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MR. HARDFN's POLITICS.

To M E5i'oy o. The S. =. Tribune.
Sm: in Tie Nsr. York Herald Of a late date. /
noticed an article relative to the case OF the Rev. j. $.
Harden, now trial here for the murder of his wife,
in which Tho HeraG man asserts, ia Substance, that
Harden wac Of the same sclool of Abolition preachers
IA the three thouamd iuepressi0lea' formerly so
noted Tor their attempted Interference with Slavery
that hs w's Black Republican, &c Now, net to
spoil The HTa!ds truth, but for the sake of taking
the 'bgma i'om Harden character fuasmach as many
OF his flfnds deem It disgrace 10 be Republican,,
hayeto state that the Rev. J. S. Harden is and always
has been tince he was Old enough to vote, full-
booded Administration Democrat aad, bsiors hs arrest
and Incarceration, preached several times strongly
against abolition political preackers."
Beiriderf, " J., Arai a. 1869, vERiTAS
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Of Vienna In neutraizpg che deeicts Of Chaba's ADD
Faucicpy, was to protect Suitztrsnd and S,rd MA
f,om tie prepOBdersnce OF France The moment the
whole Of Savoy le incorporated with the French EN-
pre- there is uither reason for the naturalization OF
Chablsis aud Fauc suy and the guaranteed stipulation
by the trestiee OF Vienna logger be applied.
"Tne only real wsy by which the difficulties of the
question could be removed Ia by direct understanding
between FrsGce ard Swtzerisud for which the other
Great Powers would 0iier their good Offices"
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MoRRIssEY CUTS THE ROPES.

gentle man row az the st. Nicholas, and who wit
messed fgb says that when Heensnhad got Slyers
into such position thar ne must inevitably have won
the bats Toha morrisssy cut the ropes and let Hee
nan fsii 20 Jte ground.
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IAdvertissmsnt.I
MENERs's MIRACULOUS
VRRxE DEFrRorsR

hRRNIk D.Frkotnk Ar. I.,s,..
Ia the Known tho best article rids o'
ton OF Reaches, Water bugs Anti, Moths shael s -
Rate and Mice Orders resolved ard e. ,h s,
private dwellings. hotels pabhc bn sn,P &c. vac gs
oipI depot No OF H. oedwsy. se.a pS :.
table srocsrs 81 ltom - ceEts 10 VI " 0~Ss
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ANNIVERSARIES.
MONDAY, ApRfr ~

HoTpAx, Arm ~
} Un,ou Tu.oLosrgSI sEmsiRr-Aaovai Pasdc RSant's-
"a, f,I. C,s.,es begins It O'Clock To b continued GIL
Monday the 7th Of May.
Coooer Union At y o'clock p IN Addresses ay BE- expected
n. ...uns,, and ~
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rAa,.rtlsneus.

vuv Sru,,RIr an PURSUIT or TAKE ONE
" - - ,vh.u Phrsuoogy viii point ths IT,
n ,nr. 10. bs,t adapted you Exsr,insusns dsily 81
""'" ''''' foKaxs 1 WsLIs, Ne. sa kgssawxN
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ACCIDENTS AND ISQUEsTs.-Coroner Schirmer held
an ipaes yesterday upon the body OF Abrahau A. Aadeo
who found drowned opposite Pier No IS North River The
deceased native 81 Norway 81 Of se very ieg
his habits add hsd beer nssnz 18th INST
verdict Of supposed drowning rsadesed sAme
Coroner held iuguest the body ga n. WIG
found n the water Pier No q North River Dece.d
sbout 30 years An unknown died on Saturday
nigh. IN the Eighth Ward Sacnhouse fom the e o. "a
temperance lie found drunk Ia the street and
the station House bu. found dead Ia the cell shortly as
An inquest held BY Coroner Shner anl post norton
xmiua ion made by d. Bonon The body was conveyed
Bellevue Hospital for Identification .A child named a,ds
Mooney years OF e iuto tbs pyy OF house No 10
FRANKLIN street. aud suSocstsd Coroner Schisg held
inguest resupg In averic Of accidental death ponse
bed on Sunday morning % No lse Grand street bottle
cyanide Of polsum found be- h,m and post nlores
ginscn revealed quantity Of h Ia bis stomach Coroner
ehiter held an inquest on tho body the Jury rnderas
dict suicide. The diseased has been quite incorporate %
late AMI very desponden. =; not being able to obtain wo
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CoePrR 1ysTTrrR sEKvIcEs-The Union sabbath
Services a! the Coo2sr Institute were brought to close
yesterday Afternoon.
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GERMAN paiSrfRs' SocIErY--The German Print
ers Union, organized during the strike of last Jsnua-
ry has continued to hold regular bi-weekly meeuogs
at theheadquarters, Pythagorss HAM, and has increased
10 membership, until az present there are no German
ypeseers in the city outside Of It's ranks, with the
exception of three or four persoos who have lately
arrived A regular mestng Of tic Society was held
on Saturday evening, the President Mr. John Breling
in the chair and resolution was adopted preventing
all h'e arrivals from getting employment, unless they
fret join the Society. There are now about 100 men,
bers. The prices received by the German printers
% cents per thousand for night work. and 81 csns for
Gay work.
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STABBIYG AFFRAY.--Yesterday morning arstse-
driver named named Michael 0Gourze, aud James
Fleming got into an alteration in oyster saloon in
Broadway near Thirty ninth street, After toe passage
Of some angry words they came TO blows, when
ORcurke stabbed his adversary in the breast with an
oyster knife, initcting dangerous wound. The in
jured may was conveyed to the New.YoIk Hospital.
where be was properly attended. 0'Rourke was ar
rested ard committed 70 answer by Justice Quacten
bush.
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members Of TIE Common Council, constituting, with
two others who failed to make their appearance tae
Joint Committee appointed TO extend the cour'eses Of
Tie city to tho coming Japanese, met at o'clock on
Saturday, and appointed subcommittee to provide
proper hotel qcarer hire carriages, perform the re-
ceptiCn ceremonies and attend to other details, Mr
Boole being appointed the master Of ceremonies. II
was resolved that telegram should be sent 70 the
Secretary Of State to ascertain whether the japanese
virors will arrive at New-York, or be taken directly
to WashiDgtoD and also as 20 the probable length Of
time tLat they woald remain in NewYork. The meet
i0g was q secret one.
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THE BLACKWELL IsIAS d CAsE.-CoronerJ ackman
yesterday Concluded the inquest the body of a
German named Valentine Courteny, who died on
Blackwelrs Island on the 9th inst from the effects of
violence. The deceased was committed 10 the work
bouse On the 10Th inst. by Justice Quackenbush, he
having been found the night previous in tbe street.
The dsceasedwas an Incorporate man, aged 60 years,
and IN very desute circumstances. He was admitted
TO the Work House, where hewas washed and dressed
without exhibiting any greater signs Of distress than
might be expected ct old man. lie was placed iii
cell With two other warrants, one OF them being an
ido ard the other nearly 3D. While there be took hs
neas with regularity, and wss treated The same as the
other inmates with the exception that he YVES not re-
CURED TO work. On Tuesday morning the keepers
safe that he was found 70 be suffering and was placed
in the Hospital for treatment The attending ply
sicisns did WHIST they could for him, but he died
shortly after. A post norton examination was made,
which showed tina. the skull Of the deceased had been
extensively fractured, his ribs nearly all broken, bis
stoDlder shattered and dislocated, and numerous
wounds made on the body. A nanber of witnesses
examined by the Coroner, who sho we'd most con-
clufivoy that he was pot injured till after he reached
the Island.
The keepers tesify that they heard some noise in his
CELL but 1t always ceased when they spoke. On Mon
day be wandered about tho grounds at his own option,
and nothing further appears to be known concerning
him I'LL he found suffering severely on the follow
ing morSng. The physicians state that he could have
lived but short time after being hurt No one knows
anything about how he met his DEATH bat is sup
posed that be must have received fall No evidences
OF violence appeared in the cell which be occupied,
aud 1t would 10 slncst impossbIity Tor his com.
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NEW. YORK Ponr SocIErY.-The anniversary Of tho
New-lork Port Society takes place at the Cooper
Union tonight. Addresses may be expected from
Capt Samuel Elliott, the Rev. Walter Clark, d. d.,
the Rev. Stephen II. Tying D. d., the Rev. Charles J.
Jones, and shipmasters aud seamen.
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and Keenan, is permitted. Oar civilization bss COS
much, and we cannot afford to 90 back to old rufhan
IAN.
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her; al,ysys thought she was very reserved
lhouas Firth. sworn On part o. the Stdts-Knew
hssn5 "a w. w. 40 Gin 5ai me wa 'uu s
Ma,thias Crauer, sworn part Of the State-Live
hcr ces.h intimately acquainted with ls wa I'D 20
ge acquaiaiec Lh .t,pse. eI ;. sprre 20 o. s NJ,
horse q wees sut a. much w. geel. d, tiroe. .
LasLa losteT, bworn on part OF lte Na,s-hy 1u-
baa usue was Jl,ob; committed saioei De- III b
srld.nt Ue'oe thrni horr threw attn '4 he sfos On ms
head aid .ldshIed II. sfr be a. ty' c5u atd .!
be atefward loo ed strange his syssi
~. of tna; before the accident
Amos H. Drake, sworn ~ part Of the S.ate--I was
he Grand jury when th, iuGctu'nt Yves ane Chs@s
O. iecst We - snrG T. O. wl'lr. ~ TO- ~. tlS ts
eced some enes'rs seto snow hi hes44 he Could no.
ten shout tiem, b1, thought he you'd k-'S him.
Harden bad not tLeU returned - the state.
examined lie aid be thought he cord recognize hun
nbe saw him bal ro. by the pc'ur-.
John j. Nan HirA ssoru for Sate-Was foreman
Grrnd Joy whea the in5c.acn. va ioaat Ca' T. hsint
loci at II oDg Ai 81 had been sno~r before Aad select
cd tis resembling On. man no Dogsh t IsshG ~ t'
n hA fhoul see the man b. would be able to identity hh
Emily ID. Mann, sworn Tor Sl.te.-Was g. msmber OF
Grand Jury Wch found hi. indictments CAas r. lttcht va
witness before hetft ha describe e iah ',o
bought TIE poison; Don! ino" iH's head IA 'Ai 'n'' "
Jamts X. SSyre, sworn for sste.--Nas a msnoer
Of Grand Jufy which found indictment; ChS H. lleons MAS
won as witnoss he sssd she pi;tr-s aid d2 AID Hs
rejected h. ,horsh the mani be isd Do o'ald
The following letters were proved and read in evil
dence By the defense this afternoon: TO-.
MY DIAN FArEEE: Doabte's you win 10 l.pri'ea At 2.
c,ynF this yes Ofny having written 10 sGnne enJ yse
ay had intended 70 draw the your eyes ana
Il there until auite important event In ny s.oJ lad tle
place; but after thinking upon timr, though u
would b. acting mesny toward my parents and friends
The .ecrat reveal IL this; b. be afi'd ne
tween this hewYeas make aTransensnss spPto
pirate viii bs mret In about ala wseAf
but had Amo, forgotten to tell You be- none u - hlansp
Louisa DoTand, whom J0u all know. As ~ tue daY
and necessaIy made, wiz Wns you hta
and tall you wh-n VIII be home. sn olerbly wen a. pres
emit Give NY love TO all. Your afecians'e son, ,v,,
MI JoHs HARpEs. JACOB :. dAkDEN'
AyDgrsog Sept ~ 1873.
DsAH FAFhya; fcss.nsscsd sEts sHolt las wednesday
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MIIIRNn this city wednetsy ma'ct Is Of couse-ao
ftbe BRAIN Tboms youngest Of ha hnilon 10 the sn
yea OF bis age
McCURDY--Iu this city, Thursday March 49, Jss Mccordy.
agec ~ years.
RoBINsONOn Friday morning March 30, Mara Robirson,
ect of the late john GobDson the 6Sh year Of hsr
The friends Of her sons Fdwsfd Reuben g. James e and
John T.. Robinson also those Of her sonnsw n Ooope
ere respectfully invited aerd Der funeral from het late rest
dence corner Wiloushhy and Lawrence streets, bioohyn
o Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
VAN ZANDT-AtS st Anhony MIMI Thursday, EaToh ~
Mathew II. Van ZsuGt o. this city. =,
His relatives and friends respectfully invited 20 attend te
funeral from the Reformed Dutch ChO'ob. Jamaics Long s
and on Saturday the 3s Ist, III ocock without Iithet
invitation. leave South Ferry Brooklyn Il 10 CLOCK
WlNANs-In this city. Thursday hsoh ~, benjamin
W nans. in the Both year OF hii age.
WRl0HT-In Wilsrnsburgh, Wednesday hsrehw Joseph
L. on Geo Nancy Wright IN the 18th year OF MS age
wALDrN- in this city on Wednesday evening March 70,
Maria Pe eldest daughter Of the late jacob T. "aden Of th'
city. , 4. -. :. -
funeral at the Church Of the Holy Communion, on saturday
8I,t pst at O'Clock The relatives requisites TO
meet az the reeidepce Of her brobeinsw. ,he Rev Dr.
remains viii be inferred in the family vault Of Trinity Church
SECOND Nv7gos.L GuARD-The members Of te. Company
a, anuested 10 attend the funeTs OF late fellow soldier,
MATTHEW T. VAN ZANDT at Jamaica, Long Island lin
citizens dress with the len srm on saturday, msron
al a, ia a. NJ No ether notice will be given -
South Ferry. bv LonE Istaoo Railroad at ~ m
ALEXANDER SHALkk, Captain
wv IT. FIRNHAM Secretary.
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DIE d..

BAKKs-At Newssk N. j., on wednesday March q DR..
SGml Banks, aged 70 yeer&
c8TTsMAN-Op Wednesday evening, March 20, Of Group
ADnie Louise youngest daughter Of Dr T. Mstiock and Maria
Louisa Chees%An sese years and month"; tina ,,s,. om
The reside1ce OF her father No East Twenty seventh street.
on Saturday, March 81, ss p IN.
CONART-On Wednesday evening March 2 sera proseted
illness Mary ssnbon wife Of Dr. d. 3 Conant ago 90 years
sssy S TnS s s1q o bsr % r5enee No ss Fours
avenue Saturday, March d. O'Clock precisely VIII
further Invitation.
cONNERsIn Brooklyn on Wednesday March 49, Catherine
Cornsis Conners, aged 70 years
FREEMAN-At Harlem, on Thursday afternoon March ~,
sfter lingering nness, LucreGa NJ, Woo" OF MOSES h1oo
The and friends Of the family invited 20 attend the
funeral from the Methodist Z. Church. Onehand cd and
twenty 6is street Harlem, Sunday, April at o'clock
oRAHAM-on Thursday evening March a. Mrs Elizabeth
Grshsm wife Of VIZ Graham Ia the 20 yesT OF he age
Tbos Bell No 10 Perry street Saturday morning March
81 der remains win be taken to bronHVhe or In
GOLDsBROUGH-O Friday evening Much 90 afters psnfal
Illness MaTgsre. Golds5Ioush aged 81 years
fuJ attend Der funeral Sunday neEt at
from her late resdence at B. f. howes corner Of Bsecse
aud Greene stIeets-
GARDELMANE-In this city, Thursday, March 49, Emma
&. GsToelmsnn, aged years months and Z5dsys
0ILMORB-n this city, on "Wednesday evening March ~
aer short though illness Louisa Owen, wife Of John
Gilmore, in the 47th year OF her age
GREENIn Brooklyn, on Thursday March y after short
iness Charles Edward Of James w. and Margaret L.
Green, aged Yeas, months and IA dsys
HAIGHT-At ChsPpaqqs, Nesteheter County Ga hrth
Gay morning. I'd mo-th In, Samuel sgt In toe oIn year
OF he
His fgueTs will take place from his late residence a. IL clock
Second day. 4h nontb the I'd Ills relatives and hlen"S
are respectfully invited 10 attend
HYLANO-On Friday morning March %, 1850 Jane M' WI
Of the Rev r. Hylsnd. aged 20 years and months ,as
The ners will take place from her bite resldsnee NO l''
Wet Seventeenth street. Saturday Slst int at t n
BINO-In Wiiansbzrsh Log Island "wednesday, March
d. congestion OF the Mtchae King IL the 10Th year o.
his sge, hsndpre printer Al years. =, M
He buried in Greenwood Cenisery on Frdy March0
KEEDER-In Wismsbugh, on Wednesdsy, March %, Emma
Julia Kesder ssod % years.
AACKEY-In this city Thursday March o. after hogens
nLs bsIy L. Mickey daughter OF the late John and Mar
saret Nackey. -
Her ma ads and those Of the family also the ends OF her
brother law Peter Lemon respectfully invited 70 at
tend the funeral the Church Of tie Nativity, Avenue G, De-
tween Rith sxth ireots Saturday 5lst inst at
O'Clock .. M. without further invitation. -
NILLs-in this city, TbuTtdy March ~, Frances w,
youngest dGuGbtsT % Jason and Eliza H. hDs sgsdi years
E10atLs aud - days
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-MARcH So.-Seioro

Willism Foster pleaded guilty OF an assault and bat
sy aggravated nature and sentenced to be imprisoned
for months aud hped $50 49, ~. All,
Peter Carroll fined $25 for aSssung Rcheeu Robinson
upR an election iaous last FALL in which The latter was severe
Nv injured He attacked without any povocson by set
Of owd led by the prisoner while delivering speech In the
upper part Of the city and almost beaten to DEATH
pesress Mayns Francis sent to the state Prison
for three years and G months M stealing large nn noer oil val
bOudo Of her Mistress She has made con
eien by cans hich police ensblsdt1 most
of the stolen articles r.
The case Of Sheppard the alleged neendsy and wife muir
deer then take again. and confined throughout the
day I'D midnight Toe prosec lou hushed the exam
ipston Of their witnesses about AMI the defense were
limited by Judge Russell to do vast they could the aiming
part Of day for their side by giving notice that be won
not consent 10 examined TO- morrow Inc
cas ELECTED all old and they have already been pre-
scented Of THR TRIBUNE do not repeat
summing Of counsel will take place Tomorrow and the
case will be finally disposed of ut the same time
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Special Notiees.

b. A. CHIL1oS, Auctioneer. ,,
BPaR N F6 1s II r FAC; P s5a
iG COLE cHIITos viii cell at auction.
oo on Tsh Ssssss A Nssa.6 S
able Of ground now ready for ned % sua
ton South Brooklyn is rapidly improving Ia value and '
close proximity the Court street and Hamilton syenno Rail
ms bunt IS in New York The terms very liberal and
large portion can remain on GS s6 and mortgage
FIVE HANDSOME PRIyATE DWELLINGS IN SOUTH
bhooAhiS A M 's sEcosD I.ii. Avn ''A
Clinton srRKHTFsst side, between President and Carol
tic brick house trimmed nth brown with iron balcony,
Sinint room and store oor paor the
walls and teings Of which painted 10 esco habd'ome
floor four rooms with closets &c, including bathroom and
wstecoset On the third floor four rooms with attic hoor
ALSO No IS FIRsT PLAoE-The threestory disbursement
and .ubcelar brown stone front house With essoais; a. paIoi
good yard containing two p,o aud stody on the rss
s5n rooms Handsomely papered with furnished Uantro
tween On the second four room. the third ao' halls
richly pspe'e throughout paor walls ,oed with
coInce and center pieces gas chandeliers and hx
Also THE NEW BROWN ToNE.vRoNT DWELL
INGS Nos u.s. 10 ard 81 ID PLACE -Iheesto'y and high
basement with ubcelsI, brown soneii'nt Houses, having
with marble anes kitchen fur
nsbed aud water heater permanent wash tubs and
Isl FIooa-Two parlOr. with gliding doors. white marble
meDted end freScoea hsi finished in the style.
FIooRThree rooms and bath Eoom With marble nantes
and wbsh-bssiLG
end washbans speIingubes md bel, inside blinds shut
and Sserclos,. and contain I'll the modern Improvements
Also TWENTY-FIVE a.sroRY BsIcg DWELLING.
A'' HOUSES AND STORES ~ VAN BRUNT-sT,
SOUTH BROOKLYN
The above improved pr perty as per mspa -
This sale viii sod good opportunity to mechanics aud 9th
ers deous purcbsng hons for them'eyes terms
This property located both sides Of Van srunts tween
ctntsins eeyen rooms and cellars The be sod FOR
Per cent down. ana the basnc. can Tman on bond and mort
more yesIly inssmen' des,s For particulars aud
RiPrL sp&GSG fI sIS sesvos.s V
sse peemyt0y BY 1rse 81 the Ek9eTtO n % he
i'is' decorated caAs 2 y.GpwfS' y ,.sT1'
L. r. KELLOGG. Executor"
Post.Onice Notice.-Tbs MAILS FOR EUROPE vi,
SOUTH AMP1O ON and HANhE, per uated sstss s;ee ner
FULTON win close this office SATURDAY. the Dist day
o. AiA'n' At w ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster.
First Assembly District Campaign Clgb:.A An adj
OwHed meeting Of 6e Se We vPS nv os s No a.
The Re pubicsns of above district invited 70 attend
s sssps, t, BoTsH' Secretaries.
The Second Assembly Republican Canlpaian
Club will nod \; tha %stni ks5 dOe No 20
sS9 3, sq9f''d Tho fERRR "
bS s,i M1 h.TEssGS see President pro tenn.
sixth Ward, Brooklyn.-The Republicans ofshi' W.rd
will hold ratification meetinga No 81 Columbia St. near Gar
Ion SATURDAY (this) EVENING C Ghgs Chairman
Tenth Ward Brooklyn
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
DENNIS G,RGAa
For Supervisor.
SAMUEL Smile.
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with much peasue acinOwdses the receipt of Twontyour
kunes of Peter H. Titus esq Treasurer Of the Fremans Ball
COMMITTEE being the he proceeds q Ine s a. as ~
tue "'''''O' 'N4 VI JOHN s. GILES. Treasurer
The Treasurer In behalf of .be Department again
press hts sincere thanks to the Ball Conttee Tor thelr unns
eIer.y and prssewOhy efforts In presenting for the patronage
Of the most attractive entertain mems
mary t. certainly not to De with ost on Pecea
ing years. and this material difference must oe to
his Ball b, limiting the tickets better 2Oftlnity Of
enjoyment than could be attained uncomfortable crowded
comparatively suffered We however, entertain bright hopes
our eowcitreps continue their aid
70 support Of charity unedused By any similar Institution
upon rapid growth of city has materially
the claims upon our charity The voluntary .crnee
OF health comfort and often even life itself involved 10 the per-
Torrance Of hreman's duties contributed to NIL the Psge
sSSn and 70 ' Se scs .nS
besow their time aud services We earnestly hope that our
pon.s that viii enable a. to aaoId relief to those Who
through misfortune, claim our care and sympathy; Thess
ber Of society many Of them far advanced in the
years The charities Of the Department dispensed sa'as
deserving Objects many Of them have not only been
uies Of e and strange ycss,ude Of fortune which have
sTk their peculiar lot in life culs.ed awaken the
We DO ut vito lust feeling. Of pride to Charity which il not
restrained thin the limits Of sect creed-whch is not be-
the INDECENT and distressed Widow Orphan have no
claims, but such the services
ices o. their deceased Husbands parents. readercd in de-
tense Of the homes and hFese: OF follow ciz
Tho ereyolence Of Institution, invested with ar
bues OF pure aud lofty character reflects unfa1ng
usieT pom the Of those excellent who first estab
shed Funds precious and rich blessing conferred upon
the widow and Orphan. How deeply should each member Of
the Department be impressed with the sred and important
which Involved the active and social position OF
he Department. how deeply blended with the conduct Of liz
membe' the comfort hope and hspPine.. Of those distressed
end unortupste who dependent upon M bcnevo
enee Considerations Of high character should induce to
lay aside all other feelings but those which elevate 10 the
tnsiion OF every yrnous member Of the community
Nsw.York March 90, 1860
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Nollce.-F. AsHLEY'S SCREW EGd-BEATERs and
CHURNs-WheIeas, Ind worthless article In matae. ~
Tended to deceive and Infringement my inyonon
hereby caution all against buying selling the san
liable prosecution. AL goods Of my make and Legally
Tor sale, are duly IN. rked and bear my name. 49,.
r. ASHLEY, Inventor and rropyle.oy
Factory No l53 Mereerst'' Ne~'iorA'
Tbe TTade promplN anppird.
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MARRIED.

BRODY-RABUS-In this city Wednesday, March a. BY
the Rev. Mr. Lyons Charles Brody to kona, daughter Of
lsssc Rsmus. both Of this city. - - -,
LOOMis-TRUE-In this city Thursday March 90 at the
Church Of the HOLY Communion by the Rev f. T. Lawrence
Rectcl John s. LOOMS Of Quincy H. and Emily daughter
Of the late A w. True, OF Portland, Me =,
ARCHAEOLOGICAL GTeenpGint oa "Wednesday March
9s by the q. TAusge, MI. C. L. knhn 70 Miss Anna