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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28
TBos. B. TAPPAN, / Acting Gro.
A. w. CRAVEN, ! Aqueduct Be

A TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF DAsIEL FAssHAw
AT the meeting of the New-York Typographical So
ciety held on Saturday evening Mr.. Chafes McDeVin
announced the death of Mr. Fanshaw, one OF the found
ers of the Society and pronounced an eloquent eu0
GUM to his memory. In the course Of his remarks ne
sao:
Mr.. Fanshaw was no ordinary man. He poeSes ss.
these sterling attributes Of character wnen ena ,
ze the good mau-patence, perseverance,, ~ ,t,
and integrity. HIS death is ioss, not oihJ :" WIN
Society but 10 the profession at large. e,
Mr. Fanshag was born in this city, OF huuo,e oh
respecble parents and entered the printing once At
80 much So indeed, as TO attract the notice OF Mr.
George Bruce, the type founder, who induced Mr.
Fsnf6aw 10 begin business io' himself, although he
with an Office, on years credit On the expiration
Of the time Mr. Fsnsbaw went TO Mr.. Brr.ce aud told
him thai he would be obliged TO him the mate
riss as he made on! poorly, and concluded to go back
10 iourneywork. Mr. Bruce prevailed ON hin, 10 con-
tpue his efors and told him that ho might have his
own tine to pay for them. He persGvered was pros.
porous aud in pe not only paid foy bis office, but be-
came the wealfhiest PRIMER in this city, NAV IA
well state that 30 great was his respect for Mr. Bruce
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COFPEF-Io l. sni. sales Of 500 bag. 2tdi3c- Other
kinda ,r;Iys q 80 bags Jamaica at ze and
2,3H do 81 Domingo ~ |. Tiltc
SCUAkSIhe bet heavy; sales 80 hh o. CUBA a. 81 "
IL, sud l!0 boxes Havana private terms. .
HOLASSES duh; sales Us hhds Cubs a nc Tor oi'-
thing
LEATHER-Heuocs and OAK both steady tho Salei are
moderate
FsHory Coz sni Mackersi in igh. stock and firm
though the msDd limited. end Herring are ado
quiet but steady.
NAVAL sTUR s-Seid. Tarpeune il less active bat the
stock light and prices ruls steadily sc for whipping ots not
4ec. types made IL this sales OF LIs bos sbd
moiehS table at az &C., cash Crude 10 moderate ieq esi
20 62 4 $50 b. COMMON hosin il quiet pnt arm NJ ~ 81.
~ ~ p $40 n delivered The hn dali ss-s OF 2ot
bbs No at ~ 2iW rs p 230 10 far IL quiet bus ssesiJ
OiLS-lin-ed in good request al steady ratss sales OF
in Cs Tor delivery 37Geo in sass ard In hhi.
Other kinds quiet but nrm ssss OF oV gallons Lard on p
yaie teTms
HAY-q he supply 1. larger and the demand ia sfi seI
sEEDsThe dauand is light for Clover Seed sses OF 10
beg Tsde3c. imothy Seed aud wanted at $50
e3 50 y bush Caeatta Linseed Is Ia moderate request At
steady rates 'se- Of o Dag. per North Atlantic TO arrive
TABbOW-lbe demand IL good and tho market Is hIm.r
OTIS n prime Southern and Western at lc, And 800
HIDES are lee. setive but the market firm sale, OF 4eo,
Greer Phad-phs at loo cash and 700 Sailed California at
I2.c. G mos
sALT-We notice sales Of 800 sacks A.htos per Excel
sior, private terms.
LIMEW- learn Of sales Of l0f bbls Common Hock.nd 81
&C.. sad 800 DO. Lump e II q.
WOOITbs d-n-bd l. less scgs for amercsa bat prices
rule steadily sales o. Fleece sld RULED in o'B 10 %
HOPS We have notice fair demand for Ill grades owiny
to very low prices sales have ben made az m bales sie
rie &C., and s. bales mdding TO choice ioG Toe, to
qusliIy Old Hops are dali and neglected.
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1-RE CASE OF Il. d. STEVENS.

To ~ E&tor sf TIE n. Y. Tribune
SdR: newspaper paragraph has 1t that am 70
ae dress the Legislative Committee at Richmond in the
case OF Stevens On the invitation of Gov Lecher It
goes on TO state that tho prosecuting officers and the
Judge favor his pardon. As any misconcephon may
be unfortunate, | hope You will kindly permit mo 20
correct the statement.
The prosecuting officers regret TO ssy, gave me no
reason 70 believe that they would favor IN any way:
The kin6ncss Of the Governor and the Judge shah
always recall with gratitude; but l could not nlsan-
dersiand it. Ii WAC undoubtedly from pnrs goodness
OF heart that aged and emsent dignares condeaeend-
ed TO encourage Young man, stranger and IN crii,
zeal position Civities accorded In that way shoaid
not De in erpretsd in another way. They certainly
could not authorize me infer anything bat what vas
expressed and 10 that there no intimssion rs 70
the pardon Of Stevens. Whatever hope rema ms 70
thai nnfouna,e Young man Is to be found only In ths
mercy and magnsnimty Of tho Legislature OF VIZ
ginia 1t is here any rate, that We shall 1904 "~
keen anxiety and many msgiyings. .o, s,v,orp
Yours, respectfully, GE4 SENHoA
Bosson, Feb % 1850.
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FIRES.
FIRE IN CANAL sTRERT.

FIRE IN CANAL SIkkkT.
At q o'clock on Monday morning, afre broke outn
the ladies' furnishing store of Lucretia stsnf 40
1886 O. nal stree, and thence extended to simlA stie.
no. 334, adjoining, kept by Jas. Laycock The ntsng.
ere soon on the ground bat before they oouia ,uu
eged nv fire and water 10 the amouut Of sl9Vo, In
s9red TOR 81 eco in the North American Insurance
pany. ,.oa ,-;,epaIyr
The sock of 1r. Laycs:k wss dsmsgeo, PrI am
IA F,ceIs;or Ipaurapcs Company. The bnildns No.
$50 , cSpsi BY Mr. Colt, was considerably damaged.
The st"ck Of WIN. Goodai, psper.psttsrr maker, No
S3S was slightly damssod inquired for Tu 10 s1s
nrsnown T1e occupants OF the upper parts Of the
houses barely escaped with their lives, aud Indeed
ssvsrsl wouLi have been saoeated bat for tue
TONS Of the Police and fremen. Officers Gale and
Iybch rescnsd sdy from the rear third story Of No.
p.c
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Auction SALES or THE STEAMSHIPS ILLINOIS AND
hosrs TArLoE.-Tnese chips were sold on the Goth
inst at tho Merchants Exchange, but the purchaser
having failed to comply with the terms of sale, they
were resod yesterday at O'Clock by Messrs. Butler,
Schultz q Mathews auctoneers realizing as follows:
Illinois, bought by &. Vanderbilt ........... $4,000
Moses Taylor, bought BY c. Vanderbilt..... 5000
At the previous sale the Illinois brought $06, 900,
and the Moses Taylor 100000. There were a num-
Der OF spectators present, but only one bid was
received that Of Commodore yanderbilt). The auc-
ioneer, Mr.. Mathews, having announced that the
terms Of sale cash. the money to be paid before
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received through tue commercial advantages conceded

received tnIongh tue coWuiereiai auNah akeS N'NVN
- -.
Il wouh REQUIRE moro spsce than I ought perhaps to
ask for IL were consider much in detail ue pro-
ysiobs OF the Sth article Tue general result - -
MeYioo IS opened for the 5tcO iustoo OF oar mtu
turps sud products daty fee at suoh sra'e OF !
as sban be Gxed 10y our Government n tue scar ~ ~
ciprocity. On the other nasd, tue pros uotS on ''
are 10 be aout'ed INTO iris country enner Iee ,
like rats X nav be s,fsy anticipated tua' NeI, 80
will come 10 rs from Mexico exoepi tue rs u''o'"'
a great 1a1a Of which sail Ne returned @yan u a ~ M
1lfacturec ftafe us leather, cotton goods Nc VINO "
H. other hand we ehall have market perhaps 'ne
most valuable that is to be fuoi IN say par Oh va
wctid for cur machner,, ,mpencn'7 VI ~
dusiry fsbrics Of cotton. a.. IN sL.o;l L.
an inCrasse5 eo grafton Of our citizens to M5xco io7
tha nntncse of trade. miniD2 aro agneu'tore' Tue
e. efeot mon that c'Dptry from the free Access
80 o., ;,sllicent sc enterprisug ASS OF men would
Sts,olv be 40 argument IN favor OF the treaty upou
,lnn5 OF disnteTested philanthropy to "a un'ortu-
,sonle ESut It cssnot oe disguised that whatever
Ill dperate 70 raise Mexico 10 the scale o. nations,
enc 10 develop her rich natural NUT direct
Iv contribute 70 our commercial prosperity,
n vc shall not rashly throw away the oppOr.
mi Nv now offered of establishing perm aaent anic0ie
relations with that county.
! DO not deem il necessary 20 discuss the question
whether the JuSrez administration is de tacIe she Gov
eTIioest of Mexico " is sufficient that has been
recognized as surh by toe United States. The oppos
ing factcn cauuo be more host this country than
il now u ard if it should Obtain the poSer OF the
country We may calcuia'e with certainty upon az az
presve course Of policy being gursued which Will isave
neutrality 20 longer il option. We may looS now
with indifference on the GeOIdors by which millions OF
cur fellow beings opprt ssed-bu when the eoase
demonstration m defense will become ioesi9a
HE A. n. ID.
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peaci,pcy 10 be provided for in 81 s48ooss -

The Cincinnati G0@ene rays:
"The scheme for consOl5a ing the gross earnings OF
tie two Miami trunk lines which was formed some
mODti ago but broke down under the pressure OF
powerful Iubc sentiment, has been revived, aud ID
now in fair way 20 be coUsUwmaiei. The ncgots-
tions have been conducted by M-ssr-. LHommedieu
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton aud Dayton; Cement
of the Little Miami; Huob ara and Jucge Swan OF the
t;oiumbus and Xena. TIE contract, we understand,
has cot been signed, but the terms have been agreed
upon, and tbe documents ready 10 be exchanged.
The terms Of the agreement Substantially as FOL
lows: The COZ rUrs for tSeuty years TIE toiai
gross earnings Of DO iues-tle {. II. u. from
Cincinnati to DAYTON and L. NJ. and C. s. X. from
Cincinnati IL Columbus, sre 10 be consolidated VI
these the C. Il. Il is to receive hfty per cent,
and the l. NJ. and &. Il X. sxtj Lime per cent. For
every one hundred thousand dollars ncre ise II the
gross earnings OF botd loes the G. IL. d. Is 10 re-
ceiye an additional one per ceut., until the division
reaches a point enabeg both roads to declare equal
dividend Then the percentage snail remain sta!iona-
~ This is considerably letter tcr the G. H. X ID.
road than the former contract Under the frat agree
ment 4 Great Miami l,ue Was TO receive only thirty
per cent aud no provision made Tor an inerease
Ia the event of imI rOvsd earnng5'
WEEKLY sTATKEEST or THK SRWoELkAAs BANKS
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hSHESThe inquiry FOR both kinds fair sales OF oil bbs
lf AS Is for Pots, and g. 81 for Pearls.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ihe arrivals OF Western aud State
Flour are moderate the market very trn especially for
uade gosd request for the trade but
the grnces quiet rates tbs sales $500
bbs al s5 i0d SO u for suporhDe State aud Western
as 80 oI do do; g. 3: 1T foI shipping brands
o. round oop extra Oo Oa IS 30 for trade brands do
b. - for that superior brand Perkins T. - and - 1901
Of 81 oas and Geneee extra Canadian four IL IN limited
supply especially choice extras the sales arc Wv
bbs g. Goa 81 10 for extra and double extra 81 70
Flour held with much conhdence the demand u
fair for home and active for the West Indies
6S5 foI superfns Baltimore, sc, and - 5G&1 for the
better grades Rye Flour In far demand Ani Is hrn
sales OF bbla GOa 81 40 Corn Meal il brnI saes Of
Jerseye % 60, aud - 10 for Brandy wine Buckwheat
Four : in fair request At y 75a 81 g7l = 100 10.
GEkH-1he demand for Wheat Il limited owing TO the sd
yAuced prices asked aud hear only Of 300 bush waukee
Clue in sttfe a. and ed Southern at % 5t5. hye
the demand il saes Of 100 bush Northern at dss
Barley buyers hold off, but prices nnohinE
sales o SEQ bush. Canada East SOc IN Barley Mar
firm 85d9c Oats rather the demand l. good 90
peciay these plenty saes OF Canadian ana
Western al s5c and state at as 046c Corn WITHOUT
change demand l. for the East and the trade sales Of
1900 bush s 0dBc for Jersey and Southern eo" ana ov~
20. for White do do. the latter on extreme ,,
WHISKYThe market better but the business is noaes'e
sales Of $50 bbls at 2Ic -, "a,
PROVIsIONs-The Pork market Is quite firm. Old 10 ah
demand and held with confidence There IL sool ~
qury for the future Sales Of 26to bb at ~ 0db 20 Io
Thin Mess and IA o.. for Prime lnouded In the saes
so bb buye' option March and april at sls 10 pesd
Is hTm and quite active the sales 700 bhs 70
for Country kess B0d az for repasked Nets al o %
asle Ptime and nois hess hrn, but quiet
Beef has hrm sales Of 40 bb ct a6G 49, cash ana
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pile roadway Of coo feet ano the grading and tracks
laid upon tho Island, will not much exceed 81 600
Ths bridge givrg 10 the 5lens R,ad cJnusct for
their Dixon Air Line with the C.caso. Ioga aud Ne
brask- RailUad CoapsHy, aud hereafter tee Galena
earS win arrive at and leave ths island op oore Clinton
regularly twice every DAY Tois connection gives to
Chicago closer relation to Interior Iowa, and for ST.
Louis makes Clinton the shipping poius Of large
amount Of rSoduce from Central Iowa, when their
market IS such as TO command tbe transportation by
river The bridge is faily Insured, and 10 paid f'r
owned, and controlled By ths liuton istsrsst.
We described, a few Gays since, vers dangerous
Frauds geld esgle which had bsen split, portion #
colo abstrseteG, md the vacancy filled with n Tnoe
base metal Il IL row stated that the white metal IL
known TO the Chinese, and the work nsnsbf on the
genuine render them OF oss value, is done BY thom
and if the United States ccers will trace back. or ex-
anime future come they will iud them emsossiug IRON
the Chineee quarters Of San francisco, Cal, whsre
many counterfeit gole coins in circulation, all Of
which are well executed, and taken in the Cal.
ifornia Branch Mint This metal, Ike the gong metal,
is still secret with tho Chinese.
Messrs Rsyror & Blackwell have cold house and
10, No I4l West 37th-st., between 7th and Sthsvs.
lSxi6 lot half the block in depth -stsry. basement
and un6erceaT, bIownStone front, LOT y iOO. Also,
lots moth side Of 99tb-st 800 feet east of 5thsv,
each 25x00 feet IL I'M aso, lot adj 'ining, IL feet
front ~ feet rear ta in depth lots IN a-at $3.50
per lot John McClave has sold Two lots on eat side
of 9h-sv, so f. in. north of 65thst. also, two lots
on north eide Of 9th 49, 100 e. east Of 9thay., making
four foil lots for 81 goo per lot. Mr.. McCage =lro
reports the sale of lots on north side of 6Jh-s adj
joining the above, $50 f. east of 9th-av for si3OoO
The report Of sale in Yesterday TRIBUNE of plot OF
land on south side Of 6Gthst, corner Of Broadway,
should have read beng sold FOR $1,000 in esd Of
Sc, coo.
The semi-snpual report Of the Sinking Fund Com
m,sicners OF the State Of Ohio shows the debt to be
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ACCIDENTS AND IsquEsrs.-Coroper Schirmer yes
teTday held inquest No 5C8 East Twelfth street toe
body Of Ann Muller aged four years who dsd lay Tom
the effect OF burns sena received tle l7th IL
appears doribg sbseUce Of Der ffo the
The little girl herself by play the srae. Hse
clothes coming consc, with the ire she VA 90 In
blsze and seriously burned result IN deaa fhs
Coroner held rques. At No aos sullivan street the
burned Saturday Deceased playing the
nth piece Of paper be accidentally hi. clothes
body Udeli aged years sad monhs, vh) fatally
FIRE bis mother lmmediaeIy thr. water.
but before the han-s exngushed the child burned
riously result Ia de.ib James Breess child
months Ole whose parents reside 100 tweuysxth
street was fatally tcsced Saturday afternoon Tns chua
ya, the floor whes portion u the stovepipe FED
doy upsetting over child kettle Of boiling aat
scsldng In result 10 death Coroner 3car
held inquest the body yesterday the Jury reafnnss
verdict Of Accidental Death"
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sbo B.cos firm demand Ia air; sizes o. $50 boxes
Ue.trr sbo private and w boxes do Cum
teristdCnt a slo Lsd ss'y bmj the -m,nd .fe IN
part fof he kSsu'-; s- IL 80 hb, aud t nj dl To-
cod@S No coz bbl. snd tea prime "e-tsrn i'r
April delivery. Dressed hVgs fer drmlnd AMI ae not
Cniy, at 1sle for srste.B aad slGic for Hams Clt
M-sts QUIT b-,vy s.e 4 b hn IL An tcs A. e.
&c for Suoaieri aud st9se fo' Hams butter ia f.ir de-
nsnd ana hu hrineT With export
iBqay sa- of OHIO At itin aud STATE i.o BE- Ch---
in f.ir demand hGs rghur quote u Ic the lat
ter for choice State.
COTTOH-T The market i loser Indicated % quota
tons. Sales Of aho taes We quote;
nEw.YuRK CLASSIFICATION
u.rt9. A.hi A. r.
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MISSIONARIES SAILTD.-The Rev. Solomon Carpen-
ter, ID. d., who returned from Shanshae about year
since, with his wife and Chinese teacher, after a
idence there Of about twelve years. sailed in the N b.
Palmer The Oath inst for the scene of his former
labors. DIR. Carpenter was graduate of Brown Uni
versity, Providence r. l., and is connected with the
Seycnth-Day Baptist denomination.
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u,oumAr Rnnprpr-On SATURDAY. night s m.u

HIGHWAY RoBBERT.-On Saturday night, ns1
eso c. William. Knocked senseles. to the ground. b.
blow the hess from behind W on lying i4seni
bis ed Of - cash and various onsr articles
after hch the robber effected bis escape. sundy ugns
officer Mueller Of the Eleventh Precinct steT severe uss
succeeded in arresng German, named Charles 0eh,u
baker, who ID niiied by Williams being his s'.aiiaa
The taken before Justice Brennan who held hia
for examination
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CoLrsBA COLLEGE LAW ScHooL.-Wiau Curtis
Noyes esq, viii deliver the second lecture of series
before the law studsnts at No. q LafAyee-place his
evening, al u o'clock. Subject Criminal Jurspru-
denee in America before the Revolution" These lee
lures are open to the public
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De1ctt Soto %
Tho temporary loan yed so ?S 20 excess aad the sinking
Fund short Geo 20 the whole failing TO ssy tbs de-
ranos sgsnst by S54 ga ~. -
The Couui show that this method o. operating will
Keep running the fund behind ard ooSs: This 81
the beginning OF the hscs the sinking FUND are dy
constituted Inadequate it, proper annual Dur
den with o.d socruug 10 previous years OF i
Iesul; the o. TIA. year Il the present "a OF
increased may be gathered from the following
estimate: ........
Charges for 1885,. immunity i59oUS5 ~
H.ctipts for 1860. ................. $1,000 W
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ACCUSED OF PERJURY. Yesterday afternoon, OF
Ger Barron OF The Lower Police Ccu arrested lrnst
hoagsLd provision dealer Of Newark, N j. Vsb
CHARGED it'll having committed perjury Tne iiusnt is
Mr. George Cone Of scranton and ne alleges sa
2 OF Juy last the accused deliberately 20 iase
en before Justice in the first Judicial Oistot
Court officer has the arrzE for hs arrest OF dsaS
land FOR some months bas been unable to md him hef-t-
In desut Ct 81 90 bail Ju'tioe Connolly committed the
10 trial
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The business Of the Clearing-I House to-day was
$25 1879. Ihs Bank of louisiana has declared
scmi-auuus di vidsnd of y cent payable to New
York stockholders, lees exchange at the Merchants
Bank IN this city, ON the 9Th Of March. Tue interest
90 the jersey Company Oh Bonds, due on the lei Of
March, will he paid AZ the American Exchange Bank
in this city. William Whitney, esq, son Of aud ex-
ecutor of Step hen Whitney, deceased elected oa
Saturday iast by the Board Of Directors OF tie New
Jersey Railroad ard Transportation Company as a
Director 20 fiji the vacancy caused by Toe death of his
father. Boston is becoming creditor city, and it is
poesble that souo specie will DO sect next week TO
bblsnce aecooDts. A correspondent at San Francisco
writes that California will this year 10 addition to her
gold send w. $40 GO 000 to $50 00O GJ0 in silver. Toe
monty marker continues very easy, as before noi,ed
Demard osDe sre al y cent, and strictly gl-edged
paper a g Up 10 July and August. Acceptable four
or SIX month"; paper is placed at cent without
difficulty.
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad, with uhe
property and effects belonging to it, cold a. Chilli
cobe on Saturday. The prcpertJ was purchased ia
the name of Noah l. Wilson, David Gibson, ADD
others trustees under compounds of agreement Tor
altslization. The effect Of the sale Will be the reor-
gsnization Of the Company free OF debt as the value
of the property ia be represented entirely by the
capital stock, all the mortgages being wiped OUT The
property was sold for tae minimum amount fixed b.
the Court COO
Tee Batk Statement of the week il an uuimportant
one. The movement has been very uniform, the va
Istiols III the items ON last week being il each case
le,s thai S2C00O0. The specie in bank, however, is
consldera'ly larger TO-DAY than indicated by tbs re-
turns the Csorria arrival OF s. 100000 having gone
in to-day. Within day or two the SAT- Treasury viii
d burse million, and is ated that the Vanderbilt
boat from Aspinwal, now due, brings three Vr four
huucr red thousspd dollars board. During the week
IN the absence of foreign drain, the specie reserve of
the banks ought to up to twenty-five and half
milions.
The following Is statement Of the condition Of the
/ Banks of the City Of Eew-York;
! Peb. Difference.
2J5 s24. 20s
specie............. 2o59ll89 q. Ssg6 IDe. lS2 90
Circulation 8O5OCol 7s8,5s5 Dec. l2l i0s
Deposits 7GS2s,24o TG,4t957 Iao... l+S 7S7
The movement, of the Banks since Nov. n, 1855,
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IAdvertisemsnt |
.DnHUACVnN

JOSHUA r. BRrpes ~ D. offers his prcfe.siona services &
bis n the Gratfenbsg institution, No 80 Parkrsv
NewYcrk l7egularities and Diseasss 0 Wonss, sssT
dspon Crr.umpon chronic zagBanf dissasss (botk
constitutional skury srd sgccessflIy treated
Ofsce hours, 10 !, and 3toA
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DISHONEST SERvAST.-On Sunday evening Aphonsa
Mtugles Fruchnan arrested by Officer Harold Of tss
Twentieth Precinct charged with having soisn gold vat
valued 1, the property symms Gardner Of No. e
West Thry-sevenh street The accused formerly sx
vent the employ Of Mr. Gar6iner Sunday
the other servahts and finally ~est
with of Mr. GARDENERS children Here be -
have indu ed mis- curiosity to the eIten, of looking ths val
usbes sud finding the wsch yng table appropriated toe
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TIE "RIGGs TRUss."- medical PROFESSORS
and others ore invited together WITH
other appliances for ysTcoce Pies Proapsus All AMI
ged veins OF the legs SuppeTter &C. 80 Broome n Il
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fAdveniseniept.I

LoEDOH CLUE SAUcE.-Ihs QnrIvaled Sa1ces
manufactured by PARKEk Bsos London be ootsncs 81
their agent in this city A J. PAREHK Ne IS Beekmanst n
article sIpedor the Wsrcesersre ss1ee and be D.
tanned At one-hsf the price.
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GOURAUD's ORIENTAL CREAM, for instantly
beagtysag the complexion dissip.ting heckle' &C. Ne ~
WAker-st Beware Of vile imiis ion under the G
White Oriental Cresm, b the cOunseeitsT Il B.>
neit's Cocaine.
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The SoAEEsGgRs.-Aboul two hundred men have
been discharged by the City Inspector since the
tract for cleaning has been given to Mr. Smith
Some of these have been reengagsd by Mr.. Smith. A
great many of them about the Office Of the City
Inspector during yesterday, in state Of considerable
excitement Mr.. Smith has begun to remove the ashes
and is making preparatory arrangements for street
renovation in general.