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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11
N1L11AM.LrRcn DI.pEN .AnH.-The regnl
L.JERSEY ITEMS.

NEw.JERsEY METHODIST COSFERESCE.-The twen-
toh annuG! s.ssiOn OF the NewJrrsey Conference of
The NJ. +. Church, met at the Broad street NJ. +.
Church, Newark, Wednesday, Bishop Simpson
presided The Secretary OF the last Conference then
called the roll, and very large majority of the MEM
hen Answered TO their names. -Four have died during
tie year-CuItis Talcy, VIM. '. Darow, james II.
PrlmrO1e and samuel " Wood, late of Newark. JEFF.
ferson Lewis Secretary of the Conference fer q
Der of yeals past, unanimously reelected An eI
Libit If the Western Book Concern read showing
tlat Notwithstanding the large payments which have
been MADE towards qudatlDg the claims OF the VI. Il.
Church south. the Concern Is still unembaTassed and
pIo~p.rous. The Conference then proceeded with its
business until the boar Of adjournment. During the
Conference q number Of distinguished visitors from
abroad and from other Conferences expected 10 be
present amor whom will be Rev. Messrs. Scott and
Gather delegate. from the irish Conference Rev. VIM.
Roberts, Of Oregon, and Rev. Ludwig jacob SupeI-
ntenGent Of the VI. f.. Mission in Germany. Rev. j.
D. Balm Of California, is also expected. At th- So
sion the delegates to the General Conference will be
elected Last evening the anniversary Of the Ladies
City Mission was held IN the Broad street Church,
when addresres to be delivered by X. h. Rylence,
). b. Wakey aid Charles H. Whitecar.
PoLIrIcAL JoLLHIcATIos.-An impromp.u Demo
o.fcsiol up in hobOGen "edneday night.
il honor Of The Denocrafc victory DoiwortHs baud
the occasion sad orchht procession formed,
tie sgeces.ui candidates " whom AZ home
heaDtus onffes sc-d fireworks were discharged AID
guss were hf-d-
APPOisTNEET .-BngGder General l.. X. '. wight
Il Hudson be- 5n appointed by Cos Prc- BE- MsorGen
re- oftls seco-d Dni.ou Of the Jersey STATE Militia in
pace 0i Gen M.uG-vils, lecess-d.
FIRE DEPARrnEsr or TIE CIR % HUDsoS.-
Mutual HooE srd Ladder Company No. aud HIdson Hook
Lscder Con pay No received tEer trucks ss evening
from marutsc9rers in New York The trucks 10
Myerei them the ferry Hoboken and the Two Com
psp-s together with EDsne Company No Of h1ds0n IN
gufon nsrctsd 'lerce through Hoboken and to Hud'OD
rsrscng y the city CO ations we're erVsd
PoocEs HoboEen Alderman Bsattys in Hufsoa
Ocs trucks ~ be- located u tie L0ftAefn All The
0t-er u tee s.gtleg- pait OF tue city.
ForsD DFAD-Ye.terday morning 4 named
NcIp,0.b vas found dead Edward
barton Weshr sfou street, Jersy cry where be III se,.
Grt tie rxht on He had led iisspafed lie, a2d
had been drkrE freely the dsy Previously COroners jury
paLueied and some evidence ~. sken II was a.,
,ourpef he oriGz Mcintosh y years Of
az formerly resided IN Canada. l. supposed that be
y as s.hOesisa By lsuE on Is face.
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Aivertis. men'.
TUF NFw ROTARY LOCK-FOr Store Doors,

Dwellings Sc the strength simplicity sud security
best Bank and Iron safe LOCKS In II is iub.
ntey SUPERIOR any the clumsy changed small
PUT pocket portemonnse A nirous
OF charges can made IN The lock will be made alike,
unless expressly ordered Is security lays the impo
sbiy OF he sing opened without he right key For sale BY
he Ps,eutees HOLMES VALENTINE BVrLES,
Nos. 30 and % Maiden ANA
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AtvertisementI
DR. : Y EITCH'S "SIX LECTURES on the PRE-

Walton sid CURE Of CONSUMPTION. AsraN. BROScHris
HSsST spd The Laws Of LIFE With full exposition
Ct INDICATED lNHALkriOS. A new edition, h1ndsomet
hounr muslin RACES EHgravinss and steel Portrait NJ
the Author furnished 20 Tor ityslds a. : cents per
oory,ul.,anrsy eif'Sl be sent by ma, posAss - crS
Apply BY letter, Or personally, 10 : FITCH Co.. No 7lt
Br1GdV " New York.
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Advertisement.
LYONS KATHAIRON- Tic immesse popularity

Of the unequaed Toilet article is entirely without precedent
It's sry loo Coo bo'fie aud tue demand 10
constantly II air when has taes
preserves and beautihes it. iHplruns To II beanuA
gloss dsndruf a.i keeps the H.iE perfectly cetai
de- shfgi renders the peastn'est article
made Sold everywhere BY All respectable desleSs
HE.TH NYSIOoP Co. PrOpreios No O. Liberty 81 n T.
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fAdyedisement
WIvDOW SHADES White and Buff Holland

Picture CosDs fAssELs Sc, wholesale aud retail by
WOopFcRD WEMPLE Manufacturers, No y Cahsrine st,
NewYo-k Country merchants supplied n tho lowest prices.
and the reasonable terms
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Advertisement.
RASkIN'S OLD STAND.

y
HostEzY, UspERCARNENTs, GLOVES, &C.
We beg thanks Discriminating public 'or
the constantly bestowed Ess1-a
ueul shall regard evidence hat en-
uoIs turus AID importing she NOS desirable styles
ke~rrs AID selling durable gods 81
yery low prices are appreciated
ALEX RANKIN L Co. Hosisrs
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Advertisement
CONsUNPTlON.-l desire tn treat all COnsump-


hut particularly those who have tired al other physicians
without ruliei Experience has shOSn that CsN
SUMPTION readily other disease, and that LUNG
and CorcH SlRUP POSITIVE for Consumption a.
ysltd forms MS " j. MABN, -
Psychics Physician and Tterspeus 80 Wes, Shst v I.
Office toGrs IL 4 H. 10 I .. m. Wednesdays excepted
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7 r
Tbo NEx.YoEE HOTEL will continue is accustomed baH-
ness uowhAndus The decision OF Justice SOsson Of ta-
JUDGES oftAe Superior Court shall appeal and hope sue
ces.ftlly hs GecTee. HIRAM CRAsros
New.YoIk Hotel, April II, 1876
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ADVERTISEMENT
GAS Gas GAS FXTTRrs Of new and beau-

tfll designs lust for the Spring Trade.
Also the cheapest and best PORTABLE Gas WORKS OF new
improved for private dwellings villages &c
For Wholesale retail all our great Manufacturing Dsoot
No SO Broadway. ARCHER, WARNER "a.
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Advertisement

their spusa,u as The simplest safest and eeon0meA knoSn
r DIV sips House Factories VILLAGES &C. For information
ar tbs C0unty State rights unisr their paisaH
sprly Il he aee Ct the ConPaly No is BrosissJ vAss
The appaIstus ~ GPsrstioa
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bNTItININN y'It nv
embraces 500 different model. OF Chandeliers
ore determined them durng the
without regard " cost w. J. +. DALEY \ Go,
Marble Stores, Nos. 6j and SS3 Broadway
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OR ,rIoSS AND PAPER HAyGryGs for

NEW DECORATIONS AND fAPRR hASGiNG> tOt
lsS-PRATT / HARDENbERGH. No 80 Broadway are pre-.
rd 70 Bit the larEest sot best Of snd
DECORATIVE PAPER HAXGNGS offered IN tais county
Noua bet elaks w0rkmen employe1
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COURT OF COMMON rLEAs-srrerM Ts.N-Bofo

N
Judge INGRAHAM.
George Carpenter agt. Frederick Boyer. Report VI
referee confirmed
William Lee agt. Benjamin J. Carr. Motion 70
dismiss complaint denied with ~ costs
William Grant agt. Albert q. Smith. Judgment for
plaintiff demurrer With with leave to defendant to
within twenty DAYS, SC.
France, Kochsiser agt John Oper, sheriff. Motion
ds ape granted with unless the appellants
the Court below and Of this notion IN six
Philip Smith ast. Edward Leudeur. MOion to dis
solve Injunction Granted with OF motion To be paid
defendant
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-APRrL e-Beocs
Judge lNGEssoLL
IHE GREAT STEAMSHIP CONTRACT AGAIN.
Alter; O. Sloo ct NJ. sgt Gecrse Law OF al.

THE GREAT STEAMSHIP CONTRACT AGAIN.
Altert q. SOo ct Al. sat George Law OF al.
The bearing upon the motion for temporary IN
JUNCTION against de'endshts ressnpg them from employ
m the which the plant o. claim interest untn
brought against them saA be determined. came up
today. n, 8, ,,.
Nj Dokerson offered supplementary sdsVits in behalf o.
ants the introduction OF which defendants eOanss<
objected
T. der a rule Of toe Court the decision Of this question lies u
the discretion OF the presiding Judge
Dckersou proceeded mis- notion and was about
read affidavit Commodore Vanderbilt, when Mr.:
Cutting objected the ground that aaV should be read
until motion penduz decided.
DickeTson and ar WOOD how cDnendsd that they
be read de bene enable the Court 70 Judge IN
each
Cutting said that there had been scaudsous reports
aud he did wish anythiDs 20 get there
TIL the which N Wood rejonsi that tho
defendants willing that all reporters should Do excluded
The upon the admission Of these sday
tued By Mr. Dckeson upon the side who stated their
that they admissible because chief
rrbua and avoidance Of those previously introduced by
the defendsns snd BY Mr. Cutting In reply pending whose
the Court Adjourned
Mr. Cutting commended that the rules Of Court affecting the
question be- interpreted by and applied In accordance
with Old Chencrry practice. sud that they eplaged the
rover the Court way being simply deosatory; ard
the old practice Ire Court bound 10 exclude those
stidaSits az this stage u the cause
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WILSON'S ORIGINAL DANDELION COPPEE.-
The gerue .oid wholesale by BARNEs PARK, HECENAN,
CLARK Co. ScssVFLN& Bros. and A. retail By Drug
gss generally Manufactured Nos - and n East lthst
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sUPEnIoR cousT-srrelAL Trsx-Ar,
THE NRw FORK HOTEL cASk.
rar,r,i Griffin AIT Gurus JuS.on Hiram Cransson s.d
l,e.1rr


THE NEW. YORK HOTEL cASk.
Edmond Grifhn AIT Curtis Jus-on. Hiram crsnsson. and
Georye slater.
This case derives importance and interest," quite 40
much f the ehaseer Of tho propery Involved from tbs
s,ur, o tie quesdoi whether Of fse law which pro
Ju h. foo rnent bor Of the plaintd feT the
OF u 81 ssass hun has eeen re'arns< AZ
re l.ine ese. thar N to December 1854 jsins
Hotel ard Of ease Of sane with the refas< OF fuher
- 10 Nv. V.nrs sr m. Termination Of that then force
the " hoie inter,s t OF bl,h keiI worth 2 10000
Tbs d. ceu.ber - Jud-on beoomirs embarrassed nsis
fraudulent CrsnstUn Of tho joint tenAneJ Tot
non s uron the express understanding thss
When with his creditors end be shosiA
b. r-,t.ei n oil hs rght under the lease ana shosld
halt lesse might be executed to Csnston IA tho
Th. sueh -..e has been made ard Cr,nston enres
the hotel hat Slater seer, partner in The
Tbe~r Are the material allegations Of the complaint which
cuoss with payer for relief the nature OF which appears
BY lie annexed occasion granting The sane go
The Of the defendant Judsou his willingness
ihst The complainant have What be asks
be The assignment made IN consequence OF part
ner hp troubles md 20 rid hin ~; temporary embarrassment
due him sfas hst tor the purpo.o he executed
nogae the party upon the furniture Of the Breyost
Tbe dpt Crsus,on swear. IN hi. answer thu. the orig
nal .neut recovered BY collision for the pUTpose u
A. tie eo sheraton OF the assignment his undertaking
pay tie partnership drbts and those cla 10 be such ~
Ju.scf. lut really incurred By fraud unon the arm.
Thst TIE ssse which be hol possession Was msds
f,rwaid and therefore beonEs 10 himself alone. -
he value Of the property charged ana tn>
eXteDce partnership between geo Slater. me
hind defelcaui, and the i've Others
IL evident this brief state nent that the ~hoe COOS
the validity u the assignment oia Jui-on
Cruusion. .
H. auan ual uo rendered todsy. 81 follows
SIossoN The ale Cranson he aside void
and the sccont Of the partnership aP
t. and iLc iuoag tie 5sh OF December, 1854
De sfrOiniei aud pAtin must have JUG
his debt OF surplus winch may De t0and 70 Do
loi to SAID Judson.
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BFLLs.-MRNEELY'S celebra

BFLIS.-MRNEELfS celebrated Church rae
tory Steamboat Locomotive. School Plantation and other
BELLS eousaruy hand and for sale ny fAfRshks Co. at
their Scale areruotn, No 1872 Broadway.
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Advertisement
RooT's PHOTOGRAPHS. No. 1868 Broadway.
tAdvertisenent
RENCH CHINA DINNER AND TEA SETS.-A

immense variety Just received Ter ship MArenso Also full
q TABLE GLASS Buyers viii consult th7 Hiet
BY examining stock before mskns their pureAse
w j. r DALEY Co. Marble stores 0jl AID So broiTAy
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Advertisement !
READS

o. EVERY DEscsIP
For sale By
81 z h ROwS,
" ifS Pearist New-f)rs
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IAuFrII4soul'IlI-I
We invite the attention OF dealers and Others 4

large scck q CHANDELItRs and Gas FsruRts q now,
oyisJus ane beautiful designs OF owN NANUFACrURs
mitchell, BAILEY 4 Co, No 50 Broadway.
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SUPREME coURT-sprcuL TsRm-Ap,

SUPREME COURT-SPEcIL TgRM-Aprl e.-Beforc
Judge DAVIES.
The Peoro rel Hamsn y Crossey ct al agt Tho Rioh
moud Plankroad Company.
Judgment for defendants on the demurrer, with
costs necided on the bearing.
Hannah Griffin sat Themes White ct -Decree granted
Jos NJ. Whittier 1T al. sgt. &. y. Bates ct al
Comrani ssde with Paiatihs at liberty Ia
amended comp within twenty days amer tho entry
Of this oder.
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RoBBING 4 FENALE II ToNPII>s -SQUAHE.-On
"Wednesday evening a young woman named Sarah
Connor residing at No. ls- East Thirteenth street,
was crossing Tompkins-squarc, on her way home,
when she wa. assaulted by eight rowdics, who first
stretched rope before her, and then wound it around
her person. after which they robbed her of 81, and
some papers, aud then fled Her call Tor help
heard BY some citizens, and also by Officer Barry of
the Eleventh Ward who pursued the rascLt one Of
whom, named John Sherlock was ARE sted He
taken before Justice Anderson and committed for ex-
animation
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La " INTE'LLIGENCE.
coraT cALENDAR-ArRfL II.

ScPRrMs CouRr-CIRcUr1-Nos. il9, 1869, 2OOs,
el!s 1857 2iss 81 25 2sss no 2s5 30, 1861 1862 2s;o
81 1884 s79 .77 sea iefT l7s7 25, 9j 1853 755, 25i4
So 1895 $50 "a 1916 1877 2i5 @i5, l7ee 2l9R 2l9j
.s .Ss 1913 700 ISIS. 1913 BIZ 0l. 2f73 245, 2ils
SPECIAL TER.-Eos D. g .. %. 81. =, -, S, s5 a.
SUPERIOR CoURr-SOs. 533, $50, Isl, le2, 1885, l33,
Ie. 2O4 2s "a q ~ 1T. ~ 81 81 "a Z35 81 2il
a. 2s ST relaSve 30 B, - 2j j ess, ~, aS
n ~
CoNxos PLEAs-TRIAL TERN-Par. Nos. 322,
~ 49, 49, - 10 ~ 4is 80 45l ~ 453 t5 4S5 ljs
Psrt II-Nos lsj ~, az j ST. 49, -. rs -. l5-, %,
40 ~, ~, ~
Is Court OF APPEALS, April Q, i95S-EVEsIsG
sEs.0S-Eo 4s Cla-k Rochester Railroad Company;
srsDeA LsPdan tor appellants. KesrnAI0t r7'p'Ad
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SUPREME COURr-SPEcIAL TESN-APSiL lo-Befors
Judge ROOSEVELT.
Robert Bayard. trustee, &c, agt. Felix Dougherty
Order granted
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THE LATE F,1.I RAILROAD AccIDsSr.-An in.

The LATE FATAL RAILROAD AccIDgNT.-An in
quest was held Yesterday the New Hospital Coroner
Gamble upon tie body of W. Lamb, the boy who was
over on Tuesday evening while attempting 70 Jump from one OF
the Hudson River Railroad Tenth The tes
mony warranted tho following verdict which rendered BY
the jury: That VIM Lamb TO bis death from fra urs
Of both and other injuries accidentally received in eouse
ouence Of being by the Hudson River Rail
road in Ten th avenue Twenty street further
exoneste the driver from 81 blame Deceased was . years
Of age, and a native Of this city.
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School Ex ,NISATIoN.-SchoOl No. -, In Twenty
fourth st., was examined on Wednesday in the Primary
and Girls Departments. The building is compare
lively new. and the accommodations are among the
be st in the city. The School is full In the Primary
Department nearly $50 scholars were present, and the
examination, while it was generally excellent, exhib-
tied better reading than has been heard IN any other
Primary Department The order and drill ofthe depart
ment elected great admiration Its teachers are; Mrs
Emily Kennedy, and Misses Sarah Cooley Mstda
Holton Emily Grafton, Jane Caldwell, Vlctorne Crop
sic, Mary ii. Ewart Hannah NJ. Tompk.ns, Maris j.
Wright, Adelaide Sutton, Emily Dsbrow, Emma
Berger, Jenny White, Lizzie May, Emma Fryer, and
Eliza Hopper The Girls Department numbered about
& pupils ard the number Of the spectators was lin
tied only by the limits OF the building. The girls
passed as fine an examination ever passei in
the city, The monotonyo its excellence was broken
only by the super-eIceencc of the singing, Of which
Mr. Nash il teacher. The highest class in Algebra
went through quadratc equations maihemAti-
cal feat which has not been performed in any Of The
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Tue CITY CoURr.-The Calendar for TIL, Court
for To day (Fucsy embraces Nos q, p, a. On, 81, 3d. 3d.
ST. s..
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See AddIe-s Of The Pittsburgh CooveanJn-
I See So0tkeru Platform. BY Z P b,lf
1 See o0g'he<- Platform tc.
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Observation-Disclosures General T.. K. Y. Wright
Il Hudson be- appointed By Cos Prc- MsJorGen
re- the seco.d Di.on Of the New JERSEY STATE Militia in
Place u Ceu Mau1-yLls, lecesa-d
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SrIcIDF.-Coroner Gamble held an inQues; yester.
day the Yot Hospital upon the body Of Julia Sheffield
cored girl Il age who committed suicide yesterday
No IS Ros@ve BY taking overdose Of laudAnu
The Jury rendered q verdict Of " suicide
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The second annual meeting of the members Of the
Hudson River Industrial School Association, will be
held on Saturday morning, April Il, at l. O'Clock in
the School Room No Pa West Twentycighth street,
between the Ninth and Tenth avenues. A report Of
the years proceedings will be read. All per-ons inter-
e,tod the Association respectfully invited to
attend.
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CITY ITEMS.

CoScERT 1T THE OPERA TROUPE.-NeNt tuesday
at Nbos saloon will be given extra grand Concert
Ivy the opera trOupe-Madame Lagrange. aud Messrs
BTignol, Morelli, Revere, Giuo, and Others
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S1ArDING ArrRAY.-Lewis Barry, sailor, was
stabbed in Watershed cary yesterday morning by
John Nash, with whom he had fight. The wound,
Which is in the abdomen, il severe, and Barry was
taken to the Nev-York Hospital. Nash was arrested
and locked up in the Tombs for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

FIVE PoINTs MIsSIoN-SITE OF THE OLD BREw-
RY"-The chapel of this institution has been closed
for the last five six weeks in consequence OF atera
tions and repairs which have been going on in the
same. The ladies now have chapel after their own
plan, dfcren; from any other in the city, tpresents
nea, and tasteful appearance, and will seat about
COO persons We understand il will be reopened mex!
Sabbath with appropriate exercises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

Among the passengers in the steamer Canada, for
Liverpool, the Rev. William Butler wife AID two
children Mr.. Butler goes out TO India as the repre-
sentative Of the Missionary Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

SUDDEN DEATH.-On Wednesday evening Mr..
Grant NJ Jacobs grocery No 25 Ninth AID
for Of cider He appeared quite well a. toe tne
}ut hsa before he tell dead
ulon tie door. lie native Of Newfork T. yesr, Of ago
the heart II this
very udcen death. An Inquest will be h5d upon tho ooy
today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday busl
nces Of importance was transacted, there being no
cases ready for trial. except that Of John Harris i'll
diced for grand larceny. Harris pleaded guilty to
petit larceny and sentenced the Penitenay for
SIX month";. The Count then adiourned for the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

Judge Slossons decision against the conductor Of the
New York Hotel Is reported in our Law Intelligence
this morning. We understand that this will not result
the closing of the house. Mr. Cranston intends TO
appeal.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
liz ADKIATIC.

THE ADRIATIC.
The steamer Adratic not taken into the
Floating Dock yesterday, was expected on account
OF the violence Of the wind.
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NEW STORE AND NEW
CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN If.
Let the Artificial keead and Ponder

Let the AFFLICTED fead and POmderl
nfallible remedy for Scrofua. Kings evil Rheuma-
tism, Obstinate CuraneOus Eruptions, Ptmples
tues Face Biotches Bois Ague and Fever Chronic
Pain ofthe Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers yphls
tic Disorders Lumbago Spinal Complaints and all Diseases
arising from injudioiou of Mercury, imprudenee
Life. or fmpurity of The Blood
This great Alternative medicine and Purifier the
Blood used by the husanis of pacn
kabe performed by the Of all medicines.
ssOARTERiS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia Rheu-
matism Serofua. EIuptioBs the Skin liver Disease
Ulcers Old Affections the KidneYs Diseas
the Throat Female Compaints Palma and Aching
Joints pee lily flight by using this
and nestimable remedy.
diseases the Blood uehin has been found
20 whit It ceansesthe Of all impurities
acts rentIy efficiently the liver and kidneys strength
DIGESTION gives the stomach makes the skin
and althy and he constitution eufeebed BY
disease broken town the excuses OF youth its pr
1.-two vigor and strength.
Forthe Ladies' is paraby better than all the Cos
few doses OF OARTER'S SPANISH NIX
will asal0wness ofemplezion bring the
antling cheek give elasticity thestep and
health remarkable degree, beyond all the
medcine heardof.
certificates which have received
from all of the United States is the best
evidence hatthsre is numbug abOai The pres hotel
keepers magstrates hyscians and public men well Known
community all add their Testimony to the wonderful
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the Agent Circular and Almanac and read
the wenderu this ruy Of all medicines
performed.
None genuine unless ,igned BENNETT BEERS. Propri-
forsuppltes add Agencies must be addressed.
For sale by Hallock Stoddard. Evansville; Hsoek &
Rarmsnter, Princeton; O. H. CLARK, Yineennes, and
&ealsEsiH medicines geneTally. sugs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-22

I'd ESP GO rFULLY infor" tbs Evausv
N its vintv that they have partnership in the
practice of Medic and Ssrgery
Having actively engaged in the profession
terof century and become familiar with the diseases
dent This climate thev their experience
will entitls them q share of public patronage.
Their office is Firsr between Main
poste the Post Oce where ethe both them may
consulted unless absen fessi onal business.