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re Of stocks q, philadelphia. .wrpSysD,r. jane 81

Firsf Bosrd-ssco s5wp.. 9ii. ~ ooc do G,
-5e Miaehll r. iosl. Harisbarx r. g. 80 -
81; sloo Bssxet Mead e rs IS, $4,000 West PAN. g.. b o.
- Gee Resdas Bd -. ST. 800 Lone Island 6s o.,
50 Bank Of Penn is Penn r. ~. leo G,.rd B.ns e,.D
III; % do rs 81 L~hish Nav. Gil 500 Sew,Creek Cod II,
sMinel II R X. es q Dc. sYi Mech Bsnk fi ~ Nv h.
10; 50 Beaver Meadow Sis do rs Gsi Is Resdns r. t.
20 Do. S. ko Do SIS loo do. as SS is Morris Csns ".
.er BarS-loo Read R r. swn, ss, 10 F.rne. Bart Ky.
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meeting Of commuters the Harlem Railroad was
held at Monisania Tuesday, at which the following
resolutions were passed

HesSed That ts meeting emps:i-sly ia IOvs OF the
Of h~ trains o. Tie SYors aud Harlem
Railroad Go rany, whereby local limited the
q Lu; each wy per day .ucb being
the Inducements originally held out the founder.
OF IN. viiiss-s
Tesred Tbs. the proposed rrioe
ck.ts sd direct violation pledges nsdeby
tire esiab shrneu gsges
views this with dss;r rotation and violation
solemn with he villages By the Railroad Coup-lv
Hesoed That Con be appointed eomm1licAe The
views Of the the Harlem Ra.od Compare aai
received the tar Company. call fs-ur
Committee appointed and the meeting adjourned
TO THURSDAY evening.
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(Advertisemertl
LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHs.-The

LIFE SIZE PHoToGRAPHs.-The attention OF ihe
pubic i. called to syl. Of on
Al. xsske IF surprising in depth o. tote sna
ir.ney the finished painting on :m,si
.hi;n the meet delicate ivory A. 20 Ekenes
sursbiy ;hey are unrrasset Perfect hkeness Of any az
~ made by this process from pssuseosypsa s5ee o
C,sSyY G ~ FsrpRicKs, Ne q boaevAa dss 'spoe'e'
Psrs and Ne $40 Broadway
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cal CAmNrT contains Ba.ts AMI

The PHYSIOLOGICAL CABINET conia,n- Busts aii
nom runri i-ei;
human ard u 81 grs-rs o. ie E11e-i1
R0bbrE Nrfcfrrr al Thieves;
$50 Painting 49, Dravtn. q ceess q iiistza ~
cr1 Stranger viii f-e ii Cabinet = lis
Bfosdvsy slwaTs sad agreeable Place =
VI p-g.e sfto-1 b. Ms tOILTK
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Mr. Russell stood Umpire for St. George Club and Mr..
ShGrp for Newly ork Club.
This ssorc is up to sun down; the match was cohse-
luenty decided by the first innings favor of the New
York Club The thunder shower put stop to the play for
sonr time and was against both bowling and fielding
the ball w wet and slippery.
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The OPERA AT CASTLE GARDEN, under the direction
of Max Marezek, will not open until Friday Thursday
was the original night stated The " Managers Card on
the first page gives the details of the scheme. The sing
ers nearly all The orchestra has had the adj
vantage of being with Julian, and playing together
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ACCIDENT OK TEE IIUDsoS AsD BEEKsHIEy Rail-
RoAD-Two My ISJURED-We learn that brakeman
and conductor the Hudson and Berkshire Railroad
were severely injured Tuesday this road On the
rival OF the train in Hudson they found lying
-s on the top Of the from which it i inferred that
they must have gone the top Of the te the
rope. and while engaged. they knocked down BY
bridge under which the passed. |; feared that
one Of them fatally injured.
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We noticed In se,era o. tie Parks last nigh. phea)m-
ena not often in the City jus; after the sho~er
thousands Of goworrns appeared the wing flashing
their pale light ike the twinkng OF stars ANA OF course
attracting greG; des! Of obse-vn'ion. Some people
whose studies in Natural History have been sadly neglected.
we're in great fright while watching the bugs around Dr.
Springs Church After considerable cogitson they
cluded that the fiery little army indicated terrible scourye
ty choera
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The entries for Thursdays be by referring
to our advertising columns.
NEw-loRK RACES, NATIONAL COURSE, l.. I.-SecOnd
Day-There was not such a large attendance
pected owing to oversight of the proprieorsnot adj
vertising the races in the paper The first
mile heats between Garrit ID avis Wild Irshman and
heats without struggle. Wild Irish the favor
tie 500 $50, but after first heat Davis was the
favorite at 500 TO So and takers. The of
Wild Irsnan told all who asked him that his horse was
not in condition. but the turfmen differed in opinion with
him. and dearly has il cost them The second race was
between two Gencoes, colt and FLY. Henry was the
fayoric a. 800 to slO Some heavy investments were
made on this race No less 100000 changed hands,
After the first heat 500 $50 bet the fly The
flly won the easily in two straight heats All the
knowing ones went home heavy losers this day spot
The following are the summaries of the days running;
Second das-Club Purse. 81. 600 two-me heats
w Delainu named CHI h Garrett Davis by Glencoe dam
r. b. ChcathEm yusmed r. T. Fields. br C. Wild lrishmsn,
by Glencoe dam Mary Morris by Medoc yesrs ol pounds
. u MiSo5 pamed ch c. Sam Lether BY Wagner dam by
Medoc. old 81 pounds, dress red aud red dis
Fin, ..I5o First mile .................l:5o SCI
second me.............l56. Second mie.......l;'4
Tot,l................siG. Toa.................ai5
Same dav Irving House stake for } year olds, mile
heats $3.50 subscriptions 500 forfeit the Irving House to
give $3.50 il two more start.
Thomas Whien names CHI by Glencoe dam BY Medoc..
G. W D,ahunt names CHI c. Henry, by Glencoe dam by
M1 tSsls name: Col Giacocis e. Little Xrihai by
dam 10y Blue Bonneis az
Tme-l1sl-l5<i.
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WEsrcHysrER County AoRicrLTrAL AND HoRTrcrL-
1rRAL FA.-The tenth annual Fair of the Horticultural
Soeesy of Westchester County will be held at White
Pns tho soth slst and e9d days Of September next
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BROOhLIN ITEMS.

TIE BOARD or HFALrH-Seven cases Of cholera were
reported the Board Of Health Tuesday. Of which
three died and i've reported Yesterday OF which
one died.
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MARINE COURT-Before Jude Tmoupsov


S,aufed. by his next friend AIT Hyde
Suit behalf OF minor 10 damages for injury
b attack Of alleged dog belonging defendant The
j. hat the dog and that he
defendant the the boy having
sncd him away This denied The Jury verdict
the snfif Of $50 end costs
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TEE ForRTH oS Lone IsL.SD.-The Long i-lani
Railroad Company intend running their 9:4j T. " train
through to Greenpcr Saturday Monday and Tuesday
nex: JAY l. and g. returning Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday mornings at 400.
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CIRCUIT coURT-Before Judge MrreHsrL

To recover of defendant on debt alleged be due by
comrsnv called the Empire MIL equal to tho
stock bed BY defendant Air, adv referred Verdict
being value of said shares and sub
Iecto the opinion OF the Court.
Charles L. " bite sg. Robert Bullock
the the late John Mounsey
half OF $2 So being $j807 rs held by de
rfsn the the For defense Il SAID that defend
having dsbursed the entire of the
entitled the whole the commission the rule Of law being that
distribution be
received by each of them and the risk
position Judgment plaintiff 50
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SrS srRORE.-Patriok Finn Frustrated BY the hea
% the yesterday in Cour-t. James Haley was sim
lsrly effected Thrd-av Neither is likely TO prov
fnts
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The amount received at the Subireasury was SJ55'I
paid s236 .577; balance. ss,9s2 200.
The sale by l.. NJ Hoffman Co. OF stocks, belonging
the Atlantic Insurance. ordered be sold by the trus
tees redeem the scrip of the company in accordance
with previous announcement attracted avery large
pany The following is a record Of the sale:
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
Os0fiOas bv Standard Thermometer at No Ch0mers o.
June %. ......................7s 80 80
The erocity of the weather yesterday unmitgated
even by the magnificent thunderstorm which occupied
hour of midaernoon. The heat throughout the day
most intense and but for the gentle breeze which kept the
fire from settling in any spot would have been almost
nsupportabe The heavy rain cooled the streets but the
air was quite as hot after as before the shower.
The OPERA AT CASTLE GARDEN under the direction
of Max Maretzek will not open until Friday. Thursday
was the original night stated. The Managers Card on
the first page gives the details of the scheme The sing
ers are nearly all new The orchestra has had the adj
vantage of being with Julian, and playing together
-
CARSON LEAGUE MEETING in the With Ward this even
ing at Botanic Hall, No. 6s East Broadway.
There is to be grand old-fashoned Fourth of July
Celebration at the Crystal Palace for the details of which
the reader is referred to the advertisement. in todays
paper.
The Grand Division of the Sons of Temperance OF East
ern New.York will hold its regular Quarterly Session at
Rouse's Point Clinton Co., commencing at p. VI. of
Wednesday, July l2.
Does the Cro,on Aqueduct Board intend this to
give the people sight of fountain in play! If wafer is
ever desirable now is the time TO let il. on.
The Hon. p Fletcher, Vermunt; j. Noble Phladel-
pha; the Hon. VI. I. Sumner, Virginia; &. L. Jardea,
L. S. Coast Survey; Prof. c. ii. Gardner Rchmondvile,
n V: Mr. Van Ressenlaer Oxford; John G. SAKE, Bur
lngton; the Hon. Alfred Ross Buffalo, the Rev. Edward
Street New Orleans Thos. Gasco, Branford, Con; W.
r. Darympe, Baltimore, among the arrivals at the
Irving House on Wednesday, June %.
prrKsKIIL REBUBLIcAS-We learn that Mr.. F. Roe,
has become associated with j. j. Chambers in the publ
cation of the above-named journal.
Nyw-YoRx AND Nrw-HAvES RAILROAD ArPoiSr-
nysrs-Wliam f. Worthen, Esq, has been elected
Vice. presidept of the New-York and New-liaven Kali
road Company and James H. Hoyt, Esq, superintendent
vcupe man was drowned yesterday afternoon WINE
h.,b;ny at Charles Otngons bathing grounds, Coney
I.snd about three-quarters Of mile above the Pavilion
h.,h;ny houses. His name Smith, Of the firm OF
Smith & Brothers Duane-st., New-fork
Dox. THE Moon Influence THE WEATHER WIN
souebody observe when the moon changes at meridian
invaraby rains or SHOWS directly AFTER or II the chahge
il lat, in the afternoon that fair weather follows or the
change occurs in the small hours Of the night with the
wind northery that fair weather always follows; OF 'ne
change occurs about six in the morning that rain Always
follows If these everybody fscs are proven
nv wears trial we viii publish the case tne MOO"
" versu. the Weather, with verdict Of proven
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NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. j. q. HANDY, YANKEE
LooSr .ua HEIR CLINE all this Hoae To SsH5 n
Ss,;o % III. nl Conpsny The beautiful play OF IHs
STR,xc,k- and Yankee drama OF WIZ fos Dn W"
be percrrned in addition the other enferfsinmenfs
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CARSON LEAGUE MEETING in the With Ward this even
ing at Botanic Hall, No. 6s East Broadway.
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Advertisement.
FR.yCoyI's HTPPODRoME giy'


well as evening entertainment daily The fa OF ho'srialsp
,rd Shirc Chariot be appreciated wei - eF
ara lie rseo ha. crowded since the opening
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ArTTsPTTD SUIciDE.-Mr. A. Lennar; Of No. ls
Bo"sy y attempted suicide TUESDAY light Ss spinE
The Eey bOaf Nsahsftan Whe yng Ia the slip tins side
OeTs Curs ard B.Insy Hsyaud rescued him and h lake
to tie Second District Station Iiou--
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LAW IN2EXLIGENCE.
COURT or APPEALS

ALBANY. june % ls5i.-No. 30. Concluded. No. %.
scssn at Du'a and others Submitted Nos % 81 Judgment
ID by No g. West Tion Exchanged with
81 argued No s. Rrxford Knight Ga Not
coucluded at y O'Clock 7. NJ
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There is to be grand old-fashioned Fourth of July
Celebration The Crystal Palace for the details of which
the reader is referred to the advertisement in todays
paper.
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NEULJkRSEY ITEMS.

ArTEMPT 10 CCYHfT 4 RAPF.-A man named John
Hartford Yesterday by Constable Davs charge
attempting ap- the person Of BARRIERS wife who
resides in he upper Of Newark Accused committed
await examination BE- fore Justice Bedford.
Row DYIsA.-l estcrday warrants were issued for the
charge Of the hol Patrick
Kelly NwAkas. aud Coles beating the complainant
ala breaking his furniture
Mr.. Erastus Randall has been appointed Water Com
by the Common Council in place Of Mr. John Ward
sighed.
Thomas b. Nissan has been appointed Waterman for
the Third WsId by the Board Of Aldermen.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos. 75 l2e, oil, 6o7, 57i Sol, 7ls,
Ga. 6i5 go Cf7 6i8. GO. go. G5l.
SrPMENE CorRI-Specal Term-No change.
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Tie largest assOrtintLt OF MINUS HLLUDLVNr,
Music aad Muse MERCHANDISE i, the l'sa states a.
W.rrrss Music No 55 b-o-dgay III W 4.
r motto profits and srek sale his immense stock
constantly and rapid, selling
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The Grand Division of the Sons of Temperance OF East
ern New-York will hold its regular Quarterly Session at
Rouses Point, Clinton Co.. commencing at p. VI. OF
Wednesday, July 10.
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LARcTsY.-On Tuesday servant in the family Of Mr.
John Garland resident Of Hsmionsv Lpvert sto-
pocket .:nns Ne
The house she has been heard Of since
Ceiharne Donnel for stealing goods valued n 80 from
The % NJ Galloway. Tle.day evening brought before
Justice sA yes Gs AID conviction 'sneased 10 the Peu
tertiary e.; TX mouth.
Two young men brought before Justice Ba'chiey
y-rdsy kdwara DeEan. who them Si;h
roobnf him took containing SD the nght the
Is. The held for 4 hearing
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METEOROLOGICAL EEUISTEK
Fyom Osstofas Standard Thermomeers at No CAomJe
C n.
1854. "a. NJ. IL NJ SP NJ.
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DI-oH.RGED.-Yesterday John Mclaughlin end John
Ryan VIZ vre assss IEpeioE Of eitias n, 70 The vy
she Ny D. J NocEe. Friday hight Aou. ht be
justice Smith fss examination The posei ;tst hy
The stable that u-h asG Gsuiy
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SUPERIOR COURT-GsNERsL TERM-Before Judges OsSLty
DVER and C,NrBgLL.

DVER. and C,NFBELL.
SrUYyEsA NT-SQCtRF.
The New York against Peter aud oherPeter
Cooper against
Contest in relation 10 a grant made by Nicholas w.
Scventhst and Third and Fourth
public be called Suy
square Mr. Cooper also bought several lots Of the heirs
The accepted tie Commissioners appointed 70
open the asked for prohibiting G heirs OF
Mr Interfering with said land they having opposed
the the and contend thai she land belongs
the the ground that the from Nj Stuyyent OBJ
sntd by invalid also that the Of Mrs Charles
Henry Hall and Robert Reid the 20 the city not
regular providing the should be saved harm
less from required in the Other
up commended that the void The Judge
Special Term the Injunction restraining the heirs from inter
ferng with the rsoperty sppea made Argument
scented Judgment reserved.
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The er0city OF The weather Yesterday was unmgatei,
even by the magnificent thunderstorm which occupied
hour of midaernoon. The heat throughout the day
most intense and but for the gentle breeze which kept the
fire from settling in any spot would have been almost
insupportabe The heavy rain cooled the streets but the
air was quite as hot after as before the shower.
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fAdy, rti-emsut

only country full Of India
and Chus Goods found Strangers invited T. call snc
snp m themselves hthry should be told thst th-re = 10
.uch store goods IN the eiy y Bids "oa' III
rored o order.
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Does the Croon Aqueduet Board intend this season to
give the people sight of fountain in play! II wafer is
ever desirable, now is the time to let i. on.
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The fine. spacious and cool rooms OF ROOT, No. 90
Broadway place the best Portraits in the world
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SURPRISINGLY CJRIOUs.-That extraordinary SER
20 feet long al Banum Museum Is indeed ~oneI
an African Boa Cousirfer Of The enormous The hVnE
IEINocERos OVTANe TGEs also II barn
now The Comedy played there THIS EVENING aAa t"o
fsrcts THIS AFTERNOON.
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THE TURF.

RuSsIyc OVER THE NATIONAL COURSE l.. I.-THmD
DAYS RAciSG.-W Wednesdays June 25-Club Purse for
81 800 between Blonde and Die Capperton. There was
large attendance present this Course 10 witness this
of three mile heats. There also the stands
number of ladies, who adj rned the track with their
.presence. The fields and Enclosures crowded with
all kinds Of vehicles from the millionaire splendid
ragc down to every conveyance and everybody who
could get 10 the Previous to starting Blonde had
the call at 500 to 500. The enticipsions of cracking
disappointed. SO far the contest for the
purse concerned it at ALL Blonde had
il hor way all the time, and not put up to her
speed during any part of the Die Capperton made
play for the heats from the start, leading the first two
miles in each heat Blonde taking trailing position,
passing by Die Clapperon the third mile of each heat
in 5.42i and 5i3I Die Clopperon is good mare, but
was seemingly overrnatchcd in this The following
il the result:--
Third Dcy Club Purse 800, three mile heats, 30
per cent. for the second best horse
A Minor Judge Hunters CHI Blonde, by Glencoe,
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vFRy INTERESTING WEDDING or 4 MrrF.-A Young
lady OF accomplishments and grea; beauty for several
years past pupil in the institution for the Instruction
The Deaf and Dumb. married last evening to Of
the Precepiors Of the Institution. himself worthy
man and very accomplished teacher. The parte, viii
be known by the following cards OF invitation
LEWIS PET.
MISS MARY TOLLS.
CHrRCH Or THE PUHlTANs.
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' ssr,.1 ' Sra, shss ss.s he hs
osee IL New ioFA 90 % s.'n,' "As n br'asTy aAse
70. e Ban W. To- A 20 s;ar- % a.; s.sg ,a.'
c1o eIaaae5-Bee,s NJ wa.r hsi the oee in ;hi..
U.s articles Of oo,nS' d. not 3, " whether vs.
a s s ven. >. TO G sTI ss the Ss, S
led f him the s-r H. arrest esnho -ay ho~ st,en
h 10 rrsard h- came 10 see me m SSl
think sone him times with some p-rsen witn n
WS.f wa ~. ,oyr Of .toel he hard in b.nk the
Re srronted Director lobe'ed to not H'e' 81" 'nd
m. relating New Brunswick s. 70 The question:
Ruth Am Eaton sworn-Am wife of Mr. Eaton, who
ha testified here. know u Mn walker snd Dr. Hart~e being ~
.a M h w ii S Of Ssm' Ss S,s ra ,nd
.os.bsr have seen him ~ss with he, With his arm ,,c .I
rsund her have known Of , riding together was in
s.y werr sou or Bath er-; o'clock
I % sSs Ssr e WE" or r s N Me- ne wf w.n
sdairance 70 or house ass guest one TINE What was sad %
Wsser mentioned wha, have here sa;ed TO Mr. Walker in
q What the general habit CT Mrs Walker aud Dr. Hawe
while 81 your house Oheeed and ruled out Her
Sonhns Of srSihas si.e their walks oass
have them d5Isa times walking the piazza at dinner
he'd 10 P1lr seqs..,.rs c,, Sa ,s MI n
WskeI III 1876 hsd Always sso~n h.t We are tn 81,
s s Mf I'd a. Mrs as' wassi and ay
eve only four Eve days they did not sve any carriage win
Them; they - for Small Point 70 go in ,he rsyenaH cutter 70,
rsc0ect who there Miss Caroline aSer was
with them the not she came nsck Win tns
The tell how days Mrs Walker remained
the probably than four days. am nor prepared
she len the rst time Dr. HaIfwe and NJ Houshoa
Friday for Of hitcen 10 cone %
Tuesday and they did his sister one Of the patty doa know
that she have him walking With i' sister put
du't thai him slone; he generally with MS
Walker when she there when the party ~ent o1etacE
he ueray walked with Mrs walker; Mn Walker came there
a. the time The fin. did bat not to sS whether she
Of tie her biheT don't Anow m1e'
when Dr.. Ust~eu walked with Airs
Walker; cannot psTeu dsys and dates the day
Size with Mrs WsdOn the that she returned
the evening with Dr Hsrwe her rocswsy dnwnby
ioIse that the the nhen there; tht
stAid the time Mrs Walker with DR.
Hsrwsl Beth. Mr. Nadron smother csrase NJ.
Brown don't suow tbs. they started the times Mrs Walker
Mrs ether they had they
Jeff; don't hst the the
o'clock Harriet Baron lived the house
that stated her of having Dr. Hartwrn
Mrs Walkers did person
if- Baron had think 1875; think Mrs
house 1916 and that DR. Hartw there
the think she there also 1871 who
with think Dr. Hart well there, think she there
lGis hut did Ion think Dr. Hawel there that
do recoeci wheiherat the time Mrs W do not
reco. whether IN 1914 1913 that Mrs Walker
fused boa d. heard her that he could not board
her ro-sibly.
@. Where were when say Mrs Walker walk
inp with DR.. Hsuw.lrs ,round her wris,
The Judge. who had previously intmnted the fact,
feeling unwell the Court adjourned to this forenoon.
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ILLEGAL INTERMENT Or BODY-Two Germans. man
Yesterday arrested iot throwing the dead body T
their child overheard at the foot Of Houston St. East River They
he'd arrived from Liverpool and the child having died
throw The body overheard nd ~ av
ashore The body recovered AID quest viii ~ held
nunui fAahN
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NIFPN1 VI
eessnt Number Pes Of and DeAntin de
substantial and elesty engraved
y.r low prces samples by 70 psfi
At ,hr country EyERpELL Broadway, Duane 81
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PocKET PICkED-The chcraiers d'tadsstr,e are again
intestine and railroad Mr. W Rice VI Hen
rietta Monroe County had his wallet taken from his pocket
hoard the Hendrix Hudson while her passage the ryer
Tuesday lie confident that In his pocket when the
btl lie supper with the ret Of the
Immediately geLg from the table he missed IT,
bank bills aud three payable -
his order the Pacific Bank NewYo They drawn by Joan
A. merritt PAYABLE twenty-five after date for - 20 %
md ~ 100 The escaped thought that the may
lead 10 his discovery and arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29

daring burglary committed in the vicinity of
Pohesie sunday evening The burglars by means OF ladders
succeeded raising window the kf;es
dwelling the 10 which gentleman visitor from
seefrE After taking MS clothes and Tains the
rockets the helped therelye consi
quantity blankets quilts &c from uroccupied room
the window bur those articles together
with the visitors pansoou found near the preus "a
supposed that the bu m alarmed while engaged IN teiE
atoms precpaey without their booty, about 80
"