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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22
spcoND PREsBYrERY 70. 81.

h,jG,esrly meeting Of The Second Ptesby'ery
Ins 10 90 Tuesday evening, aud opened wan a
..rnon W ~ Washington ights was chosen the
rev w@Spe sdsy the Prssbyt'ry me; BY afi11ro-
VI Va .nnoptsa C,mmi sson' Tg 10 the General As
~, 10. 81. The narrative OF the state OF religion
semoy "a adopted-it presented nothing extra
F YES - I, the st..e o. the churches.
oiS es other items Of bosress having heen trans
- The Presbytery adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

HILLS AIR Gas LIGHT Co. have removed 70
No $40 Broadway where the fb suo heat on exhibition
Vines 10 e best, ohespest and most nmpie works n
the word. child IT. tSO fest square u az hs
required for It. AID challenge Ps7sou Win an
COMPANY 10 surn through lce sat and Ts,T Tor 100
C0OC feet a1d ofsr 5se snd CoCnty Rgtts os sale
A.PES, Hull 4 Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

CHARGED WITH ACcLIos SwIsDLIsC w siIace
Bradley merchant from the West nsess c3nplds 10 the
Hsyor ySs,dsy norDins chargng B. ssysrs, sho keeps
suction s,ers No z6 sroUa~sy Sita s.sas at
uLfs dssrE In the sale Of qn.ltiy Of essno.qta 40 as
Ix Rf.1.yl .neIeo the store bos OF coth SA f1ns
a. irs;y" which ntsased be Souss Ia ne snetoa
se br.yfy prsss0n ninty TIA cr1Sd
ofkgysrs psa he eek At 70 dssx strongly % n,ye h-i
sussns ,ts, b. IN his hsts, reqlsed Brad {, give
him go s.sist IL MAKING tae sbsss Mr. bf.dey ali So
.IS e.rned 20 lis sstonihDepi voen nstGrn ax tbs
Ninety" 80 piece, The case referred %
SaIsIs
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SUPREME coURT-CIscrIr-Apr sl-BsfJre Jsdge
STOCK on ToREIGS ssEssNkNt y
THIS sTATE.

Jo.sph ". Powell az Va y. J. Shell
This was &c aot.On upon d p-a nis-org NOTE gwen
b. c-fsud ugOu cal r sfsf1rot Ip1a Stock ni %
G. ftt t. sssssu Goa CoUfs1y o. felos,Ftn't
Fis Def bet ne r-l r. he nt Va
.sz sac vCi g. Isvius b-sl al a. meeting 9i ne al
lsf n kesYort. 10 Goa 5sirs fof-Fn c''p' a
Tb. I-fy. uuctr 90 J-cse, wh0 bel - th-
s sci TO- vtId'ct 'sr The o-fe acarts I L y
slsiEO1G f-r ElsirlT; SllKsy for Defendants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

SAX or Docks, PmRs AND SLIPs.-rhe Controller
yesterday ia the Governors Room, sold at al 'ton
the following Docks, Piers and Slips, for I've years
RON the let day OF May 1850 a. the folowing acnusl
rentals Simeon Draper acted as auctioneeri there
was but hlts composition:
EAST RIVER.
Hal q both Piers and BaEhsd oetween, foot Of Bro5me
stgtt fmu q. DoIgbsfty, fJt : LOSE
Ei TAT Of Pier No 81 half Buk read between NOS 81
ana 81 Soaveruc,I stfeet % Gvorse LAS for $50.
snAA Pier Nc 50 aid hs BusheSd brt~een Nos 50 and -
euferreuI street, 70 George Law for : 90.
Nss hsi ot feg No So sod nA slkaesd between Nos 81
ha - 'u'trnt " 'tfret . George Lac, for Sl,4A
Bash,So At tie @ Of Forty uth street 10 Thomis lrSin
III si7t.
NORTH RIVER.
Bukhead foot Of Barrow street 70 H. o. Farringto1 for
$50
North De q Pier No Is including outer end Of Pier to D
b,TroN for IS To.
South AIDE q Pier No - and ineudins the L 70 tie
enter en6 Of the Pier, o. & bert Aocot, foI
BaAhess sidh TIE street ioog u Behune street 20 D.
DeyTos ter : 100.
Bplhese sioth o. the street Of Bank street. to H. p
fNrrston. foT 40.
b Ilsss ~idth OF street. toot OF Troy street.. to D.
DNrow, for S25a
blhesd wioth Of the street. foOt OF GAneavoo street.
~ =. fsIriutton Tor = .
Silh
huthesd foot Of Fifteenth street 70 D. DArgo~ Tor ''l.
stb &C Tot u SStseatn street % D. DNroS. TT = ~
ssAh~so iooS Of TS,y hf street. 20 D. DSSoSi fer Fll
ksseTts or SSa
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CITY ITEMS

T., or,RAsrrsE.-By order Of the Police su,ho:i'
lice Quarantine vss evson''d yes'eTdsy 0y Use
nol.c. It being generally understood that tas S's'Sn-
E,dsrs DO not inland TO msfe any more attacks spoa
A.. ou.rsutps Hos 1i,sls At present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

RLCKLTss DRIvIsG Win. II JolHe, bov II wears
ss- wss run Ssrfeousy injured Wdne,diy
evening the sogeIy driven by PAick Car Tee
f0T hi the tskeu % the
Cts Hospital ans psced urd-r OF DR. SHADY itu
th. be bad ud red fracture Of the Dssioa
o. the brain, AID serious Injury . the beck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

DIsHOsEsT PRWsTE LETTER.CARRTER.-F0r
tue the propfistrs 0f Tts Fen is h1roeIt IN
n1ouey q hrJ1g
Or this oitg ta.t TIE Posi- Odoe ADe
tsl Agent Mr Hobroot hes hA1 tBonons Jaa
ensoJ ID l-eI. fron The OH AL
Yesterday he .ucosedee In eet.cng htn. H has Ore l
co q guIt spbrsc the sub zz-n~ut o' --t'T
couiuIsug IN 81. several hundred dol sud OrsoshJ n.e
g. feyefsl s.ctiort Cf the cOC1'TT
There should Re pos tsEsp t ssc1- the services OF
persoIs Of respondbily to at s.POst OF . ue'snGer'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

We are rsqus,ted by Mr. Ebenezsr Bennstt to state
n'.t.ws. Esspez5r Steunett, OF No. l9j Broi1 ray,
alleged to have been implicated with GliDes
IN the OowplsO: Of Tho'' Hendrickson' mentioned II
,s,tsrdsy's TRIBUSE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

tsUREpy's NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC AID FIN
AZ gALLrRY no. ~ Broadway 6rsi block below tie eN
gork aotsl Phntosnshs rssueEeot5rss Ensturssi o.
= fvoTTtyr.H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

SUDDEN DEATH.-An unknown woman, while pssa-
ius hroU,b s1ibeuy Wednesday -venios fell IL Ct
End oWeiuR 30. 0t OF t6s street Oed IN
oiIues The taken 20 the Fourteenth
Ward btaQon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22
Adver'iseueut
Tgr IgI IIE Z : 7

The book, OF the Hussou Aver Co Si be opened
Nav J. etJ } a n NAN KosTR.kDs No Ils Westst Their
cr Ls Of superior quality sod be furnished 81 reduced
rates we b. speak for them share 81 pubh3 patronage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

At EvAss', Nos. Sc AsD g. PULToEsT.,
BETWsEs OOLD AsD CLIFF-sTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

THE HoNIcDE AT East NLwYoRE. -Cororsr Hor-
ten held nquest yesterday apOu the body OF De0nis
Kennedy, vho sa. irsgsed from Ii, house rear t 81
Nsw.Ycyk, on SuEtsy sht l0ta Est, ,ai beaten in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22
COURT or COMMON sLE,s-AFra a. Before J

ANOTHER CLAIM AGAINST JAMES GOEDOS BENEFIT.
Wu- p Mas ~ "a. Janet Cotton Bsans;.
This l. a. seton 70 ea'0Ics lien 90 the defendant
premise, ior the ,un Of $50 - claimed - b de - ne
p.iu- FOR work 4 re uAsTs If-t IN on2-tls se
g f.nou, hou,e W.ssiu hisats william snd DAnei
Pa rAr-.t.s 81 blo-rs N epoy Of aei-nfArt tss
t-a that plants euss-sc By then q Psroin ne sot
a. th, hs hAl re. received pay 'or sI serves ~ >e
- .sr,s hu,.f ~ "a. Sen DefsEasE, sesssI k.cse5.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

RURSFD TO DEATH.-An irq1est wss held on
Thuuol r1ornirg at 257 Ws T1uty sst the
body Of Mrs. Bsbsrs Pater died o. bufos suei by 20
e2potou q oarnphere snp which abe filing AID yer
dict Of Accidental Death returned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22
AT EVANS, Nos. Go and IS FULTON-sT.

Good Black Cktb Dfes Froek CoaN IS 90 TO % q
rie Bloch Cloth p'tss FrooR COss..... ~ % 20 ~ y
The French Goth DIes krOCb Cotts... Is W 70 ~
FFa1uf Spng
Coco Cashmere lsDets COsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

BrRFED.-A little girl Isred Mary Mccoy, uhi
rrr zone uo6d "a ts stose e. No TO w.shnst1n ,.et
serousy burned t5s; life 10 oespar.a o. Soc
sLen % he htsa and psoee 10 the caie " D Q-by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

SERIOUS FALLs-Jsuoes Ggibert = lad, fell through
hatshwty No. u Pei street yrstsrosy, sud otote bis
enc beer chssl Goodvip I'll from sc,dJd 10 spnu q
street street fra tufE both legs Both cs,ss
City Hospital ana placed Ia charge OF Dr.
Quiuby
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

ACCIDENT At PACK SLIP FERsY About o'clock
last evening IS the Jerry boa, Ooeota sss snteas tao
Zip a. The foot Of Peck clip, large number OF passsn'
g,rs we've awaiting is arrival opon the foAtng bridge
Suddenly TIE chain which spppcrsed tue bncss gave
way csus1g the bridge TO fell about four feet aud
p-ecpts,irg man and boy into ths wst7'. Tae
beat was backed, ana they rescued, VIA 10 othef
demsge than slght wsttIg. Tiers were, probably
Two hundred persons on the bridge ~ tie tine, Too
we're crowaipg forSSfd anxious 10 jump on board tae
hos. and set sea-. TIE accident CEASED SONS alarm
Tor moment ara after tast Il e rush grSst a'
before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22
IAdvertissusut !

AETIsTICAIIY BEAUTIFUL!
A,RvfIoUsLY Low PRicsD!i
ENGLisH CARPETS, OF CLOTHS, &c
Cfos,ityt tup-I b k~os'iOis
ROYAL N.vets q u Is; 6r1tseis 9ec. per yard
Itgfsirs sac; O Ciothr SIC 10 75c.
HIRAM shDERsON, No 30 BOvefy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

N, I Duane ssys our reporter wss mistaken N
- Las Coeburn 10 the croNd around Recorder
PRa,r,,6 At the City asl, tie other day Joe WAS 81
A.. time IN custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

I
EYE AND EAR.-Dr. LIGHTHILI, OCULIST and
AURisr psys seIton 10 uesturnt OF DISEASE
the EYE ALd Ear, at his offoe, No II Bond At
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IAdV.rti,suert.l

ON HOLLAND GIS.-500 cases Of OLD sCIIIE-
ms. ARow,Tc ScHpsPPs uauatoured with extra guam
nv Of jumper expressly ms6ioius for ssle ~
UDoLPHo WOLFE, No - besytTst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

WAKING FEAT AT 0Iu0NoNS GTNSAsIuN.-Nr.
JSa'' Aosn', Who, sb5u; three weeks $50 performed
The extraordinary fee, of walking seven miles in s.
minutes last evening ossayed more difioalt and un.
Preedsn,ed PEDESTRIAN feet walking four niles 10 half
a. how The hour announced for the walking was 5
H. the Plses being ottgucus Gymnssiu n il Cos
~ street. The occasion drew together the lesiing
'S''~ the CT. -SIoirsey, the "Benscia Boy"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22
-lAdxeIti.srLeutl

GENUINE COCoIANE,
FoE DREssIsS HAIR,
Prepared only by JcsErH BURNETT Co.. Boston FOR sac
" HxckMAN L Co, Nos 1867 500 sll and 78 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

M~osss,sV Cucaia. pablisssd in ooaAsoioa v'sa ear
tables.
vpo,v- s,,,-rros I'm ssr,c rr~c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

TBUssES. SHOULDER. BRACES ELASTIC STOCK
INcs Ns1RuMs NJ fot BowLgs Club Feet and al ofmil
Of he BODY AlsO Dr. 0LOgtEs nes LEvtR TsUssss-tne
cest now in No AfI-t near bEoAa"sy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22
fA5veitissGent

METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP.-Thls mint
able article a.y be obtained nAnufsoure =
SAUNDERS No A,or House, and OF the various agents
tniou chou. the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

tAdvorSementl
BRADY'S GALLERIES.
PROrOGEApHs,
AhBsofrrn AND DAeVEEIsoTrstI
Eo, us so sud etS krcsdssy H.~Yert tne Ne 5h rss
sVlyAniasv., WNskintton, q. G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

sp sslss IN hs cosay duTirg tAs lest sso Is<'' aa'
40, ben IL toe esps rslo Of nossss 81 othsr ceP>t-
n.bts of Americas industry. sri not equS 70 ths
psturL DttcAeei ognsnmpuUo q toe 'oriry; Aod "
A. CERTAIN periods, notice surPus stock on oa1d.
IL hAs BEN oSitg TO ths wA0t OF diysraacion OF
fabric Ths mArUfsotareis saoaii be sell ;n'ormst "a
regard to the depart u,nt OF consumption u
vtiod his particular fsbuc il adapted, sod tAs
extett Of iIs rtqOir- r,hts, socOii hni MS pro-
ducson Accordingly. Foe expense incident TO caAnss
from che fshrc 10 another, Is Qats important -
compared With he advantages CT strorg nSykst Saf
a biisk oemsrd. At preseut, large contrasts cen Dc
made icr futafe delivery. Contrasts al full prcse,
which will ex'eld mo November have been n'de
durrg ,ne past Es.k ior = pArtIculsr oss Of goods
ard their extern, has only been limited by toe asbJy
ct manufacturers 10 supply them while other styles
are not wsuei. and csauot be sold Il rsmuoerA,iVs
prices, although the cass Of mscairery and skill
rscesssry r The producoe of the Que quite equA to
that Of the ot1er.
Ipports,iors Of Plain Cottoes st 'tis port, iunns
the GEEK erdrrg April -, s. coDP.Eed with pre-
yiors wears have been IS toiloSE
1857. 1855. 1S;9.
For TIE wssk.........."... 7tt5 snd a., ~ 'ss
Erpoi.ed ,ilce J1a. I......5Gs6,uj 1883 ISIS I'll.
---- -. - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

DIED or HER INJCRIEs.-T1e gil, Maria S'u'ly
Who vps 90 severely tutltd ca Jay r11E % n-r
colh- tskils bonfire her house Ia so--a Fi+a
stiett cleo yesterday morriDg Of he' II Mes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

SEIZURE or GUSPowpER-le Yesterday afternoon
Sergeant Dauf Jacobs OF The fh PreCicc. having e4
ut-s-uoe Eless OF lrg- cusut-y Of Edr-
rowoer GeeUpoiut, pTocsroeo, u company gl on -r
iyous I'D Fue NAToen Garrett . the cAuh-ocat, Nlsm
Pa .r AZ H. foot al street here fJu about 81
.sls u the powder promptly seized by ne n, and
AenG The power HAt been shipped a. Troy 's
merchant OF .Ais cts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

ASOTHER FUCnUE CAJGHr.-ihis m0ruiny,
OF er snU Brown arrived here from The Esst hyi-g n
cus,crv John B1cktev he party Of hten ID
from Jsu lt tsl BGcsey was ufe'o In ofoosyn ~n-fe
be L.c been 81 WORK "a lrde-y He a, Ell wiling 20
rriuIu Cd qusrters meet tc chrs Of tgrwAJ 70 ;
hery o sgsns: hin. When ths tran rss1 Farp .
vss Uncovered that hsd nearly himself free % he
ihs g BY The q X Ne frrit bAl let am Buft
ev was O. ~ the party VINO t-td ktchalse feet .nd IS
cbsgqd with beul n robbery Jr which MGnis
Vss o acquitted he lot h,UeysT. b. % fort. ste
~ dis coupsLo1 10 ob,Gin jury SON en- one VII &c; be
,.er .,sip psrhsCs IL M time This fellow
fceL ~ IN ms heels the l1stice Of his caJse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

TIE market FIR Brown Drills is vi 'bout change AND
the regular goods are held htm'yst SEE with no &c
camuls,i ,tock. The Tecert shipments To Cacltt'
from the Esst snd to Cbus from this market has gver
MIC enoonrsg.ment 70 ho.dsrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

SUICIDE or A. USEsOwN FEWAIE.-A womsn Of
medium ststue .ud wearing sara ofei wa SEQ - Jp
frc the city wharf foot % Fut21 lre "a "edntsdtF
eyeirs about oclagk b liz l-spec-r
Jones ffcr cauce, ard By Iolog nan on barge Pg
rs. by o. ts edge oi TIE Whsr. Were
A. u od for come il 10 ston wien lhe
b,ia',iy jun go Oyvfboasr ara 10 more Every
T. Scuy bat Eltnol, su.,-ss WAC ths
arfoauLt- what iDpeLed her = tAs t2LA
plume mains Elystery.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Dictionary Of AusrieAu.us By John Rn.- Bartlett Second
Edltion Greatly improved and enlarged svo PIP ~
Litt-. Brown = c..
Mys,c Hour. or spirsiAl Experiences. By O. A Redn2n,
81 b. LIMO pp 81 Chsri-s Psr-ridEe.
TIE Greek Trs,sn-nt- By Henry Afford, B. ID. IN -Four
Nolume. ycL l. 3yo. pp - Hsrp-r aid BrD.5ers
Te A 81 le.h-rz AID 0tber s5ss By Joan Todd
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The Cavalier: Historical Motel By q. p Janles II
l-zno %. sol. I B. Pr,sr.on I Broth-rs-
New sr Psp.r. By Henry Ward Beech-r- limo PIP 10
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Helry Ward beecn-r l-Ero. Pr - Ine SANE.
The NV Ansrcsn Cycloptd, Et-d ~ GrorEs RPsy aai
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Co1ltry Li Haudbook Of Arricuur- Hortculture. snd
Laud-s;e G,raelibx, BY K Aors Copeland LIMO
p 3l3 John 2. Jew-tt 60.
The Berrras Novel By Anthouy TrOLSp> Limo pp a1
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Wicked Carefully Cousicer-i By R0o-T- W La2diS
LIMO Pr. 5la Csfl.9s Porter
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ASoIHrR SIcKrs C,sy.-On Monday morning, the
9th inst, DR.. Carter County Treasurer, whlls
passing DeggiDger s. Swarts's store, was shot by Mr.
Evans a painter Of this place. DIR. Z. was passing
along, apparently unconscious Of evil when Mr.. f.,
having double baneed gun in his hand called out
to DIR. c. saying, Doe, you have acted the RACIAL
with me- Tor something 10 that effect and before the
accused could fairly turn round, escape, Mr. Evans
eyeed the gum and the contents, eight or ten large
buck shot entered his limbs his hips also pas.
ing through his hands. The wounded man fell ex-
claiming, Mr. Evans raised the gun again TO shoot,
Don't kill me, for Gods sake; don't shoe. sgan-I
am innocent (" Mr.. Evans was then placed under
arrest and Dr. Carter carried helpless almost dead 10
his office, and thence home.
The cau,e assigned by Mr.. Evans for this occurrence
il laid to be improper intimacy existing between
DR.. Carter and Mrs. Evans. Mr. T. insists thai nntl
short time since he had been personal friend OF Dr.
Carter ard by him often beffiended. He did not act
until unqualified proof existed u DR. C.s gn, Think
ing the law was not his defender, he was It's speedy
eIecutioner. thousand rumors ai0st concerbiDg
this dreadful affair. Ia not Of which, save subse
quent confession by Mr.. Evans Of her guilt, can We
lend credeDce.
Justices court will be held on Monday next, May
o. to determine the prisoners fate until the session Of
the Fall Circuit Court. Before that tune, perhaps,
DR.. Carter may be- in the grave but hope for him
a kinder di-pensaton Of Providence.
Albany NO. Counsf Nay a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11

THE Muso,LosoE.-George Dawson, in his last
letter to The Albany Journal says;
Subjoned Ia our tally ~. NJ. Whelpley and myself
for the two and half days that have been out;
Forty -four pickerel, fifteen black and Oswego bass
one muscalopge. The latter was the first which bad
been taken the present season with hook. Several
had been previously taken in netsone weighing thirty
six and Al other forty -four pounds. II is very seldom
that any larger than this canght. Ihave, however
heard Of their having been taken here ~ heavy 30
and 60 n, and many years ago one was caught near
Ogder sburg which weigt "a 10. This fish story
il well authenticated.
The more see and hear Of this fish tho firmly
am persuaded that is the sh under the name
Of Pike of which such monsrous stories told In
the piscstoral annals Of England. One caught in
Barnmere Cheshre) which weighed 81 n, another,
caught in the Ouse weighed ~ H. another caught in
the Shannon ~ h. and another found in pond near
Newport afieri was drained of, is sand o have weighed
40 h. Others of various fabulous weights, are on
record And there equally curious records Of their
ages II il said Frederick H. placed pike 10 pond
with ring attached 10 him marked A. ID. $780, A
monster pike with .uch ring upon him, taken
from pool Ila,lebrune in Swsbis, IN l497-267
years afteIwaId.
Whether muscalonge live centuries or not, they M
questonably lous -lived hsh. They do not, pro-
baby grow faster than pickere and pickerel that
have heard Of, has ever been taken weighing
~ or % h. Is quite safe therefore, 10 suppose that
a 70lb musca0Dge must have lived more than fly
wears
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legal Notices.

CTPREME COURT COUNTY of NEW
- YORK STATE Of NEW-YORK.-GEORGE y. TRIM
BILE ofthe la vii and testament Il SAMUEL DE
MILT dscsssed agairs, CHARLES NJ NASRY aud ALICE
hi. wife John W Many Francis Mann, John Dnon Elizabeth
L.. Mary Joseph keatiE James Lynch Melvin 4 Whiting
Mao Thampsou, Jo.eph L"r Daniel HarRet,, Henry Mills
Mch.e Lynch Jams. tlshery and Daniel Lynch To The de-
PENDANTS named; You hereby summoned and r-qDrd
III. complaint In his action which tiled IN IN Office
Of III. Csk II The City and County Of New YORK the
Hall The City o NV York. s;as Of NewYors the "a
day April 1883 and 20 copy your the sad
comp slf sn n- s4h- rlb-r his ofc, No. 81 Wast IN
,hr 6iy ofNr~ York within twenty day, a~r The service Of
I'M. you exclusive Of The day II such service and
II yog fail a. AID complain, within the Aforesaid
ths pand In thi. ton will apply the Court for the relief
demanded II The congratulated New Yors May - 1853
K ". BROWNE,
MIA l4xows Plaintiff. Attorney.
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nil4ISr5wi


-
- rhcatoH u The Msyor Alderman and COnnonAty Of as
CITY New Yorh BY The Beard 81 Commissioner. Of the Cen.
r.Pak the acquisition of lands for public PARK
poe between lth and llu-h ,Hd n. jh and sth
aass The cry Of wforkrb- Mayor Aldermen and Com
Dop.y Of ne CITY Of New Yorr BY the Board Of Commission
Ihs Ceatrs Past pgrsn,n, % The rs'uts entitled An
Ai.r the Map u the City Of Sevf0rs BY laying cot
public Place and authorize he hus 81 The same"
,ssi April lsethrenfths being pr-sen-hereby give
der 20 n. tse parties and persons respectively -nr
d unto or Interested IN the ands rsens h@rsdanenis and
peuls-s hereinafter mentioned and described that they vii
the Supreme Co1r- Of me State Of Sewfort Special
RIM Il said Court b. -h City Hall Of he City u New
frt Wednesday The 6b day Of July 1889 st .h- opening
he Court Ina; Gay Thereafter Council can be
heard fr lie ppoih Of thrr- Commissioner Of Appraisal
he sooye rrd 20 estimate IL favor Of tbs several
,vners ess-,s parties aud Aforesaid " and equits
for al -ho~- lands hsrdta
necs sne premises lie bet~s-n toe southTy Inc de u
leh and i-hsr-es ard 5h snd 9Th 10 said city,
and which the SAID board q Comm OF me Central PARK,
3eem advisable he acquired tr the puoe Ok extending said
Centr Psfk he City Of New YORK which ssid lands AID
Ices aud the u sad city under and y
virtue Of entitled An Act relative improvements
oucars laying ard roafs II the Cy VI New
Yort and for p.ssd April s07-Da.ed dsy
L. 1855. RICHARD EUSTERD Coansel - ne Corporstior,
uv7',iyl and n saId 5ozrd o. Com mssonss.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

During the squall yesterday afternoon the schooner
n. II. Gould from Malaga, while lying at anchor In
the North River, was run into by some mud-scow In
tow of u steamtug AMI was 80 badly damaged that
she had to be run ashore Jersey Flats TO prevent
her from sinking.
ANOTHER CARGO oF SLAVES LANDED.
From Lieuiepapt ilsgce, in command of the Walker,
We learn that the 18th Of May the bark j. j. Cobb,
abandoned seuttl.d and partly flied, picked up 10
miles oil Maianzss by a New-lork schooner, from
Norfolk for Havana, Capt. Simmons.l She wastowe,.
by the schooner To the entrance Of the harbor Of a-
vana and then anchored. steantug sent out and
the bark 90, inside safely. She bal on her
stern. but her log. book was found which gave her
name in full. She had Just landed cargo of negroes
on the coast and had been abandoned, when found,
but very short time the water in her coppers was
hot.
coMPLINENIARY DINNER To NETWORK PILOT
LAST NIGHT.
dinner was given last evening at the New-Bruns-
wick Hotel, Claytor-square by the Liverpool pilots,
in compliment To Mr.. John +. Clark. an American
pilot who was recently carried away from New-York
in the Cunard steamship Africa, owing to -sress OF
weather, and brought TO this port. Mr.. I. Davies
occupied the chair, and the vicechair was filed by
Mr.. ". Parry. Toasts aud speeches complimentary
to Mr. Clark given and the evening spent in the
most conviyia manner. liverpool Times, May N.