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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

Matters in the Cavalry Brigade are III
serious state There Is open hostility manifested on te
part OF the troopers OF the Washington Greys toward
their General which the officers have In vain attempted
TO aIlsy There is rumor petition has been FOR
warded 70 the Major General commanding tue First
Dvon IN transfer tho Crews his headquarters as an
escort some time before the feeling began Gen snaer
offered them this position, and 1t was then refused
The gton Greys Of the oldest and most hon
ored organizations OF the National Guard ana pre-
sumed that some steps will bo taken FOR concatloh
The 3Tth Regiment have obtained the privilege oi
undergoing their annual inspection IN their armory
The question naturally arises. What Is 10 presen'
other regiments from obtaining the same FAVOR t..
Rumors are busy with the OF Col Remney rs peh
eral OF the Fourth brigade vice Asplnwa. Tie toione
who entered the service with musket and worked MS
way M from the ranks would be gladly voted for 10y
many in the brigade. The SUI are CONSTRUCTING 'H'
question OF a new uniform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
CRIMINAL.

At Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, be.
fore Jus,ce Mansfield William Irving ago IT, or NO 3iJ
Forty AM st. was charged with running away MIN
horse and wagon worth Ssoo me Propeay ieSt
Che vehicle in front OF Cooper Institute on satnrqay
while h. entered officer Dyer OF the Ientn re
cinct Yesterday the prisoner DRIVING inc aoiso u
wagon and arrested him. He was held for examination
At Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Jusce Iedyith 10 cOlored women, three whte ana one
coored an were rged with being inmates OF uls
orderly house in Wooserst The ofhcers OF the Elgh
Precna made descent upon the house on SUNDAY nght
was Lland for 10 days each. Mark and Sarah Collins
charged with shooting James Glchrst on sunuhy hRht
In the aoon No. IA West.st. kept by Collins. the par
ticular OF which ARRAY appeared nIE IRiBSSs
statloDhouse. that an officer might DO sent 10 bee'u"
Hospital for the complainant.
AT he Court of General Sessions yesterday
before CITY Judge Bedford Thomas w. Russell was
charged with an attempt at robbery on ths as, I'm Tbr o.
ave Hr Ellis cashier OF the bank testhed tnat on te
DAY the prisoner entered the BANK anu na1e
inquiries reference TO the deposit OF some money ne
oowsd by confederates One OF these engaged .e
attention OF the cashier while the others attempted 70
rob tie safe. Mr.. VIM. +. Howe appeared Tor inc
prisoRr. but In spite OF MS sk W ,u peI TeaTs
and sir months IN the state PRISON ; John
Iolma, Vim. III. Lawrence, and VIM hessatm
icolor,d) were charged with eonmittl1s ieoh t
assault and battery Frank White coored residing
Ar No 81 Thompsost The assault was charged to have
been committed the evening Of the IN OF July on ms
own doorstep He was stabbed by Holmes M the riens
side and severely injured by the other two prisoners AS
IL appeared that White was the original assaian Tue
prisaers we're discharged. Eugene Rowland, an e1
conyid sentenced 90 seven years ana Six months III
the state Prison for stealing sundy articles OF wearing
apnars from the NowYork Hotel After this trial the
SIrt ,dionTped as tribute Of respect 20 the memory
OF the ate T. 4. Talmage. eX.Ciiy Recorder
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THE OIL REFINERY FIRE.

The fire at the oil refinery and pier OF NESTS
Lombard Ayres Co. at the foot Of West sixty
was confined to the large tank and tho pier on whch
originated The tank contained about 1000 barrels Oh
oil This was consumed, together with 200 additonai
barrels and 900 empty barrels In the small mouse on te
nier were the boilers. q donkey pump, and large Oh
bump These were destroyed. together with the pep'
Insured for g. 900 by two city companies Wheh ,e Ilo
commenced there two ships at me pierCtn9S Ia
cSac on board 10 900 barrels OF OIL and the corn
wallis 765 barrels There was great danger ~ ono .o
that these would take fire. well "a 80 tank cars auen
will oil standing on the side track OF the Hudson River
Railroad BY the exertions OF the Fire Department. tS
flames were prevented from spreading TO the cars
about midnight tho police boat metropolitan haeu 'o
vessels ont Ito the stream away from all danger
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DECISIONS.

SuREME COURT, CHAMBERs.-By CLERKE, }:
Jas Morgan ct al agt. james Drake.-Motion denied
without costs. Ieayitt +. Watson agt John L. Blan.
chard t aL-Moton u dissolve injunction denied with
out coSs Sarah Green agt TINY. Green.-Motlon Tor
Attachment denied on ground OF OF service person
ally the injunction order, without prejudice to plain.
fieFs rlfht 20 renew no costs Rosenbaum agt Kelley
et ai-hoton denied $40 OF motion 20 abde event
stenerAou agt. Kepper.-sherirs bill taxed Rogers
agt Farchld-Motlon denied without costs. Applica-
ton Of +. A. Palmer-Motion dencd without costs.
James Flynn agt. Farmers *. H. Company.Motlon
granted payment OF 80 costs 10 plaintiff. Cecil hgt.
Goodrioh.-MotlOn denied without costs Francis w.
keith agt John A. keitZ-Report confirmed and JudR
ment ~ divorce granted Lloyd agt. Decentralization
granted without costs Paulina Schultz agt Charles W.
schulz-Report OF refeIeo confirmed and Judgment Of
divorce granted
sUIREME COURT, GESEGAL TERM-in consequence OF
the absence Of two Of the Judges decisions pro-
mugit-d yesterday, and Judge Cerke directed the
court stand adjourned until Monday next at IL a.
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The COURTS.
ALLEGED PROCUREMENT OF A FALSE WHISKY
BO<D.


ALLEGED PROCUREMENT OF FALSE WHISKY
BOND.
The case, in which Stephen and Frank Kinney
are charged with procuring and filing o false whisky
bond came on for examination before Commissioners
White yesterday Morris Buchanan, caled by the Gov
eminent testified: live At No. 81 Bovery; never knew
Michael schaer; know both the Kinneys signed bond
in the United Courts the 9TH day OF May 1851
Inv man named Sebbns that could make 300 by going
on bond went but OF the place with stebbns and saw
STEPHEN hinney o are Michael sehaer replied Yes
they then said. You own property IN ltiVineoh 81
replied Yes g: went with them ~ the United states
District Attorneys once; Stephen kinney had
"a paper In his hand; Stebbins was called mp
and asked about his property. aud signed hls
asked my name aud replied Michael schhfcr" was
asked where the property was ana ssla IN hlyng,oI
IN Rvington-st.; then went into the U. = Commits
office. and signed my maine on tho bond then
lave me the money whether II Stcbbns stephen
Kinney when said signed my on the bond
meant signed the name OF Michael SChanrf never
owned any property In Riyingtonst. l have been
Deputy Sheriff. now keep concert saloon don't know
who gave me the $780, as was in hurry at the time
Ger in Mayors Office. Henry Sebbns called by the
Government testified: The tirst time saw the kinneys
ing No. Centre-st.. when / wa. called in 6y a
friend aud introduced to the kidneys STEPHEN
called me fool. and sad IL only form 10 was all
right and could get the paper back which should sign
by calling on him at the Mayors office ! owned the
property claimed TO when I signed the bond ;
Stephen Kinney me about 300 just after signed
the bond om Ke Sa bs p ne on and never cot
IL signed another bond aferward for stephen Kinney
the bond was for man named Lazare LaEare gave me
barrel OF whisky for signing IT, signed bond after
ward for Col Schwartz, aud Schwartz gave me barrel
OF whisky for signing IT, Alexander Koch called by the
Government. testified that ne solicited by stephen
Kinney TO Sign the bond in this case bat refused The
further hearing was then adjourned
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unmAN.PREACHING

This question: which has so long agtatea ' .ne
Mstbodst hodv ia up again After suspension ior 'o
eral weeks the Methodist clerical meetings are aSan 80
full blast and the inevitable question stars up
fright the ministers from their propre.y'
, In Mulberryst long echoed to the arguments
on tha woman question The meetings, together VIZ
the subect are now transferred to the Methodist Dun
Rooms broadway aud Eleyenth-s, Yesterday wen .'o
Rev Mr. Roche Tilted somewhat roughly ae IN
raw Mr. Buckley. Yesterday, MI pu.egs'' the
~ Lengthy rejoinder, went over nuch w, VIZ
same ground that hs and other ,sp eahiGd stand
against allowing women to preach II was s ser s
pDovatoh that of Mrs Van 20 Jaw against
Mira Farmer Though she breaches she does 80 d
N not seek license to s sap Presided at the
meeting Yesterday large number OF minister The
Attendance After the Rev. Mr BUCKLEY vas postpcned
mi ne xt Monday and the meeting adjourned
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A pAETNERsUIP DJspI.Tr

Paper agt. Schneider ct aI.-Superior Court
Special Term. before Justice McCunn-In this matter
some days ago. Judge McCunn granted order appoint
ing Receiver TO take charge OF the partnership property
and assets consisting OF some $1,000 $1,000 worth Of
tobacco. and at the same time ordered dissolution OF
the nrm the hrin being composed, as the papers pre-
ssoed 70 the HRqS9 as9Ye1 Q Tue d9epdapts and the
piaiuliN III TINS action. Now motion Is made on tho
part Of the defendants upon adavs setting forth that
plaintin never was partner that the only interest he
mas IN the concern Is sum OF 800 and contingent in
teres ia the profit OF the ru 10 tho xten OF "a per
me defendant owning all tho balance Of the capital
continued and the order appointing him Ia carried out
,hat then Their profitable business viii be ruined anil
aege that the course which the plaintiff pursuing
not 80 much the security Of his nte the money sdue
hin from tue concern as 10 - done through malice
they hagLnonore1 y pay linn his d 800 In, ahare OF tho
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HOCdL MISCELLANY.
THE NETWORK RENDERING COMPANY.

THE NETWORK RENDERING COMPANY.
The New-York Rendering Company were
again before the Sanitary Committee OF the Board Of
Health yesterday eDdeavorng to obtain permit to
nue the boiling down OF oal other refuse matter at
the dock foot Of Thrtyeghthst The complaints against
company been loud and numerous particularly
occupants OF houses Eleventh
who determined in their opposition to the longer
continuance Of what they ntolerable nuisance.
The old system Of getting rid Of the ol and dead ami
mails by conveying them In to Barren Island
found TO be pecunariy Improbable and the parties
holding the contract from The corporation assigned 1t "
the New.York Rendering Company, who fitted up
couple OF iron huks in which dead carcases and refuse
from slaughterhoses are now boiled down the fat being
retained aud the debris sent down 10 Rising Star 10 DO
manufactured into pOudrete by the Lodi Manufacturing
Company. Complaints daily being made against the
Company, and Sanitary Inspectors have been
The reports invariably state that the business
OF rendering is properly conducted, but do not state
The company have always claimed that the stencil from
the boilers consumed by the fires, and hence the
people who compelled to reside in the immediate
vicinity state that tho stencil coming from the vessels
Undesirable not only during the Day Gut particularly
compelled TO keep their windows OpeD easery wind
their only protection from the most odors
The Board of Health have held several special meetings
the subject aud have listened TO the reading Of volumes
Of testimony taken before referee appointed by the
Board. Yesterday the OF the Company
asked by the Committee what action the Company
would be likely TO take provided permit to allow them
10 az Their present location was not granted by
back the original contract OF their assgnees received
from the Corporation. which only requires that
the city limits, and that they viii accordingly
dump it from their scows of Governors
the Company likely TO have everything their own
way. There will be another meeting OF the Committee
today when ia expected that the counsel for the Board
will give an opinion defining the duties OF the Board in
the premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
MoypArs wRATuKa RgpoRr-,.u
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SHIPPING INTELLfGE NCE.

FORT or HEw.f September 10
CLEARED.
tri-salor Prince MeMAnus, Antwefp Proves Hilbert, Ant
Bh-Lat seops,p Perusmbuco and Baha Spring Bird whittier
Dsbadoes Black ssau Podgsr Geogetown D. c. Star sparrow
Betoni Mlnrullo, McAister, Boston.
sloop Odd felor, Dyer, hiddletosn, c.
tesm'hip Niagara Bfemsn Richmond City Point, and Norfolk
steamship Volunteer Jones Wilmington 3dsls naval stores
Steamship Victor Gates Orleans Sept H. aud W. Pass lb
steamship RApEIap Mallory Savannah md.e and pass
sap Southampton Whitney Tshuantepsc W. e. NJ lls days log
Ship Misaehsha MeGr.b Londonderry Aug a. md,s and pass
B.s Ma ,, L,Ga SSsso y days salt goat .sa &c
Brg M,banla. Mse,ister, Ronlout
Brig star, Pharo. Rondout
bng Mara fergu.on stephens, Windsor f. ssys plaster
Bng Caruns C.hsIo, TerIaDoss sey, 10 days birthstone
Big Charles " Williams. Beading Cisnegos a. days sugar
Bng Mary Gibbon Robertson 81 John n D. II days umber
cores
sebk Anthony Klly Richmond days wheat
seh Madison Holmes Howard Bay River NC days nAv. stores
sehL Ricardo Basros Wieke BsraeoA 10 dsJs fruit
schr Ben, Weeks Wilmington. c. sdsIs naval stores
CanalbouJ. H. Thon.. Wells ous-. 4 days lumber
schr Gee. T. Lsnpbesr Williams, Cape Sable, a.h
schL Wellington Eagles Windsor. n. g.. days plaster
sehL Ai.ds Laura Huss Para 20 days rubber and nuts
scuoosERs-kyEK coAsTwpa
Cops Albany. Louis. Gr.y Albany .....
vapor. Trenton. 0eorgans, RondouL
Onward, EhIabethpoit James Mctiee Eniabethpot.
Jane COanectlcut, Port Johnson
J. X YoumaDs Port johnson. \ II. Whitner, Trenton.
James Sears Philadelphia Gapges Ellsworth
Lsnsriae. warsham OnrAj, Providence
MsmeniO, Providence HaIletoa, Taunton.
Evelyn, Stamford. MARY Eia. Providence.
J. n. Allen. Newport Ssine ChaHre Providence
Mantle Taunton Lucy charrh, Nantucket
AIDA Amss Rocklaud. hme. Riugdo,s, Providence
u. e. Foster PANtnekeL Diadem, fAl River
John Wsrteu Providence. CorLeli New LONDON.
hilsa u Barnes Bedford Sueees, Ne" L"aGon
klH,. New Haven Taie Wind, GocklAhi line,
Red Jacket goeksoi. ime. " 1. krnley. Boslon. ..I
. hlii y Potter. koaBk T. rfsFnah ft"'lthte
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INQVEST1

Coroner Rollins yesterday held an inquest
at Bellevue Hospital the body OF John W. Hoyt
stage driver 65, who died from injuries received by
falling FROM Broadway stage nearly month ago..
Also over Thomas Lee OF No. Is James.s. Brooklyn,
who leaped into the East River from pier No 80 on sun
day morning George Georges vsgrant age 90 was
found lying In West Forty venthst lie was
removed to the West Forty seventh st. Police station
where he died while medicine was being administered 10
him Later in the day Coroner Rollins held an inquest
- Also at the MOrgue. an infant found ny the
police In Central Park yesterday but nothing relative 10
the parentag go of tho child was ascertained
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DEATH OF THE WIFE OF THE "wIcKEDEsr MAN

Mrs. Mary Allen. wife of John Allen, known
"the Wekedest Man in NewYork" died OF dropsy at
her home In RoOseyeltst Saturday last Her health
had been declining for time, owing habits OF
dissipation The property where her family resided Ia
valued at about o and is the fruit of Johns years
Of labor in the dancehOuse business In Waterst The
funeral took place at the residence yesterday II m
goodly number Of people present for most OF
Mrs. Aliens old dance house friends had come 20 take
the last farewell OF their old companion Only five
men were TO be SEEM all the rest were girls and
women Three Catholic priests had been in
attendance up to the time Of her death.
The Rev. j. G. Arnold, formerly Superin OF
Howard Mission and an old friend OF the Allen family,
present large proportion Of the ourners did not
appear to manifest much grief the loss OF an old
friend. Some OF the men and women swore strange
oaths while others talked and laughed they had
SO often other occasions. The Wickedest Man
things cooy and just before the corpse removed he
went ont and got drink Many of the women walked
up to tho coffin, Razed moment then bent over and
kissed the face of tho dead three times Little Chester
boy OF about years. seemed deeply affected and he
could scarcely believe that he was never 10 see his
mother again In this life. The husband kissed his dead
wife for the last tme and then SAID There the best
tIond ever had and that is all can do for her" As
the coffin was being taken down stairs he remarked
She is going 70 the grave feet first The burial took
place at Calvary Cemetery.
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A HABEAs CORPUS.

Edward Bartlett was brought up on habeas
corpus fore Mr. Justice Clorke, yesterday and his re
lease from the Tombs ito which place he had been com
mtted On charge Of carrying slungshot, sought Oh
the ground that the complaint against MN sn XIX
cbargcd he had the sung shot In possession ana du
not oharre that he had It In possession with criinin
tent TO te it, and therefore defective IN no. b
ASSISTANT Blunt that the simple posses
sion wasa crime under the statute ana was
avidencI ~ criminal intent 70 use Mr. Justice CeFko
tooI thi, viav and remanded Bartlett 70 the Tombs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
LIFE INSURANCE..

In the Supreme Court Chambers, Yesterday
before Mr. Justice Cierke the case OF secor' inc
traitor of ror,as Dalton agt The Royal Insurance Com
,,, ea, q, for argument. II seems that Dalton got
Rs lie irsUrod in the Royal Insurance Company fSr the
haet ~ III Vie the policy being for the sum OF $4,000
naitnn % dei and he married again, but su6se-
auenily died leaving his second wife surviving nm
This secsnd wifS now claims the amount OF ,ne poUyd
r. insrance COMPANY refuse pay men on the ground
that no transfer OF the policy had been made IN favor Oh
the seod wife, any provision for such trans,er IN
tained Nv the policy Tho administrator wants Ine
amount Of he policy to revert to Daltons estate inc
Court reserved its decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
ALLEGED PERJURY By A BoSDsMAN.

c. NJ. Case, a short time ago, became bonus
man. before Shields for the release OF no
tOrious oounterfeep named Harry Woods swearing that
he owned 5000 acres Of land in Suffolk CSsh 1s
trctAttorney Pnrdy subsequently, made investgaoh III
and found that TGo tna
ali right In reference the claim made by case, tne
deed under which Case claimed ta nS matter how
nod Ca.es t,,ia might have been, he had incumDered
the property about ts full value by sySf v ereum
stancea are vaeess Case was held In deiaut Vi soo
hail for an xamn nation but the amount VIII DC reauce"
nroylded he produces Woods, the counterfeiter'
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arAs occurrsd are still oosed but several mines tn
have moi been considered sufficiently ~ nres
a,Sed beretofore have been reopeDed ana at inc Pu
ant low prices FOR reduction bid fair to occupy ps
ncnt place upon the stock board There are cs large
nortion of the bullion from White Pine passes olreC
tbrongh TO Fan Francisco but the bankers are
ting Seriously alarmed at the rapid increase OF the
tty shipped East the amount from Wh .s 11a TP July.
tI9i "a. CO. nearly all OF which went to chicago
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For the past three days he has been confined 70 Ms
by sickness Yesterday morning Mrs Nichols '0v. ,ns
his breakfast placed 1t beside him. ana tnen i.
roo In few moments thereafter she heard tne rePo
~ nisto and Immediately returned to the roon hoaS
she found her husband lying unc9nsoU pistol grasped
in bs right hand Later IN the day Coroner
an inquest DR. Beach made gbt temple and
passed entirely through emerging on tne oi snoide
Jury rendered a verdict that deceased ~ mind He
while labOring under temporary hoerIa''o" VI ~
was native OF England, aged III years
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COURT CALENDARs-Tms DAY.

MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERN.-Nos ;Ess7, 3ji2, 3i1l.
$50 $685., 5tl 1871 1874 38f, 18i sJ gs6 y61, Ga t9
1910 15IJ 95S 1sss 35g 300 363l 2
(. CouRT OF GHSEIAL SEssioss.-Wi lillian Marley.
robbay Mari waug ws Lee gspd lAfeesJi BERNARD
r.oAns stolen sooi. Manuel COe forgery Emma Morgn,
lafceT
HRoooLYN CRY CoURT.-Nos. TO- 3. I, Is, 30, So.
ilS ~ o. 70. ~ 10 H. ia ia las. 10. ~ Ia. 10.
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Susan, Boston.
PORTS.

J. T. Boyd Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS. MI r.,
&c.. noxvo. sent fD-Arrived, bark UleI from ko te'
800 IA for BsItmore-Bhgs Chesapeake from penn,
AID J. W. Hs,kl Passed Out-BaFAs 0hH0h ~ ~" NV ''
Bosros Sept sAivsd steamship. AepRoa from Ssu: from
i yI BsI Fannie London Louisa u stoe.s rom
ION c. W Horton Georgeto~a Veteran Phisaepns; ouy
Anu ana sia.b.b 81. ira Lsone John BOJd Glasgow IRON
Philadelphia. 10000
,cThs steamship CITY y.. :. sSa The
iiaho from N.,. Yort arrived ,his port YESTERDAY
SPOKEN. $500 "a.
Bark serr. Esuds from London for Ns"'fort Aug !" " @
lon. IS Is. &c =, "a ~ Long "a one year
mt 100 bbs Of oil all WE'LL same time spoke "n 'a's
Iuneoyn, a May no oil. all reI
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SUICIDE OLE A MERCHANT

For considerable time Mr.. John S. Nichols.
wife and daughter have boarded at No. Livingston
place. Several months ago Mr. Nichols, who was en-
gagged in tho paper business in Parkrow failed since
then he has not had any regular employment and grew
nervous and lowsprted. short time lac became
Interested in new patent but this project 30
naught and served to render him even detected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
,, n.uv rpmrrE TUESDAY sEPTEN Der 2 loos

capital and agree to secure to MN any H.. cipcnmstances
TO % sSSS TO ssa Security
pointing the Receiver as TO ao ,ha eject mat they
Viii plaintiff y ,ss p sns De Srder spDon"9
on pup ", ~ IN ,scbarged and they allowed 10
soDancp and take care OF business as usual The
order was granted,
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miscellaneous.

ST0NEW ARE-Glazed Sewer Pipes 0rna-
~ menlrd plain Chimney Tops Garden
Tiles flus Pipes Rre Ek Flower Chemical Stouewne
Gotta Ware executed om deduL Window Lnr Brackets kc
Land Tiles Water tercTs aud Pottery Ware description
Long Island Pottery drpot 2el PeanN, n Y.
large quantity slightly damagrd Sever Pipe to be sold cheap,
36-l1C@a SMITH & WESSONs ARMY
%OCAkrRIpGh REVOLVER With cylinders
"a munon hs,iax doaele the peusrson aoy pistol
A1o three smaller fn'o Sold b sgenL a. ~ ROBINSON
No - (hsnbessL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

Mr. John Roy, New-Oreans civil engineer,
estimates eyee three sides OF that city, 60 feet at
thebase. sc feet at the top, and si feet hghsay 20
miRs In length-wOuld cost s455,2OO Two locks on
thsOld and New Canal would cost tJO0OOo aud thus
complete protection from overflow. either from river
LAKE, or both combined, can bo built for s7T5,20O
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wsp,cKIors ron TIL, pRrss

pisis, arriving this reqne,ted
tFsr package, addressed the Essfor Aeed Pr. only
esrOni .ihnG the .nsn .uihor,, OF w smonton General
Ayat kss, for the JOErad! Of COS> Tm,s TRBusE
Fgd Erpr Krfniag
Ant No DeHokrat should be delivered
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P4SSENG ERS ARRIYEn

IRON SAvASSAHIn steamship Rapdsu-L Fried w. n Aborb
" H. Parsoh, Wn Ru.st. W. Powers W. H. Stewart W. q.
B.noh Pauldilo NJ Rich, X P,,hst. Andsnos 81 Cor
taisHsk