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poARD or COUNCnMEN.

The regular meeting OF the board was neid on nuns
dsy after noon, Mr.. CORNELL in the chair
Pef,fiorSOf Hose Co No. ~, to have the hre tee
Graph attached TO their house. OF property-owners
on Washington, Murray and Greenwich streets, ask
ing that their permanent AWNINGS may 10 "H0"0N "
remain, Both of which were referred. .
ResoIutioa-By Mr.. Vas TlSE, to authorize tAe
ControcI TO pay Col Raymond sol, 70 deray the ex,
penses OF the Veterans OF 1912 in celebrating the I'D
Of February last. ,,,..;,
Committee on Police, in favor Of paying bill OF DR.:
Nan Lser for medical attendance al tue tLsI- ara
Ststior-Eouse was presented ana rsiered 10 tue NV
mil,ee on Finance Of this Board. Ii appears by the
bill in question that all the patients attended by the
Doctor were injured by the order OF police captain
or sergeant. The following are instances:
safe Street Jy orSeT Of SsTss ant Van
One Wait to woman at Trinity place sts,ion.Hou's WHO
prs...S %s1 nsmSa cSanors Al Thirty place Station
House. Who had his ftp severely bitten BY order Of s'rst
Ore yi., to woman who was found Broadway BY order
10 M sa who Scan By oci
Hutssns b. order OF Capt silvey
DssdP Fns whowas severely beaten BY order Of ssIst
ns.S an; o,n WI" were fshirr ia Wsatns
tor street nut stitches in the mans and two IN the
womaBs head. b. order Of Sergeant Caeuy ..;..'.''''
Dressed swcmsa who b her tu'sAne, 10 Rector
street BY order Of Segesn. Cherry
bsss about the Sssd b. Orer Sergeant peece.....
Attending who over BY 0reer Of Sersi p-oe.'
Attending to Mr. Sullivan, whose neck and heal were
severely cut By order o. Sergeant
Tie whole amount Of the bill was SIN 80. S1bse-
quently the report was called mp, AMI the reading OF
the bl of particulars cresedmu merriment. II was
finally referred 70 the Finance Co nmittee.
Frauds az HeigAisg Co4l.-The report OF the
Special Committee Frauds in weighing coal, vita
The ordinance annexed, which were published 10 The
TRIBUNE last Taesdsy, was al opted.
The Lertsgtoa AreaVe assessment Job.-Ths May
ors veto to the assessment list for regulating, &c
Le4ogton avenue, between Forty-secon1 and klftsth
streets, was called up and after short debate the
4aas -. 60. La
confirmation OF contract to George Z. Harssn.
Adjourned 10 Monday.
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DIR. BR0WNSON's LECrURE.

Dr.. Orestes A. BrOgnson gave on Tuesday evening",
in the Cooper Institute lectare fhe ChurcA and
the Threstened Revelations in Europe" Tue hal
vAs neaIiy half filed. Tne benches were covered
with the programmed of the Protestant religious ger
vice. Of last Sunday evening.
ID. BIownson was greeted with loud applause. de
ssd that eleven wears ago last February he gave a
lsctnie similar subect, endeavoring g show how
me old elements had been deprived OF their due in
Pcssce tast there wore but tao forces N HoPe,
' SSe Alfg and the mob, and that Government was
contrusly euctnstipc between them. TIE hex, ar
a eet Geo brought the news OF the revolution oil
,; aA!y. he traced the progress Of thai Tevoln,
80 me oily couutr es to which It OIL not
az ss,s Spain, Russia and Great Bfta'n;
upon it sih alarm. hst before tho end
'AS IsE raesi9l commenced wbica soon TIT
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COURT or APPEALS.

NOTES or DECISIOss.
T0vu,eLd AZ North Western Insurance Company
The risk incident ID tie making ~ Necessary repsfs
,sunsd by insurer. eslns, sre IN the sbsspee q ses
s,ed by cond,ioa IN the policy rsaderns yod tbs
he shall be occupied 10 5s' 70 render te n.. r"s
wty e. occupying coon i~ary iDsed upon tos rep
he worts In good condition sns.s. ess
son ru st II s. "a eoadi,oa i a., vsh
worked By the wssI.@hssL Toe assured a.sfrp'a sss
rev stone bgkh al or wooden Witch vas sscayr1 aaa
~ suo'br Of similar masrs m much es time He'd.
s, the being done without Delay the
arl 1V.poG Of war AM disabling 81 toe pnnV ia no sv,A
tae PofeJ. ,n. m
Upon default for twenty three days ia paymsn'i Of
dUs upon nOItg,ye % the Conss for 10 ming
T.. tr-d sts'es Depot Fund a. tss ,si ir.srss.
orssso b he isIa soee ne qEssS,a hsst % sassus
fibe sstGte equity 81 red snpss
v'h common law Incidents Where. .tss ds.ali hs Cons
ned hss tIiTes during which Pse,sion re~ f'ed 70 the
Ef % S.st - Re as b. n ,Ss. W.. :. ssl .,s
VOID .4 b. Cono.r 10 the ste rno.s p~sea,se tooS
.s% 2. -. y sS E.si s.d SIRED s
Tea, the nrt yAsss eouA not nsuf An action "
The cS.e Of o.mstssd sgt. Elder q 6eh., fiD, ova
Tltd
The Sheriff may ls~funy req ARE q bond Of In
esubity exsesrCs s,,aesnsr upon goods the
posss-son TIE ssb. Bat OF ths psson eis lns
L.s own sseA kOna ~. vb "A The prohibition Of celst
500 % rroydsa BY a- a. soss he ..s4,. vale.
vel. &. s.5s: g: SCI ::.! = - !:
~ eisiaS.t Sf tie ,osds 49, M TS.t Is sast'e1
he ~he -Slt apo. bond s.d rot merely
G 49, ,I cs.o s1S q. eosa.
ai''f 'i2-'' 10 las ia.sH8ij ilI esedi'0r
CSiTK1 STATS COMMISSIONERS. OFFiCE-AAkShs~
-Bstose Mr. Go. " bkrrs
TaK s,oLEs yKwELET cAsE ~ sEw rhsss.
Issss<1ay. C.@aa..sioasx Btx tsassi wassaks scs
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TIE GoULpY TRAGEDY-RrooyEEf OF MOST on
TIE WorNDEp.-We learn that Mr.. Francis Gou.cy,
who with neslly all the members OF his household
was assaulted by his sen Ffapcs, in October last,
while in fIerzy has 20 far recovered from his mju'
ries as to be able to attend service on Sunday Ii' a.
the Thirty fourth street church, OF which he IS mem
Der. tie he'd, however, to be supported by friend.
He VIII never recover his normal ygcr. large
piece Of his skull Was renewed by the surgeon. HIS
face is urder partial paralysis from the results oil tho
wounds. month sioos, Mrs Goady, who was en-
ceints at the time of TIE tragedy gavs BIRTH to 8
daughter and hiss already recovered from her conhns'
ment AL the ohor msmbers OF the family, except the
servant WHO died at the City Hospital, have quite re-
covered.
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SUPREME CoURT-CrEcuIr-M, March Before Judss
kGEAHAh.

MERcANTlLE SUIT.
TEE Ront Of Wilmington ast Hobef, q Barnes.
This action 10 recover q JDO being tss
Of discounted BY the P,nG. Coz ths a Of ssso
Rndderow Of this city upon suesed ,se
Tie Jury. aer long n,u,,Ioo failed 10 agree and
Is CH,sHEEs-Bsfcre Judge IscR.u,x
PRACTICF-ptSCOyERY.
Lyrch ast Henderson
Tie plaintiff moves for an order compelling the de-
Ldsn 70 deliver hin copy q printed boob In hs poses
the snr order 10 coabs him TO prepare bis comPsn. Ia
thi. acton.
psils njas aston for libel dsss. 70 "a.
IentA copy libel clearly Of the oPinion taaI lhn
Tie tdayiis do show VIVA, 10 stated 10 tho book q
which the Psrtf seek, d.coyey and therei0rs thu C'ot
cannot eecids whether IL is material or not.
Because the satsnt. do not specify particular Ia
aou e.ed TIA. the Court could oder ssOrn COPY 10
8 ecsu.- he pauta /. not entitled 10 the whole book, ss&
dolly the p,Itiouar ,role which bis stoa founded
Before Judge CLEsKE-DscIsloS.
John NJ. Martin agt. COrne fus Ksnouse 81 ai-Ho-
tion nd the judgment roll deuied without caste.
Benjamin 4. Baboock ct al, sgt. Wm. q. Maitland.
-Mct'n FOR Commissicner denied, without costa
In re. the application Of Mary Jane Whitloek.-Ro-
SPECIAL TEEN-BsEoro Judge CLrRKE
RELIGIOUS CORPORATIos ~ COURT.
Jonas Sparks ast the Central Park Baptist Chafch
Counsel moved for an iDjnaction uader geo. I'D OF
tss cIdS e ',. s tue :, os1G s S% Sg s G.
ground that L client would be dssnded Of the ansss<
9bsfrb read .svi. eSp.nins The nature Of tbs sale s
allowing tie plaintiff had valid Indebtedness ssn'hsm
sci contsnd.d that the Code did lncpds
In i. operation eg go.son. that sSeh could 10. ,.
intent for -se could ;. elma.S 2, tsraSa,y
jqSss cIss ,a,sd vel l ., Toe e'as..
thai there rsndulsnt Intent the part "a the
from M e,rs sae hey wefs msIas ~ .%Ss psevi..s
70 protect me p.sin;in sd'h
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-.t,aes "a ssss
An OLD CLAIM RElpED-ihrfBEriNG CASE.
tt, ed state. sat Thomas C. Fields fuec Aduiasr..o
ard Administrator q Geo A GaIdnsr

An OLD CLAIM RENnED-tNrfREuNG CASE.
TIL United sat Thomas Fields faec Aduia'raos
ard Administrator Il Geo A. Gardrsr
This was a motion 20 revive a SUIT abzted ~ tns
death patty IRE bill Of rcyys filed on the tc neo
cay 10 February lat. and states In substance that the sa sAf
cor neuced JUy 1882 sssinst George bnirer OF 80
NewNOrk Life Insurance snd Tcust COupa9y chasisG thst
Urdu.r bad otsned nesy $500 GEO from the United States
under the folio sing cIcumstsnoes ,,-.-.
toe M 0sfdntr claimed that severa
valuable mI.s la BE kioo which he the owner hai ocoe
taken awe, him By the NJ, xIcsn 0oseDmsn b. res,on
the war and ne Gained the asnfemny, vhi,a -"
allowed TO him oy the CoG misoaes of ndemRiy sobse
queny eiscoyered that tie claim frxsdusnt sa1
arrested ia Warrington aud proceedings c,yi sad
criminal iusu ed ssapsl him la the civil sut the rfnss
Company which OsIdn.f bad $1,000 alleged 70 be Poe
on o the fands placed his credit made psy sed
enoiled o sACs dsPo.aon Of the iaaes tss
sui, This cAu1e fenced Ia jay lb5A Oaenef ~eS
.ubs.qu.nty convicted Cf che ers charge and oonmod
scde plsor. ffoai that time the civil suit has bees sl,w
sunhsr the zion remsuiug Lately, Mt tteias.
Public AombsstoI Of the City OF Newfots spPea ior is<
tiers aomiU alOc the estate Ut Oardu which wese
sued him M Fecs theieufon gave notice OF motion 70
dissolve the ip lnction which motion stands adoiata to
AplI eN The eescnt motion 10 - revive the Old .it by
Nj feGs party defendant la tbs place oil odnef In
order hat the might be proceeded with
jecons made 'e rryv. OF the sur that the %
coameneed assnst GsTdnsr ss hs nsve.
personally served I'M and consequently tbs COut hA
no udiciou tha claim could not be- pressed sgsEst
ye II dceaed defendant when the eia vas
pAtufo Points submitted AID decision reserved
Chsrss H. Hnnt, go Assistant District Attorney. Tor me
tioB ChArSs L. rsppan opposed.
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CIT Y ITEMS.

ORAroRIoS. An entertainment, consisting OF music
end select readings is to be given at Shiloh Preeoy'
terisn Church, Prince street reSt Monday evening
the object of which is to aic Dr. Martin X. Dslany,
coorsd gentleman Of known talent, in his efforts TO
eugrats to Africa, with view to bis settlement IN
that county, where he intends to devote hin sell 10 he
work Of civilization aud the general promotion of hi'
rhCe.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Tho Rev. DR.. Bs,huns sailed on Saturday for Ma
pies, accompanied by Lie wife, and expects TO bs sb-
seIt for period Of FIX months. Previous to embark.
ing he rendered his rcgpa ion pastor Of tho church
on the Nights, Brooklyn and the same was accepted
by the cOnsis.oIy Of the church.
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TAKisG BiIIIRs USLAwTULLr.-A peidler, living
Ia Cheny street, of Irish extraction, named VIM Cal
n.n, was observed "Wednesday, by officer Keefe Of
the Detective Police to shoulder boH in front Of the
shop No Il Warren street without bang spoken to
by any person, AID proceed in c somewhat strange
manner into Broadway thence along the Park IN
Chambers street. Tue detective having followed,
arrested him, when the box ws found to bslorg to
james +. Strat;on, and contain quinne, worth 30
Calusn was then taken bsio,e the City Hsl Police
Court, aud committed, in default Of 81 600 bal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

a Coon MoyENrST.-The Brooklyn Young Msr's
Christian Association are sb.u moving iu.o new
rooms in tie Brooklyn IL,ttute in Washington street
where they expect to have arealrgrOon TIA. will I've
unsurpassed in Brooklyn. At the lsat meeting Of the
Association, Mr.. Abbott moved the adoption Of se-
Iies OF resolutions admitting lidies Is associate men,
Lcrs the Association ard Inviting TEEN TO attend i'S
socia well It's public meetings, snd to avail them
selves Of s library and resaingroom. TIE resolutions
were referred 20 Committee Of three to report a. the
nett meeting. The general feeling Of tie meeting
seemed to favor tie movement as one tha would not
Only extend to ladies' the advantages Of good resDg
rocm, Which they DO rot now have in Brooklyn, bu.
would also enase tie usiulnesJ Of the Asoc stoa a.
promoter of Christian socilty. The following ar
tie resoluiors, tie fire! Of which was passed uaAn
mcusly:
Rso,S TIE, tie l-ee, Of Brooklyn are Cordially invited
s.tsrd toe &c al et.rg q lis Assocston
Rosorfd Ttaf is Room Coulut~r Objected y cNeno
tie pis. Of frsdiog aud library 9 the -is Of
BrDosyu, 81 SL,A they cordially inSisd 70 A'sA hel
.slyos
RsJ Tat vhssess lie operation Of asie. W. 1d great
IL uCe uLtfunssS il4t r-io1 10 promoting Sa
ttu sociiy -ty fecIest thsu . tAe ou privileges
eeOF.TA.e with o., Il work 81 ss'o@a'e Har4Seis
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CoLoSlzArloN.-The Hon. j. II. %. La.robe, Presl-
dent OF the American Colonizstion society, repeated
an Grafton on Coloniz son las. evening In tue Academy
Of Music, which was thrown open 10 tue public Al
ole tins as many as $50 pereons were present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

ASuLoR KuLiyG HMsErF.-Ou We3resday night
DANISH sailor, nauei Wan. Hs1il.on, Was taken to
the Nss.York Hospital suffering fom the effects Of
quantity Of arsenic. Hamilton vas in what Il called
love- bglhis affection Rot being recprocs.ed he ale
Up his mind to COMM, suicide. Recently ne took three
ource, Of lauiatum, ard every dsy during toe past
week he hes sssloEed hslf tes'po'nfal Of arsenic
lie was found On WsdIt .dsy IN deblaei C, milton
and removed to tie Hospital Tie doctors say tbsth his
chance. Of recovery doubtful hs Lmbs are now
almost pSsyzei.
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IAdvertbementI
BRADY'S GALLERIES

PHOTOsRAFH5,
AaERoTYPEs AND DAGUESsE0ryfEh
Nos g SO and 6e Broadway NeWY YORK. aaa No s.. Pom
IIlyAuLa.Ay., WAsAlai ton, d. G.
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SUSPECTED or ARSOS.-Oa the night ct February
Is fire occurred in the clothing store Of Abcsn NJ
Brown. e. No. 40 Division street. Fga-Ma-saal
Dsker investigated the origin of the nre aud las
dtyeloted soms cutic1s fsct which throw suspicion
upon Mr.. A. NJ BroEn, the proprietor OF the store
ard man nance Tobias Brown, said % be M u'el'
Two w,ne see swear hat the evening OF toe oIe
they saw these come from the store, esch having
large bundle apparently containing cloths OF ready
made clothing; that the proprietor q TIE store l)osea
~. door ard each conveyed his bundle to the Ies'
d,rct OF Tobiss Brown No. ~ Chrysie strcet. Ihu
occurred before O'Clock, and the ~ took place be-
tween 10 ard Ill O'Clock. II was siso shosn thst 10
December lest, when Brown apple for Insurance
upon ts stock, ne placed s quantity o. bUfos'i
clothing and other goods in bis store to make sho"
wnep Tie Surveyor @. the lusurarcs Company exam
iptd IL and alter tie Surveyor rett away the spoie
were returned. Brown wsatei 500 insurance, BAT
the Surveyor thought sos sufficient the stock, sni
$50 o. tie fxtures for which amount the s. Nc1oa'
iusurAuo. Compscy issued policy on ths 80 DE,
ceuber ISIS At the time OF tae fire II is alleged
,here could not h1ys been 500 worth OF STOCK
on tie plenisas On these facts sid circuu'=t.nc -
Ju-ce C9uroy issued var az, FIR the arrest OF ina
two Droyrs AID on Wednesday n'gtt the FIRE VI -
sh.l assisted b, Officer HC0d u t4e Iea,h Pfe'iLei
,cok tie Into Isiody. Justice Connolly de.Ainsi no
sccps.d ior eXaadEslioa-
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Advertisement

Gas, Gas, GAS fmTUREs.- We expect to sur
pna or previous ,orts 10 m.nnfs rTps aud besn3
1000, ,ne spirg trade Prices SUIT AL Call our great
n-,ot No sit B.o.dwsy WAkNEs PEcE Co,
S1e-essor. Z Archer, Warner 1 CO.
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IAdyef.!semeut

Strangers in the City can obtain correct P1IRl-
MOL octc A, ExAMIN ATOMS with charts aud u writer tescrP
tons Of haacteI including def, sfcuavstion And onoiJs
OF pur..s daily At FOWLER WELLS, No. JB SsoadwAy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

A WoNAN OUrRtGED N THE STRELT.-A want
gill, named Mary Moosrsy was admitted to the City
Hospital on Wednesday night, suffering from tevere
contusions on her hesd, face ard body. Sue stated
that she was domestic in the employ of Mrs. DAVIS
No 81 West Thirty second street and vas going home
at o'clock, having just got out of tie stsge, at tae
corner of Sixth avenue and Twenty ninth street, when
she was set upon by three yourg men who were stsna
irc Oh tue corner. They demanded her money. She
told them that she hsd 70 give vixen they knocked
her down and attempted TO violate her person. SEE
resisted ard they kicked her in TIE face aud about the
body. Finding herself in 20 sorry a plight, ste was
ashamed TO 90 to her employers house, 50 she went
down to No. 70 Mulberry street, shere fae1e A'edi
but there she fourd herself go ucwsR thai her ifeai
had Fer taken to the Hospits'.
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SUPERINTENDENT III O'Clock on Wetnsaisy morn
ing, an eEcer of the Tsenty. Ward Police
found the body Of man in pool Of water in FIly-
eighth street tue slth scd Seyenth avenues
The body was taken TO TIE Ststioo-HoGse. wrere Il
was Recognized as that cf Bernard McGoverr, az u
teuptrste man. wto he'd legged there tie reviou'
uishi. Decsifcd sss vel TO 10. The uisr e'tAe
lis des,h lie gave tbe S.rsssnt in ohsrss s8' - to
take care ior h ard re wss 10 te tss.: o' l.sr'g
bs oosey VITO to cspsAa or ha ca sSs st,a 10 wsa
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THE Lose rsLaSD FLRRY CoNPASY.-Tbi- Com
parry orgatzsd yesterday, By tee appointment OF Nh
Gent smith as President. and John L.nsky, esq a.
secretary. They have puIchsset tie building nov
occupied b. Waterman * Co, aid tie decks 81 the
foot Of South Eshth street. for the SUN OF eni
yettsrdsy commenced clearing sway, preparatory 70
erecting dock, ard bulldogs for th,r ferries. The
work of dnvng spilss for the slip viii he commenned
by Saturday, and puhed forward as fast as tie
material can BE- furnished. The contractors are re-
CURED to deliver the s9s by the 18th Of April sud ~
he LEI Of Nav he house ard apPurtenaacss ave e.
roCted 90 be ready for cop atcn Conrec.s VII be
entered into for four ues bosts 80 et 10 ength sim
isr 70 those on The South Tenth street erry ou. With
larger and more convenient c4bins, AID built 60 &c 10
attain the highest possible speed.
TIE Iew company have e-deayorcd, by every pos
sibe Eithu reason 10 preserve tee roa.e non
the foot Of South Seventh street, bat, borg uIsnc-
oes.ful in that have taken the property a. near ths
zip as possible for the sccOnmofsilon "t trsyel
B0ats VII he from their slip on the let OF hsyi
arrangements having been made 10 caaite. ooGts 20
10 fors'iiy until tIs new boats competed
FrEIors DEryiSG.-Ri bard Brochiding was ar
hssii Ole sErc Asg S7ysf u o 7'~o
.sLus. lie sts s-.d % icr ioIious driving
ACcfoEsT A boy in the employ o. y y. Stininso,
ro-tr q t.' cs.h Fir. sgfts s-E-uiJ i1ar,' On
Ntgrscsy. = b.ias cs1gt Il ioe ls--l'TI "a AZ
e, ts' . w est.ca 29-e.tn 81 - ii'->S g
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nese7 to TIRE -.'uc # - so VII Csp'. Cs6lter f1r
thrfe weeks, I'll be bnd become sober. Coroosr
OKetfe held alinquest. Verdict Suic:e bS d., rang
While lsborips under teengn tremsrs. Misled By az
erotecus tsleersptic rpsIt forEsded by the Poh>e,
We ye+'.rday stated tts, tits drowned in the
Central Park eka.sg p0u3. We sTs happy % state
that scodeb C that and has happened 8. the
rating pond.
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M. asfiNwiits CALLER % OLD MAsrARS--
NJ. Nm H. Asp.s saIi OF tas oi.y. uh0ss raIs h's
ter many ysE. sea syaosysS9s S,ih TIA co1Ais;cias
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uAdsertisenent

TIE METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnvented by
Gro. s,USrFRs A d iss-Tbis the genuine article ha
never cu egad for procucs tue keenes. possible edge -
Eor CGn obtained % the Subscribers AMI sole uin4otlr
as. j. y. SAt sDSKs, Ne A,.or house.
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fAdsertis-~slt !
TAdyert.semeutl

PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, No. 30 Broadway. -
Por,ra City We've ,kea 70 order AID for sale
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GTGNTI'S NEW PhDTOGRhPiHC AND FINE
AKr GAtLYRy No 7G7 Broadway block below the New
Yort Hotel PhosoSsph. Dsg1sreotyPe', Miniatures IN o
aud IyOTytypes
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A. w. FADER's Lead Pencils, sod st retail 81
al ...tlonerl At vholes.le only BY
EsEIIAap TlHsa, soIs agent, No. IL WlhAmsi.
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REAL E5rArE.--Ths following gales we're made
yesterday a. tbs Merchants Exchange By Me''r''
A. J. Blocker, 500 81 Co.:
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Tar RoDY or Az INFASr FOUSD.--A box CO tain
In, the kody OF frs intact found Thustsy ming
H. l.torss while work Jorsss wood near "a
e. IL lad eyideuty plsoed ,hsIs durng the night
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FrEIors DRWiyG.-R hard BrOchidiDg was ar
rrf-rs ss;-f6sy CIys N-en % tae Nta Pfrssoe ~
hssitg old p usErd Hag Sf7Sss, "a 'aiSa
.sIus. Es Ma s-ed % fcr luIio1s driving
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RgCOyERT or Losr BAGGAGg.-A truuk coutainln g
j'Wer, ctber properly, $500 bo sue % NJ Albert
f. H,1crsrd Il No B .ou.h street Witch uS lost or st1en
hsrt. while s 70 the st Nicholas Hotel 90
Tue Lig. tracet ytsPrJiy 70 the plsssson oil
O. j NJ. SIS Bro5dVay sa ed on ooase o
tlsl Af GEN stated b. found t3s trunk 10 the stree
stirred 70 (, ose.r
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USiTZn STATS COMMISSIONERS oFFiCZ-kAscasa
-B.ts,e Mr 60. r. BErTs.
TaE szoLEs JKwELET cAsk ~ 81" snss.
iosss<Iay. CsQiaissoass b1S eassd sssss<s "s
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AceuurED.-A private dispatch to gentleman in
this city, states thst Committee Of the WI'corsn
Legislature unanimously aequt Ex-Governor Bssh-
oid Of corruption in the land granted to the La Crosse
Road.