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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-02
-r...,een,l Wnrd-PrBIlC MEETING

L Fourteenth w ard ri BIZ, htt
general Meeting the Electors OF tie foutttith wa
viii be held at Vocal Hail, and,iree next door 10
pntrler. and and Drover Bans, This Evening, June ~
., o'clock TIE object of the meeting 10 select suHahir
srons ia I'm the offices OF Commissioners. Trustees, ana
-" ot The Pub &c schools tor the Ward, preparatory
pn wy - -. e. 1t
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Passengers Arrived

In the brig SiernG, from sayannah-Mr sever, NJ IS {
sever Ml>,J sever lss n swift, Mrs Parry ard children
NJ. 4 { Th0m,son Mesrs Reed. Pope, Palmer Lenion
fitch Packard q ,ds uth Hamilton Gags, Gang, aHi u
IA he siFsrape
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.ALL AND ASTRAL LAMPS,

IL NEKRITT- 4 PAGE. 10 BOAerv ba,r eau.
sisutly nan, extensive s,ornert 81 Lamps which
hey offer lcs price. ALL, q rssslOrs. Englph
Britannia Tea sets. Castor, Cut Glass ss uyI2 llns
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II Roman EYe RaI.am.-ni.ea.lI

tsomuo rye 1otsWm. ID ,eases weak amt
''hsd eyes, 81 eyclds safely and speedily cured bv
u sppicaon OF tins valuable BALKAN. IL the best resi.
cav ever discovered TOR any disease of the Price 81
cents Sold by DAVID SANDS 4 Co. n East Broadway.
'ofnsI Market IT - loo Fuior st. sud rs Broadway
iuy6 las lO
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u Theological Di.cu.,ieu.

~vOogi.s scuSsoa between Rev Mr.. Henson (Meho-
a>l and Rev. Mr. Ingalls, nycr>alsu held al Soutbhold
l. IN January, iSt2. Price l2l cents
haSo large variety of Un,ver>as Books Pamphlets
&C al The CniserSast Boob Establishment No $50 Fuo,
street. between Nassau and Broadway. On a22u
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1yEighih Wnrd.-ht large AMI respectable
meeting The citizens OF The Eighth Ward friendly TO the
present Public School system convened al the Howard
Isus the 3lst u To hear the Report of the Nominating
Committee, appointed on the 23d ult, Mr.. THOMAS FES
SENDEN called the Chair Ncs>iS John Buil- and
James :. Creg appointed Wee Presidents and W. H. Gri,f
and James ". Fsrr, Secretaries
The Report Of the Nominating Committee having been
called for the Chairman Mr. C. C. Jacobus the
following as officer, 10 be snnpoIed on the 6th Of June:
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ILATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY

w low-The subscriber y selling all descriptions OF
gDi AID silver lever aI hor e,cspem.nt lepne and
Watches Diamond Rings, Pns Gold Pencils. Keys. ic. at
ss III. >, low a. ~ dol ars each &s.Aa A>d Jew.
Try exchanged - bought
All watches warranted TO keep good time or the money
returned. q. &. ALLEN,
Importer OF Watches snfJeSelry, wholesale aad retail 80
all In sfpir AZ
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GUNNER GOODS.-The undersigned

GUNNER GOODS.-The undersigned
y prepared. with usual extensive assortment oi SEA
.onabe Goods, % execute orders Tor Garments N yie
which will comqou .th any house ia The Trade, at prcs
which offer nBceren. n those paying ready MONEY
Attention solicited TO the style OF Paniaoon' furnished
:, th. essbl ,hent particular directed TO us
department. with the view OF giving entire satsiacon
Drilling. Gambroous. French AMI English E.astc Cas-.
r.e-es, 10 great VARIETY.
Fancy Dress articles. including SID and Satin scars. Gre
vas. Handkercheis. Cloves Hosiery >a.pender', Shirts,
Collars &c, al usual moderate prices.
wN r JENNINGS,
% Inn. 80 Broadway American flot'L
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,-.p,prIc,I.,R NOTICE.-Thosc persons ha'ns

nrn,ur- of sry description TO dispose OF. pl WY Y
80, 49,, eernc will find a ready sar or ~, 1871
OF al o' 'usm Good 10 aiy amount purchased.
uP,al "e ~, y COTTON h co. i3I Chstani-N
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u Wig. md scalp-.-The largest, ths ssR pfsY
I4o Broadws y, corner OF LIhery- up stars MO 'n's
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MONEY MARKET.
saIcs nj the stock Exchange. j une I q.


III VI.
There WAS moderate amount Of business done at the
8,ok,r. BOARD this morning. Delaware Hudson con-
Time. to declne it fell Off II per cent to-day Long Island
d Bank Commerce. full improved /; Mohawk, u; iar
leu declined |. cosisg firmly at H.
O( State S,ocksth- sales nearly $4,000 at firm rates
State SKIES sold 9l1 per cent advance Ohio SKIES i'm
proved per cent Kentucky do, Illinois BONDS +; IN
llama For State SKIES 1900 81 offered 90 asked Elves
1862 vi offered Elves and Half 1861 84 offered 86 asked;
Ei,ss lalh Ql offered. 81 a,ked; 1853, 80 asked.
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4 MEXICAN Museum, corner Of Broad

! n way and Am sire,i-P r BARN. VI Manager -
Every Day aud Evening tins week. commencing on Mon
iay. Nav -. Best attraction the cltvt Day vslers
nutea Tie rseun. trce. Mater john ID am0nd, the
vrrat ori ui eIro dancer, and tie celebrated Whit
llrh arr engaged Oae more week Of the mysterious
GI,y Gni Ms Resale. the charming Vocalist al>o. La
fcue Celeste tie beautiful Dancer, are eagaged tNptr
sen', ~ Animal Magnetism. COMPANY OF Indlan WariorS
AZ Lan..ag. the comic trnliersl
nm. ...a - .uI.. ~ .aI.n han lI.cr: NO
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T ACES-Laccs-R ibbOns.-Cap Lace
IS cents; Cap Ribbon, cents; Bonnet bbons ,hi-
ling, Lace MuslG. QuilhH-s; lnseriugsi Collars Hh
silks Ac Milners AMI Prdar, supplied az
LEEPERs. corner Grand and Christie streets,
nj Inns and $50 t,rand-si
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Fifteenth Wnrd.-The friend, OF the Pablo

IF Fifteenth ward irtndl o . .,s i' .S
shoo a,J an ether, who are opposed 10 The >cho' u"
~ :, d. lad Sc, on Of the Legislature are requested
= meet Al CONSTITUTION Hall, $50 Broaf~ay oH fIday even
mo The 81 inst at O'Clock to hear ihe report OF te YOU"
,r,,t.j 10 nominate Comm >'onrrs inspectors
atc ~. of The Public School. for N, " ard
ie2 M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-02

! Public SchOois-Ihe Address NJ tie MINI
Ward Committee The School Question. ought Ia b- N
The hands Of every voter IA the city o NewYork II con-
larger number Of facts ia regard to the school Qnes
ion than have yet been preenled 10 the Public and July
EXHIBITS the Interpretations contained 10 Mr. Mscays
Report against tie Public Schools TIE Addres. comprise,
Mr. Mac1y's Report and a review OF il, embracing the
following topics.
I..EKgoRs OF THE DisIRcr system.
U...SCHOoL AGE.
UI....CosT or iii DISTRICT >ysTg
w.. CosT Of TIE NEW Law.
N...EFFICitaCYo uhE Di-TRiCr SYsTfN II CITIEs
1owNs.
NI...ISsrFcTIoN ANn VISITATION.
\II...CosT oF THE PUmtc SCHOOLS.
\III...TEsTAMESr of the BgoOELYN COMMISSIONERS
XI....NALUE or 4 UNIFORM rYsTfM.
X....AS uNDESIAELE INFERENCE.
XI....RiCnis Or Tax PAYERS INvoLvrD
AII....THt CoSsTiTVTIONAL PRINCIFLE.
MIL POPULAR INTERESTS
XIV ....G NIFoRMITY oF TIE system.
This Address is puDlhhed a, The office OF the NEW
YORK EVANGELIST No 1l3 Fulton -treet, where may
be had in large small quantities, and Of the New, Boys
Inquire for the
SCHOOL QUESTION.
Price , siag,e Liberal discounts to agents or
orders. JET .u,'
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" Photographic G.ikcnesses, by an Improves :,
)aguerreotype pTocc>,. by VI. ID. VAN LoaN' Sva".
;hambers-st and Broadway. (I h!iS iH
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NEW STYLES of Summer Goods Just
received At the
NEM.YORk CAsM TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

Ii2 Ful;on-str-et, near Broaiway,
Strangers and other. visiting the city will hns - uer
advantage to give u call before leaving her ORDER -
W. have large and d- rable as.orimsnt OF Drap dte
French and En1i.h Dr.llng,. .ncle and mHed French
Elastic lnI English Cas,neres. Fancy Sks, Chsles and
Narcotics Nestug with large and select stock Of wool
ack and Fancy Coored Cloths ard Cashmere selected
rou recent mp rtsiors, the lowest cash price, and VIII
he made % Order 10 the ,hores, space OF time Our gar.
neni. all guaranteed b., of superior wOrkman>t p.
The be> 81 trimmings and frsj rate tt Our customers
vii and prompt filling ORDER, and equally promP, n
presenting our bills when garments are Delivered.
al6 III J. {. BOOTH, Agent
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(UlEAP DRY GOODS.-Prices Re-


HHEAP DRY GOODS.-Prices Re
Y duced.-BARKER 4 TOwLE. II Catherine street.
Invite the attention of purchaser, their large and
qascl assortment OF Fancy and >apl- Dry Goods.
Their present stock has all been recently purchased
tie cash prices and comprises every artele asost
that i. wanting IN the Dry Cool Line
sItkS.
rich assortment of Satn stripe silks.
Very rich chine. stripe and plaid silks
Rich ard heavy eace stripe Pro de Sor>
Splendid jc, and blue black Gro de Swiss.
Hi,h lu.rr Gro De Rhine, double and single width
splendid India Foulard silks, cheap
MOI sSELINE DE LANES.
100 pieces styles handsome 'aretyr, uced I'm s. To p
70 do pinks and blues, fine quality, only "a
LOO do satin stripe, formerly soid for Is. nos 5.
Too DO blue black brown aud drab solors
Also, great variety OF Mourning lie Lanes
CAMERiC AND JACONEr MuSLINS.
lee pieces Bal,arian Muslin. for lOd.
10 do yard wide, cord grounds last colors Is.
no do Il French, splendid goods from l' si to p 6d
CALICOEs.
so pieces. ony 81.
100 do last eolors. only I'd.
80 do a. formerly ~ols L. 5a. now al.
~ do yard vide. l. "a.
Co do comprising every style aud eoIor' al very 10"
DOMEsTICs.
- bales 81 brown shirsg sd.
Is DO yard wide sheetny, Cd
~ do very heavy 3d.
10 TO u yds wide, l..
10 cases 81 bleachrd shrtng, 81.
- do yard vide do 81.
10 do fine Long Cloth, 81.
10 do very fire, yard wide, lod.
) do Bed Ticks, ~. l.. sud l.. jd.
) 90 Checks, ai. lOd and Il,
A.o. large ass1rtmentof Casneres Nestng,, Saunts
sumner Goods Tor Mems and Boys Also, drawer
Good, OF every description. BARKER TOWLE,
eiSts II Catherine, 2i door above Monroe.
L OOk AT TIiIS.-Just received lot
4 Printed Musin., yard vide al onlyisi lot Tuscan
Hat. at L. lot Mating l. Cd lot Linen Drilling at only i
81 yard; lot OF Stock. n, j. lot satnet at Is ri; Double
Mied CsSimert, Is, Cd; lot Fans al cents; lot Cam
brio Mosa. 5i lot Bonnet Lawns AT i per yard lot
tine Mourning DeLaines al Is yard Htt. cents pair
lot tine Bombalne only Is 6d lot fine Camlet Goats at
only 8 - lot Plra,o only Is Sd lo Carpet al only Is
per yard, tor sale IN any quantity al
WILLET HAWKINS sore, al Greenwich Il
1 Ctr 5h store below >pring-,L
T ES-Laccs-R ibbons.-Cap Lace
IS cents; Cap Ribbon, cents; Bonnet bbons 'hi-
ling, Lace MuslG. QuillH->; lnseriugsi Collars Hat
silks Ac Milners AMI Prdars supplied az
LEEPERS. corner Grand and Christie streets,
and ry4 f,Tand-St
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fltNC state os, o. "a
Foreign Exchange quiet, and little w.be done before
the departure of the Queen.
Inand Bills generally are plenty. but the demand is
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r.;-.ee.,h WnrI Democratic Clay

CIub- Justice u IIenlN tIay-I NJ ~ UI"I "'.'1- -
- Ti'h VIII be held al the Tppecanoe House on Ihur
nv evening I'd inst at O'clock Punciunl ATTENDANCE
r1ue ted A. business of importance VIII br hn oeio'e e
meeting. BY order. REt BEN r. M'HN' ii'>'''"~
THos Dickson Presidents.
lows COOPER,
JOHS T. kLoTz. (S.crc,,r;e> -,
JosFyu T. MiIL>, j. ~
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NV and Cheap Crockery Store, No.

J. II Catherne,reeL near Chatham sluare-whers
N be found OF the largest and hest assorted stocks In
M city. including many new patterns Of Dinner and Tea
~et cut ans plain Gas HILL Astral and Other Lamps H..
China Tea Sets Of new shape, very superior artcie.-
Those la want will md il object to call and examine be-
nr, rlur.Il nYIl INN
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l. Thirteenth Wnrd.-The citizens Of he l,lh
arr opposed to the present odou' Seh"oi Law anu w =
yo of II. repra are requested To meet al No Shr n
street ON Thursday June "a, nj O'Clock T. VI To reeve
lie report OF the Committee appointed To nominate slnan
Oficers. ny oIue'. ,,, -, 80.
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Containing .ci~nttc and popular d-.crp on. OF Ma,
q gadrIpe Birds r -he-, r. pilrs and inseci. compiled
tom TIM works Il Cuyer Or fitn Kchar!o1. G.ofrey.
Llc-rede. BufoU. Goldsmith, shaw NOntagce " il>'n.
L-vis 1rke Auiuon an Other writer. oi Natural He
tory arranged according 20 he Classification Of stark
Fdf.d hy Gouhi. A-U I'D o." tngrayin... For sale
e2 hv >ANION 4 WILLS. ~ Brnsd~sy
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Cllir.n'. Clat -. -, mn,
DOYS AND CHILDREN CLO II

Elr<C -ub-r Al Ai,al.sai. or nriII ~ DSL>pN> 10"
c'-,t,, 49,, ~ o. CHATHAM street. cheap A. ihe cheap
81 so = co., a. Tie bet that be- found IA any OF er
= 81. 81. - je2 IN
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TUE NEW YORK MUSEUM-ior-

i merly kaown A. Pralt>. - Broadway, opposite he
CITY Hall Tremendous Attraction. Increased Novelty :
MONDAY, May SD, aud every ev1uns dunns this wtH
Grand Exhibition tie wcuI,rig Foy>Pa>es Views ja,,
Imported ruRi Europe, by Mons j. Martin. aud 10 be pre-
>sntr,. o. the ubhc Tor The irst time IN TIN, country
On n, occasion will also he exhibited new Dasrcr'
Dorams - square, aud painted w BeJamn ard >ome
90 the hest artist, 90 France.
~ iliLt VIII deliver h, Lecture the Habits. Ccsloms
Manner. -. or the Do-u-ta>tcr>
Tie wonderful Dwarf !, engaged Tor one week longer.
Aims, on - cents. mSO
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Correspondence of the Herald


BALTIMORE, July L. 1872
Mr. EDITOR =
BY The decision Of the Court on Saturday last in ,b
Brokers il has been decided that the law imnos;n
tax on brokers' embraces all persons who have hereto
ore been known as brokers, who buy and sell bank
note bills stocks &c. To be full broker in this state
would require license for three separate branches
of the business, amounting to $1,000 per annum Thi.
none ofthem will pay-the business may therefore be
considered suspended Our merchants terribly put
to it for change.
The sheet here, that has been using of its classic
language in reference to your correspondent will by
writing few more such articles gain for itself great DO.
pularty and an extensive patronage. like sweet TEN.
per- and must ledge that effort very striking ex
emphcaon OF it. Can be possible that the grapes are
souri,
said that express passed through this city yes
terday on its wa, SOUTH in reference to the Mexican DIFF
fculties. 49, VS.
man named Ezra Megs old soldier, about 40 years
OF age was found drowned yesterday in the dock II is
presumed that be threw himself verboard.
SO great the at the late concert given nv
the Independent Blues band last week. that repetition
OF has been determined upon to take place this eek
The weather on Saturday disagrceabe with con.
slant rain throughout the day. Yesterday was excessive
y warm This morning is very delightful to those who
have sweet tempers.
Yours, RODERIcK
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ResoitiOnsn favor OF painting the fence roundW ash
ington Parade Ground. Adopted.
That the Comptrouer lease common lands in the i21
Ward. tI
That other persons than butchers be allowed 10 hin
stalls in the ma rkets-(By Mr.. Aler,on) W. W
That the Committee on Blackwells Island report III,
situatien Of lunatics there.
That the offices of Superintendent of Lands and Place
and of Markets, also Day Police officer of the Seventh
Ward, be abolished
To repair the rooms occupied by the Chancery Court
and Court Of Common Pleas, if found necessary.
Requiring the Committee Chart and the Aim
House report the situation Of paupers, and If measure
could not be taken 10 employ them as to relieve thu
city from expense.
That the Board meet every other Monday evening.
Adjourned TO Monday sen'night.
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Philadclphia.
Correspondence of the Herald.l
Pun .nrv.... Tel

lCoresrondence of the Herad.1
PHILADELPHIA, July ls, 1912. g
This is here most excessively hot day. The Ohio
and the Rainbow" le this morning for the Canes tax,
ing down large addition the company already there
The Sun" will go down tomorrow m rning and will
probably take her full share of passengers During the
storm OF Friday, am informed that the Rainbow found
herself an admirable sea boat The bay quite rough
and almost all of the passengers of the Ohio were quite
SICK while those of the Rainbow" experienced not
lualm This have at second hand not having been on
board Of either boat and may be in the present
between the friends of the two boats that less than the
ruth Of the has been spoken and more than the truth
of the other.
man named Samuel Greybill, alias Dutch SAM was
arrested and brought before Recorder Vaux on Saturday
charged with stealing gold watch from gentleman at
his own confession, and to New York in the
afternoon, in charge Of officer Byrne.
Mr. Cresson OF Market street in this CITY died sud
denly at Mer's Hotel at Cape May from apoplexv
caused by bathing too long while in state of extreme
heat and perspiration. .u {
The legislature has amended the bill abolshine inpr
Comment for debt by striking out the provision which de-
prived all persons who had resided in the State for
lwenty days from its benefit.
Nothing of moment was done in stocks
Navy from Commodore Charles w. Morgan dated Por,
Iahon, March 2, 1912
In the discharge of melancholy duty announce TO
the Department the dccease Of Assistant Surgeon Ri
hard Harrison, recently attached the soop of war
Fairfield"
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,bess hd;cs car,or.fe or otherwse ALWAYS hav
n the Intimate npes,on of the public in view Beware of
AZ pLessea co.pose ., III Sn;ri, az bertv bshsr IN P
T.; ~. ~ 'o a he o,Pe 81" ~ ~ ' ' ~ " w
"ucs OF meuic'he ID nan, pEEI Er,-r,,
NEAL ~ MI s.,1 iIia n,,
UNITED SOCIETY ,hrvad, Mass
,.. July 9th, 1872
Respected Fr,snd-N snort descron OF wonderiu cure
Of which the SUBJECT was given among other facts pore
than year since 10 rep 70 letter TO this society,
equesting an OPINION OF - Ils Inc Doctor
happening TO ecevc and publish te tter have been repeat
edy requested to gye more Ifuary my own impressions
with winch request now comply rom sense OF duty
had or e aanserous ana distressing
IN
DID tmy age is now ysx For fifteen or twenty year, st
has pseh eSceeuiniiy uouplesoe ana every spnnx was
effected and the back part OF neck AID head
was y n1 cenaon e prospect o. tennatns
my ne py .ne OF hs lnsueaoe seourg9 OF human
and nerseverinr use Of Dr. Branjetb MeSic;ns Bup
requested particularly the effect OF this
dicne in my case
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MEDICAL EDUcAroN.-We have observed, with
regret that all the students from the Stuyvesant In
stute Medical School, who presented themselves
as candidates for admission into the Naval Medical
service, have been rejected by the Board of Exa.
miners. The medical institutions of New York
have not, however, been altogether disgraced for
several students from the venerable College in Cros-
by street, passed their examinations before the
Naval Board with great eclat One Of the poor
young men from the Stuyvesani, expressed, it is
said, with sar IN his eyes his poignant regret that
he had ever listened 10 the advces of DR.. Bedford
who was accustomed last winter TO divert the STU
dents with ridicue of the "greenroom fever" and
assurances that they would all get their diplomas
without difficulty!
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Court of Common Pleas.

July ls-8masa Hathauayvs VS.. H. Ogden-This was ano
Their Of the modern inventions for anoe eby the
plea OF usury. The note sued for amounts to 1925
which was cashed by plaintiff for very rife til
seven per cent. The money obtained by man
named John w. Weed who divided the spoil with de-
PENDANT giving him for his SHARE" $3.50 Mr.. Hathaway
sa manufacturer at Connecticut, and it known he
had a little money. Weed got Ogdens note, telling him
Shawangunk Mining Co., given collateral, but
they worthless The Jury found for the defendant
For plaintiff, Mr. T. f. Mather-For defendant, Mr.. J
II. Magher.
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Circuit Court.
ReforQ Indigo Kant

July lS.-Wiliam Langan Isaac Jones and others
Messrs g. and Jones Of building Of
Front and Dover streets They let it Mr. Gilmartin
and the cellar was hired by plaintiff, who commenced
refectory. The opposed to such being kept
there and caused landlords to be issued against
Ginartin on rent becoming due Mr.. Wntringham, the
marshal deputed to it, He threw plaintiffs ef
fects into the street. broke up his reecory, SC. The
present action entered for damages Verdict for plain
tiff, $3.50 t
For plaintiff, Mr.. W. Mulock. For defendant Messrs.
Mitchell and Hobart
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SEA DEvu,-Our readers remember this queer
monster caught last April in Charleston Har-
bor and that published graphic account of it,
1t is in this city for exhibition (see advertise
menD, and is most extraordinary species of the
Ray Fish. 1t weighs $3.50 lbs, measures is feet 6
inches from the mouth to the end of the tall and Is
feet between the exreniites of the pectoral fms
and has mouth feet 10 inches in width, and eyes
feet apart A young one is also exhibited, which
Is said to have been born after the capture of this
monster of the deep. We presume the Mermaid
will soon be here to keep the Devil company
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e5- The great Trotting Match for one thousand
dollars side, over the Centreville Course, between
the celebrated horses Ripton and Confidence,
comes of to-day. They are supposed the feetest
horses in the world For particulars, advertise
ment.
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The WEATHER.-Again, the weather yesterday
was most oppressive and nsuHerably hot !; and the
frequent, severe and sudden changes try the most
strong constitutions 1t is necessary to be very pru
dent under these circumstances. Eat lttle-drink
ess-bathe once day, and avoid exposures of all
kinds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

SAW Mu.L,-We call attention to the adver-
tsement OF a Steam Saw Mill foot of Fourteenth,
street. When we say that Robert Hoe & Co, (who
always excel in every thing) made all the saws and
machinery It Is unnecessary to add that this is the
most complete and beautiful establishment of the
kind in the country. 1t is worth ten mile walk to
see it, and deserving universal patronage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

AMERICAN BoARp.-The next annual meeting OF the
American Board of Foreign Missions will be held in Nsr
wch, c., on Tuesday, the 18th day Of September next
will CRAFTY the friends of the missions hear that the
receipts of the Boards treasury for the first months
Of the year. to July LIST, have reached the sum OF
$500. 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19
NEW YORK HERALD.
New Yorl,, Tuesday, July 10, Is4a.
Herald RuiIetin OF News.A

The Herald Bulletin OF Newsis kept at the northwest
corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival OF the
morning mails, at eight o'clock, A. M-and also Of the
evening mails ar four o'clock, r. NJ the latest intelligence
from n. nA-iS o. TAG world may be found the Herald
Siin Boord, at this corner. Let every wayiarer stop
ANA read A1yuemculs OF all kinds taken a. the once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-19

NAvAL.--The U:led States steam frigate Missis-
sppl, Captain Sater, off the Battery, is under
stood to be under immediate orders for the Gulf OF
Mexico