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PWianSf rSus, Jolly ZS-fwst Borrd-s2!a0 Lehigh 6s.
p. 49, T,nsst 'vssiss %. " snsr.s 9irard bank,
~. ~ co. i5pn. y 3! PebneylvaAia Bank M 100 Morrs
qua. a. M 70 DO. ln sfffer Sgfes SOU Ptnnsylvania
"a rttF :. ~ o. rs hrp do leisj ~ shares
ifacinf Railroad. o.. Ssc0uf Board sos Pennsyiva
y 'HaTes Miners Bank. rottsville. % ~ Re sdns
.sir 81 - .sffrr hgiss-fl.0N Reading Railroad Sc
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bAit' orr. July c2-StOck Bogvd-si2O Bsltimore Gs.
e. W. - 20 sftt Dsttui, ono haifoan Time, 49,
go tTrf7ud Nailraa d. - tfe hnarf
g. VAR and g. closed q, lO2H bid, i0i asked; Bait
~ w. ita. HOS q I'D a. Mo
'ni bords 1877, gE tii. p'it sskc To- shsrrs. -
n. attti Fnfk end Cumberlshd. 81 bid 20, ss1ei
..'Ir NJ rnflfff arua. 20 va. me .ale If slv
f- ~. ol i-f sas itcofres ny reported y'tteti5g IL
'',-i' 10 's t'tu 500 hsfJisni So. - iOlt. u
n. fOfrfGa usPEETs.
no .''fIro June e. bonn stics--eq9 saoks sore fe
800 " N the uited ststes and - frou Errppe,
20 8 sJsd " heavy stocss suJ ths great luant7 u
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Died.


OF corgestion OF the brain the evening Of July %
CAKoLrsE H,sse,r, aged months, daughter OF W. G..
and &. Hamilton.
The friends of the family and members of
Lodge, No ls6 Free aud Accepted Masons and Iroquo
ard Emporium Lodges l. o o. T.; are respectfully in.
parents, corner of Van Brunt and De Graw streets,
brooklyn at lo o'clock this (rhursday) morning The
remains will be- taken to Green wood Cemetery.
On "Wednesday. July %, SARAH JANE wife of Walter
Duncan. aged SO years.
The friend and relatives of the family respectfully
invited to after the funeral Friday afternoon, at
o'clock from he late residence, corner Of Fourth ave
ard Twenty seventh street without further notice
The members Of Hancock Lodge o Of o. T.. and the
members Of the First National Guard Troop also in
vited to attend.
On "Wednesday July %, Of consumption, ELEANOR
The friends Il the family and those of her husband
Daniel Kelly most respectfully invited to attend her
funcrs Friday, July Is, at O'Clock, from the resi-
dence Of her father Richard Murphy SO Dean street.
Brooklyn. Her remains will be :aken to the Catholic
burial ground corner Of Eleventh street and First ave
nue. for interment.
On July % Of consumption JANE Ayy CLARK, wife of
Cornelius Van Schoonbren, aged 80 years.
The friends and relatives of the deceased and the
members of Continental Lodge. No H. o. of o. f.
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her late
residence. No ll2 Hammond street Thursday, 9th
inst, at 10 O'Clock.
Albany and Cleveland (ohioy pspers please copy.
On July rs, JoHN ALoNzo, son Of Charls H. and Ann
NJ. Smith.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend The funeral this afternoon, at O'clock
tie residence Of his parents No. 2S2 First street.
without further invitation
on Tuesday, July o. of disease of the heart JAMES
McPHai En-. printer. IN the Goth year OF his age.
The frends and rratiyes OF the family and also MEM
beers of the Printers Union respectfully invited t.
attend the raj from his late residence 2I2 Church
street at 2 o'clcck, this (Thursdsyl afternoon.
On "Wednesday Of congo tion Of the brain CHARLES A.
ABrL Of sy lvanus and Sarah spencer aged year,
The relatives and friends Of the family requested
to attend the funeral tomorrow friday afternoon at
O'Clock the residence Of his father 3iS Boxery
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Wedns sdsy afternoon, July %, after lingering
illness brs Fv~oE BaErR in the S5th year Of her age
The frG ads Of the family invited to attend the fu
neral from the residence Of her Charler B,ker
OF Essex and RiyDgton streets this Thursday
ATE rIotn. al o'clock.
NV YoRK PKIrrrRs' CNIoN The members of the
New York Printers Union respectfully invited To at
tend the funeral Il JAMES MCiHALES, at 2l2 Church
-Ir.ni nj %. 81 70 d.
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a LArcr S.n-Coionel Nc Lean, the very indsfatiga>
BILE and 90 ahead mail agen arrived in town Su1d ~
morning from the nited -tates with portion Of this
beayst mail that has been transp Jrtsi -.
Ishmus. 81 weight being upwards of eight tons There
Is4 bags In all and TO have them all in town by
yesterday morning, small tAfk Uader n lesI
energetic superintendent than Colonol lean doubt
many q the bags would be sticking ia the mu BE-
tween this place and Cruces-Pcnama star Jliy l.
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Dssru or UR. AZARfAH SMITH We regret TO
announce the death % Rev. Azarah Smith. NJ. d.,
missionary Of A. b &. r. W. 10 The Armenians. al
Ain;ab, Syris. in the early part Of June. DR. smith
vas q son OF the late Azariah smith. of Manlus,
where be vas born, February 10, 1871. lie gradu.
sted al Yale College in 1851. having made a pro-
fesson Of religions during bis college course After
graduation be entered upon the study Of medicine,
az PREPARATION for the missionary work, 10 which
hi attention ard desires had been turned, even
from early childhood. After taking the degree Of
M ID ne pursued regular course Of theological
etudics ct Nev Haven, and, In November, 1872
lew tnls county as missionary 10 the Independent
Neetorane The state q this people. who we're
engaged IN var With the koords at the time Of his
sfrss ~ tnef country, prevented bis entering
upon MS isooIs among then and, in a short time,
ns vas 1snsicrfedt TO the mission 90 the Armenians.
hs he Wa unmarried, his principal employment da-
ring the hrst Eve years was travelling tbrSugb vari
psrs of Asia Minor for the purrs,se ~ seactin1
favorable points for missionary effort In the diss
charge OF this duty, be was located for short time
nj Brooss, Tfehizonde, Erzeroo1n, Mosul. and AZ
other places IN Turkey and Asia The practice az
hs medical prof gained BIN ready access TO
felds Inaccessible 20 other missi IN aries An uou-
kpsly devotional spirit with busincfs talents OF
high or ier, combined TO rcuder him a valuable and
successful missionary 10 the summer Of lSiS, be
retureed 20 America, remaining in this country
about LOO months, during which ti ne be married
Corinth : daughter Of William Elder. Esq. ef
Cortlsndville with whom he proccc0ed 90 Antib
where he has since been located lie was attacked
pith lung fever in the latter part of May ami died
ia ab0vt two weeks subscquoDti y-being, at the
tine Of his death. few months over thirty lOar
yee<s " sse -Syro1ye J.vrnoi, Jmy y
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mARITImn INrnLLIG NC Il
Movements Of .ne Ocean steamer.


J. ~ 4 |
Ciesrea.
Shr.-M,rrare, Evans (pttl. Pratt London, G-iswod
Go; herLd tBrl Aud. Quebec. lee $ Go; Elillse.h
Ais Sss GGgi ss Sc ys' s s;'j
aldsS Essss tsli,s Hen Alexandra Charlotte iar-
gris.1,siltsa iBrs@i Paad,, London ryppc & co Ca
ss sisSa e'i's ETH P,yI Sss
is'. aH sn; WI wSsS co. Sii Rd cesaay
ysr'isep q John sB oy tls zane; 3osse. waohsstf
s hs,S, IFf F a S%aa1 6 6s
s'SIr tb rG' iaSss s hSrc % ,a.
Ie Ressett woethui " min ston gis sistsr ioia.
s, MARTA Ssr s s SG ns ov sf' Boo, ta'
Observation-Disclosures. Morley Ph'.adclpha; Penobsoot.
irou,ia.s Green; p, n,aslphi4 Mount, a,w-
Ains, Ntreham, willard. Dayton. froyidenee
Arrived.
%, Steiner John Hancock. Ii Com Craven Annapolis,
Air os,,a. crumlsy. Charleston adsy, with cotton
,sss s,sIp l't Ps,,la9d& Pee RE J1ssl.s Jane
t ss fs: . s 81 10y s t P9'G ti's s ,,H1
.,sss,rg sw ssa ReA nsAs Ss' beg 6,.!9a; lsa ~ $
Sr% VIVID sT ss%s Ss 4 g. saw s5 vii;
vle .,r.sf .hesss whe .gnal with tlge crest
Sca hsr rom S & i if Ssss Tot
III Ss 70 g baSSSS cS iA'r'' fh L days
nTs C'sclns tgrl TENOR, sydney, Co. II days. with
setrJ ss.,cr tof BrOOkhavcnl Avery s, Thomas July
schr Aesdis t6rj, Barnet, sAesviie. NIB. Is day., with
prindstot &C. 20 master.
Etir Charles whitney Taylor. Virginia.
SctrJ Nright, johnson. Nirqinia.
Sthr Ferris White. virginia.
Schr SrNv. Ferris. NirGnis.
sclr Thos II - mour Smith, Portland. c.
Sclr JCfeph Hell. Coe. Povtlsnd. c..
Sclr u Rrninard. seiden. Portland. c.
solr Brainsrd Palmer Portland. CT, bound 10 Bal
tlnor1.
sshr Bope W cssdy. jeffrey New London. 2dsys bound
% Philadelphia
oir Eeh Peskas Storey. New Loaioo days, bound 10
A4shuy.
scfr Tiysno. Low, Gloucester days
Sehr hadagascar Bonscy. Ellsworth ssays.
tclr J Bent. HilihOuss. Cherry isli, bdsys
Schr Bernice, Dean. Cherry sea days.
Sehr Csnr 80, Hanley. Roe isod. 8 days
fioop ORION, Csry. Pottlsui. c.
Sloop Rufssil. Coe. Ptttlaui. Ct
Below.
Brig Mstamorss.
ship Rarrshanpook Cushing Liverpool.
Jrty 29-Wind during the DAY Southwest.
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Tnr FINALE nE LIE nonERrY sEprcrIos a

TnE FINALE o. TIE DoHERrY SEDUCTION CASE
-DEATH or TIE OFFsPRGNG.-The Doherty
child has had short earthly race, but f. Prom-
nent one, and a more widely extended hDtoricty
than favors the fame Of the great mass Of IN ankind
who live out the allotted time Of three score years
and ten. Before 1t born, the little nno 'ent
kicked up great fuss all along the Connecticut
Valley, and twayod two independent parties, each
Of considerable strens and both of jealous intent
one Tor Dobcrty, and the other ag ainst him. Two
or three lawsuits were in embryo with the emb -yo
child As soon as It made its advent into this
world Of trials, the lawsuits on involving large
sums OF money, and we're finally closed up by one
verdict in favor Of Doherty, and the payment Of ff.
teen or sixteen hundred dollars 20 settle another in
favor CT the young mother. The evidence Of the
trial vas published in detail, not only in New Eng
land, but m old England and has been read with
grea' interest for the reason that one Of the prnci-
pal parties was the pastor Of a church, and that
church one OF he immense flock Of the everlasting
and ever renowned great church Of Rome. The
child was born, and the Incident announced. n
lived six months and nine days, when il suddenly
started "for that bourne from whense 10 traveller
returns, and Is now happy in the world Of spirits
ard happily freed fIom world Of contumely and
Of troubles lts death was announced aud the oil
party iancor Of the "DOherty case" wa revived
Some were admitted to cast a last lingering LOOK
uron the remains Of the notorious babe, and some
we're refused that luscious privilege The rejected
took the cold tho alder thus turned upon them
at heart, and Ietaliated; and las; night Uuly 2isy
a general row an bad fight grew out Of il letting
upper Front street in uproar. some were
knocked down. some we're threatened, others we're
kitktdnnd scrstChod-and about half l9ten we're
arrested and will be brought up to.mowcw. In
deed, the little "Doherty child, IN a life Of six
short mouths, has kicked up much nOtoriety 1ud
a. general party sfirit along the peaceful Con.
nccticui Valley, o.. ordinarily belong. b genera
tion OF whole manufacturing village OF mia "
District. Tut how ttBt i has gone bone 90 its 10
tuefs iet rest L peace. sud let the str'fcs that
ti' unicrtunaie existence hae-rrn iered b. hushsd
in silence. Ton or. b = den anjed Ger The z00i
yrig 2.
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,nsrsT ~ Pr.Ns,tsa~ts The farmers have in their
and v hnaf rns--fhe former heinr Ninll

,HyrsT PrsNsiLtASta The farmers have in their
and wheat o:cps-the former being an av,rsgs yeil
though considerably lighter than -sason Toe latter
has fully allied the tcipatons u those who predicted
more than average yield One field % flrty acres
which have will produce not less than DO
bufbe according 10 the estifnaes Of those who
Ieent Judges. Many smaller parcel. in dderept
ons promise than thirty bushels 90 the The
gathering e oats viii commence this week. and viii not
be very hesv, harvest owing to the dry weather iF
veets back which very much shortened it, growth
tn crop has been behind time bu, Is pushit
forward az rsrd rate owing o. the warn nights an
rfrcshiDg shewcrs- D0yiesfoWa Democrat Jliy q.
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The directors Of the proposed rsiroa from Albany TO
Cohoes about nine and half miles hav, alvcrted for
proposals 20 build the road.
child II Capt. Wooihouse about two years old
burned 10 death nj Fair Haven Conn Tuesday af,er
It, clothes took FIRE from matches with which
/ piayipg
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PORTLAND Jsiy n-ArE schrs oaeke. Dskse. Phiisass-
phis; Zephyr kossuth. and Cadet. NYork
RlChM0ND. June 2i.Arr Br brig Mexico. Morris. Hal.
fax schr Mercy Taylor Nckerson Boston Sid ache Geo
Wingate, kYork.
dcott Shangnss Bid 9TH ships Rocksil Evans h0bkfs
sALEA July 2i-Arr schr Mount Vernon. HYork-
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Arfived-Bark Gen Jesup Philadelphia; schrs Nancy
Bishop Rio nnehe, Superior. Gertrude Horton Richmond
i'eru anJ Jose phipe. klork.
fiesred- slips Choots. 81 Petershurgj Middescs Nor
esns bsrks Mary Bic 70 load for Lon don; Echo,
ptdadelyhia brFs rtha Worthingon Malas.i fereus'
Nanssnias Aie,ia. ~ ladephia; schrs Lucy Ann, Con
' BANGOR. Jnly 10.
Arrived-rss Abam rYorA Go load for Curscoal zoth
BhrH July 81.
Auivcd-schr AtIss, NYork.
Arrived Brig Rsndon, Nrotk.
ErwsUnvponT. July 2.
PnovDESos. July ..
serived-s,ir Uore. y York.
Ciesrsd-Brig Ofrsy TAFT Charleston. -,
sfoss1osp. yuly y
SsiFg. Ju'y ?,
C,ssr,S-Bsrk " y~sn, vi, Crsads
An,yeI-scbf Fisci5e. Mort
Foreign Nsltss
-ser Ress Rio JaBess tr Or GEAR p U!J5n Utt'
vi a - a. tbe Fkhsrge Res IA, asS tof EscasoSs o.
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BOarts or Education.

Jc,v s2-Tie Board Of Education met this afternoon
at ocI, ck Erasmus @. Benedict, President in the
several comm unications from School officers different
wards in the city read and subse laeny laid upon
the table or referred to committees.
The follow ing resolutions were then adopted viz
To appropriate 5000 for the support Of the Free
Acsdtmy.
To appropriate $3.50 go the payment OF the quarter
ret OF the different chool houses in the city ending
the lat Of August
To direct the officers Of the First ward preserve
decks seats and furniture that may be taken from Ward
school, No Ia and to hold the subject to the order
OF the Beard.
To authorize the President and Clerk of the Board to
receive the dstrbutve share OF of the income
Of the Literature Fund spportoned by the Regents Of
the University Of this state to the Free Academy of New
York viz
Of sad for the year lsio the off, $3.50 90
For the year 1850 900 10
1910 90
To nay Norman A. beach the sum of 5000 per annum.
fer clerical services 10 be performed by him tout OF
school hours in the Free Academy the said coupenss
ton commence with the beginning Of the present
academic year
resolution moved, the purport Of which was to
appoint MIR Joseph Mckeon to the Office of City Super
nendent Of Sc hoos for the next two at salary Of
81 ECO per annum.
An amendment was moved TO raise the salary OF that
officer So 600 some discussion here took place wh"u
Their dine mt moved making the salary ST 300
Both amendments finally put and lost division
then took place on the original resolution. when 1t was
unanimously adopted resolution was then moved to
the effect that the salary of 81 800 should include all
charges by the City Superintendent against the Board
which was lost by vote of Is to 7.
The rules of order. prepared and recommended by a
committee appointed the purpose, then taSeu
up under the head of unfinished business. aud passed
sc'latim. After which the Board adjourned 10 meet
again at five O'Clock, Wednesday, the S0th inst.
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PHILADELPHIA, July %. 1881.

PHILADELPHIA, July % 1871.
Resporse to our Assistant Postmaster Ar-est Of
Cuptaiw Noglee-Dlspasal of oar Cltize,s-Pal-
ssaHt Lead Nine.
The card of Assistant Postmaster Montgomery,
commenting upon the statement of fact by your
correspondent the 18th inst that three valusble
letters were then missing, is rightly appreciated
here, as indicating desire to reform abuses which,
ii is we'll known, prevailed before that gentleman
was added to our post Office establishment. IRE
viously, complaints were treated with silent con-
tempt. As bis card acknowledges all that your
correspondent wrote with the exception Of cir
cumstance tina, he could not have known at the
time, il is unnecessary to notice the assertion with
which be commences, that the whole statement was
untrue If the absence of other valuable letters,
missed before Mr.. Montgomery's addition to the
post office. it would be gladly welcomed by the
sufferers hero and elsewhere.
Captain Henry A. Naglee, who was one of the
commanders Of the New Jersey battalion, during
the Mexican war, is about 10 be taken TO Washing
ton, in the custody of [ nited States Marshal to
answer an indictment for fraud in procuring the
auditing OF an nc ,ount for Captain Quail, OF the
second Pennsylvania regiment
Our city is being rapidly emptiei of all who can
possibly leave for the bathing and watering places
Not less than six or seven hundred started this
morning for Cape May.
The Chester County Mining Company have
struck vein Of pure Gaena lead at their mine near
Vau Forge, from two to three feet in thi ,kuess,
and rapidly turning it into litharge, sending to
AS SOC n as the calcining furnace, which the compa
ny have in progress at their WORKS, is completed,
they will be producing silver in large quantities,
the ore eontanipg large admixture Of that metal
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Movements OF Distinguished Individuals.

Among the recent arrivals from California notice
the name Of Alexander Wells Esq formerly of this city
william Edward surtees Esq England Mrs. James
II. Fowler and servant, Cubs; Madam Anita George
and servant. Madrid Spain X. s. belong New Orleans;
George NJ Fowler Lady two children and servant Glen
fucgcs. Cuba; j. r. Bland, Boston, Sayns and lady
New OrlesDs; Il Townsend. Esq, Philadelphia: Madam
Alphonso and servant Saratoga; j Nnton. Phladsi-
phia NJ j Reneair Matanzas, among the srrivals
at the niou Place Hotel
hon NJ Boyden; c. Hulse. Philadelphia: j. Avery.
Washington; Gareche. ST. Louis; o. Clement Boston;
W II Turrer. Philadeipha; J. Dickson, d. T. Smith,
M hve, were amongst the arrivals on Tuesday at the
Irving.
A l.. Gctz Reading; S. Burgess Charleston; Ingall.
Boston; DIR OReily, Crescent City; A. Omission Phi
Thurstn Boston were amongst the srrv as on Tuesday
a. the American.
j Clarke, Washington: II Gildersleive Kingston: D
hcILtosh, Iowa; ". Sigerson, Rochester, ". Lloyd
Charleston, Lewis La L. Harte, Washington arrived
on Tuesday at the Asor
W W Casey Alton. III VIM. Dean aud lady Balti.
more. II Lathrop. Savannah; George crookshank aud
son, Toronto. Canada; IL shaw and lady, Lexington,
Ky J Trimblc Ala J b. DosZett, Chicago: =. +.
Godfrey ii. X Williams. Gran Rapids. Mich y Lion
berger Boonyiie, BIO X. Curtis. Caz.novia; Joseph
bu.kly Boston we're among the arrivals at the Howard
W II Brooks. Thomas P. fainter C. II Austia. Fla;
7 Brown . B Gilman Ala W southnek, St Lousi
GyIley California and II J Frost Ohio we're amongst
the arrivals on Tuesday at the Clinton Hotel
Hon. Daniel Webster was at Nshsnt ths 10Th inst.
He IA now at Narshf.ld
Ex-Governor Fish IL at Albany.
General Granger tperhaps exPostmaster General !;
uch KNOW any CtEtr bcntfal OF thit name OF the
United States Army, visited Quebec on the 18th inst
and the sfCrnot Of the following day Lieut. Colo
mel the Hon. l.. Msue, had a review order parade Of
the Seventy ninth HghlAnders upon the citadel which
wes att pdcd by Gen. accompanied by the command
ant Of the garrison, Lieut. Col. Cor Ton Higgins.
Hon. Thomas Corwin Secretary Of the Treasury
arrived in this city yesterday and took at the
Aston HCuge. lie Il route for Washington
Hon Judge Eustis Of Louisiana, Is at Newport.
Attorney General Cftt.ncen and Gen. Persifer =.
smith are at Troy. the guests Of Gen W '1l.
Major General &c ott who has been West Point and
elsewhere north fer week ten days past returned to
Washington Saturday evening lie looks TO b. in
excellent health Postm aster General Hail returned
Tuedsy morning after brief absence. Mrs. FILLMORE
The lady Of the President also returned home Tues
day. from a visit north.-kai. Tat.
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Suspicion OF SteG!iDg ~ H0lSe ~ Fame Mar
garet Bemot one OF the inmates of house OF fame,
located at No 10 Mercer street, kept by Jane Wnsow,
was arrested about one O'Clock Tuesday night. by
ofhcer Leighton. 4 the Eighth ward. suspicion OF
stealing SEQ from Samuel J. Marshall, a resident Of
Utica who alleges that abou. o'clock he visited the
house in question and that while in the company Of
Margaret Bemot, there was $40 extracted from his
purse from the fact that fifteen minutes before he
tered the house be had the money in his possession AID
that mme stely leaving he missed the money and
suspected that the girl Margaret had stolen
Information forthwith given to the police aud the
girl accordingly taken into custody and conveyed
to the Eighth ward police station house The emergency
Of the called the immea date attention a. Justics
Beakley who appeared at the station house at two
O'Clock that morning and. partial hearing allowed
the girl charged with the theft to 60 home, with
updt rstandpg that she to appear at the police
court at ten O'Clock that morning The accused ap
peard at the appointed hour but the complainant did
not appear. and evidence was shown 20 substau
ate the charge the magistrate dismissed the case IN
til the production OF further testimony.
Aires. Of a Fortune Teller esterday a complaint
preferred before Justice Lohrop by young named
William ills residing No 100 Orange street against
Madame Adolph reputed fortune teller residing at No
5OI, Bowery. to whose place willis applied the 10Th
inst get his rtune told and the said Adolpn
did by means Of cards and other appliances AMI By
pretended chronological examination of depo.ent's
head tell pretend TO tell the deponents frtune for
which be paid her City cents; and the said Msd,Ts
Adoph pretended TO tell the past events ofdeponent life
and TO discover andredic the future fortune and coming
OF his life The magistrate. the facts
issued biz warrant for the arrest Of Madame Aiol
yesterday afternoon she appeared with counsel and
entered bail in the $500 for her good behavior for
the space Of one year.
Charge Of Stealing Sgqrs-A man named james De-
lapey arrested Tuesday night. by the police OF
the Frst ward, charge Of stealing lot of ssgars
valued at 81 % the property Of Mr. NJ Finnigan The
accused wa. conveyed to Brooklyn on warrant sSusd
by Judge King.
Robbery IF Sornegns.-0n Sunday night last, the 10th
July robbers entered the dwelling house No So
Houston street, occupied by Henry Harris, h. false
key, and ii Of he upper rooms, broke open chest
ard stole therefrom l96 gold sovergns-neary 81 000-
nd made their escape No arres as yet.
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PLAIN FACTS FOR ZEE rEorLE.-Ir - a FACT,

DIAM FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.-tr IS A FACT.
that when patient hnds that he has been inosulas4
with disease OF private MATURE he IL the complete
ofrpenanee fact that this disease vhcn seated in
the y stem, has been known down
generation casting horror and dstruc
pears. IL 10 fact that the medi'ns m5sty relied
treating this disease is mercury. IL fact t~t
rial snst ton nearly or quite az bad as the disease ,tf
and III terminate the existence OF the sufferer quickly
IL j. fact that tie only remedy that be armiy rciied "a
in tuiug this most loathtome affection inary n
the CouFttution. is Dr. Hunters Red Drop directed
IL Is fact that this uedene has and does
mouth than all the "Quack Doctors do ia
that without chsnge # e. hindEnee fo
Whatever. One dollar vial, which warranted 60
IN any clte in v days charge private tratae
Even With eaohSa No Division street New York city.
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