New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19
CITY INTELLIG ENCE.
THURSDAY, August |;


Another complaint this mornirg, made by Mr chss
Wooen of No ll8 John-stree against the notorious Gar
Garetscn, alias John Hopper for having passed TO him
another $40 spurious bill the Seventh Ward bank being
altered Of the Tenth Ward hank. (brokcn) and
counterfeit s. bill the Greenwich bank in payment for
| pair OF large bellows which he had purchased.
! CHARGE OF ARsoN.-A Ran named Joseph e. Eilenark
this morning arrested charge Of setting fire the
two buildings No 2Ol and 2O3 Delanceystrcet which
partially burned abon ! O'Clock. A. NJ. the time the bells
sounded the alarm of fire at that hour Ees,ark occupied
both premises aua certain circumstances connected with
the in which the fire originated induced some Cit
to his arrest III" was examined during the day.
and the magistrates have co united him en- the charge
The object of the alleged offence said 10 be for the Ppr
| pose OF recovering the insurance
THE OBSCENE PRINTS CAsE--Tbis morning officers
Sweet Lowe and Stephens came from East Chester with
Richard Hobbs Of The persons engaged in vending the
the offensive books and prints, and who supposed hr
of the principals in the business. During the day Il
large quantity ofhe pnts&c recovered from place
| where he had deposited them. He stands committed TO
answer
THE FALSE PRErENcE CAsr-Oicer stokely this
ing about O'Clock arrested William Ross, tbr person
charged with false precDcc but admitted 10 bail by Judee
Lynch the bail taken by The Judge was not deemed
good He in the act Of stepping into cab IN Broad
way in the Vicinity Of Cbabersstrret for the pnrpoS" %
hcpg driven 10 steamboa, in ORDER 10 leave the CITY
During the day number OF other persons preferred corr.
plants against Ross for deii#u;|ing them
RECOVERY or STOLEN MoHEY-Oficers Siokcly an!
Clark have been since Sunday last the qu, sUe, In en-
deayoripg recover nearlya thousand dollars whic Mr.
trc rather up alley in the o! No 2lo OF
that street, being decoyed up there by some females while
he yas passing through The officers arrested three
co'ocd girls named Sa,ira Godinc Rachel Lee and Mary
Smith, who all assisted, in the robbery; but the real Thief,
ana Travers Effected her escape Officer Clark how
eyer ascarlaned Ina, she had handed the money tc an
of her color task) named Thomas Randall whom he
traced Philadelphia there arrested him. brought linn
back this city recovered most of the money and the
whole four are in confinement 10 aswer-a piece OF WORK
well and quickly done up.
CoRosER's OFY!cE.-The Coroner to-day
called No. 81 Cannon street TO hold inquest ON Charles
w Chese5rough aged 81 years, born in this city, ship
smith by trade, who committed suicide yesterday about
noon by taking laudanum. Chesebrough was lnarrien
man and had three children, and for length OF tiae iat
been out of employ which seriously affected bis mind and
Spirits and supposed 10 have led him 10 the RASH deed
Verdict-Suicde by taking laudanun,.
lT AZ nH Adjourned Meeting oil the Wing
County Convention held at the Broadway House on Mon
day evening the 18th August, aaa the following named
gentlemen duly elected Delegates 10 represent this
County the State Convention to he held at Syracuse On
Wednesday, the Tth day Of September 1872 viz:
J. PHILLIPS PRENIX, PHILIP HONE.
THOMAS N&ELRATH, ROBERT SMITH,
RICHARD s. WILLIAMS, MORGAN MCRGANS, JR
EDWARD MINTURN. SAMUEL KIP,
GILES NJ. HILLYER, JACOB ACKEG,
FREDERICK PENTZ, JOHN C. HAMILTON,
DAVID r. DOREMUs.
The following Resolution was adopted unanimously by
the Convention:
Pessl,ed as the sense of this Convention That LUTHER
BRADiSH by his unquesoned integrity eminent ability
and intimate acquaintance with thu interests and Leglsla
of State by his known and efficient advocacy OF an
enlightened and benecent policy with regard TO Internal
Improveme nt by his early and uniform devotion to the
Wing cause, and by the whole Of his public and pr
life, has justly endeared himself TO the true Wings OF
this City and State and we hereby apprse the Delegates
chosen as the Representatives ohis County the SYRIA
Convention he is the decided choice their con
htuents for the mex: Governor of the Empire State.
The proceedings of the Convention were ordered to be
nh chaIc md fhn Cnny nfinna adj
PHILIP HONE, President.
} hssHy b \. Hun1svr, }seere'ares aul7s,
The MrRMAIp-This nymph OF the sea continues tc az
thousands of vstcrs TO the American Museum where
addition 10 her wonderful osyshp host Of curosities
and novel performances are exhibited all for Is cents
sANDs's sARsAfANlLLA.-Is own works proclaim it,
New-york, August l6, 1912
"Messrs sands-Genemen: Owing 70 you debt which
money cannot pay anu induced to make public acknow,
Judgement fthe benefit have derived from your Ito mel
invaluable preparation OF SarSaparila was sorey aiict
with terrible scrou disease hereditary in our fam
lily, which commenced on my neck, and continuing 10
spread reached my ears running into my head and
became disgusting object TO look upon. AT times my
distress great that unable to sleep or lie down.
and the disease extending into seriously affected
nv bearing My face continuous sore, from which
discharge OF matter and water kept constantly oozng on
People avoided me- supposng had the small pox
o,ber infections disease and was consequently obliged
relinquish my business Notwithstanding had the best
medical advice and tried deren, plans Of treatment the
Fortunately for me- Glanced 10 fall in with lady
board railroad while raveing for my health who IN
formed ME that her time IN as bad condition
and that by using your SaTsaparlia be was speed
ly cured. Immediately procured the article and com
menced using IT, and now after having taken less than SIX
bottles well and able 10 attend tony business end
you this statement act of justice, ohly hoping may
induce the afflicted make of the right medicine and
thereby save themselves much suffering and expense
Those wishing learn farther particulars concerning my
will And me at No 2v Greenwiehstteet where II VIII
afford great pleasure 10 communicate any thing rela
ton 10 the above.
- am, with gratitude, your, i &c nrNn.,
Prepared and Sold wholesale and RETAIL and for expefsa
lion, by Sands Co S Broadway eorner o, Cnan
Gold, and n East Broadway, corner Market Price 81
II At lost a Specific for Gcrns.-The sterling
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all who afflicted with orment;ng Corns; and there
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thousands who have tried lh salye failure ha, 5ee
luon The following certificates will do away with all
doubt: nad we hope they will be canddly considered
We, the undersigned having been sorely afflicted with
Cos induced to make us OF Sir Asly Coopers Corn
% W35n5Ap 81 hBsSS; 2 wsll.'.
Publisher Of the Boston Miscellany &c LET Nassau st.
ALFRED SMITH, So Broadway.
Mrs. W. S. WHITING. 1851 Broadway.
Mrs, HANNAH Tu OK, els Blocker st
Mrs. HAYES. lSS Fulton St Brooklyn.
G. C. MERRILL. 1872 Greenwich ST.
ANDREW KNOX, 20i Canal St n. C.
THEODORE MARITIME,
Ninth Avenue, corner Twsniy-irs street, n. Y.
J. P. CALENDER, BOOKSELLER i27 Nassau.
PETER F. GOOD, lSs Fulton 81 N Y.
j. S. PLATT, Sc Park Row.
ANDREW ID. GALE,
$50 Pearl ST. under U. y Hotel. or Dover S., n. Y.
H. JOHNSON, u. S. Hotel, Il. Y.
Sold and warranted most OF the Drug stores and prin
cipal Shoe stores throughout the country
Principal Office in NewYork, lS5 Nassau st. under Gin
ton Hall: Boston, No Water St where this Salye may be
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