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ENQUIRE PoR TICKETs VIA WHEELING!

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ONE DAILY TRAIN.
nN and after this date and until further notice,
~ ONE Passenger Train will run each way
daily tsundsys excepted,) ~ follows
Leaving Keokuk Ut e:l0 An.
Leaving Bentonsport at ESQ Pm.
Connecting at the latter place, as heretofore,
points in Middle, Western and Southern Iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas, 10.
THROUGH TICKETS to st. Louis, Louisville,
Cincinnati, and the East, may be had ct the Once
In Benton sport.
- Fare ss low as the lowest, to all Southern
and Eastern Cities.
I-Passengers by this route make sure connec-
tions with the B. NJ X. X. II. at Fairfield, reach
ing Ottumwa the same evening. N
s. DWIGHT BATON,
Superintendent.
- Ticket 0E1ce 1T Railroad Depot
G4- Office in Kilbousne' Block.
Keokuk, Sept IS, '6s-dSw
NoRTA ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
lVRegasay Through Line TO Sam Y,ancisce, via the
PANAMA RAILROAD,
And connecting emily with the steamers Golden
Gate, Golden Age. John L. Stephens and
Pacific Mail Steamship Co. at Panama,
Osrscf to Aspinudu.
The splendid Steamships
BALTIC, ADKlAfIC AND ATLANTIC,
Having been entirely reftted and adapted to the
Californis trade, will hereafter run as above,
leaving New York on the 5th and Goth OF
each month, from the foot of caual
kV street and North River,
wa Passengers and Mails will be forwarded by
Panama Railroad. and connect ~ Panama with the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's nagnihcent
Sites mships, which will be in readiness, and leave
IRHsDTArELY for San Francisco. They will he am
uxrksd free of expense frum hxifroau, Try Comps
ny's Steamboat TOB0Ga.
An sxpsrisnced Surgeon is attached to each xhip
6seeraee Passengers found in cooked prpvisions.
bedding, and xttendancc. tits believed that the
accommodations Afforded by the above ships are uH-
surpassed by any in the world. The public are In
formed that the p. NJ Is. &. Co. aiways have ONE
Oh MORE EXTRA STEAMERS, lyiug at PAnamA,
ready for sea, to Avoid any possible detention Of
Passengers Or Mails, and embark their passen-
gers by stsambpat.
Tor passage apply ss the only once OF the Com
pany, on the Wharf foot Of Canal Street, North
River, to WIN. III. WICKHAM
6eptlo03W MM sAsA 49,
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keOkuk Nursery.

= e.a ss.sss = sAa -, .oss
nursery In the West. Varieties 10 suit the oil ate
and soil Dwarf Pear and Peach Trees, OrnAmen-
tai Trees and Shrubs; Houghton's Seeding Goose
berry; red and white csrans, Rsspberries, Straw
planting, from September to June.
Orders may Be left at No. Estes House, Msin
street, Ksokuk. WN. BARNES.
Sept 3-d6w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20

A mARCYsS, ON Seccnd-Street,
n is the only place that you can get good Gair
twist Rifes, and Colts Revolvers at SIS piece.
mchg0dIy
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GERMAN SOAP.
EnB0XES forj Y By
OU jszd KELLOGG i BIRaE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

The horses horse medicines materials for shoeng,
and all horse equipments whatever intended for the
light artillery remaining in the possession OF the
Quartermaster's Department Of the Army, have been
transferred by order of the Secretary of War TO the
Ordnance Department, which will for the future, sup
ply all these requisites to that branch of the service
Forge and material for bedding will still BE- supplied
by the Quartermaster Department.
The order constituting as double ration posts Fort
Quman and Camp Hudson in the Department OF
Texas Fort Bellpgham in Oregon, Forts Crook, Ter
Waw and New San Diego IN California, has been car
red into effect.
The formal reunion with the Department Of the
West of the posts belonging TO the Department of the
Platte the separate command of which was abolished
some months since has Just been effected; but the
change has been accompanied by some trivial incon-
yeniences, which for while must necessarily be pro-
ductive of dissatisfaction.
The supposed SLAYER Orion brings intelligence
tina, the officers and crews of the African squadron
were well The flagship Cumberland, having re-
cciyed her homeward-bound orders before the Orion
left. may soon 10 expected home. The Nincennes
was also ordered TO return 10 the United States, but
il was supposed that the Marion would remain on the
station mt, the arrival out Of Of the vessels COM
posing the new squadron. The Navy Department Is
probably by this time in possession Of some additional
facts in relation to the activity of the African slave
trade, which rumor says have been furnished by
Capt. Brent Of the Marion.
The sloop-ofwar Decatur has finished what vii
very Fkely prove TO be her last cruise. She went IN
commission in lSJ7, and was sent With the irgate
Independence to the Pacific Squadron, where she
has been ever since. Her officers and crew were de-
ached at San Francisco ami tra seedto the receiv'
ipg-.hip Warren, which viii sail for Panaua, to
remain there a. coal hulk, the Decaturs snip
company coming home in the fir, steamer leaving
Panama after their arrival The Decatur i ~ years
old. carres 10 officers, $50 sailors aud 80 marines
About So 600 will foot the bills OF her cruise.
The following vessels will take out letters, papers
and parcels to the diferen; squairons:
The Hartford is 70 sail in about eight days for the
East Indies IS she goes via the Pacific, eommuniea-
tions Tor both squairons II addressed, " Care OF
Con mandant, Navy Yard, Charlestown, Boston,
Mass. F." will be grstui,ously forwarded. The san
Jacpto is 70 sal from Brooklyn about the Both June,
or sooner for the Coast Of Africa the frigate Sabine
is to sail also from Brooklutn few days for the Gulf
Of Mexico and the steamer Lancaster is 10 sail from
Philadelphia in a few days for the Pacific
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF COCNCUMEN.

There was a slim attendance az the meeting OF the
Board on Friiby afternoon.
RerOffG PrI-ss-Nr BuIrEEL submitted resou-
ton TO appropriate $3.50 10 procure prizes for rowing
match on the Fourth Of July by the Empire Regatta
Cub. Laid over.
Groorirg tie Russ Parement.-Mr LAIyBEEE pre-
nted resolution to have the pavement 10 Broadway
groCved FROM Fulton Ia Duane street. Laid over.
The Nor RcSeTrOir.-In view Of the question 10 tie
minds Of msnv. to the propne'y OF finishing the
new Reservoir. a. originally Intended, the surrounding
prot cou not being Of character corresponding with
the imp0r'hB Of the work.
Mr. LAIxBEFR offered resolution that a Com
mi,ee Of three be appoiuted 20 confer wh the Croton
Board in regard to the construction and finish OF hs
Reservoir and report their conclusions at the hrst
meeting in july Adopted Me-s-.. Lainbeer, FTear
and Platt were appointed the Committee
The Contract to Walker aud Fsrehid for construct
ing the gate houses for the Reservoir was made
the special order for the next meeting
Mr.. LAIYBEER spoke 70 some length IN favor oil
awarding the contract TO BALDWIN and Jacox, the low
est bidders.
Pablo Drinking Hydrants.-The report Of the
Special Committee this subject came up IN the reg
ular cOurse Of business.
M. RgoDys moved that the hydrants be purchased
Of the Brooklyn Hydrsnt Company instead OF directing
tie CrOon Agueduct Board TO use their discretion IN
the matter.
Mr.. OrT,RsoS was in favor of leaving it 70 the
Croton Board that they might exercise their Judgment
in obtaining the best hydrauts for the purpose. lie
desired 10 give them wide margin, but he would
rather vote for the amendment than have the report
fail.
Mr.. BULTEEL was opposed TO free hydrants. They
were only nuisAnces around which children of all the
recag and bob-tsil gathered. lie in favor of CIV
ing every a chance to get water, but he believed
this would be failure.
Mr.. OITARsoS spoke in favor Of the report. There
was not city in the whole Of Europe neglected as
New-York, A. regarded the health and comfort OF the
people.
Dir. LAINBEER supported the report, and expressed
the desire that il should be adopted.
The amendment was Lost and the report was aid
over there not being sufficient number Of members
present to adopt il &C nstu ionally.
adiourued Il, Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

The Commissioners Of Health met yesterday at the
Mayors office oil the members were present except
Mr.. Cornell. Mr.. u. f.. Delayan, the new City In
spector, was also present.
A complaint was received from Mr.. John Wheeler,
requesting the attention of the Board to the condition
of the vacant lots situated the notherly side of
Thirteenth Street between Broadway and Fourth Ave
nue. Referred to the City Inspector to report.
Mr. DELAvss, the City Inspector, reported that the
nuisance at No. 40 Bowery had been removed at an
expense of $50 which charged TO the proprietor ct
the premises. He also reported that fifteen tiers OF
cattle hoofs intended cargo for the ship Plymouth
Rock, for London, but which had been declined on
account Of their putid condition, were now lying at
Pier No. ~ East River. The otor emitted was very
offensive and unhealthy. Ga motion, they were d.
rected to be removed TO the Corporation yard in Jane
street es the owner should take charge of the same
by o'clock.
The MAYOR called the attention Of the Board to the
loose manner in which burial permits had been granted
heretofore by the City Inspectors Department. The
subject was referred to Dire. Miller and Rockwell, to
report in relation thereto.
Adjourned TO Monday.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Cosnao. sketch ofs Physical Dee pr o. ths Ua'e'e b.
Aryardrr Nuu luboG. Transsel t.un HI Gert2n. ~
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BIo.oers
Conpgndsrn q Aerirn Ler,,urs B! Chsrls' D. cisv-
lsus Nex EDITION la1o rp. ~ r. {. o. Bidd!s.
tn. Household Physician. By Ia Warren, ". D. SFc Pp
~ Hissiug-. Bradley Daytlr-
Tie Virgin, springs By J }. Moo-mar NJ D Emo. n.
TIE ~. ~ $ Frs1 +. Xsyr From ;ss Italian q D. BsT-i
s-s p Nlss: l1n,o ~. 81 JOIN Mlrphy = Q.
five Essays Bv John KssrsisT Mi.rhel NJ ID. kf-d ~
s Wei Michel, NJ D. l2Hso. ~. III ). b. LipFia'0''
The wh.e Mountain Guide BooA seecrd EtEor. iro Fp
The Fxpl.ss.ory Crsou Boot VIII latoition BY IL
r. Edward v Kirk y. u. isuo. pP- no H,1-y n =
Teddy White or, TIE Llie orsrEs s,ers l1oc. PIP ~
TIE Sane.
P.sasin: Suppress. Beck III Yors lauO- p Is Inc
Same. -
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Ligpinco-. C. - .
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Merriam
the Life % vbur. Mni.sr O, ;he Ccsp-
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X. Nhi,Lry Sold by T. $. Franc. 4 Go.
John Hsax, GeutsuAn. By Sis- Nlloch VIII
By Au-us;us Hoppiu. l2sno. PIP. as Harp Brg.hsrs
TIE Mars The Rose- By j. G. EdsAr lsna Pp ~ he
Sane -. d,
Nv Method Of LsaYrHg The French L.nzusE- By Ased
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SUPREME cOURr-GsNsRAL TEkS-Jv>K Il.
oPfsfD>

Pope and Others AZ Dnsbor- and otArgl
PRATT, J.-The defendants IN this case declined 70
sryesr upor ihe r. have sppsed 20 the Cese rern
from the ud g.nt wiiho, eNc-r,ir sna the ustes
Is n~e he par; Il the H.otrs todisn the appel
SRI q opinion tha, the appeal should he dismissed.
II IA cuer the 81 the te!rrtanls ,hn an oheetcn 10
he scirucy II tire complain, b. aiken ot the hr,t n,s
uPl sPps II thai b. TIE APPEAL BE- rsrd bat
ihs complaint t iadsiuen a, should All med
constitute Il sticp he ohct.on nr-i nscsssay b
made by demurrer b.; he QUESTION in op ioa secah In
esf,r. the party c6jec,ius should b. allowed % .ppsL
ttGrr ihr Code the appeal the Ceuers Term ~
Circuit and Special Term By section Us Of the Ccte 30
Weed In ;-s ~ ;he Court without Jun, s the
p,s ofan sprra either parry may eNcsPS O. decision
matter "a law upon the riL within ten ays after no
ip wr.t tie rtsue Ii then In the .s- section prc-
yGcc au s,ons Il fact Of ~ upon the evidence
d.d 10 be reviewed By either parry that may b msdeg
wtc;hr q i, Of hs shall only h. reviewed Ia the
prescribed BY ha; section. Now Il clearly comp-,ect FIR
ihe defendants - take upon the trial objection 10 the sa
crcy The complaint and eNcrrin the ruling thu
judi adverse But slow them
ton ofh character BE- usae Cor the hr, time upon appel
would he babe think 20 great abuse ami the
iest interior Of IN. Code Ii the defendants By auy Aocdet
ms rune have bcru pievend from appearing the rial.
tley should to have their default opsUd or Thsp. they
that the record does not show valid recovery. But they sAsa
think BE- required brius the question
Cout Special Term IL order 70 ene them APPEAL The
General Tenn from the judgment
Aud this has heu sbsts daily psssed BY the Court ~ APP
ptss IN Hunt sgt Bomcr Kerr Ss and Johnson axt Whit
loo L. do $40 Those 81 motions dlsu.s
from jud General r,nn, the sound ss~p
had be- taken the aud had been made
settled aud The motou were santcd BY the Cout Now ia
has been taken. ard such appeal. take
lection to the ccncy Of the complaint clearly imere~
- 49, 49, sfi-ss ,us N'ei. su0u.e aAv -
smned the record aud there found defect In the plead
ns have ali rnd the Judgment thereior may
de, med esiue the this Court, cited upon as.
nent on behalf Of the appellants.
Appt al dismissed with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18

the rs.prudeu. M, Tur denied TIE Pcyese n
ins Ger ek,ldr-. who y, IT Ell trrssd indy ~ ks
TIE chs vo<y in cAsrx, Il kb~c-feg Beits II Wce
Corn, ~hsr- he pruysriy cared r ana tot r-s-t ~
Liberty. rrr The 1853 1851 May Trust ko~~ thai -
rsSeu had fuer AFT, living sno hs, stated that see -
nos hi. wife
Ia coIcu,o the rrpouerr. stair. NJ during the tine hey
lived tosiher Mary fust has hsn o fsahodrf tafeast
and cscn. sud hss sary sf.ratcd b her %
es,c dus hcau.e Of fnduess display snf tbs
,osty q oAer sl~sys s;iux hi. reap leaving
BIZ tusu~.s src hume "a Der IN n her rou<nrss
sdyeutures and bcaus- tots comply viii
arc whimsical wi.h~. IN this respect the sah
petitioner would time. sr,t, siansesnel, slon~
acc inparei With other sectirg the fsmil,"A
The Judge asr hearing the rrtor crirs,l
a trtrrrrce 20 inquire into the facts. Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18

ATRAGEpY IN THE PINE WooDs.-A correspondent
of The Camden Ala Republic relates the following
melancholy and shocking story;
Il learned from q source perfectly reliable ION SAL
urday last while visit TO the southwest o the
County of Wilcox, that Mr.. Davis, very poor man
who resided with his wife and four children IN a
sparsely settled pney.wood neighoorhood IN TINS
county WAS confined 10 his bed by disease threaten
ing his life when his two eldest children sons VINO
assisted him in the cultivation Of his farm after com
peiing their tasks on Monday last went IN search OF
angeles commonly called earlro0t. Procuring a
large quantity, they supposed Of the root sought,
they freely Of IT, and took with them some for the
children who remained a. home. They also psrtook
Of il. The roots proved to be the deadly henlock
In few hours the two first naned children were
taken with commissions and died. The remaining two
who had Tot eaten much If the poison We're also
seized with commissions, and became blind and deaf
To add 10 the horror of the scene, the mother was
taken in labor and gave birth TO fifth child. In this
situation the family remained until the following
WeJuesday no one of the family being able to leave
the house and no nei-hbor calling. On "Wednesday
nassirr peehbor called. and found the dead children
,n in their clothes in which they died, and in state
al ,ecomp,s.on. Their condition was soon made
known 70 all in res ch The dead were buried, and the
living have been since properly cared Tor. Inc two
children who ate the aemlock brought home are still
expected 10 die.
THE GREAT NORTHWESTERN MAIt.-IAe Dt'rTt
I've lesrp AT the Pos;-Ofiee Department, has en-
tered into an arrangement with the Detroit and NIL
waukee Railway Company, by when the gTes' mai
for the States of Wisconsin and Mnnesota v" nereai-
ter pass direct from this city Milwaukee instead of
via Chicago. as heretofore. ms VIII eNpeU-le the
mails for those Sstes during the season oil navigation
from Twelve 10 "A hours. Thus, day by Gay are we
brought into intimate connection WIN h-"aa-
kee and the creaf advantages anticipated irVtn Inc
completion OF the Detroit and Milwaukee Railway are
in course of realization
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18
fAdver-iseme1t
CONSUMPTION \


CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, &c, CuRED.-Dr.
II siEs discovered III Eat Ins certain c1r- fr
Cous 1npnu ASTHMA Bronchitis Coughs Gods aud -n-a4
Del .y II. rvauey discovered o. alI when b. oy
chrd IA xatsr Eiyen Up oi-. Ills ehlf clFec
sud no= Ahss Ala vel DESTROYS Of O-lrhrs bis fellow nor
81. s-rd % who Ssh i h- recipe, ir- % re-
eep Il IL usr.s with stamp for -sgrn p-aee Accfess
ps. Q. p. Bkows No. - Grand Il, jersey City y j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18

TyRRiyIc UAL-SroRA.-This vicinity was visited
with one of the most destructive hsistons last even
inc tia, mas ever been known here even by the oldest
inhabitant Our town this morning presented very
much the same appearance of bomoarded city, naTa-
" building escaping without more or lees injury.
The Methodist Church completely rddled, about
100 lights being broken out, aud many buildings nai
from 10 70 60 broken. The storm lasted bui a lew
and gardens aud wheat must have suffered severely.
We have heard of several who were unfortunate
enough to be out and they give the best OF eVi-
dence that the hsistones were both large ana heaVy
pr. r. l. Dunn informs us that he measured several
that were three inches in diameter many were iound
that weighed four ounces In some cases the stones
broke through roofs, ana branches were broken trom
the trees. Macomb (lll.l Enterprise, s.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18
FIRES.

FIRE IN TwESTY-THrRD STREET.
Yesterday morning, at O'Clock, fire broke out IN
an out-buildng connected with Christie & COnsiau =
paper maunactory in Twentythird street, near Tenth
avenue but being discovered at an early moment 1t
was extingushed before much damage occurred. The
building in which the hre originated was occupied as
. hole house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18
CITY II lens.

Rain fel yesterday IN Gee continuous Hood from
morning until some indefinite period in the night not
drizzly shower, bu, perfect torrent, thoroughly
drenehrg the additionally thirsty earth, and cleans
ing the dirty city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18
IAdverti..m-ntl
b.. To BE OR NOT To Be, in character and OecI-

% BIZ ok NOI lo BIZ III ottH-
rs,iou ,hs, for which Nature d-sgned M,
srKsroN SOME. and should b. with ALL correct
PR, uolo<rsl Examination o. Fo~Lrz WELLS W ~
Bsawsy Ni reveal The eT tlts de-s, I'D ~ ne
pursuit for when ous 10 Fitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18

KG. C-The tx. q. c." patriots had been heard
Of out West before the exposure made OF the oder 10y
THE n. V TRIBUNE. The principal object oi the
Order Is TO give few smart loaers an opportunity OF
making fat living out of the credulty Of an eNcita-
BILE class Of our population. All the elaborate machin-
cry Of this organization hath this extent more.
lCincnnsii Comm rcial
CROSSING THE FALLS on A RoPE-The rope upon
which Mons. Bopdin proposes To the chasm be-
low the Falls from shore to shore, has arrived az the
Fals and the feat will be attempted next Thursday,
the 23i instant He is preparing the fas,enngs.
The crossing will be effected from Whites Pleasure
Grounds, about mid way between the Falls and Sus-
pension BRIDGES good locality for every body TO get
q good view, But. Com, ADV,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18

AID FOR ITALT The City Of Washington, which
leaves for Liverpool to-day, takes on, the r'; install
mert Of the American offerings TO the Italian cause,
being remittance Of FIVE thousand dosr to be for-
warded 70 Count Cavour. The Italians Of New-Or-
leans have already sent three thousand i've nun
fred dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18

Few need 20 fail OF success or 70 be unhappy II
they would s.r the TALENTS pOp-r ocEPsoo and n-if de-
Il chzrs-r by PHaEsOLoslSAL L4.HlsA'
TIoS a. EcwL.z L WILLIS. No 80 Broadway
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IAdvertlsem-ntI
BRADY's GALLERIES.


AHss0-YPss AID DAsCEEREorYPss.
Nee ss and o45 Broadway, He~-YOsh All No. ia !san
Q, iysIlssv.. WAshng-on. d. {.
Piises II al assumptions copied IN every ,tye Ct he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JuSE i1.-Before Judge
IsSERSOLI.

HOOP SHIRTS N COURT.
Osborn & Vincent AIT Rugg. Berran & Co.
This suit brought on tie ground of an infringe.
en Of patents ladies' extension skeleton skirts alleged
10 have BY Robert Mann but the patents Of
which owned by the PLAINTIFF The defendants deny the
validity patent hearing the Testimony, which
illustrated by skeleton skirts Of various sizes aud pat
terms, the Jury found for the plaintiffs.
Go. Clifford C. ~ kellar aud h. w stoughton Tor painhs
Edward Hoffman for defendants
Written r. Kidd ast. Jasper Spence 9. al.
This was an action for an alleged infringement by
the defendants Of plaintiffs patent for making ladies' bonnet
frames Of cape lace, dated April - lBS
Plaintiff coneudsd that the patent embraced the Manufacture
Of crowns well Of entire bonnet frames aud consequently
that manufacture Of the Of the defendants bonnet frames
infringement Of the plaintiffs patent aso that crown
substantial bonnet frame, and that mp VISA not
The defendants claimed that the patent Tor mode OF
manufacturing entire bonnetfsmes the manner described In
psteut and nothing less than this and
aueuty That the mode If manufacturing bonnetsme BY the
defendants nfngeen Of the plaintiffs patent that
the patent embraced the manufacture Of anything less than
home, frame If cape lace II baced tbs msn1aetur"
substantial part 81 ameas for example tip Of
cape then void in view Of the prior state Of the
The Jury found a verdict for the defendants.
Wm c. Moves. Chas ~ Keller aud John d. Ssysnson for
plaintiff f. W Soughton, W. X. Bromley aud C. " Boice
for def udau,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18

METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP.-Thls inlm
itz6. attic. nav BY the sO nAnl.cteEs j. s.
SAUNDERS No AoT H0ss, AID q. ,as yas0 sssais a's
81; ne sry.
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COURT OF OYER ANp TgRMINER-Jrss l7.-sesor


STAY OF PROCEEDINGS ~ THE GLASS CASE.
The People agt. Jainss Glass.
This morning, on the application Of the prisoners
counsel Judge Gould granted stay Of proceedings the uds
neut this case aud allowed the defendant sixty days
I'D a for review
Lotus Qninan tho States eyiience released from
custody BY the District Attorney giving bail In The sum Of
900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18

CoyYissIosERs OF PoLIcr.-This Board met yes
teriay afternoon at Police Headquarters, President
Stillusr in the chair, and al members present.
secret session Of two hour and half was held, but
our reporter was informed ytbe Clerk that "nchng
was done The Board adjourned until next Friday.
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