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4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A STTrA-
n ton chambormaid and waiter. Best of city
ference from her last place Call at 80 West Warren st.
Brooklyn, for two days.
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A KFSifCrABIE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SiTuA-
IA ton to do general housework she ia u good plain
cook, rst rate washer and oner has objection ~
short distance in the country best city references
given. Apply At 10 West 18th st., in the rear.
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L,NT1RELY RECoyERED.-IAKE CARE OF YOUR
LIZ self. BY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-10

MFR. JOSEPH A. DOYLE, WHO CANE MESSENGER
Nl Tor Wells, Fargo Co. in Northern Light
in May last, will please call ut their office, 50 Broadway
immediately, on matter Of Importance.
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A WIDOW LADY, HAVING NO CHARGE, WISHES
IA situation ~ housckeepor, or in small private
family Good reference. Call at No Mulberry st.,
room l3, second floor, in the rear.
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MON COURSE l.. L-TRoTIlNG, MONDAY, Az
~ gust Eth, at ~ !. NJ, match for ~ 900, mile
heats, best three in i've to harness. Mr. w. Peabody
names b. &. Crazy John; Mr.. II. Woodruff e. T.
Billy Woodcock. Made 10 come of good lay and good
track. SHAW WHITE, Propri,tors.
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BABY-sN WEEKS OLD, To BE NuRsED on {
n IN New York or Brooklyn. Inquire at L. BRANDED I
corner of Bond and Pacific sts. Brooklyn.
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4 ~. PERSONS WHO HAVE LUGGAGE AT W wA-iI
~ tngton street requested 10 take itawsy II not
Will be sold AZ auction Immediately, TO pay cspen..
TIMOTHY HROSSAliAS Proprietor.
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4 YOUNG MAN, TWENTY-FIVE YEARS or AGE
"A wishes SOME light employment In an English house
with the view u learning English, salary being pre-
sent object. Call at or address 23s Dclaneey IT,
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THE TURF.

ltENIRENllIE COURSE, |. I-TGoTTlNG.-M
~ August -, at 3 o'clock z, W, match siOO mil.
heats hest three in five in harness. James Whelpe,
names or. Young suffolk; Hiram Woodruff names b.
e. Peacock. JOEL. C0NkI.lN, Proprietor.
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DREWER wANTED-wHO n COMPETENT TO BREW
ID porter pale and amber ale Of che best quality and
loo barrels per day. All communications addressed g.
n, Herald ONCE giving name reference, and where an
interview be- bad also about what salary required
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NlvASftr--A SITUATION, BY AKFSPErfAHIFs;IlJ.
w cook ianndrc~s. Can he al No goT 2atl
ST., second floor, front room.
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4 MokkfITFR WASTED--ro TAKE CHARGE OF
"A, acompanys books, out Of the city; wtbou,
family preferred, salary must be low. Address :. s.
Herald o'ce, for two days stating name AMI place Of
residence.
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hktG tiEkk WANftD.--ONf WELL A,ot AIMED
~ with the city retail trndc aud fully competent 10
carry on the business may hear Of desirable situation
by addressing y. y. =, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-19

PARADE OF THE INDEPENDENT AMERICAN BATTALION.
The Independent American Battalion under command
of Captain G. Heie, paraded yesterday, to celebrate
the anniversary Of the battle Of Bunker Hill. The bat
TALON were preceded by Dcdworths band who played
number Of spirited national airs The following named
companies compose this command
Harrington Guard, Captain Wilson.
First company Continental Guard, First Lieut.. W. H.
Van Valer.
Independent Washington Contnsntals Capt. Conley.
Continental Guards, Captain Oliver . -
The companies above named, while passing the HERALD
Office displayed excellent step and drill
The washipeton Continental Guard, Captain barrow,
accompanied BY Robertsons band, also paraded yeser
day.
WHICH Is THE OLDEST COMPANY OF SOLDIERS
In TIE UNION?
In our issue Of yesterday, under the above head 1t
was stated that the Providence First Light infanty,
Colonel W. W, Brown was the oldest company Of SOL
diers In the Union. To this correspondent demurs
and alleges that that distinction belongs to the
and Memorable Artillery Company Of Boston, who were
chartered 213 years He further asserts that the
Tomrkins Blues OF this city the Maryland Cadets of
dence Artillery, received charters previous to the
First Light Infantry Of Providence Without updsrtsk
ing TO speak authoritavey this matter We give tAs
above for what IL worth for further elucidstIon by
those verssd In military lore.
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Count or General Sessions.
Before Judge Stuart.

At the opening Of the Court yesterday morning. Thos
G. Jewett, Of Elmira Chemung county, N. T., put
prstences to the amount Of $3.50 TO- from Hyde Co.,
OF this city in July, 1868. The accused merchant
doing business in Emra and arrested and brought
to this city BY officer Elder. The accused appeared
Court snded by his council James Brady and r. g.
saDxsy and for the prosecution ppeared the District
HYDE Co was the hrst witness put upon the stand.
He ead he Hrst saw the accused In October 1853 he
Cortlandt street. Of whom he had purchased goods be-
FORE and made statement Of his circumstances year
before The accused said he was worth ave thousand
legitimate busness had SOLD goods at auction Upon
the strength Of these sold him goods
We have never been paid dollar for these goods The
substance Of the case embraced In the testimony
Of this witness.
shortly after purchasing these goods Jswet was found
TO and hsnss the charge Of false pretences
MADE against him.
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Police Intelligence.

ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Patrick Burke was arrested by officer Donahoe, Of the
Fourth ward police, charged with highway robbery In
having, on the night OF the 10th inst, along with
another man. whose name Is at present unknown, at.
Tackled Frenchman named David Guilod, doing bust.
at No. rs Nassau street, and robbed him Of his
gold watch and chain valued at $50. The complainant
alleges that the night in question, while in drink
complete who entered into Conversation with him and
induced him to parake Of some ae that after they had
souss p Barter we
he agreed TO do and on the way he alleges they caught
him by the throat and while ONE Of them held him fast
the other thrust his hand into his pockets and absacted
the watch Mr. Guillod says they then ran oa but he
pursued them, crying out stop thief" until finally
custody. YESTERDAY the accused was brought before
Justice Bogart the Lower Police Court who commit.
ted him to prison in default Of q, 600 bail.
AN ENTBRPRIsNG ooLoRED GENTLEMAN.
Yesterday morning colored man, named Georg
Williams, was arrested by officer simmonds, Of tn
Second ward police charged with having stolen two
pieces Of silk valued at s4s under the following cir.
WILLIAMS, 1t Is alleged, into the store
Of Robert H Hart OF No. Maiden lane, with his coa
hanging his and walking up to the counter
where these pieces OF silk were lying careessy threw
his garment down upon the property and commenced
tot OF questions about some person whom he endeavored
e make S ns
The pieces Of si that were underneath The theft wa,
the darkey who travelled at quite respectable gait
after getting outside the front door. He finally
caught after aharp and somewhat exciting chase and
taken 70 the Lower Police Court where Justcs Bogsrt
committed him to prison In default Of $500 bail, to
the charge.
ELI BUTLER AGAIN ARRESTED AND DISCHARGED.
Yesterday afternoon the Lower Police Court was the
scene Of great deal Of excitement and noise
upon the arrest Of Xii Butler the who makes live
hood BY selling the controversy between Brooks and
Archbishop Hughes In front Of the Museum, st. PAus
Church. and other public edifces. The prisoner was
brought before Justice Connolly BY officer Boynton of
the Third ward police, who said that Butler was the
Of collecting crowd BY exhibiting his books for
SALE but for some other refused to make any
charge against his prisoner Justice Connolly then dis
charged Butler frtm stody, who wss followed BY
large crowd Of friends congratulatng him upon the ter-
mnation OF the affair.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, june Is, 1855.
ALMANAC NEW yoRK-rHIs DAT.
Jun RISES. 20 MOON SETS IL
Jun sErs...........7 81 HIGH WATER. NOR

AOAAt
CLEARED.
Steamship Crescent City, hcGowan, Havana and New Or
sPP s sss osss ss ssn
BARK Brodrsne (Nor, HeiliesOn, Constantinople,
BARI Lanavuihden OidenI, Hlmer. 81 Jsso, Gusnwil
Bark L.psss, Sumner cienSussss, Hicks 4 Bell.
ss.G!'S
B,s Angle. sBI Fart g JS!n., NJ Rs.sn Co.
pfSsI Co
Bas I fhompson. Grant, sssrspsfs. No, Brohman
81 's ssssss Sssss
En,irs Ds%.lsss EiaSsss City. Nc Van Srun
schr Black Monster, HAIL Norfolk, Jane. Hand,
sI @ Sssis 's s: Co.
ss ssSs1 fsss sss. Tsaa sS.ss Line.
ARRIVED.
Ship g nsw VII. ~ san a:
q A Sh x. s. for g Ass 3;
fassar Hsas, Ispss Nay With ma.. and
s 81 ass ds
G:.s Win s.r.. -.
ss ~ sas .s. K IN j. ss
f H. g % Lon e ss S Al
30 lion q passed Y 4 Il. Dssi painted s.S ws
sSip h.ynk yhis; signal WIN ,sa .SGs; letter
Ne s.%.
pilot 90 miles cas-. Of SANDY Hook. =,
A. si.s :s.,s Havana ''
ssPPs Jn.
ASn ~ nth coass to OF ofdsr ous., .. r,-
s.s. sIs'ecss Ss si
cSsrs OF Phsasps ssS
Sosa son rSSs
's .Ss ' TS ss. re: .;:s b: .s:s
VI
sss ssss a' H. ss'n
'ips @ n Or
Bt ssTsnn days. s,ss Wiz cotton
tostursss, Ciesrmsn CO.
SS:s ,ss:st &.
NAV ' .sS e. ThomDSD
Brig Factor, Larsen, Newport Gays, In ballast TO
se6r Ventrcs. OBJ Robert Elsushera days. with pine
scSf Mssepps iBr L.ndry Prince Edward Island. u
SoSr Roswell King of sippc. Jenna Dsrsn, days
S,s:: S... s.ss with
yhsn a. whom
ss. *: ;ssss ssss sss
s SS sn away her lsH ana cutting
70. :o % nj. s city q. he; s.S .s' of
h sch, j 4 Gree Rogers, Wilmington. NC, ldays.
SSohr issso Hughes, Field Newberr, Nc, 5 days.
schr Hanover, Whippie, Richmond
schr Maria Pie nhree mastedl Chadwick, Norfolk.
sehr Armadillc, Ray. Ellsworth, IL days.
schr Lucy Ames, Ames MIbridge days
eohr Cabot, Nickerson, Boston.
echr Susan, Loripg. Boston, days.
schr Abbott Law renee. Allen, Boston, 3daya
scir Thomas Bradley, -, Holiness Hole.
tehr Delaware, Snow, Rockand
Schr A Douglas Sears, Portland, CT
sloop Hprvest, Corvin Providence.
eioop w II Bowon Aalieck, Prevderoc
Steamer jackson, Laydeld, Baltimore.
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Personal Intelligence.


At the st. Nicholas Hotol-Hcn. A. n. Sherman, New
burg; tx Governor Seymour, Albany; w. W. Cochrane,
WashH1n. d. C.; Senator Dwight, do; NJ Haughton, N.
@; A. - Fouria, Havana; e. B. Parker. Boston.
At the Metropolitan Hotel-E Harte, Washington, D. c.
DE- w. H. Edgar. q. g. A.; Hull Adams Washington, d.
A. J. Conelson, U s. A.; Hon. z. 3. Bartlett, KY; Col
w. W. Mccall, Key West Gov. N s. Brown, Tennessee
Col p A. Boiling. Va; Col, John Cunningham, s. c.;
Chss. B. Calvert, Maryland.
Rey Jones c.; q T Digelog. yioksburs Ja: Myron,
Savannah; Hon. T. Lyons, Mich. Hon. R. King Alba
Fitch, New Orleans.
At the Prescott House,. Wegmann, Switzerland; Chas
Sehlegel. Buffalo, Y; s. Gadenburg, Staten island;
Croham, Cincinnati
At the Astor House Gov, Price, New Jerssy Col. D..
Hamilton, Albany; " Ustem, Ohio; L.. Levin, Nd; Col.
Reddle Texas; n. MCCALL do D. Benedict, New Orleans,
II. B. Richie, Buffalo; u. D. Booth, do; Sam Westers
NC.
At the Irving Housewife J. Seymour. N. O.; Gen. J..
W. Armstrong Geo.; Hon. Hiram Wallbridge, N u A. s.
Webb. U. s. A.: Andrew Nc Maxim, Pha; Mr. p. Taylor,
do; II. o. Gilbert. CINCINNATI.
At the Clarendon HotelHon Charles Gsyane, New Or
leans; G. Lindelay New Jersey M. and Mrs John G..
Buren,, Kindorhook; MT Hodgson Georgia. g. n wilkins,
Westchester; s. R. Casheif Bridgeport
From ShapRhae, in ship Contest-Mrs Brewster Mrs A
Goddard four children and servant Mrs VIM Ranett and
daughter.
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MoBlLEnArr June ship Queen yotoris, Br) Turner.
Cuba Gutierrez Tampice: 18th, Titler Burch, Phila-
New BEDFoRD-sid June ie, sohr Bornsiia, Benson.
hSK LosDoN-Ar,, June Is sehrs Susan 4 Mary, shsl-
.sa%shp ra1Sss YsTs STsa 81
nah CTceisr Murray Bristol Ems april 81 Helen nj nj
s sebr Hdvsntuss ODD MILES; Belize. Hondu5,: Sash az
land, Fletcher. Boston bark Mount vernon, LssSsps,
SEwPoRT-In port June II sPI, bark M.rth. Anna ,n.:
Rondout; wskuila. repairing. SD, ship Nssara bark
June IS sohr Juliet Baker, Boston CID
AN e Ham psSn Road. 18Th sohr Brave Csrson NTerl
IsnaI for JUNE ''Af' Capitol
Yori ssI.c I;s5 bari asvfs
Cope: sHs.s s.is ls.si: S; G
sy YO, sShr' ssSs
SSSfsm Anns W We Lucy sharp
s 4 :sss Il gss. 'sh wss a s s
Porter HUDSON faIss'eSs n..y hnn smith.
sssh sc.s Can ys;ssy
E EsI; ssl. s:.s ss
w s%ssh .asas fhil.d.pss Psra. Inssssn Elm:
s ssss; Aissss sssi SUPERB I:s:s
% ssa &
..s Ess :fsg 0i S.n ss ass %
Rsppahannock; Isaac Hckley, Harvey James Rivers Elisa
Pharo Faienburg; Z Endcott Endcott = Stockton,
EDWARDS and Buena Vista Bowker, PhadelphiA Pinsa,
Church; Hildreth, Terry, and Adelaide, Lawrencos
Rondout slcops New York Rowland and opeIs, Emmonds
NYoik; Fan River, Rider cutsyhuni; Emily Jane Jack
Usquepsug Harvey, do propelers Albany Marble
Albany: osceola Manchester, NYork Sid brig W Dow,
Cosgeshal Cardenas nd went TO Bristol; sohrs Convert
siSssk nns'Ysfps.22s ssn. u .ssr Small. Srs
SID 18th schr Onativia, Jam eson, Richmond. c.
RoCKPoRT-Sld June Is brig Tailuiah, Amsbury' chAr
sxLEM-Arr Il schr Daylight MITCHELL yscks:,s-
VILE sid schr Horace Nichols. CAsro
sAvANNAH-Arr ynne schrs pessreux, AIo scsv
Havana MAnhassett Brown Nrork: SMITH snsy sSS.
DO; 18Th rchr Jonas Smith, Frrman, do cid H'n '"p
Marianne, (Br), Allen, Liverpool. $50. p,..so~
81 oEoRo4-Xrf June sohr John HeAdsms' r''r'ons
AZ wxRKs"sxrr June bark r n Gamble, Pevs York
WASHINGTON, N C-Cld June ii sshr mary Isu'as,
WILMINGTON, CAR June 4 schrs vapsr s%isn; A
Do Roeset and Adele Conn, Nforni aDsn ona n.epnea
Young, smith. do. CID 18TH sehr S''hey' ArfOs'
SOW %f SS June brig Msris wilder. Causing.
ham, Wilmington, NC
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The st. Davids Society Of the cities Of New York and
Brooklyn held Its regular quarterly meeting at st. Da
vds Hall last evening" and after transacng the regu
lar business, the death Of the late Humphrey Lloyd
Williams, Esq, noticed, and the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted -
Whereas this society has been Informed Of the decease
Lloyd williams ESQ.,; and Whereas Mr.. Williams had
during the short period he had been member endeared
himself to us by his amable, social and Intellectual
qualities; therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That the members Of this society deeply
lament the loss Of Humphrey Lloyd Williams, Esq,
member at all times elected our warm regards and who
exhibited all becoming occasions that amor patr1
peculiar to the true native OF old Cambria.
Resolved, That the members OF this society deeply
sympathe with the family and friends Of the deceased
in their bereavement and that copy Of the foregoing
resolutions be respectfully communicated by the Cores
pondng Secretary to the widow and family Of the de-
ceased.
The meeting then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-19
Political Intelligence.

DIFFICULTY BETWEEN THE FREE SOIL KNOW NOTHINGS
AND THE KNOW NOTHING FREE sOILERs.
In the Gazette Of yesterday morning, rays the Cinsn
natl Commercial Of the 18th inst, appeared notice to
sending delegates to the convention at Columbus the
18th Of july, requiring them to meet at Mount Plea
SAINT the It'll day Of July for the purposeof choosing
the same In the Commercial Of this morning appears
Communication addressed to sthe friends OF freedom
spread of slavery requesting them to meet at Green
wood Hail. in this city Saturday, June 23d, at 10 A.
NJ, for the purpose Of appointing delegates to the
49, 1he frst Of these calls emanates we suppose,
rom that body OF political capitalists whose object
been to Know Nothinsze the free soil party while the
latter its being to that interest which chershes
the design to free soae the Know Nothing party
sort of struggle between q couple Of political hernia
pbrodes each striving to impregnate the other the
end of which, ct this moment scarcely be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-19

THE NATAL ACCIDENT IN CENTRE STREET..
Yesterday tproner oDonnsn held an inquest upon the
bodies Of John Mentally and John McNulIen Who were
killed on Saturday night by being by oas Of the
Harlem railroad esks in Centre street. Pearl street
From the evidence adduosd, 1t appeared that the
snA ly warning Of their danger and
could have avoided the accident they in at con-
dtion 10 do so, both 1t seemed being In an intox
Gated condition at the tiAe From the evidence OF
Of the witnesses, (Mr Hughes, of Frenchs HoteD It
shown that the driver sssis the the track warn
cd them Of their Danger Vi die the was fay thirty
ossa ont q ss 70 Ss
Instructions, and tho car went forward rapidly,
but ere the men could manage to get on the
track they knocked down and dragged uu-
derneath the wheels which passing over Their bodies, s
matter Of produced wounds csused death
demo. showing s:. not z
oriver Of the car Jobn De Luey to avert the accident
esptAly received by being BY one OF the Hsr
lem railroad We further exonerats the driver OF
said car from all blame" Coroner O'Donnel then dis.
charged the driver from custody.
FRACTURE or THE LEa.-Coroner O'Donneu held an in
quest upon the body Of boy named William Henry who
to his death by fracture Of the Leg accidentally
received in the gas fitting establishment No 1ls Prince
street By machine falling upon him. Verdict, "Acc
a native OF Germany.
AN UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DRewSED.-Corener wilhelm
held an inquest upon the body Of an unknown man,
about forty two years Of age who found droWned
in the water pier No. 20 North river The deceased
of light complexion. was feet inches in height
and was dressed in black cloth coat gray cloth pants
check cotton vest and white linen shirt Deceased had
been in the water about two weeks. In his POCKETS
were found paving stone pearl pin cushion,
ivory rule, and silver pencil and seal attached
with the initials cd F. w." engraved thereon.
ACCIDENTAL observation-disclosures Gamble held an in
quest upon the body Of Mathew Conray, who 40 cdsn
tally fell overheard the fost Of Twenty sixth street.
while in intoxicated condition. Verdict" Acct
dental death" Deceased about thirty years
of age, and native Of Ireland.
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Mayors Once.

Mayors Once.
MkM0RIAL OF THE MAIDEN LANE MERCHANTS CON.
CORNING THE LATE EXPLOSION OF FIREWORKS.
The following correspondence has taken place between
the merchants residing in Maiden lane and tho Mayor
relative TO the recent explosion in that street.
PETITION OF THE MERCHANTS.
To HIS HONOR FERNANDO woop =
y: At: II IL: q
S ~ Il.
MEL i % 70 may DICTATE
Sons 40 Maiden lane and eighty one other firms.
MAYOR WOODS REPLY.
MAYORS OryIcE New YORK. June Is, 1855.
STIrHEs WILLIAM sMTH, and other merchants Of Maiden
G,STLrmrSYour memoi,l respecting the necessity of
and only specified amount to be kept in one store" and
Ih: ,ahsot had ENGAGED my attention Prsyiou: 70 tho
the d.
ass s:s an. s ss .as q
to in regard to the evil complained Of The act 1886
an ~ may e AZ
ess rssu..ss TIE hriss IN the city,
late for action time the danger pending.
IL sIeciAc complaint be made against large
dealer in fireworks by his neighbor that the nu
sance dangerous TO life and security will endeavor to test
the question N that respect criminslly, ;
MEANWHILE take the liberty Of publishing this corrsspon
depce to oa public attention tie matter and 60 recon-
mend esy to such Of fellow citizens ~ are In the
butnt to maintain An watch BY
day and night to the Of CO.
WY f''p''TEkNAN FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
ALLEGED OFFICIAL CORRUPTION.
The examination Of Mr.. Ray, the Street Inspector,
suspected OF dshonesty in his official capacity, was
again postponed yesterday until this afternoon, at 1K
O'Clock, Mr.. Busted, the counsel for defendant, not
having been prepared 60 with it. The nature of
the charge preferred against Mr. Ray s that he has
been tie habit Of marking down his employees for
amounts greater than actually due to them for work
done for the Corporation, and himself pockedng the
balance so obtained. Three persons depose to the
above.
STREET CLEANING MACHINES.
The report Of Messrs Smith, Ssckel Co for the week
ending June e states that loads Of dir and ashes
have been removed from the First Second Fourth, and
Sixth wards
CASE DISMISSED,
The case Of William wilson, charged with having de-
frauded an emigrant named Cooper by selling to him
ticket for wrong route, was dismissed yesterday by
Justice Osborne
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Court Calendar-This Day.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Nos. 95, II, 81, 49, "a

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. 95, II, 81 49, "a
to 80.
SUPREME CoURT-Special Term.-No. So.
COMMON PLEAs-Part 2d-Nos s27, 1865, 626, 500, 637,
$40, ITO, I'll, 772, 79l, 824, Sal, 1877, 900, 957.
SUPREME CoURT-Crcuit- 1.-Nos103, 1888, 1854,
1885, 1885, 1425H, 1914 to 154S 147 to 160 Part I'd
Nos ls47 1852, &c. &c. 102, ILL., 1927 9b esq., 1872 14SS,
surEMoR CouRr-Nos. els, s45, ss, 1856, 2se1k 1928,
1922 S4s 3d. $685. 1902 7os 1Sa ss1 49, 7sd, e.
H. 2S6 ss4, o. S14 $50, 242 s70 s32, $780, TIT, 8os,
Sss $780, "a 1885, 1927 1877 100, So2 4sb ST. 1885, I'll,
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RErvnErp-sehrL euns. Hadssn. heaes for ChAxsstea.
into Friday nieht last when oH
sohr Pearl from EeWbern for New York; the had fore
rigging carried buwsrhs stovs lost the Sad
Two brigs, unknown.
Ships Mid dissex Corpus ChDst Yorkshire and Albsst
Gallatn, Liverpool; banks John Hermann Ham Hanbuu-
Cerere (Sic) Venice; and others.
Wind at sunrise, East; sunset. South.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-26

R%- Holloacay's Ointment and Pills,
the best remedies for the cure of Fe-
male Complaints. The extraordinary
effect these Pills have upon all COM
plants peculiarly incidental to females,
would appear incredible to the citizens
of the Union, if it were not confirmed
daily by the wonderful cures they effect
in the various States. 1t is an unques-
tionable fact, that there is not any rem
edy to equal them for exterminating suf-
fering from the softer sex, particularly
for young girls entering into woman
hood, therefore all arc requested to give
them a trial, which will insure their
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~ We learn from the Providence

~ We learn from the Providence
Journal that the City Council have
passed vote to erect City Hall, that
shall not exceed in cost tho sum of two
hundred thousand dollars. The length
of the building will be one hundred and
twenty-five feet, with a general width
of sixty feet, and central projections,
front and rear, of six feet. 1t is to be
elevated on terraced walk, FIVE feet
above the side walk (; to be three stories
high /; the lower or basement story with
twelve feet ceiling, the second story six-
teen feet, and the third story twenty
two feet ceiling. The building and
terraces are to be of red sandstone, with
wrought iron floor beams and girders,
and wrought iron roof, such as the
United States Government are now
using.