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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

not suiect to tie changes which beset the nventiod
~ men We become satisfied that be wbose works
were the delight of Our fathers, aid eti ours will
bo read with the came pleasure by those who come
after
If it were becoming, at this time and ia this assem-
bly, to address cur departed friend If In his mme-
diste pIeson,e, / would cay " Farewell, thoa who
hes tered into The rest prepared from the foundation
Of Che world for aod gentle spirits like thine
Farewell, happy in thy life, bappy in thy oeath hap
pier in reward TO which that de ah was tue assured
passage fortunate 10 attracting the admiration of the
world to thy beautiful writings; still more fortunate
in having written nothing which old not tend TO pro-
mote the reign Of msgnanmons forbearaDce aud gen.
erous synpsthes amoDg thy fellow-rnen. The bright
ness of that enduring fame which thou hast won on
earth is but shadowy symbol Of that glory to which
thou hat been admitted in the world beyond the
grave. Thy eusnd upon earth was eIrand Of peace
and goodwill to men, ard thou art now iu region
where hatred and stIife never enter and where the
harmonious activity of those who inhabt it acknowl-
edges impulse less noble or lees pure than that of
love-
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DOMESTIC AND INTELLIGENCE OFFICES

DOMESTIC AND INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.
To the Editor Of T7sN. " Tyibune
SIR VIII you allow lady Subscriber TO call your at
tenon to growing evils In this city aud elsewhere which has be-
Dtolerable to generally 1mesn wild
regard the imposon pacticed by intelligence oekecpess
ard servants who hire themselves from hose place. Msny
latter wholly incompetent for the duties they UNDER
and profess understand and many of them prove
bearing nsoent that impossible TO retain them bcs
demanding exorbsnt wages Por instance, obeveea
advertisement paper and seek for the advertiser On
arriving at the place designated fnd Office chance
hire the gil in pursuit Of ituon, so cents 81 Is demanded
aud bs perhaps equally mech from the
girl Now this ask, but swindbgl At another ocs
am per cent is required from every g Cor
whom situation obtsrd making it object for the Office
keeper use the el demand high aud to remain with
Der employ short tine possible In other woIds
courapg please herself instead Of her employer thus co
pepg the latter dismiss her within week only try anctx
and again with similar reius being benefited b.
operation the These cts Mr Editor srA
the evil growing II Is masking the place. which Of al
othe lin the world should be Of and and In with
smiling should dwe- making home say ps
of disorder and confusion and uniting the wife and moths
harrasg and vezalions for the many other duties
husband children and fend that expected from her Pos
when hanassed and out with these petty trials they
called how she at lay them al aside and appear
che had been RULED by them Some Of ongmnd
Young American" sisters may be able to do this bat
have cast sensitive mold and lay thesc
matters deeply heart much So that they effect oer
hesh and upon febe frames Knowing Mr. Ed'sA
to be the friend Of the oppressed ask yoa, some OF yo
many and able correspondents cannot take mp this msef go
devise way remedy the growing evil and am sure Ne
thanks and blessings osny who ase and sympsthizs with tbs
writer, will be your reward
York Anil g. 1860.
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MARRIED..

DAWSON GREGG-On Sunday April l. by the Rev Charles
J. Jones Mr. j. O. C. Dawson to Miss Minnie L. eregs al oil
Brooklyn, ~ Y.
HoPPOCK-SMITH-O Tuesday Aphl3. by the Rev Thomas
g. Vermilye the Reformed Dutch Church. IN flh eyepuS
George H. Hoppock to adea o., second daughter oil Eo"1n
Smith, esq, all OF this city -,
Monday Aprs p by the Hev w:
p CoIbit Mr.. T. A. Hudnut Ito Miss H. " Hermann potn Of
this city .
HFIMF-wATsON-O Sunday April l. al tho residence
the Rev J. T. Mitchell Mr. George r. Heluo TO mSs nun"
Watson, daughter Of Wm. u. Watson, esq.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

NEwARKIR FIGHTs q DUET "A Orleans
correspondent OF The NcuGrk advertiser, under the
date of March 25 saye:
An affair of honor came off in this city a few days
since between native Of your city Mr.. 5. w. Plume
and Mr. Isaac Stone which took place back of the
Metairie Race track. From what | could learn, Mr.
stone had grossly nsulted aod imposed upon Mr.
Plume while on the leland of Cuba; on the parties
meeting in this city challenge passed, and double
bard shot guDs were chosen LOADED with balls, at
forty pace. On the rst shot neither was inl1ced,
though ball passed through Mr.. Stones hat In the
second fire Mr.. Store shot dead, the ball having
entered bis left eide, in the region OF the heart pass
log through and ccming cat below tie pit. ! bad
a conversation with some Of the friends OF Mr.. T., who
asseTt that Mr. s. got what he Justly deserved"
PRoBABIE UoNIcDE.-On Monday evening, John
Ma.rson Irshnan, and hermann Nolker Germsn
osehe in soSn IN ss lever part Of south Market tss
They finally went together into street. near the Gas
WoiLs whee they INC qSse end nSss dsgns
and probably fatal wound in the sbeomen from whist the bow
epoutss Nolsr wa, subsequently arrested and commit
SUPPOSED IsFASTIcIDE.--A woman named Julia
Smith arrested in Newark Monday suspicion hay
TbuIsds last in the rear Of No lS7 Newark street Aer being
closely questioned she acknowledged that she the m'her Of
the CHILD, az charged s paternity respectable yOun;
clerk residing in Market street. Fourth WarL
ESCAPE OF A COUSTERFEITER -George w. Wilson,
sns't counteer succeeded in esecting his escape from
leys Wilson feet 10 inches in hight and % Of
he j. very dark coms zoned muscular b9 full faced with
~, :, E. srd h.r AID bad swssss.ss Walk
LAhinING CONCEALED .WEAPoNs. -JOhu . Fafnol
the who aid to have induced the employed :.
himself was taken before Recorder Bedford yoSterday morning
charge Of carry alosded revolver Ito alleged thai be
tindisIsn st1Ies 1he accused was Ieprmsnded aud
r,nc not to the weapon hereafter wa. di.chs-se.
nlDsON COUnTY CoURT OF CoNNON PLEAs.-m
this Court yesterday Judge Fink presidop death Judso
Edmund Charles OF Hoboken announced Alter Apr pe
remarks by the Court and members of the bar the Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

The office Of City Superintendent Of Common Schools
is 10 be filled this evening by the Board of Education
for the ensuing two years. The present Superotend
ent, Mr.. Randall universally popular that no OPP
position has been suggested to his reelection, aud he
will probab receive the unanimous vote of the Board.
Nor is there any doubt of the reelection Of AIR. Kid
de- the First Assistant Of the City Superintendent,
who is to be chosen for the same term.
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CITY ITEMS.

There viii lie two opera toupes nextwoek, one with
Mao. Fabbri, at the Winter Garden, Mr.. Maretzok
kader the other with Miss Patti, at the Academy
Messrs. Ullmann and Strakosch directors.
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DIED.

BLACK-On Monday, April 2. Henry Clay, aged years
months and 20 days youngest Of Wa g. and Mary p.'
COLE-On Sunday, Ap al No Al Mott street. John Oo' "
disease Of tho kidneys, aged 80 yearL
DUkBAR--in Brooklyn Tueaasy. April IN his 4tA Ss>
Samuel Of the late Dr. ssn ud Pine Dunbar a, n
His relatives snd friends aud aoso Of his brother Jas M
bar sIo invited TO e,tond ais funeral Thustsy -
10 O'clock from his bottrs rcsdsDee No lbI heny
Brooklys His romaAs will DO taken to Jamaica '0' l''
nj.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tns DAY.

COURT CALLNDAH-Ihls DAf = =,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Nos. ~ to 40,
inclusive. -, -, o.o
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-Part Nos. 529, 9i3,
2es az 2i9 2TT $685. 3l5 29 las GIL 6el 6 9ls e,I ISL
47a 703 III no. Part I-Nos $50 6f, 1885, SS 44, 3g3
6ss eas 60 $50 7ol 7Os, no 7, 7l4 7G, 7a1 40 722
IA ~, 10, .o
SUPREME CoUET-SPEcIAL TERM.-Nos. ISl, 52
20, az. q, ~, a., a, IN, ,or
l3e M 49, ls3 l6l 1G3 It'll, l73 li5 l79 ISL Part IL
Nos 56 49, 2O 49, 49, liz, lii l4, 1884, l62 loo, 40 10
178, 1B2. ~, ,-o- ,o-o
1879 lass 1856 l5 1881 1890 1884, 8i, 1861 1899 $685. 1881
1853 1877 4G2. Part I-Nos ~ 1902 49, 2oas 1917 lSi
1915 1876 l8I1, 1850, 1882, 1885, 1886, 1888, 10.
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The TRADE SALE.-Notwithstanding the sale of the
Messrs Appleton the Trade Sale conducted by Messr.
'Leayit & Co.. has been decidedly successful OfMts.
Lee Heniz and Mrs. Southworths works, 10000 vol
each have been Sold and not less than Is 600 vol
umes of Dickens. Some 1000 volumes of Irviugs
works were sold yesterday, his birthday. OF Spur
geon's Sermons, $500 volumes have been sold, and
between 5000 and 600 volumes of Rudd aud earle.
tons late publications. There are considerable
Der of buyers from the Southsoms even from as far
as Houston, Texas
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The Courier des Etats Uais has the following no.

tce:
THEATRE FKASCAIsR-Par decision On conlt6 nomme a
10 semane deinfre Mescurs les souscrpteurs dn Theatre
fspcase sont prizes dc sssembe domain meIcred syr
b. du soir, chez NJ CuTet, 764 Broadway.
Tn plan dehnI pour assurcr la permanence eune scene
suc Newly devant 6tre propose ceo Ieunion est
de ieret qu'e1e soft plus nomboeusse possb e.
esptTors done tous qui ont c0ur PaVenir
noiIe theatre, voudront bien ~ Tendre"
strong effort is now being made to render this
theater permanent. Fair success has attended the
actors this season.
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end Ia an Lisbman Of middle age
MINOR CRY ITEns.-To the great 10y of the dassy
multitude, Ne regular period Of street sprinkng hiss
commenced, and about sixty drivers of water carts
have taken ont the necessary persq from the Croto.
Department. The contract for sprinklnc IL generally
from April 10 November. The expense is borne alto
getber by me,cbapts and residents along tina various
sprnblDg rontes Yesterday the water cars were hard
al work wetiiDg down the streets ksrpsret Burke.
ihe Irish cook, who was arrested about year ago,
charged with poisoning whole family 10 boarding.
bouse in Fourteenth street. causng the death Of ksr
misiress AJs Beetbsm, and of boareer, Mr.. Fayotss
Robinson, will be tried rext week, in the Court Of
Oyer and Termner. The granite for the railing
around tue Worth obelisk Ia on the ground, and tho
monument will seon be complete. More than 80
contractors looking after the STRENGTHENING con-
tract for which bids are to be opened by the City In
speotor-on the 9Th inst Yesterday morning man
whose name is said TO be John @. Gynn, sent 70
Webster. Mass. to be tried for double murder. He
il charged with having on the 9Th Of Mover bsF, 1856
murdered one Peter Naughtop and his wife. Hs %
capped Immediately after the murder, and no trace
bad been obtained of him until bis arrest last even
lug in the Third Ward. The accused denies that his
days, and BIAS passed by the name of Forbes.
Tie ball Of tho Drum Crops, 18th Regiment, came or
on Monday evening, and WIS attended by nnubes Of
ladies' and nearly all the officers of the lth Reg neut
in f1ll uniform. Among the latter were COL Bostwiek
Lient Co. Bendix, Captains Ink, SsHe, &c. Peca-
parily it was not success. Peses Painting Of tho
Court of Death viii open for exhibition at the Cooper
Institute this evening by the City inspectors state
ment of street cleaning done las. week. il appears thst
1863 men were employed, who performed 2,0S5S dsya'
work; TO- S5 loads of manure, 1898 loads ofdrt and
rubbish, ard II 1913 loads of ashes or total of 595i
loads of all rubbish were remoyed-a at expsnse>-
of SlO3l7 69l, of which the sweepes wero paid ;
So 1875 co. the di1t and manure carmen s654 n, aud
Tie ash cartmen $253s 3d.. Broadway is cleaned by
Mr.. Smith, with his machines, a. $40 per night; the.
ether streets cleaned by hand labor, under the in
mediate superintendent of the city officers .Rhe
Young Mems Literary and Social Union celebrates
their third anniversary Monday night, ct Jonass
Assembly Rooms, bya ball AID supper.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

The ELIcTIoN.-The election yesterday for De-
psrtment and Ward Officers passed OFF in very decent
and orderly The contest was ANNA ed in the
doubtful Wsrds, but disturbance of any moment
took place. The friends Of the rival Democratic can
didates were TIE most active and the most determined
to defeat each other. The vote is small, however,
as compared With the last Mayoraly election. We
give the figures in another column.
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[Adxerllsenlent.l

HOUsEKE8PERs viii find every descriytiQk Ct
Epghh Medalion, Velvet Brusse rhrsspy Insfsis Cks
rnTISG, Rgas MAS MAErrss. DRrsexys' SrAISCAEixIs
WINDOW SaApRs FAsLz and Piano CsyRRs, a greatly ~
duced prs,sa Be- particular and 70 to ~. &
HiRAs AspERsoS's, No. 20 fprsry.
Sign Of Tao large 0o,den ksEle
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lAdvertixemcnt

DIR. SWEETS INfAL,IBLE LlsSiaESr
Cues Burns and scslds immediately.
Dr. SwEEr's ISrALLiRLK LuSNzSr
Ia the best known Remedy for sprans and Bratss~
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SrABBrse AFFRAf.-On Monday night, a despsnts
fight occurred between Christopher Cox and John
Ssarcks at the residence OF the latter the Of
Tenth avenue and Ihirty-irst street. The two msu,
il seems, got into a quarrel, when Cox drew hesvy
knife and stabbed Saarcka several times One Of tho
blows with the knife cut fghtful cash in the unfor
tunate mans neck, while another nearly severed his
band from the wrist. The wife of the wounded mxs.
being preeent, raised alarm, when Officer Miller Of
the Twentieth Precinct answered the call On bis A.
tempting to arrest Co.. that person at him ercsy
with the knife, but two three blows on the head
with the club brought Cox to the aoor when be
was conveyed to the Station-House. 1t was found
that the poicensns coat had been cut in several places
by the desperate man. The physician who was called
TO attend Mr.. Saarcka pronounces his injuries of
very serious nature. The prisoner washed to snswss.
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Ia " INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-sP TERx-ArRIL 3-Bcrors
Justice PIRRREPONT.

John Bisse agt. Frederick w. Ha nn.-Moti,n
granted without costs.
McElrath agt. Herbert-MotiOn granted without
costs.
Lowell IIobrook ct al. agt. Francis Vose ct al.-Al-
l1wance granted as ndorsed papers.
Caslier aet The Lehigh ZINC Company.-Case set
tied.
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the Essex Comfy Jail for the action OF the Graud
jury tho three charges
Jackaloo was taken 60 Newark about o'clock D. m.
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Advertisement,

MERCHANTS FROM ABROAD, and STRANGERS II
. c., ygi find the Free Museum of FOWLER 4 wxExxs
No ss BIosdway above the Pek interesting pscs ~
ris "a a contains skal and portraits Of the no}s
n ths vorid has kpewp Examinations made wksa dosirs
showing tho talents defects, and proper occupation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

REDEMPTION OF CITY REVENUE BosDs.-On Mon
day the Controller paid $657 600 for the redemption
City Revenue bonds of 1859 Similar payments are to
ibe made on the LIST and 18th of each month up
August next. v ea .Ir1 r4rs
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HAVE YOU SEEN JEAsIE DEANs AT BARNuA'si
II not ace al once the mot beautiful blas sver Witnessed
Il IL la All respects biany saccesa and desssves y ~
The getting, the se$nsfy, the eaeets are sa samaes
isssiy done The wxsf q frt alxsfs on hsHz Gaxvs<
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SAusAGEs.-Judge Russell, or some other learned
expoupder of the Law, recently decided that "dogs
property" and that any person abductug one Of
the canine species from its rghtfu owner was guilty Of
a theft. Whether the same ruling will extend to the
taking of sausogea and render the kdnapper thereof
liable to the charge of larceny are unable to state
Or whether "sausage caeings' are legally considered
ss portion of the article known sausages even be-
fore being filled with the savory stufing, is subject
which entirely transcends our legal knowledge. But
Francis Humid of No. % West Thirty ninth street has
evidently paid considerable attention TO the subject;
and having entirely cOmprehended the decison of the
learned Judge before mentioned boldly appeared be-
fore Justice Quackenbusb, and empbsticlly charged
John G.. Lebig and Jacob Flick with having robbed
him of $2j worth Of "aaussge casings." Mr. Humid
alleges that the accused Teutons burglariousy entered
the basement OF his premises and took berefom about
one hundred pounds of "casipgs,7 which had been
nicely sailed and picked, and placed in ub for future
rse.
Being led 10 suspect that the Germans had committed
the burglary and canine robbery, Mr.. Humid procured
the services Of Officers Hans and Reid, of the TWEEN
teth Ward, to trace out them sassenger castings"
The officers proceeded to the house occupied by Liebg
and Flick and on searching the place found one hun
HuDd says he recognizes being the Identical ones
stolen from him. There may be something peculiar
about Me-. Hunds intestines possibly an &C.
centrici'y Of bark, or peculiar wag-but as gen.
eral rule, it would puzzle even Philadelphia lawyer
to identity one tub Of castings" from another. How
ever the tub was brought into Court and subjected TO
the closest inspection Of Judge, clerks, and lawyers
after which Justice Quackenbnsh considered himseh
jnstied in committing the accused for examination.
Therenpon, Mr.. Humid departed with his hundred
pounds of castings in the most triumph ant nanns''
putting to fight all the dogs In the neghborhooa.
THE WsTER-SrRsET MURDER-CoroaerJ aekmah
held an inquest yesterday on the BODY OF fe'sr ha''
who was beaten 10 death Monday night oy issrlek
Murphy The affair occurred in GROCERY kept oy
Uuman Leman at No. 51i Water street. From ths
evidence before the Coroner IL appears that Han hAd
bee in II sa'ocn for a long time and had go; exceed
iney drunk. Murphy coming in, and being an ac-
ovairt lance Of the deceased addressed him Familiarity,
at the came time shaping him ON the back. This III
mijarity was resented by Hail, and he became very
sbusiye which led TO his being knocked down and
beaten by Murphy in such a brutal manner as co re.
snlt in death. There were several Iersons present.
who soon separated the men, whsn MuycAs imuedi-
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Arnm a.--BetOre /

John MsElroy a private Waterman, was put on trial
on the charge Of attempting shoot Officer Thomas ~ zsn
mons the sixteenth Pfocnc; Police The might Of tho o
of February. Officer Eitzsimuons psTsng hts beat aud
Medley standing y box on sone vacant premises In
Tweutv-fhh street. Tsbpg him to be butgr the ocer
drew his club walked into" him. dfi ling him nom his
poion MeEhoy did not think II worth while TO- tel the
officer that private watchuan bat condefeended 10 90
90 much as to noIm him that "washs duty to remain Oh the
spot at stated hours each night. So
Ths ox ,an.on Il appears did satisfy Officer fitzsim
mons During the melee pistol won't Of ami the part
of prosecution show that went oil Intentionally for the
purpose Of ticking the poiceman life. The decuse Quoted
BY Peter v Cutler alleged that the pistol went of aec
dent ay Another policeman the pistol had been
ole oharaed aud found bis brother officer and The waman
iDg in the gutter He asked whose ptto vent off,
aod the Waterman replied, " 1t mine" Ohcer Fitzslm
mona faid The skunk had been trying TO shoot HIM"
1he J1rv fouud the Waterman guilty assault and he
6n ID s25 and discharged 1t appeared that Ocer Fzsmmons
Wa drunk. Adjourned.
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COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIOEs-ArRt 2-Before Jus.
tees STEERS, KELLY, and OsBolts ,

William Boyer, LARCENY FehtehIla[y mohtut.
Amelia Burns larceny; Pententisiy months. Rosa Ann
Uays larceny Penitentsry MONTH William J. Hamilton,
lac. N.Y. PeiitensIy months John 6aber LARCENY Penen
tiay msnhs. Hannah McNsly, larceny; Penitentiary
months John Mcclure larceny PenitentaTy months Edgar
Perry nisdemes PcIentisry months Michael Coyer
assault and attery; PenntisyC months. Thoma, Donohle,
and battery Penientiary months Pstnek DslaneJ
ns ap and battery; PeneneTy months William Parker,
assault and battery PenitensTy months. Joseph Wright
assault snd battery PeniontiaTy MONTHS
Several tried aud acquted others had jndg
uen suspended while three reuanded for SON
tence.
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INSPECTOR oP SIDEwALKs.-Ex-Coronsr Joseph
Hilton has been sppoined to the position of Inspector
of Sidewalks under the Street. Commissioner, in the
place of Alexander Ward removed. rr-
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A WoRD FROM THkDDEUs HyAvT.-The following
is copy Of draft received in this city and presented
for payment through one of the principal banks: =.
p. WARRINGTON JAM March 20, 1850.
1.-THE Broadway Bank sthe City Of New York. pay Pse
Henry King ESQ., aor order 4 being Of l fsss
discharge Chambers
months, snsi ion Of his not ovninz himself
(sgned) THADDEUs HYATT
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SUPREME COURT-sTTcIn TEsx-ArRr 3.-Before
Justice HoGBBOON.

DECISIONS.
George Janeway, Trustee, &C., agt. Thomas L.
Janewoy ct al Construction Of win settled.
Frat: An in fee passed according 10 the lnten. Of the
testor and such sufficiently expressed be carried
into effect By the Of the word estate and other
pres. ions indicating sin liar Intent.
Second vested remainder in fee passed by the terms OF the
will TO the child OF Mrs Green living ct the deh OF the test
ator subject open and let in after-bon children.
Third The subsequent possession for distributing the estate
among children Of Mrs Green, who shall be living her
d. az the Of such should be then desd in the single
event the death Of any Of her children arag V must be
limited strictly the bapp, uing Of the latter contingency
entered in conformity with views IN opinion
Costa OF all parties 10 be charged upon the fund Decree 10 be
settled upon days notice.
CHaNBFRs-APKL 3.-Before Justice BoyNEY.
Richard Irwin ct ri. sgt Edwin Bun.-Ordsr grant
ed that the defendant witbn ten days deliver to plaintiffs al
tomey copy OF he assignment in the petition mentioned
sc costs Of motion = 10, to stide event
Alexander Hamilton, jr., agt Newly ork Patent Felt
Company. Order granted and settled
Gi bert atwood at. 5. L. Armstrong motion de-
MED with IS costs to defendant
Richard IRWIN ct al asi. II. NJ. CoDkin ct al.-MO-
ton granted allowing defendants to except decisions of referee
within dayS payment 10 PLAINTIFF attorney Of SO cost
o. opposing moion also to make and serve case wntwensy
days.
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'Adyertisement.l

Millions OF Bottles OF Mrs WNsLOvls SOOTH-,
NE used every year In the Us,sd Stsss fss
Caidrsn Teething with neyersing success ass ia.
date aud certain. only 70 cents bottla.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

We have received Supplement- No. % Of the Amer
can Lloyds, published by E. & G. w. Biunt.
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The supporters Of the independent nominations 70
the officers of the Mercantile Library Association
meet at the Polytechnic Institute this evening.
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We have received the April number of the Inter-
national Typographical Railroad Guide, Published by
W. L. Tunis the Canadian News Agent.