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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Rn,anu Rrothers {: c,..s Cirr ALTAR.

rras Loses, s 5sn cI T. l.i and sa n
p,ss.i ss,s ~ .s. s ssess Corfu
sns Iss,r sess M 10
~ ss s:ss d Esss
OF 8: sss'd =. Ash s, % s",
ssse Headers bseA psry ,os s Al have been
Sosss 4 S sssS S.s' oisaaaA realized
fs sss 10 s. %s i.S .S ioy.d for eoy se
ts sss A ss .. .ad s sas r: csou
a t ss' s.s n s, ss s',Ss ma e Sss
~, sr,s ressed from fs fs TO good long e-rry and
sess % For floating foreign there m bat ;e
;.oury end we hsven no trsussetions TO report.
coss Market on Monday there only .hor. supply Of
o E Ia ' aseh.Ds The M
%Tn.1 s' o SF s n rto9s prizes
x, Sn as s whs ss9 ped 70 asa o.
c"Iros market la. been and the .ae. Of the gsss
amour, to fS prices A. LSeroo ths ds@A0d has
been sed yssy qooaSsn sr Owen s have & Of
rpsDss to repo or e sss sto.ne. only 10 bag. odd at
Doa, .os.S ws were 'G Ss e. 81 b. rd Sss
o2.T@ s1 psssr.sss dy,pc the week TO 60,
sos,S :, ss pree r nie auction sold from 2e
=. quarterly q Es.' India will
ihs s se deerea 70 far sd
naia eeied today at sueiiop end rarity od az n rates.
csses 70 s;sS as sobs ss.S 80 Wv
Iaos-T demand FOR Safo6shis CONTINUES sooa Rails qu az
~ IL US Bars reques: ss 49, free board
= Wales Scotch Pigs dull a. eS r naked numbers on the Clyde
Swtd.b fTmst Els
I.rp quiei. Western IN casks % a j0i.
Moi ASH 100 bids Cubs Macoy ADDS sold atl66.
nothing doing and prices DOnina
sperm Ln.eed-foced sales by speoulsto reported dur
and but tody the market steady with
lin Offering the have been
SCI Rspe remains dull the spot 400 for brown aud
426q ISL FOR refined; delivery active
brown f2i6, end refined a. Olive quiet Palm ~ db
Rfcr-TIe market hrs been quie, little dposou
ehsse begs Madras al auction only portion 500 on
2 foT "a pnky; broken Bengal were chiefly
boush; 6 Jsye Only few were 500 from
fair bold white To-day there was peter
fes ns In le market and coo beg Aaoan and III bags Bengal
chiefly steady prices OnChsnge TWO casoes Of hsn ORC
reported al NJ for near port go.
SALTrE1gY-Ahn been sold at S6 but to-day the
market is Guil at 81 d36 Nitrate Soda. 17j6aBi. So
SEsDFof Lnsetd the spot there continues be e demand
SrELT,R-Nery quiet at A2 inl sH 1871 on the spot - ,
IA ss. B.svis cold a, 4d Pmenc steady 5o bags reed from
55sd for GOOD - Batavia sod
2a21 Jcnaica Ginger ftlT sold from f5i n ST.
moderate demand hrougho-. the week snd con
tua public sales Nnurius the sales OF west
bids and although The graioy descriptions
refining have aiacd their value prices Of
niddng $500 bags Asuri
lnda have been offered az auction which about one
half found buyers irregular prices LIB bAs Havana phe a
damaged were chiefly disposed Of low rates Ing from Il
22 for yellow and from q a G Tor while, ia bond,
In not much doing The market closes hfmy OF
63 for V. G. N the rot and 60 6dgN FOR August .
ever sny advance; common 6opgou i'd p b. Considerable pub
lie sale ere advertised for rext week
In request 9 for Blocks 1921 for
Barr 1851; Straits llj a l6 both nominal The 'nich
the OH q Auru which wiz comprise 1906 slabs with reserve
OF 1900 Stats additional If arriving IN time
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MARRIED..

VAN WYCK-RAPELYE-A Bowery Bay, Newtown, Long
Iaud on Wednesday the 7h inst BY the Rev rho na strong
Cbarls. Van WICK the proprietor Of Ths ChdH ifsnc 20
AsV Rspsiye youugest daughter Of tn late Isaac napsye
WATSON 0WR0SAN-On the Sl.h inst, by the Rev MI
Mr. "a Miss Margaret Bowosan
daughter Of C. Bowfosan, Esq. all Of this city. -, 49,.
this city on ednosdy inc ssh hst,n
the Rov vermlye Theodore Hay of Cevel.nd' OHIO 10
Miss Joseuhine Suang, of New-fOik -, 4,
COIFMAN-NILLS-A Sco,chtowp on the 2sh Q! June By
the Rry Nh Bea,te Ira H. Coleman of seneca Co.. n u 60 s
ssh Mile laughter H. D. Mill, Esq OF the former place
GALE-Fisk-On Thursday, June y, by Rev. " bstehain
D. Gale Julia Eliza, daughter OF l. D FISH h'a "
this city r.-... L.. .,
he The Rv NJ. Bae Charles Langley OF san franeisco Can
fornis. To Mlss ST. Green of this city. A. nun
WRlGHT-COCHRAN-in Brooklyn by the REV j. W Dhher
Augustus Wright of Buffalo to Muy Ann Cochran q 'ae FORMER
rlsge
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DIED.

yERs-Friday morning June 80 after lnsenns hne wnsn
he bore with Christian ortude with entire resignation TO the
,sll OF her divine moste full hope OF brssef nnptay
yud he grave Elizabeth in the I'D year OF her age only
child Of Beach W. IS deceased -,
Ena. and relatives respectfully invited 10 ettond her dnsa
ON shbab at O'Clock the residence OF her step
father Alfred Iyers 80 Dean Neyis, Bfookyn Gar
eSes will place and Broadway unt Zoeoc<
to carry frieuds 10 the house
MEsLLENiiOn the 10Th nst susanns Aeszehy '"' J'""s
eets sier D Louis kOssuih
Her funeral will take place this afternoon July nooeoes
has found America, ore respect
fully invited Her remains viii be taken IRON h,f i,a
No. $50 Ninth 70 the Rev d. fhhps 'nu''n o'
twee Ilfh and I2th sfs 5th-av 49,. -
REEDSuddeny Thursday the 18th june Edgar 'ay son o
Ferdinnn nd and Lydia Reed In the 9th Of his age
The the family invited TO attend the ures ms
afternoon o'clock, from No. 30 Hcnrya
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BROOKE w ITEMS.

The BOARD OF HEALrH.-At special meeting Of the
Common Council, resolution passed authorizing
loan of 5000 be expended BY the Board of Health in
the adoption of such sanitary they may deem
necessary for the preservation Of the public health of the
city. In connection herewith resolutions adopted
which authorize the Controller to place TO the credit of the
Boerd 81 COO from the contingent account, TO be re- n
burscd out of the above loan of $1,000 when the
shall have been received into the treasury and requiring
the Board to report detailed statement of all expenses
incurred
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FAMsr.--It is amusing to hear some OF our exchanges
hapng upon the present prospect Of famine because
cannot get beef steak they FUSED to could az four
or six cents per pound. They think it awful to pay hty
cents bushel for potatoes and eight dollars barrel or
-four We advise the sufferers to to Newly ork ana
see what they do with dollar in marketing for family
Saturday night Prices high all the country,
compared with former years but there prospect OF
famine. If one town. county, State fails crop is
cut off there are enough to make it up somewhere else
We have great corn crop growing and this hot weather
is lust what is wanted to make cheap mush and johnny
cakn
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BOfRD OF EXCISE.
SEVENTH WARD-THIrp Day.

Owing TO the absence of Aid WOODWARD. the Council
dismissed the crowd without licences Aid.
WOODWARD not present at the last session oil the
Board although since that time he has signed cesces for
rumselers. He came receiving the Endorsement Of
the Temperance men OF his Ward az late meeting; but
they will look little oosely into his con6uc; first
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The expermen. OF semi. weekly Roman Catholic news
psper in this CITY (71e Freemans Journal has proved
failure and is abandoned. The Editor assigns reason
for going back weekly issues that The great mental e.
fort necessary get out two papers per week DID not per-
NIT that though. and caroress which should character
ize the columns Of paper devoted to Ronan Catholic
interests Hereafter lie viii concentrate all his energies
UPON single sheet and he trusts that his labors will be
duly appreciated by those who have the cause which he
advocates at heart.
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ADVERTISEMENT
cr,,Uc Orr, SrIIISG OFF AND 4 GENERAL

CLOSING our OF SIZING SUMNER DAY uoobs.-Ii-AHD
Guar Co. No Grands. still eontHue 70 s'ifse ~
nforl 10 their They determined 70 eave
uudone that prevent them from making clean s~sep o.
ntir, stool Of silks Tissue. Bseses yaeolec OE-sades
C,sp. shawls nautGs &c They viii reduce o. lses As co
or,d Lawns low price OF III per yafd o. pes
,ly "a $50 piece seneel patterns ID I'D ana ~
t,Se spe White Dotted Swis. worth Will be reduced 70
rsrS invite particular attention 20 the above As "e "H "
give WV ~- HEARD, CLAP Cor No. 3'i Grsndsi.
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Or1nAnr-An eyening or two .ince party calling IN

OCTRAGR-An evening two since party calling them
selves the Fo-iyAcre visited the pic bakery Of NJ Mors
Hudson Myrtle and afer taking what heT wanted and
coying Considerable threatened whip The bakers One
employs snapped revolver at them bo o cause Il
lad the effect however OF making them It
lie remis followed the b. The blk
considerable rumpus Kicked up. which ended Ia re
arcs They promptly discharged from custody
al detailing the the Police Captain The ones
hnf .hnali have been lAnled Up eschl ed.
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Id " NTE'LLIGENCE
(OIrRT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. jane &c. lsi.-Nes. -, 1872 judgmen
sn.d by consent wih No p struck Oh No g.
July o. No o. Thatcher Morris argued NJ - fassi
ard others SO. Camp End another nlsued
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The PSYCHOLOGICAL CABINET or MusEuN, will
n.iu Orsn Free ytiior. daily and the FOVsrB.
tie BrorsEEs FOWLER viii be in ATTENDANCE 10 wait upon
tlcse rkcse vh their services Citizens and ssTsnrer ~
End dis IN agreeable place visit Examinations with Charts and
sn descriptions Of eharAeer when desired No 30 Broad
tuo blocks above he
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.yamcs srcIIenry's Circular

-, LIyARPooL, Friday, June l6 iSoi
large imports Of Bacon is 70 pe At f
ss. chsese Ia much wanted and early supplies w nna
buyer Shoulders freely S for heavy and sweet s "
not looked for
LARp ID dull and nominal AZ 4si
The demtnd for TALLow has fallen off,
here IA moi
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Cu.nGr OF CONSTRUCTIVE Lac NY.-A man named
Edward Perrin wa Yesterday arrested charged with aIeeny I-
ne following IL that he called On 1
esrtcr at and p1u0s 10 plc Aae
horse M which van at $500 The latter gave mn
had charge of the hOrs 10 nave tue
ANNA ham. and send one ith rer Ga
Cd the qusie Of the horse f'tfA usA u
order 10 the aud the ser being unable 10 f-a ne
II In such manner that the stabes supposed nsi o. Wa
horse without seihils any ou7
with him which did. Perrin took the horse away ana ~
~ liz IN usage the animal has since died and before ~ d
Perrin offered 10 sell him. representing tha he was the OWE ne
Was taken before Justice Clark and held TO await exanaton
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TIE OLDEST PRISTER-We one day last week had the
measure of visit from gentleman. who We beleye IL the
Oldest printer in the United States He the father of Dr.
VIM Turner who has lately become resident OF THIS VII
tceshp in 7s5 and in 1898 BEGAN the publication OF Iae
Nfrcurv in Philadelphia, weekly popel, OF when he
was tho sole proprietor editor mDsiOr pressinan ana
devil He still in the possession Of good hath, and
is remarkably spril hy for so old a man.
stamford Advocate.
This is an old friend, Mr. John Turner for many years
ono of the proprieors and editors OF Tie Ncr- York
Gazette.
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WILLLAMSBURGX IIEMS.

very intelligent Irish girl, II years of age,
named Mariah Carter guilty far as ia known,
only of being Protestant, arrested on Thurs
day evening complaint of her father, on charge
Of dsoriery conduct II appears that the mother Of
accused died about three years since; Dir. Car
ter moved TO Cincinnati leaving his daughter in this ci
Pro slant family in the Third Ward attended Proestan
ciur,hs and became backsder a. to the Catholic tlh
The faiher returned 20 this city few days since AMI en-
,avored his daughter from her home. but the
ghier declined being very much attached 10 the tmy
with vom she resided. She arrested as above stated
end detained the Second Ward Station House. fes.er
dav morning she stated 10 Justice Boswell that she be-
,ved her father intended to place herin conyent. JUS
ce Boswell being vnce that accused was Of excn-
plary character discharged her. Mr. Garter made
biz appearance shortly after and became quite exasperaed
AT finding tat lis daughter had been discharged and had
taken advantage of her liberty to become invisible.
Barney McEroy tried before Mayor Wall on Thurs
day broke policeman in the secoud Ward on
being ard diosdry. The filled by
the appcinime ut Of Charles OSeal
KINGS COUNTY HOsPITAL-Extract from the report for
order udents so Born l. Tca SO Trlnssred to
An House Transferred Lunafic Asylum Transferred
Eurseryli Discharged 81; Dec ased SO Remaining 80
SERIOUS AccIpEsT-A German named Nicholas Spek,
arued At Third Wsd Station House Yesterday TO be taken TO
tie osa He at.d that "Wednesday night ne slept In barn
Flatash and IN descending on the lot tell upon sharp suck
tie snd found the bowels proudns from the wound
The injured accordingly sent 10 the Hospital but was
thought be could not survive.
YoUXG THIEyEs.-l yesterday three young boys named
Chauueey Philip He and James Robertson. arrested
Suspicion having leI which they were spending
Norl Nnth family absent and they accordingly
licked sp. Over : u were found IA ibeH possession
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Internationally
LIFE SIZE PHnIoGgAPHs-The attention Of IN,

= ~ - 49,. - p.pr.
fsIen in 4. esze far SURPRISING IN dePA ~ tone ana
hl.pcy the finished painting eAnvaSs-t~ sues re-
ivory As 70 likeness aha
sI,hiy thew are unsupassei Perfect ksnes.s Of any x can
b,s proce, from D.guereotyp-. Taken only by j.
rEsIy C D. FkEpRcKs No. q Boulevard d-s .spaeia-s
~. ND Ma Broadway.
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IyorEsTs.-Coroner Hautord held an inquest vest

IyerEsTs- Coroner Haniord held inquest Yesterday
urou of Ellen Allen who DIED Suddenly on Thursi,y =
VS. the effects q Anc Cholera The result proved
she rtemPeus and died from the efct. Of
iqror verdict rendered accordance An inquest was also
hid uon the body Psrcs Mcclure who found drowned a.
Bridges He sd been missing for about week aud
surrosed accidentally fell overheard He leaves family
which resides The usual verdict rendered
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CITY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
rom BY StaHdord TAesons,s Of 10 Ch1rersf
n. kOskEITL .
1854. sA.a. I'm 3PM
JRle 81. .................-....c - 20
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,,,o,,s NV dear what country is opposite to US on
n. pISss know We'll now now G Snle
nued the perpe1ed teacher were so 10 at this end
Through the earth, and you "esV on, Of the hole Sir
rs~sd bs nup with an air OF triumph at having solved
the great question.
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Mr. Thomas Todd formerly State Printer in Maine and
publisher of The Portland Argus and also Postmaster OF
that city died at Boston Wednesday evening last oil
cholera
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FIRES.

FIRE wILLIAssBUPcI.
Yesterday morning about one o'clock IRE broke out
in tenement house in North Eighth-st, Second,
owned bv Patrick Lynch. II damaged abou; 500.
Insured
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lAivc--ise=en,l
TFaS-The best assortment of FINE TEAS will be

the STORE the CAATos TEA COMPANY No is ChthI
between Pearl szd kooevest. The oldest ia esiahaeni
We
eher Wholesale retail They have branch
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Advertise isni.
N.r,ov,. THEATRE.-To-night Mr.. J. c. HASLEi
Advertisement.

,..,. farewell benefit - ropulsI and w .p
n.sr as TIE shoemsker OF 1ouiou-e MI J. NJ OooAt LAVAL,
forIr and Has CLINE. also spear for him
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one case of cholera only reported to the Board
Health yesterday morning.
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nr,rcaTrS TO THE HARD SHELL STATE
DEL1"HA CONVENTION

Co1run1A Col. Joseph d. Monet
Cy,rr,rory Col. j. r. BabcoeS. = L. a. Le''e''
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TIE CHoLTRi.-Five deaths occurred from this disease
a. the cholera hospital in Franknst on Thursday night
There were several in the City yesterday aud four
or FIVE deaths
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NEWJE'RSk'Y ITEMS.

JERSEY CTR PRIsos REPoRT.-The City Marshal re-
port. number commitments the jersey City Prison daring
month Of june FoT drunkenness 50; assault
vEgancy Il drunk and disordeTy, 10; suspicion OF
their q disordeTiy passing spurious money total w.
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-nh pa the CLiIR-

Mrs. Z. j. FRENCH. OF Pftsburgh, To-, NE OLiII'-
AID HE.LrSs MEDIUM vii be No 80 brosdway room
days T- this LADY in the OF diseases
Kind widely require no CONNIE NJ
TEKAs-E1s ami son and Prescription, -
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fAtvsTt:sc-ncntI
Churches Hotels Sfeamships &c. supplied with

Name Number Plates ard beautiful De
psec IN TIE substantial and s,nty enErav
very low ps Orders and samples BY 70 any part
OF the country EyERoELL No SO Brosdssy, Duane 81
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VkcAxI LoTs-At the last meeting of the Common
taken force the OF los bounded oy
Com ord Tilsrysts ard Huisonsy Henry, Clinton
R.rsn-s aid place. the sbas nu
srrc
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VssTEp-I. Oe0 case. iof Fever

WANTKD-I,UFU case. iOi FtNtr AID AgltJ 10 cUTr
each r. d. TcSIc will be used this ho-
re TIE afflicted will be required follow the Ii
ecticrs In OF failure will return the Osce
No. lfe Fulien-s,. NJ
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Sales ut the stock Exchange. ..Ju

FRIDAY, June 30-P. N.
The stoch market to-day presented feature Of marked
interest The transactions to considerable extent,
but quotations about the yesterday the ten
dency being lower prices. There was an improvement
Of Il cent in Illinois Central Bonds which was the only
change Of Importance in Bonds In state ana oo'cfh-
mont Stocks there but little done.
Exchanges are dull of sale at heavy prices sterns .
asi; Francs, 5.l3la3.lli.
The amount received at tic SubTreasury was sial 'o'
paid s54 AZ including $4,000 on account OF inter-
est on public debts balance, s7,45l,4if
The business Of the SubTreasury for the month has
been ...s,s. 4,
On account Of Gus oms ................t2Dobz1
on on seeoUns Of TIsh.. 10000 %
On . .eSSns Of Of Department 4sSc1 osseu
ro.l............................ ...~,--siasS7"S
post.Oaiee Draa.........".."...." lS"S s-t,enan" %
June 80 ls5i s1esl As .
BY balance due Int fund 5000 %
By Appropriations. -
Total .sI1l y: !:
To Payments
Balance June %. 1854
Nv b..pe. due Special 's1Sx "a
By deposts during the month. .''''''''''''''' -
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. yssS Is
To payments ...........''.''''''''' -
p.la,e. -
Total Coin on hssd s.s:ss
during ending June 8, 80 ..sts 1881 ID
BY recs durrs ending June o. 5 100 ID
-. 81, Jsre 1854 ..............,.....-..sSf u
piab,s 10 Liverpool 800 huah. Grain, IN bags at 3D.;
400 bills Flour a2iii 100 bids. Rscon and Taow'
ool To Bremen 90 hhds- Tobscco 1915 each 80 bo~.
Pot Ashes 10 tun 100 bales Cotton, ID; snip from
Lsguna to Liverpool, g.; another from New.iorx !"
London oil cake 9O; bark from north side Cuoa "
y hid; and 81 IS for boxes for Sugar; snotner rom
Georgia to New.York Lumber, Sis another f''n
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1.n,rs, INDIA BoSNETs. for promenade or TT

IN, rsusd cleans equal 20 The nnest
lx 20 be found the INDIA STORE No. 10 broAaSsy Aas
H. er.t ublic notice Of this novel article
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TIE Hoo NUIsASCE.-Nearly twenty hog keepers "et
sr-eet.d Yesterday the Twentieth Ward fr mantsnH
They we've each lined - They represented 2il hos''
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Madame Anna Thillon will appear in English opera az
Eiblos Tuesday evening next, the piece oe'ng 1"e
Erc}ogfress.
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The CRYSTAL PsLACE.-The attendance YESTERDAY
WIS very hanine ssnsrs pouring u from A.! psts o.
-. ULsc- AID al admire tie Exhibition. snt 10 sod'
collection o. ttEze:oEs Muse EvERT AFTERSooS Sqensi
seerts being made M tie Celebration here OF me ~
IN
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CHARGE OF FALSE PRETENsEs-A man hameu = n ~,
lev. WAS v.s.eray arrested ~ Polio Paierson ana N-
bel Of the Police CouTi, ehAred ih ostsiIS
H. vSlue Of s-6 from ard Son. OF No 90 Nassau on
chee. him for thai amount on the SoFn hNe'
which he'd funds deposits noi any sceoHh lie wa H7- ~
Aid Howard for Examination.
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Advertisement
ErprvoRks.-Great display ofPremium Exhibition

r.. and Rockets every display Of firewoks HAnLtt
"a 3. Ay-es; se.eeor IN the city HIS o'A sc
~ T,pgITLps hat and article wsIraneL Buyers VIII
he satisfied BY calling Of 81 John-s'
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r.u. the n Hss.wr vt A DO at knov whctbsf hcss
ves sy Charge s-FisEe second Mr. Wake
d At beh1d irs DIT H. no, sequ.isied With
before thai; 90 rCucbcr that ne rode out wssh
snv pcu While Hsrswsf the tPotIneat OF Mrs Wshss
rplten 10 Or Bsrwe aesa Dr bs~eH ives kiad ms
-, IL w.ksi With her In and sonsiipcs
~ s ronui Der waist there we're no fets eook1ons 20 M
Iou.: thr- lava With Paa OF esfse~y ROAD " sot
" s.er IVES in front -. 4. ~A..L
80 n, Ear,rr tosrfhsr do no. know wh, csns
hcrre with Nsse 90 NJ hs' n ~ M 49,.
az Avn, hrr carriage her-s Ms W ara pr we're 2at o. ny
.srs .oetiunes; pleasure ercnsrn ep s'Sa,
rys-v .hf when did no. see them; dnt knos h,f
n. 80 s Ell tie res, the he ssed TO De great
desl n room . :, ,.-..s> A., an ,.,,r,sv AMI
Ne; have snowp MIA "aAef soes
1853; E.rI-wsil 1873 snd iss' pr ~.
latter Mr.. ther~; IA s4s ne moved =" sn
then ahrop where be got married; snow "a, ~.
ard here when he sxsrnred wss sqsaoseo VIZ I'M
college In Sf ard heve kncwa him persons se
srov whst his character IS nsn o. ines,J
knew what thea fotjeced % and cbsecn 81,
gTsdaaed s; h,n that tine; hsv, seea Mh "as~
IN Augusta. DO no, recolees VIA; ye.r
The Court then adjourned g this forenoon.
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RoBBEMEs.-On Monday afternoon thief came into
tie Peudle No 81 FgonaV aud stole fon the till
chic y Ia silver The house Of Miss schos IN
Bedordsv loniou entered in the base
b. long hole ia The shutter and robbed OF about ~ IN
cesh. Nodet,cfion IN either
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DEATH FROM CHoLERA-Coroner Hilton yesterday held
an inquest upon the body of unknown man, about hve
feet four inches hight who died suddenly on board the
steamboat Rip Van Wrinkle, while on hcf passage from
Troy to this City. Dr. Chasieney made pos-n'f.eh
examination of the body and the jury rendered verdict
Of dealt, from Asatic Cholera Deceased is supposed to
have been Spaniard. lie was dressed as a sailor
and had in bis poke; slip Of paper with the name D'-
ovid Henrques upon it. Ills mlersiifi hal upon Il The
letters Il. N. :. 7. Co.