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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-29
VIlIlERGIHy BOOT 4 sH0I HOUSES.
The LARGEST and CHEAPEST In the
United States. .,....
No. 1Os W.. baltimore, ST., neal rfolii-
aay st., and Corner Eufaw and
~ saratoga Street.,
BALTIMORE, Md.

n PRESENT for the convenience and refer
L ence of my patrons and the trade generally
q new Price List for FALL and WINTER
STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES, in all lead
ing papers throughout the United States. The
prices have been reduced, and possessing supe-
rior facilities In the purchase stock at lowest
cash prices, am enabled to sell BOOTS and
SHOES, wholesale and Retail, lower than any
other house in the United States.
Fall and winter Price List.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-29
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
For all the purposes Of a Laxative

Perhaps no one medi.
cine is SO universally
required by every.
body as a cathartic,
nor was ever any be-.
fore SO universally
adopted into use, in
every country and
among all classes, as
this mild but efficient
purgative Pill. The
obvious reason is,
that tits a more relia-
bln and for moro ar
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-29

Misses and Children's Shoes too numereNs 70
mention.
Gun DEPARTMENT.
We will positively sell Gums cheaper than
the manufacturers, having purchased over
,aoo cases durinp the Summer months at our
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-29

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING
CURES; so QUICK, so RAPID ARE THE
CHANGES THE BODY UNDERGOES, UN-
DER THE INFLUENCE OF THIS TRULY
WONDERFUL MEDICINE, THAT
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
The New Structure on Nassau, Fulton and
Ann Streets.
THE MOST PERFECT AND SECURE EDTICE IN TIE COUNTRY.
SPLENDID CHANCE FOR PEOPLE DESIRING OFFICE ROOMS.
Banks, Insurance Companies, Merchants and
Manufacturers Attention.
- tlsE . -
MOST PERFECT AND SECURE EDTICE IN TEE co


y in
o
be by the n
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
II during the week ending Saturday December ~
Is7e, will close at this office on Wednesday at A. M,
Thursday at II A. NJ and saturday at II A. ~ and
IAN. y. II. JONES. Postma aster.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28


ITAIR HAIR HAIR i-SIIAW'S PATENT HAIR,
IL equal TO human hair be combed and brushed
Switches 60c human Hair cheapest and best in the
market; solid Switches yard long, $3 French
Switches - Curls 81 and upwards; ladies. own hair
dressed 2 latest styles always hand. 352 Bow
cry, between Fourth and Great Jones streets up stairs
and 3S Sixth avenue between Twenty second and Twen
ty.third streets up stairs.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

TTNIoN ADAMS 4 CO.,
have manufactured, expressly for the present
Holiday Season,
House Coats
Smoking Jackets,
Robes dc Chambre,
Railway Rugs.
Travelling Shawls,
Silk and Merino Underwear,
Gloves in Every Style
including
Buttons, Buttoners and Cleaners,
RevillOn and Chasscur Braces,
Silk and Cashmere Mufiers
Linen and Silk Handkerchicfs,
With Initials and Monograms.
London and Paris
Sleeve. Buttons, Studs and Charms.
Umbrellas and Canes
&c., &c, DC.
Elegant for Presents.
637 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


AxUsEHENrs-sEcosD PAGs-First second and third
SSnE ssxsoS-snsosP 'fSEsis FasEssearis column.
BILLIARDs- -sKvExTM P!cE-sixth column .,.
soARP and LondSo
sRooHSYS sRooHI.SIYYSs REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-rIasr PACE
BUSINESS NESS 'o'oP PAcr-second
BusIHEss sorIcEs-Fnrn PAcr-Pinh and sixth col
CITY 0RE'i NEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Frssr PAG.-sizth
CLERSs Sis" AND sALEsMEN-srvrsrn PAc.-Fist and
COACHMEN AND DGARDENERs-s.sEsrn PAcx-second
CoAsfwisE sTEAMsHIPs-sEvEsrH PAcE-Fifth and
p.s.ya I,ssa' sss%n Column
BSy To E sHf fh fau%s HSb us
EuR6PHHN col
EyRSPH.ynsr rAes--secqna column; ,.
TO LET
vrp pI1TpP T.ssI PAcEwsiath COLUMN Ss oo,,,n
HEIP PAGn-Frst col
HELf wv 'W3ANrED-MALEs- SEVENTH PAcr-second col.
HORSES, CARRIAGEs 4C.-sEvKsTH PAcE-Third and
&C. isq% col
% column
L9xS PSesFesIh sSla%n
s1ssLE csc column
ssT
Sixth column.
sRs Eegs' tssss.,n sss9 column
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGr-Frst coIumn.
PIANOFORTES-SEcoND PAGE,-First column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FIRsr PAGE-Fih column.
SEVENTH PAGK-First column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RELIafous NoTIcEsEFaRs1 pasHmFth column
REWARDS-FRsr PAGE-First column.
SALES AT AUCTION-SEvENrA PAGE-Fourth and nth
columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-sxvxxrH PAGE-First
SolqmI No,1cps- p.v-p,r.+ .ro .ooond oo,
sPoRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.-sryENrn PAcE-Third
THE TRXDEs-sKyEsrm PAcE-second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-FIRsr PACE
Sixth column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-SEvENTH PAGE-Sixth column.
UNFURNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
FIRST PAGE-Sixth column.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

L,0R sALE-A SPLENDID HOTEL AND MINERAL
Spring Property, at bargain Analysis of water and
full particulars OF > EDDY A. CO., No. Park place.
VIRGINIA FARM FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FoR
first class merchandise or real estate 250 acres
cleared SS acres woodland title perect very heathyi
well watered good buildings and orchard title pc recti
one mile from depot Aps-J ~ .. q JONES, 5T FRllop
street, Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

n streetThomas Gates Forster, trance speaker lee
lures at lOls A. M Sublect-"Generic Progress" II r.
NJ, Psalm xiv 1.-THE Fool has said In his Heart there
Is no God.n
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A LII WANTING FARMS.-FOR SALE TO FARMERS.
"A gardeners and farm aborers from the Old Country,
good Farm Lands virgin soiD at SIS per acre. SIX
years credit the soil Is good productive loam tho
great markets OF New York and Philadelphia, by rail-
road where from - TO ~ constitute good farm.
when partly planted TO fruit from this locality greater
quantity and variety OF fruit to market from
other place OF equal In the United Sates IL Is
in the mids OF thriving community with good roads
stores schools and manufactures female members or
families and others can procure work at straw sewing,
shoe work buttonmaklng, clothing work and other
branches; many English irish and Scotch farmers have
settled and are prosperous numbers OF gardener from
the vicinity OF New York locating; papers Containing
X. lands, yncland n. ,.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

DEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER DOWNING
ID and Bedford streets.-Preaching by pastor, Rev
Philip L. Davies, on Sunday, 10Th inst at -: A. NJ
The New York herald., 1872-07-23
JEALOUSY AND PROBABLE MURDER IN
BROOKLYN


On Sunday night John O'Connell, carpenter,
twenty-five years OF age, and who has been left
considerable property in South Brooklyn by the
death Of his father, quarrelled with young girl
named Celia Gladhill, to whom he had
been paying his addresses, and finally,
1t Ia said, beat her until her recovery
Is considered doubtful The jealousy OF the young
girl was aroused Dy the fact OF OConnc becoming
cnamorcd with the fascuatons OF another young
lady in the ncighborhood, aud as he was passing
her house, l02 Partition street, on sunday
night, she made some remark which resulted in a
serious quarrel ana during which he dragged her
from the stoop, and, as alleged, kicked her In the
abdomen She IL said TO bc Internally injured
Yesterday 0Conneii was taken before Justice Dol
mar, and committed to await the result of the in
jurie5 inflicted.
The New York herald., 1872-07-23
THE COURT s.
SUPREME cuuaT-cHAMasss.
One OF the Mandanuses Against the
Comptroller.

One OF the Mandamuses Against the
Comptroller.
Before Judge Pratt.
william " Smith vs. The Comptroller. Is
one OF the multitudnous cases wherein 1t is sought
to compel the Comptroller, through the agency Of
a mandamus nom the Court-he being iniexible to
all other agencies to pay salaries claimed to be due
for services rendered to the city. Mr.. Smith was
surveyor OF street improvements, and alleges that
this capacity. His counsel urged that a mandamus
should issue ffom the fact that the claim had been
duly passed upon by the Board OF Audit, OF which
the Comptroller waSa member. In opposition to
this it was insisted that this was Oae OF those
claims that by statute should be paid out Of
ment bonds or bonds ISSUED In advance Of the as
sessments. In reply to this u was urged rhat the
Comptroller should have discovered this fact when
the claim came before the BoIrd Of Audit, or
at least during the several months past in which
he had been promising to pay. the claim. The
truth was, he further urged, that the assessments
were not properly legalized. but were before a
contract board to obtain some kind OF egaliZat0n,
and, therefore, that there was at present no fund
from which to pay the claim. II the Comptroller
would put himself on the record in such way that
he might move to compel him to issue assessment
bonds ne would do so. The Court decided that II
the Comptroller would submit an affidavit that the
work was duly authorized by the Common Council
and duly contracted for, tnen he would dismiss the
proceedings or in such case the pay could be
recovered from assessment bonds.
The New York herald., 1872-07-23
A BungIed burglary.

An unoccupled house, No. sos West Twcnty-third
street. but which contains some valuable mirrors
and furniture, was attacked by burglar named
Patrick Donohue yesterday morning. He was
found In the act OF forcing an entrance
by officer Dunn. of the Sixteenth precinct and
was In company with another who escaped.
The outer door Of the basement Of the house was
open and the prisoner had his shoulder against the
inner door and was trying TO force 1t: q 'jimmyu
was lying on the ground near him. OfIicer Dunn
arrested DonOhue and he was brought before Judge
bcdwith. Ben jamin r. De Groot appeared to make
the charge he having the custody OF the house
while the proprietor is In Europe. DOnOhue who
Us very hard-looking individual, committed
for trial. As the evidence il slight however, he
will probably not be punished.
The New York herald., 1872-07-23
THE VALUE OF NEWARK, N. j.

Interesting Facts and Figures 70 Citizens
In General and Taxpayers In Partic-
ular.
The Board or Assessors for Essex county New
Jersey, met at the Court House. In Newark, yes.er-
day. Mr.. William Bush, OF Caldwell, was chosen
Chairman and DR.. J. o. Wade Secretary. State
Comptroller Runyon sent in a communication, from
which, 1t appears that the amount Of tax appor-
toned to Essex county for the year 1872 Is 1885,
The amount OF valuations taxable In the
county for the year 1871 Is s1loO42 900. From the
figures submitted 1t appears that the total
valuation OF the county is slas $50 eoo and the num-
ber OF polls" or males. twenty-one years OF age
and upwards %, sos. Newark's quota OF these
figures OF last year OF $11, 600 and 1917 The
amount OF county tax to be raised Is 1907 O77 The
rate will be seventyone per cent, including school
tax; the 81 poll tax TO be added The rate for the
city OF Newark will be 1.s0 per cent. The value OF
real estate In Newark city is s72o7l,475 personal
$270is, 7; In debt, 81, 750s6S polls, white 10, l6l
colored 400
The New York herald., 1872-07-23
THE D0G.FIGHT HOMICIDE.
Coroner Young Investigafcs-verdict
Against James Finlon.

Yesterday afternoon Coroner Young held an in
quest in the case Of James Cloonan. late of No $50
East Thrty-eighth street. who was fatally stabbed in
the thigh during a fight with James and Patrick
Fnlon, In Mickey Fay's groggery, No. 729 Second
avenue, the evening OF the 18th inst. as hereto
fore published in the HERALD. Although the wit
nesses examined did not see a knife in the hands
ofJames Finlon one ofthem saw HIM make thrust
at the thigh OF deceased with some kind OF weapon,
and doubtless Finlon stabbed deceased. Subjoined
will be found a synopsis of the evidence aud the
verdict Of the jury.
Michael Cochran, a rough-looking customer, liv-
ing at % Mulberry street, deposed that he was in
Mickey Fay's rum-shop, Thirty ninth street and
Second avenue, and while there saw James Cloonan
and the brothers Finlon, besides several others
Cloonan resented insult offered to a friend
named Cass, and said he could whip anybody who
abused hts friend; James Fnlon told Cloonan that
he could whip no one and at the same time both OF
them started for the door; a cllnch ensued between
deceased and James FinlOn. during which Cloonan
broke away and ran inside for Patrick Finlon,
who grabbed for bottle to defend himself; they
were quarreling about dog fight; saw blood on
the floor and heard that ClOonan was stabbed in
either OF the Fnons; all the parties had been drink
ing; James Finlon Is the man charged with stab
John Connolly OF $50 Second avenue, was in
Fay's groggcrv at the time OF the difficulty between
utCcaSeu ana James anu fatrlck FtnlOn; saw blood
nowing from Cioonan's leg or thigh; saw no knife :
heard proiane and indecent language used on both
sides.
Edward Finncgan, OF 321 East Thirty-eighth
street, saw the fight between deceased and the
brothers Finlon; they quarreled about dog
fight and after exchanging some blows. saw James
FnOn rush at CoOnan with his head down, and
making motion as If drawing some thing from his
pocket and struck at Cloonan's thigh; Patrick Fin
lon struck deceased on the heal with bottle the
witness seeing blood told Coonan lie was stabbed !;
asked Fay If he was going to stand by aud see
man murdered and he said "No;' Fay then inter-
fered and separated the parties.
Michael Fay, Of I2o second avenue, saw the de-
ceased and Others IN his place last Saturday
night week; they were passing in and out for some
time, and drinking at tue bar: heard Cloopan say
he would not treat those suckers. meaning the
Fnon brothers; saw fight there but do not know
who used q knife.
Wooster Beach, N. D., who made postmortem
examination on the body OF deceased, found that
the main artery of the lett thigh had been severed;
modification OF the wound and Inflammation of
the lung epsued and caused death.
The cise was then given to the jury, who rem
dered tho following
VERDICT:
THAT James Cloouan came to his death from stab
wound OF the lett thigh, inflicted with kmte OF
other sharp instrument in the hands OF James Fin.
The New York herald., 1872-07-23
COMMON PleAS-spEClAL TERM.
Decisions.

OGtTsTUnSs
BY Judge Larremore.
Kcyes VS.. Sherlock.-Motion granted
EagesOn vs. Spratt.-Same.
Smith vs.. Maher.-Motion denied, with $40 costs
to defendant.
Tomlinson vs. Cox.-Order granted dismissing
appeal, with $40 costs.
Stevens vs. Hindhaugh. Motion granted.
Rosenberg vs.. BlosS.-Same.
Same vs. Davs.-Same.
Smidburg Vs. Page.-Juugment or sale, ana FORE
closure allowance az per cent.
The Citizens Insurance Company VS.. Kelly ct al.
Nos l and 2.-0rder directing sale Of mortgaged
premises
In the matter or Wilhemiaa Webcr.-0rder con-
frming special guardians final report.
In the matter or the petition OF Amelia Morton.--
Reference ordered to Robert 4. Robinson to to
proof OF facts and report.
The New York herald., 1872-07-23

Monday morning saw at Jefferson Market the
usual number OF Sabbath-day breakers fling before
the seat OF justice, from which Judge Ledwith dis
pensed the law with the patience Of sphinx. The
same throng Of varied faces-unchanged in their
generally repulsive criminal character-passcd BY
drunken, stupid faces-swollen, leering faces
bruised snllen faces-ugly fierce faces--weeping,
maudlin faces-all manner OF faces that disgust and
sicken the beholder. At last the morning watch
was disposed OF and several score or
WORTHLESS HUMAN CREATURES
were sent to public institutions to get sobered in
order that they might again get drunk when the
day of freedom arrived. Lager bier and whskev is
the wonderful power that moves their wheel Of
fate. While the wrongs and rights Of divers indi
vduals are being inquired into there is present
crowd of their friends, filing the hard seats In front
OF the Peace or at Baron Sches scher the official in
that he is the focus Of all the feminine orbs whose
fascinating rays tighten the gloomy court room.
Here there Is convention OF the representatives Of
the
OF tue METROPOLIS strange picture. And they sit
and sit immOvable until the officers OF the Court
call ont in mOnotonOus bass 'All persons who have
no business with the judge will please re tire - His
Honor wears cynical smile, but listens intently to
all those who appeal to him until their further lis
course or voubility becomes superiiuOus. Then, in
sharp decisive tones, he passes to the next case In
order. handsome and manly policeman, with
blond sde-whskers and expressive brown eyes,
acts as master OF ceremonies.
At ten O'Clock the more serious offences con-
sidered until midday arrives when Justice takes q
respite from her task until three in the afternoon
The New York herald., 1872-07-23
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS.
NAVY DEpAnrxESr.

DotkAu or fAHDs AND DOCKS ~
Sealed proposals to furnish materials for the several
received S"s H. s q iSs %'1l ls e
OF August next at which time the proposals VIII be
Printed ,chsdples IN which % the materials and articles
will be furnished on sPpicstion and sent BY mail
or Of the eiassss naaed therein By the
of ss s, o. for s The r.; classes for the yaI
ihsreto or by The any or 81 the yards
no G % Be s n
an m IN %Ss ny sa s
offer and guaranty and each individual Of drm must
Bidders are referred the printed Instructions which
w Ss Is' n s osd ana sy sef
should be made oH the Printed form prescribed by hs
before The time expi.ss ior receiving them.
the period stated and allowance viii be made for FAIL
from nc Collector Internal Revenue district
the or "S ss % ~
e as es bone s M s or
be certified By the of Internal Revenue for the
Under provisions second section of the act
eral surety has filled his for isi7s viii
The contract WIN be awarded the person who makes
the lowest bid and gives the required by law
ect lowest bid or any which may deem exorbitant
ana must DC 81 sad o s
satisfaction q the Navy Department and the bidder must
guard offers being opened before the time ap
the .%f
Se chsf Of l0t Inc sns
9t q YARDS and DOCKS Navy Department, Washington,
The schedule yi.!s. Tho times within which articles
named in & the schedules which @
promptly Whether such articles ca" be- % oT no
and i 1sy cannot DC Gbtain,a the fact must Ie reported
All Offers not made n strict conformity with the instruc
Buthe rea be rejected ''"'u'''' WI" ~ ue 'pNo" y
4s sSs s s!D ffq% s S
o s s yards in viii % 5s s
master Of ie static" tai DESIGNATED M in the contract within
passed BY the = Secretary 81; 4, Of the Treasury
crs nhs 1ssw ss S"s No ysSx Pine
ss wcGs 70 Lime Ts af an nf nes
Ss; y: Sc Il ss
Ss NJ F5sSssdsr ", 6lsrsssl % " ssi,ISs: 5f%
s. Sna wapk S ~ Sse% e Mo- ns g. % o
Semi Bunioas sroadtoP Coal aa Msrc Island only
and H 7; Tools Sp''' anu sa' NO. o. N''n'ne''
Glass No. J, co'hing No Hats, Roots. Shoes &c :
No %proyisioas; % No; Groceries: ] No ? Dry Goods
sn msna S% % IL q%ss sSsr s No No i + .psr No Z
Hardware No. is STATIONERY - '''e''''"'' w. ~
Tho following the classes. by their nuinbers and
letters required ut the respective navy yards and naval
asyuins = -
Nos 1,2,3,A 67, 10, II, II, H. 10 Is, IL Is, 30, p,
23 "a o. 81 32 -
Nos l. 2 g. T. s. ., TO- H. II, IA, Is 49, II, 1s 20 n,
BROOKLYN, N Y.
Nos. va, no. II, II H. Is, 16, IL 1s, 20 Il,
q, 23, 81, 25, 81.
Nos. l. s. 8, Q, II, II. III, II, 49, a. 81 90 2f IS =.
LEAGUE ISLAND, PA. -
- NAVAL ASYLUM PHILADELPHIA pa
Nos LSa+" sM7AisRtHdT6s ST. X + r i, !, = 10. &
Nos. u II H. Is, 10, II, Is, 90 2r.
| NORFOLK, VA.
Nos TO- H. H. II, l5, l6, II, ls, - q, 23 ~,
25 N, 81 49,
Nos. l., g, 7s, II, H. u u, * DO 81 23 ~, g.
Nos. 3, 1876 H. IL, IA. l5 49, H. s n, o. 2 a. 25 90
The New York herald., 1872-07-23
SUICIDE BY DROWNING.
Premature Fears OF Failure in business
tho Cause.

Quite recently Charles Zimmerman, who had
been but few weeks in the country, purchased a
lager beer saloon at 237 Second avenue, and SUBJ
sequently the man from whom he purchased told
Zimmerman, either In earnest or in sport, that he
would take away all his customers and then buy
back the place for half price. This troubled
was heard to threaten, in case of failure I'm
business, that no would take his own life. Last
Thursday afternoon Zimmerman left home I'm
very gloomy state OF mind, and, falling to return,
search was made for him, and yesterday his body
was identified at the Morgue. The remains were
DOUBTLESS. deceased jumped overheard. Coroner
Schirmer held an inquest
The New York herald., 1872-07-23
NOT A MURDER,


Mrs. Margaret Brown who died on Sunday MORN
Ing at 40 Washington street, was then sup
posed, from. tile effects OF kick in the side by
Patrick Dwyer, OF % Dcsbrosses street, 1t now
appears was not a victim to violence. The kicking
was denied by Dwyer and others present at the
time. and Wooster Beach, M D. In making posi-
mortcm examination. found no marks OF violence
whatever on the body. On examining the internal
organs evidences OF excessive intemperance were
unnistaka able, and, in the Doctors opinion inteui-
perance was the cause OF death. Coroner Keenan,
viii make further investigation, which may result
In DMYcris Discharge.
The New York herald., 1872-07-23
A WOMAN ARRESTED FOR ARSON IN NEWARK.

Mrs. Annie Fciion, resident OF q Mulberry
place, had an examination before Justice Mills, IN
Newark, to answer charge OF arson--settng lre
to her own house In order to procure the insur.
ance. IL resulted In her being held to await the
action Of the Grand Jury. Her husband, VINO had
also been arrested, was discharged.
The New York herald., 1872-07-23
THE NEWARK RIVER MYSrERY-ARREST OF
NICHOLS.

The police OF Newark have effected tho arrest In
Brooklyn Of James Nichols, the Newark cx.poIico-
man, who is under grave suspicion connected with
the supposed murder and robbery OF Henry Veg
ner. Nichols is about thirty three years OF age
coachmdker by trade, AMI was dismissed from the
police orcc 10 slecp,ng while on post. The inquest
will be resumed to-day, when II iAexpected s0ule
important revelations will be made.
The New York herald., 1872-07-23
SUPREME C0uaT-Sp;CIAL TERM.


BY Judge Barnard.
Samuel StreiI vs. Emma 8. Parrison.-Inju junction
dissolved, SiO costs.
In the Matter Of the Improvement of Highway In
Newtown.-RepOrt OF Commissioners confirmed.
Frederick Kuckuk vs. Josephine Kuckuk.-Judg-
ment of divorce granted.
Washington Mills vs. Nathaniel c. Colc.-Motion
to set aside sale denied.
The New York herald., 1872-07-23
BROOKLYN COURTS,
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The Special Tax,

Before Commissioner Winslow.
Rudolph Lochner, a retail liquor dealer ut No. 81
Furman street, was charged yesterday morning
with CARRYING on his business without paying the
special tax required by law for such business The
Commissioner released him on his own rccOgniZance
to appear on the 3lst inst.
The New York herald., 1872-07-23
COURT CALenDAf-IHlS DAY.

SUPREME COuRr-CnAMBERs-Held by Judge
Pratt.-NOs. 8, 67, SO, la.
The New York herald., 1872-07-23
SUPERIOR c0uaT-ipEclAL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
Bv Judge Mcneil.
Andrew Dougherty VS.. william Dixon ct al.-Or-
der granted.
Thomas Carraher vs. Patrick Carraher.-Same.
Joseph +. Joy VS.. Pomeroy p. DicKnson.-Same.
The New York herald., 1872-07-23
NEW York HERALD TUESDAY, JULY za l872-TRPLE SHEET

Ion. as TO Second avenue ON the 18th day Of July,
1672p
Coroner Young, the finding OF the verdict,
issued q warrant for the arrest OF James Finlon,
who made his escape.
The New York herald., 1872-07-23

Tho Brawls and Crimes Of Day and Night
Scenes in Jefferson Market Police Court-A
Wicked Woman Stahs a Sister Sinner
with Her scissors-A Flying Spectre
Of the Night En- Deshabille-
Shooting by Mistake-A
Bungled Burglary.