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ALExANpER,5 TRICoBAPnE.

A NEW AND INV 4 UABLE DISCOVERY, beinets
"A LIQUID Dye whci nssnaneopsly changes the eosr OF
,h. hair o tantn GROWN or blaak without injury TO the
hair or skin The grca superiority Of this dye conssis ~ US
axv mode of app and instantaneous other
dvrs reaurng from ten to hourse to produce any
change Its superior eIceence will be apparent TO every
one upon a gle application. ., ...~-..,.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Sun :-ALErASpkks
TRIcosArHEThe effect Of the above on the haiI 4 fay as
II was tried yesterday ONCE and the change
from grey to black instsntensous g.. 49,, af
rxtract from the Philadelphia Daily Forum;|cevs o.
o have recently applied 70 their HAIR the v
liable LIQUID Dye known Aexanders Trico6aphe new
md yaisb has failed TO produce
the desred effect Immediately after applying : 70 Frey mar
For vale by Rushton Co., druggists, 10 IL
tor House and 1856 Broadway corner ish Isest,
m William st; johnson, Moore Taylor u hadea ~. -.
w. Wright Co Csdar and Of the principal druggists
$500 H. '" ~ Philsdelpha.
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High Fares and Hot Weather.
New YoRK, 10th July, 1876.

DEgR SuR-this AFTERNOON I tuck my Boy about Is
yeer old got the Of which Ieav the Sity
Hal at tu o'clock Well arter got along up some
ways tina piched on enc them putin things we did 20
like all natur so arter vile crter comes along and
axed me fur my fare Well give him u dollar and
then he axed me how fur wus goin tn, X telled him
tn Morrisiana. the critter gin me Is pence change
whom we got out my boy tecd me psyed tn much. he
ought to hav tclled me this aiorc well arter wed
and enjod oursls the hot TUX 6auntcr in the
House waited till thot was nigh about billed. We
heerd the thing comm down agin. 90 we gits in, &
when the comes along for his fare ellcd him all
about the extra shllin the luther crer had charged
gon up but the poor fellow said he had nohin Arth
tn du with It. 90 | had tn loose my shillin.
Yours respectfully, TIMoyHy HoYr
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ANOTHER PIcrURE OF GEN. TAYLoR.-An officer
who served under Gen. Taylor in the Florida war,
in rsaton with says the Trenton Nevs remarks
that his kindness to his officers and in illness in that
sckly climate, endeared him to them much, II
not more than his gaantry in the field. During the
dreadful summer OF 1889, when the troops more
than dccimsted by the yellow and congcsve fevers he
to be found walking through the wards Of the
hospital. looking ont with keen eye for the comforts
Of all, officer and soldier alike Poor Lieut. Grimm, his
favore aide died in the August of 1899 in the erms OF
officer sprang up from its tenement Of clay Taylor knelt
down by the rude couch Of the deceased soldier and
burst into heart at full Of true bravery
and tender feeling formed for daring deeds and still ca
pablo of softness and not often seen In this ice
berg ord Of ours and when 1t is ia to be sppre
riaf
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SUPREME CoURT.-The July term of this Court
commenced on Tuesday, at Utica. All the judges
present and proceeded to the hearing of noDenu
merated business. After which, the following causes
were disposed of the calendar NO. 529-The Sene
Co Bank Veeder and al-Judgment for defendant
demurrer as frivolous, by Defaults Stevens for
plaintiff. No. 629-The same VS.. Higman and al-The
same. No. 595-Wright VS.. Woodruf-The same-R-
l.. Joice for plaintiff No. 579The Bank of Utica
Lightbody impld, &c--The same-C. II. Doolittle for
plaintiff. No 5sl-Wison ct al VS. Berkbeck ct al-The
same-W. Hunt for plaintiffs. No 3i6-Cornell vs..
Yates and al--Judgment for plaintiff, bill of excep-
tons as frivolous, by default-D McMartn for plaintiff
No 627-Cobb vs.. Granson-Judgment for plaintiff
demurrer the ground that the pleas demurred to
fTvoous-S Chapman for plaintiff, c. Tracy for defen-
dant. No 657-Gould and al. Gihbens-Judgment
for plaintiff demurrer as frivolous. A. Willard for
plaintiffs, s. Stevens for defendant No 630-Kellogg
aud al LawrenceJudgment for plaintiff on demur.
rcr the pleas demurred to be frivolousC Kirkland
for plaintiff w Hunt for defendant No. 600-Churchill
Shapley and alJudgment for plaintiff on frivolous
demurrer by default--W j. Bacon for plaintiff No ks9-
Lyndc VS.. Crist-The same-W. j. Bacon for plaintiff
Adjourned - 49,,
JuLY7 ls46-Present, all the judges No. 669-Wil.
liams and al Weaver and al-Judgment for paintin
on frivolous demurrer-W Crafts OF counsel NO. l.
Regular caIl-Wagoner ads. Jermain-New trial granted
by deiaut-James Taylor of counsel No 2-Tlnt VS.
Barton Sheriff. &c-Notion by defendants to set aside
verdict and for a new tnai-Decision poMponed-sir
spencer for defendant Mr.. Hunt for plaintiff. No !
Wyman VS. Cook and al-Judgment OF Common Pleas
reversed by default and 1venire denovo in New York
Common Peas--A Taber for plaintiff in error. No III
affirmed by default-Mr Wright for defendant in
No I2-Percy VS.. Clark inpd &c-Judgment for plain
tiff on demurrer by defaults Stevens for plaintiff No
I3-Brown ads Rogers--Moiion to set aside report OF
by default. A. Spencer for deen-
dant. No. l6Palmsr VS. STANDARDIZATION to set ASIDE
report Of reereesC NJ jenkins heard for Plantin,
and r. W. Peckham for defendant. MIR Jenkins was
heard in MULTIPLICATION postponed-AdJourned
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poAKE,s IODINE LINIMENT

admitted to the only article that will per
form ali shat i to DO has performed such
rures of rheumatism, Sweed Limbs, SPrans,
s,ses Of the Cords and MUSCLES scrcul1 or
Knrs Evil Psalysss Loss of the Of the LII % us
that il would stagger belief If they could not be
ed by the most respectable persons who have used " IL
wants oniy 10 be tried 10 satisfy the invalid Of the healing
virtues Of this eScelen. remedy; Prncca depot
aImsrc \. INGEkSoLL W, ~ JUN -
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Superior Court.

Before Chief Justice Jsnes.
July l0.-Chds. Wp. Teeks rs Isaac .7driance-Thi IL
was an action of eectment to ten lots OF land
the northery side OF 26th street the 4th Avenue
the plaintiff purchased at an assessment sale male by
order Of the corporation For the defendant it
tended that the proceedings of the corporation under
which the sale had irregular and the sale void.
Verdict for the plaintiff subject the opinion of the
court in bank For plaintiff Mr. Dodge for defendant
Mr. Mott.
Before Judge Oakley.
Peter Gillst Us. Francis Cunning ham-Ths was
actsn for and occupation of house in Morris
The claim for quarters rent due the LIST of May
last-amount $50. A W rtten agreement offered in
evidence in support of the action Mr.. Eugene Cassery
objected, the ground that the action founded
an implied contract and insisted that contract
could not be given in evidence except to damages
The objection overruled and excepted to the plain
tin then proved the receipt of rent nonsu was again
asked for the ground before stated and also the
ground that the plaintiff showed title to receive the
rent The nonsu denied and verdict ordered for
the plaintiff subject to the opinion Of the Court the
points raised by defendants counsel Verdict accord
ingly 70! $50 For plaintiff Mr.. Burke for defendant
Mr.. r.. Casserly.
alexander Doughertv et al Benjamin Perins, i'm
pleaded, $c.-This action promissory note
for S270. The note drawn by Crombe and Smith.
two of the defendants who allowed defaults to BIO en-
tered against them Defence, want Of consideration
Verdict for plaintiff S2S5 67.
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ElfME RATH.

vv>O ALL Who are sa cted with matte comps'nt We
would sev 20 and nv Dr. SWEETS sulphur Fume Bath
so Broadway The Of u are SUCH na.
nature such as Scrous Gout, Salt Rheum, o n
Skin Joints The charges are so moderated as 70
IL within the means Of all. . W>s ~" ~
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United states District Court.

July lO-The United States One Case Of Precious
Stones marked No. 2.This given to the jury
yesterday evening. Judge Belts told the jury that If
they believed the goods were invoiced below their
fair value. with design to defraud the revenue,
they should find verdict against the claimants but al
though they might be nvoced below their value fthey
believed from the evidence that 1t happened without any
design the part Of defendants to deraud the govern
ment, then they not to blame and verdict ought
to be rendered for them Sealed verdict this morning
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Price Two Cents.

fortunate survivors at the hands of the citizens Of New
port During their stay in this place they fed and
clothed at the expense of the people. Seven hundred
dollars were cheeriuy and promptly contributed tn
their relief free passage obtained for them to the
point of their destination. and tho whole city turned out
assist in the funeral obsequies of those
who had persisted We seek for parallel! Alas we
find contrast in the wreckers of Squam Beach. -
Many heartfelt God bless the people OF Newport" was
uttered by the grateful sufferers they bent their last
look upon the shores Of the Narraganset-
EooLIyR
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Common Pleas.
n.tAr. Il, l-a n.l.


july l0.-Lions Burr-verd let for defendant.
Charles Nichols and Wife Us. .andrew Nc CaiL-Ths
street 1t appeared that sAout 20 years ago. the late
Benjamin Roman made lease of the lot in question. to
that Mr. Roman had in right of his wife but life
in the properyhe died years ago and the proper
life to receive rent from Mr. Mccall and never question
ed her husbands right to make the lease On the death
Of Mrs Roman this lot became vested in Mrs. Nichols
and Mrs. Western, her daughters and their respective
husbands, and Mr. and Mrs Nichols now bring this suit
to obtain possession. For the defence it was admitted
that Alr Roman had but life estate, but it said he
had given the defendant covenant for quiet
and in the event OF an eviction in this suit the plaintiffs
of the heirs of Mr. Roman. II also contended
that Mrs Roman, by acquescng during her life in do
endandts tenancy and receiving from him confirm.
ed the lease made by her husband or at all events that
it created tenancy will which entities the defendant
torhe usual notice. which was not given verdict was
afterwards taken by consent for plaintiffs subject to
the opinion of the Court in bank For plaintiffs, Mr.
Western-For Defendant, MIR. VIM. NJ. Morris.
Before Judge Ingraham.
Thomas Eglestoal ct al Caleb Bdrtk<ht-This
was an action on promissory note for Sll76.so.
brought against defendant endoser Defence want
Of consideration The defendants counsel stated TINT tho
note in question was passed to defendant amongst
others good business note for which he gave in
change the note in suit with his endorsement, but It
afterwards turned that the notes he received
utterly worthless. Verdict for plaintiff Sl2lsss For
plaintiff, Mr. j. Humfrey for defendant, Mr. Norton
Special Sessions
Before His Honor the Mayor, and Aldermen soneall
and Purser.
july l0-Wm. F. Wilmington was placed at the bar
charge Of stealing black cloth coat. The accused
acknowledged his guilt and ordered to be locked up
in the city prison for the term of ten days
John Williams, gemmen of color, was tried and sd
judged guilty Of stealing box of mould candles, for
which offence he was furnished with certificate for
six months residence on Blackwells Island
Charles McQuade, for seizng and carrying of gold
con of the value of $40 belonging to VIM Parish was
sentenced to be imprisoned in the Penitenay for two
months
John II. Goodel, boy, charged with stealing two
watches, worth $40 entered plea of guilty, and was
sent to the House of Refuge.
Mary Brown was next placed at the bar. on charge
of stealing silk dress alleged to be worth $40, belong
ing to Mary Murphy. The Court found the accused
guilty and sentenced her to be imprisoned in the Peni
Tertiary for four months
George Alderman and James Mckee were next placed
at the bar charged with stealing vest worth 81.
Ackerman permitted to CO. but Mckee was adjudged
guilty and sentenced to be imprisoned in the Penitenary
Tor six months.
No other Of interest adjudcated upon this
morning.
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M NSION HOUS E,
THE BEG. e to h
~ the IS a he s the SGSs
business, merit beI share ,hsiT
mrs ,m. Formerly Of Rs O. s h MSEsS boston.
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
THE PUBLIC is informed tina, thi. es,sbli;hmens hayn.
Ike
Day Ms OF ia isss. LAN0oN sA myI, sE.r
d BON sEJOUR.
THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure 70 announce that
his house. at Bergen Point. now open for public accom- IN
dsi,am .heS ssi.S #. house ss n:
' 1s % Sst wa. with
amt sssss Slsss shsiI.ass se%pssos Win @
sSoes Fish almost every vs"s;y sboasd J" he
The s's.%s! Ps.ses Plying iers and Ssw.i
s.s '' sss :Is
drive than sh.! between Jersey City and Bergen P;iu,
a sl s';i Ss sS sSs e
de gwen it Of ''d-D'" s'' S%NlEL W. LOCKWOOD.
II; iSS, street
The Port Richmond boat iesvs. pier No ats o. * and
a. fS and ss @ s sos = attend
CHALLENGE TO THE UNITED STATES.
and do challenge the country far near
compete with them w " ri s5Is Of SHADES.
They have in Of New Jersey about
u miles The city New York and possess tscty
beauty worth and chespness they will cymcs the mot y
credulons by their giving them call De- NCkEk- bECk
Err No SO chatham STAN r., door from the corner Of
Chambers st. mSl lmsrc
GRIEVE, No. John street, importer and dealer in
"A. Birds Cages Bird Seeds every description offers for
sale the following valuable Birds :no Aranger,
Vance Chinese ocking Bird Abordevat or Spice Bird
birds all imported from the East Indes great ei
Inches Bunches Starngs and Skylarks. In fact the
nous will find No John street, most Of the cage birds in
the known world.
N.BBlsck and Tan King Charles spanels, received by
the ship Henry Pratt, from Liverpool per John 0rievc
my25 in-rrc
WINDOW SHA DES.
HE cheapest and best in the United States
DUSCKER 4 ' BEtRER, So Chatham street.
mvi7 I'm rrc door from Chambers street. Y.
COAL LAND FOR SALE.
Wy Of Anthracite Coal I'm proportion to the qusny Of
lsnd IN pennsylvania being the whole tract 3S
measure, adjoining the lands Of the Beaver Meadow
Company the and the lands Of the Summit Level
Company on the west both in full working operation
W." " '"'''' ''' ''''''' '' JACOB AEIFfER,
jels nsrHc Tuscsrora, echuylkin CO., "a.
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FOR SALE,
TIYO FINE S4DDTE Iynp Gro

d. WILL drive also in a carriage. They N
4N<ne Just the night size for riding 0 4A\
1Al- horseback, and have been long used to A(A
aaale Apply at the desk Of the Herald Once, ioi
further particulars ie9 Z oh
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Yesterday passed
very great excitement Many citizens Of Newport had
gone to Providence and New Bedford where large dis
plays were expected In the latter place, we believe
over thousand dollars expended on frc-works-
The Bostonans stormed and took the Castle of St. Juan
de Ulloa.
very handsomely uniformed company Of volunteers
with son of the brave Commodore Perry at their head
enliycned our streets with music and bright colours
Starry Gags foated from roofs and windows and in the
evening an Exhibition of fireworks in IN open field ad
ioininR the Ocean Hotel was witnessed by delighted
thousands Altogether the citizens of the little old town
made quite enough noise to prove their patriotism One
thing worthy OF remark remains for me 10 say. was
perambusting the streets, during tho whole day, and
did not see single individual with brick in his hat {"
Extensive preparations have been made at Newport du
ring the last year. for the accommodation of VISITORS
Confectoneres refectores bowling saloons billiard Ia
bes without number; there is also fine pistol gallery
where ladies and gentlemen requested have
heard Of ladies' actsing in New Orleans
where the climate is hot but we did not know that the
practice had obtained so far north Newport II is
iact however,, and the owner Of the gallery tells you
that the ladies last complained Of the rsols
being heavy, he has this year paid fiy dollars for
pair that will exactly suit them" What Spartan mo-
thers these dear creatures must make! The ethereal
FIRE that flashes from their eyes, is more to be dreaded
than that of their pistols.
We have seen letter this morning from Little Comp
tom which stat. q that two children have been
washed ashore from the wreck OF the Sutlej Ugh
teen have already beehnterrcd in the cemetry OF New
port making with these ssttwsnty bodies been
rec from the watery element Thirty in all are
supposed to have persisted The unfortunate were most
ly Scotch emigrsns and notify any means persons IN
INDECENT circumstances They were on their way 70 ine
chief engineers and mostly all Of them possessed oil
property. Unfortunate suferers they - r
lowed every thing they possessed We canno' 49, ,rom
this subject without commenting on the generous
os sS.s nsss more hospitality than did M an
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JOHN HEkDAlAN l. Co,
United States and Crest Britain aud Ireland Old Established
Emgrant Office, 81 south street, New York
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Naval Preparations.
The line ship Ohio has been stripped and will go into
the dry dock when the Independence out Work
men still engaged in fitting up the Franklin as
store shp.--Bosion Courier, July 10.
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Military Operations throughout the Union.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Lieutenant Thos G. Rhe has been stationed in South
Carolina to recruit for the Regiment of Mounted
Rihemsn authorized by recent act Of Congress The
rendezvous Is at Aiken To the adventurous the service
in this regiment offers great attractions Its first duty
will be to keep open the communication with Oregon
and protect and aid cmgrants to that region In Of
the continuance of the Mexican war; i'll doubtless
in with the force destined for the occupation
of California The service will be of activity and
adventure, with a fair prospect Of Ette fghtng.-
Charleston Mercury July Z.
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vNO JEWELLERS, MINIATURE PAINTERS, NC
Il e. j. HARrNEI'r Nc. Q Courtlandt street, near
Writing Dressing and Jewelry Boxes Miniature Cases aud
Settings; Flute Locke Watch, Ring, Pin and pencil Boxes
me and fitted to jewellers show cases. contain Watches
chains, rings, keys, pins, thimbles pencils, &c
variety Of the above articles constantly hand
street. New York mvIp inns -
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
m f1l 80

VH Public Is respectfully Informed that the break
paired the PIONEER u EXPRESS LINE, via Railroad
and Canal from Philadelphia TO Pitt.burgh IL
leaving the Depot, No. "a Market street, DAILY at 7h
o'clock, Am. 49, -,
By this route passengers will avoid all the fatigue and dam
ger night travelling coaches both Railroads being
ed 10 daylight -
For further information apply the oldestablished Once,
"a Market street, doors above Eighth street.
al0 smsrrc A. b. CUMMINGS Agent
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100000 HAVANA & PRINCIPE SEGARs.

puKE WATERzzsToNE's IMPROVED PREMIUM
Water Fters-These filters only clarity but purify
the turbd rendering perfectly saubreus d.
vestng OF all putrd vegetable and animal animacu
that even water mpregnated with soap tobacco &c. &c.
rendered perfectly taseless odor and Of bright, chryss
lire cearnes Can be and for sale STONE
and Brothers Croton Plumbing establishment 800 Broadway
aa2 linz
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THE PILES


CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DR.. UPHAArs
Internal EsraeSy Tor the " Piles. The Vegetable
PIE Elrcsar inverted by Dr.. A. Uphsn, di.in luish
cessu remedy aud distressing complaint
The Piles ever offered to the American public
The ElecmGry contains iilnern! HeiicTns Hoes,
C0oeyn.n GuDbogs. other powerful and Irritating Purs
No fear Of taking cold wlie under - nauence no
chan in necessary. II taken according 10 drecuons
ctr, far lift u s1sdraai,ed
i1o.ier Certified added the Hundreds that have al
ready heen received OF The efficacy OF Dr. upn's Flee
laary. NEw-YoRS August 25 1916
sest-, H,ra & K,snian-leri, For several wears past
been troubled with Piles, very costiye state Of
he bowels indigestion and weakness oil he system But
hGsiness and dread had Of physicians cHi patent med
icHes that until .- Spring never used any medicine or
applied - physic ~ for relief he Piles Then being 50
severe that allowed seyers operations b. performed,
without any benefit Determined ailer this TO Try other
means read advertisement 81 cure guaranteed 10y
the al Dr.. Upnal's EectlGrr. | Purchased three
boxes al your store and rom tie OF which found
myself entirely cured OF ,hc Piles aud NY health much
improved. remain Sir5 your much indebted friend.
The wrsr OF above, from motives Of deiicacy, de-
cnes haviGg hi used but authorizes us 10 refer 10
him show the original Certificate to those VINO may
d0uh, ia authenticity.
Another act relation 70 the efficacy OF Dr., uphams
rlectuGry PHILADELPHIA Sent ., 1876.
ficed with wha; called Chronic DyseEisry. have
that my liver Affected and lat my bowels were ulcer
ated, for blood aud pas. attended with peculiarly p'nG
smell the frequent discharges shoIr tine since
made Visit 10 Massachusetts In hopes oi henet rom
change OF air Int suffered severely than ever before
lille there Physclnn offered TO cf'rr NE tor 80 IN three
months Happily. IN RiisI Of intense PAIN OCCASION
ally relieved BY laudsnlrn. IN wrapper OF yoar
Elecuary perfect option nay complaint, together
with many certifcnes VI cures, ris gave great
fdeuce hi the medicine. an! purchased a box and nine
doses of which has apparently cured and prepar
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10 humanity by subscribing 10 rs merits
Respectfully yours, BENJAMIN PEBClfAL,
No 80 South >pSilst
,a. IS WITT < KFTCgtH ii saiiaa..t Il 8 and
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