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MAyhIMONIAI

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Mh1RIMCSY NJ DE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
IS Lover p ecfoesor lawtoB Boston forruSrIy Lon
don will serd any receipt OF dollar post
plain dir. ensbls ladies gentemes TO VIII
the devoted affections of many Of the opposite
hearts DESIRE The rs simple. but
waiting that all be married irrespective of appear
position and last though not least ar
ranged with euch and deoscy that detection "a
sbls. address Professor LAwton Boston MAss No lsi
trs taken from the Post Once unless the postage paid
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Ei9GIS' FIRST PREMIUM EXHIBITION FIAE
II works; depot 80 aniden lane. the subsor',ers beg
leave inform their customers and others taat
eatl irrrerscd their aoiee over former years they
prspaed go fursisb exhibitions 80 extent and
cave On variety OF smaller frs works suitaI -
o stoskee ~ rct.l tea The Agony hela solely 81
J. W. Hcbersea 4j Maiden lane ORDERS sdiressed ~
above or e. J. G. !. NDGG Jersey City. wiz with
,ttenaior
LNhEWokES! rIREWoRASl or EVERY DFSCRIP-
" ticn, and vPriantod of the irst qualify Country
merchants and other suppled liberal teens Ro Trims
WILEY, fss Washington street, corner OF Chambers.
L,iGFWORES-NEW YORK LABORATORY No LOG
Front street Iiro crackers Csaton rockets double
headers icsticts and po,e OF fireworks
antod Of the iset Hupity Country merchants and
dealers IN general also committees for cty country dts
plaJ s, applied IN tho moot lii aral terms.
N. BENNETT, lg6 Front street.
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THE FERRIES.

WAL STREET FERRY. TIRE BOATS ON THIS
W terry tre running as follows Two boats from
ocloc 70 Nj sill leayo each side every ten muutcs
Thee boats from O'Clock A. tot I'll 1ea.e every
I've .ninntes Two boats from O'clock te II T. eli
cave ever Zen minntee One boat frcn u n to M
leaye each side eve-y drn mnutss. Persons going 10
~ tr &c fatoue Cohty fan, Jamaica, &c. viii End this
lie shortest and moss conveiiert rorte:
C. SHARP Supcrinten dsnt.
P.S-Thcrc broadway and other lines OF stages
ts tho Or, stall Palace aud Hppodrvms
the arrival Of eyssy boat, from 9 A. H. tsl2P,4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

TWENTY THIRD STREET PROPERTY.-FOR SAFE
81 the very Desirable three story and
block east from Eighth avenue has ali the modern i'm.
protements and just putin complete repair Terms rea
AM large portion Of the purchase money
main on mortgage possesseA given AppIy to
A. SIDNEY BAXTER, 40 Front street.
Two BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC THREE STORY FRAME
houses fled in with brick stone basmepts and ce
piayzas font and built III the best possible
With marble pentes hot and cold water ranges &C. Lot
20 feet by 10" feet Also lot adjonin sa ne size "
10 sold separately togetLsr-hAf q the purchase
pr cent. App'yto DE MOTT CO., Land and Loan oice
81 c. embers street
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LEGAL NOTsCEs.


CUpREME COURT.-IN TIE MATTER OF THE AP
y plication of the Mayor Aldermen, and Commonaly Of
from rs to Tie y ia, q
IL The s'
titled matter hereby gvs notice. prruant to the statutes
snf
it may concern. as follows, to wit =
First That they have etsd their Estimate and
t Thereby and who b. e qs DO
mass s oe Na.
in the citi Of New York before the day
second That the abstract oshc estimate assessment
Ter
The snhdayts es,n other documents witch
.'fs
day 3h Of SJuy s next that n. ~ .n
The Twelfth ward Of ely ofNev IorE and which tstcn
.sw sre q, q avenue The .ds :, Mount Nor,
'nS Ss'
twser d street and l2h street and the south ~ hs
street ese. stns tnsrsom suea street, eno sysanss %
j. the s aid o. tLs nap tao SID Commission
ere, deposited as eforosaid
ter ter viii be made ,ns presented g the supreme 9sas. q
70 NS the M IL y york
turday Ssd day d July D ISIS va rs4ias q he
erea a. coa-s. can /" hcsrt motto" viii 30 maze
that said report be confirmed.
SS SaE55s ss sf ;I
Dot d New York. tav -. 1853.
CUPREME lOuBI-IN THE matter OF Tnf sp.
- pliostion % tnl Mayor Aletpe aud Community o.
The CITY ~ Gts York relative .bs open,uy " Ninety
third street. ION Fourth nyeaus % aast e,or ~ ~
Twelfth wtrd o said city - satuts SUI
made and rsvideo TIE Mayer derhcn md JoGgaanal
ty of the city Of Nav York bcrey notice shoy
tond AMY for the ap eon tmcnt souers of ~
tirnt, and ssmsnt in ttr Above emitted matter
peca term OF the supreme court r. held the CRY
Hs'l Of the civ OF New York Sstuiry. ts 6th 3thl
July 1893 OF the Or rho hat day
assoon thereafter sci hosr tort tbs
te ana extent OF tho Improvement he-bv m trio
opening If Erey thru street Fourth to o
East river In the lweIth ward 5f said eity sii ou
the ran of saa city under All BY yrtue "
an act entitled at relative TO inpr,yement touglns
the laying ~ roeds tac ct oi NV YORK.
and for .ther purposca PASSED April 2, 1871
ROBERT ] DILLON Counsel 10 tie Corporation.
New York, Jula 10 1853
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ID OARDIEG.-A SPLENDID SUITE OF ROOMS ON
ID the frat hoer may be obtained furnished unfurn5h
ed it'll private table in frat class houses also twO
single single gentlemen The house is pleasantly
town, being convenient to and omn5uses.
Aprly at 9sS Fourth avenue to Mr. SHELDON, No. s.
n street
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VANILLA BEANS-NEW CROP FOR SALE BY
THOMAS 4 Maxwell, No. Sc William street.

WONDERFUL GROWTH OF HAIR By THE USE OF
w Kengers Magic rlnid The folio wing pecS-
ALE have had their hair renewed II is ony
article that has restored the twenty ave
year, Tho delightful feeling caused by It's will amply
pay all who give t trial IL never made hair 10
next to impossible to fail in The bottles Are
large ard at present is sold at dollars al
Depots 476 Broadway, $50 arl strsea and Hope Co,
corner Of chambers ant Hudson streets One sntemAa
haa his portrait painted with head bad
afterwards daguerreotype taken with beautiful head u
natural bair Again Mr. VIM II. Vanderbilt. Of eur
die tingIished eountrymap Cornelius Vanderbilt ESQ.,.
gained his hair He bald eight years
dence Elm place. Hundrt DIS Of other
can be adduced in this city See circulars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

hrORTgxRN NEW YORK LIVE STOCK INSURANCE
~ Company OF PIattehurg NJ. Y.-Cal'tal, $,ONO0 80
eureiy invested vir0&nT& co. Agents No. " NAssAu
ssRoek. e0copd dQ9r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

COUNTRY BOARD-PayILIoN NEW ROCHELLE; =
Some desirable yet depgaged ut tis de-
Iightfu resort spacious artsn fine prpxmi
Nv for boating bsthing add it's sttrac
tions and carriages let References required and
given. Apply as above, by letter or in person.
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IDOARDING-SINGLE PERSONS AND FAMILIES
ID be accommodated with large pleas ant rooms fur
rshed unfurnhed, and board at l6G Hudson street
corner Of Laght opposite St. Johns Park One Of the
desirable locations tho city Hot and cold baths
Rooms are ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

DOARDING.-TWo OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN
~ obtain parors, and bedr Doms communicating with
breakfast Prvat, table Gas and baths for Of the
cupalts Apply at 5fl Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

BOARD IN BROoKLYN-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
be accommodated with two second story front
soms unfinished with pantres ind also, for
wo single gentlemen. House within five minute walk Of
outh ferry Inquire at ~ State street of Henry
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MUSICAL.

~ assortment of paaos from the celebrated house o.
msnts II lad Co., With su Ts supply " nea .Hs
rSe
ROsToN PIANOs.-T GILBERT 4 CO., THE cELR-
oan patent right IN order to better scsommoSase shsr
op. and Gus @ made
la,g and extensive publisher Of music supply the ade
quense If The il ceasea demand and anr1aod popuarsy
Of g. 60 = ae has 5sen
WIN Il s snass m ne sss Ss for the past
ISsse pianos frame and WITT vii stand
to a of is % ri s and dep 81
Muso :. Wholesale ava retail Dealers uPpsa most
1888 Broadway, corner of Anthony street.
MUSICAL INsTRuCTIoN.--oNE OR TWO PUPILS
~ viii be iAstrpsssa on tho psnsorts by young kty
s,s her own residence 50 per
NEW sUsIc.-LAMENr FOR BEN BOLT, LOVELY
did style this sopg hat proven tho gom of the The
srst edition havna new one i now pub
hour, to ensure despatch Likewise issued Springs Com.
and ,S ss "r s psnosq
above pieces may be obtained Of respectable dsas
IN rio the CreationA hand hook the words
for those persons attending the the 10Th wh0
may wish to follow the music well with the the
Price g q 7, 10 had at A Novelties sacred music
store $50 Broadway Nessrs w Hail Sons. 2 Broadway
Nc Roe Lockwood Sons All Broadway and at Metre
politan Hsll on the night Of performance
pIANo WANTED ANY ONE HAVING ONE WHICH
they nekirc to turn into immediate hcar Of
customer b: addressing C. T. No kxchAnse place up
stairs stating makers length con a.
ton, and tie owest Price that will be taken same
SII1H's SUPERIOR MELo DEoNs.-TBEsE MrLo-
~ deons tuned the equal tempera nent hko n ,lsn
pianos ahd orgss and are superior any III tho h~r
nony being equally Yood in all the kys For sale whole
sale az retail nj tho piano and music stora OF HORACE
WATLhs, SS Broadway, corner OF Anthony street
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IRoARDING-A PARLoR AND BEDROOM, SUP
ID piled with and Crston hot cold to let with
board together at 81 East Sixteenth street,
sirr roor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

BOARD ON BROOKLYN HLIGHTs-DEsIRABL
- apartments for families single gentlemen
obtained in house commanding extensive view OF the
srbor and lpy and within few minutes distance of New
ork being situated between Wall street and Fulton
les Inquire 100 Columbia street. between Clark and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

DACIFyc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, NEW YORK.
June lss3A dividend Of twenty per cent from the
been this day declared payable in stock Of The esnpany
The certificates ill be ready fo delivery the 18th
and the holders OF these and ell ether stock certificates
the Company will be Interested in tho results Of its business
rom and AFTER 30th pril By order of the Board.
WILLIAM L. DAVIDGE Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

DAHLOFs, WITH nETaoCMs,.Io LEP-ATsrHE NEW
IL Collins Uotel, ,roatng mo North river corne Canal
and " ed stterts
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TOXTORTABLE BOARD IN BROOKLYN, NEAR THE
" Fulton and Monte que ferries single genemen two
friends nted at able terms in
house pleasantly situated there bat few bo arders and
the location is convenient to business G5 Henry street.
Bro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

DOARDFRs TAKEN AT YoNKERs OAKBILL AVE
Id nue. stable room, if required for of horses
a fine, retired place. MRS. KNIuKEkBUCKER.
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN-A LARGE FURNISHED
room, the second floor and two bedrooms. to let,
it'll and tea and dinner Sundays The house
Wall and Atlantic street ferries. apply at SO Gin
ctr
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DOARDING.-TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN
ID be accommodated with good breakfast and tea,
Sundays, ia pleasant house, there
hut few boardes Apply at " varick s'reet of Canal
Also two good parors which will be let together or
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TRAVEvLEHs' GU1uE.

fNAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD To PHILADEL
- phiafrom pier No. North river Two lines daily y,
10 A. III. r. NJ Accomn odation line at 10 by
Trenton to South Amboy cars to oordstown
press line M by steamboa. John Potter Amboy
thence direct TO Camden by N four hours
half Fare$2 Returning, leave PhiiAdephis ~ 10 A
N. and2P NJ
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DARLOrS ROOMS, An ~ BEDhUoMS .,LEGANTIY
Ii furnished, to let ~tn breakfatt in private
drst class house aitua-ed Washington I,k Address
T.. T. L., Herald Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

DIVIDRND.- CITIZENS' FIRE INSURANCE. con,
~ psny, June 1858 "A cyiderd of ten per has bees
declared this day paysbio demand at che oee No.
W all street. j ". MCLEAN, SECRETARY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

C,UMNTR BOARD At FAIRFIELD CON NECTICUT-
- Famiits desrols 4 obtaining board ~ th place,
Justly celebrated seanty and healthune5 tho
Of W beach to tn pWpose Of aathias
find ample accommodations ne UsiaR staolin ut
able the hest located in
the village b. ~ saltwater aud 10 the imne
date vicinity ehur aes Post ofoe ny applying TO
Mr. BEN SON.
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-A FEW SINGLE GENTLE
} men can find board in private family, with break
st tea and dinner Sundays by inquiriDg at 40
ate street, Brooklyn. References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

BOARD IN BRooKLYN-TWo OR THREE GENTLE
men obtain pleasant second story front and
droo m a, taohed with in desirable location within
zee walk Of all street South ferry Family
small given and required. Address S. c. box
1865 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

E'oR ALBANY-FARr sl-ALBANY AND SEW
IL York Inland Route Rairoad.-Iwo daily expresf
trains at9 A. NJ. and 345 NJ connecting at Albany with
central lines Of railroads North and West from the
through tickets be procured and baggage checked for
Scher eeta3y Utica Syracuse Ronhcter and Buffalo Pas
also received Broome and Bowery and Twenty
sixth street and Fourth stations The above
will land passengers ut Crooa Fails and Chatham -Four
Ccrners only All other trains will start from City ali
station, OF Tyon and Centre streets here
toforc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LEr.-GENTLEMEN CAN
IL b. accommodated with front and bedroom the
foor and two che third floor, neatly fur
nished with and cold bath in the house. In
Qui Q at 81 Henry street. References exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

BOARD on BROOKLYN HEIGHTS-WITHIN FIVE
ID inutes walk Of either Vail street South ferries
family having than tnsy require would
Ike unfurpished parlor with bedroom attached
nd large furnished room. G8use supplied with gas.
address f. II. n. box LEI New York Poet Ufiee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

BAKERY FOR SALE-A LARGE BAKERY, NOW
doing good business with horse and wagon Apply ut
23S Houston street,
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TTOBoKEN- FURN isHED ROOMS TO LET TO GEN.
II tlemen smell family with partial board in anew
ass house. with baths gas NC Location very desra
bic for residence Apply at the southwest
of HUDSON and Fifth streets HobokcD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

billiard TABLES.-FOR SALE, TWO GOOD Bill
ID lard tables in good order made by OConnor and
one by Gore. Apply at J. WALLACE'S Furniture Store
27 Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

1IOh KEyPoRT AND MIDDLETOWN POINT FROM
foot OF Murray streetFare 2 cents The steambos st
JOHN HA ri leaves New York da y Sundays excepted
atsoclock 7; NJ and Keyport ats O'Clock a. N stsaI.
boat EAGLE leaves New York Mondays Tuesdays Wed
nesdays Thursdays and Fridays, at O'Clock A. NJ and
Saturdays o'clock p 4. Leaves Keyport o'clock p.
NJ. except Saturdays Sundays Extra trip from Key
port Mondays at 7 O'Clock A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

L,OR SALE OR LEASE THAT MOST DESIRABLE
property No. Bond street, having three fronts &C.
and being very near Broadway laturge Hotel, &c,
favorable terms Apply ut 1872 Broadway from to l..
O'Clock, to PETER A. Il. JACKSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

G|OLIAN PIANOS AT AL BR0ADwAY.-A LARGE
l assortment of pial from the celebrated house Of
Aalet Davis Co.. Boston; also the well known
meDts IF A w. Ladd Co.. with full supply Of ali
second hand Of various Makers
prices Pianos to let LINCOLN Il THOMPSON, Ne. AL
Brondway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

DAGE BACON Co. BANKERS, SAN FRANCISCO
Cal EXCHANGE on London, Valparaiso and the priso
pal cities Of the United tates for sale in to suit Col
lactons made at San Prancsoo or In the interior Of h
the American Exchange Bank Messrs Duncan, Sherman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

- splendid stock Of superior quality, with marble and
wood balls suitable for private public Two second
hand tables for sale cheap at the Billiard Ta Factory
so Ann street. GRIFFITH DECKER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

G1O 00O-WAN1ED- ~, 900 OR sl0,too.-GooD IN
PlO.OOO terest AMI ample security given. Address
A H. Herald
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L,OR sALE-FOUR LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
Thirty fret street between Eshth and Ninth
price s. $50 each For further particulars apply THOs
EDW ARD FITZPATRICk buiaers 226 West Thirty sixth
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LNOR sALE-THREE HANDSOME FOUR STORY
brick houses situated the north side Of Thirty fifth
street. between Eighth and Ninth They built
and furnished in frs. class style with AL the modern i'm
prov enents. Price $1,000. Inquire at 226 West Thirty
etxt strpat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

ISLAND CITY BANE, NO. l CHATHAM sTaEET
s95nsr s Of viii We eap.Si ,osk
salment Of 10 per viii be payable AZ this oes
above the Isl DAY of July by order Of the Boar
Of Directors. JAMES O'BRIEN President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

sOARp, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.-A SMALL. GEN
teel family HAVING more room than ia. they require IL
ons with hoard to gentleman and his wife, may hear
st Office stating location and particulars Location pro-
red west of Broadway between Waverley place and Twen
and required.
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~ tho first and second floor single and double rooms, also
phrlors with bedroom ATTACHED will be lot to single gea
tismeD Of high rcspeotahity lodgings. teanlnes:
strictly observed Inquire a. .W BrOaiNpv
CTATrN ISLAND BUAFD,-t PLEASANT, AIRY
~ TO le with I-e as' ten, t. two 10 gen.
tlomen In Is private family 1T Cton yandcrbilts
landing Aldrees hohS,tlZ = York Po-t Otiee.
ITO EXHIBIToPs AT TIE WORLDS Fa1s.-APART.
monts in the vicinity u the ystsl Palace with or
w ANTBD-BoAhD FOR TWO SMALL FAMILIES,
W fer u sumiler. in pleasant location within two
hours ride Of the city place for bathing Long
leland erred note addr ssed TO A. H.. Herald office,
ealing terms, 40, will reesyo prompt after tion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

SANDFORDS INDEPENDENT LINE OF STEAMERS
~ for ~ iiadephia via Cape MayThr and splendid
sen ste sm, fs pELAW ARE, KENNEHeC and JOHN MAR
II leave pier u North river foot OF Cedar street
laly atb NJ for philadelphia landing way Cape
Ns, Ceoir passage to P'sde phs Capo May ST. deck
=. philadelphia u ~ Tx ursion tin, Philadelphia
ano return s. For freight passage apply
the ONCE Gu tho Iier C. w BRUSH Passenger A cont
=. AILDEKDICE Fr,fgbt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

C,OR SALE CHEAP-HoUSE AND LOT IN SIX
tenth street and Ninth avenue; houses aud lots in
Fourteenth street. do in Watts street West; do ia
Greenwich Spring and other streets the North
splendid lots ut Murray Hill and Harlem Thrd
&c. Apply at JAUOTS Real Estate Office No AZ Har
rison street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

GNOR SALE-TWO SPLENDID HORSES A SORREL
and bay. They fast travellers rfeotly, sound
kind and To those who desire fine horse for family
rosd they obtain the by calling the
dersgned seventy second street and Third
Tie above horses offered for sale in of the
owner leaving the city. JOHN CALLAGHAN.
LlOR SALE-A VERY SUPERIOR HORSE - FAST
II sound, gentle and very stylish. Apply at No. Wall
street. third floor back room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

BOARD AT 64s BRCADWAY-A LARGE SUIT OF
rooms with front parlor elegantly furnished on the
floor. suit the second floor DO obtained
tn full or partial board southern families DO
3dated trsnsiently. All the modern improvements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

TToBoI&N-A PLEASANT ROOM TO LET WITH
II hoard in private family. Inquire OF Mr.. o. ID. Hine,
ByOa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

WANTED-A FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
w three four story house between Fourth and sixth
avenues Fourth and Fourteenth Eighteenth
To ethalf Of store 45 Broadway, 2x20 feet four
stories high for mattress and upholstery enameed urn
tuIe balestroom. Apply to y. LkNT 4ao broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

DoARD-oN BkOoCLYN HEIGHTS, FOR FEW
reltemcD gentlemen and their wives without chill
rem private family having children. Apply with
efe ut no. Z2 VI illow street.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-20

DYING DEcLARArIoHs-An interesting and i'm
portant question Of evidence has been decided by
the supreme COURT now sitting at East Cambridge.
in the trial Of Thomas Casey for the murder oil
Ouvra TAI lor and his vile at Natick. Taylor, it
will be recoiected, was dead when found, and Mrs.
Taylor, aithoueh speechless apd uqortelly wound.
cd, was conscious nearly up to the time Of her de-
cease. She was well aware by the assurance of
recovery, and on being repeatedly requested under
these circumstances BY Doctors Whitney and Hoyt
to squeeze their hands If Casey was the man who
committed the deed, she did give the sign az di-
swered by the Same sign, il the response was
Affirmative, but to desist from pressing the hand II
the response was negative.
These questions were asked to test the mental
the answers were such 90 to entirely satisfy the
physicians that she had full use Of her mental
faculties.
BY the we'll known rule of evidence. the dying
declarations of q person fully aware OF his state
are admitted in courts of justice and allowed all
the credit of testimony given under the solemni
ties OF an oath, on the ground that an individual
conscious Of his immediate departure TO the pre-
sence of the Deity would be very unlikely to make
The question in this case is whether the answers
given BY signs, az directed. would come under the
denomipaton Of dying declarations. The afirma
tive vas earnsstly pressed by the attorney gene
raj, and as earnestly resisted by the prisoners
counsel. The court, after consultation, ruled the
evidence admissible, but cautioned the jury in re-
ference to the full amount of credit To be attached
to It. .af
This is q very important decision, and will add
another TO the list OF presidents for courts OF JUS
tice throughout The country in all similar cases; for
the optpiop Of the supreme judicial court Of Mas
sachueetts on leea1 Quesinns u held In high re-
= tBesto~ Jolwsai. i
We learn By Telegraph that Casey was found
guilty Of murder In the frst degree.