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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-25

IJLATE PRINTERS, WOOD ENGRAvERS, LITUOGRA-
piers, and others, wanting genuine India Proof
Paper would do we'll to call at the subscriber store
having lot hand which will be sold than
the market price, in quantities
JOSEPH Calm Stationer 40 Maiden lane between Water
md From az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-25

Nv ANTtU---A SITUATION, ny A REspECTANLE
w young woman. TO do general homework or chamber
work and fine washing and ironing She has no obrtiou
20 20 short distance in the country Please cali M 50
Greene street in tae fatemcpt proome Can he scen
iog w. tsys,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-25

WAETED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A
w situation AS Nurse and Seamstress, or Nurse and
Chambermaid Can give excellent references from
place, where she be week No Al Greenwich
avenue Would not object to going short distance in the
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-25

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young girl, as Cook and good Baker, or would
shamherwork The best Of reference be given,
CURED Can be for to-day Please call 1853 Yves
Broadway. first floor, back ROOM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-25

A FINE LARGE SUITE OF ROOMS TO LET ON THE
"a trst AoCr handsomely furnished, with fun board pr
waite table nreagired Also several fer
tomen. References exchanged. Aprly to MRS RoBIs
SON. dfs Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-25

I ACES, LACES.-TIFFANY CUTTING, 32l BROAD
IL way, having completed their arrangements with
OF the largest In Brussels and Paris OF fine
aces and roiderie will be to exhibit Tues
day March th Of the most varied
ments Of and Thread Lace goods offered
In this city In accs will be found Collars, Capes Berthes
Coures Scarfs Shawls, Hantas, and trimming laces in
Brussels Point Honiton and Point Aencon Gupure and
Nechlin In embroderes, Collars, Capes
Guimps and Handkerchefs. Also. trimmings and inser
all widths These goods will such
prices as must ensure satisfaction to purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-25

"ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation rs Chambermaid and plain Cook to do
the general homework of small private family and plain
sewing The best OF city reference given May be
two days Please call at No Union place, South Brook
Ign. Hamilton ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-25

WAETED-A SITUATION TO DO GENERAL uousE-
w work ehamberwork and sewing, by resp
woman who produce good Brooklyn references as 70 N
tsery eceney She would 90 short distance IN the
relGred She can be seen until au'e' ~ w.
Sands street. Brooklyn, In the basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-25

I AVN GRAss-A CHOICE MIXTURE, FOR LAWNS
IL for sale at the Union an Seed
Store q Fulton street, near futon Market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-25

vLONDERFUL, MOST WONDERFUL
w This Is the cry Of one and all,
Whorpon DIR. Roback call;
Prince Of Astrologers is he!
The very King Of destiny,
In the natiyities he gives,
We see unveiled our future lives
Not one has failed-mAn never heard
That Rohack's art Ger broke it, word.
In sickness, love, and business, too,
Whate er he says still turns out true;
The sick restored his skill applaud.
And IN has he saved from fraud
In speculation, lawsuits, debt,
His Is tho wisest counsel yet;
For he the silent stars read;
All honor TO the mighty Swede
All letters TO DR.. e. w. ROBACK, No. White street.
will be reliiousy attended IL prepaid Fer par
tieulars call and set hstr oo gcal Almanac gra.is
where certificates can be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-25

WANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL, SITUATION AS
W Cbamtermaid; has objection TO do hne washing
Q T8rg take children The best city refer
tnee given required. be or two days at 26
West Invent -seventh street,
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billiard TABLES.-THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER
- for sale tables ten cent less than other
faturer In the city OF New York. with their patent elastic
cloth cushion. Gentlemen vitcd oai and ex-
anime tho stock now hand before purchasing
N.B-Trimmngs always HAND, s the old stand, 80 Ann
street GRIFFITH DECKER
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG AMERICAN
w woman, to do general homework Apply at No 1874
Twenty street between the Second Third ave-
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TNo DRUGGIsTs.-wANTED TO PURCHASE. DRUG
Fixtures Bottles, and Drawers Apply at the Bowery
DRUG store, lG2.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


OUCH WINNING WAYS SOME FOLKS HAVE! 50.
- have the Hats Of FREEMAN No 90 Fulton street They
beautiful that young man with Is apt to
stand on corner and put airs Freemans Hats
not only beautiful but durable and cheap Remember his
store is No. 20 Fulton street, Gold.
LExANDRE'S SUBMARINE BOAT.-ALL COMMU-
N noatons relative to pearl hshercs gold searches or
all other to which the boat he applied
addressed to Mr. ALEXANDRA. ISL Fulton street. Obos
hours from 10 to II o'clock A. n.
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Mrs. LEylNs. $685. BROADWAY. WILL OPEN ON
IVA the Goth and the ensuing week. her Spring
stock Paris Millinery, Flowers Ribbons, eaddrossss EN-
broderes Mourning Goods &c. &C., and respectfully
licts early inspection from tho city and country
chants mllinere &c.
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w ANTED--BY NICE, CONTEMPLATING ENGLISH
w girl whe Is an rphan situation Chambermaid and
Waiter ofchildren and do PLATA sewing WIN
be willing to make herscf generally useful Best of rtv
reference given plor.e call GS West Eighteenth street
deors from Sixth Can be seen fof three
days.
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WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young girl as first rate Cook Washer and Ironer.
Best Of city reference will be given Please call 81 King
street, first floor, back room.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, in private family, first Cook,
good Washer, and roner Best Of city reference
given Please call at No. II Ludlow place. in Houston
street. where she has lived for the last three years.
seen for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-25

NOTICE TO LADIES.-THE PARIS MANTILLA EN-
~ porium removed from 3l to 36 broadway will posi-
lively for the spring This Day the 18th
with the largest richest and stock of Hanas
in America. GEO. BULPIN, 361 (ate 35l Broadway.
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS.-A MAGNIFICENT AND
~ cheap stock these goods embroidered and plain
recently imported from China sale, at the Paris
kantlla Emporium.
GEO. BULPIN, S61 (iate a5I) Broadway.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w girl Seamstress and Nurse and to make herself
agreeable in small family, which she make her
home having friends in this country. The
reference from her last place Can he
No Fifth street. in the store door to the Thread
Needle store.
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W woman to do plain cooking, washing and ironing or
general homework Can give the
ferenees Please inquire Mt No 3 William street. for
days.
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rnE LITERATURE rfnn

Resolved, That the President and clerk b and
they ere hereby requested TO apply for and receive
from the Treasurer Of tho State, the distrbutive
share OF the literature fund. apportioned 10 the
Free Academy OF the city of New York, for the
year 1851.
THOMAS TRANCiS MEAGHEIi, THE IRISH PATRIOT.
The following resolution was offered by ex-Judge
Waterbury, the Commissioner of the Twentieth
ward
Whereas Thomas Francis Meagher an exile fron bis
country IN coniequeooe OF patriotic endeavor TO secure
for her the blessings Of civil and religious t edom has
lately arrived at this port And whereas the members
this board feeling earnest sympathy with every
tempt in behalf OF universal liberty, desire to manifest
then high regard for Of its most worthy and eo1uent
SUPP orters aud 10 afford TO him opportunity 10 visit
those institutions which naturally spring from our free
MT and in their results the surest
of it's permaneHoe, ths refore--
Resolved That committee of five be appointed. of
which the President Of this Board shall be chairman
invite Mr Meaghr 10 visit the Free Academy and schools
under our charge and TO accompany hun in his visit if
he accept The invitation
The resolution being put by the chair was passed,
there being but one negative out of board of
twenty two members. Tho Chairman then nomi-
mated the following gentlemen to be his associates
on the ommittee:-Messrs. Waterbury, Murphy
0Donnell, and NicoN Adjourned to the first
Wednesday in July.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-24
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,

TEE CONGRESS PIRATED.-cAUrioN TO SHOE
DealersLearning that unprinoipled persons are
Offering Elastic Gore to manufactures OF Patent Son
such 70 cause shir contraction expansion Of
the fabric with the spring. this notice given that mode
covering and combining fbrous materials with
India Rubber used in making Congress Boots drsst
and positive violation of my patent and whoever
features sells the Congress Boots thus made pre-
secuted for damages. All who authorized by
are required stamp each pair with the words Days Pa
TENT all Others nfrngcments and dealers
AGAINST the consequences they choose to be concerned in
prang this patent Knowing that the combn alton
tempting through their Instruments msead
ing Shoe dealers and manufacturers their
nation the opinion of two Of the
Patent Lawyers in the United States be tAken-herewth
published shall hold every dealer responsible whore
manufacturer is irresponsible. HORACE H. DAY. Owner
Of all the Patents connected with Congress Boota o. B.
Licenses granted at % Cortiandt street New YAK and BY
agents throughout the United States
Charles Winsow, of Lynn, Mass.
LleAL OPINIoNs-I examined the letters Patent n
sued to Dupont Hyatt bearing date the 10th October.
$780, opinion that the elastic gores
by weaving hrous materials which expand and
combination with India Rubber Springs, If applied ths
manufacture of Cater Boots upon
Patent. New York. April %, 1851. 4. Is. CUTTING,
BosToN June q, 1851 hsve made . similar nation
Of the letters Patent above referred to- and Me-
Cuttings opinion. RUFUS CH0ATE
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Fsn-An sct'yc inquiry existed fos dry oo At 80 70
70 s. and No. Massachusctts mackorel at 80 IsH
ana 50 Il SIC
Ge"us Corn Sales OF 600 bses were caeseJ in psa
for future delivery. al lie.
HAY -3Ua bales river WIRE taken for city use AZ g..
Coo per l00lbs.
uors Eastern and Western seemed scarce and fsm At
further lot Of $50 tens Scotch pig wore pug
chased SIS rs $40 six months Market pretty acty.
LEArEn the sales TO DAY were large reaching nearly
20 COO sides sole mostly East prices
out supposed 10 be 1sc six months &C. OFF for cash
hi price was freely Offered for middle aud light weights
netplnek 10 arrive but declined 1oc Is demanded fDi
bought at IL n 1Se
MOI ASSES But SO hhas Porto Rico found buyers to
day at n to 3Oc usual terms
0us-Thcre have been 900 gallons ,inseed disposed
OF at C2c, the former rate
PronsloNs seemed in request ana The business en-
braced $40 bas prime and clear pork at Sl6} IS<
Sls2 and 500 10 pkgs shoulders and hams at aSEc
ana per ID, 200 bbs prime lard at 10 u alOs
with 500 bbs prime mess beef al 81 $50 and S1IA
Rlcg.There 400 tierces purchased, at s4es per
100 lbs. Demand more active
Real EsIATESales by auction Two four stony brirk
houses and lease OF two lots Of ground with two four
story houses on the of said lots the south side Of
Tenth street between avenues and C-lhe lease has
fourteen years to from May 1862 $4,000 house ana
lot l40 Twenty second street $1,000 lot IJi
Twenty second street $1,000 house and lot south
side OF Fifty fourth street between Fourth and Leging
ton avenues. ~ $50 do adjoining 81 900 do 81 $50:
one lot adjoining with stable, $3.50 four lots Fifty
first street between Second and Third each $3.50
one lot corner OF Seventh and Forty ninth street.
sos one lot adjoining ON Seventh avenue $3.50 B do
each $40 one DO. Ninety fourth street $3.50 four
do. each $500 one do sixty first street. Bot weeo
broadway and Eighth avenue $1,000
sriRrs Included in the days transactions were 5as
bbls at o1S 2oac for Ohio reduction and 81 Nc tor
pr ron. the previous value.
TALLow.Sales of $500 lb prime have bee n made at
So sac. cash, per h.
ToBAcco.-Among the days movements we noticed ~
hhds Kentucky ut 5 &c and $50 bales Cuba at pr
yate bargain. Market unaltered.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,

wednesday,, June 3D. lcoA
Professionalism Trotter, ESQ, President, in
the chair; Assistant Aldermen TAFT, Mabbatt
O'Bren, Broaden, Ring. Anderson, Bouton, Me-
Gown, Wright, Wheelan, Barker, Valentine, Me-
Conkey.
The President announced that the Board was con-
vened. pursuant to call of his Honor the Mayor
under the third section of the amended charter for
the purpose Of adopting suitable resolutions in rea
tion to the death of the late David Graham, Esq.
PAPERS FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Being communication from his Honor the Mayor;
and the following resolutions were then taken up
Whereas, we have learned with sincere regret OF
the decease of David Graham, Esq, in foreign
land, late member Of the Common Council, and for
a long period officially connected with the city
government,
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize with the
family of the deceased in their sad bereavement,
and that the members Of both boards, His Honor
the Mayor, together with the officers of the Common
Council. will attend his funeral with their slaves OF
Office, the arrival Of his remains in this country,
from his late residence, and that committees from
both boards be appointed to confer with the family
IN making the necessary arrangements for his tune-
ral solemnities.
Resolved. That the members Of the Common Coun-
Gil meet at the City Hall on Saturday afternoon
next at O'Clock to attend the funeral of the late
David Graham from the residence OF his family, No.
81 West Thirteenth street, with their slaves Of Office,
and that they wear the usual badge ofmourning for
thirty days.
on the papers being read Assistant Alderman
BAREKR rose and presented remarks cuogistic ofthe
high character Of deceased.
Assistant Alderman BOUToN moved that the reso-
luions from the Board Of Aldermen be concurred in,
and they were SO, unanimously.
Assistant Alderman BAKER then moved that
Special Committee of three be appointed on the part
of this board. Carried, and Assistant Aldermen
Barker, McGown, and Anderson, were appointed
such Committee.
On notion the board then adjourned. From the
minutes EDwARD SANFORD, Clerk.
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had Jut recovered verdict Of Of 50 900 or SO 600
against Henry Sheldon and others, for false i'm
prisonmsnt. The goods wore delivered 10 Carpenter
on those representations and passed over to Mech
and vito. Subsequently,, defendant learned that
Carpenter was insolyent, aud had parted with the
furniture TO the plaintiffs, and Mr.. De Foreost to-
gether with his clerk, McGeary, proceeded to the
house OF the plaintiff, in Chambers street, ami took
away some of the furniture This action is brought
for tho trespass alleged to have been Committed ia
so doing. For defence, it cont0nded that there
wasfraud and collision between Mech and Carpen-
ter in order to get possession of the goods and that
they used no force, committed any breach Of the
peace, in removing the furniture from Mech
house Adjourned
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Board OF Education

JUNE % The President, T.. {. Renedict, Esq.
in the chair
The minutes Of the last proceedings were read and
approved PAPERS RETIRED
Application of school officers Of Twentieth ward,
on the eXpediency OF a new primary school in said
ward communication from X. w. jerks, in refer
ence 10 the introduction Of new system Of silent
ward. TO have school house raised 10 meet the
improvements about to be made in the grade of the
street.
NEW PROFESSORS.
The report Of the Executive Committee, present
cd BY Mr.. Cyrus Lawton, recommending the ap-
routment Of Professor Of History and Bellies Let
Tres and Professor Of English Language and Lite
nature in the Free Academy, was ordered TO DC laid
on the table.
APPROPRIATIONS.
The report Of the Committee on Buildings anu
Repairs in favor Of appropratng the sum OF 3d.
for charging ward school No. 2, Seventeenth ward,
was adopted.
approrriating the Of $3.50 for altering ana re-
nairing ward schools Nos and IL, i'll Fourteenth
ward was also adopted
APPOINTMENT or OFFICERS or TIE SIXTH WARD.
A communication from the Board Of School OH
cers of st>sSixth ward, nominating Peter (. swee-
new ESD. School Commissioner, IN place OF Dr. II
Sweeney removed from the ward; and nominating
4 John Fiannory, Esq, M. ID, Inspector OF Common
Il Schools ia place Of DR.. owen Sweeney, also re-
moved from the ward, was adopted, and The ap-
iohimeuts affImed.
QUARTERLY AppoRTIoYNFYT.
Resolved, That the sum Of s60,32i ~, being ono
fourth Of the annual apportionment Of school moneys
t1t l-g2 be, and The same Is appropriated for tho
sVsrv,s n w -,IspSs ea.i,ed " psr.jc pas ts2Fei2
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ENTERTAINMENTS RENRWED EVERY DAi.
na- SEE SEVENTH PAGE. ia
wRAVELLMKs' GUIDE.

LNOR ALBANY, FIFTY CENTS-PoUGHKEEPSIE,
Il Twenty-Five Cents The new and elegant steamer
FRANCIS SKIDDY will leave her dock Jay street.
on Monday Wednesday. and Friday, at O'clock
NJ for Albany, making the following Ian ssWcst Psut
lCozzens) Ncwburg, Poughkccpsie, Kingston. Bristol.
THURSDAY and saturday at the same hour mskins tLs
time above named, pass any landing specified.
JAMES MCCULLOUGH, Agent, No. I59 Front st.
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA
delphia from Pier No. North river Of Battery
place, by steamboat JOHN POTTER Two lines daily.
Morning line leaves at Afternoon express line at
FIRST class carr. 81 second class ~ line onIy 81
SAN, and PM. Emgrant line, by steamboat TRANS
PORT, from pier No. l, at 5 =. M. Fare 81 90.
ZOE PHILADElPnIA DIRECT.-U. $. MAIL AND
road via jersey City, leaving New York at A. M foot Of
Cortlandt street, 9ana o1 r. M Liberty street Fars 81
Return At and An, aud % Pm. Baltimore. Washing
above lines and through baggage carried in the
81 Il. NJ, lines.
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THE BEST TAILOR IN PARIS.-THE FIRM or
L Messrs. Barde, Schemite, Devallier No. q Rue d.
Choiseuil of the Boulevard des Itaens s vel
known among the Americans visiting Paris that it needs
The novelty of goods the elegance Of the
cutting the cloths well peculiar
bon govt Of these tsor only European but Ass
American in all respects. Orders may BIO to Mss~s
Barde. Schemite Deyaler, with model. the sxac,
measures; and they will send the commanded articles
ePlace dc la Bourse. Paris.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.
WEDNESDAY. June 23--6P ,

WEDNESDAY, June 23--b ". VI.
hsfS varied little, 100 bbls. bringing 81 81 for pots
and So TO for pearls. per 100 lbs
BRtApsrurrs.-Flour was in active demand and the
sales reached 10 400 bbs ordinary straight state and
mixed Western at SO "a "a 0eid; superinc Canadian
favoritc Ohio choice state and fair Western ut 81 06
81 1874; fancy Indiana and Michigan at ~ 1s9 81 %
with common to good Southern at 81 43af ~ 62s per
Dbl leo bbls rye -four obtained at So l2s So ISIS
abatement while of meal wheat or oats no ni-
porant lots changed hands 5000 bush Rivorrye found
buyers previous to arrival at Soc and AZ 600 bush
merchantablc with mixed Western and round yellow
al 53c Goc Gle 62c., and t2 Sc. 03c per bush
CorioN-The market although sti firm, exhibits less
buoyancy than apparent yesterday operators pre-
f,Ting 20 wait the adyiccs due presenting they will
not We Of stimulating character The sales were 600
bales.
srRioT LfyERrooL CIfssfrIcATfov
Orleans aud ONrr
Inferior. -, ..,;..... Nominal Nominal. Ncminsl
Low % good middiins. . Szs d. 49, o. a 10
Md.ihtto taif. los l0I II sllL 10,s IL
Fully tair y good fair, II llS Nominal. Nominal
toirf Excepting the disposal Of 100 bags Rio at osc
Vac. We have nothing TO report
ERrci lSRatcs 20 Liverpool were steady but engage
mont wcrt light. About GOO bbls -four were taken OF
IL. Cotton Was Ave thirty seconds TO threesxtconths
penny and grain at Id 81 I'd. To London 800 bbs
on were engaged ut gNi 5000 bushels wheat ut I'D.
tapgod ~ the chip and 300 boxes tobacco az fherc
wes no eftngo q neafut 70 oihei pots
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EUROPEAN ADvERTTsErIENT.


~ Hazard, Bootmakor 50 well known among tho Amsr-
who visiting Paris for long PERIOD wishes
k customers that his newly rented
rated is located at No. Place des Itaiens oppo
toor The Patent eathers furnished by Mr. Hazard
competition and his Calf Skins soft buzz Letters
may be directed to Mr. Hazard measures q
The FOOT and he will make and send his goods
agency Messrs. Livingston, Wells Place Dc IL
Bour Par
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40 pRlsTEHs.

~ ~ s.
rQ,o PRIETEEs-T0R SALE A LARGE HYDRAULIC
u Standing Press, ard super royal WEahingtoa Hssf
Press with sctinhos apparatus complete. Apply 20 T.
Hoe a Co, Gold street.
rro PRiNTBRs-A GRLAT VARIETY or WoOD Ava
Metal Type for sale. hs II las bccu IN usefor a
II viii he tod very reasonable terms. Apply 10 H. a.
tirc story HERALD Buildings,
gDB1NTINC OFFICE 10 1TT-k RARE CUhECg a.
the 1hoo Is wCll estBblishtd aWd we'll located N ia
ieNet part o. tn city hprJ - 4. LII i3OH 4, Es,s
!Vbsr9. . =, ysgA MA
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Superior Court.
FART FIKsT.
Hpforn Han .Ju1ue RoSvori

JUNE 23.-Jdmcs NJ. JPc6d Us. Nm N. Roberts
md Inotho--Suit by plaintiff, hardware mer
chant in Pearl street, Maiden lane, against the
part Of the same building, to recover damages for
the alleged negligence OF the defendants in leaving
open the Croon water faucet on the premises Of the
defendants, whereby on the 18th and 18th of De
ccmbor last the water run from the premises of the
defendants on the premises Of the plaintiff, and
damaged his goods TO the amount of about Sl6O
The discovery Of the water running was made on
Christmas morning by some policemen and further
damage prevented. The defence is that the stop
23d December, and no water was again used on the
defendants premise until after tho accident; and
tho accident must have occurred by some person on
plaintiffs premises tuning the water in the
cellar aud that TIC defendants bad not been guilty
Cf negligence Verdict ior the plaintiff, $3.50
damages.
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NERCIAL AFFAIRS.

WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
CoanEoTEo "WEDNESDAY, JUrE rs, sea vaE nsw osv
HERALD.
NEW YORK MARKEr
Dates ssyabs cash Goods stored 10 b. sat p,ble
rsnt,cn al hs end u yer zHe az G
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PART srCoEp

Before non, Judge Campbell.
IvSf % - Rufus Mach and tVifc against Join
liz Eo,tcl md J. Me Gca,y.-1his was on action
oftresTass brought 10y the plaintiffs against the de-
PENDANTS. under the following circumstances .-ln
the latter por Of August, 1850, Charles u Carpon-
Ter purchased Of the defendant, ~ Forrest, furn-
tufe dealer, on broadway BIZ Of merchandise,
through ne rcrfesentst1ps o. the plaintiff, Moccb,
ia. 10, Capca.er, Wa goat wua ,vsro-s.S.S, 49,