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

B0GARr-In this city on Thursday, siseh Glars reic Of
%. Isss sofnens koent aged 80 years and 10 months
Mis- Ly dia b. Ciarkson.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited seni her
Church without further invitation.
cARPENTRR-on yrdsy m9!uiIs Feb .. a psTien Wal,
and Csp,s.sI sreJ ~ yes, months and dsys
formerly ofwe-tchestcT Comfy, n. y.
HspsAy-ls th. city Tbur.dsy Msrsh R9'sups wife
John Lindsay and daughter Of the late Edward NJ Lutae
aged ~ years and u montbA
MeALIsTER-In this city Friday March cl:cs,et fever
,g-6 yesis. months and Is days
The friends aud rels,ives the ay respectfully Invited TO
attend Der funeral from No 81 Ckryste street, On Sunday at
MgRRAYmAt pn:d.le Columbia ceanty. n Y, on Tuesday
Feb 20 William Murray, on his 1Ith birth day.
MOLLOY-Tn this city on wednesda, evening Feb 2s after
illness, Mrs Bridget MOcy aged "a yeers and 70
PEkRsHIn this city, on "Wednesday Fob o. of sGson of
the brain Frederick WILDER youngest son Of Augustus D. and
The relatives and friends the family respectfully invited 70
the funeral without further notice on Saturday at O'Clock
be ,sien to Greenwood Cemetery for interment-
PLATT-At Elizabeth j. Friday, March Of scarlet
fever Mary Wilson, daughter fEbenezer and Anna NJ fas
sCoTT-On Friday morning March at his residence No 427
Broeme street after long and illness, George s. Scott
The funeral place this day Saturday at O'Clock
TlTUsAt ws..bgr Long Island on Fs Ssy ID % Taa
The funeral viii take pace from the residence Of her isthes
On Seventh day. at 10 O'Clock.
wAITEon Friday March Mrs. Margaret Waite in the 18th
The relatives friend. of the family invited to attend her
Tsdn On f SSs 'I No West twenty
street.
wEsToN-on Friday March ?, 1860 John O. Weston, In the
~. win take place at the house Of hi, fsthsr John L.
WELFoBD- On Thursday. March Mrs Elizabeth Wexford,
widow Of John @. Wexford at No 4S4 Grand street. n T.
s5ootyp THURSDAY March HIs E1,Seth
Wadde late Of Brock Township neS Toronto, Osnsda "es
aged 70 years aud II months
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20 ~ Snug generally brings brsker den and for
r 90 d but az vet decided signs OF revival bAye sppLe
bonf real animation; there is lack of contdeace To
goods Offering the quality generally not being In eerrespsas
IA sis OF Havana somewhat In Of recst. and
ai,y be realized 28Q Fer Hav .na WAn
pers assorted the inquiry very isht sco9: Of tia
bgh cost =.
Filters Of good Quality shall We, te Of d.
sTabe Cubs OF which all the parcels ian A5 eonsinr
mostly Of Gbars and Fnsenads, sold at fstf kllc
u Is dircu 20 effect sales of faa; the ralss article
which the stock Is but small Is held pIioes hch oar lob
bels aud manu- acuTer aay money No. az the
Il deficient In leaf ar colUr
Gomez ption hardly looked AFTER long holSsp expect to
get The prices they name
Some sotts Of Domestic Leaf have en- oy,a pcod desra
In hehtaeky the transactions ned chieay to lht
home trade Prices for hno msnufac. ny Iss ara hsb sat
not much se cutters expect BY aelds bsck TO
check an aoysncinT tendency. 80
We continue quotations; .It
LUCE 4aStc.; CouInop 5, acc uss,,,n sta-l. /. usod
S0lcic. Fine to Select, Hale.
Quite an active business has roins on IN sesda FSsss
a esSn 20 ~ood wrspr for expert and tslps cid
foreign buyers only os SusS = operate BY very
prices ' :
Florida comes in sparinsy, and readily s. higher svsr-
TFAsrs the style Of the article sens s;s
has been fair activity " biaeka le.x fAs~
"cGns en' Ankoi cold at fen rstss oreers sss qnift
a, he market beth for Pic and Mates u ant ~lia MA
20 the jOesns trade, rom s,afe 81 pesA se~'os "
AIIoWSHold.r. are quiss krra sales Of :? seo rns
astern and Western lic, spa chNge for packs
Fat Il plenty a7c ssvs Of seee white Grease
! cash 81. a. 49,
wHsKy-Tb. make. sesIve a. GRE desi's OF '''
WHALE BONE ID dull Su, theirs u no <asPosiioa " W"
sasss un.ss q. hii previous rsss~
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Advertisement
VAJJ-ApJF SvOPT PROPERTY VERY DFSIRA A

FhLINBIE Pf''fsIhD11H
PoR DRue IMPORTING HARDWARE. OR PAPER WAREHouss.-
To let with the privilege Of purchase for sale the elegant
BTownSone Store, Number Is BKEKsAS STREET six stories
hight with fine Basement snd Suboesr high ceilings. wen
lighted and replete with convenience he building Is
regarded one ef the best and most Substantially built IN the
CITY, thsn full size and the suhcear under
building and the spacious Vaults both streets
be- let II desired lot will be sod leased In
the rear above running through Ann 20 feet wide
BY les feet in depth tupon which good four story FIRE
proof Warehouses; making from beekmanst to Auu At about
275 VIII sold free Of incumbfaIce and mortgage.
other reliable secuJies will be taken for the purchase
For permanent eligibility, this central location cannot be sur
passed.
r. IL LUDLOW Co. No. Piness-
p SIhe elegant building, two lots beyond on
Nassau ST. connecting with The above store and which hsve
hey productive rentTol Of FIRST class ,tion will be sold
together with The sieIe wanted by capitalists OF any nsti
tutiCn.
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STUDENT LIFE; Or, How TO WORK THE
BEAM AND Nor RUIN THR BODY. Lecture by JAsEs 9.
JACKSON NJ D. phonogrnphicay reported and published In
THR LAWS March Students should read III pro-
fesonsl shoud read it, parents she ud read il aud they
Wi learn something they knew. Price six cent? For
sale BY News Agents (Ros Tousey General agents New
Yo,kJ and sent prepaid receipt o. plee BY SIM
Dr. jackson lectures always pointed scientific, and elo
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ABoRH-At oraD1e NJ j., on ThuIsday, March ], pofess
Wallace AboTn wife Robert w. AboEn, In the Ssh yeef OF
teIeso
Funeral from Church Orange Mondsy, March Z.
III q. IN.
BALDWIN-On wednesday, Feb 90 at Mount NeInoo est
chester County N. Y Richard Bal WIN aged 20 ye~~
BAROTR-On Thursday March J. the EesideLoo OF Ms
brother near Patterson ~ j. John Brsr formerly OF Staten
Island, IN the 9TH year Of his
GATEs-on Ptidsy eyeuna March 2 a. No. IS East Thirty
second street Euphenla Christine, daughter o, James
Chaes tnd EsbVth Oates ssed !eass' " m'sA sha .
days
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The receipts of the Pittsburgh and Erie Railroad are
increasing steadily, ard already exceed the cost of
operating the road. When eight miles more Of the
road are completed the coal fields of Mercer County
Will be re ached, and Is expected that large business
will be done in transportation Of coal to Erie, Buffalo,
and otler points along the lakes.
The Grocers' Fire Insurance Company have declared
semannual dividend Of v cent on the capital stock
of the Company, payable to the stockholders on de-
mand at the office of tho Company, No. 45 Wall street.
The Corn Exchange Fire Insurance Company have
declared semiannRal dividend Of 10 T. cent, payable
on demand. The business of the Clearing House was
s22, 122, 637 The receiver of the NewYorf and Erie
railroad gives notice that the interest due on the second
mortgage bonds Of the Company, on the Let OF Septem-
ber will lie paid at his office the 18th inst, on the
extension bonds presentation Of the coupons and on
tie others on presentation OF the bonds for indorse-
ment. The shipment TO- morrow OF specie, including
silver, will be from 100000 to 1900, depending
upon Belmonts shipments. A new Life insurance
company is in of organization, to be called the
Home Life Insurance Company of Brooklyn. The
capital stock ia to be $l25 900. The money market
shows increased ease and the demand to-day very
light Temporary lenders found it difficult to obtain
over y cent on call. In paper there is no change
Some further lots Of gold have gone TO Boston in set
Element of balances and the drain to that quarter will
probably 20 on until it reaches million in the aggre-
gate.
The following gentlemen were elected officers of the
New.YoIk Corn Exchange, for the ensuing year, at
the election held to. day. For Trustees-Messrs. David
Bows, John b. Wright, Isaac T. Frost, Edward
Hincken, Jacob b. Herrick, w. II. Newman, Jesse
Hoyt, josiah NJ. Fiske, Phietus II. Holt, James z.
Wallace, Jacob X. Nevius Baldwin N. Fox, S. l..
Husted. For Inspectors of EieStion-Messrs. NJ
Banks, Joseph Allen, Robert S. Holt.
The street was taken by surprise to-day, by the
announcement that the Secretary of the Treasury
without throwing them open to competition, had re-
issued two millions of per cent Treasury Notes at
par to few parties. Messrs. Riggs & Co. get
81 600 eOO Atlantic Insurance Co., 200; Read
Drexel g. Co., s25OOO0; Moses Taylor, 100000;
Pickersgil s. Co., 100000; Trevor IL Colgate,
$1,000 Hoffman 81 Co., $4,000, &c. Mr.. Cobb
had been informed that these notes could be issued
at a5l Y cent interest, if the Sub-Treasurer here
could have authority to sell them fast as application
for them was made; but he preferred to throw the
whole amount on the market at a moments notice,
without giving time for competition. Sales have since
been made at ia v cent prem.
The amount ut the several depositaries subject to
the draft of the United States Treasurer on the 10Th Of
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

The FIrsHIsG RAILRoAD.-Mr. Oliver Charick,
who for year past has been the principal proprietor
of the FlushiDg Railroad has recently sold out bis In
terest to L. B. Ltchfeld, esq. The new proprietor
has already made considerable reduction in the com
mutation farce, which viii doubtless tend to large iu-
crease of travel The through fare is reduced from
800 to SOS year, and quarterly and monthly tickets
are correspondingly reasonable.
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lAdvertisement.l
Chiffon


"The DIAPHRAGM FILTER Manufactured by mossrs MchRs
SIH OHARA Is the kind Of porous Filter to which alluded IN
nv recent Report the Coton Board consider thu artificial
sandstone which constitutes the teng medium to be an excel
lent the purpose The Instrument quite durable
and requires occasionally insure its action
"JAMEs Chiffon, m. D., Chemist"
Visit az this season. all river and observe the dying
tsbshmers stable yards and other OF mpury or read
arpers March the lnhabitans Of the roton aud
water aid YOU VIII not drinh Il unless filtered Sold and
Tanted by EChESnK 4 ObARA, NO GO 4th-st'' ~ l.
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A LARGE IRos CoSTRAcr.-Mr. James Bogsrdus
the inventor of iron buildings, has obtained FROM
Warebousipg Company in Havana Cubs, contract
for immense iron structure to be erected as soon as
practicable for the storage of sugar in that ;y The
hail ling viii be eight hundred feet long fronting on
the Bay; eeven hundred deep, and thirty high, an I
viii require three years for its construction. 1t will
cost al least twelve hundred thousand dollars. The
work is sesdy in rapid progress, and vessels are con-
ssnty being taken up for the conveyance Of such por-
tors as are completed from time to time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-03

SUPPOSED IscESDIARY FIRE IL JERSEY CITY,
About o'clock on Friday morning Gre broke out in
the kindlng wood establishment of Robert Donshea
Nos us and Ia Greene street, Jerey City. II is
suppose that the fire originated in the upper story Of
the rear Building, occupied as a packing room, aa6
ing was so On enveloped in flames. Engine Company
No. l. wbose house is near by, mad stream 9on tho
fire before the alarm was given. In few moments
o,ber composites at work, and IN lees than half
an hour the flames were subdued. Tae buildipgs be-
opp TO the Harrison estate and damaged TO the
extent Of 1900. They aid to be insured in the
Budscn County Mutual Insurance Company. The
damage 10 Mr.. Donthea's property amounts to s2oo;
veTed by insurance in the Park Insurance Company
of New-York. The fire il supposed TO have been the
work Of an incendiary.
RAILROAD AccIDEET.-The driving-wheel axle Of
The Locomotive attached the O'Clock train from Jersey CITY
TO Newark yesterday broke when the laekensaek no
further dauage ius.aire ed.
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MARRIED.
eGDFN-LEWIs-On

eGDFN-LEWIs-On Thursday March l. at the Second Pres
byifian Church Brooklyn by Rev. w C. Catteu Of Eas
ton Pa Robert Curtis Ugden Ellen Z. Lewis, daughter Oh
w. o Lewis esq, OF Brooklyn.
TUPPER- TALMAGE = Al Whitehall, ~ Y, on Tue-esy
evening FEB. 20 by the Rev. David Lyte Mr. Jannes l.
Topper jersey Cry n j. to Miss Mary Ialmase oil ute
hall, H. Y. -, c,I
the hnnnnciaion by the Rev Dr. seabury MI Frederic
Mood to Mise MsIgaIeta Maxwell. al oil this city.
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sTIcIDE IN HoBoKES.-An inquest WIS held BY the
Coroner yesterday, the body of Mr.. 4. Grandson,
engaged in the tobacco business in New-York, and
resiong in Hobokeo. His body was found suspended
by the neck in the cellar of his house by one OF the
dcmestcs, on Tburaday evening verdict Of suicide,
white temporarily insane, was rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-03

OVERHEARD TWICE ~ A NIeHT.-Henfy McCul-
len residing No 40 Hudson met with two accidents
bOth similar nature Thursday night at the Cathstne
Ferry About O'Clock lie went 10 the ieIy with the intention
Of going Newly paid his fare went through the gate sud
without psusng to see II the boat in debersey walked
taken his residence by Officer Austin. He changed his
Clothes started sgan In the OF bali hour went
down 10 The ferry ser jumping after the ferry
was leaving the slip into the river again He shed
ont second time and taken home by the Off who
strongly him to stay ut home until daylight which
advice II he took.
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Id W LVT'ELLIGE.NCE.

SUPREME COURT-CHAxBRas MARCH 2-Before Justice
BoSNRr -UscIsIoys. -
G.. S Groot ct al agt Francis f. James ct al.-Or'
des appointing guardian allowed -,
In he mater Of the petition of the Trustees OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church In Madron street on Pe
In the matter of the petition of Daniel j. Coster.-
Order Of reference granted. "
FREDERICK watbushek ct al. agt Theodore T..
Isaackk-Ceitioraii q snteo.
Before Justice LRoSARD.
The People ex Iel VIM. r. Kendall agt- the Trus-
tees &C. Il the African Episcopal Church ou other cs'es-
Motions denied. ~.
ton granted with costs TO defendant costs In the action
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NEW-JE.RSEY LI,EM&

err PRIsos.-Marshal Ellis reports l97 commit
ments to the City Prison for the month ending Feb
% OF there, G. were for ntoxicfioDi y for drunk
enness and disordey conduct; assault and battery, =;
gambling, Z; homicide, threat to take life, q steal
irg, 8. Nanyiiy-Iseland, II; United States, 2ti
England, -; scattered, g. Germany, III swi'zer-
land |.
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r,,.I am fa0 % AI3saI0o 90 HSyt2es Al

Total. .....byb,fbO W rlyoos<0' ~ posf'Scs IA
This gain of $S21, 800 Al bas sssen entirely upon
freight traffic, and ia mostly sfogs at the Caro- ssa'
lion, tho point Of transhpment for New-0rieans Oats
have been slipped in large quantities fsom Gaens and
from the Wisconsin connections of the Illinois Centra
tho deliveries of grain four potatoes, AID provso,s
at that point exceed those at Chicago tor Seve'se
months tast. The return trade in cotton, sugar and
oassts s on the increase and lattery orasses from
tie South are 200 tuns Of oranges
lemons, and bananas have been carried ths season.
Now that tho Mississippi Central Line is opened, Is
supposed that within few weeks one ortwo caroadsof
green peas will 10 daily cent forward to the Chicago
market from New-Orleans frstclass cotton press
has just been put up Memphis and theft lot OF loo
bales serewed cotton will 20 through to Boston next
week.
The February earnings of the Cleveland and Toledo
February 1881. Vos'i
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SUPERIOR COURT-CHAxBERs-M.scH 1-BOfOre Just
SUTHERLAND.


During the March Term two Judges will sit for the
heag motions and Chamber business In the fol-
lowing order: - . , -
The calendar will be called in the Special Term rooa aud
the Judge hearing those motions VIII at 10 O'CLOCK
u each day.
2 Motions for extra allowance
q MoiiGns 10 place Special Circuit calendar
4. Mo.icts for attachments for contempt
Motions discharge from imprisonment are not included In
tho above regulations but be made before the Judge sitting
at bambers, end be brought at y N. each dsy
Ex tae business viii be attended to by the Judge at Cham'
bers, from 10 TO IL IN daily
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A MrsK RAT KILLED.-Yesterdey morning, about
rg Bis beat in the h.shbObOod Grand street aud Eighth
80 ~ necnisr shspe ard salt He immediately assaulted the
snsI and brought down eessi whereupon seeing that
oase where IL ssceraned TO DC musk.
t He measured nearly two feet from tue nose 70 the UP Of
49,. ali snd weighed between six aid seven pounds.
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FIRES IN FEBRuARY--The total numbsr OF hres
ard alams in the District dorng February nciudins
the disastrous boe- explosion 10 NoeIand senue ws o'
which properly ebout SO 900 10 value was
sroysd The insurance will not TO one quarter the o
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The SEeuEL-Mrs AIRY Jennings, who was ar
rested few nights ago for dsOrdery conduct at Wal
lacks Theater, and locked up in the Eghth-Precinct
Station House as before reported was on the follow
iue morning taken before the Magistrate At the Jefer-
con Market Police Court. She pleaded her own case
with Rlibness equal to that displayed by many law
yers and brought WITNESSES TO show that she had been
badly treated. Mr.. Lawrence Bardon, the doorkeePer
Of the Theater, together with several of the ushers
testified as to the dsorderly conduct OF Mrs. AIRY
when the magistrate decided that she had brought the
trouble upon herSef and gave her the choice between
$40 foe d ten days residence in the Tonbs. Dir.
AIRY to the rescue and paid the fine, where
upon the party left the Court. Subsequently Mrs-
AIRY appeared before Justice Connolly and procured
warrant for the arrest of Mr.. Bardon charge oil
ault and battery. Mira AIRY thought that tit for
tat would be fair, and plans were laid TO have Mr.
Bardon arrested and locked up all night. Officer
Smith, 10 whom the warrant was intrusted repaired
10 the Tbeater about O'Clock Tnursdsy night and,
stepping up TO the accused himself inquired If Z" Law
renee BaIdon" was in. Mr.. BARRON replied in the
negative and sad that he had gone up the river early
IN the afternoon. At this moment Mr. Bardon's son
came mp, and after hearing what the officer wanted,
said that his father had gone to Albany. On Friday
morning Mr. Bardon s0newhat clarified Officer Smith
by appearing at the Court and asking the charge
against BIN. The magistrate, rpon hearing the cir
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fAdvertisemeu..
What ia II 2

WHAT Is TT This is the cry What is it
s the universal inquiry II the exlrsordnsy creature
ever yet exhibited at BARsUN's MUSEUM aud that saying
much marvellous crowds and playful and pleas
inc thst Il CHAINS all who H. "The Octoroon -5ourc
oa1lts famous Octoroon will be repeated THIS AFTERNOON
and EyKEISG at BARSUM's.
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THE BuRIoS WILL CAsE-THRKE WIDOWS N lHk
FIELD 1t is uuderstood that the claim OF nrs' en@a
beth Burton will be strongly confessed The ca-en'w
aands IN this positions BY his will Mr.. b0rtOn ieit
$1,000 to Jane Livingston Burton, bat It is stated that
ba rev.r yrss married TO her, Since then, Mrs. Eliza
beth Bur,on, Of England has appeared as contestant
ON the oround that she is the widow Of tue deceased
II now appears that there another widow i. phlsde
pb;a. While Mr. Burton was in that city, his wife in
Enslapd went there and commenced legal proceedings
aOs;p,t him, ia the of which collateral ques
,, was rsed as to the validity of his marriage with
her the English wife, which declared to be void.
subsequently, the marriage with the Philadopbia lady
was annuled. Thus, as it stands there three
apparent widows, while it would seem that there Is
not enc IN reality.
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SUPERIOR cOURT-sPscIAL THnN.-MARcH 2-Befo'
Justi HOFFMAN,
DECISIONS.

David Forsbay agt. Henry C.. Drost-Motion de-
ped with 81 costs unless plaintiff files consent and pays the
costs within FIVE days fIem service Of this order. ,
George Deshon sgt The Merchauts' Bank in the
City far seeks to orauine witnesses
oniy d. MED tFoest ss Forrest Bosworths Rep 6681
Elisha ". Chetter ct 81. agt. Francis o, Smmh.-Mo-
tlon denied, with Is costs.
Before Justice BoswoRTH.
Isabells Draper aat Joseph Ssouyens.-Case set
tied
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TAdvertisement
huFtf FIsWtlNt4F
FREELY GIVEN TO THE Poor.

FREELY OOn'
The poor aud needy suffering from bad Colds Coughs OF
other LupQ Complaints will receive bottle Of Mrs Gardner.
unrivsled lsDAS hKoICSEs gratutousy by epphcason
WEEKS PoTTHR's, No. ls4 Wssa'ngtonst. Boston
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THE $50, 900 WORTH or DIAMONDS.

To IRE Editor Qf The n. Y 7TibHns
SIR: Our attention has been called TO Gu article
whh Appeared in Of chs morning headed Heavy
Robbery Of Diamonds"
We beg 10 state that have been entirely islufmed In
regard the matter The d nord alluded to In
Nc II BROAD street stolen have diamonds
been sor from the Public Stores TIE records the Cou't
published IN your paper h that the diamonds alluded 70
above delivered 20 the rRhtfui weeks ago. In
accordance with mandate Of the intel States Court
We would however state that ben took charge OF the
Public found employed bv TIE Government In the
capacity Of foreman uamei Mchsel murphy who had
been to that position for his supposed integrity We
continued him in employ pent tie Representations
recommendations Of those whom believed capable Of judging
bs integrity subseque ty fund ,ht this had been
guilty Of stealing from branch the Public Stores which
have control uIisdcicn The amount Abstr.nea
would probably exceed $40 In value coned Of gilt
ewcy, portion OF VIII oh ha been found The dect
may amount 10 $50 or $40 Respectfully yours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-03

s-GAsE OF FARo.-In the case of Thomas Simmons
against VIM. E. Allen, tried in the Marine Court, the
pisins claimed to recover damages from the defend
ant, who, be alleged had given him $1,000 counter
fit note in payment of the plaintiffs winnings in
game Of faro. Judge Maynard yesterday gave judg-
ment for the plaintiff for 1886.
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Company TO be known No srd 10 be loesed In Gov ~
1his on l. subject the confirm ,tion Of the Cch
Couie TIE Coui..'oners also appointed MI Daniel hSH
bclTnser OF Calvary Church.
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cumstarcss Of tire case, told Mr. Bartcn TO go home,
ard that he wou!d send for him Il tie complaint was
pressed.
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IAdver'isemsnt.I

LONDON CLUE SAUCE.-Ths unriyaled Sauce
manufactured by PARKHR Bros London can be obtained Of
their agent in this city Parker NO besknsnss fn
article superior to the WorcesteAre Sauce ana on Do %
tsined at one-haf the price.
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/" SovyTUINc NEW."-Dr. A, II. 81

- SOMETHING NEW. '-Dr. a. II. SMEDLhf ol
No. Broadw ay invites especial attention to bis and
uakod original and prscced only by himself for the safe,
yssy and permanent Of STAnSEnISs" by elecdcy
HosbE, 10 10 ; o'clock