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lAdvertisementl
NEW CALIFORNIA LOTs-Though we do not expect

YOU will raise the gold the first dErhe auction s Of ONE
HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL Fort Hamilton 70 come on on
TUESDAY June 20 o'clock. chance to make money thar
every day therefore who want to aoaoo your
money before ,prnr next will doubtless hand Such
easing value rspdy SINCE inc
rswsy Brooklyn this place when
viii than Foehst This property com
ands Island and the surrounding
country scenery which unsurpassed by the world
"a wide exteut The NorwA will leave No SSoh
River las uuaD o'clock A. NJ and o'clock NJ Returning
will leave Fort Hamilton p H. Msrs free tickets aud al in
may had by applying the Office No N'ss'u-s
near Wall.
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law IN7ELLHENCE
SUPERIOR coURT-Bes,re Judge sLossox.


Thomas McQuade ag. Erie RAILROAD CO. - -
BY newsboy in the train from New, oIk To Dnnknh,
10 damages personal caused by the car IN which hc
was running track drawn off, alleged by ncisnt car
which improperly converted n'oa baggage car ana
n6 for the line already Verdict for plaint S5"oo
DECISIONS
Pei ID Muller ~ Amos X. Emo aud others
On claim for IA bales of lawn. IL set up that there
had an implied warranty the goods being sold by sample ADD
been unsound IL was said IN 70. ~
e the urhar had kent goods five six weeks before ohs
ing 10 return them Verdict foand for plaintiff Win tnns re
dne ton aud he brought TO tho General Term
The implied wanntes should be 81 end aef hs
had opportunity 20 examine the goods chsf
the objection waved Judgment for plantih on the
verdict
Nicboss Nc Donald ss the Hudson River Rs'rosdC CO. ~,
Shit against the Company bridging Seyentethst Inc
Term there had been riyity between the
Corsnv and the City Judgment a. Special
~ Nichols. Busted sgt r. T. Blydenbursh .
CLERK whch dehied hPPca wv
missed and verdict tor defendant
Fbenezer H. Stacy agt John Graham.
JUDGMENT for defendant b. reduction r"e
new tta ordered 49, -,
Deorest Manre agt the Hudson River Railroad Co
Iudar.eut Of Special Term be modified.
Israel Minor AIT. Jabez Clark.
Appeal dismissed. without costs
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ADVERTISEMENT
ARTISTS, srCu As SCULPTORs, PAINTERS, ENGRAy-

ARTISTS. such As SCULPTORs, PAINTERS, ENGRN-
Ess others would frd knowledge OF phenoosy OF Pecs
of An Acquaintance with the
function the various chronological faculties would
increase their capabilities sr in giving expression and CHAR
setter their productions favorable Opportunity 10 acquire
knowledge Of this science offered BY Ma FOWLER IN priv
ate es 10 be formed this evening. No sos Broadway.
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Advertisement 80
& TowIp n Co have received and will

s. & NJ. T.. TOwLE X Co. have received and will
open dag 500 pieces Rich Plaid Glaze silks at low prices $50
rces Striped silks coloring 100 pieces Pout dc
Sole silks choice hodes for dresses aud an as these
goods for Spring sales they be sold th per
cent original Of importation French JAG tonet II
figures stripes designs solid San Plaid Printed bele
designs Ps cOlored BseEs and Grape de Plr, OF
every desirable shade COLUMBIAN HALL No Sl GrsndsID
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CHoIERA-There have been reported to the physicians
of this City nine of cholera within two weeks past
Of which six have proved fatal including three persons
who died since Saturday.
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| F,Iu FblL-Tbc body Of an ifi.h v,msl n 1rlsi
NJ. s r,r found - sosk yesrrdsy o,ring on - W
- 800 III No so5 East Twe.hst and va .krr - tfe
rNs. V,.5 psiies station. where Coroner " hrtn ga a
I, pos.fel II evidence thai ne deet vac
..t ~ ssturf., nj SA4 called 70 ses ffcia Nlo sa pa -
$50 -, ~ rb. abs,. rand rser~s ani as.es "
,hs ~, bed uas repaired ~ her snd l,e ~
Hanoi ~ rrsfr,d az : gesa o. have az ~ a -.
III - a. h,rr f.en or irured Of the wind So
hsdiy fractured and cEstained other iua ~
Ssred ,,det n dssh ~ AL while igosies,si
go, 80 - a.. ri lived In Pirs Elcsent1 o. T"sss
he has lef family
CHunprNs Am SoeIErY.--H Is undeistoou th'. "a
this Society who as =. ~
v r1d ippcsrz the publc We eve noso rs ~ g.
auhorxed coNeSf without written eeft"f'e Va 80
Secretary snd som Of the Board Of Trustees ,,.cv a.
Csfo, Hail. AstorpAce. June II. lSSi L L. DA''"''
ACCIDENTALLY DRowrED.-CoroneT q Donneii !,sseI-
inquest upon the BODY Of Thomas hCsri nerve N
Ireland drowned whte bathing yrcsny
the Doversf East River he having suppos -
Verdict aceodiny The decreased ved 81 NO
IS Duane-st
RFyoLT os SBIPBo.RD.-fienry Hansen and Thomas
Allen ship lying the foot Of b-seht we-
uutry They the seton q the United
States srthor.les
ARREST oy . PIcKPocEEr.-A youngster named ihos
.rvey yesterday econ in the set Of picking tne
Of Burns rocemsr Of the Fourth W ti hvng
No IS No,f Standing crowd ~ the corneo
Chatham and when he e nbble AZ hrs poeset ahd
with his hand In his pocket lie was Aed Up
BY Justice Osborne for trial.
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ssiS orss A tts Of cL4 ssadsocl sAA cana u a.
deerh ~ isx Of brother chsxr u kI
ss Fsrso death from congestion Of tbs brsia esssJt
scrSfnt
Is WyckoHsf nesr Washingtcn-nv upon the bodys
ehid 81 Psri<k Mecorrsick ssd about yesr wsscl
essd water ssA At The rear Of the hoass Verdict ssah -
49, pirx
tt,he City Hospital upon the body OF JOHN Dfcnnan,
- "a u injuries su.anea sLe falling stone. wtne eesk
~ Ia he Fonst sewer, opposite Ciststs es dsys s5ee
V-rs.rf ip see. dance.
Crcu Bsrne,- Clark at the Second District SfstUh
c,ss DO vs., up exhausted oosGH
Verdict death fpn want and c3
By sf<snpersDcs. Ns4s
lnquests also bed apoa tge bodies whct YssV >
the Dead Heosc. xbeyveE0
mach u-l<s3 thai iicuuf~ssfsn a in1ocslbls ~
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DECISION on HABEAs CORPUS.
James IatiOn az, Alexander Minker
To obtain the care and custody OF iIttie BOY named
Hook already referred Plaintiff claims right a. m u"ee 10
f r ' previous vi os i b. death The Judge rndssd decision
the child in the ard custody OF Mr. NJ and appointing him
SPECIAL rERa-DEcIaoss.
1 s5 btna Beech S1 n1 Ds'd T. cs Edwin Tssdy
Application for injunction aud receiver Rule as to
The asnment in this the Judge ,ad it conceded was not
principal Of which are the Insolvency and position o. the selected
Of limited Moons one being Cd BY az M
objection. which pria might indicate sndJ s that al
though CLERKS the chosen were men Of mature years sn
with the character property assigned nd inch The creditors
Subsequent sppobation had they been previously consulted
Although The assets amount nopns 70 the large sum OF nearly
change trseeshp the contrary strongly
being dnger and sufficient ground ae the
plantations which have been gwen to impehch the good ntn Of the
The junction NUT dissolved and the sesiver.hp denied
ing x months divide the sssis and ths distribution
may ana N the Re sn 't .So"sS possibly not quite
large important than slight increase to result from
The Sesboard and Roanoke Ralro,i Co agt William Ward
teIpo.ed can siseonus without III dssndsn
rot without difficulty and to render The practice uniform should Be
ants motion oa and leave him appeal without giving ecu
MOTION TO REDUCE BAIL.
Andres CssaTd art Santiago Banbsier
o aid Of ,as paper called ne 4i pp AID
defendant lawyer Of considerable eminence MI under ~,
that named had been arrested IN Cuba
sad hat The arrest bad been caused BY mean. procured BY
M brought suit for libel sud " was ordered
be held In bail 500 Motion made Saturday BY MI
Clinton behalf ofser reduce the bail Desisn reserved
iSJuScTIoS AS TO sTREET-oLEAsIsG CONTRACTS.
Bernard MeCaaety ssan George Gaser, comnsAoner OF
Streets ssd Lamps, and others ........ r.,
tee F Tsd and
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1883. 1854. Increase


Being aggregate increase us far this year. over the
came period in 1885, of 80 per cent The increase OF
po,r;aton is probably from to 10 per cent Average
weeAy rlo-tsy in the first twentyour weeks in 1885,
s54; in 1854, $50. Average weekly increase this year
over last year. los.
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Advertisement 1
rsnd sale of 400 unsnr.
BERGEN HIGHTs. Til,

BERGEN HIGifTs.-lhe grand sale Oh oDV uhsur-
passabe containing from TO 10 City Lots each CON
DAY and will continue MORROW and NEpNEsoAf'
mnbues will the City Ferry every half hour TO con
yey parties premises charge Distance little over one
mile pankrosd want residence Ia e most er1nt
in his sale want ptohtaue invest
snd Clarem0nt There will be no reserve
e-rh will he sold 10 the highest bidder hrsd h- sh'et
OF DAVID scOTT, Auct0neeT
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y BOARD or EXCISE.
TWENTIETH WARD-S,eosn II

TWENTIETH WARD-SscoSD DAY.
On Saturday Councilman Curry issued three licenses
and AcCane sixteen making seventy licenses for this
Ward during the two days. The total number Of licenses
isuea throughout the City up the present date is sa"
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The weather yesterday remarkably pleasant, both
indoor and out. The hazed over by smoky a.
mospherc and mild breeze continued all day 60 that
walking was comfortable. At sunset there was the aP
p.arance of storm; but at midnight all clear, with
a prospect of hot time to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19

ATTfMPT TO Poison CHILDRESIOn Wednesday OF
frosted s,edcke thrown into the the
the house occupied By Mr. Josph GARNER No i Atlantic
Several Of his children playing there a. the time and pkf
the bot fortunately laid them aide Shortly after small dog
the When h. taken with vomiting
symtous poisoning This aroused
pion tie dusy, Who examining the
osp found Gnanty arsenic mixed with the TIE in
tenon evidently poison the children No clue to the wretch
nasb been discovered.
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WRITING AND BOOKEEPING.-The subscriber VIII
receive new pupils daily this week for thorough eoase Of Ia
strueton In PENMassHIP and Book Ladies waiting
css daily At II o'clock A. n gentlemen day aud evening
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH, No. 362 Brosi~sy
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VIZLLA MSB URGR ITEMS

DRo,v syn Saturday evening about clocs, ss,e
.on yrsr, Of sac Csrsian Meyer resieins "a $3.50
go. yl.v,s around pond water n srnken iot On
,ea..siv IN info water aud was drowret -
Ma an isoues, YESTERDAY verdict Of accidentally dro"Hs "
rendered
v,o,. TING ORpIx,scEs-On Saturday W.. Hiram van
VA, 6nes s. for ohstre.ug portion o. souta !.
With building materials The bGiialas N S'D''V ." N
ov sed by His Honor the Mayor
NJ r. II. Human corner OF toarih ana oestn hsa'
~. rnea or SUFFERING he dos srse ennisHe'
The Trial Of the persons charged With assault WITH n'sn'
10 ki " VI Mesc- dsgrereotyri.f tss ~ - ,,,x
a,x next whom Il e % be tired before Jus'ee noeN e
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Advertisement
.sI-Scyr ToN's C,nINr-not the burlesaue but the

heal leeiste drama performed At the National IhestrI
be revived that
tonight Those wishing it mske early application
for Black Eyed Susan" and the wonderful
Mons DEyA will conclude the performance on
Gle will be performed through the week on WEDNESDAY ahd
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
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INV. ,IIseII'..I as, -. ro,,,,
HAIL HAIL ALL HAIL 1.-THE Great CONF.

Pictorial will be issued TINS DAY stl2 ocok ara WIZ
Tor parts the City 81 copy The os cur
of GanceUnce sam head worth donbie the
Price whole If love fun be sure and buy H.
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[Aiveriisement
EEnE EppIF Art

Ar CocERO,cH ExrKRsiSAToR and COsTARs PERSIAN Is
sEcr PowDER Tor Bedbugs Moths Fess &c he Powder ~
cent, packag) and Cosrass FLY PAPEE WhOlese ma
tail Depot No i8 Broadway, New York
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corRr cALgNpAR-Tms DAY.

CIRCUIT COuRT-Nos. 45s, l,2JI, 36I, F'U IiIso DOT
5Gg, 81. 572 SIS 57f - 572 ~ -a =, .a,
Cosnos PLyAs Part Mos. l ,l02, LOIS, l,oU
liza iIs Part Nos so SD 7o e2i ss5 1 s'S. 49, w.
+ s DIsrEIcf CorEr-Nos AZ, 90, 80, 81, 4S, 81 ~,
II. So 81. 50, 50. so. 81, 81 g. nc "a A. Il
SUPREME CouRT-Specioi Isrm-Nos. 4 20, IS, ~ ~
n, 81, g. S. sc, 81, 90, 60, 20, H. mn y,, q, and
SUPREME CoURT-GeRTa Tera.-The "aiksI-s'i, III
two other c.es already mentioned viii be taken up ~ az
h,t requested arrive in town 10 SIT -
SUPERIOR COuRT.-Publshed on Safnrnay.
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found the STORE TEA COMPANY No 10 Chatham
between and Rooseyels The oldest Tea estabhment
the cty readers that they can do better than e
where either wholesale retail They have braaeh store
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UpIlIhIlnIN CUOI anu PItNfdIII MT IHVST SF1tTV0o
rsro, aud hss devoted by ROoT. No 63 Broadway
Sereoscope. and Crysaloty
perfectly in any weather Call aud the collection Of re-
bi
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OlIyrn 4 RRorufn. oId established STEAM PINT.

FRS have removed marble building No 81 BEENmsN
between William where they better chan e'e'
prepared all kinds of printing neat quick and cheap
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MARRIED..

ARcHER-DUMMERAt Bridfeport Com n srmerry Of An
n, -. Rev M Colt Brewer Anne
sisrd.m 70 0soryte l., dsugster OF the 'a's '
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The Trenton Gas Company are about to manufacture
their a from Of Trenton has been poorly stte'
at cher prices than any other city where gas burned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19

PoIrcE-On Saturday in the absence of Recorder Cut
ter Justice presided the Jersey City Recorder coa
M Wley was drunk aud attempt 70 m
hsre e husband for interfering vita officer Tan
ner 10 arrested fined S. and she discharged
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To-Day, application may be made for membership
Mr. FowLEss Private Glass Phrenoogy commenting rh'
EVENING, Of No. sos Broadway
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IAdverfisenentl

GAS GAS Gas !--CHANDEIIERs and Gas FIX
russs Of antique designs will be found the
manufacturing depot AEcHEs WAsSER Co. No 80 Broad
way The largest stock in America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19

The ladies of ST. Paus NJ. i. Church, Jersey City, will
hold their berry Festival Commercial buildings ai' evea
irF
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CoRoyERs IsarEs1.-The following inquest. wers heIl

CoRoyER's IseuEsTs.-The following nquests were held
James Hsnord OF Wnamsburrh lurnz
rsr part the week Coroner Bail being confined % bis
B, Illness unable attend 20 his official duties:
On Saturday inquest held upon the body Of John
Row ley who drowned in Uyw Greek Bridge
the previous IL 81 the nye that deceasd
with three other. stopped nrhborns shop. and
drank iii they s got ti~y They want in and
Stumbling eurbstone Tell upon the pavement Row.y
injured than n. sthers and the blood A-wed freely from h
hssd sod face his companions conducted him sud
washed his wounds taking his hat for basin Aher thu Ro~y
proposed 10 sse bath the and PLUNGED ths
iIsy 10 the advice OF sober about there He
body but without until Saturday corning when
covered with bis head buried the mud the place where he
went down. verdict OF accidental death by drowning
esred ko~lsy EnsshmsD bricklsyer and leaves
family.
ON the 18th an inquest held in Riverst. upon
the body Of William Rogers lad AGED about years who sAs
bis death lie had vi with the fever and wen
He died shortly serwsd Avsrdiet accordance was
rendered
An inquest held upon the body Of an unknown man
the the Dead Hosse He hsd been pschra ~ se.f
river He about In hght, shot
o. black satine panialoons Of brown color and
He evidently Ion ssbOreman Verdict Rsrley,
On the same day inquest was held upon rie died of
native Of Ireland and resident Of kelsey' H"'''s
desc bressh on b I rsns n Safest which
Upon the body Of William Lucss; ssS Of wsst and sx.
.o,, =, =, ran,,h .x and Fishteenhs o., wn' s'1 -
ro.u brocsht on by or the body 81 Mary
a, ~ Ssi Pymoufhst., upon .ns - 49, - IT,. w.
porp., ...d s. year: who sisd o. hs"'"'s' !" W.
d .'fsrssy near the Ropewsk, upon the BODY Of
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Pianos Meodeon. and Music wholesale and retail extremely low
prices quick sales and small profits His stock tbs
largest In the United States and Of the best quality
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We append the following table showing the number of
sss in each week this year. and the corresponding weeks
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EXPLOSION CAMPHEsg LAMA servant named
Kennedy employed in the boarding house Mr Hub
bell Pymouf Adssst, dangerously injured
the explosion phene lamp which she
repenishiug the burning She
hospital thu boardes considerably burned
their suppress the flames which had envs!oped nearly
her whole person.
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We append the usual comparisons with the correspond
ing week in 1882

Thewhole number of deaths for the Twenty fourth Week
in 1853 was $780, corresponding week in 1854 429 increase
sol per cent Increase of population to 10 per cent.
The comparative mortality among children under 10
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CHILD DRowSED-A little girl years of age daughter
residing IN Newark or near the Ora pous
Head Jersey City fell cstern on Friday afternoon and ws
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Was The RrLIGIos oF MAHoxEr luxurious OR BEss-
TIciAI TO MAsl-The Young Mems Debating Society will
diseuss this queetion at their No. 400 Broadway,
this evening. Ladies and gentlemen respectfully in
yted 10 attend.
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CITY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
Fn O,auafih BY Standard IAerHozser af Va Chia.s't
q. ~ EoNSETri
IS5t ga 81. u IT. Up. NJ
June l1............-.-..I2
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The now NJ E. Church at North Belleviile was dedca-
ted On Thur.5ay last The Rev. j. Hsgany OF Nswfok aeN
"a he orenns the morning In the s-noon very
pppiste sermon preached BY the Rev L. X Dunn OF ,ne
Tf,i Chnrch Newatk The evening services were een-
800 & Rev w swiuson Paterson. II sisted by the
pst tbs The church which bad about - only owed
nt sac which the collections OF the day.
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ghe c,, lnspcesr meheo The following rcsvrn Coz ~
rrssxt, tepssn wft9 Of Che prscal ycas
tss4, Hsrasf ntsss tlss iAn oavhrt OF Nav
N,sa o,@ ss.s ~ = Jses ", iet
4vs liz .Nva.s .s-hefs iGists, s,,,,.,. Total t29.
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The meeting for the relief of the Chinese, called by
number Of responsible citizens viii be held this morning
10 click, St. Georges Church Beekman-st. Some
thing should be done a, for these strangers in
strange land. They getting very poor opinion Of
Christian civilization.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19

The Rev. o. b. rockingham. Unitarian clergyman OF
Salem has received invitation % become the Pastor OF the UNI
tartan society recently organized IN jersey City
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YEW-.TERSEY ITEMS

TEMPER escH.-Ths Ncrars Adrerf,ssr says tn1 1ne
men OF Determines TO Eeenae We
tsn o. TO eject the legislative d1ic o. oe
ion They have their Eatcss and
law i still he ssschwa They deem that che suite OF vac oos
be propiors than the ssf qeso
Involved and seuersl state oScer 70 oe
should be carried IL scarcely probable sss
Senate The OF eve sens
,o,s expjrr thi. E Gloucester s-en sccfsrt
80 Warren Of Temperance feeling Exists IN
Gorres.r salem should Temperance senators
named probably NOT rc IMAM tse
are rrhle though might be induced BY s;roas prohe
,...I.,, % t.vor anti liquor
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
CkYsrAL PALAcE. w-fosK. Saturday, June II. 1884,
To essh on hard
J. L. BROWN. ASsaf.
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SAcRED SUNDAY EVENING Concert At rHT CRYSTAL
PALAcE-TLis Concert took place last evening accord
ing to announcement under the direction Of Al. Julien
There probably from two to three thousand
present. who manifested their appreciation of the perform
ance by frequent applause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19

The FREE AcApEsr.-A correspondent asks Can
any Of the Editors Of THE TRIBUNE answer in that uni
"verssl paper any of the following questionsl'
Was the New-York Free Academy built by the City =
Did the City furnish the lot Did the City furnish the
furniture and apparatus Does the City furnish all the
teachersl
If any Of the cost expenses paid or have been
paid. 10y private pockets, on what condition.
have for four years read everything have touch
ing the Free Academy yet could not these ques
iions.
We think the regular reports of the Board Of Education
viii show the facts desired but the inquirer is resi-
dent Of another city will take an early opportunity to
print reply for the benefit Of the people at lsre.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-19
I1yERT AND SALE sTAnLE.

IlN PERSONS WISHING TO HIRE OR
~ purchase first-rate riding horses O,
mules, are informed that the undersigned al
ways keep on hand, at their stables, nearly
opposite the ST. Charles Hotel, Main street
Shasta, full collection of just such animals and
none Others. Indeed. they flatter themselves
that their stock, for elegance of appearance.
travelling condition, powers Of locomotion and
endurance, ana other requisites, cannot be sur
passed in this part of the State
They are also prepared at all times, to pur.
chase horses and mules, and persons wishing to
dispose OF the same, may do well to give them q
call before selling.
COX & WALSH.
Shasta, July 16, 1853. jyl6rf
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-19
8 w A g II K,S az . r T. Il.
Lower Springs.

IssssaA THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD EH
81 respectfully inform his friends and r. Te'
- the public generally, that he has COM
menced business at the NEW HOUSE, pleas
antly situated under the big oaks few yards
below the cid stand, where he will ever be
ready to do his best to give perfect satisfaction
to all who may favor him with their patronage.
Attached to the house is the best accommolla-
tions for watering to be had in The county; also a
Large Earn and Corral,
we'll furnished with good spring water, plenty
Of hay and barley, and a warn. covering for an
imals.
This house being situated in the midst of "a
good mining district, we have made prepara-
tions to accommodate miners with the best OF
board and dsing at reasonable prices.
Give US a call and we viii Try to suit you.
BENZ. SWASEY.
November 10, 1853. nIo-3m