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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA.
DYSPEPSIA, PILES. KINGS EVIL,
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Prepared and refined by
Mrs. II. Ii. Norris, No. 343, Gsul:. 81.
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Medicines

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guidance of the truly eminent Professors Physick
Chapman, Gibson, Coke, james and Iiarc,-names
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i"in all nervous irl'atiOns, and is almost mirac
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niRD CAGES, fog sale by
ID ap9 JNO. w. BADEN.
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THE WEEKLY STAR
Varieties.

BEING LESS THAN oSE CENT A corrl
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The Forgery Trials at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July l, 1859.
An extraordinary took place court yesterday,
during the trial Of Kssane aud Fndlsy for forgery.
William i. johnson who called witness for the
defence had called Kisssse add told him he able
to prove his whs1 eabouts the 18th, and correct
mistake made by the witness for the prosecution He
had not previously kisssue for time, out
reading he report III the the idea occurred TO
him Of taking The stand ID proving abb Johnson
formerly of The firm Of Lot. Pugn Co.. tor whom
Kssspe confidential clerk Af,er johnson had tast.
fed the prosecuting attorney handed him two checks
drawn by kissane IN December lastone of thea for
gerry johnson said Re knew Kssape's hand writing
well as his own. He then compared The checks As he
did expression of terror upon his counte-
nance and, with convusive movement he threw the
checks upon the table exclamiDg Chat check is ks.
ssne's band writing Great God y Mr.. Johnson then
fell back In commissions. and assisted 10 chair.
The effect Of this stunning upon Judge jurors and
all present. The viii probably go to the jury 20
MIC
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msnt Of this country which tend 10 alter Asr psas
ti0As Of this continent.
The paper complains Il the stupidity" Of one
of the theatrcal managers In Mexico, who, In drama
lately played, permitted Of his actors, who played
the part Of an Anglo Saxon" of1cer In coming to
the stage With captured Gags to bring trophies
nsrcsa ~ aagA, when any otAsrs might have served
new law regulating the theatres, has been publshed to
prevent suoh stupidity"
The Same paper complains Of q circular issued by the
Governor Of the State Of Mexico calling upon people
10 keep up. by private contribution the ayuuta
and the school fund these funds have been absorbed
by the general treasury The oreS says the circular is
specious having really for its object the keeping
preteDce of sustaining the schools.
Don Jose Maria Yanez has asked permission to resign
the governorship Of the State Of Guadajara short
period. Gen. Ortega succeeds him.
The Governor Of Sonora calls the members Of the
Legislature OF that State show their adhesion TO
supreme government by addresses Santa Anna. The
Apaches continue their ineursions In that State, and
commit the greatest atrocities.
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New ORLA.s. June 20 1858
The sales Of cotton TO day reached 800 bales at
changed prices. ReceApts 70 day 100 bales Tobacco
sales have been made since saturday Of 1900 hhd.
advance CT &c a &c. Lard has al-o improved 700
bbis. having sold at 0c l03Ic The stock of cotton
sale in this port is est mated at 25 900 bales
New ORLEANS June 30 1853
The advices per the Africa received here at 4
O'Clock this afternooDtoo laie for their effect our
market 70 be developed to day.
NEW ORLEANS, June Bop NJ
The days business in cotton has been 500 bales at
steady prices. The Africas to hand after
business hours The receipts day have been 200 bales
and the exports 300. Fre'ghts fem. Sterling
change dull 1t loo 109H. Tobacco continues active
and advancing.
CHARLESTON June 80, 1858.
The sales Of cotton in this market for the past week
foot mp 1900 bales, at prices ranging from We lilo
Good niddiiDg is quoted at I01Sc., ami mddng fair
I0Ac. The receipts Of the week have been 900 bss
fnd The stock on hand here Is nov 70 600 bales
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On Thursday, June 80 the residence of her father,
by the Rev encsr Cone, GEORGE 0AKa to JANE. only
daughter of William Austin, Esq, all Of this city.
On Thursday evening June 80. by the Rev. Joseph
Ssundeiscn, THOMAS W. Rid, Londonderry, Mss
MARGARET JANE CLARK Of this city.
Londonderry papers please copy.
On Ihursday June 80 by the REV c, Halsey, ROBERT
S. LYON, of the firm of Levi Cook Co to CAROLINE
daughter of the late Philo Andrews all Of this city.
In this city. by the Rev D N. Graham, az the First
Freewi Baptist Church, Thursday evening, June go
Mr.. GEORGE II. BETS TO Miss SARAH NJ PHILIP, both Of
London, England.
On Thursday, April 2s by the Rev. Thomas s Dedrick
Mr.. WILLIAM S1EDwoRTHY to Miss SOPHIA ELIZABETH
daughter of Daniel Brooks, Esq all Of Sparta New Jer
sey
In Brooklyn, Saturday, June IS, by the Rev Dr.
Lewis CHARLES T. PACKARD of North Bird sewater Mass
to FRANCES HuDsoN of Brooklyn only daughter Of the
late Lucian Hudson.
Boston papers please copy.
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THE SUSPICIOUS VESSELS FROM NEW ORLEANS, ETC.
BALTIMORE July l, 1853
The New Orleans papers Of Saturday last received
TO- night.
going Of he mouth Of the Msssippi proved
be pleasure yachts with parry of Ruoners board
The Cumberland Journal says the strike the mines
entirely at end, all the men having gone TO YORK
The Baltimore Araeriodn changed propnetors to day
Messrs. Murphy Bose retire and succeeded by
Mes,rs K. A. Iobbn ard e. G. Fulton
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The Albany and Northern Railroad

The frat locomotive the Albany anil Northern rail
road through yesterday-the engine Merritt Carl
having from Eagle Bridge to this city. The road i
now ready for use.
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Maine Democratic State convention.

BANGOR. June 80. 1895.
The Democratic State Convent ou for the nomination
OF candidate for Governor, assembled here this morn
ing.
COL Ira T. Drew, Of York, chosen chairman and
James r. Mcln're, Of York, and B Farwen, of Farm.
ingtop, secretaries committee Of from each coun-
ty was chosen creceptis-, and the Convention ad-
jourDed at half past eleven for the report said COM
mitee which will be ready eight O'CLOCK this evening
One thousand poitici-ns-greAt and small-are at
tendance
BANGOR July !, 1853
The Democratic State Convention settled their trou
bes s. 10 contested seats By admitting all the double
delegation.
The convention then proceeded to ballot for candi
date for Governor with the folio wing result on the rst
ballet:
Albert Pillsbury.. 2f0 W. Moor. ....... 60
John II. Ogden. ....,.. $50 Scattering 49, .. L.
Shepard Carey. 1874
On tho third ballot Mr Pillseury received 3oe out of
6l5 vol es, and declared duly nominated.
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Pcrsenal Intsal,rsnce.

The Humboldt win lssvs at to-day for Havrs, with
hundred and eighty six passengers among whom ws
notice the Mr. A. Borg bearer Of dispatches to
France, Charles Pilsehody, bearer Of dispatches TO
Switzerland, and Jaln Aroa bearer Of despatchss TO
Berlin.
Hon. Robert HcCelland, Secretary Of the Interior. il
ct the Metropolitan. He leaves for Michigan in the
morning, but understand will again be in New York
about the 25th inst.
Among the distinguished gentlemen visiting wash
ington Governor Wright Of Indiana who Is attend
ing to the interests of his State touching her claim TO
the three cent fund and Colonel Gadden Of South
Carolina, lately appointed minister of the United States
to Mexico who is in Washington business connected
with his mission. Hon. Mr.. Durham. Of Indiana Hon.
Mr.. Dawson Of Pennsylvania and Hon Mr.. Disney Of
Ohio. also in Washington.
Sir Charles Lye the eminent gsologist, and Geological
Commissioner from the British the Crystal
Palace exhibition, accompanied by his wife, has taken
a suite Of rooms at the Bellevue House, Newport RI
ARRIVALS.
From Bremen, in the ship HeleneT Hausmann, Thurn
J Bsding, Il Konigswann, Lehman, Rockvitz W
Wickens, Hunicke, Strodth,f Mr. and Mrs Strecksr
Miss Luck Drummer, A wanna. Hunicke DR. Leon
hardt
From Nuevtas in the brig watson-v Aballord Lopez
L Cabaleiro Gaicios Deas
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Telesraphac Marine Reports.

NEW ORLEANS june %.
Arrived at S W Pass, schr Pauline tof Cape May),
Sites, 70 days from Pernembnco
Boston, July 1.
Arrived-Barks Celeste BALTIMORE Girard, Phadel.
pb'a brgs Philurah Savannah: North America and j
Means, Philadelphia; schrs X Jenes. J Bent Evira,
Julia Martha, New Epglsnd Gilmore and Frank
lin, PbiaoelObia Mary Avn. Flower DAG Webster, and
Norwich, Albany Roslns- New York, Mary Ann, May
flower Dolphin Albion, and Convoy PhIladelpha Mary
Jane Albany; A LawTence, ard Rebacca, New York.
Clearec-Bsrk Wey bosset River Plate
Ar'ived-bark Sultana, Smyrna brig Onward, Glen.
fuegos.
Beow-Brig Helen Jane Truxillo.
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PHILADFJPHIA, July Ia Pm.
Arrived Bark Louisa Lindsay, Cardenas brig resze
Outerbdge Turks Islands schrs Sally wheaton Wheaton
Psotero Back Monster Perry Alexandria.
Cesred-SteamshpC City Of Glasgow Wylie, Liver ,ool
ships Caroline Reed Wy lie Liverpool MohoDgo Corish
Quebec; brig Fuller, Hewitt, Jamaica; schrs Sophia
Ann Smith Pswtucket jew Pest, Ne~buyport; Vel
come Return, Harris, Lynn: Alert Hall Boston, Dart,
somers do Agorna Willard NsPonset; L Richard son,
Collins, BALTIMORE; Black Monster, Perry Alexandria
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TIE ENDORSEMENT OF GEN. PIERCE, ETC.
CONCORD June 30-P NJ.
The resolutions endorsing the administration of Presi-
dent Pierce and his policy thus far adopted by the
House Of Representative TO day
Those offered By Mr. Emery, (wbig) Of Portsmouth
relative to the acquisition q Canada and Cuba were
rejected.
The Honse sgeed to adjourn on Saturday
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A LBERT H. NICOLAY,

A LBERT H. NICoLAY... AucTIoNEER.-HIGH-
A lands shyewsbury.Con ston mortgage sale, TO
tine ssss's bidder Of the baaRe. Of the bsautr
Albert H. Ncolay Will sell auction on wednesday July
1898 at u O'clock at noon At the Merchants Exchang
tate a. the Highlands q Nsvsrsnf ts
lows
list The balance Of lis eligible building lots varying ia
teet IN depths more OF less: 49,
from 3to land in high state o. cultivation
House about 60 feet front and by about @ Deep
frame ~ etories high and contains parors DIM ng ROOM
Also frame bu ding separate from the house, used
oar about 1xD feet with sleeping rooms besd
Aso frame building used ten pin alley 80 feet long
Thi, has Known as desirable hummer res
Tor many years and the building sites
beauty OF scenery commanding fine view OF the AZ
Highlands of NeversHk celebrated their
and romantic beauty health beach, dividing The
Atlantic Ocean from tho river be reached in mi
nutes and Shrewsbury IL noted for its fishing sailing
surf and river bathing, CLANS, oysters. &C., 20.
The steamboats, Golden Gate and James
ply daily in the summer season and other the
appropriated from 81 900 IS for purpose Of mailing
the Shire wsbury river navgab that
~ regular hours and two tesmboas build
above boats which will ths place very az
tSs United :0' vac 'A'a'
This beautiful property situated high ground and ia
location or country an
tensive inland % well miles around which
double advantage other watering places on the
shore.
Sale positive without reserve Terms, cash.
ESQ aq sna to title Ell apply Hg
auctoneer No 40 Wall street New York whore maps and
bills Of full particulars can also be obtained.
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Mr.. nreauher M New Haven.

NEW HAVEN July I, 1868
T. y Meagher delivered his lecture 1s48 In this city
this evening a crowded house. The influence Of the
Catholic priests IL il said prevented the Irish companies
IRON receiving him.
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Theatrical and Musical.


BOwERY THEATRE.-The nautical play entitled
Ben, the Boatswain," and the local drama of the
New York Fireman" the casts Of which will in
troduce Messrs. Eddy, Johnston, Glenn, Mrs Parker
and Miss Hifert in the leading characters together
with miscellaneous entertainment consisting Of
Singing, Dancing, and Recitation" comprise the
bill OF amusement provided for this evening at the
Bowery.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-The Metropolitan theatre
is to be opened on Monday evening for the summer
season. Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams are engaged,
and will appear in round OF their most popular
characters.
NIBLos GARDEN.-The same very attractive en-
tertanment which was given here yesterday evening
by the celebrated " Ravel Troupe forty in num-
Der, is to be repeated tonight 1t comprises the
comic pantomime entitled "Jeannette and Jeannot,'
the " Elopement' and the amusing harlequin pan
tomime styled "Raoul, the Magic Star" A
crowded house may be expected, SO be early in at
tendance.
NATIONAL THEArRE-The benefit of Mr. j. r
Scott, the popular American tragedian, comes off
this evening, at the National. The dramas of Cam
bia, or the Slave of SurinaIn" and "Charles KILL
are the pieces selected. The complimentary benefit
OF Mrs. w. q. Jones viii take place on Friday even
ing next.
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The dramatic programme
offered for this afternoon and evening at the MI.
scum, consist of All that Glitters is not Gold,'
" Paris in 1893" and 1.-The Phenomenon" The
Bearded Lady, the Rotary Wonder, and the Happy
Family, are witnessed with great zest as ever.
FRANCoNI's HIPPoDRoME.-Yhe equestrian feats
announced for this evening, at the Hippodrome are
of an unusually attractive character Crowds of vsi-
tiers continue to assemble here at every representa-
ton and the various acts give the utmost satisfac-
ton.
CHRIsTY's OPERA HoUsE.-Christy's Ethiopian
Opera company advertise very entertaining pro-
gramme for this evening. They are to give an af-
ternoon concert on Monday, being the 4th of July.
CASTLE GARDEN.-Another grand Sabbath concert
will be given by Dodworths celebrated Cornet Band
tomorrow evening. The anniversary of the Fourth
will also be celebrated here on Monday evening The
Chinese troupe will appear; grand display of fire.
works and bali will also be given.
BANvARD's PANORAMA OF THE Holy LASD.-This
being the last day which this splendid painting can
be exhibited in the CITY, we advise those who have
not seen it to embrace the last opportunity offered
WooDs MASSACHUSETTS, popular band Of negro
performers continue to do good business. The
programme for this evening is excellent. They will
give an afternoon entertainment on Monday.
PRoF. SEDGwICKs BALLAD ENTERTAINMENT
which was postponed in consequence OF the severe
storm on Thursday evening, is to be given tonight
at the Lyceum, Stapleton, Staten Island. He will
also repeat it on Monday afternoon and evening" at
the same place.
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Our CITY Posr OFFICE ARRANGEMENTS. We learn that
Mr. Postmaster Fowler has appointed fifty ak carriers
for the city delivery OF letters aud has arranged for three
deliveries per day south of Chambers street dev.
cries above Chambers to Twenty eighth street. and one
delivery above Twenty. eighth street
STAMPED ENvMoPEs.--Tbe new stamped envelopes are
new ready AID can be obtained between the hours of
NJ and p NJ At the Post Office at this rate of So 20
per hundred
LAYING FOUNDATION SToNE--The foundation stone
of new house for Oceanic Engine Company No H. will
be aid with interesting ceremonies by the company
SO Wooster street, this day, at IL O'clock A. NJ cola
ton will be given to all who may attend The company
intend to deposit in the stone all the
Of the city the coins Of the United States list of OK and
present members Of the besides other curios
ties of the pre- sent generation.
TREE STRUCK IIGHTNING-A large and beautiful viii
low tree in the garden of Mr. Van Nest in Fourth street.
struck by lightning during the storm Thursday
night 1t broken off at the trunk and thr own across
Charles street, blocking up the thoroughfare.
SUN STRoKE.--A carmap, named Patrick Riley, while
driving his team Thursday through the Sixth avenue
pIostrafsa by stroke. He found by Ser
geant ShArksy lying upon the steps o, Jefferson
ket nsensibe. He removed to the drug of Dr.
Hunter in the Sixth avenue, where he received tempo
Isry relief and after wards conveyed to his home
Twenty sixth street.
RAILROAD ACCIDEST.-Mr E. Mckinney, conductor Of
train on the New York and New Haven Railroad while
coming down had his head badly in passing through
the tunnel at Forty second street. He standing
the platform at the time Lieut. Garrett Of the Sixth
ward took him to Lovejoys Hotel where he attend.
to by DR.. Quacksnbose.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE-THH
subecrbers commissioners appointed BY the Orphans
Court o. tho County Of Bergen and State Of Now Jersey
virtue Of decree Of said court sell public sale to the
highest hdder at the house Of John Myers English
borhood on Monday, July H. At O'Clock p NJ those
lots or parcels Of land and premises and being all
eighty acres which win be sold in lots Of from
the Fort Lee Turnpike Gate Conditions Of ale-One half
the purchase money may remain bond and MORTGAGE
desired the forty per
the hrst day Of August 1853 when deeds viii be given
$ATf$S SihsiSSSShhssHorr. Commissioners.
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City Intelligence.

EanGRAnoN.-Numberof emgrsnts arrived at the port
Of New York, from foreign countries. in Jane, 1853
pLnrs Of Shirynerf M ofE n,5,.oot, M IF V.sosT.
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:.
A UCIIoN sALE-THIS DAY, AZ 4g BOWIRY. AT
~ O'clock elarst wines In cAses. brandy in iArys
o onoios assrtnsne Of aad second hand furur
iSmn. esssAss tables, desks, rockers, e0eks
- TH0S. SPHINX. Ass9e.s,r,
A UCTi0N .NoTIcE..O: WARREN. .AUcrIONxse
ct Bogars auction ROOM housshod furniture vitScvt ~
serve Of family leaving the city oonsstiur Of soss
:aSsssr and door: BrS:'' s.a
glasses. NB-ParticulAr attention paid 70 tina Srs -
horses and harness Sale Of chs dsv
A UCTION NOTICE.-BY R. W. FROST-ExrRNsIvR
"A sale this day ct lOH O'Clock, in the sale rooms u
hosiery and millinery store removed from Besotsr street,
be soi the entire Of wholesale and retail
liquor and segsr stsre comprising fine OF
articles in the line has been offered for time Aso
all the bar furniture pictures in the store 70
THOs. BELL, Auctioneer.
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nENTIsTRy-A. 7. SMITH, n.ATE WITH DIR. 9.
~ Eowel) tsgs to inform his friends IND the public
enti6O principles with 81 the latest i<prevsmests and
which quality and w6rkm anshp ornn0t be eurpAssed
Terms moderate. A. T. SMI(H 81 Bond strsee
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On tho third ballot Mr. Psbury received 500, on,
6i5 es, and was declared duly nominated
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T OST OVERHEARD FROM THE STEAMER GEORGIA.
IL on her outward passage to Aspinwa the 18th OF
June George w. Harrison of GAL Broadway aged twenty
mia
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WIN Writers. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
w day, at 0t o'clock, at 17 Canal by virtue
chatte mortgage quantity Of household furniture consist
sion dining tea and card tables; French plate gas,e
paintings carpets oolobs hat racks rods and
carpets mahogany French cottage bedsads
hair mattresses, beds, dressing bureaus was6stands
also the furniture family one
parlor organ, seraphim kitchen furniture &C.
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ENOUND FLOATING IN THE EAST RIVER ON LAST
Il Sunday morning, small boat about ten feet long,
called the franklin Pierce The owner have her BY
4
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LOST AND FOUND

LNOUND-A SMALL SUM OF MONEY. THE OWNER
have 1t by applying at the stable the Of No
81 Clinton place Eighth street
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n G. HORTON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS, sA-
~. turday afternoon, at o'clock at No. Is Sixth avenue
furniture, removed for convenience Of SALE Also. at
o'clock sailboa IL feet long copper fastened and In
good order. Sale without reseryey
TT N. BUSH, AUCTIONEER, 10 NORTH WILLIAM
IL. street-At l0a O'Clock variety Of and second
hand furniture mantel aments cutlery
ngs &C. Also invoice Of boots and Shoes lot ofjewel
er's tools, workbench, 60.