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The New York herald., 1845-04-13

pair OF pantaloons. taken from o0rdon1 h0use were
the house. Was IN the house all day on Monday after
the murder there good many people in the store,
but did not into the house the officers came In in
CUnsY by permission read the testimony of Professor
Csswe given ct q former trial II set forth that
fe to the depth inches the 27th December,
1884, and that fell after that period, and prior to
the time Of murder.
Orm srorE Lived about thirty rods from Gordon's
house time Of murder; wasntiatey acquainted with
Nicholas Gordon had known him hve SIX years have
him the green overcoat saw the blue
language against spragus his dog used 10 lay behind the
counter have been behind the counter, but never
noticed what the dog lay on.
ssramnsl-I think Gordon kept store in Cranston
der sore that he kept in Knighsve quarter Of mile
distant.
Direct was qucntly in his store at Knights
vile he always sustained good reputation was 9
pesceable, quiet man
SENECA sroSs. Have known Nicholas Gordon Ave OF
years lived within twenty thirty rods Of him
him two three times day, generally he
quiet orderly, peaccabc man never heard him any
when Nicholas applied for license did not hear
Gordon threaten Spragus but think Sprague ed threat
enng language towards Gordon saw the blue cc,t
In the possession Of Gordon.
green coat have seen him have greensh coat better
than either OF these.
Direct Never saw Ncholas's dog lay on coat.
ToA JUROR Never heard Gordon mention sprague IN
connection with his license
JamEs ALDRIcH.-Was Town Clerk and Clerk oil Coun
ciin Cranston in Of s43 II appears ny records
hpt Oath June, ~ g. Gorden applied Tor license once
lion was made by c. F. Seare and Richard knight, and
the case continued till Goth Of July Then Searle
and Knight objected, and petition Of protest was re
ceiyedi the license refused application was then
made and the protest remonstrenca was permitted 10
he withdTswu Before II was withdrew, Gordon asked
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eanfcg S5reitas cen 4teH Sup, 1916.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-04

@enernl "a lpn. - Me mir ans uufern
gBefelbattern erehen, 70 tplroe Die 3cbtenfeer bes
1elmaesan9enei patrlOten m fat aQen gbeiIen Der Ser
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iteht Stlrf County surid p
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-04

II llaler terebrter Sreuno g. gBe efener ipiro
nns sntglf entffneigel1, wenn mir ieine Mtbeunoel
auf ndd1ite acd}e oerfdlieben. Die 8ermebrung Ser
NnSe9en felt sipet gSpdben bat 70 piel bon bem Haum
nneres Slattes IN Slnprud1 gencmmen, baB mir faum
TN Stanoe tpareir nnere 9elpobnd,e Manidfatisfeit
Don 9Irtifeft Su liefern.
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Newly ork Cattle Markct...Jl

At market 1860 Beef Cattle 900 from the South, 80
Cows and Calves 2sOO Sheep and Lambs
PMcEs.-Bocf Cane-Buyers at the beginning of the
week active than they were towards lis close
The transactions Monday Casually the busiest day in
the whole week almost nominal, but holders still
continue realize the last report
which resume, viz Inferior and middling, S5d5 80
midding and prime qualities S6d6 80. 80 left
No extra sorts in market; would command 81
Cors and CaIres-The inactivity noticed last week
still prevails and with improvement in the reduced
prices then quoted All al market taken at sOds5, as in
quality
Sleep and LamJs-prices from Sld2 5Od3 80 for
sheep and $lQ2 50 Lambs Unsold. 400
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miscellaneous.
TnE PRIZE BOX.-Greal e,

THE PRIZE BON.-Great excitement has been IN
L duted by the announcement 10 the public thai eXh-
would oft that would forever put Al the
rOyer-y in regard 10 independent CarvOyance II has been
subject of much speculation and controversy among tn
prominent Magrezefs throughout the country. and IN
order place before the public, fairly and impartaly ts
truth far regards this wonderful phenomenon, 80
much aga ed, j. ihe object OF this meeting. An exhibition
similar Ia this given Pars years since. but
Thing of importance elected 10 establish It's truth And
been subject that has created exciemen
especially in This cyl regard 10 It's Phenomena We hope
the sake of It's advocates That u VIII be fairly tested l.
should be understood that The protector Of this exhibition
fDr Sfr0ngJi is not fun believer To all that j. claimed tor
Csrvoyance. Although the subject IN question has been
tested and corroboraied by large number Of Professions
gentlemen from almost every part Of country such
whose stand high community, and prOducint
such evidence thai forced admit it, truth de-
euce attempt prove 10 the world that they themselves
The fr-e T. about hundred dollars for The
CaryOyani who viii correctly describe IT, contents Ths
exhibition will probably be The most Interesting of any that
nver been attempted IN tins country. Several Magne
zeTs and CarvOy from different parts Of 30. United
States viii be present and take part IN the proceeing-
Those DESTROYS Of Witnessing the experiments and the van
methods resore IN order produce the phenomena
Clairvoyence by the operators presea, viii have
cellfnt opportunity ai This exhibition
The Prisc i,or viii be- placed in the hands of Committee
selected by the audience. who viii iaAe down m writing the
by the different av0yais Oh bee opened IN presence
the audience Editors and Reporters invited 10 attend
Exhibition will take place the Society Library Rooms
Broaf,ray on Thursday Evening July l0h NJ y O'clock.
Tickets p Cents be had AZ Ne. Diversified and at Oh,
II, = .f.ttIf
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EDUCATION.

NNM II DUFF respectfully invites the attention Of pa
w rents his establishment for General Education al
Brighton, staten Island, where young gentlemen
thoroughly prepared for either College business under
experience ana ability. The extensive building
IN feet iron admirably adapted to the purpose OF Ed
lcaon and The arrangements for c health and comfort o
he pupils such experience of many years has sue
gesed Physical Education forms AN important feature IN
he daily routine Of business, and together with tine country
air. delightful grounds and good sea-baihing affords unus
advantages for the acquisition and security Of health The
French and German languages are spoken IN he family
Circulars with particular Information be obtained at
Messrs. Roe, Lockwood, III broadway, or from VIM H.
daft a, New Brighton. jyi 3tseod-
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

For Commercial and Money Matters, see Last Pd9e)
MONDAY, Pm.
The sting seems to have been drawn out OF the
Annexation matter and fancies, excepting Long Island
were rather better to-day.
In Exchange there is nothing doing. Sterling
sia9; France 5 %. as pot
The Money Market is very easy. Capital is abun
dsnt seeking investment at 5a5i per cent
The receipts at the Custom House for the week
ending las, Saturday were .......-.-.. $335033 96
Same week last year. ------.-..-.-- 200, lO3- 70
Excess in ls45. sos,93O IL
The value Of merchandise exported for the first
Dix months of the past three years has been follows
Value of Erporfs-Porf Of Nee Yorh, Jan. 10 Jly l.
lsi3 "A and IS
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~ Not,ce-A Stated Meeting OF the New-ycrk Manu-
mission Society will be held this evening sh inst thesorc
of Mahlon Dav. No. S7f Pearl-sireei, NJ O'Clock
An election of Treasurer viii take place Al tins meeting.
10 nm the vacancy oecssioned by the death OF their late
Treasurer. Robert c. Cornell
Other ipor business will CLAIM, the attention OF the
ur,,ns 4 f.lI and puncfua attendance Il particularly
desirable RICHARD FIELD Secretary.
Esw.York 7,h mo sh 1916 jyslI'
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NEW AND SPLENpID 0OOps
Qarpetimg.
oARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, q

CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
FAMILIES In want OF CARPETIN0, any article thu
L line are respectfully invited call and ~
he most extensive and best assortmenis Of BRUSSELS
rHREE-PLY INGRAM, and all other styles Of CARPET
NO OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, NC that 10 Ia be found Tho
City The entire stock 10 and seecie for tbs Spring
aes from the celebrated manufactures ~ this country
md Europe la the assortment many splendid patterns
md styles Of coiors which not Ia bo found any
her Purchasers may be- assured that they Will Ind
he prices much lower than q any similar establishment Ia
lhe City,
NB.-An experienced Upholsterer will attend this flung
md laying OF Oil Cloths, making Carpets, Ac 81 ,he sborS
1otice w. II. 0UIONS New Store,
nxhsy Fronting on - East Broadway and II Dyi.ops
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70 Caufi0n.-DALLty's torlginal and only eenune
MAGICAL Pals EXTRAcTcE--OlI wholesale and retail a.
- FgtOn-ireei, sun Building, New York. REMEMBER
he genuine has The written mot prinedl signature OF
Daily The wrapper Of each box. Belrar, Of an article
purporing 10 be Daleyf which : base and dsn-erou.
counterfeit AK for DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIS ExTRAcIOR
and be ure that his written signature j. upon the wrapper
" iir. box and lake none other. ivs u
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~ Retail Gr0cers are particularly requested TO a;
tend the regular meeting Of the Association be held
Howard House on "Wednesday evening, July gh, at o.
clock CHESTER BRIGGS President.
A. c. BorDES, Secretary. i've u
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boraie Case covered with morocco. plain gilt suferhy
Illuminated. % IN. b. p n.4 In. deep uniting the entire
requisites the Portable Desk and containing the justly
celebrated Letter and Coin Balance with Pen-HOder,
application OF Mksiand with India Rubber stopper, steel
Pens a Letter and Chequer seal, Memorandum Tablet and
Blotilng Card, l2Ich Measure India Rubber, 80 Gum
Medallion other Waters. sticks OF sealngW Wax. waN
raners. 80 Promeen Lights. being sufficient % zeal
5 letters, with material for s1ona recess for leo letter
stamps, ingenious ycon-ucet kscrioir Almanac for
1915 The Fscnolr may incidentally take the r'ace of ne
cumbrous DesE and working upon metallic joints may
be used pleasure distinct ink taper stand and m
-ianiancous l-iu- forming the most perfect collection
of writing materials. information and articles OF utility
accomplish bed IN small compass IL j. suitable 20 he
retcue of The lady aud the poke. of The geneman-io IN
tourist tie of husnes-or the paor. the drawing
room the chamber, and may strictly be called the personal
associate wonder OF the age
For sale By JOHN J. BROWN a co.
fuuu--f near Nassau.
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FISHING. SEA BATHING, &C.

OCEAN HOUSE, n. This desirable summer
~ sort having been newly rettted and completely
waited open for the The subscriber would
respectfully inform his friends and The public generally th,
ne has leased the above premises and soics ,are OF their
patronage.
The steamer ORUS leaves Fulton Market daily for the
above House. d. H. WILLfSTON,
Tvs iw is Late of the York House.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

~ sons 81 Temperance.-The Members OF the
Grand Division OF The stare OF New York hereby
red NJ their Hall No .6S Grand street this Tue
sy) afternoon, Soclock for the purpose of attending the
funeral ofPasi Worthy Patriarch John r. Ame. Member.
are requested 10 be punciuaL BY order
iys IL LUXE HASSERT g. s.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED.

Packet ship New York. Cropper. from Liverpool lsi
June mdse 10 II Marshall 4 Co. 4ih inst. OF Nan
tucsct Shoals spoke bark Hope from West Coast Of
south America for Boston.
Bark Lucy penniman. (of Boston, Chase from Naipa-
raso via Taacliuana and Rio De Janciro 23d May, oil
copper wool sc To order Loft v ship Mexican for
Boston Left AT T. ships Edward Everett loading; Amer
en- whalcr, 1900 bbls sperm oil Maria George Porter
and Onee;o whalcrs Spartan, Hector. and bark Damon
Il cruise Sailed in Company with bark Garland Tor
home 9th MAY lat = A. : long ~ l. W. spoke whale
ship Mount Vernon on a cruise 9th spoke bark Lyd
Ann of Philadelphia from Charleston. bound 10 Rio az
anchor the Bar 81 inst lat g a. long % -. spoke
brig Don QuND,te OF Bremen. hence days ont
bris Boundary sumner days from Baltimore. coal
Sc. 20 7 Ne,ius a sons
>chr Ann from Snow Ill., corn 10 II Ravens.
SALED-Bris New.York Packet
Below bric-Wind West,
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~ACard-Day PoIice.-The p

~ Card-Day foiicf.-Ine Police Otcer name
unknown mel who brought home my hours iiiie
Saturday .s-t viii please accept the Of
parents for hi- kindness and trouble.
iyS IT. J. T. HlNsDALE al5 Heurv-.,
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EYPRCSS NOTICE.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED, being DESTROYS u doing all In
their power sustain the Government In lis experiment
of giving cheaper posages hereby give notice. that and
after tie day of July next nnlabls nater rhafets
either Opep or in envelopes, In wrappers, viii be- re-
cevcd at any OF their Offices for TRANSMISSION by Express or
otherwise Positive instructions viii be- given To their
agents To refuse ma!abe matter, under whatever guse II
nav be offered LIVINGSTON WELLS,
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boston auction Sales

llY r. p. 4 d. RICH, 81 and 81 Broad-sGs-t, Boz.
ID ton SEMIANNuAL SALE
ON WEDNESDAY. July ~
BOOTS, SHOES. BROGANS and HATS-2.oN cas~s
Boots Shes Brogsns and Hats comprising the most vaua
lie and selected OF Goods Of thc knd
,tered at suction. myiey
Every lot the catalogue will b. sold without
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

II he Packer ship Ncir. York. from Lir0pool-Mr +
Breedon OF Warwick Eng. Mr. Trapier of : C. Nathan
eel Barney and lady, and Barney o; Nantucket $40 IN
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Uatebes, Jewelrp, Sc.

NULTUM IN PARvO.-Gold aud Silver Patent
wi Lever Watches, Anchor. Duplex Horizontal, Repeat
ing and Plain Watches. and Jewelry. Silver and Gold
Spectacles Gold and Silver Pencil-Cases, Medalions
rhmbles &c OF the quality, and lower than any other
m hi. city, at ca broadway, Blocker street. New
York-S,gn Of the Rerolving >hou-Cae Watches and
Clocks every description repaired and warranted, the
money returned Jewelry and Musical Boxes repaired.
Clocks of every description taken In by the year. and
4 not made to perform, there will be- no charge
A. J. CUNNINGHAM,
Importer Of Watches and Jewelry 6i8 Broadway,
jys 2awlm' Between Beecser and Bond sls.
WATCHES, JEWELRY SILVER WARE.
- HAMMOND co. Of the late firm OF BENEDICT
-. HAMMOND. will continue the selling and repairing
of tine Watches the old stand No ~ Merchants Exchange
entrance first door In William 81
In addition their former welseected stock they have
ust received splendid assortment Of Chronomeer, Du
pex and Anchor Escapemeni Watches of the hrst quality
Strangers visiting the CITY, who wish Ia purchase Watch
es Jewelry and Silver Ware, viii find II 10 their advantage
10 call and examine our stock.
: HAMMOND having attended personally To the repairing
II THERMOMETERS and FINE WATCHES, In the late
arm OF BENEDICT HAMMOND, will continue To do so
connection with his present partner, who has also eslsb
ished high reputation 10 his profession.
Particular att ntion paid to repairs Of MANTEL AND
OFFICE CLOCKS. je2i 3awlmis