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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trans leave
foot OF Corandt. for PHILADELPHIA at and II 80
NJ IL m and p. m, and u midnight; for hALIiso'ts
aud wAsHyGros at and lli3o p m, -aa , mo
night Military Tickets net receivable In the " III uan
For other particulars bils a. Offices
NETWORK and NEW-HANEN KAlLhNAD
N NETWORK TO NEWPORT. ,,,
On and sner SATURDAY JAY l. l%o t"o uspy uains
will leave New York. from corner OF FOURTH ". a NJ
Hsvea NevLondon and nston to last Sreelwleh ~
,s innS,.,.v on The arrival Of the trains for Newport
.Gdf vail q nile. down "S the oa
GlousS - 'DS ''' JANIS u, EQIE sspssiaispssas
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains will

NOERIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
WI PhNY-Foot Of BArcsyst.-On ana after yuhS -,
r.u ,.jns for HAcketstown and intermediate sta
ton. Vii ,e.ys al $50 N. Mail EXPIRE for all atiou'
.s.t Of Milburp Ut ll0 p Norri.own .Apress p m'
"e'' VI ~ S SCiIOCH, Assistant Superintendent
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miscellaneous.

ALL SIZES of NEW EASY WALKING
N CRIJTCHFs NOW READY.-These Psteut Elastic
Clutches arc acknowledged the best chesPe
made the aged young male or female an1 0
PHYSICIANS find them valuable for many invai ~
wl as the lame Also in curing kheumstis speedily ~
he Patent Elastic Tops be ht;edo " othes
NJ BAH benevolent persons end assoch scan ha.'
Patent Elastic Clutches for presents at eot p'ies
No 90 Beecksrst. few doors east OF a-N
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Amusemen:6.

RARNUMs MUSEUM, ...
BARNH TSt MUSEUM
for a limited period At
WINTER GARDEN,
WINTER GARDEN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sArTRD1Y. July -
4 AsTERSSSs :: st g. 3; k kyESiSS
THE GREEN MONSTER;
THE ThE G GnEES M MoSsTls;
THE WHITE KNIGHT .T iSD GIANT e W %.ERIos
ssLESsppIIDD sSESEss S S9sFTMEs ETC. ETC.
MAsSTFIeENF B DEsoUEakET
". B. MARhIsoS' Comic aud E1tsmposensou' Singer.
T II HTS s E the ,y NgS 91d f p6sifTEs
THE GREAT LIy;S cgE I.ss. ~ ss,,Ds,
NOVA SCOTIA GIAIT GIRL. over feet high
" ''' % TIif e eEReAssIss FANNY
SHzi4S fSSh4 #Hr Y so $SE SzS
DOORS OPEN AZ o'clcsk
Admission 20 cents Cni,d.en under ten Is cents
Parquetie aud Balcony. 81 cents.
Donstions Of cURIOSTIEs TO tire New Museum received
at cHlNEsE BUILDlNG. No. $50 broadway.
NIBLO'S GARDEN. Begins att o'clock.
ls TaE &c fHE aif2
hy TEt fSsEe AAR EF TIE
HUNDREDS TURNID AWAY NIGHTLY UNABLE 10
OBTAIN ADMISSION.
THIS SATURDAY EyEYINo, July 20, ard
after the most TFRR TaEGn An xMET SIs.'''' TOT mo
grand spectacular drama in three BY M Dion Bouct
cauls and r. H. House, esq, entitled
ARRAH. poo UE;
Or. TIE WICKLOW WEDDING,
the sole night The production of which has been purchased
'0' 's"i TIE fis 2AsT I" Essf1EcIyLLY SELECTED:
Nil. Nj osEta GES oRToS sHH sFa n M F9ST
nj, The ehf " s ssnsa y NJ Moron. T. o. sua
Holmes. Charles Peters ". scass, w: Jani.ou, Charles T.
Paroe, jr. w. H. Dsnvcrs, Misses Maria Mseaer May
'"'' THE GRAND scgNIcAL EFFECTS,
by H. Hliard, J. Thorne, William, Hiiad, j., and w.
EL 1esa AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES.
rRoFEk sSI; JANET ASp a ila
MECHANICAL coSrRIyANcEs,
by o IHha,Sp ~ s"d ,, T,.i;,sn''
by W. c. Levy author Of Punchineo Ac under the baton
0i '''''s' D. " AL ENTIRELY NEW
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
w ~ TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
Of the
TALENTED YOUNG IRISH COMEDIAN,
Mr.. DAN BRYANT,
onses crowded to efoying TO witness bis wonderfully
nalar. Io Of the nsh characters Of
THE IRISH EMlGRANT
HANDY ANDY,
In which no will appear every evening suqroIted ny tne
.ayorite ertstes MI Charles Fisher, Mr H. whining Mr.
Warwick NJ Bowes. Nj brown, Mr.. HllyaId Mr. VIII
ams Miss lone Burke Mrs Jennings, Mrs. John SETON
ard the entire strength of the company
In active PREPARATION, entirely Irish Dra1a, repee
with uteresting incidents and the most powerful enect,
written expressly for Mr.. DAN BRYANT, by Me.ns. r.
NJ .oder and T, Ii. Mcnono1gb and entitled
SHAMUS O'BRIEN,
THE BOULD BOY or GLlNGALLt
A Tale OF 49,
DRCADWAY THEATER.-SUMME SEA
ID SON under tine direction of SAMUEL CCLVlLLE.
The young. gifted and ascinstns
MISS KATE RElGNoLDS, 90
whose the decidedly brilliant character ~p
On FRIDAY and SATURDAY, July Il and ~
sppesr in ,u,,,> ,,,.,,, r.,.crxps
NELL GWYNNE,
ia
RIVAL ORANGE GIRLS,
GhNEM THE SLAVE OF LOVE.
SATURDAY, OF 2 O'Clock, MATINEE,
ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT 49,
MONDAY. July a. first appearance OF MI W. H. SFO'
LEY SMITH
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NOR CATsKILL and CATSKiLL1 MUM.
TAIN HousE-stesner THOMAS POWELL ie we
NswYork for Csski rc@ foot Of sxruRpnYss:
n M ,i.nSins SATURDAYS at West Camp snd Maden,
cling with from Csss. to Mountain
and (;ilbSa Leaves Cetskn Tor Ne"'ioiA '"o>D"'''
wrbNpsn Ys and FRIDAYS at p. M
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6teamboats and Railroads.

nor BRIDGEPORT.-The entirely w" s,' n'i -,
II o'clock noon THIS DAY and daily heiosi'e'
with all the usual trains.
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Urn GOODS.
A. T. STEWART & Co.,

nELANO LiFE-PRESERVlNG NESIS.-
Every perfon travelling BY water, soinz on boating
fishing or yacg expo don should have As they are
aye ,rest sd TO good swirner and viii support these who
cannot swim. .
No 347 Broadway. corner Leousrd-st
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NTI,cApA FALLS, WHITE MOUNTAINS,

NIAGARA FALLS, WHITE MOUNTAINS,
IF,.nron Tickets to Niagara Fells, River & Law
renee with IL. Thousand I.and. and haPd'
CIanIi say.osa nc, DO hsi At msch reduced rates
for hs Iannd Tip the General Agency o. the Grand Irdnk
"a ~ Nj. Iina Steamers No. Zs9 Broadway. opposite
$780,. W., - ~ EDWARD p. BEACH. General Agent.
mop yORWALK. landing at WHITE
Il sroyr and GRE ENwICH.-The Steamboat JOHN
RowER vii lesve Pier No 10 East River tPeek.sipl daily
IsrndaysrIespted) at y O'Clock p. m.
NORTHERN X. r., of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Trains leave Jersey City for Pienoni SEQ M y;ls
m lis q m and Az p. and 70 On Saturday,
ii,i5p q. The gl3A ~. and 4n p N; run through 10
1ea,sr 1HQk w. DEHAkEsg, SapSSiDtsadsst
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
ROADSIDE AID efter MO.'DAY, June 5, 1875, trans
"A, ibn,y end Toy cinneciing with Northern and Western
trains vii Leave Newly ORR az follows: 4,
7y0s m--via Hudson River Railroad, Ihifietn 81 snn
Tenth ave- connecting with trains for Saratoga and Sharon
Spnng-. r.,., :, NJ, r,,.h
III a myia Harlem Railroad, Twcny-si1th5 ait Fourth
ave. connecting with trains for saratoga Sharon pfnsec'
and al Chatham with train' for poin's East, ,
pm-yia Hudson River Railroad, connecting VITA Trans
for Saratoga 49, -,f. =, IT,,
~. m-l!i Hudson River Raroed, connecting al Troy
VII train fer Montreal with Sleeping Cor attached - -,
,,.p r-vis Harlem kiiroad, connecting Al Chsthain
with tis for Lebanon Springs Sleeping Gar a''aon.a 81
AlbsBy ,,,. c.,, sor,
Yors 10 Buffalo and suspenon Bridge without chshse
This train runs Sundays. . 80, q, =,
ar, attached connecting Albany AID Troy with morning
traiu. Tor North and West. Nm. h. NANDEkblLt
"A'" w. Nice-rresid-nt.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trainsl leave Depot foot

AZ Of ChamDer.-sL. via. Payonia Ferry:
NJ Day Ertgess for Cansndsi.ia. Rochester Buffalo,
Salamanca and West Connects buffalo With LAKE SioIs
snd Grand Trunk Railway and at Salamanca With Atlantic
sud GItst Western Hallway. - .
$50 a M. Mn and Way Train daily to Otsvils.
10 IN, Eapress as, for buhsio' Connecting Win Lake
Shore Railway 49,
40 m Way Train, for Port Jer,is snd Newburgh
:, M Ei.ht Express for Csnandsgua Rochester bnnao
Salari anca ADD West
6p b. Lightning Express, dpiy, for Cenandaisoa oshe,
ter bue.lo S.l.mincs, Ounkiik and Wes, Connect,
BnI.o with Lake shore ana Grand Trunk Rs~oy1 andH
s,,u lre. Nth Atlantic aud Orrs. Western Railway ,
IN, immigrant Irain daily Tor Buffalo Salamanca Dun
RUGH RIDDLE. G,nl supt, Eew.fork
VIZ X BlRI ienl Pass ! ,rn,. New- YORK.
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,TEW.YORK and NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD
1885,, SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1865.
COMMENCING MAY IS, iCb3

PASSENGER Station IN NewYork. corner Twentysevemn g.
"a Fo,r,h.eyc Entrance on Twenty SeventhsI
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WILLIAMS e. GUION. Nc. n walls
WILKINS 4 GUION No. 70 BrOadwa

ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
~ THE GEHERAL TRANSATLANTIC C0MPANt'S
NEW LINE OF FlRSTCLAS5 MAIL STEAMSHIP
PETWEEN NEW YORK AND HANRE, CALLING AT
BRFsT ,
The first splendid vessels this isyoate route for the
Continent tho following:
WASHINGTON .......a e0l tnas..... go horse power.
AYETIk........a.Us tuIs....... yt-horss power
EUROPE .............a2.i 'nps Y'srLor,s power.
NAPOLEON II...(S Nearly ready. ~, lohosa Do.'er.
sT. LAURENT. .....t Building. ..Gra. power.
pEREIRE. (fuildin sD.........Gres' rowrE
WILLIE DE PARIS. .tBuildug) ......... Great power
DEPARTURES RON NEW. YORK
EUROPE. FRlDhY................Juy p
LAFAl EITf ............tKlDAi. Augns; 10
PRICE or PASSAGE IN GOLD.
fIRsT CABIN, : l23 sFcoSD CABIN gu
including table wine & Z either class.
Passengers intending 20 and o. t.rt vii be furnished here
with railroad oouponilcsc- aud their b1rfge CHECKED %
Pans additional change OF % ior tr and ior eond'
cas-.
Medical ancnddHce free 81 eil,oe
For further Information Gpp.y 10
DO. MACKENZIE, Agent.
80. : Broadway, Neal ,rk.
~ Psris 10 Boulevard des Cspacines lGfsnd Hcei'.
At ilAyr., WM. ISELIS x co.
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING Al
~ QUEENSIDWS.-ile lnn@n Lane sa!hns senr"ssf
y c.lryns tie United states Mails. - . ,,,o =,
CITY or RAJ more. ....;; .sAiuEDAt' .SLy -
Ci1Y o. ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jolly ~,
.KASGAFOO ,..-............. "WEDNESDAY, AUG.
and .nccs.di-s SATURDAY and WEDNESDAi,
At noon from he. No. q, Moth III er.
RATES OR PASSAGE.
FIRST CABIs.....,."sso siEERAOE.,'..'''''."s
To Iondcu.......... IS To London........... -
T, prs. ............ I05 TO Psns.............. ~
Pa..elseu sl.o forwarded TO Hswe Hamburg, Bremen
kc.. % moderate rates
P...sre by the mail sesfnsr,. sailing every saturday
r.ysbe ~ sad P.scre by the .e~eek steamers payable
IN United -'si,s cI.leucr - g.,
s<rrsr. p...ae. nom Liverpool Qu-snsown. 80 gold
or N. sqssseni Tickets be boash hefe by persons
.endng f-r their friends.
For rthsr information. apply at ii. Company Offices
John o. DALE. Agent, No. ~ Broadway Sew-i OH.
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~" NKw.YoKK, July H. 1865.
nIVIDEND.-The Board OF Directors nave nave
lJTT1s nav declared an INTEREST DIVIDEND OF
FINE ~ CENT on the old Stock OF this Company and
ordered the payment Interest from May - ON thc new
J. C. GOODRIDGE, See'y.
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CLIFTON figs Insurance Co..
No 10 BRoADwAY)
nIVIDEND.-As emi-annual DIVIDEND OF
~ FIVE () PER CENT free Of Taxi has been declared
payable demand. JAS, b, AMES, IT,, Secretary.
As~xs1s Joy = w. ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-04

PREPARATIONS FOR Political FIGHT IN THIS
STATE.-The democracy are preparing TO enter
the canvass in this State with unusual zeal. A
large amount of money has been already
raised, and John Van Buren, opens the cam
paign at Albany tomorrow, and intends to
make q tour through the State. He will
prosecute the work with vigor, and will no
doubt have q grand array Of assistants What
is the other side doing? Who have they got TO
pit against Van Buren,? Where are their lead
ersf Who do they expect will marshal their
forces during the canvass! Greeley is used
up, and has gone to St. Paul to ascertain the
price Of butter. Weed has played out and is
devoting his time to writing out his past
dreams, fighting his old battles over, since he
cannot get up courage TO make new fights, and
bothering his head about some clerkship Of no
account, as If that was all that was to be done
in the canvass. Raymond does not appear to
know what TO do, and, for fear that he will
make mistake, has dropped the whole sub
ject, and has gone of on an investigation of
chills and fever ald preparing essays on the de-
parture Of ship load Of Massachusetts women
for Washington Territory. Can II be that his
attack Of the chills was caused by The sudden
departure Of 80 many Of the fair sexs
All this does not look very fattering for the
success Of the rspublicsn ticket While they
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Fire i'm South street.

BURNING OF A LIQUOR STORE AND TENEMEN1
HoUsE-Loss ESTIMATED AT ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
At about quarter tn twelve O'Clock last night hro
broke out the liquor store Of Jacob Lambert No. 100
South street. Of Oliver street Tho flames spread
with great rapdity and destroyed the whole Of the In
terror Of tho and stock Loss estimated at about
81 OOO said be insured Tho building Eve storoa
and tho whole Of the upper part occupied by am
lies sixteen in all few OF them succeeded in getting
out any portion of their furniture The greater the
families had retired bed and many OF them barely e.
capped with their lives Several or the inmates were
off by the IRE ascending the stairs Ladders placed
against the building, but were found mot TO DO long
enough to reach the windows The affighted inmates
then made for the roof and In that escaped and were
taken down on the adjoining building. Up to the
time OF reporter leaving no lives were lost that wo
could learn The tenants lost pretty much all their FUR
nturc their average loss will be about three hundred
dollars for each family. We learn none were insured.
The names Of the families are as foows:-Mr. Ward,
Green, McGonogan, Riley, Miller, DAILY, Murphy, Comfy.
Brown, Constantine, Comfy and four or Ave German
families whoss names we could not ascertain. All the
tenement part Of the building was pretty much
burned out The estimated loss the building about
$40 600; insured. The origin Of the nre Ii considered
mysterious. There some remarkable circumstances
attending il, which tho Fire Marshal will investigate.
Captain Thorn, Sergeants Kelly and Wilson, OF the
Fourth precinct and platoon OF men were quickly q
the premises and kept most excellent order.
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Meeting Of the Cigar and Tobaccs
Dealers.


The German association Of cigar and tobacco dealers
and manufacturers whose object is to secure an aers
ton the tax law by Congress- held meeting yestcr
day afternoon the Seuben House, for the purpose Of
making further arrangements to carry out their scheme
The tax on the manufactured article Is to be abolished
and TO be levied the materiaon leaf tobacco.
Mr. Raeth presided In regard to the reorganization, IL
was announced that In only district a reorganization
had been effected and therefore proposed TO aban
don tho district organizations. and TO form con-
solidated organization of the tobacco and cigar doai
ers and manufacturers. resolution to this
effect passed by n unanimous vote. The executive
committee authorized TO make the necessary amend
ments TO the constitution. Permanent officers were
elected composed OF Messrs II. N. Raeth, President;
Charles Schmidt. vice President; - Peesch, Score
tary; Schroeder, Financial Secretary; and T. Diet
rich Treasurer board Of trustees, composed OF nve
members was also elected follows:-Messrs Genz A.
r. Moores s. 9. Herr, J. Sax, H. +. Evers, and r. n
Gentzch. -
Mr. Moores proposed that the association should
forthwith communicate with the commission ap-
pointed by Congress to inquire into the opc-
ration OF the tax laws which holds its sessions
in the naval ONCE at the Custom House; also TO
call another convention OF the dealers and
of the different States TO be held at early date In tho
city OF New York. similar TO the held at the Cooper
Institute the 7h OF December Of last year. for the pur
pose Of uherng the interests OF the trade and carrying
out the objects OF the organization Tho Executive Of
the Tobacconists National Association at which the
necessary for converting the National Convex
ton Of Dealers and Manufacturers
The meeting adjourned subject TO the call OF the
executive committee
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THE UNITED STATES TEXAS INDEMNITY BoSDs--It may
be Of interest to the dealers in public securities to know
that all Of these bonds which legally put into
circulation by the State Of Texas endorsed in &C
cordance with the requirements OF act Of the Legsa
turc Of Texas either by Governor r H. Bell, e. NJ
Pease H. r. Runnels or Sam Houston, before the ordi
Of secession Of Texas After the rebellion the rebel
OF Texas placed sundry Of these bonds in
the hands Of rebel agents to purchase military supplies
aid in the rebellion. number Of these have boon hy
pothecaed and accounted for by ahless agents
Judge George W. Paschal, Of Texas, sent by Gov
Hamilton, Provisional Governor Of that State, to
investigate these matters The result is that although
few Of the bonds not endorsed had been paid before the
arrival Of Judge Paschal. the circumstances un
satisfactory that, upon the protest Of Governor Ham
ton, further payments have been stopped and invcs-
gation ordered Judge Paschal is stopping at the
Metropolitan and would be glad to receive any nforma
ton in regard to these bonds The Judge is well known
TO the mercantile community Of this city.
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THE ARMIES SoLDKR.-A lecture which no doubt will
be highly interesting to be delivered at Cooper Inst
tute Monday evening next, by Miss Susanna Evans,
for the benefit OF Mr. Alfred A. stratton young soldier
who lost both the assault Fort Stccdman Pc
tersburs, Va in June, 1854 He sergeant in Of
the New York volunteer regiments Governor Fenton
says Of the gallant fellow, who is almost boy, ~
knew him when he was not armlcss; q poor honest
orphan boy residing in Chautauqua county, this State
He went into the service upon small pay and with large
patriotism His situation appeals to the liberaty Of
grateful and generous people" The title OF the lecture
Ia uThe Soldiers Empty Sleevesn
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City Intelligence.

MrsIc THE PARK.--The Park Commissioners announce
that the Park Cornet Band will play on the lake this
afternoon, commencing at half.past two o'clock and
cantnue until hafpast Ave o'clock, should the weather
prove fine.
HAVANA PARcKu -Bomballer Co.'S Express notify
all persons having packages TO their address at the
ONCE Nos 40 and ~ Broadway, 70 send for their pro-
perty within three days. after which time will be sold
AZ authorised by the law OF the State or New York.
DIR. CnApm's NEW CHURCH Church Of the Divine
Paternity is tho TO be given 10 new ednce for
Dr. Chapns congregation to be erected at the Of
Fifth avenue and Forty. street. The stone
will be laid the 11th instant which occasion Dr.
Chaplin and Row Drs. Sawyer, Bellows and others will
oicate and the children Of the Sunday School will par
ticpate.
Oprcms or THE BOARD o. Prior COMMISSIONERS A
meeting Of the Board OF Com missone Of Pilots held
yesterday At their once 90 South street. for the purpose
Of clectng officers for she ensuing two years Russell
Sturgs, President and Francis Perkins, Secretary.
unanimously reelected
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Aui< About the Purchase and Sole OF Rail-
road stock.
SUPERIOR O0URT-rART I,
SUPERIOR U0URT-FART I,
Before Judge McCunn.

Before Judge McCunn.
ocr s.-Jsreni.ah @. Hamilton w. WsnhootA s.
Butler According to the complaint In this the
plaintiff about the 26th of April 1884, purchased
hundred shares Of the capital stock OF the Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Company fot
the risk Of the defendant for which he paid
the sum OF thousand Ave hundred and twelve dollars
and fifty cents; that few days previous to said pur
chase he had received thousand dollars from the de-
PENDANT for the purpose Of making laid purchase, the
agreement being that the plaintiff should hold the stock
when purchased security for his payment that after
the purchase the market value Of the stock declining
and becoming insufficient as security, the plaintiff
rendered tho defendant certificate for one hundred
shares Of the stock with power OF attorney to transfer,
and demanded payment Of the balance due thereon.
which the defendant refused: that In consequences
Of this refusal the plaintiff sold the stock at public
auction with difference between the price of purchase
the price of sale of $50 co. $3.50 90 over and
above the sum paid to plaintiff by the defendant The
plaintiff therefore demands judgment for $3.50 Co. with
interest from the 9th day OF May, 1864, and costs
The answer admits the agreement with plaintiff, bus
denies that the painm purcnaseu me STOCK ID accoro
their Understandings that II the purchase waa
made was the 23d Of April at the rate OF ninety
three per cent for 50 3O0 that Immediately there
after the market value advanced to 105 making its value
$40 500 which the defendant could have sold at prone
Of 200 but that the plaintiff purposey concealed the
the purchase and converted ii to his own use ana
subsequently sold II without giving the proper notice or
receiving the authority OF the defendant Tho
occupied the whole day.
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APPROXIMATION MATINEE There will be another ma.
tnes at the Hppothcatron this afternoon The perform
at this house OF the most enjoyable character
The manees afford excellent opportunity for ladies
and children and families from the country to witness
equestrian acrobatc and panomimic scenes which are
cqualled and have been surpassed by any
tabshment in the United States.
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HERRxASN.-Herrmann, IN pursuance Of his arrange
in other Cities perform here for only few
nights morc that is TO say Thursday and Saturday
OF this week and the same evenings next week, when
he will exhibit his extraordinary feats in
ism the Academy Of Music. For the past two weeks
he has been deghting the Brooklyn people, and will
appear there again this evening and Friday II any
does not make it point to see Hermann 1t will be de-
cided loss the absentee. couple of hours be
better spent than at his soirecs