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win be published At 10 O'Clock this morning. 1t win
contain the details Of the from Europe brought by
the Pacific and the Arabia the late from Havana
and the Pacific the sentence of Spring. the Philadelphia
murderer together with his speech asseveratng his
sence the election of Sachems of the Tammany Soci
ETY. the new Foreign Postage Arrangement Gossip in
Washington and great variety of other local and do
mesic intelligence Of interest to the general reader
Price sxpence, in wrappers, ready for the mails.
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New OPERA H0UsE.-New York is to have q
new opera house-one on magnificent scale.
We learn that slss,O00 have already been sub
scribed, and twenty-five per cent paid in. Only
$4,000 are now wanted to make up the sum
required for this splendid enterprise. 1t is in
contemplation to have it completed in Decem-
Der next, and open with Grisi and Mario.
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the nme" He drew lengthy collateral argument
between the ceremonies and practices Of the Pagan
churches snd mat Of the Catholic, after what he
termed the corupting OF the Papacy. The Hall
vas only thinly attended. Owing to press Of other
matter we can only give mere outline Of his ad-
dress.
The annual meeting Of the New York Marine 3d.
ciety was adjourned last evening in consequence Of
the unfavorable weather, to Wednesday next. An
abstract Of the last annual report viii be found in
another column.
The strike of the walters was followed yesterday
by that of the coalpassers and hremen who have
pretty generally succeeded in obtaining the advance
asked for About two hundred Of them marched
down in procession through West street yesterday
morning, sending Populations on board the various
steamships to present their petitions to the owners
and captains.
mock auctioneer was yesterday arrested and
held to answer under the new law recently passed
by the Legislature, whereby it is made felony to
practice deceit upon persons making purchases at
auction. The evidence in the case will be seen under
the head of Police Intelligence.
William eating was yesterday convicted, at Hack
ensack, N. j., Of the murder of the two children,
Mary and Daniel O'Brien Chief Justice Greene
sentenced the prisoner to be hung on the 2Sth Of
June.
To-day's inside pages contain full report Of the
Opinion Of Judge Strong in the Broadway Railroad
Injunction Case, together with q great variety Of
Commercial Theatrical, Sporting and Miscellaneous
Intelligence.
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TIE NEw MAIL CoNrRACrs.-We learn that
The proposals received at the Post Office Depart
mcnt III Washington, for conveying the mails in
New York and the New England States for the
next four years. and on several routes in
Other States for shorter periods, viii be decided
ord the contracts dcclcred, On Tuesday next
tie -C... .NA.t.nt.
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BroohIyn CITY Intelligence.

The REGULAR BUTtHKRs-We refer Brooklyn readers
to advertisement the regular butchers Of the City
of Churches 1t important for housekeepers to know
that whilst dealers have been recently convicted for
selling diseased and unwholesome food the respect
able Glars of butchers have resolved TO sell meat but
that which il slaughtered by Themselves The Hamilton
market which has been established by Andrew
Heburn of the promoters Of the Regular Butchers
Association IL great accommodation to the inha.
bitants Of that rapidly Increasing neighborhood.
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SHIP BUILDING LAKE FRR.-The ship builders all
along the shores of Lake Erie having busy season
Of it, The Buffalo Express says that nearly 40 600 tons
Of shipping will he brought out on the Lake this
Over 10 600 OF this will go from Buffalo, and
among it four steamers Of 800 tons EACH beside
eight steamers twenty propeers and seventy three
sail vessels.
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SUPERIOR Court.

Before Hon Judge Paine.
APRIL 22-Enoch W. Clark and others Isaac SissOge
and r. LOomis This action bill Of exchange
for 000 made by the defendant Loomis Ssson and
endorsed by J. j. Stewart Co.. who transferred IL to
plaintiff. The defence want of consideration and
that mere than the usual interest charged Verdict
for paintaiffs 81 229
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Orrrcr, No. w BRoApwAv, Nxw 70

OFFICE, No. no BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
RFrREsHxENT SALOONS.
Proposals to contract for the privilege of supplying Re-
efbments at tho Crystal Palace viii be received at th6
Office, until the 25tn Of April, instant.
Suitable apartments will be afforded by tho Association,
70 be hStod furnished and decorated by tho contractor ~
his expense.
For the form and dimensions OF the apartments and all
other particulars, parties wishing to contract will please
rs II tfis nFre
N b.u ln.vxlcas,ng arnks wl he slsusy bso.
hibited, WIN. WHKTTkN, Secretary,
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Double Sheet To-Nforrow.
The pressure of news and advertisements during
the last week. crowding out interesting reading mat
Ter, win compel to issue double sheet tomorrow.
We must have vent for the surplus
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City Intelligence.

THE FATAL CELL IN THE TOMBs. ~
The of the fatal affair which took place last Sun.
day night in the prison cells at the Tombs causing
the death of four PERSONS has, at last been discovered
and shown conslusivey to be the result OF poison
and passing down the chimney hue, through hole into
the CELL The bunk which the unfortunate men were
asleep, placed Immediately the aperture in the
caused the daaths.
ed candle near the aperture in the ue and ncared
the hole, the fame was immediately extinguished.
yesterday. and win no doubt make some prsssn. ,nsrt
touching the recent loss of human life.
EXHIBITION OF ORGAN At STRONG PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH,
BRooKIYN-We attended the exhibition at the church.
corner Of streng place and Degraw Thursday
evening 2st and to say that pleased would be-
strument We have no hesitation in pronouncing it am
instrument second to none in this country for sweetness
and sodty Of tone and excellence Of workmanship and
producing perfect instrument. The ia mag
nfcent affair, being Of black walnut add massiyeIy
organ is thirty feet hgh with extended action and
contains the following stops, viz
CIR. ORGAN TOT.
a Snia 1'sp.:on s''S T Esis
5 Stop DiapasoD, treble " II Trumpet .
6Frincipal,...... &C
W. ORGAN G +.
0pen, Diapason f TOT Twelfth. &C to
4stop biapason &C sHautboy .....
PEDAL DOUBLE OPEN DIAPAseN, &C. c.
Ped. and Or. Coupee. CIR. and Sw. Coupee.
Ped. and Sw Coupee. Bellows Alarm
The instrument has blank draw stops which afford an
opportunity Of increasing the size volume OF me- at
any time. We noticed among the performers Messrs.
Greatorex Maeder Bristow Melville, Brown and others
whose names we did not learn Upon the whole, tho
church may well feel proud Of such an instrument.
ACC1DENTs-Edward Fissel machinist in the employ.
ment of Rodman CO.. the of West and Hubert
iron shaft falling upon him. he was taken to the hos.
ptal.
lad named James Beck aud severely iH-
jured Thursday afternoon by of OKeefes line Of
stages at the of Twenty eighth street and Eighth
He conveyed to the residence of his PARENTS
in Forty fifth street, near Sixth avenue.
man named Robert Walack was run over on Thurs.
day night in Broadway by omnibus but escaped with
q few slight injuries
About nine O'Clock Tuesday night old woman named
Margaret Brady fell down in East Broadway and broke
her leg She conveyed in carriage to her residence,
No. rs Henry street.
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Court Calendnr-Thss D.v

UNITED STATES DISTRICT Contradictions.
SUPERIOR COURT Motions and decisions
SUPREME CoURT-Special Term.-Motions.
SUPREME observation-disclosures
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Superior COurt.-Part Second.


APRIL 21-Ehsabdh Hdrken vs. Aesrs Reynolds Dc
milk dealer against Reynolds Weart omni proprie.
tors for the recovery Of the possession of bay mare,
alleged to have been wronsfully detained from the plain
tiff valued At $780, and also a claim Of 81 Is per
day for the Of the during the time Of the said
detention. It appeared that the belonged to the
plaintiff, and was taken from her under an execution
upon . judgment recovered against her son.inlaw,
Patrick key, in the Fourth Judicial District Court,
in August last in which salt the plaintiff in this action
was co defendant, although Judgment rendered
against Riley alone The mare levied upon, and sold
by constable at shcrif's sale to Mr. Cooper, from
whom the defendants purchased her subsequently. It
alleged that Riley, and not the plaintiff the real
Of the but the jury thought otherwise, and
rendered verdict for the plaintiff assessing the value Of
tho horse SOB and the value of the services of the
same at 1856 SO. The Court oSdered Judgment to b
entered for the plaintiff against the defendants for the
two amountg $3.50 SO.
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Police InteIIicence.

POLICEMEN KENNEDY AND SMITH.
These two unfortunate now confined in the
Tombs under conviction Of burglary in the third de-
gree in feloniousy entering the store Of Mr. Hopkins,
The court has deferred the sentence until the term
They were visited BY number Of their friend. during
Yesterday and to all did they persist st in their entire
guilty The most melancholy circumstance in this mat
ter Is the fact that both these unfortunate have
wives and several small children dependent them for
support and protection, who, in brief period will DO
separated from them and doomed to term of years
exhibit, and how careful ought to be in their
ments through life, lest by one false step all is gone
A Mock Audioneer arrested under the Ne,o Law, and
held to Answer.-Yesterday, officers J. Smith aud
Green OF the lower police arrested mock auctonesr
named Edgar Suydam, q warrant issued by Justice
Bogart wherein he sta nds charged the oath of Mr.
Eaton of Pennsylvania with defrauding him out of s2
~ deceful practice csleda mock auction The fol-
lowing s the AFFIDAVIT Of the complainant Ward Eaton,
Of Pennsylvania at present stopping at the
That the 2lst day of April he was cheated aud de-
fraudei out Of the Of $24, by Edgar Suydam, by
means Of deceitful and fraudulent practices
Deponent went into the auction store in Pearl street.
Wall street. where said Suydam selling various
goods at auction and after deponent had there
at SO much per case ponent bid the sum Of 50 for said
and struck off to him at that price, deponent
e ~hsa said suydm stated H that 'o the sA pencils
came to $24, which he demand. and refused to
vs doa.s hen p at the sa ms
amount Of his BILL who told deponent to keep pencils
until to-day and he Suydam would sell them again
tor deponent further says that he is positive
the pencils put ut mnch per cse, and there
fore charges that said s24 obtained from him by said
Suydam audueny, with intent to cheat and deraud'
The accused when brought before Justice Bogar stated
to the court that he could show that the property
worth within two or three dollars of the amount paid BY
the complainant and that they willing either pay
back the money sell the property again at auction
The magistrate the facts held the accused to bail in
the sum Of $500 which he gave and liberated from
custody The complainant was recognized in the Of
s2oo in his own recogpizance to appear and testify at
the next term of the Court of Sessions.
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the beautiful oasis of Los Vegas de Santa Clara
in the desert basin. marks out already feasible
route for a through ticket, it would appear that
little else remains to be done than to determine.
by competent surveyor. the grades. the bridges.
the distances. the facilities and natural obsta-
cles Of this trail" That it may be rendered
practicable for railroad has been proved by
the immense droves Of horses. mules, cattle and
sheep, which have passed over it from time to
time in this sort of traffic which has heretofore
existed between California and Santa Fe; and
that the country between is not absolutely a
desert has been abundantly proved from the
dependence for subsistence of those drovers of
live stock upon the Indigenous grasses along
the route.
Yet we apprehend that COL Benton, in behalf
of Fremont, has another object in view. of a
more primary and not less important character
than the location of an available line for the
Pacific Railroad. This object is the same for
which Fremont was detailed on his famous ex-
plorations of AZ, %, a. IS and IS. over all that
then unknown region south Of Oregon between
the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific Ocean.
AS far as those explorations extended those
vast regions were laid down upon the map
and thus practically opened for the over
land emigrants to California and inter-
mediate settlements. Before those expo-
rations the Great Salt Lake existed but as
tradition Of the mountain trappers. Indicated
and illimitable in extent, and supposed, in
their ignorance Of the exhaling powers of the
sun. to have subterranean outlet through q
horrible roaring Maelstrom near the centre.
to let off the surplus waters which the various
rivers cmptying into it supplied. Before these
surveys, the overland route across the desert
basin of Mary's river was practically I'M
known, as were also those beautiful lakes and
fine healthy agricultural slopes, which flank
the eastern base of the Sierra Nevada, or Snowy
Mountains, overlooking the Pacific Since these
explorations, the Latter Day Saints have built
upo little kingdom Emporium in imperio-
at the Great Salt Lake. the wonder Of this new
age Of Miracles the route Of Mary's river has
become public highway. and thrifty Anglo
Saxon settlements have crowded out the root.
s~.'-s sa,aees iAO.a S-.-0 . I..lv, aau
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A WORD TO THE AFFLICTED

n a WURD To The AFFLICTED. :
Let not shame false delicacy keep you back, but
fleet that your life and reputation stake remember
that poison is death your constitutions
threatens not only your physical powers and mental acu
joys bights the prospects of the future, and wraps your
body and soul the dark mantle of despair Tho oppor
tuny embracing the aid regular skiIul Pnys:
clan is before you, who has made this branch neI.
cal science his profound and who has been favored
with extended opportunities of comparing theory with
practice, and did could adduce tho gato
lutcstimony ofthou.ands who have been rescued by his
timely assistance from the abyss OF impending All
applicants sacredly guarded from exposure by the gs
OF professional honor.
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The Primary Department.
OF THE
Collegiate Institute.

THE Fall session OF this School will commence on MON.
DAY the 18th OF SEPTEMBER and win continue five cal.
endar months.
NopupiI will be received for timc than session,
unless by special ageementand when once entered no
deduction will made absence during the session.
cept ofprotaoed sicknessnor will anypup be
permitted to Withdraw. This rule Is positive.
49, TERMS:
Daypupils,- Primary English Department. 5000
Classical and Mathematical. lSO0
Board and Tuition per session Of five months. 10
hafinvariably ADVANCE the remainder at the mid.
die OF the session. =,
discount OF is cent will be made on the bills oil all
6For further Information see catalogue, published by
BY order orthe Board, -
SAM'L D. TOMPK1NS, Rector
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REMARKAnLE CURE uF BRoNcH1TIs.


Mcssrs: sAxDs:-Huving suffered many years with With.
disease OF throat, affecting the larynS during which
time was treated by the most distinguished physicians
in Europe and the United States, without receiving any
permanent benefit, but all the time my general health anu
strength declining and the disease making fearful progress:
caustc applications used, and whatever else was
thought efficient for producing cure; but am conf
dcploable situation in the aryngitis bctG
accompanied with ptisis and gieat difficulty III breathing,
would terminated lfc had not obtained re.
lief through medium of your invaluable Sarsapa'tlH-
say gentlemen when commenced using the Sar-
sapara did not place much confidence inits TiTtuesi
and this will not surprise you, when you are Informed
tried than fifty different remedies during the past
years, without success but after taking your Sar
sapariIa 'ew weeks, Obliged last TO yield toev
idence This specific has only relieved but
cured therefore think duty, gentlemen for
benefit Of suffering humanity TO give you this attesta.
ton of my cure Yours, very truly,
~ D.PAREST.
Consulate of France in the United States.
The above statement and signature were acknowledged
in our presence by Mr.. ID. Parent as true.
For the Consul General OF France,
l.. BORG, Vice Consul.
Prepared sold, wholesale and retail, by A. Il. &c H.
SANDS Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton St. corner Of
William, New York Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout United States and Canadas. Price 81
bottle; six bottles for So. For sale by
= ~ = ]. H. CRUMBA CKER,
No. ITO Main St, Wheeling.
L. Wilcox OF Ptsburgh; Seaton d Sharpe OF MaysVcS
Shackleford & Crichton, Portsnouhi and +. B. AnmHI
,iOr
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BARNUM,S HOTEL,

.' & CUMBERLAND, MD.
THE undersigned, late OF the United States
Hotel takes pleasure In informing The public that he has
leased the above Hotel The building has undergone a
thorough cleansing from bottom to now in first rate
order for the reception and genteel of all
those may please patronize it. No eXertions will
be spared to mako this establishment one among the hes
Hotels ,a
Ihavc associated with me in business my son, TnEo
W. EvAEs-it will be conducted under the firm OF
ana the pubic in general are respectfully reSIcste to
continue their support to this house; terms moderate.
10. Enquire for .BarIlum'a HUtel.'
ma1O-tf w. EVANS.
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WATERFORD, N. Y, Nov. 20, 1850.
Messrs. SAHDs-Gentemcn- about three months since,
the disease called BeaTd Barbers Itch appeared on
my face and 1t is OF occurrence-n0 case yet
having come under the four Village Physicians
found 1t worry difficult TO stop the progress OF tho dis
ease on my face although tried remedies that had cured
the Ilmples chIds lace 10 tho CALLED breast OF
canal horse; pulled out beard the side OF
my and chin. short time since, friend told me
that had it two and tired different remedies
use OF Sands SarsapRrla. On this recommendation,
bought bottle, and finding received benefit fom it,
/ continued its until am now perfectly cured. am
led TO bring this to your notice gatutously, from the fact
that disease is not named in the list OF complaints for
which the Sarsaparla is remedy; that you may be
able confidently 10 recommend 1t for such cases.
49, Yours truly, GEO. Z. SCOTT.
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1917 DIR. Todd'S Pills

"II. Dr.. TOdd'S P1IIS
GAN be had fresh and genuine at the following places in
city Wheeling and vicinity Viz:-At the Drug
stores OF James Baker; Kcs Caldwell; Brentlinger y
Co; DR. 7 II Logan Co; ETed'k YahTng, VIM Mckee q
Cos CRitchieown); Brentnger Centre WhecIingl; at
Shoe OF Todd & Devol, market square, and at
the Drug store OF the proprietor, OF Quincy and
Fifth streets.
They can also be had at Dunn,s Grave Greek; Be
don's and Jacob Goodins's, National Road; Benz. l.
Craven Alexandria, Wilson Stringers, west Wheel
ing; and Ely Loomans, Bridgeport, Ohio.
These pills further Recommendation than tair
trial; they have been in constant for more than
twenty years and If will only give them chance they
will speak for themseves-try them. 25c per box; So per
dog; $50 per gross. ian6
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Rhodes MsNair q Co.,

TTAvE now in store .aeir complete stock OF spring
ton OF purchasers Il their assortment will be found
every variety oftrcs goods and trimming together will
heavy stock OF jmcstc and staple goods of the best
quality at the lowest possible prices 1t has been their
aim to lay store as would suit the trade
eeapness eir goods not exceled by the city
They do MT deem il essential to enumeate articles as
only spa portion the stock could be thus noticed al
best a besides, they believe that those who wish hand
cons No. So Main ST., Centre Wheeling to get them, and
tby will most certainly mover go away disappointed
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-CINWNNATI.
Apollo Building. N. w. cor 9Th & Walnut,
CINclNNAT1, ORC.

CINCINNAT1, Ono.
Incorporated, 1885, -
THE attention OF the public spectiuly called to tho
superior facilities Afforded = this Institution for qua
hiyng in theroul practical manner or th'
counting room and business pursuits.
Observation-Disclosures pi ~ Double bntTy'-A complete
practical course OF u gwen In the Ar OF keep
partmens or trade commerce. and manufactures, compre
hending among the most eminent establish
etbeT or purchase and sale Of
merchandise Wholesale and retail ml orting and export
their commission or on joint specu-
atiOn incJadEg specuations in stocks real esate &c
with Stesmboang bank ra1Toad ana DOCKS OF
Joint stock and chartered associations generally.
Commercial calculations embrace every variety OF COM
putEons pertaining to business operations being taught
according to the most approved acknowledgements DIS
count Equations, arbitration OF Exchanges &c.
Mercantile exercises are
cd this subject calculated to impress business
the mind OF the student well familarze him with
techcaties and phTaseoogy, including pro
Practical PeEuarshP-0ne hour is devoted in teaching
systematic style of business writing combining freedom
with thorough command Of hand and pen, accuracy and
elegance with and rapidity and perfect eGbly Win
Conl,rcrcal Law and Political Economy.-Daily Lee
lures given these important topics, as connected
with the Gvoeations OF the merchant In the operations oil
commerce practical workings OF trade, the
subject OF PartneTsp principal agent negotiable in
strumens sales, debts, guarantees etc also on the laws
Of wealth currency foreign and domestic cree
The course be completed in from eight to twelve
weeks. -.
Instruction being given dividuay can enter
knowledge Of the ordinary English branches is all the
The business OF the Principal enables him
to render assistance to those wisngto procure situations
Good board can be obtained in the city at to
TERS:-Eor partial COURSE books, ationery' ac In
a course books, stationery; PIPema s., inclp-
janS63-1yd Principal.