. commenced OF Tues
nv Morning viii Mr,ss. La anchatd invoicr, AMI
follow by large ami ;tct,e from neatly all Of
-t,s principal publishers IL ~ United States
S'rEREOfYPS. yLATEss- The C..lSgnr also em6r,-
@ pumbt q; SETS @: YausOis SegsotyIr Pl4s, Including
hose OF Hornes ltLndueuoi vols $50; Dicks ThsoIosy
rv,lS syo; Goimaus Nsturl Hs,oey. vols $40: PhaGe
NH. Pearl Bible Homer, lad vols. Smo; thr StereoIys
5:g belonging 10 the Of the late No'h Webster DE-
-t7Seti, &c. sc.
suayeu,tntsIy Catalogue embracing additional invoice
w is>ue, tlv FIRST morning Of sale Invoices to D. IN
ee should te received by the 10Th OF August at which
fsfnr Il VIII be put 10 press.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
10 volume OF Ii. NewYok PrIce Current and ShppnS
LIS from iS2S 10 ISL inclusive folio, bound.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No Sprce.st
The subscribers inform their friends and the public that
they have hand e greatest Of Shades TO be
found any the country and selling at very
uced prices Shades of pattern OF Siz: PAINTED 10 ordef
Signs Banners and Interior Decorations doo" IN SIS not 70
ans limis " N"' BARTOL * DE MAuNY.
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DELL y HOWARD,s NoTICE.-The public

DELI. X HOWARD'S NOTICE.-The public
ID informed that Tor TWO weeks no Furnitu viii be Of
md mus so The Dry Goods, Coihns 4ad variety Sale
AL" he under the unfortunate ciFcun;ances ne sale
cribed Ga the Is Of September Regular Fall Sales WIZ
commence all goods Offered will b free and The sales viii be
r9-ties every "Wednesday and Saturday Dry Goods Cloth
NIX Fancy and Pledged Goods Tuesday and Friday.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT on account OF the weather.
Stores 80 Ann and rs FuIton.s.reets.
aul7 lwIs" IHOS. BELL, AuctIoutc.
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ITO IMPORTERS AND AfANUFACTURERS
4 WILLIAM LYtLL respectfully informs his friend,
md the pnblic his Auction and Con mission Sto.
No tie Broadway opposite the Newly orS Tattersalls is
oren for the reception Of and Foreign Goods either
At private or public sale. The is 90 feet deep and has
large show windows ana the light also admitted from th,
oo and is pehsp, Of the best stores for exhibiting rain,
ngs furniture lamps, plated ware, china or fancy goods Of
any kind and the situation exceeded by asy other
in Broadway. Merchants Manufacturers and Others thar
have goods dispose will and 10 their s de
o m, N at this store The commission will be moderate,
md all moneys received will h faithfully raid over.
B. FAMILIES OTHERS that have Furniture or Good
10 dispose Of them sold the store al their
spec,yc residence.
PUBLISHERS AID Book.ELLERs informed that a. soor
IS A ticen number OF Books and Stationery received
shelves Viii be- nnr mn for REGULAR evening sae, IS 2M
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NUM- r XIII
AMERICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE
z. Th;s af-re,snr


u The CHEArs.r Work EVEN re sLtsstn T rHt
USirED SrArEs-Ths first part of the American 'Ailii
Magazine General Abstract Of Useful h1oy'eaie a WON
rupsutl useful flnIes, and calculated 20 aiss t AZ
tsnrjou awaken the curiosity, and snshsf the Hndefs-
inrs Of the Young Illustrated with 1900 Ergrlrmes lie b.
nmrler.d in IS Numbers OF go IA-e sch 4; p cents
number ard eachnumber Will coHlaInu 2e1
~ GREELEY X NIcELltATH. Tribune Buildnsas
Barry's Wigs and Scalps.-A. { BARRY ;
-isr In bair rom Loulou.Tne real e'tS 81 r sui Stand
prr-smiaent above a! Others The peculiar hight
and v-nratIp charac;sr-their benz shaped eN1ct!T Is tire
natural hair Erows-he elasticity, ant s lt e['of mate
nal aud workmanship we'll Is their style OF tlIsh e r.
ranCsmel. ali combine 70 form saca perfect 'as OF h ~
they o. seen 20 be fully appreciated
Of the of VIZ Saslgs taught m G,s -
ous See svcnsn 81 Bdrrys Wigs and st5 Haich M
,ati.fy sstidous that he IS he be>t sd eevs l.
kS IN the city ii6 Broadway, coineT OF Lo'' i
stairs. g}-G Inns
y. Health. Quiet. and Confort-'rhe t'r.
nam house, 50 BaTcayset. New. cr TorsS say II; KS
10 STRANGERS stopping lew days Weeks IN The cFr suc a.
rarely offered. IL Is elsiby located rl ''t a.
Str very near TIE u the citt, $50 ~ e IN;
mediate vicinity OF the principal Steamboat minis -
apartments are convenient and wll-i-> tb't
with The best vegetables aud FfuJ ht be- Pocute,
cluGInS entirely Animal Food and ,tmaIs> ~ hl,s
Charges moderate, and rffo uai- fsuIsr res
comfortable. Shower Baths Tree. Remember % Bi-iti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17
NO. V. OF USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE
PEOPLE.
PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,

Or The LalrSOf The F0rmdtiOn0f Ndti0naz HedIth,
Developed by means of the Christian Law Of Government
being thu substance delivered 10 the Hani'oo-
WeaIArS' l,ntnrnlssInn-
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CleaTcGs


Mnturn.
Brgs vuoria (sicl Mar'ino, Messiaa and Palermo, L
Pamtri; Diploma, Flye, sedgwck Nesmith Leeds 90;
Empire Kelly Bath, Me, Buck Peters.
Br schr Dolphin Tedford, Yarmouth, y 5, II Bra'ne
Arrived.
Packet ship Gladiator Brtton, from London aud Forts
mouth July II To Grinnell, Almturn 20.
Ship Plato Chase of Boston, 80 days from Antwerp VITA
ndze TO Schmidt K Balchen--9i storage passengers.
Bark Ann Louisa, N1arschalh so days from Vera Cruz,
with hides goa, skins sarsapara and $4,000 largous
Brothers x Co.
Bark Rammohun Roy, Cuts, ds from Hamburg, in bal
last to Schmidt & Bacheu-l4i steerage passengers.
B brig Telegraph Wells IS dS firm Demarara i'd ballast
to Middleton Left brig Carb and others not recol-
from Philadelphia for Porto Rico, - hours out.
Brig Madison, Buckley days from Savannah with cot
ton and rice TO Sturgcs s Chairman.
Brig Michigan Colman, IS day. from Curacao, with SALT
wool &c to Booren * Graves.
Brig Canary Baker of Dennis, 20 days firm Mobile with
slaves, 10 order.
Bremen schr Ahen Suo!enburg A. DIS from Rio Janeiro
with 1896 bags coffee order Left brig Isabella 10 SAIL
for Newly ork day.
schr Myers Fowler, days from Washington, c. with
nav stores, TO S l. Mitchell.
Schr Martha L, Fowle, DIS firm Washington, Z, with
naval stores, to L Mitchell. VII. .;,,
schr Walter Bird Walters, days from Virginia, with
fruit
SC to S " Lewis
seht pemaquid Baily DIS rn, Machias atb Smith &
Boynton.
schr Woco Ryder, from Boston, with mdze, to John
Stevens.
Schr Purdy Totem from Norfolk, with shingles
schr vernillion, walpey from Norfolk, with wheat
Schr Thomas Weed, from Virginia
Schr Clotda -, from Virginia.
Schr w Kempion Osborn, from Norfolk, with mdze.
One ship and two brigs-Wind W
Ships Liverpool Eldridgr, Liverpoo lthone Johns
ton, for Havre; NeNican Buenos AWcs; Ieiumah New
castle Me
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cloc- selection Of Silk and Satin Scarls CEayats Hand
k-rchie Gloves, SasTend-rs Hosiery Under Vests. Draw
ers Muslin Shirts, Collars &c. at prices which must offer
Inducements urc Lasers. lyD lsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17
DISASTERS.

Quebec, Aug. u The steamboat which had been dis
patched the Mancougan Shoals for the purpose OF assist
iuc transport Troy ashore that place returned here
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock with that vessel IN TOW"
which, learn, has received very ing INJURY and not
leaky.
Big Mary, Capt, TAYLOR. left Sydney for St jchn
on the 9th u, and the morning of the llh was run down
by ship Mary, Of Sunderland The big sunk in 80 MIN
The accden, took place in the midst OF dense log
Vessel insnreL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, AUG. II, 1943.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-TIIIs DAY.
The Sun. The Moon Full Sea-
Rises IS Is Sets.6 81 Rises -. 10 Is Evening. So
Latest Dates.
London. July ls Havre. July 10
Liverpool. July 10 New Orleans August