New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

NFw-IORR ARCADr-Cnder this title an es,ab lisb
men of rather novel chsactei shortly TO be opened
in this city-the building No 59i Broadway. with
potion of the Racket Club House adjoining having
been leased for that purpose. The first floor Of No.
5l, extending TO Crosby street viii be divided of into
~ stores, with hall thirteen feet and six inches in
width between the counters Of the various stores.
Each store viii be about seventeen feet in length and
seven feet deep, with couuters cases and shelving cor
responding throughout. Only one in the following
lines of business will be admitted fruit hosiery and
gloves; fancy boots and shoes fancy tailoring; Jew
eler; confectons cake; lace and embroideries toys
books and prints; paintings fancy boxes; canes,
whips and umbrellas fancy baskets fancy hardware
millinery; ladies' furnishing; gentemens furnishing
chiloren's clothing: Turkish bazaar; bronze figures
porcelain figures; fancy China ware thread and
needles; condiments: Indiarubber goods; perfumery
artificial flowers; card engraver Britannia ware; hats
and caps florist and seeds sheet music; stationery
and Post-Ofiice; iapanned ware wax figures. Toward
the Crosby street end of the building will be terrace
with flowers and orchestra under the direction Of
Mr. Null. Connecting with the Arcade in the adion-
ing building, will be large saloon for gentlemen also
ladies ordinary The entire establishment will be
richly fitted up, brilliantly Illuminated and conducted
the most approved principles The third and fourth
floors Of No. 400 have been set apart for the recep-
ton Of patents, which, under the charge of an able
attendant will be exhibited free to inventors and
cbaDics. This feature in the establishment is very
credtable TO the protector, Mr.. II. ID. Goodwin. An
institution Of this kind has long been needed in New
York and inventors may now be afforded an opportu-
nifty of bringing to public notice their inventions
No smoking or drinking will be permitted any part
of the premises. Establishments of this character
have met with great success in the cities of Philadel
pha, Rochester, Buffalo, WATERFOWL and other places
NEWSPAPER YoR SALE.-A very desirable oppor-
tunty offered for engaging in newspaper enterprise
in On advertisement in another column. II is one of
the Oldest and bestestablsbed papers of New-Engand
and is said to be one of the most profitable To
two enterprising young men, it opens business pros
pect not often to be found.
The Parish will case is still slowly progressing Two
or three ocusts have been called by the proponents
the last of whom, Dr. Wilkes was xamined at
great length by Mr. O'Conor. Mr.. Bryson, Cashier
of the Phoenix Bank, took the stand at about o'clock
on Wednesday afternoon. None of these witnesses
throw much additional light on the case beyond the
facts already elected.
Az APPEAL shall take out within a few days
company come 40 50 poor boys and girls to be placed
very destitute, and have not really shoes or warm
clothing fit for the journey. The funds of our society,
befdes, are very low Will net your wealthy aad com
Portable readers co something for this effort to relieve
Tire city? We need cbildren's clothing of al kinds,
shoes, stockings, mittens, co nforters, caps. &c
Superintendent News Boys Lodging House
ChdT1s ~ Aid Society," Clinton Hall A'tO place NewfOri
The MooRE CossPIRACY CAsE.-Dr. M. Price
Moore Of No Isl Chambers street who stands charged
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Trenton. N. j. was on Wednesday brought before |
Justice Welsh for examination. He stated that he is
45 years of age born in ewJersey aud practices
medicine and surgery at No. 15l Chambers street. In
relation to the charge he says;
"The charge against me is false. My brother, the !
witness, is grossly Incorporate and recently has |
threat this accusation is made Mr. Livingston is my
deadly enemy, ard has detrauded me ont of a large
amount of reel estate and there lie civil suit now
pending in Supreme Court for the recovery OF the
same ] believe that this charge is made by Living
ston for the purpose Of mining my character and dis
sblipg me from prosecuting my suit" DIR. Moore gave
bonds in s., 600 to answer.
ARREST OF GAMnLERs-JObn Wallace, Hiram Has
Ton and David - Were arrested yesterday by Sergt
Webb of the Lower Police Court, charged with keeping
a gambling bouse at No "a Prince street, aud with
swipdlipg James Boswell out Of S3ll by means of q
game called faro Boswell in his affidavit Of com.
plant states that he called at the rooms OF the accused
TO zee friend who there, and seeing number OF
persons PLAYING at faro and considerable amounts OF
money changing hands, he concluded to ry his fortune
and put up $3lI, all his funds, which he lost He sub
seGueny ask for the return of his money but could
get only $50 of it. The magistrate held the accused to
await examination on the charge.
COMPLAINT DIsNIssfp.-The case OF Mr. Edward
H. Van Wormer agent of the Lske Shore Railroad,
who was arrested on Tuesday. suspicion of having
stolen $500 from NJ A. McCary of the Clarenont
House was investigated on Wednesday before Justice
Welsh and at the close of the investigation the COM
plant was dismissed.
Run OVER BY A CAR.-John Twoomey, boy IL
yeas of age residing at No i6h street was run ovef
on Wednesday morning at the corner of the Bowery
and 9th strt ct by No. al of the Harlem Railroad
and dangerously injured He was taken by the police
to the residence of his parents.
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