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MAXINE AFFAIRS.
THE sTEAM-TUG MERCURY.

THE sTEAM-TUG MERCURY.
The Mercury a very fine sea-boat entirely new has
powerful engine and staunch hull. She has engine
80 inch cylinder feet stroke No. Worthington pump
to pump out vessels in leaking or sinking condition. and
hosting engine and apparatus for dschargng vessels
ashore, &c. Her hull is l3 feet long, 90 feet beam
feet hold measurement $50 tuns built by Mr WIN. Coll
yer Greenpont her wheel is % feet in diameter 81 feet
face and twenty ls inch buckets She s fitted up
in compliance with the existing passenger law with life
preservers, e-boas, &c. Her owners are Messrs Lv-
ingston & Rogers Captain Richard Yates; Engineer
VIM. Skidmore, late Chief Engineer of the T. S. Mail
Steamship Company; Agent, Captain A. J. Depeyster,
No. 81 Broadway.
LAUNCH TODAY
The steamboat Pilot will be launched from the yard of
MessTs. Isaac {. Smith Il Son at Hoboken New-Jersey,
at 10 o'clock this morning She is ll2 feet long % feet
beam and n feet hold measuring about tuns and is
owned by WIN. W. noughety, Esq and Capt John
Thompson who design her for heavy towing purposes.
The Pilot is built upon the elliptic principle under
the patent Of james X. Howe ESQ., differing frem other
vessels in her model every line being elliptic.
She is built very strong for service being strength
ened with keesons, and bge streaks and having
diagonal braces the whole length Of her frame.
Messrs. Brkbeck, Furman g. Co. are to furnish her
with powerful engine.
WRECK or 4 BRIG AT SEA.
Capt Lesloope of the brig Henrietta arrived here yes
erday morning from Bremen reports that on the 9Th of
July in lat. 43o as he fell in with the wreck Of brig
She full of water painted black, with white streak
both nass gone but her bowsprt standing As her
stern under water, the captain could not make out
her name
LARGE ICEBERGs.
Capt Whitman, of the ship St. Patrick at this port
from Liverpool reports that the 9TH inst, in lat. 40
G., Ion " l6, he two large cebergs one of which
was three miles in length
STRUCK LIGHTNING AT sEA-yEssEL oN FIRE.
The schooner Cataract, Capt Francis, arrived yester
day morning from Savannah, struck by lightning on
the goth inst in lat 80 49, long. n 81 during squa
Two barrels of set fire in the lower hold but
the flames exngushed without material damage to
the vessel The schooner had escape from total
destruction several barrels of urpentne were slowed
the burning tar These the crew succeeded in remoy
ing by breaking open the fore hatch.
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TUESDAY, July 25-P. VI.

TUESDAY, July 25-P. VI.
There was a buoyant feeling at the Stock Board this
morning and the improvement continued at the Second
Board Confidence gradually returning and although
large number Of operators are absent yet there are
considerable orders in the street from outsiders who are
tempted by the comparatively low quotations ruling
The most marked Improvement in Michigan Central
and New-York Central The former improved 3. cent,
Of the latter the sales about 500 shares the market
closing az 60 an advance of cent on the
lowest price of yesterday snd placing the stock where
+. ves vben the dividend came off We think the
action of the Directors in the matter OF the
dividend is gaining friends. There is some reason
10 believe that. the dividend will be paid sooner
than generally anticipated. Erie closed at i9i, an I'M
provenen. OF ? cent; Reading improved cent
There were rumors in the street Of the resignation Oh MI
Tucker but we could not trace them to any authentic
source. Nicaragua improved y cent Cumberland
was about the same yesterday Panama sold at s3n the
morning and at % at the Second Board. The Western
Road. generally are heavy In Bonds there is not much
doing and prices are generally without improvement Al
the Second Board the bears making some operations
bs,ed on the shipment Of gold tomorrow The Increased
amount of the over ssue Of the Parker Ven Company had
also some effect The amount of stock sfoats now stated
20 be 100 OOo shares the original amount being only
10000 shares.
In Sterling Exchange there considerable frmuess in
the mon ing but the supply aiterTsrd was larger snc
rate. are cent lower First-cess bills were sold at
81, although leading drawers were asking 81 Y cent.
Francs 5I5a5l3i. All continental bills are dull.
In Freghts there Is rather doing. To Liverpool
II 600 bush Grain 3d. in bulk 500 bags Cotton i'd; 10
bales Sea Island Cotton 5sd. $500 5000 bbs Resin,
+: 900 bbls Flour all3 1000 bbls. Lard, 49, To
London, 1000 bbls OIL Cake 2s; ZOO bbs. Pork 26i
500 bbs OIL, % g. 900 bags Terre Japonica, FOL 300
bx. Bacon, 49, To Bremen 10 hhds. Tobacco, IL
100 bales Cotton, Id.
Tie receipts at the sub-Treasury slss 1873; Paid
eli ,3s5i Balance, 81 i2s,ss9.
The Exchanges the clearinghouse were sli, ass
which shows much reduced amount Of transactions.
The bids for the Albany City loan of $780, 900 cent
were opened to-day. large portion Of the amount we
bid for at par cent. premium which is as we'll ii
the present state OF the money market could have beer
anticipated.
The steamer tomorrow will take some ssOo,oVo ="
$500 900 in gold bars Some sales Of bars were made a,
low figure to-day the supply being larger than 'ne ae
mand considerable portion Of the above amour. CON
sists OF bars left over from the previous |ai''n'
| steamers.
letter from the Superintendent Of the Mecu'eh NINE
| dated July 81, Gays;
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DIED.

CRONKHITE-AtN eensh, Wisconsin 18Th inst, Helen wife
Of Aaron Conkhte sEed years youngest daughter OF Joseph
Allen Esq Broad Aloin. Fulton Co, n Y.
DEyOE-on Saturday last Frank, youngest OF Samuel W.
and Ann T. Devoe.
The relatives and friend. Of the family respectfully invited to
the funeral o'clock this "wednesday afternoon from the
residence bis parents sxhst North Sixth Williams
burgh, l. |.
Sleep loved one and take thy rest.
JAUNCET-A Rayenswood L. L. on Friday 2ls. Inst Edward
Jauncey his 18th while bathing the residence OF his
brotherinlaw Chas II. seymour -.
invited attend his funeral "wednesday 18th
NJ Services Calvary Church 4thav and 2lsst
MILLS-A East Hampton, L. l., Ellen L. Mills twin child OF
Ethslber Ellen L. Mills of ngestion of the BRAIN aged II
months and n days
this "wednesday morning A. 10 o'clock At the
OF her parents No. Is Perpont It Brooklyn.
REIp-On the 2oth inst. Philip Reid aged IS years
Funeral fsom No. Csre-st Brooklyn. The remains
inlarred M The Cemetery Of the EyerEreens.
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JryEA1A WATERING PLAcE.-Ihe Syracuse RePa6h
.on lets correspondent perpetrate the following Ill
paured growl a, the bellies and beauI who are enjoying
elf" at Saratoga
The hotels range about as usual at some OF mem rne
si,es sill, remain an mtgated nuisance and ieelt
s.Iyes ipsuted if looked at nqurngy for les than
onarter The United States is fashionable-'Congrss'
HAL ouiet and Union Hall gay, social and comortaoe
Many distinguished guests staying at this house anu
the eaertIon Of its experienced proPreSrs gives RAJ
s,t;sfsc,iop The tables excellenty supplied Inc
svn hosss AZ nresent Of surplus of ladies but have
NOT seen dozen who can lay claim to beauty and such
ibing as a Jelea beauty brght-eyed' win brighter
snch nmsn a. Saratoga The young bloods think this is
.demd dwO and blush away their sweetness sd N NATIVE
leans hsaS al tbe palm of beauty; New-York Is waiting
for requirements from the rural fn Tbs
pha Is distanced in everything but age ana ugess ,
Town il NOT more than half full and half OF those go Spout
feeIing for the cholera There no amusenents 5us
dancing and the hop at the United States on
night broke up after two sets 100 aristoc'ano "
dAncer
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Sales nj the Stock Exchange July 25.
snIes of stocks At Philadelphia.

Reported FOR The n. Y Tribune by Messs Fry rhoms+
Bodyd-s5e oo Peuua RR 6s s 1900 Reains XIX %
20 Isl: Wilmington RR. S. S6t 5000 Cam and Am XIX
e. e3 7I do b. 49, ~ 900 City o. and Erie 80 50 Pa
PR .3. Lshgh Nav 100 Morris Canal III 10 do, IFS ~
Rendipa R ssh 81 ch SSH 10 Bank Of PenEa cash. l5
70 do. ll5. ~ GiraTd Bank, Il
Be,rcer BodrGs-43 O00 Camden City 6s, 3d.
Seo0ad Boayd-s2Ooo Rich dat 6s 81 s5 600 City 6' SJ W.
Canal 6s IS; 100 Reading RR
Sl L.high So p do, days 49, - Penna Rt 81 ~
Morris CsnAl aud Mech Bank, 63t; do 67fi
Phlsdelplss Bank, u
sffer bodTd-t6 $50 City O., 80
(no Price-Jnited 90 bid 100 asked; do do 67
hid - asked; Pennsyvsns - IS bid s6t asked Reading r.
AS bid Sl Bonds 10 IS bid 75 asked Reading
Mort go 81 bid IS asked Penn int OF bid ~ asked
asked; Schuylkl Nav S. S2, ~ bid, -
sked sehuy Nav stock bid p asked Schuy Nav Pref 81
ed 81 asked Long Island N bid m asked Vcksbarg % bid II
..ked rst III bid - asked Lehgh Zinc II bid y asked;
Uuon Canal. II! bid, III asked Firm
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NETTING OF THE TEN GOVERNORS.

The regular meeting of the Governors of the Aims House
was held yesterday afternoon, at their in the Ro
tuDda the President Gov. Draper, in the Chair quo
not being present, no business of importance
transacted The acquisitions show the following number
Of persons remaining in the various institutions under the
charge Of the Governors for the week ending July 22
Bellevue Hospital, 65i; Lunatic Asylum, COS; Aims
House, e97 Penitentisry 4s7 Penenary Hospital 49,;
Work House, 1872 Small Pox Hospital, Randas Island,
7G5; Randalls Hospital 225; City Prison, 23l-Total
5000 Increase, l27 Number remaining July e. sob;
Admitted from 9Th to 22d July ls47Tote 92O. Died,
~; Discharged 467 Sent to Penitentiary, 1866 Sent to
State Prison, 9-Total l,72O. Remaining 200.
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The above tota. shows the number OF
rests the previous corresponding period of 262.
The number OF days lost by this department from sick
and disability amount TO 81, Of which 10 were los.
b The Isl 81 by the Id % by the lilo, and by the
Nth Districts.
Tie number Of Policemen detailed for special daty is
81 of which five Police Courts four IN the Chef
Office FIX at the ferries Hack Inspector and one as
Superintendent Of Cholera Hospital
During the quarter ljJ dodgers accommodated at
the different Station Houses Of which 36s of the
the First 3sa ut the Second l3 al the Third and 223 at
the Fourth District Station i3s lost children picked
Up in the streets and restored their parents persons
rescued from drowning, IA persons were found
drowned and sl,ll5 95 taken from dodgers and
prisoners, and returned 10 them.
Complaints were made against eight members OF the
Department of which four returned 10 duty after
suspension dismissed from office, one complaint
dismissed AMI two under investigation.
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fBy Telegraph

WRECK BARK JAMES HALL.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, July %, 1854
letter from Cape May states that the bark James
Hall from Trinidad for NewYork sprung leak on the
2Ob and it gained fast despite the exertonS oil the
crew. who threw overheard portion of the cargo, that
they finally the vessel ashore ON Sunday on Seven
Mile Beach where she lies with six feet of water IN
her hold She will be a total wreck but her cargo OF
molasses will be saved.
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EsGINE ConPAsT No. DfsBASDED.-At the meeting
Of the Common Council Monday evening the Special
Committee. Aldermen Sparks and Wimarth appointed
10 investigate the charges against Engine Company No
J. for otous proceeding at the street preaching on the 9h
inst offered the following resolutions which were adopted
Ee.9cd Ths, James Fitzgerald Bernard swirl John Lsw and
members IT Engine Company No be. and they
hereby expelled N The IRE Department Of this city
Rd That said En- Company No be ami they are hereby
ds5aLded
resolution also adopted directing that in case said
Company be re0rgauzed such of lis present members not
expelled be required 20 make affidavit that they not
directly indirectly concerned with the riot which took
place the 9th
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Bill Of Exchange. SO Nov 10 1913
TIE Romuus 49,
Farmer Bank Of Seneca County will pay 30
Benz or BeaTer-teve months after dat- aue received
ISignedl j. J. Fenton Cashier. J. Wickof, President

Arrest FOR BURGLARY AND Arson IL THE FIRST
DEGREE-Abo bout half past clock yesterday morning
ire was discovered in the confectionery oil Wlam hel-
Ter. No los Charlesst. and Immediately extingulshed
damage about slOU From the appearance OF the preui
ses il apparent that some parties had entered the
store stolen nearly all the confectionery and SET re to the
nremises Captain Alderman of the Ninth Ward Police
snsnected the occupants of adjoining confectionery
rival establishment and upon examining their place found
nearly all the articles stolen from the hrstnaned store
He then arrested Henry and Harriet thompson the Occu
pants on suspicion of being the guilty parties The FIRE
Marshal was then sent for and from the evidence Collected
bv him it appeared that the rival coneconeres had been
nj variance for some time. Justice Clark, before whom
the suspected parties were taken committed them ior eA-
animation There several families asleep IN the
building at the time was fired ana among heh 'ha! Oh
Mr. VIM IOlme who awakened by the smoke enter
ing his room. The building was frame one ana na VI
il about 81 GOO worth of property insured IN he 1Ae'
Insurance Company of this City and the Atlantic insu-
rance Company Of Brooklyn Henry Thompson, one OF
the accused was seen after the fire exnguished
placing the stolen confectionery in his Jars ana cases anu
from this circumstance suspicion hrs rested upon '
DISCHARGE AND RE-ARREsT.-Moses Enrich whose ar
rest we noticed Monday charge OF feonousy re-
ceiying stolen goods yesterday appeared before J0e
ebe upou hGLeqs corpus and IN consequence OF some
error in The commitment the Judge ordered hs release.
As he was leaving the courtroom, however he was me.
by officer Norris who rearrested MN Oh nc" "aia'
and COW y ed him to the Tombs
ARREST OF AYouSG SwIsDLER.-Edward SAKE, a youth
4 Vesrs of age was Yesterday arrested by Ohcer Greg
Of ihe Sixteenth Ward Police charged win obtaining
Goods by falsely representing that he had been sent Tor
them and by presenting forged orders II Is ALLEGED una taa'
o. No -; Si1thay ard informed Mr.. w that he had
beep sent by the captain of ship who was acquainted
with him, w. for two watches Mr. WISE tearing Ina'
athing was wrong went with SAKE TO see the captain
S, an tbsr way SAKE told him he had call to make and
renuesed that he would wait for him few minutes Sake
them went directly to the store OF Mr. Ml,e ana oia ~.
90 hat II was all right and that her husband had sent
~ for the watches They given 10 HIM anu ne
started off TO Hoboken where he sold one OF them me
other he afterwards disposed OF in the city Mhen s'eu
Se was in the act of endeavoring TO Obtain goods ron
another party by means OF forged order Tor sIV Inc
to watches were recovered by the ohcer and the prs
oner was locked up by Justice Stuart Tor examination
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Usr CoFrEAAs-The papers are everywhere lry.as the
free Of copperaS disinectng agent. |: cheap
article costing only three cents per pound AMI caa be
found at tie druggists and many Of the larger grocery
stores couple OF pounds may be Dissolved il ten quart.
Of bot water and the solution poured into sinks cutters
cess pools and all other filthy places with good effect.
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ADVERTISEMENT

The closing sales OF SUNNI er Dress 1oo1s a.
~, ,e1 Orhudst attract crowds o. iAdes
sA % =, prces greatly reduced Rich satin raE a. 80
seeuie i.rone. sshns silks Inds fousds De Peg
bHest, are.s Grape Shaw -
a.. fowls Co intend to close o- re :. ,
plan A. stock Ofer great Inducements - gl
u; Linen panasks sheetnz shrnne ana fon,n.
Sh, hssore the late in price which Will 'ep'J ~
80 80 Hotel and Housekeepess
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BROOHLYN ITEMS.

QrkrrzRIT REPORr ~ THE CHlEF or P0-r-E The
Report Of he Chief = Police for the quarter ending 18th
Of June, 1854 submitted 20 the Common Council az
the last meeting AMI ordered be placed on file The
business transacted by the DEPARTMENT is Tins detailed
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MARRIED..

BURDGE-MowLgM-o Monday evening July "a, a. the
redelce bride By the Rev DR. Meecher Elias B. Burise
E.a r Savannah Ga to Mis- Matilda Mowlem OF Broosyn
ESCA-NHlTEHOUSE-In BoOoklyn, July %, by the
Rev W Lewis Mr. Robert Msneses to Amanda Nhtehouse.
Buf.o and Batavia paper please copy. . :,
TUPPER-FISH--At KalAmazOo Mich July 10, Mr James VI
Turner II Rochester. y. to Miss Hannah +. Fish
NILKINS-TROW RRIDGE-At Detroit Mich, July is, VIM
D. Lizzie Csss daughter Chas {. TrOwhSdge
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SERIOUSLY ISJuRED.-Aboat IL clock Monday night
disturbance occurred in basement of house in South
Four,h-st. Eighth. Mr. Peter Gill; residing in the
uuper part of the house went IN and endeavored to sepa
rate the belgersnis when OF them seized club and
dealt him blow the forehead inhcting severe
scalp wound some three inches in length and knocking
him insersib.e the floor Mr.. Gils head attended
70 Yesterday a. the Dspensary.
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SHOP LIfIIYG.-A respect table appearing woman Civ
inc her name as Mrs Ar:nage residing SouthSixth
a. near Eighth was arrested Monday evening by Con-
stable Miner on charge of stealing some laces valued at
q from the store of Mr.. Reese No. % South Seyenhst
The articles found in her possession Gave bonds TO
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VIZLI4NSBURGH ITEMS

THF SUNDAY ORDlsANcE.-The following named per.
sons were fined sl0 each yesterday by Mayer Wan
charge of br, akng the Sunday ordinance by keeping open
house: Edmund Boeher. John Blarney. james Angus
John schneider. Ellck Il GTaus. r. Swift. j. W. Dick.
Mr. L. Neville NJ Neville declined paying the fine on
the ground Of Illegally. and was sent 20 jail
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CITY ITEMS.

The Lectures on Polish Nationality which were adve'
t.ed to be given on the 27h Of July and lsi ana ON OF
August have, in consequence OF the extreme near ~ INC
weather been postponed for lew "o'AS' N0''' WIZ
;ssned hereafter of the time and place
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The Williams testimonial comes Of tonight al .Ae
p ~. Tbe,ter great number of the profession
,Yn,eered and an attractive bill is put forth as Will
he seen by referring to our advertising Columns
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The Centennial Commencement OF CoiuHiOIa o'" IT,
will be celebrated at Nibios lnea'er 'Hi' in''e
exercises commence at 10 o'clock
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PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.
NrW.NpRK CITY
IN BROOKLYN.

Yesterday morning l6 cases and five deaths were re-
ported to the Board of Health. During the week ending
oath June 81 patients admitted TO the Cholera Hos
pjta 10 died, were discharged recovered, and re-
manned at date.
IN WIIIIAMSBURGH
Two cases of cholera reported TO the Board OF
Health Yesterday both fatal viz Miss John Haufem No.
1A4 Jobnson-st and Mrs. Vokel OF Graham and
Montrose-ays
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock, unknown Ger
man died of cholera while being conveyed TO Flabush
Hospital 1t appears that he was taken Ill IN front OIL MI
Charles Becks house in Bushwck about noon Mr. Beck
wes conveying the man 10 the Hospital, when he died
while coming through Firstst. The body was taken TO
Tho hell tower in Fourth-st Deceased wore green frock
coat grey wooden pants white cotton shirt and co'n
cap.
IN JERSEY CITY.
Three or four cases of cholera, or OF diseases cioe
resemblng cholera were rumored yesterday IL was
said that man employed on Monday in paving 10 'ne
.troots in the Fourth Ward died on Monday nght oil
cholera. VI .. ..,o
passenger who crossed over from New-fork 10 taKe
tho cars 70 Newark at O'Clock Monday evening was
attacked with cholera symptoms and was taken oaeK 10
NewYork.
II was rumored that canal boat captain and another
person had died of cholera, but no dennte morha'on
could be obtained. -
A German. residing in Wiliamst New-iorK was
ost,aed at the corner of Greene and Grandsts yester
dav bv an attack of collie cholera he was conveyed
., his home in New-York.
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Tho ma, 70 whose discrimination the public owe Inc or
rest Of the villain who attacked Dr. Devices was ns~;
Malone, one of the required hsckmen OF the M0
Ian Hotel man Of trust and one in whom M AeS'"A
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The weather yesterday was tolerably pleasant 'noueH
a, times very hot The rain ceased about 10 A. NJ nav
Ing continued with little interruption all night
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Advertisement

The Tribune readers are informed thar Tue grea.
io- ~ ,,ae PRICES (HIRAs ANDERSON No - bowsN rs
nsde an portAni reduction IN prSs. OF ne ms, guy let.
pio nj Cloth, &c Those wishing 70 avoid me Nho!Ot-l
o. Rrosdw.y should the Ten Spacious sale. Rooms sa
r. .svsnSse of selecting from the largest ASSORTMENT u % @
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ForxD observation-disclosures HanfoFi held An inquest
Yesterday afternoon al Greenpoint ihe body Of wo
man found floating in the river. Deceased Ts5 sDout -
vear Of age native # ireland well dressed and had
rot been in the water bu. two Or three hours verdict
found drowned
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Advertisement

Those SO rs Doors, made TO order by A. bAhLK; 20
ihos 70 Of the best Freaeh Catssin and dH-s,.e
10 Abh IN he Civ French Patent Leathsf nDo'
~ Al .rr.n,d TO difficult feet A az -
~ Summer Shoes and GaiieTs OF every s'y'e' lux
.-ijius of n greatly reduced pIiees
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THE ExoIsE CossIssIoSERs The Court Of Oyer and
TeruHer commenced Yesterday morning before Judge
Rockwell for the purpose OF passing sentence upon John
Csvon8g h one If the convicted Excise Commissioner.
On the Representation Of Mr. Sanxay counsel for defense
that ien dan wife i'll the Court decided 10 postpone
the sentence until the assembling OF the Court Ia Sep
TENDER.
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IAdNtTtIsctLtuI'
p,pny's NATIONAL THEATER. - his Pc

.,mep /, now in the full tide Of success WIZ ne NsN
cowyspy that cannot equ.ed in 10 ssI
$500 Mi; consist of the Dramas Of THE NE" 9A -
80 Ic.x or Asc Messrs H. A. Perry H. DA. IL Iiors--
yos Ms. Haihswsy Mrs Il y. Nichols &C Ae- sFPs's
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RFsIGyED.-Msor J. W. Braised has rendered hi
resignation rs Captain OF the sheris Deputies Mr.. Jas
W. Perry has been unanimously elected to fill ne va
C6nCy.
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places great reliance lie seized hem jrs and sbss
quently joined by Councilman Conover and Mr. Nj
Green.
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TAax-rf.<-fu-nf


TUX NEW AND TAsTELE>s CURE for E'Eh Az
.o,, DssgtEEs ASrIPERIopIe PILLS, sold ~ JAS W.
~. a. Frontst and Mostsgue Pisee' bFoonTn-
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GRAND LARCFsY.-A young man boarding az 40. A.
Fuiton-s brought before Justice smith Monday
the charge of stealing $50 20 from Charles b. Mills
the 2ed inst. Both occupied the ROOM lie
a ..,