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Circuit Court.



JULY lS-Wtlliam w Niles Us. Charles j. Manning-In
this case the plaintiff is parson and keeps large acade
my at Ravenswood L. L. and the action brought to
recover the sum of $3.50 Tor the board and tuition
OF the defendant The defence up that the
Enlistment regular model of the graphical.
ly described by Dickens in his immortal work, "Ncho-
las Nckleby That the pupils instead of being taught
Greek Latin, and arhmetc, were compelled 10 tote the
provisions for the household from the steamboat the
academy to make hay in the fields gather sticks and in
Short to take lessons in natural and practical philoso
ply, the plan beautifully developed by squeers
The subjoned advertisement, from the Courier and En-
quer read in Court and proved to have been inserted
by the plaintiff is rich enough for Boz and goesto prove
that truth afler all is stranger than fiction -
"To PARENTs-A gentleman and his wife, of liberal
education and large experience believing great schools
to be great evils have in principle renquished the
perintendence Of fourshing establishment, and in a
healthy location the city have devoted themselves
to the education, physical Intellectual and moral, OF
three beloved children. The undoubted result is the
progress in year OF at least three years. Two or
three additional pupils will be received whose tut
ton il similar progress be not made will be RENTED"
The Court will charge the jury this morning.
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RESENT WORTH OF SIX Pisa Cssr srOok, INTEREST

Thus a person wishing to invest in the govern
loan permanently, looks over the stock list and obs,
what rate of interest the best stocks yield He finds
be per cent. To find, then, the value OF the go
mont per cent stock redeemsble in nineteen years
to give him per cent for his Investment he runs
the column of years until he comes to nineteen-th
right until he under the column Of per cent
rest lie then finds the true value OF the 8 per
stock 10 be ia s9l7. There few people, however,
would the present rates Of interestto be pc
nent ones, and let their mon y at long dates at
extr aordinary low prces-say two per cent below
legal rate The present state of the market also prec
any lust comparison between the real values of stock
for instance, New York per cent stock, semi an
redecmabe in 1862 sells at los on the same day u
United States stock Of precisely the same date and
sells at lis. Why isthis The security OF the fe
government Is no greater. On the other hand,
shrewd capitalists consider Il not good, taking tn
cumstsnces Of the creation Of the stock, the positi
the government, and the prospective political event
consideration. The New York debt is entirely CO.
by the income IL has created, and Is above contins
The present debt ofthc federal government is the first
created since its formation in time OF peace for rev
purposes. It is the progeny and issue OF the abom
extravaganza, and rank corruption Of a political part
ordered by unexpected success For 81 years the u
states steadily discharged its debts until n had ma
$46o00O,o00. In the midst Of profound peace and
national wealth, an embargo is laid upon fcsasgn
and debt Is created which wells a, the rate Of a
600 per annum, and the department, instead Of
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CITY Intelligence.

ASerHER GRrAr Thor The race between Lady suf
folk Beppo aud Oneida Chief the Beacon Course on
Wednesday having caused some dissatisfaction on the
part of the OF Beppo the proprietors OF the course
have offered purse 10 be contested for on Monday next
between Lady Suffolk and Beppon order to test
Of these two celebrated trotng nags The betting runs
about, even although "the Lady" is the favorite.
PoLIcE.-We are happy to learn that the Mayor has
stationed portion of the City Marshas at the several
steamboat landings to protect the community from the
depredations practised at these public places.
filthy as the weather grows warmer and the public are
demanding prompt and efficient action the part Of the
members OF the Common Council to effect some change
for the betterPublc meetings should be called at
In the several wards nstrucng members to adopt
measure that will rectiiy the existing evils.
The CORONER will present counter statement to that
OF Surgeon Green, of the u Navy in the Herald and
other papers on Saturday morning
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Ra

ocioIc neCorucr 1allh1auge ana Aldermen haWsOn
and Brady.
JAMES r. WHITING, ESQ.,, District Attorney.
JULY l3-JoHANNA COLLINS was tried a charge
Of burglary in the third degree, in entering the pre-
misses OF Miss Cornelia Wadron, in Seth street on
the night OF the 18th of April by breaking the sash of
the basement window and stealing several articles OF
clothing She was convicted and sentenced to the State
prison for two years.
JOHN GLEAsoS, charged with receiving stolen goods,
knowing them to be SUCH entered plea Of guilty and
remsnded for sentence.
MARY ELIZABETH BRowN, colored woman was con-
victed OF stealing quantity of clothing from No. Ia
Thomas street, and sentenced to the State prison for two
years.
JOHN HLLIKIN tried for attempting to enter the
premises Of Andrew G.. Bowdoin, of No. los Wooster
street, convicted and sentenced to Sing Sing for two
years.
LEVI HEIEE was tried charge of perjury commit
ted before the Marine Court in suit between John Fish
blaat and William Darling, in which sworn by
accused that Darling stated in his presence that BILL
the recovery of which sued for by Fishbaat was
correct. The testimony the reported
at the trial OF Hallensein, who convicted for the
same offence and verdict of guilty rendered by the
jury. He will be sentenced to day.
Unless the of Thetford and Sutton for grand lar
ceny and burglary in entering the Exchange office of
Baker is commenced ready for trial. the term Of the
Court will expire to-day.
The of Schermerhorn will probably be called
for trial to-day week If the Court holds
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MONEY MARKET.

hufsuHy, July 13-6 II.
The stock market was firm, although there is lie,
animation of late. When money flowed out from
Banks rapidly into the Stock market prices rose IT
ly. Thevolume of money so employed does not
now to increase, or rather the desire to borrow it
such cmpOyments, is not SO great as it was-hence
market is s,agnant The operators are generally fu
stocks on borrowed money, and but few stocks are
lutely taken out Of the market Kentucky SIS rose Il
nois fell |; Long Island rose Farmers Loani.
At the new Board, United States Loan sold at ll5t
valuable work has been prepared by Mr.. JOSEPH
Price, clerk in the Bank OF Commerce, comprising
teen tables, showing the present value of stocks red
aoe from one to fifty years, bearing any rate of int
from to per cent, payable both semiannually
quarterly. In order to show the nature of the work
give the following sample -
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iOOQ AS IHE RESI AND NOME pI s.,a,s =,

Q3- CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST Ann =
GOOD AS THE BEST, AND NONE BETTER
Miss Leslies Magazine for July sthis day published an
is truly most magnificent number.
LIST OF EMBELLIsHMENrs.
!. Distinguished Member of the Humane secety
uperb Mezzotnt by Tucker.
2. The Conflict.
8 The Poet and his Lady Love.
T. The Dying Knight.
o. Inc Confession series of illustrations of Col,
idSes Genevieve in an entirely new sty le of art
The contents will be found equally interesting Anon
the contributors for July will be found Miss Leslie Par
benjamin, L. 5. Arthur, Miss Hannah F. Gould, and
number and has gsined popularity unsurpas sed by an
magazine ever offered to the public The true secret
us success rs IN getting up good magazine cheap on
81 30 year in advances single numbers rs cents Pm
iished by Burgess stringer, 2aa Broadway, corner
B.-Pnbshcd this day, No. III of" Alhson's Spleud
History Of Eurspe"to be completed in l6 numbers A
the rstnumbers on hand and tor sae wholesale and
tail as above Price IS cents per number
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90 METALLIC TABLET-This is the most perfe
article for the purpose designed invented havir
the wonderful power OF producing the keenest al
smoothest possible edge OF the razor tenth part of
Tune that is required on hone, at the same time do
away with the unpleasant of oil and water 1t is Il
same size as an ordinary strop, and simple in its us
With one OF them the means is ever at hand of keepr
razors in perfect order The first cutters of England
France have them in constant use and recommend the
The celebrated M Millikn cutler to the royal navy
Strand, after using one five years, sent certificate
its superiority 10 the inventor where be wi
many others from the most scientific gentlemen CT Il
country G. SAUNDERS
Inventor and manufacturer Of the Metallic Tabl
l63 Broad yav
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Stock TABLEs-A neat quarto volume lies before
U.S. with this title in gilt, upon arabesque binding
On opening it, we find sixteen tables, exhibiting the
present value OF public Stocks interest payable semi
annually or quarterly, redeemable from one TO fifty
years. realise TO the purchaser any rate ointerest
from 3 to 10percent per annum The work Is an
immensely valuable one to those who are to make
investments, even small one, in stocks. Its price
is but So, although it occupied two years in its
labonous calculations. It is sold by Mesier, Is
Wall street.
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0}- PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.-CASPAR
HAUSER the Wild Boy of the Woods to be for One
Shilling besides the whole attractions OF the Museum
positively for two days only Friday and Saturday. July
ID and u.s. This remarkable nondescrip is supposed by
many to be the long talked of connecting link between
man and brute. His history is involved in mystery,
cept he supposed be native of the island of Bownes
where he was found living in savage state, living
fruit herbs
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The STEAMER MARGARET, FOR LIvERPooL.-We
learn from MIR. Lewis agent for the royal mail
steamer Margare, viii be dispatched Immediately
from Halifax to Liverpool, taking the mails and
such passengers may prefer to go forward in her
to awaiting the sailing of the Hibernia. The
for Liverpool, via Halifax, on Sunday next, 18th
inst.-Boston TRANSCRIPT.
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MARINE DISASTER The u. S. ship Macedonian,
under way at the anchorage about O'Clock this
afternoon, to drop down to Hampton Roads, bur had
not proceeded more than half mile, when a sud-
den furry of wind and rain from w N. w. took
take in her topsas, drove her astern till she came
foul of the Pennsy lvania, producing conclusion
which was distinctly heard on shore, distance Of
nearly halt mile. We have not heard the extent
OF the damage, but from some fragments Of spars
which drlted past Town Point. it is supposed that
the Macedonian is minus her gait and spanker boom
The squall lasted for nearly half honr with great
Union, and schr Firt, dragged up abreast of Town
Point.-Norfok Herald, I0th inst.
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W}- THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF SAKSAPARIL
la, Gentsn and Sassafras, prepared by the New York
College of Medicine and Pharmacy, is universally
allowed by the medical faculty OF New York to be the
greatest purifier of the blood present known The
combination Of gentan and ssssara with sarsaparlls
and the absence of al mineral preparations de-
cided advantage all other mixtures sold under the
name of arsapala. 1t is sovereign remedy for scro.
Ia salt rheum, rheumatism rDgworms blotcnes or PIN
PIES ulcers nodes secondary syphiic affections and all
diseases arising from an impure state OF the blood
Gold in single bottles at as cents EACH in contain
ing half Dozen SO so in do do one Dozen So careful
ly packed and sent to all parts OF the Union.
w. 9. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 81 Nassau
street.
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as- LAST DAY BUT ONE OF GENERAL TOM
THUMB-The American Museum has been thronged
for the last few days to that perfect wonder Tom
Thumb previous to his departure for Albany, which
takes place on Mon lay next To-day and to morrow he
will be visited by thousands anxious to give him part
ing hand the engsg ement OF Mr. Har-
rngten the very prince of ventriloquiss and msgcans
who gives rich entertainments every evening, and to-.
morrow afternoon, at o'clock for the accommodation Of
schools, families sc.
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3-HUMBUG-since the genuine Extract of sor,

Q9- HUMBUG-Since the genuine Extract of Sar.
pariila from II CORTLAND street. has been put before
public in the city newspapers and such immense qua
titles solo, the proprietor OF certain high priced sar
parilla has out calling others vaueless. No don
it is less than vaueless him because people have Sen
enough to see through his humbuggery, and buy
better article at half the price. He cannot now sell
lew ounces Of stuff for the exorbtan price OF one dollar
while Comstock's can be had at 81 Courtlandt sire
nearly double the strength and quantity ior so cents
bottle, 81 per dozen and even wthout price, unless
proves 10 be better article than any Buffalo qua
humbug ever made.
The agents for Comstock Co.'s sarsapsrilla in Broe
lyn, Mrs Hayes 1879 Fulton st.; Newark, d. Smith,
Broad street.
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ALisoN's History OF EUROPE DURING THE FRENCH
REVOLUTION, No. XII, has been published by the
Harpers. The sale Of this work has been unprece
dented in extent, and its popularity is richly de.
served by the good qualities evinced by the author
as a writer and historian. Five more numbers
will complete the work. For sale at this office.
Price % cents per number.
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LATEST SOUTHERN snIp NruS

PHILADELPHIA, July i3-Arr corn Hsws. sna Em,;
Nichols Boston Rsbssco siman Gallo. PeachIy; Andre
NwburypoIt; Monitor Besse, New BedtopS: Revne"
Williams, suhbs bound TO New Haven returned IN 2en.i
BALrMonE, July laCAn Pat,psco., Nckcrson, Bostoa =
Bow bound shlo Orleans brgs Janet and Geo Gardner
ALEXANDRIA, DC, July liar Bushrod. Portland; Star
RICHMOND, July l9-Sld Anna Hooper, Salem
NEwBERN, NC July 2-An Topaz, Green West Indies
5th, Sarah, Coombs, do. ~
CHARLEsroN, July o-An Ajax, Segee, and Caribbean Al
len, NOheaps Lucy Blake, Hosmer, Camden, Me.
General Record.
scHR r. WILLIAMS stubbs bound 10 New Haven returue
TO Phi l3lh INST TO repair damages having in bio
on Tuesd outside Cape May carried away her Inc
below the Cross trees Cs states that another large schr
,ieht carried away her fcrmas-beleves she asa co
left her. N'' "-eie !"
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The CITY GUARDs.-The City Guards, one of our
crack companies, under the command of Captain
Mason, leaves this city tomorrow at o'clock, for
Glen Cove, for ten days encampment. This COM
pany we understand number some sixty men, of the
highest responsibility, and ere their return they will
give gala, whichwe hope to be able to report.
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CITY DRKoToRY.-A very excellent business di"
rectory has just been issued by Dagget Of 70 Nassau
street. 1t contains besides the usual matter some
very interesting tabular references, and an accurate
list of the coparnershps in the city. 1t is the best
thing of the kind we have seen.
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DINNER TO Mr.. HENsHAw.-They are making
arrangements for giving dinner to this gentleman
before he leaves Boston for Washington. Mr.. Hen
shaw, 1t is said, in return for the compliment, con-
templates presenting to the city of Boston the recipe
for the manufacture Of his celebrated catharc pill
Good
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SARAToeA.-Among the arrivals at Union Hall,
the other day, was the Hon. John Quincy Adams
His step firm and quick, his eye keen and piercing
and his whole appearance venerable and interest
ing. Age, however, has laid his hand upon him !;
but the old patriarch shows how well frugal and
temperate life has enabled him to resist its de-
mands
A little incident occurred as the old man elo'
quent" was passing through the hall to the tea table
Several gentlemen had stationed themselves in the
hall to get view of a man SO renowned in the his
tory Of the country; when he made his appearance
the remark was made, that in stopping atthe Union,
he showed himself consistent, for that he had ad
vocated the Union from his childhood up"
The various hotels at the "Sprlngs" are rapidly
filling up, and the season promises to be very gay
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PUsEYIsM IN THE UNITED STATES The recent de.
velopments Of the rapid progress of the "Tracta.
rian" doctrines in this country, continue TO excite
the greatest interest amongst the religious circles
Great anxiety is felt respecting the promised expose
by Drs. Anthem and Smith. We wish to defer till
after the appearance Of this pamphlet, some length
ened remarks which we have to make on this sub
ject We have been furnished with considerable
quantity Of interesting materials, and will be ena-
bledto exhibit toleraby full and accurate stale
meni relative to the spread Of Puseysm in the Anne
rican Episcopal Church
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M TRUTH WILL sPEAK-A CHILD RIrpN

GO TRUTH WILL SPEAK--A CHILD BURN
TO DEATH.-On Sunday morning, q little girl ma q
Mary Elizabeth Schemad aged two years, was sev or,
burned, in the absence OF her mother who had left
alone in the room while she went to her husband at
Washington Parade Ground, where he keeps sor
frat stand. II is supposed that the child managed to
possession of the match box, and while ing with
some OF the matches ignted, and set fire to her cloi
Dr. Martin was called in to see her, bit she died in
evening. Verdict, that the child came to her death
being accidentally burned.
This child could have been saved had the Magical
Extractor from 81 Courtlaudt street. been used This
know las much as human judgment can Judge by what
know IT has done; and no mother forgive herself
dear child loses ITS life by neglect to keep this sslv
the house. 1t stops all pain Immediately, heals witho
scar and will save life in every if the vital parts
uninjured Within the last two weeks tour lives h
been lost by fire that might have been saved by this
tractor had the Doctors had humanity enough to us
But they say that they do not care how much GOO
does Tor they will not use 1t because it is propre,
medicine Out upon such meanness. There are m
honorable exceptions, however
TO be had true only at II Courtiandt street, Brook
1879 Fulton street; Newark, $40 Broad stree-[Evel
Post
This salve was applied to the little boy, who was
ever ty acart in Nassau street, corner OF Beekman
immediate relief. And TO show the whole world
there is no humbug about this salve, a person will
any time apply il to all actual cases Of burns sc,
bruises, &c, and recsive pay without the full bci
is received that adv ertise it TO do; and now we Il
it TO all candid people to lay aside prejudice about
save.
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GRATITUDE Gratitude is a somewhat rare vir-
tue in these degenerate days. Morris and Willis,
however, don't seem to be devoid Of it, for they're
testilying their grateful sense of an increasing pa
tronage by making the "New Mirror" more atrac-
tive each succeeding week. The number for this
week is like good bottle of champasne-spark-
ling, exhilaratingand you can't let it out Of your
sight till you have finished it.
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NowLAN's PRosPEcT HALL.-As this is the best
time in the season to take short rides into the
try, we know Of no better place to get delicious
ice cream, or good attention, than at this beautiful
place. 1t is pleasant ride, and the distance is not
too great for the most delicate invalid
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FROM GuYAouL.-The yellow fever, which had
been raging with much violence at Guyaquil, was
abatng al the last accounts
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NEW YoRK, July 10, Is43.
Co cory

W lCOff) NEW YORK, July 10, IS43.
MIR. Z. G. BRISTOL -
sir-Itis with great satisfaction write you concern
ing the use aud effect Of your valuable SaIsapara in
my case, which was considered past cure and re-
sisted all the numerous remedies applied by rhysicans
and others. My disease scroua of most dreadful
and alarming iorm-hope had fed as regards cure with
out the loss OF both my legs. II would be useless for me
to attempt to state my for me 10 ssy
that my distress was great mortal could endure and
live Atthe most trying moments OF my affection your
Sarsapariia was recommended 10 as the only GU
that could be relied upon procured your sarsapaie
and within two months have been raised from bed
distress and entire hepessnes TO be able to
former duties OF my family and before one month
snail be entirely freed from the Last vestsge OF disease
am now enabeito go about, to the astonishm OF a.
VINO Know me, and this great cure has been made y!
your sarsaparla alone therefore rejoice IN being aoi
70 recommend to suffering humanity. this truly gres an
valuable remedy Brstos Ssrssporilia ~ my oest'
las my case powerful proof Of the virtues OF you
sirsapara) that you should mako known 70 ,ne wo,,
ths,my statement that others may be pehen''eo 'e'e'
With respect sc. - a. 49,.
"" New York
Sold Wholesale and retail by VIM burger 90 Cour'
landt street, Rushton Cos Milhaus pharmecy; >. =,
Morrison No Iss Greenwich ST.; Wood Mofrison, 2oe
Greenwich street, ,. syme, 90 Bow'ry' emo druggs'
generally.
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Nsw VOLUNTEER CoMPANY.-We have heard that
new and elegant uniform volunteer company is
about to be organized nlthis city, under the com.
mand of James Stetson, Esq, of the Astor House
The uniform and accourementsare to be Of a novel
and very elegant description.
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NAVY ORpERs.-Conmodore jesse Wilkinson, Port
Captain Boston; Lieut. b. Pondexter order to Deco.
tur reyoked-eave tive months; Lieut.. II. o. Ward to
the Decatur; Captain H. stringhsm, to commend Navy
Yard, Brooklyn.
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TBE INFLUENZA. This epidemic, which visited
our ctiesso severely, has generally disappeared
r. Is now prevailing all over Canada
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NEW YORK HERALD.
VIEW York. FRIDAY, July IA, Is43.

SARATOGA sFKSsS-our readers will please bear in
mind that the Herald be obtained daily the arrival
Of the from Mr. Lewis opposite the United states
Hotel.
LsSsISesURGH, N. Y-The Herald can be had Of Mr.
Lewis Rensselaer, House. Subscribers leaving their ad
dress will be served regularly
Mn ID. LYMAN, Mddletown, Conn, is Agent fer the
weekly Herald.
SING SING, NJ Y. Messrs. Stanton Co.
KINGSTON, N. Y, Mr.. x. Waller.
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New BATHING EsTABLIsHMENT.-A very elegant
bathing establishment has been opened at lO1 Bow
cry, under the reputable name OF the "Knicker-
booker Baths" The proprietor has reduced the
price TO one shilling. We believe we may with
confidence recommend these baths to all who wish
to enjoy the luxury which they offer al so cheap a