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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17
HEAVY FRAUD UPON 4 BANK.
ATTEMPT TO KEEP The PARTICULARS
FROM THE PRESS.

Ahou, two weeks ago Q man named Thomas W.
C,,pd.u va. .rr..ted in ths city by Ofeer Gilbert
H.vs Of the Independent Police, charged with having
:, cornsnv with two other, defrauded the Bank Of
Memphis q, Memphis, Tenn, out OF $1,000. The
r,;.ons, VA. taken 10 the jefferson Market Police
Can't and there committed fur examination, while
strict orders were given TO keep the matter from the
r,ror-e-s Of the press. In compliance with these
orders the affair kept profound secret ana me
representatives. Of the press were refused by the Cerk
of the Court permission 10 see the afhdsvts. Not
r;,b.t.ndne the precautions taken 10 keep the affair
cuiet the following facts came 10 light yesterday;
some month. AGO three persons Cranden among them,
came 70 this CITY from Tennessee and opened az ooe
in the vicinity Of Wall street and placed over ii ssgn
with the name of Smith, Young 4 Co. upon It.
After remaining there q few weeks two Of them
went back 70 Memphis, where they pre-
sented draft on the bank for $4,000. This was
signed Smith, Young & Co.. and the Cashier sup
posing il TO be the draft of well known and long e.
iablished barking house OF this city by that name,
paid the amount and then notified the genuine nrm OF
their acceptance of the draft Soon after this the fraud
was discovered Search then made for the persons
who had presented the draft but with whas success Is
not known, nor have their names been ascertained
After Crandens arrest in this city, he was kept in the
Police Station week and subsequently committed to
prison but be Is not there at present, and our reporter
has been unable to ascertain what has become of him.
II Is probable, however that he has been taken to
Memphis for trial. The conduct Of the magistrate and
clerk in regard to this affair needs an explanation. 1t
i in many judicOus 10 keep cases back until
parties are arrested but after h has been done there
seems to be no good reason why the public should not
be made acquainted with the facts.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

"WEDNESDAY, April l6.-ald. ISAAC w. DARKER
President, in the Chair
Street Departmental communication was received
Mr. Ebng giving detailed statement Of the amount OF
work performed in his Department from January 1856 %
March clsmr that he has not been Idle nor neEecu
Ct duty also contends thai the contract By the Mayor TO
clean Broadway Is illegal. The expenditures in the above
period incurred in csng ashes paying Inspectors, ke wa
Sl27z3 Amount Of peuditures for cleaning OF and
ice ard cleaning Broadway amounted to 10 al So The
number Of DAYS work such Sgt Number Of days
caring doLe Go The amount expet ded the different Wards
Tor cleaning of ice and snow &C. 540S2 2 for which
items and fgures given This ordered to be printed
FiremeHs Bddges-The report to purchase 900
badges for the eaempt iremen, concErred in.
Paring-The report to pave Third avenue between
Foyfourth and Fit sixth streets was conquered III, az
amended.
AID. FyLnER moved to adjourn, which was declared
Gained
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SMUGGLING SILKS TO AMERICA.

At the Liverpool Asszes, on the Goth ult. the TO-
lowing case wat adjudicatcd upon:
BREACH OF CoNTRAcT-BRESSAs c. HOWARD
This was an action for he recovery of damages for
breach Of contract arising out of rather singular cir
cumstances. Mr.. Atherton, q. c., with whom was
Mr.. Ovens, counsel fer the plaintiff; and Mr. Ed
wiz james, .. c., with whom was Mr.. Blair, fer the
defendant. In stating the TO the jury, Mr..
AtheIton sad that the plaintiff is Nj. John Brennan,
a silk merchant Of Manchester, and who also had a
place Of business at New-YorE. The defendant is
Mr.. Henry Howard, who held the situation of berth
ing.cl.rk in the employ Of Messrs. Grimshaw g. Co.,
Of Liverpool. In November, less, the plaintiff, being
Geshous Of forwarding some silk goods TO New-fork,
TO Liverpool for the purpose Of entering into ar
RAJ gements with Messrs. Grinshaw Co., TO forward
the same. Plaintiff met person named DeyIne, to
whom be stated bis object. Devine then intro
ouced him 70 IL defendant and the three arranged
to meet IA the evening, which they did. Plaintiff
state that be wished to forward considt rabe guam
tiy of silk goods 20 New York packed not in the usual
way hut IN fact N hampers with the view, II must be
aCknowl, gcd, of escaping the ad vaOrem duty that
would be txscied upon their importation into New
York. Dcvue said that the defendant WIS just the
very men, being il imaiely acquainted with sevtral
mates Of ships ia the New-York trade. An arrange
melt was then entered into between the pautin and
the defendant, who contracted TO deliver three
hampers of silk-packed in three dozen hampers, to
initiate bottled porter 0aughtcr)for which he Wa to
receive - upon each. The usual charge for the
conveyance Of such package to New-York would
not be than five sh hugs TO ten shings, while
tie al valoftm DUTY upon the SILK IN Ne~-1ork,
if openly landed, would be considerably than
"a each. On November IL, 1883, one hamper
tanning ELK goods TO the value Of tlss 0I6, was ad
dressed to Deyine for the purpose Of his handing it
over to the defendant for transit TO NewYoik, Is per
contract the 25th Of November second hamper of
sik goods, of the value Of tl27 odd, was similarly
sent and on the 18th Of December of the year
third hamper was dispatched from Manchester under
like circumstances, containing silk goods worth
4l52 1911 For each of these hampers the defendant
gave a receipt 1t turned out however, that two OF
these hampers had never reached II cir destination
while the third came 70 hand with half lis original
contents distracted. This action was, therefore,
brought 10 recover the amount of plaintiff loss, the
result Of the defendants neglect aud non-fulflnent
OF contract The plaintiff was examined, and his
evidence corroborated the foregoing. Mr.. James
crosSeXamned the plaintiff at great length, and
silks to America daring the last FIVE OF six years
through Devine and the defendant Devne was what
was called iunrer" III the same employ as the de-
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Councinen held regular meeting last evening,
b. +. PIScKSEY, esq, in the chair, and quorum
present.
PetitioHs-Of Abel s. Smith and others, for sewer
IN First street be extended the Bowery OF Wm H.
Huths others agaiu opening widening and extending
Duane OF VIM c. Lyons and others, OF Engine Com
psny No engine AL the above referred 70 tie sp
PROF ate Committees.
Resolut,0ns.-That Fifty-fftb, F.fty-sixth, Fifty
seventh sLd Ffy eighth be opened from Eigh
10 North River; Comnittee Roads To sppont WIN.
Kicom Commissioner Il Deeds; Committee Salaries an
TO open ore Hundred Twenty hrh street between
Egnih and Eleventh 70 Committee on Roads To
Grade requisite Tenth from One Hundred Forty
fourth One Hundred seventh street. 70 the same
The President presented preamble and resolu-
tons setting forth that the Hon. James Buchanan eS
Isced arrive from Europe TIE 2s inst and 80 his SET
have been enneny beneficial 70 this oountry therefore
Common Council vi tender him the hospitality Of the city
no srprcp risfe therefor the sum Of : COS -
The Board went into Committee OF the Whole TO act
uron the luton After slight beeton aud motion
sdd the Nlsd Fillmore bad failed II wa adopted
The Report VI the COMMITTEES 81 Salaries and Offices submit
tina al ordinance Increasing number Of cl.rks IN the Street
Conmis.one Office provide for boOskeeper, con
map ceri Eve copying CLERKS and general clerk
AZ salary Of 81 Ordered third reading. The
port IN putting red light each tire hydrsnt
ordered 10 third reading.
TIE COmmitte then rose. The Board went into a
il reading md adopted the various papers passed uSn ia
Goa. .sittse. Adjourned 10 Friday
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KOssUTHs REPLY TO LANDOR.

SIR: The letter Of Mr.. Walter Savage Landor,
beaded "a Plea for NJ. Kossuth,' and your own re.
marks on it, put ne in the disagreeabe position Of
troubling you. Allow me to state in your paper that
not only have / had no knowledge Of what Mr.. w.
Savage Lander thought fit to do, but find no words
sufficiently expressive Of The deep moItlhcatlon una
regret have felt on reading Mr. Landor's appeal In
doing full justice to the noble generosity Of bic nten;
tons consider his letter extremely lnjudicious an
uncaled for, inssmuch "a, whatever be my private
circumstances wont 20 consider them the sacred
dou ain Of family life.
Asto your remarks on the " immortality" Of the
struggle which il has been my destiny to lead, you
must allow me to say thus much in return-thst you
must be perfectly ignorant Of ts nature and character
or else you could not think Of pervertng historical
tnth TO that extent am Sir, your obedent servant
L. KOSSUrH
No G South.bonk Regents Psrk. March %.
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s,5.r. .pd received 81 upr hamper. for be trouble
81. rccc. we're gepersny forwarded N ne oeies %
.,;r-.n.s sru>siue- by the mates OF salnng ve>-es
a. s.,ner,. Palnfa bad not, upon the Whole, been
~. gamer by thee smuggling tr1nssctloos- II Ne'
souethihe ike borSeFsclDg for be han pen N
% was pt, after 81, very pFou.asoe r..
c--.iny not in the transaction in Question: HE Sor OF
tIe karyrsrs had been accounted for BY sa'ensni
20 ~. Eject that they had been thrown everooara
tn River Hudson. 90 svcid their seizure ~ NJ.
Alb. rton-I have not sert more tran - ~ oe
.mngyl4d into Ne.-York daring the past III year,,
bu, end out ak goods l. the regalsr way 70 ne
extent OF some $500 Denthly. John Deyine al
be had known the defendant some yea, ah2 nsd oeen
engaged II the same Office vl'h him Ntnes- go, TO-
r~T we4k and commission for obtaining Pe-eepg=rs
Fecojfed The plaintiff calling 10 SOveneer, less, and
rs;ibg ths, be waited 70 mp soue goeo' .n iS
attendant thu when be defendant replied thsi Il the
rsiuti would send the goods safe TO Liverpool, ne
sOud forward them night enough to New-lerk. Ac-
oording 20 agreement, pantrI, osiehoeht aha VIII
MT II the evening first q The ONCE after the clerks
lad left whence they adjourned 70 en- hotel An
agreement there entered iEis by the defendant TO
deliver three dozen bampsrs VI elk Al the F!ant1
warehouse in New.YWk, free Of duty, at II eseh no
rnouey 20 be paid unt plaintiff should hear of the safe
arrival Of the urCpsry The defendant $50 stipulated
that the hampsr should not Be addressed 20 hn but %
Wines which done the thee hampers IN question
received and banded over 10 the defendant who caves
receu. for each In rosse1sniuaiiOn by Mr. James,
tie witness sad be bad seDt away few boxes for the
defendant who paid him To-. box: he bad sInugged
nothing and had not the slightest knowledge that the
bores contained cOntTaband goOds III ne had known
TIE fact ard was paid for it. be would send of boxes
Of suugged goods. Perhaps he might have known
that the 80 boxes aud hampers be had sent of con-
tsibed tmugged good, but be did not knos what;
Witness alec kept boarding bouse. The police had
Dot very lately been there looking after any person
By Mr.. Atherion: Witness had been EFT consider
able ,um Of money lately, and waz no longer " run
ner, having left hr. Grmshaws employ. After some
coroborstiye evidence, Mr. AhertOn applied for per
rnission 10 amend the declaration. hr. james OBJ
ected. His Lordship ssid that be must object; and
observed that be should not be party 70 assist per-
son who had been deiraudng the American revenue
The way would be TO withdraw juryman, which was
core and the plaintiff was roDsuited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17

Tie Board Of Aldermen received a long commune
cation last evening from the Commissioner OF Streets
and Lamps, giving statement OF the expenditure IN
bis department After the transaction OF some bust
ness, it was discovered that some of the Wing men,
bers were absent and it was understood that the lr-
wing and Howerd nominations were in some ones
pocket ready to be presented, when motion 10 adj
iourn was carried amid much confusion. AID. Clancy
gave vent TO his indignation at the adjournment,
after the Board broke up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17

The Committees on Markets, and on Public Health
Of the Board OF CouncilmeD, and the Committee on
Railroads Of the Board Of Aldermen, were to have
held meetings yesterday afternoon, for the purpose OF
considering papers referred to them but an invitation
having been extended to the members of both Boards
to visit the new steamship Adristic, business was
thrown to the winds Calls for meetings of the va
rious Committees Of both Boards, made every day
in the week. but it frequently happens that neither
the Chairman or his associates make their appearance
in consequence Of which much time is lost by persons
interested in matters before the Committees. 1t would
be creditable for gentlemen to attend to their
busness.
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Advertisement
NrW SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY

TIE LAST UNFOLDING THE ART % HEALING Cos
SUMPTION desire al Consunptyes but 2srtc14
Lose tried all other ply cisns without relief Expe-
has shown that can cure CoNsuMPTIoS a. rssy Is
auy oher disease and that my LUNG ard COUCH sRoF Is
rostiye cure FOR Cousumpt,on in all is varied form ,
Mrs NJ MABIS, Psychicsl Physician AID Fherlpeu,st,
No 81 West 2sth-st, Ne S-York-
Once hours: 10 f. H. TO 4p.u Wednesday excepted
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ISeUEsTs By THE CoRos

ISQUEsTs By THE CoRoSER.-COroner Perry held
an Wednesday No s4 Leonard street the
BODY Mary Bedford so Of who died sud
denly on Tuesday night The verdict of the Jury Death
from Intempersnce and Exposure"
The Coroner held inquest AZ No. l7S Second rect
upon the body Levi H. Coheu German, years Of
Whose death caused by burns received days nce IN
consequence kettle OF hot varnsh having fallen him al
paint in which he ployed verdict Of Acei-
dental Death" was IendeIed
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tAdvertis~neat
WEsrwARp TIE SIAR OF EMPmEN-Anl Z

70 tie ves; ere q Urper Tendon TIE ses vend their
search Of reh Dress Gco1x Fouecpths and sAs tsiy
present perfect ga u heaaey Fseed Broadway,
and Mesrs stssrs pnesrs REFRACTORY Of F.ssscn sov
he rcyels- resort Of s Vito seay AID s-y vh
eeororzJ. TIE foy q ysyss ESQ go fsf sui pres
Mir;a when the article ,urshssed hesrrs
hls iors 1ee seen saeesoot aoe faly ssprs.se DE
usrty Of that extensive brown
Fer tie pewest sylss Of h subs India cr.ps aaA ssA
sbsul, More Antisus AID GuvuEe Lace MA.rQ.s, Psxs
Printed Joeonsts Robe de Bar Robe is So ssi o<r
TieA Dress Goods visit kssso. RESsEs pNsEE, Ssa -
sad &c e,h-sy., EesI ls;h-st, Immediately.
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Internationally
Manhattan Gas

Light Company have given notice that and after the Let OF
the price Of Gas will be materially reduced In the In
parties wishing CHANDELIERS and Gas PIPES INTRO
duced into their dwellings will hnd decidedly their sivsnt
give their orders CoLT WHIrrELsY, 0ss Filters
Fixture Dealers No 927 Broadway 2lsts. whose "a
ees doing your work promptly and economically
sDrpss.ed Portable Gas Machines Regulators Gas Heating
snd CookinE Stoves, &c, put up 81 short notice.
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+ / r Z s.
TIrE Is 1HIRrr srcoSp s1REEr.

FIRE rs THIRTY SECOND STREET.
At al early hour yesterday morning fire broke out
in the brick building Thirty-seeond street. near the
First avenue owned by U. Reynolds, and occupied by
Frederick Zeigor a. cco-dressing factory. The
building with its contents nearly destroyed. Los
on building about O. ,OOO on stock, aboat $500. No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17

ARREST FOR THRowYc VtrRroL.-A young mar
RED woman named Sarah Pierce yesterday arrest
ed, charged with having maciOusly thrown quanti-
ty of vrio upon lot Of clothes which were hanging
in the yard of Mrs. Morris, which is next to her own
in the Fifteenth Ward. The -ccused bought the VT
mol at DR.. Hunters drug store, IN Sixth avenue, on
Saturday last. She was committed by Justice David
enn for examination.
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TAdvertisemen,l
PTACK INK is not so readily obtained Al ona


would ,urroe. We before smile Of writing from
Inks usde by TT DAyDs Co. B.ekwoods Bsok Ink
Hsrisons Cour bsn aud Maynard Noyess Black Writing
Ink the 18th Of August, 1855 On the 18th Of March after
long exposure the and ran Ma DsvIps sK
JET tLACx VIEW, while the Others pale
though written year. ANY desiring permanent
leshe records should examine these specimens YExpre
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(AdyeriisemeLt ~
The April number Of DR.. HUNTER'S MEDICAL

SPECIALIST s; more interesting thar usual IL proves 9n
the Record II lie City Inspector tha, wlinn Two Yeas e
rIuir Of Deaths from consunpon In Me-. York has sieaay
Ain ipbed 81 per cent The editor We now come to lay
the public Isolated Of cure as Jul e
offcial returns of hundreds
TIE Specat should be read by every aud be OBJ
ed 81 the rubishen SHERaAA Co., Astor House iNo
yesey-st,l. New York
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VISIT OF THE CoNNos Council TO THE ADRIArIc
On the invitation of the Balance Dry Dock { an
pany. both branches of the Common Council and a
large number Of ladies and gentlemen yesterday Wis
tied the steamship Adratic. collation. was pre-
pared and paraken of with general satisfaction, and
speeches and sentiments followed from Messrs. TestOn
and HoIie, AID. Ely. Councilman Warner, and Mr.
Tilden, President of the Dock Company.
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BROOKL YN II,EINS

OvERBoARD.-Last evening, about 81 O'Clock,
man was seen jump overheard from the bow OF the Terry
Fulton when about the middle Of the river The pos
Luther Smith promptly stopped the boat and lowered the liz
boat Enamel Wheeler deck hand jumped IN AMI succe.1
rescuing the man, who completely eNban.'ed be
usual rssored and he recovered %
that his Bradley and that he resided a. NO.
Main Brooklyn. He provided with dry clothes ana
TAX TO his home.
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ALLEGED ATTEAPr AT BrRGLARY.-James Lyon,
painter by trade arrested yesterday morning. charged
with aemtIg break clothing store OF Nh Price,
No 1T The officer it IS sssed caught HIM ia
the He taken before Jucs Davidson snd comnitte
10 e auinsiiOr.
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Advertisement
LACE AND Muslin CURTAINS FROM AUCTION

-sPirspfp BARGAINS - rush a. TBoSsys q -
cure se Ct TIE Lace. are M-sn Curtains vhh selling
less rortstoa Go ., be not TOO late sacA
; chance seldom cccars-
Thomas, No. l6i spras, corner Of Wooster.
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lAdyertisement.l
FFRRY-BOATs AND FORCE-pCNPS.

MEssRs EDIToRs: Three steamboats,, loaded with passen
rs been saved from FIRE By the Foacs PuaPs sold b.
How important that the Ferry boats have them. facto
sLd other buildings frequently Eayed by tnem Thy
the simplest cheapest ard best in tor ships Wells
Railroad sii es, Lc. A. W. GAY Co lie MaidenlAne
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Acknowledgement

MAKING MONEY FAsT.-Smart Statesmen are
r,.nrg bountu In their Unprecedented sales n kIr
rLs PATENT They article that
body End what everybody will buy To travellers they
are Indispensable. More Agents wanted. JAMES II. LEE,
Sole proprietor, Nc. - Exchange-st, Buffalo, N Z.
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DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LrS6s.-Dr.
Fo.rrr Hvx1rR sevo.es his ssrey he tts
eft Of The Thzos; Ind Lsss Res1sses AID ss<s
No. 80 Broadway.
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IAdyertisementl

NEW DECORATIONS AND PAPER HANGINGS for
isx-PRArr HARDESBERGH, No. $50 Broadway, are pre-:
exhibit the and best assortment OF PLAIN and
DECORATIVE PAPER HAEGNss offered in this country
None but frst.clsss workmen employed.
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The Commissioners Of Police were TO have met yes
terday afternoon for the trial Of policemen charged
With violation of the rules and regulations, but Re-
corder Smith wa the only member Of the Board who
appeared and no business transacted for want Of
0 quorum.
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Advertisement
MEDICAL INHALATION. WITH CONSTITUTIONAL

RrsEDIEs-Dr s. g. FIrcH may be consulted Al b, O6ce;
No ia Broadway now the established Institutions OF
the eity for Diseases Of the Lungs and Throat Heart Dis
eases Liver Complaint, Female Diseases and Chronic Dis
eases generally Ofce hours from 9 TO ialy,
SUNDAYS excepted.
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Tie Board Of Councilmen last evening appropriated
81 600 TO receive Mr.. Buchanan on his return, and IN
creased the clerical force in the Street Commissioners
Office to nine persons at salary of ST. OOO year EACH
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fAdyer,isement
.cfnres THIs EVENING. At Cont

Mr.. FOWLER lectures This EVENING, st Cont
n.ntsl H. corner Of shsv and Aths' the General IL
lu.r.on. PbrenooEy explained BY reference 20 great
vsrety Of 'kuls and paintings Examinations With Chars and
fully written Descriptions Of Character, daily ~ No Ss
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17

The New-York Medical College commenced its
Spring Course on Wednesday morning DR.. David
Uhl delivered lecture on the subject Of Homicdal
Wounds and lectures will be delivered daily at IL and
l2o'clock by Professors Carnochan, Barker and Cox
and BY DIS. Douglass and Uhl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17

BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be ac-
quir.d By using the BALM or THOUSAND FLowsss VIII
Tan Ppes aud freckes from the skin leaving Of
. soft and hue Wet towel. three
drors and wash the face night and morning.
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ADVERTISEMENT
The HIGHLAND HOME WATER CURE, at Fish

Iu Landing under the charge Of w May D., Resident
Physcisn open for the reception Of Patiens lxit
NJ. D. Cnnsulting Physician. References-FowLss6 WELLS
No. ss Broadway; @. =. ADAMS, NJ D.. No. lil AmitJH.
Brooklyn.
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advertisement.

WILSON'S ORIGINAL DANDELIoN COFFEE
TIE Eenure sold wholesale by BsSEs PAsk, HscssAx,
CLARK Co. and scHEFFLISS BIOS, and At restby Drug
rs generally Manufactured Nos IS and n East 18th
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lAavertisenest

IMMENSE SACRIFfCE IN FRENCH AND In
cLIsH ENssoioENtS-WM be opened TBis DAY, being se
eutre Stock importing House ard vii Be sold fall %
cen, lower thn the usual price Call and Judge FOG ycasyes
81 d. THosAss, No al sprinsst., cor. Of Weostern-
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Advertisement.
HILs IA STRINGER's ORIGINAL DANDELION

CoYFEE-Puchsers cautioned against limitations Of he
valuable substitute Java Coffee and great remedy for ine
geson &C. None genuine without the s ature Of HILLS
srScrR upon each wrapper Gen. Depot, SO Broadway
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CIT Y TIE " s.

Mr.. wortabets concluding lecture on Syria will
be delivered before the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, at Hope Chapel, this evening.