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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-01

TIE CoRDoyA CousTERFEITERs.-Ihe Chicago
Press Of the oath, SAYS:
"The case of Old Bigelow, the Nestor Of counter
fe'ters concluded yesterday In the United States
District Court, by verdict of guilty. The old man
has fame Of bic own, andno very fragrant one, earned
by forty years checkuered connection with bogus
coin-rnakiDg. With enough Of the Simon Susgs'
order of talent TO give him and his dongs q pecu-
liar favor and stamp that was own, he has
mind enough 10 have fitted him for more than me-
diocrty In any useful calling. Beaohed his features
are by illhealth and confinement tho old man wears
cast OF features that would no. do discred deacon
Of the Old school, but there Is still lurking devil In
his eye that shows he good for something We. in his
chr vocation Of law breaker ard coin-aker ii the
penalty due the laws leave him scope enough this eide
Of the grave.
According TO his own statement, Bgelow has been
engaged IN the business Of nterfeitng for forty
year, and has been convicted at least four tme ana
feryed terms OF imprisonment in four State Peniten
tiaries-
"0ld Bigelow was indicted with his fellows some
months siDce, aud Lis trial up on saturday, et
minaipg on Monday. Tie testimony was one', con
clusive and most damnng In It's character una ruo
Jury were out Of their seats only ten minutes.
pan Clark, confederate, put upon the stana Ina
became States evidence, stating sucein'iy sna W
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MARRIED,

AUTEN-CAssDY-On Thursday, April &C. e the rssdense
ofthe brise mother by tie Rev. CHARLES shelrg janice w.
Au,en to Annie Maria Cassidy, ell Of this city
BUTLER-eUTLER-In Brooklyn on Monday, Aprn % by
the Rev Dr. Farley John Butler to Helen D. buss' ~ Of
Brooklyn.
COY-TEAT-In BroohlJn NJ Y at tbs North Reformed D.
Church Saturday evening, p %, By the Rev Eiaen
eor James W. Coy Of Dubuque Iowa TO Charlotte Tsst Of
Waltham. Leicesterskire, Finland ttN
DONovAN-BEECHiNoR-on Sunday, April 's, b u. aeys
Fater Cuan Jeremiah Donovan 10 Margaret Beeehiner'
all Of this city
UNDERSTANDABLE philadelphia on Tgesd;y pornnS,
ApIil a. the Rev. RchaId Newton, D. D., NJ hoswel
Ring Of the City Of NswYork to Ms Ceshsrny Gerrade
daughter Of the lae Wu. Z. AshGead Of Phisdepaia-
Chas L. NILS Of New-York City, Mis Sarah T. snn Of
Greenwich, Conn.
PRATT-CRANE-On Monday, ART 30 In the Allen street Al.
~ Church BY the Rev. r. g. Osbcrse Georre ~ Pratt eco
70 Mia sarah T., daughter of William Crane, eco.
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CAssIus NJ. CLAY.-At the Kentucky Republican
State Convention, held at Covington on the 25th in
the Hon. Cassius II. Clay addressed the asseublage:
"Aluding 70 the selfstyled Committee Of Vigilance
in Madison County, which he denominated the Rev
dictionary Committee" and which he svowed ne
would continue 10 DO because they are usurping the
rights and restricting the liberties Of citizens, without
warrant of law he proceeded 10 define the rights OF
citizens under the Constitution Of the Common wealth,
claiming for them the rights Of speech Of the press,
&c., aud expressing generally his political ylews a.
embodied in bis speech at Frankfort and which he re-
assered denying In the of his speech the impu-
tatjon hist he had ever said there is no law for
Slavery" but admitting that he hsd said there is no
law TO regulate Slavery, because Slavery u stronger
than law and be had denounced 1t because II was the
mother Of mob violence and at war with free speech
"Hie yindication OF his policy and conduct IN rea-
ton TO Fee and Hanson WA in accordance with MS
previous statements and his political sentiments were
reiterated with his usual boldness, coupled with
declaration that be never would retract word in rea
ton to the alleged outrage upon Wess and h daughter
That he characterized one OF the most infamous IN
the history of this country. He said that West had
Lever certified 10 the Madison County Committee -
published that the alleged outrage was not committed
On the contrary he bad the certificate OF West, which
he would show to any persou-destring IN proper
spirit to see -attested by three competent witnesses,
ard besidef, he could adduce the testimony OF two
other witnesses, who, 70 satisfy themselves OF tue
truth Of the allegation, had called upon West when
he lay at tie point Of death, and received the
l,s,ement from bis own lips. West with his arms
around one Of them, weeping like child when no re-
counted the sfront to his daughter. That certificate
said Mr.. Clay is now in my pocket It sets forth that
while West lay upon his desthbed his daughter
watched by his bedside with hai Devotion. she saw
horsemea espng the fence into the yard surrounding
the house and sprang to the front door aud closed H.
Size then dosed the back door, when it was knocked
down, and Vests daughter with it, by ons of the ruff
hans, who walked over the door with her under IL,
iniung her person One of them, with pistol a. the
diving mans breast, demanded all the information he
had about the Bsreanr and the daughter was forced
aeainst the cupboard with pistol, the same demand
beng made Of her,"
Mr.. Clay spoke for two hours. keeping his hearers
spellbOund throughout the whole of its delivery.
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p,v Eprrrn ARMED FOR WAR.--1he famous
copsr bark Fruter whose passages to and from the
Mediterranean bave never beea surpassed, II eq1aued
has been quietly transformed into vessel OF war;
The forward houses have been removed from her decks
~ acous force astle below has be6n made for her
crsw iron water tanks have been placed below, aud
her broadside has been pierced for battery. She now
mounts four mir poupder oaras guns or the Paixhan
prpcipls, bss magazine for powder and shells, rsgu-
Her boats too are adapted for waribe purposes. The
Ianpch Is fitted to pull Twelve oars and the two other
boa's are also strong and well designed. What may
be her final destination not informed; all We
know L., that she has on board fargo for Bombay,
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ATKINsoN-In this city Saturday April 2s. ses shsrs
BERRY-In this city Sunday morning Apt D. M ncAsc
BeIr, In the slss year Of bis age
FONpA-In this city, Sunday, April o. Thomas X. Fonda
GILsEYln this city, on Sunday April e q s'sre; isver
aged yes1 and ~ days.
HIClNBoTHEM-In this c:y, on Standby, April q LEWIS
Hicinbohem youngest dsnahter Of David aud Eazsoe<n
Hicinbo'heln aged year., II months and Is days
BARTIn this csy Sunday, April % Mra EursSeh rsics
r s W saS eaS % IF e. Andy ssd her
late ReS s 1 iss:5 s , 81 a iiS'c Miller No.
2y9 Hudson sweet al Ocock Tuesday nsrt hsyL
Albany papers please copy.
JoHksoN s. SS =. IN H 1ss1 q E: ~:
The relative. and ieD TIE sy rsy:ssfSny syse
a!;ssd III g:s.. s9 is %: is,ss
S E.y s:s' ss. dsi nd ':ss ''
@ M ssas, "a As sI .Ss S
no ss Brooklyn Sunday mornns AfIt :, q
* s.Is months and IA days
,o,pIn Port RchnonI Staten Island sGddsny On ss.Or-
d.y April "a John Loud .ssS yssI, p.n,.l Mcy., Ned
McvEYIn thsci'y on Sunday APR" 49, ''N''' Wv
MhsoNAt Bsev ~ on sussdsy Apr, r. D., ,si
REL sunday April disease Of the hsars Maria, wife
LSis Reilly ss.s s. yss Anil % Of con.um,,.n.
Miss Elizabeth spencer aged 81 years months and dAy
BsT sus sns g. FS cscs MSey @
Blsecisr .h. Tuesday, sisrne , at o'elocs.
Sa. and month"; s only son q VIM and Ms.tis sS
TIE friends Of the family invited to ssna the fansL ON
Wednesaay I'd iEs att o'clock p'ecssy from No. - East
sinTa-A, Cherry Lawn, New, BIn.wici, NJ, on s.,ns.
Of tourrodOre chles H. Bel, o. e. NJ in he ssh year
siaP PSI HObol,r. on Saturday A, a. H.no.s H.
wife Of Geo W. Simpson aged % month. ssd a,y
TREADwELL.,:Ai Nsw;Yort, on Monday, April % samuel
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SUPERIOR cOURT-GEsExaL TxRs-ApR.I 22--Bssers "a
the Jusioes

DECISIONS.
Boswell agt. Hudaon River Railroad Co--Order
cbeeemn as s.a,si; ct slJossus1' rsvs,sea and new
Hsmi sgt Wfett tri4l granted payment Of
of former trial costs Of spf.sI 70 s5id. event
spsgus al Alderman az wlje:s-J7as nsns AHMED
Eemsn ss. Even e: sINsw I'D ordered costs ssiSs
Ci.co St Roberts -JudgInen. for defendant
Church Of the Boly Jnnocena ast Keeehordsr rsvsrseds
costs Of mott N and appeal to s5ide event
Lefhngws agt. Ch4ns Of s).--Moioa granted 10
aside injunction order unless plntf within I'VE dys puy
the cost, q the mo'ian 81 such payment not made NE
Before Justice ROBERTSON.
HAYDEN ct al. ast., Nevius ct al.-Juierosns fos
wayati It a. est soser.on-Josmeo. eor plaintiff fee
APKiL so-Beiore al the Justices
THE STATE PILOT LAW.
George u. Cisco sst. M.rsnsl o. Roberts.
This seton TO recover piiosaae by the plsi1-
U.s. sho was hssE,Hd y the sesId q Of Pug:
Tbs: he d g. SSss G e.s. sp ne :
favor Of the psnf subject 70 the opinion Of tine Geoer rsru
defendant claiming ssie the regulation the
Board Of Csminons's Of Pi,t. we're add
which Congress the power 70 r.gus commerce.
TIE General Term saturday rendered fr Che a.
nnsu"on: TSs rIsaa wi he
peal; and The ,ds@sn L there '1;..nes be Nh ss;s = e
plaintiffs E1'Judss Dean fer defendant.
SUPREME COURT-CEaNSEas-APSn A-B<fsre Jnstiee
BosSgy.
DECISION.
Clumphs sgt. Whiting e.. a'.-Aoion granted, with
$40 costs.
Bicl. al ss,. Reivkins ct Motion for Judgment granted.
with sl0eosts.
KINGS COUNTY CoURT-IS CKIssEzs-Befere Jsdes
G.RR'sov.
LIQUOR DEALERS BROUGHT Up on HABEAs CORPUS AID
DISCHARGED FRox CUSTODY BAIL
Tho new Metropolitan Police law, prohibiting the
LIQUOR Sunday into operAon yestardsy In the
Police Precinct aSs. Judss sss
rson ohe County Court spoiled to Ct hs resdenoe !o
writ hsbeas the two Of The persous sysstsds
which granted and made retunsb.s forthwith q he esams
bers in the City Hall The wrs ssrvea upos
Capt Thomas King Of the Second Precinct Police who directed
irving the Hal, Ocer Dawson received ordering
the stsnnH House with the psensrs regard
less ofthe writ, which he did
Juege Garrison sived In the meantime, and application
tosne gsnted attachment for the arrest Of Css King
and Officer Dawson. Before the attachment could y served
the officer apps sed IN Court with the prisoner and sr being
epsnded Jpdss, the prisoners admitted V bal
of York end Peail streets and Patrick Harvey, os
Of estsbshDen the o! Plymouth sad Adams
II appears that their houses closed md that
be officers in through the alley ways sn6 into the beck
order them The Judge remarked that be woad
interfere where knowingly and openly violated The Av,
In this tie police bad sIceeded THAR They
ad right house BY the bach and arrest p4res
herein without due process Of Law.
The prisoners held to ball TO tie chages ssn
hem to-day.
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Water-Gnre.

DR. II. L. NICHOLS and Mrs. NJ s. COVE
- NICHOLS. have opened the Emmett Mansion, corner
Of 59 and 2aav the CentrG Pgk and the beautiful
scsn.ry Of River for Beard and Day Patients where they
Offer or esbe diseases the most thorough treatment and
rapid For circulars with terms, Ge apply BY ester or
above
50 TJOME FOR INVALIDS," established !.
II 1871 BYE. Y. DENNISTON, ~ D.,
A. sPRINGDALE. NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
NUMBER LIMITED TO 40
Rsierences J. h. Warren N. D., Jacob Bse.sv,
b. D., John Ware NJ d.
Ia Sew-York: Willard Parker NJ. d. and r. Wsrth, esq
Northampton April 10, 1859.
CARATOQA WATER-CURE-Open through the
- fully prepared for Summer Patient. ead
eoaTder Address, NJ BEDORfHA, b. D., Saratoga sprnes.
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RIAL EsrlIE.-The follow ing sales were made yes,
tefdsy by Blocker Son Co 3ory bIict holse w Nv
No. lz iyths o. rs, Honss and at Fort Hamilton,
f20,o0e. -
April 30, lSd0-By Adrian II. Muller; House shd
lot No. Is Not. ct, 2Gxs5 1890.
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PUcIIsTIc SHOEaAkERs-On Mouaay 49, 49, ns ~ ~
hisl RspLasi Msss. No Is We. srossysy sh:s bal
quie, chat for time but hnsily se isS sax is
sssI Id. ants .oni, blow the bead which hneshst ki
s III r.nnits we. arrested by ocer BrArnH ms
Iinh wud sad Justice weh eonntssa him 10 the
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valued a. sl0O 600, more or less sad tkss she scon.
mspded BY CAPT. Henry 6tors, gsn1snao who -
web scqu4'nted with The Caios .rsds Cana, nero
jsssssD TSsve'1u.
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The annual report Of the Rochester Athen@nm SHOWS
Il 70 be in most prosperous condition. Numerous
leures are delivered before it, and the library a'eaoy
large, s rapidly increasing. Wv. X. Lansing esq,
Ia PRESIDENT.
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A CARDIFF Young Ladies and Gents.-The
"A Subscriber yil sssa esl e al who desr. It RECIPE
sssly n remove PfSPIEs btoTchEs TAN fRESKLEs
Roughnsss end Ispue. Of the SKIN leaving the same
s9Ysh siff' i
% CITY Buildings, Fsw-fori.
nR. LFATHEs YELLOW DOCK SYRUP
BIoOiiyn D. RnxuxaTss sIcuOia.as
Dr. LrArHEs Ys &c tSS s' DOCK s SYRUP cured H.
pg Ssow nocs U Of Be-
Tor. an resn public during which time have been
cured Of sorOua Pie. and EPve di.ssses II there t Is
70 the Depot No. 100 Chsham and dem md s.ii,fation
Be careful to take none other One dollar bottle.
E'ACTS.
i In this paper ". present the public umpssehsAs ts
popy establishing the facts that RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
REGULATING PILLS, and RENoVAT1NG REs0LVEHT,
only positive custyes Of the sick afflicted with disease.
bat that they have In many proved 70 be infsble and
have restored the dying patient to robust heath after ali sfsr
means Of medication failed
SEVENTH WITNESS
Patrick Ryan, Macquette Mich, tesfihes;
FOR rs have had lever sore on my leg. bp, it's nov
Reolyer and Regulating Pull. have applied Rsdx,y, Ready
Relief and the Pill in many Instances They would always rs
pain and restore the SICK to heah aer ell other means
r. r. Relief 2sc, SOC. and 81 per bottle
Rs''lven' ps sT SSt;ls No ?, s.rYsrl.
Sold by al Druggists everywhere.
T OUIsVILLE ARTESIAN WATER.
IL Tn. NATURAL MINERAL WATER is now sa'sa'i''lg
aud successfully used
INDIGESTION! RHEUMATIsM!
COLT! DERANGEMHNT OF KIDcEYb!
pERANGEMEkT OF LIVER! CCTANEOuS EhUr-
TIONs! CHRONIC CONSTIPATION!
LON0-STAEDING CHRONIC DISEASES!
AND ALL ERRORS OF DIET.
By alt pIsfiito IF Agent No. g. s.s.av.,
WINANT's INDIAN LINIMENT-Is sure
w cur. for Rheunstisn Nsursra Burns, Sore Threat
Pies Weak Limbs Enlarged Joints kc, kc Bold every
vber. Depot No. las GreeuwiOh1t., Eew'Yort City.
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CUPREME COURT-Couniy of Cattaraueus.-
- The FsrE,ers' Loan End rust Company vs. Charles
Beseeher Dsyid Ceoler, Bss Norton Peter MIe Jsses
War OCH Ehiu NJ. Wasson, Thomas T. We.son cheuIeeJ
Jones FredsIick ~. Wood Stephen Morris, Timothy LII
To JAsITs WARKocH. TIMOTHY LINCOLN and FAY
ETIL SMITH, defendants; Yoa hereby Sun lioneo 70
the complaint OF the Farmers pau aud Tr Oonsps'y
piutn tepy e Lich yves hed IN Oce Of tie Csrk Of
CsraUgGT County the 18th day Of Oct Der hs .sa,n
al your the subscriber, u ttoott ".
tasisus County, New York within twenty dsys sher me se
Woe this exclusive OF the day OF service o. as
plaintiff wiz apply the Court for the relief dsIande IL o
complaint. LAMB huNiLtb
sp3law6wTu Plaintiffs An'fDe1r
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vond all posaiby Of ceutraveutioD. gelows leader
hin and proprietary interest IN tbs affair"
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NORTHERN RAILROAD Of N. J.-Leayes
:as.s: -; 1874 1s ~ ~ @
and Pcront $50 and 7,ss NJ and o % and ~, Stages
for Bsciensaci, Eyseh CITY and H.yerr.rsw
NETWORK and ERIE RAII4ROAD.-Trains
IN leave Pier foot Of Dusne 1t.
MAIL At m-' punlhk and intermediates s.stiona
WAY ct 4p for Mddlstown, Nswsursh, and nserns'
MONT EXPRESS, Soay tsp m, for Dunii,h, BusJo.
cspsndsus and principal ssou The train Of ;ssn5Ssy run
H.rs'l MARSH. Receiver General supt-
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD = For PHILA.
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, Via JERSEY
cITY.-Mal and Express Lines have New Yerh u nd
n mn fn .ns &. ind i soS wRiSsson
tie South Co. and through baggage checked 70 "ashinsoo
''' J. W. WOODBURY. Assistant Superintendent
b.sse WIN be received for any trains unless delivered ~
TVHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-
.sS!:., s:s :s: k ss.. s *
roads leaving KevYol daily Sunday 1oep,e om Pier No
ri sDi s:.. 9sSss q !. m M or "a '
The COMMONWEALTH, from New orE-Moodsy, Wed,
nesa and Friday From stonnssn-Tussday ThursdsJ ssa
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New.Yors-ru.:a.,, Thur
Day and Saturday From stonnston-hendsy' WEDNESDAY
Passenger. proceed from ssontnston >er railroad % Prov,
ssss S sdvsDcs those By otSsT routes Md IN ample time M
IL the early morning lines oonnecnS North and East Psss
rest nndi'turbed breakfast desired and leave stongoD
the train. connecting a Providence with Tie II . m Sss
Bssrass Master accompanies the and sin hrss
sseh way ,..,s A..
..smsr or a the sishoSice Pier No Worth River u
The Once. No. lis west-st., corner OF Courtiandtst
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Professional Notifies.

n II. PLAT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. a
". Th.rS-st St. Louis. Mo-COMMIssIONERf for NEW.
YoRH OHIO. IOWA CONNECTICUT, end the other ststes
Mercantile AGENCY for The Eastern and Southern States
yin Be Owen 20 the prompt collection Of Il
claims bis N this stss and so.hern Illinois
BIZ responsible correspondents 81 ali points aonS the Asst
r3pps md Aissorri rivers above Cincinnati
KxyKRnrczs Hon Erszsps Corning Albany James Hornee
e-ek Messsx Martin sfnihss Wt- Kent z H. Knbsl
Whiting CAzf w L. Noyes Wm n. Eysrts, Aterneys and
cosnssisss Eev-yorkj Jas Homer and Daniel Wnsos
Co. uersbsnts; and Ho-soe 0reesy RewYcrt CITY
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CrEAN-EEw-YoRKs,. SOUTHAMPTON. and

CrEAN-KEw-YoRK, soUTHAMPT0N. saA
- .r-.!hs.AsylkssE H..
ss s s., n ''
yHOn ssw,,ens sos s''As' AsruaS1ns ynon
y.sprssyr5 ts's!s ssas Ne, M.1s..s.s. Y, .
b h ssn. u W:S.:: I1'
HhNss s:s Any %:sa::$s: AAs A.:
These .hips have wsss' eight compsitmsn,a
Ffst Cabin, SO and sioS second Cabin sv and ssa
Ceaukcases Of Ps.ssse Issued foa, Europe 70 America
>. y0RRsSGE, Assst No 8 s.yuns r.sa Nsx.Yorh.
ChRYsTIE, Agent No q Rue Richsleu, r.ri:.
GAYLORD Co., Agents. G. erase Churchst, London
WEEKLY COMMUNICATION by STEAM
w between NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL o.lli.. .:
QUEENSTOWN Ireland 70 land and embsrA passenger and
ss 1si's nd s' fssSs s s.m, CON-
lsnys plsnad Clyde h0n0rsw ss'sm'hi1' re INTENDED
CITY CITY 81 81 sAkkenHsfER sATURDaY
CITY OF WASHINGTON ..sATuAD May ~ ,
oahtn-fo oueenstowD OF liverpool.
sss1s.rs ' 9nssn.t c or
ssss r.ss sss: .v.Si. ici dix months: c%
Passenger; tor~.isS a:1i: P: Hamburg BTs~:n and
ee1tssosse: q Passage i..oed nom Liverpool .s
these fisapers have Superior Pssenser
constructed With wstershi compartments and carry 81
.spy 4 ns s.s e he oSn, r:.y.
In Liverpool, 70 WIN. INNAN, Tower Buildings
In Glasgow, to WIN IEMAN Ne ID DisoD-st-
SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-The NORTH
y ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY win dispatch for
The above ports their splendid steamship ADRIATlC Capt
Comstock carrying the United etstes Mails on the following
days, from Csnslst Whah;
zKw-YoRK: LAvn EANs;
ekTIJEDAY Aprl Il TUESDAY, Msy6
eITIJROIY June 4 TUESDAY, June 10.
SATURDAY, Juiyh TUESDAY,, July "!
sATURpAY Ans rs. Tuesday, Sspt. II.
SATURDAY, Oct. TUESDAY, OCT -,
and southampton the day ster leaving Havre 49,
The Adristic undoubtedly unexceed BY seamsnip
the world for comfort safety md speed shs has
81 q, for pssssse 10 WIN. II. WICKHAM,
Once on the wharf foot Of CAnsl-st
Agents London and southampton-hessr 0rnnsA Tinker
Morgan -
Agent at Psns-Jsmss w. Tucker. Esq., No Fsuooufs
kontmsrtre.
TJNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM
III SHIP HEW-YObK, II J Won Senten Commander,
rying the United States Mail win positively sail on
SATURDAY, May II, at II O'CLOCK NJ,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
Taking psssengersfor -
LONDON, HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
Al the following rates:
Firrt Cabin sloo Second cabin, $50; Steerase, cas-
Fer freight or gs.i,ess sppy k e RyycHgLr
No. "a Broadway.
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CRY MARsHALs REpoRT.-City Marshal Elis re-
ports tia. for the month ending yesrtsy LIZ persons
Committed the city prsen n Jersey City: III. onncip,
osenses Drunk asorderly al drunk and hshtng Il
drum a4i assault and battery t.aling Illegal voting
Nsiiyty-Bom In Ireland, 81 England United states,
Germany, 2; other countries,5
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IOGO THE PENNSYLVANIA 1S6(
lCOU GENITAL RAlLRoA 1OO>

6REAx bOUBLE-1kACh hOUrA
THE GREAT SHORT LINE 70 THE WEST.
Once No. Aston House, corner OF yescySa
Facilities for the transportation a Passengers 70 and nom CD
cnnah Chicago, 81 Louis st. Paul Nashville Memphis Ney
vest Or speed and comfort By any route
Through trains the West leave NewYork lfoc Of Cout
andtst Morning Express q Evening Express p m
Sleeping and smoking cars al trsns.
Fare always low and the time a. qucf, - by any oha
route.
By this route Rreghts Of all descriptions be forwarded
md point the railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Indian
Illinois WISCONSIN, lows, or Missouri, BY RAILROAD D.
RECT, any port the nsvssble rivers OF the West
sSes,ners from Pittsburgh
The rntes Freight and from sny point the West By u.
Pepnryysis Rail all times favorable cherset
BIZ other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers nsr
ia the Of their Freight to hh Company rely
With confidence its speedy transit
This Company sso maintains an EmiUrn Accommodating
Lane By which parties emspf westward enjoy cheap ane
comfortable mode conveyance half the hrc. ns<
Of fare j. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No 1Astor hos-
LEIGH Co., Freight Agents, -
No. Aston House, aud Nc. ] South Williams.
MCDONALD Bl5CHOy1, Lmrsni Agents,
No. Battery place
THOMAS A. SCOTT, General sup't Altoona, Pa
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6ousr- furnishing GOODS.
Gnilerp, Sar6mars, &r.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.

BUILDERS HARDWARE.
kANY, BALDWIN MANY,
No. 4s JOHN-sT.. COR DUrCH NETWORK,
kDfter and Manufacturers Of al kinds Of Bpl5er Hardware
and Locksnllh MsleIiAl
Loets Of tie best quality.
Heavy Silver Plated Door Knobs
K,s.ed Name and Number Pstea
ssfe Night Lsscbes for Front Doc-,
And every variety Of article sdGptea fof Ks.asI dwellings
improved Wire d :, spdps.
erssnsDe US roU,e TIE ResOr Friedrich S', at the
I~veS 9, sh PriOeA
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NEW,JERSEY ITEMS

Uy,1AnrAE socrErr AT ORAseE, n. 1.-The fra
public services of Uniarans IN this place was held on
Sunday morning at Library Hall. Ths meeane was
attended BY an .spprcciative congregation Many
present remained after the meetog and expressed Tie
r ahst satisfaction with the services, which are 70 20
continued. The Rev. VIM. C. Wymin of Brooklyn,
oficis,eJ. He is graduate Of Yale College, and re.
Gently Of tho Cambridge Divinity School, and ailosrai
Unitarian In BIZ, views.
SrE.LIso vEssEL.-On Sunday, schooner,
named the Cstharne g. Martha, said to belong to
Mr. Irspus HoTjDesworth Of Baltimore, was seized by
Constable Chase of Jersey City, while lyiog at anchor
in the appears that some time since the vessel
wss sent from Baltimore to Philadelphia In charge OF
Capt. Brown, for repairs Instead of returning TO
Baltimore, i! is alleged that Brown went into BUSINESS
on bis own account, and shipped cargo 70 Nsw York
The vessel was sezsd BY Mr.. Rynders shortly sher
her arrival, and subsequently was spirited away. On
Saturday the schooner was discovered the aas near
Jeney City, and on Sunday again taken possession
Of and sailor in charge named Valentine Kint, was
aues:<d. Brown has not been found.
CRY MARsHAL's REPoRT.-City Marshal Euis re-
ports that for the month ending yeserdsy LIZ erson we're