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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-02
Jersey Civ Intelligence,

KHlED.-Yesterdsy afternoon boy named Terry, aged
seven years in attempting the railroad
the starch factory between Bergen and Jersey City
got struck by the locomotive aud killed.
IMPROVEMENTS Water Commissioners are progress
ing rapidly with their work. They making ar
rangenent' to construct large landing place tbs Pas
sale river between the counties of Bergen and Hudson
and properly held bv the commission for Jersey CITY
survey of lands is also ordered BE- made in North
Bergen on which the NECESSARY works erected
to enab. the Commissioners introduce ato the city
pure and wholesome water
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lar weekly the largest Of the Sunday
tanning vast amount of sparkngy written reading
consisting OF romances sketshes tales anecdotes editorials
items &C. and the contents Of the
will be found to be than usually interesting brilliant
and exciting Dorcas the dressmaker; the young
the most published
IN the columns OF this paper at least ten thousand
having been disappointed last Sunday In being
To satisfy this extraordinary demand the pub
fishers have bad the initial chapters entirely reset and
issued In an extra sheet which be obtained grtutouv
o tne agents OF AZ the once OF pubcaton 10
msst not be neglected. and advise
the Courier at eary hour Sunday morning Partiou
lar notice to advertisers The circulation Of the Sunday
fourier the necessity OF putting the paper to press
us by handing in their favors before o'clock r. NJ Con-
tents for July The Mahomedan Mother intensely
interesting story complete The Mutny Of the Bounty;
About Mackere and Yankee Girls; Al Opera Manager
Partisan Life Quarter OF Hour under Awning The
National Holiday New York Grimes; Progress of Pa
lace Cbevaer Wyckof and Miss Gamble Custom House
Appointments The City Harvest Dog Fight &c. Price
three cents For sale everywhere
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BROTHERS. instantaneous pictures Of still moving oh
ect stereosecpc solid daguerreotypes do with
back grounds and coors given to the hair
and dress taken every day Pictures rom fife, of the
and Empress Of the French and Thousand ott
may be seen in the galleries. Artists and importers @
broadway opposite Park Fountai N Il Sole ia
the United states for H. b. Co.'s celebrated brand
plates, Wholesale and retail
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A Child EcoIfed To Denfh-

Coroner oDonnell yesterday held an inquest at the
house of John oberhuber the body Of his infant SON.
aged two years, who his death by accidentally
vpseng pot of boiling coffee seadipg his lower ex-
fremtes in manner, causing conyusions from
which he died. Verdict accordingly.
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Gentlemen From Louisiana, and from the
South and est generally, informed that ALFRED
MUNROE CO.'S price elothing establishment is At
No al Broadway between Howard and Grand streets,
where may extensive assortment Of
we'll made ments embracing all sizes for AID boys
Also, under of every description Prices uni
ormy low but deviation in instance from the mark
I'd price, N. BCothing tde to order in the best
manner and at the shortest notice.
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superintend. nt's Office, crystal Palace, View


The public is respectfully informed thst
admitted to the ysta Palace Monday July
th fourth except exhibitors and employed ia
building.
This restriction Is absolutely necessary the preparation
of the Exhibition and will he enforced ~hout
JOHN NJ. BATCHELDER
Secretary of Superin ton dents.
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cellence of bis hair and beauer consists
it perfect assimilation with the particles which
the hbree IT DEVELOPS the hair where IL
ed or thin by perfectly natural process namsly by
tratng into the dry vessels of the scalp and hne
with negative elements akin TO those which
up through neglect disease The beauty
Which mpar 20 the hair cannot isil TO last long It
Is applied regularly in formty with the directions Sold
by the inventor and proprietor, No Astor House.
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too-iaiont Solution of Jet price oaiy t in two minutes
dyes the most red white hair light dark
or jet black nj the time makes IL soft silky To
make ths hair TO stop its fsAng off, b. scurf
dandruf, 2s bottle Of Jones' Coral Hair Restorative
pcpot6l the right No. 6lWalker street beware 81
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their serious cost and bitter disappointment the utter
folly OF buying ing machines at a small price,
Dc good work with them THIS especially true ia
stitch and twice toe much thread The only machines
which have been uly tried every sort of
in all parts Of the In successful with
profit to their Singers trsght
chimes which at all times exhibited
1923 Broadway, by In. SINGER co.
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markebe and valuable article of hair dye known
colcrs red, sandy light hair instantaneousy to any
shade OF brown black without injury the skin IL
Tor sale or applied by the inventor, II GARDNER, Hair
Cutter and Wig Maker, No. Warren street.
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Supreme COurt-In Chambers.


July -Hdbeds Corpus-In the matter Of Michsel
Dunwor'h, claimed from the United States army by his
mother he beiNg under at the time he enlisted area
dy reported the Judge directed the discharge of
cruit.
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sun NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention II called
to GURNEYs new style Of Selored daguerreo.ype
feature in the art which he recently prodaced Also,
II, matchiess crystsoty With and without color No
$40 Broadway.
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rTeCKIes, pmCNv,
pmpes and all skin eruptons cured by the true t the
duced price Joness italian soap This fine emollient
raises thick lather for shaving soothes and when For
infants healing and cleansing Several physicians pre-
scribe IL for saltrheum erisipelas old &c 1t
panacea for these Depot 6lmind, 6l-Walker street.
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persons in want of superior wig scalp examine the
extensive assortment OF MEDHURST HEARD, n Maiden
lane whore they have tho best Wigs half
wigs braida OF long hair ringets zetes and every
scription Of ornamental hair work. Cut this out,
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Association IOg the Exhibition OF tho Indus.
try Of all Nations. OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT
CRYSTAL PALACE, juno "a.
Exhibitors, their agents requested present
Themselves with their certificates Of allotment Of space
the building Reservoir TO make Immediate prepa
rations for fitting allotted to them
ing their articles They will please enter Forty sscost
street, showing their certificates Mt the north
JOHN N. BATCHELDER
Secretary Of the Su perinte dents.
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tenn by REFS CO. hand glove with every improve.
ment of the for the peoples benehtke cheap
cheap dinners and everything under the which dis
broadway
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Segars. The Uni

segars.-The UndersigDsd, through his
agents in havana receipt the finest brands
OF all the principal factories His is worthy che
attention Of dealers and those who require rate
tcle. EDM'D. c. CHARLES. No. 7 Park place
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sepon reservations the beat invented Beware
Of pulled dyes Equally celebrated Ia Couraud's Medcated
for curing pnp-s freckes sale chaps rough
6 Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from any part
body Liquid Rouge. Lily White, and Hair Gloss at No. g
Walker street, near Broadway.
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gress of wine int" public favor proof Of its excel
ence It's merit lies in it's intrinsic virtues having
been pronounced by competent judges the finest sherry
the market. For sale, in wood or glass. by
EDMUND c. CHARLES, No. Park place,
Sole importer of Charles celebrated London cordial gin
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS,

THE CoRONERs INQUEsT-THE MELANCHOLY DEATH
AT THE FIRE IN FIRST AvENUE-PR0vIDENTIAL
ESCAPE OF TWO FAMILIES.
Coroner ODonnell yesterday held inquest on the
body Of Mrs Sophia healy aged sixty years, native
Ireland who to her death by injuries received in
spDg from fourth story window, during the FIRE in the
premises Of No 293 First avenue, Thursday night.
Mrs. Ellen Riley sworn, says-The house No. 293 FRS
avenue whore lived, took fire time during the
night aroused from my sleep, and haooed to my
window, and Mrs Hesy, the deceased, to another
window my brother got out Of the window We At
and by the aid Of the blind got into neighbours window
he took hold of my hand and ped in the way
going out OF the window my mother and the de-
ceased At the other window; my mother jumped
from the window frst and Mrs Healy Immediately AZ
my mother badly bruised, but she has no bones
broken although she leaped from the height as
Mrs Heay; they both jumped from the fourth story
back into the yard; my mother fell the grass
plot, but Mrs. Heay fell on the pavement; saw them
both fall; all very much alarmed and were
PEELED to keep heads out of the window,
Mrs Heay and my mother fell to the ground they lay
insensble MS II they dead; from the house
got into and into the yard spoke TO my mother
ard che answered me- she asked me If Mrs. Heay came
out Of that window told her yes; Mrs. Donegan and
her three children also ont Of that window
where my mother and MIRA. Heely leaped from;
mrs Donegan threw her three children out OF
that window and when the last child thrown down
the mo'her plunged after them | looking ut all
have described from the next door window Ia
ju1ed fatally but Mrs. Heily, she having foil the
pavement and tho others the grass plot when Mrs.
Healy WAS taken up she was dead
verdict rendered Of death caused BY injuriss re-
ceved in eappg from the fourth story window Of the
building No 293 First avenue during the fire at said
premises, on the night Of the 3oth Of June
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The Of offered GENIN this
l. four times larger and contains far greater variety Of
than he submitted the public since
he commenced business His short drab beavers are
the brilliant dress style for that be found
this side of the Atlantic Attention is invited to their
shape fnepess ghtnes and the beauty and elegance Of
their trimming Look around and If
articles of the exquisite finish be else
where ut price Genih Swiss and St. Clair hats
the prettiest Of the seasonght cool and
coming In Rio and Panama hats of degree Of fine
the field choice is boundles Summer travelling
for emen also in diversity Of
shape consistent with good The be said Of
the imported and homo manufactured stock of chill
drens hats and adapted to the Parents who
desire wide MARGIN for selection should call early.
CkNIN No. 2I4 Broadway, opposite st. Paul's
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trsvaeantly disposed, pay Is per Rocky
hoSnssp saysr they can better srtee Sf
Knox customers growing rich, for they prudeo
snsible bound folks who always buy Of the
cheapest and best"
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Wines, Branaies, Cigars, &c Hotel Keepers
and pryat. families will End large and
MUND c. CHARLES, sole importer of Charles celebrated
London CORDIAL Gin.
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Broadway and White streets 600 men and zephyr 81 TO
$40 5000 Marses an silk vests 81 to pieces linen
and cashmere pants q few tasty business coa.s
GEO. LIVE, 800 broadway,
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Bridge CHA RLES London cordial gin Is where Call
at all the hotels in towp drive to Burnhams TO Jsnes
anywhere else out Of town. and il s the prevailing
vorte article Of the house totally different from all
other gins is the purest and agreeable
the market. Importers office, Park place.
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TAMMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
brstion of the 77th anniversary Of the American
Independence at TammaDy Hall Monday, July 4, 1852
order Of Arrangements The Chiefs, Warriors and
Sachems Of the Thirteen Tribes will themselves to
the Grand sachem in the Great WigwAm, at ii o'clock
A. The Society will assembly Mt IL O'Clock precisely
for the transaction Of bus At o'clock the largo
of members invited guests OF Society with
ladies accompanying them At o'clock the exercises will
gagged for the occasion he Dscarston OF
will then he read by Brother Chauncey Shaer Music
Hail Columbia" by the band. Grafton By Brother
Lorenzo Sheppard Musc-'Star Span sed Banner by
the band. At5oclock P the members of the Society
Partske OF the waters Of the great spring sit at the council
Eras, and smoke the calumet of peace when patriotic
will be given speeches made by distinguished chiefs
fro States and letters read from brothers and
disngnhe democrats the republic.
admission without II kets which be had gratis
plication to either of the following
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS.
Sachems
George s. Messerve, Andre Froment
Elijah =. Purdy, Samuel Allen
Andrew IL. Mickle Charles A. Denike,
w lillian D. Brown, Stephen A. Feeks,
Thomas Dunlap, John Dunhsm
Jacob N. Vreeland. Henry vandewater.
stephen A. Duryea Secretary.
Casper G. Chill S Treasurer.
Thomas X Downing. Scribe
John Becker Sycamore.
Richard D. Lester. Wiskinkie
GEORGE 5. MESSGRVE, Father of the Council.
ISAAC v. FOWLER, Grand Sachem.
CASPER Z. CHiLDs Scribe pro tenn.
DAxTER GUARD.-THE ORDER FOR PARADE ON
Monday, July 4th s hereby countermanded BY order
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Emb, oideries the Worlds Fair -V,ry
ane specimens Of nesdleworh, in great variety maau
featured and imported for the Worlds Fair be
at the mbrpdery store No 400 Broadway duplicates of
which be purchased Il reasonable terms.
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233.-BaSshelOr's Celebrated Hair Dye and
Wig Factory 10 removed TO No. 23 Broadway opposite the
Park fountain Batchslor's we'll earned fame n
TO all who patronse him. that their
setter supplied by him than other establishment in
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Ha.s vs.. DaeuerY. osy pes.-The beautiful

ssb beaver and pearl felt hst manufactured and sold by
EsFFEk1Y LEASK at their usual low price of So and
would quite enough to insure the fame and fortune
Of batter hut the introduction Of the
likeness Of every buys of their nimitsbe
hats feature and belongs solely to them Call aad
of these hats and have inserted
In 1t free of charge. RAFFERTY, LEASK, 81 Chatham
street opposite Chambers street and tn. Of Chat
ham and Pearl streets
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Splendid CsrPetlngs-Great Ind ucemenSs.-
SMITH LOUNSBEkY, No. AS Pearl street daily
serving additional supplies to their stock of spleodd velvet
been peculiarly fortunate in purchasing to the
recent advance In they enabled full
per cent less than present. market rates.
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Travelling Felt Summer Haas.-An exten-
and especially varied assortment of these exceedingly
desrsbls and popular hats varied In coors styles and
prices. without Doubt all tastes suited. WARNOCKS,
hatters, 275 Broadway Irving House.
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most lovely resorts Of the to be found 1T the north
west If TWENTY fourth street and Broadway
the Hppodrome and Madison square, The enterprising
manager, Mr. T. MUNSON, has pains to render
the grounds attractive and pleasant
found to spend the approaching anniversary.
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Summer Hats -ExsmIne the light and
beautiful drab beavers and felt hats DAVID They
all the In the fashionable world An inspection Is
requested sales room No. 3Ol Broadway
from Duane street. straw hats Of every variety.
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Fashionable DR.

Fashionable Drab and Black Hats cheaper
than the cheapest better than the best and lighter than
the highest for sale by MOMMENS BARNES, at the gn
Of the red hat Ill Nassau street, late Coleman
establishment Be particular that you do not mistake the
number
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dened demand for WATKINS unequaed shoes aud gait
the public fully Of their perority
This extensive establishment ia Fulton street is the
pull of all whose taste demands agreeable
to tae delightful Il feelings Those pc al
voopaents by their peculiar construction mpart elias
ITCHY TO the step hitherto unknown
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OTNb KenVeF, Fnh0ma, ana StfAW Hdts.~-
The advanced has induced BANrA of log Canal
street reduce the prices his entire stock Of summer
iats-Rocky Mountain drab beaver hatsat $3 and 81:
and boys snow white Panamas for S. 49, and
81 Canton straw Leghorn, and straw braid hats from 70
cents to 81 M misses Boomers 5s and 3D. picnic and
shore hats &c. and A. Call at LOG Canal street of
ooster street You get summer hats at almost
pDYiNa
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New Clothes Instead .f Old Oncs-Sum,n
clothing made up 10 the most fashionable STYLES, Mt
such prices that need have for wearus
od clothes full suit will be sold for 1880 Mt Fol-
WILLS, "a Fulton street.
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The peoples hatter the practical hatterbave ia
the Lest preventive against the sad Of eat the
brain Go and inspect of their light and elegant slvery
beaver hats and for it, you will be pleased with
y fiat fihishers Union IL Park opposite the Aston
HnuRA.
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10 fine looking feow-My onguent will force the board to
grow In six weeks strong and thick with
TO the skin speak ruthif You try You will lind IL
" Ter bottle sent to part of the country g. Ora
HAM, 81 Ann street. and all druggists Brooklyn MRS
HAYES, l75 Fulton street.
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Sunday ExcurslOn The Steamer ThOs. r.
HULSE makes her usual trip to to Newburg
places leaving Jay street pier at O'clock
N. See advertisement.
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ment 1T observed at this festival that almost every
gentleman had of Williams eegaut hats they
Unsurpassed for make quality fashion and price
styles for the Fourth Of July You would do we'll and
inspect WILLIAMS, I56 Fulton street,
second door from Droadway.
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SNnain,s Gal. mud q. xs1aI pnince nrn,. 42I

WOFIds Fhff Ofld 2. ysthE F1INtt UrIWs, TT
Broadway for the sale Of boos, shoes aud sater-
prisng che largest assortment offered NJ n.y. cent
below the usual Broadway retail price Sanufactory
Wholesale department fourth story. please call aud
anime, st II. b. JONES, AZ Broadway.
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The Cams Par1eI Hat.-Thls really beautiful,
flexible convenient and ofortabe article Of head gear
nov ready and II has Seen pronounced by experienced
judges ii faut. Alike useful for travelling
osting is every respect superior the band boxy
50 Clair Aboni hats, it without nfictng IT
the sgf injury be carried when the whm of its
prompts in the coat pocket. Call at KNOX JAMESS
Hat store Of Broadway and Spring street,
and examine their assortment.
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columns of the Herald for the excursions on the Sd an
4th days of July, by the steamer GENERAL SCOTT an
whom found make note of IT, either all OF tho
sons safely promise will give health and pleasure
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W0nld not be without it,o Is the Ex-
smAtion Of many who have used the Patent Porous Glass
Filter No should he without It, for impure
acknowledged unhealthy. It is highly
by eminent citizens Depot SIG Broadway Price 81
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thoroughly and efficiently taught by b. +. FOSTER 3s
Broadway where gentlemen with business
attain mastsry knowledge of d"ubly in the shor
space OF one week. Open day and evening.
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WEATHER AND DROUGHT AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July l. Noon.
The weather here continues excessively hot Their
mometer to day 90 deg. in the shade We have had
rain for q month
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ing leather, and all fabrics, making, by very simple
mechanism, . seam, which not only appears regular and
5esuful but when put to the test in practical work
aot break apart. Descriptive pamphlets mailed
request.
skOvER, RAKER 4 CO., "a Chambers street.
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Coroners' Inquests.

DEATH BY STROKE OF LIGHTNING.
Coroner O'DoDnrli yesterday held Inquest the
body Of German AIMED Conrad Detz aged senty tour
years. who worked at the butcherng business in Fifty
first street The deceased as with other men gu
gagged in picking cherries 10th street, OF
Tertlssvenue at about qoarter past clock
Thursdsy evening during the thunder storm The light
ming struck him, aud kpoch ed hun eless His
psnions ran Off calling for help Mr. Louis Meyer har.
red TO the spot and pckpg up the decsas ed found
be dead DR.. Uhl made examinat of the body
Of the deceased found the face and oscolored
deep purple blood is uing from the mout h.
8rd in bis opinion, from the history OF the and
pearsnce of the body death by stroke Of
lightning; and verdict rendered to that effect by
the jury.
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FOURTH OF JULY, ls53.-CoTTAGE ON THE CLIFF.
IL Paterson, N. J.-Seventy seventh annv OF
American Ind, pendenceThe proprietor will use ever
exerton for the comfort and who
saloon OF the cottage will be fitted dining
the third and fourth where the decac may
be bad, from III A. M till p NJ both the days.
JOHN ARCHDEACON, Proprietor. i
MORRISANIA-F0URTH OF JULY.-WE UNDER.
M stand that the regular festivities Of the day FIRE
works music and dar with the attendant blessings
creams uefs &C. for all true lovers Of the glorious
Our old friend BrdhHm will he usual
dispense the uxurie of the We advise
that TO avail themselves Of the holiday the
Btidbam house N A race between Lady Siana and
Lady Fowler for 500 side mile heats will take place
ia front of the hotel. fF'"e