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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

b, YovtA Rirsy Beats ,,,. - 90
81 10. Provisions Psea "aaax
Sy Irs< Rsayea1-s,f2 bbl, Four, la pls. wA.l, n.
&c. Provsons SO bsxs Wheat 800 do Me- ~ -
b. the Parles Railroad fs> hs vssx-sso CAtl, Ca.
sheep $3.50 Mutton. 500 Hsss 2ss dressed o. 81 -
Beef 800 do sundres SIS bass Gran LIS do Pots.e,s =
b.ss Hay sin gals Ma. ITO ,uas Marble 100 pan n,
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"For,icr securities have exhibited como fac.u.., On.
snd -. highest prices were not tnily supp"
"Tb. closirS rrr'ce- OF the frr ltree per Cents
on he Paris BOurss this evening were 67f. eOc fJr
both money and account, sho>i reaction of about
Y cent.
From almost al d e continental cities the tone of
the Pnvsie letters ntipue to be very s,tisfset,ry
At Hamburg there has been slight rescton from
the downward tendency Of the Discount market, tne
rate which nsd fallen TO S. being no. AGAIN cent.
siv' continues TO be sent 10 this country rom toe
cont ,ent 10 meet the Eastern demsnd From HAM
h.rg ZONE ban have just been dispatched while IRON
aM..rr. Po,bschild Brothers of Paris announce IN
the psrties holding the bonds of the 100000 loan of
The United States Bank, which Is nov winding up,
that thew i'll be in position 10 distribute on ne u
inst, certain dividends resulting from he hqaadaaon
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Court yesterday action for damages brought against the
Lons leland Railroad Company the value Of horse killed
the the Esd July las The plaintiff Peter F1
patrick He resides the HuDterfy road In the Ninth Ward
he shown running loose ~ the me Of the
accident and counsel for defendant contended that the
prohibited the running large Of animals within the
city limits Company could be held .e.ponsibe The
Court and the dismissed with
be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

The .DupLEY OBsERvAroRY.-Mr. A. A. Low o!
his CITY has made Of 900 the Dudley Observs
tory AZ Albany The donation made without solicitation
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OlLS-Ths inactivity previously Observed still continues
ofie Asnies rew. advising advance Of 10 Do per tun
the other -, there s.ea5rsss perceptb- with
SASS Of l4od so gallons a, as cash American s in mod.
cashs and Sc in bts Cruie Whale 10 quiet and prices
mostly nominal Natural Winter may BE- quoted sS, and
Refined Winter Besehee 81 S moe Sperm nscve, ou,
prices aimed Manufactured ID dell and hesyy Lard
OIL firm al previous Olive 10 y active 81 2Od
81 q. in es'h and IS S7;as4 81: for quarts and pn.s
BED Oh 10 cn 81 ei,sesc cssh and Cam2aene steady
OIL CAkE-Ie ugse' = unsettled Sales Of 80 tun' YER,
fRoVIsIONs-The demand for Poli h- with moderate
arrivals and grees are hmer New il bitter demand TIE
,Al.s $50 bbls at els Il. sls IS Cor old Aess sIs 50 FOR
.ew d. ard sl7 50 for Prine-the inside pre- Sor
untnspecsd Beef held with increased ba po..
unehsrad sales Of 4s2 ebls ESQ 81 IS for eola'ry
err Me.., and s4asHs tor new repseted Chicago Mes
Prime Ness 10 quiet a. e7dea Beef HAMS very Arm
and in limited 4, and Bacon firm aad in good
demand sales Of 100 boxes Ion bbed middes delivered IL
Baltimore In January Ste, ire board: boxes do
the spo. lee and 81 hoxss short boneess lie Lard
firm and quiet, sales Of $50 bills issdiS for fair
c.c Hams and &c. FOG Shoulders Dressed Hog are in
demand u asc Butter 10 IN good demand and steady
7e2- for Olio AID SeEc NT State. Cheese in fair de
ruxnd At sd tote.
RICE steady and firm; s.lss Of &c tea a; Sia4c rAr
stock 10 estimated AZ I, cos
sUGARsTte rsrket Ither fst the business quite
Moderate kehnec quiet but steady saes Of SO bids,
Sly Cuba a sgsc and 80 Boxes Havana a. 4s Aso
IS bkas- New Orleans, cid crop n lie.
ehlSs1Go1 are N moderate reques. and prices remain
sesdy Ne pots sales of I balss Curscsa 5fd5sc
TOtnco :. Sc cs,h ana Goo l.. HOnaa.. Al Sc ne. essa
for sound cargo Of ss consisting Of 70 go n previously
reported 20 Hriys overduc and approximations felt
sPICEswe heard Of sAles Of IS No
srfLTER-Ths stock 10 chiefly IN secoud hands. who
holding q extreme a.es b.; the demand confined retail
psrees ~ Tee y D, nee
TEAsThe auction Me Of B.seas from Poo Chow
yee pa 4aadr sz1eoest fo FnSsy ~ CHECKED the d
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Arrived.

Steamship Atlantic Eidriase Liverpool Nov. n SsS,a,
M hip c,.y Of Noble 81 sGs; LSa s,ss.n..s ;i
The Apc eIpe.seceed very hsayy head riT ID. ed
A1 :, s,n ss9eni MtS I% Si D.S d.
miles s. W. Lookout exchanged signal, wiz steamship sss
SS. S signal. win :,esm.hp jane. Adtsr ais@
CHANGED signal. with .;map Asss 1s .Ds .s, ss
Steamship NASHVILLE Evan, -hosriffsm chrl.:'on .4.s
as ss. steamship sG ssie Of osoTa and
hp "a, Ad.er both bound to Ch.ris'.n same day arn
SHIP Equator Swedish A'snder, Stockholm days. viii
Bni D eOoden, D.sss,t M,.., Oct z passed San;.
Oct U.s. With fryit TO m.sisr Sd Inst ..t o. ,Sn Ss
bni Brilliant: sii.tse P,ovidspce. in s.ls, 70 p.s,
d.y: with cotton and 10, s ..! An
schr p TAFT Rand Machia. 10 day.. with urser to Nv.
scbr Mountain Eagle, Ames Rociand.
schr Lucy Anes, Am. Rocklsnd.
sehr orn COwl: Smith ROckand
scm. Wonder, French Providence.
S ssSI Fi s s siI; E S5;:., S:-p.ae,a
sehr MEDIUM Nelly, Dennis.
s ss, A M sHi Bedford bound wuea.
s sSSl Woico agpH siet. Boston.
! sloop Rhode Island H9, Providence
P% Ie c.i.SSns L.ydsId, Baltimore "a hOa", ~d'
fpfcac .tN~",o
fr0ys-et Isusx Ny'V . hn.an ~. as,,h,.
ar{Sca g, E,1.,oi Ri. IN, ~ Jitsrn.ol " from
btLu~ -. HoS.,;o We, n, 80. y. w., a., q,
Inh - $3.50 6sfo,s ,sno,,sJI f,o,, s.sas rad
nSoSt- 90 H.szsro Of ,tesu,.tus VIM ri Webb Oh,
we 80 :! 3 -. OF sandy Hook and saw Do other 10
- go ,e,.-,.i
Tp-ssirs Celestial, Palmer for Hong Kons; Pr..ds
a cn,.inr Johrson for Glassow.
WIND-D1rins the day n. and fresh.
- -. n. ~, 81. -. ~.
The hng Jerome toI TOY oaJn, ION aai.s
Island that went .no,e o. tns nSnt OF ne 81 u, on 49,
Beech "" GOV on ye''uS , - ,,.h, "a a.
dsnsse 70 the vess.I 'f'nn~ P'""n o he' eus'0 ~
SILL ie III $500 which stneh ON Diamond Reef vss hi,
10y -. -, ~. ee~,ons Dork Tor ex.,ain .,jon
ny telegraph.
BOsTON-Arr Dec 9 ,hips s.. Belle, NewOreans; j. n.
Charest Robert LIE
c ch.nns i h,Pp p.r.m. csns Ha,,isn
e'"' VIC
Dksasters. ke.
Sax "a. mic J,.onE lahore on sauan Beach Lei IN
shs,,.d in wr,ct.rs She msi-s no water aud expected
che VIII be cot of frst sprna tide.
TIE NIwYoRK from Richmond, recently Ashore ns0
squ.m has been of ard towed 70 the c By steam
tug Mercury She has received but little damage She wss s
oH BY Capt lockwood Of the Under wIiters axents
rived Homess Hole Sd inst sprung leak the
obliged throw part Of her cargo OF mo nd
lafbs; has hauled the marine rail way for repairs
EDNA c. of Dennis ssaore Black Ledge, remains
shout position, and II 10 thought will prove s
tosssher with her cargo She has been stripped sal.
running ssins &C. which have beer carried 20 SewLondon
scHR CRocKER OF Dghtos befor. reported os ~
susAa ~ ~s n
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SHOWING falling off as compared With ISE, Of
,o64, and decrease, as compared with the light
receipts Of last year, of $66,76l.
Flour closed heavy after the Atlandc's news was
made public. The sales were about 1900 btl..
Wse3 wee firm sSd IN good request; sales 65,00e
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Market. .c..1,rI1Y RrroKrrp FOR THE TRIBUNE.

TUESDAY, Dec. 9, ltsS.
ASHES The .rh., shade hmei Sse d.m'p ss s Ae'
o y-a,r the itantic's the market has
A., ", continue our former quotations toy III present,
follows -
xrv.yosx cAssificArIoN.
Uplsnds. FLORIDA Mobile ~ o. : Tex
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MLIrARY.-The Fifth Brigade, comprising the
18th 18th 10th and 72d regiments Kings Couny number,
46S ali regularly uniformed. The plumber Of ununormed
and unroed militia 10 follows: 18th regiment 1885, l%h
regiment SOS; 10th regiment, 1885, I'D regiment, S3si
,oisl u 5Se.
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RROOKL wv ZZENS

,,..srn Dowx-The respectable and eo'ase'oa@"
.,.Doco. in the Brooklyn Young Mems Chn'. A..o.
saOn seems to be on the incT s.e. Tia, Association
sspPhed .,,vpg .aF Of ProSlavery voters at the re-
..i o,oc,on. and at it's regular meeting last evening
,,heo a member proposed TO insert in the Minutes a
,..,u,opv aeainrt the sin Of American Slavery to b
the record Of the Association on that subject, q
Ar-,~-i % read resolution, which was !" e~ae
moved 70 be indefinitely postponed a. -'"eaa'e'y
.,oved off the Hoor with few O. d ne was tuen
minority. and choked down b. .-Her'' making asnA"
s,h as only the be'' arne ere .. mansuvs,'
how to bring IT, % play.
fLroTIoS OF CH',xr ESe,rr,yn OF THE BRooxLYs
yrsr prpAkrnD An .c,on for Chief Engineer and
seven A'~' Of the b. ooslyn Fire Department WAS be q
yesterday the old Office [the Commissioner Of Re pairs and
SUPP" IN the CITY Hall The contest spirited oas AZ
hisne.r: 'se ''N'"'Hs '''
Anthony = ca ISSci
whole - c VOTE: c.. va: 81; .ppeas .h.
. 4 a:s.; is.f
has We're reg s,ed The vos for Assi'an was 'a''t"
would not be ssrvsssed before morning.
TnE F. ST DEPARIMrs1.The annual meeting . o.
". . on II Ths evening
sowip seer elected for The ep.aiGs ysIw Par
X.
trdge; sseasurcr, VIM Burreli Secretary, oeO'ee
Tue Sr~surers report submitted from wsich appears
that AZ pgry.ne OF fund ofthe Departments OF whcn
SIS E4 /. .s,cured by bonds and mortgages and sfV Dy III
ttock
Os.RHsAyTfsr-Th ELpeRses Of the Board O
Bea..h-Tyie Mayo submitted communication 10 the Com
Council the meeting in which he sts'ed tnN me
oep,es of the Foad Of Health during the past sanfne
asnourbe 10 Of 67 10 being more than double the
former ibis owing TO the peys
ree Of yellow fever in and about the outskirts OF the city
TheEayor ststS that: -. -, ~ r $500
lie shore Of the infected vessels from
the and been taken by Of
citizens call he attention Of the Legsaure at rs coma'
session thesubect and 10 procure II possible, the enact
nsn providing foc the removal Of OuMsniine In
and dee regard for the public health i'm
demand that this should be adopted
that memorial the subject be sent by yo1
body the legislature secondins the efforts made with Thu
view from other sources"
Tie communication ives appropriately referred
FULTON AVENUE RAILRoAD.-A communication
Council the last meeting for the
Of the resolution requiring them extend ther track IN
Fulton the city line They tina. is i'm
build of the existence OF pond
Of water hich prevent them from laying the track in
substantial before they drained
The ateness Of also urged cause for delay
They with the work next spring Inc
srhiect wsS1eferred TO the Railroad Committee.
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p.s.snr ers Arrived

In The ssas.Aip xtlasfse Jro~ LiseypooiFunh Hsv,
d. & Wylsro Dr. w 3. Lane Rev 8. Huehurs;. c. s.sA
Z. Yard, l. II. Stone c. W. ncCuns; D. Ba,sef n 9ss
Bste-r Mr.. Badger, 9. y.uI, J, Connor Ma yseees L
Bailey, H. BOXER, W Hook, John Potter, X az
IN Miss Ely II. B. Benners, Mr. Danear. w ": 0Aas-
p Abr Miss n Ely J. W. Sharp r. p. Noah C. Hove a
A. Weeks, T. R. ClHk, DR.. J. hcEwen C. CONVEX, Ma
Conv.rs 9. D. Add son, J. Russell, Sargent. ID Cosns
A. =. HolH-s c. s De Bos,, J. II. Woods ID H Meses
Moulson, 4. Rote.on, y. Kens' C. Carp nier % DOE
NJ. Peev-, King Mr. Corey c. A. Lord Mr. Borssed 90
child Sesnon, 8. De Bossh-TotA 81 slotSs IN srees
-
MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY,
sur>-Rises... IA Sets...... s. Moon-Se,s. y
HIGE WATER. TVS pAy.
Sandy Hook. Is Gov. lsand.e Ism Hell Gate
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BOsTON-An Dec. g. ships See Belle, woreans; J. n.
Cushns Trspsn bsts Besns ChaTest Robert leonard,
Glasgow brig Pansms, Cape Hsytirp.
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there bat s55 ues on the pos Much dststaction
expressed al dIscrepsncy Of fraud are pen'
fa The nance ef IS whose appeared In tne POI
hss were reg ed The vott for Assstsnts was tnoot"'
would not be ssnvss.ed before morning.
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The brig Jerome of Port Medwsy Cahoon. from Tarhs
Island that sshore the night Of the h u squsa
Rs.rb wss got OF yesterday morning Of O'clock and towed
=, The eity ss night Her bottom perfectly tight and the
damage 70 10 tAps portion Of her euso Of sAt
stil n M aims board. -
The ship Enteprse which struck Diamond Reef THE
uorpins aken on the Sectional Dock for examination
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ELECTION OF oh' ~ ESe.rSEER OF THE BRooKLrS
yIsr prrAh'hD An e.. c,on for Chief Engineer and
A''aD of the b. ooa,yn Fire Department held
yesterday - the old Office [the Of Re pairs snd
suppn" in the City Hal. The contest spirited but Al
Ssd on In good Order Tee following 10 the vote Tor inc
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The completion of the projected Allentown Read in
Pensyl vania short link OF 3s miles will materially
shorten the distance between New-York and Chicago,
and save the transit of New-Tork business through
Philadelphia, and make the Pennsylvania Road as i'm
portant an avenue TO New-York, ss il is TO Phila-
delphia.
The nev line will be:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29

George Steers the celebrated shpbuder whose death
by fat from carriage announced last Thursday,
was buried yesterday, with appropriate and impressive
services, near the Firemen's Monument in Greenwood
Cemetery.
The occasion called together 600 persons In the
vicinity Of The late residence Of the deceased 81 Cannon
street, to participate in the obsequies and though they
were conducted with great simplicity and without any
osen,ation they showed how deep and general the
regret at Mr. Steers death in the prime Of manhood and
almost in the beginning OF his career.
Among those who participated In the funeral services
were Mayor Wood E. X. Collins, Captain West who, IL
is supposed, will be the commandant Of the Adri.
attic; Captain Hudson, tho probable commandant
Of The Niagara, both VESSELS built by Mr. Steers Com
modore Bigelow, Of the Navy Yard, and all the
heads Of the departments at that place. Nike Walsh,
Daniel E. Sckes, John Cochrane Charles T. Losey Aus
ian Consul General the Presidents and officers Of the
Mechanics Institute and other noted citizens. Among the
societies in attendance the Masonic fraternity who
mustered in large numbers and the Ship Joners Soce.
y The street, far the eye could reach densely
crowded, and in the mblage many with whom
Mr. steers had associated In the dockyard for years.
The cofn' containing the body placed in the hall
way. 1t was OF rosewood, lined with white satin, and
silver mounted 1t bore the following inscription on
q silver plate:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29
GEORGE STEERS:
Died september 25, 1855,
Aged 81 years, / month and 10 DAYS

The corpse dressed in back cloth suit with white
vest and cravat. The face uncovered during the
service and the forehead ich bruised by the fall
which accustomed his death.
The religious services commenced Ut O'clock and
consisted OF the reading OF the service OF the dead
cordng TO the Episcopal ritual Rev. Dr. Clapp Of the
ne,s Fos iS & ~ Inc mart
the close of the service Rev. Mr. Parker that
funeral discourse would be preached by him
Sabbath in st. Georges church. corner Of Beekman and
Cliff streets
For hours before the service commenced continuous
stream OF people passed through the hall see the de-
ceased and q. the conclusion SO general wa, the desire
TO take last look at his features that the coffin
placed on the sidewalk, and the people in attendance al
The funeral cortege then took up the line Of march, In
the following order =
Citizens, three abreast
Ship Jolners, three abreast.
Masonic Fraternity, four and live abreast
Polar Star Lodge No. 245, +. A. NJ.
Puritan Lodge, No. 339, +. A. NJ.
Zerubbabel Chapter, No. lat.
Morton Encampment No. L.
Hearse,
with following named persons assisting pail bearers
Mayor Fernando Wood, F. X. Collins,
Andrew Mills, John Diamond,
Stephen Smith, Wesley Smith,
James N. Smith, Ed Farran
Reverend Clergy, in carriages
Crew OF yacht Julia,
followed by seventy carriages with relations and friends
The line ii march was down Cannon street 10 Grand
down Grand TO Broadway aud from thence TO South
ferry, or the way TO Greenwood.
On arriving at the Cemetery the concluding portion OF
the Episcopal burial service road the grave and
the Masonic rites also performed The whole
was impressive and deserved ovation to q man
whose skill has reflected credit upon our country
The untimey death Of Mr. Steers noticed by several
Of our city cergymen yesterday Rev. DR.. Chaplin al
luded TO q him as q man, who had done more for his
country and than Of ordinary Presidents and
military generals. Geo. Steers said Mr. Chaoin, had
done with wood and iron what Milton and SHAKESPEARE had
performed with nature and humanity He had revealed
their poetry and of his wondrousy modelled ships
was in itself An epic and an enduring monument to his
fame.
Flags were displayed at half mast upon the British
Mail steamship Asia and other shipping ct Jersey City
Friday, in consequence Of the death Of Mr. George
Steers.
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repetition while the Campbell Mnstrsls commence this
evening series Of concerts at Empire Hall
Mise rKRssA EsaoaDE, The popular reader returned
from extended tour, and reading q. the
Tabernacle to morrow evening. Among ether extracts
she viii read the Famine, from Longfelows ottawa
tba," and new poem, '.Ibe Convict Ship" Dodworns
band will assist.
Madame Cora DE WnHoRsr, whose successful debsa
We lately chronicIed, will give her sccond
concert, at Niblo's Saloon, on Thursday evening
next aided by eminent artists. After this concert Mmc
De Wilherst viii make exeaded concert our through
the principal cities Of the Union. Her merit artist,
combined with the peculiar circumstances under which
she becomes candidate for public favor will ensure her
success.
Miss Emma Stanley Ia about to leave town for a tour
through the interior Of this state giving her entertain
ment, "The Seven Ages OF Woman in Albany Syracuse,
Rochester Buffalo, &C., &C. She eminently deserves
support Of the public-the ladies' especially.
Mr.. Edwin Booth arrived yesterday from California.
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MsusR-On Saturday, sept 81, at noon, THOMAS M.Hrs
SER agen T0years
III acqt in'ancea and those Or his son Thomas Maher
arr respectfully invited 10 attend tho fureral from bs
late iesla nee No Ea Barrow street. near Washington
street This morning, Al ten O'Clock
tuurs- On SATURDAY, SEPT III Mrs. SIscHs w. wife Of
ayauttr Cds and daughter 81 tho late Carrot Clark az
vesth hester county, aged 40 years. months and ri
dsse.
ne relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
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Httt-c uis.-M the residence Of the BRIDES father.
on Wcdncs 10y, Sept a. by the Rev. Mr., Diyon yAfr
usr1 HAt Of Brooklyn 10 MARY E. daughter Of stephen
Gifts, Eco ofCorn0ali N v.
vrsr--S prrR- AT Ostcrvile, Mass, on Thursday,
sept % Ii the Rev y B. Ashley, THOMAS H. WssT, Of
New York to JosErHISF, only daughter Of f. Scudder
Fsa.. III N. ormcr place.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATuRDAY, Sept 21-6P P. ".
AsHH.-The sales embraced about 80 bbls. pots ut 81
81, and small lots pots ct 81 76
BREADsrUrs-Flonr-rh The mail by the Canada brought
more favorable private accounts, with considerable
dtrs. which impartei great nrmness activity the
market The sales embraced the large amoant OF IS 600
80 600 bbls including considerable lots for export
closing at about the following quotations
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nan would remain under the Of adssgeenbe breath
when by H7nR the balm OF Thousand towers den
ce would 10. onlv render sweet bueave the teeth while
a aabasierf Mrgy persons do their bre.h bad
ard De SUI ct 80 delicate their friends wul
" Pour single dr9p Of the balm your tooth brush
800 wssh he eea nsnt snd morning hfy cent bottle viii
dgned By FkTklDGE Co, proprle.ora
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Brooklyn City News.

srARBNG AfRAY.-A man. named rernay, got into
quarrel Saturday night with two men, named Patrick
Dougherty ST. and Jr at the Of Water and Adams
Streets Brooklyn about old grievances said the
Doughertys used most provoking language in order TO
get Tiernay assault them. In the sculie which
sued both the Doughertys were stabbedthe father
ctivirg two wounds, In the thigh about two inches
Deep and the other midway between the knte and grain
Neither is dangerous. The son was stabbed in three
places under the LEFT armp the small Of the back
and under the e ear The two first are considered dan
gcrous. Drs. Cochran and Gilnilan called in TO
dress the wounds, and rernay was locked up for
examination.
srIupE-A German, named Michael Arber, residing
at No. 80 Hudson avenue committed suicide yesterday
morning. by hanging himself in his shop. He said he
going to take sleep. When found Or. Cochran was
Immediately sent for, but life extinct. The Coroner
will hold an inquest day, at 10 O'Clock.
Ladies' Shell Dress Combs-A Large Variety
Al A A J. SAUNDERS, 3s7 Broadway.
RhinaIdo M. Waters, Manufacture and
dealer in hats and 49 and 2 Broadway door above
Ford d SCOTS Fall style OF Black Hats, at
20 Broadway, lower corner OF Fulton street
Hats which I'm Gneness, durability. and
taste cannot be surpassed. Price s. so EsrESsCnETD,
us Nassau street
An Endless Variety OF Mems and Boys, Caps.
at FoRp SCOTS go Broadway.
French soft Bats-At Ford ~ scotts, aIo
broadway, lower corner OF Fulton street.
----
Holmes Dollar Photographs md - Cent
miniatures 90 on a. lively az ever, giving satisfaction 70 tho
Furs.-Lndies' ard Gents Furs, or all Kinds
and qualities, al FORD a SCOTS, 80 Broadway.
Riding Coats-A Splendid Assortment Mt
DRuMGoLD a PROCH's, No 10 Fulton street. near Mas
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md artisans Best cosnac oil aavorngs a.
spuors known, recurring addition of spirits eonrinas for
etardy and port vines chemicals used II arts nrevork
glass making ambrotyping eoco,ypng paina cadmium,
oenuh auganese asbestos for "A : by Or 4 VEUCHr.
wANGEE "a Maiden lane.