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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
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PHILADELPHIA. Thur day. Jons .
The FLOUR market continues dull and M
operative The demand for shpmen. continues msel.
and only ta7tO bills standard and far brands al 81 - -
49, and select brands at - u Dbl The sales DI
consumption are sma - - lat p FOR common D
and 81 I'll 10 s. 20 for extra aud fancy lots RYE FIVE
IS held al g 90 The demand Tor CORN MEAL conNn,
limited Small sales Of PennsylVana At SD "a - n
BRASDYwiHE yesterday NJ 50 Z III The sapp,.n.Jly
WHEAT continue exceedingly small and prices are fni,
alntanCd Sales Il 2 Geo bushels good Pennsi 1h-
White At 81 o.. and RED az San cents ousneL
sales II the latter description were mostly 20 ths a
manufacturers RYE Is steady al 70 cents Co.'s .;,si
COED demand for shipment but the receipts are
Sales u 5Ct1 bushels Yellow At 20 cents, and some
afoa OATS in better demand, but prlcss ~. -,
changed WHsKT, demand moderate. Sales OF DOS AZ -"
and bhcs at 81 az cents. -..-k,
SALES OF SrocKs-Frst Boord-o Bank Of ken, ~ ~
los 200 Reading RI, &c, ICo do 3ot 10 do nsSs
3ot Harrisburg RR q. 10 Minohill RI, eS -
celphia BANK I39 10 orTs Canal lei 100 Wilmiazsga
RI Co. %! Northern Liberties Bank So Penn BAL.
49, 80 Lehigh Nav II 10 Mech Blk, 29s 100 Norrs,os
RR. 6, 81 s2ooo g. Is 1881; 80 Kensnson D'A-'
IS 80 State S. 9fk $50 DO, IS, 9it 49, - al, az
Seeond BoSrd-SS0o Allegheny City 8, 70. We
Ca,swlsse Bt I6k 5000 Pittsburgh Is. o. w "a n
ing RI aol 50 Ctraid Blk, 1tt. 10 Penn Bk, w wv
G.. q. less see ssste So. sat- 5" Noristown NIX "f
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The Opera.

SignOr BETTINI WAS well received last
evening by large and brilliant audience. We were
present only during the second act, IN which the
malecuon scena was encOred and sung to the salts
faction, but hardly TO the enthusiasm, Of the house
BETTISIs voice is good but neither very full or ring
ing. His style Is rather boisterous but effective and
his personal advantages are great and be poses so
well, that he makes very striking Edgardo. After a
fairer hearing however, we can Judge him more
Justly. BosIo Is 4 lovely LUCIA. Nature has well
hied her for the part and her delicate and sensitive
organization adequately reproduces the fair and
iated figure of the romance. II IS fortu-
nate circumstance for an artist when the per-
sonsl magnetism Of character tnges talent with
an mexphcabe but irresistible beauty This is
the gracious gift Of music 10 BosIo, and this viii al
ways secure for her something more than technical
artistic success. BENBvBSTANo IS UNCHANGED He
renewed that extraordinary sound whose echoes
have scarcely yet died away within the walls. but
which IS more mighty than musical. Yet his geru
me satisfaction with himself should persuade all the
rest OF the world to be pleased HIS performance
alwayS satisfies one person. and sometimes, As we
know, pleaSes another.
The next opera IS Emani.
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BURGLARS CAUGHT IN THg ACT.-Edw
Highland and Walter Jenkins were, about O'Clock
yesterday morning, caught IN the act Of breaking
into the dwelling l57 Greenwch-Si., BY breaking on
pane OF glass in one Of the basement windows
They were taken TO the Lower Police Court aai
held for examination.
FoRGERY.-John Page. a young man in
the employ Of Henry Dean. coniecuoner, III Broad.
way. was yesterday arrested a charge OF fOrzins
his employers signature 10 bills OF ms customers
from whom Page had obtained the money. which he
appropriated 10 his own lie was held 10 aasyr,
the charge
FoUND DEAD.-A man was found dead on
Wednesday evening at the corner Of Twenty-pirs
ST. and Second-aV., by officer MADDEN Of the Eight,
eenth Wand The body WAS taken 10 Bellevue Hos
pital. pawn ticket dated July - 1850. with the
name OF VI. Dcaby upon Il was found IN his pocket
Deceased was about IS years OF age, and had on A
dark coat dark pants, dark plush cap and white shirt
The Coroner was notified and Will hold an l2QueSt
this morning.
BURGLARY AND GRAND LARCENY. Tho
Jewery store Of John Barrow. No. $50 Groeawich.st
was entered by burglars on wednesday night and
robbed OF several gold and silver watches together
with considerable amount OF Jewelry. The burglars
escaped with their booty and have not been arrested
lanes Herbert was arrested on charge OF burg.
iary in breaking into the stable OF John Scheraer,
corner Of Slxth-st and Avenue A. lie was caGgA,
hv Mr. Schcner. coming out OF the stable with a
bride in his possession. Committed for examination
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

New HALL FOR THE FREMES -Ope-
rstions have been commenced for building Pike.
mans Hall on Henry-s, near Cranberry. 1t Is TO be
three stories high and will occupy front of AZ Zee,
by 40 feet in depth to be built Of handsome brick
with brown stone or iron front. When completed
the first floor will be occupied by franklin Engine
Company No. ,, Atlantic Hose Company No. !, ani
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company No |. On the
second floor will be paror for each of the compa.
nles with room OF ample dimensions and convent
epces for Bucket Company No. |. The .hlrd door is
20 contain hail. IS by IS and 20 feet ceiling arcpd
ing room 10 by 2s, and library room - by 2S the
whole to be finished repete throughout with every
necessary convenience. The building will probably
be finished by the lst OF September
FIRs-A fire broke out in Barney Fines
residence IN Green-av, near Myrtle, about 10
o'clock on Wednesday night, which was damagedto
the extent of about $500. Insured.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Freeman, a carpen-
ter. fell from building corner of 5th-aV and Pacific.
st., on Wednesday afternoon and was seriously IN.
jured
The LIBEL CAsE.-The examination of
tho proprietors OF The Adtertisr on the charge Of
hbelng the proprietor OF The Freeman came onbe'
fore Justice King yesterday. The plaintiff and his
Honor the Mayor were severally examined sler
which the further hearing was adjourned TIL Tues
day next. The cause of action u.s. that the decn'
dants, in their paper. charged plaintiff with having
received black mail money, about the time OF the
last election.
GRAND LARcENY-Ellen Mortimer, SER
want in the family of Mr. Num-, IN Union-st was
brought before Justice smith, yesterday, charged
with stealing 500 IN money from her employer
The money being found IN her possession. she was
fully committed ortral.
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tADyERTIsEaEST.l

u HOME UNION, OR A PIASo-FoRTE So
GETTY for the distribution Of Pianos 10 every family
circle, and announcement OF music at home. Were
the means placed within the reach Of the people,
America could be made chief OF musical nations
and for the advancement Of this object here, new
system has been started which places the purchase
OF a truly valuable Piano within the reach Of all
The plan Is that 100 persons unite and subscribe 81
per n onth which makes a fund for the purchase OF
Pianos. These are then loaned Individually to the
members, subject to an extra due, which may be
offered for the same, and on each month, until
every member has received MS instrument, when the
Society Will cease TO exist. Thus, to all who want
A Piano, and cannot conveniently pay al once for a
good instrument, an opportunity IS afforded and to
persons hiring poor Pianos, the system will recon-
mend itself, for who would not save their money,
ard who does not want to own a Piano-Fortel The
books for receiving the names are now open al the
American PIano-Forte Company, 2e9 Broadway,
Room No 5, where full particulars Will Be gyen by
MeSsrs JOCELYN, WATSON & PURCELL.
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A New SUMNER HAr--Thc Gentle

mans Summer IatWARROCKs Haters have great plea
sure in announcing that they Will Introduce, THIs DAY
rentloens Summer wear THIS and beautiful Hat
Of exceedingly species Of French gray
beaver never before attempted for similar purpose IN thus
country and posse independent of color (which is
eli arm in itsef) Incompatible merit The weight OF this
Hat about three and half ounces and we fee! war
ssated in believing that there has never been hat pro-
auced possessing much intrinsic fitness ot gentlemans
Summer Hat the French Gray Beaver now introduced
By rus. WARNOCKS, Hattefs, Irving House,
my2au Broadway.
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60 W.gM WEATHER STOCK /. n !,
a PLAIN ANNouNcEMRNr, YET ATTRAcT-


,vy-KEoxs assortment Of Summer HATS are now 5eaay
e. nsnectiou Of citizens and strangers young ana oo
h ,..t. o,et fashionable 0ufre and purses repiote
,s, srnfv Suit all classes he will and the means 70
hI b,, 10 10 90 are well stocked store Of the very DeSt
t,cies "A head gear and determination TO sell 70 an VINO
- rnon him Prominent among the articles designeu IOr
smgsr use Is his initssle and unaPproachaDie ROCKY
EousT.IN BEAVER which - manufactured OF tne most
Ssi,c.ts materials in his usual artistic style universally
Sknoviedged 70 DO tie fashionable hat Of the season Whe
l. he gRest and fascnztIngy elegant ever invent
"a Succeeding this his extensive assortment OF straw
As waving hal prce from few shngs TO 100 F0r tne
insncton Of the grave and sedate he oilers MS Valuable
.sSk M black six and hats, uneIcelled IN quay
,vl, 6nish and the reasonableness In puce For travelling
y, steamboats and railroad for Jsuntn the Goun
%, on 6sbins or cunning excursions tp TO California
=, snmmer visit TO Europe, his short mapped beavers
y,hite MACK and dratl be found useful and economical
psTents can from a attractive display OF chidrenS
raE hats caps &C make such selections as may sun thsI
tastes AZ The extensive these articles are
beautiful and becoming TO the young In concIns3n 70
.repaYe his customers for the Summer showers ne IN
stss attention h stock Of umbrellas the most pop1sr
~ which is the Jenny Lind article every way worthy
~ Inc name il bears II perhaps useless 10 invite the
public 70 visit the subscriber they have found the way TO
his store and IL a Of qualification and satisfaction
10 him 10 know that those who call apt to re-
peat their visit. KNOX, ~ FqIoh - IsS
adjoining the Sun and opposite the Herald Once.
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" We have 50 often heard our cltlzens

10 We have so often heard our citizens
express the desire Of being relieved from exorbtan city
rents that we take pleasure telling them that their wish
as can be complied with II they choose 20 embrace the OPP
portunity offered by Mr. RLAMMER Of WOoser-S who mas
selected number Of beautiful situations where any one
who would have freehold at moderate puce may secure
enc We must commend the judgment Of Mr.. FLANNER
for the choice localities he made Wemay among some
Of them enumerae Unionown, situated ON the Hudson
River Railroad, opposite Pierm0nt, within half mile OF
Hastings and three miles above ionkors For those who
prefer home the Sound there beautiful Straten-
port Flushing Bsy, aud half mile from Flushing For
ono eligible residences the Immediate VICINITY OF tho
city we know of more desirable. Any who desire
residence inland recommend Ga HckSvle, on the
Long island Railroad where a half acre OF choice land
may be obtained for only SIS. OF the many hne oca-
Cons OF land that Mi FLkMMRR has made choice or we
sneak of these an most prominent All who desire any IN
formation hre advised 10 call on Mr. FLAMNER 22o Woes
terst, where mapand all necessary Information may De
obtained. je4 o.
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-,,hlicafion m the newspa PCT
~ stinulations IN the asre
ccbased from Mr.. Goodyear :
10 nafents, for the purpose d
nfs6turers 10 combine with o
suits in which he has involve
on Goodyeers Patents, lHor
fssst,d infnngsr on Goodyear
we publish for then benen
made with Goodyear IN the
from hum for 5000 dollars 70
SeY MS Patents. Here they
LOOK on THIS PICTURE
POPULATIONS q the Shoe II.
censes with Goodyear CON
blamed Of by Day
" All the Shoe business Il
which India Rubber Is USE
as a component part theIeo
shall be deemed and takol
70 be earned on under TN
Agreement and License
I" SAID Licenses ere y
stamp all the gods ~ tnen
made and sold " Goodyear
PsteRt -"
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EXCURSION TO DuSKIRK.-The Officers
Of the NewYOrk and Ere Railroad Company have
gwen notice that Excursion Tickets to Dunkirk can
&c obtained from the present time Until the 10Th OF
July. These tickets VIII be sold for s.. and viii en-
tile the purchaser TO pass over the road Dunkrk
and return ten days from their date. Persons pur.
chasing them will thus have abundant time to visit
the Falls and the principal Cities on the Lakes The
tickets are foT sale only At the Office OF the Com
pany, S WALLIS
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I NOW OK THIS.
Prom the New Brunswick
Times. Jan 5, 1917
n $50 REV
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1851.

CoRREcrIoN.- name ofthe late Enyoyto Iayti
and the Dominican Republic is Benjamin Z. Green
not b. B Green, printed yesterday by an accl-
dental error.
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KEEP c ooL.-Eminent physicians recon-

mend 10 keep the head and better prepared for
bushes s. with light hat FREEMAN, at the UNION HAT
STORE. % FultOn-st between William and Cold mas the
rgest and best stock Of Summer Hats that he
found in this city White Rocky Mountain Beaver, $3to
81 Panama Hat 50 90 SO To IS Braid and Leghorn Hats
Chdens Fancy STaws and all kinds of goods adapted -
4 ha
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DR.. BANNING IN WmLIAMsBuRGH.-T
last Of Dr. Bsnnings course Of Free Lectures to the
Ladies Of WILLIAMSBURG, viii be delivered this az
tcrnoon at O'Clock, 1t Central Hall, corner Of Fifth
and Souh-Frst SIS Mothers and daughters. afflicted
WITH or who are interested in the causes, prevention
and cure Of spinal Affections, other bodily deformi
ties and weaknesses, would do well to attend
Dr. BanningS Evening Lecture to Ladies and Gen.
tlemen. viii be delivered this evening at O'Clock.
at the same place. The Doctor Will give summary
OF the entire course usually delivered by him on such
occasions embracing the lecture on the Philosophy
OF the Human Voice, together with remarks on
Dress, and other subjects connected with The Physi
cal Science Of Life.
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GRNTLEMEN's SUMMER

GENTLEMEN's SUMNER HATS.-BIRD,
corner Pine and Nassau ss invites attention to ms new
md elegant sye of EXTRA gh French grey beaver Hat for
Summer wear manufactured from and beautiful So
lection fur Of exceeding richness Of color and hneneSs OF
texture Also the pure Rocky Mountain white and drab
beaver Hats together with several other styles OF fur Straw
and Panama Hats, adapted to the season
n,vo6 i'm Pine aud Nassau SITS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

ATTEMPT AT RAPE upon A CHILD
Henry Wacof, aiias Andrew Winch, was Yesterday
arrested On a charge Of attempt atrapo upon the per-
Of a daughter Of officer Anderson Of the Seventh
Ward The child IS but five years Of age, and the
accused had managed TO get her into an apartment
where he was endeaVOring TO effect his Infamous
purpose, when the child screamed for help and her
caught the fellow IN the act He was a boarder IN
Mr.. Anderson's family Committed to prison for eI-
animation
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JENNY LIMBS LAST CONCERT IN NEw-
yoRK The office nj Castle Garden will be open at o.
clock TINS MORNING for the Of number of CHOICE
STATS Friday NAV O
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~ Canton MATING al low prices at 99

Bswery, HIRAM ANDERsoRs, enc yard 20 one and half
ards WIDE white and checked of superior quality Floor
on Cloths b and ~ per ward, two yards wide Engsh
Floor OIL Cloths osht yards wide of and splendid ia
postry and chntz figures
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" Housekeepers, and all others, In want
& Bedding. Bedstesds &C would de well 20 call st NJ.
WiLLARp's old established wazerooms. 100 ChAthaa-st
Of Mulberry where may Be found the largest
sssent Of articles his line offered 70 the public.
consisting Of Feathers. Beds Mattresses ~ Patent screw
kcdsess sad Cots wholesale saa Tssaa jeS inTaIAA&
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SUMNER STYLES or Rocky MOUNTAIN

On N BEIvERs PANLHks, LEGHoRNs and STRAW HATS
rTamine the splendid assortment Of w. y. DAVID, 1911
Broadway second door from Duanest Those who wish to
Asye their tastes suited would do well to call
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rAs Horace II. Day has put forth

Day has put lOllu d
IN which he complains Of GER
ement u the parties who Pgf-
~ night te make shoes under
Z inducing capitalists a1d naa-
j AID him in the expensive Law
4 himself bV his infrngeneatS
ace n. Day being the only pTo-
: Patents IN the United StatcsJ
] the stipulatlons which Day
7 scrnse which Day purchased
nsruf.cture SHRED goods IN
re, side ~ SIDE
I SOW % THIS
lDsy's own stipnittions m
! GOODYEAR License IN hin
Ia make SHRED gOOls
1T beng understood AMI
.,a-reed bT the parties here
Ito (GoodyeaT aad Day tAai
IAN shirrei or corTu5a;el
,lgoods Of any kInd, made or
used ny said Day OF his IS
.gns shall be considered as
made and used under tbs
. agreement. and subject To
lsaid tanf - assessment
-" Fourthly That sand Day
vii cause each and every
The above enumerated ar
lucles. and elca and eyery
lnair Of suspenderS. to be
stamped, according TO law
lcons5lcuously with the name
lof sad Goodyear as pa,entee'
and the date Of his patents.
There was also this further
stipulation, not required from
the shoe parties. which Mr..
lGoOdyear deemed necessary
lin Days case, rs follows
" Secondly he, SAID
lDay, will keep true books and
laccounts Of all shirred or
corrugated goods made or
fused by him, and that such
books and accounts shall be
lOpen to the inspection 0f SAID
lGOOdyesr OF his authorized
lagsnt
Mr.. Goodyear also deemed
lit prudent TO make Days pay
lments a little shorter than
Twas required from the shoe
parties. This isit
" Thirdly.-That he will
lquarter yearly, from and after
1.-The first day Of January, one
Thousand eight hundred and
forty seven, pay. without de-
lfalcauon OF discounts, the
amounts due for SAID tariff OF
assessment aforesaid "
z that the shoe parties did not
was, after buying a license to
ants. to offer a reward Of fry
infringers upon the Patents
viously he had denounced as
I NOW on THIS.
Prom the New Brunswick
Times. Jan 5, 1917
] $50 REV ARD.
\ The undersi gned will pay
1.-The above reward to any per-
.lson who will give lnfJrma-
.ltion as will lead to the con-
Eviction Of any person con-
Z cernod in the United States,
slwho NAV be found. after this
date, engaged in the plratical
use Of any Of his Patents. OR
THOSE GRANTED 20 Charles
Goodyear, used IN the manu-
facture Of shirred goods, the
lerclusive night under al OF
which is now owned by him.
(Slgnedl
HORACE II. DAY.
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But tntJt WAS auOlusi AilliA
DO which Day did, aud that
work under GO0dyesT's Pat
dollars 10 convict and punish
which only nine months pre-
fraudulent and worthless.
LOOK on THIS PICTURE.
Evening Mirror, March ?,
1916.
What - the fraud : It's
the effort Of designing men
TO give to the FRAUDULENT
PATENTS, standing IN the
name Of Charles Goodyear
tho protection Of legal secu-
rity. The principal one Of
them. metallic rubber, II
published in full in tho Mir
ror and Tribune Of 27th.
(Signed)
HORACE II. DAY
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Doors, SHOES and CATERS, at JoNES, Ii
Ann-ssThat the best place set good Shoe Leather
cheap Please cali and eramne then purchase whereyour
Judgment dictates ReMsmher JoNgS, Ii AnnSt near the
Museum lc4 az
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MessrS Il A. PETERSON \ Co. continue 20 reap the ad
vantages which their liberal dealings with the public de-
serve. Frum Iosy morn 20 dewy eve their cOmmOdlouS
store hrOnged with anions customers who hearing the
low prices at which they sell the most beautiful and attract
styles of Carpets and the best quality OF Rugs, Window
Shades Sc, 10 thher from all parts Of the city and tbs
suburbs We recommend THESE radesmen TO our friends
and the puhlla
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SUMNER HATS IN THEIR VARIETY.-Ihe
most popular STYLES offered 70 the public at the Onsprcs
is a. ] W KELLOGG
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~ Scrofuls, Scrofulous Humors. old
Sores Bos and Piles can be speedily and eectuay cured
eases Of years standing. b enslJ cradle in short
tune by the Of thus medicine has been tested many
thorough II pnr6es the blood restores the Appetite
aud strengthens the system WS SMITH HALL. Sole Pro
pyietoy. I5e Bowery.
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20 Stair Carpets are now sold at aston
ishing low prices % Bowery HIRAM ASDERsoNs Beau
nful pattern VI Venetian STAR Carpets p, IS and tS per
yard Threc-ply STAIR Carpets Is - and 6S Tapestry
STAR Carpet Brussels STAIR Carpet IS % per cent less
than car be lnnnl
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ARREST OF CoUNTERPErTERs.- Two Ger
mans named John Frees and Frederick Frank, were
yesterday arrested for passing counterfeit 10 cent
pieces 10 various groceries. apothecanes and cOnfec
toners IN Bank, Perry and Church SIS. Their move
mens excited the suspicious of officer Hanifer Of the
Ninth Ward who arrested them, and found IN their
possession large number Of counterfeit dimes and
half dimes. They were held TO answer the charge.
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urrsrHEss NOTICES.

LyARY g. Co, LEADERS and intro
s-.. Of fashion fer Gentsnens Hats. D. and 81
Ig~-se Broadway -
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q NJ. BOdiscO, Minister PlenipOtentiary
IRON Russia. arrived IN this city on Tuesday evening,
aud took rooms al the Irving House.
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Two difficulties are

FAuLrLEss SHIRTs.-Tw0 difficulties are
eften complained Of by gensmen-the difficulty of pro
curing shirts perfectly adapted g. the hgure ana taShona-
Ole Stye-and Of obtaining Them without tall at the
time specified when the order received Both these de
siderata guaranteed at GREENS Fashionable FURNISH
fng Establishment for GNntlemen. Aston Housc
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ATTEMPT Ar ROsBERY-Three indiyid-
uals known to the Police Sarah Folsom, Joseph
Smiley and Charley Green, were yesterday arrested
by Capt. MOneypenny, Of the Fifth Ward. charged
with attempting TO rob man. named Rogers. at a
house OF doubtful character. The accused were all
locked up for examination. Smiley Is said 10 be an
odd thief snd piekpocket from Boston
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" English Imperial Three-ply Carpet
ing Of nav Spring styles the elegant patterns ever
enered m tins market az eS BOwerv HRAN ANDERsoN'S
Tho celebrated largest and cheapest Carpet EAhhmeat
- the United States rhTee-piy Carpets ~ a. AMI IS
par ward. - - - -