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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-09
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE

AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE
n LADIES.
DR A; G CASTLE, Dentist, as7 Broadway, New York,
has Paste for ling decay ed teeth which, while
~ harmless in its composition be put tender
tooth, nth which becomes compact into solid body
maintaining t original appearance and without AIRY pain
Whatsoever tt most painful tooth be presertd
Inc rous tesnonas from ladies' IN the first society
speak subcienty as 10 IFS efficacy Dr. g. c. inserts arf
eal Teeth without ligaures the principle Of
pressure guarsnt ed TO withtond the of ous acid
stomach, and rec from fetc oders,
Toothache Pills Of which put in the tooth will effect
"a zeal cure ORA e. e. reera to his profe skill to
Drr Jshnson President q The Medical society lie Che
Sieughton, Spanish Consul Rev Mr. Lyel Rev MI Nissan,
the Professors the Uayerty Of the College Of Physicians
and Surgeons of New York.
DEAFNEss-Ds Castle & Edwards, Anrsts, attend to
every disc incidental to the human Acoustic Drops
Sure for deafness palms, noises hard the
rnII irns
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RINGS VEKBENA CREA y
AGAIN TRIUMPHANT.

- y n a, -. 1919. ~ Y II -
Or am is fully borne out by the first premium diploma
being az awarded by the judges at the American Institute
Known and the extensively circulated i has become
ais received from all parts America and Europe. Ia
deed the constantly increasing demand 10 proud
sands have been for ears attempting viz 'Emoent
American shaving soap which, for ease comfort ccono
my, cannot be surpassed either at home abroad.
From the Herad.J
Snaviug-Rngs Verbena Cream for shaving il most CAPT.
tai article It be had at SO Fulton We Tried
il and found superior II soens the beard and makes
the operation gentle msgnetzing.
From the Boston Travelle.-April, 1901
VERBENA CRyAM-This Sh4 ving Com pound is now
all the well tonsoria professors among
those who prefer to gather their durnal crops The
ber say that pot Of lasts twice long the guam
ty OF another cponacous PREPARATION; while those who
their declare that with the Verbena Cream dull
ill Insure smoother face than most of the old
with sharp stee besides it to the sense soften
ing to the skin. a great destroyer offreckles
sale Wholesale aud reU By C. H. kINd, Oh mlst and
NIB Bew Of nblishing limitations; and observe the
written signature Of c. II Ring each. NAL Inn
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CARL KING.
The wstnown and celebrated Millinery and Ladies Straw
Hat manufacturer ia her IN jesty the
QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
respectfny leave to the Ladies that he
has on hand splendid and fashionable assortment Of
Iadies Straw and Silk Hats The Straw Hats manufac
tured to a fascinating and becoming shape, called
THE ELLsLER COTTAGE,
with Gpsey sides and Swiss Flare around the front The
brads these srem.de OF Of the elegant patterns
the Abe ri straw in particular az patr@issd by
QUEEN VICTORIA.
The silk deparm conducted by the most and
tasty miliners be equaed The ks Of the
style fresh imported Trimming and Flowers to
No. 50 Canal Broadway, and y Division streets
NJ Bills Pa is Ribbons and French Flowers of the
latest style purchased either of his establish
mens wholesale and retail reasonable term, 40 Inn
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WILLIAM HEARN

COd BOWERY between Prince and Spring streets offers
IVA for sale The following dry goods lately received
French, English and domestic calIcos, mourning and
second mourning, light thntz anil single co!or; super.
~ pd E4rston ginghars and light coior plain
aud satin striped blk blue blk silks lgnt cold lining silks
aud waered hat Iibbo.s fine blk mourning a light cold
muslin de lanes lads fancy and gentemens blk silk
c hdkis; ladies' ad genemens light cold kid Gloves blk
81 long thaws shades ard misses parasols l4wns
brdssyt blk and brown linens wiled sssi.s and
Marseles skirts surfing muns blk and white coon hose
swiss. null aud Tarlaan musIins; shops lawns Cambria
dimiiits nc &c.
Ais, on h,pd bombs ain blk chaly, fgd Eolenues
bafege, paraso aud general of
other goods ali Of which offered generally at
ma, ket prices.
Uni nm pri, es--no Abatement. msOIm-
nUr.s MOI COMnhUN SEN Sc lrach ne thai EArEC.
- T0RATlON is the most natural well effectual
agent arresiing and 0iring Pulmonary Diseases Reason
yes. because Obsnicon is either slatey re-
motely the Of nfammao Catarrhal Fevers prod-
Group consumption and assesses the lungs pain and
OF the throat, breast sides, shoulders
exciting and peruent ecreops thereby cogeng up
the lungs less impede both resprts and the
free circulation Of the blood causing difficulty Of brea hing
aud hma resy koarseness and loss voice dro sy OF
the heart and che st. rupture Of blood vessels and bet from
th. throat and lungs and silifipg OF blood
To this obstruction f. ON which all these alarming
an dangerous diseases originate and produce
nothing has been found equal to JAYNE'S EXPEC To-
II stands unriv aed-t stands preminen-try H. and Won
will be forced that ITS virtues have can
be ad that stands far above ond the reach
Of competition that the only reasonable only natural
and the only truly full meth Of arresng and curing
diseases OF tn. pulmonary organs
Sold in New York at wholesale and retail by A. B. & d.
Sands. Druggists Nos 70 and 90 Fulton; David sards ca
Mi East Broadway A. B. Sands Co. No. 275 Broadway
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DR. A. G HULL, NO. VESEY STREET, Aston
- ROUSE, NEW YORk.-Persons afflicted with rup-
lures may rely upon the be. n:5pmsntsl aid ths world
either Of hi. agents the chef Of the
United States Patients must he careful to examine the back
pad Of Dr. Hnl Trusses that they endorsed by
Pr Hull in writing None other are genuine or TO be rs.
cured without further expense than the Of the Trus
The radio has been under tn. progressive practical
improvement more than tSeny years past DR. Huls
Truss Office and brought state Of unri vailed per-
frctio m lm<
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SPRING FASHIONS.

THE subscriber desires the Of strangers and other,
his large and extensive assortment If stocks scas
crayas linen and muslin shirts pocket
silk merno and ambswoo shirts and drawers;
hosiery &c is the inten tion Of the subscriber
pay selecting the chaste fash
ionabe of scar and crava His assortment will
ways aed and extensive The subcribsr continues
the Of his Elastic Stocks Gentle
on being suited by calling at the old Establishment
rnIaIm m PAR9ELL 9. far 4
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DENTTSTRY

WIN, THORN, DENTIST. soieis the attention of those
w who Artificial Teeth and those who may require
them to his method of eupplvng the Maxary family
the Teeth. Knowing that there di.agreable
mouth Of those who indulge cs resulting from the action
Of the acid the Gold Plate In all that admit
inserts to complete set without using par
tce Of metal of any description.
"a Chambers street ms Inn
R OLIVE still continues to treat secret diseases all
kinds, with unrivaed skill and SURPRISING judgment,
which has enabled him to eff speedy aud
of those which have been aggravated by the
of nitro &c. and all such aud undermining medi
CT which tends to and destroy the constitution
His medicue mild aud will disagree with the fas
cors and delicate Frenc? red drop is now
well knewn for its extraor dnay virtues curing the most
noxous and deplorabe Terms moderae-eall
West Broadway, Canal street m m
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the ground. When foul blow is struck 1t is SUB
united 10 the Judges; think this foul blow was SUD-
mlued TO them. | am butcher by trade
WIN. HARRINGTON called tor deience;- sd"
WIN Mccoy on the ground; he was drunk
Cross-er Irnined bu BARKER i saw HIM al the
fifth or sixth round; he jumped into the ring
and clnch-d his brother and they threw HIM out
of ;he ring he said ''he'd be damned II his brother
couldn't hex him" and he was finally drunk; was
rather more favorable TO Mccoy than Lilly; knew
neither OF them but once before; there were others
ground who may have seen HIM when he was
drunk; ! think this was al about the nun or skin
rorud
EvocH E CAMP called By deence.-l saw VIM.
Mccoy at the hgnr; he was partially lntoxicated /
saw hlm -etore the Cnrone S and took note OF
h testlmonry, the report OF which was published
IN t1e " Herald
The " Herald" report was here handed to wit
ness AID he said he thought was correct but not
having compared II with his copy the Court decided
thar il could not be used bv witness.
WITNESS continued Mccoy swore at the coro-
ner's iry that he heard Lilly saw take him out,
that Is, my brother, out OF the ring he also said
that his brother told hlm before going into the ring,
that he would not come out alive unless he whipped
his man.
Deputy Sheriff Wood returned last evening to
tht- pace, without being successful in finding Ned
Sprague, who has been indicted Tor manslaught.r,
AM also for assault and battery. The two Police
officers OF your city, who prevented his arrest will
be well taken care of hen return 10 the city
hnd Eli Ia Bnrchard, The Temperance Lecturer,
here He looks though he could cad the whole
cold water army on to victory; and in his addresses
before audiences in this county, has created con-
siderable St nsation
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City Intelligence.

The EvAcuArIos.-Yesterday quite gala day in
this y the national standard might be floating
every direction over public buildings hotels theatres
and other places of we'll as from the ship
ping in the harbor The military great num-
bers made credtable appearance fred several
salutes teu de joie &C. the Battery and Park
where they passed in review before the public authorities
in front of the City Hail. previous to their dismissal Ali
this in Of the return of the
Of the day when the British troops evacuated city af
ter years. possession, to make way for General
Washington and the gallant army under his command
thus closing long and firmly establishing the indie
pendence of these United States
BURNING OF THE CUroLA.-The Committees Polio
Watch and Prisons of both Boards of the Common Coun.
Gil met last evening for the purpose of investigating the
manner and OF the burning OF the cupola on the
Tombs on the eventul Friday, the 18th of November
ls4a. Several witnesses examined, and we under
stand the Committee intend to fully investigate every
event that occurred at the Tombs that day. This they
must do, and report speedily act demanded by the
entire public
QuEEn LIBEL.-Mr George Eyer, of ITO Reade street
was yesterday arrested on warrant issued on the ada
Wit OF Moses Blacksock of 39 Green witch street. charg
ing him with having the 18th September 1912 written
him malicious and libellous letter injurious to his cha
peace On being brought to the Pclice Mr. Eyer gave
bonds in the sum OF $500 to answer the charge and
discharged.
~ RECoGNzED-lhe DOuy OIL q man ABOUT nve feet
six inches in height, with brown hair twenty six years
OF age tn had been in the water about week.
day foated ashore Governors Island The body was
clothed in India rubber overcoa black cloth dress
coat pants and vest, black velvet stock, dark mixed
gloves white flannel under and linen shirts white
cotton socks and thin shoes In the pocket of his
coat two London bes," such carried by the Pc.
lice, were found The body brought the city by
order Of the and placed in the Park dead
where it now remains for recognition, and inquest will
be held this morning
WEBB's SENTEScE.-Col. James Watson Webb will re.
ceive the sentence of the law in the Court Of Sessions
room at the Tombs this morning at IL o'clock The par
don follows, of course.
DEATH BY RuM-An inquest was yesterday held by the
coroner the body OF Jonathan Stevenson aged thirty
eight years. who had been Incorporate man. without
any home, for nearly year past and fell down in the
street on Thursday night and died place where he
was taken in in aiew hours. verdict of died by in.
temperance and exposure" was rendered.
DIED OF NEeLEcr-A black woman named Mary Ann
Prison yesterday died at mserafl lie howell in Anthony
street. where she had been suffering from sickness and ne
glect for more than year past An inquest held on
the body by the coroner and verdict of died of dis
ease of the lungs and want Of medical Attendance
recorded.
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Before Recorder Tamadga and Judge Lynch.
Nov -Sentenees.-G George Fawcett, convicted of
forgery in the second degree in having the night
the ith October last passed several counterfeit So
on The manufacturers Bank, at Providence, x. l.,
enced to the state Prison Tor FIVE years
Mary Osrien, indicted for grand larceny and who
hao been permitted by the Court to plead guilty petit
larceny only was sentenced the Penitenary for six
months, "
William Haughey. convicted Of an assault and battery
on HIS brotbern law, Philip Mcfarland of most out.
and brutal character was to nav 6ne
Of s25 ply ~
henry Allen convicted OF misdemesnor in violating
way Of Ssuiy Hook he not being a licensed pilot, was
sentenced IN pay \ fine Of $50 ' 49,
William Stevenson. boy OF fifteen, was pu, to the
par and entered plea of guilty Indictment of forge
ry IN tue ID I'd degree in having the 24h Of October
Chemical Bank S527 and sentenced by the Court
to the House Of Refuge.
Inc Court adjourned till Saturday morning. at eleven
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BankruDt List.

SOU rHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Andrew and Lamphier compulsory on petition of Board.
man and Rocker
Charck Rosenkrans New York individually and as one
oil the hrm OF C. Rosenkrans late of eveand Ohio.
Gus Pollard, builder Wooster street, New York.
George Busse mahogany dealer, Houston street. New
York.
lawrence Shirley, clerk, Chatham street, New York.
william Cornell distiller, Barclay street. New York
individually and as one of the late firm Of harrington and
Cornell.
Davis Johnson WILLIAMSBURG, accountant.
William Warner Lyon, merchant, New York. as one
Of the late firms of A. w w. Lyon and w. w Lyon
60.
John Earle Van Antwerp Brooklyn auctioneer, indi
ldualy AMI as OF the late firm of Van Antwerp and
Van Dyke, Broad street, New York, auctioneers.
William Jones' Flatbush, coaldeale', individually
md as one ofthe late firm OF w. O. Jones 4 Co.
William Steven broker New York.
William Rust, 30 Pearl street New York, late drug
,ist.
Isaac Jones, and Lemuel Marcy carpet dealers com
pulsory.
John L. Clark, of New York merchant
Jshaziah Sherman, Jr., New York.
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SHIP NEWS

pHnApELrHI, Noy 25.Arr India, seIby; New York; B
CooIe' Camp, do Cid Andrew Ring Thurboud Bosom;
Esther Eliza, Rice Halifax MS Philadelphia De Hart. New
York Also arr, Emily. Pc kps Matanzts.
BALTIMORE Nov 24-An Ida Halett, Boston; Manches-
nt Ed%oudsOn, NaguabO, PR; Two Poes, Fountain. New
York; Premier JAWS, do Cid Esther Emery st Pierre
tpiqrs Maria, Hopkins, NYork SID Victory (BrJ Nassau;
L X Bolton, Curacao; President, NYork.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov 23-Sld Eliza, Eastpor.
MoBLE Nov L6-Arr Nsp,nne Stearns. Boston via Key
NEw ORLEANS, Nov l5-Au LAndelle (Fr) Gsrmaia, Ha-
e; Columbus, (Bremen) HIkn Bremen; nnbaI Parker,
Havre Bornhom MASON Antwerp; Potomac Berry, Rotter-
d,m' E%pressrio Collins Havana Amnsa tsp) arsmbell
Simpson Boston; Anthorp, Blake Mobie Combination, and
Amos Patton Cid Woodside W.lch Liverpool; Gov Davis
Meet. do; Orezimho Marcy. Marsei les. . -
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ABRAHAM HATFIELD,
ELIJAH + PURDY,
e. CROLIUS, Junr.
Court Of Com mon Pleas.
Before Judge Ulshoeher.

Nov 20 BENJAMIN NJ Brown Everf Marsh.-This
was an scuon on note given by the defendant for $3.50
as an accommodation to Benz Marsh, his brother Benz
rious rate, oil one Gasner broker in Chatham street
at the rate oil rs per cent For these loans Benz Marsh
Gissner loaned out to plaintiff payment for an equal
money loaned to him by the plaintiff The note
In suit passed by Benz Marsh to the plaintiff for an
equal amount OF the paper passed by TO the plain
tff. The defence was usury. Verdict for defendant
H. VI Western and c. Dewitt, for plaintiff; Cromwell
for defend
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE The steam frigate Fulton
has been laid up in ordinary at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, and her crew transferred to the North Caro-.
lima.
The appointment of Commander Franklin Bnchan.
nan TO the sloop Of war vincennes, has dlspleased
fltty-four older commanders in the navy. And tn,
appointment of Lieut. George P. Upshur to the com
mand of one of the finest gun briggs in the service
has not proved be very acceptable to twenty eghr
lieulenanis, who are his seniors. None of thes,
commanders or lieutenants have ever had sinel
command afoat Considerable murmuring is anna
rent in consequence.
This is all wrong. Indeed it is rank Injustice
Our glorious navy ought to be governed with more
imrartiality II should be governed for the good OF
all, and not OF one, two, or three.
FROZEN ur.-The .Plttsburg Canal
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AsroR HOUSED Rotch, New Bedford; w w Cor
eoran washington VIM Cox, U s N Jas Hart and
MissAG rucklin, Miss Frick, Baltimore Mr. WEIGH, Ma,
WI Capt Stockton w Andrews, Honesburgh, Pa !;
Root, Richmond VIM Kelly, Duchess Co Mccall
len, Auburn Geo Leitch Lewis and lady, Boston ;
Campbsll. jr, Steuben Co J James, Rhinebeck d
Hamilton, Water, liet White and lady, Madison J
holm George Warren, Troy Lewis w Tappan Bos
ton T g stockbridge. Baltimore E L Humphrey Al
bany Jno Hall, do; Mr. Taylor, Washington City G
II Newman Baltimore E l. Robinson Philadelphia VIM
Ward Baltimore; Riley Philadelphia Geo Law
renee, Louisville; Mr. w A Gaussin, seth Regt RIA.
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liam Gray Hound with dark mark her back and yell
low collar, will send the same to No 4s ST. Marks Place.
a suitable reward will be paid
03- MUCH AS HAS BEEN SAID IN THIS AND
other Journals OF the high deserts Of Mr.. Boomer of No
l7e Broadway for introducing the public, hats of the
very best quality and the low prices of So
and 50 90 sufficient justice and praise have not been
awarded 70 him in another very importap branch OF his
business At very great expense, and under difficulties
which would have dsheartened almost any other man. he
lately procured from England not only the precise pat
terms, but the description of material of which the
celebrated Ladys Victoria Cashmere" hat composed
and he is selling them his store :. ,Sw
and seasonable bonnet to call and examine ms large as
sortment.
03- TO AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP on your guard
Base men are growing envous the surprising un.
paralleled success OF the
srA1NpuRN e'y aSf ABB E%TRAcr Pulls
So truly has this excellent medicine been appreciated
by disc rning and intelligent public that five rhou
sand boxes been disposed of within the last ten DAVIS
s owing this success that they assailed in
the public prints by vicious and wicked men, who know
ing the intrinsic worth Of these pills have become envou
of their fame aud are now using their utmost efforts rob
them Of their
GOOD NAME
and take to Themselves the credit of their all sufficient
sTAINBURN's VEGETABLE EXTRACT PILLS
are the First and the Last, the
Only and the Original
VEGE FABLE EXTRACT PILLS
ever advertised to the public all that
The public will do well to upon their guard how and
where they purchase and observe the name the box
sTAINByRN,s VEGETABLE EXTRACT PILLS
Remember they sold at IS cents per box the Of
ce Of the proprietos sss Broadway door the
5ernscle.
NB-There is ne office for their sale at 24l Broadway;
therefore be careful where You purchase and beware Of
base imitors and their filthy compounds
Brooklyn Agent is Mrs. Hays, 1879 Fulton st.
Boston Office o Court street.
Philadelphia, Ledger Building.
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CoLr.-The body of Colt was taken out of the Vault
at st. Marks Church yererday morning, to be sent
10 Connecticut for interment. But the crowd was
great that for safety the body had be taken in
TO the Church and the police sent for
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The ARTIST FOR DEoEMBER.-This most splendid
work is out, and contains three beautiful plates
The literary contents are very superior The plate
of the present Fashions in France is the only
one in the city, being sent from France one month
in advance
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CHARITY The attention of the humane is direct
ed TO Concert which is TO be given at the Apollo
tor very laudable intent, in aid of the Charity
Fund See advertisement
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Q,- We refer our readers to the advertisement il
this days paper, of the Kremlin for sale Furniture
fixtures, &c will be sold, with the lease of the es
| adjustment
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STEAMBOAT SUNK.-The steamboat Louisa, from
St. Louis for New Orleans, struck snag at Mooasn
Springs, on the 18th instant and sunk IN about
SIX feet water. The cargo saved, partly in a
damaged state
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Gen. CAss.-The meeting at Harrisburg, on Mon
day, relative to this distinguished statesman, was a
large and enthusiastic one. A resolution was pass
ed in favor of Gov Porter
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Circuit Court.

Before Judge Kent.
Nov. 25-A large number Of inquests were taken and
large calendar disposed Of No of any public
terest were tried. The Court adjourned sini die
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The SUNDAY Herald

Will contain tomorrow full report of Col webbs SEN
tence, pardon, liberation, and repenanceaso the closing
ofhe Prize Fighters Trial Price only two
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MUSICAL ARRIVAL -Signor Nagel and lady arriv-
ed in town yesterday, and put up at the Astor
House.
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STEAMBOAT BURNT-Tne steamboat Hector, on
her passage from Columbia to New Orle ans, with
cargo OF 100 bales of cotton, CUNT the 1lth
inst, when off the mouth of Arkansas River One
man jumped overheard and was drowned
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Saturday, November 30, Is4a.
To ADvrhrrsER.-Mr j. LrrLr is authorised to collec

advertisements for this paper, and receive payments for
the same the prices charged the desk of this
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| The CouRTs-Lite business was done yesterday
IN any of the Courts, on account of its being Evacu
alton Day.
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MusrcAL.-Max Bohrer's Concert went off last
night at the Tabernacle with prodigious eclat. Par
tculars hereafter.
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SrEcE.-On the 18th and 18th inst, there was re-
| celved at New Orleans specie to the amount OF
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The PRIZE FIGHT TRIAL 1t will be seen by the
Information brought by our special express at late
hour last evening. that the testimony on both sides
in the trial of Sullivan, McCleester and Kensett at
White Plains, is closed, and that the counsel COM
mence summing up this morning. The Herald Of
tomorrow will probably contain the charge of
Judge Ruggles and the verde, of the Jury.
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The Weekly Herald
From Wash hRton.

viii be published to-day o'clock. 1t is rich mum.
bar
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90 IF THE FINDER OF SMALL WHITE ITA-
liam Gray Hound with dark mark her and yell
low collar will send the to No. 4s ST. Marks Place.
suitable reward will be paid.