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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA August 2L-sugar-No IL Dutch standard
On United States sixty days currency, s0S 81 pre-
mium short sight, 32H 50 premium; sixty days, gold
~ premium short sight, 81 premium; London, "a =
6 premium on Paris, 465x premium.
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POLICE MATTERS.

At meeting Of the Board Of Police held yester-
day Captain Seibert was transferred to the
Twenty-fourth precinct police boat, and Captain
Spetght was removed to the Thrty-second. Com
missioner Gardiner heard several complaints Of
citizens against policemen last evening.
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TuE YELLED MURDEREss.

THE YELLED MURDERESS.
The only notable woman among the above egnt
prisoners Is Henrietta Robinson, the "Velled Mur
dercssu as she Is more generally called. she
caused the death Of Timothy flanagan, who kept
a grocery store at Troy, ". Y. and also OF
Catharine Lubee, an unmarrled woman, py somin'
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CITY CONSCIENCE MONEY.

Comptroller Green received to-day an anonymous
communication signed "Conscience," enclosing
$500, with the request that 1t be put in the city
treasury. Il was credited to the general fund.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
N Of different States: legal everywnere no publicity
advance; advice Tree comnhSoner Tor every
STATE. rnhDEnIOh 4 hlNE
A RsOI,UTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
n states legal everywhere deserton, &C., sufficient
cause no publicity rcquired tee until divorce graned
advice frees NJ HOUSE, Attorney la Broadway
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
"A. corner Of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. N. 10 Up NJ
ON sunday from3 to9 n
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BELOW.
SAILED.

nett No g.
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NEWS.

Almanac for New Y0rk-Thfs Day.
SUN AND NOON HIaH WATER
Sun rises.......... II Gov. Island. -. eve Is
Sun sets. .......... 4S Sandy HOOK. eve 7 80
Noon SETS. ..eve - Hell Gate. .... eve 10 90
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
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TAX SALE.
STATE OF WIS CoNsIN, J
County of Kenosha r

STATE OF WIS CoNsIN,
County of Kenosha. IS
nj Office is hereby given, that 40 muck of each
parcel OF land, city, or village lot described
III the following lists as may be necessary for that
day Of May, A. D. 1873, and the next succeeding
days thereafter be solo by the Undersigned, Coun
y Treasurer fsaid county. at public auction, at his
delinquent taxes of 1871, due to the county OF Ke-
nosha also the delinquent taxes due the city of
Kenosha, for the wear 1872, as returned to me by
the treasnrers OF the several towns and the treas
urer OF the city uf Kenosha, according to law.
Given under my hand at my Office in the city OF
Kenosha, this 4th day Of April A. d 1873,
JOHN ENGLISH,
County Treasurer.
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of officers and other general business

OF oHlcers and other general business.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year. Co. ASS, Pres.
/. Y. Mcguire, Sec. Miss Mary
George, Treas. Miss L. T. Pienkows-
ky. E. D., v, R, P. R. Barnes, Sec.
Miss F. v. Barr, Treas. Miss L..
Ozanne. w. D., V. P, L. Owen,
Sec. Miss Maggie Lyon, Treas. Miss
Mary Burgess.
The following resolution was
adopted:
\ Resoloed, That we, members of the
Kenosha County Teachers Associa.
ton, having had presented to us for
our examination, Prof S. J. Wings
National Primary and Business
Charts, do believe that they can be
used to greatly facilitate the study of
the subject they are designed to pre-
sent. s.- e
A lengthy discussion followed on
Rhetorical exercises. All called upon
expressed in favor of them.
After recess. Mr.. Mcguire gave an
exercise on the Judicial department
of the U. S. Constitution. This, the
most difficult part, is not well under
stood by teachers, perhaps on account
of the many legal terms used. Our
Supt. has enough of Blackstone to
make this interesting to class.
After enrolling a few new members
the association adjourned till 1880.
EVENING SESSION.
4 fair audience was in attendance
Notwithstanding the inclemency OF
the weather.
The meeting was opened with a
piece of music by Messrs Edwards,
knight and Miss Davis.
Those who We're appointed to read
essays for some cause were absent.
The Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock was then
introduced and spoke on the subject
of English Word-study. He pref
aced his lecture by sketch of the
general History of English Literature,
dwelling on its comparative merits
and dement's. The speaker took
strong ground against the general
tendency of modern current English
literature. He recommended a care
ful and searching study of the Eng
lish classics as one of the excellent
means Of mental and moral growth,
and concluded with some practical
suggestions relative to the best means
of creating desire in the minds OF
the youth to pursue an advantageous
course of reading and study.
A vote Of thanks was rendered the
speaker, after which we were favored
with song byMr. Robinson, Misses
Bissel and Tarbel. The Association
then adjourned sine die.
W. G. SPENCE, Sec.
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JAMES SUTTON 6 co, Publishers,
So Maiden Lane, NEW YORK.
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cor of or OF ed or thence 81 rds
except that pit sold to w Bell ex-
cepting the following piece com w
cor of E G. DuraLts no nestead on sd or sec q
rds 70 n board fence on the side Of Pnmrov st
extended due e along I'd hoard fence 10 rds n
rds to sd Dnrants line 10 rds.to beg which
was paid by Ellen Clark or sec sec 6 tt r
% te
NEHLE's SUBDIVISION OF SIX ACRES.
] D g. Hawley lot blk 10 or sec n sec 6 r
%
Josiah Bond lot blk IS or sec n sec tt 90
do do lot blk 13 or sec sec Ct r2
do do lot blk 10 or sec n w sec n %
Josiah Bond tot hIll l6 or sec sec Ct r 90
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Josiah Bond lots 2 blk 26 or sec II W sec t l r
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AGENTS WANTED FOR TEE
FUNNY SIDE of PHYSIC
8OOPages, $50 Engra-
wings,
Wings,

past and present 1t ventilates Quacks, lmpoS-
tore, Travelling Doctors, Patent Medicine Ven
ders, Noted Female Cheats, Fortune Telers and
Mediums, and gives interesting accounts OF Noted
Physicians and Narratives of their lives. 1t re-
veals startling secrets ana instructs all how to
avoid the ills which flesh is heir to. We give ex
circulars ard terms address the publisher. j. B.
BURR " HYOE, Hartford, Conn, or Chicago'
Ill.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

High School-room, Wednesday T. NJ
Apr. 9t0. 1873.
Meeting was called to order by the
President, II. o. Durkee. Opened
by singing America and reading from
Gal. 9th, by Supt. Mcguire.
After few remarks by the Presi-
dent class was called for an exercise
in U. S. History. The class were re-
onired to write the names of the prin-
oipal battles fought by Is leading
generals in tie Union and Confeder-
ate armies. The battles were then
taken as topics for an oral exercise.
Supt. Mcguire occupied the remain
ing time until 4 o'clock with Mathe-
NAUTICAL Geography. Association adj
iourned till 1880.
EVENING SESSION.
The Pres. announced the following
programme: Essay by Miss F. Barr,
Music, Essay by Miss Z. 7. Pienkows-
XIV, Solo by A. S. Edwards, Lecture
by Prot. H. Barns of Racine.
Miss Barr's subject, The Drama OF
Life, was treated in manner which
reflected credit on the writer for orig
inality Of thought and knowledge
of rhetorical figures and usage. All
were reminded of duty, from presl-
dent to sec'y of a teachers associa-
ton.
Miss Pienkowsky compared the
mind to tree, tracing the growth
and development Of each. Both sub
jects were good and little out OF the
ruts of composition writer's.
Mr.. Barns introduced his lecture on
Science and the Bible by giving the
sum and substance of it: "thatthere
is no conflict, that modern scientists
agree with the Bible in every partic-
ular." His demonstration was chief
ly composed of history, astronomy,
geology theories presented by reliable
scientists of to-day and comparison
of these with Bible record. The
sneaker referred to the times spoken
of in Ancient History, when the
church kept science down, when ed
ucation was carried just far enough
to be continually striking some relig-
ious tenet, when superstition was
rank and men were prosecuted for
proclaiming the developments OF SCI
ence. The Ptolemic and Nebular
theories were presented, showing how
the latter agrees with both philosophy
and the Bible. Space forbids fur
Their analysis. We will simply quote
from remarks heard on every side,
mas good"
After rendering vote of thanks to
Mr.. Barns the Association adjourned
to meet at o A. NJ. on the following
morning.
THURSDAY, MORNING SESSION.
Meeting opened by singing and
reading of scripture.
Mr.. Briggs conducted an exercise
in Physiology. Mr.. H. Barnes gave
a general exercise in Botany, and Mr.
Hudson occupied the remaining time
until recess exhibiting Wings Nation
al Charts, for oral instruction il
school. These we thing would save
time in school taught by master
and would teach in one that is kept
After recess, 80 minutes time wa'
spent on Mensuration and 20 on Or
thoepy and Orthography. The latte
conducted by Mr.. Briggs. Byreques
Mr.. Hudson favored us with sol'
Our Mission. The singer remarked
that this was Mr.. Lincoln's only ia
vorite piece of music. We though
of his favorite poem, the one he claim
ed is the best in the language, one 0
o. w. Holmes:
"The messy marbles rest
On the lips that he has pressed
In their bloom,
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BOND & STRONG s ADDITION

Unknown lot blk Is Or sec c sec 6t1r31
u n DSvis lot 3 blk 10 or sec n sec St 1r .
Josh Howard blk 20 or sec sec g lr23
Unknown lot 3 blk 90 or sec p sec t1r23
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
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w. @. SPENCE, SCI

~
Gen. Edward r. S. Canby,wh was
so treacherousIy murdered by Captain
Jack, justly ranked as one of the
bravest and most trustworthy officers
of the army. He was born in Ken
lucky in 1918, and graduated from
West Point at the age of 81. He
served in the Mexican war became a
Captain in 1851, a Major in 1855, and
a Colonel in 1861. When the REBEL
ion broke out he was in New Mexico
and successfully defended Fort Craig
against the Texas insurgents in Feb.
1862. He was made Brigadier Gen.
of volunteers in 1862, and took high
err rank in the Union army. He sue
ceeded Gen. Banks, in 1864, in com
mandot the Department of the South,
and invested and captured Mobile in
April, 1865. In July, 1866, be was
raise to the rank Of Brigadier Gen.
in the regular army, and has been
continuously on imp rtant duty since,
up to the time of his tragic death.
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WIN OF SALEM.

TOWN OF - ALEM.
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acts u
Chas Laraoee lot no sec is r2O no acrs SO
no acrs2
S Orys lots nos l28-45-6 & Z blk sec 81
t1r20
do do rear 10: blk s sec 80 t1rN
Unknown rot no l sec 20 r % no acrs 38
TOWN OF WMEATa.AND.
W Slocum w or n W Or Gee 8 I r 10 no acrs DO
TOWN OF RANDALL.
chas Ryan 8 acrs off SO acrs lot no sec So
10 no acrs
WoiLhington ORR Or sec % t1r19 no acr.
4U
John Waite lot n at Bassetts station W side = "
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TOWN OF BRIGHTON.
Mary Doneher hi II " or sec II r 20 no acrs sc
do do hi W hi or sec II t 2 ~ no acrs 40
do do neQrs w or sec II u r 20 no 40
Henry y Brea pit oil Or sec l7t2r 20 no
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TOWN OF BRISTOL.
Head hfn W frc or sec t raj no acres 81
Est g n Dulop side eqr rec 10 r I'll no acrs IS
Head ne or sec Dot lr Il no acrs 100
do do hf W or sec II l / 81 / o acrs so
Est OF John Swain Inf OF 3 wqr sec I'll t1r 81 no
acrs 80
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CKTY OFF KENOSEEA-ERT WARD.
Vim Baylis W hf OF W or Of sd blk blk % or sec
&c sec 81 1873
w f Halliday tot 10 tik 81 or sec sec
3lt2r23
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t2r23
do do SO # of lot IL blk 97 or see sec 81 t &
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Est CT A Leopdrd inf of or of blk 3S or sec g c
sec 3lt2r23
Peter Ware hf OF lot blk a or sec sec 81 2
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line of lot blk as thence W on line of lot 2
50 # thence to Wis st thence w on line OF
Wis II 81 f. thence 70 IT thence w to Q line t
Main 1T thence % It thence liz # thence TO
line of lot thence on sd line to Exch ST
thence to beg except pit taken off for alley lot
45 blk 46 or sec q sec 81 Or %
= rymesom com IL e of w cor of lot Q thence
to II w cor OF lot thence on " line OF lot 3
rs It thence G 80 1t thence rs to beg lot %
blk 40 or sec sec3,t2r23
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G 40 1t thence IL to line of blk thence W ID II
thence TO beg blk SO or &c sec 81 2r23
Mrs Manions hi of c hf of sd lot lying between
Main q Exchange ST extd lot 2 blk SO or sec e
sec 81 t2r23
Patrick McAllynn com on e line of Exch ct So II
of line of sd lot thence to line of said lot
thence G to cor of ed lot thence to a point
81 TT of 9 cor of sd lot thence w to beg lot 5
blk SO qrsec 9 sec 81 t2r23
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thence to line OF sd lot thence n to II line OF
sd lot thence W TO beg lot blk or sec W sec
2t2r23
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= 3 -
Dennis Casey lot s blk il Or sec sec 80 2 r 90
Jas rurley lot blk Is or sec sec 81 t2r %
70 90 or lot blk 15 or rec s " sec 80 q r %
90 90 % lot 8 blk % or sec > W sec 82t 2r23
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DURKEE'S WESTERN ADDITION.
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az MSccaffeity lot SO blk 156 Or sec 8 81 r.
= p Tasbel blk 159 or sec s W sec s1t2r2s al
FISK S WESTERN ADDITION.
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DO o., do ais OF R of lot IA blk IL or sec sec
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10 line OF lot thence g TO O. e cor OF lot 2
sec 81 2 1923 II. TT ,I}9e sJIJ 1TG II
Head all within the city limits of lot g. blk II
9r sec W sec 81 t2r23 ''N@
SC,Johnson all oflot within city limits lot ! blk
IL or sec W sec 81 2r23 49,, iii.
l2d McLAUGLIN's ADDITION. dlIFt
Loreazo Thomas lot % blk 8 qrsec s w sec 81 2
CRY OF KENOsmA-sD wAsD.
VIVA Newhouse1 com rods "A of3s Q cor Of DIX
i thence rods ihsp &C rods thsg e rod
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thence n 1917 rds thence W 4 rdathence 1914 rds
thence rds to beg blk 81 or sec esec BOT Q
Byi com SO rds W Of Cor of sd blk thence n
loza rds thence W rd- theuce 1917 rds thence
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do do lot nix 81 or sec y e sec 30 %
no DO lots g blk SO or sec 8 e sec 30t2r2S
Eat OF Mailer hf of blk AZ or sec sec 80 t2 T
Carington lots l & : blk 81 or sec n e sec 81 t
2r8 chi MI' etlI5'N lid Ae1tt
J w W Newhonse Sc # in width of W end OF blk 60
Msthlas Amen lots 1 ~ bk61 Or sec Q sec 81
Smitz lot 6 blk 81 or sec n q sec81t er2s
John Seifert lot 2blk GO ar seen cpec ~ t2r23
G Joachim lot Is blk Is or zee n e sec 31.t2r23
Saml Hale lois & blk GO CIR sec n eec 81 %
I IL Walker lot blk 60 or sec n e sec 81 t2r23
Mat Washbith lot blk Is Or sec no sec 81 %
Adam D,ckhaut lot blk Is or sec e sec 31t2 r
70 ~ g@4E9tf ga Nt0A GAI EA@ta
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! 1EM rds thence W TO whine of blk thence to q
W cor of same Exct R blk 81 or sec 9 sec 80
t2r23 3