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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07
MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED.


Ship Wabash Hathaway, Ii days from NewOrleans.
with domestic produce 10 Stanton & Frost
Bark Isabella Bscos IA de i'm - Croix with Sugar Sc
to Alsop q Chauncey Lett bngs Hyder ALL Disbro"
for Mayaguez (P r. Emily Of Wells loading for New
York
Bark Benz Adams Adams II de I'm Guayama q r
with sugar and molasses 10 Benz Deforest Co. Left
bark josephine, Mitchell for New York IN four days
brgs Galveston and Baltic loading for Nlork Gcorgiana
loading for Boston.
Bark Leonesa, Metcalf q days from Reaejo c. A.
with indigo hides He 10 VIM Dawson Len bark Al
bert Henry Haet of and for Boston the coast load
ing Bark Prompt Pierce sailed ten days previously for
Boston.
Bark Russia of Bath, Larabee, 30 days from New.or
leans, with slaves &C to schermerhorn March 2lih
June lat 30 p long. y 49, spoke ship Ontario OF w
casset from Mobile br Liverpool, Is days out
Bark Mary Chiffon Corning from Rio de Janeiro 10Th
May, with coffee TO Corning & SON Left whaeshil
StOnngton. Hamley. repairing harks Nile Fedrick. In
and for Boston in week Active foxwel. from Rich
mond for Baltimore. do Lucy. Penniman Chase, from
Valparaiso put in for Provisions the 20th and sailed
for NewYork sd Lydia Ann rom Charleston Just ar
rived brigs Casket Foster from Buenos Ayres, for u
states 10 DAYS Arctic Pascal from Africa for do. L.
frigaie Raitan sailed 22d for Montevdeo L. ;. sloop
Boston at do L : brig Bainbridgo cruising
Bark Texidor Clark, II days I'm 81 CroS West End
with Sugar, Rum sc. 10 Ben. De Forest Co Lett
Bark James Bayiey. Bishops and Brig Despatch Casley'
for Phiad Isl July. Brss Marshall Collins for New Ha-
ven days, Eliza lockwood, n. York days, Schr Del
aware, 7 ark do do.
Brig Afford of ~ YARMOUTH Mason % daya I'm Cam.
peachy via sisal with Logwood Hemp &c TO Bouchaud
& Ihebsud, 18th June lat. p 81 long % Picked up l.
bales cotton compressed supposed to have been in the
water some time.
Brig Augusta sherwood ds I'm Savannah. with cot.
ton To sturges & Cleaman. 9Th inst lat 3 TO- spoke
brig Sterling, hence for Savannah.
Schr Rochester Rogers, days from Baltimore, with
hour. SC. 70 J 4 Briggs.
Schr volusis, Taylor, days from swansboro'. c.
with naval stores 10 Depuys,er and Whitmsrsh.
Schr Barker Chadwick 1 days from Beaufort, \ c,
with naval stores 10 platt & Waring
Schr Marcia Smith. days from Washington, c.
with naval stores. 10 master.
Sehr Mary Elizabeth, days from Virginia, with wood
schr Adrian. Bedel days from Norfolk with cotton,
sc TO James Hunter.
Schr sally Miller. Chet;ing days from 0cracoke, \
C. with shingles, % master.
Schr Reaper. De I'm Snowhl. with corn. 10 \ Fox.
Schr Edinburgh, Decker. from Virginia, with wood
schr Gen Harrison. Allen. days from Indian River,
with wood.
Schr Model Birdssi days from Virginia. with wood.
Schr Mail Rice. 3 days from Virginia with wood
schr Lerra, Woodman, days from York River with
wood.
Schr Tuscarora Matthias days from Richmond. with
Aour and tobacco 20 Allen & PaxsOn.
Schr Mary Scotchbum. Parmlee, from Norfolk, with
corn. bound 10 New Haven.
BEhOW-l brig
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uARHrnD:

$1,000. Y. on Tuesday. July Is, BY Rev ssm.
M rss' srTu r. GROsvENOR Of Auburn, to Ann
= pRC,WN. of the former place. =, ~, H.,
On Thursdsy 30. by Rev E. L. James Jas v an MOI
lind. 10 Eliza Jane Harmed l.. rovs David
Vi - M Tvelne Teale Of Nc. BY Rev. Dr
S~ ~s ssmael IL Mead. TO Mary c. Luqueer: BY Rev
~ a p.,r,sn David = Hunt to Misc Jane W. GIN. o.
sammersetshire England u v..,or,o,
.s,.I seaman. By Rev Mr. Bellows, Addison Wed
~ susan + Haskell . - a. ur
On The eth inst. by Rev. J. l.. Wilson Mr. h W.han
,.on 10 Mary r. daughter of Hon. George r. lofren''
IN of Cincinnati.
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DIED:

~.
I'm the th instant Of ndura,on Of the liver M
Gan WILLIAMS, widow Of the late samue' '
aeceased in the lie, year Of her age - ho "a,
The relatives and friends are invited 20 NV w. w
,ersl from the residence Of her son1nAs, |vandavN
Tox In 42a street, near the 9Th Avenue 'h'' '''""''/
morning At 10 A. NJ. ,rxxr1 WHITING aged
On the 9Th July le45 Mrs JIM ', ~
a years one month and twenty-five uays' -
Iier friends and acquaintance also those oi 'hc ~
W. q Uen.haw are respectfully invited 70 a''eha he
,,I s,o, No 10 Hsmmersey Place TINS afternoon al
by remains 10 be taken TO Connecticut LOT III
a, ~. rodepce. Staten Island Sunday morning
o. ' vs1 short illness DIR. SAMUEL AhEkLl, ior'
a,sr,v a resident Of this City. aged 90 years
ne friends Of the family Of the deceased and OF ms
lister Mrs Catherine Mitchell. are invited 10 attend ne
,sn,ral from No 81 Mercer street THIS AFTERNOON al
On 1uesdsy lst inst Mrs. Hannah NJ wife Of Col \
T T Arnold aged A.. Merry, wife Of Gilbert l. sewal'
sged26. ,,
81 Brooklyn 2sih Benjamin H., son Of Thurston Nab
be,. sged IL. ... .,,,,.,. III. -.
The Revolution, aged-2
A. Troy 3Oth ut, Col. Ches. b. Prescott, aged y.
9Th June Mrs Lydia Kellogg. reci Of stephen Kellogg
sgeds7. cn.,..
An staten Island ID inst, Daniel - son Of d. L. Claw
son. aged TO-
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NEW AND sPLENpIp GOODS
QarpetinQ.
oARPErINc. on oLorus. r..

CARPETINGl OH OLOTaS, &c.
NAMILIES In want Of CARPETiN0, any article In the
line are respectfully invited call and sxsmne VI
the most extensive and best assor.mens OF BRUSSELS,
THREE-PLY INGRAM, and oil other styles OF CARPET
ING OIL CLOTHS, RU0S NC that 10 to be found In tho
CITY The stock and selected for tbe Spring
Gales from celebrated manufactures Of this country
and Europe In the assortment many spendd patterns
and new styles of coor which not TO BE- found any
other store Purchasers may be assued thai ey will ind
The prices much lower Than q any smsr establishment In
lhe City.
NB-An experienced Upboserer will attsnd Tho nttug
ooice w. n. 0UION'S New Store,
nlnsy Fronting on 81 East Broadway and II Divisonst
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In me ship Wdbash from N OrleaHs-Mrs Lucy Webb
VIM l.. Burfhe lady and child, II. Burthe and lady. j. W
Bryan lady children and servant Mrs :. +. Curri,
and daughters. Miss Sarah Hathaway Miss Harriet
Crouch Mrs Mary T. Flint Mr. ID b. Carter. John r
Dunbar Edward Leech and 30 in the steerage.
In The bark Mary Chiffon, from RIO de JaHeiro-BrIgs
der Gen II Dc Planiaganei Harrison I'd in command
of the Argentine forces F.; J / McNamee.
In he briP augusta. from SdrdnnGh-Mrs II Taylor
and servant Mrs Marsh. Low. Jr. lady child and ser
want Rapp and lady Miss Her Miss Roberts Misc
Hunter, Miss Wsldburg Miss Brown. Miss scudder
Miss Williamson. Messrs X Siewari, X Mckay, w
Wood w T Wood A Patrick. A Mclntire Sloan
w Ssrwell, T Sears, Brider H. Taylor, and Is II
the Storage.
In Bark Teridor. CLARK. from 81. Croix-Wm. j. 7
Clark OF Canada J. +. l. Hunter and lady, and Mr. l.
Verdict of Antigua.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07
Bostou Iuction Sales.

DYT.P. e. q. RICH, IS and 81 Broad-susst, Boo.
ID ton SEMI ANNuAL SALE
ON WEDNESDAY, July u
BOOTS, SHOES. BRO9ANS and HArS-2ooo csses
Boots Shoes Brogsns and Hats comprising The
bic and beat selected assortment of Goods Of Tho knd
offered al suction. myiqy
Every lot ON the Catalogue will be cold without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07
DENTAL SURGERY.

DODGE 4 PARMELE, No n Bond-street, New-York,
~ and Pennsylvania Avenue Washington, ID. &. respect
public, and invite all who require the advice and skill Of
the EXPERIENCED and PRACTICAL DENTIST, 10 cal
hem learn their terms and examine their claims TO pub
lie confidence and patronage.
They would particularly call attention 10 their Patent
method oi fastening artificial teeth when set gold plate
which Is used by themselves alone In the Cities OF New
York and Washington The prominent advantages Of
this mode OF fastening the following IL saves the pain
always attendant upon the removal Of the roots Of the front
teeth and those highly useful in fastening the
artificial teeth II gives the teeth greater rmne-s render
them always much less troublesome, much more use
full the may be- IN the process of macaton than inc
mode IL renders II easy 10 remove and replace
the teeth, which, together with the peculiar simplicity OF e
asienings enables the keep them always clean
The great Improvement secured by this patent needs but 10
order understood and 10 be used 10 De nP
mos distinguished Dentists in the country and is universally
commended by those who have ayaed themselves OF It's i'd
yantages.
Hereafter Smith DoDGg will devote his entire attention
the Office ~ Bond street, New-fork while the JUNIOR
partner will attend to the business In Washington. Mr.
Dodge hegs call attention the following
mendson the Hon Sas Wright, late of the U. $. Sen
ate and Governor of the State Of New York:
WAsHISGToS. ID. c. Feb Is, 1885
Dr. J. Smith Dodge upon his ARRIVAL In Washington TO
open Office Sur Dentist presented To leters
from friends in NewYor of the highest
by and Standing containing the strongest and most iasors
ac,er and his superior professional qualifications These
satisfactory evidences Of the and the DENTIST Induced
engage the professional services Of Dr. Dodge
for my family: and my wife and myself now able
from personal experience add equally favorable
Testimony in his favor a gentleman and sklful Dentist
This testimony thus given by well IN obedience 10
the solicitations Of respectable and worthy friends
York who have for many years experienced the SKILL
fidelity Of the Doctor In his profession as 10 my
je3o steodis sILAs WRIGHT.
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Uatrbes, Jemelrp, Nr.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES

Refdiied az Wholesale Pricss
DY ]. T. WTLLIsTON. Dealer In Watches, wholesale
ID and retail No. | CORTLAND street. corner OF Broadway.
up stairs.
The subscriber has received by late arrivals splendid
assortment OF Watches every description. Those desi
rous of purchasing first rate timekeeper at very low
price would do well call and examine before PURCHASING
elsewhere.
All Watches sold this establishment warranted to per
form well the money refunded. Clocks Watches and
Jew elry repaired IN the best manner at the lowest rates.
j. r. WILLISTON,
e5O lmeodis Courand-st fcor. Broadway up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07
FISHING, SEA BATHING, 20.

OCEAN HOUSE, N. This desirable summer re
~ sort having been newly retted and completely
waited open for the The subscriber would
inform his friends and the public generally, ha
he has leased the above premises and socs SHIRE OF their
patronage.
The steamer ORUS leaves Fulton Market slip daily for the
above House. o. II. WlLLlSTON,
Jy3lw is lLste Of the York House.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07

r. summer Hats.-o FISH, Halter, Isl Broad
ssv respectfully invite. the attention Of the public 10 his
mi and fresh Of elegant hgh and durable sum
ner HAS Of VARIOUS qualities and prices finished up IN
manner and beauty Of shape and cheapness IN
eqaaed Those ye, unsuppied vii do wei to cal and ea
mine. S-SN-
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The new Cleveland Bank has gone into operation.
Another Bank is about being organized as branch OF
the state Bank of Ohio with capital of 100000, ana
will soon be in operation The Mechanics and Traders
Bank of Cincinnati has become organized as branch
of the State Bank OF Ohio.
Rates OF Discount on Bank Notes at the Exchange
Cfice of 1 Thompson "a Wall street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07
FINE WATCHES,

Jewelry, Silver.tNare, &c.
IL O. STONE established 1882 is constantly adding "a
III. his stock the latest styles of LEVER LEPINE and
PLAIN WATCHES; CHAINS, KEYS, PENCIL CASES,
LOCKFTS, SPOONS, &c. &c. II. q. SIS cash principle OF
doing business and with small gains explains
the cause OF the people getting along we when trading
at his store Watches an Jewery carefully repaired Old
Watches, Jewelry, Gold and Silver taken In exchange
their full value or bought for cash.
HUBBARD @. STONE, 401 Broadway,
iel2 Saw MWxF istf Corner Walkers street.
4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOLD
n AND SILVER WATCHES Of the best makers NJ
J. Tobias, X 4 g. Beasly j. Johnson. Gold Anchors sno
Lepine for Ladies, Silver Forks, Spoons Ladies, &c Gold
and Silver Spec, Chains Keys Pad Ware and fancy goods
SC which prepared to sell low for cash. al l5S Bow
ery 6 doors above Broomest N. Y.
AKERLY & BRIGGS.
n. B.-watches, French Clocks and Jewelry repaired
equal to the original Je6 lmeods'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07

ss:'.ss -: ::
s''s'-'s ss sss YORK al FALL TRADE SALE
r rg asp,. 81 .s SOCKS sTkREorrrs
rLArES, he vii commence Of the above den
49, ns sIs co q ss.roasry Pepper. he WI b 's' =
inyoios. :sss2 : .,s.A.a BY 10. July next ~ts'ss
he s.s. GA via b. nd. On r.sp q oesss
....w. At fs s,.s.s sA.S ~ ..s,
BOOKS al low ps,cs&
Z COTTON 4 co. Asedos ss4 cs.a..aos A.s.
chants. NoS 10 ru.on 49,. - - Am e.se-Lo'
made
~ JAMES n. MILLEK. WEDNESDAY, JAY
nls SsIGsA b q NE ssn HsIsn LoTs ocs., -
The Trustees Of th~ Jackson Estate. known - he Hone
stead consisting OF several handre Los situated on Fa
ton Lafayette 0ekAb Portland and Carlton Avennes And
Ssvy' RAYMOND s.. Felix Hsmpden, Oxford and csmh-r.
isndstrrrtx Also. Lots ON Marshall :re~t snd one
jsison near he Jseison Ferry The sale VIZ D. p<srnp
torv TILE indisputable. Terns liberia and made Known
he sale Maps may he bed 81 M once OF the AUCTION
sers. No Liberty street
AtioS O'Clock at Store No Liberty-stre~t
Shoe. and Brossns consisting Of every variety suitable FOE
southern. Western and Northern rrada sale positive.
ny JAMES ". MlLLEk.-wEpNEsUAf
Ola RUBBER SHOES, In New:york. u shs S.ors Of
N...rs B,shop Bre<ien, No u 0odstrcet iOsp paife
PAN and MANUFACTURED India Rubber 5hoes consisting of
The various STYLES and kinds, Wig
Meme ard Womens Sheet Rubber Over SnoeS
Sheet Rubber and Cloth Strapped Over snoss
-" finished Para shoes
Women's
Women's Fared and Lined Boou and Shoe
Galloon. bound 0rccians
Manufactured Buskins
Sheet Rubber Sandals
Dealers from abroad nvei attend this sals rerms
o sale Will be under ESQ cash. under o5p month"; untsr
saN months. over $1,000 months. ~' uvis
ANTHONY }. BLEECkER, Auc:ioneef.
VALUABLE PROPERTY al SApeion, Stated Island
To settle Estate--To be soid public suction.
THU RSDAY the 10th day OF July nstan) al u oeoes
the Merchants Exchange. ANTHONY j. BLEECkER,
Auctoneer The valuable property situated At Sispl~on
Staten Island the Siapleton dock and Van DcrBrs
landing known the Prospec, House, occupied
Academy by the Rev Mr.. lowell The property ~ fe~s
inches In 'front.' BAY and 10 feet In the Brow
neil street and IN depth s6 feet inches on tr North SIDE
and 30 feet the South eide The principal building IL
substantial Brick House. and commands hne view OF tho
Bay AMI Nsrows city and environs there are besides two
buildings the premises, which have been occn
per cent Of purchase money may remain hond
and mortgage for I'VE years " 4 istds
A SSl(:NEE'S SALE OF Millinery Goods.-Will hs
"A sold al Public Auction, al IL O'clock on Monday July
9Th. al t Broadway, the Stock consisting OF Bonnet sks,
Ribbons Lawns, Grapes Foundation Lace, CHIP Arunciai
Flowers xc together with about 80 Sik bcnnes and
Caps the le and made In the beet manner beng
the Stock of a Mliner. L. NJ STEVENS, A..,s,rs.
jyS ST. GEO. HILLS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07
nIy A TIGHT PLAcE"-The Memphis Enquirer
tells curious story of poor black fellow VINO was
AFFIXED IN an attempt to gain his liberty. II says:

Sfolled Ia ali attempt 10 gam ms liberty III says;
On Sunday morning the 9Th inst box marked John
Emmett Louisville, Ky was deposited on the whari--to
he hipued by the first boat II left by free black
,sbo was yey particular in directing TO be handled
with care An hour two after gentleman happened
IN suuroach when voice from the interior was heard
90 cai out open the door" Much CONSERVATION fol
loved and the spectators thought his Satanic Majesty
bsd taken temporary lodgings in the box.
Afer due deiberafion, Mr.. Shaw, the owner Of the
boat ripped the top with butchers ceaver, when
out u,nped a strspping nearly dead with sufo-
es:ou and sieaming like the escape pipe Of steam
boat lie was greatly exhausted but was revived by
The fresh air and the application Of stimuants, when
he gave the following account Of his singular incarce-
ration
cit appears tina, he belongs 10 Mr. Job Lewis Of Ger
man,owr and has been hired here in town. He says
that the scheme which had well nigh cost him his life
was concoced months ago by John Bennett, free
black well known to many OF our citizens. The inten-
lion was 10 chip him. IN the manner attempted, 10 Gin
cnuail whence he was 10 be conveyed 10 Canada. IN
the box quantity Of moss number OF plates and
few dozen water-crsckcrs. Air holes were bored IN
the end of the box. They forgot however TO put in
supply Of He says that he would inevitably have
died IN a very short while if he had been cxtricated
and bis condition when taken GU, Of the box confirms
the opinion"
Bennett has since been arrested
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Gummer fashions.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER oool

NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING
Vk GEORGE T. GREEN, 10 Chaiham-street, corner Of
Pearl-Wul keep constantly on hand FULL and CON-
PLETE ASSORTMENT Of NEWS. BOYS and chill
DRENS CLOTHING OF oil descriptions made In ths
MOST FASHIONABLE sryLE which he would respect.
fully invite the attention OF those 10 want As he has made
gements Cloth Cassssevs DessSs &C. by
every packet and has occurred the services Of experienced
Cutters he pledges himself 10 give perfect satisfaction to s
who may purchase
usfh dr,ct psncfuaify. mli isu
VIM. T. JENNINGS 90.
WRAPPERS AND TAIL0RS, Importers Of Fancy Dreso
IL Articles, &c, 81 Broadway, American Hotel. IN
cept Of tmn usually extensive assortment Of new
and Fashionable Goods for Spring and Summer
psng black and colored French and English Cloths Cas
neres and vesngs In great variety Twesis Cashmefes,
&c. which will be made up TO order prices which esnnos
fail TO be appreciated.
In addition to assortment Of Goods kept by hs
trade, have hand several new styles Ready nads
Spring Overcoas, Frocks and DOrsays with variety
OF Fancy Dress ARTICLES mh7
NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS
4 T THE NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESrAB-
"A LISHMENT, 1877 Broadway, three doors below The
Franklin House The subscribers now receiving dres
from European Markets the latest and fashionable
styles Of SPRING GOODS aiaPtei for oenuemsns wesr,
The public with their Spring Garments at very modessls
prices Our stock OF Fancy Goods very rch being sels
ed by our agents the Pars and London markets cash
thereby enabling Offer thu richest and desirable
patterns Of every article belonging To genemans ward
robe such prices will convince thc most scepuca tsl
unparalleled Low PRC ES-po taxing patrons
with the denquences necessarily attached to tho credit tu
sness Strict puncuaty observed In hing ordefa No do
Walton In prices. lmsl J. C. BOOTH co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07

" Summer Hnts-Summer HatsoCompfisins
latest fashions variety consisting OF Drab beaver
Pearl and Waite Cashmere Panama. Leghorns, &c kc O.
IS per cent less than Broadway prces cal viii sumee
TO convince the sceptcal
jel2 sodisu WATSON Co Ia Chsiham D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07

Brig Antelope. Dumeresgue. arrived at Macao oh
March. from Bombay. Spoke, on the 2d March. ship
Lucas Miller from Liverpool % Nov. The Lucas had
fallen in with the ship Huntress Lover, from Newly or <
29:h October for Canton the day before.
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10y ORDER o. The Hon. Mcnael I. IlshOeaer, hr.

DY ORDER OF the Hon. Michael T. tshoefer nrsi
ID Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas for the City and
County Of New YorkNoice hereby given pursuant 10
the provisions Of the statute authorizing attachments
nonresident debtors that attachment has issued against
the estate Of ALFRED A. WOOD; resident of the State
of Connecticut and that the viii be sold for the
eni OF his debts unless appear and discharge such al
faclnenf according TO law, within nine months from the
publication of this notice ana ia me payment 81 any
as due II, him by of this STATE, ard the delivery
10 him. or for s use any property wtsin this State be-
longing 70 him. and the transfer OF any such property by
him. are forbidden by law, and are voidDaed The 5h day
OF July. 1915 GkO L. GODDARD,
NJ isvQr Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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THE MOST DELIGHTFuI. OF ALL EN-:

THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL EN-.
i CURSlONS-A sail across the Hudson River Ia HOBO
KEN. and then walk to the ELISlAN FIELDS, along hs
exceedingly beautiful and picturesque shores OF the place
will prove the easily accomplished and attractive OF AL
RURAL EXCURSIONS that can be made from the City
The Grounds present charming aspect the trees being
in leaf and the soil covered with rich turf The walks
in excellent order having been considerably embeised TIM
present Spring Tie Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal, and
christopher streets are completely fitted up with awning,
sni seats Might Boats run from Hoboken to Bsrcaysrees
until II O'clock Fsrriaye 81 cents. mytn tmuais'
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The amount of Treasury Notes outstanding;
July l. l545. .-...-...---.-.----- -s'e9''o4 IL
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands
Of the accounting oficer...-..-.. 4'voo w
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MRS. MOWATT.

list PuBLrsHED, and sor sale by az Booksellers,
y EVELYN; OR, A HEART USAA5kED A Tale Of
ns.fir Lie, by Ann. ora Nov Authorcf @Fashlon,r
Comedy The Fortune Hunter" &C. In 9volA, each
q eenis jyl Nv