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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
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TgF EARLY.UP.FEILoWs AssoCnTG0S.-This is
the title OF an Association the nucleus of which was
formed by some Eve six boys in the upper portion OF
this city ,everal years ago. They Fever h'd any
fol nal organization, but, BY mutual and friendly un
Outstanding, they resolved to rise every morning 81
O'Clock Summer and Winter, ara meet at each others
homes in rotsticn. The primary basi' OF this union
WAS developed by desire TO all each other u their
studies which object was well carried out Years
rolled or and as these boys merged into young men
they felt bound to attribute their general good eitn
and conps alive strength to their esry rising habits
OF course, their advice 70 Young men generally has
been 10 rise early The result of their experience h..
been n Organization Of an Association for the purpose
of rromCtrg the cause Of esrly rising smorg young
men The organization 20 which this specially reiei,
was formed about eight months ago. About that hGie
was the practice Of its members 20 meet 81 various
places en- the Hudson River for the purpose OF bihirs
before scepyicm bad az opportucny OF beng aoou''
Gym1 a.tc exercise also al important Item n tue
plan. The morning papers were also procured 10 gooi
time read, and the principal topics Of news vel d-
cussed al before O'Clock, b which tine tae parties
were - their respective homes, sux'ol'y, and VIE
sharper ed sppettes awaiting the developments OF the
breakfast table. The officers Of tbs Society are 81
follows: Mr.. Charles Aiuswofth, Pioneer or Pres'-
Se,t; NJ. Water Brown Chief Engineer; Me7sfs'
William Sawyer sni Samuel Lawrence, Assistant Ea'
cinsers: Mr.. Silas WsIen Treasurer and Mr. james
Gregg, Secretary and Librarian. The duty OF the
President or Pioneer s 70 be hsnd frst to sc. to
the waking up of members five minutes behind tins
10 cali ard to heal the party to taa Pcn, tsernlned
upon as place Of rendezvous fJr the morning. Toe
duty Of the Engineers is to survey ;be ground, the
places and provide appropriate spo;s Tor the fn' an
suly TO il innate the TO The President or Poreer.
Thst the enterprise Is q commerdsb.e ole, lev WI
derry. The multiplication Of such societies WI ienA
70 tie plysicsl improvement OF yoong men, and per-
hans give some impetus TO the just appreciation 0; Ins
,sritsrs wants Of the Metropolitan City.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOTERNOR.
By and ,,i@ tie advice and consent Of he Ss"a,c;

By and ,riM the adrice and consent Of he Ssna'e
- Marcus, 1882
NoTARIFs PUBLIC.
opEESs.-Henry w. Eastmsn, o. Ros5n. 90. =,
EsGS-Ssth b. Cole, George l.. Fox, Oren NJ bea'h J.
lsraerd Tsylor Bernard Csssery Adr.n Van sindenn'
Iasdes Doushsrty Frank H. Dikemsn Harmau G. We'eI'
hsa joan W Grief Thomas Rpton, OF Brooklyn -, 80,
NV YoRk-John Townsend jr, William T. Ncoil, "enlus
Wells Thos Okie jr, Thomas l.. Thorueli AUGUSTUS T.
Ieas,u Isaac L. Taylor r. Carlton Overflow, John Efne''
IRiLi.n H. Browne Francis S. Banks Of New York CITY,
Rock GSD-Andfew Falln Of Piermont. 80
1 fVTkAM-George LudinitOn OF Ludingtonvile' -
RISssLL .ER-Wnlsm Gary. Frederic Leake SeoIge A.
sOre Of Troy; Arson Groe sbeok Of Lansingbursh
II LLSasY-AlbeIt p Stevens Of Albany
II ScsoN,giE-John GebhAId, jrl Of schohane u II; r,
MllrocAJohn s. Leske Of Saratoga Springs william D.
Fsrx-Beni.min II. Baldwin Of Tinconderogai samuel
Asss Il kstssvtle. -. -, ~, n poh.r,.
CaslcsCsAy. n
OrsEeO-Aibsrt q. Moore OF motifs
II 0swEGo-Shm A. Webb Of Oswego mi,
II osesDlsA-P Lawrence Perine Of Bsdwinsylle 49, -,
cosrLiND-HenIy B. Bur-, OF Homer Dsnie D. "e''' vi
s.nIkop
/ BIOosE-George Pratt Of BinrbAmtou. -
wAnE-Iewis d. AldTcb, Nathan Teal OF Lyons 1ohn
snsctwIii,m P. Pollard, Leroy c. PMtH1se, OF Ssne;
l,, John Winch OF Canadce John A. sathef'ahd o' 0'
\ seuIa
cHiNvse-Jsbez r. Ward. Of Elmira ru
srtVtEN-CArk Bell Of HsmnondsPoft Chsiie' IL iHoHP
i te q Coming.
klclEI-Sparrow s Sage of Pekiu -.
fIiT-Anson @. COpger Of Collins center NH'A" A'fP
tsH kbenan GeTrit T. House, OF buhaio. Al, 90 t,rV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. TTeyift, Moses Beecher Of I'm
@.ule. n,,,
CslVTAuouK-Ebenezer r. Thompson OF DInkhk
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fAever.nensDt
AND PARTIAL

DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR AND PARTIAL
DEAFNESS CUEED-Dr BAILEY PROMPTED, ~ me Fn'est
"a motive % publish soeher ' o cures -
Gently Effected BY hin. The parties o. he nsn-s' resp
bity AID F.dy testify skill Of DR. IL and the oer-
Is sA ed from u. eIf-sronAy and succ.sigl treatment
hT. ChsI EsEtIUui cured o. eischsrse ifsm ne x
ard partial deafness fAs-i ~ sca~t ever lie AZ Of tor-
y,as lie II a-d nay BE- At No. ). huErsy-s'
Hey-Y1 Cy Mr C. C. Lshrcp. Upward q D. ye.rs cd
VA. D,af xh dis.zfeeabe noi., hesd-clIed entI
-r-..csacs No Ws.: W.sliDEt5n Psoe, Ner-ToH M
william svey No. = COuftAnti CsP. ChEes Aac-isor
o. 5osrd TIE i;esrn.r Thomas y. Powell .
Dr. Be4s Ier-sT 4 barn n. ]. Ar. Ja1ic' 4 nlr;s
Gas, Wo:ss Ctis.Eo Sr jams B-rus. P-a:so. F..,J
uss1 PogtLL-sFss Mr. B. r. stsPasn,on, end Jiki'Iv-
II r. Hsrsusn, esq csIhs-or q. las No - C1am 'ef' =
NefoTk City se'h PsDe, broker and eei,or ChiesSo MI
Hswl,yi wife and FTes Dean, spEulheld II Mrs. hsbecet
D Howard, FAirhusn hsss Ms ssr,h s~sae' HtatleKe'
Ma Prince, Por-.rd Ne.
Dr. HlErL.Y all receive cal from 4. N pntl ? m .;
b. ssdsrce, No 2 ir.oa psce, rrss Il BsostEsy
~. icIk kaf-a 2. lHs9
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The stats 1t shows the large ncIesss cf73 csct
Proposals. for 500, 400 ceut Central PARK Fuat
stock we're opered to-day a. the Coutrolsrs Office.
Seventeen bids were made and the folio wing were s,e-
cessful:
os 80 Mad 't Co 80 81 go ~ ldoi Sek Ri CO.. 500
s G voa G.ba a'i $40 = Se i' wd S S.. sss:
5000, lolloi David liolms.: t9eoa lol s.; JTsJG
eLo2; P BarnoDL'. HePhew, Co. slpo At iol ,:
R eis5; HOLMAN Ola Ten Bross. 60 a 1L 20
TIE business Of the Gearing Hou.s today WA
SIS 905 SOL The Atlantic Insurance Comps7y 0
Brooklyn has declared ciyi5snd Of 10 y cent, psy-
abe on demand. A dividend Of v cent has beea
declared on the stock ofths Ftcbburg sni Worcester
R,ifoa5, payable on and after tue 10Th lest. Mr.. j.
+. Calhoun, form erly Of the NswYork snd EeSHs
yeu Rsroad has been appointed Superintendent. OF the
New Haven Lofion, AID St0nirgtOn R.lroS, in
p,aae Of K NJ Do1d, resigEed.
Trssiury Notes are in far demand snd are selling
from psr 20 y cent jsccutt Tbs supply On the
market is rot large, as they rapidly msturiog and
vii be cent in fr redemption. TIE AMOUNT Of mocey
oGri1g continues u DO abundant or tho demand aaf
rates are without change TIE cunent rate Of demsat
loans Il cert, with seine transactions q, cent
Tie banks generally fed nearly enough paper to keep
up ther lirea. TIE payments mo the Sab Trsssury
on The loan tbs week have created bat little disturb
srce. We hear Of $780, 900 sged for tho Earopsaa
steamer tom orrow. The Havana steamer will preb-
ably take some dOaboors although At the latest dates
Ezchsrgs did rot look favorable Ior goh shipments.
The Allentown and Esston Connections with tis
Pennsylvania snd NewJtrsey Central roads 10 90 far
advanced, that in few weeks trains VII be rsgnl1iy
run The wet weather alone has prevented tbs com
peton oftss rosd over which goods bs sen. from
Jsrsey CITY 10 Chicago. Tie MiysuEse AMI hiss,s-
spp RAILROAD are again in dsfsul, the interest," daa
let net On tLeir Farm Mortgage bond'.
TIE Geimsnia Fire InsursDce Company ha, been
organized With c,sh capital psia 10 Of eAO, oOO sna
i. prepared to issue policies. The LIST Of Dirscofs II
cluoss Of orr moet prominsnt merchants, a.svs
and !orsien: MsuIice Hlge., Mchas. Lisra1, RcaAd
H1sds. Hsr-y Bal, Ed~sra Bech, G. PopPeahu'so.
JoAL Po,,s b Owl, LOU, r. Mack, G. Goafr'y Gaa-
,sss. Ci.rss. Hssct. Jacob Z. Soaay'ss. Hse@. II
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Excursion or 1aK NEw JERSGY LEGISLATURE
Yesterday morning nearly all the members OF both
Ueuses, together with large delegation fiom tie
Nex-Jsrsey press aud 8 number of other invited
eues,s-ue whole Numbering over 100 persons-,et
Trenton few minutes psst O'Clock, proceeding up
the Beividere Delaware Railrosd as far as Philips
burgh, the terminus Of the New.Jersey Central.
Arriving at this port they spent hsf al hour in eH'
amnirg the Surroundings. after which they took pas
age on the Central cars proceeding at rapid rate TO
Somery lie where the train hated, and the company
were treated to an cxcel.rt dinner provided at the
experse u the New-Jesey Central Railroad. This
preliminary to good tossts good speeches, snd good
legislation, was followed by the two first at least, and
great thirgs a;e expected nrega,d to the other.
"All aboard was once more called out and away
the party started in the hgbest gee al tay satisfied
Il at tie creates good 70 the restest number required
the extension Of that great thoroughlare to jersey
City. About o'clock they reached Euzsbethport,
where the stea Red jacket in readiness to con-
v.y them up Newark Bay. While proceeding, the
guests were Informed OF the objects sought AFTER and
its importsnc the public welfare well the State
cf New. Jersey. The bost iaslly brought to at New
ark, where the party separated, With cheers to Gen.
Darcy John d. Stearns, Superintendent Of the Central
Railroad the Ptesident aud others connected with that
railroad. The day was pleasant, the company agree
able and vito the exception Of few belonging to tue
Filth Hol,e, all conducted Themselves with quite as
much dtcorum as was to be expected.
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AccDEyIs.-Nrs. Catharine Lettinger, Germa

AcCIDEYTs.-Mrs. Catharne LetingeT, German
years OF who burned by the explosion Of
lighted lamp bich che filling 1huiiy night -iet LAST
sy.Iiug At the City Hospital She resided at NJ 81 Center
street
Railroad az PeTmout, admitted % ID. City Hospital ye'tet
having nearly CIT on by which he
showing 70 bin. running back over il.
Mchael Q1inr crnsD, thrown from hs vehicle yest-r.
d.y ia South street wheel talrg iuo and
received scalp wound 20 neoests his removal
70 he Hospital.
VIM hrscu. while .. work yesterday in steam MD
No z!3 West Twenty .Ath street be outangled In .he
,chireIy before be Of his situation circular
..w ,,tr, into the cali Of hi. eg II. removed 20
the Ci.y lilo. lits suffering from horr. bic wound
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L ctlss.-But Few are aware OF the nchness OF our
clam banks. Unlike other banks, they are never
Effected by any financial crisis, or such disturbing
Esnses; they discount daily, ana ouer SURF !u-
Syideod ON the CAPITAL invested than any other
Institution in the country. To al VINO present
themselves for loan it is freely given, and no ques
nons asked. Their currency Is always al PSI' IoI
Their deposits are ine1haustble. Some MY msu ato
Constantly engaged in this branch of business. Inc
crop" for each year will average from o,VVV 20
~ go bushels From the lat of October TO the Isl Of
April these bivslvous fish are in their greatest e1
te.eooe. During this time, Mr.. Abner Caldwen WIZ
have put up some 500 bushels or upward of lb,OoO
pounds. which find a ready market in CALIFORNIA;.
M Caldwell alone disbursss about 81 600 dur
leg this period. In addition TO his purchases, and
|ke home consumption, there are thirteen regu-
1ef pedlsrs who obtain their supply in our mar
lie, Tor the towns OF Salisbury, Amesbury, East
hGverhill, Hsverhil, Georgetown, Rowley, West
|Gsybuiv North Andovtr, Lswre9ce, Lowell, and
nary otner places. In those months which contain
20 R-being the Summer months-elams are sai 70
b pnheshy and are only used for bait by our mack
fel eeet TIE folio wing prices are ootaned IN the
Wtter months: Twenty tive cents per oushei Ia the
Heu or az cents a pound boiled there beleg nine
Pounds 30 a bushel, would make huyiour cents pr
eashe for bait 81 - and e 30 are PAD per oNre1
=, theltd clans, the purchaser hndog sat auu Oai
les. A oOonoisseur can readily detect the age snd
sal nom which tie clam is taken. The clans whch
steS IA the mud upon our flats berg OF slower
growth a!e necessarily tough while the CLANS Which
Ss pfopsRtted at hump sands are much more
eosr ard Juicy At the latter place these hsh are
- allowed to obtain but one years growth, when
~ are tsken to market. The clans taken from tas
~ are mostly used for bait. At this season OF the
g. when every Kind of business 10 in stsgnsted
b.. 20 ard hundreds OF men are on; OF employ
rs thtte clam banks offer eXtrs Inducements. A
con sho is acquainted with the grounds can make
-" zoe two dollars per day easily.
lNswb1rypot Herald
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BROORL YN I7,EMS.

A Cr.sT,etF 49,, SHERuT'S DTrUrT A. Loo
Va. co ~issbs excite ea; :, e. es'as'
&C 49,. q ,s s. "a wsri a.. ,sase Of the sh-r.
ia D.1ur. A. uss sas ~, JEbi 70 levy On ,ee s'9a q
=, sXsergn 90 10 sc sep, 18th oh ERA s. by
~hh cro-i-r Ot scme hours TIE onees us,y 80 a. =,
b.Ees ia. pr,edsrce Tie Coz stable insisted hat be
entered tie door hr whoh TIE DsPuD senisa i
casd in brother Deputies and ,rans erred ne sS
- se-~ak Co-s;Ase calsi az Good citizen. %
s.,. h lssis ~5' y F % :ss ., ID ,ts
tItJ bsss n;o BE house .sso large portion o. ae
rested more tetsmen, anorr the sooi cfeu, who were
M becoming uGnisdfl Of their s'e. ard TIE os ~. IL Or
he By dyidius the goods E,el 'ooi two wesOo oad'
AID drove Of Pesesw thus restored.
TIE CorRrs.-The Kings County Circuit Con-
i'll b cpsset u 10 oeess. m OF MOn4sy toe lih inst is
cose the bu.ae. Of hs isy tie Court vii adjourn owes
III. sp.ts Tern C.I.ad,I viii D. called in Chamber on
Tue.ey Nrch IS At u O'clock, nooo The Day caansar vii
solsis. Of TIE 6rs; twenty csu'es
The Special Tern foi et Pa';es motions stands ADJ
7is Civ ccor,s viii be opeu-i avodsy. .ie IN ia,
whez the Cal n5,r vii be tsGen up
Co-NryRFzrER ARxEsrED.-A bostrasn named
sogntFf.. as n n iis N,,: Bank Of Mystic Conn a.
Reimtr. grocery store IN Co street heiin.l tnn
arohs bin II the description The store Of Nv jennings
when L. him tto custody The vSaet'e rPtesen' hm
al. ea yi sos tn. IN ss n the
j. fg'e beneath the presentation fnmer
carving SLED With At the bottom sud caster u
tbe tl ,he fgr. dog The bill admirably eNecGi"d
and printed good paper The accused Hskel com
United 10 avs All examination
SEsPEcrED OF THEFr.-A youth, named Johu
D1Vu arrested by 0cer Donnely OF ne Third Precnct
Yesterday suspicion Of being thief On being SEARCHED, |.
psis found ,ecr-tei about Lis body He wss held
q await further inquiry.
ASSAULT on A WoNkN.-Sergt. Smith arrested
James MoGue Thuresy nis on the charge Of s'',tai
Mr.. Vivian, in Columbia street When oroush, before Jifs
Blaok,y refused make complaint and Mcclure
discharged.
SToLEN.-A tub Of butter valued at $50 was stolen
frcm grocery q Mr Morris ot South Tenth 40:
n streets dondsy night By come taef who escaped VIC
his booty.
THE WILLIAMSBURG DGsPENSARY.-The number
patients treated this institution tor the month OF February
VS. females 1885 of these los nat Tes OF the
United states l67 Of Ireland u OF Erssndi Of Germany
France of Scotland 657 prescriptions prepared
OF treated injuries ai nervous, "a skin d..
cage heas abdomen, 81; and 9; ievers f
sb,e uuss throat, So rheumasm iOi minor
.esry 81 primary, ys,uated 81 pa'sn. under oa year
49, ano i've 81 between 1--we aud ten 81 oet"een
ten ard thirty, 80; over thirty, lie.
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FRlDAY, MMeh Il

FRIDAY, Mach ll-P.g.
TIE fiat stock ss'er Of The Jay we're At eight al
vsroe over ccsirg prcss q yesterday, bat il nsady
evtry n.ssIoe. P'icea gave wsy toward The close Of
tie CT L. srd TIE market Was decidedly heavy again
Ter TIE rsmsin!er Of the Day. Ons Of the exceptions
vas NsW-Yolk C.rt-ai. WHICH bad frn aud we'll
sLslssed UAJ.s, Ei.t fs.E dsgrss G. activity Tas
s,oek rss que scacs sssv,>a TIE Board, sai .as
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FULLY ACQUITTED.

70 "a. Edito, Of The n. y. Tribnne.
SIR: As the press have published the chirsc made
,ssn,, me FOR eytong 100 from .go cointymep from Yer
mont must that they win do the Justice q let 10,
vrrr the J sai perfect tia the
stat. the complsuans who rot cross mned
have tiumthsuty acquitted think too much OF the
good chsrser esrusd IN this city allow nfinou,
Sbafse to bead. also AK that ais
viii be siyrn ACE IN your counrs as was the
notice Il IN Zion from the 2o1c-.
Repeatedly, NATHANIEL X. MILLS
!Nes Yo,k, March 10, 1859
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U,cuw,y RoprrrY.-A Hipioo naTeG james Sell,
who recently arrived here from Calcutta WAS dec'yei
by james Perry, one of hi' 'hPmAss and s'o. ,',
perou whose name Is uHknorn, INTO mouse ~ OiA
street. on Thursday evening, where they knoeAs3 u,
dcsp, and while one Of TIE Pa'iles choked .-H ,l'
o,be, vrs,,ed belt containing SO il got, from rs
perscr Psny was subsequently, arrested ari 'u'''''
Connolly committed him for TRIAL
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BORS ~ The STAIIoS-HoUsy.-A s scotch woman.
named Whom spped TO the Station HOu. Thurstsy nFht
Odsng stating that she In search OF Dor husband
had m days tiute without having len any
tor her support Yesterday morning she seized With labor
psrs medical aid being called she delivered of
ehd Alter being properly s,ieneed they removed
70 tk. u.sH OIse
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FO. j. Smith, chef owner of the Unioo Telegraph
Line. betseeu New York ani Bo:tor, was arrested
Yesterday Fridsy at the suit of ID. II. Craig As'n'
Of the Associated Press for libel and held to bs in
tie cum Of SO coo BY order Ct the Superior Coar.
tLis CITY.
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TIT Poor ~ WELL. IS THg Rich csn have
cue CouCfs a-3 CoAsvN-Ttos n "a prt-eEy
q Sir. N ~ Ca 1-rs 1901 ~
BAs.N Ct LVEEsoET ice HOaEHs.Ao Eet e tsii IA
r.x,a b...s.ax to our raa. so4 by On, Dr-l.~t
az Nero wIESk foITsE, Bos,ee, arc tas 9sssh Asss1
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IfAdyer'i.suieu;

TIE NLTALLIC TABLET STROP-Invented by
Gso. s.rNDEE A D. lst.-Tni,, the seruoe ,rtes, i,'
been eqsrd r proiuciLs keene possbe etse -
r,tor tL BE- obtained - the subs b~rs snd sole uiIui.I.
e.. ! s. sAuADEEs 30. A,,or House.
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GURNEY'S NEW PHOTOGR APlnC hSD FINE
AEr GALLERY No ~ Broadway fret block bsow tbs New
YcI. Hotel photographs, D,slsreoypes. Miniatures IN OIL
ana NOrytyTe.
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KILLED BY 4 FAGL.-COrOner Gamble held an 10
quest Fjsy No go Sixth avenue upon he body Of Wm
a. RspsJer child sir 81 who was killed BY falling
from balcony from, Of the resdence OF his parents above
while lOoI drunken Tae Juiy rendered verdict
Of pestL from fracture Of the skull css-d By accidental
.
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FEESoH THEATkR-BRoADw,Y, OPPOSITE rnE
ME1RoToLrAS IlOTEL.-Mie. sen VII make her
fret appearance in Les Arme, de RicIiisr tonight
The costumes are very beautiful, Of the tins OF
Lopis XIV. There will be anew atsr-piece. All the
artists engaged will act, and flee entertainment i'
promised.
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Officer Durts., sJod. ~ O'Clock on Tsurs'sy night,
found borne so shawl &C Pier No. T. Ncrsh River.
Soppcsrg that the weMer hsd committed suioite, he
procured grapples Esd sOoo succeeded in recovering
the body Of woman, Which, "a beng taken to tbs
Eighth Ward S.Jior. U0use. we, recognized n; thii
Of Arm Butler who lived .. No % Desob street. Sle
orcs before attempted suicide by drowning, and re-
Gently made threats 70 renew the attempt on her NE
She h,d husband bat tad cot lived WITH him for
long tins. Cororer Schrmer held an nqnest upon
tie body AID verdict Of S1ioIs By drtjEniDg was
rendered by the jay. The deccs-ed wss native OF
England g yesrs Of age.
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lAIY-ftl .,rn,n. I

CENTRAL PtRK.-On TUESDAY MKT, the 10th
rs, J.! O'clock BLrFcKEK 70 sell At the Exchange, Wal
LOr irostns ieith ljth and lotlsts aad tho n.
oPp's ne Central Plt Maps AID term, 70 be obtained
9 10 cr-ce. No. BIoad =.
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lAiTeT.seu-ut

Tsn-THE CASTOR TEA CoMPAET hsve %
hsrS -ysy variety Of TE,. 9rocs sat Tea o>ssn A1s
PRIVATE fes eochouI Ooolo-4 and rou.s ayso1 mon ts
y 90; GcnpoSter ana Imperial oun 81 20 o., AZ o'ssi
81 C.1 srd sIamns No. Is Cast5sn ssssssa Isss
ana EsossvetSa
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hnza namei lame. Porter and

BrRCLtRY.-Two boys, named James Porter and
Jane. Meredith Oh cpbcad from the .torehouse Of
ohu McArd utb dealer Of No. e9 West s~veneentn street
Yesterday and stole quantity Il rsks 81 McAIee drove
them hc rt time aud ns the board on again but me
te making second attack upon the rsss he rin ir
them sud e.ctug Porter, had him committed ~ Justice
U ackrnbush Tor .Isminstion
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-Nire pupils, who attended tie Groton ths'--'
Academy bot resided with their psrests in the village,
have been scspeedei from tha. is'!iiaIi9e, tor Ct
teasrx q dspe,ag. school.
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RIAL EsIATE-The following sales were msds
yesterday at the Msrchants Exchange by Mssers.

0s Lot snd building, No 81 nen william at a. eco
On W,Jhiuxou ~ brick hou .es lot No $50 875l
Or Bsvard .tnry brick aud lot No go
On Pal st. lots MIN bpdilE, No II sad H. e.ch 1900
w ~ -. NJ 'Sl Observation-Disclosures ~ $500
Or Christopher Lot aid budns No 10. $40
VI ~ ..'.t..',........ 500
On Christopher Let az building No l6....... $50
or Cbr,,,,h.f OF and bu ding no lU< ....... $500
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ADD geld TO the v,la. OF go di'sPe.s,et Whsreup,.
he charges tia, f,s,a stole ID. tuck sud ia c'atsos
Tie youte u.a was greeted On Frila, nofnins, snl
oommltsd iOs examination By Jsstics B.eznsc.
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Stranger. in the City can obtain correc: PHRE-
EN.NN.T!ONs tn chart. aad M written descp-
oI rhsracsI including defects .-cUla'aoa And choice
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CHARGED WITH RoBnis0 MS FArETR-hr. salnue'
PRESS, residing 8, No. 203 Division street swe'' inst
on tie So of March, bis soc. Morris. lefi his mouse
.Da that At the .sns tios, trunk contsnios cisisg
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CIT Y ITEMS.

Can Bergman, the distinguished Leader, viii give
Sacred Concert on Sunday evening, at the Assembly
Rooms, No. 4iG Broadway, AMI afford most delight
ful entertainment vocal and instrumental.
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THE NV TOWNSHIP The act FOR creating tue
new township Of We,hawken from portions Of the CITY Of Ho
bsksI AID Bsrseu TOsahip, p.,td BY the NeE JeIssy
Legislature on Thursday, BY vote Of H.
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| Atv-gussm-ut.

A. W. FABER's Lead Pencils, sold n retail oy
az r,x.ousra. A. Wholesale only ~
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[ Advertisement

THF HARVEST HOME" RfPEATRD.-TIns
ATERAO0A. ald THIs EyEARG, tie beautiful domestic
er.uA Il THE HARtTsT HONE" received With u1 N
tiU,ism viii be rsles,sd a. BAEsUas MUSEuS The new
couus there pTeseLt Il 10 The Incompatible sye OF per-
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SHAD.-The fret chad Of tee season was taken from
the P.sssc River Bellyile, Thursdsy.