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Land and Lots for Sale,

.NE.4R PORT DEPOSIT.
A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, con-
II tanning about 20 Acres, miles from Bat
4 tie Swamp, and improved
RA with good House, &c. One HAa
jSSaSssB House and Lot on Main ST., l;G4,k
l.fNEi Port Deposit; this is a desi- titHl3'E
rable property, and in fec simple. Two
Tracts Of Land on the Susquchanna, and on
the site Of the Central Railroads: the land Of
fine quality. Also, several small Dwellings,
in and adjoining the town of Port Deposit.
Al the above will be sold on accommodate
ing terms. j. r. CCULSON.
Port Deposit, July Is tt
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The Steamer Port Deposit,

VIII leave Port Deposit
a <~for Iiayro do Grace at 8
Hi..7v-s.zslAA17 -s-.5 ock NJ and It 10 o'ck.
s.sftITfkSS p. NJ. connecting with the
ears Leaves IlaYre Gyaco Mt ll2O A. NJ. 800
ard $40 =. NJ. DAVID WHILE,
August EFF Captain
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SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING

On The undersigned respectfully calls
ExsnasA.the attention Of the Farmers and the
Z public generally, to his stock of all
kind. of Harness. al his shop in Port Deposit,
opposite j. j. Heckart's, where all orders
will be promptly executed.
apr l / en- J. a. SELTZER.
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The Philadelphia Press regrets to learn
that the Hon. Louis McClane is now lying
extremely i'll at his residence in Baltimore.
His physicians entertain no hope of his rccov-
Ery.
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Gle Cecil ll)l)ig.
ELKToN OCTOBER 10, 1857

AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.
For Governor:
THOMAS HOLIDAY HICKS,
OF DORCHESTER COUNTY.
FoS Comptroller Of the Treasury.
WILLIAM Fl. PURNELL,
OF WORCESTER COUNTY.
For Lottery Commissioner:
DANIEL II. McPHAIL,
OF BALTIMORE CITY.
For Commissioner Of the Land Office:
WIN. L. w. SEAB2OOK,
OF gREDEIICK COUNTY.
For Congress
SECOND DISTRICT,
JAMES u. RICAUD,
OF KENT.
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TARTHEN-W ARE and Queens ware
II at the new Store opposite the old Bank
for sale by WM. M'CLELLAkD.
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MIR. HUGH Y. BROWN.

I On the 2nd inst, at C.cilton, after a lin
sering illness, Mas. JANE o NEIL, in the 67th
year Of her age
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SUPERIOR Mackerel and Herrn at the
~ New Store opposite. the old Bank for sale
WIN. M'CLELLAND.
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HUST received a Superior lot of Hams and
u Shoulders, and for sale by
S. 3. GRANT.
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FOR RENT.
A NEW DWELLING HOUSE, situated on High
n street, near North, with eight good rooms ant
cellar. j. Z. ASH.
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In the Circuit Court
for Cecil county.
In Chancery.
October 9th, 1851.
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~, 'vter the alleged words were SPOKEN, ne M,
@ reason 10 conclude. and did the9 oen;fe, 'na'
.ss aid Mayor did yet continue ~ uony YIN .uo
.rhcrity Of the Board Of Police, anu Oh TINS respond
en ,h;s respondcnt further says, that Of conduct
sha uis n,;cer (ss,is laid down in a stand ard
S naisa DE Horizons Courts Martial, page III
81 b legally Tsas toe cause SI rsss.
must be che body which the offender belor and th.
csed upen be the accidental cspricioas uds
diss courts martial misbt view 81 but be refer
men ssss and expressed opinions or feelings VIC
o0a %DJ nc same authority at page 372, says: !.
Tie military community cannot expect nor onsn' ronSut
gsS e to PsS S hsh se orders .o
Wherefore respondent referring to the sau
cation against him. denies that the inpuu me p.
was spoken Cf Commissioner oil romeo VI I'D not
Der Of The Board Of Police. as sucn' auu rasnondent
effect disgrace upon the body TO when resPo"u'"'
belongs. e..,n, to ,be racorts of
And respondent further referring 10 aue tOat The
The Depa-iu ont sse minutes OF july, sayS ha i'm.
fad rtas bad been RrsssOf from the said Department
pueu beySre, no, subordinate under The resu
la'ions- e.s that the BOARD of Police
,s;Il dismiss the said charges, but that, II Ieciaes
con.ie GA their face a sufficient cause OF proceed
;g urSe: the law and the rules, he be allowed to an-
sw.r upon the facts at length. 80
Respondent says that he submits this as respectfully
"a regard to his legal rights, and to his own self
respect will permit and only after full and as he be-
lieves, competent legal advice upon the same.
n,N neipe cHRPENPER' Deputy Superintendent.
NAcxELLAR-If the Board please, suppose 'iere
are good reasons why the demurrer should be at once
iros aside as entirely frivolous. But prefer that
should take the usual course and that the BOARD
should direct the respondent to furnish copy oil Ms
demurrer to ne, that may prepare an answer.
After some further discussion, the further hearing
Of tho case was postponed to Tuesdayat TO- O'Clock.
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LAW LNTELLIGE,lVCE.
THE ARGUMENT ON JUDGE INGRAHAMS



corRT or COMMON TLEAS-srEcIM TERM-July 3i.-
Before Judge ISGRAFAn.
The Mayor, &c, at. Daniel ID. Conover and others.
The order to show cause why the defendants should
rot be restrained from using OF removing the books
&c belonging to the Street Commissioners Office, came
UP for Argument this morning.
Mr.. Sickes opened the case on behalf OF the PLAIN
rs He insisted that the books &C., were the private
property Of the Corporation; that no person mao
right to take such property without then con-
cent. The following are
MR. SICKNESS POINTS.
The ;ur;,d,ctiop os equity 10 restrain an Interior
ference with particular chIels is founded on the ma
ture If the damage. In oil cases OF writings having
tpeofc and peculiar value, the principle OF irrepara-
bic damage applies JerewH ON nap,y srt;cIo Sa,
such specific value that sit is probable that adequate
ccmpen sation by way OF damages would not De
given by jury" equity VII give relief tsiory 20.
the Pussy hon." Butn point as to papers, story 9
II. Pe,beus eouty ought not commonly to interfere
to prevent threatened trespass even ia respect 20
pspers becsuse the psy in possession may resI,t oy
force But where process OF judicial officer Is soou'
To- be used TO sancton the at, and regularly constr
tutsd executive agent OF to law, as sheEf or con
srbIe hit is TO he prt in motion by such process, an
Injunction Is highly proper. hu,..
process, though the prior parts OF the record
Should appear that the tubrns had no jurisdiction
ITavoco6i VS.. Houghtop, Wend.l
9. Such Sheriff, with process regular upon i's facs
NAV command the power of the county, and with
.Icug arm III hty put down al opposition.
III The duty 70 resst trespsss by force cannot OF
charged upou municipal corporation: IL can only &C
by agents and such agents may not be wiling 70 In
cur The lisk Of a conflict.
Nv. Storys Eq Jur., Sec 9o6, says, This RENE dla
bic Justice ia administered BY means Of ihe process
e. OF ,tjunction." .e- ass
l. Waferman's Eden. on IBunctions, tpp 3oI, 80.
saw: EQUITY will protect the enjoyment o. spec.ne
"chate, Which cannot be the subject OF CON ge",e
v The corr Pei who. prosecuting an unlawful pro
eeecng Cor client insists add publicly e sh'
doctrire that no enc net named % deierdAna n
Injunction il effected by il, would DO in''no'" ."
party -.. .,... ,,s ma;o object
-. $3.50. ~ a t.t. ths Lsstz Gvsa II. w.
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FIRES.


At O'Clock Friday morning fire broke out in the
building No. 90 Elm street, corner of Walker, occu
pied by Henry Gatsberg as grocery, and George w
Williams as cabinet mandatory. The fire orgi
mated on the second 1oor but from what cause is not
known. The stock in the grocery was damaged to the
amount Of about $500. Insured. The loss of Mr..
Williams is estimated at $l,OOO and is, we believe,
partially insured. A pile of mahogany stored in the
yard took fire and was considerably damaged. The
mahogany belonged to C. NJ. Houton, whose loss will
NOT exceed 5000
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csstc stating that compliance With directions 81
ibo Board he had attended to the small por cases Ia
the Sixteenth Weri and had vscciratcd 6ol persons
from TIE LIT Of May to the 3ist June The disease,
be sad, lad greatly diminished within TIE mean time
Ills bill, with IN assistant Wa si25. Referred.
bill Of eco fcr Lime wa presented on the part Of
Joseph Bel, AMI referred 10 the AIdtor
TIE subject Of the bone boiling establishments ia the
Ninth Ward wss brought up.
number Of witne,ses came forward and testified IA
relation 10 the establishment Of Mcssrs, Schwunwede
& Olcks.r.
Mr. Ssckman stated that mos. sickening smell
sroee from these factories and BE- kne Of one man
tax sick ii consequence. 1, enanased from tecayed
animal matter in process Of boiling. Hogs we-e fed
ur.n the boiled ftsb, which increased the stencil.
Nessrs Hosglspd, Arthur, j. Smith and t. Smith,
Gutter Beder, Stiles, Morris AMI Berry, all testified
tha. tie establishments nuissrts IL the neigh
bOLoOd and impregre,ed the nir with Cfersivs odoI
Mr.. Pa,mhn of the Three Mile House, testified that
TIE factories kept clean, and emitted no offensive
smell.
The case WAS here adjourned to Tuesday, aud the
Boad &C jJurn,d
TrE OLD SroRY-Mrs Z. Freeman of Orange,
New jersey was swindled out Of a gold watch at
Greenwood yesterday By means o. the patent cafe
game. He met stranger in Greenwich street, New
York, ard accompanied him 10 Brooklyn to see the
interesting sights which so many have witnessed here
before him. The watch erd chain are valued ct $50.
BAILED.-Augustus Krolmann, arrested on charge
Of assault with intent TO kill George Cummings, on the
Ctpey leland boat Aurora on Tuesday, was admitted
to bail ye ste,day by Justice Cornwen, in the sum Of
$l,CtC.
Srr,LIaG LEAD PIPE.-Thomss James and John
Mccoy bows, wee arrested on Thursday evening for
stealing lead pipe from the residence Of VIM Ssrel
corner of Clinton and La Fayette avenues. The
prope rty was valued at $50 and had been disposed Of
10 James Bennett, junk.shop Keeper for a trfing
sum. TIE boys, as well as Bennett were held for ex.
animation.
GRAND LARcENY.--Patrick and Mary o Brien were
arrested on Wednesday evening" charge of steal.
ing purse and 800 from Ann Young. The purse and
portion Of the money was found upon Mary. Both
reriies were held for examination by Justice More
house.
CoRoNERs IseuEsrs.- Coroner Smell held an inquest
or the body Of child named st. John Richie, in
Madison avenue, near Ralph avenue; also, on the
body of Jchn Dufie, in Ninth street, between First
ard Second streets, aged three weeks, both OF which
lied vi commissions.
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SPANISH CoIS.-While in most parts Of the country
the old Spanish quarters have been passing at the de-
pecatea rates, the business of Trenton have con-
nued to use them at their former value. The consc-
auence is that instead Of their circulation there dmin.
sl.ipg, they have increased in number, and a public
meeting is contemplated to decide upon what course to
purfuc,
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BROOKZYN ITEMS.

COMMON CouNcr-At a special meeting of the
Common Council, held on Thursday evening" AID. DE
Vecclis submitted resolutions Of condolepce with
the family of ex.Alderman William Powers, de-
ceased, formerly member Of the Board from
the Sixth Ward. The resolutions were adopted.
Aid. Rowe was appointed TO fill the vacancy
upon the Well and Punp Committee, oc-
casioned by the expulsion of Aid. Preston An at
tempt was made to reconsider the resolution passed at
the last meeting authorizing George A. Buckingham
to construct railroad across Flushing avenue, but
failed for want Of quorum. The Board then ad-
iourned till September.
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NEH-.JERSTY IZ,EIKS.

CLOSING OF THE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The Public
Schools Of Jersey City closed yesterday for the Sum-
mer vacation. They are to be opened again on the
first Monday in September.
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CouNTrRFgITERs.-Tbe officers of Jersey City have
of late had excellent in arres.ing passers OF
counterfeit money and there are at present eight per-
sors confined in Bergen Jail On these charges.
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To all who suffer from Weakness and Debility,
we saw try the OxycExArED BTrERsa medicine which
teip no alcohol has cured the OF Dyspepsia
Asthma and ell arrangements Of tho stomach.
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STEucK ny LIGHTHIYG.-1he Westinghouse OF Mr.
VIM. II. Farweather Clinton avenue, Flushing, l.. l.,
was struck by lighting during the severe storm on
Tuesday evening last The fluid, it is supposed, de-
scerded BY the chimney to the basement! burs. the
stove.pipe connecting with the range and scattered
the SCOT in all directions. The electric fuid also cut
up several other capers in the mansion, but the DAM
age done quite slight.
HuxrrR's PoiSr AND THInTY-FoURTH STREET
FERRY-Mr. A. w. Winans, the lessee OF the long
contemplated ferry between the foot OF Ihnty-iourh
street. New-York, and Hunters Point, L.. l., has eA
pressed his intention of commencing the Work upon
the landings at an early day. that the ferry can be
put in operation next Spring without fa.
THE License QUESTION IN FLusHiHG.-Ihe lig''
lance Committee of the Flushing Iaw-and-Order As'o
citation for the enforcement Of the present Excise a"
and the suppression of riots and otous conduct IN e
town Of Flushing, have manifested their detefmnauon
to see tie law carried ont by Offering reward OF s'o
for information which shall lead to the conviction OF
any ore ftr giving or selling liquors in violation Of the
lew act.
SABBATH SCHOOL Pic. NIc.-Tae Sabbath Scnoo'
connected with Dr. McLare'e Church, corner CT soa'h
day last went To- Bowronvl.e their ahnua! plc-oic
excursion. At g. q. the party met at the chu''H'
Were twelve omnibuses were ready to conVe! 'ne"'
to the grove selected for their recreation. :,
The e,ercses were commenced about noon WIN
singing by quartette company after which 'ne 'u.e
folks amused themselves in almost every c'hce,'a'''
manner. facilities for which having been PROVE. y
Mr. c. f. Trte, Superintendent Shortly ane' p,0ea
they pstook Of an excellent repast. MI. Lewis nIu'
then addressed the children in his usus hapPg s!e'
and the latter did their share in the way singing
under the direction Of the chorster. Dr. "chauo ..e
made some appropriate closipg remarks alter WHICH
the party returned with joyous hearts.
Qrrrys Corsrr TEMPERANCE ALLhSck'-A meet
ing of this Alliance will be held at Glen Cove Oh
day pe,t when il is expected measures win % ao'P'eo
fox the rigid enforcement Of the new License law
BnooKIYs BoARp OF HgALTE-THE bosE' DoII''s
ESTABLISHMENT, OF THE EKrH wAhn:-Ine BOARD
net yesterday afternoon. Mayor Poveu IN TAO Oa'a
ed prsseoi Nd. Van Brunt, Fiibian' ana ke~a
c.usya;es.;sa ~ Prss,sAsd "a D. T. e a*d
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PROPOSED BEAR HuST.--A Mannahawkin CORE
spordent Of The BordentOwn Signal says that bears
exist in tie swamp not far from that place. and within
two weeks one Of them has introduced his hugging
propen sies TO young poker, and also walked into
sheep pen aud helped himself to mutton, without so
much AZ grurt Of thanks. II is contemplated to get
up grand hunt in Der, when invitation wi; be
given to all the old ard young hunters vino may
choose to come and join in the sport.
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The Hon. William l.. Dayton Of Trenton is cutie III
at the Metropolitan Hotel, Long B!aneh lie was
seized Cd Sunday morning last with severe at
tack e bilious collie, and regarded for seyera
hours as in very dangerous situation. He was much
better on 1hnrsdsy. Hn family physician; DIR. Cole
man, was sent for on "Wednesday to attend him.
' - Trenton Gazette and Republican.
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FATAL CAMPHENE AccIDEST.-Mrs. Sheridan, the
wife of Patrick Sheridan of Doonton, N. j., died on
Tuesday last in consequence Of burns received on the
SUI day previous while engaged in filing lamp with
burning fluid, which burst in her hands aud set fire to
her clothing.
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[Advertisem ent.I
STATE AND NATIONAL

kesps New.Yok.-Ohject TO train students in the ,eFal
begins on eth of September. Send for c,tsosue 10
J. w. FOWLER, President.
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Advertisement
PATENT IMPROVED PORTABLE MUsKETO CAN


NETS.
For Protection against Musketoes and Insects.
Also
PAT,Sr SPRING BEDS and PURE HAIR MATTRESSES.
We Offer sale the best BEDS sold in this other
market and the only MUsFETo NET that be relied
sure protection ssanst tie Mukeoes without obs!ructus
the circulation Of ar.
C 3. & w SrPArrox, Agents,
No. Ais Broadway, Brandreth Building
and No. 39 Calal.st, New-Yo
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TIE DRUM-HEAD.-A drum Head Court
MARTIAL serious thing; but the Courts Maa held by wy
NAN the Wizard at BARSuMs MUSEUM when he susPends
drum the and nrrosates IT, b the hight OF comea
so amusing The drum all his questions without hands
and raps vigorously II 10 Of the most dverns OF
ali tie sqcs tricks he does Performance in the AFTERNOON
and EVENING.
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AFFECTIONS OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
Hour Of consultation, a. ". to 1 p. m.
No. 6R Broadway.
r. HUyIEs MD. III. MELVILLE, NJ D.
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Internationally.
~ CANTON TEA COMPANY hare

every variety of TsAs for orosc Tes 2eser' and pr
cents to 40 cens Gunpowder aud nresl from 50 to 10
other qualities equsy low. Also 10 boxes Of good
Family Tea for dollar. Call and famine.
No. l25 Chatnam.st. between Pearl and Rooseve,tsta
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Advertisement

There is an advertisement in to-day's paper, OF
the first page, which will interest many to read
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TAdvrrtisement. |

desans will be found the great Manufacturing Depot OF
ARCHER, WARSER Co. No. SO Broadway. The best Gas
COOKING Stove IN the world Cal, and see 1t.
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NOT THERE.

SIR: Seeing BY this mornings TRIBUNE that you
made me one the actors OF the meeting held Of
Grand and Essex streets beg to Inform you aud the public
that was interested in tie proceeding neither did
nc NV resolutions speeches any
Of tne honorable gentlemen. ouy there spectator
July 81, 1857. JOsbFH SOUDER, Sixth Ward
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COMMISSIONERS or HEALrH.-The Commissioners
Of Health met yesterday noon in the City Library,
but t,ansacted no business Of Importance The fol-
lowing communication was received In regard to The
williamsbugh yellow fever case:
Mr.. Gross, the ship Joiner, who 10 alleged to have
died Of yellow fever few dsys since 10 Wiliamz-
burgh. which hs ves supposed 70 have contrsctsd Or
veesei arriving foa en- infected pot. II hes bsee
sscestliasd Nat TIE eplv veSsii 81 wbieh - wWts(
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Advertisement
$40 SEWING MACHINES.--WATSON'S $40 Sew

ing Machines for sale the Office Of the Company
No. 9Broadwly Persons wishing Sewing Machines will do
well TO this household avoe fore paying from 5
TO $50 for less valuable but complicated IL Il
add that the bowls and hIeks OF the high priced
Machine desers In regsrd to inuae'ons on this ara
false and wholly without foundation
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Police PAY.-The Police of the City of Brooklyn
will be paid in full up to the let Of July at the Deputy
Superintendent's Office to-day commencing at 10
O'Clock
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Ole Bull was passenger in the America from Boz
ton en- Wednesday. He goes TO revisit bis nativ
country after an absence of several years.
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IAdvertisement.I

FINE POCKET CUTLERY.-The subscribers offer
every VARIETY of the above made by the fret
being the Richest display Of the kind in the city. j. s.
SAUNDERS, store orly ct Nc. As.or House.
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The Evening Express is the title Of new papee
;ust issued in Trenton.
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Reformed" will obhge THE TRIBUNE by sending
MS address to the Editor.
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JERsEYxAN TAKEN IN az THE PATEST-SAFE
GAaE.-A Jerseyman residing at Orange paid the
city vist yesterday, and while saunterng along in
the vicinity of Fulton street and Broadway, was
picked up by patentsafe operator, who pretended
TO be stranger from Baltimore. After s,me CONVEX
sation, the Jerseyman consented to accompany the
agreeable stranger to Fifth avenue, BroOllyn but
before reaching that locality was swindlcd out of
gold watch and chain valued at $7 for which he re-
ceived check on the Chemical Bank Of New.York
for $50, signed Brooks & lowering. The Jerseyman
Of course, had eye to business when he received
the check, and the swndle did not flash upon his
mind until the thing was done and the sharpers were
making good their escape. He then reccllected of
reading about green having been taken in in the
same way. but had never before considered himself a.
belonging to the verdsnt class. Jerseyman stated his
grievances at the Observation-Disclosures Office, but
declined to give his name for fear 1t would get INTO
the papers and he would hear the last Of up
in Orange. For the benefit Of his friends, we WIN
state that he is about feet g spare face, with dark
red whiskers and mustaches and a rather lengthy
growth of dark brown hair.
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Cry Prison REpoRr.-rhere as been during the
month OF July l2D commitments to the Jersey City

The nativity of those committed were: Ireland, ~;
Germany, 4; United States, "a; England, -; Scot.
land 3; cOlored, 4.
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CLEANING BRoADwAr.-The Committee appointed
by the Broadway Association at the meeting a. the
A.tor House on Thursday the subject Of cleaning
Broadway give notice to those residents on the street
who have not already subscribed that they will be
called upon Immediately. and the Committee hope
there will be refusal Of support in work universally
conceded so important. The Committee are deter
mined to.leave nothing undone to have this street
thoroughly cleaned every night and kept in order at
all seasons Of the year.