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tConesnondencc Of the HeYald.1

UTICA, July I, 1872.
Nec aad Elegant Steamboat on Lake Ontario--Plea-
sure Typ to XII 2son, OgdeHsb,rg and Satketts
Harbw, &C.
Where can we give such extended circulation to
an account Of any new and laudabe enterprise, as
in the spicy little Herald ~ The first trip of new
steamboat any of our inland waters, is an event
worthy Of being COMMUNICATED in your widely diff
fused sheet
A party of Us left Utica on Tuesday evening, on
the polite invitation Of the propretors OF that
steamer. " The Lady OF the Lake. TO give her
christening. Some Of the largest owners reside in
Utica. She w,s launched a few weeks since
on the waters Of the Ontario, and rides them as if
they were indeed her " native element" We had
delightful passage IN the packet, (owned by the
same propneiors.) down the Oswego river. On
Wednesday morning come 800 of us, gathered from
Utica, Syracuse, Osyego, &c, and some few from
your own city, started on the trip. She walked us
into Kingston, in Queen Vic's domlnions, and then
sand Isles; down the noble St Lawrence, and re-
turned us safe al Oswego. by the way of Sacketts
Harbor.
Ii did not know your valuable paper is crowded,
| should take pleasure in giving you minute de-
scription of excursion you would have thorough
" enjoyed. The Notifications at Oswcgo were
shown to us by Capt Banum an officer who has
done service at Florida md stands high in the aiec
lions Of all who know him. The :" Lady OF the
Lake." (an appropriate name,) under the command
ot Capt. Taylor, performed the trip from Oswego to
Ogdensburg, By way Of Kingston, distance of 1876
miles, ia 10 hours e minutes, including stoppaPes al
dtferen, points OF hours AZ minutes, contending
with contrary wind and sen. The following arc her
dimensions: 1877 feet length; ~ beam; 10 hole of
$50 tons burthen, and 100 horse power. She is a
beautiful vessel handsomely finished ar furnished
and does great credit to her builder, Capt G.. 5.
Weeks. She has already taken her station on the
line between Oswego and Niagara Falls; and many
Of you New Workers, if you consultyour own com
fort nyour pleasure trips to tho Falls, will take this
route.
Yours truly d.
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.JEWELRY.

w scdber is selling all descriptions Of gold and silver
tail lower an a. any other place In the city Gold Wstche.
low dollars each Watches and -welry exchan-
the money returned Watches and Clocks repaired in the
he Sc NJ ~ e"s, ,xorbnan IN IN cy {: r AII In
porter Of Watches and Jcweir wholesale and Wall
street up stairs. jel9 lmsrc
IL hehouse Of Berger Walter the only manufacory Of Watch
m the honor Of informing Msss dealers watch works. and
al articles connected with the line also Mssrs dealers
glass; that their establishment of watch glasses glass; gilt
and c9ored fancy articles &c &c &c. has lately been
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of purchasing from the only depot OF the
factory, respectfully invited TO call oli.h~s-'
where will be found unvaled Of hc sbove
toned goods which viii be disposed Of the reasonable
mi 2msr
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last given up the ghost, the Sun having purchased
their subscription list the propretors Of the Adj
vertser have, no doubt, long and anxiousy awaited
such tide OF affairs
Frequent and incessant rains have deluged the
country round Great anxiety is felt for the wheat
crop, as 1t is in great danger All kinds of produce
has been most promising, and il is anticipated to be
the largest and fines, seen for years.
A large amount Of money-$20O0-was stolen by
some rascal on board Of the Goddess of Liberty -
Who the rascal is, nobody knows the money, how
ever, was found secreted in some part of the boat.
This Is the second time occurrences OF like char
acter have transpired on board this boat She must
carry robbers. Sooner or later they may be found
out
Our banks have not been hard run since the re-.
sumption. They remain as firm as Gibraltar-no
doubt OF their suspsnding Your,
loCISyuJE
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HATS.
HATS! HATS! HATS

BROWN cos One Price Hat Store, wholesale and NJ,
- tail 79 Chatham Square, OF Mott street, where
fashion beauty, durability and economy combined adern
the heal.
The PROJECTORS have the pleasure to offer addition
70 their recently improved short mapped Hat style the
imitation of beaver which closely resembles that Of all FL
costly beautiful that the difference easily
price eash which enables furnish very
Hat for the price charged In presenting tese Hats the
public the propre think they have reached the
Of beauty durability, cheamess and comfort. md 3n~
" n IMPORTANT QUESTION: here presented for the
reflection Of the purchasers of Hats Is consis-
enith true economy pay five dollars for
BE 4vcr Hat when the article be bought Wall
street. tbetween Broad and New sneer) for -FOUR DOL
LARS This IL deceptive single trial.
nspeetion will satisfy the skepcal that the
Hat offered is FAR from being the inferior article often sold
for less than five dollars The fact that article offer
ed generally not qusiled and in instance surpassed
that price. 1t Is consequence Oft reduction of
the material together with the economical policy oh
tbshmon and the popnetos engaging personally in the
maruactuetat the great inducements offered
such offered before. :
WARBURTON & WEBB,
eiOlm*r Hstters, 5 w all street.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TO PAPER MAKER

PERsEE BROOKS. No 81 Liberty street. between
the sesa o% Ss article. HfT sU import direct o
Ile.ehug Powder Of Boyd SONS make-warnnted for
uniformity and strength equal this country Great
Britain and for the sale OF which ey sole the
English 9 Machine FEELING Of very superior quality
49, % , ia 81 it inches ; vide - Width, ,,v
Blue sma, davug the agency Of the Sutton cempagy.
Blue smals, they enabled supply FIFE aud FIFE
WIZ: for Fca and Cylinder sashia naa g,c
P scS re- No. 9!s; TstI lysh. with Fo,su
and domestic Soda Ash viirol Aan Irvine &c 8, &c.
An INTERESTING WORK ON TIE tAsl ;-gpst
99shsd bs Carey . SSs' S 81 IL, ToT d hG I:a rI
Si Ss car. iS E@S% y
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We commend the public sterling work 81 travel
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.assrly sought for By che pablic.-Ncw Wol!
when he desires information upon the subject OF which il
very pleasant unpretendys account of r,mbles through
regions about which every mind d.,, 9or.nati9n
There page the work that is and in.
we think hi; boo. destined become extensively ropar,
"a%: = popular '''D WILEY fRis99G's PUTNAM
l. ANIMAL MAGNETISM-DR II. IL. COLLYER
will publish July 92 the ft number Of ponndcal with
the above tile Il win be dsvoed exclusively to Msmt
Instructions for Mes wih detail, Of The
extraordinary aud interesting Me,merc and
have occurred either this country Europe
for many past The curious. and ndced wonderful Wis
and Of Clsoyaxec the HcAye
Bsdes aud the Spiritual World, will constitute prominent
portion nf the Magazine.
Ii will be published monthly and each number will contain
royal pages with diuble columns OF the
and style of the Boston Miscellany.
Terms 50 per annum payable in advance
Letters commune and odex (por pad) dcs,ed TO
DR.. r. H. Coyer Mesnerssr, II School street, will
PROMPT attention.
The New York Tribune, Herald, Pennsyvanian Public
Ledger Baltimore Sun American, Richmond Star Chnrcston
Mercury New Orleans Pcayune, Lou,vine Journsl Cinci
Republican Portland Adv will in1nt twee week
for three weeks, and send their bills te Mail Office,
receiving the Mssann. will Aforesaid
and send Of their ~ School street, Boston
VA
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Vice Chancellor Court.


JuLr 5--DEcYIoN.--J NJ Bradhurst and others, eTeeu
tors Of Moses Fysid.-Ordered, that r. w Townsend
the receiver, account to Mr. Wm.Mtchell, master of
this Court for the rent of premises No 81 Front street
and that he pay over s6s9 Ole. for deficiency, SC.
Trustees Of the ieake and Watts Orphan asylum flu
gustine ~ Laurence aud others erecuforsAn apple alton
into Cour, give bonds according law, in double the
sum, and to justify Sc The Vice Chancellor said to do
this would be to compel two persons justify in the
Of $4,000 each hch security was hard to be obtained.
Ordered, that the security in bond and mortgage, for
Sll000 already offered be paid into Court in lieu
of the present bond the complainant liberty let
the matter rest as situated.
Charles Dickinson .fdnsen .frkerig-lu this
some property put up at auction and knocked oil for
the nominal sum Of SO. Complaint made. Motion
denied Complainant will be at liberty TO vacate the de-
cree and 60 back and correct his proceedings.
Peter HubbeH and others Ddrid Donodson.-A mo.
ton asking for leave to in and take testimony. Mo-
ron under circumstances Of the denied with costs
to be taxed and charged in Of defendants if
allowed him. otherwise to be paid by complainant.
Stephen Striker and others abraham Crfs Solicit
tor Of the Courf-Relative to mortgage for $4,000
handed for collection Ordered that the subject be refer
red to Mr. Mitchell master, to ascertain and report
what Mr. Crist has collected and that witnesses
examined &c. by either party
Benj~min Davenport Maynard Grerg.-Motion to
commit for contempt in not giving up certain household
furniture ordered by the Court Ordered that dcfen
dant be committed TO the close custody Of the sheriff
less he complies, sc.
Catherine Hosman, adm. vs. Patrick Quin and Uriah
r. Lerey-Decree of strict foreclosure allow with
be paid by deendan, Qunthe complainant to pay LIE
vy's costs for the suit, to he tnxed
Noses s. Pike vs. Wn. Warner aud others.-Motion Ia
be relieved from masters report relative insoven
estate. Motion denied.
H. Rem,en and Others The Trustees Of the TIags Of
msburgh.--The compliments the old Grand
and Willamsburgh Ferry Company, but got
lease from theoo OF Houston street The Ferries
join the 9th side and the Grand street Company
got leave to ferry house snd post and chain be-
tween them. The present is motion for injunction 10
prevent such. Motion denied.
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Hcrald.l

PHiLADELruiA, July, =, lSi1.
Nothing spoken OF hare to-day much but the terrific
storm of rain lightning aud thunder with which
visited last night. The like witnessed nor
heard here by Oldest inhabitants II squallcd the
most vivid descriptions Of like in the passes of
South America. For more than two hours the armament
and wide sprea! were tho flashes Of lightning and the
thunder which from the suddenness which II in every in
snce followed the FASH afordng the certain evil
dence Of the proximity OF danger OF the most crashing
and startling character The alarm almost univ
but the damage and destruction much less than
would have been imagined. A dozen points were
struck and two or three buildings were burned but
otherwise no vast amount was destroyed by the lightning
considerable quantity of goods were damaged and de.
stroyed by the overflow of cellars and basement
full partic uars Of which you may find in the papers
Saturday afternoon
Nothing ofimpoitapce from Harrisburg.
A small amount Of business in stocks to-day.
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General Sessions,
Before his Honor Recorder Tslmady Judges Lynch and
Noah AMI Alderman Leonard.

Noah, AMI Alderman Leonard
JAMES II. WHrrISG, Esq, District Attorney.
JrLY 5h-The calender for the comprises the fol-
lowing cases :-lnianeide, Bigamy, u Forgery, 8 i;
Burglary, 10; Grand Larceny, ls; Embczzlement, L.
total 30. Previously indicted % convicted 9. Total g.
The of the Grand Jurors being called and there
being but IA in attendance the court discharged them
until Wednesday at IL o'clock. The petit jurors
then called and fined in the OF $40 each for
non-aendnncc Four Of the Grand Jurors summoned for
lest term, whose were again called fined in
like and Eve Of the officers attached to the cour,
also fined 81 20 each for being absent
Muaapsa All, tried for Grand Larceny.-A genius who
sports the title and says he was In former
inys servant Of Lord Byrons while in Greece put
upon his trial for Grand Larceny The prosecution prov
ed BY Mrs John Adams that prisoner came to this
ship Toronto, from London. Thst on the oath Of
May, prisoner came TO their premises, at ss
vsndam street, and ofler he left. she misses. two
sih sr watches, and one gold Her testimony was
very contradictory she r having nted that of the
watches gold and but silver &C. She also sta
ted that prisoner the practice OF visiting the house
nearly every day for week prcvsus 70 The time the
watchc, missed and that she did not loave the room
after prisoner went out until was discovered that the
watches had been stolen. John Adams the husband Of
previous witness testified that the watches were all three
silver and valued at S35 They have not been recovered
knowledge Of the larceny but admitted that he was At the
house al the time stated by witnesses lie was defended
by Theron Rudd ESD Who commended that os no proper
y found upon prisoner nor no trace OF the goods to
him. the mere circumstsnsl evidence given by the wit.
not sufficient to authorized verdict of guilty
The jury accordingly returned verdict Of not guilty
The several cases OF Joseph Robinson the black bsr.
glor, down for trial Wednesday morning at
otl,ck.
THierine Servant T,ied.--A coIored girl named Jose
phiDe Merry who resided with Evans Thonhill at ia
Twenty first street about FIVE months since tried for
stealing seven gold finger rings, which were found on
her person by officer Hlliker. She was convicted OF
grand larceny without the jurors leaving their seats
sHannsh Johnson, young girl aged about Is years,
who TO ell appearances laborng under partial in
sanity. was arraigned for trial for grand larceny, in
stealing clothing valued at Sloi from several different
persons and being asked WHETHER she was guilty or
not replied guilty. and urged immediate sentence on
he ground that she wished TO he relieved from confne
ent In the city prison. preferrng any other Place Of
punishment The Court ordered her 10 be returned 70
prison and stated that they would discuss thu matter on
Wednesday morning. -,
The Court then adlourneto Wednesday at VI O'Clock
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bookkeeping

N c. MARSIIS counting for the study ofpr,ccal
W boekkeepn. continue open from early in the morning
I'll or NJ.
Tems-For the complete Of practice in Single Entry
Book keeping, books stationery &c. included, 81 80.
For the complete course practice 10 Double Entry Book
keeping and Mercantile Calculations including books Sc SIS
There classsseach person taught separately Pros
pccruses may be had At the rooms. je296-c
IGHTBODY'S NEW YORK PRINTING INK MAN.
II uFACTORY % Rose street, corner of Duane tod SUI
gar House, Printing Ink Of all coors warranted equal
constantly hand and offered for sale reasonable
deliverable any part Of tho city free of Printers
and vendors solicited make trial Of this article.
jy 3mr
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BOARDING

AT DEAL, MONMOUTH, co. Nj
I EVILS i. HANkINSON respectfully informs his friend.
- and the public that he has fitted in the best style the
house formerly occupied by Jacob Coes the above place
he most beautiful situation on The sea coast about miles from
and o meet the Philadelphia The board will
be found very moderate Also, sabling sc, for horses
very reasonable terms. -
L. F. pledges himself that effort of his will be wanting
TO render tho who parons, him comfortable and his
house will be found equal any along the ie30 I'm
THE FAyORITE and decidedly the most agreeable EYcur.
SION IN the Sun mer Season 70 Hoboken No other
OF resort the vicinity OF the be visited with
cy offers many Inducements with less expense visit
the extensive and diversified grounds Of this OF
ersstri of which its besH iiu many
fine vie well known require description canno,
fail give great those the city who like ca
onsy breathe air. vary the and cor
fined view of brick AID mortar.
The Barclay Canal and Chr.opherstrsst Ferry boats
excellent order for public accommodation je24 2wsc
PAVILION, SARATOGA sPRI NGs-The Pavilion CON
tiguoux to the Pavilion fountain and cquidsan from
Congress and Iodine Spring. has been thoroughly
and open for the reception Of visitors For
of location beauty OF the grounds Adopting
ofhe rooms and efforts the par u ne proprietor make
his comfortable this house IL believed j.
ed Tho charges for board and have modified
meet degree the depression Of the tines share of
patronage respectfully invited
saratoga Springs, june 90 1912 JeH 2wr
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B OOK BIN DIN G
DADIp RJrI INC

II IRELAND No 100 Nassau having
IL. stock Of Binding Tools aud Rung Mschinsy, OF the
latest and approved patterns, prepared
all orders in the most durable and handsome manner,
Merchants Account BosSs and al other kinds of Bankworl
ruled and bound and style that
give satisfaction Any work orcred he done hs Eng
thNt.
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you would be pleased to hear from this most ar
cient and highly honored city.
The Burgesses turned out strons, some fifty MEM
bers, with white pants, red coats and bear skin
caps Ia 44ngLaisc. Ii reminded me of the troops
stationed in Canada last summer Che Cold Stream
Guards) Capt. Bayeaux loomed large, and Bobby
Wells did his best, but he looked warm.
All our military companies appeared well, and
deserved commentator for their drill and equip
ments Our citizens do not bestow that attention
upon them which they deserve.
1t was rumored yesterday that fight would take
place between the laborers OF the Western Railroad
Company and the several Hibernian Benevolent
Societies with which our city abounds. Happily
nothing occurred TO mar the festivities Of the occa-
son.
Oar Temperance Societies had celebration Of
their own, and listened to most soul-sirrlng ora
ton from the Hon l.. Serague Parsons OF this city.
They numbered very large, and produced most
beautiful banners. That painted by Mr.. Fuller,
late of your city, ectedtrepeaed ebullitons of ap-
pausc. II was Chef d'Jitrre OF art.
We went TO church Through the back way) Mr..
Editor, and witnessed most glorious sight La,
dies the taircst OF creation, were assembled and
relieved the eye, after glancng over the crowd of
heads belonging 10 the other sex. William +.
Strong did us the honor 10 read the Declaration 10
the Societies assembled, stating that sixtysx years
ago our forefathers delivered to she world the De-
caraion of Independence, dc. His manner was
pretty good, but he was most too vain. He scarcely
looked at the copy. We know not blu, that he
satisfied all, forihey tried to get up cheer after
ward
NO one can fail feeling flash of patriotism when
hearing that ancestors pledged their lives, for
tunes and secIed honor upon the Issue Of the con-
test. thrill through all, nor could it fail,
most had deep interest in the result of the struggle
The Rev. MIR. Campbell, late of Brooklyn, deliv-
cred an Grafton. II was eloquent, and went to tho
heat of each nearer, whether citizen or foreigner
Weswould willingly listen to repetition it, He
(Mr. CO left large aad wealthy flock, in B,
to sustain a poor and impoverished one here.
Since then they have rebuilt their church, and have
moved into it, under the happiest auspices May
his labors be blessed as he could wish X. Y.
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REDFORD MINRAL SPRINGS-This well known water
IL ing place. situated in Bedford County, Pennsylvania
open for the reception of visitors
To those who have visited the Springs, be
that they situated the Western Turn
PIKE which through Psnnsy from Philadelphia
p bugh few miles Of the chief elevation Of The Ale
ghany Moun,eins
Every thing provided this watering place render
soour those who seeking health
will be found suited all tastes and good and
Of ,nuslc will be in attendance.
The lib. patronage extended the two last
seasons will yace the renewed cxeIons the coming season.
Juae 10th, 1912. WILLIAM REYNOLDS,
je21 cod mr Proprietor.
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Circuit Court and Court Of Oyer and Ter

JuLy 5th.-The July term of these courts commenced
this mornngPresent Judge Kent and Aid Stewart and
Bonnel. The Of Grand Jurors called. but
sufficient number not present Judge Kent remark.
ed that Grand Jury already sitting at the Court
of Sessions. il unnecessary to form the
moncd and the members dismissed for the term.
The petit jury was then organized.
Richard hobbs, miserable object, was orragned for
the murder OF Price, years Of age by cutting his
throat the house Of Ann Morgan II Cherry street in
May last His counsel w u. Gran, Esq. put in plea Of
Not Guilty, the ground Of insanity and the trial was
postponed to September.
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NOTICES.

CONTROLLERS SALE OF STATE sTOKs.-The
- State Stock, held by the C9mpr2l.e tu, for de New
change "a Re y Of Kew York on w.dassdiy he oh Of
Gs1s'fs S sSes Ss 'sRi % 9
10 ceTfcacs Of Illinois 81. per cent stock tior s'
public Iuildins'J payable 1851, for 5000 a., 80.
cceriiiifates Of Mishsan s., p,t cent Deta.
s snd i p9S,ss Rail Road stock payable 1858 m
30 s'v'vs m A. c. FLAGG' Cont
NOTICE TO CLERKS, and all oihcr Pc WHOSE busl
At Old ssa.1 S beo sS Ct s s s On.
s.ffG1GgmRPdsis$ miI iHssIs,. sfcis RoqERs' ME-
y ws are .S%e the many advantages the Elastic Heels have
F-Ths elasticity add. greatly to the durability of the
seeondy-They maks noile in walking upon Tie pave.
Ihrdiy-Thev prevent Boots from running down to the
curlyThey enable the weurcr 70 walk with much La.
FnhlyThey do not cut or tear carpets do nailed
sxihlyThey be with comfort by those having
A ass constantly hand all kinds of Boots at uhoe.sl.
and retail al manuacturer's Prices. jcemsc
NoTICEs-A special meeupg Of the Stockholders Of Ii.
American rs,sni Ffetiop Match Co%g,ny will Be hslds
% july nsa at ocoef o Attendance e |
qus'''d d ii! 6Idt e. q d 81 pSSfiS Secretary,
Boston, June q, 1889. j292w.r
CoRPORATIoN NOTICE.-Ppblic notice !. here gwen
'' iss n', q s.s:; % '
tuesday, oil " O'CLOCK
S sSSS '
printed and published in The city OF New York.
ALFRED A. SMITH, Compr oller.
Comptollers Office, April %, lsis a2a lawliwtlJyr
CORPORATION NOTICE-Publrc Notice is hereby si.
VEN that sale OF property for unpaid will take place
AZ tvblic Auction AZ TIC City Hall Of the City New York
on ensday the cath day of September at O'clock
n and be continued from day 70 day until the whole Of said
property shan be sold and that the detailed Of the
ana property TO he sold is Published in the New Fra,
'"' %la:f N sa sHf! Gov Scm sSF
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SEGARS
Nj Abrit 20 hsan street has received by the Hslcs-
hont igoooo o. his oe.ebratcd La Norma segas also
oeftnl ot Of superior Nova Perez Princpe Segars
which he oilers for sale Al reasonable prices ea Imsc
RlLLS Of exsnge on AL parts Of England Ireland and Scot
~ land IN Of t5 E0 els aud 10 any aount for
saie at =. j. SiLVFSTER'S' w.
tellc y wall At. aud i3e Broadway
CHLORIDE OF LINE 800 casks Boyd, superior Chic.
ie5S iV, y '''''' PERssE &BRooKs, 81 Liberty ST.
ELOrn-i0o Barrels ~ LOUIS Steam Mills Flour For sale
II by EK COLLINS Il co,
je26 &c South ST.