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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-26

the Adelphi, the Philomsthean and the Dsshisnl
q Poe m whose subject was the Jf'iHy Of Ina
0iaofioa" Your readers are a. familiar With NJ
Hosmers picturesque, spirited and poetic sty athat
/ need not enlarge upon II. From various sources
he drew striking atoms Of the nj ity Of the
faculty which was the subject Of his euogy. while
the Poem Itself showed how that fic1lly could give
high and rehned pleasure ! annex some Of Jle
closing stsnzas:
Oh GENUS lowered with privilege immortal
TbUs GOm The wss.es Of Tine 10 stretch ny hand,
Ard with touch uufolo tns giiierog pJra,
or an enchanted land.
Desh knows lhee not, hoe gh long ago were BLENDED
Thy bones with uodisioEuishsble clay
The deGd are hey whose mission here Is ended -
Thy voice isheafd today -
Heard on he horisd lips Of Juliet melting,
10 dreaming Richards cry " gully fear
In shouts that Use Aboye the night storm Pel4Dg
From old oifiraCIed Lear.
Heard in The orgsr-sweI OF Milton psaling,
In GfAy's eiegisc sorrow for lhe Pasti
IL a9ts noes from be muse Of Spencer stealing
Ana DTy eeD's Dugie-blAs9
Heard 10 The matches works OF Thy creation,
Soeskipg from canvas tcf0I, and marble Ips
In those deep aW'ul tores Of insprsuon
Thai Lsils Deans eclipse
Commencement Day" was marked by the usual
perfect atmosphere and sky which, BY some mys-
FERROUS meteorological necessity. are here unsep-
arabic from the " 4th Wednesday OF July Ora
tiors marked by the usual maturity Of thought
and briIIiapcy of style, were delivered by thirty Of
the Graduating Class, and the first degree in the
Arts conferred upon eighty. Twenty nine received
the second degree in course.
The following Honorary DEGREES were also
conieued
LLD-WM H. ALLEN Pres. Girard Cslege n,
DD-Rev CHAs CALDE mClNIOsH Of sc,.i,p p ~
IrTurp v BsrcurK. cf Albany, NV ARTHUR bEEIlSs
Of puaalo Rsy AzARIAH o. ORION Of Greene, CnsnAn'
M-Wm. Rankin Dickerton, ~ j.; julius 7. Clark, Of
Wiscon,in; Jat Richard Cox, Auburn, " Y.
AB.-sas T. Bowen, Albany; L. b. Palmer, Boston ;
w Newman, Syracuse, N. " George w. FfsaAIin
Ovid, NY.
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LAW COURTS.

Court on COMMON PLgAs-Spe eisl Term
Before Judge woodruf-Mqrte Bsrois Is. Bar.
holonev Ssraes.-Ac,ion Tor breach Of promise Of
marri.ge, in which defendant was arrested and
committed to Eldridge st prison, bat motion made
On bis behalf that the order FOR arrest be vacated
the defendant urging asons for the motion. the
want Of merit in the action, already referred to
also that be was unwel ard unpleasansly situated,
bis room and mattress contain ing vermin OF more
than one Kind and his fare by no means so good
Judging from what he says as that at our principal
botes consisting for breakfast Of weak coffee and
bread, rice for dinner and bread and wafer Tor sup
per
Judge w. yesterday rendered his decision on the
motion, viz
Woodruff THE facts exhibited by the aGiia-
Wits read on the motion 10 discharge from arrest
sppesr TO me to call ior the action OF the overseers
OF the Poor, under the statute of iegiumacyrather
than an appeal to this Court for redress Neither
party is entitled to favor. Even upon the state
meuts of plaintiff herself she has been living in
lawful cohabiton with the defendant for nearly two
Years and her only apology is the alleged promise
to marry while the affidavit OF third party states
her admission that the defendant is already married.
Whether be 10 married or not, am not disposed 10
lend anv countenance to the claim by plaintiff
that she may indulge in Illicit intercourse with
defendant for an Indefinite period and when her
paranour abandons the connection successfully In
woke the extraordinary power OF the Court to hold
him to bail for ser especial security. She msypro-
coed with her action, and II she establishes the
promise to marry she will doubtless sustain the
action, Notwithstanding her own grossly immorsl
connection with the defendant, bat am not so sat
isfed of the connection as TO think, bail should be
required. do not regard the defendant as less
suity-in some respects his conduct is most repre-
hensbe, but upon the " hole case the parties should
be left to conduct the suit without any aid from the
Court under the order for arrest which must
therefore be vacated Let an order be entered dig
charging the defendant from custody.
MARINE CoURr-Belore Judge Cowes.-SGDl-
Hel Martin and VIM. d. BeTrien vs.. John q. Hig.
gins.-PlaintifTs owned house in Thirty -iirstst.
between Lexington place and Fourth av occupied
by VIM c. Tamadge After the house was cree
ted Mr.. H. who s a cloth merchant in William ST.
bought lets in the vicinity and erected thereon sta
bles without properly preparing and grading the
grounds; the consequence OF which was that the
filth and rinsings Of the stables ran through the
foundation wall of the house to the cellar aud
caused damage, for which action is brought One
of the witnesses, Isaac V. Snedeker, mason, ties.
tilted that he estimated the damage at $3.50, aud
that at any rate it would amount 10 over 500. The
defendant made default Judgment for plaintiffs,
500, besides costs. Mr. Barber for plaintiffs
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FATAL AccIDEST.-John Bacon, merchant, OF
Osbornville, Fulton County was absent from homo
on the Goth, and on returning had to cross the 6a
condaga River. AS be was approaching the bridge,
about half mile from Osbornvile, the embank-
ment which connects it with the main land gave
way, and be was preciptated into the river and
drowned. The body was not recovered up to
O'Clock ofthat day. Mr.. Is. was son Of Rev. q Gorge
Bacon, of the Methodist Church, tof which he was
himself an active member and has eft a widow
and two children TO mourn bis sudden death.
Alb. Eve Jour.
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TpF Wy,rg,K ASp THE Crops The Bost0H
7'ers,e, sav, The az alher in this vicinity during
the lsst tes days has been everything that the
s,riculturist cosid des e. It's effect on the lndlan
Corn has been Truly astonishing, and the large crop
Of hay generally has been vel made Ipe season,
y pch un The frat Of June was fortnight oenind
II, average state. is now no longer oack"ard-
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l.. @ CARRIN0ToN, Auetooner. -.
JACOBS. PLATT HAkDWAhE ANU "
In Inv .nd a anlenhid sett 300 Sheffield pakto

JAlOB -. aahON htehs 49, " =
ID LERY and q splendid set Of 200 Sheffield pattern
cards OF Cutlery consulting OF the largest and mos ysaa
HE set ever offered IN city and Of The vane VI about
S2cCO as cost Importation, and among which IL solo
prarl shell Ttch os'ved ivory real ndia bubao snd
stag picked handles OF lock and spring back, spear point
and DIRK blades Of Rodgers WosIenholms and other ma
hers Of well bnown celebrity Also 2 T. and blade
fuey and richly mounted Knives carved solid pearl aud
,te handled rsEors California and god hunters knives
locky spring back ard clasp Knives silver aad other han
dled bowie knives, silver and ivory handed knives
ard forks silver plated Spoons butter knives,
sugar icngs &c. Also, Badgers high polished scis-
Ior. and .h.Hs, ,uraole for city retailers Also,
WaitsOps shoe butcher and bread kniyes pallet kniysJ
b. chers and ccoks knives table and butcher sess Ia
dian Knives sheep shears cards OF hes chie and other
cArpenteT's TOOLS &c JACOB 5. PLArr will sell THIS
DAY 10 O'Clock et the auction room % Plat peremp
toiy above IN lots 10 suit dealers aud retailers Aso
rich trays and waters, Of all deschpuos Also,
2cafks oak painted toilet and chamberware water pots
ubs &c which very handsome and worthy OF atsen-
don Also, taIes shpg CLING and lsthing hlcheis. Also,
knives and forks spoons SCISSORS shears, rAzos tors
sttas bTRss cardeBueks tape meaHures, powder hisks
handsome iOwipg piece, suitable for sportsman ham.
mers cut lacks dinner bells bread baskets and general
assortment of other goods TO which the attention OF South
ern and Western well NJ other dealers is directed l
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SCHOOLS.


MALE BOARDING sCaOOL, wiloa, Con-
LFs neciicut-ABEL WHirLOCk, PrIcipsl-psrens
DESTROYS Of placing their Tor eacstoo Institution
cerDg superior Inducements will pssse give aendon 10
he present opportunity. Mr. w. respectfully reqpess
peIuss OF bis circular by which will be soaod that al
necessary accom- furnished pupils and inclad
ed Ia the terms which modeaIsthose under u yesrs
OF sse heiug received al $50 quarter. The building
cree ed by The Principal In 1919 10 every commodous
and complete for forty pups,hiy are nov
attained The location elevated and rssed and 10 easy
of6rcess to New-York city, being miles from Norwslk
Depot ofNswYoTk and New Haven Railroad and 20 miies
from New.Yorh Circulars with Lat of New York patrons,
TO bonn reference 10 made can bs had al 1893 brSsdwy
rs Bowery and 76t Chslhsmsi n. Y. JyS So
lNnENCH BOARDING AND DAY sCH0OI.s
-Aadsme HIx has removed her french and Engnss
Soc ding and Day School hcm Carroil-pace 70 lof
Al Marx place firstav Tho new Location 10 open
ana airy with Q large garden, and The house, soluble
enc with every modern eonvsnisnes she invsos noe
6r,, class educsran IN all branches 20 ca, and exsmine
her testimonials shs has bad committed 70 nef care ne
Gan Te,@r 20 all mVu
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BumDEOs-A large number are going up IN
diaeren, parts Ct the village, md very many con-
trac,,. we understand, have been entered into
Many OF those nov in progress are 70 De oonaing'
Of asuperior hind. Among them we notice DOCK
corner South Third and Second, by Mr.. Inomn
H1e.; block in Durham place, by Mr.. Fitch
very superior bailding in Second, near South
Fourtb bv Mr.. stockb bridge; and various others
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AUCTION SALES.
3. GARDINER, Auetioneer
~ RAInNEIA GARDINER

ID Store SIS Broadway, cor. AnIaory -
~ Particular attention win be given to sales Of FencJ
Goods Porcelain, Paintings &C. Aso, Furniture OF hni'
lie, giving up housekeeping Also Stocks Of hanufae.
tnrers &c Ali Of which are respectfully solicited.
Having made IN arrangement with Mr.. A. Q. fUrfhE a.
snsthe n1bI}e jel isn
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

NEW SCHOOL HoUsE.-The corner stone OF the
new First Distric. School, corner Tenth and South
Second cts viii be laid this afternoon with aP-
propriats ceremonies. There is fine feeling up
for the public schools in Williamsburgh and more
than three. quarters Of the property owners send
their children to them, wisely considering that
while as good an education can be obtained az at
the best private schools it does not cost one hail
the money, and at the same time contributes to tae
education of every chld in, the vicinity and that
where tue blessings Of Education are freely dis
peDsed, incendisrism, burglary sad 'heir A'L1'''
vices seldom cone.
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DIVIDENDS
OTTIcE Nolxlca AxD NO.

OfFiek NohSieH AND Woaersr.. s-----'.s-~-~-
ROCKS FOR sUBscRiprsiSosSsgy = 80
:, a. s'sra o. M. Sou pan! WI Be opee-a .. is
assensn's Exchange, Nev-Yora, and ronsin se-sl9
esy. nsre.ns, when ne sooas for s0eh sasssassss
- pefsocs who snbscfbe A. Aforesaid, ard par -
cert on ne pr.tsrres sOek. wi b ea,ed % lss d.ssj
70 D aee'sf.d 10 January tbeH prsfssa s.o>S
wheh enhrs &c tour shsres Of od socs bf ~ go.
new ',oeI saoseioed sad Interest viii b charged sps
ne oi per cent 90 Ell nsalmsns thsl IN %, .nrl
sad insl.imeno are paid P ST N ANDREWa
yiS et Clerf n and W Rsrosd Co
nIyIDEND-The Presiden, 800 OrscsSs. Of ~ ao,.
IRA Csrs and Baking Company have his DAY eares
diyie from the earnings u ne cJnpaay At no rss
OF ten cenL per snnun on TIE amount pad Ia ths
eekhoders or ther Representatives 90 ana sfer ne IS
dsy of august next Al be once Of he Company "a Jerssy
cry The Trsnses ooots ol ,Al .osk wlh Be
closed from The ash mat anti Ayg9s per order,
Merits Canal osos, jersey City, july H. 1851 iyal taus
NETWORK AND HARLEs RAILROAD CON.
% % CO :. TO- ~ 70 @ os o 90
cent Will be paid ct The ofce Of tbs Company rryoc
row. on and .ner Taesasy he sa day Q, Aasass nsIt
saiarday, 77lh July, al oeIock N. uarl Wednesday,
August !, at 10 O'Clock AM-D.ied yaly ~ lSe
E@lss sAML BLArcHFORo. Treasurer.
MISUNDERSTANDING AND wokcEsrrs
DRAlLRoAD co-This Company has dseiarsd dlvs
dead Of two and Onequarter per ceni on shs gesred
,oek OF ssid Company beog he ssoet sanendered and
Ohce OF The Company, Is Merchants Exehsnss Nsvs
YoTk, 90 the l5h insl Per order. GEO. l. PERKINS
Norwich. Conn July 10, 1850. fjyl2Swl vresa
1NIYlDkND-The President and Directors Of the Nov.
~ Jersey Railroad and transportation Company have
his day declared seu annual ciyderd Of -four pr cont
sS he d. Of Assuss nsr The rrsn.s.r books WI ss
closed from the a0lh inst unnl hat dsyyuy IL ieso.
tylS lms III. J. SOUTHWARK frcss1rer.
nIyIDEND-rHE BROOKLYN AND JAMAICA
~ Railroad Company have ths day declared ssAisnnu
dividend OF three aud one bali per cent ps7s5,e % snd
sfer Thursday 18Th July. The transfer eooks VIII Be
closed until hat day. ROBERT KAY, fleAsnret
New. York, July II, 1850. ySyW
MORRIS CANAL AND BANKING COM-
lft PANY Notice 10 hereby given 10 he subscfipers 10
the preferred ock OF the Morris Csos snd bsokng Com
pany the fourth nssmens Of ten dollars share viii
se payable he let Of August next 81 ths ONCE Of the
company IN Jersey City Subscribers In Philadelphia Bal
umore and Washington will pay q the oai-e Of " w.
Clark h Co. r.. MARSH, President
Jersey City, July -, 1850. jy22tAul
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CITY ITEMS.

II Dr. E. PARxLY of this City, met with Sc
rous accident few days ago near his country resi-,
dence at Shrewsbury, VI. While riding in a car.
rage from bis house to the steamboat landing,
some portions Of the harness became entangled in
such manner as to cause the horses to take fright
and become manageable. In their flight the car
rage was overturned ard dragged for a short dis
lance, when it became disengsged The DR.. was
taken up severely bruised, one Of his feet and an
cles being lhockingly crushed. Notwithstanding
the severity Of the accident, bis friends confidently
expect the DR.. will be able to be out in few
weeks.
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NIB BUTLER, Auctoneer.

MI BUTLER Auchoneer.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE on
TUESDAY. July 81, at 10 o'clock, al SO West Thir-
near the contents Of grocery and liquor
store belonging TO THOs REILLY, deceased, and me
Also some furniture, and frame stable and awning.
By order OF JAMES THAYER,
,9eads Public Adnnilt stor.
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u,vJNt qRADE.-A avERs CO "a M.a,o.

FlhtNE ahhDL.- n 4 Z ~ Lno y W ~ Asidsn-
lA1s y. nsEpfsct1reEs I'D importers Of T~ine,
cfer fo = = h largest s1e tsf o. Forolzn and
DonIsse Tsise 10 tbs Uftsc sael which thsy viii ecu
oT eAsh soOrOysd rsper ~ 90 lowest msEss: pne-s
AIRY II me made ors~r Also, FLAX Hss.p md
Twhe nAksrs msteY8is al hscd. Oar stock c9m-
pn.ss hn11Ted and fly vaisdes Of Twlns " al
szes eoioissed gsdes heIersrs rsq1-stsd esll
and syssnitr tos themselves TRAvERSk CO.
iys2 eotjms
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DATRNT CUTTING AND CARVING MACH NJ

DATENT CUTTING AND CARVING MACH NJ
Il FOR WOOD AND METAL-Ths above mschips
having thoroughly tested for Than NO years. Tho
paieniee desires 10 call The attention Of eapitau 10 The
The machine embraces The most perfect combustion
OF thai have been Introduced Tor cutting 90
carving and capable Of producing form or shape from
he sze of the psten down. IL performs with the moss
perec, accuracy and great dispatch every OF CUT
tpg and carving Amorg long si Of ficle: may Dc teeI
otsd he following. Cabinet and Pisoo-Fofls mAhefe
vok blocks for Calico paper and ole ON printers WOOD
tvpe block letters picture frames brush handles matrices
~ cssng ype and ell n OF Comic, nodded, carved
snd rsrer ori Tor csrpeuters In chafchss eosKes
L. Lc DE- The economy Of time and labor BY The uss OF
hs AZ aehlnes In furnishing much reduced cost long
N.t Of sTic 10 mechanical arts OF daily uso and o
niiy al Ell a. Of Injury, WILL 10 believed, conyinee
readily The increduous 40 20 Us value II properly put
ia operation Ths saypgi the labor OF carving Will be Al
he sss - per csnt ssd 10 catDg tracer cpentsrs sad
oinsrs wOrf 100 TO so csa and a. Il has ny
IA he re Il viii readily ccGuol ns market AZ regards The
tghs itsef 10 tneoutesubly Substantial o1s hB
,ken on mbnsIon Of movements before attempt
eo and one Of s best u that Is has
ed not On ~ he United States Paen Ohcs bat Of
Crest Brlein France and Belgium, where ther known
sreirss regards American Inventions pfecl1des he
idea Thar tas 10 other Than novelty
The "a snpe DESTROYS Of eiiasr taking partner cspa
bic OF ng th5 b1scess Ia ais city, and nayrg The
csssrry capital carry on 70 viii sell psr whole
ftbs stass or Que undivided ha 4 paeotn I'D
Frarce or &c GUM, wnie e0uniregs machine viii be
sem fw dey under ne guidance OF szf1l neentnic
Any Ssrsgn ossrous Of entsrg into The sane and hsy
ne ne recuiGe Quanbcanons M Inventor would Be- happy
" see bes The u 10 All AID n 81 lbs Office
Of Wcrfa Cos iron fJuItri I'D machine saoo d Elm
O. vheie he viii give any iriSg Eron o. sbo ne m.ehias
In operation. llyB nI ISAAC ~ slSOEh
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]. w. BROWN, Aucioneer.
"xTRHllVH sALE of valuable fuI

F,fo,tea House furnishing Articles &c }. w. BROWN
Iii sell a. auction on FRIDAY July 28 al l0b O'Clock, al
The salesroom 81 Broadway, large and valuable siock
Of Furniture embracing complete assortment OF rose
room furniture, together with one superior ro.eWood
nsro foue and large and general assortment Of useful
md Ornamental house furnishing articles Catalogues aow
ready. V~p ~Hs
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kXINDOw saApEs! - cosNIeEs OAA.

* INDOW GRADES! eiLf COhNlCk8 DAk.
~ rEhY hUsLIke kc--baiuihes tb0ot furnishing
usr widows VII DE ccgyy GrueSs. vii ind 81 j. &.
WOODsORDs, @S5 Bros9y'sy he Tar gssi and beat
su-s M ,ee city; &C. styles rgyer before ntfo.
ducel Va Ssw.Yofk Lar Gn1 NUM- e1E.Airs drs9eSy
,s,es core oiIs be..s, ccl1ices, &e fan.llss par.
eirs4rg re snhscrber rr-I rT 1poc gess 6rsrsls
s5tce A.c a. iov n pcsE Ss " aPon OF aD1fsf-
mel tf-yrhsn.s buyng q " c.essis v.l fD6 alsefefly
70 nsir saTantaxe cal eefofs arch asns elssxhess
ai61 c WDrcFOED. rs brosd~sy.
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INSURANCE.
THE GR0UERy
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY .

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office No 81 WALL corner Of Poalsl u. I.
CAPITAL, $A000s.
INNS COMPANY, having thstr capital ali paid VI n
cash. are prepared TO insure Building, NsrehAndsA
Household Furniture. Vessels 10 Fort th5L Csfkoss a.
against loss or damage by hre also, the ksks Of ipsse
Navigation and transportation, on lhe moS hssfssss
terms AL Losses promptly adjusted and psid.
DfRECTORA
RuFvs STORY, MOSES TAYLOR, SAsrsos Sooas
PETER MARTIN, 0EoReE ELDEA, CHAs. BuikHALrnA
FRAxcIs sgiDpy, HESRy EDEy, hA5 fohrn
JAS. B. WILsoE, ALEx. II. 0aAsr, WV. l. sosrer
REsR sHERMAE, MARsHAIL PsPoos, Isaac q, fArLoA-
SAMPSON MOORE, rrssidsok
J MILTON SMITH, Secretary. nfms
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CHARGE OF FALSE PRETEssEs Officer Olson
OF the Third District Police Court yesterday ar.
rested man named George c. Tompkins charged
with false pretenses in obtaining by means OF
false check s. 81 from VIM n. Abro, doing bust.
ness at 253 Bowery. 1t appears that the accused,
who is resident Of White Plains Wes.chester
Co. called upon Mr.. Albro and presented a check
for the above amount purporting to be signed by
Joseph Hicks, and requesting him to cash it, aeg-
ing that it was too far for him to go TO the bank as
he should be late for the cars. Mr.. Abro declined
on the ground that he was no. acquainted with the
maker Of the check, when Tompkius stated that he
was responsible man and if he Mr.. A wished
he would endorse the check, which he did and the
money was paid over to him. On the following
day the check was presented at the bank, when il
was discovered that neither the maker nor the en-
dorser had an account there. Ii was also ascer.
tanned by Mr.. A. that several similar checks had
been presented at the bank for payment. Toe
accused is said to have passed a similar check on
Mr.. Barker, the dry goods merchant of Grand-st
He was taken before Justice Timpson aud COM
mitted.
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IF NESAlFH L Co ~ H,ne-sl
n AM DELIVERING bs Oes Red ksh Goa. sors
or Exx from M yard conner Of KlEg zn6 9ses1 scn
sST5; 81 81 from 6oss lmy25 2m'i PCTEE CLsEyoH
nAKUm-5oc bales no 1; SO do Nc. z For sale q
M GIuNf 4 DERRIcKsOH. lbe sousss,
EOH aALE-Ops src0nd hand Adams Fa~w ffss
Z h good crleg, hss of elEieu sfx5I lEefes ,,.
As & 4 hoe co ~ sce - seie-ea
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THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE co.
nPThE CITY OF NEW.YoRK, Office cor. Of srssa.
~ 1ich and Dey su the North River fans. Csab
capital f20O00 Insurance against loss damage By Are
CROWEL ApAhU frssidsot
GEORGE w. SAVAGE. Secretary. is3o 4
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sP INGRAHAM, AuctOneer
ID w. WESTCOTT viii sell al auction THIS
Ii ,fFriday) MORNING. at 10 O'Clock, the stock aud tx
uTes Of The New Hat Company % Nsssaust consisting OF
SO yds oil CLOTH marble top counter gill looking glasses
anns clock Rasscsses ete Aieie round tables and e
.ce fxtures which alone cost $3.50 three months ago sac
positive ard goods must be removed ssmeday Jy-o IL
LG. CARRINGrON, Aetioneer
by JACOB y. PLAry.-The stlenu1n Of Pol,
ID chSses 10 drecisd TO The sale OF speaoa e1esy saa
S o. pIstt.t jy8h'
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ARRESTS Wednesddy.-Edward Rogers, a
tailor, was arrested for pawning goods entrusted
h him TO make up.... Leopold Steler, for stealing
bay mare VIM. Bowen, was caught In the
act Of running away with qusntity Of rope valued
at sls... Philip Arnst, Peter Newman and Vance
Roberts all taiors, were arrested in Second ct.
near Sixth.av. they, with a number of Others hav-
ing assembled forihe purpose Of whipping the male
and female tailors who went to the large factory in
that neighborhood for the purpose Of working.
After a number Of those unhappy male and female
workers had been made TO run the gauntlet" the
police interered and arrested the three rngleaders
. Patrick Sesgrave, the keep OF n porter house,
was arressed for an assault upon his wife,.
Jose ph Ferrato was found in the Park, near the
fountain, armed with slung shot
THE NILES ExAaIEATIos.-The examination OF
Niles, charged with conspiracy to deiraud Mr..
Henry Harcus Of Front ct is still pending before
Justice Mo0ht'Ort. The evidence taken yesterday
was rot of a very important nature. Toe exami-
nation will be resumed this morning.
ISQUEsT.-The Coroner held an inquest yester-
day, at A. st. Marks place, upon the body Of Miss
Mary Ann Lyons, daughter Of 5. G. Lyons, Esq.
who was accidentally drowned on Wednesday
evening at the Fulton Ferry while attempting 70
step from the boat to the dock. Deceased was a
native Of Rhode Island, IS years OF age. Verdict
accidental drowning
FoUSD.-Two travellers trunks, which had been
broken open, were found floating in the North
River, near the foo. Of Duane st.
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aNIHlDkND.-TheP PRESIDE and Directors cfths Now
~ Jersey Railroad and transportation Company have
his day declared semi annual divdend Of four coat
payAble The stockholders her representatives. and
ansr the Let Of August The Transfer books VII be
cosed nom The 2Oh inst until hat dsvyuly IL leto.
ylS Inns H. J. sOUrhMAYD frcss1rw.