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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-22

,srs,el Frcss this point the following Spring ne sen
narti,s over the ice northwsrd about I'D mte, IN u
rect line when they came 10 an open sea me suoI', "
which they traced on the east nearly 70 oi' o en- e.
the western eide to 50 3V approximately: AZ US "a
remote point and from hight Of four hundIeI On
eighty feet, which commanded horizon OF 60
forty miles the OF the party were slo h,sAk
the move music OF the dashlng waves anu ieir fur
eng in amougr cks al their feet when 81 10
.ther procress" As they Travelled norm, ,br,vsiX
EXPANDED into an ceees area, and t4H sr,rev this
miles e. the mean radius open % g ,no,e than 1000
sea bod Justly estimated extent "
square miles. Ina vet there was every
rnir "e' "a ~ ~; water had been open during u
nos severe Arctic Winter for 'ue S;,h So, ind
80 tol,', which elsewhere IN Sil'u o',A' i''-
inc lc'-"o'' h lament and annual ireezng
ca'.r aii ~ boo 10 which DIR. Kane had been
,, 10 The south burst upon the party reese
snS dnoks were abundant par' cumIy uS DIon'
anu MIGRATORY bird which the Doctor had seen on
goe4. ,vioos voyaee in Wellington Channel, when
III in,o Ayipg f0wGyd me south. The rocks ana inc
-. g. were crowded with sea-swaows, whose habits
require open water, and which were then breeding IN
at TO use the Doctor words, 1t was picture oi
lie al around" Of plants there IL less said as the
reason wes too carly for their Development TINS IN
crea,e Of animal and vegetable life, with the rise OF
the thermometer III the water, ana the meite1 snow
upon the rocks were indicative vi hiIue' oA'Hn''o
toward the Pole.
Another fact worth dwelling on is, that after
severe gale of several days from the NORTH there was
no accumulation Of floating ice wftch Is strong EVIL
dence that there was warmer water from whence the
wind came without ice and that from sn elevation Of
$50 feet, the open still without limit and
moved by heavy swell, free Of ice
In view Of these highly interesting facts, the intre-
pid navigator does not venture 10 ds;u the choue-
ma which give rise to them.
How far says the Doctor this may extend-whethe
IT simply feature OF the mm"disie region or ~
part crest and unexporcd mmunicags with IA
Polar bsnand Whist b. the argument IN favor OF one
other ypOhess the explanation which reeonces
with established laws BE- questions for men skilled ~ sci
deductions Coming II did mysterious hudiy IN
the midst of plains OF solid ice, well cacuad %
Of highest order and do not believe mere
did not long for the means OF eHDaA
ing upon it's bright aud lonely waters"
We have little doubt that the interesting facts maze
known by DR. Kane will lead to another Arctic e1pe
dition At some future day may recur to the sub
iect again and venture TO sugget some ideas toward
plan for reaching the mysterious Pole; r...,,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-22
POLICE DEFICIENCIES.

To the Editor Of The " Y. Tribune
SIR: AS YOU have moral courage 10 spcak out, when
necessary, would like TO ask this very pai0mpo
question through your cOlumns-Are the Police of the
City Of New York, confederate with burglars ADD rob.
bersi Everybody knows that they are never on hand
when wanted There may be hone 1t men in that body
but if there are not villains they are much
abused class.
A gentleman takes his family out of town. and in
his simplicity, places his house in charge of pc
ieeman or mentions the Captain of Police that his
house will not be occupied. and desires him to keep
especial ratch, rewarding his supposed fidelity with
few dollars in advance. Some leisure day, he goes to
see that all is right and finds to his dsmsy, that
robbers have taken their choice of all the vauabes
that were left in the house. This has happened in four
cases out of every six where houses have been given
in charge of the Police the past Summer; at least so
imagine by the number that have come 20 my
knowledge.
There must be vigilance Of some sort when house
under their care be entered by burglars and oocu
pied for the hours required TO ransack every nook and
corner from basement fourth story every valuable
thing set cted and conveyed away, yet these careful
watcbmen are in utter ignorance of it AL. This same
vigilance renders it npOssbilty to recover any OF
the stolen property.
Many of the sufferers do not hesitate IN private to
express their doubts of the integrity of the police, and
porsibly question to the public may suggest some
remedy, or must it always in this thing be case OF
employing wolves to guard the sheep
Ii there must OF necessity be too much corruption IN
the CITY Government To- have honest men III any plsce
it will be well for every family TO become vigilance
pondent of The London Times The certainty OF
meeting revolver may keep the light fingered gentry
outside the doors, VICTIM
October n, 1856.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
any action.

NEwJERssy HUMAXITY-1he inhabitants of the co.st Of
Banegat having rendered valuable assistance
the Of last Winter, and in but or two in
having received Tor ther services
esd to learn on foot to heneeiorth prop
erly ard them IL often occurs that durs or iHn
diaey heavy ofthem living the main land
The bay which about three miles wide in hopes OF being
D%s,S s. blown SHOE Tey sometimes do this .! an er
Jnse Themselves Of two three dollars EACH sud do nos get
rhrg in return The for gales and storms Is aaan
their lives the humane object Of recung others from
terry ave without receiving anything but the blessings Of
those they and the gahcs Of their own hearts ~
for their services Daring the next session OF Congress
hope steps will be taken toward establishing coast
saving lives and property. Newark Adv
THx TRIBUNE has frequently advocated the adop-
ton Of Of this character and the merchants
Of NewYOrk owe it 10 themselves and TO the of
humanity to press upon the consideration of the next
Congress. And we hope that, at the same time, Con-
gress will make an appropriation from which to reward
so far as money reward them al of the cOastmen
who distinguish themselves by promptness and daring
in saving the lives Of the shpwrecked.
The Stoningon al Fall River boats did not arrive
until about o'clock on Tuesday morning. owing to
heavy fog on the Sound. The steamboat Elm City, Of
the New Haven line, ahor o'clock on Tuesday
morning. in the fog ran asuorc Oh Niger Point and
Hell Gate. She hes bow on, with stern in deep water.
Her pas sengers and freight transferred on board
of the steamer Granite State and arrived Tuesday
morning.
The steamer Comnonw ealth did not leave Norwich
until 6 o'clock on Tuesday morning.
The steamer Water WITCH, from Elizabethpo't on
Tuesday morning, touched rock but slid of.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
THE BREAD QUESTION.
To ne Editor AZ The ~ Y. Tibvne.

To ,hs Editor ~ The ~ Y TibvHe
SIR: Your City Baker in his first communca-
ton, proved by figures and argument, that the
bakers could make bread cheaper than the house
keepers L. his second communication he proves, by
the same process that the hOusekeepers ran make the
cheapest bread but that tho difference is small As to
be insippGcant | shall not dispute about the per
cepage so long he admits the fact of difference In
favor Of homemade bread; nor do l care to argue
with man who readily prove both sides of the
same question. But your correspondent assumes four
new positions that require moments consideration
He states
First That my cook weighed the -four incorrectly.
Second That ten pounds of bread cannot be made
from seven pounds Of flour.
Third That the city bakers make two sizes of
losves; TO send TO families by carts, and the other
TO be sold over their counters. And
Fourth: That has sixpenny loaves Of baked bread
weigh pound and half.
To which reply,
l. Tbat my cook did not weigh the -four incorrectly
p That ten pounds of bread can be, and twice a
week az my house are made from pounds Of -four
g. That your readers will probably be obliged to
me for bringing ont the hitherto unexpected truth
that the bakers families who regular custom
ers with much smaller loaves than they sell to chance
customers at their bakeries. And
T. That if the " City Bakers" siXpenny loaves Of
baked bread weigh twenty-four ounces, he can make
money enough, by publishing his address in The
TRIBUNE, to pay for years subscription TO and adver-
Using III YOUR paper. r.
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SUPREME CoURr-srrcIAL Trss-Ocr 81.

TIE GREAT FRENCH FAfLWAT thAbD.
The Northern Railway Franc sgt Charles Csrpene bo~.
Gr.let Eug"Le Greet Fece Debut, Augustus rA"s soe
- GneriB a.
& motion ia 10 te msde In tbs case on Satlrdsr
.xt ia dh,rz. all these parties except Carpenter, from,
arrest The following oil syt hs been served WIN the notes
f nation II will be observed that was prepared on Sssur
d,v nroleby tetrs the csptue 81 Carpenter WAS kno~n 70
~ e. 1tb,tvi.e would doubt have ben Included.
M. argument will probably BE- heard before Judge Davies
1ho Ia. had coxrizaGcs Of the case thus lar .
1r, end Conniy u Hetr York, Louis 0relet Eag.os
al, Feici'e Debut and Auks'e Parrot, the drfendants
a. ed heirg sevesly do seyeraiy deposs snl
s , ,ey ar. nd Acb Of them l. rrsdent the
NSYork and and has been sus resident since the I'D
dsy OF 5eptsn last that they 10 either Of
sdsnt in the Empire Of France, elsewhere
fh. STAT. New Yofk that Opponents residents Of
Empire Of France Until about the 18Th day Of August
p.n they left France for tie pUrpo-- and sh the intent
take their abode In tho State Of New York aud that
reschsd The State and City and County of
bsBceor'h hsvs pgpssed and intended beceiss
snd bng AID have bD residents In the City Of New fort
without intent puips- OF residing esswhee that with
sceo purpose and intent view the said ceponen's b~tOrs
France and brought the proc-ds thereof with them the ~
city Intending herewith N establish Themselves In sd oy -
Sicent therein and 10 become nstsrAzed enue1s Ut I'M
State Of k.v.YCrk.
And this defendant Louis Grest for hmseis s.ys ne a.
scns be under cashier the Office Of Inc N"ssen -
way Of Frsbee bot be den<s that such
therw<e be had large amount OF property OF the 80
Railway ntrusted his snd that hee Wa %
him, that be bad srch unarf 70 .he vos
ers bills honda shares and other valuable thng (x
cept certain booLs belonging aid Company. OF which weD
deposited with them for sale keepns ana % csnes ~ -
aid viii the ala and u the dsfendznts Augusta
PsIot, Eurens Gree Felictie Debut and Guerra sesN
from ttr psce where the deposited b 80 80
Isny ri or ny shares Of tho stock Of ssid Coopef
dc coupons attached terafo and faTthsr esss -
6ss,s ScT, d tie s0aisd vSse q ~ s,ssS. % q ~s~A
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SUPPOSED FUGITyR SLAVE Casa few days
ance Sergeant Cook dscovereda very singular looking
1oered man resting upt the gate OF q residence at
nS,ng sun Lane and Old York Road. Toe officer ap
F"nenoea the man, but from his affected idiocy he
hhu io1nu impossible TO obtain any information from
hlm' ne would neither speak nor comprehend what
Was ssio 10 nm aud after being taken TO the lookup
Shned 10 ear or drink. On SATURDAY. afternoon the
man had bearing before AID Eneu, when ne msin
tanned the same course of conduct and while in the
dock leaned forward apparently Needless OF ALI that
was done for or against him. Upon being searched a
PAPER wss found upon his person, from which il an
reared that he fugitive slave aud thai hjs mas
t.xs name is Jerry Hsnce. II was dated at Delaware
Civ Afler the examination over and Ala Fneu
had determined - send him 10 the Alns House the
negro through the exertions OF cert sin officers wAs
ndnced converse. He told them that his name was
Hrd and that he was runaway from his MASTER
Hsnce and that he had entered Hances house, and
after knocking him down, had committed robbery and
fed to Tho city. Information OF the whs!e affair has
been sent to Delaware City and inquiries viii be in
stituted TO ascertain the truth of the narration.
fPhlsdelphis North American, Oct 70,
LABRADOR FIsHERaES.-The schooner Triumph,
from Labrador arrived at Newburypor on Saturday.
The Herald Of that city says
"1his is the last Of feet of thrteen vessels wnch
WIS fitted out at this port for the Labrador, As
general thing they have all been successful: Ioe
Ipmber OF men employed in the business nearly 2oo,
who have al returned in good health aud with Pe-
ksnc purse.
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Advertisement
Nc1r,-p To Tuosp tn otypI pm WITH HUMORS.-

.yarx
Owing 20 the demand for OINTMENT IN
CITY shall be the New. Haven House corner OF 90
and CanAI-s;., from The 2lst the 18Th inS i'"" -
?. N .s.u-,s,iona
KEsSEDYs SALT RHgUs OINTMENT say. ga ~, n.,s,.
Salt Rheum and Erysipelss aud every nain"' " INV
and syes YOU comfort able pshs resi- N, ,,s, srof,l.
kENXEpY's Scattering OINTMENT VIII '
Swellipgs the neck II, - se,n6,. Som.
KEsSEpr's HEALING OINTMENT viii h~- oc'"''s S"'eA'
Fever Sores and GsnxrrG@ Sores NC
Uceraed Sore Less are p,rrna ne1''y oN''D "eo~~'
a In q few months. -, -. -, N .l...... a..
Nv Outrneut within the reach OF al ssrS tue oo~s
-nr. ever made bat nIteen doiars; a.
.r. tbins f. EN- ioes cost bali Of tnsI go
sio<ed with Huuors OF ootes Hs n'tted 70
caJ Advice IN al ezses sIs.ts x
Propr;ssor Of Keoa-dys Medical Discovery,
Roxbsry. &sp
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DESTRUCTIVE CONFLAGRATI0N-O ONE
LIFE LOST.

From The Dsskiyk Tyfbpae Eytyo.
We hBstfn ia present 10 tho public an account OF the
most DISASTROUS confsgration that has ever VISITED
Duukirk One of best business blocks Is in ruins,
and German emigrant sotarily mourns the death OF
brother whose backened, chqned, limbless and al
meet shapeees body was found amid the embers and
rubbish He was one Of about sixty Germans who ar
rived at Loebs hotel late at night, on their way West
Fstigued by their long Journey, they were all sleeping
soundy when reused by the cry of fire, and 1t Is sup
posed the young lost his way in attempting to get
down stairs or was stif-d by the smoke.
At about O'Clock yes erday morning fire was dis
covered in the rear Of the Rsey Block, on the north
side Of Front street in this village which spread with
such rapidty that the entire block was enveloped in
flames within few minutes, and the numerous occu-
pants had very little time to save their property from
destruction. fortunately there was no vino al the
time else the fire would inevitably have spread over
large share of the business portion OF our village, and
the ruin and wretchedness would have been ndescroa-
BILE As it is several of our citizens have experienced
heavy loeses, some have suddenly been stripped OF al
the property they possessed and many are plunged
into embalrasnens from which il will take them long
TO recover As for oursel press type and printing
materials are all destroyed except about hundred
dosrs worth of job types and print paper and having
been antly hurried in the prosecution of our office
duties since opening business here, we had unwisely
neglected to procure an Insurance We cherish the
hope, however, that we may be able again TO supply
oursef with printing Office, and resume business once
more in the midst of those who, during the few weeks
since our establishment here have so kindly encouraged
rs
we suDlOln a Ikt Ol lne
III. A. Risley owner Of the Risley Block-damage
SIS 900; insured 81, 800
f. Wager loss about 9, 900; insured
Daniel Loeb, Hotel and Saloon; loss 81 40 insured
800.
Robest Hart, loss 81, 900; no insurance.
X. & j. Nelson, lore about 5000.
w H. Aynes steamer agent loss light.
Messrs. Stowe & Son, steamer agents loss light
T. X. Colmsn h Co, loss difficult to ascertain ye,
but supposed to be about IS, 0O0; insured s2,Oo1
Reed loss about $500.
RI Kenyon, less $1,000; insured 81 ,0O
Risley Brothers, loss 81, 800; insured $2,5U.
Dnnkrk Tribune office loss 81 200; no insurance
Dankirk Journal office, damaged by fire and water
$3.50 10 $500; injured.
New'lork and Erie Railroad storehouse, damage
$500.
Beside the sufferers above named, there are two or
three Others whose have not been able to as
certain. bat their osses not very heavy. 1t Is
probable, moreover, that some Of the estimates may
be incorrect, but they made from the beet in
formation we could obtain, and we feel warranted IN
saying that the various losses properly estimated woald
foot at about $50, 900.
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LAW LVI,ELLIGENC.E.
SUPERIOR COURT-SpEcAL TgRm-ocr. H-Bs<ors
Jude BoswoRrH.

SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcAL TgRm-Ocr. N-Bs<ors
Judgs BoswoRTH.
OF COMPLAINT UNVERiffsD
=. r. s. Hughes and others ag. VIM T. Wood
Defendent moves 10 sot aide judgment for rreeD-
l0rfs and complaint served the 18th Of
sept.nb-T and jrdsmsnt entered October bt
An unveTfed had been served tho
G by plaintiffs attorney for the ths'
verified. Defendant produces the copy compliant
that vss served on him The copy the veThcsop that
crved does not contain any part the u aisni
nor The ~ any N before whom il sworn to
RoswosrH, IA defendant 10 not Obliged N verify ns
the complaint duly verified Whether tho lat
had been by before whom the defendss
could ony know the copy complaint served him Th
did notify him that either Of I'll. plaintiffs. any In
thur behalf had TO L. Having such notice no
f.ht in s'iBg verified aud putting In unsworn a.
The psLtt being clearly hregs, have nshi -
consider tho question whether the def ndsnt has Bier &c bis
motive l. delay. Tho PLAINTIFF attorney having acted IN god
ish bu ouY The udamsnt Il set aide. with 70 co-
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BROOKLYN BOARD OY HEALTH.

The Board met at the usual hour yesterday norp-
ing. Presont-the Mayor and Aldermen Walsh and
Shaw.
The minutes Of the last meeting read and ap-
proved
The Health Officer stated that be had no report to
make this morning.
On motion Of Alderman Walsh. the Clerk was d.
rected 10 notify the absent members of the meeting TO
he held to-morTow morning, tha; the business may be
finally concluded.
Several bills presented. but owing TO the wan.
Of quorum, payment was deferred.
The Board then adjourned til tomorrow morning at
O'Clock.
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A communication Wa. received from DR. Whittlesey.
Resident Physician at Randals Island suggesting the
propriey Of improving the physical condition OF the
IDIOT children, by appropnating room to be fitted up
for gymnastc exercises
Gov Townsend said he would like to see this sug-
gestion carried out as well "a similar arrangement
for the other children on the leland
The Governors conceded with the views of DIR.
Whittlesey; and, on motion of Gov. SsITn, the sum
Of 800 was appropriated, aud the RandIIs Island
Committee were empowered to have the gymnasums
fitted up.
The establishment of a ferry TO Blsckwelrs Island
WAS discussed, and the Board adjourned without taking
any action.
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A NAME WRONG.

4, tie ESitsr Of The ~ T. Tribus~
SIR: find that the name of the Fremont and Dayton
Elector for the Second District of the State is printed
in many of the country papers Amos B. Stanton in
stead of Amos p Stanton. The latter is the correct
name and the error should be rectifed.
This mistake suggests that there may be other errors
recurring correction Would it not be well to call the
attention of the Pres. generally to the subject that
the names as printed all the papers NAV at once be
compared with the correct list published say in
The Alb0ny Erentng JoHrndl3 ,
Yours, &C. A NEW-fOKkEk
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BROOHIYN ITEMS.

rxrvSs,vx VorsF RoRBERY-A color~d msa and
Ri. uif- nsmel George sud Jane Williams, were brorghs -
ore Ju,c. Csry Of the Eastern District yesterday on
sud swearing sppsre Mrs Morris. residing IN Sosn
Fourth street + spp,, that Mrs Morris hted the colera
wowSr . sttNv' and the evening OF the hrs Gay sh~
quesfc permission and sit up with her srandnsthei
7, gvsu, sud she iook1he key OF the os'sm.n.
door with ref order in early In the morning rhai
rs the husband and herself returned and robbed the hoese
s., raj LII found New foh pawn shop. Bat
the Las been recovered The accused Psss
W ~ cnnu.iiaA b IA. for friAl
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70 further secure ,he same by holding smother meesng
r the evening.
Accordingly, Tsmmany Hall WA crowded at :
o,,l,cL vhfre Ex-Governor Seymour, the Hon. Am.
ga J. Parker. f. Wilson Bloom. esq., OF " T.. and
VIZ. r. Rankin. esq. and Charles w. Owen, esq. Of
philadelphia, and d. W. o'Brien esq., of M'''Achu-
ss,s deIvered addresses complimentary as usual to
the Repubiican party. The hoDors having been tsu'
far exhausted we lost sight Of the Keystone Cuo oa'
i; may be inferred that they are gratded with their
N;sf
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4 CORRECTION.

IT, ne Editor Of The y. Y. Tibvns
SIR: In your to-days paper Oct 2O) my name Is
stated among those of candidates for the office of Gov
ernor of the Amshouse voted for at the Republican
City Convention on Saturday night. l therefore beg
to say that the recorded your paper must have
been cast by mistake, had declined to be a cand
date for said office. Very respectfully
Oct 10 THEO. K TELLKAMPT
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
COMMISSIONERS OF HRAbTH.

The Board Of Commissioners of Health met at the
City Hall yesterday afternoon pursuant to adjourn.
ment-Isesc o. Barker in the Char. The following
business transacted:
Schooner Wiutermors from Havana, arrived on tia
18th inst with sugar and nDa.ses Allowed 70 pro-
coed 70 the city after publication.
Bark Robert Y. Charlton from Havana, October 3.
Permitted Is proceed to the city. The Board then
Adjourned.
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TpsTpr,L OF Wrgyp.-VERprcr

THgT Trial or WIBYR.-VERDIcr OF MURDER IN
IHy sEceXD trial. which has been proesslns
during the Essex County Oyer and Ternns Conn.,
was on Saturday the who after being
hours 8. O'Clock Monday I4ornng and rem
derd verdict Of Murder in the Second Desree and reeo
the the the Court. Of Tho
jury said favored murder IN the fsf degree but msjct1
the minority succunbsd
IL. penalty murder the second degree mprsonmnn NJ
bard labor Tor ess than FIVE than twenty years
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Fn.s ~ PROSTITUTION in the Wad When he aro.eto
dres himself o'clock yesterday morning h. found
He became furious his loss and snrmed TO such de-
ee that con promise effected with the woman who stole
them and they returned condition that ne would
not ask fer the money that in the pockets He finally st
out of the house procured policeman aud the offend
81 was and TO jefferson Market Police Court Tor
disposal.
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IAdvertis~rDsnt
FALL CLOTHING.
Acknowledgement
TRITW MUST AND WILL PREVAIL.

II Is TRVs-Tbst CH.sLss ID. fsspsICks the sms
in,roipce the life size PHorocsPHs in this county,
~ /. TRvr-Thai CHAsLss D Fsspsrcxs By II As
p,rs Fs.Ahshmeut has the services Of the only eoTps
Er,rcl talent employed In this country
coottne Of Pho roGsAYHs IN OIL Pastel and AqaArelle
II . TRVr-rhat CHARLEs ID. FssDSIcks
pucrockAPEC DEFASrNESrs And his Partisan artists NJ
new ard model establishment No. SIS Broadway and
crnv has 10 further connection with the place Of bus
nh the ruhc believe that they have supesor Stssss
ard any other advantages for competing with the ~od d-ss
by CFIRIES u. FREDsIcKs; but as -.
TsrrH MVsr PSEysiL-l only necessary h~ tAs pssss
should see and jude. for themselyss
CHARLES D. FREpRrcks
IAse GUsNEY FsgDRicKst
Photosrsphc DAGUERREAN aud Ambru,ype Galleries.
30. 5S5 Broadway. opposite Metropoitsn ho<eL
NB-Recepiiop ard Operating Rooms on the hrst noot