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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

ATrEMrr TO ROE JEwELRr SToRT.-Willitm
jenkins f.nsf u yesfs II age, We arrested bv OLosf
MrGuns Of tLe siItn fTscrct. chsIg-d ~ik sttempt
ihg ~ baf anoasy eies wey tore Nc. 81 ,hsssn
.ss Jrnkios va. sc nj boring bIes through
on. Of tho shut,sr ofls front wnic~ hs g''ut doubtless
being 10 seal over 30 gold and silver watches sod chains
&C which we're store Tho ofCsf 0sAi brace shd
bt ci.o end ot bu.,afioss hagl0u,n'. belonging 10
the accused J~LbiI tci before justice D0wus aud
comm tied 10 the IoInbs without b.il
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the Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, Va, and whose r
mains are barred in the cemetery attached to sai
hospital:
Lieut. J. wehr.sr. a7,h New-York, July "a. 1854.
Liout J. Pollock 6't Pennsy lvsnis, Jule IL. lso5,
J. Hore, slu Pepusylvsnia. June 10 1902
y Sullivan tSth Penny vsnis, Ms D 1907
r. Mutcbsl, sch Pennsylvsnis. May l6o1
Y. Helbrook, 3ath Pennsylvania, July = itoy:
o. Goodwin. sgih Pennsylvania, Jul! ~ lss%
~ Wapoek cd Pennsylvinia Aos 2, 1907
Wn. J. shedsts, Assi,tan, Quarierlnss,er, AnS.
w Blair z9d Pennsylvania, July 81, 1907
Ihos Brown, tesnaH Aug 5. tJJl -.
A hstier,on, 9Th Michigan. Aug lS61.
4. MM,lon, 7th Michigan. Aug. o. leIa.
II, Jones. 50 Vermont. Aug. T. lo2
Gully seth Penney wanna, June 81 1869.
:. McIsbe, '6sh New.losk, June a. 1907.
q. s. Win,on, ID Michigan. Jane IS. 1902.
n hyde. 81 Maine, Jun, 20, 1862.
ID 7. Carbide, 2Jd Psnn,y wants. Juno &c. 1854
Mysrs, Ath New-Yors. June %. ie61.
H. llsrsud, 5th Negilampshire, June ~. l2CS
w. H. Bailey. Sd Michigan. June 30, 1912
Wm McDoaad. l0lst relnsylvsnia, July :. 1861
w Hedten. sttr Pennsylvania, July lys'
a. 0o.lin. 18th New-York, July 5. 1862
Z. Nichols $50 Nsw.Yort, yuy 8 1902.
y. ID. Norris. %gth New-York, Jul, q le62.
J. Miller. l3th New.Yors. July g. 1856.
II. VI Daring lSth New York July II. 1872
u 5. uoe..on. s,h NewJer.ey. July IS. ioe2-
Z. Msur, lUJd hewloTk, July 20 leyl
W. Walker Sis, New.York, July II, 1861
J. sutton 2o,h Indiana July II, 1862.
L. Werner lsih New-York, july H. 1862.
5. Ns!ser, 2Sth a.sssehusetts. July ~. 1862
J. buchanan. 1850 New iork, July ~ 1852.
III. lice, lst new York, July ~ 1862.
J.. Solomon eJth Penn yiyania July y. 1862.
ii. ID. Miner 2Itb Nuw.Yoik July -. 1863.
Geo y. .bott. ie.I P,nnsylysE a. Ju.y 49, 1901
p. schof, LIST Delaware, July ?s iJGl
X. Z. Kin'ley, C)tg Ser YoIt. June 20, lsCa
J. flbrry, TO- Pennsylvania. June ~ lBoA
W. Fitzpatrick. CI.l NeS. i ora, June II. 1sbI
{. H. Elliott. I'D Penney lysBia, June g. igoI
G. LsFehsr, 6lst Pennsylvania, Jurs ID. is9L
a Moore, loan PeInsy l'GJis, July ~, ls6l
l.. u. kniernien, Il-t Ponnsyiysnia, July L., le02
4. " LippoI so Newly ork. July IL. lael
". Foster. 80 Michigan. July H. 1872
H. II sepitn, ga New-fork. july -. 1903.
j. L.t:le, GI.t Penn yivsnis June IL. 1914.
". Dunhsm. 6sth krpg-l Ork Jens - iso2.
J. HsypeI, SD Nos YORK, June II lssl
j. Higley, sIth Psnnsy sania juno u. 1874
ID. SAP der. s3I Tenn. yi,snia, juno ~ IobI-
q. HoItly, sotb New YORK. June u, lhhI
ID. ID. McDsniels 2O,h Indiana. Jon. IL, 1902.
Col. Rssert. tifh N.~-fOis June u. 49,
J. geaat. 6l,t Pcunsyivanis. June ~, lttZ
w. Osl5. T. Blst Pe1Ity.ylI.s, June y le6I.
Jossph brown, ssh Ncw-Iorb. June 3, lSeL
H. 81. BysGt, 20 AEn-, June 9, 1884
a fsi,an. iI'th S-H.ioik, June l8, lW,
}. shape. IVth New-Y orb, June lDt;.
q. ". ,ii.rurn. Ssh New Ham, shine June Q. 1901
W. Al. Eird. Is. Mlohis,n. May 10. 1852.
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FOUND DEAD on TIE FLOoR.-Mr. Stephen ABB
bot who keeps saloon At 81 Lro,d~.s, Vas ys'erday
or iue found lying dead he floor o bic sioon b. the
mao WHO urn.shsl MIN vita Ice Coroner Co'rs hid an
d. Robinson ado IOs norton eraniatpn
Rupture Of blood proved have bcn tho o.
coatn the ply f.ndrfed verdict t. that "uco Dc
ceased 50 Of and native OF England lie has
af.miIy L.iIK AZ PLi.IdslpAia
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Memorandum.

TIL, ,chr Oregon, CaFf. Jensen flom 81 fhomss July
aud which arrived Saturday rPoits sole In eompAn
with b. Bari Jessie Campbell aud 1T 'chr. l.. HasriocA
- steamer NhihWitd. Rogers for Auoya, sailed July
sehf y. l.. Brown. Tor Phi.adolgEis, Oh
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u. s. GEAsr.-At a torchlight procession in
Belleye. Illinois. last week one Of the Transparent
ci,s Contained tie following
N.jor6, u.rsl 4. s Grant. tafival-d System Grant
lndes q. aa;O piionsbs se'esDhe
ff.e.e s..g Grant Grant
United State. OTsut. UNDERTAKE Sur- Grant
Ifnr,.l .led Succe.. Cr-nt. Eubounard S2unk Grant
IInsbrie.sd :. .rurs Cr4rl UnlycIsN saua!ss Grant
81 yef t,raut UEsdu.'-fat-d SaitrstsT Grant.
unleuithly Ssp.iiorGrsn'. Inform SGee.eIer 1tGnt
Ind sdirantl aois puts. >ss4ciiy Grant
Ifot.u.fsc solder Grant Iuahafed siege BTsnt-
Undsnts9 csssonOrsni UH5eading sgpers1eeAehee
- Saul.O Great blsui
4 .h.e.l q slave Grant Ua,E,mped Skil Gisn,.
l.tasr sutJ gallon OrsnL tadsuOndJ cguAsy Of'n'
I'ucommon sn-rt Grant I.u.ly Sober 0f.ut.
peias-a rqa..cr Grant Jupfscecer tel sAi.ns Grant.
Uusrly ge.,d Grant Gsts, a. S.-Im 20 sesI
Utmost SAFETY Grant
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sUIPYIrG INTELLIGENCE.
PCar OF EMBELLISHMENTS 81
feared.

Cleared.
s,..nshlp-Gt.n Ess,srn. Patton, Liverpool Howisnd
A4pn~tL
ship.-Fieelis BsSlrs 1.ivsrsoel. c. H. hI,hs Co
ID. Fi.is tAU.tl GHgslSNlch. aseusinwn. ho.rbo- =
Esehtn AlsgEla ius oottsci ala Va. srsiso at.f 4
o.. b. Gl.fs s baltimore, Hlca. bsh, heal
(Br }. Absrb.tby. Liverpool
B.It.-N a3daisr (rlu. }. Boyd, Antwerp, w. Salem
Co T. ,. rus.lrx knss Boston. Wash. taycf Chs.e
Bus-Levi..hsn, Hotter. Boston. Hrtcar Darcani y.
Dfumusou Cou~sy A.y.nvsl fsnals hiiroat toripsf
J. ,orsica tbLI forbes. iis-II. n. J. { a. Dc We n
D~af.s ecker iEr Ryan. FYusr-Pefs. J0uc. Loush
On line fH nsasrnisn Jefci-, - Domingo - b. Saisi
4 20 a!s-r5fA. tAgios sal-rI, Walsh, Gamer Ch.e
sehoon.f.-W Gfrsers. EaesIn Fofumosth w.
Bfous CO. John Collins Etsr. Bsnmets Ira bis'.
Hf.-f sst A. y Ofig.sr Gle, West End ~ J.. l.,
/ ~ ia. "a Ns,fea Bosi1u NJ B.n3r Consitu-
fisa ~. Il. t...r slug.gn ospr y SAITH, Dsde J.
s.- iai y,oL l.sfr. ADbst ftDaufs k.iHn Asesutf
=. Nh P.fs.r. Anna Corein. Postlsnd Jed Frye J.
l. l. U,,snu Hsasl. Dover, De.A~aro - he~ ouTypofi,
sisog-H C.., Bsooirnan Hartford, II. 5 Raetck S,n.
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DE4nstcfs, &c.

MoNrwvipro Msy %, 1860 The brig Crons,ad,. which
sprung leak hes yoJtse fom lfuay 10 tn. port, was
., Ia sl suction OF the Iy'. Inst. foT = 0o3.
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BORT tuarocno' Notice.


STATE or NEv YORK.
PoRT-W,HDHNs' OTHCg 10 100 WallsL
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, IN accordance with
section Of tho Act passed Aytll H. 1887 entitled An
act to NeoIf,uizs the Warden OAce the Port New
YORK. to all pefons Interested In having c.r.s Of the
subject MISTER o. such inquiry oIamnaton, survey that
following under examination by the Port
N.Gdens sad ,ht tho said survey, examinations viii be
completed within ten days Isu succeeding this notice
board sand vessels;
Steamship Cry Of Ma. an
stamthip no ~ = u.
y u u
lafh Ifde OF the Alahtt h'cN
bah Charles thompson
Schooner ofd.
G. II. BRAMIALL, PresidenL
J. AuGs HERMAN. Secretary
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xlsiArrKH ALx,NAc. . .
sgn-Lises.t;t s-ts.........f:!6l Noon-kses' Io'Vi
AlCH VAIN THis PAY. -
sal, Ueot g.O Gov Iand. II M ieGa,s...nO "
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Nailed.

July i9-s.a-er CITY Of fudson ships Tlconlefo-s Col.
bah &. u. Robbins; bu. Ada. schoonos sE o. Al
IOuiL Al otA,fa
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STEAMBOATS, Gn0 Iailroaoe.

EOR ORIENT, GRFENPORT SOUrIOLD,
4 SAC lIAKHOR. kc.-IhREE tn rs PER WEEK -
The stoan-r DONALDSON, CAPT w. > Hfvcu.. having
bcrn rebuilt ard pat VA der vii Tor tie pros-ni
Pies No 81 Last River (Jimes-.lT) "a TNt SpAl
TlICHsDAY, and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS a. 3ocloek !
rc:ulniAs lesve S.- Harhor MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, sna
FRIDAY AFTERNOONS. al o'clock. For freight or pas
sac, spvly Oh board of
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no CONTRIBUTORS Separate sealed pro-.

Two CONTRACTORS.-Sep sealed pro-
L posss esch indorsec with the tile Of the worn for
which the bid Offered vii 10 received at this Os
until IA O'clock OF WEDNESDAY July 49, 1868 for the
of Psvemehs In tue following streets
70 wit: Broadway from 23d TO 59lhsts twhere not now
paved With similar pavemenls) 2.t between ON aud ON
the bids and sl other information, can DO OBJ
tanned application to ts Conir,st Csfs at this oee
TuOS StEPhENs. } Croson
ROBERT H. DARRAGH, AguedDct
A. ". CRAVEN, } Board.
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Corporation Notices.
CORPORATION Observation-Disclosures

,ORPOhAIlON NOTICE.-DepartInent OF
~ Finance City Of NswYork Office ofth- Clerk Of Ar.
IsPuoc notice IL hereby given that sale Of property
according to law for unpaid on Real Est.e for
opening Central Park, confirmed February 1856 will take
place Public Auction, a, the Cry Hail. &, the city of New
Yot TIL ESDAY the twcnis,h day Of Octooer next OF
IL o'clock OF that dsy, and ne continued from day
the property De sold {, published in The York Com
mercis Advertissr daily Eew paper printed aud pubhsd
In the city OF NswYsrk Copies be had
st this offcs By order ofhe Comptroller. july 1853
II lawIlt tn AUGUSTUS PURDY Clerk OF Arrears
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HARLEM. AND ALBANY

~ RAILROAD.-TIsins Will leave 2e,h-s. Depo.-for Al
bsny. 1879 a. ~. stopping a. N,Lismsbrds-. WSrs
Places Bedfo.d Crotoa f.s and stations roftE 70 Albany
CONNECTING with Central Northern Rsrost Tor Ss atoza.
Aad all points mort vest for Cro'on Fsls q y M os
White Plsins BIS sud 10 1880. 4lO and p m sne
6:- b. from Nhe-st. Depot fer W
10 a. 2t. lO, 5, 6.i5 CToioD FALL, WI '1ns.
Willam.bTdge 'rsics ,ton a. al stsous FOR Dover
Plains. D. ppEs Of " hite Plains aud sts'ioLs nYrtn
Dover ReiuruinS iesve Albany at ylo NJ 90 srrisu
Of Northern and Western Trains stopping st oil stations
fonn Chatham Crotop Falls also Bedford, While Plains.
AID Wiiamsondse; Dover fian., So n. stopping ss
p. IN White Plsins 6lO, :, 800 ~. 4:la .. i
wlh,usbd-s. $50 CTo,on falls, hite fsns. and
Mfhamsbnd.e tIans stop at al stations sunday TX
cnr,lon Trains Half Fare Fer Croton Falls 3:I3 M
stopping al ststionsexc-pt hoEye For "1-ai,bi6ss
80 p n ana 80 u s,oppins at III stations.
Fer Nhi;e ains Stopping at eli s'Atons Return
ir. cave White Psius t:l0 a. M Niliamshriise 6.tf.
10 - a H. lg:i0 $40 $40. 7. White Palms aud VIII
llsiusb iise 'rsnt stop II Al saiions arton p M.
.tontur Al all Stations north o: and Williamsbrdc
JOHN rURCHILL Superintendent
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TIE Phssclphis 'ls Delaware and Rar,'n CensD s'esm'
Lave ceasd suaIns IA Consequence VI OIsAA a. IsH
Mis Level
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NJ Y. and FLUSHING RAILROAD.-Leav
IN. New-York Jame--siip Ferry end 3i'h-s' fsuy ct
7GalL I, snd7i Leave tlushia: 20, !: y y ~.
3.56Tt n. B.-rgeiisys aat tnda,s specie, NisAi
IT. from f!u,hrg a. II P. and thsI Ferry At ~ PAM
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADFLPEIA AID tho SOUTH and WEST via JER-
crY CITY-M.il and Express Lines leave Newlo ssl
aud 10 a N T. g. 1850 and 80 p N. tase ~ Though
b.rr,ve checked al ani 10 sd $50 and li';o
80 W.,s--,sn aid e, q ari y. IN. ioE the West
" J. W Woodbury., Assistant Suq ennt ~ ient
No bsrssr vii be received i9r train, oness de'sfsd
anu ehesed - minutes sdvce Of he time OF Leaving
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ne0bun1 CARDS. 81.

AT j. EVERDELLs, No. 302 Broadway.
"A WEDDING CARDS and NOTE PAPERS IN elegant
styles Also Ssals and Silver orPaie. elegantly engraved
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Excursions.

EXCURSIONS 10 COMFY lSLAND.-The
H Car. q the CONEY ISLAND Snd BROOKLYN
kAtLRDAD COMPANY run every .iI u!nOtes nom Fulton
fru-s Brooklyn eonueeilg city HE vita
ears hei orave,eut sneephead Bay. aud Coney
llaH4 HI oOk IA, May 70, ia6l
". Z. c. COKE. Superintendent
EISHING BANKS.-S,eamcr MARYLAND
leave, Peck.sip :. - m West 3Oth-,t D,y,, a
Pier NoftL River dli except Satlfday. Al, % crnta
sus. p R-frr.hu-L,s Bar s.d Liac. roaId.
rHO TIE COAL FIELDS OF PENNSlLNA-
NiA-rcA-. ;or these E1cnrou. afs now tor sale ~
tue oil-e q tic CENTRAL RAILROAD tONPANt or
NENJtR ,Ef 20. Of Coar,. f1--st.. Aew-iois FOR de-
,-q,.on ~ he rlts sd 'unr Information sppy a. the
,'ic- Zoe. Of Court .uat, OF H. i. BALDWIN, Gene
;, l.cke1 A.-Ei. Ne - ~ al Of
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furniture.
UEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF

ID warranted manufacture Also solid Chestnut and Walnut
Chamber Suites. plaiu and ornamental at IL FARRlSo
TONS, Xa Capsst opposite Wooster. Essblishsd 1893.
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FINHE STEAMSHIP
l. GREAT EASTERN.
WALTEh FAros CoGuander.
wilfbe d. patched
from Lir1p5I From Nero YORK
Saturday MAY l5 Saturday. Jan- q.
Tue. day, June 81. luesdsy. July Il,
snd q, gular Intervals thereafter.
tIkST GABiS N'S I52
Excursion Tiekets OCT and back Ia the First and second
Cabins only u fare and malt -
Servants sccompsnyi0. ps,eneers, aud chdIea under IL
yesr. c'sgr, ~ fprs. Infants free -
IHIhD
SIEERAOE. i'm superior accommodating : ~
ALL FAXES PAYt BILE II GOLD. OK IIo EQClFA-
Lent IL u. 5. cUHHESCf
Each passenger allowed 20 cubic fs-I vi losssZe.
An eIpsrisno"d Surgeon Oh board.
CuAS. A. WHITNEY,
A. the Office, 10 70 broadway.
For frslsht, spply 70 .......,
No. 81 SoGth-st-
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TRAINS LEAVE MN fOhh:
FOR S.w.H.yen :, tEx.l lilo a. nj l2l3 tEGb
2yl tIK.). 50. 80 and =. - ,.>
For BriGsport Z tEK.l. ll.Jj a. L. ITO tEs.h g."
Ok %. 3.3U sni p. N. a..
For Milford aud $ rat,ori = ll.3oA m 80 9g ?. n
FOR Fairhs,l Southport and NeGgort T. IISj = Ia ~
5. M. . 49, ,.,.,v, a,fr,
; 80 80, $50. p. "a
For Dar.eu and Greenwich T. $50. ii % . m $50 A'0'
So " STANFORD seq. $50 Il9O nj l2.ls CEIl 10
O'x e. 49, 33o. p N. 80, 49,.
For Por Chester andints'meeias st4,onh = $50, i5oI
m $50 80. ~ 60 Z. n. . .
For Poft hester and New K cchele, p M
CONNECTING TRAINS ..
For Boston, va Springfield. m. TX aS lExb ep m
for Boston. "a SAcre Lane. IRIS TX }, Q z ~. -.
For ha;fo.d AID Spin .Gsii, a. IL Exl h'o, 20
(Ez.l. =. . e., u,
IL lJs. ~ ard ? ~ ?. n. 20 Northam, ton -
For Hartford Providence aua FisAsl RailFosd, lELh
For New Haven. NswLondon and steninsson Railroad a
Fa d. Canal RAILROAD u IS p. m. to Northampton.
For Iionsaionic Railroad. A. H., ~ ,. IT,
For Nauga:ueA kaiiEosd, Ia. III, 30 ?. M -
For Dsnb1ry and Nor~ak Rs.lsosd. a m, " =. m.
Conu,odiou. sloeping CaTs atachei to r. - Train
JANIS n, uOlH, 81 superintendent.
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Ocean Cleaners

TDNO PASSENGERS Of the GREAT EAST
\ Fpy tn. sta.ns,a. TRAVELLER will be st Pier
No North River foct Of Morris-st, NewYofk, on tuss
day. July a. a. O'Clock and viii le-ye at m precseiy
with passengers snd ba.ssge for th- Eat EASTfatN
None but pIssensc, allowed on board the IHAf fLbEb
ROWLAND l. ASPISWkLL, Agent.
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NEW-YORK x NkW-HAyEN kAlLEOAD.
I'6s SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JULY D, Isoj.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YoRH:

Passenger Staten in Ne~York 27hst and iA-ss
Entrance .7tb-sl-
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Dead Soldiers.

The following is list of the ,oldies who died In
the Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, Va, and whose re-
mains are barred in the cemetery attached TO said
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-INCRE ssED

1 ONG lSLAND hAllShOaD-iNChT sSTD
IL &C OIMDDA tiDS.-L-sv- Jsmsssho AM foot OK
ssihs T. r. &. for Greeaoo, lag at al Stations;
ana 20 ~ forJsNea Mlneos, Jeus.im and "a ia ons
G.eenpor, FOr Ilp $3.50 ano1 $50 p ior
syo.se at M. II $3.50 and \. f9r yansis snd
Eenps,.sd AZ II 3:st $50 I'D .. a.. Sun
day Excursion Train 9;'5 - m. 'r,m 5kh-st & Prog
al a,ons Ysphank excursion fs:es. recrog leaves
Tsphank a. 2:s5 p Jamaica Acc mmoda on -isE ifon
Jeue.-iiig and thirty -!olrth-s' 20 $3.50 ?.
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A,TFAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
at Cuesns,avyn Cork lia.boy The we'll snown stesas
ts Of tie Lycrpco E.--fork and Philadelphia Seamsg
suVtny ife iHisrted to sail =. foloss
EDlsb lRs saturday July rs
tll o. SATURDAY, Arg
Ard oysIy .ucess1ls SATURDAY =. Goon NON fleT 81,
North R.,e:.
Mates PsssiG.
fsvai,~ "a so'd or e. ecuis s'ent in currency;
FIRST CAbis.......ss 90 "a. 81 EEhAGE........s1 80
ut bin London. - ip -t~-i 90 London. -
Fft Cab,a % Pafis... 70 o. Si-ssa- 1, Pah.... 20 81
k sb.n 70 lsIubug 81 tUfstcctss- 20 HtmtsfS. 81 20
Ps.susrrs s-. 'og~af1ed 10 HAVE BIenea boie.r+Am.
Antwsff Ac. stsr Htl.y ow 'ai.s
t.r,. nom I've o. 0T s>1s'owr; ls CaJin tsa.
STA ste.re.-, those who wish to teGd .cf tel:
flsnt. can huy ficktts here asticse rates
nor h-I information Gppy Al TIE Coupanys ohieea
JOHN 81. DALE Agent. No. Is broadway = \.
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ERiE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains.
A. : a. H., Erprss, tor Buffalo.
90 H., Mix daily, tor Otisyi!s
INN. W.v for o,is,iiie. Newburgh and Warwick
sp M, Night Express, dsiiy. Tor DunK.Ik bqiAo Roc
e.t.r LsDsndagra aud incip. s,aous. Train VI Sstu
day through TO Buffalo bus does not run 70 Dnnkrk
p m, EmigrsBf >, %, hirk ,.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FORA Al

Ill BAAY AMI TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST Trsins Leave: - 49,
From Ch.mbers-st. -. rom WIS \,
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- and s p. st 3;E D.
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ing cafl, iD:3J p. IN -.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-11
NO. 81.
Romantic Story.

/ Upwards Of thirty years ago a marriage
! took place in this neighborhood Niverpool,)
the man and wife being in humble circum-
stances. After living together till after the
birth of a child, the husband went to Austria
liza to seek his fortune. His wife never heard
from him after he left her, and supposing be
was dead, on lapse of seven years she married
a widower with three children. To this num-
Der in her second married life, she added five,
making the whole family, including the child
by her first husband, nine in all Some time
since the second husband died, and she was
left to struggle with her large family. To her
great surprise at the beginning of the present
year, her first husband made his appearance
at Liverpool. During his thirty years alb
sence he had prospered in Australia, and was
large landed proprietor there. He had
heard Of his wife'ssecond marriage, but as the
fault was his he fsssr thought of returning to
England until heazsard Of the death Of the se-
cond husband. To make amends for his
former neglect of bis wife -for notwithstand-
ing her. second marriage she was still his wife
he behaved in tie most handsome manner to
all her children, gave them costly outfits, and
has taken them and the wife of his early, af-
fection out with him to the land OF his adop-4
ton The wife who has thus, after an alb
sence of more than thirty years, been restored
to her position, is now about seventy years of
age Liverpool Mercury. 4 -,r.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-11
LIFE's AUTUWE

Like the Leaf, life has Its fading. We
speak oft with sadness, just as we think of the
autumn season. But there should be no sad
nes at the fading ofa life that has done its
work. five rejoice at the advent of a new
life, five welcome the coming of a new pill
grim to the uncertainties Of this worlds way,
why should there be SO much gloom when all
these uncertainties are past, and life at its
waning wears the glory of a complsted task ?
Beautiful as is childhood in its freshness and
innocence. its beauty is that of untried life
1t IS the beauty of promise, of spring in the
bud. A holier and rarer beauty is the beau
ty which the waning life of faith and duty
wears.
1t is the beaaty of thing completed and
as men come together to congratulate each
other when some great work has been achieved
and see in its concluding but gladness, SC
ought we to feel when the setting sun filings
back its beams upon life that has answered
well hfe's purposes. When the bud drops
blighted, and the mildsw blasts the early grain,
and there goes all hope of the harvest, one
may well be sad but when the ripened year
sinks amid the garniture of autumn flowers
and leaves, why should we regret or murmur I
And so q life that is ready and waiting the
" well done " of God, whose latest virtues
and charities are its noblest, should be given
back to God in uncomplaining reverence, re-
Joicing that the earth is capable of so much
goodness, and is permitted such virtue.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-11

o.
Should patch a wall to expel the winters haWI''
As We all sprang from putrefaction, or
from dead matter that has never before been
vitalized, so, in like manner, must all our
frames return, through the ordeal of putre-
faction, to the dead world. The muscle of
the strong man, the bloom of beauty, the
brain Of the philosopher, must once more rot,
as, doubtless, they have often rotted before,
and are destined in the continued phazes, and
circulation of matter, to rot again. The hand
that writes this sentence, nay, the very brain
that conceives the thought that the hand is
marking down, was once earth such as we
all trample on, and soon will be earth again,
and perhaps ere even the writer's name has
ceased to be mentioned by those with whom
he holds familiar intercourse, will be trans
formed into the cypress of the cemetery or
the daisies Of the, country church yard Nay,
also the matter of that eye which reads this
saying, and of the brain that receives this
saying, and is, perhaps startled at it, a little
while ago was allied to the elements of inor-
ganic matter; and the time cannot be very
distant ere some have to mourn over those ter
rible words read over it, of /" dust to dust and
ashes to ashes" The very tear of affection
was once water and little rock salt and
after little time it will be water and rock
salt once more.-TDr. Kemp.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-11
UNsUcCEssFUL TN THIs LIFE.

I confess that increasing years bring with
them an increasing respect for those who dc
not succeed in life, as those words are COM
monty used. Heaven is said to be place for
those who have not succeeded upon earth
and it ssurely true that celestial gracess do
not best thrive and bloom in the hot blaze o.
worldly prosperity. Ill success sometimes
arises from superabundance of qualities ir
themselves good, from conscience too sensi-
tive, taste too fastidious, a self-forgetfuluess
too romantic, a modesty too retiring. wilt moi
go so far as to say, with living poet, " that
the world knows nothing Of its greatest men,
but there are forms of greatness, or at least
excellence, that die aud make no sign there
are martyrs that miss the palm but not tht
stake there are heroes without the laurel
and conuuerOrs without the triumph