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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-14
ADVERTISEMENT
RARE CHANCE-Ihe Piano and Music Bust

the sho b having ucre ased rapidly and 10
be od its agaBent tax than he well
ptTion and has decided e biz entire stock Of Mu
&c Pnfs Cop, rights end trens thu his
teiiye Huc Trade reseryut the Piano Business himself
TENS One fpuih cash. The balance in three six nine
month He would prefer enereeti; Derseveng
P. rather than dispose OF BIZ Muc Department.
soh should present himself TIE stsud Of
the best TIE City HosACE WATERS, No. 3o3 Broadway.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SUDDEN DEArH.-A man named Patrick Lyons
resding in Second South First-st fell dead on
Thursday evening in drug in Fourth ST. near
Grand He was conveyed 10 his former residence
where Coroner Hanford held an inquest ON the body
yesterday morning, and verdict Of ID from dis.
lease of the heart was rendered.
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PHILspEtPsiA. July IS -lsoS-rhe ,r,nssetio.. e
PEST wesk have been quite restricted. Aueh an n, Is
demand, but the supply short At Of the ns - " u
been contracted for In advance. Sales a the week I'd -
OF Pg Iron and 20 tuns Of forge s129sz 50; M -
$25; No. Foundry e25sS8. Rails are I'm a. va
extensive Inquiries Sheet and Boiler Iron qet IN
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AsveIusemenLI
MlgC TEACHER WANTED "A desirable engage

sud liberal salary may be procured by 6rstcass
seacler of Musc the Piano, Guitar aud Vocal by applying
ct the Music Store of HORACE WATERS No 1888 Broadway
Tut Of well esab shed and good character and who
are 6Isrclass teachers need apply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-14

STATE Agricultural SocIETY.-The Executive
Committee Of The NewJersey State A srcultural So
ciety met in Trenton on Thursday. The Hon. Wms
T. Robeson Of Belvidcre Warren County, was chosen
PRECEDENT Of the Society. The Committee awarded
the prizes to the owners of the moving machines
bibted near Newark as follows First premium
silver goblet, TO S. II. Manny's reaper and mower;
second premium, a silver cup, to Aliens improved
reaper and mower; third premium, diploma, to Dez
q Dunnam's reaper and mower
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The Greenwich Savings Bank dividend offs y cent

The Greenwich Savings bank ui''oe""' o.
for all gums up to $500, and for oil sums o'e' '"''
amount . cent, payable on the 10th inst.
The Bank of the State of Missouri semi-annsai
dividend of 81 . cent.
The Gslens and Chicago Railroad Company has
declared sem-annual dividend of y cent payable
On the lst August at the Office of the Company In
Chicago. We are little surprised that great aud
prosperous Corporation like this does not pay divi-
dends 10 its Eastern stockholders in this City Gus
tom establishes the propriety Of such payment, and
there are but few Western Roads the stock in which
Is held TO any extent at the East which do not accom-
mo6ste their stockholders by such payment. Small
stockholders with but small amount of dividend to
receive find it nuisance to be obliged to send TO Chi
cago for their money. We are confident it would be
good policy for the Chicago and Gslens Company to
paw their dividends in this City. We know case Of
Western Road, the dividend upon which was being
rsid By house in this City deducting the exchange
when stakeholder feeling the impolicy of such an
arrangement went forward and paid the exchange on
the whole amount Of the dividend himself He after
ward represented the case to the Company, and on
due consideration they refunded the money he had
paid.
We can hear of but about $500 900 in specie Going
by the steamer tomorrow.
The earnings Of the indianapolis ed Cincinnati
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-14

PURDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-" NICK OF THE
WooDs;"" CARLINE FEMALE BRIGAND;" ROBERT Ma
CARE" Mr. j. r. ScoTr Mrs. H. NICHOLS, aud the whole
company appearing. Apply early for places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-14

Cor assault and battery with int 10 Hill The CON-
plsining witness is Hugh +. Messhsm. who, a.
alleged, was way,sid II beaten some months since
while walking IN rashwick sv. Pending the trial the
Court adjourn q until next Tuesday.
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Advertisement
No 20 LIBERTY STREETS g. WALKER, AGENT

NC. 20 iJBENl1-SlfttEI--c W. w ALhfht agent
r American Reliance and Equitable Fire Insurance Com
paniss Philadelphia has No IS Liberty
Broadway Of the Island City Bank Risks
reasonable terms and losses promptly paid.
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IAdNeftisementI -
TFAs-The beat assortment Of FINE TEAS will

Ae found at tho CANTON TIA CoNPASYs newlyereced and
elosant store No l25 Chaham (betTsen Pearl and hoose
yeltst Tea establishment In the city We
eur readers they do better here than elsewhere either
wholesale or retii. No branch stores
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Advertisement
cIun On Pictures Makers M

B sdway have made pictures OF thousands Of the Ame
can beauties their organization and that Barnum
about engage this company furnish PHoTocRAPHs and
DAcUERREoTYPEs for his exteniye enterprise Illus
American beautythe Photographs 80
81, Dasuerreotypes ~ 80 per dog.
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The West jersey Company have commenced laying
down the rails on the Camden end of the route of the
road ana expec. TO have it in travelling condition as
far az Woodbury. next Fall The dispatch with which
II nav be extended below that point will be or
less Influenced by the facility with which the Company
NAV be able 10 sell their bonds.
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[Advertisement
The Great inhaling remedy for Asthma, Con.

sumption, and all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs Dr. Cur
Tis's HSeESA Thousands have been restored health
pass by the HycENA Principal Office No S4S Broadway
and sold by H. RING, No. 1872 Broadway Price only
package Dr. CURrs will be the office daily from 10 10
O'Clock, where be may be consulted free OF charge.
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The name Of the man killed on Saturday evening
near Railway by the Philadelphia train was William
Torby, an fIishman employed Upon lie farm of M.
N. Mead of Cherry Hill. He was about 81 years Of
age, sober, steady and worthy young man. and with
out any relatives in this country
fNewark Daily Advertiser.
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The Morris and Essex Reilroad Company, agreebly
TO the order Of the Chancellor, have commenced re-
moving their track running through Park place,
Broad and Centre.sts., Newark, and have already
taken up considerable portion Of thatyng in Centre
81. near the Depot,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-14

WMLIANsBURGH DIsPESsARY. The number Of pa
tents treated at this Dspensary during the month of
june Males, ls2; females, 293. Total, AS; of
which there natives of the United States go;
Ireland, 2ls; iEngland, To- Germany Is Scotland 2
Total, AS. Number Of prescriptions, 65l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-14

BuRGLARY.-The house of Charles Bsekus, near
wyckoffs Wood Green Point, broken into on
the night of the nth inst, and six-bsrreled re-
yolver black coats and g in pennies were stolen
fhercfrom. No detection.
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lAGversementl
REDDINGs RUSSIA SALvE-A Boston remedy of

50 years stsnding-Hghly recommended by Physicians
speedily cures BURNS BoLs CoRNs Plus FELONs CHIL
SLAMS old SoREs &C. 25 eta box Sold BY all Druggists;
A b. 4 D. SANDS c. " CLIcKESER Co. c. H. RISe,
yohn-st Newly ork JOHN 0tLBERT Co., WM. b. ZEBER,
Philadelphia REDDIXG i Co, Propreiors, Boston.
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fAdvertlsementI
GRASS LINEN Goa

GRASS LINEN COATS "as cool as a zephyr"
81 So Check MaIsees Suits SO O Zephyr Cashmere Suits
xlo; Marsees Vests, al &c, EvGSs's Clothing Ware
house, Nos &C and GO fultons-
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bt -owAx--There is fair business doing at 20 a &c
CiTON-There more general business dong
% staple and we are warranted quoting m advance OF 10
y 10 The demaud has been mostly from exporters Win sotne
thing doing on speculation. The sales are AZ soSa
O6 bales We revise current prices TO conform - tie
shove Enforcement which is marked on MiddngS
NETWORK eLassIFicArIos
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IAdyerfisementl

BALM OF THOUSAND tLOWERS-tOr beatty
the complexion and Graduating all iampes freekes
the FETRIDGE Co., Frank square New York;
kpr sale BY c. H. RING, Broadway aud aTDruggss
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or Pronrietors of PATENT MEpr

Manufacturers or Proprletors OF PATENT MEDI-
solicited for their sale prices and terms My object
hing purchase for the English market, Medical Depot
London the celebrated American Medicines Of the day.
Address postpaid A. GREIG, Albion Office, No 10 Park place.
New-York.
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CREAM SIRUPs AT RUsHTONs are made from

fesh Cream every day and with his pure cool SODA WATER
pireshug and delightful drink. Stop and
under the and Of Broadway and Cana
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letter from the 6rt officer Of bark Stafford o. IN
reports her Hayd June IS with 30 bbla spe,~ ss h
a cruise, touch Fayal about Aug 20 shi2 ,.ssa ~
spoken-June IS. lst. % IS, Ion. o ~, sehf. "'>-
Of Previncetcgp, clean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-14

LIQUOR PRosEcUTIoss.-Thefo following persons nave
been convicted in Jersey City, before Recorder CUT
ter within few days, Of selling liquor in jersey Ory
without license: Daniel skelly, fined s2o and costs
on second offense; VIM. Goulding, $40 ana cos'si
Michael DonneIly, John COrrigan and Owen hcSwee-
new each $40 and costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-14

cnDopd Tocks in Jersey City on Monday evening has
BEEN found. It proved to be that of Mark Castro of
Egg Harbor. hand on board Of the schooner Beauty
He leaves wife and eleven children Justice Gard
ner viewed the body and caused its interment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-14

In GsocrsrEs there IL very little moyene,, a. Al
up. Coffee dull The PsoyisIos trade eon,irsss vs q
without sny material variation 10 Ia the n.s.s -
isfner At iie for bids and hdise. for bbx Aba, s.s
- = .-.-er me. IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-14

Tuv LATE HOMICIDE IN MoTT-sr.-Coroner HUI
.n Yesterday held an inquest upon the body OF Oscar
spowdcn, the colored man who was fatally STABBED
m last Monday night at No. 81 Mott-st by his mis-
,re.s mulatto woman named Mary Anne Lambert,
nth whom he had lived for several months. The
principal witness was David Snowden, boy 10 years
Of age and son Of the deceased who was a widower.
This boy stated that both deceased and prisoner occa
sonay got drunk that on the night Of the fatal afray
he was awakened by the two quaueing and
got up and went into their room The deceased was
standing in front of the door Of the room for the pur
pose of preventing the prisoner from leaving; tney
talked loud and used very abusive language AZ ias'
the prisoner with knife drawn told deceased sue
would stab him If he did not allow her to go OUT ne
refused and she came up to him brsndshng The knne'
He had hstcbet in his hand with which be Struck
her, she then plunged the knife into his side he cried
"s.on I'm stabbed - and rushed TO the window and
sprapg out soon afer policemen came whom che
threatened to stab If they attempted 10 arrest her.
tbey however secured her and took her away. The
prisorer and deceased quareled occasonaly but not
often Each sometimes accused the other Of being in
love with some one else. Some other testimony but
of minor importance was taken and the case was then
given to the jury who rendered the following verdict:
"Tbat the deceased came TO his death by stab from
"aknife in the hands Of Mary Anne Lambert July 10,
" at No. ca Mott-st.7
Upon the rendition Of the verdict the prisoner was
committed TO await the action of the Grand jury.
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MINIATURE ALMANAc...... THIS DAY.
SNN-Eises.. "a 20 Sets..........fol hooS-Set@-. "
IRISH wATER............-...rms DAY
Sandy Hook..7;S2 Gov Island. 1872 Hell Gate. .i
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
FRIsAY, July IS, 1885.
AsHEs-The market sdy for Pots with ales OF go bis
st So Pearls rmer sales Of 70 bbs a. 80 30 20 o
WEEKLY STATEMENT Listen, PALMER co.
hand Trix
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Rereinfa nf Pro<iuce

Bv North R.rey Poots-s - bblS Flour. $40 bush W.
72a DO rive as DO Conn., 10 co do. Oats, 2S pkg. WI
20 do Ashes.
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~. e,. Of prohibited see.. soeee. va, deliberately CON
sdered BY the Trustees the Faculty were ey ~,
vote required prompt TO dimiss any student hno"" ~
date to be memfsr ofsueh Association
The Committee appointed to collect funds LOT 're -.
building Of the old North College consists oil tue
dent Of the College, the Rev. Dr. Maclean, snu INC
Rev. Drs. Mcdowell Magic, Alexander ana fPlnips'
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very best medium extsnt for all kinds Of
Intended 10 attract the atteuton and secure the pson
age the wesh people in the United States OF
The aforesaid :" Drych," sc. is Published by Rich
ards 4 Jones, No. l5s Chathamet-
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Increase, A. q cent........s..... rSoo's 20
The earnings of the Illinois Central Railroad in June
were sl24, oOO against SOS 900 in May.
Annexed is the statement of business Of the Read
ing Railroad Company for the month of June, com
pared with the corresponding month last year. The
gross receipts show an increase of about 81 2 cent,
while the net profits show an increase Of about sc y
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17
I'll arrie0.

On Thursday the 18th inst, in West
Baton Rouge by the Rev. E. Guion. Mr..
OcravE LIZ Blanc, to Miss MAGGIE, eldest
daughter Of the late Cot. s. NJ d.
CLARK. O 5.."-..s. =.-
What is mere wish ! nothing, its even
less thar the fabric of vision" The
wish of an ever SHINING newspaper editor,
has less effect upon the 'powers that be-"
than the last note Of an expiring organ
therefore, we shall let this happy couple
pass on. to their future destiny, where
nothing less than the full measure of earth
~ felicity must certainly await them.
On Thursday evening, the 7th instant, by the
Rev. ID. s. LEWIS, lloBERT CARROLL UNDERSTAND
Esq, to Miss lERMIsiE ANroiNETrE HARRISON ---
Both Of this Parish.-Bayoa Sarah Ledger Oh
inst
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nDHD -.

On Tuesday night the 18th inst, JOSEPH, only
son OF A. s. HEBRON.
In silence there are those to shed tears Of sym
pathy for this last and final bereavement.
If the heart were made to melt,
Then t would dissolve in burning tears;
For death hath ever kept his bloodshot eye,
Transhxed to all our friend hath loved.
Now Is the music which hath held him here,
Gone like thing Of air to dreamy land;
The harp is broke-the last cord snapped in
twain,
There's nothing more, that death can now de-
mand.
ON Tuesday morning the 18th inst, of consump-
ton Mrs. G. A. BLANCHARD, consort Of s. F.
BLANCHARD, Of this ;ity. The friends and &C :
quaintances of the family, are invited to attend
the funeral this morning, from st. James Epis-
copal Church.
rrthe residence of Mrs. LoucKs on Tuesday
the 9Th inst, KATIE, daughter Oft. LUCAS, of
this city.
In Buhlers Plains. the 18th inst, Mrs. c. Stokes,
aged 81 years.
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Notice TO Contractors,

PROPOSALS. are solicited for the deli
l very Of l30,O0O) thirty thousand sawed
or hewed cross ties for the first section Of
the, Baton Pouge, Crosse lite Il Opelousas
Rail Road. Ties to be nine feet long, six
inches thick if hewed, and five inches
thick if sawed and from seven TO eleven
inches wide, averaging nine inches. and
from cedar or cypress. For further particu-
lars otspecifcations. place and time Of de-
livery, &c, apply at the Office of the COM
pany on Bayou Crosse Tete, or to VIM.
Sidney Smith, New Orleans. The COM
pany will reserve the privilege OF accept
ing any proposals, without regard to its
being the lowest, and also of rejecting all,
if deemed proper. JAS. II. JOHNSTON.
Crosse Tete June cd. Secretary.
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Prom The New triean rieayurs. =
American Convention nj phltaflel phIa.

NEw YoRR. Jnne 19.--Tha Plstform
Committee OF the American National Con.
vention at Philadelphia has adopted the fol.
question,
Resoiuea, That the American party, hav-
ing risen on the inin, and in despite ot the
opposition Of the Wing and the Democratic
parties, they cannot be held in any man
her responsible for the obnoxious acts or
violated pledges OF either of them.
Resoired, That the systematic agitation Of
the slavery question by those ps rites has
elevated Sectional hostility into positive
element Of political power, and brought our
institutions into peril. It has therefore b. :
come The imperative dut, Of the American
party to interposs. for the purpose of giving
peace to the country and 10 perpetuate the
Unicn.
Reso'red, That rs experience has shown
that it is impossible TO reconcile opinions 40
extreme as those which separate dspu-
tanis and ms there can be no dishonof III
submitting to the laws, the National Coun-
ell has deemed the best guarantee loi com
mon Justice and future peace, tn abide by
and maintain The existing laws upon the SUBJ
jecG,f slavery MS final conclusion and set.
cement Of that subject in spirit and in sub
stance.
Rcsoiped That regarding 1t as the highest
duty to avow these opinions upon subject
so important in distinct and unequivoca.
ting terms it is herby declared as the sense
of this Council, that congress possesses no
power under the constitution to legslate
uron The subject OF slavery in States, or to
exclude any State from admission into the
Union because it's constitution does not re-
cognise the institution as part ol the sot al
system. II is the sense of Council that
Congress oughi not to legis|ate on the sub
jet OF slavery as IL exists in the District
Of Columbia, and that any interference
of Congress with slavery MS il exists
in said District would be violation
of the spirit and intention of the COM
pact by which Maryland coded 1t TO the
United States, and breach OF national
faith
The platform was adopted by II to ID
TIE Abolitionists opposing it in body on
one side, and the National men supporting
it on the other. The Aboltionisis will
make an effort to carry out their views,
and should they fail, will leave the con-
vention.
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NOTICE..


In the matter Of the Succession of A. B,
HopeEs. dec d - No. 1856, Probate
Sixth judicial District Court-parish
Of East Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
NJ HEREAS Mrs. JOSEPHINE HopaEs,
w of said Parish, administrative of the
estate of A. b HoDeEs, late Of said Parish,
decd has filed in the Office of the UNDER
signed Clerk Of said Court al, ccount Of
her Administrative upon said estate.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
interested to show cause within thirty days
from the first publication Of this notice,
why the said account should not be appro-
we'd, bonoIoga.ed, and made the Judge
ment Of the Court, and the said admins.
tratrix authorized to pay the creditors in
conformity Herewith. N. MORENO.
June 9-5t i Clerk.
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LEr THERE DE MEETING A
meeting Of the Porcupine Benevolent
Society, is called for tonight at the
Club room on Florida street. The
President has been officially inform
of tho arrival in the Crescent city of II
prominent member of this charitable
institution, and it is with pride and
pleasure, that he calls the attention
Of the club to the fact +; that suitable
preparations be made for his reception.
A. s. Butcut, ESQ., has returned to
New Orleans in the veritable steamer
Webster" in which he took passage
just year ago, for the land Of Or
pher. 1t may be remembered that
The venerable president of the Benevo-
lent Porcupines. Mr.. Rex Judictatum,
announced the fact one year ago that
he twas about to leave) with tears in
his eyes, and the whole society melted
at the intelligence. 1t may not be
forgotten. also. that on that occasion
an attempt was made, to sing Hail
Columbus" after the toasting but no
body could raise the tune, because of
tremulous voices Of deep emotion.
On authority, we are told tina. this
respected member ofthe relief society,
has 'Jaared' gold mine into his peck
et-that he has learned some other
passages in the history of the "Four
Kings" and brings over with him
small stock of such moral books as
must have o. sensible effect upon so.
ciety.
70 Mrs. Harper, will give cher last
Ball Of the Season, on Tuesday night
next. See her notice to this effect to-
day -- 4-# 4t
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Eg Sentence Of death, was yester.
day pronounced against Wilson for
murder, by Judge VIM. Il. Robertson,
of The Sixth District Court. now in
session in this city. A stay Of furth.
or proceedings will be had until the
next session Of the Supreme Court,
when an appeal will be made.
A LUCRATIVE SrAnoN.-A. 8.
Mansfield. Of Dorchester, has been
appointed by the Governor and Coun-
Gil Of Massachusetts. the Commissioner
to purchase and supply to town and
city agents pure liquors, for sale by
them Under the pew licnor law His
place Of business must be in Boston.
The town agents are obliged to pur.
chase of him, he Icing allowed to
charge five per cent. additional to the
cost on all liquors THUS disposed Of
It is estimated that If the law is gen.
orally enforced, Mr.. Ms commissions
will reach $40, 900 u year, or $4,000
more than the anpuI salary Of the
President Of the United States.
Girls either run to love or piety. IT
they are not married at thirty, they,
grow sentimental and join the church
We are sorry to say that this is very
,fix,t, ri. - Ill 49,
the sweetness of their dispositions.