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THURSDAYS wFAruER RrpORr-g an.
SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE.
PORT or Egw.YORKu""".."JOL

CLEARED.
bteamsh-Brfmeu NeTualer Bremen; Nerrmac Nmmernn Rio
JaurirO Dg1 Sherwood, laIu4i e Greene, Havana Niagara
Haaemin, Norfolk &c Galcls Walden Boston, SaIsh, jones
Pl.sleIIiis
S.iP--W. T. Storer Cunningham Liverpool
lll.-Na br0ru. Hopkins, Bugu0s
bu-s1ue Star (BTl EelrlF Gibraltar Tor 0r'ers Eza fBr)
lean SuT Cove A. s. f. Careuc ) bolertv, AuK Caves Harry
Ni~l toi CIrcaa; Melos, Grgs5 Hauon (Bernudi Abby
TAaiter, laus Bangor
ss1ooarrsC CBr) Mcra lend Demersra; Ruth H.
Baker knight ior;su"uh ~ M " Ir a'og, Holmes hewnt en-
Annie H.tcrlr, oenlH, Chseo1f g. 10 Johnson VOLS Wash.
rgou n G. lllrisu Norton IlatgHrt; E ~ Browning Iuy-
or Little Iyr lrrUr fsa Cook, nIaH1a l-l Laacca 5eyeu
LToucis (HEl Porter. Yarmouth n.
ARRIVED.
Brig LEONARD Myers Ik Au1o D. r. p lly molisses LeG 20
port luF Iarshs l1r Sew lpr le. rly re5i..
Scr hrTurr Bskfr NJ end m0lls3e Le.
g. q. IFaus f.r Ata-io-s. sail Juiv
SflL NJ. g. Hathaway. Cole Narh1s days. Uller.
bcbE james Bliss, Hatch Bangor, timber.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
H0IvE,s H0LF JAY 2lAruTe. gHr. Walter Tharnik from
Porto - ua. Baspai James Ponder aEj D.cur Oak
Philadelphia irr Boston. sophia E jameson, aorkaud fr CITY Point;
Lucy Amr irnuuuI r o.spDrt; Montana. uorr for Boston.
Iasr0s Ju- 2'ArEt se..sI ia. lrI from moIr dsTEs
George Treat le'Hr.s EHa Ne ragf .a Asua Glasgow; big
Ellen Bernard. A.a L,ssusy ,u oI.t,Ds Baltimore; sl s
g. H Tiorusa Ponce Cla h. Wi4l. l.iOu, ~ c. War Lase
Baltmo E John Price, Baltimore
SPOKEN.
Jy t @ H. lon 90 H. Ja- Excelsior On NewYork bound for
f.tIs
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoEK, Thurs

NrW- YORK, Ihursd0y1 july 20 =.
There IS dullness everywhere, IN tne Sl'3 ei'2
"a o,, ~, IT, Indeed holders Of landed properly -,
srs in r. and auctioneers, might by common -. se,
Forsco transactions, Improbable are 'ey n,,no
weeks to come. Until the middle OF Auga. viii not
:, een,,mi the sales that are likely to be "Uo tc
ano ., much time or space to chronicle To-eoy q, NV NV
TTegapre there was little else than talk indseu III @
q Knot OF speculators gathered to discuss tn'
of the apprUaching season.
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No I Vol. (. of The Daily Nco Merlcdn
N,h1 M ~ a. santa Fc July ., has just been received
his Is the pioneer daily Journal ot ffT 1Mn6sSed MG1S by
Mander6eid A. Tucker, and bears AT inc htad VI 80
COLUMNS the names OF tho republican eand'4Sls5 ' sn
h au a. well edited and bids iar to bold respect
bio nnsition among the live newspapers OF tue gIe"
Western country,
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SrgnI 2loiitrs.

IN PARTITION-SUPREM COURT of the
sr Am. of -YORK-MAIY T.. NORTON against hbNALp
X NOTOS EussELL hoEIoS Lieeuior. aga iig'ie @ & On
der th. win a. HENRY D. NORTON. dDcrsei aLi -l 'lh N'
TON and EDWARD LOWDbN, Infants under ODE ae OF ~ lea
pursuance Judgment order Of me Supreme N,H'. oi 'I
ka M ev.York made above entitled action. J. he sub
scrber the referee said order named Will Sl h fID"e az,
ti,u Al the Exchange haeruu. a. NO ll broadway W N'
90 Of Ecw.Yofk on TUESDAY. the rhh day oi september
la AZ y ocock noon Of That through JAMES NJ MlLl Au
tre.r tb following described pIc.e5, viz A th certain piece 81
isu togsber the building thereon erected situate n me "
- Lored aud described follows 90 Wit. beginning ~ 4
t on tie outherr eide Of West If secondst, iA I'' '
is,c fo the cfsry eide Of eiraye aud uuu thence toll
eri' e with Sttlave and partly through party wall 100 feet 3
10 te center line the block thence easfey along nd cent
linz of be block thence noer}. parallel Wild hiH' "
psy through parry wall 200 lset inches TO TIE toniIe W
tc,5t 5f thence westerly along The fou'ie line NJ lil-
e5t 20 feet 10 the place inning "natd The Zi y o..
D,'i,,5 ''''' D.. HAWLEl. Referee.
F,'a.y ecor~ Caowptr paIutfs Attorneys JfL laHtHF
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ylOtitts Of gmhruricp.


IN the DISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED
j STATES f5r the EASTERN DISTRICT Of PENNslb'AHlA-
GEORGE g. EVANS Of Philadelphia bankrupt having peloa' JOY
s ,re alleging that no assets into the bands Of the
.gee meeting Of creditors win be holden the 2 day 0iAuEa''
1903 D o'clock before ihe kesie i9u.sI A'lon .
Of Philadelphia tlai The 81 " 'I t
Irst NAV be- fsei aud business OF the second ali d %
a reeU.fed The 21 AID liA sccuUut o tr ~, o o
gs maY be- transacted The Register N" ceitiy trI It
las eo4forpe 10 bis duty. hearing VIII also Dc bad On
tb m iav of pcrr l6tl before TIE said Court al fla
l0 oc,ft an wien parties interest show again tt h
charge WnUrs, ne Hon John Catra.le Jl'ge o M t H'
'' '"' 1''' '-''' q. Il. ION, Clerk
lssaLI Attest EnwwT cnA'E Register. J,l. lae2. t-
TV RINKRUPTCY Y-Dstrict Court of New
i jersev IS AT New IruuweL ts 4l dry Of July AD l r
NE Iesby gtes o Dis appointment as Assignee ~,
ROBT SrASLY PEBRlSR Of tie village o. spoot,Hood J.a, o
aud STATE of New Jersey within said dh e. VINO is U1o
- t-,,r,~t --N'-f'' 'f EOBT. NJ BOGGS. AtsgLse.
m, IT, C,.Sit,r. ~ the BANKRUPT New Bunsslcs ~
TN BANKRUPTCY.-D Court OF New
Jersey 49, Al New Brunswick hs ~ DAY Ju a. ~. ~
T is, dives = bis Gpp0LtMshi AZ Atgnse ol
JNO BELLIS oftit T0wlilp Of tltd, Lro C9ulJ % ss1 90,
District Who las been GJndged baAAiuP'
mon s onn Petition by District Court Of sad DiliieL
KOBT 81 BO6GS, Aiaguse. sabtEHsslek ~ j.
To tie Creditors vi tbe bAnAfaHI
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Judge I'lS1 anu state Coyer 100 aaes, between II
%hnssa SosSn a3 ad P1o a5S % @ poaavoy 'of of o
joining M" sa,r0gJ' ,r TT ,IoIrr Geo Mertt, W s. Cur
arts. be.,.o @ Tbr tract Of lard is now beng sur
scSs sc9ss each preparatory to SALE o3a g on u the HSa Hudson
giblo and beautiful sites for re51'D''' Wv
EDg.~
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Rrrr1prs nr pROnnCE

Per Canal DssSsb. d1d ltItr0rd
JuLY 02f300 bush Wheat 40 bnh Corn 1902 bash Oats
W. oT, Seed - bush Beas 2 bb Flour q bales Cotton go
dds hesl l8 hbs Petroleum. Go o Crude Iupenihe "a hh
9 q kss Asnes 1876 pigs Butter lGl pigs Cheese - psg
VI aAe W nbs kggs 6j1 bales Wool 10 bses hofs l9J sizes
@ SO iLd Tobacco, 10 bOxes and Iobscoo S oaHs
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..,. 80 ,,vr-Tp Salem. Mass. n few

Presence OF MIND.-In Salem Mass Mass q lew lew
t,,,, n runaway horse was dushlng mp 'rAlaiat az y
S", -, when n we'll dressed lady rushed h ltoll o..
HIM with her sun.umbrelia spread, ana h0utsJ5a y
l ,. tnc frchtpncd animal The horse, thns adddehl
lVN'lut t'' ,ort dawn on his hOuuches, ana was hepl
HERE by tine lady until the driver came up ana TOOK SnS
of his team. The lady quS'Y ""A1N -" do '''''7
suotb iug unusual had occurred
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6ilp gtnl 6siat, fer saIs.

City gsal 6stat, fer sal,.
John i. CHURCH g. JACOB SHARPE,
so ~ FINEST.
Real Estate Brokers and Ancionesfs
sNY she Couiy PROPERTY SOLD RENTED; LOANS nsro.
CHURCH SHARPE. No "a PissL
HOUSES TO LET and for SALE.
AA CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
MONEY LOANED 0N BOND And MORTGAGE
KING L Co
corner ThIlylahtl slI1sFs (slIih EaAsSaI Bsntl
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NTW-lUTE-
PoVr-TInFsf OFfICE. 80 ~ Wi..4msLj
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
- s-ri'a af le A rlei AHni l - euHhsi 40 Acta
tt,l....i BOO Ha,H- c.ff O." to sl t mtr ai f.4 AfH
ev.Ia1uuH Irsr rHFag uulcr
t.r fa.... i i. examinations sill
DID,. ..s. tus BuL. ou u1ta said
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Sutton Sats Of 8taI Gstatt.
J. JoHSsoS r., Aucuoneer.
DY JOHNS ON g.. NJ ] LLER
- AUCTIONERRS AID
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No. - NAssAu-sT.. CEDAR-s1., NEw-YoRE

No - kAssAu-sT.. COR CEDARs1., NEW. loRE
CITY Residences Lots bought SOIL
rented changed Loans eToate fFuare &c.
WEDNESDAY. July %, at II O'Clock.
IrDIlwar ard Williams hnrgh,
Absolute Partition improved SOUTH kNTlST AMI GREEN
POIET PROPERTY by orr Of the supreme Court Theodore T.
jackson. esq. Referee
No l69 SOUTH NINTHST, Viamsburgh 3story, hh soop.
basement cellar brick HOUSE Of 10 with modern i'm
proyrmeuts iu excellent order
ECKFORUST Num7rave Gree1p0ut. three well built
tgostory aul basement bc HOUSES With brown usoue
trimmings
Maps terms and particulars oce Of THEODORE JACKSON
ESQ., Frsst corner Broadway Nlansbuh or JOHNSON hlr
LEb No % NasssH-st. ~ Y.
DUBLIC SALE.-A Rare Chance for n Capt.
aI-rhe Subsorhcr will sell public ssl. SATURDAY, the
lst Of August l83 hapls two O'Clock % M1r'us Hotel The
town of Hancock Delaware County NrYo valuable Farm
Tract with good Sswm attached containing o5l
Land III, mil REGIS Greek branch OF the
nrs the This OF tho best
umcreI tract. country, having bad but vey c Of
Some acres % of h.oek bark per good roads
ana through The ropei te ntplAe and ccar Of rrlmbauce
sale absoei conditions accommodating, and made !uo 40 iy
W. a. pAN-ON
Parculrr reference Dr1gevaer PoOnr- Ducks County Pa
J.. r. Titus Haucocl, Delaware County. NY.
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At a meeting Of the Western Medical and
Surgical Society London Dr. Martyr stated that Tho
decay OF teeth due much TO insufficient use during
the formative process 10 any other cause. Human
teeth are intended grind grain. hut Ina civilized life,
nom the cradle upward, they have really little oi their
natural work 10 do, but cookery does II for them In
course OF time "all tire Latin parts rs the lrhman
would call them, degenerate, and the teeth give way
Dr. Martyr recommends navy biscuit as substitute :oF
bread.
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%ousts mo cfarus G2lml,o.

NETANVED-A cheap country place, on bort
preferred fr months Address Responsibility Cob, oics
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Sl1rblt anO sllt alaattls.
AUGUSTTS TABEH s. BRO,
y I-r1srsHs tsu NHoLEsftE DEtLrHs ~
TAIrtS AsD AIEMCat hAEH.E9,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS. ho 1il "airrs.. N'n. York
NTAEBLElZED SLATE MANIELS,
IVA Il ..elt ga..t.J l.I at ID. PI-.s
Manufactured BY
THE pI&EI1N SLATE co.
Also
H.-gl1 TieI Cier.s, Baths pod siaAs,
BILLIARD TABLE IiNr,
c.h- r'a.a and arzl slate lt. 90 orl-r Aue1I 4@
Crsrl,s aal sl l-.ef-tsry. Middle Granville NY
f,lur. sI .e. Rooms sn Esltseltlat, between
-'- ELEAzEE JONES Manager.
NTNTBLE MANTELS-The best place IN the
lfA ,v to purchase tarie Nautt. OF aa latest an. a r '
prices ftA KfABEyb yarac orEs. Nos i and ' 4 .i'
hear fe NraYok Mautas pl up a ile rolllf l1l is "-
NyCsREIFIZTD SLATE MANTEI.S. half the
~ 4 mice ol Marble Sead fora catalogue T. H. hl E"Ah4
no GOJ S.I.l-a,e between Ilthh and lh.Il,-,lll sa
MARBLE MANTELS, Monuments Head
" uu-s m great vafe'e. reduced prices kAbhfa Manu-
soy itrit Maties put up m '-e 'olul
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?Nrooblpn Stal Gslatt for Sale.


grooHIgn Stal Gslatt for SALE.
! GPLENDID opportunity to invest @9,GJO in q
- comfortable HOUSE ai large LOT IN Wa'msbargh YIN pay $40
excellent eOalon gG9i tenn4i' ,5 Ts5 ga3,ans.d Zee
l..--.--.-..----s.s..
Coprtn Seal Gstats for SnIc.
A-"RUTEERFURD PARK HOTEL"
Il ON PASsuC RIVER,
ONLY 45 MINUTES FROM CITY VIA ERIE ROAD,
NOW OPEN,
with
ELEGANT NEW FURNITURE
MODERN IMPROvEMEETS
MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY; BATHING BOATING and FISHING
diagram Of rooms p aeu-ane. ISAAC HERBERT Proprietor
4 SUPERIOR FARM of 10j acres for SALE,
By Central Railroad NeuJeey. Large house 10 rooms;
very outga.a, with foot Of waste low or poor land
on llG arm aP 4Ic'S 5, 't-Ins "a tDlA & & r % M S is &
F55t3 Wl exchange for NcEio or hrooAl % property
ATOHANGE, N.J-YILLAS, VILLA SITES
- and ARMS great VARIETY beautifully situated one hour from
ne season or or YEAR by BLlCEWELL SMITH No 2l3 BoadwsJ
NevY0rk 9to n i oa1ge corner Nam aaa cone-is 70 .
4 NJ. WAY We I, 4 GO, Co., v., r-n,.u,., y
sye large rmas Of AHS T9l otter ISlene' to ie v2Tyns
an tHz The buyer end seller osetar to make their own
L.la
dealing refer the Hon Marcus j. Wand, Governor
William b. Tay'oT, exp NJ, No 30 Piue.st, N y City
A IL WANTING FARMS-Good soil, mild
IA climate q miles Of Philadelphia only a25 per
Also improved Hundreds settling Information seut ee
Address C. x. LANDS. Nue'ud, NeNJerev
A RARE CHANCE.-Spleudid Manufacturing
IN Porcrtr r Sae-Tig premises lately ocr9nelb jersey tV
Window Glass Cor2'ny n clyaa Point Neylesey two mile. from
either The Jev C m C2nu'iray f-1e s.ng O., e very irEe
Bui-v with Furnaces. frterug Ovens Steam Engine,
Mills also Tenement Houses together with e lease twenty
three % Acres OF Ground The property Is situated
Nev-lok Eay With splendid Water Front aHi good PER- and b.
altogether desirable Is1l Tor any heavy ctulug bus
For further particulars apply o. THOMAS POTTER,
No. lo' Iud-1u-st, Jersey city
4 7 YONkERS-Spiendid COTTAGE FOR
n SALE. 100 feet psza ri'ervew. YoUAANS, looAers
CHEAP and VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
- easy termsOHv so month Another meeting 90 enable
parties h0sc Woods De- Wit three miles " Now
lof viii t- eia Nl tl Ns No lJj BoFtry FRIDAY NIGHT
July %, at 8 o'clock The public ave rti.ei
ELIZABETH. n J.-3j minutes from New
E. YORK. 80 each way daily desirable respect for resi-
.es agi ba,a.s. g.s A .t, Of a. l,, o. fae 2a4 TO
and No 2l Boas; Lzayeih NJ CiJ and County Properly
wanted
- Nf4... .fr... Il
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DRPARrAgSr OF TUB INTERIOR,
Pension OFFICE, May ~, Isis
Application having been made under tho act of
June y, $50, for the reissue OF tho following de,
scTibed LHId Warrants, which are alleged 10 haya
been lost or destroyed Notice is hereby given that
at the date following the description VI each war,
rant new certificate or warrant Of like tenor will
be Teissued, II no valid objection should then ap.
pear:
No. q, 22o for l6o acres, issued under the act Of
March 5, 1853 in the ngins Of kellogg Perry, nd
was granted November IL, 1856, August 5. lS6S
No 4,uol, for lbO acres, issued under the act OF
March ), 1875, in the uamo of Harrison Corum, and
was granted October 2, 1855. Septcmbrr5, ISIS.
NO 2O for u acres issued under tho act Of March
3, 1875. in the name Of Clemcnco Haley, widow OF
George HALEY, deceased, and was granted Nays
1876 August y, lsiS
No, ~, 2tG, for la acres, issued under the Act
February II, lsE, in tho name OF Willis Leath
father and her-a law sfClark b. LeAth, deceased
and was granted May 20, lslD August y, isspS
No; 7S,S2, for 100 acres, issued under tho act of
March ;, 1875, in the name OF Alexander Berry.
bill. aud was granted March q. lS1s July Is isiiS
No o., lS7 for 100 acres, issued under the act of
Andrew Record, deceased, and was granted July
Y, 1877, september ~, 1865,
No. $751; for l6O acres, issued under the act Of
February H. ISL, Ia the name OF Elizabeth ThOmp-
son, mother aud hetr-at.law OF Daniel MCAlister
ThompsOn, deceased, aud was granted September
| ", lSH. september 20, 1873
JAMES A. MORGAN,
Acting Commissioner
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USirEn STATES PATENT OFHICi

WAsHISurOS, Juno 10, lS6s
On the petition OF WILLIAM THOKELEY, OF Phila.
delphia, Pa praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him the 18th day OF September, 1881,
Tor an improve ment In Safety Washer for ScGuri
wheels TO ANles for seven years from the OXplra-
ton 81 said patent, which takes place on the 10Th
day OF September, 1885
Is ordered that the said petition be hoard at tho
Patent office on MONDAY the Slst day Of August
next, at u clock, ~ and all persons are notified
10 appear aud show cause, II any thcy have, why
said petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing tho extension are required TO
die In the Patent ONCE their objections, specially
set forth In writing, At least ftocHtV days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony dled by either
party, to be usedN the said hearing, must be taken
aud tram in accordance with tho rules OF the
onicc, which vii! be furnished On application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon tssti-
mony, must be hed In tho Office tteslty days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, vital.
tFH days after hling the testimony.
ordered, also, that this notice be publish In the
REPuBLIrAS and the htsilgeHctr, Washington,
b. e.. knd In the Age, Philaiclphls, Pa, once
week for three successive weeksJ the hfst Of said
publications To be At least sixty days Preyi9qs to
the day Of hearing, A, NJ. STOUT,
iu9'TuSt Acting Commissioner " Patents,
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THE coUHrs.


0EIMINAL CornT-Judge Wpie.-The court
met At o'clock Yesterday morning, and trans
acted the following business; ..I..g.-1 ~.
TUE RATE GAsE-oALLowAY CONVICTED.
commit ssd fTo% WITH ,rs1. 70
The Court charged the jury, that if,they
were satisfied Z. that on either Of the ocesslons
nnger upon the girl without her consent, and
Pn the ne hnst pe oonvistsa.
then he must Dc acquitted; u they could not
they. could not convict him Of simple assault
and patteryi Tor the consent or acqufesccnee
would excuse as well ior a simple assault and
battery, as Ior an assault and battery with In
tent 70 commit rape.
The charge was OF a horrible offence. The
PROOF OF me youth OF the girl was complete.
ner parents are Germans, and not 90 exeitable
as our own people. An American father, under
such cifcumstances, would have slain the man
Iounu on ms uaughters peg. rms calmness
German eharaeter, and might account for the
calmness OF the tather. The Tact OF no out
cry or communication TO her parents on the
part OF the girl In this case does not operate,
az IL would In case where the rape had been
accomplishedj Tor, 10 that case, the want OF
such incidents would be fatal; but here the
Jury could take into consideration the mex
iscts their iull weight, SHOULD not consider
them them az Al conclusive In favor Of the limo
oenee OF the accused: .
IL the jury believed that the girl was equally
guilty, they must acqutt the prisoners but they
were to consider the extreme unlikehood OF
such guilt on her part; for II 1t were true that
girl so young was SO abandoned, IL would be
marvel.
afterwards with verdict Of guilty as In
aicted.
LRP TURNER'S CASE.
Leven Turpen, charged with the murder OF
Thomas II. Kellaher.
The case was set for yesterday, and upon
the close OF the trial Of Galloway was called
for trial.
Mr.. Merrick stated that Mr.. Norris, his asso-
elatc counsel, was sick, and that he would not
like, In his absence, to proceed to trial; he
asked short delay that he might have an OPP
portunity Of going to the residence Of Mr.. Nor
ris, and consulting with him.
Mr.. Darlington said that, II there was to be
| postponement, he hoped the case would 60
over until Monday.
After some delay, the case was adjourned
until Monday.
Adjourned.
,,,
EouITrCounT-Judge Ohn-This court made
the following orders yesterday:
Brady vs.. gibson. order to show cause made
on Glpson.
curtis CT al vs. Smoot. order confirming
trustee.
Adams ct al; W. Smith. Order confirming
| auditors report,
Cstheart vs.. Oathesrt; Order appointing J.
3, Cathcaft guardian dd Hem.
| Brent ct al. a. McSheTFV ct al. Guardian nd
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ZION LIVER OIL CREAM,

French Preparation, which preserves all the
nutrious and medicinal qualities Of the pure OIL
Ii free from all offensive taste or smell, and
being agreeable to the taIte- easily digested, thus
anoTdinE the patient the full bcuoat Of tho quantity
taken.
IL readily taken mixed with water, thus avoid.
Ing the use Of whisky or other expensive OF hurtful
addition
Is recommended and prescribed by tho Medical
profession, Price 81 Bottle. For circulars, send to
HYATT Il 90. 10 CnrIlAnlI II n Y
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COMMITTED FOR GRAND LARCESY.-Wm.
Crutchheld, colored, was arrested on the 9Th
instant, by Ohieer Horner, of the Fifth pre-.
bits, n lot of springs, bolts, SC, valued at
sGl. 10, from Messrs. Coyle Il Bros. planning es'
tablishment, on the canal, between Thirteenth
and h-and.a-hAlf streets. The &C.
cused had q hearing before Justice Harper,
yesterday, who committed him to Jail for court,
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ELECTION OF OFyICERs.-Yesterday after
noon the stockholders of the metropolitan
Street Railway assembled at the office OF the
company, corner of Seventeenth street and
New York avenue, and elected the following
named as directors, they being the same set OF
officers that served during the past yeAri J
W, Thompson, President, WIN. b. Todd, 5. =
Brown, NJ. q. Emery, Alexander X. Shepherd
Lewis Clephane, and Moses Kelly.
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the Rev. L. l.. Stoddard, Tyler of the Masonic
Hall, with his wife and two children, who
were on board the steamer City OF Boston,
when she collided with another steamer on the
Sound, have arrived safely at their destina-
tion Ia Lawrence, massachusetts. Rev. Mr..
S. was In his state-room at the time Of the col
hsrth an. n danneS iiis.rressrv r nttea an.
other on his wife, seized his two children, and
rushed on deck to take chances for = life-boat,
but, In few minutes, 1t was ascertained that
back to his state-room to gather up his cloth
Ing, when he discovered an industrious Pill.
lager making of with his coat, In the pocket
OF which was all his money. The property
was quickly restored. After waiting for some
hours In great peril, a passing steamer took
the passengers on board and carried them on
their way rejoicing.
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nEPARTMBNT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ uSITEpsrATEs PArESr oIIi9E,.

wAsHINaroS, June %, 1855.
On the petition Of JONI J. WEEKS, Of Oyster Bay,
X praying for the extension Of patent granted
" him the 26th day Of September. 1854 which pat
snt was surrendered, and application for Reissue
made in four aiyisiOns. f9r an Improvement in
from the expiration Of said patent, which lakes
place on the 18th day Of september, ls6s:
Il H. ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the It'll day Of
September next, at Il o'cloek, IN and all persons
are notified to appear and show cause, II any they
haye, why said petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required to
yet forth in writing at least tosrty days before the
to be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the Jules Of the
Office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relled upon test
inony, must be filed in the office ttOsntU days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any.
within ten days after ding the testimony;
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
kEPuBLroAs aud the IntsliiDencsr, Washington,
D. c., and In the Atlas, New York. New York,
inca week for three successive weeks the first OF
said publications to be at least sixty days prey ous
to the day OF hearing. A. NJ. STOUT,
isg-ThM Acting Commissiouer of patants,
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DECEAsE or AN Old CITIzgS.-We regret to
announce the sudden death OF Martin King,
esq, an old and respected citizen Of the Fifth
ward, which event occurred on Tuesday after
noon, from an attack Of cholera-morbus, though
1t 10 rumored that II was Asiatic cholera, The
deceased was In the oath year of his age. Mr..
King was born in Montgomery county, Nd,
In the year 1904, and came to this city when
quite child. He was a printer by trade, and
served for long time with the late Colonel
Force, Thirty-slN years ago he entered the
office OF Adjutant of the Marines az clerk,
was q member OF the Association OF Oldest
Inhabitants, and was universally respected
for his sterling worth and upright character.
His funeral viii take place from st. Peters
church this morni ng at o O'Clock.
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0PPIcERs INsTALLRp.-The following OIL.
cers-elect Of Seneca Tribe, No. IL, l. o. r. NJ.
were duly installed last Monday evening. al
Lewis, Sachem; L. V. Orreli, Sr. Sag.i r. A
Morris, Jr. Sag; W. s. Olive, Chief OF Re-
cords; N. Funk, Assistant Chief Of Records;
L. Edwards, X. Of WAmpumj Repre- sentatives
Olive.