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nAaoAsss NolAs. ws OF John Nolan, mariner, formerly
Of zoe sup 3sABso0k
Sousberu % isase COPY.
O'BsID.-O, -sturdsy, June Is, 1869, LAwaxsox
q esis M i've % the partsh OF Drnaugd. c0lu.y OF
Cork, Ireland.
HIs aud scqaautsnces arc respectfully vised Il
asIpe Tue une nj, rom nts iats residence, No. 63
merry street, tos (SupdAy) Afternoon, at nslDss tss
ochck His reGsSas viii taken Calvary CeoaessrS
for 'n'ermsnt
Cork papers please copy.
oKoAkK- -On SATURDAY morning, Juno IS, PATRICK
OhoARk, native OF Cfoney county Slg0, ireland, Agod
Hs ftleqds aud acqpsn,auoes are respectfully Invited
10 stebd toe funeral from hs late residence No 63 M
berry street, tbs {Ssoday) Afternoon, at txo O'Clock
BIS rcmsios viii ne Inferred in Calvary &c uetery.
fosl AT South Workers. Westcheslcr county, N. Y.
on saturday, Juoe is. Of consumption. NARY Ass Pusr,
seed Years montha aud days. youngest daughter cf
the Va Daniel Post
The relatives and friends Of tho family arfuvite1 To
aueod the funera from the Methotiss Church 6
south Ycnkeys, on Monday afternoon half pass ave
pcocS Her remaias viii be inferred In Trinity Gene
cry.
Porrs.-ir San Frarcsco, Cal. on Sunday May I5 Ed
WIN Porrs, aged ss years, formerly Of New York CITY
uus son OF Eugene and Margaret Shins aged years.
u )nths and Is Gays
the relatives ana friends OF the family n,so the Nom
bers OF Adr,s,o Engine Company No. are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral Monday Afternoon At
two O'Clock from the residence OF his parea,s No. 03
Canal street
SUMMERS, On Saturday, June 10, SUSAN c. summs,
wd0~ OF the late +. 8. Summers, aged SO years.
The relatives and friends invited ni ner fune
raj, OF Moooay morning at ten 0c!ocx from resi-
dence Of her 400 IN law, Charles s Palmer, No. 2ss
VAN BusKIRx -l,n Friday June II, SARAH NJ VAN Bus.
KIRK, widow OF John Van Buskrk, and daughter Of
late John Greenfield.
The trieuos the family invited attend tue une-
raj, from tbs Church Of the Ascension, OF Fifth
avenue and Tenth street. Monday morning, al ten
O'Clock, without further invitation.
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From y,iuidad in the brig Pe.srsCAas Maau. Lsnao
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drew Reid kcbolss Jacobus John isrmonhs Thos CLAYTON
Can't Ellis Ur Carey lazy AID nshter; Rev A n al
ette samuel CArnes baitmore David Ynu1g Ansaldo
shanucs, lady and two children, McL,ugh
iyn lady, two children asd Phsdephs John vo1t
nd lady, ew York; sutherland q Wsmhesie A
pIsrcA Besuaeh, James Kirs strick wu Mssdy r
Porteous sta'r Mrs fipchon and chd Mrs Mann aad
chic Davenport and lady Miss Davenport. Mss Az
Davenport col lie Mot DR. 1irard Wash aaon Geo
Briggs W q Sschaan Bailey Rev u Phelps Ja nes
Phelps, II CATTLE San Frsncisco h D Colo nhoun Lon
don; Vaughan r Mann Y sam Amigo, jose Mara A1u
EBobusop and lady. New York; John SAWYER Jackson
New York. Capt j Palmer, A Oh Apio A NJ Gardner Mr.
Bsoup, 81 Thomas Mss Al ais Pmh, l. B Bates PuRh
Joseph Sellers Rev Eastpn Rev Mcdi Thos Samson
and los tt the steersge Specie $5000 900.
Fer Charleston IN he st amshp Nash lleNr Fulton I.
Rugg Mrs bradford and daughter capt Jervey, q Il
leeds Mre ancey Miss Hancev End.brAndt DR. Brad
ley hrB Bart two Masters Hamilton Miss Ysncey Mrs 8es
Mrs. Ball and servant Miss Darwin r and Iady
DR. Hamilton, Csron Thomas Hopkins Steele. Mrs Ksa
merry Remington Mr. may ladv And child schroe Ia
dy daughter Dennis Mr. Fox Thon,scn Ftsher a
sllrox. J Small Dixon, N Conklin, Bolis Mont
gomery, A Lathrop
For Savannah In he steamship Florida nv Smith Miss
wan and infant Frazer, Henry fuller Jf; sam ,ei
Day d Mcintyre, G Holden, Bar ey Il II Chsrdley
Riley. " Miller Nestor Mos Wndsaip nr and Mrs
BUR- anc three In the sieerage
For Fcrfolk Petersburg Richmond IN The ste ansip
jan sowr-C Mccullough, I Lowry, r Moooev AuxlG
Friend hcuddy, George Mih.er, wilson WIzin hi
Cornell, Peit kesd. John Peterson, " >steu
Fsuh Jsmes She Imam Samuel Cartwright j hn Tornrey
Johu nc s.nop John o.e John Corprex William Gorprew
Leighton and lady -Add " the sleorAgs~
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I"o Steamship Asgo, Of tho Galway Line.
Another drss csss sore s ans, bs been .fidod 70
the feet OF ocean which comprise tho o.
way tne This vessel Ia tho Ago, which arrived bore
nom CstwAy via ~ Johas, A. r., ON Monday last She
hhs teen s,d 70 the At AUTO steam N.ys .C,a Com
thny for very high lRafa Sae fsar yoass
ola, rank at LcJds. aud Ia OF the
s,roi gett pIppelers al az she Ia 0.rk
reg aearlf Of 2,yfc ster and syo mir
then Sne Ia divide, into dve water tigot coupatt-
~ ms ~ i,ur iukbesds, aud she Esd ~,
Tfei ,gNaet ura OF aoy o.hsr accidsDt Her
Length over all ia 2s0 fest, her BREATH Of
beam In 81 feet aud her depth Of hold Is IS tss Her
machinery IL aud she 440 30 sac
hs, three decks aud Is perm tteo BY e BRUSH rcgua
sooS 10 carry 04s passenscrs or h.r drse
bs acoo pno1ston for l, AMI thu secoad cabin 100.
Her saloon laryc sod well fgrosiaf aot prov 'el win
tables nj Shcn $50 pryeons conveniently dine rne
eate vessel - we'll ventilated aud there good got
esch Of her decks She well hnsbed 10 every pat.
end ner masts are coppered onehrd OF their leDgh from
TIE deck. il is said that her way oar sue passed
hropgo considerable Of Ice, aad rode
or IT, Sne experienc mead nde aud fogs s,uoe er.
Galway nevertheless she made St Johns the eighto
day and NV Yok the thrteeuth exclusive OF the DAY
she was detained ST. Johns.
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IOOIs, OF EhARc NOIAuub W NAculCoA Ucus-
kedtcat Society Is only of the engines which
perpetnse this hradon shere ia doubt ng
they de cendantso of Escuapus
men they possible hai any general re neds
can tie In that will surely than tne,r
prescypoDs They shut the through
wsch uoh might eater by heir and BY their feas
selves against facts un1 to Themselves and to the
Mns Lei what foundation Is laid the idea that
Bran ireo's Pills Will disease Before 20 luther
receies which for their object the soothing
vded TIE Of then 10 tie form Of anodynes ssricaens
he carried 100 far or TO outward Applications In the form
wonnos nd uce-s medcated pssters
very uefn 10 Affections NJ the breast back aud kidneys
rhe,s dspuag these facts But 1t should be
berpd hist ali these applications but many
OF the organs affected and ubch have been tsnoo-
rariy 'ened'tsd by the use OF palatvesL It IL by
pugaves that disease must be swept ou Of the body.
and ofhe ard 50 t. but must
Ne apurgsive viii h. ike Brsndreh's PHI, acts only
depraved hunors 1t u,av be asked, Would you ute no
pediipe?' admit that 10 chrouc maailel
accelerated 10 their BY the Of
they rhon'd he of mineral nature have one which
all The qualities of tho hius And entirely
e,.b = cosi,ou 1t akaniS
with aud similar in their patu-e
those ueed In tbs composition Of Brsndreths pills.
vh1 vegetable Alternative will find all
desire Hut AL rsnetsa sro fue for of
se,iogs srsnea unless full pnrgation IL prscsed aud IA
vegetable universal pills you
simple 10 It's nature but fully able alone per.
sl the various affections which our
evidence shows they purifying
the blood Of aocare,y opposite cnsrscser
Let medical give these pills trial In hos ss
prs -ee generally Their pref odces would give way
cou they but the gooc they capable Of pevfopg
Is. BaAEDRaTH,
Phi, cipal Office, 29i Canal street. Price Is box.
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Married,
CosxA--Wn --OA Monday. June H. hp Rev. aNs
Hxne Iox, Cr1arI a AA1,f,. II

Married.
CosrA--Wn anx.-OA Monday. June n, nv 49, 80
pben 4. Tying JoEN W. CosrA 70 Mss MARosRsr L. W.T.
CON- daughter OF toe late Jona Wilson, all Of TITS city
GEPFCKss-DosNsILy.- Christ Church, New Brighton
g. L. ON Thursday, June 10, by the Rev. F. P. Irving
wAIDEMAR GxfrCKEs, OF Hamburg, 10 HARRIET REBsooA
daughter OF the late Arthur Doonslly, Esq Of Armagh
Ireland, aud granddaughter OF the late Michael Hogan
Exq., Of New York
observation-disclosures TN THURSDAY June 16. At tn
residerce of the BRIDES father by the Rev. Mcguire
DR.. Ggo. 3. HEGolSBosHAM to MARY VIRGINIA A. PowEa5
second daughter Of Lawrence Powers, Esq all OF Brook
Ign.
KxYEs--CRoLy. Sunday, June H. by the Rev. D
G. Crawford, SKNIsR KEYKs TO MARY CRoLY, all Of this
city.
LAw-sxnH.-On Saturday. June Is, by thu Rev. Mr..
Francis, Mr. WILLIAM LAW 10 Miss MARY A SMITH, both OF
this city.
MEAGHxR-Qu1RK On Saturday, June Is, at St. An.
thongs Church. Greenpoint, BY the Rev. John Brady
JAMES D. MEAGHEs, Of New York, TO Miss JULIA ELoIsE
QulRK, OF Greenponl
MEssERoIR At the residence OF the BRIDES "a
ther on Saturday, June IL, by the Rev. W. E. Egen
brodi GEORGE W wooD, Of Manchester England, to MEL
LIE, daughter OF Abram Messeroe, Esq, OF this ;iiy,
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After long nfe 10 the study practice and teaching
medicine be lac Dr Hoffman advised peooIe so bewUe q
drugs and phyAcsDs the late r Mlnson of New aavsa
declared that his hairs thinner AstehA uedcS
sew less It YOU'D be veil for mar kind sn psysic,Ans
bispeI coninues to rs ia tar oIo
narcotics ~ drastic purRstves throas II the sek II
Lever ending volume To kA1~ay belong tho honor al
having reduced ne Msssa Nedica to three a
curative elements which comprehend all prper
ties claimed all the use aud are st he IA
exempt from The esfu render INV Of hs
standard medcpes az dangerous a. the diseases they
tc,ioed 70 cure hadwsys Beady sesf Regulators aud
al OF the Union, soutsy opsrae IN cor
respondence with fixed laws They do cure one and pro-
duce esct another but 10 all fever sc-ufus
bowel con- plant spersis cholera morbus disrrhosA
complaint In abort Ia every disorder ,ogy and
capable of controlled or ali OF hem iaeyts.
bly, Ieetcre the hesln Of the uatient.
Cases Of couRds Ids Lduenzs,
pneumonia Inflammation congestion OF iangs rea6ly
Yields ksowass keliet and Regulating pnIs cxse.
bronchtis uherces ulcers ph hats 49, Rxtways kenovs
til z Resovent Is g pJetve specific.
hAdwsys aeecss are sold BY and storekeepera
every" he'e hsnSAI Il 10,
No. Q John "a York
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ALTERATIONS IN THE CAPIr0L BUILDrNds.--The
new Halt of Representatives all alive day work
men, engaged in taxing ,oriug add laying
ecnry aud piping for ia creased heating facilities aud
making preparations for sofas
srmchars and desks heretofore used by the members
Il will remembered that the House Representatives
lsst session. voted TO do away With single chairs and
deeks, and adopt the English arsncnary STYLE OF ad-
vanc,pg table the centre OF the VIII .never
may need pen and ink fscl!t'esa change which
su,posed will advance business, since
viii ged 10 cit bolt upright and attend work
hour, instead OF writing letters and fraukiag
meuis heretofore The armchsirs and desks have not
sold but have been costly piled away the base.
meat that in the change proves unpalateabls
bcvs there s nothing TO be done order
q restitution. Washington STIR, Ji,e IL.
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BAchsior's asir Dye, Wigs and Toupees--
Tse in the world surpassng all made Sold and applied
al the o. ufscsory, ass Broad 1ay.
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Crsstsdcro's flair Dye, Wigs and Toupees--
best 10 the world Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye aey
sppied. nj no Astor house
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The Springs mt Home, at the Spa, s33
he model mineral waters Of the world dispensed
ural that the ages trp
sured without leaving Open from
6 a. a bohys ncluoed
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KenpeSy's Medical Discovery IL Warranted
scrorA eryepelas sArher scad head liberated
legs For sale ~ si fruggas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

Bsgsy's rTicophercue Is the Best and Cheap
for dressing. besufying cleaning cur ing prs
.rrvDe nod restoring tho nr. Ladies' Try IT. Bold by all
drusgiats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

Har-Its Diseases. Fall, Change Of Color,
ard peishpuect rested carefully ANDJsAN,
60 1se'h sreeI west side and near broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

Defiance Saiamactier Safes, with Patent
corde orco' locks aud bsrs-hso and burglar
safes Depot 6S Murray street. Of College,
place lioI merly l92 Pearl street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

Hollow, ey's Pi,ls-OpcratIng Through thc
bile and the blood these great ssarshers OF he system dis
charge from the poison of disease Ths facility
With hioh oyspepsia diArrhos s wonderful
Sold at " s.aiden lane, N, Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

mt whea distilled becomes br ndv ir ny IN favor
.coo ding 70 the qusay q ira 81 sae cgo 'srs
n was produced,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

w~ssvilis In tho Nest Wonderful Prepare
ton kpcyp fer curing sAdnes descypg dsntru relieving
sick tesdsche preventing s hsir frm falling pro
ductpg gioess cuyls Sold By Ali druxgss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

Aw ripgs for Windows. Balconies, &c.
Noew proof any climate-Ai TILERS old stand 7Sa
Bosery Of Houston street Orders BY post attended