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WOOD!.COALM WOOn.-COALm
w no. 422 7th ST., bet. G. and H.
We have now on hand, and are daily receivlnS
select stock OF WOOD and COAL, which we offer
at the lowest ratos. We solicit orders frsm those
who wish to lay IN supply for the winter, feeling
satisfied that we can suit them as to quality and
price. ~
~ Those In want of fuel would save money by
ordering, SO as to have it sent from the wharf on
vessel direct. lau 81 -eolml CHAPLIN Il BRO.
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~ o l.,
~ CO. L.,
800 tons ofRED and WHITE ASH COAL, now
on the way, will be sold low from vessel
WARDER STEWART
Yard, ldh ct. and Canal;
seq Office. II and 18th SITS,
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GRAB APPLE CIDER, IN BOTTLES AT THE
~ ~ UNION BoTTLINe DxPoT, Gsoygeto,rn, ID. c.
we invite the a'tertlon of the public to our stock
Of pure CR ALB APPLE CIDER, which Is now as
sweet as If II was just from the press. Warranted
this market.
aus (States) Army & SHINN.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Three newly finished
II BRICK HOUSES. at the corner of 6ih and NJ
St. west. For particulars Inc re Of .PRATHER. .
Northern or Centre Market Sc Linz
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EDUCATIONAL.


FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Iwelye professors and teachers constituts the
BOARD ni instruction. Mrs. SMITH, Principal, will
be at the Institute 223 G. street between nth and
18th sts, from 10 q. to p. m. each day Sc 7Ims
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w BLACKBERRY BRANDY
" Have lust received q stock of Turner'S
BLACK BERRY BRANDYaan excellent remedy
Tor Dlarrhes, &c. Army & SHINN,
au6 iStatesD Union Bot'ling DEPOT.
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MRS; BORTELI. Informs her friends and the
" public that her SCHOOL, on the corner of Il
and luth streets. will be reopened on MONDAY, the
5th Of September. A punctua attendance of her
pupils is respectfully requested. au 2}-Im
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WOOD AND COAL,

WOOu, WOOD COAL, COAL!
Best OAK, HICKORY and PINE WOOD.
Bread Mountain and Locust Mountain COAL,
the very hest article IN the market Also. CumEer.
ahu ana All w 2shsr krIas ob Coal cheap for cash
au 81 l4th ST., east side, near the canal
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GINGER WINE.
We have Just received and have for sale Turner's
GINGER WINE-a reliable remedy for Dy spcpsia
General Debility, Weakness of the Stomach, Di-
arrkea, DJEcntery, 80.
ARMY 4 SHINN
aus (StatesD oor. Green and Olive ats.
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EOR RENT-A valuable GROCERY STORE
4 situated on the corner Of 18th and B sts west
counter, BINS, &C., and 10 the most desrabe stand
IN the city for resident, country and river trsda
For terms apply to Mr.. JOHN MOORE, No Tor
west. ,n % ~
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A GOOD LOCATION FOR A DRY GOOD
"a or Eaney Store, next 10 Perry's, on eth street.
FOR RENT; Inquire at ADAMSON'S, opposite
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WASHINGTON SELECT SCHOOL,
~ The exercises of this School viii be resumed on
fention paid to Mathematics. In surveying, field
s,7-5f SAMUEL KELLY. Prlncrpal
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the Delavan House, Albany, on "Wednesday, the
third day Of August, at IL NJ II will be re-
membertd that when the committee from the
late hard shell Aston House caucus waited upon
Dean Richmond to ask if bis committee would be
disposed, in the way Of a compromise, to leave
out the question Of the Charleston delegates from
the business Of the State Convention of this fall
the obliging Mr.. Richmond replied that due
notice would be given of the meeting of the
State Central Committee, when the Committee
would be glad to hear the views of Mr. Fernando
Wood, &c. The "due notice" promised has been
given; but according to the impressions of Mr..
Wood, as put forth through the Duly Ne,s he
will hardly take the trouble of another personal
conference with Mr.. Richmond on the subject The
mind of our sagacious ez. Mayor Is made up, for
ne believes That the imam who carries the slate"
has penciled down upon the slate the whole pro-
gramme of the State Committee and Convention,
Charleston delegates and all. The Ratchet,
therefore, will most probably not be buried un-
til after the Albany variety shop shall have been
carried through the ordeal Of another roasting
like that of last fall, State and city. OF this
zoo, educ notice" has been given.
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Naval Intelligence.
OUR NAVAL CORRESPOSDENCE.
UNITED STATES STEAMSHIP LANCASTER

UNITED STATES STEAMSHIP LANCASTER
Delaware river, July ~, 1852 J
On the third day Of sailing from Norfolk, Va, for Rio
Janeo in lat sc 10 north, long. 90 20 wes 1t dis
covered that the expansion the after engine
carried sway the forward steam valve rock shaft
fractured in its entire length In consequence of which
the Lancaster had put back the Della ware wnero
she arrived this day. The break dowa complete ana
gives but poor cfedt tho builders of tho machinery
the more SO when 10 taken into consideration that since
leaving Norfolk the engine was al time subjected
pressure of steam exceeding los Too builders will NJ
course have to repair damages at their expense
which, Al the best will be but poor satisfaction to gov
einmont when the enormous unnecessary expense
sicered which tDls accident will coat.
The list OF officers which ha been published In some
the papers being rather Incorrect aud not at all In the
oroer as rank according to an act Con-
below
Flag Officer, John Montgomery; Captain, John Rudd
geon. Solomon Sharp Purger A. WATSON: Iieutenants
b. Roando, ". G. Temple, ", W. Queen, Ghirsrdis;
w. w. ". woods; Acting Master, j. w. harris; Frs; As
sistant Engineers, Hw Robe Thomas Williamson
Captain OF Marines John Grayaon lieutenant Of Ma
rires, Howard Kattcone; Commodore's Secretary d.
Montgomery; Assistant Surgeon, Bertolett Boa,swaiu
James Walker; SamAker, ". Fugitt; Gunner Georre
eneers, james n. Wright JOS N. Cah Francis Cropin
c. F. De vap, W. E Cunningham; Captains Clerk r. a.
Mosbey pursers Clerk James Heron; Masters Mates,
W. G. Ferguson, Tho5. G. Cuddy, John A. Wlmutt O. NJ
Skinner, Frank p. Parks, 4. W. Watson.
IheAr from the best authority that ten twelve day
will Auce TO complete repairs and get the ship ready
proceeding on her voyage.
Atelegraphic despatch from Phade'ph!s states that
the soop Of Lancaster will be detained ten days
for repairs machinery In consequence Of this delay
10 probable that the new flag officer for tho Pacd
squadron will proceed TO the Pacific via Panama Com
modore Long, hts predecessor, Is returning nyaded.
During the storm on Thursday evening two deserving sea-
men Of the Lancaster esped overheard and were proba
bly, drowned.
Flag Officer Sands reported himself as per order Of the
Nav9 Department. nj the Philadelphia Navy Yard the
18th inst Comman In Chief OF the Brazil sQu ldron
The Commodores nsg hoised and galuted on board
the United states frigate Congress. Mr. LOUIS Sands
Of New York. late Of tho United States steam fgao Sus
quehanna has been appointed Flag Secretary and
reported tor duty tho 7,h inst The frgate will be de-
tanned for few days account OF the paucty Of
there being but two hundred board, her complement
ready for sea-
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sa m q; Morris Canal S4ss; Long hi.ua ~ ~

h Sam ~; Morris Canal. 54s; Long Isaud -
i''s' fenhsyi'anis Railroad. 3sx
Cotton dplI; faes 800 bale. sugar bnc, ant ano sgsa
tsc niger looacco IN sales today Of $500 hhds
Ic'uopg ore 'o Of 3,foo hkds the largest single ae
ever reported Exchange on New York frmer.
- Esw OsIEASs, July 10, 1859
Cotton hrm sales TO day 500 ba'ee. Sales OF the
tai ezpors to oae 1877 COO bales stock 5000 bales
Cenee-sales OF The geek, 4tC0 bags: prime, l01sc
llc. Stock, eco bags
COtt0n-Sses 70 day ITO bales At lie llxc for mid
ding Sales OF me week 1850 bales receipta t'ne
5000 bales. Freghts 70 Liverpool, l6d 10 Havre,
%ca 70 Sterling exchange ice lesI. ,o.o
Coton-Tbe sales Of The week aod no aso bales the
market ciosing quiet and unchanged; strict middpg
II hc good midoliDg to middiing fair l1%c l2c. Re-
CHARLESTON, July IL, 1862
Cotton-Ins sales Of the week add up 5000 bales mid
Flour steady. Wheat advanced Sc. 6c white, 81 IS
a$l IS; red 81 80 81 SO Corn active but unchanged
rrovis ons steady bacon sides $780, pork sl6 Is.
PHILADELPHIA, July Is, 1852
TOT rev rev eur tnere more inquiry prices firm whes
whiakey unchanged.
ALBANY, July I5-6P. v.
sales 10000 bushels. at ssc for Western mixed. se,lo
q SOC for round yellow. Oats-46c. q 49,, and dull
Whskey quiet sales $50 bb, At 2621c &c. mainly at
BUFFALO, July 15-8PM.
Flour dull, heavy and tending downwards sales 600
from Chicago spring wheat; 81 IS IS Is for ezra s.
consin from club wheat; So I21S &c 37s for extra
Michigan Indiana and Ohio; IS 90 81 for double exss
Wheat dull and heavy sales eco bushels white Ken
lucky 81 81 3d. LOCO bushels do. new crop at 81 IS
81 Co. Corn opened dull, but closed &c. higher sales
eco bushels liuois, al u.s. 5000 bushels DO at 761c
Oats, barley and ryey quiet. Canal freghts-Sxc. on
corn; 9hc on wheat, aud 35c. on -four TO New York.
Lakes impofs-6c COO bos flour, 10 900 bushels wheat
Canal exports-6 50 bbs -four, 10, 400 bushels wheat
OswEGo, July 15-6 NJ
Flour steady, wi moderate de mand sales 500 bbs
Wheat Gull; sales coo oushels Milwaukee club at 81
Corn in better demand and hrm sales 10 200 bushels
sOc Canal feghts unchanged No receipts OF flour or
grain. Canal exports-1 600 bbls -four Snipoed to
Montreal, COCO bushels wheat and 400 bbls -four.
CINCINNATI, July Is, 1859.
Flour inactive and prices ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81 so
80. WhiSkey, 24c Provisions steady, at unchanged
rates.
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The Case or Miss Mary A. De Young.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

The Case OF Miss Mary A. De Young.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEW YORK, July IA, 1859.
My client, Miss Mary A. De Young, has called on m
in relation to matter contsined in your newspaper
this day, headed, "Fire Marshal Bakers semi.Annua
Report" in which it lie stated
Mary A. Do Young arrested the 18th Of January
With he intent 70 deaud he Relief and Safeguard Fire In
Cempsnies facts showed that property
that Mary and her sister Betsy carried on he An
Of S. $40 effected the stock Fire was dis
the s0od Ss1asd Com
leading to the cesr The Grand Jury ouod an Indictment Of
se%sd bsd The Gaze Sss not u ye been brought up for
trial
This, sir in my Judgment, is in1icting gross injury
upon Mics DE Young because the records Of the Court Of
General SEASONS Ahow FIRST that the indictment which
found by the Grand Jury was quashed upon my
notion the that the had been altered in
matter OF material substance after the accused had
entered her plea of 'Not guilty." Second that the
Grand Jury Of The last June erm utter having heard the
entire evidence produced the part OF the prosecution,
ment against her. because the testimony was INSULT
Gent to warrant them In finding mn Indictment,
ana when Fire Marshal Baker undertakes to say that
sire discovered amongst the goods in several places,
detached from each oBer, thus proung the anatton, he
assumes to than Grand Jury under oath would
dcnamely to charge the lacy with the Of arson.
The records OF Court further show that thu 18th
day OF June last, Miss Mary A. De Young hoaoraby
acquitted and discharged By the Court Recorder Barnard
pTesdIDg and that Ia NOT Fire Marshal Baker says in
bis report The has not Dc yet brought for
trial the contrary the has been disposed Of
as you viii perceive upon inspection Of the opinion OF
the Court, copy Of which is hereunio annexed.
EDIOND BLANKMAN.
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City Intelligence.

New CHURCH FOR THE DKAy MUrrs.-The church o,cu
pied by the Baptist congregation worshppng under
pastoral charge Of Rev. Mr. Corey, in Eighteenth street.
near Fifth avenue we understand has been purchased by
the vestry of st. AIMS Episcopal church for the deaf
mutes under the ministry of Rev. Thomas Galade who
proposes TO open the church the rst Sabbath in Au
gust This Will be, for the present. the only church In
the world in which the deaf mes receive religious
instruction. The morning service will be the regular
Episcopal service for the parents and friends Of the deaf
mutes in the afternoon the religious exercises will be
clusively in sgns for the special instruction Of the deaf
and dumb, and In the evening sermon will be delivered
and the same interpreted for the benefit Of the deaf
it is delivered. The purchase Of Rev. Mr.. Corey's
church has been made by the advice of prominent
EplscoIslaps The church. after the fret S".a- IA au
gust next, viii pc open every Sabbath throughout the
year.
SOME HAImUT--The Schooner Quickstep which arrived
here to day. brought 554 habu being the heaviest load
sent time.
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Great Sale OF ALI Sorts Ut Carpeting and the
Prices Paid-Tho Merchants Entertained
by the mny or-The Programme for Satur-
day, &c., &c.
BOSTON, July Is, 1859.
The Gale Of carpets and tapestry day concluded the
three days saes. AS stated BEFORE however, there will
be extra sale Of two thousand cases Of boots and shoes
on Monday The carpets cold at the rooms Of Mr.
Jehn H. Osgood, who was the auctioreer for tho day
The terms were the same for dry goods under ono
hundred dollars, cash; hundred, six months
credit.
The company gathered net large, but the copet.
ton spirited, especially upon the English Brussels
stock Only moderate prices, however, were realized.
The first lots offered OF consignment Of about nine
thcWand yards from the Roxbury Carpet Company. Tho
Brussels tapestry brought soc to Sc per yard the
age being &c.; stair carpets brought slc. 10 s4c Ak.
minister velvet tapestry, 81 lo to II a. Tho English
Brussels carpets were from II. G. Hutchins'
cever, and variety Of prices procured, as
follows;-English Brussels crimson and green Per-
elan stair carpet, 81 II; do. do. carpet, 81 Is;
do. do crimson and oak carpet, 81 8; do do scarlet
crimson and Turkey carpet 81 co. blue and white carpet
81 CO. eghts let and Turkey stair carpet 81 SOL
DO do seven eghths crimson and green stair carpet,
81 32 do do three ourths scarlet green and crimson
stair carpet 81 49, do do three fourths scarlet and Tur
key stair carpet 81 U.s. do do three ourths scarlet and
Turkey body carpet, 81 O7 do d. reefourths scar
let green and pink Carpet 81 l5 do do three fourths
green and oak carpet, 81 TO- English velvet, sSc; 40.
Bgeiow Brussels, 81 OK to 81 ok; do. three
fouzths Brussels, s7hc; tapestry stair, exc;
super tapestry, 75c; Canton mating, $780,.
vass Competing, 30c.; Ssal mats, woollen Dor.
der, ST. extra jue, 50; DO fine, S.; do. cor &C.; do
MANILA do Sc 3714 do all five feet, 81 n; do rough
and ready do 50 5o do. coored do ST. do manila do.'
all Eve feet, S.
This evening Mayor Lincoln gave levee at his house,
which fully attended, but nothing formal occurred.
Mayor DANA OF Charlestown extended civities at his
louise ths afternoon.
To morrow morning the city excursion takes place
down the barber The programme includes look at the
sands the forts in the harbor, Nahant Mnots Ledge
lighthouse and the weather is favorable little fishing
of Black Rock. The party will be, II s feared, larger
than the steamer Can wall accommodate. '.
Among the principal buyers at the dry goods sale
yesterday was mentioned the firm OF "Lewis Hamilton
& Co." It should Lave been wis, Haviland Co., Of
ysrt
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The Duel Between q. Jennings Wise and
Patrick Henry Aylett.

RICHMOND, Va, July Is, 1859.
duel como Off to.day in North Carolina, between o.
Jennings wise of the Richmond Ea1arer, and Patrick
Henry Ayett contributor to the columns OF the Rich.
mond Examiner Mr.. Ayictt fred first. Mr.. Wise then
fired the air, when Mr. Ayeii withdrew the challenge,
and asked for reconciliation, which Mr. Wise refused.
The difficulty grew ont Of the late controversy between the
Enq,ssr aud Eraiac the subject Of Intervention and
mon Intervention of Congress- regards slavery in the
Territories
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-16
News from Washington.

WASHINGTON, July Is, 1859.
I understand that certain black republicans lately
oered an ARIZONA expedition $500 to attempt 10 make
tina, Territory slave State aud play the border rufan
II was something Of this nature that caused the split be
tween nennnssen and the New York party.
Secretary Floyd will not return to washington
present he has been spending come time at the Alum
Springs, and is visiting the Warm Springs, In vir
xna His physician does not deem it advisable for him
to 20 10 Bedford with the President in his present state Of
health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-16
The Death az Rusus Choate.

BUsfUN, July 10, Io0y.
Mr.. Choates life Insured FOR SOS oo0 follows:
$40 in the New England Mutual Company and 900
each the Massachusetts, Charter Oak and Connecticut
offices.
10 morrow when a committee viii be chosen to make
suitable arrangements in reference TO the death OF Mr.
v,ost
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Important Meeting of the Police CommI
si0ncrs.

Important Meeting of the Police Commits
Sioners.
POLICEMEN NOT ALLOWED TO BELONG TO POLITICAL
okGANIZATIONS-WILL THE BOARD ENFORCE TIE
RULE E-RE0RG ANIMATION OF THE CLERICAL DE-
PARTMENT-NO MORE PRESENTS FOR SUPERIOR OF
FlCBRs, ETC.
committee Of the Police Board met yesterday 10 hear
testimony In the Of police surgeon Ives charged
with being member Of tho Republican Central Commit
tee 10 violation of the 37h rule Of the Department pro-
hibtpg policemen from belonging to political organiza
tons Counsel for Dr.. Ives objected to Commissioner
Bailey acting Judge when be had originated tho com
paint and also that the specific association to which IL
was charged tho Doctor belonged was no. mentioned in
the specifications. Testimony was however, taken TO
show that the Doctor was member Of the Republican
Central Committee, being delegate from the Twenty
second ward 1t remains to be what will be done
by the Board.
At the regular meeting OF the Board Yesterday
Surgeon Ives was acquitted on the charge Of belonging
to the Republican Central Committee the Doctor showing
that having failed TO attend the three last meetings.
was liable to forfeit his membership and that he had
sent in his resignation.
The designations Of policemen Daniel q. Guyon and
Archibald Lucas we're received.
Napthai a. Dbble and J. P. Conrade were appointed
on the Brooklyn force. Z
The Board rescnded section 70 of the Rules and Regua
tors and all the clerical duties Of the Department were
placed under the supervision Of the chief clerk.
The Committee on Station Houses was instructed to
select o new sub station on the BoomingdaIe road,
Eighty sixth street, for the of the Twenty third
Common Council for authority TO have the building
commended
The Board resolved that the practice Of policemen
making complimentary presents to their commanding Off
any complimentary presents to officers of the police
force, either rendered by citizens or policemen.
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The Drawings or the Susssx County
ctneoiGG.e- Lottery Il delaware.
urarr1e0.

Fmn-Dz LARA On Wednesday, July b. by the Row.
Mr.. Lyons. HErxY FMn Esq 70 KtAs VICTORIA DE- LARA
both or New York.
Lowell, Mass, and Mwsakee, Wis, papers please copy
July "a, by the Rev Mr.. Hains, Tho J. wooD
or Charleston, 70 EnABs1H youngest laughter OF the
late Captain Henry hcDougai, formerly or Hudson.
CharIestos, g. papers please copy
eoFrAT-McI4AcHrAH On Wednesday. July 10, By the
Rev. Ed~ia r. 7. Cook, Mr. HUeH MorrAI, II Detroit,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-16

ErMdy's Photographic Galleries, $50 an
as broadway, Rev York, and 5S2 PenpsylyanA avenu
wassinsiou .. o. Photographic dagusrreoi7pos and a
hrosvpes.
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New LONDON Conn July i5 1859.
The challenge regatta for purse Of $780, between the
club boats Eage Pequo, Of this city, took place this
afternoon The Pequot by half second. The dis.
tauce-thrse rnles-was accomplished in 81 min $50
by the Pequot, and in Fl mtg. SO Sec by the Eaglet
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FARTHER PoINr, July 1872 P. n.
There are yet no signs Of the steamship Indian, now
fully due with Liverpool dates Of the 9th inst The
ther ia beautifully clear.
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NiBIos GARDEN.-An entertainment will be given this
evening for the benefit OF Mr.. Davenport whe long
known to the public. The entertainment, will be charac
terized by great variety and very strong theatrical
force. Among the attractions Woods Minstrels VIII not
be the least Maggie Mitchell appears on this occasion
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Railroad Accident.

WHITE RivnR JUNCTION, July Ia, 1859.
The engine and tender attached 20 the passenger train
on the Vermont Central Railroad broken up o-d.y
near New Randolph by running OF the track. Tho pas.
seneer CARS wero saved. The ireman ana baggage
Ser were badly ipjured, but no others
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The Propeller nocl.e, Avhore.

BUfFlLo, July 10, 1865.
The propeller Rocket, with fol- cargo OF merchandise,
bound TO Chicago went ashore tho 18th Inst near Nil
waukee, and has fee! or water In her hold she
has since been towed into Milwaukee,
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HaiT-ns Diseases, Fall, Change OF Color,
and rs nbeiistmept treated carefully by 0RANDJEAN,
50 eliih street, west AIDE and broadway.
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suicide st yorcssser. Mass,

WORCESTER, July l6, 1869.
Edward H. Hemmcnway, President OF the Peoples In.
eurauce Company wealthy and unmarried man, CON-
mi,,od suicide this noon cause Temporary insanity pro-
duced by III health.
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Sugars Reduced.-Ten Pounds Coffee, 81
also, cheat OF tea, ST. at hEpFORDS 43 Sixth avenue
Fourth street
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Kennedy's Medical Discovc cry II Warranted
to cure la eryspeas satrteum scad bead liberated
tore lega For sale BY all dru9stts
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u. A. Bills, Communication and E'xcss,nke Bro
ks-.Orders punctuAlJ ATTENDED TO- Office I!6 Greenwich T.
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nsslxania Supreme Court.

The Pennsy lvsnia Supreme Court.
HARRISBURG, july 10, 1859.
The Governor has appointed james Gamble, ex-membsr
OF Congress- Presiding Judge OF the Supreme Court which
Office was made vacant by the dh Of Judge Burnside.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-16

chronological Examinations Given Daily
at FOWLER WELLS, 308 Broadway; Impair. advice as
talents defects and proper occupations
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Kuled by Licntning.

OswrGo, July u.s. 1859.
Miss Copesa Robinson, Of South West, Osweso county,
aged years. struck by lightning this norning
and Instantly killed.
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For Perfect Fitting Shirts and the Latest
novelties in gentemens furnishing goods GREEN'S shirt
furnishing store, No. Agtor Houae.
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Arts Works in Paint and Photographic
manipulation 600 portraits taken daily at HOLMES Boz
Ten Gallery, 6sl Broadway.