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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MARCH 90. 1854

seyer.l rows of bottles filed with various colorei
liquids, in the show window. and with more suca on
the counter or on row Of shelves ust behind IT, An
officer goes in with sesrch-wirrsnt, and finds the
contents OF those bottles to be Rum, Brandy, Gin,
Whisky, Wine. &c. with perhaps sto1ghton Bisters
and ole or two other appetsers and with lOs more
of the Liquors in denjohrs under tie coun ier or IN
barrels n the cellar Is not here enough 10 prove tie
Keeper of ths crib rumseler though ole who has
bought Of bin can be found 10 attest the fact Would
any one Of our twenty-five Millions who should enter
tie place casually have shadow OF doubt as to the
business there carried en-
Now We are willing 10 allow the master Of the
premises tie anIlest opportunity to di-proTe the
legitimate, obvious Irresistible deduction from the
parapbernala whereby be has chosen - surround
himself viii cheerfullJ submit to any reqlsition
Of testimony not repugnant TO common sense we ONLY
ask the Judges not to compel to iaete the commission
Of ofcnas in order to dee and punish Tie of5risrs II
it be Lot their object to shield the culp-its in the
destructive business let them act 60 thst it will be
possible TO break up thst business and the law
TO be respected In short if they would slox police
officer arrest den of gamblers on the strength OF
seeing them grouped around table covered with
taken place in the presence Of that officer to hsgl
up nest of counterfeterf on the strength of finding
them in a concealed room with false dies, bank note
press &c, &c, we ask them TO allow us the benefit
Of the principle in dealing with lawde!.ag rum
sellers We don't want the possession OF Liquor
to be regarded conclusive evidence that il is KEEP.
for Illegal sale only demand that its possession
under circumstances manfestly inconsistent with auy
other hypothesis but that of its being intended for
Illegal sale shGll he deemed proof presumptve of
intent TO SELL aud put the possessof his proof that
violation of law medtsted
So with regard to Liquor found concealed with Obvi-
intent 10 SELL and for which no owner can be ouad
Let the spirit Of the Massachusetts decision be upheld
and the country will be deluged with Liquor which, in
case seizure, nobody Will and which there
fore remain unde alt with The fact which most palpably
shows that it DOT honestly and Loyalty held is to
screen it altogether from the doom it Justly merits
We must have patience, friends of Temperance
remembering that British Jurisprudence long upheld
Slavery in England before it awoke TO knowledge of
tie fact that Slavery there was a gross umrpaton.
Our Judges will improve with time aud careful atten
ton; or if these DO Mt we shall have better in their
sta
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THE POLICE BILL.

One Of the fruits OF the Reform movement of 1853,
in this City, aud that particularly which has been Of
the most immediate benefit to the people was the sep
aration of the Police Department from Adermanic in
uence and control The old rotten system Of packing
the Department with unprincpled and inefficient tools
whereby the Aldermen bought, fought, or cheated
themselves into office, was broken up, and every
body hailed the change which raised the Police
hereafter to be appointed above the suspicion Of
taking office the reward of prmaryelecon knsvery,
and rescued that branch of the City Government from
the odium of being hospital for worn ont political
hacks. Under the new regime there has been gradual
and gratifying improvement both in and discipline
and, although with the dead weight of such night
Chief one expects the Department to be what
it might and should be- there is fair prospect that by
and.by We may be- if not proud, at least not ashamed
of cur guardians OF life and property The Board
Of Commissioners-the Mayor, Recorder and City
Judge-are men Of character, of moral worth, who
feel the responsibility attaching TO their important Of
fee. They have, in the main, done remarkably well
having put the Police higher basis checked nsubOr
diDatiOn punished neglect restricted excess, estab
lished thorough discipline, and better than all,
have put the Police Officers in uniform. and set them
ysiby before the people something for honest men
TO and rogues to fear We submit that agansthe
inertia if not the opposition OF Mr. Matsell and small
clique in tie Department WHO, right wrong, adhere
to him, the new Commissioners have done well, and
have fully fulfilled the expectations of the people.
Then why disturb them
The only opposition to this gratifying condition Of
things comes from handful of Aldermen, the same
who are 30 anxious to get into the Treasuryyeteran
hacks who hope to obtain sinecure Offices by the
cbapge-and the brood Of uncean creatures that hung
like turkey buzzards around the CityHal during the
reign Of corruption in 1928. These men have got
bill before the Assembly, which, TO translate its
title into plain English, is 10 return the Police
Department to the control Of the Aldermen,
to make il q great electi9neeriDg concern for
the return Of these ambitious Aldermen 10 Office, and
to fully secure this object BY making the Chief
elective. We are confident there is not one really
honest in the City WHO desires to see the Police
again under Aldermanc control. During the years
1928 this control di more to disgrace the Depart
ment ard the City than ten years Of patient labor can
remedy. Places were bought and sold by the Alder
men in the most unblushirg manner and men were
made guardians Of public order and private property
who were better qualified for the Penitentary than
for station requiring honesty ard faithfane~. They
were selected strictly in accordance wi1 the old
MAXIM" Set thief to catch thief" These meu
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We have received a report of certain proceedings Of
the Kookaigqhian Society of the University of Northern
Pennsy lvania with request that they should be pub
Gshed The proceedings themselves are commendsbls.
but the name of the Society not and must accordingly
decline printing the report Why should innocent and
We trust even useful literary association Of respectable
young Americans be loaded with an outlandsh and old
tangled title like THAR 1t is time that the boys
ashamed of Greek and Latin Alterations say the least
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him. that instead of seeking to carry out their WILL he
is trying to tear down the fabric which they have 90
patiently built up. Alderman Mott and those who as
sist him in this outrage upon the people wbear look
ing after
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WHOLESALE Book AvD STATIONERY HOUSE,
On the Cab Plsn.

o,po>e xYok offer extensive c0ropiss
STOCK Books AND STATIONERY. for C1a only =.
TIE Of Goods IN line pgreh.ed BY County MsI-
quite snail compared with their Dry Oo0t Hard
thu very abso1tely com
SCI time get isrscT
pos order make Cor the loses and extra e-peos ne
involved credit business Of snss uns We hsre
sdoted cur psn Of Small Profs Uuvsfynz Prices
and Csh and invite Country nsehant 70 cal On Us
uos, the saving they make IN boyins H
Ctsb 10 worth wtlls.
BENZ the oe publishers OF rurber OF the lsadins nd
c e,t.rely selling school Books 10 the country A. wei -
ror.s IN other Der fsei'ies unspss.ef
Oar cAon ard easily found stand on the Ato
and look the corner OF the fs,k arc
,oIg .ers our dsts RenensT the Mason bkorHtRS
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AsrI NEBRASKA The call for meeting o. the Csp'sS
in Albany appeared in The atlas and Journal Of tn oA
Tuesday evening To the call appended ssvss AeS'
DRxD psnes. combining political men Of al pasasA
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Nem'2lork Daily griba'nt,
THURSDAY. MARCH 90. 1854.

The price for sdvsdDs In the WEEKLY TKIsvsE viii Aeiese
b. FUZZY CENTS a line, each insertion.
The eoueor Of he Weekly alone las how reached tbs unp1e
eederiel number sf 100. 600 copies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

IL the Senate, yesterday, on motion OF Dir. FISH,
The second Tuesday in April was designated for the
consideration Of adverse reports from the Committee
on Claims. The Committee on Naval Affairs reported
back TO the Senate the House bill confirming the bids
for furnishing provisions, clothing naval stores &C. to
the United States Navy to manufacturers and dealers,
which was debated at considerable length, and finally
passed The bill authorizing Wisconsin to select the
residue of land granted to her in 1916 to aid in the
Improvement of Fox and Wisconsin rivers, was pass
ed the bill granting lands t. Illinois aud Indiana Cen
trail Railroad also passed. The bill increasing the
pay of the rank and file of the army aud for other pur
poses again taken up. The question pending was
increases by sixty two the number of Cadets to be ap
pointed every four years and gives the appointment to
the Senator's of their respective States. After long
debate the motion was lost and the bill pissed The
Senate then adjourned.
The House of Representatives. after the transaction
ton of the bill for the relief of settlers upon lands
reserved for railroad purposes, which after consider
able debate was passed. Tie bill as passed provides
that settlers shall have the right to preempt lands at
81 % per acre Mr. LYON Of NewYOrk, asked to have
his recorded liz the affirmative committing the
Nebraska bill to the Committee of the Whole, it hay
ing been omitted from the record. The request Was
granted Tie House then went into Committee of
the Whole on the Indian Appropriation BILL but with
out taking the question the Committee rose and the
House adjourned
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Business Notifes.
sprins se,es 1854.

Day GooDs AT NET CASH PRIcEs.-The under
,ped nfsr their friends and buyers generally
bat hsy shall be prepared sreet ths spas with
Rse ind 5edrabs sect ef good. comprising
Prfu md Ginshsus.
Urea 0ooda general Assortment
wooep and Cotton Coco, adapted to unsu'' wear
White Goods and Emb' o.1sTies
Hoisry and GloveG
Fsnsy Goods generally sernsd YAakse Motions ah and con-
Dlsse dock.
bEsinss upon the principle sdor'f 81 "
years and which Ia. gwen saeb universal sateOa va
ss,ns very slight .dvsaes from net essA eos 1t ae' e
pdees" saoDs rteret for the term Of credit granted
To Western ami Southwestern es's0ne1s we tAs "
~ that has been perfected By tss 49,
city whereby tier freesvns their o'1 wild pon
,ss .nd dsp.eh O. ersrps Cincinnati and other
,o 10 ,ro,o,io ard At "a .Ipsnse freight and insurance
lev no lover than b. any mode We will rive
peons he details Of tbs matter so pof@a 70
ssreksbt and sssrsE,es Ia fslaiinent 20 ms e''ef
NoULToS PLf,iTToS
Iryorsen and Joboen
No l2ve.-y sad 80 Bsrel.ysts7
Directly Of the Astor Holse, ~ T.
sTyxEys. HUTCHINSON g. Co, wholesale dealers in
,nr, RssosA Dars. 0ooDs hsEss EnsEoroEEIE, LAcrs,
nl.1L.s Hosiery GosDs &c asrehsa" from ev-
en- .seOs invited to Examine or .oes ct1r; purchasing
Eos I. and Il wsrrsn-s-, four doon below Brosd~.y.
Gaps or New STYLEs--1hi department Of
s 81 e. per % Cru poea
aasisd 49, u..,c...,., ,! LsAaS Co. So.a
NEAIIo Is ONcE MORE ~ THE fIELD With HIS
srrISc STYLE you wish tile finished in sup'rior
style call MglLo OF broa~a and C.osst
RICH BAREGE ROBES FOR $3.-LEADB2ATER ~
Lrr 10 81 Broadway Of Leonard At will oten Tais
Thee 6ees import Also one ss Sd, FsH s3,
very belGw Also Fine French Pr0 IA cents
ETy1e. "
kE.OVAL-SMrrH & LOUssDERY would respect
,S.S sssaes lo1,cr ate No ~ Peer st. IS lcsds
new sS,ss STYLE, consisting Mosaic Velvet T'Der, ba-ss,
9hrseply snd Ingram -
Eo,s and American Floor Oh Cloth and all other goods Pe
TowIERs AND WELLS, Phreuolcgists and Publish
sls CLIFTON Hall No 1si Ns,ssasi- New.Yors
ELEGANT PIANO FoRTEs. Persons wishing to pur-
sa.. % sg: owe So e. me s
* Nicholas Hotel and their splsndd p.pst maggie ,Ss
Cr,s Pses snd received ths frs' roaam they are
pow offered for sale 'ssAer VIII large '''"e' " '''S ''
A CARD-SPRIN CLOrHNG.-NOw ready an extern
sive Of entirely and welln,Ge Coag adapted
q he s.on cat ard trimmed IN tbs best a'' viii DO '
Al article. guaranteed TO be exactly represented
FDwAkDT HAcEsrT Clothns Emporium NO l03 fait2nst.
TIE ORIENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY will
preps'ed l., March 1854 receive applications
for Marine and transportation and Navigation risks
Assets e5ocW0. In notss in advance Of premgms.
OGes No. Eerolsn's' Exehanfs
J John h 4 RG Aiss n Gs~TsGc.
ti' 3. c sSso aoi amsr L;iustOu,
9 s,sns,. S ct'sa Fredsri.s W Read.
Robert fumet Jr, Thomas Rsney,
gg.sss S;s,jsrd Iq' Edas-d r ssnders.u,
Moss Ghnnen T. Schumacher,
Woodward Haven Watts Sherman
John Kiohing samuel Thompson,
oso msS'E f KSh1i.rdt, -. william $ Wilson.
c " FasER, President
ALFRED OepsS vioe-PresideDt
cssrLrs ISyIsc Secretary.
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proposition was brought forward last night in the
Board Of Aldermen to sell all the market property be-
longing to the City and throw all market business open
to private enterprise There is one capital argument
in favor of such course and that is the disgrscefal
condition of the markets. They are scandal to the
City Old barracks that farmer would not u'e for
pigpen; or it, in few instances pAsSiole buildings
10 unuttersbly filthy that strangers may be pardoned
for nistaking them for dumping grounds; all badly
adapted TO the purposes for which they are used eI
pepsiye to the City and it's individuals, there is indeed
little to be said in their favor Yet the idea OF having
butchers chop every co-ner, FISH stall in every
block and decayed vegetables al over the iowa, is
something TO be considered though we presume no
considerable number Of people have any idea really Of
selling out tie trsdiog sheds now by courtesy called
markets.
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The friends of man as God created him" upright
and without the strange inventions be has sought
out"-were delighted yesterday to learn that the
Affe1nbly of this State passed, by vote of - to
12, the MAIEE LAW, consgning alcohol, retail AMI
wholesale, to It's proper doon-and the Ia" to take
effect on the FIRST OF MAY NEXT. The following
ia thu vote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23
hIpyRr r. NrcoLAY holds his regular semi-weekly

ALERT II. NICoLAY holds his regular semi-weekiy
-. 81 s,nor, ,p6 Boxps THIS DAY Of Ia oocf 81 the hsf
l,,, T,ehssss Ter further particulars refer 70 His s.rers
leni In snotbsT column
Cpy,r = rcTRo MAGNETIC MEDICAL WONDER
dree, and Tosna fro Current hrnsuc
E,ehr. ia tie invented BY Dr. sAsL b. saiTH raisa
f,- rsSs awarded =. the Worlds Far sew-forf In
rr GOD osscs price Ella Ord punetasy hd 81 No - Canal
Eew.Iak
TaKYs UP LITTLE OR no ROOM IN YOUR POCKET
W. ,c, have tnorn much virtue 10 ss space We
,re.s Of BEYAas Puotic Wsfsrs IL capital fr cold or
W.. cough Is csnfs box q V CLICK
r.IR Co. No. 81 oaTeisJH Gene m Asea< or hsT'ieE aud
vicinity.
WIGS AND CEs.-BATCHELoR, OF No 233
p,o,s.xv another beautiful improvement
the % these ussf9 and ornamental srte Ih
srped l1cieS and s-nilemens hair and
the perfect Dits0n Of nature ever Invented
Gill and sxaTIins
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A popdescript meeting was held in the Park last
night. Its osteDsble object was City Reform bu. in
what point we 60 not know and there one there
70 enlghteu us Nor it manifest by whom the meet
ing was called; nor did any one know who were the
organizers. There were however certain vel known
parties concerned in annoying and breaking it up; aud
these were the followers of Capt Rynters. Oar re
porters say that knives drawn; but violence
occurred The Police were on hand in unusual num-
bers; but they seemed rather to like the lei OF the
breaking up of the concern. II was somewhat re-
markable 20 see whole squad OF the Chiefs aids, or
pets on hand they generally at home or dead
heading at tho tbeaters at that hour.
Whatever the idea Of the meeting may have been. 1t
will probably 20 further Patching aud darnin5 the
CITY Charter is poor business. We must have new
fabric mot now on the heel of the session, but next
winter, when we can send up the right sort OF men.
In the meantime we may mature su,h charter as
will secure the greatest good to the greatest num-
ber," separating the City from State and National
Politics restoring all municipal matters to the City
Council ard the people and in fact starting anew on
the voyage without the clogs which now impede our
progress rash and hurried change of the chatter
as any change made AZ this session must be-w only
result 10 disappointment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

WIND0w.SHADEs, &C.-The largest, best and cheap
ct stock Of sh.ds Lace and Mssa Curtains Cornee
&C. the PRINCIPAL depot No al Broadway sad
No 81 Resdes you buy the best articles .ae lowt
price, % thersl hkirY FERGUSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

The hair, the natural drapery of the intellectual
he siways DO Of becoming colo, aud their no e..
for H. bens oshevbe when CnrAocRos Excelsior Dye
w tara nom gay rcd sandy 70 glorious brown or esk
bw Donssts Sold ana privsey applied No Asso deass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

The kALEIDoSCoPE-The store of GREAsoN No
81 Creenx reminds Of the kseoscopeso various 90
fesh riapsr ntsl fairies Window shades
the mot Ns Hsnspss with most delicate
and exee fsures Fire Board Prints Floor Table OIL Cloths
IN ather varieties from yard sna
Lin CuItsns ouna here splendid stock for
fst Of Remember No sl Green iehs tsgEsy Dispatch
"HasTE TO THE WEDDING. The matching-tme
of brds come the fallen locks with BsRKEs cany
opcae 25 Sold everywhere Principal
Sips Lsiss Hair Dressing Establishment Ne IS. Bread
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

fiASOs. An assortment OF Pianos may be found at
the tres husic and Piano Depot No Brosdway which
for variety and excellence Of parity sad richness tone,
std peieion Of maze be exceed 10 NewYo,k
other city 10 the Union com grns Gilbert Ccs Worlds Fair
IIenam fsnoe with or without the Aoisn
and circular tcaes Giltes Boudo Psno Hslet Casons
Rianos of thc old sstsbshed firm Hset W.tos
Fixros ohers retail. a, AZ the sso-
Ties, end lower than Of other seller IN country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02
fire-proof 9afes.

rIRE PROOF SAFE for SALE-Of HernDgs
male on, SIX months in use II is he sooane AppJ"S'
Tu,UE GREAT FIRE in SPRuCE-Sr.-HBR
RINGs SAFES AGAIN TRIUa a f,sSn- to,e~as
.1T,Sf Of Hea Every ., hfs .rs. %. y.
sps s..a Of 'ms Ss.,.S f M.S
C. BsssSS e 'q 70 .,sss that the parcsa Of .sos
i-o yssi. the means Of prs.Ssss for vsrs bsa = 10.
S sss ss.s.yN ,oStq ss s No.
n,, en.am'd The sa dug OH 81 vi h,a. .,
End 0a !, The - we're isnd .o No 10
July Other be say $ ss. rom ne re,
Psis . ssa enough to them 81. aud n - s .s, e
ds.:5oy's sc,ts SAFE 81 that hereafter
sS have snip W" As perfect ' PLHTr ADAMS A,.
sr,LI VOICE FROM THE spRUcnksE fsE
s,. HrssNc Dear sir Il IS with s' saa ss sss
that s, y ss S my books ' and ,e.eas
deposited he destructive hfs o. four Ss,. esn- ortS
.5 Sst .r"e Of rs upon th. test s..
s..d confidence 10 the superiority Of yGo SAT-. o'S, -
Z" Sslsmsnder forthwith, and nsesi''' '
'''" Trsl,. youss. "N,N
EIRE! FIRE.! FIRE More trlumpn ,s.., .,
RcHs sALAMiNpER foSga.
have % p 81 %.s sysS ' Ss1
FIRE N caAsLssIos.sc ,,,
NJ FpSins impossible SAFE dens the ,s a.,
which destroyed IN Hasue and having .sn Sr
Ia, II tn, sustained the high reputation Of your
Ths nr, rya.ion OF these papers more han we
90 vireesed be heat subjected 20 g.,
COURTNEY, TESSANi y"
Etag IN pASsvLtE,hy ,,u
s,..al, M,svtS-G,rhesier safe went throiss
the mr.. con all books aud psps wbNh oe"c 80,
sod order Ths must 've pcu req nv
all in it, Very respectfully XTnis oR,Nr
~remnsr ''as, Ssss.,,,, ,,,n,,m
,, oa. and warehouses 81 and 50 Nschez with their
contained IA safe were en-
the morning Of the ofh Msch noha
coud discovered
our books sad papers 70 the
the slightest damage or injury % us
by this event OF tho security OF tn,ss
S have procured of the description from the
.os AGENT y Rch Feproo sold by MI Isaac br de Ne
recommend them TO al who desire perfect scu
RI, for valuable parers Of tire. PRICE WALSH 10
"' cHARrsEssr. FISE, >Ew.osLsNs
NEW ORLEASs April IL, 1884
recommend Rchs Satmsnder SsN
a. fire proof had excellent opportunity On ths
81 FaIusyv ls,t of testing that description which
bas,d several Mr. Isaac Bridge Our store No
chsy,,s with entire stock Of hats trimmings. Ae va
bTp cd on morning that day ubecns safe vs
rnse heat during hours yet saved all rs
,,nv bsnk notes checks upward Of 800 BUS
sye.,l thousand dollars In our books TOT "
sa ,fe risk nothing In
ests article purchased .,,,
SAFES with Ren' improvement - sTEARNs & MARVIN.
s.c,ors 10 Rich Co.. No l46 Water st. new fors tss ny
n,L,rs of saamnnd.r Safes combining Wders hushs
"a e roreto Worlds Fair Lock, which mas ne's~
keyu key hole
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-,o poor and CLOTHING MAKERS. ME-

ITO BOOT and CLOTHING N dn1 Nv
/ CBAsICs and GARDESERsIrEs CorIAOEs % LIT
L,ss r G..aersns purpose. SO n nth 81 hia .it Dsp
-. Tng Is.pd RArOsd II miles one hlgrs rfe run
eIte2 81 Hyds PIrt Depot or a. No s. BeekGAat
Eps;stn ,,o,r,,,
yJYO LET or FOR SALE-A TWUsTORY HOUSE.
C,pnyS Ae and v.nfed, TEN ACRES OF
Sb =. TIycKAHOE DEPOT Werehes;er Co-aty IS niles
non he City Hal. Harlem k.ro'a IT, so's "'aa a,A Hhe
COUNTY d HODGMAS 60 z M.iiealane. New YORK
vuyO IFT-Ihe new THREE-STORf BRICK
IIorsy No 2s Ssh complete with 81 th- ut-rD
.,,. sr-i, today th. W FENTOS No ~ Broadway
rJ,O LIGHTHOUSE No. Luz lst-ay., between 9th
,nd 7rh.s 70 good tenant viii Be let a: fair pre-. All
r b SESTER, on the premises Aso hpNsfS anu
. Oas 1t Apply AZ No y Oak
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~ mert constantly hsnd aad made order Cars c,,
ana shipped 20 suy part Of the Une stat. free OF
Old csses .akeE IN exchange by X X ppF9i 3D.
No ie Grants,., three doors eas, Of Brssd.,y
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Building Alaterials.


LINGUISTIC TILES for Floors of Churches and
II Public Buildings and for vesbues Halls. Con'er,ssnes
n,s Rooms md HEARTS, Dwellings These Tess OF an sm
variety Of and very hard snd strong '
in he besfh d the
Garnkirk CHIMNEY suited style OF
and Downing work on country houses sn' "
e''' s'"'"' Miller COATES 4 YoULE, No z's Pearls"
u,RFESTONE for SALE.-The Subscribers are pre-
rord 10 furnish Freestoue Stone cutters or 20 psrsos
build from their qusrri.sm hsen in ma y:
90 and proved be of the most dases kind
ended for public sna h ~
moderate prices As specimens ". refer q the
buildings from the quarry ST Georges .nIhn, ca, Ian A.
r,tss h. '"" WV BALDWIN PATTERSON, Newark. IT,
IGIITNING-RODS for BUILDINGS and SHIPS
Patent-The only method OF aososfe Pr
sleJ AGENTS wanted rghs Great Undue o.
cred LYON MANUFACTURING Co. No "a, Bro.dway
MARBLE for BUILDING FRONTS.-The under.
vI signed furnish aud erect fronts OF Maids
As facilities for furnishing large qusntios o
nnu,sIed he invites of those about making thor
within the ne x six about build residing ehs!
BY forwarding plans nave r wo. GU. zig
erected during the past year No " ~
n Y; No. i6 Deyst No. u Beekmanst, n " No ~ Beck
Y, No Cnfs ~ Y; 10 Court
brooklyn opposite City Hail. &c ca. o. :e,d 70 o1 s no
Beetmbn THOMAS Mccahrhf.
vT,HE EAGLE SLATE COMPANY of CASTLE
PURPLE GREEN SLATE, Of quality fully equal 20 III,
will executed with punctuai and dispatch and
aud has universal satisfaction,
The following persons those who have used r. and 70
Brode No sT sshinsons Edward Cromen s Wash
ington l. Dngen Brothers No 20 brooms.I, SswSn
GER at Depot of the Company. No 800 West ishs,
NewYork