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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-24
HOMICIDE IN QUEENS COUNTY
BOY sHoT-FIyE PERSONS UNDER AIRES

BOY SHOT-FIyE PERSONS UNDER ARREST.
About noon on Sunday boy about 10 years Of
age, named Dennis Dunn, whose parents reside at
Hunters Point, near the terminus of the Flushing
Railroad, receive mortal wound By muske. ball,
which took effect in his forehead and caused his death
in hour under the following circumstances: II sp-
pears that three several parties Of young from
NewYork proceeded TO the above place for the pu.-
pose Of target practice. One of the targets
placed near the plaDkroad about two huodced yards
from row Of seven shanties, in Of which the
parents Of deceased resided. The second target was
placed to the right Of the first, aud the third
still further in the orchard Bet ween the shanties
and targets rise Of ground about six feet exclud
ing the shanties from view. The company with the
first target some eight nine young men, fred in
range of the shanties The other two companies,
from their position, supposed to have fired TO the
right Of the sbapties. number OF shots had bsen
fired, when ball struck the door amb of Mr.. Dunns
sbanty and entered the wood three inches. Tim
0thy Conner his wife, Mrs. Smith aud deceased we're
examining where the ball struck wnen Conner heard
ball whstiDg and called out for them to step back
Just at that instant the boy Dunn turned around and
q bullet struck him in the head.
The fOllo wing persons were arrested and lodged in
Jail at Astoria Martin McGrath, residing at No. 397
Ninth-st. N. Y; James Antwistle, residing at No
III Avenue b. N. Y James Mcconnell, residing at
Avenue G, and Frederick Hart, No. 80 Avenue G.
The three first named firing at the first target.
A young German also belonging to their party made
his escape in small boat after being arrested, and
was seen to throw overheard powderhorn aud bull
let pouch. Justice Boyd Of Astoria held inquest
yesterday at the Court House. From the testi nony
taken the above facts were elected The jury rem
dered verdict that Dennis Dunn came to his death
by wound in the forehead from musket ball; that
targets were placed in a direct line with the house at
the door Of which he killed, at which men
firing; that through the culpabe negligence of these
parties, he met his death; that the FIVE 10 cusO-
dy arrested on the ground where these targets
were placed, engaged in target shooting at or about
the time the said Deems Dunn was killed.
After the prisoners were examined before Justice
Boyd McGrath, Antwstle and Cornell were COM
mited in default of 81 900 BAH each to appear before
the Grand Jury on the 27th November, and Hart and
Cole we're committed in default OF $500 bonds each
The parties will probably be baled out to-day.
warrant was also issued for the arrest of the German
who made his escape.
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FIrcH-M sh.uses. Huron Co CSiO, 81 III. ias i,s.
Hsrnah vie o. Joucan Ftet and dsnshtsr Of Gee Ray
uond. dece.ssd, formerly Of Norvak Coon.
Nofwslk (Cnr ~ papers plesse cory
O0pEN-On Fr,day. OelessE 90 sfeE a lIlEes Of ~
hougs. n HeIbeIt osaeu, sI Of David and Mari Oxdsa
A.ed yesIs ard months.
NABBATr-On Saturday morE1g. Plat INST Star . sAort
rss. Edwaid Mabbatt, o. S>nze Mabsslt 10 tbs
M. rruais. ~ere takea 10 Flstlsnds ss intsrmert
ROBTNSON-O On N0Bdsy morning. otober 3. 0eogss
a. ur, IA I'D MsIs Robinson. aged year sad rsoutha
The suds 4 the family are neeect'uiy invited % sso1
he ner. this sercoon ~ oeloes' from No IN Pesf
Bro.ik yu. -. -. ~, - -.
sNIfH-On MONDAY s5d inst amer short sud severe m
res. Robert smith. IN the cd y,G OF his age
HI. erds thcse Of his family sso tue u'ene-fs hs
Gcusr. society Of Mechanics and rrdesneo sc ne No
b,n. T. irui@ are ,quested send bis taneia ron rs
lsfe rssdsree Ne n University place on WEDNESDAY 81
o'elcck without further notice, -
nlpess Jeremiah rhorns In the 2sth year Of bis age
The relatives and friends Of the family also the members o.
HOPE Ledge No. sil and A NJ the members Of sna l.
Co. No g. also the members OF n Y Tent No " OF a.
respectfully iryisd attend bis fsnersl on Isesasy
meTnnE ST 81 oclock from the sdenee OF g.. isiaeI Ne ="
Chrstophers 81 His remains ee taken 10 hetueho %
for intermeut
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
ACTION FOR ALLEGED ISLANDER AT PO-
LITICAL MEETING.
FOURTH DAY.
FOURTH DAY.
corRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Before JuDGE DAILY.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Before JUDGE DAILY.
Tbemss J. Bar ast. Henry Erben-
Mr.. Whiting, in summing up for the defense, COM
mepced BY some remarks on the difference between
libel and SANDER He then endesvored to show that.
contrary to the ruling Of the Court during the case he
had right TO adduce testimony Of any other acts Of
corruption of which Mr.. Barr might have been guilty
in mitigation Of damages for any particular ssnderous
publication, even though his answer was SIMPLY
plea of general denial He quoted Starkey am'ng
other authorities
His Honor explained that the case Of Starkey Was
NH priMs case. He maintained his decision.
Mr. Whiting said that they offered 10 prove th4f
Mr.. Barr when Alderman was engaged In furnishing
carriages 10 the Corporation at than double the
usua rates while il against the law for any men,
Der of the Common Council TO be concerned IN fur
pshing anything TO the City. They admitted that the
decisions Of the Court they then before were sa-
verse TO them but this question had never been ar
curd before the court OF derRIer resor-the Court Of
Appeals He could show that the comm1n Law OF
Finland was in their favor, and the Constitution OF
this State declared that the common law Of England
should be the common law of this State.
His Honor would simply say 10 dispose ofthe ques-
ton that since the case Of Leicester there had not
been single determination afer argument by any
Euelish Court banqEs, in which it had been held
thai evidence tending to prove the truth OF the charge
might without plea Of justification be given IN mfga-
ton of damages.
The Court u en- took recess until 12i o'clock
Mr.. Whiting, IN resuming hs srgument, would pro
coed from questions Of law 70 questions d TACT ne
vould consider the nature of the charge Ihey would
All remainder he said, that the obnoxious words we're
uttered If the house of M Beach In october 1888,
AZ a gathering Of gentlemen arising out CT fsct 70
Which no man could shut bis eyes. Every man 10
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MARRIED..

COLPAX-RTEs-In this City, In Trinity Chreh on the
t7,h ns, nv IN. Rev Mr. 5sford Richard W. Cosx editor
Of ne Hst0aa Guy Tyanseript and Harriet daughter Of
Col X ] Rees all Of Michigan City
NOORE-sOUTHW ICk-At J5nius, Seneca Co, N. Y, by
III Rev Ezrs Jones Lucus Moore Eco Emma dauSh.
ter Of Oro soutnwik. Esa. al Of Junius.
MULfORD-FAiRCHlLD the 18th May. By the Rev.
Henri Loursbey Mr. Thomas r. Mulford Of naford Town
N j. TO Mis- Ensns NJ. daughter Of the late William n.
Fsrchls Of this City.
New Haven pspers plsase copy.
REA-GARRETsOS-At Dakylls, Pa, on the 18th inst BY
the Rev W. Yeounsns D., Alexander W. Rec to Annie
N d.ugbsef Of GsnetSn, Esq.
sLFEPER- HORT0N-On the Sd October BY The Rev
samuel OssooS Mr. d. Sleeper ssr.tosa n T. to Mis-
Jui. A, daughter Of B. n. Norton T. s. Consul Nova
Scotia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sunday, 12d ms. By
the Rev VIZ Frost Mr. Ebert rsssdwsi 20 Miss Jane
Ann Penf,e
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
snles of Stocks nj philadelphia

Reported for The N. TRIsrSE BY Fay rHosASI
Fiyst Board-s 500 City S. eerts, cash, II; sAI@ WI
RR 6s as eel; sl5 sehuyl Nav &C. s2 IS ssco IslsaA
Lthish Zinc sssn 2 si so do q. 100 Union Canal cash
rs 80 DO icl s. Reading RR ssh sehuyl Nav Prefer
lsl Little sehuy ian aR So 50 Chester Valley RI
Bsteea Hoard $50 Long Island RR b5 ii Penna RR,
81; $50 Reading RR IS. IS. -
Sooo-d Boavd-S5oo Reading R. r Mort e ts, b, ais
5000 Readibg IS - 7si 100 City Railroad 6s, ga
$500 Lor leland Railroad e. IA 900 Lehsh Zine bs-n III
zoo Reading Rsilrosd h5wn S. ls do, S. do. Is Scan
cen aud Amboy RAirsd. i4si Penna Railroad Isl; do
43i, "A Grsd Bans C. sua r., ils
RsUsd e. 72i $500 do end d., 5000 Lehs Oh Zinc, u;
30 do. "a
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HEsrY n. LyEDs & Co ADotioneer
CPLENDID SALE of FIRST-CLASS CABI


JNET FURNITURE al made Tor private sale Of the
description, and warranted IN every particular
BEkRY ~ LEEDS Co will cell by suction on TUES
DAY, 24th, WEDNESDAY, 25th, and THURSDAY 18th De-
tober itl O'Clock each dsy the extensive wseroJ
Mr.. j. Dixon, No S0s Broaowsy
SPLENDID FIRsT-CLAsS CABINET FURNITURE
which u 20 be sold without the conspaies
renewing from his location consisting superb Rose
wood An s0ace lined with satin wood; Etag-res with
plate glass bset richly carved; Ladies' lie top Seeresrs
beautiful Rosewood Boob Cases Dressing Bureaus aud Dressing
Glasses OF latest Paris fnsh stock Of Center Tables
styles with brocstee and stationary marble tops En-
coisnurs with and without plate glass satin wood oed M
Cases carved; Cabinets Extension Tables Hall Stands,
Piano Stools SHAVING Glasses full suites Of the ches Paor
Fur ure 10 cb and colored broc.tee Brocade
Sit do Fancy Chairs Spring Back Arm do covered Plush
% Brocsee and French DE LANES Quartstte Carved and
Plain Bedstesds &c. &c Rosewood Buffers WasdrobeS
DINING ROOM and LIBRARY FURNITURG, cooslstiDg
OF Carved Oak Bullets Extension and Sid. Tsbes Arm aud
other Chairs covered in morocco; Hall Stands In variety
Side Bosrd. st Book Cases Library Decks Fancy Chairs
Sofss ard other scles also large assortment OF highly pol
ished Mahogany Black Walnut Furniture OF oescrp
ton opportunity seldom offered for person,
ply themselves prices With the richest and best de-
seripop Of Purnure-s Of which warranted IN every par
opla Can examined time previous 70 the sale 215
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fatal wound was given in solf.defense in a time Of
imminent danger Of bodily harm, &c. they could re-
torn verdict Of acquittel
The Jury after being out about an hour, returned
verdict Of msnsaughter in the third degree, with
recommendation to the mercy Of the Court.
The Judge was about passing sentence, when Mr..
Clinton requisite that il should be deferred till Tues
day, which was acceded TO- and the Court adjourned
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CITY ITEMS.

The Loss OF THE ARcTIc.-Any person desiring
TO possess the various statements made by the res
cued passengers and crew Of the ilI-fatod Arctic,
together with the personal memoranda and the
many interesting incidents connected there With,
as well as the sermons preached by Henry Ward
Beecher and Z. II. Chaplin, which were suggested
by the catastrophe do so by applying at the desk
in our counting-room and AL ing for The TRIBUNE
made up for circulation in California, &c. We be-
eveihis publication to be the most complete account
Issued II occupies about Mirty-three columns.
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HrNRY LtEDs Co Auctoneers -
CPLENDID SALE of the HIGHEST CLASS

- Of PICTURES ~ the FIRST ARTISTS Of this COUN Y
TRY-Comprsrg about 100 very choice Paintings the
galleries formerly occupied BY he Dusseldorf Collection No
$50 Broadway-HENRY H. LEEDS Co will sell by Auc-
ton as shove, the EVENINGS Of TUESDAY, October
81. and WEDNESDAY, November /, at ~ O'Clock each
evening At the suggestion Of Of first artists,
taken the above Galleries which unequaled In
this city In point Of location space aud superior light The
Pictures IN this sale VIII consist In OF the works
Of The following eminent ARTISTS Hunting Cropsey,
stearpes w Hays Carter. Doughty Rsoney oddie Bur
May Weir. Clifford, j. Thonpsop, Fisher, CsdeI,y Hicks,
Patt JENKINS BOutele Van Wills Anneli, Culver
house W Wright, Blauyet Schlegel, ADsero r. T Rich
ards, and others Of equal celebrity.
The Pictures will be ready for exhibition above on TU
DAY 24th inst day and evening until date Of sale (255D
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In our marine news yesterday, was a rumor from
phn.delpbi. that the Osprey, which had arrived at
that port with passengers frem the wrecked CITY
Os Philadelphia reported thelanding on New-fOund,
land OF several more Of the passengers and crew Of
the Attic. The fact is the steamer had on board one
of the life boats belonging to the Arctic in winch
portion Of the party under Mr.. Baahsm rescued ned
Chance Cove where the wreck Of the PnuadelpnIs
lies. Til, circumstance gave rise to false report
which found place on the News Book CT the fnn,
adelphia Merchants Exchange, that an sddiuonI
number Of the passengers and crew OF the Aric Ssa
been saved, and were on board the Osprey "r'
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DIED..

BARKER-In this City on Sunday October a. ser shsr,
NY.
Hin remains vese taken h ls. place Of residence os In.
DAwsoS-or Sunday morning. 72d i,st. s.r.h r. wife Of
Redmsn B. Dsv.on, AGA d ysan
Tie ueers VII piece froa her late rssdsne. No 100
Safest Brostlyu. o. Tuesday aext, ssPA
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1t il in contemplation to get up benef; for the
widow snd children Of the late LysAnder Thompson.
The project meets with favor al hands and will NJ
doubt result In The much needed material aid caIleI
for by the circumstances of the case Mr.. Thomp,on
was actor Of surprising merit and bis place will
not soon be filed. His family viii Ho be forgotten
by the proverbiay generous managers and people of
New-York.
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ardent devices. bis country ,,s-s,e citizen; this Society
ofsnos' s1fhu-'astc ueGbersi ed n IA
fly sr> ffsocisres t-rers-stlt fTierf -.
Fcslres int W. .ree-elv eor.ols with his children ia
restvs COZ tt =. ICES they have saAined By rs Eery ST
der unexpected desfh
Iorsd TIA; CORES f these resolutions D. conveyed 70 the
iv G. the dsc-sssd entered NJ the o. the Soc
~, lid supplied % THE City press flr pubiic.rln
tSisUedl WIN. MILES Presdel
ALExANrEE JoNEs Sec'y rro ten.
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TAxrs-Tbe amount of City Taxes paid into the
Receivers Office up to Saturday last for the present
year, was about 1880, OOO The total amount to be
paid is about 100000. The average payments
since the LIST Of October have been about ELI 900 per
day The whole amount paid in, for the present
wear prior to that date, was about 81 OOO OoO The
following table, prepared at the Receivers Office,
shows the total valuation of the real and personal
property of the moneyed or stock corporations in the
City of New-York, and the aggregate amount OF
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Advertisement
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN LACE CURTAINS,

SILKS MERNoES PARaMArTAs, WOOL PLAIDs, Gc-Another
large lot goods will be opened THOMAS
JAMES Cheap Dry Goods Establishment No li Sp ing ST.,
No IS Canine The excitement during the past
the that have been given
Emporums Of cheap aud rich goods has induced
the propeor make another extensive purchase which they
intend to offer ct the reduced rates Ladies' the
for bargains THOMAS JAMES, No Ill sPrins st.
ner of Wooster and No. Is Carmne OF Blocker
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PRIZES Among the prizes contended for by THE
TRIBUNE GUARD, a silver tea sett, presented by
Messrs. Udell & Hitchcock; gold watch presented
by Mr. John G. LightbOdyi a massive gold vest
chair, presented by Messrs. james III. Benedict q
Co ahandsomely chased silver cup, from Morgan
Morgans, Esq and beautiful silver card basket,
presented by James NJ. Sweeney.
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ro,rpr c.rFNDAR-TaIs DAY.

tUL MI - -ot ,og g,o
CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos. 75e, go, 40, 'sl, so, siJ,
SrpRSsE CorRT.-Speeioi Tsrm.-Nos. lis, %,
IS Issmuuer1 Is 10 co. Co. 81, ~, lA. 49,
USITTp STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Nos. OF, ts,
CO 81 81 81 So IS 81 H. II, 81, .. % - - 49,
SUPERIOR CorRr-Nos: 3t2 i5g, "a, 81: e26, 629.
SO 90 e7i s71 s74 70 sss go $50 Cos sss
IL 70 = -
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CHARGE OF NUIsAycE-Charles s. Watrous and
Tunis Van Brunt, extensive pork packers doing bus
iness under tie firm Of Van Brunt Watrous, in
Eighteenb-st., near Tenth-av., were yesterday ar
rested by Capt Stevenson of the Sixteenth Ward Po-
lice complaint of tie City Inspector, who charges
them with maintaining nuisance at their slaughter
house in the above locality, to the detrment Of the
public health. They were taken before Justice
Clark and held to bail in $500 each to answer the
charge.
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TAdveitisementI

PHRENOLOGY.-A new private class is now be-
ing formed by Prof FOWLER No 3Os Broadway limited
number Of both will be admitted Application for mem
bershp should be made
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Geib TIE parser Of the Artic. who landed a; Bod
Cove with Mr. Bsalham and Others in the secou
officers boat, was detained At 81. Johns By the
American Consul. He csme in the Osprey, landed al
Holiness Hole IN Friday, and reached New-York o.
Sunday. Mr Geb bas no additional facts IN COM
nuIioae sth regard TO the Arctic or her passenger
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FIRES.



The alarms Of fire 10 the First, Fifth and Third
Districts last evening proved to be false.
FIRE rs BROOKLYN.
On Sunday night last the house OF Owen Sweeney,
ia Hast., near Gstes-av was destroyed by fire.
Boes abou, $500; no insurance.
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Mrs. Richie Mowatf) has been rus;ieating for the
past fortnight at Stamford, Conn atthe country seat
Of her brother n-law, DR. Wm. Turner Of this City
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10 " EfIior . fke Y. J. TTfbsre
SIR: YVES surprised 20 see myself advertised N
Paper Of h %; rr-sca n the N-eysr Ch1fh
IN King IL The afternoon thst .sy~em-i
al sDsW have heard the matter The nuilfag
hsvng been sol ard closed sud those for ney wohpa-
thsr having las see BY adverdsseutl removed 70 W.
ship 81 No ls5 spDgst uskes the MISTER nore usveoa,
loan MILES,
Pastor oftb. COrEr.s.fion. Chareh, Yorkvills n Y.
Cefobev ., 1854.
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advertisement
Brass ROLLING MILL-Manufactures of sheet,

rolled and plster's Bras and German Silver
Bras. Copper and German Silver Wire Br.s snd Copper
TGbns Bras Kettles; German Silver 10 the Iugot
Also dealers in lpgot Copper. Bsnca Tin Splitter Nickel
&c Orders from dealers ana others solicited MIL at ster-
bury, Conn; store Nos. IS and 81 Johpst New-fork
BENEDICT BURSHAs. Manufacturing Company
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Acknowledgement. |

SILKS SILKS splendid Stock of Plaid,
Striped and Brocsde Silks from to per yard e than the
mpor Also rich plain and watered Black Silks OF
the choicest fabrics ana best make
HEARD, CLAP Co., No. sol Grandst.
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UNLICENSED LIqroR DEALERs.-Seventy-on Of
these worthless were yesterday arrested in the Elev.
enth Ward and held to bail bs Justice Wood in $500
each TO answer at the Court of Sessions.
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The " INDEPENDENT CITIZEN GUARDS" under

command OF John A Farrell mpanied by Kids excellent
Brass Band proceeded to Hoboken Yesterday where they
tended o' very handsome prizes After ridilng the
TARGET TO their own satisfaction they proceeded the North
American Rooms Of BOwery sad Bsyardst where
sumpuous dinner being prepared for them The Company
looked very well and turned OUT about 30 muskets
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Silks SuKs,tMTbe greatest bares

SILKS SILKS The greatest bargains ever
Known Plaid Brocsde Plain Chang able and Striped Silks
only .nd per Ysrd Also, splendid stock OF shswi,'
French Merinoes Parsmsss De Lanes Cashmeres Plsds
Neve Lsdies Cloths Flannels Blankets Cloths Casmeres
and Domestic Goods. selling 81 Wholesale Prices.
g. NJ. BoDNE, No. SO Grand st., Of Orchard.
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The Board of Councillors last night busted them-
selves in arranging election polls and Inspectors, all
Of which will be published in due time
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| Advertisement. |

The Discovery of the Applicability of Steam to
Commercial and Manufacturing uses was not more ysasbe 70
Asue to the invalid Sold by C. v CLcKEsER Co, No.
81 Ba-clsy-st.
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Daniel Moran, aged IL years. was run over at Third
and Market sts, Philadelphia, on Monday morning
and killed. The unfortunate lad was a newsboy.
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fAdyertiseuen,I
DEsHLER's sa

DEsHLER's sans Arsenic, sans Mercury, sans
Qupne PILLS Fever and Ague may be procured whole
retail at the Depot No Sl Broadway, opposite the
Tabernacle
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Advertisement
- n- IT, No.

The oupe. have issued splendid for this evening
embracing popular and fayoe Songs Duets solos gs
Fancy Dspees The latter and beautiful ladies'
Warden Wills Co. will excel in their several parts, we
Aanlra
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CoScIRT TONIGHT At NIBLo's SALoos.-Mai1le
1sADoRA CLARK will give her first Concert in New
Yorb tonight a: Niblos Saloon, assisted by several
srtstes She is vocalist and claims the SURFACES
ofihe public in the highest walks of the art OF her
merits we cannot speak, never having heard her. but
We have seen very laudatory notices Of her.
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Advertisement
LYONS VELyETs FOR MANTILAs-We call

LYONS NELNETs FOX MANTlLLAs-We call
particular attention the stock OF Msnls veves black and
coOred al desirable widths which have been selected with
great care and will be soid very cheap
HEARD, CLAP & Co, No. sol Grsndst.
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fAdverfiseuent
4 tasteful patterns,

GAS FIXTURES OF new and tasteful patterns,
viii be found the Warerooms Of MITCHELL, Bailey Co..
Nos IS and 81 Johns Lone experience IN the business and
superior facilities for manufacturing ensbes TO furnish
the best quality and finish the very lowest prices
The trade supplied on favorable terms.
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ArTENPTFD srIcIDE.-,Jsmes Forsyth, an in'ane
found Yesterday morning suspended By the neck IN
bis in MubeTy-t He and taken 10 the
Sixth Wsrd Police Station where be restored conscious
feT which he was placed charge Of Dr. Cove st the
CITY Pr.ou.
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and per cheaper than other house wholesale
ard retail the mandatory Of JAMES O. AoFFET Nos l9
and III Prince-st third block west Of Broadway.
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scoTT THE RAGPIoKER PARIS and Miss HATHAWAY a.
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CRY RAILROAD AccIDESr.-Florenoe Sullivan, a
lsd year. hid his feet horribly crushed Sunday
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