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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-09
THE CROPS.

The crops in this vicinity have rarely ever looked
more promising in the bret week OF June than they DO
now. Rye is the principle Winter grain crop aud
that ia fully headed, upon Of large size and Of
a healthy color.
Oats that were sown early, upon land any way de-
Gently prepared never gave better promise OF heavy
CROP both of grain and Straw Straw, by the by, vi
all kinds is worth about as much the grain IN this
market.
Gruss promises a great crop i, is not only TALL
but unusually thick on the ground much so, that
coed swaIh turns up before tae scythe where the
grass is not over Fix inches high. Pastures are I'M
usually good this season; parity owing TO uxuriant
grow IT, and partly owing 70 their being generally
speaking lighter stocked than usua. Mix, appears
TO ia. never was more abundant at this time Of year.
and butter is plenty and cheap without drawing upon
distant localities for supply. Beef cale certainly
never have been 60 universally ia, they are This
season. This in part, is TO be credited ~ the early
String growth of grass which enabled farmers 10 turn
ont stock cattle and all the grain and hay for the
iaiting ones.
Indian Germ Of course, il yet il its infancy bnt that
gives assurance Of o great after ;o WITH. 1t Is
Just large enough the north Of the city for the first
cntivatiop while at the south Of Us, Long Island,
worked tie second time. We shall have roasting
ears this year fresh from .he fields after the ith
ofJuly.
Potatoes, we think, never looked than now. The
vines are not only large but Of bright, healthy color
and are growing vigorously.
Garden plants generally are in az good condition as
farmers could ark for. The early market-gardeaers Of
Lopg Island ard Jersey furnishing large supplies
Of peas, which, for early June, are very Well grown
Straw berries which are q very important crop to
many cultivators in this vicinity, are now coming in
quite plenty-unusually so for the s-ason-snd they
are well grown, and Of remarkable good flavor. The
Wilson seeding appears to be taking a prominent
stand in the market THIS sort produces large snowy
berries, and if left upon the vines rDtl rpeued to
dsrk-red color, they dele ous fruit. The fault
with them Is that they are gathered when pale-red,
for they bear transportation we'll and sell we'll be-
cause large and snowy; but then they acid and
not as hgh-favoTed as some of the-smaller Sorts
Apples pears, cherries if destroyed plums
are, by the curculio, will give joyful abundance
by aid by. Peaches ia this immediate neighborho d
are not promising but the bloom Of blackb-rres and
raspbees promises plenty, and do the currant aod
gooteberTy bushes Indeed at this season of the year.
the crops Of this vicinity gave greater for
farmers tO rejoice.
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which the most danger Is ulxuys sffrehendod Inc
..,.. Of the a.deu is unknown, though tis believed
!, ,,suted from ths inndver.enl use, by Mr. IL. Hat
field of some improper instrument win whien ne was
at work: he WA, however, too mueh Injured 70 give
any occount of the occurrence. Mr.. Chas iistheia
and Jacob Gresk, who were u work IN the binding
when the explosion took place were ins'an1y Killed,
and when removed from the ruins were 80 charred ana
d;sfonred "a 10 be scarcely recognizable.
Mr.. Henry Hatfield, the youngest son oil the pro
nr;e,or. John Hanter aud Robert N. Brundel work
mo in The bext building, we're severely injured Inc
exrl, sion extended frum building to building win
or, mt rapdi,y and in almost five inmates the whole
nren,i,er with the exception Of two small hre-proof
h,ld;u,s usrd for magazines, in which 1870 Kegs OF
powde, were stored, were complete rain, scarcely
one brick being left upon another At the time Oh the
explosion IS persols employed in these buding'
and the escape Of 30 many seems mi aculous' Mr.
Grsk was 81 years Of age. He leaves wife and Six
children Mr.. Hunter Que Of the men most iDJuFed,
and whose recovery is considered very doubtful lives
in Remsen street, Z. ID. He had oblS been at WORK
in This establishment 70. three days. Al the time OF
the accident Mr. j. w. Hatfield III New-York, and
he knew nothing Of the occurrence until Late last ngat.
His Ices is estimated at S7 600 in stock aud buildings
An unusually large amount OF stock WAS on hano az
the time Though Mr.. Hatfield has been engaged IN
the manufacture of pyrotechnics for twenty years t1i'
ia the first time any accident happened In any es-
absbment Of which be had charge supervision, and
he was pruyerba for his great care, and fortunate I'M
mun,y from the causualties that 30 frequently attend
his ,ial rigorous business
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MARRIED..
ADAMS

ADAMs-FRANKLIN-In HOboker, on Wednesday June q,
stti rsaence o. the o1de a,neI y ne rev !"
George ". Franklin esq
BIRDsEYE1EEACH-ln Brooklyn. on Thursday June Z q
Conn., Charles Bridge of NewYork to Frances Hunger.
ford daughter of Edmund Beach, esq, of Brooklyn
BERRY MAN-wHlTNEY-On Tuesday, June S, At Ne Ha-
ven the Right Re, DR. Kip Bishop Of California Charles
H. BeI,msn NewYork .ity to Hsrs., daughter Of tas
coNDELL-DANFURrH--ou Thursi,y, June at Paterson,
j., by the Rev w H. ornblower, Mr. Thos n. CoDdell
N. Danforth, esq.
CARRoLL-LEE-In Baltimore, Saturday June By N.
j. Henry Kaufman the Rev. Halsted Carroll Of South
Carolina, to Sir4 C. e. Lee of Baltimore
RNER-AMoRY = At Jamaica Plain Boston. on
Msdns;dsy Jslse ts residence q her father By he Rsy
r. babcock Mr. Thomas jarner u OF NewYork to MID
Harriet H., daughter Of Jonathan Amory
FARRlNGTON-k cKAlS--In Brooklyn, Z. d on wsdnss-
DAY, June by the Rev j. d. Wells WIN. n. Harrington
Mis- May Jane Mcbain both Brooklyn d.
HARVEY OSBORN = On Thursday, June z, By the Rev.
Charles d. janis at the residenc. Of the brides father W.
i c s'e' to Anna daughter Of John o'''fn esq
LEE-ALTHAUsEOn Tuesday June s. In this city, BY the
Rev Dr. Hutton William +. L.. TO Helen Louisa tbause,
daug hter OF 8 b. Alttause, esq both Of this city.
McLAREN - FREELAN - On "Wednesday, June s, ct St.
ee sIyssss I'D sasis . Il me Ns asrs
the late James FIeelan
hANDELL-sMIrs-At Paterson j. in the Firs. Presby.
Sose r Ssna of so.n Mass. to; 70 Jenn aashe2 q
the late Joseph Smith, esq, of Peterson.
PALMER VANDERBILT AZ Flstbu.b, Long Island, 90
Thursday June at the Reformed Dutch ,hurch the Rev.
Pr Strong koeeit Palmer Of rooghseepsie TO Sarah L.
sEELRY-HoYT--At Danbury Conn. ON Thur,dsy June 7,
y the Rev, g. c0e Aggatus s.elsy this ciy 70 Sarah
E dat shter of Lucias hoyt esq., ofthe former place
Church by the Rev Mr. Hssn. Chses stephen to EHzs
Gieeory, all Of Brooklyn.
rhUrc by The Rev Isaac H. Tuttl- Wi han Elliott So th 70
Mary L. daughter OF lat. James NJ D. Dsld all of this city.
WEBSTER FISH = On Thursday, June :, by the Rev.
Ter G ofiHnil:on Fin ''''' "''''' '' ''s'
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,y ok that your s dispose Of this ssordns v
ns'sWy a ana ,si'Msss isxn, J.xx. Invrse, s
Joav r. BRisss, JoHs IiourAfIss
M Ms.s1 r SsssH.t AZ s = $780,
'oHS o. A' THowss Brasrs.
The oyiuon of Judge Russell Rievs character ho~
ever reversed BY evidence produced from tbs District
begSn lie in Newyork 10 the employment. Of nss
named Hamilton who In the gold dust business Hamilton
:S9s sS s and n 70 n s re-. -,
therefore outr himself nd 3, bseas what "a
e eSs. rPs u ii matters Ssio"as a' .ss
Up ssSbnshou.e hi; own sssoO1, Be picked sP
% s H. w.S pu and 81 500 money
Ibsd dsRgsssa % e and Riley w. not
adventure 20 shoot 0fser 0anno. Of the srh Precinct
there Soon uefhis he drew pistol Councilman Campbell
for which be arrested but beios shoulder snd dss-
I@d for ssauSs yosns gil Of the street nsd May Car
roll and dr9 Sys q se Se 1 On @ s:ss ;. "A
icy'.ls.t public adventure YVES the present.
Such evidence this was conclusive Not erpng any far
Their trouble than 10y hDe and possibly spend thirty days in
Inc CITY Prison the gamblers who bad crowded the COURTROOM
taken By .up,e and alarmed At the decs
the prisoner Of tie character for ia.
o st Tsy must Sc confined At for two Years. "a
the State Prison The sensation among the gamblers very
John William. pleaded guilty Of .tempt burglary ~ 10
hrd desee and .sst tie rsa.snsIy S 90. ys y:
kept by Bridget McMshon, at No a71 seventh .yeuss
frsnris Stanley tried and convicted If entering the 1uk
tore of John H No rs Broadway the night Of the 18Th o.
MAY ard taking therc;ron trunk mirror, bag keI WorS
42i Jo-for which b. is 70 be sentenced to- morrow
John Brennan snd James L. slyey prsded <1ty OF fos
10 be signed by John j. Kelly upon Homer W. Cheesma1 Of
the Msr.et fsrk -
Peter Kelly VIM Stewart aad Edward Cellaghan peadsd
guilty of stealing $685. worth OF cloths and clothing ron psne
g. kreuer No 1852 William street on the yh Of NAY 70
good. having been distributed among themselves and hfends
K y as sent Prison for year sud x months
The Others have not been sentenced !. .,.n,.S
Two poners d before we're brought ous 70 De senenced
Henry Regsn .ent to he Penenty or one yea. Iof
Tertiary conesson Of attempting highway
rohherx npon Albert scully. Adjourned
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DIED.

ATwATERnI II Brooklyn, On Friday morning. Juss B.
The funeral win place from the residence his parents.
Van buren, street. Nossnd avenue prooxlyn tomorrow
tsundayl .t2 The friends of the family invited 70
BAIRDn this city, Thursday June David Baird sred Al
y.ss 5montls and Is days
BILLlNron Friday, Jane a, Mr.. Henry Bin in the sa
The an esr, NIL N tss Pass e. Sunday june 10 from e.
and afternoon seryes The friends Of the family sp.e:-
fully invited 10 attend
CRANEAt South East ~ " on Thursday morning June T.
Funeral at the family Tesideace Saturday the ns s
o'clock p IL.
CARY-in this city on Thursday June after short lIne,s
Miss anees Cary aged about 90 years native Of Dublin.
DoMNGE-n this city, Thursday June Joan Bsp,ius
BOXING. native of Ioulon france, aged "a ysars and
ontbs
FEAlHERsToN-In Brooklyn en- Thursday, June T. Fla,
daughter Of 1hons and Mary Ann featherston gsd years
and nonihs
Foxon "Wednesday, June G. W. Fox, late @. y, Of
Lce teishi England for the last twenty years -sden, Of
Nllianisbuigh, Long leland.
FULLERTON Friday June Rachel NJ daughter Of Jane and
TIE friends 81 the aa are invited attend the funeral sces
az her late esiden No loi Christopher street. sunday,
the 10th inst. at 81 O'CLOCK p m.
kEEGAN-At Gr,.pw ood Thursday, June = "a liruy,
John nr krysn ast Of Peter AsesaD aged IL years.
months and days
LYNDE--n Brooklyn Thursday, Jure Charles w Lypas,
Ihr Giens u t n Invited to attend the rsl services
at Lite lraenc, o. Powers street on ss,aissy, s.h
inst, at ( O'clock p NJ, wi,soHt further NOTICE.
MAY In this city, on Thursday June Mary Ann Gson, vita
of D-viu May sss q W yesfs
MYLRS-ln this city, on Thursday. June Mary Ann wife Of
Cooper Myers, aged q years months and "a days
NORRIS In this city, day morning a,r lingr-
ing Illness sSahdsr Nor- aged years. months and d
dsys
The relatives and friends Of the family. also tbe members Of
tomp ~ {, list lime, cit kens dress .euely
inNh 10 attend the ancsi from his late residence No OIL
West hineie, nth r It, Monday, June H. o'clock
NlLEeOn Thursday June T. Meleom David Nies, aged ~
Years, monlhs and q days. - -.
His friend. and the Intends Of family respectfully United
he AZ his a rifi
street Saturday June o 1 without further notice.
Pow Frs In This city, on isnisdsy June !, Michael }.
Powers. Of PIMA disease aged - years
VAN RlPER In this city ahnrsday morning June Obey
widow Of Thomas Van Ripper 10 ,h 9th year fher age
WALDRON-n lids city "Wednesday. Juna of consurnp-
ton Margaret wadron native OF Roseomnon, iTeaud aged
2ycas.
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COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

AZ the meeting Of this Board yesieriay 6eoIge d.
Moore and James A. Birdsall were appointed Patrol'
men of Brooklyn.
resolution offered by Mr. BowEs was adopted, to
the effect that Pa roe in Uniform off daty slau co A.
torm tote rules and regulations, and be subject to
punisnment for violations thereof.
Arotber resolution was adopted, calling upon the
Property Clerk TO make returns every Monday Of
property received by him during the week previous,
and what disposition has been made OF II.
On motion of sir. Across, the Captain of each Pre-
cnct was directed forth in his daily reuri 70 toe
t;epera- Sup. rintendent whether the Surgeon detailed
10 his District had visited the Station-llouse.
The usual reports Of the Sanitary Committee were
received and disposed of.
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BROOKE wv ITEMS.

TIE PRosPEcr-ULL PARK.--The Common Council
Committee have under consideration petitions
ousy signed some in favor OF and Others against the
proposed Park and promerades. The principal ot.c-
ton is the in which the for these
improvements to be made BY the law, the West
crn Fire District-which excludes the Eighth aud
Ninth Wsrds-is made to pay for all the promenades,
while al the time, hess promeDades actually run
through the exempted Wards. The objection to the
Park is that the greatest proportion Of taxation falls
upon the denseysetted portion Of the city, while the
property most benefted-that Immediately surround
ing the proposed Parks bnt lightly assessed. One
meeting Of tie Committee has been held, and the
opinions Of several gentlemen fur aud against the u-
provcneut were beard The Committee is to meet
again Oh Thursday evening next.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSlONS-JUyE Pant BE
ore Recorder BARNARD.


COURT OF GENERAL sEssloNs-JusE PART BE.
fore Recorder BARNARD.
The Gquor dealers trial was again postponed this
time in consequence the absence of witnesses The
'rsssy at SS~ to- To, &. %ogo S ,sss;sdsy
de,ly house at NO $40 e,t street, md tined slOo.
James Anderson pleaded guilty Of ,alg various articles OF
bruno No z4e last hr adway tho tn of May He
sent TO the rsniteniiary for two years.
attempt at grand larceny Ia carrying oil shawl- coaks
&c lsongs TO her nisi,e; Jane Han Of No 50 West Tse
Tertiary for one year.
JoepLlns tlirk tried the complaint of Alexander
Thon OF the First Pre- cnct Police for keeping dsordry
PAIR ii.-BeiOre Judge RUSSELL.
GAMBLER AND POLITICIAN IN COURT.
An unusual enacted in this Court to-day young
rs.y dressed apparently than H. but actually
70 years oage OF prspossn appearance and bad hsb
TO be sentenced for assault and battery with dy
HARM indictment which pleaded guilty Def re Judge
Russell yesterday. Tie complainant is ChEt,pher Larn.n
Who about ~ O'clock the night Of the 18th Vi May
Ont opposite stood Riley and other rowdes who
shouted d hooted after them Supplying insulting eph-s rea
tive to their gait Human crossed the street demanded who
they were hsoone at aud Informed them that Il they
but without elect and aterward without any prove
cation whatever drew pistol from his waiscoat pocket and
IN, q l e ta st , s ,Se o. "a very
tine The os made fs.h wound on the right sd If humans
neck fnm which he bl,d pros'ly Lnman crld out Il
shot" oud policeman up and took Riley custody
To-day iee wee great Efforts made TO have the
By Profession shd poll ian- by amusement crowded ~, couIt.
Tie defendants eoune presented number of l wits
tn Of the ofen-e, which caused Judge Russell he quite
ismy dl.pos.d Among the papers we've the following
n me htH. \. d. RUSSELL, Ctr Judge.
We tie underign citizens of the City Of NewYork would
most resp ctuy ttivn to haye SUSPENSION Of judgment
dticd IN The case OF William Riley, who stands cas with
ssu and battery TO do bodily harm and soud Inst
Sss rHGS Mr. Ry G ,errs e1T' past and haSo
neatly pray that yon viii avoraby consider this petition, and
your pei ion-rs win pray.
BsksAhp kFtIy, ROBERT EARLy,
HKsHy &. WOoIIgY AUGUSTUS RURLy,
MOEOAN JoNEs President JoHs NE-Brr
Board OF Councili1en. GEoKgK MoUNrJcr,
EDwsRp H. fYkRIs JoHs MURPHY
To He hon y.doe Rr,sTLWe tn undersigned, do hereby
certify that have for the past three been personally
acquainted with Vim H. Riley all Of which time We have
known him 10 be quiet and peae-abe that We have
known Of his arrest any criminal charge "haeyer
until tie s. ON. pending the Court Of Genes Ses
ons, and we aao verify believe that Ii he has committed
ee wla.cycr DC has aolc IN the heat fpassc and topg
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WOMAN ROBBED or HER HOUSEHOLD GooDs.-
On Saturday flat week Sergeant Paterson oI the Second Pre-
cDt Police caused the coored nguled Will
Smith and Thomas Robinson suspicion " having stolen
IN hcu Possession The cns had taken u, nen
blaAe &c to brokers' shop IN Fulton street. ard It
snpo'ed t' mad stolen the property the police
he'd aid ID, were taken into custody Isaiah smith,
William Smith subsequently, arrested suspicion
ing something shout the mattel The accused stated that
white men Lad gwen " tbs goods for tn purpose Of pawnng
them but declared that they not they had been
ttoh.n
From The descriptions 81 by the coored man two white
men Huer and john eh4rdson. were arfestnd
II having ben entertained IN tho arautne that the property
bad been stolen from building Ia Smith where II had
been stored by MIR Mary Whitley. resident II C.oa
Staten Island seems that Mrs Whitley arrived IN this
try about four weeks ugo tnd house
hold goods consisting Of beds bedding &C. until such tiae
She required them Sometime about tho dlst ut they ~
stolen The accused ell brought before Justice Coruue
yesterday and from the evidence elected ~ pesrvd at WA
suth Ad'o Hunter in taking of e from the house
In which they stored and tia, richardson had got two of
th cooreG oys pawn OF the articles huue Rich.
end M. Smith committed , Thomas Robin
a vii
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POLICEMEN CHARGED WITH CowARDIcE.-Inspec-
tor Folk having complained asans, patrolmen b. 5.
Carroll, Jo-h. Smith John Holiday and Ross j. Nc
Mahon, for having dsobeyed his orders aud showed
the white feather" in not folio wing him 20 W-tts
Point, their trial took place yesterday before Com
missioner Bergen.
J. :. Folk, Inspector Of Police testified that he Or
deied the dcieDd,Dt- whom he met at Jamaica, while
Oh their way 10 Rockaway in a private conveyance
TO follow HIM to Wille,ts Point, but they We're not
there
B l.. Carroll deposed that defendants received leave
OF absence from the Captain for the day; they che
Inspector II Janaica, where he requested their as
ssiance they then went 10 get breakfast and on
finishing the meal found that Folk had gone did not
ash 10 be excused.
The other defendants corroborated CAROLS testi-
mony, and the case was closed.
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TaK JsPAsssE REcEPrfeS-Tc-day 8 deputatica
from NE Special Reception Committee Of the Ne"
YEA Common Council viii proccedto Philadelphia 20
be present wen Japanese received in thar ey
and to gain whatever information may be advantageous
respecting che Emtassy's visit to New YORK. Inc
COMMITTEE of the Cvmmcn Council appointed to make
arrangements for the reception of the Japanese EN-
bsssy in this ciy, having selected the 9Th Regiment
wasngon Greys to do duty on the occasion OF their
arrived as special escort and guard Of honor, and the
sspe having been approved by Major General Sanford
The members have been notified that, in compliance
with suchsppoutment, the Regiment will parade IN
ful UNIFORM wbitepantsloons, on the day designated
BY the Committeefor the reception. special meeting
oftLe Beard ofOfeers viii be held at the Regmenta
Rooms on Mondsy evening, llth inst, at o'clock
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EXPLOSION OF A FIRE-WORKS MANU-
.FACTORY.
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY AND
IOSS OF LEE

At O'Clock yesterday afternoon fearful explosion
occurred in the Fireworks Mandatory of j. W.
Hatfield & Son, in East Nilliamsburgh, by which two
men were instantly killed and several others severely
and perhaps fatally Injured.
The premises comprised eight small detatched brick
buildings, and were situated what is known us the
Old Road, about ten miles from Union avenue, VIII
Iiomsburgl The explosion was in the one used the
fnsbng-room, where colored fire il used, and from
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SENTENCES ~ THE CoURr oP SEssIoss.-IIenry
GssSoene tried indictment for alleged feonious as
saut Upon cDoTnd and convicted assault merely
yesterday sentenced % pay hne 81 25 and In addition
TO be mpT IN the Peit-ntary for Thirty days john
Mench heretofore convicted II aud rc.y on the charge of
Iobbing tho Western Tanpoaton Company Of .evera han
GcatgLls Q. ELcai We tcr'crc The stc pdou Cox the
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Eve Ths Jsdfs rsna .S . ~ sentence hist
Hanley convicted Of assant nd hrv upop HUH
oReurse nnsd %73 which he TAid and wa, discharged
4. sa,,u,dav the 10Th inst.
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IAdveItisxmentl

SILVER SoAp.--A perfect pre- oaration for clean
is Silver Plate Jewely Mirrors Marble te' i~ more e'n'e
nssn and effective than any other.
Read the following; - NJ d, ,,so
Mssua SAvToRD a BrRDirT.
encnon Afer repeated trials OF your silver soap
,sn.d AZ hs beat ar hive for clesnins
Plated and Silver Ware II must soon be u,ed py every smJ
'~'o" W Va,,s 70. neetr,Ily SnRgyK, BRDws l. Co,
Late Jones, Ball 4 Coz
Manufactured only by the BosIos IsDSIickL boAP Co.
Sold by uEGEsAE Co, Broadway, and others.
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iAdvertsemsnt
Neryoss Dehjlity, local and general, Mental DO

,,,,op and Los. Of Memory by ORIGINAL aud painless
tssrt anssDi by lisa VI the 'o Of ns, by The incom
parable IN shis specially LARsosr Phyrsn and surseon
fuhor &C. No oi7 Broadway, up stairs New Ycrs rcm
M 10 M and Tu+sisy and Thursday evenings rom TO
e.s he tep dIeds Of stincAis In his popular book
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ADVERTISEMENT

Ladies, IS well as gentlemen, may obtain Phre-
noloecaI Charts with full written descriptions Of character by
FTof FOWLER No 300 Broadway daily, from d. m TO p
Ladies' always IL attendance. Examinations strictly pyete
VII desired.
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ne city sspsr. sssis made sppcsien and shs tina ss'
"a mo the hemng presence OF an oncia Who
va -, 10 undsssnd member OF the Board OF Man,
1904 ON submission Of my grievance this uroane oncasi
70 inform that In applying to the press is "a
- 49, committed unparSonabls cfense that the proper
ss Rave beea to 60 cap Ia hand and humb beg adais
49, rhrr than demand right; ID the official imrpse-
49, AZ thee rules dpepoent Of Webster the press o.
- eer known authority and that my sdmson sterse much
rsy would be matter Of extrunie Dissatisfaction 70 the
,-~1srrr5sl dignity Of thai Institution.
Ec MI Eoior however repugnant this exposure nsy De 70
- ,vf3e Of ofiria ccnsol deem Il my duty b make IL not
~ ant Of respect individual feelings but also out Of
t<Id popular right and the exposure does not p,es the
It's opinions and prevent others situated
cr FORMING concerning this almost Inaccessible ins itution
-. Sooned only disappointment have yet thst
Dc pscs improper Of information, and that official
lsr and ignorance independent Of It's opinion
40 10 only line Of conduct acceptable
he authority that crinng s-rty When have resigned
I'd shall expect 10 receive from such
fr,Als the iirl Of admission 10 this institnson.
Respectfully, AN APPRENTICE
K<sc York June 5. 1850
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[Adyertiscrcnt

OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRING WATER. me-
dsua onaties Of this Water fully shown In th tesimo
nas from ply scan and other respectable individuals which
nav be seen on application the Agent Dealers supplied on
liberal terus No Mater genuine unless procured from H. W.
BosTwcE Sole Agent, Metropolitan Hotel Building No 57
Broadway.