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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-14

Senator Hunter of Virginia. and Mr. Ather-
ton, Senator elect from New Hampshire arrived in
Washington on Thursday. Of course everybody is
on the qu vve. but there is nothing positive as yet
on the subject of the Cabinet.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-14

NEW YoRK. Jan. lO-The steamship Humboldt
from Liverpool arrived yesterday. bringing cargo
worth over two millions Of dollars
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-14

Bennett, of the New York Herald. has made a for.
tune of $250,000 out OF his paper, and has had abou,
twice that sum stolen fIom him by reacherous alta
cheS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-14

Thomas s. Hamblin, Manager of the Bowery Thea.
tre died in New York on Saturday NIGHT
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MARRIED..

APPLETOh-RANDALL-0s Thupdsy morning. Junes. Il Chrd
Church Boston Daniel r. Appleton NewYork Julia NJ
dell dsUpher Of he late Nicholas Randall Esq- Of MangA
BtZBY-McDoWELL-On Fifth Day, June according 70 tho
Elizabeth Ann Mcdowell ofNew.YoFk City
BOYD-ALLEN-JuDe8 BY Rev. Edward Allen, DR. George B.
Boyd Scranton to Mas Emma daughter Of Rev T. Allen Of Hxr
ford
CLEvELAED-KNAPPIn antsbnrsh Gsaugs Co. Ohio, Juns
s. n. O. Cleveland and Miss Ann Maria Knapp.
DODGE-ARNOLD On Thursay JuBe9 BY Rev A. d. Gillette.
Robert j. Dodse and Mia Antoncs Arnold daughter Of W. X
Arnold, Fsq, all ofthis city,
HOLMEs-BAGHTI In Stamford Conn Jane saml Holmes,
ofEew York ard Mary T., daughter Of Dr. NJ D. Height
HARDEE-sLICRH.-IB GeOrgetown ID. G, Juno 2 By Rev.
henry sce Rev Wa Harden Of the BD Asnua Conference,
Ms Lizzie eldest daughter Of the officiating clergyman
HENDERsoN-N ETTER-At Bslhlnors, ma Ja1e Robert
NJ Henderson Of Cue Pa, 10 Margaret A. daughter oil tho s>
John 8 Weffsr Of Baltimore Co. -
AN-n Erie Pa, June q, L. L. Pratt efhs
Advertiser to Mis- Sarah s. ssghsr Of A. buckingham an
OF Fredouia, ChsufsUque Co.
NORRIs-B0RNE-At CanandaguA May - BY Rev. d r. Dag
eet Rutherford Mos Of sOu Ellen EbzAbeth daughter
OF Henry Horne, Of Cansndsigua
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esire The psYt 81 The respective paths ysur Commes
large sount q testimony uuoef these respective heads the
ui from he CLEANED the feet that 1851 the
institution OF
PER OF the CEASED is general business That although curing
s6 ts5 CO. ofwhch S s2 81 paid pictures for ddbl
ton owing TO the EMBELLISHMENTS before referred 70
csd meeting opened their books thirty
subsene including themselves, and proceeded the set
exiDs sssinsi Institution would require say al
m ut Of m real Accordingly ses by public sue1n
OF The property and the the
payment other debts All the proper the tuition
ease Of orgnsl gallery which uot 1857; the
value several thousand LAr, Tbs
oS the value OF which they place equivalent for the snount
osubscrpOn @ Bot should be rnn, that h.ss
cravings woud have ben Distributed the had the
reFulsr drawing Of the paintings taken place.
feur Committee clearly Of opinion that the Eea error n
Of their receipts building fund" This clearly
Improbable Evey institution Of character Of this kind should
justice 10 al lie Nov certificate OF membership only
rood would require subscriber q contuus hs sub
scpon annually snsef right in the real estate Of tbs
ipsitucr might subscribe twenty the end
witch sbous dissolve his cls In the real
would the individual who only subscribed the last
o. s existence And should the subscriber AFTER pstronrns
the fail his ubsr TOR the
twentieth then have claim the property Of
the Institution Thus IN the lapse OF many years tins building fund
% wouf with
the reduce the list their and d
v6e the property among themselves
IL due the Committee Of Of this nstuton t
COMMITTEE shosd that evidence presented % @
pair their integrity highly ho orsb aud that they embarked
desire the fine IN this there exists not doubt
the minds c Committee But they have been unfortunate
objects they sought accomplish utterly fal,d
treasury there necessity for
,ny further legislative action in tho premises for would neither
therefore ask be relieved from further dera
ton sfths subject d. u. TAYLOR, Chairman
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THE ART.UNION.

Report of the Legislative Committee of Inquiry.
Our Albany Core pondsnt has forw Arded copy euhre
the report Just made in the Assembly by d. B. Taylor
Chairman of the Committee of Investigation the affair Of
|hs Art Union. Its as follows:
RErORT
a 10 po TO this House on It's reeonveng day
upon charges named the Petition Of sund citizens Of
CITY OF NewYeTk praying for CATION into the Affairs OF
The American AtUnion :. the City Of New.YosS this day pre-
nso and that 81 1oam.tss, nav PoS ~ 20 ; S D ~ ~
hs B. Ts,or ChanPiain ana Oisgp we!s appo,oa sueh
M B. T.yor from the Select Committee tho Afa Of tn
American Art Union appointed pursuant the foregoing resolution
nd which referred the petition OF sun citizens OF the CITY OF
Asw-Yoak on this subject, respectfully reports
That Immediately after the Of this Legislature they oess ae
oect thcm aud have prosecuted
thoroushy the time allowed them and the eEeunanee would
Permit.
A. lhy herewith report al the testimony taken by them, which
ana anporsnt thsydO therefore recommend i'
printing Yet s deemed by your Committee Of Sufficient import
nce IN TINS 70 a. least rss them thus presenting it.
nom me peeeo ehtDg tks history Of this institution,
pursuing extended rscap0on its transactions. Is broken
history has for sometime past received wide public attention. hence
only fer your pe-sat their view, upon he
evidence given support Of the charges preeued la IN, petition
TIE first in petition that the institution WA gip,v
sered By this State for the encouragement Of American A,.
and generally the proof and ell the surrounding cream
he that eDtsrprns citizens Induced to
10 and encourage BY generous and worthy 0svs stands
On 81 bd Fem that the pubic were induced 20 believe. bv IN.
nes chosen and thai they received icr their
the testinony leads your Committee this conclusion;
d Of the annually chosen for
e quite loose a1d vague Tor an insu
@ controlling large Of money IN usHs this has done That
ne capacity Managers for rendeIg services as sueh no 70
od have made although Of them have dawa
sssbe Of FOR services rendered in other capacities,
~ ee benefit Of The institution.
70 The fourth tens the kept and managed IN
ssu s E manner nan sns PrS0 ~ o, .s,a NE
edgnent IN the payment Of b eamG before the same
seded bu Al the end Of each he obtained their approval
Popf sona1ee 81 management Although appears that no
nom th. eou. san in violation Of me rses
p1oper. '-~e-@'A' " 'N~' NS~ 49, -
NE raleg charges tbs petition relating the legal pro-
ssn tte institution the ds,nbuon Of lie property sad It's
according TO is charter your Committee 70
~ ior Judicial Investigation therefore within the
''ass Of y0u COMMITTEE In consequence however Of general
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DIED.

BELL-June TO- 1855, Mrs Elizabeth Ben wife Of samuel Ben,
aged 65 yean.
The funeral will sks place Sunday afternoon n o'clock from
s. Psus CbuIch The relatives and eG Of the my respect
faly invited to attend without further notice.
JfNeINGS--On Friday mOFnng Ann yensinrs
The friends and Acquaintance he family aso those o bver
William the funeral Sunday AFTERNOON All
lock rsrpHo Wauenst
GPInsBAW-ht Wilmington De June g. Doctor James
show cumberland Pa IN e 18th Of bis As
sstsn 1t Regiment Innsy, dsios late
Wi Mexico.
T1omss M Lyon formerly Of this city.
The funers psss Monday iSh instant 3ocoe
EAYNARD-At BoDckyle, Madison Co. MAY a. Hon. noses
Maynard formerly member of the Legislature, sner6 Of Msdos
Co. Postmaster Of hsdson and Rockville, aud Magse OF the
sHELDON-On Friday morning June 10 Louis. NJ Call wife Of
james o sheldon. and asushter OF James NJ. Gail.
The relations friends Of family respectfully invited at
her anea her late residence IA Broadway sun
day steroon the 18th instant O'clock without further invitation
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FOURTH OF JULY MILITARY PARADE The Fifth Brigade
Of the New York State Militia, under command Of Cen
Duryea composed Of the Thirteenth Regiment Col A. C.
Smith Fourteenth Regiment Col Smith, and the Seven.
for parade the morning of the 4h The Brigade will
form in line at the Of Ewenst and Division sv at
clock H.. and, after marching through several Streets
will be reyewed by the Mayor and Common CO1ncil.
They will then march to Brooklyn and, after being re-
viewed by the Mayor and Common Council, will be dis
4 - a. 4 II
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Court CaIendnr..... .Tms Day.

CIRCUIT CouRT-Part Nos. 6l0I, 673 674. s75 GIT,
67s. 90, 6sl to 6s7. 600 Part H. honday-l,i3l IIss.
ll57, 1l5s lI59 lG0 ll63, ll6i 1857 lss 1862 LII,
1,l72, l,l73I liza 10 LIE ll02.
CoMnos PLEAs-Psrt Mos 1909, 1917, Io7I. I,o7s.
I074 TO 0s3 0s5 1856 Part II-Nos 03s 055 I05s.
1851 1852 lOGO 0G O62 lOG3 1865 066, OCT, 1oss.
1909. 1910
SUPERIOR CoUETMonday-Nos 49, stl, s7s, 905. 90,
&c., 2g9 26s 4G2 1877 242 cal 6s8 649 626 C2s 662 Gys
500 H. 3s s24 800 s54 s76 ESQ., 932 1884, 1885, 9io sH,
943, 944, 945 94G 947, 94s, $40, 9J2.
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FUNERAL OBsEQUIEs.- The funeral obseques of Hon.
w Tompkins exme nber Of Congress, of Miss, were OF
exceeded in S.n Francisco before After mentioning the
out Of the Masonic Fraternity and his legal brethren
The, Placer Times and Transcript of Nay 10, says
"Among those who delivered addresses in honor of the
memory of the deceased at the meeting Court Room
Were Col Mount Mr. Sloan Mr.. Crockett and Judge Al
s1andsr Wells.
"1he funeral ceremonies observed With impressive
so.mny in the Catholic Chapel by the off itng clergy
the Co tege then moved for Yerbs Buena Cemetery the
kesrse birg preceded by tine Masonic Fraternity and fol
lowed by the Judges Of the County and the members OF
the Bar the following gentlemen acting Pail Bearers
Governor Biger Juoge Campbell Judge Alexander Wells
Beverly c. Saunders Recorder BaBer and Attorney Gen
ers Hastings.
The family and friends of the deceased followed in the
procession IN carriages TO the grave
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIGHT ABOUT THE SHERuF's PRIsTING.-A disturbance
occurred the Sheriff office yesterday between Deputy
Sheriff Sparks Conrad Swackhamer the Navy Agent and
his brother the Publisher ofa Semi weekly Paper in vii
amsburg of the Sheriff prnting-the Messrs
Swackhamer alleging that Mr. Lott favored Wing
papers more than he did those If bis party. Mr.
Lott explained that the nature Of the advertisements
such that he compelled to advertise in the Daes ia
order procure the number of insertions necessary within
given time This was not deemed satisfactory by the
Swackhamer and they abused the Sheriff the most
daous manner and wound up upon Mr. Sparks whom they
called all manners of bad names The upshst Of the whole
affair that fight ensucd between the Deputy ths
Naval store keeper and his brother which ended in the
Swackhamers' ejectment from the premises in the
summary manner Imaginable and thus the matter rests
for the present
FELL FROM BunDISG.-Y eserdsy morning Mr.. Bur
det S ker and of his apprentices both 1T work upon
unfinished building attached to the Catholic Church in
Jsyst fell from the second story to the ground floor in
consequence of the breaking OF plank The distance
was about or 20 feet Mr.. Stryker not mach in
ured but the apprentice young lad was badly bruised
CoLLIsIoN-Early on Thursday morning soop came
in collision with of the Fulton Ferry boats tearing
away the upughts and ripping up the deck for consider
able distance. passenger struck upon the by
the rims bolt bat not much hurt The slo0p has
tanned very little damage.
GREExwooD CEMETERY -Four ladies were yesterday
brought before Justice Ba'chey for puckng flo in
Greenwood Cemetery Two OF them discharged after
gy satisfactory evidence that they unacqu tinted
siih the rules The other two fined S. each, bu!
suspended and they also permitted to
depart.
ACCIDENT FROM BLAsTNG-O On Thursday evening James
CorOve had of his eyes ruined in consequence Of the
premature explosion of charge of powder while making
preparations to blast rock Vanderbtay. He "a
ken 10 the Hospital
LARCENY DY BoY-Capt Campbell, of the Third Dis
trict Police yesterday arrested boy named John Nun
merry who stands charged with entering the house Of Henry
Beord on the corner of Colombia and Atlantic sts some
day The past week and stealing from the bureau drawer
wallet containing S275 in bistwO Of the denomination Of
$780, and the remainder s. and $40 bls-and cage
tanning csnaries The boy sold the birds TO another
lad for ol and thereby detected. He Acknowledges
the THEFT but the money has been recovered lie
committed by Justice Blachey Of the Third District Pc
lice Court.
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Board OF ArnFsvEy-JuRe l1-Richard T. Compton,
President in the Chair and quorsn. present The min
u.es OF the previous meeting were rec and approved
PtfiOHs Rfrred-Of Martin Wa.ers md others for n a
construction Of aseSer in Washingt st. from prng and
Chsrltonsts Of Ja0 Cook Co, 70 lay granite block
pavement in Fulton st.
AID. Alyo.d offered he follow resolution which was
adopted Before IFS adoption Aid Barr took occasion TO
remark that nearly or unite great outrage perpe
traied in Tammary Hal last fall hat il dis graceful
TO the Common Council that the offenders who fsun
guilty IN The Court OF sessions sentenced The
neglect the part Of members of the Co Coun-
ell acting IS Judges IN the was common talk, aad
one thing TO hasten the Reform. The resolution
as follows:
WAetg, oS the evening Of the a May last highly respectable
lady OF THIS ty, between the
eupGry character aud habits sud-. friends
Sxeenh kouhav and left the
behfin their minds that yoiton the
that abe taken from them force
aggravated ehsHeter and which fully eon6rned
and the the
BODY which found in the East River WamsbarEh the
5b inst with all the marks the brutal hands sod
from which probably released life and
lis subject appeals the sympathy Of t
zeone frequent FOR which humanity shut
de proper and becomes the duty Of the Guy Go'nnen 20
AID feesng and bnng TO light tbs rpetAtos
Il st Outrage and the darn deeds Of Aese Violations Of innocence
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Trial Of Capt. Maloney for Murder nj Sea.
EIGHTH nav

U.scIRcUIT coURT-Beore Judge NELSON.
The Court rsom yesterday forenoon densey crowd
edwith view to hearing the summing up Mr. Ogden Hot
man proceeded on the part Of the defense He alluded to
the high character which American ship masters sustain
class andthe credit they reflect upon the country in every
par of the world
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n" Elegant French and India Wedding Cards, plan
bordered engraved the style Splendid Silver
plain Wedding Enveops Waters s1s silver Dox
Plates Hsrsdc Devices Of every description ia the int fyle Of Art
Stone and Metal FysRDELIs, No. M Broadway, -
Duans-t Established
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To THE LADRs.-UB.DELL,P EIRsos Il LAKE invite
the attention Of th, numerous patrons 70 thu oesDns Of large a.
Of rich plaid Ss Bareges Jaconets he Just resolved ~
the Arabia embracing novelties which ready
pscou Ne al Broadway between Grand and Rroonsss
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Received for fines during the year sfS2
lie repeats his recommendation OF the previous year for
the appointment 81 Dry Police.

IMPORTANT LyGAL DEoIsroS..-The heirs Of the Coles
estate have beeu gtstnq the City upon the subject the
taxes Of 1851 and 1882 amounting TO about $1,000
The decided in the supreme Court at Trenton
Tburday p favor of the City 1t may yet he carried 10
the Court of Errors The Judges were unanimous in their
decisinu
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KESrucKY-The recent Convention held by the De-
mOcraey of the IXth District, at Owensye, unanimously
nominated Hon. j. NJ. Rice, of Lawrence County, for
Congress Capt Cox at the earnest solicitation of the
Wings of the District has taken the field against Judge
Rice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-11

VIRmosr-The State Convention of the Pierce De-
mocracy is to be held at Montpelier June %, pursuant
10 he call of the following persons rccent appOntees
Of Gen Pierce believe)' ID. A. Smalley, c. g. East
man, F. G. Tucker, Stephen Thomas, W. H. II. Bing
ham.
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TENNEssEE-Stephen c. Pavatt is the Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Pulaski District Gen.
f X ZollicOfer (Whig) and Sam. p. Allison, (Demr)
candidates for Congress, in the Nashville District,
are stumpng the district together and Messrs Ready
and Barry. in the VIII District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-11

WIscorss-By the drawing for the Supreme Court
of Wisconsin. Hon A. d. Smith, of Milwaukee, drew
the long term.six years the Chief Justice, T. " Whit
ney of Rock four years; and Hon Samuel Crawford OF
Iowa Co, the short term.-twO years.
Lafayette Kellogg, of Dane County has been appoint
ed Clerk of the Court. The Wisconsin says his expe
rence peculiarly qualities him for the Office.
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MARYLAND-HOn. Francis Thomas of Frederick
County is named in the HagerstOwn Mail as candidate
for Congress
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KESrucKr-There are three candidates for Congress
Dr. Pierce (Whg) Of Garrard Major Burnam, OF Ma
olson; and Captain Benjamin Stone, of Estill. The
two latter are announced in The Richmond Messenger,
Wing paper.
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=
bis MAGNETIC POWDER and MAGNETIC PILLS will ndorse them
good inabe Such has been Whenever
scratches in the wanot reach or bdbug
the house. the queus with dose from No
Broad
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Advertisement

Worlds Fair and Crystal Palace Depot, No. AL
Broadway the sale Of Boots Shoes and 0.tes comprising the
offered hy cent below the usual retail
Please call and examine. JoNEs No 42l Broadway
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Board OF ASSISTANT ALDERhES-Fnday June IT, 1907
-As'rfint AID Ring in the Chair.
PETITION. O residents of Seventeenth Ward. to have
new Engine Company organized. To Committee on
Fire Department
Nv Assist nj AID. Ring;
Whsd, Man, ard rous complaints made assr the npare
and unhealthy min VII oh daily vd throughout me % Gus
TONER'S disease tn irens Therefr b.
6eosed That the City Inspector rspert TO this Board orta
10th eIIedeocy Of sppoDns an Inspector or Iape tors
dui, shall h. al 81 the sale Of Impure AMI unaeao!
uik In the City 10 the City Inspector Adopted
OF tie Controller, stating that 52i lots and puces wers
bid in by the Corporation at sale for payment OF as
sessments in April for 900 yesrs each The amount Of
the lots is s7ss22 70-ths appropriation sJoOoO-etvng
a .fciency Of s4s spa TO- which he recommends to bs
appropriated, and submitting ordinance therefor Ord
nance adopted
From Board of Aldermen-Preamble and Resolutions
in relation the proposed Joness Wood and Central Park
-Concurred in
Resolution Offering reward for information that viii
lead detection Of persons concerned in the abduction
and death If Ann 'Elroy. Concurred in.
Resolution that railing be placed around the public
squre vt the Five Points and that the square be put IN
proper order. Cnncurred in.
The Board then adjourned to Monday afternoon at g
O'Clock.
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U. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Before Commissioner BRiDcHAN.

seaman named Kelly Of the crew Of ship Kegaa.
exsmI ed charge of drawing his knife and saying
Captain Brown Of the vessel that be would cut zny
mans liver out that would take hold Of him. at the
time laying his hand upon the Captain IL said 10
reply that Kelly had been previously assaulted Decision
this forenoon.
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TESsEssEE.-In the Sparta District, Gen. William
CuIlom (Whig) has been nominated for reelection.
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EFW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The INV FERRY BoAT.--The new ferry beat bsiIt for
tke Of the Jersey City Ferry Company, spoken Of
few days since the Jersey City named the D. s. Greg
ory The trial trip Of this superior ferry boat will take
place Wednesday next on which day it will probably
20 10 West Point and return.
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THy coRDER's REPoRT.--The Recorder George r.
Cutter Esq, has made his yearly report to the Common
Council in which he states the arrests for the past year.
IN NAV. l.l3. as kollnws:
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,rd rn-- melting such punishment hslsw pr vis
therefore
Td Tst the Mayor the CITY he and he hereby auth,dz
70 Offer roo for ufo.fon thst viii Leaf 20 the De-
conyic on pTsOn concerned In the abdaroa
1esfh Of Troy who found dead on the IN n A
thar tie Mayor hi appropriate such further Suns ne may de
IpaSs,t-The report in favor Of widening Duane st ca
he North I'D. from Broadway Hui.ouss read aud
aid table sno ordered TO be printed
On notion the Board adjourned 70 Monday r a.
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o. S. DISTRICT coURr-Bssoro Judse IssssssLI.

TRIAL ON A CHANGE UF FOkOkKT.
James ID. Potter placed upon trial. charged with
forging the OF Elijah GuioD, j. r. White Psins and
another name certificate and power Of attorney
puporting to be from Enene Grant widow Of Jacob
Grant private in First Regiment of Dragons and entitled
receive five years hall psy-snd which certfcsta
&c be Is alleged have obtained money from the Gov-
eminent The charge Of forgery was denied.
II stated in his behalf that the papers had been sent
to him by person nsmed Mitchell at White Plains. The
Jury had not agreed at late hour last evening
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ARREST or PIcKPocKErs-Two named Thomas
Wallace and JAS bud ey alias Boston Jack, yes
erdsy arrested charged with picking the pocket Of Mr. H.
Coylr residing at No. IL V.rick place gold watch and
chain valued $50 At the time Of the commission Of the
larceny, Mr. Coyer standing in front Of the Saloon OF
Corporal Thompson The Crystal Palace, when be was
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ADVERTISEMENT
rzr General Jackson told our New-York merchants

who borrowed capital ought to break" Yet there
every business who promise directly indirectly
What they prepared TO perform Roof hows,.r always
msehe Crsyoos COorsd Crystal
which have made his Gallery Known throughout the
the world the headquarters Of art in the Empire City
RooT's Gallery No $50 Broadway. Rooms Of
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[AdvedtisemensI
Srur,. MIxrurAa Grape SaAvrs &e-The

MANrILLAs MANrnLAe, GRAPE SHAwLs, &c.-Ihe
sdies will End NJ E. TowLE Goa OF Columbian Hail. No.
ISL Grand, the most splendid rich Msnls in this
exclusively and selected by their
from Paris Rich black and coored Msnll,s
Ve Ao &c. Of the recherche and desirable styles and
- go Also nch assortment OF Iods Grape
shsw plain embroidered, Of every color, from % e such
1T gsnaray sold from 81, 10 $50.
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The following sale of Yonkers property was made by
Albert II Nicolay, June To-
2,,ory frame house and lot on A,hburtonaY lot cO