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The following dispatch has been received
at the Merchants Exchange:
"HALrAx. Oct. !. Steamship Canada,
from Liverpool, was in collision with steam
ship Eastern States, from Boston for Halifax,
of Sambro Light last night. The Eastern
State had bulwarks stove. port standing rig
ging and davits carried away. The Canada
sustained but little injury.
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\ DEMOCRATIC DErINirioN-Benj F. Hal
lett, Esq, a distinguished Democrat of Mas
sachusetts,in his speech at the late Democra-
tic State Convention, tells US very frankly
and perspic aously what popular sovereign
ty, means in the Democratic dictionaries -
This whole question of popular sovereign
ty," he remarks, sis the melest abstract Of
an abstraction. nothing that is practical; a
question ON which one man say popular
sovereignity,' and then means ,chai he has a
mind 10, and another cries out popular
sovereignty and means ehateeer he ple,scs
by it;and nobody defines eractiy has pinion. -
We reckon Haliett is about right. 1t is
catch phrase among the Democrats, with
which they hope to gull some, but to which
they attach no general meaning; explaining
1t in one way in one locality, and differen,
way in another locality But they can
humbug the people very much with their
talk on this abstraction. 1t won't 20 down
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KEW. EDW AkD A. WILSON.
No. 800 First Street
ew u Williamsburg, Kings Co. N. Y.

Mrs. Winslow, an experienced nurse and female
physician hast Soothing Syrup for children teething
when greatly facilitates the process Of teethng
ing the gums, reducing all nfammation-wu ailnv all
pain and sure to guaie the bowels Depend upon il
mothers will give and vliei and health
10 your Infants Perfectly safe In all See adver-
tisement in another column, lva6
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Copartnership Notice:

The subscribers have formed = copartncrship
under the name and style Of g. ". 4 J. X Coli
ms. and will do general mercantile business. At
Deer Isle, At Green's Landing. The patro mage Of
friends and the public is solicited.
.. ". COLLINS
J. r. COLLINS.
Deer Isle. Oct. I, 1882 3w 50.
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PhrenOIOqy.

D, FRBNTZ, Of Germany. who is now leeturing
at Buckspo is expected to visit Ellsworth shortly.
His lectures Oh PhrenoIogy will be illussrsted By
very large and splendid csllccticn q Dn wings.
II is we'll worth the admission fee - zee the pic
lures. 1W3S
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The world is astonished at Ill J.x cures perfpr,,
r... .' GS.s ssi s. n %
pain In all cases for thu IA &..s.s Ceup,ais.
Cramp in the Limbs and ston q IN an r
forms, Bilious Cole, Burns So 4, onvSi, II l.
decidedly the best remedy in tn, pic,. : - = he
most cures ever performed by 4 - 3 soss saass
q the hands Of Agents sNE .ss--s.J
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For all Coughs, Colds sas Throat, Hoarseness, aud
Diseases Of the Lungs use Hunters Pulm nary BalsAm
1t always relieves, and seldom ever fails to eureC o.
Peck, Agent. ly3s,u
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BOOKS WITH GIFTS.
HONESTY Is THE BEST POLICY.


Don't be deceived any longer!
We (the orginators Of the Gh Book Bust iess) vii,
send our large new Catalogues in book rm postage paid
TO any address ALBERT Colby 4 Co
3m25 70. 20 Washington st., Boston, Mass.
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HORSE RACING.
The Committee on Horse trottiny as,
leave to report as follows

The Committee on Hors -trottins ask
leave to report as follows
On horses entered for first Premium.
Flying Eagle, entered by NJ. McCabe:-lst heat
50; ID heat 2.52; Sd heat 2.55.
Julia P.erc', entered by ii. b. Cunningham
LIST heat broke badly; I'd heat 2.5 /; Sd heat 2 80
Jssas, entered by L. u. Ulmer Co.:-lst heat
800; I'd heat 3 10.
Bay, .papin-entered by ". McCabe;-lst heat
3. ID heat 54s.
FoR 20 PRizE.- E7ood Mare. entered BY NJ, Nc.
Cabe:-lst heat 3.l?a; I'd heat 3.l2.
Love JOY Mare, entered by A. Mason:-lst heat
3.1o; I'd heat , 81.
Sock Horse Drew Sorrel entered, by H. B. Cum
ninghau;-lst heat 800; I'd heat ?.54.
W. &. SARGENT, ! Committee on
ANoRf OTIS, Horse Trotting.
FOOT RAcE.-DIsTANcE SIXTY RODS.
For the Foot Race there were nine entries.
three running at time The committee re.
ported as follows:
EW Bagley, min and forty-four seconds.
4 q Morang, =" and forty-fve
Judson Griffin, " and torty-eight ..
ENTRIES AT THE HALL.
No. /. II. NJ. Soule, Gouldsboro'. Gin.
ton grapes, raised in open air without extra
care. No 2, F. B. Patten, Franklin, Gran.
berries. No. 8. David Hodgkins, l-2 bush.
el Cherry Cranberries, IL Bugle, l-2 Bell,
25 yds. all wool cloth, % cotton do. No, A.
Benz. Barker & Co. Improved Edger and
Trimmer. No. S. Geo. Cunningham, Ell.
lots Spring Bed. No. 6. S. j. Lord, Bees
and Honey. No. I, Mrs. Mary Lord, Quilt
No. s. B. F. Thomas 4 Co. Premium Plough
No. Q. Geo. Perkins seed Corn and JENNY
Lind Potatoes. No. 10. Wendell Silsbv,
bush. bearded Barley, peek ball do. i
bush. Turnips. No. IL. John Armstrong
Ellsworth, Pumpkins, Bread, Squashes blood
Beets, mangel wortzel do, rata baga do.
| grange carrot. Beans, Oat,. seed Corn. No.
IL. j. d. Richards. Ellsworth. Apples and
Concord Grapes, No. l3. Benz. Moor, Po-
tatoes, Tarnips. No. IA. Mrs ]. W, Han
dy Prospect Harbor. Rug. No. Is. Leonard
NJ. Jordan, Masiayile. ripe Tomatoes. No.
10. Mrs. W. !. Thomas, Eden, Rug. No.
II, Ellsworth Falls Sewing Circle. Quilt
No. Is. Mrs. Geo. B. Joy, Ellsworth, Cray.
on Drawings in Frames. No. 10. Mrs.
Charles I. Morton, Cottage House and Tow.
er. No. 20. John F. Gragg, Amherst, OK
Yoke. 81. Miss Arvilla v hittaker. Ellis.
worth, Ladys Skirt. No. %. Mrs. Lydia
kittridge, Eden, Hearth Rug, worsted Socks,
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Ellsworth Post once Regulation,

OFFICE orEs FROM O'clock ", TO I'm.
Mails Close-w es,ern one hour and branch mails op<-
fourth hour before departure.
Western Mail arrives daily {exc-p, Monday at oclk
departs ." kept Sundav) at n.
Eastern Mail daily (escepi sunday At AZ ocik ~
departs t-Acepi MoDdsy) at 81 A.. 4.
Eastern Mail closes daily At o'cIcek p
bucssirTt and beiast-arriv-s Monday, Wednesday and
friday at O'Clock P x.-Depa;ts Tuesday, thursday
and Saturday, At O'Clock Pm
sailvsn aud OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, At O'Clock A.-dcparts tuesday Thurs
day AMI saturday, at SAN
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h-departs Monday and Friday at Il n.
Castinetrryes Tue day and Saturday Al &C lock r.
-defArts Mond y and friiay aisA
Trenton Pont-arrises sa urAy At IL O'Clock A. n-de
parts at P same day.
Amherst and Great poud-arrive Tuesday at o'3ock p
A-depast Monday at An.
HAMILTON JOY. Postmaster.
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TO coMsUMPrIvEs-rhe advertiser A.,

TO COMSUMPTIVES-The advertiser havir 4
i been restored to health in few weeks by a very
simple remedy AFR having suffered several y-ars with
severe Lang Affection, and that dreaded disease Con
ssmptionis anxious To make known his suffer
ers the IN ans OF cure. To all whp desire Ii he will send
copy OF prescription usei gree Of eAye) ~iih d.
rcctions for preparing AID using the same which the
wll find = sure for Coasumpf,oa, AssAma Bro n
ehfn. &C. The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the prescription Is to benefit the afflicted and he hope,
every sufferer sil try his remedy . IL vii cost them
nothins. and may prove blessing. Parties wishing the
prescription Will please adress
REV EDWARD A WILSON
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Notice Of foreclosure.

Castse. OF. 8, 1859.
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Ohio, from prese.t appearances, has Civ
en- decided republican majority, gain over
1857
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m HALISAx, 9th.
The Canada left Liverpool on the oath and
arrived ut Halifax, 9th.
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DIED.

AUsTISlu hi, city. on Saturday,. Apcn 81 osnsunpss
Charles Henry Auss, ssed IS years
BARrONAs Grecnpont Long Islssd, Saturday Apc0 Z
Richard BsI,on ssed 80 yesn aud ~ days
BOSD-On Sunday Asrl Mr.. Edmund Boyd. OF eosmmo
zion in the 4eh year Of h' ssea native OF County U'~
The mend. and relative. of the family respectfully iave
Tuesday, 5A ust at oook, without farthsr
5elis.t Ireland papers pec,e copy.
CARPEsTEB--On sund,y morons, April s. Bsujsnin n.
Cnp-rt'T IN the sitn year Of 81, age ,
TIE relative. he family invited aeten Nh
funrsi services ct bis late re'dsuee No % Sixth srs %
Tue.osy at O'Clock end At Trinity Church. Nss-ks
CHAnotRLAIH-Ia Albor, orIess' County. y, On So
DAY Astcb ~, Il congestion Of the lungs Aiss nary
smhersn NJ The 6.' yes, Of Der daughter OF ss
hon John {. ChanbeIsin, iormsrly OF chsTstown. u
CARROLL-M No. sot sixth avrnus. on Sunday, April =
hush Carroll In tbs 5oth year Of bis ass.
DIXON-Ar Nc. 38 Grand street, Saturday. April al
coDp In CHARLOTTE insus daughter ct Isa.c aud Nay
Dilop. as,e year. months and ID days
FITCH-At Kndeibook on Monday. March %, BesjsnAa
Fi'oh. go. IN the I'd year OF hi. s<-.
FhEEsTUNg-on Saturday April a. the re.Iseuco Il bsr
%.n.SSsa' M. Ensn Louis. Fsssoa. aged Is ys.s:
and months.
BoUssAs-in tbi, ety sunday, April aged % ysss
INGRAHAM-In iris city 90 sunday April Esns LOST,
oD child q Elans and sOPAia i'Hshs". aged Jes.s
M.CY-At River Luke. Minnesota, Saturday. March =
sstd u y,.s Mary E.er only child Of mary aud the lstS
W.nen0 hsey VI th, city.
Huo,oL, N Y, psp~Ts pie.sr copy.
MLLEA-Ip Fraf lbo, Delaware County y. Capt Willis
A. Mlsr as.e 6lysss
AAsOrY-In THE city. Saturday April 2 Clthsrins
Sahory vile of John Aabouy.
bULLEN-A At No. ~ Thompson street. on Sunday. Apn
tf.r r seBs ilnss PslcA AulIeD tas i7u ysu u h6
lse
PoRTrR-Tn Brooklyn, Monday morarG April I, Marta
Il. Por,sr ss-d 80 years
H nos respectfully invited attend bis funeral
Ws0bessS 6th nat at 10 o'cLcs al his LATE resiasnsss
No. ~ Lafsy r.I7 avenue
PATRICk-A, Troy. N. T.. on Tuesday March n. Jsss
Psck CID ~. and retired merchant aged 10 yeA
PACKFR-In Hu0soD, y. suidspl 90 Sunday, Apvn 4
AGAln Packer formerly Of se River, cosn aged
ROBIssOr-On surd,y April IN Jersey City sgd 81 ysas.
Mrs Robinson, wife Of Wiinsn RobssoE.
STlLks-On Sunday, April william H.. Of Wa IL sal
May G siss ssoa y-sr and 4 months
funeral ~hoh. sFtbsf notice from the rsnseDs Of his
the arrival OF the ~ o'clock main from nsw-rort
sALTUs-on Monday April Cardiac N only dszsstss II
ire lAte Francis S.itus
Tie rssryss family pocsuiy isvtsl
attend fgErs RON her at. residence No. "a Wsvsd1
pss WeoB.sasy st4 o'clock. -tooat further iavisa-
sHEkWOOD-At SD. ST. on saturday as<rnsss, Aeru
copgs,lon u lungs Nay SHERWOOD widow Of tsAs
Isaac Sherwood, ssed To 1esss sne Hoss0s
wOOOsuFF-Oa s1ndsJ moIsins. April s. Mn Ebsabsth
WC0er.n ~iis CT ILuSs Hoodtu1, axsd Sc yssTA
TEE Sf the family 81 JA1-s saA
ps'd B.r-gor- respectfully invited at nd tbs fap-fA
rom hsl late rsscsnee no. o Nsr TweIis.h street
Tossc.y, the th Inst. 3; 10 m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05

.ooress nine where ok or mahogany were ioteaosA
tie meaDest gass for the best plate msnas to put
m the buildrg lost Substantial and goOl enough To
I've bis own credit fr actual ruin. snt comes OF st
i.t csrer Of some 800 300 per cent upon the price
ne paid for bis srcbitec'.
Mr. C. thus psys more than the fees If two or three
est rate architects wuull have TO- sud bis
bouse botokod in tie bAigaic. WhJ p'ties mimi L.
,.fyes him right and every else Who strives q 90
tsr labor Of any KIDD ~itbou propsry paying for It,
CHEhr ARCHITECTS the o-gluHiSg ard eud Of tais
sbuse. Hcre ana there pero4ps, 81 arts, Of true
sortb-strugght9 bic way IUtO not cs-a4y, for q
While, be compelled - work a Hsrernuoeratve prices
10 gain nsme # he fods people enough % take
advantage Of Ois Deces-e.; hut no 1cnitect OF any
stanoing can I0nesny ma,rttin bis position rith
chsrses Tar below too us0s stand ard ia bis profession
Tho veil paid profe-noDal m-n has no t1nptsh'n %
overreac6; VI. one who ~orksfOr srs thaO h- should
will manage to obtain h,s fee 10 ohe gay ~ suoiher
Its quite time that bios On )od be strack a. ne
fer;ous sy.te ~ ~bicb robe alike buiers src1ltecSs
and propristors their cian- erect' bal struc
Cures where money ha~ been paid for good ooes a,d
b,ipgs TO osnedt one of the most noble and Lb sr4i
professions Connected tn the tue sr,s
Have he.n craving f1ncifn or GngenerJus pic
tnre Ask ibe fire, bailcer you meet - Won wtl be
sta.tleo 81 6nJ how olt>B tell you, 90 he nts
10 some indvi1ns hodus bis he. high WITH il ptten
o.ius " Thai man has Jeei b0uRhf' Men u at aus
1ected will reool When trey their faces 10 the mir
r,r thus psbicly plscsd before them.
You, r..pso fully, BUILDER.
E,c York March 2s, 1898
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BOARD CT SUPERVISORS.

MoEDAr, Apnl 4.-ELiJAH ). PUKDr, esq, ia the
Char.
surdrv bills were referred.
ITe Brooklyn PGtr CeiebrGtioa.-A invitation
was received from the Brooklyn Commoa Couooil to
hove the Supervisors join with them III tue W ater
Cesbra,ioD on the 9th inst. Accepted.
By resolution copes of the proceedings OF tins
Bosro we're ordered 10 be cent 20 the Mercontie Ap-
piepicss AstOr New-YoIk Historical, Law lnsttaie,
sLc other libraries.
BHs Ordered Pasa.-A report Was adopted to pay
SiC6 A Tor 10 ,ars TO The ues Of the Register sad
County Clerk offices. Also, to pay $500 70 for gas
IN oped the Recorders Office sno ne~ Court House 70
tie lat Of February. Bill Of Normsn Mcleoi, amount
log to SS6 % for scppes 10 the COMFY jail for Jan
ns,y; also, $i9l 60 FOR February. Bill Of John b.
Po"e s3i9 9S, COR keeping Harlem Bdtee.
TIE Fxcfse C0-nmrsitOn.-Tbe bill Of Mr. Haskett
amounting $3.50 $3.50 for service snd 500 for office
rent was again reported fsvoraby. Toe Committee
say that there arrau cement regarding the once
ttit beirg Oh srged. The bill WAS ordered paid.
Harlem Bridgr.-The sslsry Of the Keeper o. the
Harlem Bncee was fixed at 500 per sppum.
After the reference OF sun0ry papers, the Boa.d al
iourned 20 Monday the 18th itst.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
COURT OF OYER AND TERHuNEa-AFKiL i-Bsfs~
Jurge DAVIES.
NrKuER CASES.


MURDER CASsS.
The regular term VI thus Court c'mmseced this
ucuug =, -. -. c.......
uoae b. op.u caly hse D n-~etsy Tor orsgd
Jut, IL mis- Cur Tie PERSONS nmoo.d ~ete scSrdinsJ
ci-ctar.sd- 49,
NJ rhur, said that several dct-sn:s bad been re-
moved irs th, Coui aud ID. puis iofct-d bal bees
ou.Lt BE move thai they % - s"rra %
lie cu,toey sLerf TIE shsrd taen took them 'nso
cu.tody
Te Cork then o,l,d " tie rri'onsr'ss foNoss
loan Jsyr-s Gls,s. James Hissrs yaoes Lils sna
Jotu ouus Indicted FOR murder OF VIM Decker Ia Elm
street =, r,.
ouirb, ago sot'a.rsn for the murder 81 Mn Fletcher
hiobsel yrn, 'ng tho muroer II sr.rnsn Cutting.
Jsrg.. MJrrhy Tor the MURDER nj W MURPHY
J-.p Y scu-t fpr TIE muroe' u ~.rtino De ssates
W.t~rb4 10 fb- OF oo-q ret, from sHsninstou
Of the p~r.rs tom tsd sh Toe ess-
r. obuhs Toe sanity OF the pr.oger DE
moved an ipque.t fer Ire tai. Of thai a. erti'n
M snthor CouLsel for Boslu-t 'ad he bad made ar
r.pr.ueuts snins at pysci .us 70
yl.r him IN ths Of about week sey would DO
pIepared - 90 VIII the ldrest.
TIE Cour' srsnt-c the mo'i1n
The .aG be would ~s all hs cases o. tas
r., e'c,ed for +, mic i- ill rext Montsv Thst-o
rdc sssls John G> others 10 ud i over Tor
two weeks frcm tomorrow.
TIE ceur. then odr-s -xs panel Of hundred aori
for n. third NoLdsy ~ TIE present mouth
Adjourned 70 re1 Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05
A MATHEMATICAL PROBLEM IN STEAM
MAXINE.
10 u. Editor Of TAsS. Y. Tr'sva.

To TIE Esitsr Of TIE N u Hisvn..
SIR: lately attended meeting at which tho prin-
cples and processes of shpouldips we're discus'ed.
or oouIse there much said about the forms and
proportion Of hus, wave liuee rousd s-erns, shs'P
bows, disgonL framing aud orso ng, tubular mssts,
&c and the general adoption of sucn forms as exhibit
Distribution of the mseri,l best adopted to resst
pressure Taese improve euts, being bas"d on math-
enstic,l principlss II was said positive and i,st-
ing there being potoug DAN doubtful about them.
Bot on the question o, propulsion there soon s'ose
Uniform uneI pected admission thst something es'
semitic, xss still Okicg ard N the course OF tue even
ing no Little suprise expressed, that while 10 most
things shout a ship, fDrm as everything, tue true
feuie Of propellog blade-whether ~ IN oar, pas
ole wheel or a ecIe.-had not been developed nor
even attempted to be developed, 10 this country nor IN
Europe A mathematical problem of the highest IN
terest ID Of incrsasrg importanoe ~hoh no ma'ne-
ns,lcian has taken up VIII rot some ,cie nthc IN
stuon deliver the sord steam msriee from further
emp,.icism ON the subject
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NORTHWESTERN Observation-Disclosures


r. "A. ESssor If TA.N T-tbs-s
SIR: lDcio,ed you ~ill 6Oi az e1ttsot' from the
vpeeoh delivered during tho lat mottu 10 the Court
Hou,e in this city, oy tue 4. Alfred Caldwell, y
STATE Senator from TN, District, sia-yer Of reputa
tos, who las been rep ateoly elected Mayor of tas
the second city Of the STATE Nj. Caldwell monte
ally an American, but you vii from b's speech
that like most Of hn party 10 Isii region, he 10 good
Rspubl can at heart
Ire speeeh 10 taker fon The Jntl!igencer, psp1
Of when city usy b. justly proud as It WA the
frs. ssy TO Iass tn. stasd.rd OF Free Labor, Free
Speech, and Free Men Ia the Anclsnt DomiaiOs, and
pobly teuperately ana firmly has ts stand been
tanned.
While have my pen IN hand let me say word In
Commentator Of good city, sua i1 numerous msu
ufacturng esta oshmens Of glass and iron every
of which has continued 10 enjoy comfortable degree
Of prosperity through tho foaicisl disasters which
have disturbed Aod oyefw'el ned 80 many portlous
OF our country. How ie this Anomalous exception TO
be accounted for We Thick Mr.. Editor, toe expi.-
nation is 10 be found in our ustural aud pre-
eminent sdysntages-io the facs that coal the gre,t
element Of manutactu'es crops oct here 90 the bank
Of our noble river, costing Only the trouble OF very
easy dig giIg--n the f4cs That provisions are hers
both obe.p AID abundant aud sn excellent market for
every kind OF msnufac IL fur0sosd by the rapidly
Increasing density Of the inhsbitsn,s Of this rich and
hours ling valley of the Oai ard by the worn Of
railroads rsdietiog TO tDe West 10 every direction.
We would be most oappy t. impress thee facts upDu
the attention of our Eastern friends. We Eouli DO
glad sso to make them acqu ,int.d vita foe free
schools which have been es,s,lshed by the vote Of
the city county, and, WITH our large public halls
and hotels almost rivalne tbose Of your own Gotham.
By the way vba' would you 10 the Esst tnlnk OF the
idea Of holding the next National Opposition Conven'
ton for 1oubatlOn of AID ViCePresiisnt
in our most central city, Would 1t not have hsppy
io9uence in giving odor OF nationality to the move
n.ut ard 10 removing the absurd charge Of sectional
ism which the beautiful Slavery. propsgating Demoo-
rs,y 20 perteveriDgy bucR asaiust ne. We would
promise sou an uld.fasnloned Virginia welcome, in
ttead Of be plumber and robbery which tho Democ-
racy su red at the ia of hot. keepers of Gin
cipBsti in 1856. And Mr.. Garrett, the accommodating
PresideUt OF the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad will be
ready WITH his excursion tickets on the most esson-
abe teIms, VIRGINIA.
Uhsttss, Da., N0rek, 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05

DlscoRpASr HARNosr.-TA ETamsser OF this
week speaks in this wise Of the hired singers In cry
churches: ,
"Wbep il happens as 1t sometimes does, tha' d
knot of graceless persobs take the praises OF tne
church mo their own hsrds, 1t 10 DARK ume' VI
when Is IL frequently tire cSse two or thiee Sucn p'
sops maasse u make themselves 'Hdt'pcH'd,'S 'us5
become a great degree masters uf tue pesos anu
dignity OF the church. They are sure 10 dehsnp
d,grea Of consideration 10 which they nave Z"
ard vbch cannot be nghttuliy aoco deG 70 'heu' ~
this /. grsutsd, the Interests ut pobho worship VIII
probably be sacrificed to their VANITY. II NOT tncy
leave the seAts.' the mas'c fast,r, Then certsln
Of the headed ana fGut tested think The ak OF
God will surely be overturned, uoiess these sNcred
nnckirc birdie C8u be got 10 waI6hpg again. Meat
while and u I'll the ", ublc is oompOeed all taa. con-
ceps time dc sth and eternity, mast be postponed TO
the opestior whether soprano tnd Tenor b can be
,uticd once more into orchestra To como OF oar
CITY rss3ers men beers of chcrches whose leading nu'
scsrs are hi ed 81 AZ expense which gould De CON
sdered an exceedingly hbcra sslsry '"r country
minister hi. Description ~,ll ~ 'haoes Bat We
know Of church, outwartly ~ peaor which has
beer really cutie distressed because o T am persone
were cssst.hed the pIice OF .ho,o oiess's aos'ul
bas been almost . hreskdosu' OF DE CHOIR, AGA
may prove furthermore loss OF - cohasS 10 lns
snhu> Subscription. And whs are th"se Pc'so"s
MOI u~wbert # the CO arch They haVe De- Cnoio w
trd tie wellbeiug Of the church tran psn'u' =. y.
soo We Tiers Who mate out of fne ~orsuip %
Dia'e rad u the religions seisTe OF 81 Asa soo .pe
Vofn they have uur,ly uses the chG'co ior 'no
gisch' a'ion oil their nifty sDd iove Of power
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05

Az ERRoR.-Tbe Nursery and Guilds Hosp'ts
managers empbsiicy deny tn. truth oftas state msh'
made IN one o: the Sunday p.p-r' 70 tue ehec taS'
woman and her infant we're turned from the ia'-'1
tion, or cold day, when having 20 other p'ace o'
r,fuse TIE msrssers invfe q meSt thorough 'n'0'
tie.ti,n into al the sllegsiiop' fhey ssy 'ns' ''0
woman was dismissed in consequence OF inhanAn u0
men, of the child nv herself and for when Tessoo sue
pss,eat away in charge Of 81 officer, who rsc's'']
her a. sn old offender.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05
fAdv''ti.mept

DR. LEyTTT's PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN
AsruiC.L TrsTH No ~ Wsverley p'sSr Bio,dssJ.
nswyok The following tss'imonis from prominent Den
tot oIly o. 'ho macy received daily:
Thi. certify that have PURCHASED Hcenss N use oI
LtvFITs fssit stmoshsro fr.nutr Dental Plates aioa
greet sdva n.It in Dentistry, snd 10 dental
lsbos, ~ honld he ~tbo,' HsypE Of srtii
sl toe s,,s must unh-stti ally Pc
rour Or La vsy superior the fthsm for great
comfcr' ache psuts "rs--. sNprrirncsd In my
T. WILSON bfs.ILsf pe-,N Srf-.h
"Ea,ch H. 1850 suffolk Va"
TLsRIroEIAL AND DENTAL OTFIcE LrcyEsss Fos SALE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05

PASAHA RAILROAD COMPANY Az an eIecuoa hela
yesterday afternoon al the office OF the COMPANY In
tie Tontine Buil1ipg, No 81 Van street, the t'ho"-
irg per,ons were unanimously elected Is Directors;
VIM II. Aspinwall, Edsis Bartlett Henry Chanoc-y'
Samuel W. Conlstock, Edward CnnAId, "m- Eel
loves David Hosdley, Gouverpsu' ksmoie, tnsnSo'e
W Riley Jsmcs r. Soutter, John seward Jf'' Isaac
Tosnserd VIM. Whitevrgst jr.