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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
La W INTELLIGENCE

SUPERIOR COURT-GENEsAL TERa--JUSE i6.-Presens
Judges OAKLEY, BoswoRrH and HOFFMAN.
DECISIONS.
Robert ID. CheesebrOugh agt. Caroline House.-Or-
der Of Special Term affirmed.
Iohn K Livingston agt Robt. Sereesnt-Moion denied.
George q. Sckles John o. Robsson-Motion TOR new
tried denied, and judgement affirmed.
Thomas McQusde Enc Railroad Co-New trisl granted
o payment of costs. =. =,
arssret Button agt the Hudson River RsilroadSev trial
ordered. costs 10 abide event.
Freeman b. Brown against Elisha Boomer Judgment al
frmtd, with costs. -
Jacob Beethoven against Erasps Wheaton Judgment a.
hrmed, with costs.
Joseph avery against The Sun Mutual Insurance Company
Judgment affirmed with liberty 70 defendant 10 answer Ia ~
days, ON payment Of costs , - =.
Ss Lounsbey against Jonathan Gilbert New trial granted
Costs o abide
samuel w Cochran ag Gardner shermsn.-Judsment az
fImed. with costs
trial denied.
James D. BenDe ss Elbrdge Van sycke.-Judsnsnt sf'
frmed, with costs
Matthias Blakeley VIM. Sunney-Order at Special Term
denies the motion yacate order Of
and aside sunons-deendan stpuatng not TO bring
action for false imprisonment. No costs Of appeal
The Morris County Bank sg. VIM l.. Pickering Motion Tor
trial denied
Augustus s. 0rosebeck sgt Robert II. Berden. Judgment
for plaintiff -,
said on Saturday meantime the Court suggested to
sci the propety appendnig testimony which appeared In tho
other before Judge Hoffman, being the resolution OF tho
Directors at New Haven authorizing the Transfer Agent TO
whether certain transfers had been Gu
tered In the transfer book.
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Philadelphia Markets. FRIDAY, June Is.


Inspection Flour and Meal for the week ending June Is
dpc CsS Do Rye Flour; 1853 do Corn Meal 81 do. Con
Termed. Total 1919 -.
Further sales of Quercron BARK have been made az D.
some holders ask more CoTToSThe rmne Of holders has
tendency to check operaons the market however
firm and changed hands stfu prices FLOUR
ses with limited demand both for export and home and
stand ard brands offered at $40 6t $50 IS bb withsu
much selling sale Of 200 bbs reported at $40 % bbl
which Is decline, but holders refuse this price. Some
email lots OF better br.nds and extra have been made whn
the range of $40 s7idll IS Dbl brand Rye FLOUR
and Con- MEAL quiet previous quoted rates. the former
is held at 81 1888 and the latter at ~ 15d ~ 87 Dbl
WHEAT very dull and good Red offered - 81 and White
at 81 so, with sales to moderate extent ,
Con- rather and 900 1000 BUSH Yellow sold
nj "a sfoat White wanted advance and some small
lots brought 81 81 IL OATS dull at 65d66c with fur
be small sales. RYE is steady 81 SO for Pennyivsnis In
pocyRIEs the operations continue limited without change
In The marhet The PROVISION trade buoyan Mes PORK
held at ls 50 bb with ANAL sales Bacon and Cut Meats
are bpsp full prices Hams worth 9tdlOc IN salt and
I0lsic smoked Sides sdsc in salt and 81 aloc SMOKED
and Shoulder &c. salt and &C. smoked Lads scarce at Id
lie ip barrels no kegs here. Butter is without change
WHISKY sells steadily Sc. for hhds and 36c. for bbs
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Disagters. &c.

scHR vIRGNIAs of 0rean sailed from Proyinceiown April
IS 1854 fitted for ~ months, She was spoken July % on
Ground with 80 bills OIL since that tme nothing
bs, been heard from her. The following list of her officers
and crew viz John Smith J OF Proynceown master leaves
officer; n p Dckeon Of Boston, second ofieeri Andrew
S,imrsop of Sandwich Wn Burns OF Boston Richard Watha
of Yorf David Bryan Cutter, H. Francis Roland Of
Albany Adam Jefe. cOored OF PhladePha cook Kichsa
q HAYES Of Boston Brown, j. c. James OF Lowell N
p Gilman OF Natck A. Clinton Of Boston James Parker
Of Tempetou John Brown Michael McGawing OF Boston,
Aouzo Knowles Sheldon b. Knowles Of Lowell Walter NJ
Chumap and lillian Smith Of Sandwich, and Charles Com
o OF wrenLaIn SO Geo insured II Proyinceton ~ Equr
table Office
barn DUBLIN Peterson from Cienfuegos for Philadelphia,
before reported ashore Cape Antonio Light House was
sot of about 18th u with the assistance of United states
stecmer Princeton
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Reported for Txr N: Y. TRIBUNE, BY J: 4 H. B. FAY
hint Boards SEQ Schuyl Nav g. 49, 3d. 500 Penn IS 80
$50 do s7i; 100 Lehgh Mort &c. 6 200 Long Island r.
s.. go Union Canal s' So co Cam and ID Ano r. q.
s.. b s2t II Penn R. R. a.; Union Canal ST. Norstown
r. r. 5S; IS Beav. Meadow R. b5wn 5li 10 do, 5l; Is
North Penn r. r. 3; Lehgh Scrip 56i; q do SGT; so
Reading r. r. As; 50 vcksburg r. H., days 81; leo Long
Island r. cash ia Morris Canal Pref cash as 50 SchuyL
Nav Pref Sis 7Western Bank, 6si Commercial Bank,
cash. 5l; do, 56l
Befre.n Beards-sso Camden and Amboy Railroad S. TO- 81
50 Schuyl. Nav. Preferred, 81.
Second Board-Iooo Meadow Railroad g. lo6; 900
Aesapy Co g. Seubenvile 76 900 do. d. A w. Isl 900
Penn Railroad &C. ID mortgage 9I; AIS Penn S. cers SO;
Noristowp Railroad ST; 20 Pennsylvs Railroad AZ; 10
Beaver Meadow Railroad S. sl 50 Schuy Navigation Pre-
ferred, int, 81
A fer Board-5 Penn. Railroad, ~
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Markets-Reported by Teiegraph.

new ORLEANS June 5-Our CoTroN Market has advanced
&C. to-day with sales of 500 bales; mddng Is quoted LTD
lc The weeks business foo 600 bates and the receipts
Is SEQ bales against the quantity last The total TO
cepts at this port bales short II the time
In 1854 The stock in hand % 900 bales FLOUR
and selling at 80 IS PoRK has slightly declined;
The sales fCoFFEE during the week have been
$3.50 bags and the stock IN 20 o bags FAN ses at le
BUFFALO, Jund 6-21 M.-FLovR In very light request:
sales bbs 9d 81 IS for to extra Upper Lake,
quiet; Upper Lake Sprng held 81 3d. without buy
er CoRN qut owing to the hnnness OF hoders seos 500
bush 73c. OATS quiet. WHISKY dull CANAL FsEsHrs
active and UNCHANGED
ALBANY June i6-l23e p M-FLoUR Is dull GRAM quet.
Western mixed Corn s 6d6ic WHIsKY at 3bc. Becetpss
3l6 bb Flour 653 bb Pork . coo bush Corn 1900 bush-
data
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BROOKLYN SUPREME CIRCUIT C0URT-JUNE Is.
Before Judge ROCKWELL.
n. h. Inhr Me-

This was an action of ejectment brought by Mrs.
Coombs possession LOT of land situated in BROOK
lvn a,e Wilarnsburgh) in possession Of defendant The
plaintiff claimed title under will made by Anna Jane he
The dtfene up that Anna ke the teator was un
der ace al the time OF the execution the viii and thai
therefore and also that the execution the vi" was fraud
neny procur 4 and mother of the estator Anna
Kerr had previously made disposition Of her property and de-
ysed the defendant. The Jury by direction OF the
Cont found verdict for the plaintiff For plaintiff A. L. Hob
ertson and f. Smyih for defendant, John Maoney.
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Salzman & Co. are fully insured in the Harmony
and Excelsior Insurance Companies. Their goods
are supposed to be uninjured as but few had been
taken out of the safe when the alarm given.
The adjoining building No. g occupied by Horst
man Brothers & Allan, as military and fancy goods
store is somewhat injured by fire and water. The
goods are considerably damaged by water.
No. la, occupied by John L. Vandewater, furniture
dealer j. c. Dawson, importer of watches and tools
was also damaged by fire and water. Loss Of Vande-
water about s5OOo-insured
The property in the vicinity was considerably In
ured by rockets, many windows being broken.
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COTrRT CALENDAR.

COMMON PLEAs-7His Day-Part Mos. 9e2 to
OCs Part II-Nos ESQ., 9e6 S9 gl 49, g76 on 3d. g79
8H. . -, 90. 90,
SUPERIOR -Monday-Nos. 34S, 90, 335, 2s6i,
OF O.s 90 OO5 3is el9 500 s33 0 0o2 7O6, 1874
aJ7 40 Isl M eel $50 s57 7e5 s64 285 9i0 GAL 2si obs
sal isO i69 Ses 5 SCI 9 sl4 go, 22. $40 49, $780, 77
9C8 682 98O IA, $50. go
CIRCUIT COURTMonddy-Part Nos. 30, l2g,
,cs ,cs les 2l8 2Ig SS4 S65 500 42 425i Al
"a to sls Part II-Nos. 476 l0 30, l4l 10 49,
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERN-Monddy-Nos
los 1874 20 g. l s. lOi IL, Ga, s. 49, 49, a. 49, 49, ei to
172 I76 III, l78. II, q.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
THE NEW LIQUOR LAW IN BOSTON.


BosToS, Saturday, June IS, 1855.
The unconstitutionality of the new Liquor Law was
argued in the Suprt Court to-day before Chief Jus
tice Shaw, in the of woman named Sullivan.
who had been sentenced to the House of Correction
for selling had appealed, and was committed to JAIL
not being able to give bonds. The Attorney General
and District. Attorney appeared for the Common
wealth, and after argument of several hours the
Court postponed decision TIL Tuesday next.
Albert j. Thrill, somewhat notorious in the matter
of the murder of Maria Bickford, was arrested at
Portsmouth yesterday for robbing the sailors Of tho
United States ship Constitution. 1t was with some
difficulty that the sailors precented from lynch
ng him.
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COURT OF GENERAL SEsSIONS-June l5-Beore Judge
STUART

John Kendrick convicted of an attempt TO Kill ON
Ger Doremu Seventeenth Ward BY sabbng him on the
night the ih ut. while the oheer was suppessiIg uo"
was sentenced TO the State Prison for three years Sabna Ben
jaman pleaded guilty 10 po larceny in stealing silver plate
Abraham Jacobs and months in the Pentenary
John guilty mansaughter 10 the furth degree
In LIST of June last killed John Conner by sunk
ne him on the head with The evidence sdduced be-
fore the Coroner showed that Wall had been asssed BY de-
ceased first and the Court took the plea into kind consideration
and gave him only two months in the Penenary Joseph
Rsycrsft for stealing watch &C. from Mr. Shortwe OF kah
way was sent 10 the House Of Refuge
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D0CARnIIs,s CAST IRON BUILDINGS

Te mode Of uniting the binding together Is me mos
simple and perfect of ary knowa com bo-ate ara
vsnisves of ecopouy and Of strength The most
.ves ~ Architecture can be produced in % Al s
expeps The subscriber Is prepared TO cary oa h5 an
public private buildings ADd 20 y se ' ~ The infings
,e,rs Which leave no inducement TO sdoP any oi u "a
rnents which always follow successful a., 10 uros-
csn,soreS syars, nfripgemen they will be suDeeh ~ pr
es $3.50 ae~ JANfFS ROGARDUS. Iron bnhdio-.
eu'"H' corner OF Centre and puane-stN
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MARINE 10 URNA Il,
PORT OF acknowledgements
Cleared this Forenoon.

steamships-Jsmes,own. Parish, Norfolk Lndum Pleas
ants Nashville Berry, Charleston, Spoord, heston Co.
Augusta Lyon Savannah. S. L. Mtchill.
ship-Ed Everett, Gunby, City Point, c. H. Church Co.
Rsrks-Jasper Bennett Charleston, Durham 4 Dmon; T..
Corning Rotch New. Bedford. Allen Paxson-
Bng-Hati Robertson Aux Cages, Young Co.
Schooner. w. Miner, Berry Mobile, Lenett GeFdes
Co Sparks Whitaker. Baltimore, johnson s. Slaght.
stssmers-Western Port Berry, Portland. Me-, J. Riey
sarah Stevenson Philadelphia W. II. Thompson.
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fAdvcr',ementI
SUmmHR UNDER GARMENTS and HOSIERY Of
every description and at the VERY price viii Be fosna
hAskiss OLD STAND. No io4 BowERr,
Special attention IL invited at this season to the
ZEPHYR mERixo rKDgR-vEsrs,
originally introduced esabshment several year since
elasticity, durability aud cheapsesS
A. RANKIN Co., No. 1N Bowep.
lAdvertisement.]
BLAkEs PATENT FIRE-PR0OF PAINT, No. 139
fearis--See under head Of Pain,A
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Adyertisementl
IHE WORLDS MEDICAL CONGRESS This ex-

sse Medical Institution, composed Of foreign and native
iacsI representing system Of practice both medical
surgical N vogue, Is now open At No. 5l2 Broadway, and
Soy 10y the treatment Of every disease known 10 the human
..e Inyads consulting this Institution avail themselves
Of medical and surgical skin Of the whole world The
Medical Congress in and may be consulted every day.
nr sundays fom "a NJ 70 P. s. A competent physician
IN attendance during the intervals that the Con
@ not IN session and may be consulted from TO A. M
&SD9f.M. II X RooT, Superintendent.
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FIRE IN MAIDEN-LANE.

LOSS ABOUT i5,OO0-ONE MAN KILLED.
This morning, shortly after O'Clock fire occurred
in the threestory brick building No. 10 Maidenane,
basement, first and third floors occupied by Messrs
Dunkin & Robbins extensive dealers in fireworks, and
second story by Augustus Satzmann Co., importers
of watches and jewery.
The fire originated on the first floor as is supposed
from spont sneous combustion. Patrick Oliver, the
porter Of Dankin 4 Robbins, was the only person 10
the store He first discovered the fire the top shelf
in close proximity to a lot Of fireworks. He did not
attempt to exnguish il as it was beyond his reach
but Immediately ran toward the street, locking the
door after him so to prevent the ngress of any air
into the store.
After doing this Oliver went up stairs and alarmed
the persons there at work and then made his way to
the street. With the exception of one person, Mr.
Philip Gennette partner of Saltzman CO. all those
at work in the upper part of the building escaped
In few minutes after the alarm was given tre-
mendous explosion occurred in the store, which blew
off the doors and windows. The flames then spread
rapidly and soon enveoped the whole building, cut
ting off the egress of Mr. Generic, who If is supposed
aed in the premises for the purpose Of locking his
safe and securing as much of his property as possible
The body of Mr. Gennette taken from the ruins
at an early moment The report that others were
killed Is incorrect The deceased is Swiss by birth
ard % years of age.
The fremen were soon on the ground but in conse-
uuence of the constant explosion of fireworks in the
building they did not seem inclined to approach very
near to the premises.
For over an hour there was grand pyrotechnical
exhibition, but owing to the occurrence of the fire
dur RIM day loht II was not appreciated.
The iremen were very daring, aud by their united
e1ertions finally succeeded in subduing the flames, not
however before the building was almost entirely de-
stroyed.
Duncan & Robbins are insured in the following
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AUCTION SALE.EThe WRsTT FLrsnING LAND

COMPANY have advertised have Auction Sale Of LoTs
fBURsDAy June a. at O'Clock NJ the grounds This is
the beautiful situation in the vicinity Of NewYork or
BROOKLYN. The steamboat Island City NewYork from
Fplton haTketsp daily s. and 10 o'clock AM aud and
eP NJ and connects with the railroad Hunters Pont
tniDg leave West Flushing the hours For maps and
FEE tickets for the sale apply BARKER DUNcoMB SMITH,
No. IA Finest, NewiOrk Persons attending the sale may
take the boat at 10 O'Clock from Fulton Marketsiip.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Coroner MlIheIm HeIu an
W. foo, Of Thirty T. r. upon the body Of
svsn dTO"PsS o. Sf rSss ws partly ncS
board 4. net with the accident verdict OF aeeaents
esa wm'~ Wa rendered Decreased was naive OF eano' 20
go, Of ase He lived In Brooklyn
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PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPER HANGINGs. -
iArT HAkDExBERGH, Manufacturers and Importers No
3Boadway between Leonard and Frankhn-sts invite
on 70 their extensive stock which unsurpassed by
hhs county Faithful and accomplished workmen sent
~ part Of the city country short notice, and their work
vnranted.
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[Advertisement.
In referring to our awe

In referring to our advertising columns it will
that the oh Stock Of Spring aud Summer Day GooDs
dCHAs. HEARD CO.. No sol Grandst, be closed
"a eat sacrifice fair friend Of ours has shown sample
dthe beautiful Baeges they going sell H. and do
eri they excel IN style and qualify many we have 81
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The CoURTs.-The Circuit Court adjourned over
until Monday next when the Court Of Oyer and Termne will
also convene.
The City Court through the Calendar yesterday having
dsposed Of Is causes during the week Criminal business will
be taken up Monday
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IAdvertisemenf.I
RooT takes perfect Pictures in all weather.

paoT tai real life size Photographs on canvas
Poor.s Paragraphs Of all sizes are unsurpassed
fooI's Gallery Is easy Of access. -.
ROOF 10 At No. S6S Broadway corner OF Franhhn-st'
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AdverisementI
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALyR-A Boston remedy of

yenrs' stsndng-Highy recommended by Physicians 1t
speedily BURNS, BoILs, CoRSs, PILES FELoSs GILL
Hams, old SORES, &c rs CTS box. Sold by all Druggists;
b. d. SANDS, C. V. CLIcKESER Co, c. H. RING, corner
.een-st.. NewYor JOHN GILBERT Co.. WM. b. ZIEBER,
hsdelDsa REDDISG Co., Propietors, Boston.
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ARRIVAL OF THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, june 10, 1855.
The mail from all points South as late as due have
come to hand. The papers received by il contain
nothing of interest.
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~ IAdver;isement -,
iRAS-The best assortment of FINE TEAS VIII

Ionno 81 me CANTON TIA CoNPASYs newly erecteo anu
49,, store No us Chahans' (betwoen Pear and hoose
% me oldest res establishment in the city we sssue
Seoers they do better here than elsewhere, either
-~'e-sle or retail. No branch
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,.. 0.ber Of fst-boilng factory of extensive
Pool, ana 'ne that this is plainly perceptible for
renknes.. =. nav therefore very well be presumed
bali mne. -. smells to heaven for at least double
that tins The other complaints are OF little i'm
thst dn'A 1,.ev are Of a gsmhling-house somewhere
porsnse. =, tboagh there were not hundreds in the
in Minus ;mpe,fect numbering Of the streets and
Cg nn;,v Of the street-signs at night, as though
the ;.,euded for anything but show OF an ash
they !. nos punctual as Il that were not const-
can -o.,ts. of carts encumbering the Streets
tahoD' .hav were not fuu Of walking encumbrances
ss tho"sn "a susuy of a large hole In MercerSt.,
every "'' which is very dangerous, particularly
near pNe. ,houoh the pavement was not full Of
:. am twill be seen tbe, mos' u '"V .S"P''''
-. f,om The lack Of liberal anu se"''a' 'o--
..-r;rs nriyssc and particular gr'e'""'''
~. u.vdock, the ex-woodsswyer, WIN '',. ".' on
..h;sc. Of Temperance on ouh"A! 49, ." ="
-. 10 o'clock A. NJ, at Ca'nar"e
",o,oct NJ, at Peck-slipi oc'0'~ / '''' '"'
Grand-st fer!'
c,,..ov or DyyRauDISG IMMIGRANTS.
s.',':... yv;,.cn immigrant forwarder' No. 10y
xv-s.,-st. was arrested Yesterday on o 0noae
tanning money from VIM. Cooper an ,i'as 49, tho
Az, nre.epse of selling him through uche'' '!
rre Road TO Cincinnati, when IN rean'y nc
Az. a. on the Peoples Line Of steamers 10 Aio'"y,
I,o,r,er IN his affidavit charges that wilson "ou'u
s;,ser ,efund the money nor give back MS oass"s9'
,b;cb he had left in Wilson's Office mos sum" :. a.
. tailor. became bail for Wilson's appearance -
amount Of $500.
,...rs pea.e & Murphy the Fulton Iron WORKS.
az. week cast the first cylinder and second con-
Cor the engines Of the steam fgate Niagara and
~. r.nidly progressing with her other work.
o.n Yesterday Coroner Wilhelm held an
~ loot Of Thirty sixh-st T. X, upon tne pooy OF
ses Cavan. who was dro"pSS Sseesa was partly ntox
s,d when be met with the accident "a s,vs NJ Ireland
Scu-nIpe was rendered Decfsseo WIZ ~ "
~ssr, OF age. He lived in BROOKLYN
49, c.sruJY.-Robert Barry was thrown from
,b peb yiole nee yesterday on the Harlem Road near
fisbiyninth-s that be died soon 49, '''-''
- nsstised and will hold an inquest To-Day
oo,n TpryT.-George Wild, a German lad, saw
A., soo, Of store No Broadst open yeseday anu no one
sprsn rsued AZ $40 He wss however discoveedb by
Se st, and finding such 20 be the case dropped the
se1s and rsn However he came scoss aIs pco,nsa
brtia
..sr or FreITrE.-Joseph Raycraft, an
s Gear. of age was arrested in this City yesterday by
IT, psll of the Third Ward charged with having com
sssd robbery Railway n j. 1na san tn mos
hns when the accused entered his room ana toe
ssa chain worth sl25 besides clothing 3o win %neh tne
1870, ran 10 this Civ He pursued by his victim and
a Psrt of the stolen property be had disposed Of
- 1910 Simmons OF No SO Washnstonst The articles were
sowsTer recovered and Rsysft was committed to the tomo
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iAdvertisementI
, child liffla Copn
Advertisement.

va sppea and all the week fayoe NATIONAL
nfArER 10 the great UscLE TOMS CABIN.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, june 10, 1855.
Money easy. Stocks dull Reading, IS 5-ls;
Morris Canal l4a; Long Island, IL Penna. Railroad.
A LILO; Penna. state Elves 80.
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co1rpT OF COMMON PLEASURE l5-Before judge
NO''NN INcRAHAM

Thomas Sr sa int Patrick McAufe entered into
,-ac 20 construct and furnish building 10 ,h vs,d
,ssn exneonav. and f0urthav IN he; .hs, the schoo
~ 81 boo House bring Ward school, no. lS, a. ~ Rosrd
r 80 Ia Ward had duly authorized oy ue Goa
=. 1Sc.,ion IN enter into such contract hnu s' 4,
" ~ the land aud School buildings; ,ns' p,;, -,
nisbed 10 said Patrick McAuhe Tor sao o paid for by
,;ct amounting 10 81 63 60 which DICK va w r., 81 xS
Ia Nc Aniffe and p sintih filed lien unler INC INV " ~
ssns, he CITY as owner recover the amount cs,v La
Saenss n denied that the Corporation OF 'h
bic power School buildings eng Hoard Of In
81 be respective Wards under the SAINT, VI thai
W "a N, Imperfect ID nVs
re con CT was entered into with the senVo a ~ w.
Ereecpth War that by the term. OF .n ~, . cen
,ered,nt % apy being made thit ne con
.sc,or should obtain certificate signed q M, 5one
h nSent of School buildings whon W nSI;nS,ily
also that the work 90 far as conPeIe a nsferals o. that
go "a was inferior in workmanship hnu Sc. ~ is,
non and that at the tlihe VI INNS ' 49,
r.. yrss nothing due TO the conrs0tof ..v done and
..ny n said thet the work hsn Deeu and
y,;6cate was unjustly Withheld Dy tnT 49, n n $50
that the 4; al.o contendes that the schoo omc-i
.. Taucafion. far a. the procuring ~ Co.
abo I,,ldr Is concerned are tne sse o. r.. az.
"a y ~ tho Corporation of the Cry OF e"'''>" ~
HS Rrx wa taken ths Of MI MeAunne n vas
stated him that on giving M ,en5ed
,a,yy 10 remember the erchifec anu w =, he "a for A
ia male out well another -, be Ala
bs ne ~ i've the architect t5oO on tna'' y III r.
~, 90 make much this aud wouu si ~ Snne,;n
- ,bef The architect told him ma n ~ M AZ
endeut # School Buildings diyaeu money M MoA
oi,s,nsd y c.,,iscste M MICA said the WORK an1 "
II appeared that the building had been Al the com
~, on III ~ IN thir I'd pavneuf woHld have Dech uu -
iesve $500 each. Mr.. NcA. not getiins h'' N'-'''
siciet. then abandoned the building , ,c.h.o Ofesr,
II seems dissGt faction experienced ~ N ZION n
and Board ef Education the character Of The o1n
him aid Il said with Inferior sioae where e ~ ~,
called for hard blue stone and that the wOrk efeces w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
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Little C0RDELh HOWARD, with her parents,
N, and Mr.. O. C. Howard are appear TONIGHT and all
E weei Al the NATIONAL THEATER in the great UNCLE
Tox's CABIN"