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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

NOl'ICE.-SeaiedP Proposals will be received by
~ tn sabserbg una! The nh oesSee, 1873 AZ NJ
n. oee the Grotcn Aauednet ofSs tor TN oaS s
Lou 70 . 's's'E1 u JAMES 4. COFFIN. rrr,sa.
N-,v.York Sept. 9Th St3 - so 5;
INTEREST on CITY STOChS.- - he interest
an tn Public stock, OF the c,tI OF New FORK due on The
Il>t day 5t Noyembrf usst wtl be isa th; DIV b.
81. Stfe Ia the Rank Of the State oil NV Yott
The fnrsicr Boo. vii b eloo SItqTaa og,9ssr In
49, al J O'Clock Z. NJ ALI ht'p eAi u
cou,p,rol.. Office New York set.. gltL. ls,-. -
Srf.W WEIR OR DRAIN IN NEW STREtT-
med ~ ne Boad Of Aldermen 20 hull sevI o. Dfaia IA
Person. in estd IN The proros''lon md oegose
!" SFe hsrd NJ his otat Hall 81 Il eo 90 o. io;s
ls lU,h Idy Ok October. instant Jpt,- ~ ~,
Street coaa,i.sio Cl.ie.. s-rt 22th. ls.3 g
S,r,Wt.k- II EIGHTH->IRE TT, From broad
wav 70 SIKH Public notice 10 hereby gwen that
,re,iti5a rs e,~n presented The B3vd Of Aitefne 10
bai sewer m stu sfre from BrcaJway 20 Tie 9Th aSeaHe
Persons interested ~ the yroPo and opposed oir sae'7
IRE requested pr,e objections N wt't,nS 70 ,t IA, @l
defsg M Office Rd OF kecors On os eeior The loa
day Of October in'' ini,r ru,,> S., ,m,ni.,o.,
Street c.ounl,s,easl. One Sy.'r nth. 1913. 30
DAVlNGT SIDEWALKS ~ >TuYNGcANF.
L sTREET-Febi.e Nse' hereby gwen, thsi ipe'raee
on the south SIDE Of stet'e>snt,;tt between the 81
anne sipe,tr, 10 r,enI sir Gbse,tpnv
the at 'ii IONS HIS EvE% Sect M , '
street Commissioner Office eepyrmbcr % lStl ~
nUBLIC NOTICE. is hereby gwen that The sac
assessments 70 take place GA the sih .ay q
Jn last and fao,eas has ten pGstpo,d oy Isolation l
TIA Cnanou ounci from Friday The hSl ct July 70 Tues
" Tho l0th l Of October lSl, " y piacR tneoh IA II
ON Hall JOHN EVEN, Street ! 9unisAiossi.
S,lt Comm <sioper's oicr july eth, 1913 JySlwtom
7 IQUID AAIBER.-'rhis uncqugiied medicinal
compound Is warranted e .. au eisec;',"1 remedy ic
s..ds bnrts cuts C2ii,usIois, crclu' ttti, uI"ofp
,,ld head. ulcers bsrbers ltct aod ai' disestt
~ the >kr from whatever Il N.l also remove
burn tan tgeces pimples the zee %c S'hs % the eem
n,;on " hite delicate sctnle,s that nothing Use within
,rf ami for ce4nsing Md preserving the teeth a' suTns and
.,ns the mouth aud throat cases OF lever Is nnysi
FOR rlrloseS Vt the toilette hNthaS 1tNHS Sc al
q, lis supremacy every other
il VIII sec;ualy emors iat TAR ',} s'tSSe 'hd NE bic
from sin woullei cotton i7buc> without e least damage
~ IN. color No family individual should ee wthontt
Ea ale wholesale and retail by the Pfopnrtcs u John
<sat second iloor opposite lhoEbUmS y liberal discount
allow ed those who buy 10 sell agaln. -
A WARNER y Co Sole PVpueors
AcrSTs-5S Bowery. 80 Broadway conner tiShth steel,
ISL Broadway cor,r Grand street.; Bunker corner Shamts
Street and West Broadway; CoGl, eotaet falklm and
GnTrb streets VIM, Robertson 50 Baltimore street. Batr
NOR: g. Rockingham Broadway nen STATE stt'rt Aban.'
r IL N.wcomb & Co 3o5 River street. Troy Han; gs
Ro,Jwav corner Ch4mberstreet NeLfutre. loo Futoe.s
P,I;ton Office corner Beekman and Nassan.>uees Bsos
Hubbard. 20 Jahn-s'Ertt. sou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02
FIRE ENGINES. HOSE AND PUMPS.

tIkE ENGINES, HUSE AND PUMPS.
n L. FARNAM, at 22.7 Water-st manufactures
u. Fire Engines, fever siss, Or citiss villages factories,
plan, stloaS sc.
Garden Engines Fire Hooks Fire Buckets and FUs Cars.
Hemp Hose Leather Hose OF required; Suction
Hose, Coupling Screws, &c
Lift and Force rams. .s li and force any distance,
from Toto 5Ga calloIs minute
Wind Mills, Horse Powers Water Wheels SC for working
p1rrs
Ship and Steamboat Pumps FOR filing boilers. Sc. and for
OF hTe.
AR Pumps 10. condensation Of any required
Lead aad Iron Pipe. Brass CseSs Ornamental Fountains. SC
y. B-Thsinps oil his manufacture double sctloa oil
sir4ngth, AID SIMPLE their construc beng
particularly well calculated foI The Southern and West India
markets. sl4 5m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

4 most etiectual remedy tor the following com
n ptaSis CONS Cuts Bruisss Burns, Scalds, ksions
salt Rhsun, Asue Frosted Feet Reunatism Throat,
Feye: Sores HIP complaint Sc In boxes from TO four
sAiiiirgs
This plaster has bn used with great success for the last
years and those who make OF II viii find
full IL Gair families, thousands already testify tra
will sufficient recOnreadation Sold By Mrs Caier
Proprietor lsS Wooste street HousSoa-s j. G lrans
t7G Sower E II. IrIPp, 49, DYisiursevt Mrs. Munro
3O Houston.street Mrs Spariing. Second Avenue C.
Sanford Conner Hsnsiog and Cannen-steet. Brooklyn
Miles Cocse. OF Prospect and Haidses.revts s
Red. trred and srdls store Eul,on-,t selS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02
..sa.A PART or THE WHOLE of a valuable

a-g;s A PART OR THE WHOLE OF valuable
go Farm for sale in Orange County, miles West OF New
.burgh Browns turnyEe, containing about $50 acres,
lying both sides OF the road has large story DWELLING
barns wacgonhouse and all other necessary bulnss has
aSs orchards OF grated fruit aud grea; variety other
fruit There Is neyer,fans stream Of water running
through IT, Astounding with fish, also we'll of excellent Wa
There about 20 OF wood land the
remainder being divided into plough meadow and pasture
e.sy For further particulars apply 70 Thomas o. Conroy,
208 Canal street Daniel X Calyer 81 Water street NewbuIg,
u so ~ I'm I'm. N''N''' JOHN HoASE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02
SOAP WORKS AND PERFUME La
RORATORY.
WM. JOHNSON Il vRooM,

MAyUrAcTrRERs Asp CHEMISTS.
The Trade supplied on the most liberal terms,
Pas Yellow Soap Tor family Crem. de Amoudl
use Cologne Water
l'hs Bar Soap, scented. Law enisf so.
Palm Wird5ors, and every bears OIL
scrEsIon OF ancy Scars Ok Marrow Pommade
Tor GTocsrJ. Drasxlsss, Ship Curling Fluid.
ping Merchants aud Far!-i Cr.ngs,EInr.r W.T.,
esTin tne neztss STYLE and Gecian Dye for the Hair
hnish- Cold Cream.
Sharing Soaps in pctsy and Perfume Rsys ~
cakes OF the most EXCELLENT Beaufy;ny or2Son & s'
.rGuatitF1 Antique Oil
i, oliste ppoVsaer. Handkerchief Essence
SiIlk OF ROSES Chlorine Tooth Wash
s-rtisct OF 0duse iEspgit de Rose
All articles manufactured AZ tboss wots N ,u,
The trade Dealers Merchants and PeddIcrs would de- well 70
inspect OH aoek before making their purchases and 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

RANTS INDIAN PULMONARY
BAL SAM, and also the PURIFYING En-
rRACT-The Pulmonary Basam,' Is
compounded an,i prepared from, vegetable SUD
stances, according 10 recipe" gIVeq 70 ue
,rupri-tor's father many years s,pce oy SIsI
ain joseph Bsant, The celebrated milan ma
mended ,hi me dicinal compound to be sgeA
The Indian used To prevent and cure Cough,
Colds, aud ConsnmDtioa, and also 10 Cleanse
and purity the blood. :,
i he SPuryyiHg Extract" possesses the
,ame alternative medication az the Pulmonary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02
+" The swans on swee, St. Mays Lake
Float dnuhin--s,Sa,, aud shadow

Thirteen miles from .Melrose we came to the
ruins of JEDBuRGa ABBEY, situated upon roman
tic rock, by the side of the river Jed at the west
ern end of the town of Jedburgh, and surrounded
by what are here regarded as dense forests. This
ancient Burgh, upon the border of Scotland, was
the theatre OF stirring and sanguinary events in
troublesome .imes.' Il was frequently plumber.
ed, and has been the scene of much blood-shed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

I'D FOUR FARMS FOR SALE-Contalnlns
I from Is TO o e ys S soSvs Earns are FessP
NcJ-rsy The land good and IN high state OF crltl
yon The honses and oaIihgildnss are IN good repair ar
city OF Nsw-York fonE times week They will be sold
ss,.rae Persons wishing information said farms,
can see ; subscriber the Merchants Hotel CORTLAND;
street, every Monday afternoon and evening.
NATHANIEL BONNELL.
September %. 1913. SIG I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen that IL. the sac
Inn. and isIIoeius has n postponed BY TrsoIOreHef
liza Coanou Council from Friday The Inlay e. July 70 Iass
1 ~, ~ JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner
- i,r1n,i.snnrl'. otFicr July -h. 1873 lAH iMlOm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

b-, NJ many mother who had expected soon 10 follow
her c bat found iFes9LI4 % e is f 6 1",T
snS . % So toSi &c with , hose Of an tsy neither
Vermfuse nor the t>pecorant has [va IN me "oiS
% WoR.is ARE SWIFT AWAY from the stomach h ,nd
Rnye nv Jayr., Tonic NeImifigs BY the besom oil ne
}nro They perish under its searching Influence Instant
expelled with the 9 ' IN %msn 1n-y an 5 II
recurrence of the disorder should take place lew e9 o.
the preparation will never fail 10 produce The deslred
for The fleet does not weaken with repetition hose h
suffer frcrn Piles or Reuent Fever any compliant "ss
mild tonic Alternative may be desirable WIZ hh' ~
Javne's Tonic Esrmiuge most valuable REMEDY
- Sold b. a. B. * d. SANDS Druggists at whoiGS ~
and retail No Fulton street, 273 Broadway and is'
Broadway. a-D -- 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

Nh KELLYDesr siI-l have been atfcted for OF years
with distressing pain my stomach. costlveneSs
bowels nv limbs ,.ry much swollen After eating my meals
great dssrsssoT short time and then threw up
comfort during that have tined all kinds OF medicine
that coud think Of little advantage and had almost
y.r M all hopes o! getting relief beng IS
Gears OF age saw the advertisement OF your Double Ex
tract OF Sarsa aa Candy, and thoaght I'd Try more
suIasd MY system now eat any thing that cones before
incsrr and heartily thank God, and render my good Will
and thanks for believe your Candy has been v The
are welcome 70 max. any use of this you may think pToreI
~ JOHN JACKSON, Williamsburg, L. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

TELLY'S DOUBLE EXTRACT OF SARSA-
N PARILLA CANDY.-Four packages Of this Candy
Contains the active principle Of pounds Of SarsaIalIa
Foot and warranted TO be the best remed IN eases
from morbid humos the blood 1t of
and those peculiar affections Of the anentary canal ans
rival.
Call and be referred individuals who have been cured by
this Candy when all other preparations of drsaara had
been tried IN
v -b. al oN.; mo aud ;udoa for Yourselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02
The following extract Of letter from highly respected
clergyman Of the Baptist Church:
NGoRIsoN's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL

o. To be had wholesale and retail Of a. B s D. Sands
Druggists No ~ Fulton street; 273 Broadway II East
Broadway. sic I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

..ssrsrI FOR NEWBURGH--Landi at
10 Caldwes West pont, Cold Spring, and
sSs.1Yssc-s.ssyss. tishk Landing.
The steamboat JAS MADISON, Capt Cnas iiastead,
will leave Wagrru-stret pier every Tuesday and tnday after
An Baggage Packages Parcels Bank Bills Specie put
on board this boat without beng entered the book
cu,.d for must be a; the the thereof all It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

PrIce l. and Z snlIIlhEs a ilckage.
scents-R,eeard, corner of Nacl aad HaIner,iy streets,
and corner Henry aud Gouveraeue Streets DR. Bart conner
Broadway and Chambers and of Hudson and North
Moore streets; l0 West Broadwa l67 Division opposite
Ludlow; q Ccurtlani 50 Chatham Fulton
Brooklyn Hineson. Grand 81, williamsburg Williams, 2i3
Broad - Newark. SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

JOHN II. kEYsER, No. 232: Warer-ste.r
s2s 2n 4.seors from BeexnaH-streer, New-Y orl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

S'r.Wtk# IN ElGHfH->I h Eel, from Broad
- wav 10 Sih ayenue-Pubc NOTICE Is hereby gwen that
rrtiiicn his presented le NE b9Nn 81 Aiue'uien 10
tils sewer m sh sfri from BYcaJwsy the 9Th aTeane
ou the proposition and opposed 70 NE Sac'e
re requested prevent tyr Oh econs wttnS 10 te a.
detsigneJ h Office Hall kscouiS 90 eeio Tie le
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02
| OU KETTLE-For sale one OF Motifs 200 gal
" lons with heaters Apply 800 Greenw esest

COMETHlNCf NEW IN GOTHAM-fiouse'
- Kssr~rs Take No;ice.-Wallsys Patent Gomc tooAiir
Rang, Thus important improvement comprises tneTs posi-
bic convenience thar can be aPiet 10 looking hanSr ga"
viii recommend itself every house-ksefer of rs heau
splic coITealrpcss durability aud economy Il Is nadr
entirely of non, Gothic ye 2! inches nisn' n w
~ yye sa1face yli! do double the work OF III orunag
raags with cue hall quantity OF fuel and can BE- 81 IN an
f.- plac. by an ordinary a The space oil or
II b.s ~. following adj, autss all others w: iaI-s
z Oven on Que side and portable Oven on ths to
Of the other SIDE which beussd or not a. nNeheut
80 constructed that part the whole oil me iai-s an
usrj and The adogtion OF alss crate can Or nss1 WI" w
greatest economy IN winter thus ooNaiuS me ~.
cssrityoi burning large quantity OF iae u 90 lI 49,
t,tv OF work. Also arrangement ior heal'F-
euautitr of for Baths Culinary purposes
W ith courrivance for heating rooms when Gag ~
If desired Tn. having spent great ieii ~ ie az
labor III pelfectng this Ranss, Can confidently r9ceni. y
the very best and economical ever Offered 10 te
lac aud would invite those about erecting bull lncS or intIo
ducing Cfoon Water call at leo alton 81
S9u and William stS or al Geo Nlskle-s No % blee,
g. and see the oI+ of this -ors p9Ten1
where. IS20lm.l NltRkLt.f. Y J" Al LEI.
THE HOWARD INSURANCE Gompany.--
c,,;,.I sqna 6ro. Oafce No s. Wall ST This Company
continues make against loss or damage oy s ave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

INTEREST on CITY STOChS. - he interest
an ,s Public Stocks OF the citI Of Nsw York due ts
ia Neyembrr usst viii be i'ld on t,t day oy
ni. ofc 10 the Rank Of the State 81 NV York
The Ttrsicf BaoBs viii b closed S,tgrds OI,oeer itn
IsJ1 AZ J oicIecS P Nj ALFRED SMITH
stl.tis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

FIRST PACKET FOR. SAVANNAH
GTe sail positively MONDAY, 2oth ocIobsr-The fast
sailing packet tyi EXCEL, Capt. sherwood will De
despatched above She has FIST rate acecnmodsnoi for
cabin second eqb!a and serase lsssase The tcs 81 ps
sage low aud those wishing secure bsrths should make
eaTly application board, foot of Maiden lane
w. 81. L. TAPSC0TG,. % Peek slip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

D4VlNG# SIDEWALKS ~ STIfYNi..>AN'r.
L STREET-poblic Motto ,,hereby gwen ;h-, igeroa
been presented N " Boz Aideftnsn 70 s'' me s'
,y.t,fr and 9th STREET.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

SFWER OR DRAIN IN NV STBEEf.-
AoPablic noreIs hereby 90 thst petition has beer p:e
..,rd IN TIE Board Of Aldermen 70 hui -c~I Dai1ls
New srrt Pesyi.. esd the frofs'Ilon NHG oPot
10 the sarn. are rel gren, Ihe oeJec,f5G> writing
under,s ur * his office ttAi 81 so, SG ~ 5a'e
Sefsrt Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

Y-,on, ln-r.,t IN tc VrlosIion tnd opposed iNlls
.,fns NE iepe,tet l,el sS''r %ejse'onS IN wriee %
~, E,t.ifnsyt JOHN EVEN. Street Couutss0n,t,
So. COMMISSIONER Office September %. lSij ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

ALL WE REPRESENT, IN EVERY lSEStECII,
WE, WILL RETURN THE MONEY TO ALL
The OF OF respectable citizens can oe
who h,ye been eYeG b This Of va5i9", cSpRaSSts'
SP ?TTING OF BLOOD, WHOOPING COUGH, FIRST
.,sr> CVL> III II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

NO1'lCE.-Seaied Proposals Will be received by
~ III, subscriber una the nh October, 1888. NJ 5,
n. oee the Croien A9uednet Works tor TN ioaS Pig
Lead 70 ~ delivered ia quantities As Fe'yais,i.
JAMES 4. COFFIN. Psssfisn,.
Nv. YaLA s.ns. g-th. lsl1 80 ),
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

Consumption Coughs, Colds, NYhoopng Conghs, Asthma,
and all Elections OF the lungs WILL fad healing value N
De Forest the Rev. Mr. StIeeter )onatfaq Howart Esq.
and ht worthy old hero Leonard kogers, from The coH>unp
rve,s grave They cured day the Rev Nj. Dunbar,
the Rev Mr.. Hancock VIM II Atuee Esq. of distressing
coughs They the peaante cough medicine and care
IL -. l..-..r r.ru.ul,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

Having fingered Tor nearly an hour aund these
sohtudcs, almost silent ourselves as the mighty
dead upon whose sepulchres we Were trcading, VIC
returned to our Hotel and our pillows, where the
objects that had absorbed our waking thoughts,
came trooping back In dreams and visions,
In our visit TO Dryburgh Abbey, were
rowed across the Tweed by an old Lady who has
ofhciated as the 'Charon' to this river for nearly
thirty years She had often, she SAID, ierried SIR
Walter over, who came sometimes to show the
Abbey to strangers, and sometimes to wander
about its ruins alone.
NEw.CAsrLE-uroS-TYSE, Aug. Is
Having passed two delightful days at Melrose,
we Left Scotland the coach after breakfast yes
.erdav, without having seen many of its places
and objects OF interest, partly because VIC had
several DAYS OF bad weather, bu, MAINLY because
Of the infirmitv which restraints my pedestrian
habits and inciinations. My intended visit 10
Falkirk. Sterling Castle and Banncckburn, was
interrupted by two days of constant and heavy
rains. OF some of these great historical land
marks we had distant views The sangulnarv
field Of Bannockburn is seen from the Rallwayin
your approach TO Edinburgh, and IN crossing the
hills near Melrose. many striking objects are
pointed out, among which are Fidpath Castle
Ravenswood Castle, Mount Bengar, formerly the
residence of the Ettrick Shepherd) and the crys-
tai Lake where Wordsworth says -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02

most snbleci 10 them, but persons al ages Ia6e
be afflicted wl Them Bad BREATH paleness about the lips,
flushed checks, picking at The away leannes
PAIN IN the bowels joints or mbs disturbed sleep shfsz
dreams, moaning and sometimes voacious appetite, "a
among the symptoms Of MANY are doctored Ion
months for Other imaginary disease when box of
Sh.rnans Worm Lozenges would effect cure. Dr. Ran,
of Prince and the Bowery, cured worms
that reduced to skeleton aud BY only boz Of Sr-
mans LoZenees: he is lar Alderman The Hon
b. g. BearSley he's saved the life OF OF his children by
The sale Of 600 eco boxes has fully tested them
They the cnly inall destroying medicine known
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallnadge and Aldermen Martin and
Scolea.


ALFRED A. PHILLIPS, Acting District Attorney.
MONDAY, June l9th--JAMEs MURRAY was tried ior pur
glary in the first degree in attempting forcpy 70 enter
the dwelling of Phander Hanford 22S Henry stree on
the 18th OF May. John A. Bunting, who ves opposite,
testified that he the accused enter the area OF the
dwelling several times and return to the side walk and
look about and finally across the street and arrested
him the gate On arresting him the accused
denied having attempted to enter the house and asked
witness to call a Waterman. The accused called
watch" and then struck witness the left breast when
witness threw him down and neld him until hewatchman
came. Witness afterwards examined the and found
of the windows raised the shutters open and broken
and marks Of chssel upon tho inside window blind.
Officer Hathwaite testified that number Of tools
found in the cell Of the prisoner after he locked
in the watch house. Of which matched the marks
the inside window blinds ofthe dwelling.
Waterman, named Nelson Miller, who found these
tools in the cell of the accused the morning after the
attempted burglary was committed made himself absent
from the court at the very moment that he wanted
witness by the prosecution, and thecase submitted
by the defence without any testimony. After plea in
which Mr. Wilson, the counsel Of accused commended that
testimony produced by the inmates Of the house
that the dwelling closed the evening in question:
and therefore may have been left open by the servants
of the famiy-that the marks upon the window may
have been previously made by some one of the family
Mr.. Phillips replied for prosecution, and the Court
charged that the attempt clearly made out. The
jury without leaving their seats returned verdict of
guilty of attempt to commit burglary In the first degree
and the Court sentenced him to the State prison for five
years.
The Court then adjourned to IL O'Clock this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20
Passengers Arrived.

AT BosroN-In the Columbia from Liverpool-Miu Row.
doin Miss Foster, Miss Ga'st. Miss Tcbiss, Miss
Louis, Clay Mrs Masor Rey sewa bearer Of patches
John Mar,hail. ] Boudon. w McNeli. Mr. ibbotson
Coils Jshnstone; lie M,rcsant C,ry 8 Mine,, MI
shire. From Liverpool for Half x-Ms Hale and ndspt
Miss Odel, Robinson Mr. Ingram Price, WIN Chapman
kinson.
rLvERPooL-Packe' slip Roscius-Mrs Lee end
Lee w Lee, Lee. MIR Dickson, Jane Andre Sa-
rsh Jones, child and servant sarah Kendall Packenson
$40 in steeTsge.
NEW OaL' ASs-Bnque Kilby-ARD pau, F GeoTgt-33
in the ste-rag
MoBILE-Ship K,ams zoo--W Backler q X Cook.
SAvANNAH-BIig Sayannah-Rsv w Rogers lady, three
children and servant. Mrs ADdr,on. Mrs Flsncers Lord
and lady, Miss Murdock Misses Peck Miss Doyle Miss
Fabian, Rev Mr. Vail, Fl Cornwall Buckingham Doyle
L Lord,jr.
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NOTICE OF LOAN To THE UNITED
STATES
TREASURY DEPAnTMEN1

Wa,hingtOn
NOTICE hereby given that 10 lend 10 the Uni
~ ted States millions OF dollars any poti m thereof
in less than thousani doil' will be ieceiyed
this Department until and tn twenty SIKH day OF June
The proposals will be sealed and ind 9rsed
Ioap Of 1892 will he addressed 10 the undersigned
They will the c'sh which will be loaned for
every hundred dollars CT stock redeemabe at the
United alter from the
bearing interest at the rate OF FIVE per cent per annu
and paw able -snauy and also the cash, which
leaned for kandred doIns Of similar
bearing interest Of four
niinpually The prisons Offering may for both
ki06s of stock, in thu alternative. .
The which be accepted, will be requr TO be rad
the al thu United Stses the places o. re
stence Of the Ie'pecseIy whose oilers may Se
cesu tho so day June instant And nott- o. sne
sccept,nct will be INN. dsteiy given, specifying the oep
tory at Witch the loan 10 be raid -.. -
sas for amount less han seven millions o n,tas
to accent sny part lid, the interest o. he "'
States ay require 49, a. A. -, .,i.r, a. .nsn n,
Csrtifr 5ts afuock viii be I'sued - " ~ - -, ct.n
thew can he Ged mo- undcr authority ~ inc sct "
errss scpo,ed Ma chs 1870 epted az act uthoT he ne
'e''&"' o. ile''"'' ~" JOHN G.. SPENCER
no ,oub Secretary Of r1e Treasviy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20

90 IMPORTANT TO THE LADIEs.-Be careful
what preparations you put your face Mercury and
white lead the basis OF many artificial and
cosmetics but either WILL from il ponderosty fall to the
bottom made up in liquid FORM which can be easily
detected but If made in powders must Dc analysed
lers are dangerous use. The "Balm Of Eden par.
taxes of none Of these Objectionable qualities neither
smsrts nor irrstes the but coos and rereshes so
saubrous in its and identifying in its effect that
after time using improves the skin to perfection,
rendering it white, smooth and healthy tits great ac-
an article that is innocent and yet the acious
The " aim Of Edin" is warranted by one Of the most
respectable ladies of New York. to freckes
and many other defects of the skim Sold at s57 Broadway
Price so cents and 81 per bottle