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New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.

John Vollner, age 3j, of No. 800 East Fifty
ninth -st who fell down the cellar stairs Of his residence
on Sunday night, died from his injuries yesterday.
Kate oConnor age 80, died, yesterday. from injuries
received by falling a ladder leading to the roof o.
her residence, No. 4O6 seventhaye., on Tuesday.
Christopher Rehwnkle, age 8, fell out of the window
OF his parents in the third floor OF No. 3Ss Mul
berry-st yesterday, and received severe injuries
Margaret O'Bren, aged ~, OF No. 3s Chryse-st, fell
down the stairs of house. yesterday, and very
seriously injured.
Rosanna Murphy, age 80, Of No rs Mulberry-st, fell
into the cellar Of the new building at Centre and
Chatham-ss., on Tuesday evening, and received very
severe iBjuries
Johanna Russell, age 20, Of No % Westinghouse, was
run over Morris WashingtOn-sts yesterday, and
had right ankle broken and hip injured. The driver
Edward CofFey, was arrested.
Marley FerdinandO, of No 1913 Yarckst, fell through
the beams on the second floor of q building az No.
2gO sprng-st, yesterday, and broke his collarbone.
Anna Goldschmidt age 3, fell out or the WINDOW OF
her parents home in the second story OF NO ~ COlun
bia-st last night and falling upon the iron ralng OF
fence beneath, received probably fatal injuries
Thomas Deyanny, H. OF Taunton, Mass, fell pc
meath the wheels OF train of freight cars on the Hudson
River Railroad, at Thirtethst. and Tenthaye yester-
taken in a dying condition 60 Bellevue Hospital.
william Maloney age five, OF No. $50 MulOerry-st Wne
was at Prince and CrOsbysts., by an Avenue
car Tuesday, died at Bellevue Hospital yesterday. .
roof OF the sxstory tenementhOuse No. II West-st,
yesterday, and was instantly Killed.
Richard Carey, age 3S, native OF England, was I0und
dead, at early hour yesterday morning. In the un,
Third-aves into which he is supposed to have acciden
tally fallen during the night.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
POLICE NOTES.

fire on the second floor of Nos. % and 30 Greene
ranges yesterday morning. 800 The building vas
damaged = 200; insured for 5000
Ferdinand Haltzel of No. s53 Bowery was arrested,
yesteray charge Of noebdiahm preferred By the auhonts 81
Goersyie Fulton County ~ Y Detectives Lmingon and Capp
we're detailed TO take the prisoner to GoversViIe
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
Martin Edward Mcdonald committed sng
boat worth property Of Albert Wannnger Philip Bes
held for seaH diamond ring woh $CO from his Ms Anne
Donohue, Of No. 409 Secondave
Catbarine Wray, who was released from Black
Island Tuesfsy reanesd yesterday for ntoeon BY
Oce mery Twenynnth Precinct In the she
pulled de OF his mnsache She was taken TO Jefferson
Market and was back 70 the Island.
Margaret Shafer wife Of Thomas Sha6er was ar
qpe 10 The Court General Sessions Yesterday the complaint Of
Warren smith charging her with stealing diamond pin worth $500
from her fther.Ray Wi1m Shafr The acquitted her, but
she Ss remanded another Indictment charging her with
bgamy.
At the Tombs Police Court. yesterday, Leopold
Hayman charged obtaining S from Isaac Sew by peonang
detective Justice Hogan az Lew, snen cross
he srd 70 the prisoners 6es sne
had pretended be deecuve.. cl
Johnson held In default Of $4,000 bail for rooong
Brannlyan Of So
Nathan King and Edward +. Cox of private
72 Broadway arrested last night on charge
preferred Bergen No ll75 Aanuoaye Brookn @
they had obtne from her ewey and syewae worth S REQ
representation that would sell the articles and
proceeds which they failed The WIZ De
taken to the Tombs Police Court TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
,nE EIGHTEENTH WARD MARKET FRAUDS
ORIGINAL AND AMENDED BILLS AND ESIihHfhs'
Ros,dents of 4be Eighteenth Ward, VINO nave

Residents OF the Elgnoech'n '' q,
,, 49,, go oommodious building which was con
..a1 o., ,,hoir convenience, should be rendered TO-
,,, ,et ,or the purpose for which II was ihtehuou'
rho evifrroe of enormous frauds are dahy "ooou'">
,nore apunrent and the testimony oi seVera' Son''o
with wlnn TRIBUNE reporters have eonVersed OH 'ho
sub,ect seems 10 point in the same dlreetloh
"a, Henry Beeny Secretary OF the hrst bOard OF Oo
u,ssioncrs and subsequently member OF the Board
Ia yesterday that while he secretary he Kept a
oonniote account Of all the meetings OF the Board
ese reports were placed file, and published In The
Tscripf at time, and they convey correct idea OF
the action of the Board whose intention IL was 70 build
the very best market possible for the money appro-
prated Col Beeny says that only two architects made
bids for the Job and II was the understanding that they
should prepare plans the whose design accepted
receiving $780, and he other SlOO for his labor The two
architects were j. W. Rtch and stephen d. Hatch Mr..
Hatch was finally accepted as the architect and 10 Mr
iltcn Wts que tne SIuv lSIccu uRol ~. i not 40
htch Tor long time ted 70 correct buI coulu nv w
so without Col BeeDy's signature. About a year ago
could not be collected without hs signature Mr h
wanted $50 instead Of $780, and Col Beeny Thought tht
this was fair allowance Tor extra palnslakms tbe
signed bill saying that MT hltch hdu luIisn % prv nv
plans stated and was entitled To S pay Coi ic.y &
is not certain that the amount, sl5o was stated III h, e
BILL though he read 1t over twice aid u eeeneu & n
Col Beeny amazed subsequently 10 learn ron % & n
sistaut Alderman Gels that Rtch calnei ana hau peon
careful examination of documents IN the posses posses,
sion OF Mr.. VandeTy WORT, the contractor, Iuy
the correctness of the theory that the commissions
anticipated from the first an expenditure IN tn II
Of the market exceeding the original esthdo lo
clause IN the contract made ny te CI COliis b,,
Vandervoor especially provides that work Ieriofned
the latter indeviation from or addition 10 th spos
IN the document shall be PAID lOr extra, iI % h,,
for extra work were made in writing ana signeu ny
Charles NJ Clancy, clerk aud were or lhe m -, ne
OF WORK either of character distinctly named OF 10 pe
done under the direction of Mr. Hatch, the architeet
These orders are twenty in number ana date ro hIay
IsGs 10 Aug a. 1860. Most OF them begin with the
words hereby directed by the Comnssioners,
and close with the words 10 be charged Tor as extra
work The alterations and additions indicated IN these
orders seem TO have originated with the Commissioners
architect, except in the case OF tht ol AlS ~ Iee
IN the aqor of the building. IL is as follows:
CHAKLEs YASDEKvOORT 0qsIE: 1he late &
,ermine 10 accept yol proposal lay bmnetei wood toof 10 uf
nsr al cost o S4l5j which you viii please take notice you are
hereby ordered to proceed sh Ney Ttspe clly, O. ,,.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
PUBAc SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS.

Excavations are making for the new primary
to0oOl IN Lexington ave. between sixyeightb and
EItyninth ste which s designed fOr the training
tesCLcrs graduating from the Normal College The
structure Is 20 be Of Philadelphia pressed brick, with
yelIoW sandstone trimmings. and Of the sla style Of
school architecture The dte 200 feet 10 inches front
hy q feet deep, and includes 80 lots The man building
viz DC 70 feet by 40 feet. and three stories high with
two corresponding wings feet y q feet, ard similar
vyins u feet inches Jy % feet Tie cellar g be eo
deep The first story 10 feet inches high viii be used
for a pupls playroom and jauiiors qusrers The
ond ard trd stories each "A feet inches high viii
stue The schOoIOOms, and viii contain sttiugs for
about COO children The entire cost Of the structure will
be ssI 100 and II il expected viii lie finished in Sep
tember lS72 in unc FOR tho succeeding Winter term.
Tho Dcw Normal College, adjacent 10 the Training
6ehoI n 80 near conn etO that The roof is build
ing This edifoc which fronts feet inches Fourth
ave and has extreme depth Of 2S9 cot inches, IL
-four stories In night of Phadc pha brick with granite
s,i6 ssDdetQns tSlDulDgs aud VIII cOsi ts6QOCO II viii
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
PERSONAL TAXES AGAIN.

Assistant Alderman Gels sent the following
letter YESTERDAY the Commissioners OF Taxes and
Assessments:
ind in the newspapers a communication from you,
which you state that grave exists In The report
published reference to the assessment OF the Harlem
Railroad eIot desire 10 state that ] SHAH at
give the subject my earnest attention, ana
II any error has cIept into the report
shall cndeayor 20 give the same az wide publication
the extract from the report has received aisO de-
sire 10 state, nasmuch have tried. by your card,
make pear as though this s.bject personal aAcsl
had been before y discussed, that the straw har
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
NAVAL. NEXG

WAsHNGTON, Aug. 14.-The following naval OH
GERS have been Nicholson from the command OF the
Portsmouth, placed waiting orders Passed Assistant Payser
Long Portsmouth, and ordered to settle bis accounts Lieut.
Mccormick and Caldwell Leuts Macy ey and smon
Assistant Surgeons Farse and AnheE First Assistant Engineers Mel
VILE and Parker from Portsmouth and placed waiting orders
The conmanlant the Pensacola NavyYad reports the death
August Of Abraham Gibson at bis residence Pensacola Capt
Gibson was on the The Naraganset Commander r.
Meade Honolulu July g. for the Marshall Group thence to Australia
ami the coast Of South health OF the ocer and
yol The Yantc Norfolk report for duty the Assuc Sta
will proceed week ten days to her destination BY way o
the Canal
The United NARROWER which has been rhd and
mod Washington ard will leave for portsmouth n H.
Navy MONDAY With he United States Steamer For
tune her full quota Of officers preparatory to
leaving ior the West Indies
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15

harnes. maker, was found wing In his at No $40
Oangest yesterday with his throat cut from ear TO
car ana the head nearly severed from the body. lie
was snhstruek DAY or two ago. and been suffering
from depr cssioD OF spirits ever since.
HoBoKgS.-Dsedriok Meyer was committed in de-
fault OF $1,000 ball. yesterday charged with Indecent
sault upon Augusta Meyer, whose husband was absent
from tho city. The Bremen Steamship Company has
acceded 10 the demands Of the seyedores and the
have been reengaged ut I0c per hour II is believed
that the Hamburg Company will make the same arrange
mont with ITS employees account OF the Dcapacity Of
the The expenditures OF the Board OF Edu
cation $l3,3os % during the past three months
The issue OF an Improvement certificate for s66o2 o5 TO
complete payment of the FOurteenilst. Improvement,
has been ordered by the Common Council.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
nrrR- SELLERS, GRTEvANCEs.

The German beer saloon-keepers held meet
ines yesterday afternoon 10 form an organization Tor
each Assembly District and to elect delegates 10 cen
tra organization tie object Of which is to secure pro
lection from the Sunday clause Of the Excise law, and
TO secure the passage OF law requiring brewers TO iu-
uish fuu measure Organizations were completed IN
the first u Assembly Districts, and clubs Will DE formed
in the remaining districts to-day general neeuhS
will be held al the BOwCry Garden tomorrow.
Justice Elliott discharged yesterday, ~ Brooklyn
lager beer saounkeepers who had been arrested ior
shown thar they licensed or that lageTJeer wat
OXIcdtluR.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
THE JENNINGS INDICTMENT QUAsHED.

Final disposition was made yesterday, or tue
Kipatrck suit The Grand Jury entered court
and delivered a batch of indictments, and was dis
charged on declaring that its work was finished On
INQUIRY Of Judge Bedford, it was discovered that no
bin against Mr. Jennings had been returned On subse
ouent examination the original bi as ordered by the
Jury on Aug G. found IN the jurybox, not marked
true bIp hut entered in the book as bill found.
This action 0uasbes the indictment Tor tine present and
as far a. this Grand jury is concerned II another jury
considers IT, proceedings viii have 70 he negnn again AS
i, testimony had not been taken III the matter.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
rHE LorRNEYMEN rAILoRs.

The Journeymen Tailors' International Union
OF the United States and Canada reassembed yesterday
morning al No 10 stantonst, Jacob Morsadt presiding
The morning was occupied II investigating and settling
various claims against the Union. IN the afternoon the
Committee appointed TO examine the statements OF the
Executive Board officers reports, and correspondence
submitted a report which adopted section by sec
ton after discussion. The reports OF tie Commit
tees on Finance New Business we're also adopted,
and, after transactng some further unlmporaut busi
ness, the meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
I NV E STING
MONEY.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company, through
its Financial Agents. offers for sale its First Mort
gage 80 Gold Bonds. They fall due in so years,
bear $40 per cent gold interest, payable sem-annu-
ally. are exempt from United States tax to the
holder and are secured 10y first and only mortgage
l. The Railroad, its Right of Way, Franchise, Roll
ing Stock, and other Property
@ Its Traffic or Net Earnings.
g. A Government Grant of Land averaging on com
pletion of the Road about 5000 per mile of
track.
The Road follows what is known the Valley
Route to the Pacific. tanked most of the way by an
excellent country and is assured in advance oi
vast aud profitable traffic which already awaits It's
completion. The work of construction is steadily
aud satisfactorily progressing; the settlement OF
the adjacent country and the building OF towns
keep pace with the advance of the road; n large
body ~ the Companys lands is already IN market
aud the proceeds Of sales will constitute sinking
Fund for the redemption of the Company Bonds
which are convertible at 10 into the Company
Lands at market prices.
Rclioying that these bonds both in point of safety
and proRtabeness constitute such security aS Judl-
cious investors can approve, We recommend them 10
th, nublic Government bonds and all marketable
acourites are received in exchange at current quota
tons without cost to the investor.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15

FVrh Avesue eHoteI--Inspector- Gen; Sacket lisa;
the on O. w. Cha, Of Bnghsmton the Hon W. d. Bishop Of
Cannecsscnt vYo and Judge Dobbn Of Baltimore
Hteslas HoieLIbe Hon T. NJ. Pomeoy and Braoe r Ross
Asburn w. and G. Grgg Of Illinois York Hoet-Dr
ID. W. Bliss Of Washington. Metropolitan Ho-Co '" manh
Of Mobile HOuRivin Adams the irageian HoGndH
HouA auiBs Of Buao er Congressman Of Pennsvs
Ad Worcester Of Albany G,y Horss-sI MaJor terfS'
H0,c-Leu Comm ander Wheeler u 3 NJ
Hou-Juge John Ersine Of Georgia. Grand Cen
bai HO<i-Gen. X. J. Underwood OF Virginia
DFPARTUREs. -.
Lieut. Sheridan len city, evening, for Cbeago h.
SchrkoG lat. Russian Charge dABaes At Washington sailed of
IN be
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
ROOKq FOR THE BLIND.

A circular has been issued asking aid for
the American Printing House and the University for the
Blind, the object OF which is to provide a complete
series Of textbooks, works OF general literature and
Illustrative apparatus addressed to the sense of touch
The institution highly recommended by eminent pub
lie men and friends OF the blind everywhere. Remit
tances may be sent to Gov Henry ID. Cooke, Washing
snrn N
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15

NO MORE NAUSEOUS MEDICINES for
~ Seminal Piles Incoutneuce OF UrBe aui Ppni
Uer Old d. HAWLBYS quarter OF century experience has per
fcted speedy permanent and secret Local treatment
roen by the eminent European the only nsm
eut and specific securely sealed O Sold By FESNBR 34
Thiriaye and j. H. LIVINGSTON % Lberty-st, New-iork
NHE best place i'm New-York TO buy reliable
Diamonds rich fashionable Jewy and Sterling Silver
Wedding Presents sQUIRBS 81 fultoos, Diamonds specially
CTRICTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically cured
- caus from business lmpoenees
Geueye Organs NY A Daniels MD l4 Lerngon,aye
NgAINE's PORTABLE WINDOW VENTl-
vi LArOR UNDERHlLL Co., s5 Dusnes-
CECOND-HAND SAFES Bought, Sold OF
y Exchanged BUSH L Co., Sc Ana-st, NeuYorE
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15

which is Immediately in lts rear - ,o,,,,, oo,,,loto
Tic customary annual repairs being hory ,H oupGS,
the srhoo, houses viii shortly he rey 10. II %
An nunropri.tion OF 100000 was askeu OF WHICH IL was
sapd 10 devote t65 900 for the purchase OF new ana
~ oi, mi old heating apparatus, and $4,000 for re-
i Wy ~ 70 hujilings The appropriation when made was
~b,St to the expenditure OF $4,000 for heating appa-
~ ts and s9O oO for repairs SO buildings Ihe lattcr
", increased by few thousand dollars balance ON
Sand from last year. has been expended bn an eohse
,ce ~ the manner OF dividing the appropriation, ro
49, 10 hulldines have been less extensive than usual
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15

OF this city ac,sS ana railroad oorpcratonrs aeeepng
osped paying pefsISn sSow fraud on their very faoe'
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
HOME NEWS.

TIIERmo mETEHY AT DIcKrSsoNs, IN PARK row
gam-ao Hoon-soo 3pm.-ei' hdp.sht-SJ'
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
miscellaneous.

NOR FALL CROPS of WHEAT, RYE, ard
L GRASS-SOLUBLB PACIFIC GUANo, 81" 'an' "ho r.
WHITE, TOO FfOntsi
I AIDES HATS and B0NNETS, Ae1 Lace
1 Gppur, Lace HATS S0 twsutY -tTtw hata Niaey
r,rr.ncd Halfprce Chrens Hats BNNSS Ahpsp t4' b'AS
vav. This : valuable
XNrANLED-DESK ROOM. or an interest IN
w a good Law oGes Address % sept l. ArrOkhkf b's
! b79, New-lAyeu, Coma
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
6elp Unnieo-- Mlales.

STUDENT in ENGINEERING.-R. p. ROTH
- WELL Mining Engineer II Broadway, ~ T., has
office for STUDENT in Civil and Mining Engineering Office sna ted
work Applicants well recommended Apply personally "a
Friday. Aug. ID, 10 II O'clock
GALESMAN.-A competent experienced Um-
- bea SALESMAN wanted Address writing gyng tieroue's
p o. Boz 163 ISAAC SMITHS son Co fS Broad
way
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
lhnnonncementaI
ncnA1NE nrnvents hnir fal

BURNErr's COCAINE prevents hair falling.
Visit E. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
once go Broa1vay Beeker e Of Broomes branch At
l4 Broaiy dresses shaw teather gloves, &c, Deau
thiy cleaned coas, pants, vests. cleaned Ike new
Use DOoLEY's YEAST POWDER, and you will
hrars have good success Ia yonr baking.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
9ituations UGnie6--females

A DVFRTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE Up1OW 4
OFFICES Nos M Thirty secondL, 3S West Twenty i'
st.. up . 8 ?. at regular Ohce rses
COLORED Woman wants q SITUATION
"a as COOK WASHER and IROSER or as CHAMBkkhAID and
WAITRESS. Call at IS Fourth-ave, 10 basement
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
HINTS FOR GAS CONSUMERS.

POPULAR OBJECTIONS TO THE REGULATIONS OF
THE OLD COMPANIES - IMPROVEMENTS IN
THE MANUFACTURE AND DISTRIBUTION OF
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
6ituations uanteo-- males.

SITUATION WANTED.-A young married
- man tAmercin wishes steady situation IN any capacy ~he
living be honesty .nd industry. Address AMERICAN,
Box lO4 Tubuue Ohcc
New Orleans Republican., 1872-09-01
Concert at Minerva He'll.

It will be seen by reference to an adyer-
tisement elsewhere that most attractive
entertainment will be given at Minerva
Hall, on Clio street, next Saturday evening,
the seventh instant. The benefcent pur-
pose of the concert, being for the benefit
Of an estimable widow lady and her family,
in itself should enlist the sympathies OF
our people. But the attraction of rare
vocal and musical enjoyment enhances in
a twofold degree the pleasure of the ooca-
sion. A number Of young ladies, all noted
for the exquisite purity and beauty of their
voices and rare skill on the piano, assisted
by some OF our best musical amateurs, will
participate in the entertainment It's con
duct will be in charge Of an accomplished
musician.
We can assure our music loving friends
that the occasion viii be ereplete with pleas
ure to those Who appreciate the sweetness
Of cultivated voices and delightful music.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-09-01

shew us that she has some vitality. During
the holidays James Robinson's great circus
will occupy the theatre and perform day
and night, presenting novelties IN panto-
mine.
This is only portion Of what our citi-
zens are to have during the season, SO it
seems likely that New Orleans will not
grow Iangaid for want OF something to en-
tertain.
If you wish to be cooled Off, visit the
Academytto- night.
The Academy will open this year twenty
two days earlier than last year. If the
merchants Of New Orleans displayed the
same energy that Mr.. BidwelI does IN the
management of his business, new aspect
would be presented in the Crescent City,
and something would be done to make thi,
the great emporium Of the Southwest. 1t
may be stated without disparagement to
others, that MIR Bidwell is the only theat-
rical manager whose home is in New Or
leans, and here he expends his profits. lie
gives employment to scores of New Orleans
people, and they scatter their earnings here
also. We may except, however, Mr.. L
Placide Canonge, the new manager or
lessee of the Opera House, who has been a
resident Of New Orleans for several years
Both of these gentlemen have cast their
lot in New Orleans, and they viii receive a
share Of public patronage.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-09-01

One Of the events OF the opening fail
season will be the Feopening tomorrow
evening Of the Ph0nix House, at No. sc
St. Charles street, next door to the Acade-
my Of Music. This establishment, we'll
known and popular az 80 house Of refresh
ment and amusement, has been thoroughly
re6tted, and the bowling saloon has been
fitted with entirely new alleys. The Phoa-
nix has a reputation OF furnishing the best
refoshments in the city, and under the
management Of Mr. D. Bidwell, its pro-
prietor, everybody has full confidence that
they Will get what they pay for. The
chop-house department of the Phoenix
last year gave it a celebrity that was en-
We'd by other establishments more preten-
tious but less meritoriouB. Such refresh
ments as plain or mixed drinks, in which
the purest liquors are used, seem to be
indispensable in this climate, and "a Mr.
Bidwell has long made it 3 rule to do
every thing we'll, nobody will be poisoned
by drinking at his sa1oon, the Phenix.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-09-01
The Southern Literary Society.

This association is composed of young
gentlemen who possess considerable liter
ary ability. They perform their labor
quietly but well, and favor US in the fall Of
every year with an exhibition OF their
talent, which is highly entertaining.
Such an institution as this deserves to be
encouraged, and We only regret that there
are not more o. tie same kind in our city.
At their election for officers, held last
Thursday, the following gentlemen were
elected George w. Yaudewort, president;
Samuel ]. Hart, vice president; Samuel J.
Rohlman, secretary; E. S. Levy, treasurer.
Board of directors: D. Danziger, chairman;
?. A. Orr and Y. ]. Qplatek.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-09-01
THE RIVERS.
Stations
AAD - ~ Iva - 40 Z " = +'SL -
Jelow high water mark Of 1871.
EstabELsheG In ES4A.

This is the heading of an advertisements
announcing that Hr. J. B. Hubbard, at the
corner of Rampant and Perdido streets, has
one of the most complete and best selected
stocks Of parlor, bed room and dinlng-room
sets ever offered in this city, together with
all descriptions OF low price furniture Tor
plantation and family use. There are but
few Of the old merchants Of 1870 now doing
business in New Orleans, and Mr.. Hubbard
is one of the few among those who started
out more than thirty years ago that have
prospered. His stock is tho largest in the
city, his warehouse is spacious, and his
furniture SO arranged as to enable the pur-
chaser to examine it critically before pyr-
chasing. A peculiar feature in bis moth od
of doing business is that he has one price
only, and that SO low as to offer every in
ducement to cash purchasers. Call and
examine bis stock and buy.