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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

OANOLNW AVADhHAFLSt
NEW CLAssEs.-BROOKEs' DANCING ACADEMY,
IN at lis assembly rooms No 36l Broome street. The
quarter from the time Of subscription The
school will continue open during the whole year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

DIANOS.-SEvEN NEW AND VALUABLE ROSE
wood pianos, of bi and for sale cheap
pay advances Three second hand pianos Mt $50 $40
Sl75 Also Watches chains specaces cigars safe hooks
trunks &c. Cash advances merchandise aud personal
property generally j. T. JONES, Q. Ann street. second
floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

NTUSIC.-A YOUNG LADY, WHO HAS BEEN IN THE
M habit of giving music lessons the piano, would take
pupils They be instructed either in their
houses their residences Address Her Nd
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DlUSlCHI.,

NoLIAN PIANOS, AT Al BRoADwAY-A LARGE
~ assortment Of pianos from the celebrated
Halet Davis Co Boston Also tho well known instru
mcnts Of A. W. Laod Co.. with full supply OF and
second hand pianos Of various makers for sale at
prices. Pianos to LEI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

DOARD-AT NO. 100 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET,
ID from Livingston place. and Suyve
sant park families gentlemen The house
and newly furnished and has all tho modern
INN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

ITO LET-THE CoAMoDIoTs TWO STORY AND
attic brick dwelling house with stone front basement
cellar built in the best marble
ants throp ghout mahogany sle and sliding doors Cro
water 80. Inquire the premises 100 Amity street
or sc iYS broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

HORSE FOR SALE-WARRANTED PERFECTLY
IL sound and eentle good traveller four old la
uuire at la Walker street.
VIrANTED-A PAIR or FINE MATCHED HORSES;
w black chestnut sorrel, long tails and Names I5M
H hands high and good saddle horses they be sound
kind and gentle. Apply at SSi Broadway, to
JACKSON WILLETS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

CT MARY'S, NO 77 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
. transient board may be obtained 1T the above hotel
- r. COFFIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

ITO LEI-Ar NO 81 H0YT STREET, SOUTH BROOK
lyn, about minutes walk from South ferry hand
three story brick house mastie front with modern
Eeighborhood unohjsctionable Rent 500
ppy tho premises y Tompkins place. Also two
single gentemen to breakfast and pleasant and
guiet Attract
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obtained in small family the thir house at Har
rss Landing, Ravenswood, l., n. B-The first landing
by the steamer Ravenswood Capt NJ L. Baldwin from Peck
lin Nav nrk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

ITO LET-ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE WELL
i accommodated with a front and rear parlor with
small private family and in gentee location The
will be let separately IL required; without board Apply at
3T6 Broome street, or address c. L.. Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

DOOMS TO LET-A FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM
III the second floor, furnished in private family
where there are no gentlemen
with breakfast required Location in the vicinity
Johns park. References given and required. Ad
dress T.. s., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

ITO PUBLIC AND BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS-TO
Of the best stands the city Of Brooklyn
for The grocery liquor business Rent for whole house
four brick houses, well furnished,
With marble mante &c containing seventeen each
Rent 300. Apply to 4. :. STALLkNECHT No. Ia Wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

ITO LET-TwO PARLORs AND TWO BEDROOMS ON
the second floor, in house No IS Blocker street
BROADWAY
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BOARD WANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
ID in private family where there few or no ooarder
in the vicinity Of Broadway below Union square the gen
tleman takes his dinners down town. Address g. a. D.
RrnA diva PnRtO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

GOLD DAGBERRE0IYPE MISUNDERSTANDING
- improved stereoseopic patent March 1853 Is acknow
lodged by the best Judges to DO practical
ccn portable and ny at least 100 per cent cheaper than
other exaDt 1T s In fact ordinary
the microscope attachment occupying the
taken up by the useless velvet cushion sample will be
sent by mail free OF postage the receipt
prices from sl2 to $50 dozen for the different
aud qualities furnished with hno plate glass aud ne gilt
borders. Warranted TO give satisfaction. JNO H. MAS
CHER. No. 40s North Second street, Phi,adephia
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ITO RENT-THE STORE AND BASEMENT, Nos. iS5
i and la william street, Washington block inquire on
the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

LNOR SALE OR TO LET-FIvR BEAUTIFUL THREE
story and basement brick hon IL inch walls marble
Of the best lyle in all the situated Sacket street.
Hoyt and nished in the best built Of
the lest materials in the vicinity o. the Carroll Park
One of the desirable in the city Brooklyn
for private residence The houses will be ready for
psncy by the ist ef May Rent moderate 5000 OF the
purchase bond and Inquire
corner Of Atlantic and Hicks street, South Brooklyn Of
THOS. MULLIGAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

DOARDING-ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE
ID Ated with good rooms desirable lOca
ton very the south Ferry by applying at 80 Clinton
akra
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.-A FEW GENTLEMEN
ID and their wives, large family, be handsomely
with board through the permanent
Rochelle large and airy aud location plea
SAINT within few minutes walk of the depot STAGES
pass door the arrival OF all the trias For parteu
lars please apply the premises. MRS. HASLETT
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BOARDING AT log WAvERLEY PLACE, FIFTH DOOR
ID west Of Washington square-A very pleasant room,
wit connecting be had by lady and gento
man single gentlemen furnished unfurnished
Shower baths, with hot and cold water. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

nor SALE-THE GOOD WILL, LEASE AND FIXTURES
of foOr end feed store doing excellent bust
and located III business the city Full part
eulars will he given by addressing H. A., Broadway Post
Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

DOR SALE CHEAP-A HOUSE AND LOT IN WYCK-
OIL street, Graham avenue Williamsburg,
nient Terms first rate investment
qure Of G. g. ANDREWS, or J. +. KENDALL. No.
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

ITO IET-FRONT PARLoR on SECOND FLOOR OF
house No NS Broadway furnished unur nished, suit
able for gentlemen There other boarders In
quire the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

NOR SALE-A HANDSOME BAY MARE, SIXTEEN
hands old sound and fast having trsttsd
mile in three minutes ten seoonds perfectly kind safe
blood stock the island drives without
binders without tying To be at Dimonds
stable in street Beaver Also light wagon and
harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

ITO REsT-TO A PERMANENT RESIDENT, A FIRST
class brick house The height, at New brighton,
Island within Eve minutes walk Of the ferry Re
convenience in works, dumb waiter
speaking stable and coach house gardeu geuud
&C. sndiDg extensive view, surrounded by
woods, Apply to CHARLES X. HAMILTON, Hasoror
strna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

DOOMS-FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, WITH
IL breakfast tea, and dinner the sabbath The house
all the modern Improvements Terms moderate Apply
at 400 Fourth avenue between and Twenty
mint street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

ITO LET-THE SECOND AID THIRD FLOORS AND
front building No. A Barclay street; pos
may be had Apply the premises FROM
fn ID A. Al to L. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

DOARD-ROOMs FOR SINGLE PERSONS OR FA
ID miles with full partial board and good attendanc
at Nos IL and - Twelfth street.
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RIO LET IN UNION STREET, NEAR CLINTON
i South Brooklyn frst-class three story brown
sone front built with all the modern improvements
gas bs hs 10 Inquire Of " GINNEL No. 50 West Baltic
.trao.. Brooklyn, or No. 40 Maiden lane, New York.
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ROR SALE.

90 OnO-To EXCHANGE KICHTY ACRES or
1lL.UOU land at MAmaEoneck, comma nding a fine
view q the water WIN be for good city property
depot Mamaroneek now doing an exo.ilent bust
mass wall DO exchanged At bargain.
"a l.. SHELDON 90 Nnsssu street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

ID board the country hear Of pleasant location
within half mile Of seeambost landing BY applying ~
JPN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

ITO LET-AT Low RENT, ROOM, BEDROOM AND
l. pantry. in retired dwelling, the Bloomng dae
road The OF the house occupied by only
Very des,rsbe for quiet neat person Rent in advance.
No reference required. Address v W, at Albros 80
BOuery, for week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

WANTED BY A PHYSICIAN SINGLE PERMA-
w board and lodging, down town, with OF
Tor basement in the house Of private family where no
other taken and where he could occasionally
little hut select society respectable boarding
not objected to- Dublin family preferred Locality
within quarter mile Of the City Hall Address Medi
Heral
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

BOARD FOR A LADY MAY BE OBTAINED IN
ID genteei location, within two minutes walk o. Aston
place Family small and retired. Address Harris Broad
WAY Pnat office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

rro LET THE TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
4 houss No eS Broome street finished in the best
shi oushout Croton water vaults front and rear and
garden the front basement suitable for doctors
having been used such for two past For
terms Sn apply at the Office Of JAS. X. HAMILTON u
SONS. No. 81 w all street stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

BOARD WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
ID Wife in private family where there are no other
boarders second story front funfurnished with
board seventh ward preferred Address b. box 2Ul
Pos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03

i ful house in Williamsburg, FIVE minutes walk from
slip ferry accommodate three four single
tlemen with furnished and breakfast at moderate
prices, ADDRESS A. p Herald Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-02
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
nnnal Com.

FEMALE AcADENY CoNNEScEyENr The Annual Com
menoement Of the Brooklyn Female Academy was ob
served yesterday. at the City Institute with appropriate
exercises The proceedings opened with prayer by
Rev Mr Van Dycke, Of the First Presbyterian Church
and on the stand the President Mr. Van Wagner
Rev Dr Spencer, Rev. Mr. Rockwell, Rev Mr.. Backus,
Mr. CrieIdrn, the Principal Of the Institution Jadgs
Greenwood, and several others The Report Of the Com
mittee wss read by Mr Rockwell IL presented very
satisfactory sissmsnt Of the results Of the examination
He also read the compositions OF several OF the Graduating
Clss Alt-r which the Address was delivered by Hr an
Wagner, ard diplomas awarded 10 the Following
graduates comprising the whole number upon whom the
honor was conferred Mary Beers, Fairfield Conn Eliza
o Borden, Fall River, Mass Mary Brosn. Norwich,
n Y; Caroline Z. Darrov, Brooklyn; j. Elizabeth Grf
fbs Brooklyn; Eliza b GArvn, Fltbash l.. l.; HARE.
l. Need Bro, kyn; Isabella g. Oakley Brooklyn Annie
= Piiee Brunswick Mo; Helen Reed Brooklyn Cltrissa
K Tacott Pittsburgh, Pa; Mary Waterbury Addlstown'
L. The exercises were interpreted With singing by the
girls and sbou. noon. the ceremonies concluded with
benedction by Rev DR.. Spencer.
ACCIDENTS boy named Henry Baldwin, thrown
from wagon yesterday, while driving along Hicks ST. and
sustained slight fracture Of the sculL
b, wagon the Of Water and Jay ss and con-
lady was run over in Fulton yesterday evening, and
sustained fracture Of Of her arms She was taken to
drug store, and properly attended to.
WASHED AsHORE-Yesterday morning the body Of
large muscular washed Ashore near the Powder
House Red Hook Point There evidence OF violence
about the head Coroner Ball held An inquest and IN the
absence OF oller fSAAASt
Of found drowned
FIRE-Lsst evening about o'clock fire broke out 10
stable situated in lumber yard on the corner Of Baltic
and Coum ISIS, which destroyed The flames cOm
runicaied with two story frame tenament nearly al
ioning which damaged to the extent Of probably $500
II was occupied by three families sho saved nearly AL
their goods The property Is owned BY MI George reen
The heavy rain just previous prevented the spread OF he
flames among the lumber.
SUICIDE Br DRwSH6-A female domestic, named Ca
harine Sherry lately residing with the family OF Mr. Wei
liDgtOn IN Carrost, near Henry conmitfed suicide on
THURSDAY evening about 10 O'Clock by jumping off the
dock foot Of ST. while Aborng under deranged
Of mind 1t appears that she had been engaged to
be married 70 young msn, who last Sunday was uafed
with another woman which weighed heavily upon her
mind and she expressed her determination to drown her
seh which she carried mo effect the above evening.
little girl An acquaintance bad been with her during the
day. 10 whom abe related her grievances and gave her
dollar with the rs9Ges, that be gvsa 70 the priest to
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coRRHLL-on Fuay. July Ma Rachel cOsn. IN he' 'ss
ofs<e.
family Ar, re,,.s.ed 20 stssx hcr
une SUNDAY O'Clock wtksat farter iartaon Her re-
uairs vii ~ taken 90 Greens oo6 for at-rrneus
phUGHTFRS-in No.Atpetca f0wraAie Ci>rr,,, "a, OAis
he - ycsrs orths DAYS oa IL. dsy Of
death which occurTed the sk r he so Co.
ron Delaware wN ks IN ~ snr.s al t-sl
He uu THE o ies he cane - wa
shut cspstsi 81 CsoIt Co r-ra,.l A<r.
bis farm whss be -sned az - ~ s.rs
H. seet and Eve children Departure
SCHOOLCRAFT fuuorrs de.th Of Juaxs SAVANNAH ef
Csf.iris 10 ecnnsiicted By Detroit papes
TONNsYNn-Jure Is AZ residence Of Der .sr,l<w Far
Hsver Dorothy TowuEd widow Of Ebensker
erd, seeS e. yesrs
TnTSsAINT-ou Thur.ssy bis residence In ey
IN the S7th q his
bis furerA 81 fessrs Chnrch
Ba,cisys, Saturday nornins a 10 o'clcek
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MARINE coUar-BsfoTs Juds. MCCARTHY.


To 70 balance alleged 20 be due for rent Of
store in Forty sixth 81 Plaintiff says he let the store for
year. az $500 In defense said that lease was 70 be-
gwen for five years after the first year. when the rent
70 be- sz00 year, but that the first year 20 be $780,
sud was paid in full and recep for the last quarters
who testifed areeAby TO the defense and also said that
plaintiff was indebted to him $50 for borrowed money
judgment against plaintiff for defendant $50
AIdre~ Brady agt. FraheisgBartlett
To SlJ7 30, tless 81 80 paid for quarters
rent In defense II said that the rent paid. A
check Of $780, drawn by Bartlett & Miller, on Leather
NanuacuTers Bank gwen As part Of the amount bat not
paio by the Bank produced in evidence DeendsDt
spIesred had hired Of plaintiff house No 1913 BrOoms-
st. for five years az $50 year The firm Of defendant
was Bartlett Miller aud when the check given the
firm was preceding in businss but assigned Immediately
for defense that the check OF third party had been
received 10 payment and binding such The Judze
considered the check be that Of the defendant hmso
His signing bis firms name, not bringing il within the rules
oi nste Of third party judgment or pls milf 300.
Terence AeCsal ssst. William Kipp.
To damages for injury 10 horse also expense Of
K, epng the hOrse while in a disabled state. Plaintiff
il the employ Of the Corporation, and engaged
u taking Up aches from houses The horse backed up
the walk the corner OF Eddge and Delaney sts
when horse belonging 10 defendant attached wagon
and without any driver. dashs down the street the wheels
The wagon striking the fore legs OF plaintiff horse and
il is said knocking him down and causing him 70 be lame
ia defence, It IS said if any damage happened il was
caused by accident which defendant bad no con
troll vheelbarrov having been agans. defendants
horss while be bsng led - defendants store causing
the horse be frightened and running off; and secondly
that The injury not so great a. set up. Tns Court
charged that the accident happened by any negligence
defendant those in his poyment either as regarded
omission commission, he is liable. Verdict for plaintiff
$40.
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paw Tor two tor the rspose of hsr sesL ih@ g
r.sored 70 every srice in h-r power - nla's h-r ~
abandon The r4sh design but with ne effect ana An'uSn
her when shen she m<ds the fatal punge wNs usAs
10 rspder procure any assistance enc in,ernsS a..
pohfe o., the oocurrei c. and Assistant CA9t VA vIlu
- he Third District recovered the body ard tS1k ! % Sas
State House. where an inquest Eas held ths Nesucl
rerdrdwas in accordance Sh the circumstances above
dt-'d TIE deceased 81 years Of age, and mas Seua
Dine ysaIs cid residing With f,mily in AontreA |''A
PURIoIslSG DRAEr Yesterday German naeneu
ftihp Dob-rsten. take into custody oy On.-r y
~ Firs Police. the charge Of purloining 20 Graz
ron letter which had been pat in his care iOr delivery
Mrs Ftzstein Of No ia Courtst whom was direct
ID Ths letter delivered. minus the draft and the NO
mars picious being aroused the above ,er was pa'
npcn DobsrS'eins track and he se At Monsgn-
Ferry The draft was found upon his person. and be was
committed to answer the charge,
DISCHARGED The suit Of the Csroners investigate m
into the circumstances attending the decease Of Msgt
Hsmltor who, alleged had died OF injuries inflicted
b. her husband terminated in an honorable scquttal
SHoPLiFTISG "A woman named Ellen Wade, WAS
t4ken toto custody. lat evening. for stealing piece OF
asn from dry goods store in Fulton 81 She was CON
rnitted
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MARRIED..

DAVISON-LATIMER--At Philadelphia Jefferson Co, ". z,
Jure w. Tread-e 0fTheres Mr. Jerome B. Dawson
% soph, v daughter Of John LEe Es, Of Phsepba
ELLIsWOOD-HURD-Jun 30 BY Rev William Barnard Rev
Frank Enwood Of Becefe, j. 70 MIS- k0vsns Hud oths
city
LTon ofthe rr Lew Co.. Caroline daughter lats
Philo Andrews all Of this
EEFF-BCRNET-June 80 By Rev Samuel a. Fisher Peter
gsS Of Cinennsu and Caroline NJ, dsashteE William Barss
Eco Of Brootiyn
q. InEs M asrshfer u Hon. B. {. Howard. '0-
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RlDAY. July Up
is still downward


The tendency OF the Stock market is still downward saA
he transactions TO moderate extent portion Of the
duness Of the market doubt due the fact that ma
nv Of the operators preparing TO leave town. and are
Opposed to close up their operations Erie heavy and
.od At the Second Board at 79l decline OF per cent
The other fancy Railroads heavy but without inpor
nt decline. Norwich appears to be among the rmes Of
that class Of stocks. There features ia con
nacion with It. which considered ighly favorable Nj
c,rseua is heavy and sold low as but closed o.
Cu,on is steady at about go The Coal stocks are out of
rvor but rather drmer at the Second Board The
R.srd are doing rather in Miang stocks Saes on
ucCuock Gold PheniS Gold and North Carolina Cooper
w.re made day In McCulock there great excitement
n consequence Of the reports brought by the President
bo has Just returned from the mine The stock sold at
o,r,her advance of Use. per share. Morris is ann
rha premium Railroads quiet, but generally firm Do
:, cement stocks buoyant Skies 1867 sold at las .
M the latter at auction, and after the Board large mar
- hanged hands at 90. Railroad Bonds are quiet Fire
,,,aoe Fries sold at which decline of "a mar cant
since the last sale at the Board.
A. auction, Mr.. Draper made the following sales The
amount Of the sale very large and the prices
b,a,red were generally considered to DO high
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The Exchange market not active and bankers sterling
can be had at9i cent The range OF good bills ssi
y cent Francs 5l5S5lji.
In Freight, there fair amount Of transactions, Te
Liverpool $4,000 bus Wheat SD. ships bags; 5000 or
1000 bbls Flour IT, 3D.; 500 bale, Cotton. a. SO.
To London 5000 bbls Flour Is 1900 bbls Oil Cake 49,
The receipts at the Sub Treasury s2fO7O Payments
.ls75i Balance 800 The payments to day on as
count Of inter 81 m the public debt, were 1897 OOO
The Merchants Exchange Bank las declared A semi.
annual dividend Of four cent The East River Bank,
"a y cent The PncnK Bank, A cent The Re.
public Fire Insurance Company dividend Of ssa 6Io
on each share Of 600 Of the capital The Hamilton Fire
Insurance Company cent, payable ulys The Con-
nec,icut Fire Company OF Hartford. CT v cent The
Morris and Essex Railroad. 81 cent, payable Julyh
The Newark Banking and Insurance Company. v cent?
pa,sbIe July The New Jersey Insurance Company Of
Newark, v cent, payable July l. The Newark Gas
COMPANY y cent, payable Jalyi
The Directors OF the Empire City Bank dividend II
81 cent.
The Empire City Insurance Company 10 cent for the
past six months.
The coinage at the Mint Of the United States PhI.te
phia for the first six months Of 1852 has been as oows
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DIED..

pTSNETT-On FRIDAY naming July l. Freddie w only .os of
William az Bennett lsed year. .nf Sav.
Ri. tAaea % "sstpor, Conn, for nterneat
.on OF j. Cooper AID May Looker.
Friends Of The family respectfully invited to attend the fsnea
til day. 0e0ek hon the res6ercs Of bis psents No 10 Md
Dearest seaman thou vert loved
And God hath tsksa tAes sboTs.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT or APPEALs.

ALbANf, Thursday, J1ns 30, 1858.
No % Andrews and others, appellants sgt Dursnt and
others respondents Argued. Hill Jr for appellants
Samuel Haum nd. for respondents
No % Reserved generally
No 30 st down for July -.
No 81 Oakley, respondent agt Morgan appellant; ar
cu.d Samuel Bearosley for appellant; lIOrato Ballard
for respondent
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U. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

In the matter John Van Oden apprentice claimed
under the Fugitive IRON Labor Law The original war; Ant
in this case Withdrawn and issued the point
being whether the Constitution the proceeding can
be- maintained Testimony TO the lad being apDren
tice in New Jersey sc was taken. Decision reserved
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.rH.sr.-An n1difinnal

CLARENDON, 4TH-Ay. COR. OF loTH.sT.-An additional
wiz 70 splendid Hotel will b. o-ned THURSDAY 18th July.
hen conn Will this estabsDment th
The ooitopa gill he hned and furnished in the
beautiful style the building which
The
Bsfhs PLfes Closets kc every u Apartments
situated In the fashionable the
CIV the Crystal Pssce, make the attractive Hotsl
Traveller The In order make It select and desirable
guests the Proprietor has tEd the CHARGES 81 day the
Ii d February. .. {. PUTNAM, Proprietor.