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. CJOaEs, MasstiIlAs,

CJOaIss, .NasstiLlns,
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING,
Laces, Embroideries, etc., etc.
lO7 100
CANAL STREET..
Finding increasing required additional
store accommodation,
M r. s.. IT u II N III E
begs inform her Lady friends and generally that
she has leased the store No. 0 Canal street. adjoining
her stand, which has bees fitted expressly as
SHOW ROOM, for CLOAKs, MANTILLAS AND BON
NETS desirable and choice stock Of those goods have been
received direct from the houses in Paris and be-
opened which she respectfully solicts the attention and
patronage the Ladies of New Orleans and sran
gers visiting the city.
The Embroidery Department
In No. 100 is considerably increased, and will be found
tain select of the newest novelties and styles
FRENCH EMBRoIDERIEs. REAL LACEs-
of every variety and entirely designs.
JoUvIN'S AND ALEXANDER's
KID AND SILK GLOVES.
conducted (under the direct superinend-
ence Turner heetofoe) by lady of considerable
experience and acknowledged capacity.
The Millinery Branch of the business is attended by
French lady OF decided talent and taste.
Ladies' and Families residing the country who may find it
visit Orleans rely upon the strict and
punctua ORDERS addressing MRS TUR
NER. 100 Canal street.
Merchants confdng their orders to Mrs Turner will find
them promptly and accurately executed.
Nos lo7 AND 100 CANAL STREET,
ne 2p3m&W New Orleans
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LsSsk 5 Co.
Are now opening in their NEW STORE, No. FRONT
STREET, fresh assortment Of GROCERIES,, consisting in
part Of - R.Ht
800 boxes CANDLES-sperm and Star
50 frkins selected GOSHEN BUTTER.
30 kits st-... tsa# e|H{ 10 lbs. each.
100 boxes g. D. CHEESE.
70 :. PINEAPPLE CHEESE.
800 =. Assorted SOAP. = Gs-sg,.
800 ;. GOLDFISH.
100 :. SCALED HERRING.
500 =. RAIsIES. ~...5 r M IS. r..
800 ;. Assorted TOBACCO. 90
$1,000 Assorted CIGARS. ..-
800 dozen Assorted BROOMS
800 :. :. BUCKETS.
50 =. WELL ia'
800 pockets JAVA COFFEE. 'EW hgaf
100 :. LAGUAYRA COFFEE. 4.-.
800 boxes Assorted TEAS.
BRANDIEs, WINES, BRANDY FRUITS AND COR
DIALS. 5.HT yf e...as .l..
PRESERVES articles in the Fancy Grocery way,
and for sale by
LUSK & CO.,
nl6 2p1m Nos. and 10 Front street.
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GREAT Reductions In Prices
AT RETAIL.
RICH SILKS
DRESS GOODS,
LACES, 4GSss 5t39s2
EMBRoIDERIEs,
sSg55i CLOAKS AND is
PARIS MILLINERY.
Just received by i.s Esg 5!a2st
DIP. SCANLAN b CO., sl
MI 2p3t IL and IA Charres street.
Dress trimmings.
Just received from Paris large assortment Of DRESS
TRIMMINGS Of all the Latest Styles. VS.
sa LION & PINSARD,
ms 2pH 66 and 6s Royal street, corner Bienvile
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House Established In 1885. w..
In addition the immense stock lately advertised, has
ceived by the SHIP JOHANNESBURG, DIRECT FROM
FRANCE, supply Of
PARTISAN FASHIONABLE GOODS,
suitable season. of styles different from anything yet
offered, comprising
VELVET, SATIN AND TAEFETA RIBBoNs-For Bonnets,
Scarfs and Head Dresses ...
JET, LACE AND VELVET TRIHAINGs-For Dresses Man.
tillas and Scarfs
PURE GOLD AND PLATED JEwELRY-In Sets, suitable
for Balls and Operas. ts
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, of all descriptions.
ENGLISH CUTLERY of the best manufactures.
PORCELAIN AND BISCUIT ORNAMENTS, VASES, STAT
UETTEs AND FIGURES.
ing Cases Portfolios and Chess Boards etc.
IVORY CHESsHEN, DICE, CHECKS, BILLIARD BALLS,
Combs and Fancy Carvings. lg.
CHLDREN's GAMES AND TOYS ali sorts, and all prices
HOBBY HORSES, of all descriptions.
CHILDRENs CARRIAGES at prices from 81 to sl0e-the
splendid and complete article Of the kind
ufactured
INDIA-RUBBER BALLOONS, for Children and few apa-
ratus' for initiating the
Together with variety Of goods both USEF and oRNA
MENTAL which would be impossible to enumerate ALI.
NEW and selected with long pacticed taste Purchasers
would do we'll to call and examine for themselves.
-A City Bank Notes taken AT PAP for goods or in
| ment of accounts.
" B. PIFFET,
l22 Canal street.
MIC 2ptf Touro Buildings.
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Francis FNb1'e 5 Co.,

Francis FnbTe 5 Co.,
FAASHIO ABLE CLOT HERS,
Under st. Charles Hotel,
Offer the following goods the reasonable
RAGIANs, TALMAs AND ovERCoATs, of various de-
scriptions. lD ai
FINE CLOTH DRESS AND FRocK COATS.
BUSINESS COATS.
PANTS AND VESTS.
ALSO
Gents Furnishing Goods, WIS
SHIRTS, UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS Is
MERINo, SILK AND COTTON HOSIERY.
KID, SILK AND BEAVER GLOVES. H-.N
CRAvATs, HDKFs., sUsPENDERs, etc.
To which they invite the attention of their friends and
toners. n23 2p6t<W
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DSy "OWUo9
AT LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES!
II. G.. PEPPA1D xfs CO.,
No. IS GRAy1ER STREET. 1900. .
WIN offer on and after MONDAY, the 9th November their
Extensive Stock
AT GREAT REDUC TIoN,
For Cash approved short Paper.
Merchants and other Wholesale Buyers will find 1t to their in
terest to call and examine before purchasing.
SILKS FINE DRESS GOODS,
BONNET RIBBONS, =. TRIMMINGS
VELVET RIBBONS :. LACEs,
EMBROIDERIEs, GLOVES,
WHITE GOODS HOSIERY,
L. c. HDKFs., FLOWERS,
BONNETs, DRESS TRIMMINGS
CLOAKs, MANTllbAs,
Millinery Goods, etc., etc.
J. G. PEPPARD g. CO.,
NC 2pIm IS Gravier street.
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Coal! more Coal.

NEW ORLEANS CHRONOMETER
-ANp- e'ftl faHSf
Watch Mandatory, asF
aseSa vs. W "a COMMERCIAL PLACE. 4.
cHRoNoMETERs AND WATCHES made to order and
skifully repaired
Wschmakers need not send North Europe
difficult pieces made Chronometers Watches
| they can be furnshedR at reasonable rates. gif
t2es JAMES PASCAL.
rTrue Time determined by Transit Instrument MI 2psm
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troops into their appropriate armsArtilery Infantry
and Cavalry. The militia Of the State are now num-
bered, and this plan proposes to do away with this
and fan back upon the regular army practice.
Upon motion Of Col LAsslSG q Committee was sp-
pointed 10 draw up plan Of prizes to b. given 70 that
con pany in each division which shall show the best
drill and discipline.
A resolution was adopted calling special meeting
81 the Association at Albany on the third uesday VI
January next. This is done with view OF chang ng
the regular annual meetings TO this time, a. the Sc ason
at which il il held s considered uniaVoraoe 10
many respects and, as the first step toward this
change, Col. Brown gave notice OF the necessary
ame ndment TO the Constitution
The remainder Of Tuesday session was consumed
in the consideration and discussion OF The private
grievances Of some Of the Officers
Upon the assembling Of the Association al 8
O'clock ON Wednesday morning, a resolution was
sdonted declaring il the opinion OF the members thai,
the trophies of the Revolutionary War in the posses
sion of the State ought TO be transferred TO Washing
tons Headquarters at Newburgh.
The Association then proceeded 10 the election Of
oicers for the ensuing year with the following result
President Major General Burnside Of otsego County
First Vice President Captain shser Of the National Guard
iyn Third President Capt Dodge Of Auburn Fourth
Vice President Cen Gray Of Wsrensburgh Treasurer Col
Farchd Of Rochester Recording Secretary, Col Pratt Of
Kingston Core, pondns Secretary Col Bentley Of Albany.
This business was followed by a long discussion on
the regulations of uniforms which finally resulted in
the Association adhering to its former action on the
in-Chief respectfully requesting him to issue no more
special orders in relation to uniforms.
AT this point Of proceedings the ASSOCIATION ADJOURN
ed to attend the military parade and review the
Seventy fret Regiment, which was present from New
York.
Upon assembling again in the evening. no business
OF importance was transacted. The old officers of the
Association made their retiring speeches. the ones
took their seats and the Convention adjourned to
the third Tuesday of January 1883, at Albany.
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I was taking with had examined my pockets; have
been but a little in New-York Of late.
Eliza Chandler alias Lie Fisher recaled-Says the
two men were in my place about twenty minutes they
used 10 visit MY hall in West Broadway they behaved
orderly 10 ny fouse; I told them / bad nothing t.
drink any girls in order to get nd OF them II was
one Of these men that knorked the white N an down
have not either az these since that time.
The evidence here closei, when Coroner Hills pro-
ceeded to review the testimony to the Jury, who re-
tired for deiteration. They returned with the
following VERDICT:
That Francis Salters the deceased, came to his
death by Inflammation Of the brain supernduoed by
n gunshot wound said wound having Oeen inflicted
on the 29th day Of May last, in Thomas street
West Broadway, where four persons were engaged in
a fracas, two Of whom are supposed to be Henry
Drake and Paddy Duffy, the other two TO the Jury
unknown"
On this verdict the Coroner forthwith issued war
rants for the apprehension Of Drake and Duffy, aud
placed il in the hands Of Officer McCluskey attached
to the Coroners Office, for execution Every possible
effort will be made TO arrest and bring to justice the
guilty parties to this unprovoked murder.
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THE TURF.

NEw-YoRK RAcEs-FAsHIoN Course, l.. l.
Last day.-Vednesday, June 7.-Proprietors purse
5000, four mile heats:
j. Hunter enters ch. & Nicholas l., by imp Glencoe, out
of Nanny Rhodes, by Wagner years ;.:..i /
Campbell and Barton enter b. m. La. Mcdonald tor
merry Sue Washing ton by Revenue out Of sarah Wash
ineton by zIsaIee 4yeaTs
Besey White years old.
Tme-7:39-7:4s!.
Same Dav-Proprietor purse 500, two mile heats;
Jas Tully enters ar b. Engineer by Revenue, out Of
Andrewetta, by Andrew, rs..............:..2
David McDaniels Dr. h. Don Juan, by imp. Glen
coe out Of Darkness, by Wagner years old. ..l 2
Campbell and Barton enter b. Mat Spshgler, by Tally
no out Of Seyenup by Chateau Margaux years od3
Time 3:42f-SfSt-S:45t.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

The RACE BETwERs THE HAZE AND UNA.
The yachts Una and Haze had race on Wednesday
from the Anchorage ground off Hoboken, around the
Southwest Spit and back Mr.. Grnnell gave the
Una ten minutes start on account Of the difference in
sze The yachts started together, and the race was
very inc one; but unfortunately the Haze carried
away her foretopmast the way down, and in cOnse-
quence, could not hoist any foretopsal. The Haze
reached the return stake boat 81 minutes before the
Una but, deductng the 10 minutes start, the race
was decided in favor of the latter by 81 minutes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19
NETWORK STATE MILITARY ASSOCIATION.

This Association, composed of the military officers
pf the State, held its annual session at New0urgh'
commencing on Tuesday morning last, and closing on
Wednesday evening. The Sc sion was begun on Tues
day with about twenty members but the number was
aherward increased by other arrivals.
Brig. Gen. SPICER Of New-York City, President OF
the Association occupied the chair. The session was
opened with PRAYER by the Rev. Mr. GRAY of New
burgh Chaplain Of the Nineteenth Regiment aud was
followed by the usual opening address of the Pres-
dent in which were embodied many useful hints con-
Cernrg military matters
Gen CLAREScE A. SEWARD, Judge Adyocate-Gen
eral Of the State delivered interesting Grafton
subjects pertinent 10 the occasion.
The Report Of the Council of Administrators
read touching upon the movements of the State mill
tis during the year, and suggesting number Of
changes The COMMITTED report the arms IN use as In
miserable condition, unfit for use; and the AsSocla-
zion, in response to a recommendation IN the report
appointed a Committee, of which Gen. Burroughs,
nj. {. from Medina is Chairman, to petition congress
On the subject Of the wants OF the militia IN ms
respect.
The Report of the Treasurer showed balance OF
S600 in hand.
Gen. BENTLEY, Chairman Of Committee to memo
nahze the Legislature, reported that nothing had rs
Yet been done in amending the militia law.
resolution was adopted 10 strike fron the roll the
names Of all members who were two years in arrears
for dues.
resolution was also adopted requesting the Com
mandernC Chief 10 order q camp of instruction during
The coming year. The law provides for every
year bat the law has been far neglected that one
mas not been held for two years.
Col. PRATT Of the 28th Regiment submitted plan,
Whoa was adopted for the distribution OF the State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

INDICTMENTS Found BIT TIRE GRAND JrRr-The
Grand jury came into the Court of Oyer and Term-
ner yesterday morning and presented batch of in
dictments. 30 in ALL which are classified as follows;
M,nslaughter, /; robbery, q burglary, d assault
and battery, H. receiving stolen goods, ); grand lar
cepv. 4; nuisance. |; perjury |; riot, Total, 3O
The Grand Jury did not find any indictments 'sanst
persons for ceiling liquor illegally. That subject will
come up before the next body.
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FATAL EFFECTS OF FRIGHT.-We learned yester-
day that woman residing in Ocean County died a
few DAYS ago from the effects of fright-was literally
frightened To DEATH She had heard Of the comet and
reigiously believed that the end Of all things would
DE This week A few nights ago che saw the light
from large fire in the pines and was Immediately
Dossessed with the idea that it was the comet that the
earth was ON fire and about TO be destroyed. Her
alarm was so great that she thrown into convu-
sions from the effects Of which she died the same
night, trenton STATE tazeVe'
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

The BOARD OF HyALTH.-There was no meeting
yesterday for want of quorum. AID Walsh was
the only one present and he announced that no
business could be done until tomorrow to-day and
left. A number Of masters of vessels were present
who will be put to considerable inconvenience IN con-
sequence of the want of action on their applications
to land cargoes. The Mayor formerly granted per-
mits, but attery the Board has assumed that duty.
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CITY ITEMS.

NIBLo's GARDEY-Mdlle Rola, the danseuse
whose speedy advent has been heretofore announced
in columns, will appear in very short time at
Niblos Garden. She is expected to arrive in the
Persia. Immediately upon her arrival, two new bal
lets, Acalista" and THE Corsair," will be mounted
in magnificent STYLE expressly for her.
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Accnrxru1y DRowyED.-Coroner Perry he'll

ACCIDENTALLY DROwSED.-COroner Perry held
an pquest at No ~ East FoItyrt street. the body Of
ANDY bouohue boy who drowned IN the r.yer Zoo,
the fame street "Wednesday afternoon Tne deceived went
90 the shipys-d 10 gather some wood snt in aempus %
climb arourd a which the water fell INTO the
dock Several the lad fall oyeTbo nd but Of
then. could they unable TO him without place
ps their own lives In jeopardy He struggled in the water
before their eyes and helping hand was stretched forth to
save the drowning boy who corpse Shortly after
ward bis remains recovered and conveyed 10 the residence
of bis distressed mother The Jury rendered verdict %
accidental drowning The deceased was Ia years OF age aud
native OIL Ireland,
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AssArLr os FTRrr-BoAr.-SeVeraio OF the hands
on board one Of the Futon-street Terry 'ats were
brought before Justice VOORHEES, yesterday on IN"
charge Of committing violent assault on George
Steele, on Sunday night last. Steele 1t was ueged'
was intoxicated, and made disturbance, when they
elected him. He was very badly beaten The ac-
cused were held to bail to await the acton OF the
Grand jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

BRUSHING CP.-The Wlliamsburgh Ferry Company
have recently been adding to the appearance of some
of their boats, by plentiful application of paint If
they should extend their generosity and replace some
of the filthy, WORKOUT cushions with new ones 1t
would, at least, be gratifying to the ladies'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

RryIrw by THE GovERNOR.-We understand tina
his E1cellency Governor King will review the Firs
Division New.York State Militia in this city on tn
Fourth Of July proxmO.
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NEW-IERSEY ITEMS

MIR. NJ. A W. johnson is lecturng to the ladies of
Orange Physiology and the Laws of Health, every
afternoon tbiS week st 3ocock in the lecture rOOm Of
the First Presbyterian Church. The Importance Of
the subject and the qualifications Of Mr.. johnson
recommend her lectures TO the esrnes, attention Of the
adde's Of North Orange
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

COycIRT Observation-Disclosures La Grange, prior to
her departure for Europe next week will give the hrst
% two Concerts thi- evening At Niblos Saloon. A.
III. neni arts, and estimable woman i aboat
to bid US farewell we hope to see these conceds
largely attended. Nine. La Grange will be compe-
tsr,Iv Assisted
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Acknowledgement
C,TARPU.-Tbere ia Physician in this city, DR..

r. GoopaLE who postrey CaTARsH its worst FORMS
with remedy has lately discovered He CHALLENGE, any case
and the world to the He may be consulted al his Office
No 95 Broadway free Of charge. The remedy Is N liquid
form. Price, 5 aud 30 per bottle
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PoLIcE APPoISrsENrs.-The Jersey City Board of
Aldermen, at their meeting Tuesday evening, made
the appointments for Police of the city as follows:
F.,t Nerd Patrick Hurley Michael Riley, j. H. Baldwin
William Reed and Charles Graham.
Second HGrd-MaTtin Ward. John W. Murphy, John
ODounel. Peter Lamb and James p. Groves.
Third Wcrd-Dauel Mcnamara Levi w Towle, J. l.
Ayres, J. C. Smith and Michael Mclaughlin.
FoGfA Werd-A Van Ripper, J. NJ Topping. J. Van voor
hie.. n. Robinson and J. B Thompson.
A FeTrt.-Ofcer CLARK.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-JrSE ls-Bsso
corrRr OF SPECIAL sEssIoss-JUssis-betoreJ justices
OSBORN ssa BrowsELL ,.,o.

EI;1a Gov Was chaTged WIZ NICELY
,d and cone hslfs dorm oliver doiar psees Ieers ".
no eyidene. distinctly tracing the iqs money % zoe
g. III. enld not BE- ooncln.yey identified a. the missing
p but Only suspicion upon her besnse q Il. eore.p9nd
49, IN ou,bfy denomination with tbe gold and silver losf
1pled with fact this; the defendant sppesfed In log life
s. IA II sent % from her brothers boss who lived
=; onSeess aud abe exhibited letter from her brother,
promising the renishon Of morey but none certifying
In aopsy had RENTED She said never stole In my
lf and with ths. commenced crying quito loudly Tbs
Cor. seemed s to believe her guilty but ssid with the
evidence they must seqgit her. - =.
Andrew Graham was araiyued for assault aad bat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

BADLY BEArEy.-Chsrles Frost, resident OF the
Ninth Ward, was arrested on warrant Tor beating
John Stadt on the head with club, iPJurng MN
seriously and then breaking the windows and doors OF
his house in Nostrand avenue, into which Stadt ran
for safety. Frost was committed to answer BY Justice
Morehous.
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Advertisement. ]
|, o.o.-& Mn INEpy nf 4

mite variety and prices which bling the newest fashions
the reach Of every purse VII be foIpd a. X T. WILD
extensive vareroOns opened at No 2) Broad
vay New STYLES in BOXNETs SILK GOODS ARTIFICIAL FLOW
Frs, STRAW GOODS Dress CAPS &c, continually arriving
from Paris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

Alexander c. Lawrence, and not Alexander NJ Law
renee, as stated in Wednesdays TRIBUNE Is the gen.
teman whose interests aroused in behalf of mani
fest destiny. Alexander M. has never INDUCED
in the luxury of Nicaragua scrip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

DEMOCRATIC RrPrBLIcN CoSyEsrIoS.-A meet
ing Of this Convention was held last evening at Tam
many Hall, pursuant to call, at which L. T. Purdy
esq, oficiated as Chairman, and Alfred Chancellor
and Samuel ID. yanderheyden, acted as Secretaries.
The Various Wards of the city were taken up in
numerical order and with the exception Of the Third
Fifth and Seventh, all reported complete, with the
names of their respective Presidents, VcePresidents
and Secretaries The Sixteenth and Twenty. second
Wards were contested. They were each allowed ten
minutes to state their cases after which the contest
ants from the Sixteenth Ward were sent back, aud one
set Of Delegates from the Twenty-second Ward the
eide signed by Alexander Ward, were received.
resolution was then offered and adopted by the
Convention to the effect that the Associations from
the different Wards shall meet before the 18th inst
and elect FIVE delegates to the General Convention,
ave to the Young Mems General Convention, and an
Executive Committee for the ensuing year. The Con-
vention then adjourned until the 18th inst.
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IAdyertisement.l
DR. s. s. FITCH's Six Lectures on Consumption

DK. 5. ;. FTTC1i 5 Ok LtCVI ts OH OVusuH'PVI0n
and the Laws of Life $50 pages 80 enayings bound et
aiung which he diseases Of the Lungs ana
Heart ana other Chronic Disorders cent ~ msa P9'.g.
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

CPIoKET.-A match at cricket was played yesterday
at Newark, between the Second Eleven of the New
York Cub and the Newark Club, which resulted in
favor of the latter. One innings played, anu the
score stood 80 for the NewYorkers ard ll3 for the
Newarkers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

TIE Mercer County Fair will be held at Hishtstown
on Monday and Tuesday, Sept Ii and ID. Among
the premiums offered to the best lady performer
on the piano and another to the best female eques
tIienne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

BIRTHS MARRIAGES AND DEArRs.-The number
recently reported to the Board of Aldermen of Jersey
City having taken place during the year ending on
the lst Of June inst. is: Births ss7; marriages, 2i3
deaths 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

BURGLARIEs At BLooMFIELD.-Tne cloth weaving
factory Of MI David Oakes st Bloomfield broken into
during SATURDAY ah and robbed Of about 500 worth Of
smeres The residence of Mr.. Crane West Bloomfield was
broken into the night BY two men, supposed TO be
Germans and robbed Of quantity Of silver including cake
basket worth 2 AMI other srtcesin all worth about 80
No of the property have yet been made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

NEWSPAPER Cause.-The proprietorship Of TIL
DAILY and Weekly Trentonl Republicans has bee
transferred by H. b. Howell to Jacob l.. Swayze, esq.
who viii continue its publication after the LIST of jail
next