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&SPEClAL SHOE NOTICE.-City and ..es,s,
~ Country Msrchanta DAVID asE&
TAYLOR Co, uas Taylor Rayne are occupying ET
their and spacious Store 4l MAGAZINE STREET,
poye Banks Aade hand large
Of BOOTS SHOES BR0hNS, all of witch
the most berniterms. Eolsl DAVID TAYLOR CO.
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u AXE GEoRGE.-The FoRr WILLIAM


TON, S. C., TO MONTGOMERY ALA-Until further noties
ths charlea.on S. Co. Montgomery Aa will
be foilo~s;
Frs cA cnb foot % cents-boIes hats bonnet furniture,
ton Matches and other light articles
Second c per olbs 40 boxes bales sad y,
dry gods ga pan pk reo gins n confectionery raising,
rope tobacco, eathe hides TIN, capper
machinery coils
candles hardware holo~ware, moassea OIL
Whine lead, liquor, crOckerY cratea and casks.
relative shipment of
the Of Georgia, Tennessee and Aaoama
hppliealionto HENRY yONGE,
jeS Am Stone
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The Proprietor in calling the the Public
ion with feeling of ths confidence
for which 1t recommended.
and article that
a before the american people, sepuaon
iaUnvsd aay lar preparations Amony
favor BY the most pronen and well known Physicians
individuals in all ths The
fon stae respectfully submitted, referring who
all doubt 70 Memorabilia" Practical Receipt Book for
FAnes and Families, be Ind ga of all Agens
Bltefs
sold Wholesale Reial by JOHN Co.. ISL
Chrss New Orleans. By sistt generally y4lyaW
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DAILY CRESCENT
AFFAIRS IN TEE oRIMEA.
THE srEAMsH1P PAcrrIo,s NEWS

The principal features Of the news by the Pacific have
been already received here by telegraph or by
dispatches of the Arssos accounts The following how
ever, will be found highly Interesting
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VOLUME VIII.
THE RIVER AND THE LAKE.
will leave on SATURDAY Q,st inst. O'Clock, p. NJ.
NOR LOUISVILLE-The steamer ~ n

UINUK IUUISVTLLE-The stehmeT, fY1T h
ROBT j. WARD, silas r. Miller, master
This encudid steamer will les We for o.
intermediate landings SATURDAY 2 instr ~ 9k,
p NJ the a p this usason register r h p during
absene w. Adas's corner n Cor mon apd
Front atretts. !. Sfiu lt, agent
furnished the approved style n every particular
depend on her
ualy a the ahvrri ed. JSstd
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Police Jail, Second District.
EETAs brought to the City Police Jail, the 7th
wv July, the negro girl DIANA ! is feet inch high
and about 10 years Says she belongs to Mr. Judea
living in Boulguy The owner is requested to call and
claim said slave according to law. s=4-=.ls5s1
II. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail 4
New Orleans. July u, 1856, jyl4 It
NM AS brought the City Police Jail, the Sd day
Wv of July, the Light negro boy JACK is feet ~
inches high about 40 years old Says he belongs to Mr.
Rgand's brckyard, Pensacola, Fa The owner is
quested to and claim said slave according law
H. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans, July 10, 1856. jyl1 I'm
NMTAs brought to the City Police Jail, on the 9th
Wv inst, the negro woman CLARA is 5 feet ~ in
high is about 55 years old one of her front teeth
out Says she belongs Mr.. A. r. Neal living in La
fayette Bouligny The owner Is requested to call
and claim said slave according 70 law ..=.,.s ~
E. BLANCHARD,
Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans July 10, 1855. jyl1 1t
VNTAs brought to the Police Jail, in the Second Dis
wv trict on the leth Inst, the negro boy JAMES
CLARK; about feet 5s inches, and about 75 SO
old teeth gray hair and no apparen. mark
Says he belongs Brooks, living at Carrolton Ths
is requested call and claim said boy according
to law. i. PLANCHAhp, j.. l-
t- e H Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, June 20, 1856. gnei1 je21 I'm
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British Gularn.

Our files OF remsraa papers are TO July H. The
Royal Cd-t9e of July 10 has the following Summary
The wsa.her during the last fortnight has very
vet; tie rain has fallen in very heavy
them Of opg continuance; but, upon the whole, ths
weather is not unavorable to ths growth OF the
tie canes exhibit thriving appearance, sad judging
from present Appearances there Ia every hope
that tke Tpturns from the growing crop will be favor
able On the clay soils at Isguan Wakenaan, and ths
Arabian cosst the progress OF the plants has been
tarded bv the excessive rain.
Trsds ia very dull amopg tho merchants ia Water
street and several vessels have left in ballast for
Of produce.
Tia Court OF Policy has adjourned sine de- and Ia
understood that the members VIII not meet again until
August.
Since the departure Of tse last msl ths court has
much Importance Among the nost ilnportAn, we may
mention the neg bill for regulating the dstlaon and
sale OF rum which will come into operation in one
month frem the date OF its publication. The bill Ia
stringent In its provfons. lbe ostilaton OF spirits
om other substances than the produce OF the sugar
Is strictly prohibited for medical purposes.
The rum cannot be removed from any
gisered store without = permit. The ninipum
quantity that can be sold wholesale is for.
ty five gallons for consumption in ths colony, ana
hvered for consumption in tbs colony without being
rst deposited In the Colonial Bonded Warshouss, and
the cufy of nsety CENTS per gallon paid thereon No
manager s allowed TO have any rum in his house with
the quantity which he have in the Of the
year limited to fifty gslloEs This clause is very
paatabe to the managers, who by pleased
With tits restriction upon their creature comforts and
this legislative Interference with their domestic regua
tons. Another peculiar feature OF the ordinance is
ttst renders the posses sion OF than two gallons
OF rum by any unlicenssd person Illegal unless by tho
special perpi sion OF the contIoler OF rum duties.
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The New York Bible Society.

A regular meeting OF the Board Of Managers OF the
New York Bible socisty, parsuan. TO announcement,
held last evening ~ the Amsricsn Bible soosty .
house, As'or Place.
Mr.. A. n. Kingsley, thu President, opened the pro
eeeciDes with the reading ofs chsptsr from ths Bbs
ter which, the Absencs OF the regular Secretary James
Holden Mr. Carter elected Recording secfstay rro
% and proce to read tbs minutes Of the ls,
ing which unAn mousiy approved.
Reports being in order the Treasurer report for July
va then handed In, from which learn that tie
cep,s during the last month amounted 20 s77 1s AMI
that the balance remaining in the treasury after the
psypsnt Of expenses, s $40 10
The usuai bu siness here spsndsd lot . wh. 70
enable Mr.. Watson, one OF the Managers 20 rssf
extracts from his Journal Mr.. Watson states tha. be
b,s visited during July, ore families OF which 49,
I2 per csot. found entirely destitute u the holy
scriptures OF these 100 80 psr cant, supplied
by git OF sale q left unsuppiici tof whom u a.
Gtady possessed tho New Testamsnt) lsfsmss refused
the Gi6le. OF the fsmis. supplied all but 20 we're Ger
msns Of thor. supplied in June. all bat were Ger
manr. Twenty three Bibles we're given sold TO indi
ycun and lbI New Tsstsmsnts we're given or sold 10
fsmilie- or Individuals chiefly 70 German children
adults learning our lsnguaxe The amount re ssssd for
sales Il - co.'s whole number o. volume distributed,
Is 80.
Tho prnigrant Committss nsri gave their report, In
which IL s said that four Bibles and three restsmsnta
by ssfe, and three Bibles and 3oa Testsmsns By donA
.ion, hare been di,tributed among emigrsnts.
Ths Committee on Humane and LFIrinsl tnsti,rtioss
reported TIE distribution Of tvsIvs Bible. and twenty
four Test amsnts In ths MsgiaIsns Asylum
The Committee on Applications n ported the follow
Ing grhnts mafs during The Depth Of July
10 American Foreign Christian Onion, siI Bibles fo1
distribution BY Hsv. Murray, ono Of their agents 10
Mr. " b. BoDsr, 20 Hblss for disibuuoa and for 10
an Industrial school.
To Boarding Union Industrial and Mission Schoo, 30
Testar1snts 20 ". b. Mitchell Ths s.tsrprts has the
sDaofyerusnt o. Rsv. Drs nsw,, ssa Hutton and Rev
Ns,srs. Westectt, Gillette, ani nc',regof.
On application Of Rev. Mr.. FsrY's 30 Bibles V Sab
ts n school OF Methodist Kpisso9. church, saJysn
70 A4v. C. + Eg.ggs. Il Bibles sna oss s7aslsh les
lament for distribution BY him.
10 Rev. Hr. Person, Of tas Latb~rsn Church. 9 fsve
dish and EI gAA ress Dsnis nAxiDs l3s Bipss and 81
TssA snis. fetal III volumes al cost Of seggt 80
The above inclgces tho srsn,s made ~ tbs general
sssnt AZ tie Bsposliofy.
Ihs fonawing was rad A. 'hs.ssus Of ,hs 80 Yort
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A regular meeting Of the Chamber ef Cammsses vss
held yesterday noon at the MsrcbAnts Baak Pslassa
Peril, Esq, President, In the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting was read and con-
drmsd, after which Mr.. f. N. Young was elected By
ballot as member OF the Arbitration Con nmttes vies
Mr.. Arthur Leary, whose term expired.
Ths resgnatios OF Captain Cart sriyht Marine Sur
vsyor, received, and Mr. Gideon Fountain, late Har
Dor Master, WAS elected 70 Ill the vacancy.
The President then banded In the following commu.
from shipmastsrs At the port Of BOMBAY rsA
tive to their guidance while staying At that depot
DonnAy. Nay g, 1855.
0ErrLsmrr-Ths undcrsisned captains oil American
end sss; g. IN ss hog M
rs.SpE stS ,Ss n rs'h n .s: e o
chs p him I'm
10, :.s S'ops,y 's'' % q.
!se g.r. q their crews pr.tss' BY tho police .s
ships under eiroamsAue.. g. refused all
:, rss 1% =: 9s s s,
board security lives Of the ocers OF safety
The ship ssposon Capt. cha.a.a of boston. arrived I.
this port the 29h May 1851, .na soon .er cards
tssm ana iiss. tss: q sasss 70. .:s AK: Is: y
perform shs .hsis ,sysss. a..,,s s.y,ss
a aShs .aS hs Sspn .rDss e s G ss for
thortes, bus refused .s's,.acs whstev.s snd
.s s a ere. bad S .'s
-sd m n% S%pSd S; %:,s =: A
tho shp Ihs Consu then applied tao Conmsnder in
shs ct Sas' ON ios ana
9 . rs on $ % 81
.h,e four % c.,u.ts ea. q h avn pr!s..e pas.a
nsn pons%
Rre gSsn ." % q IN rSs .s tho s.y
lowing the siihoush they hat signed article, Lon
ING ssa
s:.,'S S Corn dss ss s.ses ss s
IN port snsc.sded IN eonnnns them >. in ,ron.
.d SS OF
!. visw ., a. Increasing number g q A. Am.o.a .np; ,..
lss,s Is. Gn,ss s,ss.. ,osI .s,.sass . sAs
ssJ's .p ina ss % ssrS s
our ntsccare with ali parts Of India subject Tho same
snses s saa "a .
a: and n,ss1 s r. s.s Y n
rate o. rasss Tho objects Of are thus en'n esm
bound By government under heavy send', 70
s.n,n ss to d wsS sa e. ~, % s'pes
w a. ys9 81 M ,ss .a ysSs
the United s.s, E srorns aron os, ,as
ses. tho a.d s.ss.
as'r s q s%f = a
na' ml. IL x. ysr srs % & W. Al
unite in paying trsu, Of respect 70 Ed~ara Rly Esa
ss 10 h. i
si' . ass s as sId ~ Z;
Of interests would be remsied and tho honor Of the
oii.s t.. ys" IN % @ ,y :s. n.s Jour
attention, VIZ remniE, rentienen.
ero siI ssislies ':iisi :is Nc. York
X. W.TVNKBR ship S~ailov. Nov York
lURR BROWN, nsw Yosk.
JOHN u PENDLErOH. bark John GARDNER Bo.s,a.
LEONARD GAY, ship Ssmus, Adams Css'tue, Ne,
DCIIIs MOORE, ice house. bombay.
\. n MARRIOTT Baltimore,
On molten Of Mr.. BAasrow Il was resolved 70 trans.
NIT the eommunicaon 10 ths Secretary OF State 10 be
BY suitable letter duly atsd by
the officers OF The Board.
The Beard thea adjourned.
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A nss.rs Of II. Sirs somnissscnrs ass y
svssss = ~ ff.msn Hal, cornniss.ossr Ksigsrb .
n its ehsir. ano ~ the rsmtsrs present
Jhs eyfsrsslBt o, Hoe cempssJ ~, sssins; Snsios
70 ALREADY roters = ~As disrn sssd The fos.Ssss btsx
severely rtprlrs.n ncss ~ rs- Chairman
Ths tsgd9n ~ NJ Provost, sskisg y . fsissts,Ns
rrerr ssr u llosa Compsny 10 ~ rsssreS iesN-
ony a. 20 ebsras.<r tsisn ssi esssso7 postpcssi
Tts petition - Mr. fsrrs sss gsfs fof tAs ssgsn =.
ton o. fne re conrssy 20 isks tbs piAs~M OF - ~
eisuassf pta.iso ree~,rst sr5 lsr.sLgsios -As hAS
% its character Or nsrsb~fs pfefpssl i~sAsion :.
asFss1
4 esrnris .. -ss nsss " ~ Hls, n frrns tongs.
nv a. ssarst tfk forsuss sf sta eoznrsny, Tor lsnx
sIusgr. ksrgasr. - bin ou tLs 0s<asiDs " r.s.r.
Frs 10 ,he Fash tssris ~. kssfing ~ sti5encs vs.
posttopss - aBs vssirx sss ~. Hssrs a. md
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70 JHT ErTor % rfE. HigAfp.
NV YuyN fus


Srto'r G1np,s--xts L.nisa PJnc, Miss PINE, Nr
Harrison, Mr.. Borran snd tie other pfacipAi asness.
si lhe brgnh Dpera troupe v spp~nr iaat s,sn.sr IN
Auters "Cfo~n Dismons nurns the ooarse Of tts
crsra, Ia Petite iopss vin introduce Rhefs's csas
brstsd AIR and rAriA;loDs Which have algays bs~n lis
tened 10 With rapture, and rswsrrsd vth hearty sri
dnesrs applause BY the andisncss La ais ns5 ths pre-
vors rsrfornsness sf Crown Uxm0odAN To nor
row evening The Daughter Of the n q aoeDt j. 10
gwen sna on Aontay evening ths srsnd fsry op~rste
spectsce of Cinderella vEl Ns pro aseI i,f tis ars
ams ~ Nibo's 10 Fnsissb.
Bowyxr fHS4Trx Tho bill Of snasernss. 20 nigh.
Apnounces tie ben@ht a M. irsrk Drew and th. per
eImanes Of three zood pieces f0r TIA; oo,anco sf r.
Jofnsfcn, Mr.. B. W BbeDn, and the wlfs - ts1 btas
eeAry, hrs Frank Drev % aytsaE IN sns o. Their
post popular charzetsrs The risces ~ p,syst
The drsns Of fathsy and on The go sufsi eors1y
o. TIE While Horss of the Peyp.s," ana An obs.si
o. Interest hr, e~nns Haas hknsfeI1. 70 vsry s1>s
pace Of set;rv.
NooDs Efssfrus siss, this sv~~inS, ths ssns Bar
ktq7s, the "NsEfwing Nlnstr~l bal sfss . tS.Al-
si,sfsnt siargsi Ia Va veal ed LsNrzp.1.1 s4esS'
tr~s~tinS The luxIssQus
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COrOrers, 1nuuestS.

SuidpY ny TAXING LApDASrM Coroner wilhelm held
inquest st the New York Hos ,its upon the body OF
Of man named John Caldwell, who committed suicide
BY swallowing quantity OF laudapum. The csassi.
appeared resided At 90 University place, and for many
years past had bee addicted the free Of II,
toxicatirg quors His wife obliged 70 leave him
sccount Of the violent In which he acted
under the influences Of drink lie had been attack.
ed with temporary fits Of insanity which he often At.
tempted to put end 10 his existence, but always
prevented by his wife, About two weeks previous to the
cornsson OF the rash act his vile TO live at her sis
nrs but visited deceased almost every day On visiting
him on Wednesday rnornr he informed her that he had
would soon be numbered with the dead Mira caidwsn
Immediately procured medical aid and had him sent to
The hospital but II late he expired De-
ceased was native Of Ireland, aud was thirty four
years old.
KILLED ~ FiIISo sRoN BrILpnG.- - Coroner O'Don.
cell held inquest yesterday upon the body OF
nsmsd George Keys.r, who was killed By accidentally
falling from the building Nc. 1so Broadway, where he
was engaged At work a. a lsborer The deceased
employed N laying the beam. the af,h Of the
building vhsn he precIp.ated 10 the ground be.
meath BY the giving way Of one Of the old beams
which be was sitting At The time. The unfortunate
#. os's a5 eSr - IL IL.
hoor. The jury rendered verdict OF death by
sion Of TIE brain, caused BY si accidentally received
Deceased vas a native Of Germany, and 20 years
Of age he resided in Fifty third strest. Eghih
avenue where hs leaves wife and child 10 lament bis
sudden demise.
ForsD DRowsTD The body Of an unknown man
sbout 10 years Of age found drowned OF the Bat
terry yestertsy morning. Coroner o'Donneu held an
inqrest the body, when the Jury rendered verdict
Of supposed drowning. Decsssed feet OK inehe.
IN height, had brown hair, his vhissers slightly
gray, blue shirt and hanns undsrshirt OF the
same color and black cloth pants He had the sp1ssr
snce OF being lopsshorsrnan. lie hs ,>been IN the
water about three months.
FATAL ACCIDENT TO 4 BOY - foronsr oDopne!i held
inquest UPON the body OF boy years Of age, named
John Field who died from di.sas OF the spinal column
produced BY a fall, received the Goth uit from
buiding in Lexington avenue The deceased, along
with some other youths, was Engaged 10 picking up
pieces q wood In the second story he fell through
the beams 70 the basement beneath, inurng his back
severely that he connne 10 his bed al death
relieved him of his suGerpgs The jury rendered YER
dict of accidental death Deceased Was native of Ger
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BROOKLYN city News.

Tm BnFoRD AvrsrY SUNDAY ScHooL-The annual
picnic excursion Of the Bedford Avenue sunday chool
took place Wednesday, and the occasion csIebrli
in Brsvoerts Grove Al Bedford. The school formed 10
procession al the church, 10 the morning. under tbs
supervision Of the superintendent, Mr. W. Lawrence,
and marched to the grounds, where rysniny vas
prepsrsd for their enjoyment. sumptuous dinner
was served up at ncon BY the Csmrittee Of Arrspse-
M nts, consstinG OF Msssrs FBn, Psck and Murphy.
An address delivered in the afternoon By Rsv Mr..
Remington the pastor or the oongrvgation, folio ssd
with sinGing BY the school, after which they formed
Into line ard marched 10 the church where tney
Dismissed. About eco rsr-ons Of both ~rss and sii
ages we're present
SyRfors AcnDrsT.--A farmer named Dumbistsn
serousy injured tuesday night while bringing 10
iosd Of produce for tina market His horses toos fright
in Fulton street, and running 70 the fsrry, cane 10
violent contact with the gate posn. ur. Dumbls,on
vas precfpfatsd 20 the pavsmsnt lie vas Dicksd up
hsensble and taken 70 the Frsnkin Hesse vhcscs he
Pstdng.
THx crrS BrsxYss--Af the sGee. connected With the
city sovusnsat VIII sios al ~ sceek soos of each
cay, After which NJ business IL tsanszs,sd This to
eontinus unih the ssssod MsnsAy 10 ssyssnbsr Tbs
Jussiess have eva tustssss dursx tss noah
bs s.iSetsz ~,
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!,cco bags Fish-eoc drums COD, lac casks aud lao
cruns hatdocz at sax qi ard 143 casks cod at SAX;
20 toxes and 30 halves cod ct S3 q and at auction
loS casks COD a. lo, rla qsi AZ Is ris 9Th 1t IL
RS qtI and 20 bbk mackersl at So Per express from
Nswiounosand. Lard retas from store st Si6 qs. in
bbe, and s17A in kegs. Stock 1 coo bbk. and 5 COO
kegs Brttsr243 ksgs New Orleans at 326 qti Chsese
i4o -ol boxes Dutch and % Patssr.s At go q Hams
I25 Wesphaia st t22 qtl, and 45 bbls New Orleans
SAY. Tsliow-32 bbls New Orssns at si6k qtl., and
20 ~ SIS. Oii0 bbs. refined whale rstailsd ct 24h
rails auobe
LUMBER AND CooPxRAGE Srocx.-P.teh Pins-S0, 900
feet savannah at SIS, aod l03 Georgetown
S2p. White pine bosrcs lac 600 test Bangor 1t S23.
feet eastern at sci and As 900 fest Bath At s.t
Ahd shooss are plenty aud du sale trAnaprsd.
Hoops dull ct $40 for ~ feet Ss5 IL feet Enpty
hhds tle second hand molaasss r-tsed At So Sugar
boz shcoks, FOO from brought rls. they are
now being offered on contract for iuture delivery at
rh. ca time.
FRrIGuTs continue to decline: 4 vessels have been
Chartered for Falmouth and market, OF $500 boxes
1t II lea OF s,6o0 OF $50 and Of C00st 81 1853.
Of 800 for Cork or london at f1 los FL l5s; o
LOCO to load mahogany and cedar the coast for Iv
erpooor Loreon at ca Of 800 hhds mo,ssses for the
yds at 81 les For the United Stats of 400 boxes
for Boton at 51s Ills and Of 200 for Phadslpha st
o
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rnI srxTB WARD A. IT rs-Eow At THE FIVE

THE efyJB WARD A. 1T B-KOw At THE FIVE
FONTS.
At an ssniy hour yesterday morning desperate en-.
COULTER toos place between numbsr Of persons residing
in that dslghtfoI locality termed Gov Ray 10 which
clubs ginger pop and paris bottles inicfim
patsiy used and With too NAMED jane.
from wound IN the hsas received on the happy
occasion The police rreste. person for the offence
On suncsy morning party o. Anfnony street row6iss
Who had been Travelling on drurksn spros throughout
the srth ward since The previous DAY entered the tm
street church While the congregation engaged In the
Worship OF God, and eornsnced disturbing the religious
csremoniss Tnis party Of rujsns 5ei Centre
street Saturday last vnh clubs in their haHd AMI
nsuiud and abused every Who vas unlvexy enough
ocre,- their path For many year, this infamous rang
hare done Just tbey pleased In this ward II u hgh
time no- That = s'oS we're put 10 such prsessdpgs
TIE SHOOTING ARRAY ~ THs DowEEY.
Yesterday John &. Wsrcen, srrsstsi for attempting
20 k James 9. Finn by arins pistol al him. vas W
corssn Of tb. District Attorney admitted % bail "a he
surn Of " tU 20 answer James y. Bertlas George
y Warcertbe latter brthsr OF ths prisonsr-be ZANE
his bondsmsn 10 the above smount
ErToH r1E HIRAfn.
SEv YORK, Apx =, is53
~ John G. Wxrcen against me- II Is sisted thst he'd
robbed him OF the partner Of hts oys and that shs had
sought sh-lsr In ne hogse of the complainant Nor
sir, a. 60 not wish 20 be nisreTresntsd before the
public, tss u you to publish The following ststsn-rt
in justice 20 me. vas introduced by Nr Msrtsn 70
ks wife, and urgently rsqns.tsi ~ hin %
rspy her wherever she visbea ~ TO- and have aiwsys
acted The part of Sspusmsp tossrfs her al occt.
.oks "a 70 the seeking shelter my iougs " tsr
tanly an rror, as1 have no ho1s>. polM
Journal Old no. inos Jour DEAR 70 ~ uses doDs
al esses. JAMS q. TfNN,
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supr, me souif Special Term
u.sx,. unu Ia4.. f.-.

strtsr 1.--ftniey =. ~ <sNve1a Ezcbanss A.sls
ar Bl.f :. a, 30, - have 6ozb.s vaolAss i
sAesa hs sGnAssss ussse suii. ~,A,us esss y a.
gndsrts, ana wus tAs qsss;iy, nsw tsfor- -, .tA
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

FfArBusH, Aug 3, ls55,
rDnoR Hs5,ALp.
The HERALD Of this morning notices this present cen.
sus Of Flstbush Kings county As ,7el and that OF
1850, 3l77, and gives guessss q. the reason In
1880 the town Of Fatbush comprised the present town
Of New Lofts, which on In 1861 Both tho pre-
sent towns Of New Lofts and Fatbush have increased
in population since 1850 and nearly equal in size
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

BROOKLYN CITY.

The census returns Of the six following wards have
thus far be<n filed In ths County Clerks Office. They
are embraced within TIE limits OF the old city