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Party Issues.
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Party issues.
Ma Enron One thing in the mast his
tory Of our c5untr, j. .t.eiallv cheering and
hoeful. Whenever a gr.a, POLITICAL or
governmental issue has h,rn submitted to
tn, r.,,,ie. after II ha, f.cu .tr,r,.,d If all
it. fal... and ,art, CLOSES they have decided
risht The f.,pic have M interest in de-
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un.trr a vast variety # ,s,r.ly Incidental
ami IN in-,pv r,-.~ entirely f,l-.. issue. thu.
kr.,ip, the ap.at nu.Lrlyino. issue ont Of
.isht and out If the hand. Of the ,.otl,
But tbi. cannot :. dom, much I,u.,cr
The tim. + AT hand when the pe5pIe will
Mt c5n-n, t. f.s longer cheated and deeeis
tartv.
They vii demand. and they VI. have. the
great question which has - long l.cn Vi.
tally disturbing, f.ree. and which has talked
about di.~,l,in, this Union - fipuantly.
Til issue thew will have in it, simple. naked
form and then their, will l.. ma uncertainty
about their verde, through the ballot box.
In the r,,st. a. PARTY aucg tons. We have
heard Hu,4s # rriii,. National Banks. the
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LEGISLATIVE.
MaNn,Y. Eeh 90


SENATE Prayer by Rev Nh " EbB .
August u
FaTefe from tue House disposed q 10 con
euT n!,[
Ola . Se' on part ot Norway ana ahhe'
the same to Paris, was received from tn
House rad once, and On motion OF Mr.. Hc.
assigned t. thursday next tor second read
iFg.
READ Gaf aS32 a. BAI - incorporate 1ht
FIttstoa dHt1G IRE insurance N1mpany u
incorporate the Philonathean Society lin
connection N'tu the Maine State seminary al
LeWistan) t 81 If certain lands from Man
chester e. haiIgWeH ad4iti3naI to esIaolist
'he o4Saaahee Ferry u:
FaSSfa 10 = s{Gr9Ssea-biA a1diionai L
chaPtrr ~ OF the he''sed statutes reia'inE
! 70 cl'H actions Fes'ive II iaF %, OF Johr
Neptune 10 incorporate the L. " AShin5fon
Agrleditar'! e9e'ety.
Pa<Ssa f' 'f f1f1fea-Bii 70 amend section
- 81 chapter "a ot the Revised Statutes re-
latln= T. iHN5t'ea' estates u change II.
names 81 certain persons amenaat5ry oI
ehagteF - OF the Revised Statutes relating
, % d'r-i7sIT's ~ inen>e process additional
1 TO ine'rP7rats the y from ga BANK.
A157arnsl.
Hot ss.--Al / al ~ 9 eiaek.
Prayer ~ k-F MI. ln-rlham, OF Augusta.
Inc J3GEn.A oi SATURDAY read aal aP-
prove.
- P"pars from tae Senate disposed OF IN con-
cuTrenee.
Mr.. W oadaGTF ct H2q!t2n, moved t5F
return u ne HJE>'' auI tne SIAe was Or
dered, AMI . nenbsrs returned.
h.aa an, es'fs IN =, an ae' q Nor v.
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600 in annual annuities Of son and $40
600, Of which the deficiency bill 70 BE re-
ported on TUESDAY Is the first.
The Sons Of Malta adjourned Yesterday to
meet on the 18th Of February, 1861. in New
York. Sevcntv-six members composed the
present Convention
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Town Elections.

We hope the Republicans of the several
town, will see that they are not caught
mapping about their Spring elections. Il
is not only desirable to have, a preponder-
ance Of Republicans in Office, a town Of.
fcers, but 1t should be an object to get the
very best to serve The better the men
that is, the more they have Of the good
will and confidence of the public, the
stronger will be the party which they rep
resent.
Many judge Of a party by the men who
share it, offices and gifts, and it is there
fore desirable when it can be 20, to pa,
forward the very best men for the suffra-
ges of the people. We hope The Repub-
hcans will act discrety in all their pre-.
liminary arrangements, select candid and
highminded men. and then % to work ami
elect them. We warn you, Republicans
that you will see when town-meetiHg day
comes along, that your adgersaric. have
been hard at work to steal march upon
you. \ word 10 the wise, &c.
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PATENTS The following patents We're is
sued from the United States Patent Office on
the l4th of February, ls60:
VIM. W Stevens of Portland, Me, as
si.nor 10 y. p Richardson X Co, Of same
place, for design for cooking stove.
Edmund Brickett of Minot, Me, for i'm
proved braces for harness lreeching and
breast plates.
Aaron Ring of Westbrook, Me, for i'm
proyemcnt in seeding machines.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-02-24

We copy the following from the Washing
ton correspondence Of the New York Cor-
ier and Enquirer
.. The National Congressional Executive
COMMITTEES. l. now organized. and it i an allie
one and working one. 1t Is composed Of
senator. Preston King, NY, Chairman J .
W. Grimes, Iowa, l.. ;. Foster, Conn, and
Representatives f, i. Washburn, III. David
kiig0re, Ind. John CoSodc. Pa. Treasurer,
f. q. Spauldins, v y, J. L. y. Stratton.
y. J.. John b. Alley, Mass Secretary and
Executive Manager reeideneein Washington
Cisorgc Harrington.
The above are all earnest. able. thorough
going, strasht-cut Republicans and effective
working men.
1t i the intention Of the committee to OF
ganize cooperating clubs in all the States,
which in their turn will organize clubs in
each county and open a correspondence for
disseminating information. The zeatus CO.
areration Of active Republicans in all parts
Of the country r esired, Communications
and applications for Documents should l.. al
dressed - the Secretary al Washington, y.
C.. and they viii meet with prompt atten-
ton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-02-24

E-A fire occurred in Boston on saturday morn
ing last. A buildins foimsrly known the
granzIia House, near North Market street, was
barned, and the occupants suffered heavily. Lots
estimated $50 go. Two hremen were killed In
stsntly by the falling Of the wall. Of tbs building
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4 RELUCTANT MINE-.-Wc understand tbat
the editor Of the Dniy tll1n which ha. assumed
T. speak by the card concerning the Pick drf,lca-
ton. having been summoned before the Invest ga
ting Committee al Augusta, u see II be knew y
thin. about what he lad been ptomui eating, went
thither very reluctantly, and upon going before
the Committee took counsel before answering Ger
tain questions We understand that nothing cor
responding to the expectation was extracted from
his examination.-[ Bangor IsRes.
Il will he recalleeted that the t7ion made
some Wholesale charges against Peck, stating
that he had spent money largely in several
{ lngrcosiJnal Districts. and in the Sixth
District particularly, Wouldn it be funny
if the U,aon owners had been luhricating the
rusty machinery of that concern with money
extracted from the " slippery palms Of FL
der Peck? Vt any rate the faion editor has
had chance to back up, under oath, liz
statements made for political effect only, OF
the alternative, to back down. The Report
will tell which.
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B-The New Orleans delegates to the state
Convention ae administration.
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The Boston Joa74al enumerAtes the follow
ing conventions which took place the 22l:-
The Democratic STATE Convention Of Mich
isan will meet in Detroit.
The Wig State Convention Of North
Carr lima will meet in Raleigh
The Peoples Party State Convention Of
Pennsylvania will meet in Harrisburg.
The Opposition State Convention Of Viz
ginia Will meet in Richmond.
The Republican State Convention Of lndi-
ana will meet in indianapolis.
The Opposition state Convention Of Ten
nessee viii meet at Nashville.
TIE National Union Party State Con
yention Of New Jersey will meet IN Trenton.
The Republican State Convention of Cali
farnia viii meet in Sacramento. and the
Democratic State Convention Ok Iowa will
meet in Des Monies
The Democratic District Convention FOR
this District, meet at Columbia the same
day.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Our foreign files te tie 4th inst. brought;
By the steamer Arabia, at New York. have
come TO hand, AMI from them We make the
following extracts:
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NEWS ITEMS.
Poscript.

We learn by one of the Democratic
Delegates, just returned from Columbia,
that the Union is safe all below Els
worth Hope our Bangor contemporaries
will announce the fact If this streak
of good luck has extended over to that
uoint
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-02-24

Letters from St Petefs5urg, Of Jan. % state
tina, the severity Of the weather was becoming
terriblr. At Moscow the Thermometer had
been "A degrees below the freezing point
The writer describes the financial condition Of
Russia as deplorable. The best commercisl
paper at Moscow would not find disoounter>
at u per ceat. 1t is stated IN the same letter
that. after the atfait in the Pe!ho, which os
represented at Pel.ia as great victory the
Russian Embassy was undou btedly treated
with some contumely, and Isolated Is + in a
a iazaTetto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-04
THE AMERICAN BAPTIST MARINER S
SOCIETY.

The third anniversary of the American Baptist
Mariners Society was hsld in the Rev. DIR. Glettes
Church. West Twenty third street, last evening Pc
Tik BALEs, esq, in the chair. -,
portion of the 5Oth chapter of Isaiah, by the Rev.
Ira X STEWARD, and prayer by the Rev. A. ID. GIL
LETTE, ID. ID.
Capt FRisBIE, the Secretary OF the Society, read
tit Mariners Church in New York had continued to
the blessing of God and his grace in the in
dicatops of religious revival, and the conviction of
sinners who had come 10 knowledge OF their Lord
and Savior Jesus Christi that three sermons are
preached every Sunday the attendance being 500 per-
eops, and the average attendance at the week day.
cyesing services 20, from Ii to 40 of whom
are ssloJH ghs pastor had prepared ~
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.NEWJERSEY HELt,S

JERSEY CITi CoNMoy CoUScrL The Jersey City
Common Council meet on Monday evening next
for the purpose Of organizing the new Board. The
following appointments are to be made: Controller,
Ciy Clerk, Corporation Attorney, Treasurer, Street
Commissioner Oveseer of the Poor, Collector Of Ar
rears of Taxes, City Surveyors, Superintendent Of
Ferries, Whsrves and Piers, Inspector and Ssaer OF
Weights ond Measures, Collector Of Assessments,
Board Of Commissioners for Assessments and members
OF the Board of Edu attn. Under the nav act ap.
poiDt.g Police during good behavior Chief OF Police
two aos and twenty -four pa'romen, are to be nom
mated by the Mayor and confirmed By the Connoo
Council,
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DIED..

ANTONIDEs-At Plainsed, a. j. Wednesday, May 1850,
M Matthew Antoniies, il the 10th year OF his age .
Instant OF "a ociock His relatives and friends
spectfuly invited attend without further notice.
BRAsBER-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, May D. Sarah A.
The and friends Of the family respectfully invited to
residence No a Montssuspe, this tshdayj afternoon.
O'Clock.
BURDEN--rn Jersey City Wednesday evening, May !,
Martha, wife Of Allied Burden.
COOPER-On wedoe,dsy May q suddenly, Mr. Washington
Cooper, aged IS years months and days:
The relatives and od. Of the family respectfully invited
attend hts funeral ths day dsy from his late residence
No asa West Th, -n.t street, 81 O'Clock p m, without
further invitation.
and ues' Hen, the beloved we Of J0ha Cousasn,
seed 90 years.
SON Of 0eose D. AID Msry Davis year II months and
II day.
MACLAY-On Wednesday morning May tho Rev. Archibald
The funeral win take place on Sunday, the sh inst
O'Clock a n the Tabernacle Baptist Church, Seesna
friends invited to attend ~hous further notice.
NORTB-In Brooklyn on "Wednesday May Carrie dsush-
ter Of the late Joseph B. North aged Jeas.
PEET-On Thursday evening, May Mary only daughter
Mary Jane and the late sterling b. Feet aged and
months.
ssntn ,seon s Sss.Sr Josa Rsaio mus ~
The friend. Of tho fAny AZ. r..psoay IsqaessA % s'ssrf
O'Clock Sunday, the 9Th inst
sELLON-in Brooklyn Long Island suddenly on "Wednesday
morning May Laura l. youngest daughter Of EdSTd SCI
uent HALIFAX Nova Scotia aged ~ years.
sLoANE-In this city, Wednesday morning. May Of
seat fever Ella Louiis dsush er Of George and Matilda
wOOD-On wedn. .dsy morning, May o. Edhh, daughter
Or. James R. and Emnns Woo6, aged y months
funeral services nom the residence Of her parents No IT.
vrgPlsc- ON Saturday, May 5, ut o'clocs p m.
wILLAMsmn .hI; city on Wednesday, Me-, s,sr 'aOH t
Mary Williams eyed months and days
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Arrived,

Steamship R. r. Cuylcr Croker Savannah mdss and ps.
Steamship Yorktown Perish Richmond and Noroi mdse-
and pass to Luosn a,nckon
pass. Msh. CO. April e. a'a@ Ia't 50 1I' was
u, SSsGdea ~ GSs p 9% New Sts.a e,
American Congress hence ,or London.
pass 20 1. T. AmsLcs Had heavy westerly winis The
whole passage lost and split sS's sc.
Ship resOiae Freeman. Liverpool March 90 d'e and pass
ship Amazon Hoyey, London aud Portsmouth Marsh as
ship Cba,lOite Nrsmi, Liverpool March IT, mdss TO Nee
NTH s Son Hsd RS,sYy %s,'ey ss ;v.0oo March md
to p Buck Co: April 80 p m lat 20 isn % ~ sewa
RS g. SAW steamship H.%assn and
hsmbug Apn 49, on the b.9s' .Psns snip ''una H.
B.'. chance sSs E sh s =. a. oa p
out, tire bark Ca.,ills steering ApIh y. "a
Ba KY Oa1a Or Of Yarmouth Raymond ass
49, ,o .',s blot from boat Moses d. Gnne (No ID
Brig Ospry (BrL Cole, Newark, in ballast p. l. Nevus
big Taft. (sr), Chisholm Windsor NJ S. day, cod 70
scbr Gold Hunter (Br, of New.London. p. ID Mckay,
New-ondop p 4. l., 10 days. and pOtsoe. j, {.
scb Potomac. Miller. Mschas days, spars to C. E. i
sehr Fountain Bease Fall River nails to W. IL. Borden
master
shI G.sy Ame' Anne. ROcsland day. lime to master.
Schr City Point, Daniels. Rondout coal for Sanger.
scbr Albert Wsss, Harrington days lumber 20 master.
schr Chief, Marble, Boston mdse. Tor Albany.
schr Orion, Ames, Fan Rives, md-e for Albaoy. . y
Sehr Neptune, Euter Machiss days lumber 70 msster
master.
sloop Deception Smith, Providence 20 hours. mdss 10
master.
sloop Surprise Smith. Rondoat coal for New London,
Steamer Boston Selew, Philadelphia and Cape Nay Ddse
and pass. to y. Perkins. .
Steamer wamsutta, Arsy, NewBedfod mdse and pssa 70
Joseph Allen. =.
Steamer Pelican Adrch Providence mdsa To Issae 0al
BELOW-Prig Echo, Rice, Port Prince.
Star ofthe West Havana honfoussy,
Savsrnsh rotouse. Baltimore and others.
WINp-At sunrise, u ~ y. saRssi, 4, .aA Ell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-04

sermops from new texts 428 sermons ha8
been preached by him, and IS by other ministers, b
had written 663 Dsges attended 042 religious meet
in.s made pastoral visits performed funeral ssr.
vices 40 times received 7o2 Letters, mostly from ssa-
men, had written Az answers, baptized 70 persons;
bet cen 2C0 End 800 sailor brethren bad been ssnt ont
as mssiona, ss TO all parts OF the world 23 356 pases
Of tracts 49, Isl religious booss and papers, 404 BIZ
HES and Tsstsmens had been circulated % 94l vista
had been made 10 seamen snd Others 81 visits made
TO boarding houses 9 persons had been induced 20
attend church; 90 prayer meetings had been
held so conversions had been reported, "a Of whom
had become church communicate; "a basksldsrs
had been reclaimed; 1i7 had signed the temperance
pledge; 3l6 vessels had been supplied with reading
matter The converted sailors have been rom ~ df-
feIent sections Mr.. Mnllenbund was at work 10
Sweden, and bad reported that he was In the habit OF
preaching to congregspODs Of 600 to 1900 persons;
he bad preached in 80 different parishes OF Sweden,
and in two cities of Denmark.
The Treasufers report set forth the receipts Of
the Society Tor the year at $500 AZ.
The report closed BY asking: "Wll you, dear
brethren In Cbrs aid us In this work 10 your prayers,
sympsthies, and money, to carry forward the great
work in Fastening toe tins when the abundance Of the
shall be converted to God. Then thou shalt SOC
nd flow together and thy heart shall fea and be en-
lsrged because the shall DO converted auto thee,
the forces Of the Gentiles shall come TO thee"
The congregation then sang an original ode, based
on the Seth chapter of Isaiah, beginning:
'.The way Of God is in the sea
His grace now triumph. thensi
Lie clouds, like dover, our sailors fee
To Chris. iu humble prayer"
The Rev. DIR. Brscox of the Sssnton-stres. Baptist
Church, sorry that the audience was 80 small, bat
be was not discouraged, because he knew what small
beginning characterized all important movements.
This was no exception. BE Congratulated th'm, no W.
ever, upon the fat that such nobe report had been
made on such pecuniary meaUs.
The meeting was subsequently, addressed by the
Rev. A. III. BURLIsGHAa Of the Twenty fifth street.
Baptist Church. the Rev. JOSEPH SIocKsRIDGr, Chap
lain at the New-York Navy Yard; and the Rev. IRL
r. STEWARD, pastor of the New York Baptist Mari
ners' Church.
collection was taken, the doxology sung, and the
benedction pronounced.
The congregation was very small, not over two hun
bred persons having been present.
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mAkniR ID.

ATKINS-GARRETT-OnT Tuesday May In Trinity Church,
BY Rev. Dr. tinob James Atkins formerly OF Quebec
Cbsd to knne Garrett oaly daughter Of Alex Garrett Of
Brooklyn, NY
day May by the Rev 6. Eccleston, Francis Feemaa
efbis city AID Lousa N daughter Of the late Capt X
Dustan
GREEN-KAUFFMANN-In this city, on Thur.dsy April o.,
By the Rev. D. B. ley james Green eco to May ksaf
PLUNKETT-BANNON-I Brooklyn, Tuesday Nay !, at
the residence Of the brides itrer the Rev Eugete Cas-
sdy Austn Oliver funte to Maggie second daughter Of
eI.Ald. 3annon.
SOARING MOO IhuIsdsy, May . e the real,
dence OF the brides father by the Rev Samuel Ely Samuel
" Soaring to hiss Annie A. Soaring, ali Of this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-04

MEMBERS or THE Board or EDucATlos.-The
Common Council met last evening" the President in the
chair. Aid. Tay or presented list of gentlemen for
appointment as members of the Boatd of Educationi
upon this the Democrats left the Chambers, Aid. Per
~ occupying the chair. The motion was then put.
Aid. Dayton moved call of the house, which, not
Deg seconded, not entertained by the Chair. Aid.
Dayton then and declared that there was no quo
rum only Line members being present. The vote be-
ing ahen, resuited in the election Of the folowing
Lowafd Anthony, John Bslnghsm, X. G. Braiuard
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The WILLIAMSBURG GAS CoNPAsY.-The VIII
han,bureh Gas Company nave recently purchased
nearly all of the property bounded by North Eleventh,
Frtt, North Twelfth streets, and the River in all,
fifty three lots On this plot Of ground the Company
intend TO erect extensive gas works. taer present
retorts are nearly burnt out and more extended fac
lies for the manufacture Of gas will 5000 be required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-04

TIE SUNDAY Logon CAsEs.-The examination Of
Patrick Harvey, one of the persons arrested last San
day for selling liquor to have taken place before
Justice Cornweli yesterday. A. Oakley Hall, ESQ.,,
counsel for the Board of Police Commissioners ap-
peaIed for the officers who made the arrests and S. d.
Mor,,s, esq. for the defendant. The witnesses sum
moned by the defence however not being present. the
examination was further adjourned until next Satur-
day.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK......MAY
Cleared.

sxamships-MongomsTy, Berry, Savannah, B. Cromwell
q Co Potomac, WATSON Baltimore, n b Cromwell Co
B.rks-casco Mclean, Trinidad Ella Howes Seville w.
TTundy
Bdss-Ssy Hatfield, Hatfield Parsboro D. r. Dewolf; Storm
King, Lockhsrt, Rio Zaire and . market, master.
schooueTs-Kins Fisher, BonIes, Rio orande GaseIi
Stanley, jackson. Iharoston, MeCre.dy, Mott 70 I.
Toll Rose Fredeiick,burg Van Brun, Sssn hontrcse.
Lincin Bsysns B GsgerA hasinss Loweson g. John,
P. Neyus Son; Martha, Lambert Nenyiias fhos Owen
Son; A. Mason, Cor.on Cn-Il- ton ID. y. Murray
Standardization, CTocker, Philsde pais, H. feskins.
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BROOXL YN ITEMS.

/ MPRovEsESTs.-The small one-story frame build
pss when have long occupied portion of the Bovine
property on Fulton streeI, near Montague, have been
torn do wn since The first inst ant, and the site will be
occupied by ipe brick buildings, for commercial Pur-
poses, as soon as they can be erected.
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jonathan 5. Burr edward W. Durham, Thomas ".
Field, James DOVE, jeremiah johnson, E. A. Lam
bert, Hen.y hcCloskey, Jasper NJ. Giibers F. w.
fisks. Daniel l.. &orthup, Chauncey Perry, Cyras p
Sp1tb, Smith FaDcher, John S Thorns.
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marke..,-Reportea 90 74exrspl.

MOBILE May 2-CoTroS-seies to-day, 900 bales ct TO-
10lc. Mari ct generally unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3-fLOUR firm s1d unchanged. WHEAT
decir Of 5000 bush. he'd 81 531 81 Sj White,
6sd 81 Is. CORN 6n sales Of go bu.h Yellow NJ 73c.
Provisions firm. WHIsKY steady at "a a1cc.
SAVANNAH, hsy 1CorTosesles to-dsy 200 bales msrket
generally unchanged.
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RoBBIsG A JUDGE.-The late residence Of Jadge
Gapton No. 32i Bridge street, feonionsly entered
WdDesdsy and robbed oil paintings eon,idefa1e
Judges family had removed part Of the'r furniture
another hous but coming che pictures left
behind day. when found that they gone
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COUNTERFEIT BmLs.-Counterfeit SO bills on the
Bank Of Bsytrh Mas In circulation last suenns sew
ersl Of which were passed.
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nslArunB ALaAHA0.
sun-Rses.... ass Sets o:ss hoon--se1... 400
wArrh rRn DAY.
Sandy Hook. % Gov IsAnd. 7;73 He'll e:o4