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Gutlerg, 6aromare, Sc.

A A. THOMSON e. Co., No. 2l5 Water-st
Pa,s Sheet Iron Zinc Copps Vie Block iiu spelte Leed
sc Also Tnners Tools aud Machines, Tsh .heJ onor fos
sale ct the lowest market prices
EULLEKs PATENT IRON RAILING for
il Houses Chuiohes and Cslueteiss 13 cheaper than old
I,ylss JOSEPH l.. LORD j., Agent NO. 40 BTosdsay
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Boots. ghofs, &t.

TADIES FRENCH SHOES.
JEFFERS Of No SO Broadway would respectfully solioh
the ladies Of HswYork and from al parts Of the Union to call
bis elegant assortment OF french SCOTS ana
sHOEs and embroidered Toilet and Bridal SLPPERS Prices
souans1Nurate with the times.
G.O SHOES and CATERS at J0NES's Nos
Up and Ann style, AID warranted to give
perfect Satisfaction
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THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
Il no Il West lith-st.,


Eov IN It's ortyHrst year reopens MONDAY, September
with eSsy advantage the education youth 10 both the
and higher branches in ancient and modern lam
gusses, bookkeeping and all othr departments Of complete
school TO urgent desnos for increased
dsoI the hoolbudng his been condderab enlarged dur
ing the sunni vacation The Rector is assisted by twelve
teachers AID thus insure to each scholar duo
share Individual Pupils received a. all
and thoroughly prepared for college or business -
the faculties Of Columbia College aud the
New Uuiyenity and to the following wek PARTIES
whose have been tie Rectos instruction The Rev
DIS Feu Spencer Hsnsd and ilhpa the Rev. Nessfs
sou Joceyn Lille, 5. M lsaacs, and Imbis Judge
Fink of Jersey City Mayors We.teyet and Haye1sye
D E. Il. Van Wiki J:ha MILLER aud Ch,rle' Hensehs
T. Connolly g. Butterworh, Stephen p. Russell
VIM a. Evsrt. Peter 5. foe A r. Walsh James Marsh,
b. Beknap Charles n Tslbts Robert Carter George d. Brod
head. sc.
Circulars contsIing full particulars may be had at the school
Parents Who wish TO place thur where there viii be-
cesy change till they hsve finished their education and ID
for them sound instc thorough mental dsc lGe
and correct MOI al training art invited to all
O. 2. QLACKENBOS. Rector.
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90 Ubom it flap Concern.
Cost ano fonn6.

EOLJND-In Morrisania, on the I'd OF September,
N a WATCH The owner have the same ~ proving
p.ops Il, and paying ca penses Cal at No. I95 sN a
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INTM. Ii. LEGGETTs CLASSICAL, FRENCH

w and ENGLISH SCHOOL. northeast OF Broadway
ard l2| Sl be rsoPeued on MONDAY Sep. 10 Circulars
at LockWotds No s1 Growers No OBS Segres No sl5
B,sdwsy aud at the Tohdenee Of tho Prnepa No. 2 Ohst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-04

ITO LET-The FOURTH and FIFTH STO-
-aax WI. lpbed ana suitable for light manufacturing, d.
gueireotyp Also, splendid PAhLoR oFrlohS n'
floor. NJ. III Chan bersst Apply TO - a. o,-,.
"' GEORGE BRUCE, No. 10 CbambersS st.
mo RFNT-A MACHINE SHOP, Nos. Us ard
70 Water.,t Brooklyn with IL horse power ecgns sthes
drills and every thing hsed for shop OF the kind The too
most of them, are as good new loquite o. 49,
~ John BENSON No IS Oldsip N. Y.
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Ghaures tor Business Glen.

ENOR SALE or CHARTER-The Fast-SailiIg
IL ST amer ENUCH OE AN for sale Forfurtner
psculaIs apply the undesgOed at fulton Market slip
VIM M. SMITH.
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NOR SAVANNAH and the SOUTH-Ths
Il steamship HUNTSVILLE, C,pt ,hn rost viii issrs
Pier No. H. North River THURSDAY, Sept. ., at Rn
Passage to S.-annah, with accommodations sed Obs
through tickets to New oLleau. $40 75 Mobile s9, as
gomery S25; Memphis { 81 IS; Nashville $40 IS; Knsx'
VILE s25 50; Chattanooga as Albscy &3si Coumsss
s2l Atlanta sal Macon, S2o Auguta sl1 so iscadt.e
carrisge fare In Savannah IL b. CROMWELL 90,
No. SO West. H. and No $50 Roadway
The MOUNT YERN ON succeeds en- SATURDAY, Sept
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Horses, Carriages. &C.

TORSES CARRIAGES, and PONIES Tor
II S.IT RsIonsipg 70 l. N SINGER, esq., who Is s9out
- 1vs1 in Emope Can at Carriage House. NO % "s'
sth st., near 5th-sy
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NETWORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE CO.
The subscribers 20 the stock Of this Company hreby
notified thst the FOURTH lNSrALLMENr Of TWENTY
PER CENT hss this dag been called for by resolution OF the
Boad OF Trustees sole before the 9th Of September at
the office Of the Treasurer. William Newmaa No 70 Pearl
VI FRANCIS NJ. FRENCH President
EDWARD CROMWELL, Secretary.
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MISS RAND will resume her JUVENILE
w CLASSES for BOYS and GIRLS, on MONDAY Sept
Ic, q. No. l54 9Th ay
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TNHE MISSES GREEN Will reopen their
Il SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES on THURSDAY Sept 2is
No. ! sthsy first DOR from Wpshngton square.
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MUST be SODA good BUSINESS, long
WI established eced ~lth the Ohcs Of Commissioner
fer eighteen states This aud VIII be
sod Cheap Apply to COMMISSIONER, Room No. 2, Com
mou " saith Fire Insurance Company No Wallet.
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TNHE Collegiate and Commercial Institute No
IA West l9h.ss viii open its htsenth year Sept TO-
JOIN II. BROWN, A. ~, Principal
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NEKMAN AMENICAN INOIIIUIE NO oUJ
" West dtt Tbs school conducted the mott approx
German psn OF eli .ne ficul
ties mind the yscal perfection sndthe mo.we being
OF its pup Numerous hisay ihed lescher native aud
in the English Uerm4n FreLch and Spanih
Department. Boys prepared for business college Sep
psiit ut for In which pAn and ornament NeedewOrk
in psrtmen There few vacancies foi Bldisg
Pulis begins no. Circulars, giving full nti5u
lar. may obtaiLed lOCKWOoDS No all Broadway at
WESrERmANN'S No 40 Broadway, and at the Institute,
X. DULUN, r. D., H. GERCKE, Z. ID.
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INTERESTING to DRESS-MAKERS and
II LADIES g-neTsly.-Mne. DEMORESTS respectfully an
Grand Opening Of trimmed PATTERNS
of entirely OesUtifu PARIS DESIGNS 70 this FALL
aud " INTER FASH ms Magasn DIES Nodes No 40
Broadway Brsnches-No $40 Canat No. 1874 Perepontst
BtooAyn No log ChesDutst Phsdelphs; and aso in all
the principal Of the Unun New and beautiful shapes for
MsEl.s Sleeves Wrappers Basques Cspes, and Childens
Patterns u great variety
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Il and FEMALE SEMINARY, No. 1871 Aien-,t, near Rtv-
ipg.on viii open MONDAY, Sept To- The institution has
front and separate yards for each dspat Mt
PIya instruction is given ia the Commercial Branches and
Ia French AID Music. CHAS W. NICHOLS, Principal
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NOR SALE, at YOnkers, on the HudsOn-Fin
BUILDING SITES, of ten eaon commands
'A''A'N' w MANUEL T. BoLSER Yonkers.
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MRS. WILLIAM WARD will receive into
WI her family at TANGLEWUoO, AUBURNDALE,
MASS select aud limited number Of YOUNG LADIES' tor
INSTRUCTION In all the branches essential to complete
education.
Algebra and the higher HaIematcs, Astronomy Chomstry
Geology my Natural hitoy Rhetoric Logic Natdr Ia
teuecuul Moral Philosophy Latin French German
Italian Music vocal and instrumental Drawing aud Painting
Practice in Co shzLic ard GyHnssic Exercises under
special teacher viii be expected from all the pupils and faci
will granted to those Sshng instruction Ia Dancing and
HotsmAnsLip. -
Mrs Ws1os niece Miss WHITNEY, recent graduate from
the Seminary will disde vita her the responsibility Of
general supervision AID Instruction aud tho best u Professors
will be employed IL the several departments where their
vices will b. required
Circulars containing foil particulars BE- obtained by sp
plication to Mrs WARDS address, Auburndas Mas
RKYRKHsCKs:
C.. G FELTON,, President OF Harvard College.
Judge WASHBU Rk Law Professor OF Harvard College
The Hon EDW ARD EVERETT Boston
EGOoV. HENRY J. GARDNER Boston
Dr NATHANIEL d. SHURTLEEF, Boston
PETER COOPER, esq, New YoIk.
The Hon. ROBERT J. WALKER, Hoboken N J.
GEORGE N. BRIGGS, A. NJ, Lassel 5eadnary.
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DAKINER WANIED, --Elthtr ACIIFE or
III SPECIAL PARTNER WANTED, with $50 900 to $4,000,
20 foIu . ne hous4 in tue DOMESTIC DRY GOODS Com
MISSION BUSINESS TO mmenee the lst December or
snusry peHt The advertisers psc s mercnants one
stndI awiLg from ol1estsDshod mouse the Other now
IL bsaus ana have geth.r S5OOO il cash They hsye
large me of GOODS no their manufacturing friends Address
X Box No Sl2 Post OH Communicate i'll be stictly
cOnhdeLtiAi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27

II Seward, and that bis heart had been Get upon nm
for the Chief Msgstrscy the Uncn but mat the
tonsl Convention AT Chicago had Ia its wisdom seen
fit 10 put in domination another man. an equally !rus
and able Republican, AbIaba Lincoln lcheersl; tns'
however much he had been attached TO Mr.. Seward,
be wac too Old Republican had served too long un-
der the leadership Of Henry Clay 10 lay aside per-
sona preferences and let principles, not men, be ma
rule OF action and that he would be guilty OF one OF
the greatest political crimes not to cheerfully put his
shoulder to the wheel and asst in placing the tall man
OF the West in the Presidential chair Great applause
The meeting was then addressed by the Hon. CHAs.
II. Van WYcR Of Orange County, who ably rehesrsed
the actions Of the different Administrations In regard to
the Missouri Compromise line; how il established
under the great championship Of Henry Clay, and by
the acquiesct nee of the Administration Of James Mum
roe--it was then considered good and sound Demoo-
rscy; that he Mr. Van Wyck) thought that what was
good Democracy then was good Democracy now, and
that Mr.. Douglas the who cast the firebrand
into the camp and opened anew the Slavery question
Of New-York was introduced and made most pow
erful appeal to the Old-Lne Wings. He said he had
voted for Henry Clay, and also for Millard Fillmore;
that be bad always acted with the American party until
now but that he was not willing TO be sold ont by the
Messrs Brooks g. Co. TO the enemy; that Abraham
Lincoln to-day stood precisely where Henry Clay
stood with regard to the great questions of the day.
when he was the leader of the Wing party He called
upon Old-IIine Wings to stand by their principles,
closely examine the record Of Mr.. Lincoln and said
that in him they would perceive all the ability, the
scrupuous honesty, rmnees of purpose, and devotion
principle and to the Union, which requisite for
the vigorous administration of the Government. His
speech telling one marked by great earnestness,
eloquence, clear argument and candor.
Mr.. Andrews was followed by the Hon. CHARLES
l. BEALr of Columbia and Mr.. Gro. G.. BELLOWS OF
New.York in able and eloquent sppealsfor Lincoln and
the cause in which we are engaged.
The meeting most enthusiastic, and successful in
all respects. II was envened on the occasion by a
fine band from Newburgb, bright moonlight night,
cloudl.ss sky and another meteor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME COURT-CHANBBRs.-J %.
THE JAPANESE RECEPTION.

MOVEMENT TO EsJoIs THE MAYOR, CONTROLLER, AND
COMMON COUNCIL FROM PAYING THE BILLs-THE
GREAT BALL - COMMON cOUScILaEs CHARGED
WITH SELLING TIcKETs-CoMMIssIoS on THE no.
TEL BILLS
Levi Chsthsld sg the Msyo &C. and Robert Haws Con
The plaintiff tax-paye r, in behalf of himself and
other tax payers has served notice Of motion upon
the Mayor and Robert T. Haws that he will apply for
an Injunction to restrain the defendants from paying
any Of the bills for the Japanese reception and partic
uarly that of the Messrs. Lelands. In the aidaviS
the plaintiff alleges that he is informed and believes that
the Committee Reception and members OF the Com
mon Council sold tickets for the ball at prices ranging
from to $780, and appropriated the proceeds to their
own use; that the money of the taxpayers is pro-
posed TO be taken to deray the expenses OF said ball.
and yet taxpayers who could not obtain or would not
buy tickets were excluded that the bill of the Messrs
Leands amounts to $9l OOO but the plaintiff alleges,
on information and belief that the whole expense Of
the Messrs Leands did not exceed $4,000, aud that
II was agreed before the bill was allowed at $9l 900
that the Lelands should pay to the Common Council,
or certain members thereof the sum Of 33 per cent;
that II is the intention of the Common Council TO i'm
pose and assess said amounts the taxable property
of the city, and that the Controller intends to insert
the came in the tax levy; that the Common Council
have no right to expend large to entertain guests
or to make any arrangement to carry out the fraudu.
lent agreement above set forth. The plaintiff demands
that the Common Council be enjoined from levying
any of the $lO5,OOO at which said expenses have
been allowed and that the Controller be enjoned from
the payment Of such amount.
The following are the notice Of moti)n, and the
complaint of the plaintiff upon which the application
viii be made:
Upon the complaint, and upon the affidavit hereafter
be upon shall this Court Special Term
thereof be held the New City Hall in the City Of New
York the frs! Monday Of August next st 10 o'clock IN Of
that day for order Of Injunction during hs pendsney Of this
action restraining and enjoinng the Mayor Aldermen and Com
mSnAiy Of the City q from passing OF adopting any
ing taxes in 'ad city aud from the payment Of any part Of the
expenses Of ceils entertaining the known the
Embassy and particularly from paying any part Of the
bill claims made by the Mess Leland Of the Metropolitan
Hotel against said city connected with growing out Of the
keeping entertaining said Embassy and so restraining the
Controller OF aid city from paying any OF the bills which may be
rendered receiving and entertaining sd Embssy and par
cuay the bills claims Of said Lesnds for such
and for the ball given the 18th Of June last q The
Hotel. L. 3. CHATFlELp
To the Mayor &c. In Pesssn.
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NEWvJERSEY ITEMS.

NEW ESGSE.-On Wednesday Committee
from Engine Company No. of Jersey City, visited
Philadelphia and purchased magnificent double-deck
engine which Is said to be lsvishly decorated and in
every way superior machine. It viii be brought
home two weeks hence, when the Company are to be
honored with fitting reception from the Department
This Company have in their possession an old goose
neck, and the fret engine ever used in jersey CITY,
it having been In active service since 1920.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
PAVING TENTH STREET.

SIR: Under the head of I" City Items in your val
liable paper this date there appears short and sandero
municstionned by A Taxpayer In Tenth street-in
tending doubt, to mpeach the official character OF AID
Starr.
Now ST. also claim to be residents and taxpayers on
Tenth street. and feeling that great injustice has been done e
Starr the honorable and upright members oil the
Board Aldermen have had for will endeavor 10
enghten the single "Tenths,reet Taxpayer" all we possibly
can that may remain In total ignorance Of matters
concerning payers Tenth street at present and has
been for slengh time in very bad condition petition 70
the said paved with Belgian pavement from the
Fifth the Sixth avenue recently drawn up and signed by
twohId, the property This petition we then asked
Aid Starr to present the Board Of Aldermen which he very
promptly did the next session. Then was referred 70
Committee and believe the said Committee have not report
ed as vet Thus do how contract could etimaey
BE- signed for cleaning before any action whatever had
been taken by the Common Council.
We would here that this all Mr. Starr knows about the
bonus paving Of the street Perhaps the Tenth street
gentleman that the Fall election is approaching Is trying
to manufacture eeconeeng document to jre Mr. STAIRS
CHANCES for reelection But In this he viii fail fer Geo STAIRS
official private character Is well known here and abroad
to by such abusive ephetss applied In your cor
Z, spendests disniaed message.
MANY TAXPAYERS IN TENTH STREET.
VI I,iv
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CorrFR-PLA1r THEr.-Edward Il; Ensign Of No:
Is William street complains that fe.eI n
Zap Of Cssis valued At 500 The thief confessed the S crime
sDd sd that he bad sold the plates e s psce was i'm.
nsdseJ searched and the stolen Psse IecossyI d aod
Jpstcs Veil iscled bo.S ths prisoners Op 70 sus~ef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
CITY ITEMS.

After long weeks Of drouth the welcome rain came
yesterday to gladden. the husbabdman and help the
City Inspector 1t poured down in torrents, accompa.
MED by vivid lightning and heavy thunder, and COM
petely flooded the streets. At intervals during the
afternoon other showers fell, sufficient to give the
ground good soaking.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
ADVERTISEMENT
THE GREAT EASTERN AND BARNUM'S MUSEUM.

We verify believe II Bsrnum could navigate the Crest Eastern
10 the doors of Museum he would IL for exhibition
he has engaged every novelty worth seeing this side Of
The Atlantic including Budwos Gate Woods) Minsres the
Giant Baby the What Il 1T Living Skeleton Sea Lion Aqua
Happy Family the Abnoes and thousands Of other attractions
10 arnuse, instruct, and delight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board of Supervisors met yesterday President
STEWART in the chair. The usual bills for County ex-
penses were received and referred.
A resolution discharging man appointed In May 70
on the ground that be had been discharged from the
Metropolitan Police.
Mr.. PURDY supported the man and Mr.. DAVIES
thought it might be referred to a Committee.
The resolution was then put and lost to III.
resolution offered appointing as Inspectors and
Canvsssers the persons elected such last Fall 1t
gave Use TO discussion and referred to the
Committee on Public Charities and Correction.
writ of mandamus, granted yesterday by Judge
Leonard, ordering the Board of Supervisors to show
cause on the 9th Of August why they should not raise
the moneys due TO the Commissioners Of Records was
read.
Mr. PURDY thought the greatest danger to the county
was coming rom the Judiciary He said TO them-let
the legislative bodies alone. What did Judge Leonard
know about what was proper action for the Board OF
Supervisors.
Mr. BLUNT said that this was the fifth time that thii
application bad been made They had been beaten
with the appeal and now they had brought it up in
this form.
Mr. DAVIS said that as this was upon the members
of the Board individually he thought it should be semi
Immediately 10 the legal adviser of the Board.
Mr. TWEED moved that, when the Board adjourn, il
adjourn to Thursday next AT p. m, and that this
matter be referred TO the Committee on the Civil
Courts to take the necessary steps and report at that
slime. =, 80
for the quarter ending June 80 s59ll was ordered to
he paid.
MIR. BLUNT moved to reduce the amount paid for
transcripts of convictions sent to the Secretary OF State
from 50 cents apiece TO 10 cents apiece.
The Controller sent in his estimates OF additional ap-
preparations required for 1860 amounting TO s2So'
Referred TO Committee on Annual Taxes.
After considerable discussion on some small bills, the
Board adjourned.
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ADVERTISEMENT
OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRING WHARF.-The me-

dcina Of Water fully shown in the Testmo
physicians and other respectable individuals which
may be application the Agent Dealers supplied
liberal No Water genuine unless procured from H. w.
BosTwICK Metropolitan Hotel Building No 574 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
Advertisement
EDWARD III. DIl

scape and Operating and Consulting Surgeon No ~ h
Office conutons the obscure diseases Of the pelvic
yscera Rupture Piles Vsncocee and fsula radically cured
without tire knife hgaure Office hours from to g. to g.,
and TO evenings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27

SEREsADE-Col. d. s. Gregory, IT,, OF the "a Regi'
msnt, Hudson County Brigade, was ssrsnadsd ct his
residence in Jersey City at late hour on wednesday
night by Dodworths Band, at the instance OF num-
Der of bis military friends in New'fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27

ACCIDENT IN PRINTING OFFICE.-A lad named
Leonard IS years sse seriously injured In the printing
Office John Williams No. is Spruce street yesterday morn
ing He PLAYING with piece OF cord with spnoose
one end other he had attached to the shang The
machinery motion aud the cord being drawn sudden.
w. caught in the dragging him around the shaft
ing drawing his thumb from the socket aud breaking his arm In
places The machinery slapped as soon pos.ibe
after the accident and he TO the City Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27

FANCY Cutlery.
D large variety Of

FANCY CUTLERY, embracing o large variety o
Pen and Pocket KNIVES Of the most AM
patterns many Of which have never been before I'm
ported For sale by j. 8. SAUNDERS, No. Astef place.
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New- York, July &c, 1860.

BuRGLARY-On Wednesday night the millinery
store No Is Division street owned by VIM Kahn broken
robbed Of $500 In cash and silver spoons and other ar
tcles Of lverware valued at 1900 young German named
Charles arrested suspicion by OH
McKnnon Of the Seventh Ward and committed by Justice
Brennan examination Comfort formerly employed in
the store and Wednesday afternoon pryng about
the attached the building None Of the miss
ing atcts found upon HIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27

REWARD d Co.,
PATENT HousBYEBPER's RIFLE,
IsPALLIBLK INSECT POWDER
and VYRNIS DESTROYER.
The only truly reliable articles 70 eIteIminate Bed6ug'
Principal Depot No 1877 Broadway. Sold by all Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27

ARREST OF A YorSG FrcIrWE.-Al Lad named John
WEIGH arrested In Jersey City on Wednesday aisht
charged with being concerned In robbery q, No lOi Atlantic
street Brookyn on sunday night last The accused admitted
he Wa taksa tbele tal sSamiosti2a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27

TIE SUSPECTED SLAYER KATE.-Nohing further
was done 10 regard to this vessel yesterday or the
removal of the remainder of the cargo. The vessel
bas been thoroughly searched by Mr. Deputy Marshal
Thompson, in company with Capt. Faunce and a por.
ton of bis crew Of the revenue cutter Harriet Lane,
from stem to ttern The cargo has all been removed
to Wheeers store.house where il will remain until
it as been examined and action is taken in the
Courts. Mr.. 7. will probably enter upon an examina-
ton of the cargo next week The vessel ia in charge
of United States officer, and is permitted on
board without an order from the United States author
ties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27

R.pr spoRr.-A party Of ak gentlemen were re.
II. On s.bins excursion at Kelley Pond Snnder and N
.2sre they caught % trout 30 OF which weighed when
S,,s..sd and clesged for the pan, 2t pounds.