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sal alton bestowed Knox Spring style Of Hat
furnishes additional evidence of his skill and Tits
really beautiful in structure and quality OF eal an
Is matter ofsurprisc how excellent article DO
furnished Mt the low price OF four dollars But
the days and Knox finds to his interest be
in the fashion you seeking for spring hat ashiona
bic, yet cheap, visit No. l2s Fulton street.
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GOuraud's Liquid Hair Dye ~ without
exception reservation the very best equally
ssiobrs.od is GouKAUD nsdostsd Soap for cnrins
Res irsskle: sallownos chaps ehacs, reughnsss, So
foudre Subtitle uproots hair from u the body
Liquid Rouge, Lily bite, and Hair Glots, q wakes
gtreet, near BroedWAy
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portant discovery by WIN II. BUTLER (Plumbe National
Gaery) No. Isl Broadway combines the detail OF the dS
grerreotype with the finish finest painting
Only one sitting lie required.
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Hair Dye.-Batchelor's celebrated Liquid
Hair Dye the best yet discovered coorng
whiskers the moment i s applied The wonderful
Dye performs is astonishing. 1t for SALE applied
BACHELORS Wig Factory, No. Vail street. Copy tn
address,
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WIZ uftSt 1UuPccs-UWtCIcIUFB HeW Bty1c
ofWgs the most perfect imitation nature
yet Those wanting superior article should
onu ut BATCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No. Wall
street where be found the largest best
in the city, Copy the address
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Clirehugh's Wigs and Toupces stand un-
rvaed for their perfect IT. beauty Of fnish htne and
durability Gentlemen would do well to call
before purchasing elsewhere Copy the address, ITO Broad
stairs, opposite Howard Hotel
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The National Celebration.

CELEBRATION BY THE PRISONERS AT SING SING
PRISON.
The celebration of this day by these unfortunate per-
of the most peculiar character The officers of
the prison, with liberal spirit and correct philosophy
that has adopted the policy that kindness will produce
moro good among the prisoners than severity. Sunday
he anniversary Of national independence latter
ming with the prisoners to patriotic non deli
vercd by the Rev. Mr. Wells brought the prisoners from
their cells about six o'clock and gave them full and free
liberty OF the yard and the privilege Of taking
Portable bath (not shower bah) in the North river.
Nearly all the officers and guards Of the prison in
attendance and the presented of the
interesting and amusing that could be imagined. OF the
1S7 prisoners. nearly all in the at time:
and such jumping such splashing. such shouting and
suct freedom, was barely, If among cub
ec AT instants call to ect order and full bord
nation This concluded all marched back to their
cells regular IA the troops Of regular army
On the fifth the day thu the day celebrated the
ces were opened Mt A. under the superin tenfencs
OF the officers when the prisoners who desired bat
allos ed the privilege OF hour After bcakt ~
they returned to their cells to receive their usual
from the contractors and then In contradtncton to the
ocular Tuesthey allowed freedom Of speech the
fullest degrwith the restriction that neither obscene
blasphemous language should be used Then the
greatest liberty opened such huzzas for lib rty
rarely heard and rarely really felt Patriotic
were fupg patriotic toas were given patriotic speeches
mace. and thus the time passed until nine O'Clock
closed every mouth when the prisoners silently sunk
rest contrasting their position violate Of the
with tboe who yet In the full and free enjoy of
ih"' W. y" law grants TO all VINO its advocates
and supporters.
.s... : . .4,,gos Except the bathing which sup
peO by dance SLOWED TO the female prisoners
tho yard attached 20 their prison and the day off
with great b,srity and eothusissm
This literal movement entities the inspectors and off,
to Giuch credit.
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The Common Council and the City
Inspector.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.

ORION
WEDNESDAY. JUtY 7--Alderman BoYcE (Pifth ward)
prctcDted resolution that the Committee Ordinances
forthwith report ordinance appointing health
0sns tb oughout the city 10 this prenxed pream-
tie setiDp forth the action Of the Comm COunc in
anoting them and alleging the inefficency Of the de
purmert n consoquepce to take neoessar, rec ti1rs
8panst the approach OF cholera which w. nov In the
s'aits lie rad 'he resolution and moved its adop
which fecoudsd
Alderman WESLEY sMrrH Eleventh ward) moved tina
i taieefred 70 The Committee on Public ue,lth.
AfrEENAN BCYoE certainly objected Co that course
once there III y world hear it, twas a very
important mater something should he done In IT, rhe
tboitTs wac even nos raging in the united States !;
ano any prepsratory tep coud be taken here before
1t reached the cry, The common Council bound 60
take them lie repeated his hope that the resolution
wouo bc adopted
AinfBMAr sruBrryAN1. (3d ward) as one OF the
Committee on public health world certainly urge chem
TO prepare and PR pose ordinance but there
AIpLfMAR BHIs.ry. 10Th ward) called for the read1g.
and the cc read the preamble and resolution accord
inply.
ALprRNAs sTuRrEvANr asked Whist was the object in
referring IL 10 the Health Con mittee?
Alderman SMITH would briefly expain the reason The
whole sp If the resolution directed them forth with 20
prepare and report an ordinance for the appointment OF
Health Waroens; and IL be Understood " rightly they
were not rcaoy Jet to appoint those wardens.
AldefIn BoYcE quite prepared for the objection
lie snew they not sdy 10 appoint them but IL
bishy important they should be l. It went there that
would b. the last Of Il and IL should TO ths Com nit
on Odinnces a. 1t was required to do away With one
orolnshee nnd appoint another
nlo.rman DEsa.S Sixteenth ward suppo.ed Y was
fs... -" han supT o-eu 20 700 10 loff tnat ~ was
inpor'art 70 appoint the wa'dena. but he was not
aware What they had ever zone They seemed to b.
qui's ,uIe'huons and useless. and hat the
or mem and he could truly that after he
appoint Mt he found hs wara in wor condition thap
y wat IN le4s The Board OF Heath had been peeled
70 iak acton and wss he supposed quite compstest
TO do 20. He In his district FOR long time
aDo never raw him duty
Alderman srutrrvAyr .aid the objections w.re we'll
Pu. but the wsrdens had been the Of pointing
and nmoyiDr q great deal OF flth Yet the Common
Council CD C. ming into poser bsd passed d moe
repeating rbe b'p heal Jaw whioh authorized the IL.
srecto 70 appoint number 10 be ordered by the Com
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On Tuesday afternoon July 8. sfter short illness Mrs
FRAncrsP ST john. wife OF Benjamin G. st. John, In
the 5Sth year # her age.
The friends and acquaiutar of the family
spectfuy rquetted 10 attend her funeral, to morrow
afternoon at O'Clock FROM her late q Hud
place West Thirty fourth street between Ninth and
Tenth avenues
On Wednesday, July 7. ELIZA A., only daughter Of D.
and Amelia A. Manning aged year months and
days
The relatives and r,erds Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend her pefal this afternoon at o'clock
from the residence of her grandfather John Manning
Esq Carbon avenue, near Myrtle, Brooklyn, without
further invitation
On Tuesday evening July after short Illness, JOHN
D. MoRRs IN the Goth year Of his ago
His friends and those Of his father David Morris, also
those Of h Charles s. Oakley respect
fully invited 20 attend his funeral this afternoon at
O'Clock from the residence of his father, 1853 West Six
teentb street. wi hont further invi, alton
On "wednesday July MARY, widow Of the late George
LR~at Thustn n. aged IS years.
The friends OF the family and those Of her son, John
Riley respectfully invited to attend her funeral
this afternoon at O'clock from her late residence %
Sullivan street.
Drowned. in Shrewsbury River, on Monday, July s,
JAMES " ROBERTS, in the Goth year of his age.
His friends. and those Of the family. requested TO
attend his funeral from the residence of his father Ro-
Roberts rs Third street this afternoon at O'Clock
precisely without further invitation. His remains will
be taken TO Trinity Cemetery for interment.
On Tuesday morning July 6, Of consumption, ISAAC
WILSON, In the 2Sth year of his age.
1 have been 70 long with pain oppressed
That's worn my strength away
II makes me long for endless rest,
That never will decay.
The friends and relatives of the family invited t.
attend his funeral this morning. ut 10 o'clock from SS7
Broome street
On Tuesday evening. July 6. MARGARET daughter of
Mr. Thomas Kerr 307 Twenty ninth street aged months
and IL days.
At Peors Illinois. on June s. GEonGE H. PADpocx for
mery If this city, aged 81 years
In New Orleans, June IS MARIA, wife Of John b.
jackson, late of this city.
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SAN JUAN Eic--S'-smstip Prone hers - homer wye
n, 90 children. Homer wic snd tnf"e chdrec Joe
Etnh wife and four cliareu, Mies H"m,r. W Hopkins
spd M,.a Finley. Mites En- MIS- VI ~kt,s
MissC MCoy Gooer n Haaer VIM ION Mrs
C,mnbe,, and .bpdrep Mrs " iii.y. w with ia
woy,b Mrs Thort Mrs Beliirlehsm, Fesherth ars
ndais ard children, Mrs liDdemao. W Aran vtfs,
child ard servant Hoekstsatter Pierce Mrs Hosser
psve vie and shi1d Laws 90 per p NeStngsr.
scat A Tkomp.D Mrs n SCOTT ard two childr- Mrs
ko,s krs lsrke Corner Hpntr Mier s
afford Mr. arneio sn@ chilS Mf. . Arnold a.d four
Mrs Cprtis and two ehdr et. Hopais- W arcwa Idl
Gibson Wiley WA Upton, q shinh,ae wife snd I've
cincrer DsisI bto trs Wilson. Slater BsNswsI
} y sinclair, a Sbess MIS- sha. sa,msp % y Day.
Bsr or s.,eheroush Mu'bhr. AVaars Gee
Clsvle Morris MCurts ard thrc chill ,rcn 'sea usu
h.rt, J. d Budmi, % P.,ton, T Hukiebv CANCEL 9
Dim, bupp. p,nLertby, W rretsbcp, r Stevens
,,." e T.yi.I Morrison knr.y sr,wn AnL
BE- n nrns w. ss"ss .. !.
u Strsuhhsn " Shepard, r Ksvsp.ghi j G Sohmii. A
NcIonorsh n Locker W Poirsett sC.szsns y Frisht
. " Wnsor.F stesrr nrrod q Brrns W s.
setrr .o,sy t1w.ets Weeks = risrco ~
Psvrir Ftor. krtan II PRATT Gra@ .immrn. r Do
rehtp Bhwerney. A FLANDERS shs'er y Burnhtm,
a Btrptami n esid " VI, wn. W Unnear q /. Dssi-
ser, kesers % Mcsser. Ea'throok Gysrsonsnd tg
w the steefsge.s
NV 0rIsars-stesmshi hip Frauk,in-Nr. whi,ems--A
end elld kiys Ann Cotesly u Drhl lady and twn chit
drep nv Stephers, lady snd sister pr Daveneovt
Ntses w Lee, Meehan Kuroheadt Mcintosh No
ronveu sttd Are, n IL ,hs sseerage
CnArrFatroE-stesm,bip sou,h ruer- Mrs Gsmhie W
Mr. Wafer Blake, Mr. v Spder.oi Mr. usoI ,m,p .nt
soy, W, r,,er srd lad, Thos Nol,u n X Js,.r Wv
Vrenctsr w. TZtmt Carter r r Peiiot. A. OSesby.
abd twenty three Ia the steersge.
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ds schss Deipbln. susAn Ross, Sarah Ann. WHITE sud
bawyer, Dol Waterman NYcrk.
Cleased-ohip North Bend Mssa barks Thorndike Dus-
pcs Ayrss Sarah Brysnt usdeira; EIm. and Nashua.
Philadepha, brigs Atlantic. whaling Calcutta Jackson
VILE; eehr A Lswrenoe. NYork.
CPer Canada
ELsIrxuR June lArr ship hsdora, Cronstadt for New
York.
from went ashore yetsrday the southwest
emo Of this sApd lies her besueDds wsterogged
Part of her cargo IL washed the cd b being
ed and the vessel dmastled she expected to become
total lose - -
no date st2y N. Ion AZ. . -
Ship Josephine, from Nfork Tor sfrancsco, May 81 las
lon ~.
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On Sunday. July g. By the Rev. George Hughes. Mr..
soiomor McGowr to LAvNIA NJ, daughter Of Caroline
L Ward. all Of Jersey CITY
On Saturday June 20 by the Rev. DR.. Knox. Mr. Will
JOHN DowNEs. u Westchester county, to HANNAH,
second daughter OF johnson Chase Esq of this city
Wrstchester and Staten Island papers please copy.
On Monday July 8. by the Rev. Peter b Heroy, Mr..
RosERT scoTT late Of California to Miss MARY EroLIsH
Of Wet Point Orange county New York.
On Sunday July q In Brooklyn, Long Island by the
Rev George Brown, Isaac 0sBoNp, If Suffolk county
Long Island, 10 SARAH W. PRICE, Of Warren county New
Jerrey.
At the Manor of Livingston, on Saturday July 3, by
the Rev Mr. Harrison Of Virginia. Lieutenant HARRIsos
United Staes Army to MARY ALLEN, eldest dsughter Of
Anon Livingston Of this city.
In this city. on Sunday. July 4 by the Rev. G. H. Fay
G,oGcE W. WA9s1N to Miss LUCINDA w. SrErsos both
formerly of Maine
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Cleared.

Cleared.
steamship Southener Foster Charlie ston Spoord Tiles
Ship Robt Peel aanj weinhoIds H.nours schmidt
shp g.i,oko. Perkins. St sohu. M. T Lord.
BARK yh' usd. winter Msrsees Foster Nioser,on
Brig CALYPSO tNesp) scsrrAte Marselles ssrdy
Brig Jefferson, Richardson, Lisbon.
Brs WIN ne h'iRs snrd Essnc,c
Brig Inns, Wade Rum Key Perkins & Delano.
SER Daring Wheeler, Cadiz, sardy T. sanford
sssr s.n, BIZ MARTIN WGd.9. 81 ssSms,d
Sch, s. Wary i SsIr Rio Rah@asd pissson '"
sobr Ann Gsrdnef. NOSE. ., hm1nd, y Pier;op.
schr New ors. Goodseil Boston, Dayton & spraguO.
sioOp Charles. Fowler, Newport.
Ship Raven Henry. Carton March 81 Macao oath. with
tea, pp no ss' to wsrrsI p1s'eS Java Head
Lo,oon for Canton Nav "a of Cape o, Good Hope pssscd
JOY GSPs ss s' ssosaossa ssaa. 'R
o mshsp Bc%os Sr sossqs for London
savannah May le Of Cape Of Good dope Bs.nry Hume
s ass ss ha
ten dsys on the csps hope aud has been two days
slp HUDSON (ereml Hohor,t Bremen. 40 days. in bal
sf r az srsr 10 s New S. Go and n days
10, Bsr. 18th ndse. to dowlard q a.puwslt
aay pS 18th % ~,s % Es Ne" o''''n'
ss's ssss s% ssTTy .ol srfH'N 40 days with
ns, Lriir prs. n'lTaI a. 49, day. sr Sss
"a sn,le Ispd stoke Dr. schr -, from ireland for
Bsrt John Murray COZ Boson), Knapp Alphabetical Il
DAYS WITH cotton, To matter
Big rredui,l COT Bo-ton) Upper. tlste Crosby Who
West June 20 with ides 60 crosby Or oker 70 Wh>u
hee days from ssn Juna all the and PASSENGERS
,aE tca With the fsyer .oihg abort o medieioe
81 n geitns bad put int Key Wet before
hoard, ordered qusraotce and paid
Ter sttepi her saiinR two hours We ebtrested them
to,ec.ne Nr penry Walls passenger ana Mr. Robinson
tten,isr taD capane Of giving tncm witch hst
'sress 70 q: Three hour. ssrwsrds mssssa. wss re-
th,n hut THAI tie Mayor Of Key West refused To-
tn,m 20 be landed We have TO retnru ihaok' 20 M rd
u,robsrt 'svcra he showed us 10 supryinE
ind his ~ relieving suG rings The
rlp.nh ,,s.sr.gs, Al we'll At rreent.
Brig xonoptop Wording Csrdenss juno n. With sugar
.no m, lsstes. to p Bucs " 60
b,is b,o'ner cam lpssus J.nc 2S with sslt 70 Lsdd
~ hence for dsrbor Leland. z days ont
Sch, si,m tof Bel'.t burhsm Port an Prince y days
.oi Fne srd Henry Wood. Of Hull, Eng sesmen died a,
sotr johnson (Br,. Aubrey, Bieutbers 7dsys with
pinesppis,, " @ MnIer Go.
Pxemplsr tBrl. smi,h, Windsor Ms, IS days with
ST. Arbsds Helaen Apsscbleoa. II day, with cotton
seb, Pm,ao Fsrro- washing ton NO, days with nsvs
sotr Jps Nancy LittIston, Nowbern NC, days with
sehr wiry Jsne Bentley Norssik sosya
s.h, , s'siy H,0h Inc "s,, s s%f nos,o,
schr Antilles Bsr. Newark for ssiem.
sohr prde Pressey Roepisp6 6days.
sbr " niism, Bsnsc' mo tport.
sohr Ger Barry. Lossjoy whiting.
sailed,
Steamship sutberrer. Poster Charestcn ships SIR Rob
p,et ueubatdt Bsmburs Alexander, Jnhna,o, asItim
srss Alden Bates Belize H"ri Londonderry ( 8rD
-. s,Jobn NB tris hope Lor'nR. wiimiasson NC
Wine outins the d,y fom Southwark.
rsless~psse marine R-psvss. 49,,
49,. -. ss...,,,- .,tu.a.i oh,a, bsta Julia Anu.
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THE IRISH CIVIC SOCIETIES.
DnooKIyN, July z, 1852.

10 THE EDITOR OF the H.RAaD
In yorr report Of The celebration of American indep
deDce Nv the above tpe procession Is said have been
composed ofan nnensc train Of Irish civic soceies from
Ne.ark, yopkers Astoria, and all the villages within a
considerable distano~ Az this IL ipcorrec,
allow 10 set you right and to give honor where honor
u due" The following societies alone took part 10 the
procestioD In order. viz
l. shamrock Society, New York. Michael Don
nelly Manhal
2-Er'n vra,ernG D. Society, brooklyn Charlie Can
ming. Ma hal
PA U. b. Society, New York. Dennis None, Mar
thtl
s-Roman Catholic Total Abstinence Society, New
York john Dryer Mar hal.
firth American sooiety, New York. John Mon
taeuc Mar bal
e-biberpla B. B. Society, New York Michael Rel
mond. MsrshaI.
W thu you will perceive that except one from Brook
Ign all were New York societies II b.nl quite cvden
your reporter has been m-normed. either by design
9th rNse H. bu justice TO the members Of these sooe
lee conpoted they not Of farmers hut men CON
rritDT the bone Dew OF the trade ~ New York
Biookyp protesting vsroDr csiling- bot whose heart
uDies In love fr heir poor Old oppressed country
and devotion 20 the country AZ their adoption and wbo
for the achievement ~ the ibrty of he and In a.
fence Of the lib rites Of The other sacrifice
their lives Your insertion n bis 10 your widely sprss
paper will ret ell right and satisfy large cirse Of Jon,
numerous readers Your obedtcnt
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PLACES NArIvITy-Unites States. 1885, ireland, So:
England. 3D. Scotland. a. Wales Il Germany 26 France
Holland, l. Switzerland. British Possessions in North
america, West In dies. !; unknown.
FRon-Hosptal Bellevue 8; Penitentiary, Blsckws'Is
bland 6; Lpnatic Asylum Blackwelrs Island L. City aos
pial 8; Aims House Backwells Island O. Colored Home.
l: CoIored persons. 6.
ILterments returned from Wards leland. 2.
A. W. WHITE City Inspector,
City Inenertnr.s Ofhce. MI
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RPrMrN- ship Hudeon-B Y mis- = vry~ lsdy All
smtly, Lhtrts,l and lsty Maria N~mev.r k@uy
kreh brcTtr std 'sdy Max Bsmrr 1rntner iaaY
nd ismily isiher AND Family W Ram y, krnheoets
and 'sry q sttgnSup u Siefepa
hrAIAomootA-Bsth Jon, Moray MetIrs bosa'n'
CARrrNAs Brss xo, opbor- Mr. and NJ, xemsnsy and
four daughters, Mr. SterliDg Mr. Rodrisuus.
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TIE MILITARY.
Nrw Yopx Juiv q 1850


TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
noticed lev Inttakls in the Ipof parade OF
yesterday in The evening HERALD The Eighth R"gi
meut Wa binron Gr~ys for the last eighteen mo Dths
nearly have been under my command assisted y
uaim VI y Cfsst0 for the last Fix months No i.eute.
nant Colonel. The uniform and grey through
out (tKc'pt The old Washington Blue troop The Con
irenfl Guard having changed their nnif3rm TO orr
o-,alshed BIZ If Dress formerly under the comm md
II cur lnte Lieutenant Colonel NJ vandyc Your
military ri or,or hos been wrongly Informed aud would
haik you 10 corect these Yours most respect
fully. THOs. Y DE woe
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On Thursday, judy 1. at the reslnce Of lie parents
6<venty ninth street. near fiji ne, CHARLEs How
LAND yANWART.
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BoARD 90 ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. }


Wednesday, July I. 1864
Professionalism Trotter Esq. pres,dent In IN.
ohsir Afsitsnt Adermen Brown fait Mabbat o. Brien
Rodn,sn, Bresoen Woodward Ring. Wells Andcy
son Bouion DcGowsn. Wright wheelsn, Barker RIO.
gers Valentine, Brastow. McCoDkey.
By AsSistant Alderman BR.sTow-0f Thomas Pearson
and Others that the curb and gutter and
sidewalks tagged -four feet vide where not nj eady Done
In Eighty. tird and Eighty fourth streets between
Fourth Fifib avenues To Committee on Roads
By .ame--0f and others for a well and pump in
Eighty third ,tree between Fourth and Fifth avenues.
To
BY ssme OF James O. McAdam aud Others. for a
pump IN Fhy thru street, between Fourth and Fifth
AVENUES. To same
Ny Assis ant Alderman BRowr-Of John 3 Hoilister
end Ubeys Tor be widening Of Battery place TO the
wet line a. Wet street To Com nittee Stne-ts
ny same-Of J. % Moore f,r oompe usation for extra
vork &c IN paving Of West and Jay streets
Te Commtts on fDe u. partm
ny Afsisisnt Alderman WRigHT-0f Company me
rso~D Rates. Mes York state militia for third story Of
nAssx Ssrkrt for dIu room. To Committee Repairs
and supriies
ny AssisisDt Alderman Mcfowxs--0f Murphy a. Flynn
and o'hers Cor permi'on 70 ~ double railroad
o. eecona avenue from Hsneh river 10 Houston street.
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MARITIME INTBLLIGE G e
Movements of Ocean Steamers
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 7, 1852.

ALMANAC NEw voRK-THIs DAT.
RISES. ........ IS MOON IL 81
SETS. ....,....... II HIoH WATER. eve %
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rsiesy~pbsc Marine R-psvss.
Montpelier, Phadslch@ bfis julia Ann
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-30
WONDER WORKING sALvE.

JNR PoRTER's w0NDER-wORKING SALvE, rs pre-.
pared by the late DR.. Tacy of this city, acts like a
charm invariably eectng permanent in all
Wounds Bruises, Burns, Scads Chiblans painful Swell.
fngs Bes Piles Abseesses Ulcers and Sores Of all kinds
IL is wonderfully eficacious fr inflammation rising
Of the female breast inflammation arising from any
cause.
As lip save and for chappcd hands, It has no superior
IL will make perfect cure in hurry.
One Of the subscribers has used IL in his family with
astonishing and recommend with cend
And well assured Is the proprietor ef its efficacy Ia,
purchaser will be at liberty TO return what saye left
his money be refunded in case of failure
GRAY & BALIANTYNB,
oct t2o-T Booksellers, 7th ST.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-30
THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE,


CONTENTS: Bryant, (Portrait)- Powerful Microscope
~ Life and Times of Johnson (Nne Engravngs(-
ry of the Alehemists: Bacon Flannel acknowledgement
Fuller 0ssoli-Orthography: Webser-The Good Prior
Odyle and Ghoss-Trainipg of Bishop Example of Sue
MISUNDERSTANDING Literary Impostures-Re cutting
Of the Kohl noor-Washington ryng-Rapidy of Thought
in DreamngPhotography its Origin Progress and Pres
ent StateThe Church In the CataoembsThe Needlewo-
man Sketch from Lfe-Aud Lang Syne: Adventures OF
Will with the WitchesThe Duke of Wellington, Engrav-
ing)-A Fox's RevengeThe Lost Hunter, Two Engrav-
ings-The Last Days of Copernicus True History-Art
Education among All Classes-Scher and Goethe in rela-
ton to Chrstanity-D Detached Thoughts from Richter
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Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-30

Suddenly, on Friday, October 29 CHARLES G. WILCOX,
In the S6th year Of his age
His friends aequaintanoes invited to attend the
funeral o his late residence Of and 18th sts
TO morrow, Sunday at o'clock p. m
On Wednesday, the u tn instant JOHN DOUGLASS Sr.,
in the T7th OF his age His friends are invited 10 at
tend his funeral on Sunday the 3is instant III O'clock
from his late residence, Goth street west
On the 2lst instant, at Williamsburgh, Mr.. JOHN R.
MORAN, In his 10th year Deceased was formerly
this city.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-30
A CARD.

IE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that he has purchased the interest Of
Mr. SAMUEL SToTT in the known GROCERY STORE at
the $. w. CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
2oT STREET opposite the West MarRet whore 10 intends
keeping a complete assortment OF Family GROCERIES OF
the very best quality together with Horse Feed and all
other articles kept IN rsrato Grocery Establishment,
which he will sell at prices low they be procured
in any part of this city lie respectfully invites the aten-
ton of families and others to h Stock Of Goods and
them they viii find II to their adj aniage 10 give linn trial.
THOMAS oXLEY,
sop Cow Al Samuel Stott'- Uld Stand.