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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27

MURDER IN WEST STREEr.-THE TRIBUNE of Sat
urday morning contained an account OF row which oc
Cured at late hour onthe previous night at No. West
street. During that row William Dunnigan stabbed
two men in a dangerous manner. One OF those men,
named William Hickey, died In the New-York Hospi.
tai early on Monday morning. Coroner Schirmer held
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The SURRoGATEs Contributing the past ak
weeks or more the business of the Surrogate ONO
has been wholly transacted by the clerks. The Sur
rogae has been South during that period for the Oene
fit of his health Judge Mccarthy Of the Marine
Court has been absent about the same period for the
benefit of his health and it has been reported that they
were seen together in Georgia. In the absence Of the
Surrogate, all hgated matters are necessarily sus.
pended to the great detrmen Of the interests of parties
having claims to settle there.
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Advertisement. |

ALL THOSE ELEGANT SILKS at 81 PER YARD.
Ladies' you desire elegant Spring Silk You win find full
assortment of rich Chene Lyons Pn Pehin Csnnele In sod
colos at CHAs. HEARD Co.'S No sol Grsndst, at the ex.
eney low price Of 81 per yard These Silks ell sold at
one.third less than the cost Of Importation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27
-DANIEL S. HOUGH, AuctiOneer, Office

A. No. Cooper lustute.-lmportsnt SALE Of elegant
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE rich Velvet Caroets, Pier aSd
Mantle GLASSES Billiard Table superb Decorations, &c the
being the entire contents Of the elegantly furnished private
rfence No 81 Clintoppsoe In 8th-st few doors west OF
BTssdway. Sale to commence at precisely lOt M THIS
DAY Juesdsy March q We refrain from giving detailed
and elaborate catalogue the infinite number Of articles
tanned this sale nom cellar to garrett regarding the custom
usele and very oen grossly deceptive Suffice to say that
The House IL very large and The and variety extern
ve the goods first n fine order have all been used and
sold highest bidder No goods brought in
We can assure buyers that this sale well worthy their tten
and that they be disappointed II they attend either
Quantity quality OF the goods IN receiving equitable
honorable the hands OF the a1coneer ro
further parcnArs refer TO the house and the Catalogues
which will be ready early the NOR 1ing OF the sale
B.-Psc0lNr sttention 10 called to one Of M Inelans
Psten. Combination Cushioned BILLIARD Tables contained IN
tba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27

no LEATHER DEALERS.-Wanted to ex
IL change FARMS in southern Illinois, of 30
ahon two miles from station the illinois Central Railroad
Said station population OF near 1000 Good dwelling on
under cultivation The other Ia situate within seven miles Of
BODIES fine rch land peculiarly adapted to raising hns
red and Winter wheat The two Farms worth $500
Also Fifty SHARES Of STOCK full paid in newly organized
Manufacturing Company just going into operation which viii
beyond doubt good dividends they have good
contracts We will exchange tbs above Farms and stock for
$40 worth Of good Slaughter Spanish SOLE LEATHEh
at fair valuation For particulars, sddres j. H. JOhNsoN
Box No. l. $50, st Louis, Mo-, Post-Ofice.
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professional Notices.

n Fl. PLATT, ATTORNEY AT Law, No: a.
~. Third.st St. Louis Mo.-COMMIsSIONERf for NEW
YORK OHIO IOWA, CONNECTICUT, and the other States
As Mercantile Agency for the Eastern and Southern States
particular attention win Be given the prompt collection Of al
claims ntrusted his in this State and Southern Illinois
by responsible correspondents at all points along the Mss
spp and Missouri rivers, above Cincinnati
RKYERENoEs: Hon Era'us Corning Albany James Hornes
merchant; Messrs Martin Smiths lWm. Kent E. H. Kmba
Whiting CLARK w. f. Noyes, VIM NJ Evarts Ansmeys and
Councillors New-York Jas. Homer and Daniel NJ Wilson
esq and Horace Greeley New ork City
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MARRIED.
CARPENTER-ADAMs-AtW

CARPENTER-ADAMS-At Westmorelsnd, N. T., on Thurs
day March % by H. Johnson d. Carpenter to Mary
T. Adams, both Of Westmoreland.
GOX-WINHAM-In this city, Thursday March 70, By the
Rev Lott Jones' Orve Cox OF Brooklyn, to Harriet VIM
ham ofNew-York.
sQUIRE-SPENDLOvE-On Thursday, March a. at st.
Thomas Church. by the Rev w. r. Morgan, Mr.. Henry N.
Squire to Miss Mary =. spsndlove all Of this city.
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SALE OF CoINs-A large and curious audience as
sembed last evening at the auction rooms of Messrs.
Geo. =. Leavt & Co., No. 377 Broadway, the occasion
being the sale of the large and valuable numismstic
collection of Mr.. VIM. Leggett Bramhall Medals
not well appreciated, yet of the rarest and
most desirable brought 81 and s. each. The early
American coins seemed to be more in demand Flying
Eagle Dollar sold for So; Cents Of 1893, s. IS; 1885,
$ll %; 1904, SO So; 1902 81 SO, and 1873 81 25
Massachusetts, Pine Tree Threepence of date 1882 one
of the first of the American Colonial coinage, brought
Sc IS; a SilverProof Republican Medalet sold for
81 25; large assortment Of English Tokens in fine
condition, realized from 10 cents to 81 EACH The ak
element for old coins and kindred curosties, which
sprung up year or two ago, seems now to be ex-
tending all the country. The sale will be resumed
this afternoon at O'clock
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v. II. LUDLOW, Auctioneer.
, csJGNEE's SALE of HANDSOME HOUSE,

n HOLD and OFFICE FURNITURE-E. H. LUDLOW
Co win sell auction TUESDAY, March a. 1890 ct lei
sock the warehouse No los Foonst by order Of Louis
reo Geo. assignee of A. Aendorph, the entire stock Of A.
IsndOph consisting in part Of handsome E.asere Bookcases
Eesetaries Bureaus Dressing Tables, BedEteads Tables
ss,rs Counting house Dess Stools Boob Racks &c- The
fntue all made from the best material and In the most
shsantial manner Sale positively without Gaia
sses be bad the AuctOneers Office No Pine near
BTcadwoy. (2eoa
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RoohnQ.

T EAKY ROOFS POSITIVELY CURED
ELASTIC CEMENT A SURE REMEDY.
Applied order by JNo. 8. HENRY Co., No " CanAst.
DATENT MICA and FIBROUS
CEMENT ROOFING.
10 eyery ysiety old and unequaed
for durability beauty and any composition
CEMENT SALE by the barrel with printed Instruction. for
use JOSEPH DITTO 4 Co., No. 378 Broadway N. Y.
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an inquest on the body yesterday, when t appeared
that on Friday night several oDgshoremen, partially
intoxicated entered the groggsry kept BY Dunmgan'
After taking several drinks, pair OF boxing goves
were produced and various ones of the crowd mdageo
in sparripp. Two of the boxers finally got aogfy,
which resulted in general row. While the hgit was
IN progress, Dunngan stabbed the deceased and 5ohn
Kelvin.
After hearing the evidence, the Jury rendered
verdict to the effect that William Hickey "eame 70 his
death from Inflammation of the stomach, supenndueed
by q wound in the abdomen, inflicted with knife by
William Dunnigan." On his examination the prisoner
stated that be was assaulted and beaten by Kelvin and
the deceased and that be ouy used the knife in self
Defense He Is native Of Ireland, 81 years old, and
lived at No. so West street. He committed % the
Tombs to await the action Of the Grand Jury. The
deceased lived at No. 423 Greenwich street. He was
aborer unmarried, % years Of age, and native Of
Ireland The other wounded man still lies at the Hoe
pta in very critical condition, and it is feared that
he cannot recover.
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ADVERTISEMENT

CARPETS Greatest bargains ever offered,
nom sreon. yelves 81 ass Brussels Sc to 81 Ins.in Can
as 40 to 60c OLcLoTHs, 30 TO I5c- kUss, MATE
MATING TABLE and Piano Covers, sBABKs, &c.
HIRAM ANDERSON No SO Bowery sign OF the Golden Eagle.
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fAdyertisement.l

The best thing in the world for Coughs, Colds,
and Punoric Complaints is Mrs GARpSERs BALsAN
LIyERwoRT AND HoARBoUSD, an Indian Remedy for sale
everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27

GAS GAS New GAS FIXTURES for the Spring
trade superior any offered BEFORE win be found
great Manufacturing Depot Removed to No. SO Broadway
opposite Niblo's WARNER Pack &c.
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A C. FUTILE, Auchoneer, would Respectfully
n. sfOIm HE en5s aud the pubhc ths be has
h<p Illness Of the past year and now
S<ete his PERSONAL stenton ss heretofore to sees"
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
a essvaie residences; and TO
STOCKS OF CABINETMAKERs,
I'D otbeTs their places Of business at his "'sN
" s"Hi''' OFFICE NO I3s BROADWAY
IDRTAN H. MULLER, Auctoneer -G OK :uS
"A torS SALE Of DESIRABLE LOTS en- 90 Auction. ON
sstA sts-ADRIAN H. MULLEh sIoct At the Merchsnts'
5V.sDAh Maen q he Executors Of the Estate Of George j.
eernell and Others - AZ. a.serly aide Of 3d.ay com.
sssnt on the Pc north side Of ssd adjoining the above
Lott the M soptb side Of e4h Ia rear OF the
hs described can remain Bond and Mortgage For maps
sne fsrthef P~ (29T2)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27

THE BOARD OF ALDERxEs.-Lsst night there was
no quorum of the Board the members being mostly at
Albany attending to the business of the State at large
On calling the roll, only Messrs Darragh Peck, Rus
sell, and Seagrist answered to their names, and the
President pronounced the Board adjourned till the rss
Monday in April next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27

The STRIKERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. - The
Strikers Executive Committee give notice that eonti-
buttons in aid of the strike may be SENT BY mail or 9TH
erwise, to the address of A. G. Draper Chairman Of
the Executive Committee, Lynn, Mass. The names of
the committee are follows:
A. g. Draper A. c. Wyman Samuel Green John R. Parrot,
r. H. Carter Executive Committee. Il. c. Darling Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27

CHILD PoIsOsED.-On Sunday evening" child four
years of age Henrietta Sverna whose parents reside
No IS Lsnrens street. sccdenty poisoned While play.
ing about the child got hold Of vial Of sudannn and
before she could be prevented had swallowed nearly three
ounces of the poison Coroner Jackman held sque tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27
Advertisement
MERCHANTS FROM ABROAD, and STRANGERS IN

THE CITY, will find the Free Museum Of FOWLER WBLLs
No 38 Broadway above the Park interesting place 10
visit, az It contains skulls and portraits Of the noted
men the world hes known. Examinations made when desired
showing the talents defects and proper occupation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27

TOR SAVANNAH and OTHER POINTS as
l. BEL0W.-The side wheel steamship STAR OF THE
SOUTH, Ce,t. Thos Lyon, win leave TUESDAY March
a. at sp rom Pier No. an R. Through tickets can be
To New.Orlesn. $ss rs; Mobile ss5; Montgomery, s25
Columbus, s2l Albany e2si Atlanta e2i Ch.snoog $2S
kahyle &27 IS; Knoxville &25 50; Memphis, S3l rs; Aa
rusta S17 j Macon $40; Savannah 6i5 For freight and
p~''s'' 'Ff' sAA'L L. MITCHELL & SON.
Basrase CHECKED to all the above points
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE CENTRAL RE-
PUBLICAN CAMPAIGN CLuB.-In our notice OF the
Central Campaign Club Saturday the names Of four
members Of the Executive Committee were omitted by
mistake. The Committee is as follows;
d. d. Field Chairman; VIM H Eyarts Moses II. G1nnelf,
Joseph Blunt George opdyke Isaac Dayton Smith, VIM
Cortis Noyes George Williams Charles Golden, Da,id Miller,
WIN; H. Van CO Joseph Keen Edssrd Collins L. mseoI-
J. w. Nye Isaac sherman j. w Edmonds A. y. Dow, VIM.
Have Jas II. Welsh, Jas. HcKaye John Edwards John III.
White VIM x. Strong Jas. Y. Freeborn, Chas- A. Dana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27
Chances for Business alien.

business for SALE-A RARE CHANCE
~ party wshing TO engage in large aud profitable
~ hs present oeas b II Of
the store for two years from let May For further par'i'us
quirs at Nos. 90 and 80 wsst.st.
EOR SALE-A well-established country NEWS.
PaRER doing COED bushes. ABpy to as
Cry ISsrscToN'. DEpARrsmNr NrvYORK March % 1900
NOTICE to CONTRACTORS.-Sealed Prop0s-
~ ais, directed 10 DANIEL Z: pELAvAN, City IN.
wo the name o. Tue S .rs, and Ne
the City Of for the term OF Ue 1s.s WV De sp,
THURSDAY the Dc, April 1869 a. p o'coe. noon At
which time the win be publicly opened for cleaning the
Ds Of D o sRS Hd ad public
markets and the limit, Thereof to Be soTGashy
ashes garbage rubbish for the term Of 1--WE years IN GO
Revised Ordinances Of the Corporation Of said city adopted BY
the Mayor Aldermen, and Commonay thereof June 70 1892
The ;n tho 10 is9. any ns e C hereby
Blank proposals. estimates and specidcstion including iom
'pse''f' on'e 40 DANIEL E DELAvAN. City Inspector
PROPOSALS. for COAL-The time for recevin
Proposal. the COAL required for the Public sehoo: @
April 70 O'Clock at which tune sealed PToP9.as wiz
be received The oee Ohe CLERK Of the Board Of
plying said Coal the quantity being 1900 fifteen hundred tun
The Coal must be Of the quality d White Ash furnace
and stove He in good order wenywG nq Ra ana
pounds ton,
several School budng, The proposals must state the mines
which 1t proposed to supply the COAL and the coal TO %
furnished named If accepted and must state
the price per tun of $40 pounds. 49,.
The Coal will inspected and weighed by and delivered
under the supervision the Inspector OF Fuel OF the Board OF
Coal be delivered at the Schools when or
dered follows twohrds Of the quauty from the 18th day
of July TO the day Of October next and the remainder as
required by the Committee The Contract to be binding until
May rs, 1901. ,,,r /,
Security for faithful performance Of the contracts viii be
each proposal must be accompanied with the sig
nature Of the proposed sureties -,
Committee the night TO reject any OF al
and the contract to be subject to the approval oil the Board Of
Education 1900. .,...,noon
s sSHE RA q SfSSEp, Commute.
RICHARD WARREN, ,
JOHN 0iKEEFE, Supplies.
WIN. b. EAGER, JR,
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Gteamboats an6 Railroads.
ITO SAN FRANCISCO IN EIGHT DAYS,
TIE CENTRAL OVERLAND CALIFORNIA
PIKE's-PEAK EXPRESS COMPANY
Cn..i.. If iha pnnu Ernraaa will laaua


PIKE'S-PEAK EXPRESS COMPANY.
The Courier of the Pony Express viii leave the Missouri
River TUESDAY, April at O'Clock, and will run
regularly weekly thereafter carrying Letter Mail only
The point of departure the Missouri River will be In tee
graphic connection with the East and will be announced In due
time.
Telegraph messages from all parts Of the United States and
Canada connection with the point Of departure viii be re-
eeiyed ND o'clock Of the dag Of leaving and trans
med over the Pacere and St. Joseph telegraph wire TO
Francisco and intermediate points, by the connecting Ex
press In eight days. -
from the departure Of the Express
The yrpres passes through Forts Kearney Laramie, and
Bidder Crest City, Camp FLOYD, CGson City the
Washoe silver mines Plscerville, and Sacramento
Letters for Oregon, Washington Territory British Columbia,
the Pacific Mexican ports Russian Possessions Sandwich Isl
cisco. 49, 81, 4,
Special Messengers bearers Of letters to connect with the
3D. Of April will receive communications for the
Courier Of that day No All lChs Washington City, up to
245 M, FRIDAY March 90 and in New-York at the
office of j. b. Simpson, room No Continental Bank Building
Nas,aust, q to $3.50 g. Of Dist March.
Full particulars be obtained application at the above
p''''' VIM. H. RUSSELL, President.
Lesyenworth City, Kansas, March, 1860
Office In New. York-J. B. SIMPSON, Vice President.
SAMUEL ALLEN Agents St Louis.
III. j. SPAULDING, Agent Chicago.
L'OR BRIDGEPORT-Far 5Octs.-The steamer
JOHN BROOKS, Capt. John Brooks, r, leaves Peck-shp
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at Freight taken
at the lowest rates t. LOCKER Co., No liz Souh-st
NETWORK to NEW-HAVEN BY the
IN steamer ELM CITY, from Peck Slip Pier No ~ East
River, at p. and CHAMPlON a. p IN. rare |L NO
charge for berhs.
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r. II LUDLOW, AuotioneeI. -
A ccTCNEEfs Gal II of HANDSOME HOUSE,

N HON and OFFICE FURNITUREe-E. H. LUDLOW
IN ,s AZ Auction on TUESDAY March a. $780, at LOT O'Clock
Al th wsrehouse No. los Futo St. by order Of Lorn lngeT
son ESQ Assignee Of A AendoTph the entire stock OF A Al
soc1etses bureaus dressing tables bedstesds tables chairs
eapnr house desks stools racks &c Tne furniture al
made from materials and the most substantial manner
Sale positive and without Catalogues be had at the
Ase,ioreefs Office (2.o59
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fAdvertiseuent
Millions of Bottles of Mrs. WINsLOw's SOOTB-

Strip used every In the United Suites
Children Teethng with neverzng Relief imme-
date and certain. Only Is cents bottle.
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miscellaneous.

YORK SMELLING COMPANYs
WORKS at STATEN ISLAND-Fo the reduction Of Gold
Silver and Lead Ores. W. ii. MoVICkAh, PRESIDENT.
CHARLES JOHNSON, Metalurgist.
VULCANITE -
To workers in IVORY, TORTOISE SHE'LL,
HORN and BONE.
This valuable manufacture having been perfected In my
extensive factory ready 10 supply orders 10 any ex
tent equal to One Tun daily. $50 -
NV stock embraces all the leading styles Of Combs
quality admitted to be superior Vucane ever before in
troduced
sire 2x2O 4x2 l2xf adapted great variety Of purposes
Every trade and supplied with this valuable article adapted
70 their peculiar business My intention is 10 supply all trades
with stock, SIS well as to make up myself
Workers may rely upon quiet Of this substance, as the
article which manufacture IL not monopoly.
HORACE II. DAY,
New.York, March 10, 1890. No. 70 Courtisndt-ss
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ADULTERATIos OF LIoUoRs.-The subject of the
adulteration of liquors and base manufacture by means
of poisons has for considerable time agitated the
public and in March, 1885, the Legislature of Ohio d.
rected DR.. Hiram Cox, distinguished chemist of Gin
cnnat to make thorough examination of such liquors
as were in the market. Since that period he has made
more than 600 inspections of stores and lots Of liquors
of every variety and has found ninety per cent of all
that he has analysed filled with poisonous ingredients.
His developments have thrown confusion into the
camps of distillers and brewers, and caused many
man to pause before he has put the bottle 10 his lips.
Several gentlemen have invited the Doctor to make his
statements in the hearing of citizens, and
happy to learn that he will do at the Cooper Inst
tute on Wednesday tomorrow evening. We hope
there will be large attendance, especially of
young men, that they may understand the character of
the stimuaDts now sold as healthy beverages but
which are actually bringing multitudes to premature
grave.
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A SSIGNEEs SALE.-TAKE NOTICE, that

IN the ASSETS Of Messfs. MORSE 4 BROTHER In
ny Assignee VIII be sold at public auction to the high
eat bisder at the Merchants Exchange in the City Of New
York en- the 28th day Of March 1860 IL O'Clock
The consist Of Certificates Of the Receiver Of the
South County Bank Rhode Island Of the indebtedness OF
nd TO Morse Brother Aso the Certificates Of the
Litchfed Bank" Connecticut" and other claims which
cation to my office No. 50 EIehsngeplsce New-York
any creditor wishes purchase the certificates OF either Of
ha any suggestion the position Of the Assets he
Will making such proposition
ssstion-Dated Newly ork, February %, 1850 $50.
CHAS. A. MEIGS,
f2i ltwewTu Assignee Of Morse Brother.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Yer Notice hereby given 70 all psr
sons bsvins claims against LAWRENCE v HOsTED late Of
q. City x. %
In the City before the sshtsens Gay OF July
nt. .S .ss%s Tu. JOHN HsT1cE Hd@
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County ofNewYork notice hereby given 70 all persons
having claims against ASA T. SMITH late OF the Cy Of sew
hs .S.s.T hs Office No. r. the cry
SNew Yoi on or before twenty third day Of July next
DATED the ss %5cTs2 SMITH Executor
NTEW-YORK SUPREME COURT County Of
IN New.York-JOHN II. sUYDAM against ANDREW H.
HAIGHT for a money demand on contsct-'Com.
monsi and required TO complaint in this action when
was led in the the Clerk Of the Comfy Of On
snd to copy answer to the the
subscribers at their oce number ITO BISsaTsy on
you exclusive Of the such service and you m an'we.
the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the @ b .u
action VIII judgment against you for the sum Of three nun
thirty dollars and ninety cents with rom
ss s s' 81 $
lswswTu No. ITO Broadway N. T.
nj Y. SUPERIOR COURT. -CORNELIUS
lN DEvER .ssn. JOHN BYRNE AdRH MH n ana
deceased JOHN BRANIQUE In pursuance and by virtue
term q the Superior Court City Of the 2ld
day March, d. 1860 notice hereby yn that wlleK-
pS:s s in he Cy , on FRD&Y the Of
March 1890 osScL at noon Of that day Is;tsa Letter:
life time and mentioned said Judgment namely: "One
% p @ in 5 a"s ssI pf ss
producing Picture Types and ane the ,s GsphOSpe Ss:
mppovsd preparing sersOyps Plates. bearing
April a. 1853 and 90 Ol and other soI Feed Mo-
s Sslsd G;Gs.Speb&sssa sss1s mum
THrRAnos BRYAN, Attorneys for Plaintiff, No. wal't'
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T OUISVILLE ARTESIAN WATER.
IL This NATURAL MINERAL WATER Is now extensively
successfully used - - IN
INDIGESTION RHEUMATISMi
GOVT! DERANGEMENT OF KIDNEYS
ARRANGEMENT OF LIVER! CUTANEOUS ERUP-
TIONs! CHRONIC CON, CITATION
LONG-STANDING CHRONIC DISEASES!
AND ALL ERRORS OF DIET.
Fer sale by all Druggists and by
s. !. THOMPS0N Agent, No. 6a2 Broadway
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Nsmalork DAILY Gribmare
CITY ITEMS.

SEAMLESS CLorHIsG.-The first patent Of the
Seamless Clothing Manufacturing Company" was
Issued in 1882 but improvements thereon were patented
10 SO, "a, and 81. At first, but few persons were
employed, and few articles made; now the Com
pany has large establishment at Matteawan, near
Newburgb, in which 300 persons are constantly en-
ployed, yet it is found impossible to fill orders for
fabrics promptly In addition to COste, Overcoats,
Pantaloons and Vests to which the products Of the
Company were originally limited, they now fabricate
a variety Of Caps, Leggngs, Mittens Caters, Shoes,
ard Boots all imperviOus to water while the articles
designed for footwear have of the best and
heels. Small affair as this may SEEM it probably
already dimnishes our mportatons of Wooden Fabrics
by at least Half Million Dollars per annum; and
there is no reason why the annual production should
not be rapidly increased to Ten Millions giving con-
slant and profitable employment to many Thousands Of
men, women, and children, and helping to stem the
heavy tide of foreign Indebtedness which is driving us
on to National bankruptcy. The Company's depot is
at No. 32 Broadway but its fabrics are sold by nearly
all the heavy clearinghouse.