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CorRr OF ArrEALs, June 3o.-PIesent, all The

CORR OF ArFEALs, June 30.--PIesent, all tho
Judges.
No 2is.-Phelsn sgt Crdsn. Appeal dIsmssed. Albert
Cardoza for respondent John H. Reynolds for appellant
No. 3R.-The People ast McCann. Argued l. rrsman
and W Pcchham FOR defendant H. Harris for painuas.
Nos. SO, 70 Struck OIL.
Calendar for judy mos %, n, 90 81 "a, 3s IL, "a,
q, 20, 5, 3s2, 20, rs.
JuIY 1.-Nos. 20, 49, Struck or No 3lo-reopie art
Beuys Argued Mr. NJ l. Newton for defendant; Mr.. G.
Husson for plaintiffs. Nc. 23-fansdon set Aston Ou
argument Mr. A I. Robertson for appellant; Mr.. ID.
Lord aud Mr.. Coit FOR respondent.
Calendar for July Nos Il, 80, 81, 35 IA, ~ n, 81 ~
J62, 20, 81
Court acjyurted
JrIY 2-Argument OF % continued. Nos. ., IS
struck of - -
8, 500, ~. -
Dsc1sroNs -Judgmept affirmed with costs-People ex
rel Wood We Draper and others; People Russell mo.
-: People Russell NO. y.
Apptal dismissed with uosts-rovn scnd vs. Empre
store Draining Com paDy; Green vs.. Hanes -.
Motcn TO dssmss appeal denied with cosis-People en-
rel Hunger ord We. Hale. Adjourned
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NV P.vysur CrrrgRs-we learn from the
Milan Irss Fs Of the 2;h u that on that day would be
launched ore Of the sx cutters nov budirx for
the governmeut Another VII Iolos on saturday next
the In OF Jay provided the weather proves favorable
Milan situated IN Erie county, ONO, on the Haron river,
which emrtics into lake Erie.
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Tur WHEAT CRoP-ApPEARANcE os THE WEE
VII We regret 10 learn from gentleman Of aledopls,
Livingston county, that he wheat midge weevil AZ
COMMONLY called has made it, appearance NJ the valley,
and MS very probable ,ha, may be found 10 ocr asn
n.l4e-.a.e iIsl~y .s.s,..ss, .A1.s 49,, ~.
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sary during the present emergency Of the department
All communications, verbal writiep touching tho pollen
business or the concerns Of the Chief during s absence
viii be dulS attended TO by Mr.. Mcclellan.
SCENE IN THE ooURr OF kPPHALs WHEN RE DE-
CIsIoN WAS RKsDxnRp.
from the Albany Journal, Juy31
The quiet IN which this decision w.s Announced
by the Court was not among the least Interesting OF tns
incidents connected with t. There were two Iaysn ana
three lawyers present. besides tho Judges oAcers OF
tho Court When the Judges took their seats the Ctef
Justice DEMO, sad very quietly The Cour, ready
to give its decision In the of Fernando Wood Tho
Court arms the decision 81 tho Court below Mr. smith
be State reporter, win you please lake change OF tho
papertF" And that the whole Of H. while half mil.
lion OF people IN frenzy 10 know what this decsor
30 quietly delivered Was to be-
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veteran Avised join Ia he fssivd9s " ne dat fun
band o. usic for ~ ooces1n An6 cakIges pro
yded N convoy he in6,a su1 IND msnbeVs pns viii
'hear oSoshsr soldiers h he sslsbr9sts1 Bx ocGxs
IAAAo II rHuyE, kojunnk
The vcssran Corn Of MA IL De State II New Yos vDl
assemble Reis House 80 Lis k3tpr
cay, Ne 9Th a suiy I. x A. u 70 cseern@ the day John
NJ ocsasion. The corps VIII dine At Aesdonsrssr BY
er6n, A ". JONES. Colonel
6vDGsTYFIRGT RD6u4ENT NKW YORK STATE MILL
YzA-AERRICAN 0JARD.
RE0lMEvTAL ORDER Q.
HEADQUARTERS, Nf-w YORK; Juno % 1857
In compliance with brigade orders. the members of this
regiment hereby ordered assemble trmory,
July celsIyae the sls anniversary Of Ocslaa.ion
kmefirSn Indepepdcuca
rssienta line win be sUmsd al qua1cr7asts O'Clock
A. n, precisely
5hs bs.d AND a.lt music report 70 ASjuAnt at The
aruoPy u d O'Clock A n
The Held and sa6 win resort the ol-neOt arosy
60 docs H. A. g.. vOSBU ROB- Colonel list regiment.
A. @. DEHAREsr, Adjutsnt
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The senior Veteran Corps OF 1917 VIII assemble Al head
auAxter NJ House of Booe and Mercer
~ ne burh day Of July, AZ ococt A. ~ 70 foil nnlform,
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sR;-rhe Court Of Appeals having decided in favor Of
tue oonstiutoDaly OF the act ~ eytabish Metropolitan
fohce district, our duty 70 yield 10 that decsou and
70 scknow this law binding and obligatory upon
conduct Whatever may DO the o)nlons great body
OF the people ss 70 the tyranny injustice OF legislation
which deprvee rs OF the right OF self governms n and
hewever repugnsni this law 10 local pride and indie
penderce, We have no present but compliance
sno suomsson 70 far, therefore, az the existing police
organization Of the city concerned ne formed pursuant
the law passed anterior 10 1857 repealed have
no discretion but 10 abandon and dissolve and
iosfhvhh lite official power u gone, and we have no
,nory 70 continue another hour You, viii therefore,
hEembk yo men AID read 10 Inc tbs c.acI ald gi.-
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suprsrno Court--speeiaI TORN.
Before Hon. Judge Mitchell.

ttfore ftDn JuoRe ditGnen-
ALLEGED InTEsTION TO DEPHAUD cREDrToRs.
Arrul o-AonreG Nach1, Gstecn Pc4 ard JAMS
IA 10. Mss Beamdn; HeTcuis e Gluiu, drd ohvv,
tie 'dr&Thls motion already reported In the HrAiD,
for receiver In both " tho above cases. 10 which N
Injunction granted sgaint the defendant, restraining
him frou removing his property beyond The roach f hi.
crctcrs. II & ordered that the mcuoo nr srcccvor bo
and the hereby den ID with $40 costs Of the motion
the decpdan' that the Injunction granted Ia sad
ca sea be far modified that be vacated IN all things
except herein retained and that b retained 40 fsr
tt RESTRAIN the defendant. his agents, &C. from reuloy
INK dspoing Of any part Of hi property good debts
atset accounts boolcs OF account named In the com
PLANT In the above actions with intent 10 defrsud bis crc
tors any Of them, until the further order Of the Court
and lha ne question WHISTLER the said injunction 20 Tar AZ
II retained, shall be dissolved modified hereafter
and whc'her reference shall be ordered " ascertain the
truth of the facs alleged orovorted by the respective
partes be reserved with all other questions arising said
motion until the further order Of the Court his decisou
putt the defendant 10 full control Of HE property Parsons
and Noyes fec the plaintiff Benedict and Boardpan fof
he dpfendaru
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G,nty nnaellageNce.

TIM rns DuAsrrrr Bsxvr rvrp-frv PRIV AND
HAxs.or coscmr-Ths Pyne and Harr!son opers Troupe
win perform ~ Bursons Theatre, Broadway, ibis snes-
pccn In AID Of tho fund fos The vcic 2 widows and or
phans q Tia New York Fire Department Ths doom spen
oss and tbs oosocrs win commence u swo O'Clock re
pvcsrAnme n pub,shed in the HnAiD Of this morning,
AnA rich treat for ros4 mssssorOus objeA " promised
TEE CorIpoiAn oosvnnon.--rhs annual Convention Of
The Theta poa Chi which has been IN session In this city
during The rest nv dsys cloeed ss evening by the
ovuvssSsa iu,es n reteSsrs On wedpesdAy Tho Ne
ruy sIercssss tool place Hops chapel before dsn.
gussheA ssA,encs. Mr.. John hosshan read capital
pee fun Of hits NJ ihs foEes o. the day and ereiy
sSorAlns he smrnoya drama, and Mr. W II reat pro
psusssd n ovation, shkh wa very ovet.al'le pro-
dpvveA al.
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Unsafe BniiesnGs.

Il ihs advertisements Of the Chief Engineer Of tho rre
Department In your ssues Of April ~ and %, serious
error by the csclsness Of your employees,
from which The parties Interested are liable TO sustain
siderable oss You advertise under tho authority ~ Tho
Department unsafe buildings Nos g. n, 1o2, 80, 80,
H. 70 81 &c. 123 Grcenwish street. BY reference 10 The
copy sent you from the New York Lesd1, you viii End
thai YOU have substituted Greenwich for Washington which
IL coroborated by original report Of the Fire Warden
Of tho dbr,c Your attention called 10 the above and
correction Of the with notice q the same request
ID by WM JACKSON,
oceupsns Of u Greenwich s'ees rnited ssss Boodei
Warehouse
Arm "A 1887
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8 Robinson, Crawford \ lie, Ind. suspended
LOWS Cehcn, Michigan city, Ind. assigned.
ihlip Goldman. Fulton CITY, III GA 'ed.
H. H. norfolk 4 Co., Charleston, H. hhed.
Fryer Brother, Jefferson, w.t. lSpehaed-1 Il
thought temnoraily.
David Smith Cottage inn VITA. suspended nd SOLD out
john Track a Co, Dubuque, Iowa. suspendoA
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Removal Of tie Landings on ."' ''.." anu
Hudson River "
the stea nsboat Prop "'o'

-
Hudson River neutrality-suspicious." o.
the ssea n,b0at Prop 'e'
a., - ,,,,,,es Of the Board Of Aldermen, ap
ro,ea % decide ON the proprety on removing the land
ings of the Sound steamboats, 10 the East riv Or aoo''
Grand street and the landings OF the Hudson river eim
boats TO or above Spring street. North river met In the
Library, City Hall, at r. NJ on Thursday, Alderman
Steers in the chair The CHAIRMAN stated the object OF
the meeting, and said the majority of the people would
be in Of tho proposed removal Of the steamboat
landings, he would 6rst hear what the propre,ors or
agents of the vsrious steamboat lines had 10 say against
the proposition
Mr. y. HOWARD, Of the Troy line Of steamers said-The
landing ef our boats al pier No 10 North river the
nf the beats Francis sklddy Comno lore and Rip
Van Wrinkle. The owners Of the boats have very great
objections the removal NJ their steamers up town in the
trst place, the property which bring from the North
IL consigned almost entirely below Oh ,mbers street.
and four ttifs OF IL probably below Warren street
ariea who 90 business with us all down town. We
have beer put 10 great expenSe in dredging putting up
convenences for our business aud compelled
move fiom our place IL would be very serious in
jury 10 us, so serious that don't know but what would
have TO give up the business We risk Of collisions
10y going Gown tar tbs river Is wide enough, and We
have M irf' cniepe IL getting in or out have
had AIRY COLI ions or difficulty As for giving up the
slip Tor la'gor ves-es the is useless for is not deep
enough for ulm We were put 10 very heavy expense
diedg out HE slip 30 a TO make deep enough 70
coin ate our boats; not only mud and stones but part
erected al our own expense: don't know whether thew
were tut up by permission Of the Common Council not
kno,v mr., vha, II voud hrc,t nm our busncs. te ,rad
ia not great and consists Chiefly of bear ami ,otsb and
tb ,aT,,os vim tale then, rda In IN. moda,s v,c,nv
OF our Isnong '
n,srs, T,w of the pao,is lima an the Uudsor and tho
s,oninr,on unp on The Val ver Lid Tba nding oS the
peonIe lire M steamer l. Situated hareen Ijhnc,v and
I,ud ON s,rr,,A u taa bn thcra for ,wnnv tyo yesrs
Our objections retty the tho. given by
Mr. Howard II We were compeled TO remove don't
tnou "a hpre ,ve could "a Won sad the rao,o ,aro In
favor az hayrg the landings renoved Tho n,arcban,
M, IN Svor ~ i, ,hay ore ali on,oed IN; rho Lin - ns
en cpo,uh ,oy isrpc vesseIs Wa oun Tho nronarv ro
have orcdy.d ON, the slin and tho
fr,nrood,te cDr trate We aversga five hunarot ton,
of frccbt a npbt dom, Know vbv wa shonia Ina
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On Fr'usy, April "a. by the RDgs

CioLwuI--MtCAss--on Frsuay April "a, by the h.
2ous ssare. nj hs residence, rosAs CHoLvEIL 10 HA0
IorSA MOAN, both ~ this city
GURstJS-lNMrt.-At North ILAveukaw, on Wednesday,
HAssAH T., daughter Of rhonss s. smith, ESQ, ell a -
above place.
HiAiy--AoQvArD.-ou Monday, April ~, o. the oscy0
OF ~ vincout he Paul, by the Rev. Father Lafout, -
jana HK.Ly Of the city OF Cork 70 KArs, tsrd dAh
Ter OF Mr. psuic McQd, late OF Rcsses, county Fer0~
nssh, ireland.
Ish Ial ers please copy.
y-lisArY.-At Fort vsncouve<, ". T.. on 49,
day Ma ch q, by the Rev. Dr. McCsry, Lieut. K MCfuas
Cuited States army, u Miss Jos1lmSE RxArrr.
Rt -xsI-HAGslxrt.on Thursday, April 20, by the 4esl
pr Quarters, PArrucE Rrs0nI 70 KAN G. hAoExrv, all
thls city.
ssmy-BiAuvur.-On Sunday, April %, by tho NJ.
rcter Striker, Mr.. FRANCS H. SsEy IN Mss KATp Big
vEr daughter u the Late John BiaSvet both n -
Guy.
iousvire papers uieaae copy.
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F>~v~orsl IutcliigsOcs-
-. .. l~rsxy so

,4S.,Vr.,, IN Tho stcsnrhp Guy Of usshInsoo-Rsy
49, ,sx and tso Children: ~ Aufernain Aavsef ssrses
Aryis~% Valentine BIRD, Ms Lonsman Wise hnne Lons
nsu. priScs LonEmsn Ueorse Lonsins. ~. -.
Ar, Jame~ keenan,, Mrs SewalL sisa hcn'r 49, ~
Hones Me- Eats, Mas s;is Mr. IA Nsson, t,Lvs ".
Knsht Mira Cope,nan Mr. Cornwall Richard NhnSn ~
Rsags Mr. John Holman and child Mrs harun n ssa
Mrs Hesorrann servant, Mr. Wright lsdy sn1 nr
Campbell and lady Gov Stralcn end isdy Ms n sIi
NJ, Mrs Barton, Mr. Kerchod WeunS.n n,s ar
urs. Mrs " Naso~, Mr. rhoFnas Yeomsu, HL,n,nsin
ttus Mr. Ramsay MIS- Kyle Mrs Rernard Nv " vsu NJ NJ,
brother, Mrs. Penney Mr. Alfred MAJOR child sd isIas, VI,
Haniitor shsrscs Hin and Nlss fsier ~ herr,'
~ Dwien W Bsil NJ Lamb Mrs Lamb. M seah sno
10y, Mr. Wofne Mr. Move Ms Fceing. Mr. NeNo1 AND
heb snd dsusher, NJ Crnccs and child srs Nome NJ
{ourr and two chndrc, Kra Wcer, VIZ Oreggs MI NunA
re--ndcry NJ ohcrrao. isdy snd child Rev Brasuso
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fI1ulnA--Rates continued dull, and TO some extent
nominal The want Of stocks q keadstuds aud The ro-
tic demand, have checked shipments Ia Europe. AZ
pis be augmented by canal navigation may
expect to witness change, with increased shpmeds and
especially should tho demand abroad be Increased by
bad aher for the crops. To Liverpool 900 barrels q
roein engaged for ballast I'd and $50 do. cd
and Giiy ucrces bees at 6d. Cotton ri d. OIL g.
Deal weight tinnaL To Australia aud Calliot MIA
rates were at 2dc. per foot measurement
HV.-Prme VIA In good demand for shirfirg At TOc. a
6Os., and for rotail city use nj 87h 81.
osr In moderate request ithout changein prices
Hos-Sooich pig WAS steady with sales at 30 10 sT
10, months.
LINE -Rocklsnd was In good demand, with fair sales
at 8Oc. for common, and 81 IL for lump.
MoiAs3sI-1le market steady, with sales Of 2fb
hhds ctyed a, 5oc SIC Cuba muscovado ranged from
Doc. a 6Cc.
NAVAL SroRsl--Common rosu WAS In good demand.
with salee Of about 900 bb 70 arrive, at ~ 80 81 81,
per $40 lbs, delivered Spirits were quiet bt
Crude lrmer, with gales Of 600 bbl nj - II per
$50 lbs, from the yard. Tar Was unchanged.
Ou--Linseod WAS In fair demand, III sOc Sic. Crude
whale inactive, at 72c. 7sc.. and crude sperm ~
81 10 a 81 48.
PRovH1cSaL--Pork--Tte market 9rmer, and for
closed nj advance al 2c PEE Dbl, with sales OF
about 500 10 900 bvls, at 81 30 81 70, chiefly
at tho latter figure; and prime, at sis 50 90.
200 bbL, inciuing small lots OF prime, at $i1 90; and
country at SIS ela, with repacked western nj 9l6
$3.50 Bacon oolunled nrm; With ssles Of 100 hhds
rough sides at Sill CIT meats were hmcr, with saes "
200 Lhds Including sbolders at SIC. co. and hams at
IoAc. lie. Lard hrmer, WITH saos Of 400 600
bbk. ~ l4c. a 1aHc Butter and cheese
changed hce-1he sales embraced about 10 casks, al
fkc. abzc.
sI1caa 40 bags Of pepper we're sold al I2Xo
SrGArsThe market continued firm, With nales ot abOni
200 a 200 his. Cuba tnuacovaio, chiefly within The
range Of loc 10 NC, the latter hgurc Tor prime gods
aud 500 boxes Hayana at D. Tho following tloe give
tho oSxr lfs mn tha Ia "a
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Brooklyn City News.

krnxuaoUs Casa wesAS PRoaAsLY MURDERED ny Hxx
HrnASD.-Coroner Smell held an Inquest on Wednesday
upon tho body OF named Margaret Collins whose
body found In well In the OF her residence
the cf Raymond and johnson streets, tuesday
eveoing. Bic found head foremost, and from the
fac thai The web wss jus, suficier, 10 admit
The body, and from some reports, supspanuated by
evidence !. appeared that the pair had frequent
QtArrels and there suspicious In consequence that
there fool play The jury dclberated for time
upon ths facts presented, and brought In the following
verdict;-"Margarct Collins came 10 her death the
Jury bettove,yby being s,ransed by the hands Of her
husband, Francis Collins, With deliberate intent
by means Of cord, 10 tbs jury unknown,
and sner being dead from said strangulaton, she
thrust head first into cistern In the yard Of The
ing the appearance OF self drowning that from
testimony the jury con.ders Ptk Weldon and Thos Weldon
implicated both before and the fact, with the crmi.
nal knowledge OF said murder These conclusions
ranted both by tho testimony and the physical appearances
around the neck OF tho deceasc showing the effect OF
cord tightly drawn 10 produce srangilation,
and q motive Is shown by tho repeated scars
ana drunken eghung between said Collins and bis wife.
Her drunken habits, the marks Of such assaults by hst
and from said Collins the body OF said deceased IL
s,rikinsiy evident by numerous blows and pair OF
Uo,ins sss Arrests, a. prncpa The two wcieus as ac
ccssoriee and the boy Owen ~ witness They are all
locked up IN the County Jail and the District Attorney laid
The matter before the Grand Jury, now IN session.
DsnrCrn. vpH-About IL O'Clock Thursday
Ore csush, 10 the story BRICK building situated Van
Dyke street, Red Hook Point and occupied by the Now
York OIL Manufacturing Company mandatory for
sin OIL The flames communicated from tbs pitch
scquenoe Of OF tho wotlnen who Engaged IN
drawing TINT material by a the cock suffering the
pitch 70 come In contact with tho flames updor the b.r
Tho farnee from thence communicated 10 tbs building
which entirely destroyed together with mot
OF IL contents. Owing to tho combustble nature
OF the ooneuts AL Efforts the building ins,
ua Tho engines arrived the ground late, AMI could
be OF any service. It u supposed that val aud
stil containing OIL viii be saved but the remainder will
be toi ioss. The oss viii probably amount S5 900
tho building and abou, - 600 tho stock and fixtures,
On which therels no insurance.
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Al The seoood board the mrsc, took turn OF iwo
downward and al The Close hooked a. though Tie bulls
had given up all bcpc Of sustaining pr'cee dcueess
proved m9rc descu, than they anticipated Tnis ner-
noco ESso fen Oh 1x per cent; HsriOn, az; Mcbgan
Southern, IN; Cleveland and Toledo, ~, Beading, "
Nicaragua rrsnss, Y; New York ocrtrai, Y. The iona
utn has been os very sho~, durscn no bo!s fcr NJ
y~s,~c r. ases .aTs base icct o.. osa1e iecce an
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s-srunore, pAILrnxs, Assr0f1fyrTs, VIC,
iron ths fndcpredeui, April 81
rs ALLOWING are The reported paurce, sssnnsns %
fos Vie week -
JAE ". HOVE, Norway, Ma, vsspsnd:A ....
Nv. Lea Co, Botou, Mass suspsnded
7. q. Heok, Windsor Locke, Conn, suspenaed =
Lo.p Anss, Now Ycsk CITY, sOspudsi; H~S.sSes sssa
]. Q. Weston Aoa, New yo-s city, scspeosei-
acsss AN Ai.cs, We. YCrs s'y ' y s..la
Van voikepsurs \ Percy, rfoT, n. Y, n-1cd
n. ymish, Balsvis, n. Y, ihl,ei and sgispeo.
rtcl MrschHeld, 0roonta, ". r., fdkd
n G. Grant, Bsinbridgs, " r., asstgned
r. X Oopover, Head Quarters, y. Y, fAed
j. Stewart, Depuy sons, Philadelphia, Penn, sospsot
cd, but will probably obtain extension ard reeune
Eseneser erumnnor, Philadelphia, Psun-, suspecdcd
hcrRsn Binchman, Piunsgsd, lean, prvperV sve~-
Lsed 70 be sold By The sherih -
X l. Parker 400. Baltimore NJ, rep~ted In cus lasa
suspendsd IN Consequence q s oy nfe, have obaircd
e,fcosson and VIII cDnsinus business ~ forusery
r. y. Wool, pssocsh, KY sospenisd
Miller wcniw9-th Crcsey Se, O1so, asssned-
" l. w,cs, iNrtzso,s.h. uosn, s,speDcess-
Z uG'scea c., <sSt'rA, 's.s' - =. c1sd
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The Great Down Town PINOT Ographic Es.
tablisbmeut, MEADE. BROTHERS. zxs broad say.
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CHARITY CcScNzr Al NBLo's SAIooS.-A concert for ths
beneat the ladies' Benevolent Society OF STUNT vncen
de Paul Will be given at Nblos Saloon Sunday next
Nine de wihorst, ssnor Morclh and other eminent nts
VII give their services in aid Of this worthy object
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DrlmgDAt q fsvtsa, ciCthiers, l4O FultOn a.
Or7imgOd Il Pssh clotters, Ia fVl,on street,
Oryimgod Prpch. clOth~rs lD Fulton street
Orum6old Il Pruch clothters. III sutton street
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Brook YIN Taste. I1Gt nnd Talent, William
SON BRO.'b success in eane"-iyies anA Photographs.
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Ccurt Celeudar-Thas nay.
RIVED Oocs&-urcuA- aelb, 2sse, Ag, BSf,
2s7e, 2aoe Pan, 2s11, 2'ro. SEEK.
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An InvttndtOO--I ndScs, you are InVfted 20
make the tour of L. WUI,E'S warero.is, No 3i
broadway Of street Tho stock OF choice sprins
ald millinery and millinery materials probably The
largest this country and es living from Paris
every week "dnternte prces'' u Widoa motto.
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Save MOssey.-Uuy VOlr boots and Gaiters
at UANTRkII.'S, slS broadway tie sells cheap.
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Carpetinss a"d Otl Oi"th.-A Very Large
assortment very low prices Al ART IiUR DONNklLH'S
u Bowety between tirsnd and Heater sures
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Ds~kens Drew Pictures ~ ths Evvc Points
Wv, w,o no ms i = shea2 g iTvsf~sT.
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wAuAcss TmsArRs--"A DycIpKD CAsx" IA clever tribe
IN act by Mr. John Brougha produced here last
night What New York would do without Mr.. Broughsm
we really cannot imagine He writes plays for all the
theatres acs everywhere, sometimes at two three
theatres on the night plays for everybody benefit
holds lengthy correspondence with liberal cIergymen pro-
nOunoes poems before literary societies and speaks pub
lie dinners Tho presen, work Of the ubiquitous John
illustrates the woong Of Captain We're ester) with Lady
villers (hrs. Hocy) The lady allows stubbs, q. Hol
Iand) her butler 10 rent apartments In her howe for the
benefit Of poor widow We're takes the under the
assumed name OF Brown which Is likewise the
cumed by Lady vihers. The Captain ensconces himself
In the sdys boudor erres Soibbs relieves the widow
Oansacts some legal business for Lady vlers whom he
approaches In this act The lady returning orders him
Of tho house He does no, go. but remains aud makes
violent love TO her. The end may easily be imagined
The dialogue Is pleasant and witty and the chsf char
acaers admirably suited TO the aio-yrcraces Of Mr. Lester
and MIS- Hoeytho cool but gentonnly Of the
ono contrasts well with the well bred repose of the other
The piece was therefore, caraly acted and achieved
decided success, and Mr. Lester announced for repeu
ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-01

noc'@ IN th"r antcipa,ions AcoordS 70 Their p'oa'o
uot4 INC market never would be 70 mtch depressed
again iney were sure al he leading railroad stocks
"ou'n !" less than ten days, bo ten rer cent highT, ana
'ney were going 10 have leauful timo. An their re
"n' s were SURF TO bc mae up by the rise, and the
"'neef OF their dioonent 10 be made glorious sum-
mer oy This Michigan Southern report and Cleveland and
ioeoo dividend Their JOY has, however, been nppec In
'ho Oud Tie marked looked blue enough his afternoon
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