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: parts Oxygen
! part Hydrogen.

Water will evaporate bui Is not lost 10 pisces int
vspor at 2l2 degrees but will afterward cOndense aud
again becomes Water. Thus the whole amount Of Wa
ter 10 the same j. 100 years snce-no part Is
ost When in the form OF steam 1t is invisible, but
when parity condensed in the form Of yspor visible
thus we sec a mis-, but not steam. Water when reez
ing at 80 Of heat and swolls with such Otce that 10
vessel is strong enough to resist IT,
Ground is plowed 10 the Fall because the freezing
during the Winter renders it puseruent much more 20
than by many borrowings. Water contains many solu-
be sslts
Pure Ws;er is not altered by distaton it loses its
csIbonic acid gas Rain Water is the condensed yspor
raised by the suns heat in the passage Of the rain
through the ar % combines with ammonia, cafbonic
acid &c in the atmosphere and thus better for Asri
cultural purposes than Spring Water
For culinary purposes Rain Water "a best If filtered
through charcoal absorbs all the gas animal matter
&c &c. Springs are formed by the property OF Water
for finding ts level and in It's passage takes up by sOu
ton any Of the soluble salts met with In M passage.
Pure water diss0lyes soap without being turbd If
impure, it will not dissolve soap, and is called hard
The Chairman gave his views at length on the
composition and properties Of Water We find
room only for hs remarks on petrifactons 1t is com
mon error suppose that wood other substances
petrhed-ineaning thereby that the wood is changed
into stone Now the facts that the capillary tubes
Of wood placed in stream Of Water containing silica
or other substance arc filed wh this substance and
thus the wood filed with threads Of stone The tubes
themselves in turn. decay and pass away and these
new spaces hed with the solid pable matter
and thus the whole lie stone and Is simply pseu-
domorphous formation No part of the woody hbre is
converted into stone but the original piece Of wood sim
ply acts a mould in and upon which the new forms.
ton by precipitation takes place.
After some other desultory conversation the
meeting adjourned the next subjects for discussion being
announced Sound is and tgscts, and Mortar
and CcmcRts
The next and last meeting Of the will be held
al the same place on Wednesday, March TO-
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Hunting for stolen Property.

90" fAe TribunS;
"~eskl saw al advertisement IN one oil our
49,. ree's sstag that quantity of things supposed to
''''sa. had been taken by the Police, and own
a. S waited 70 Identity tho same no place how
Ls mentioned where the property could be seen,
NnspNi Of the articles recovered, and having
80, wed Of some short time ago, the subscriber
a. we Police Office In the Park, 10 see whether
~. property was among the lot recovered Ae
'sa % the Police Office In the Tombs and after
a. n. sa told that officer Joseph had possession
W., ss bit was not there, and it was uncertain
o,s - e would be in; after standing about some
ga a. Of some gentlemen in adjoining room
sf,r s.a me that Col, Snow had charge Of them
X ksi ~ y tone time the Colonel, but he SAID
AYE 80, 4. Sc OF the property. although Il ought to
ess, possession and that it was In charge OF
sasr, =, a. oetore stated, but could not tell ne
r0,eo,sx .asI person. unless Il was at the Tomos !
bet An.ss go not know where the property wa
kapt ~ spehdng considerable time in fr9ttless ~
Fry Ia 'ns. otcer. ia order 10 identity my pro-
ipscS, . us once without obtaining the information
slct IS Saw it perfectly useless, under
WoaS - frances 70 trouble myself sb6ut H.
ppsr -. inform the public through your valuable
poo>,t, - he Jaw 10 in such a case and where such
hscss ,seoSered ought to be placed 10 order 10 be
Tours, &c. with gyesi respect,
INSTANT READER.
~ on-shs principle q shTressury. we
u. .' '0e oreechesP pt.or Joseph is
~ proper depository ay suggest that,
,,s. =. ae goes out, he Or p ) Ang up his pants
'"nsfe about he Toar led.
b ,,r,,o asIIesoa J. c. has raised over 900 s,
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondents Of The Tribune.

G1ffLtroE1flEe OF lie Iutunc.
PHILADELPHIA. March .
Letters f.0n the Island Of Lobos have been re.
ceived in town to-day announcing the safe arrival
there OF the Pennsylvania Volunteers in general
good health The climate Of the island is repre-
seniod delightful and the tropical fruits there in
great abundance, beside dsh and sea fowl. :, is
sozcwhst singular fac, ihs. the companies from the
mountainous parts Of state have suffered the
city companies have escaped comparatively the et
icG;s Of changes Of water ard diet
Gov. Shunks denomination is very eoldly received
BY the mass dis party hercAbout and il will require
considerable lashing 10 whip the refractory into the
quiet pace requisite tor warmly contested campaign.
do uot believe that the most bitter Of hs opponents
will dare 20 give public expression 20 their hate but he
vii be extensively F0scr'--i next Fsl-
All the volunteer comp sn.es accepted under the recent
acts OF Congress from this city to rendezvous st Fort
hAan ios purposes oi aTi " letner tnat location VIII
acclma.s them 10 encounter the vOnitc il mOge than
questionable.
Dr. j. Randolph has been elected Professor Of Chcmi
cal Surgery ia the University Of Pennsylvania.
The Franklin Medical College held its CONNIE ncement
for conarn. degrees tomorrow and the Pennsylvania
Medical College held their similar annual meeting this
morning.
The Flour market Is no, so firm to day and there are
more sellers than buyers ut s., for present delivery
sales. 20 be delivered within month. At s. g, sld
within ten months at s. -. Corn Meal is feeble At
q Cd Grain j. quits stAgnsnt Pennsylvania Yellow
Corn Is % 81 dehvered-and Pennsylvania Red Wheat
81 IS 10 81 30 Nothing stirring IN Fork or Beet. Gro.
ceriss without change from yesterday.
Thc dinner to Hon. Andrew Stewart given by the
Young WhigF, comes OF % day There are many mem
0ers Of Congress in town and delightful meeting is
tcipsted.
SALES or srocRs.-FUa Board aud Gfly Board -
~ Morris Il Bk Penn, b5, 55 800 Girard, II 800
Lshsh Loan, ca 40 tx Bk PIts6urg Al 200 Girard,
cash IL 5000 Lehgh Mortgage, 90 $500 Texas notes,
ID 100 state 5s n 800 Nav os 80 a. StooHs Board
aud 0fer B0ari-5oO0 state IS b5, u 500 & Amhoy
Bis 9it. 80 NJB. b5. II Mchs Bk, 26i POO VIII
mincoh o. So SIT 200 Lehgh o. 6ii 80 Morris b5.
/ l. 80 Reading 30 % Lycom Valley. IS 10 Beaver
Meadow, "a 10 Life Annuity % 1900 per cent Tea
l A. Bonds. N
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~ TALES OF WoNANs Trails: By Mrs. s.
C. HALL form the latest of the cheap issues from the
press Of the Harpers. Mrs Hall writes admirable stories
and wish publishers did feel constrained to issue
them quite so chespy. Those who have time TO read
them can well afford to pay shilling more for larger
type and finer paper
TzS' RrAcKwooD for Feb. is composed Of eight
articles Of which Inc Reign OF George II. seems the
most entertaining, though Modern Italian History
founded Oh the Memoirs Of the EeApoltaA Gen PePO ia
full Of interest french Players. Direct Taxation and
Midred-A Tale, are among the remaining articles
Il. Scott q Co. liz Fulon.si)
" PErER PARLEY's MAo.zlSY for March lies
before Us The work is too well known to need praise
and yet there may be parents who would gladly spend
81 year for some magazine calculated 10 win the Innd'
OF young children to the love Of knowledge This IA
the very one. : G. Goodrich, Editor. G. w. & 5. 5
Post Beekmsnst)
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pateIt Mfnirinss.
a TTrE sfvED,


nR BEESMANNe have thoashl TIA; sons accom-
Dof Ire suAsrngs which Eliza has nassed through. -
well a. her cure might DO TIC means OF doing gooo ns
description IS brief. and necessarily imperfect u w0ad
what chr child has undergone or Of our Joy src deep
lhankiclless al herunexpecled recovery.
Most respectfully, EDWARD BoLGER,
Our ssagher EAr. now in her e ghlh year had when
about three years OF severe spell Of sickness She
reduced skeleton. and though partially re-
covering she yel continued In much The same cUnduona
feeble weakly child. About two years ago she TOOK
heavy cold and cough set IN, from this time she
kept growing and worse until physician oG us
she could mol be cured the consumption was sSsted DC
yOnd al hope OF recovery. We sal up Win nef 81 nign
ard her cough was 80 hard 4. times That feared she
OF blood and matter ch she frequently brought
up. ,-
we h. Ard OF BEEKMANS PULMONlC SYRUP. Tbs,
gury we gave d 20 her IN accordance viii d.recous sr
Dr. Bcekmsu. Her cough loosenei a. once ana sne
raised easily her rest was better. snd TIE second
night asr spell only OfcOughng and rAsing enc was
comparatively easy 81 night Anef ths her lghs grew
better snd better. until she rested perfectly well
She gained almost Immediately afler commencing mo
uss Of lhe Syrup. This was IN June so rapid was her
Improvement indeed that many ghbOrs and friends,
hearing OF H. came TO the house pufpOseiy TO see her,
Every Oue struck with astOnsbmenl had al sup
posed from the circumstance Of her dreadful cough, as
well euscaied and weak condition thai was beyond
the mower Of medicine her health la fact hey
had for years her only g. puny, scSy child ard
now 10 sss her restor-aitef lTrllhhrg long he
very brink OF the grave II werewas indeed miracle.
She Is ss her rosy cheeks indicate IN me ia noo
Of health. EDWARD BOLGER,
ELLENOR BOLGER,
"a Stanlon-sL n. Y.
Bsekman's Original Senn,re Pumonie Syrup and Nege-
old established ofhce fsi ConSndst one door below
Greenwich ST. New York 2N teod
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Nfs GRAgADA.-On Saturday We received
.fe Goceta de Ia Eaeua Granada and of FL Dia 0i
g,s up to January g. last A' this is not SO late as
s,.TOs. sdvces from the same quarter we fnd nothing
,sr ,hsn. They are occupied with the internal al
~. a he country and devote large part OF their
-. !. n. expedition OF Gen. Flores.
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CONVERSATIONAL MEETING.
COmpOsitIou, Uses and Properties.

The fifth Of tbs series Of meetings was held on
Friday evening at the Repository Of The American lnsa.
iu,e In the Psrk-Prof MAPS in the Chair and J. w
CHAMBER, Secretary.
4 member Of the Institute read an interesting paper
from which condense the following:
Water is composed Of Oxygen and Hydrogen
gases. If Hydrogen is burned in street lamps !,
combines with Oxygen during the burning and produces
Water, composed Of
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~ The Legislature Of Wisconsin has granted
charter for Railroad to connect lake Michigan Win
the Upper Mississippi river The Milwaukee Courier
links Inc s,ock vii be taken and the work speedily
constructed.
THK RIOT -Everythinsis quiet on the hailroad.
Yesterday usa named Mcclure, was arrested a. Beng
one Of the rng saders in driving SONS Of ae "orAen
from the road The work on the road VIII commence
again in day ortFo. tFroS' Trans ''n-
MoRE MARY AND lKcs.-A bed ci IRON ore cas-
49, si.ro,erss ,esr Cleersprng IN Washington eoun
". which will yied 30 per cent Iee Bccnsooro Oda
Fellow states ihata gentleman named Han 50 san s1ins
Of its wealth has already purchased loo acres OF and
u Hon. Nathaniel Ruggles, for many years =
dstinguished ciiizn Of Newport K / and inIiee
80 81 YEAS Hewss native Of Rochester, Mass
r. The NewSersey Legislature adjourned Oh
Friday morning.
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BislEs FOR sLAvEs.-Rev. f. N. Kirk OF Boston
Ia uss Donation in aid Of fund for distributing
sss spsrs the Slaves Of the South lie says that no
"a, O body OF men has right TO prevent any human
xss FROM reading the Word of God. The fact tina,
a,r ~ laws enacted against It, whether in Rome,
u,,e. Charleston, in way affects the duty Of
rry Asmsn being to do all in bis power to communi'
4, shs to every other human being. lie would there
r,sxgursge the American Bible Society in the work
assuesaou among the Slaves.
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CAUTION TO DEALERS IN FIRE ARMS
Yin he scIion Of Ettan iilea Hunt SYM 10 tne
Circuit Court 81 tbs United stales Tor 60 nfDg5nen yl
his patentrgh usanufset1re use ard sel 70 Dc used
the 5ELF-COCKING PISTOL verdict has been given
Tor he plsnuf with costs Of Trial, ard me OF Iwsys
hundred z1 junction has been Issued az
Blunt SyIns 10 restrain Lhen from BsAing or ceiling said
article. fheir petition zoe tria add 10 carry 10
IRE n1blie ace therefore respectfully cautioned against
purchasing OF selling the selfCockng Rlstos made %
Blunt Syms any Pistols Of similar kird as % clare
gardng this canton, Il would maze II necessary i9f 17
Subscriber 20 appeal he laws for protection IL az suen
cases All ARTICLES Of ths Kind made By AIen nof-
ber Norwich Conn and for sale y 10 pInci ~ aea
era In he article Ia Ncw.Y0rk EJhAn ALLSt
Eo,,Vteh Conn I'm Nov I2s6 nl6 ZzwrMkTDislp
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NEW.YORR TRIBUNE.
Connecticut.

~...ossl election takes place on the st Mon
M ,,M CLARK BIssEL Of Ncrwalk is the
~ W. ,,,ssste for Governor, and Thomas T.
"-s h Dsnbury, the LocoFoco candidate
-. nom;ns,iOns for Congress are as follows
-, Uhig. Lcco.
D.s1 rou.na. Jas Dixon. VIM ). HsmeTsley.
n', ~ sn1 4 Ma ID. Hubbard. saml lDgham.
>; ha' .'vy,n6bamI A. Rockwell Noyes Billings.
s sl.s.H 4 Ilicb. Truman Smith. George Taylor
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TI,ug RysP FAMILY MEDICINE n

CHERRY PECTORAL.-AyersCh Cherry fectora
Nfor The cure OF cougha colds, consumption, snd all al
factions OF The lungs and throat THIS preparation ID en
rey fres from the suspicion Of quackery, and recon-
mended by physicians Of tho highest responsibility its
ingredients mode Of pre- pArson are y sld open 70
ma nSpaction Of the Med cal Profession and II s conn
donty believed thai Us combination - such as 10 give mo
utmost e1ergy 10 remedial eject win mo Mos' Pe'i0e'
Sold In New.York by Hosdley, Phelps Co wholesale
A Meskirn ana Henry Johnson, Apolheesries Broadway
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LATEST FRoN TANFIco.-The Bremen brig Con
radine Costa from Bremen, touched st Tsmpico on the
10Th inst BY this arrival letters were received in this
city TO the effect that Gen Shields had Issued an ORDER
rnnressug into the United Sstes service all vessels then
il port 10 be used transports 10 convey men and pro
Visions to some point unknown 10 the writer. II may
be therefore that shall not receive Intelligence from
Tampico for days to come unless brought hither
nv Government transport We do not learn that the
Conradne brought any farther news Of the movements
of the AMY. ~. ". nc 70.
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Loss or THE y. :. PROPELLER OCEAN.-ThC
steamer VIM CASTOR arrived this morning, reports that
the L. : Propeller Ocean, from Philadelphia bound q
Tampico loaded with Government stores, ordered q
put into Mosquito for four barges saved from The wreck
OF - Capt Rogers. and then proceeded on her
voyage sounded the bar and found feet water At
tempted to 20 in-struok on the bar aud thumped ou
one tide next tide was forced over into deep water
where she sunk AL hands saved vessel supposed a
total loss. Savannah Georgian, teo' p.
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1v- HuL CARTER, Esq declines being the
v5s candidate for Congress in the Accomac Dis
,,,t Virginia.
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sssy LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
sbA. .,..,v s,rvgpAY MosNIsG, At the low riice
s,snss,. mum. in advance. 10 copies for ei5 VI 70
-sl ot go
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poas,O-The colonization of this Island, as we
-. Goa. ne SlnelpOst is about being undertaken
.,,. H.rus J i've Dutch capitalists. They intend to
,.,, Gstuss migrants
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a ESn- JAMES f SIMMONS will accept ou
.aIs sr copy of bis able and conclusive Speech on
a. usxIcsn War.
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uUBBARD'S PAPERS.-BURNAP&B ABCoCk'
No. l5 FuitCu-s offer for sale fil Of "a
pers manufactured by the Messrs Hubbard, comprising
Ledger Papers blue and white Imperial, super hoy Al,
Royal, Medium, DENY and Flat CAP.
Bank folio Poet, Bank QuartO Post, Exchange esp.
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled and plain
Letter Paper ruled and PLAIN, full a1s0runenL
Packet Post So per and ExiIs Super
Tinted Plate Paper; COlcEed lmperlsls
Colored Royals, thick and Dir.
Do. Medium, do. do.
Do. Double Cap, for copy books.
Fine Glazed Colored Msdiums, Royals, nc. Ac
o. have also hand very extensive assortment OF
Writing Papers Book ard News Printing Papers, Plsse
Papers, Hardware and Wrapping Pepers They arc also
sole sgens OF the genuine Patent Envelope Paper
Printing Paper Q! Ary siEe and quality made 10 order 81
shon uoticaL iy2l csYso5
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S,oT-THERS COTTON YARN-Ben Southern

coUTHERN COTTON fAhN-5sM Soa tos.n
Swans 81 the following descTi7 ons are cr-feo 70 couc
~ Tnsrrhsuts Il me lowest rsfket prices, VIZ
- Norh Carolina factories, assorted Nos. 70 10
coah Carolina do do DO " u
800 ss : 80 f,~ssted Vars DO TOR
h,se Corlon Vans made from pare cotton, and ne
soapexlon OF TIE goods % uns1rp sot eearnsss
Bnvers can have any sssofinr1I VI I4A1cis Pr W
..Tt their wants ~ilho1l extra priee.
49, Pae-son snd other Nes-yersey Yarns, q !os
- to-~ffr with Bstts Wlck, Warp Twioe and Wsd-
:, IS ~ n Cedar.s. haf block aboye Peerst up
a.nsi - 80 ire 81 T. N. UNDERHILL co.
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A CAS- FAILURE.-The Loco FOcos OF Oakland
county Michigan have been endesyorine to create 8
feeling In favor OF Senator Cass candidate Tor the
Presidency. County Mass Meeting was called for the
purpose on the lth ut which was attended ~ about
twenty persons resolution offered tsyoring Mr..
Cass's nomination which. after IN angry debate, was
passed by bare majority OF those present
Another Effort Of tie same kind was made AZ Mount
Clemens which went of haFmonousy there beng less
than half dozen persons present
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70 DEALERS IN FIRE ARMS.

IT 6 CIRCUIT COURT, for The eomhern DisLric, ot
u. New. York.-Ethan Alec u Or.sson Blunt, e et--
l. Alexander Gardiner, CLERK Of the Circuit Court VI tbs
sited STATES for the Southern District u HewY0Tk do
hereby certify that he above entitled suit WA Led ID he
said Court On The ,h and 1eth days Of April ls before
he Hon Smith Thompson Associate Justice Of the So
prene Court o. the United States hat Jay empan-
need and and he opened By Mr. Sherman on
the bar, Of the defendant Onsson Blunt q s hat tfler
the sgdsnce bad been closed The summed
Mr. secea for tbs defendant, and by Mr. DAYS for the
plzn-g -aL charge was thefe1pOn given BY the Court
10 me jury who retired under charge Of oceT duly
qualified 10 slsnd hem and On their rt1rn rendered %
following verdict VIZ
TIA, hey End si the pLsatIH IA act the original Invent
or and psienes and entitled W the fol- and exclusive rzh
a1d liberty Of making constructing using and yendns %
others Be used he Improved lock claimed By him and
act forth In bis patent
And thsy farther say shsi the lock snnfaet1rei ad
verded By ns defendants u not a. irfngsrens Of lhe
platnliHl righls, and 30 they say all
All Of which appears By the minutes Of The said Trial
recorded u ny oAea ALEX GARDINER, Clerk.
Derrmher lssS 81 MkTha
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nIII.RoAD IRON.-Ths subscribers are prepared
II 70 "a oder, for American Railroad ron II say psi
80 6sivsr 70 ne extent Of 1870 t5ns per monh aher
- - Anrsi rex MURDOCH, LEAvIIT 4 CO.
e(sosff TKrsu NsE.YcKk.
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IDyFRTIsElIENT ExTRAORDINARY.-

"A TO ARTIsTs.-Ths undefsigIsd hayt5g lsssed ne
s5 10 receive works OF Art for e1h1tcn and sae For
PcIres nol sold, pfce WI BE- psid as shall be sseed
"a by the parties seafns and RECEIVING flcIes 500
Srriuur6l My.ho.ogicsl Historical and Landscape Ar
a. dssirious u svzng themselves u This worid-wlde
mode on auzmenug their fortunes hor lame aco Well
ness, may rely upon ne pucenAhly and oeyoteo
20. on he UNDERMINED do al n hs power 10 Atysres
he cause OF Art and reader more nc III
~ eTsliZsilor The Institution hes he best Ssnss and
- lP~.'.S - lars Irul T. ". WHITLEY.
ADDE'S 7. w. whiIlsy, Forest HI, Coyinzton, ny.
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the perpetrstor.

Observation-Disclosures half past o'clock ias'
evening as oacer James Finney was passing throusn
GodSt bis attention was attracted by the eries o.
child On looking about he discovered basket upon
the stoop Of house No g. which, on examination was
found 70 contain two babies apparently about one asy
old which had been lsr there BY some unknown per-
scns
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HYDRAN TS.
D,pruo1o vrwH1sI P KIM 'seltAeupg

DARTHOL0MEW'S PATENT selfActng Hydrsni
Institute The Croson Water Department adopted he se
OF tb- IN 1870 used others since fof pub,
lie hvdrants They ae recon mended as the bes, for al
ordinary purposes and particularly FOR yards and alleys
where several tenants supplied At one hydrsnt "a
they are scsoppng cannot be sL running ~ careleas
uess or by children VIII not freeze repaired usually
without digging up are strong Eot liable 10 get OUT OF re-
pair snd sold Al about ue price Of ne common KIND
The large discount made 70 plumbers MAKES II an o0ee!
10 furnish themselves with HEM For sale By n. sawyer
50 Bleeeker g., A. Mlls Avenue d; w Montgomery
IN Bow-ry; W. West, Hudson-st; Cozlens Howell
PARK Row and others and the factory, 81 Centef-sL
nssT leonard by MCKINLEY MORRISON,
- ii 6rass FOundsrs and FlnlsleTs
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Assault AND BATTERY WIN NrEST TO STEAL
Charles Morris was yesterday slrssted By Capt.. w.
Bush, charge cf assalt sni battery made By MsrgA
Re. Z Van Nostrsnd. 726 GrcenEichst and e. liar.
rio, Of ~ GreenWchsi On te person Of Inc prisoner
we. found a number Of skelston keys which were
wrapped up ia sing sing pap-Tof late date. also LAGOS
small gold watch II j. supPucf tA4f De ATTENDED h
steal from the above named prniscs He ia y be tskeu
to-day before JUSTICE RO0mG iI examination.
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I Z
/ tsblshment In New-YorE is at sO3 NassausL-JOHN
p BRtTTON late of lo2 Fuonst hereby respectfully In
forms his friends old patrons and the community In gene
raj that he has fitted up the store at sOf NAssau'st In
superb manner and would invite their attention 10 his
large and well selected assortment Of genuemens wear
inp apparel comprising greater variety than he has ever
before offered and such exceedingly low prices which
none learn but must truly appreciate.
Iyes and Froek Coatf-Black, blue, brown olive and
green Of French English, Belgian and American Cloths
from 81 50 to So
O5ice and BusncB CoatS-Peto, Tweeds BIoadcloths
and All other reasonable goods the market from - 50
10 IS.
Pant.-Broadcloth paiE and fancy, cashmere and doe
skin OF French Eish and AGaerican from q 70 50.
ts-DOube-breasted straight breast, and rolling col
lar new styles plain and fancy, Of silk satin, vseaeia
aud every other variety, from 81 TO 81 50.
Also, large and we-seleeted assortment OF French
English and American Broadclohs Cassmeres and Vest
ms which will be made TO order In the nestes manner
In the most fashionable according 10 every variety
OF taste. ~ Remember no ~. 81 -o,-ro,,
frrt- r. ~