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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

AUsTEN-In this city, lay night March Mary wis
of David Austin, In the 10th year Of ner
BURHANS-On Tuesday afternoon, March Sarah Ehsabeth,
wife Of Samuel Burhsns % aged % years months and ID
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited
20 her funers without further invitsior on Friday
March at D. m ae l6e residence, Ell Spring street.
BELLOWsAt Red Bank N. j., Saturday evening. March
Maria Bauyelt wife the late Orlando Bellows In the osh
year of her age.
CxBIN-n this city, on Monday March Louis A Cabin.
BIS and friends honorary and active members Of
Department in general also Meridian Lodge No. IL l. O. Of
day the ins o'clock from No. loi Greene street.
cLAN0YnIn this sy on SUNDAY s:sh Ss5 .hsss and
paper hanger, in the SD year Of his age
CONKLIN-In Hudson City N j., Monday, March David
ssd Sunday Ms1cS Vincent d. Pail Hos
ps OcOusumpoD, James Crumsisy in the fsh year Of bis
Grace Potter wife Of James L. DerendorE
SON ReDGd .S Sa AnSs
FRASER Al biz residence Fulton avenue Brooklyn Mon
day morning March Major Donald Fraser, late Of the u B.
Army in the 69th year Of his age. -
Bis Arms snd SSS ssnd
this afternoon O'CLOCK The Veteran Corps Of 1873 are pA
HALI-At jsInscs Long Island Monday March s. Mary
The enSa o sas s% are invited to %
Wednesday the til Inst at O'Clock p M nom TIE fe'r
HITCHiNGs-6n Tuesday morning March 8, OF spopeSS
Charles Sidney Hutching ssed Sc years. invited ia
attend his funeral from his late residence No lss Prince street.
on Thursday, 9Th inst, az IL O'Clock ~'' ""A'-'
New SS.sics papers Dsfsss o ssgy March s. c..A.a
wife of George Hodssdon, and daughter VI WIG
H sSfi March be, I s:s ,s sS
%SRhs Spd day. srsp 1a, C. w. on Wednedy Fec 49, the
@ HssSHs Il Ss siays ss s
Capt w a. ion Hin OF consumption on Monday March
Ie beloved vile Of EDWARD Kelly In the ssth Of
asWSRsEsNcE-At Astoria Long Island Monday March s.
rSs Ps. nse s1d the family invited snd bis
funeral bis late residence on Wednesday the 7sh inst.
Az ss n
friends Of The family are invited e .'erd Tie funeral nom
wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
PALMER-on Monday evening March Mary, daughter Of
The relstivss and friends Of the family respectfully iny.sd.c
attend the funeral from the residence Of her pseas No. %
H. ssss No. |sos sse
Monday March OclOci q conss'tiO9 e the brain
sOUTAwORTH-On Tuesday, March John Y. sosshwortb,
esqy aged "a years months and Y days ~. .,,.r.
, TAssy II: q 81 e.
souhworh .sq land John Mc0I.w are respectfully a-
tsd attend The remains VII Ss taken 70 sssso On The
arrival 81 train from Hudon River Railroad psPs''
sKiIIik1ia ibis city, on Monday March sa.sh ans.
wife Of Simeon D; sAnhni and daughter o. shs NV
The relative. and friends o. the family ere respectfully isy.ss
ci.sy from All saints Church corner Henry and S''~n''S
sf4SFoRDos Monday F;S "a &c s.s sssaFfs .s.
jane Stamford wido~ Of The Col TssA' s''''''1
VAN M. ' S.: S ss I'm M sS;
w lar ShH s Ny q hss sa;. sa Nag
Ward, sxsdi yssrs and 10 sAys
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPzcIAL TKRn.-MARoH A-Befor'
Justice HoFYnAs.


NOVEL LAW POINT.
Wickelhausen at. Wilett-
This case which IL now pending IN thus Court raises
curious and novel point of Parliamentary law. When the
House OF undertook the famous corruption In
ye % 1887 the Committee appointed for sne purpose
him confined the jail liberties the cycouny under an exc
Gg0n .u the ,1 R9 Of ten S'
and Speakers warrant to Issue for bis arrest he
the inowisdss or consent Of the then sheriff. James G. we
who forthwith sued BY the present action or an
and ss him nom ali liability aud the Judicial
y Of House exercised by resolution or order lis brought
The question has long been the subject controversy En-
sn both House Of Commons and the Lords and
here sS by the esene o. the State and Federal
The argued on ssi@dsy * MT f. L. GodAn i' the
Before Justice HoPFNAS
TIE POLICE RIOT OF 1897.
Lenuel g. Slater agt. Fernando Wood.
The plaintiff recovered Judgment for $3.50 from the
defendant for assault and battery committed rpon him BY ne
orders the defendant during the excited contest e
recently made by the defendant to compel tue Psin
by Justice OssOn who ted the lie also moved for
new trial. .,, Ill In,
Dudley Field for plaintiff ErJudse Dean for defendant
SUPERIOR CoURT-srEcAL TERx-hAHcH
NOTICE. -
In consequence Of the scksess OF Judge monnl
the Special Term Is adjourned sntil Tuesday 'hs in n
h'ei'cA LIZ Before Justice ROBERTSON.
n.o.,. "a Roosrs &c. sgt Charles X. Degan...
Motion granted allowance Of hVe per 0'0' '"
claimed.
co,,pr M COMMON PLEAs-sPKcI.L TsRx'-aAA'H
~''"- e-Before Judge HILTON
g.. 1;,ile6sld.-Judgment for plaintiff
or s SvSs a. act. McNeil.-Case settled
Fortch agt. Wilson.-Cass se''i0''
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COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIoNs-Masoas-BsfOrsJ Justices

John Feels, larceny, Penenliary two monthsi VIM.
Hogan larceny Penitensy month; James Resrdon lar
eeny Penentay nsntb Anna Judge larceny Peniten-
ey months; Samos Lee larceny, Penitent.ry feaf
months Marcus Lyons, lIceny Penentiay two months VIM.
McClansn larceny Pententiny months; D. j. Msckie,
larceny, Penieny four mouths Charles heynods larceny
tsntisIJ months Andrew shartuI larceny Penentsy
four nonths Michael Water larceny, Penentay month;
Anthony Wels assault battery, Penenay three months;
Patrick Sullivan assault Dnd bstery, fenentaIy two months;
Johnson assault battery, Penentsy monhs VIM Nc
Laugn battery fined 0i Owen oavey larceny
CITY Prison 30 days
Several prisoners tried and scquit.ed others were re-
while stn had sentence supenseds
on condition Of good behavior in future.
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Newllork DAILY Gribm,rs
LAW INTELLIGENCE
supaFME CoURT-CHAnBKas-MARcH 6.-Before Justice
SUTHERLAND.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAnBKRs.-MARcH 6.-Before Justice
SUTHERLAND.
THE OLD POLICE CASES.
O'Oorman and 40 others agt. the Board Of Police
Judge Dean moved to place these cases on the calen
i in order that they may be speedily tried These are he
ait. Of the old policemen seek restored to The Police
force made order that they be set down for thai
o Tuesday next.
In re. The Petition of Charles w. Foster. Order
granted. ;po
Geo, Christerman ct al agt. Sylvester Van Faiken-
bursb et sl-Hotion granted, and order settled.
Before Justice LEONARD.
VIM McMopnies agt. John Macksy ct al.-dotlon
to yacse order denied The defendant must submit to an e1
animation. -. -, MI.
denied -, ~, -, "
Haven Railroad Co-Moon granted $40 costs to plaintiff
Before Justice ALLEN
The People ex rel Friedrich Low, ct al agt isaac d.
plaintiff to amend the case Oh payment OF
The Russell and Erwin Manufacturing Co. agt.
Samuel Armstrong ct -Execution as against aeiendAns
Armstrtng set aide without cost to either party.
Andrew G. Ginman a It, John ID. Platt-Mohon TO
oDtnue injunction denied, and injunction vacased costs
hide eve
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MARCH e.-Bsfors
Judge SNALLEY.
vv;ta Sfotaa district Court of

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MARoH e-Bsfors
Judge SNALLEY.
Judge Belts of the United States District Court OF
this District judge snsey, United States District Judge
of Vermont the the bench the opening Of the
Court this morning Il,
Judge introduced Judge smsy 70 the bar IepsIkng
be did 90 that Of 1889 provided that IN
those districts where public business required IT, authority
was given The Circuit Judge of that portion Of the United
assign District Judge Of other district 20 the
d.trict reauirns assistance BY virtue OF that act Judge
Nelson had Judge Smsey to sit In this district and
10 hold either Cca Courts with all Of the
resident Judge He would now take the bench
OF the cnt Court rendered vacant by the death OF Judge
pgerso and probably continue his services here until
Judge Nelson tskes h place. II any accident should compel
business of the might 20 until the main portion OF
nSe Of eout1 business the Circuit which would be taken
in preference 10 commonlsw business Judge Smaey
4 when the General Court would be taken up.
The then called by Judge Smae and there be-
ina ready the Court was I'll TUESDAY no
ing at II O'Clock.
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MARRIED.

CALHOUN-BLINN-By the Rev. Geo. C. Lucas, Jerrold v
Calhoun of NewYork 20 Lucy A. Blnn Of Wetherfed Conn.,
ELLIssMIIH7Att the First Baptist Church. Flushing L.ng
John P. Ellis of NewYort and Miss Mary Augusta Smith Of
the former place
JORDAN UMMINGs-0n Tuesday March 8 az tie resi-
d.nee of the BRIDES mother BY Rev T. H. Chaplin Mr..
Andrew W. Jordan TO M Grs.ia " Cummings, both Of this
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earaed under the pera rsosd Gs1chse soch sns esss
upo e.bs Corporation Of Albany hsv
control ofse and In IN. being given ~ veIas
waving ny charge oi the privilege cins across '.e ns
persons or ejRh BE transported upon 100 f
road, In service os proprietor the night Of ersss
restricted 10 that ofght and upon the rosa acc ~
corpoiatiou Of ferry upon which IL regularly and cony
transports persons gs1tousy 10 its seyce
sn inyssiop 9th fight ofths proprietor Of ferry rancne
for which responsible Ia damages equally whore snca on'
authorized ferage panied the collection Of toh
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COURT CALENDAR-Tns DAY.

SUPREME CONFERENCE.-The Mos 3y9, lob,
las l4 $685. ST. ST. So $751; $685. $751; $780, 593 49, 599 63 eos
60I 6l5 PGt. INos s2 4t, 4lA 49, 30 oo6 4lS, s2
as2, 4s4 522, 424, 27s 500, 3s3, 554, SO.
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM.-Nos. 50, -, IS,
S. S. 81 SO, So g. Ca 6s &C. g. &C. 90 70, Il 70
SUPERIOR COURT Part l. Mos. 639, 64O sos, 493,
64e G5 6S 659 COL e65 669 ST. 6S 675 e7 tsl. Part H..
Nos 49, 245 100, 452 5l2 5l6 58, 1876, lS7, 81, lss
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. H45,
lT46 1877 1913 17a9 1850 1885, 1857 1885, 16I 6z l76s
1904 l7S Part -Nos 2s9 45 1885, tos 40 1909 ass 1895
4l8, 1915 80, 424, 1921, 1868, 1864.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New

- Yoh.-JAC0B ELLISON trustee Of ELIZABErd
rhANkLN and her de-eendsn: plaintiff sgain't .nad
KINNEY dsendartSummons for TelofiConi not seIseaJ
To the defendlntYou hereby summoned and 70
answer the complaint in ibis action which was Med IN ne
Of The Cerk Of the City and County Of New foh, ne
City ofNewYor The day cfte date hereof and 70 a
copy Of your the sid complaint the
hi. once At No ass Broadway In abe City Of Newfo
within twenty days aer the service q this ,nmnon % The
exclusive OF the day such service and is 70 ~
said complaint within time Aforesaid the pAin'n a. cam
on win apply the Court for the relief demanded IN VIC
plant. Dated February %, 1861. =. -, .....u.v
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SUPREME COURT-sPzcIAL TERx-MARcH 5.-Befors
Justice INGRAHAx.

PAEIEs COMMON CARRIERei
Johnson Zsbslie sgt The American Telegraph Company
The plaintiffs in thus action seek TO hold the defend
ant, liable common carriers for the neglect and rsfal to
the plaintiffs containing the foreign news
received At Halifax The plaintiffs the parties who held the
over Nova Scotia lines and regularly forwarded the
esmer news arrival Halifax 20 Sackye and there
rendered the to American Telegraph Company
ALLEGED that defendants refused to receive or TRANSMIT
them and the Associated Press the
preference sometimes OBTAINING the PLAINTIFF message. 70
thirty hours that they have the ught TO
fuse messages aud give priority to others The plaintiff
demur to this answer the demurrer will bring tho cues
ton Of the liability Of telegraph companies common carriers
The case Ia on the present Special Term calendar.
WIN. d. Booth for plaintiff; Goodman Je'sup for dc
PENDANTS
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Mf0iral.
II u M P Fl r E Y 3 ,

/" BPECIFIC HUMtEOFAIHIC nEMEDIho >.
Stand eonesedy the head Of remedial for the OF
the people They alike removed from the poisonous dan
erous and repuve doses Of quscksy Old School practice
he Inconvenience of WsleCure, the intricate and perpex
Ing obseuries Of the usual books and medicines
Of simple specifics Tor the various diseases TO which
relatedpu In the form Of simple paesand
prepared Of ingredients neither dangerous dguns they
ready aid Of nurse and the comfort Of the
complaining and invalid
They positive advantages: They harmless
90 injury arise from their They smpe-you always
know what take and how 10 take t. They convenient
you can give the proper Susar Pills moments warning With
ont or DELAY They ecienn Thousands OF cases
arrested once and the system freed without possrs
ton delay.
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COURT or APPEALS.
.orys OF DECISIONS AT DEcksbER TERN.
noIE. -, Tn. Western Railroad Corporation

.,orxs oy DECISIONS AT DECEMBER TERN.
~. :, Al sst The Western Railroad Cooperation.
=, AIKEN h Donoan Charter and the at OF the Legis-
onosf ss is2S sec i the City Of Albany has complete
control Of al ferries within It's miis Tho &C. Of
sno that the Oonsn Chatter shall be construed
IN tbe City Albany the sole and exclusive right Of
hhipx eensps snd regulating ferries though nusatory
the charter operative grant any
powsr which might remain In the LessauIs the ere.
snionsd H. 40 that the act OF 1926 not
merely power but Of proprietary right peT sheldon
~ he grant BY the Legislature ,ch Ill Of lea 20 the West
,s rosd the aide Of the Hudson with depot the west
bank though may ~ implication give the rsht 20 establish
ferry not constitute such ny part railroad that
persons merely crossing The vs be regarded passengers
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LIST OF
aJhPHREYgs SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.

LIST OF
aIrNpHREYgs SPECIFIC HOMEOPAT REMEDIEs.
Price Of Single Boxes-oents
No. L-For Fever corserson and nnsmnia.iOn-Heas,
Fer Worm Fever Worn Cole, vor.cou. Ape
Fdl 6o Ms' TseSin1 Crying and waisfalns..
Slow d oaOwsS, md kesSsns:. q Iaf.9t.::i:;:: Is
G-For Dianhea OF Children OF Adults Cholera Infsn-
Fdl 'T py sse s9 or slso3Ry Fai Coils, GpIs
rd B cSo. Gss EsIss.y
For to a:inIe cd s,' aosns bronci iniu
snsa, and Sore Throat. Y:;.: NJ
-FIG sss s ae;s:sh. N:."a. PAIN. s.1.
s-FoT hssdsohe., SICK Hsaasohs. Vertigo Rush Of
-yd s 6S.ps 70 sas Wsa Add or
Constipation, Liver Complaint. :......;s.;.:.;... IS
nFor Suppressed MeEses, or scsnsy, or Painful or
Is-ro1 Leaccrrhes or Whites, Bearing Down Pro
mYd1 Coup aoS.s croapy Cough Di:ait op.
Ard1 ssis Rhsa@, ta.ty Eraponi, Erype
scald Head Bsrbers ich.. ..........:.,........ 70
The Chest Back, Side or Limbs. Is
Is-For Fever and Asue, Intermittent Fever Dumb -,
uro1 s. o'f fns. o. Eassa Blind Bleeding
yo H opR.%y %saI or ni;msd Eyes Eysd
fslhns or Veal siah., |"
r' Coz Ss "a &. Assi si Sa.sn: Dy
so-For Wh0opns Cough shortening and palatns it, 9.
n-yof As!Sms oe SSp1s.ssS. Dica. Is5ored Bis:h-
n-FOI Eau Discharges, Noise in ne Head, Impaired :.
yo1 h ssloa Enis1scd Gland. and Ica: Swell:
AroI Gsnef D. Debility, Physical or NcrvoG; Veal.
EG p9sp:y Fluid Tand s.cns
with Scanty secretions. "
H-Yor ses-Sickness, Prosration Vertigo, Nansea, -
Vomiting. e.. ~
ST-For Urinary Diseases, Gravel Renal Calcuh Dim -
cult Painful Urination. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u
f8-For Seminal Emissions involuntary Discharges,
and Consequent Prostraon and Debility. loo
PRICE.
ne entire set Of Twenty Eight large v In morocco and
Book OF Directions. 81 !"
case Of Twenty large vas, In morocco, and BOOK OF d.
rectfons.
ease Twenty large walls plain and Book Of DIeo
tons " "
case Of any boxes mos 10 49, and Book Of Dkec
Dnfe with Directions above IS cents 30 cents or 81
Persons who wish place themselves under the professional
care CT 70 seek advice Of Prof HUMPHREYS do so at his
Office No. So Broadway, daily, from m to p M, or by
"'' OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL OR EXPRESS.
send these remedies by the single box or full case 70
any Of the country By mail or express free Of charge on
B-The boxes Nos TO IS sman size, Nos. IS 70 %
size, and In making 81 case this must be re-
embsred The walls uniform In size and price, and IN
sending for vial attention Ia necessary on this point
the list make Of what kinds you choose
our address No. SCI Broadway, NewYork and the medicine
~l be duly returned BY mail or express. 49, -
NO FAMILY TRAVELLER should be without these inval
liable curys Thousands them with the most tuphsns
mecca DR. r. HUMPHREYS Co.,
No. 562 Broadway, New-York-
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VERY INTERESTING to HOUSEKEEPEEhfSSs
v JAMES INGRAM'S PATENT WAIEh-p P IN
COOKING RANGE proved by hundred now 10 ose
b. simple remedy against p1,s o
she me should The water be stopped Aso prevents an
are aud leakage Ground The range for proof Of which call and
ea.sine send for circular with certhc tns n1 ~
which sufficient recommendation. ]. INGkAM = SUM-
Manufacturer, No. ss4 4th-sv Nsw-I ork
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CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New

CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
OYork-GEORGE P. NELSON against AARON BEN
NETT-summons for a money demand on contrsct 10
hereby and required tho complaint In this
action which copy herewith served upon you and to
serve COPY of your the said complaint the sub
,cbe a. his Office number 20 Wsstreet in the City Of New
York within twenty days aer the service hereof
past within the orssid the plaintiff in this action vii
aie udsmept against for the OF two hundred end
twenty byr dollars with interest from the eighth day OF April,
one thousand hundred and ynine on the sum Of So
and with interest from the seventh day Of January Sy on
the further sum twenty dollars besde the costs of this
action Dated Nov 10, 1888 -.
THOS NELSON, Plaintiffs Attorney, 10 W.ll-street
The complaint entitled action hed In tue
Office Cerh Of the City and County OF NeTfork the
Civ Hall in the City NewYork the 9th day Of January,
lat0-Dated March g. 1860. THUS NELSON,
uh7iav6WW. FINS ANY,
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T1OR gAVANNAU and FLORIDA.-The Amer
II Team Atlantic screw Steamship Company new az s'o
steamship MONTGo MERy Gsgtsin ~M MN A. oss
m Passage 10 Savannah, with unsurpassed WIZ, rs
al5 Through tickets TO New Orleans wy 20 ss 81 chs,
tanOcgs s2s Montgomery cas-, Albany ssSi .s srn
Columbus n Macon a20i Augusta eiI 90 Ass 70 pm
Final IN FlodS lowest rstes Freight 10 esns per loot
Insurance. one half per No r.i taken unesI
TO II. CHOMM ELe ~, A. sATIIaDlY
The steamship II. H. oUYLER s"oeeea' 'Ai0"'~'
Asrch
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COURT. County of Pntnam.-

CUPREME COURT. County OF PntHam.-
- CHARLES A. O. DEPEW, Plaintiff, against CHLOE
COLE Zuie doves II. Hopkins Cole, Isabella Cole Edwin
Cole and Gyms Chse, Defendants Summons for relief
Com not served. To the defendant, EDWIN COLE;
You are hereby summoned and required TO the
complaint In this SETON which 6e3 In the odce OF the
CLERK Of the County of Putnam at Carmel IN said County on
the ary to OF
said the subscriber his Office In the WI
lge Of k the County Of Wcstchsster within twenty
after the service Of this exclusive Of the
day of such service and you fail to the said com
plant within the Aforesaid, the plaintiff In this scon
viii apply to Cont for the relief demanded In the complaint
''' CHAtEcEY NJ. DEPEw, Plaintiff Attorney,
flb law6w w Peekskn N I.
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60I BROADWAY,

hNI ohVnOUhA, -
OOl Between Amity and fourth-sts-
WILKES 4 MOYNAN
ARE NOW OPENING SPRING GOODS.
eases BAREGE ANGLAlS, " worth a. -. =.
cas-, yard vide FRENCH PRINT, ai6, worth 49, ION
Cbiniz eolora .- .
eases yard wide BLEACHED sHIRTINs MUsLINs ut
case. PklMrED BRILLIANrs y. worth 49,
10 cases TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS.
5csses sHiRfING and sHEETIN3 LINENS. ,n, =,
full assortment Of MOURNING DRESS oooDS' Iu'
500 do. LADIES' WHITE COTTON HOSE, Ie and 81
ANOTHER INVOICE ofthO.e fine quality FRENCH KID
100 dos' HEMmEDpsITCH HANDERCHIEFs, 1871 Per
dsssD worth 90.
A QUARTER OF A MILLION DOLLARS,
N worth OF Spring and Summer MOURNING DRESS
GOODS cheapest and most desirable ever I'm
pored are now submitted for inspection N B.-A large nne
81 BLACK and SECONl MOURNING SILks also, one case
of GRAY and CHECK SILKS and SILK PUPLINS, very
handsome ladies not In mourning Prices Just night Ladies'
cal and examine. W. JAOhoSN.,
No. o5i Broadway, between Spring and PIinee-sts.
A CARD.-W. KSON Importer OF
IN MOURNING GOODS, No. 55l Broadway, has con-
sny hand every article desirable for family mourning
Prices very reasonable
N B-Ladies' own materials made to order
A PRIZE for the LADIES.-Madame DEMO-
n RESTS PRIZE MEDAL HOOP SKIRTS viii not slip
spng OF order and cheaper than the
Nos. Broadway s22 Canns, ll9 sh-sv, 2A Grandst
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Sonst- furnishing GOODS.

REFRIGERATING APPARATUS.
TEE ONLY True MoDE COOLING LIQUIDS
The attention Of the public 10 this new device, which
h proved itself superior every other cooling apparatus ever
For the use Hotels RessuraDts and Club Houses
A. 10 ale and water is invaluable the Appars
tus 4 nov on exhibition and sale at . -, 49, ~
TgE INVENTORY EXCHANGE" NO % fah-noT l.,
hsy te e are invited examine IT, and q. Thomas kngs
saloon No. l57 West llst-st
full descriptive Circular sent. . t1rATu T. Ca
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Roohng.

NEyER-FAILING ELASTIC CEMENT
IN A POSITIVE REMEDY FOR LEAKY ROOFS Applied
TO order by JNO. g. HENRY Co., No. 80 Canalst
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nHE OVAL PIANO. ORTE.-

with the overstruDg bess.l -.
Te nost graceful In FORM aud the oestoned hoIohA rno
In the world
The DRIGOs PIANO COMPANY, By greatly extending then
% ties OF manufacture and improvement 10 their m@oniney
are PREPARED receive advance orders ior taese s
ant Instruments The demsnd has heretofore oeen Jar 90
yond oar sby 10 supply and for most Of tine time darn the
IA wear nave instrument OF this peculiar style 70
exhibit THIS the Original shape Of the briggs raent or
yon Piano and IL closely zPproIimaes, not only IN the Pin
eipI4s Of IT, construction bat Its shape u the the
nost perfect the responsive instrument N the
world" 1be vibratory shell free rom al sio OF TIC
fpe aud perfectly the VioIaoy
jes suaiping the tones with wonderful purity, and making
A. more responsive and perfect Wgeroom No.
"a BroadRey, bstWeen spring and Pf-nce-sts "a.
s. Ii. DRIGGS Inventor and Pstentee
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