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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

IENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEY-
~ Connecting a. Ne Hampton vita lie Delaware, Lsrtt
wanna and Western Railroad sd I gsson with he Lsna
Valley BAiro.d. sea,
FALL ARRAHGEkEHf eorAneuetnf oc'oter J. lses-
Lr.y. HevYsrt for E41on and Places frcu Pc.
No. North River q. u " and D. m fer sc~s>
Vile 81 above trans, and a.
Ybe above trains Eshe.h WITH aos or TIE Ns
yersey Rso.d which leave New YORK from be tot Of co
srdts., q: u and u m, and ard D.
Fasenserf for the Delaware LscaswAnns And We.en IA.
rosi winlesv a. u only. For Lehieh Valley Railroad a.
" q 10. And u N JOHN o. fERhs surerinsendsnh
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
u ke. Wharf by steamer ENoCH DEAN, a. e;to and 10
H. End and $50 .. M. The Cara leave Flshins, L. l., 81
Gas 100. m. and aud $50 meeting and sichans
WM ~ SMITH, Receiver.
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II HIKA's TOOTHACHE REMEDY.-It
pain when spilled eerta and permanent
in the most distressing cases sui contains no poison nor
,nvtbpr in the slightest degree Injurious Price . cents by
rs, three cent stamps. H. HihA NO oi rrlnce-st-
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Ae6ial.

URDSAL ARNICA LINIMENT TOR
Id BURNS.
Rad he evidence.
Nv dsughter saded with bot water such &C exIe
that my physician said she die bsed her freely
the Arrics which instant relief contn
, and AZ happy ,o ssy psertiy well and not Scared
CHAs. y S0SNEB0RS. stA.ioner
For ssls Il Nc. 81 Be<kmsr-e-
C. G. G.
TowERss
CREAM
wbsl.sas pspss No. ~ frsssvsy Hsv-Yotf. ssA ~ 81
Dnsssts b 10 ~ ss sss, lsssa LssG sesss vose
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Al BlxrcKEx, Aactioneer

A J BL NkkE, AlttIolttI "
CUFFOLK j. BLEECKER, son K
~ Co win sell q. AUCTION FRIDAY, February ls.a, a.
Il zeelosk, a. the Merchants ExcssUge,
ON NSUFFOLK-STREET-Tbe two story and 9,tle brick
USE story bsi IL extenson s2d LOr No
~ ses side House. SsoS; bas maroe
men and contains CTotop &c Title perfect T~o-thiIos
- remain Maps. kc al No. Brossstreei u 1901
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JaNxs Col Z. Auctiopesr.
I1S RE0OKI yN OTIS 10Th Ward (th

liz BROOKLYN LOTS, 10Th Ward (the
si par Of the Of James Scholes allotted 10 Cayon
~ BEDFORD keut aud other svsnues kon and otnH
*. y. minaes wst Of the ferries from PECK shp James
~ ~ ery rsiosd kent.yi will b. sod a. AUG,
49, es Nsf.ssnss EIekslse 60 per ceni csn remain
- ~ I no :, kssssas and Mechanics Sus lrsIrsnes
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6teamboats an6 Railroads.


TRAVELLERS for the NORTE. SOUTH,
SoNs RAILWAY GUIDE. Price Is ee.:s fhs cl.sa
manner in ,hich the Ihkooea sou. ,.ns. HOW m
SHALL fkAvIL EN- say. may aSan co
pVy. - ArLLaoN VI sis $500,
TRAVELERS NORTH and wEST-SPEED
i and sAFErY-INCREAsEp ACcoAHooATIoN-
HUDSON RIVER RILRoAD1PO9r Daily EIpress Tr.ins .ss
eayps ChsmteIss Depot AZ and Has H. and S;lo aas
5 -,s Ts:s II" sass19 Y ssHsE
y s 'f and PR piopeity tbs. % other road
e ts. tS improyeuement fee Of cost al those
Of being up the times il the matter Of public safety vii hns
A' Interest t 0a CIR BRAN sRAKE I Co. No 81 Pns
W. @. CKrAsra, Secretary.
COR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
il POsf and FALL KIyER-fbe splendid and super'ss
sfI srAIk ci I'd
and the EMPIRE STATE, CAPT Bnyton o. A0SDxH
wLpNEspAY and FRIDAY ':' e'''0ei , n h0n r'' ~
Hsre...r no rooms yin be regarded secured 70 W.
san. It'll the same shsll have seen paid for
Yreisht Boston forwarded through With sress 6srssca -
+" h''''" wv w BoRDEN. As.n. No. 70 and n w..-a
NJEw-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
IN lsss WINTER ARRANGEMENT. -.
Passenger ss.ion IN Nss.Yori, corner :as sne assv.
'''n'' on 1''sl:i TEAMS LEAVE NEw,Yo.K-
ycr New. a.vsn S. ts!Ji ls;S ssS !'Il 20 s;v - -
Us is 81 n Is. sIS sdtsSS a TSs s.rs s.:ies i.s. ssst
port and westport ls:&5 S:<5 and 80 m xor ~
vah. 4 N 12;t ass tsz S:<5 tso, $50 N. 5f
hsn and Greenvich q m l2:<5 S<S $50, $50 p m be4
Stamford m (eI) l2+S, AS (eh) s:<s, 80 s;S
Ior fort Chester An& n,sYneSsss est,oIa LEO sfO
90, $50, $50 p m-
CONNECTING YRAINA
Per Bospn, = m texl ASS p m te1I yox frcviessS
sia Hartford, . u leIJ Tor Hartford and srnnsSsa
m lex }; l2:S sad AS (eLl Hor connectcst kvce
Nor.hsmptcn, q N zeal and Is;U , Ios New Hsvss
ana New-LoDeen RsSres1, tA N and 3:S Hor Hease
kouic Rsslroad BoS Nalsat1ek lasrosA q 3:y
a.. Ter DslsuIy ~ Norvah l.lros1, n s:4 ? -
yA4x4 H HoYY, esDsdAsaAsnA
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H. z cnrres .. the Bsol lena inside TIE. POs Csc.
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CUPKEME CUUKI.-UEOhUE -. CONO-
~ YER I,ase Labaxh and John Wier ag THOMAS WlCk-
HAM and CATHARlNE bis wife Fredsra. Josyn and A,tda
NJ his wife, Charlotte A. Sitter Ezr. Sitter Ada Sitter
and Rufu. L. Watcher; ard Matilda NJ JOsyp, Adminrstos
BA.y sts 6ecsased. To the defendsnt. You are
the complaint Of the above named
Pus which filed IN the office Of the Clerk OF Catar.u
sus County Eicottyile the lfth day Of January 1893
and copy Of your the bscrDer' At Ecot
Vile Csarausus County NexYok, within twenty day. aise
tie service u hi. exclusive Of the dsy service or
the Plaintiffs win apply the Court Tor the relief demanded IN
tic plant. RlCE JOStS, rlis sAIsorney'
6v
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A. j. BLEEcKEs, Ancti0n.er. -
EXECUTORS SALE-BROADWAY, GREEN

EXECUTORS SALE-BROADWA9,G GREEN-
II WICH-AV., CLARKSON, 18TH and tsTh-sTs
Anthony J. BLEECKER, SON Co, viii sell, on
Friday Feb 49, al ~ otook at the Merchants EIc cosDse
On BROADWAY Lots on s. W. coz osth-st; also, Lot
IN 69th. ST. adjoining. - .o 90,
On WEST 18Th ST. Houses and Lots, Nos le2 aid of
w. =. ,,,o
On oREEEWICH-AV p Houses ard Lots Nos l0s and ITO
On CLARKsON (LeasehOld)- IS tbrsesory brckifont
Houses and Lots Nos a. 45 and A. neaf GreenWichst
On gTH-sT y lot ". 4, S7t. w. 7h sy.
On NORTH MOORE-Sr.- House and Lot No. ~
per remain at per cent mAP sc es'o.
WILLIAM BOYD. ExecU.ou
JOHN CAMERON Of
U4eg James Cameron, NJ d.. deceased
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SUPREME COURT-City and

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-City and
N County of New.York-FOSTER J. WEEKS, ROBERT
J. DOUGLASS, WILLIAM Il. YOUNG aud CHARLES l..
WEFKs against ANDREW WARNOCK.-SummonI for
money demand contract tCom. not ser Ito Andrew
Wanoek: hereby summoned and required TO answer
The complaint action which filed hs day in the ohce
Of Clerk Of the City and County Of New York. in the State
Of NewYo at the City Hall in said city and 70 seye copy
ef said complaint the subscoer et bis
Office No 81 Wall street. in said City Of Yoit within
twenty days the service Of this summons on you exu
siy Of day Of such service and fail 10 answer the
said within the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs In this
ston will judgment against for the Of three hun
dollars ana eighteen cents with interest from
the day Of August thousand eight hundred and
fy eisht the Of hundred and eshtytwo 400
dollars. and interest from the sixth of November 1883
the hundred and thirty four l4lN dollars beside
the cost this ac.ion-Dsed NewYork December H. 1883
ds20 lswl6wM JOHN H. HARNErT. Plaintiff Attorney.
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A J. bLFttktki AU'I In'tI. :. -, u
EXEClTOR's SALE on MONROE-ST.-
IL A. j. BLEECKER, SON Go. viii sell q; auction,
on FRIDAY, Feb 49, st u DEL. a. the Mers' E1cht . .
ON MONROE -ST.-Three HOUSES and LOTS, Nos On, -
and 66 Monroe souh side between Market and Pkess
No "a contains Gas Croton ks Title perfect ts remain
Maps etc a. No Brosdst BY order JOHN THOMPSON,
A. s. BLACK E1Is James Thomson, deceGsed. U,49'b
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a. ~ HrzwIs AoottoDser
ny BANGS, MERWLN a. Co., TIade-sah
Id poouA No ISPGkrew -. .-..........,.
NOEDAY TUESDAY AID WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
Yeb ~ Is and 1s, a. 81 O'Clock. -
ENGLISH BOOKS.-A large collection (purcassed BY M
WIN C. Hal s57-s sale, Of ths h6Tsres Of tae nobility
srd ,,ntry Enespd extensive assortment OF
81 earcs valuable Standard Books including great va
ty Of sssanty eIpeDsvey nstrstsd and i1mins'ed
Worss Ae For csslosoes % be had, on
sppEostion, at the ssesToOmt.
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pLEEozEE, l5e.io5eer
(,pr rNpJn HOISE and GROUNDS on the

J. NJ. MILLER AuctioBssr.
INh LOTS at Manhattanyie, Broadway
Ot 5Sb Sch and th-.ts, lCth and lltlavs on TUES
DAY FEB l5 1889 toe Merchants EJcbsaee Sale posi
tive Fy per For msps se apply 70 IA
ABc,iorser er No. 2s Sins-s, WARD, Jr, TryoDro~
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CRY OF Nrw.YoRK, DkFAkrNgE'

IIT1 OF FIVfN1 UEFNHI7'""
COSrRoLLIss OFFICE, Ftb. lst, 1853
CORPORATION PROPERTY, 70 be LEASED
~ by PUBLIC AUCTION the Cflars connected Wi.n ne
several Public Markets City and also ssDdfy ots re,
and BuDdiDs' belogsng 20 tSs Gy WI :, ,sas1H
1850 A. O'clock D. for the term OF tSe yesrs from ne
CssogDes Of the property 20 n eseo
with TIE Of sale te had a. Tho CoG-
boIkr's Office. ,,-,,-,
ROBERT T. HAW5, Controller
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baltimore, WASHINGTON and the WEST.
ID The steamers 0f the NETWORK and BALTIMORE
STEAMSHIP LINE leave Bier No. IL North River, daily
nakrg the passage in forty hours. Freight 70 Baltimore sx
vents foot to Wsshnon ten cents per foot and poPo
through the West covering nsu
spce Ti.k spply 10 O. R. r. CO.'S Office No 2l9 Broad.
vsv Apply TO III. b. CROMWELL h Co., No. 70 Westst
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9cyartnrrsbir Nptitss.

HANIEL BILLINGS has this day been admit
~ It'd PARfNEB IN b1sDsss vhioa VII b Continued
PETER ii KNOX,
p.vYo,l gsb 1850 DANIEL BILLIH9s.
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- YORK.-Job L. Black and Nathan o. Benjamin, Plain.
tiH. sssnst William Carney John Carney, aud Townsend
Carpenter, Defend,nta = summons for relef-tCom not
sersd)-To the Defendant JOHN CARNEY: You are
hereby summoned and required the complaint In this
aop which was in the Office Of the Clerk Of the s1peor
NevYork on the sd day Of December 1885, and to serve
copy e said complaint on The a.
te oHee No 41 Broadway In the City Of New YORK with
twenty days asr the service Of this os you er
elusive day CT such service and you fs answer
said complaint within the time soressd the plnta In
this viii apply the Court for the relief demanded In tas
somplsint-Ds.ed December 20 1883. ~
Isl Iav6wM NILES BAGLEY, Plaintiff Attorney
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THE ITALIAN QUESTION AND SIGNOR
FTLOPANTI.

To ns Editor Of The Y. Trtbsre
SIR: shall be greatly obliged by your inserting
the following letter in your columns:
am, Sir, respectfully yours, ALBERTO MAhIo.
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IAdyertisementl |
SUMMER.

especial attention peculiar character aud style Of
CLOTHING together with unusually large
stock Of all descriptions and eh-sp linen sbcs We
have this ason manufactured into suits beautiful styles Of
fabrics skeleton make that they light
weight as linen and greesbe They have taken the
public that only here but the other pnc
largely production OF
them They elegant and durable and be secured
essy linen They also protection against the changes
of the weather.
The pces-whieh have put down the lowest m.rkvay
but little from Duck and Drilling Goods although they have
double ID. intrinsic value
A tie will be shor, will put down the prices
Of the whole Of our large Summer stock al once.
D. DEvLIs K Co..
Nos. 25S 2o9 aud 260 Broadway.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GssERAL rERx-JuHI - =
Before Jndgss DAILY BRADY and HfLTox.
PRACTICE IN APPEALS MARINE COURT.


William Hone sst Dennis Julien.
HmTos Jon the trial Of this action before one Of
the the Marine Court Judgment rrndsfsd Tor the
psniif The defendant appealed 70 the 6.ns Tero Of hst
Court and from this d csSs
OF the General Term Teyesng the Judgment ssnersy slA
without awarding trial. in any way determining ths
rights Of parties the action, appeal brought 10 this
Court.
shall hsye been reEdered BY General Of Mias
COuIt appeal shall be this Court but IL shall ony 10
from actual dess minstion q such Gensr. Terra and ss
Of the parties In this action quite clear that tas 10
eondO 10 be brought before Tor review Thsre hes
final Determination Of the nights o the parties
by Marine Court and until such had a.
the end In that Court cannot be brought here
being the policy Of the code to allow only ~ appeal 70 ~ ss
such construction given BY the Cour ofAppes 70
tbsr Coart ,sxsrwoa AZ Curti.s Coma Si5 sst
Nothern r. Co. ID ss. P.deok, .st sorasheh Fh. snd
h. in es.es k. the prs-n where Judgment has been
appeal that the Marine Court were cesny wrong
not awarding trs in many cAsss sRPe~s have
dsmisssd sent back with drscous 70 thss
effect
judsmen ronsh before appeal that General Term Of the
Supreme Eks IL may es-~ srm OF usodi
iy he Judgment and IN case Of order nsw s oe
can zee nat Of proof applicable ihs IN
The =. snts .As p,e,a :. rsesss2 ris.Gs's e.
Rep 5t3; Gnshn sst M.rqa.rdt,, II ID. zI
hboush IN language Of Judge Comock In the latter csss
he ounson o1 this Govt toai eItrsms csoo oasSs 70 =
sxercsd refusing ss whsre judsmsnts ere rsvervs
ooy . .ntirey plain ether iron
he p~dnss from the very Controversy th,s
be panty against whom the rcvssl pronounced pre-
have hssson. however In adding hs. this q not cass
n which such hnA judgment should be given.
.uss.in judgment yes l. mpos.bls Tor Tie sp,.sss
Cou % lnGv q. n.es'ay proof might sspSs1
rhs spp-s Be dnssed and The rstu ssn. beck 10 h
Marine That the proper Judgment may there b given
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FIRES.
FIRE IN vARIcK STREET.

FIRE IN vARICK sTREET.
Yesterday afternoon little son of Mr.. Ssndsdon, OF
No. 2l9 Varick street, while playing with some
matches accidentally set fire to clotheshorse full OF
clothes. The flames communicated to the furniture,
and before they could be extnguished damage to the
Greenwich Insurance Company
FIRE on BLoonINGDALE ROAD.
About IL O'Clock on Monday night fire broke out
in a frame building corner Of Eghtieth street and
Bloomirgdae Road, occupied by James Chauncey
and p. Salley The damage is said to have amounted
to about s5C6 No insurance. The origin Of the fire
has not vet transpred.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

The CAREER OF DRuSK.RD.-An old man was
picked up in ft by the Third Ward police few
nights since and soon after died in the SatonHouse.
He stated that he was "A years old, and gave the
names and residences Of several relatives in this city,
among others daughter and son-in.law. These rsa-
tives were notified, but refused to do anything toward
burying him, and the body was about to be inferred
in Potter's Field, when Mr.. Merriam Of Brooklyn a.
rived at the StstionHouse and stated that ne knew
the deceased, who had once been in good eircum-
stances, man of come prominence, and an intimate
friend Of Lafayette with whom he corresPonded sev'
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wss sen. TO Bellevue Hospital. ard her husband ar
rested for drunkenness and dsorieTly conduct,

RoBBIsG WosAS.-Emms Perry, OF No. 81 Las
peuard street alleges that on the 7th instant traIz
Hecbert Hungarian visited her, snd while IN h's
company she tainted, when he robbed her bureau OF
gold watch, chain and seals worth 500. The de-
pquent was arrested on Monday night with the prop
ery in his possession. Justice Connolly held him for
trial
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

SUsDAr RrssELLYRs ARREsrsD.-Two Suudsy
rumseers named A. Leary, Of Eighth avenue and
T~en,y fifth street, and james o DonneI Of Seven
,een;h street, arrested on Tuesday, on warrant
issued by Justice Quaekenbush, for vioistiog the
Sunday law. Two boys were found dead dru'k 10
ODonpers store. Tcey were held in 500 bal each
TO answer, ami the children were detained as wit
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
LAW INIELLIGENCE
=, c n,sr.rcr ATTORNEYS ogFicy.-Jvxr q

4. s DISTRICT ATTORNEYS osFicy--JvSS q.
TgE sI,ysR ARDEsNks-DISCHAR6G OF INA cRhw-
Mr. Dwight Deputy District Attorney, applied To-
dsy 70 Com Brdgham fof warrant 20 ses Japan
Pesr ard teen Of the barb Aaeones ts nssise
.-yrd on beard SLAYER From tue sfaisess msae
by M Dsht il sppesr~d tue Arjernes W. IN yanasy
last hber by the United States soihiies !sca
souy- Florida tor beius htted ou, ss savrs on 's'
cation ho~eser the ho- aschsrsd Toe y~s'ss tsse
ceared for Cruz ana Tene'f bat in April last sas -
seized BY the sioopOtwE Marion 90 tae Csas' ksss
us the for which she hsA
cleared The vessel thea placed IN charge hruteaes
who brogfht 20 this port Aside from IN.
there proof that the had ycluatsy ~ese1
knowing v-ss he snd under toe eifcunstAnce
the decred ,tg tor their arrest sne
tAey were discharged by the MsrshsL
The been ~led BY the I'd I'd Sstes ss
thori,is. sayeT though the captain ans an taAt
abe has only been used for legitimate parpos-s
SHIP BURNERS ARRESTED.
Charles f. Hodge aud Charles Rstchel wers
arrested bv Deputy Marshal ke~fe, cn charge u 81.
tins fire 20 the Austria al keuneeec IL apeeee1
tLst while the vessel anchored od Bueoos Ayrcat
Sou fund 6r ard before assistance cosA
be ob aimed burned the waters edge whs the osrs
valued ., suspsc1s circumstances tse
captain caused the prisoners be arrested On being eAsned
befofe Holly Hudson. the American Consul at bueasS
Ayres sufficient ccvu stances shown 10 warrant tss
Consul In sending the prisoners and witnesses to THIS part &
uisl.
The accused will be examined on Thursday.
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iA3vs~.i-ner.i
Editor Of TIE

EDWARD Fl. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor OF he
soAlp-l orcrsins and CSnsins srgs,a 70 tss.ass 90
t@uds ohscurs es>ss-s " th~ Pelvic Nsera r
Rup,c rs'sa rrosp-us o; the R>sm cured wecnt s
krs,- ss,ure 0ce hour from All 20 esensest
al be is his private Hospital v3-r the. wts
recuirv surgical orrssus careful cc T~str~rt vii has
sp0rs sP.~nts toe cir IN the ana su tss 49,
(....n - lAArras
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COURT OF APPEALS.
S0rKs OF DECISIONS.
walr>fh A. Ra&6sl<

In lease Of land adjoining Chittenango Creek, upoa
which the essrs construct sswmil and canal be p
plying 9th wats stipulated the; came shoa y q
constructed In rpec 10 iusrs vth nes q -
sets !hs wsssu s CkttsAaaSo cgsSk - = -
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To THE TR.yrITxC COMMUNITY.

wsLrEs eeebrst.d scHIEDAn ARoxArIc ScHSArrs should
be In the hands of every traveller No family should leav. tbs
city be whou, supply during the warm veashsr inv.
rial the III ects Of change OF westner ane bsv
ussr /, Is the purest liquor made In The world
Put up p and quart tote Sold By al Drusssts, Gro
and fruit 5toreG
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TAdFtr-lstucu--I
EyrRyRODY SHOUID OBTAIN A pHREyOI OGI-

CAL ExAaNATIox AT FOWLER WELLS, No. Se Broadway
with chart full written description u charscer sttins fort
ssns defects and proper occupation. To secomodss
s,ranse and persons rarely -sare IN. vii be open
the Fourth u July.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

DEAFNESS CURED, however caused, BY new
method.
Address Dr. BolRpxls psorsly or By letter. .. No. al
Broadway NevYork-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

A CHuD ABssDoSED IN rHS SrRkEr.--A little
girl amed Teresa Burke ou'y l3 years of age. was
found in the street, on Monday night, having been
abandoned by her aunt who brought her from Bridge
port for this; purpose She was taken to the Seven
teen,h Ward S,at!on-House and properly cared for.
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A fire breaking ont in the

SUSPECTED or ARsos.-A fire breaking out in the
ho. Of Michael We No 4 East thirteenth about y
O'clock on Tuesday morning while Welsh his wife up
drinking whisky arrested suspicion Of having,
n said frequently FIRE the place Of spite
sgsins, the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

Nbipx bat enterprise al BAsSuss The famous Fairy Drama
of THE MAGIC WELL, Or THE fIEsD OF The DESERT, the
BAsSuSs MUSEUM, %
Be- brilliantly repeated THIs AFTERNOON and EVENING.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

RIAL EsTATE.-The following sales were made
yesterday by A. j. Bleeeker Son & Co.:
Plot Of ground on L. e. cor. Resde and Church street
size IS A. in. xS q. t7SU
story and attic brick house aid lot No. 81
Grand street. lot - n 2in 40 0n............. 100
4.tory house lot No l2j East Nineteenth street,
lbft 9ln.XsS NV
Also the following by Adrian IL. Muller:
House and LOT No iss Prince street, e5xioO $3.50
Slots on Avenue A. between Eightysourt ana Eighty -
fifth streets 2jNai soV
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

BrRsED TO DEATH.-Coroner Heslewood OF Rich
ond County held inquest yesterday the body Of woman
named Sops who her death her clothes
taking by the upsetng Of candle while undressing Tor bed
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
[Advertissmsut-l
PuRE WATER

Reed Hsrpsrs Weekly March, and yoa vii not drink Gro
ton uness filtered which VII cesnss of tbs germs Of noxas
blood ehas orsssass, the dsssroyeu Of many ss1zva
DtAPuRASh FurSa 2g ssls u No. - kAx.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

Rus OyER-Richard Jefferson over by
dpscart in Thirty street Tenth avenue Monday
night and instantly killed His body removed to tine Twen
tieth Ward Station.
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SUPREME COURr-cHANsEss-JuSE 2s-Befors Jusiss
ROOSEVELT.

HABEAs CORPUS FOR CUSTODY OF CHILD.
In re the application Of MARY Dempsey.
This was proceeding on wrt OF habeas corpus 70
rec yer the custody child eighteen months old who tao
oner alleged been taken from her by her husband ts
whom had been living separate since june. i2S william
Dempsey the father Of the child made the writ In
which he having taken the child away bot std
that the mother In the habit d Set
ting drunk and then tresns the child This return was s-
ysrd by the mother who denied the allegations The
referred TO ex Recorder Smith
Before Justice SUTHERLAND
DECISION.
The New York and New Haven Railroad Company AT Rose
Schuyler.
Motion for Injunction To the defendants IN this
action commenced such actions sssns the Psnd snl
prior Of this action granted The css
Of 10 tn each party who appeared
separately therein 10 to abide the result Of this action
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eral years. BIZ. Meiiam had the body Of the for
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wY1r-,RR,yGEp SYSTEM OF THIEyISG BROUGHT
To LIGHT.-Several days ago Mr.. Nathaniel Brown,
a member of the dry goods firm of Brown & Co., at
No l52 Chambers street made the statement at the
CITY Hall Police Court that for long time disap-
pearapce of goods had been observed by himself, but
tha, no person could be suspected guilty of theft un-
less II were the porter of the establishment, John
Brandon and he desired policeman to ferret out the
whole matter Accordingly, Officers Gardner and
Smith of the Police Court arrested the porter, who,
after while became alarmed, and confessed that he
had been in the habit of unlocking the store after the
business had been closed for the day, and giving
quantities of goods to a person appointed to call at
that hour. He expressed himself willing to take the
officers to the spot where the goods were secreted,
ard took them over the Peck-slip Ferry and up the
Willamsburgh Railroad. After having rode short
distance in the car Brandon suddenly prang from the
car and took direct course for the woods. The
officers followed in hot pursuit. astonishing the SUBJ
urban inhabitants at the pedestrian vgor manifested,
and electrifying all the butchers and butchers dogs
in that neighborhood with excitement to such
an extent that they also joined in the put
suit but did not succeed in overtsking the
decetfu porter until they bad run mile and half,
and had reached the woods. Brandon, after breath
ing little then told them that the goods were not
secreted anywhere near, but that he would now tell
them the truth. He said that exprsssman, the one
usually engaged by the firm, named James Purcell,
had been in the habit of receiving the goods and car
rying them to a small grocery-sore and eating saloon
at No. 4s Fulton street, Brooklyn kept by Robert
Lee The officers then returned, locked up the pris
oner for the night and yesterday searched the prem
ises of the alleged receiver The result of their
search was cart load of goods, worth $500, which
had been carefully stored in dark in the
part of the basement The cart load was safely de-
posted in the basement of the City Hall. Purcell,
the e1pressman, was also arrested and held to bsil;
and Brandon and Lee were committed to the Tombs
for A. amin on TODAY,