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The plot being thus revealed 70 the Warden b. wen,
20 Coolidge, together with Dr. Baxter Of Warrcn and
Teproacbsd him with the deed the truth Of which hos
ever Coolidge Immediately and strongly denied The
Warden then told him that denial vain sincc
has hat half filed with the proofs Of o. Coolidge
burst into passion Of ears and confessed that be- va
guilty, and expressed sOrrOw for his cr.me. J. m'
wa on Wednesday. and The morning n Ihufsday
he removed ~ solitary cell, and every pfecauton
taken 70 isolate him - completely a. lo--oie IHnis
day evening h. sent for DR.. Rose % Jhoma'tDD pnl
sicisn 10 the prison. and complained oi bong ln"eH
and manifested some ght symptoms % indi-poluoh'
vomiting little &c lie slsO appeared extremely Or
pressed and spoke Of having Lost 81 tho sympathy
which had heretofore been Entertained Tor MN *
pressed dlsregard for life and inquired a. 70 TIE dis
position made Of cOnvicis after death lie $40 very
earnestly requested pens and paper ana on beng re-
fused begged for slate saying that he might "4sn w
wr,o sorle poetry and he would rub 10 out again ms
.,ss ala denied him
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70 LIZ l..

III LIZ l.
~ TO LET-Toa seutee. colored family pari OF he
ra; tWo.tory house lOj Mercerst. Apply ON fc prem
---A a.. ms.45 81
~ TNFTRNI-HED HOUSE WANTED hr p
.. gent .emil and 1.s wife n tac pee. klhoi.ood %
49, Broadway. which rs vru nuci up ana can oc 'N
tered ua.adi lies Rent Pool. fl exceed $40 Answers
with f particulars 10 bg letter pos pad to nr sem o
Nessrs. CUES Music store. $50 Broadway ms-l '.
~ TO IFT.LEASE. OR FOR SALE-A neat
81 sI y-. whist between second snt lart avenues
.on-a Ming eu room-. wiz fhrec lots Rent uv o good
tenant Apply 10 Mr. CROMWELL as Na.i--i. or
myl w. M McGlNN. Norkriae.
- TO lett store and back room of ~ Fourth
g Az next Co the corner ot Fouriecnfh-st near .ioh
- ParA-a good stand for any retail business " Do Nc
et low % good tenant and immediate possession gwen
Apply the premises az II Wasi ron! once second
Story. from 60 50 / NJ. N.Y. ~"
r. STORE TO LET--A asiory store, with dwell
Ia. .ug attached, IN Havcrsfrfw, koc3and county '
- ease for one or years II - within ON yards
Of an extensive factory aud ha. been ihr ing stand of
, wears ln1uire 0f r. WHEELER. JOS W all-si
or % "a GARNER near the prenises N.Y. ln
q. TO LET-To family without children ih" ~
"a. story and front basement ui Ecnic'l house, ~
- F0lrfh-sf $50 Eeufrel cottage uut ID acres az or
-hnri land 80 MsnarOncck Also public garden 40 lhir.
.-ecs1t-.. Fourlhav Also steam power ana tr.eAi'
lr factory. l.I R yngfun-sr Inquire 20 : NJ fAkSoNS'
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BOARDING.

DOARDlNC.-Two single gentlemen can be accom-
ID moafei gl pleasant room. breakfast AID tca, and
l.onsr er SUNDAY l0ra gentleman and bis wue Dob lr
va-e family where there ale 100 other hoardcrs near Ea'
Broadway Reference exchanged Address N'ligynrf,
D.
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nEw-YoRx AND aaEEuwoop
.T~. FOR KEyPORr AND MIDDLE.

49, - .TOWN POINT handing AZ Fori namtoa
: each way.l--Tbe steamer John HART
VII make daily trips Sundays exeepted) between KEY
port and New York leaving Report az O'clock A n
anc New York from the foot Of Chanbers-st a. o'clock
NJ during the months Of July and August She viii usks
two UPS per day leaving keypori Al 8 O'clock NJ sat
r ~ and neS.f.gf a. 10 A n and iPM "a 2as
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DOC BOWERY.-J Il MONARCH z cas- tie .-eu-
= = Lon ~ l.-s ~ z9lf 90 lls exesir e ---r--
I-. q s-rkH goods. suitable tgr ge-ts yong E-1-s,
youths. boys Az infants As1 l-acE white, crs1 and
pear beavers. CASHMERE Para. lge-sk-r and IL -as
l-w f-y.- VI cl0ll Al 0-i.-r CAPS EYE I'M
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CAI TION.-Tle pubic are hereby cal -orel against
u wing legoarng three severn 7ros ory notes
lard st Yr l,- ~ ore TAO and lfee yearf iom dale
and resec1 rey payable % tlza McGOFe0 order ne
sane havrg been 1b-slei from re ~lo1 ally consider
4r.nr. and uaru--lt lI-r-yf F.. I- contested
rr~rs f1t- PFTER CAIN "a Cr-rd-.t
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.s .iss Doe o. srs csoFd iron Saga or.ass sr
' rS
a C.r- Hsites 'hq sa-d Ia NOfesn' Doc
Nios. srooi - sci 90 glsf- ls-d s-s-- ooaft
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TO DENTIeT-.-J-s- received from our narltar
tory IrratIl y J. rle of Of ilcorrlp-ol- teeth
beautiful 10 of eIamc shapes u4furl -oy good
.u1 .olg 1.aras srse and We. lrr1l-ed 70 stand
lowp vllO4. cracklnz or cl-ngn " color and Tor
.al- wholesale aid refsi. a. FOSTER = cos ~ Broad
wav resr o. The entry frsl .O0r where have hand
.erera. dental 0geraug chairs, wi-l r9vsaole
1scks. 70 We hsve 01 band ot ~ finely pl.versed
r. ...ear free from lrr1r-es cr4-e DO. N.Y. 5Nf
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y INU barrel. for sac. .0ts t9 sllt purchasers.
made 5y rao Lod. Manufacturing COMPANY Tie oi--- rs-
-ab-led company r t- Inei states tbs c9ucel-fa-
-..l g.r-e j. 4lrCla-d llf BE- frrllxls powers, and
ne s4r1rs.ng ls Do gives 10 egeta-1n 10 mas stood
he lee. VI 0 Years against Ggal0 aid al cher auures VI
be krd ilsle cheapest ll me word f1rcou-e5 wOrl
ALL manure e. acre ID tie hi. and VII good crop
Vi cora 20 ord nary ground. Ial of equal cost
% other ma-are- VIA folllet-e- Is resFec-y asked
.yeret free 81 charge Ott1e Of lie Company 5. LID
-rtg-.t New YORK myZ4 p
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CAIII'Ok MA.
IRo> HOUSES FOR C.

DoRTABLE IR0N HOUSES FOR cALisoR-
MA -L-e E.fin.f'l NNH houses '--ia'.ri tt '.r
t.. induced tr rt e t.er,o1 81 ih's' going fo .o--
ra io s1 .rf'tc1uf .Hcm T.rl-rl roart .Y such
na...' -.'i,. f'..' IL, '.'. ~ '..'. ~
GAY They 'ir -rcan ger ttin vo' ar -- proof ari
n .td more comfortable Tan ,rn'. toi-e of ae above
SIC ral ut rret n boxes. l-.et IONS ana rt. " .e
49, inches deep. fe 'rt Dl heb vo.l 0e ano-- :
fo rrlac.sco There s. SEQ lee ODD trouble s renilt-
ing from . rlrt 81 tie r'aars o aloer. Pie lrl.e
can r -s lours hc taken down trl rsfnr by cs
upon Che subscriber house Of shove 80, can e sc'
no SIM PETER NANLOR 3 >.oue-s.
FRANCIS J. LiPPITT. Arorrev a,-l.aN. fs,e If
srf..fthe -r.-et S,s,es. :, Frs~-..co Cs.i.5rr.a
htlorrrr1ef sB-Hnr. Ogden Edwards. Charles Nlns.
20. Nm { Russo. Esc Charles buler, Ess Aessr,.
De.,' CO e-'ed .and uies Ntninec deposnon' iaAen
N myi 81 im -'''' JoSEPH T LIPPIrr SO we.t.l
FOR CALIFORNIt.-A young man having COM
o dentistry. and having case of Instruments sni other
apparatus would "a - tn maze arrangements fo accom-
i1e prom. sci and AMI whose r'ces be- co''d ciltai
Address Forceps Tribune oHce. ms-' .-es
CALIFORNIA HOU~B>.-Tle California em.-
= grant art sr nfer WIZ rif ar ~ n.'iaNi f. t'f.t
Houses o' st. szes. very cheap. away on lAnl ca.
ny.iiv. Go FREEMAN 4 60 50 Broadway.
CALIFORNIiN-.-A printed circular containing
y .cscl pHll oi .-e ness patent >eciHc COO < t'-.''
of inca vle. Wal he scrt -l any person saires,-
INK note .posf0all 90 the California Depot ant fasscn-
-tr Ottce. q Pars-row. y :
NV. 5D1iiW. ARNOLD BUFFJM co.
CALIFORNIA A Young man des.rogs OF going 20
\ Caorra and NOT having he necessary means shes
90 accompany some person who viii furnish Am ,A an
outft tie Will make himself useful any cspacit Al
dress l. Tribune 0hce. my.-3-
TO CALIFORNlANS.-JEN paielt a..t
F.a. gold washer superior to anything yet prodi
uuders ued having constantly in operation invites
tie pubic % examine 90 A. his depot
mviSu e VI SlAlONSON. ll2 Broadway.
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''- III - ~
20 FOR SALE ~ WILLIAM-BURGH-A

- situated in south :. XfH-st. within few minutes
,taik of Peck.siln Perry The house. neury new, boa
order and rrp-fr with every convenience inquire
Of lmy12 lwsl THOMAS IRWIN. 10 Pine-st y.
81 FOR SALE OK TO LIT, and possession lls-
l. On Imusdlaf.y. TWO desirable residences ln Peeks
- I'll wi'h or without lands attached. Rent So each
-D one 40 500 Several elegant buldug sites n the
same place offered fYr sas Apply iD
myl8 2w. JNO + GREENE. 100 Peaflst
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~ marble i0l 9lls al gfafr,i1le-, Monuments,
rs -esgis. tagging. .ll.1az, etc r1ll quarry at-
yu-ueL ID vermont a-l by the s-oscr1sr, who ulL
execute orders 10y lly c-.crruln Of maf1.e required
y sl-4iac--r-rs o. PA rrl I'D liberal terms
JOSEPH 2 LIP?ITT
Sew-Tork. ~ We,i-s;. AID ~ " ss-ias-g1-sl
uTls n T. DERa. Agent
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" FIELD. MASS MIR ana Mrs JERRY WARMER
have asal resumed tie charge oi f., vel Auol auGsc
Having beer alselt from if daring re .as Summer Ve
1oe return vll ile determination to n,ae our si.'ers
coafel.rd end happy A. 'aai ee.ant ROOMS. curious
coos.u-. inviting beds a1t Mr. Ntrruers holseNi irry
30 tor trare.ers-a .s We promise tlel.-Naf 81
-
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- FOR ~ALE-Broad and Pearl -f@ propory-Ihe
LIZ iso large stores l0@ and 100 bioai--t ami the Two
81 ftse houses % aud " Pear ST. Tile mdi- rHii-
nir For farther particulars apply io
mv.3Iw- OLIVER : STRONG Ccdsrst
- FOR SALE Or TO LET-A cottage 81 Ten
t. Iu0u- uu high ground, Hfu barn, "f.. el7rfn' "i
- cHari Sc 3acIes. and ct.c4. afrd tn -uit Eenier
1alI.y lies from WIiuau.nurli Ferry on L Terms
easy-at oJi Broadway lm5lj }" bDpDh-
o. FOR ~AIE-Tvvo lot. on Livingston. near Bond
a.. Brook yn each Sfx7, and adjoining each other
- Money will be loaned % build. Apply -
FFFM n NICHOLS,
a. Inn Attorney SC. Nassau-st Y.
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spoken. &c.

Ar Pe-nsulbao .aip vs-r-r csfA Pacic Ocean.
ias NL5u1aa, VIA 5l0 s,s slsru a. 2s'l aas- Oh
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cooltpo~ eIvxS DIRECTIONS TO MS AcconPiickS
Now the last OF the P.S" Is written a. II you got
him Bath II yes take bis lite elsewhere '0a Wal
sltor IL accordingly.
II yen ssalo, take his lie a. home yos vii thea
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IT. GENTLEMEN wishing % purchase grounds Tor
s.s he purpose Of building family residence where
- they may enjoy both The country and city, would do
vel % call ou SIDNEY kEICHiM aI l5k Broadway
who has for sac about N Of a1, Prospect H
Tbs views from these grounds very extensive, with
pure aimO- pl-fe and Tor health and beauty Of prospect
are unsurpassed 10 city OF country Cal between 10 ald
Fam mylg Ivy
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~ beautiful country seat. the house comparatively re-
Gently Oult on the prem ser, 10 Is believed unltes he
conditions u ald convenience il than Orfl
nary degree. having numerous airy and agreeable bed
rooms, drawing room, panOr, BACK paror, basement,
Anthem VashnoIse, cellar. pdntles, 81 al vel nnsAci,
aud with mOst " the modern improvements, such as
crates bells marble nantes, &c. The grounds are p.elf
fully stocked with The llest varieties of frIt ald
meal Trees vines, climbers running aud standard roses
Chiefly 10 ilI bearing AMI blossom. Large and heaur4l
-geTgreel carefully planted through The premises
There l complement of ouf1uidlug-, cstern, well
ana pump The sltuauOn-On The northern side Of tie
s.8LdfJf views sa.lbry, Or facility Of sccess
passed t. fact lie whole having comp eed Jr prl.
vaie enjoyment alone, neither pans expense have
seen spared ~ contribute everything 20 render agrees-
be IS Sumner " Winter residence For farther par
-cl. afs apply 10 WM / NORRIS
COunse .oTatLsw, BrOad-st
Cus hal ne Pufchase-mOuey may remain on bond and
mortgage. nyL3 iW+
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e. TO BIILDER-.-sls0oo Severn fine bulk,
In. ink loi- Tor sale. simafei HamlOn-av Ferry
- souin Brooklyn, only 81 minutes distant from Val
AID liberal ca-h advances made i0f Improving tho
zane Apply iO EDWARD MAkTlNDALE,
uv-i lHs ll fInesf
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n FOR SALE, OR TO RENT-A farm Of IS
- acres, IS niles from New YORK and hat nile from
Heats Bridge Harlem Railroad Depo.. Il not sold
he house AID Few acres Of and VII BE- rented Tor
year Possession gwen Immediately. This tenalt can
have me privilege II using What f and yegetab
raised oa he place Apply 10 THOMAS OAKLEY near
ne premises AbIJAH OAKLEY
Fast chester April -, 1873. myl7 W.
r. FARM WANTED.-The advertiser wishes 70
- purchase good farm, = ~ 100 acres uader es0d M
prOremeni FOR winch be viii pay part cash and part
good sseabie merchandise. most .iI ra5iy 10
- CalfgTa Or Mexican trade for any other market
Ad1ress J u y. st The Office " this paper. myl9In-
- FARM WANTED.-Wanted o farm or country
- seat .ocatel l healthy situation Tor which r.fy
pros erty, nprOved aud under rent alil 20 gwen n
rHclange Aires 1ox ~ Poet Osc- NJ 4 w.
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NEW-YoRK CEMETERY.

r 7
WIN LEANENWORTH. GENERAL AGENT.
once b Nsssal-st imviJ ln
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As PURSUANCE of Tho Surrogate tie County Of
N~e fofs L-fsby gwen % al lsrous b ING ,aans
sfast JOSEPH WEAVER ~ he CfY N-e iHfk ia.s-f
present tie s4bsre-f h.
-pru- col lfg
k-.<hiry dfsi JAY
fass ~ .6ia d-y ro-nasry. lsss IHoMAs MekLNAfH.
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,so ,.-sm y VIE riSS' fLacLoR E'-,a'o"

PURSUANCE orisr of he Surrogate County Of
N-~ fors uots hereby seuo oil p-fsog. has ~ sgansi
JOHN H. MA0HkE late OF The tty of NsN fpk. t-ess-
oaoeofJ Hose Es SO Wal street. nthe "a, oN-s f1is
h7 fourth DAY of June n-tt pa'et Nss fok - 9Th
iss Of November, So PETER NAOHkh Admnsuatf
81
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a7s FOR -ALE-The good substantial t"o.-iory and
s; attic brick house. with cellar, &c. o franAlnsi 10
good order, be-, folding doors, marble maniels, Gro
rom water Sc Il will be- sold l1~ and ON accommodating
-Lm. Aun-. % Lall lMLs.A ~ q = ROE. D " a.sL
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oSrloE or rns soLloros or THE TnsAsvay.

OsFlcx or rnE SoLIolroR or THE TRsAsuRY,
$3.50 ...I $500 June n, l649.
CnALED PROPOSALS. will be received at this
- ONCE until the LIST day of September next, at
the United States, at law and in equity in the pro-
perty hereinafter described, upon the terms and
conditions mentioned below, TO wit:
No. I. Lot No. II, in eastern section Of Washing
ton, District of Columbia. sa
No. 2. Lot No. o. in eastern sect. of Washington
No. 3. Lot No. %, do do do
No. 4. Lot No.24, do do do
No. 5. Lot No. 25, do do do
The five lots above named were sold on execution
against Nathaniel and Henry hgraham, by Tench
kinggold, marshal, and by him conveyed TO the
United States, December 20, 1881.
No. 8, Lot No. l, in block 504, in Washington.
This lot was conveyed TO the United States by
Luther Rice, President, Sc. of Columbia College,
nhor
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REFERE NCES.

He has the pleasure Of referring claimants and
others TO the following gentlemen:
MAJ. Gen. Winfield Scott, u. s. Army.
Brig. General Nathan Towson Paymsstcr Gene
raj u. s. A.
George Gibson, Commissary Gene
raj u. s. A.
Hon. A. X PARIS, Set ond Comptroller of the Trea-
Walter Forward, late Secretary of the Urea.
sury.
Simon Cameron, United States Senate.
Patrick G.. Goode, Sidney, Ohio
Alexander Harper, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Willis Green, Green, Kentucky
Garrett Davis, Paris,
Baltic Peyton, New Orleans.
John w. Davis, Speaker Of the House of Reps
James G.. Hampton, New Jersey
X. w. Thompson, Terre Haute, Indiana.
h. NJ. Huntington, Indiana.
Edmund Deberry, Lawrcnceyie, N. &.
d. ;. Kaufman, Texas.
M. p. Gentry, Tennessee.
Andrew Stewart, Pennsylvania.
James Irwin
Richard Brodhead ''
Truman Smith, Litchfeld, Connecticut.
$. +. vnton, Ohio
!" b. G. Thibodeaux, Louisiana.
Calvin Blythe, Philadelphia.
VIM b. Reed
z. b. Smith, Indiana
&c Joshua A. Spencer, Utica, New York
Robert Smith, Alton, Illinois.
William Sawyer, Ohio.
M , Gales s seaton, Washington city.
Joseph H. Bradley, Esq.,
Rev. VIM. McLain,
VIM. II. Sprole, West Point.
James Knox, New York
I" James q. Hammer, Baltimore
Messrs: A: T.. sangston & Co., Baltimore.
ID. Leche Son, Baltimore.
DR. w. l.. Alice, Philadelphia
Rev. George Dufield, Detroit
Bishop McCoskrey
Rev. 7. Durbin, ID. d., Philadelphia.
5 Brady, Esq.,. Wheeling, Virginia
A. M phina Co.,
Rev. r. H. Cumpeton, Lypchbur0, Va.
key. Richard Craighead, Mcadville, Penn.
j. d. Defrces, Esq., Indianapolis
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