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BANKING HoDSE OF
= r o - O = Ca Nd Y = o 4 q o.
|YHAyRthisday adnittsA - psstASs In ,hs
y Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwhe haa
been my teler Tor the last VIZ yeaES). The bust
ness, Asrsaftsr, Willie sondustsd under the hfn
GRO. G. ANDERSON i 90.
Being one Of the Oldest Danktng Hou1ss III not
tAe oldsst) In lows, The AYm solisits sostiD-
asnoe Of fofnsy patronagsso % liberaly sxssndsd u
the senior partner. asa
They wiIi make soissstions aaa rsnis, less IN.
Their rsfsfsness are - fOrusfly By senior part
n1r.viS S@
rark Bank, N. z.
winslox, Lanier ! Co., ,Bsnkss, NY.
Edward W. CLARK Co., Philadslphia.
Howard DAAhl1g Co., B0stSA.
ClaDP, ISller hsawne, Bsaksras 6ostsn.
Marine 6aAk, Ohteego. #a KS saasa# s
asss.sis aass.sa Sss:.ii Sssf. hissss:sssi. hiSsaasssss;
1sfnsss .Dspssit Bank Pitssbursh.
Kramer 4Hnhm, Bankers. aAiss
Ail03s AHsethegtSn I" OinsinnAti. Il
A. =. HSnt 4 Co., louisville.
STATE Sevinss Instttution, 81. Losis.
Ksokuk Jan. IS. 0Eo.C. ANDERSON
lansd IBg
wn. rHoHrsos. D. v. BAILEY.
WIN. THOMPSON co.,
BANKERS, s
Corner Of Maan ana sscsnA sss..
kk0A
nov. ~ S0~N
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Facts il DsIgtistry.

Tacts 81 Oentistry.
DR.. Il. O.. ING EEE0OLL, NontASt.
Desires to call ths sssisl AatsnAisa a tAese Who
wish 70 preserve their Teeth 70 the following
A. G T s:(6
i. he siin II w DENTS. il s.sn il Nj sssosss
In prss1rviSn - nasnAI&eaas.s sa6 esssif
HI =: 4.s ,.s .s.s .s sasss:s ). ss.ss.a s:
to In season.
Nv. Timely and skillfal alling with pur. gold
iSA c@esea seasdS for aeeay. eaw9fastn
v.hh ssripss asglect 70 wait for tooth-achs
70 drive the sufferer 70 Dentist:
VI. Tartar esstzoys Teeth and Qsms, without
WI. Hany sullsr Tor years With Neuralgia Of
the f.se stouaash and lung, from no aothG1sauss
than ea1 1sse1 .A. e aa~.
fsct the breath, dsrsngs sAe stomach, impair
health distract tho nerves, and waE with coed ma
DIR. TN0ERsoLL
Psrforms all opssaAaoas On IA Yskh and Gums,
'''ss FIfiP'fffi'i' T y: I;;is' 1s'F'.
q tAe Best sayis and Finish,
Puts in Artificial Pala.ss ana Obturators for cleft
l. .a,.a Palatss. .a.v.s
Believing that the bsst operations In Dentistry
saiisfactory both p the operator tnd PATIENT Dr..
l. does not Offer any particular indnesmsnts III tho
line Of "CHEAr DiaHS1AS = Stfssring tAs pstron-
ago Of those who prefer the bssf epeystioss, Andcan
..pprscists the nssssAsy cars and akin in pro-
aucipg than.
An examination Of specimens both Of Ayftecssl
TsefA, and of very beautiful Allings of GysfAl Gold
Foil, 10 invited.
tlfa. Examination Of the Teeth without charge.
DHxrAL Roons-cornsr Of Third and Main sts.,
over Rix, Hale = Oe.'s hank, Kssktk, IowA.
Entrance on THRIFT. [dsel d4xlyl
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RArTD CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient COnsump.
tion, and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and SO nu-
merous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds in persons pub
Hcly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by it's
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote TO employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that incldent To our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
dueed cures too numerous and too remarkable to
PREPARED BY
DR.. y. g. AVER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
BARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO., Ksokuk.
J. n. KRED = co., Chicago,
BARNARD CO., st. Louis, r
SURE, ECK6TEIN CO.. Oincinnati,
Wholesale Agents,
And Agent: In every town in the United States
F1ns watch RePairing.
HsHR subeoribsf being obliged TO make change
j n The WA1CH RnPAI RING DRPARTnnnS. he's -
sursd The services Of eompstent workman--ons
Who understands his business thoroughly. Great
aar~ viii be tAk@r vith al vcvk ~ntvust@d n NV
care, and the work warranted 70 give satisfaction.
7As RspstriHg cf Clocks, JsWsiry, re-, also the
featuring Of goods Of every description, shall
receive my personal attention, and warranted.
P. E.-Work Of aH ksads not giving perfect sat-
t.|acfioa, will bs promptly adjusted By calling On
the subscriber, at No. 1stes House
April 6-dAw SAINT q. BRIDGES.
CLOTHING STORE.
r AM again in the Clothing business, and invite
all the old settlers, ~ we'll - all ones, 10
give me . call At
BURKE'S CORNER,
NORTH west corner Of Main and Third streets.
have every styis of goods for men q wear, which
will sell cheap Tor cash.
Spring and 6ummer Goods
To suit every tssts. Also. Gent Amsns furnishina
Goods, Trunks, Carpet Sacks andy alises.
rQAll andssss8 HAARY1ULTON.
MAy1Dd
PICkLED PORK}@
81 tho barrel q at EsIl,oSa s;siI,l, * . prnar,
aug l3-d 68 Eain-st.
~ BOXES summer pressed Candles, : good ar
Julyl3d KELLOGG 1 BIRGE.
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EDWARD DkAAs,
d RAPER AND TAILOR.

bscond-st., between Main and johnson streets.
KROKUK, IOWA.
4 kNYkRY description Of Cloth1 and Oasoinere,
Aonsteptly on hand and s1t and made up intc
eexpents ~ aatyle unsurpassed In tho city.
N.b-hoys' Clothing cut and made In ths lat~t
ma 0ss' styles. [des1e-dlyl
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TINE TABLE NO. /,

TIME TABLE NO. /,
To take sffsst on and altar Sept. IL, 1859.
1.-TWO TRAINS will leave Warsaw daily, (Sun-
-. says szespssd, vis' Freight sad Acosnnoda-
Leaves WoxSaw wAt.....................7:o0 q. m.
Ksoksk and Hamilton 49,. ..7s3o 4 m.
Arrives s& Carthage........... ........8s3e .. m.
RETURNING-Ch Chicago Mail and Express
Leaves Carthage at............... .......o:oo a. m
Ksokuk and Hamilton ......fo,oe .. m.
Arrives at saH...,.......--..-.1e,2e .. m.
'seenA rr.'falHIn;,a FfasHoIn;a,na q r.A sxPr''''
CHICAGO BU1LKNGrON 4 QUINCY
sd RAILR0AD DIRECT
Leaves Wsrssw, 1:4e p. m.
Ksokuk ........-......... ....1:oe p. u.
Arrives ut Carthage p. q.
RBTURNIFG-Frsigh md Acecmmodation Train
Leaves Carth.gs...,.;....:............. p N.
KsOhak and Hamilton st''"-6s10 p. M.
Arrives u WArSAw .-..-....l6:oo p. m.
Trains connect 1t Carthage vith fast line Of
Troy Coaches,
Carrying tAs United States Nail 10 the
CAicagU. BarIfngton = Quancy =. r..
MAKING EUkE CONNECTIONS RAsr AzD wzsr.
- Pa1snesrs lsaving Ksokuk % Ne p. n.
Lsaving Chicago 81 T:4b p. n. reaeh Ksokuk
ct loA. m. THROUGH In 70 HOURg.~OR
~PATENT SLEEPING CARS on oil night
trains on G. b. 4 Q. r. r. 80
THROU00 TlCK ETs over this route e
all the principal places East, North and Sosth-
EAst can - procured at the
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Aain-st, between lst and x kOKUK
z. p. DU ELL. y. =. TEWKODURY
0sperinteodent. Ticket Agent.
Sept. Is. SD u.
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A q q Il Il nj A III J.
WHoLEBALE DEALER
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
d = y q . - D8. - r . ms, 4 ca.
Gnxnax nf EnnHth And Main afxnnAs

y - - - "
Corner Of Fourth and Main streets,
....................TOWA
AS just received large and splendid stock Of
i FALL anA WINTER GOOD1, OF the
1t est and most approved styles purchassd direct
~ from the Importers and Manufactures, and
Will b sold on reasonable terms ~ they oan be
purchased elsewhere.
The attention Of City and Country Merchants In
Fspsctfuliy solicited.
scpt16dkw
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p1U0KEYH F0UND1Y,
Corner of JoAsso~ asd NS~tA Strsets.
UA........
.. .. vAlL e co.
iyl4d&w

Keokuk Book-Bindery,
AND BLANK BOOK AANUFACTORY.
ElLAGK Books made and ruled 10 any ree nirad
DpsAtern. Cosrt Records j astioss' Dock sts, A.
ssssors Book, Poll Books, 10, 80, furnished ct
short notico. sFe sFs -
o,a 500. .sS-.:s, $50, ss., So1nd or re-
bound IN any style desired.
10y Bindsry will 30 found in NcCune,
Bdilding, corner of Main and Second
oVpll-0 ISAAC n. sp2ANCE
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mr. POLICE AMONG TIE COUNTER
IhN PETERS.
,y,oRTAST SEIZURE AND ARRESTS.

=, C.rpenter did the community AN essential
:, Saturday last. Some days before he re-
ss''e' STARVATION to the effect that concerted
sr'e ..,, would coon be made to put large amount
ro'-,,.,fsit money into circulation. Detectives
60 King and McCori were detailed to look out
agnes. On Saturday ight Last, the cline which
- been following up led them to oyster cellar
~" oornsr of Tweuty-fir-t street and Third avenue
ST. one n. u. Baxter. This man, with his wife;
W. named Butler, and German who occupied
1.,s On the premises, were arrested, aud, upon
$50 the place, about 500 in bogus bills Of the
go Rank Of Falmouth, Mass, were found hid
barrel Of sawdust. A counterfeit g bill
So ..o,ber bark was aso found in Baxter pocket.
81. oloce the police went 70 Baxter residence,
p;,st street, where they found chemicals and
=. mixtures, machines for pressing bank notes,
,.rge ouapttes OF paper Of the size aud quality
..,..,Iy used for printing notes.
~ ,,s.opers were all taken to the Police head
...,..r. and deisined for examination. Baxter has
~. been suspected Of countenoiiing, but has
'Es,ofore adroitly eyaded detection. Tae counter
"a. new one, well executed, and pronounced by
80 GOOD Judges to be very likely to deceive. The
-, nsed ia of inferior quality but if the bills had
ffr. i..ped there is no doubt that many persons
I'll have been deceived and defrauded.
lanes Heunessy was arrested on Saturday even
-. r., attempting to pass 81 counterfeit bill on the
vs,ob,D,.' Bank Of Salem, Mass, at the store Of
49, n. Turner Of No. 3J7 Seventh avenue.
Jn.,ice Kelly held him for examination. The bill is
800 ON dark oily tissue paper, and appears TO BE-
fIr,bog,spb. The name Of the Bank in large red
t,ers !. printed across the top, and large medal
IN, n Three" occupies the center Of the lower part
ID The bill.
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CITY ITEMS.

AMusEnRSrs-There is no lack OF amusemeuts for
he coming week. as nearly every theater IN the city
Announces something novel and excellent each in its
vay. Tho various concert rooms also Offering at
.rective programmes, and the struggle for public
Avor at the close Of the long Winter season promises
% be quite as spirited as at the first.
Academy Of Masic.-Mllc. Alamo makes her debut
this evening in Norma" The cast also embraces
Mad. Berkel Messrs. Stefani and Morelli. Mad.
Gsrzanga viii appear in La Fayortn' on
Wednesday.
onThursday night TIE much-;Nlkcd-of performance
br the benefit Of the Dramatic Fund Association
ccmes off, The play is an original one, written eN-
pressly for this occasion by Messrs. John Broagham
Ad y. Il. Goodrich. entitled The Dark Hour Before
the Dawn" 1t is 10 be performed entirely by anna
teurs. and some among the noyitiate Thcsp.5ns are
SAID to be shining ornaments Of " Our Best >'Ceiy'
A number of operate selections are to b. sung by
distinguished Musical An atcurs' Mr.. N'P. willis
also contributes an original Prologue aud altogether
,he entertainment promises to be Che most attractive
that the Association has prccuied for several years
Laura Kocnes 7heaitv.-The grand scene, spec
hcular. fury play Of The Midsummer Night
Dream so cxquisitely presented at this house, VIII
be given every night this week and also on Nel'es-
DAY and Saturday afternoons.
NijlO's Gardea.-At this house, tor -ht Manager
Eddy revves the tragedy Of Anton. and Cicop"-
era lately produced With much cisc; at the Broad
way Thcatcr Mis-, Julia Dean will Persouete " Cleo
pstra for the first tie and the rest of The cast Is
excellent.
Metropolitan Tkeofo.-To-night is 60 be pre-
senied at this nous, Tom Taylor's drama OF
MASKS and Faces characterization Of Charles
Reades novel of Peg Wellington. II has not
leen acted in this city for several year. though
q long time ago Mr. Charles Fisher made
a greai hit by his pcronation Of James Trp'rt,
Sbea the piece was done at Buttons Old Chambers
street Theater. In fact, his presentation Of that
character is one Of the most delicate and artistic hits
o. acting with which Ncw-lorkcrs have ever o'en
fegaled We rejoice TO see that Nh Fisher ID again
Cast for Trple while Mis- Davenport VII. pers"na,e
the heroine Peg Wellington. Al the rest q. me
company are in the east.
WGiiaok's Tkeater.-Mr. Wallack appears ta''
evening in Don Cssar d. Bazan, IN ,hc comedy OF
that name. Messrs Brougham and Walcot also make
their appearance Box and Cox; and We can safely
promise that The entertainment viii De WEI worth
seeing.
Be''e'y Ti<Gier.-A dew Play, the scepe OF which
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YIVP IL WHITE STREET.
A. "a O'clock Satur lay afternoon fire occurred in
No bn'idpp No. White street, Ia consequence Of the
ios;n. III n boiler in which WIS a quantity Of gum
,~ssbic The premises sustained slight damage. A
80. named August Merchel was scaided about the
yIRE IN NORFOLK STREET.
Yesterday nirrIing about 3 O'Clock n fire broke out
d, tbs b,liine No ll5 Norfolk street corner of Ry-
,ngson occupied by 1indals Nephew as n varuish
fsIory. Tie fire originated on the fourth floor,
among quantity Of empty barrels but being discOv-
Grad nj on early moment was soon eytlDgushet by
Na 6remep Damage 10 stock and building tween
ss0 and 81, co. Fully insured but III What compa-
pes we did not arn An investigation viii be iIstl
tinted a. 10 the origin Of the IRE.
IIgE n WORTH sTREET-sCENE At THK FIVE POINTS.
About quarter before 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
, Gre occurred in the dapidated brick building No.
I4l Worth street between Centre street and that pre-
cious locality known Cow Bay IL originated In
he basement, which was occupied by one Michael
Crowley. who kept, as Neighbour informed our report
or &c little ginger pop and SIGN things and bOOrtIng
hoose for cirrus" Our reporter asked the neighbour
aforesaid what he meant by sch things, when ne re-
piled So gin and brandy auu rich." The bre extended
10 the inst floor, which was occupied by Timothy
Green who M another resident of the locality informed
our reporter was Ii " cotton merchant The merry
-oea wIung by the City Hall and other bells soon
brought the hTemen 10 the spot, when the lire was
speedily extineushed and the premises Of Mr. Crawley
who kept "ginger pop aud sich thing-, completely
Timothy Green, dealer in second hand cotton 500
No insurance. The building, owned by Horace r.
Clark was damaged to the amount of 500. The fire
Is said 10 have originated from some brandy thrown
mo the stove by one Of the "ginul borders The
huOT flashed up like 80 much powder ana lShltd Inc
EOt in the chin ney.
A. soon a. the alarm given the residents OF the
Five Points were on the alert and the old rummes and
thieves. who generally sleep all day, became fright
ally active ana basieuud forth Ia ascertain whether
leir haunts and hiding places were IN danger The
scets wore thrOugcd with hundreds OF these poor,
miserable, bloated creatures and the windows IN the
bsiphborhood were packed with women AMI children
+0ne of the former being alfred IN gay caiicoes and
Haunting ribbons Of various colors, while others were
about half nude the children for the most part being
in their night clothes. The women cursed and swOrc
N each other and oked, in their rude, vulgar way,
sh the 6remen. The fragrant GU shops were
extensively patronzed and the confusion that reigoei
ior a time night be favorably compared with that
which enrued during the building of the Tower OF
Babel Capt. lowing, with his police force, was
PRESENT and prevented any rloting OF fighting.
FALSE ALARM.
The alarm Of fire at yesterday was caused 10y
smoky furnace in the yard premises No III broOme
urei
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MNKRIE

OAELFY-OvERTON-O Thursday April q. q the n~~'-
dfrrr ~ fr bris mother Wu Oakley 10 Julia p dansh'rr
ofgb- n n. Os-It0u. d-c-s-.d, al q tins cry.
OSp-sHADNICk-Ou Thur.jsy April p ny the Re-. T.
S~snrrl. Ha-itu-d n Y, h, keS. W J. Pond Nichols
Pz-.ur e B.l-fou sps. y y to M Gathering Sid~lca
Tsugt.r o. the Rev. y ah Ireland of Na'r'luf, y \
RONLAND-JONES-O Nr,r, siay. April 2, a. NJ 40
seventh ,,-.t by 'h- Rev Nj James Mi'''. MI EtSin
Rsv'sud 20 Mis- Helen :. JONES', both 81 This city
TSSFLT-GIGON-On Saturday. April y, bS 'ar Res. VI
vernon M Rl--- ~ NesNyik, % Aid.laoistr An
t-.i- of 'hi, cry.
SANTON-BRETT- Tuesday. April ~. by he Rev. l. w.
~rydsu Eav- SaNou 81 Nvs y ok, to Helena BrHt-
yLl. daughter oil. P.t.r r'''. esq 81 Fl,hsh Landing
SfNPSBS-FDGNGTON-O Thursday evening, April p by
ths Res, Gins J. Jones. NJ. Abu Sin pot of London, IN
cl-na 20 Mi-- Helen +. Ed.Hs'ou 81 thi- city.
Lend H. Eug and. and tsliorus Iap-r- pi'ase copy.
ROOT-A' New. Hayrr Conn, Tursday, Apr, -
rs the bride, liii-r. Mr urac- Nr # thcag', Ill., 70
Nil Maths H. g4irr Of The Rev David Root Of the htale
place.
WALSH LEPPER-On Tuesday April 70, 10 Quebec By the
R,s. p. ". S,Wal, Richard J. Wash Of lurkrs " l. 20
Ella -ld-,l dai.i.-Toi P.ul L-PP-r "-l, ot Oicb-c.
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LAW INIELLIG ENCE.
SUPREME COURT-Ca.~bsE,-ArsiL .1-Bes7r- Judge

syPREME cor RT-CHasbsEs-ArsiL z-b'forr Judge
Ths :, Eicbola. Rank az F'..hs G. L.-chG~ld
Til j. an application To set ASIDE an order 10 pro
cs.dug. ppe''u'siy 20 "ruon tr an s"sd aFi-, pa e
aHda,. OH The srar-L T. = claimed tnr an
dayii do .LIw h- DE execution F4s slsd 20 "a" y %
tuny Tie AIguar ad tuft subject - th 90. -'rc !n
Sl,rG th. Cry aud County u Nlw TX
ana tLs tie &, ldsa resided had place Of b-aess each
h. - Il ariN.' g..
~ b. granted h. execution asas' pnPfy es
tie S4rnn tue county WHICH sdr IliE
ueit d,t'i -4'' lai P'~ ~ o-'.n' 80 aLa a.
rli'G .li, -rrc; and sgt.'fi rrt sei;'H P-'tl' t
with re or.r th- dl.f NAV b" restrained 'a d.
p-.Ls = be- pr PHy. ..,....t... ., o..
loo g,f nd w. t.- $40 rro-T 10 th~ rf--- in'
u16.c - ,ts tor ~ apfcs, o. But y nay ally b. pr
y,Ird work zf LJIs-c~ aId % J. ne y OF r
a-. and Corr hssug c,tr over b.. 20 prvru' a0ut I-e
and, ,h-sil Es order should pre- 10 PLAIN CO. a ne
NJ. .g.., % he order should b. C-zry shown e. ,-st
- -5.r.. and 49,. 81 bl.ue.. Of Toe drf-.isl'.
-, - 49, 80 -. -, FL. ,.r,-b 49, o. t.f.r
~ co. 1-.s uc4r-d "a" -4s aa-' ms is'' - oi''
DO .. nt-l -c .N.f d..lef7 ~, pm 'y ~ -.r a.
o. Ire p 81 az Van NassnsefEa Ill., - 4'.ei' u
f. o-a-a. b. , -.iie vt 40 cost. Or iris motion, %
IN Oh, .ar i,-iatf 2 p Clark fr Defendants
E-iore Judge NGEAs,s.
John y. Nartd at. Anon H. Br1ssl.-Mvtlon
B-..- l1ds. DAVIES.
I-.dorr N.-.enau an. Mryer 'arn.-Not.on to
s01r- Pa'a 'o r"os'.s % 1r, H., .i'n'. e''-
F.-. Nss.fa - j. q Jac.5 P..a-s ct a.
judgment JOY plaintiff D., AIll the t,-.ll-h No!a
Er-rr oriIea ppor R,.-. aud faI i-f-1din.' -
L.-lf Rob-. -.--1--ra "a 10 cI--.
George ". J.tl+.l 90 a. g. p zt-fL y ia't,i. Af-
Juc.u ut ur defendant IN demurrer, WIKI ea'e 70
pslr- 2 to sr..l- oa yll-Lt e fl. 49,
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d. ..,.,.. 4. 81. 4. - W. Ills ... .He ~
The .tpm,.t e.. >y'ce to-day by both steamers
was 81 yoo GO ab.,h , unexpectedly large. Going
,ut ou sal y DO N not affect The Bank averages
% o., week. The Wednesday boai s,ll probably
take d .Ilon. W. have been receiving consider
able Specie during the week from the Wost and Can
adn ord .erdug some away 10 Boston.
Tie receipt, for tho third week In April on the
Iit-bur.t, Fort Wayne and Chicago Road we're
:aJ2i..
On Ta1-,day next an experimental srain vii bsrBs
0y,rtte Ncw-tcrs.y Ccu,rsl. Aieutosn and X aiding
Roads 10 Harrisburg, and back the same day
W bear that nero. and be- Wa taken to-day BY the
River and Central Roads ~ low n loc. 40 ID 10
Buffalo. aud that tie rate 20 Chicago las been put
down to 20 cents. and b. ~. LoI- % ~ cents. We
nl-o learn lrt local rates on the NewYork CsDtral
have been put down 10 compete With Canal ra,sa-
HoN larg The .ort e ru1ou. compel ton shall con-
tlue is q question which should earnestly engage tina
tter ou # the tockhoes n the great routes u the
Wet b. the present state nj personal feeling er-
I'.rg b,'weeu he managers oi the roads, i can
hardly be- expected hat arrangement will be speed
ID made fr aIyalc.ng prices 10 eratve points.
In lie present stage If the game the merchants II
New-Yoik ard 81 the Wet are enoying large slysn-
tsge. IN the transportation u merchandise end pro-
dEce At the expense # tie stock snd bondbolers II
the Cr-irsl Al Erie rohds.
W l,srn that the alterations and improvement. in
the Clr.apenke aud OHIO Canal, which were nnsAe
durirg &. as; Fall and WDts- have so Increased the
facility u transportation ihGi boats now make the
trip rom Cumberland 10 Aexandf.a. and the retsrn
from Alexandra 10 CumberlLli, inside Of four days
or each Trip, eight days for the round tap, e1ela-
I've Of the time taken In loading and di,obarging.
The round trip has heretofore required about faeea
Jay, ard, practically, two trps escA mosih Wers Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-25

COURT or SPECIAL SESSONS-APrft ss-Rrf,-r Ja.tie-.
toNNoLLf, BR.SNsN and OuAchE>susf
lsouis Adel, assault ana battery: l'cnuenilsry ,
IoTfh james pr stealing vrarrz apparel. Prri-- iry
mos ouis Bib-r stealing .k irr,s.s and shIss
Cry f-1-l ~ dave. Nsfl S8Afey stealing gold sni silver
entns Pl,srfiary ul'l Gr1rl- Clark s,cai1g PAR =
gsieT b-t.. Peacrtisry HulthS Bernard Canu1fpSt.
sresi coqF-r mp, PsEssua murh Jan Casey assgs
and bs''ry judgment slsFsl-t J1rs Carbay -s.ait and
battery J-Eurlt pended. An Dl.ol stealing Fe-s.
rersncec b'or,s Elliott. rlrE swrf s1t g~irv. Hose
o; RITZ. Mar Jane Horny s-EF Stamps jnfr1ar
sasp,nerd Wa huTy, assaul, AID brry P,ll.-utiaGy
nsool. tsa- hs.. ssl end battery, City Prison I'D dsYs
yohr We stealing hBuk Prri'sltary months.
McCa:f. stealing crs SHAWL Ac fraI--..1ry n0rlh
TIMOTHY W. stealing f1rl. shr Pru-uf,y months
Mich~c hauu'y, stealing bank l.-; Pcui,eulr1 month";
Ctsre~ r. illr. stealing P-uioEay moa;s Jaules
Ri,ey stealing ~ tt ucirlhbrr 1s.. P-l.try months
yo-rh rrsE stealing h cotton. Pei-cutsrv
AsEy Sfa stealing pls o! saitc.s Pcutrnr.aTy I1ass
John > b- assault alc battery. Igdr surrounded Conrad
Wof, assal uua battery; tc tia Grorsr Williams seal
b1 ktf,.-. fef, iuar'Ls Ni.sin ri,a stral.
beg 81 coffee Prlfeutia-y ; months John laus
stealing r-Ger1i'- PsifsutsFy months Srah lie .nd
CsthaTn AcCay, stealing thrv caps; Pcliruy rInnihs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-25

FORGLHT.-A young nan named William G. How
land, recently in tie employ Of Mr. john T. rr,si-
well Of the prOpuetors Of the St. Nicholas Hotel
~ bcokkeepr, was brought m before the City Had
Police Count 90 Saturday, charged with forging
check for the s1m II Sl00, the Bank Of Commerce,
Philadelphia, signed by C.. Il. S0mer', and indor-sd
by his former employers, Truadwel Whitoomb 81
Co., and presenting the same to Leonard ID. White,
No. p Wal street, for payment He was committed
N iefan.t d b 600.