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List OF APPLICANTS.

For the benefit Of The lnsoient Lars Of M,ry-
land for the itgt Wcek.
Ihos, Church, butcher y. Fl. Hannah, carpenter
VIM. II. Gibson, clerk '.iamn Espie baker
r. w ReGney, merchant SWIM. Morien, tohaccon't
John Hunt ropcmaker w Mclaughlin, consta'e
VIM. T.. DAVIS, laborer +Beni G Tlbbals, shoe'r
Ed Thompson, brckIayr Joshua Kidd clerk
Nlich'l McGinn, carter -H'y A. T itz, bindmaker
john Gcyer, coachmaker IL Blake, hodc1rT'r, cold
Rhnstcr, brick mr. co'd a. FnImffey labor'r, do.
MIchl COursey, do do. las. Matthews, do. do.
Jas Mckee, miner, co. II. Johnson, mariner, do.
CHRIS Miller, tohlccOris 'Chrr. Cassell, barber do.
: Rob't Crawford mariner Chs. Ramsey, carter do.
For debts lass than so.
To appear before the commissioners, 9th of Oct,
1915.
Day OF final hearing, 9th Dec 1915.
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fb5-OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md. Consoli-
dated Lottery, class No. 90, for l845:
81 40 II So % ~ 6S Ga 81 73 IS 10 rs %
81 and 49, being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each $40
40 and II being the I'd and 3D. drawn Nos. each 80
SO and n being the Sd and 18th drawn Nos each 90
% and 60, being the 4th and 5th or % and 70,
being the 18th and 9th, Is
All having two of the drawn Nos on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, S
From the old established House of
1t EMORY, No. 2 NJ Calvert. st.
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h5- e. 8. FRYER, GENERAL IMPORTER
of French & German LOOKING Glass PLATES
which will be s0d by wholesale and ietai as low as
any Importer in this any other city
GLIDING done in all It's varieties-such as Portrait
Picture, aud Frames of all descriptions.
CORNlGES of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES real and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, at
jy2l-d No. I NORTH GAY STREET.
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McNULrY IN Ono The Ohio Eagle says,
c. J. McNulty attended recently Democratic
meeting in Knox county in that State, but
when he rose to speak, the Democrats left the
house. He declared in reference to his detail
cation that che had done nothing which he
would not do again, if placed i'll the same stua
ton" The Eagle says, the Democrats Of Ohio
will never tolerate him again.
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Our Book TABLE. We have received the end No.
of ''The Pilgrims Progress, by John Bunyan: with
explanatory notes." &c. 1t is TO be completed in
numbers at 25 cents each, making a royal octave
volume of 554 pages, mbtlIished with Is splendid
engravings steel, and 10 on wood II is most cle
CANT edition executed in costly and beautiful man
1t can be had at the Depository South Calvert
street.
From Mcssrs Armstrong Berry, we have receiv-
ed the 36lh No. OF the Pctorial Bibles" "Abercrom-
HES Miscellaneous Essays" "'rhe Duty of Ameri-
can Women to their Country" an interesting little
volume; and No. of an "Encyclopndia of Domestic
Economy"
We have received from MI N. Hickman, No. . of
the Foreign Quarterly Review, for July
EXCURSION OF THE Sons OF TEMPERANCE. twill
he seen by the advertisement in another column that
the Howard Division, No. g. of the Sons of Temper
ance, have chartered the safe and c0mnodious steam
err Thomas Jefferson for an excursion to st. Mchaes
tomorrow The boat will leave the wharf at the in
tersection of Pratt and Light sts. at O'Clock, and
will stop at the County wharf going and returning-
There will be no spirtu0us malt liquors allowed on
hoard, and the members hedge themselves that ne
pains will be spared 10 make il one of The most agree
able excursions of the season. few tickets have
been left at this office for sale.
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l. 90 OIL OF TANNlN. Since this article was
introduced lat fall, the sale has become immense
TO soften leather, matter how hard, it 10 the
aslonishment of all, and for all old Leather, Harness
and Carriage tops in it is invaluable, and 10
stables would be without it VIXEN once known.
To be had at the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
SITS, Baltimore. Also at the corner Of Baltimore aud
Harrison sts, and at 81 Thames street. 1t
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W- DIR JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS, VEGETABLE
mEDlClNE LABORATORY, 20 East Baltimore ST..
jyth door east Of Front-'FHE BEST SERIES OF MEDG-
INES EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boratory, 10 wlt:-lndian Vegetable Putifying ana
anu-hhous Pills % cents a box; Tonic Vegetable
bttfs' - cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific, 50 cents
h0tIa; Cholera Specific, - cents bottle; New
Emeuc Preparation, l2f cents a vial; rcdiuvium OF
root Bath Powder, -. cents a package; Cough Sy-
llp' Tor the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds sc
- cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l3t cents
Nla6 Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir a pre-
ciGuS medlclne for mothers and infants 80 cts bon:
HhcHma,c hinnent and Emhr0cation, and accom-
panimen!5, 81 Sovereign Rcmeuyfor Piles -; Dyspn-
t'ry Cordial 30 cts bottle, &c. & C. Sc Printed Iii.
rrcons FOR The administration of these remedies nc
company each article. N. b. Advice given hv Dr.
w. free of charge. mI3.tf
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''OIdu IIU1IIgS no we DfInI and lucky jOys
And golden time, and happy news of price,,
NORTUNE, the brilliant prizes, and FL.ETCU
n Err 4 co, the unlivaed prize vendors. Ma, s
He llday St go hand in hand in the daily distribution
OF the gifts OF fortune We have the pleasure 10 an
nounce the sale OF another lot of large and small
prizes in the magnificent scheme of yesterday to our
numerous customers in and out of the civ. confirm
ing the fact that is only necessary to buy ticket or
package at our truly lucky office to realise capital
or at least handsome prize.
THIS DAY. S7OOO, &c. Tickets 50, qrs so cents
Fer the prizes always apply or send to
JAMES FLETCHER CO.. Baltimore, Nd
1t Agents for the Managers. ,
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On the lith inst. by the Rev'd Mr., AIdrich, ISAAC
JAMES, formerly of Philadelphia, to Miss REBEcCA
McMuLLIN, of this city.
On the l7h inst. by the same, JAMES F. WAGNER 10
Miss MARIETTA McMULLIs, all of this city.
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COMMUNICATIONS

% MEssRs EDIToRs-Can you inform me why
nearly everybody, who wants 10 buy lottery ticket,
goes TO the office of those prize sellers EMO
Rf CO., in preference TO any other? Do not other
lottery vendors sometime, sell prizes;
It VIRG[NIUS,
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. Mr. Neal c. Lem
on, boatswain's mate at the Navy Yard,
Charlcstown, Mass, slipped while crossing
plank on Wednesday afternoon to the sloop of
war Martyr, and fell backwards a distance Of
ten feet, striking his head on some boat FEM
ders, between the wharf and the vessel. He
was taken to the hospital, and died on Thurs
daya fternoon. He has left wife and family.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT. Two boys of Hart.
ford were out shooting on the 18th, and while
sitting under a tree one shot the other The
New Haven Palladium states that large por-
ton of the inner parts of his neck back of the
wind-pipe are blown out. Whether done on
purpose or not was not known.
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ID | f. u

On Monday, the 18th inst after protracted Illness
General WILLIAM MCDONALD, in the S7th year of his
age The deceased was a soldier of the Revolution,
ana an officer during the late WARRIOR upwards of
nail century he was one of our most enterprising
merchants and estmabe CITIZENSHIP lived Chris
tan and died in the full hope of blssul immortality
His funeral will leave his late residence on East
Pratt street, tomorrow "wednesday morning, which
hls ilrnds, without more particular notice. invited
To attend. TpAl
On SUNDAY, l7h inst al the residence of his son in
law e. Dreyer, MIR. CHARLES SuTHKoPFF, aged q
years. The deceased was n naive Of Brunswick,
Germany but for The last forty three years resident
OF tins ci y. and one Of its defenders in 1914.
On the 18th instant, Mrs SARAH KIRBY, consort of
John Kirby. in the 10Th year of her age
On the l7th inst. NJ ISIS Rosz ANN SEYMOUR in the
lIth year of her age.
On the 18th inst Eliza ANN CuLLIMoRg, aged -
years cOnSot of James CuimOre.
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&C. The musical ring Of gold frequently salutes our
ears, as we pass the Office of those celebrated prize
sellers, EMORY CO; No. Calvert street. These
gentlemen, we are told, pay all their prizes in this
precious metal. 1t
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QC-CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING Of
every description, executed with great despatch, atNo
1874 BALTIMORE sTREET-such as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than any other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSIONS,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADiNG,
STAGE & IIATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, *. *.
indeed it is needless to enHmerate, as We are pos
sesScd ofacites for doing work, eUerg style, and
manner unsurpassed in this city.
no FIRST LIGHT DIVISION MARYLAND VO.
LuNTEERS, Baltimore, 18Th Avg 1915 This hi.
VISION, VITA the other volunteer 90 Ps Of the city, will
pay funeral honOrS to the late VI Or Gen. WILLIAM
MCDONALD, tried soldier OF the Revelation gallant
Defender of Baltimore in the late war and for many
years The chief in command of the troops of this civ
me line will be formed in Gay street on To. NOR
ROW "wednesday MORNING, al 9 O'Clock.
by order OF Mai, Gen. II. SFEuART.
ai9 1t ). *. GEORGE, Md.
QLf- THE ASSOCIATION OF THE DEFEND
ER9 OF BALTIMOREIN 1914, will assemble at the
City Hall, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, Goth int,
AZ o clock with Grape on the left arm, SC, to at
tend the funeral Of their late much lamcnted Presi-
al92t til MURPHY. Sec pro tenn
o. ARMORY EAGLE Observation-Disclosures
oruer NO. Z. The members of the corps are hereby
ordered to assemble al the Gun House, on WEDNES-
bA1 MOENlNG, 28'h inst, at Il O'Clock, in Sum.
mer Uniform mounted and fully equipped, to unitc
WIN the other military of the city in paving funeral
honoiS 10 the remains of the late General WILLIAM
MCDONALD. BY order, GEO. P. KANE, CONG.
E. =. PHILLIPS, LIST Sergeant. alg-2t
QI3- CAMP CHAPEL CAMP MEETING. Alta
meeting OF the Committee Of Arrangements, held on
Thursday last the following resolutions were adopt
ed, To wit:
Resolved, That no license shall be granted for the
sale OF any articles, (hnrse feed excepted within
TWO miles OF the cncampment-the limits prescribed
by the law.
mitted TO keep boarding tent on the ground who are
not members of the Methodist F.. Church
al9-2t' J. LARkIN, Chairman.
90 FLETCHER * co the uncomfortable prize
vendors, NO, 3 HOLIDAY STREET, are now throwing
some of their brother "Sub-gents entirely ia the
Shade III the sale OF Brilliant Prizes! al9-2t
G3- NATIVE AMERICANS. The American citi
zens in the following wards will assemble on THIS
(Fuesday) EVENING, the l9lh inst, at u o'clock to
eject five delegates 10 make full their representation
10 the Native American Conventions
LIST ward, Spears, Thames street.
I'd g Mrs. McCOy's, cor Bond and Thames Sis
Sd g Logan Han, cor Bank and Bond SITS.
9lh " Conncopia, cor. Mercer and Calvert ats.
18th " MaypOr Inn, German and paca SITS
10th " HGckrotG's, cor, Camden and Charles-sts.
10Th :" Sawkins', Pratt street, near Paca.
18th &c AbenShoen's, Light and Montgomery.
The Delegates will meet the Convention on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING, the Goth inst, al Union Hall,
at u O'Clock Business ofimpnrtance TO every fine
TtcGn citizen will be transacted By order,
Il H HtMeS RE p,ShE' secys.
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UPHOLSTERY s. PAPERHANGINGs.

UPHOLSTERY s. PAPERHANGINGS
"a OUIS MULLER offers for sale large lot of
A Paperhangings, Borders and Fire Screens TO
suit purchasers, very reduced prices. He will hang
paper the neatest manner at lowest rates He
makes to order Mattresses; Beds; Cushions; Carpets
an Curtains Lays Oil Cloths, Carpets, Mating SC.
Table Oil Cloths, Door Mats, Window Shades Vent
tian and Stat Blinds, Cord and Tasses, and Ilaiicloh
He does every variety of Upholstery work at the
lowest rates: willing ALWAYS to labor low so MS to pro
cure the of it, TO those wishing ANYTHING done
in the above line he respectfully icts their pntron
age Call at No, LIBERTY STREET, one door
north of Ba fillmore ST. nI6tf
ANAMP STOOLS. On hand, few Camp Stools
a with supports for the back-arranged to fold nm
convenient for carriage. cheap and useful art
Gle, for sale at the Furnishing Warehouse of
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
lS Baltimore street,
ala bead Of Gentle Market
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N7-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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WAR WITH MExIco- Volunieers. We learn
from the Philadelphia papers That a number OF
the officers of the Brigade commanded by Gen.
A. l.. Roumfort, Of that city, have already vo-
lunteered their services, and he has as prompt
ly rendered his own and their services to the
General Government in case of a war with
Mexico. We have no doubt but the Volunteer
companies of Baltimore will be ready and will
ing to tender their services also, should they
be required.
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QC-CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING Of
every description, executed with great DESPATCH aNo.
1874 BALTIMORE sTREET-such as
NAMMoTH BuLs Mucn larger than any oth'r

QIy- THE ASSOCIATION OF THE DEFEND
ERS OF BALTIMOREI N lSI4, will assemble at The
CITY Hall, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, Goth int,
al clock, with Grape the left arm, SC, to at
tend the funeral Of their late much lamcnted Presi-
dent General WIN. MCDoNALp.
al9 u II. l.. MURPHY, Sec, pro fem
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NJ. DOYLE, 40. IA Pratt street,
1t fri Opposite b. & o. r. R. Depot.

a iHAnCERY SALE. By virtue of a decree Of
" Baltimore County Court, sitting in Equity the
subscriber will, on MONDAY, the a5th day of Au-
gust, ls45, at four O'Clock in the afternoon, on the
prt misses, expose at public sale LOT of GROUND,
IN the city of Baltimore situated the north side of
Camden street, with beginning about four and half
perches west of Howard street. Its front on Camden
street is "a feet with lines running parallel with How
ard street, l60 feet north TO an alley. The buildings
and mprOvements good the lot; hut that nor
!ion of it fronting on the alley has been advantageous
ly leased the purchaser taking the ground rent The
terms of sale one-half cash. the rest in months
with interest and secured by approved bond.
jy25- 2awts ]. ]. SPEED. Trustee.
HUS'r RECEIVED, and for sale at HINCK-
- LEY'S Literary Emporium,
2S0t MARKET STREET.
Viona, Romance by the Baron de la Note Foque,
author of UndIne, Sintram, &c, price %.
The Philadelphia Courier, - cents.
Nea's Saturday Gazette, 6! cts.
The Saturday Evening Post, 6! cts.
The Midshipman, the Brigantine and Corvette,
by Prof ]. II. Ingraham, l2i.
Agents ana the trade supplied at low prices with al
new and cheap works as soon AS issued at
G. A. HlNCKLEY'S Literary Depot,
2S04 BALTIMORE STREET,
ale one door East of Mcilean's alley.
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NEW FALL GOUUo.


rHNHREE GOOD PRIZES SOLD AT TIE
u Alb LUCKY SCHOOLFIELD s. CO.'S YES
TERDAY. TO Nos 10 70 49, a prize of $1,000. sold
to gentleman of this city; Nos, 81 So ~ prize OF
$3.50, and Nos l9 % 40, prize of 500, both sent to
Lancaster, Pa.
Nos Md. Consolidated Lottery, 90, drawn Aug. le,
lowest IriHr 50,
81 40 II SO % - SO 81 81 10 70 10 IS %
Draws TO DAY, the handsome scheme of Maryland
Consolidated LOTTERY. class 80
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TIE CAPTTALS ARE:
prize of $1,000 prize of $1,000
5000 300
ISL 10 ON q

lICKVIs =, NaINts 7; quarters % cents
Q3~ Draws next SATURDAY the Small F Y Md
+. F. Seminary Lottery. Capital S4500 Tickets Al
shares in proportion. In wlicG SCHOOLFIETD
co. will sell on certificate, packages of 25 whole
tickets for only Sl562; halves 81 sl quarters ~ 90:
eighths Sl.9j. For the capitals be sure and call on
or send your orders to the all lucky
SCHOOLFIELD & CO.,
No. Calvert street.
1t FirstOtficeFrOm Baltimore street
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No. CHIVtTt street,
tOtfiCefrOm Baltimore street

ANGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
EINot day passes that we do not enrich som. ck "
customer. Comb % 60 u, the End capital of S5Oo6
was sold in yesterdays scheme by the lucky Eyer
TONS-this, together with the $4,000 sold on Satmr
day. for which the lucky holder has just received the
handsome sum OF $500 nett, makes lively times at
our house. Who can beat Us?
The drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lattery are,
81 40 II SO % y 63 81 81 70 7S 10 rs %
THIS DAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery draws,
class 98-7e Nos. Is ballots.
SCHEME.
] prize of S7O00 prize of $1,000
5000 5 " $40
,5ll 10 " eJO,Se.
Tickets S2,00-shares in proportion.
Tickets by the Package single sh re, for sale at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
Corner South ST. and Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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90 FLETCHER * co the uncomfortable przr
vendors, No. 3 HOLIDAY STREET, are now throwing
some of their brother "Sub.1gents' entirely ia the
shade III the sale of Briiliam PriseG al9-2l
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GTGkGkNh DRAWS To DAY the beauli-
" WV full little lottery for the benefit of
did prize call at the prize office of MILLER & co.
and purchase ticket. They sold in the Md Lottery
drawn yesterday, another snug prize of $1,000, half
ticket, that cost only g. so, Nos 60 49, and one of
SEQ whole ticket, Nos l9 40 Ga, both sold city Gus
toners by the prize vendors, Miller & Co., cor Baltic
and st. Pau sts.
Draws TO-DAY, Nd Consolidated Lottery, class
No. 33-75 Nos. 10 drawn ballots.
ZruEME.
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| prize of S70M 9 prize of $1,000
! &C 5000 10 " 0Oo
ISL 10 Inn g.


l,5ll III l00&c
Tickets Ss-siiares IN proportion
Certificates Of packages of 25 ar tickets only AZ 40
For prize tickets by the package or single tickets
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER 1 co
Corner OF Baltimore and St Paul streets
Drawn Nos of the Md. Lottery, class %, drawn
Aug lS-Iowest prize SIS:
81 40 II 60 % 10 IS "a 4 6l 10 70 10 76 %
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MARRIED.

Day of final hearing, 9Th Dec 1915.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-12

MONEY MARKET.

The stock market during the past week has been unu
snally dull and prices without any material alteration
There appears to DO the greatest apathy the part Of
operators and worry little inclination to make transactions
is exhibited Prices have, without much doubt, nearly
touched bottom The market has for the past six months
been much depressed and every thing likely to reduce
prices has been brought bear upon them andwith the
exception Of few speculative movcmcnfs-a stoady,
gradual decline in all kinds Of stocks has been oxpor
cnccd The numerous rumors of war SO long currcnt,
the internal political movements and the pursued
by the banks OF this city and State have kept operators
in continual excitement which has had very injurious
effect upon prices The depression In tho market has
too lengthy suit the rabid bear Operators
require great fluctuations in prices make money! and
advancing market draws into the street tho outside
SPECTATORS who give transactions character the bro
kcrs themselves are unable to give. When tho mar
kct heavy the brokers have things oil their way
the outside pccuaor leave the street prices drop
a low point. When stocks begin to 60 down.
every little thing has a very great influence
on prices, and the slightest movement dcpresses
the market speculative excitement the contrary
spreads rapidly and operators eagerly take stocks at pr
ccs FIVE ten and fifteen per cent higher than when the
feeling In the market was heavier When vcksburg
Bank stock selling at four and FIVE per cent very few
had to touch it, but when il went up and Gle
the grcac,t anxiety existed to get hold oft II is
with every other stock in the list and is only those who
have capital and courage enough to the market
in times like the present who make money. Every thing
done in tho stock market in Wall street, the result. OF
some excitement similar to that produced by similar
movements in any sporting business The feelings ofope
rators must be reused before they will enter into the
spirit Of tho game with any kind Of interest The state o.
the money market has very great influence prices.
but combination OF spectators for the purpose Of get
ting corner IN any fancy stock be successfully
made when capital is scarce when il is abundant
We annex comparative table, showing closing prices
for stocks for the week ending the 4th inst and quota
tons for each day Of the week just closed Prices
rent the close Of the market yesterday were in many
instances becr than those ruling at tho close OF tbs
week previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-12

CoMmos CouNcII~-Ths native Common Council meet
v ne las time TINS day They will meet at II o'clock in
.ne morning remain in session hours and take
cess III evening whenthey will re-assemble, and finish
up All tne business they can before their term of Office
expires by law, at 10 O'Clock. midnight
Inc new Board wall be sworn in and organized to-mor
row at II O'Clock and will Immediately Commence their
duties as public executoners by decaptatng all native
ofceholdcrs and supplying the places of the dead with
their democratic constituents
Police once, MAY ll-ARREsr ron ARsoN-A man
named Samuel Murray about 40 years of age who has
for some time past been in the employ Of Hughes Ward
Co.. merchants Of No. "a Pine street. was to-day ar
rested by Officers stokely Mount charged with having
set fire to the store occupied by the above named frm on
Tuesday last. The accused was temporarily committed
The Coroner held an inquest this morning upon the
body Of an unknown who found dead in vesey
street last night about IL o'clock He apparently
about As years of age, and decently clad post NOR
tenn examination made, from which it appeared that
deceased died from disease of the heart produced by in
temperance Verdict accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-12

NIBLo's GARpES.-Where is Niblo in these DAYS
What is he doing When does he open his gar.
den No doubt he is busy about something He
can't he idle According to tho latest accounts by
the electric telegraph, he was hard at work on a
beautiful little spot on the banks Of the East River
towards Harlem, fixing up nice flower garden
where he intends to raise boquets and all the flowers
ofthe Forest in order to spread perfume over his gar
den in the city, up town. Doubtless he will be out
with something novel.