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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-03

Tn the south of France the weather has
been so severe that sentinel was found
dead Of cold in his sentry-box at Lyons.
Several persons have persisted in the snow
in the mountains of Dauphine, where they
imprudently ventured in pursuit of game.
Two boys of eight and ten years of age,
died from cold while returning from school.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-03

Very touching and beautiful were the
words of the old school master, as life pass
ed away. at is growing dark--the school
may be dismissed" Down to the very gates
of an unseen world he carried the love and
regard of the children whom he had trained
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-03
TESTIMONY CONCERNING
BTLLIN GS'
Rheumatic Pills
AND
z Z NJ 7 MI e ~ T..
Mr.. Reed cured of Govt.

Lo,oeH, Nay 3, 1859.
Mr.. BILLIaGs:-I regard your Pills and Lini-
ment the only true specifics for govt. have used
them, and am satisfied they contain new medicines
not found in other preparations, and essentially
different and better than all others. Having long been
afflicted with govt, have tried the various prepare
tons of Coclicum and many other medicines highly
lauded for govt and therefore am well qualified to
judge of the virtues of your remedies.
Yours, sc. SAMUEL REED.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-03

'ai3of Iaa Is
Sold sIpuo1o COS suo9e1p nJ 1oI ss75oas lntIapuoh
qA u 5usn cav sloOqSs llu suu01qd ul4s qua o. -
nGSq puu 1000 PUG Gpoq ana qisuaIs oA ssn 81
50 pslJsuSq &alp9uu slinpG pus u7Ipq5 palulJeO
puB sed slulgldmoo 94r Isqlo pug suIuJoiSs mu5lH
aHs saolldnI9 lts EGnloas y poo4 pooa 9L
sS'4o '4Vf 70 os'+
v aqua paIuss1 sEm sqpaaI 15g7O ruI s1l
III laIaBus ag ssuYsan sauUIdmos olval stom
9loq suo 6luo Sulagl IalJn paouslsdxa sGgs lHsuSg
J9sI IugaluIs pus au79gslsom sl puu eIsq lusn
rd qua 'csd3dsAu apIslaAuI Qua al 'uon3u
lnIqlIp9V PUG GaAU olu ~ suIq pun elvIo5!au
90 lA ss4oq oMl 10 QUO 1aAa4UpM Iauuu SUE pssua
SIP 40 pldlo SeAH InoG u sdoIp ls 5uIJuoumo1
50 ApenaI Sugun Nv sIql a pay iA npf Psxvai suuIo
Iuoi 10 passaIdap slIlds Inoi u PyYfap pm RyYoq
s. ds2s 1uoA 10 RHqlqn sHo11V mon SuIagus aIg nos
il a-qOOA doO1ar aIl 70 ailloq 5ulIn9old suli
5sot splS IN ui7d 10 'yiHsfU 10 sSO1 INN ~ 70
-Ddipd sY1DpD2H Pl9J 'YSHoJ '69ug2ual aApduIusuoo
10 sluirdmoo AuB 9Auq nOA u at "a paIn9 Syn33us
al9A ssAdmusuo0 puRsnOql uop9npoIlyn sll
~ sqluom SIS ultnlA lIuaq l99Isd paI9IsaI
-uola "a q1VA % ASH qua moU doOA uOOTil- sIIl 10
uoonpoId eql ua5q lnssI eqL puS qlIusq aql
uoda pootq a sq9 10 aoaBs pUB 'uop9suuoa
paniu aIouI ana GSooGud 10 loaqns s 5ufldds puB
d0o1a HTI 9NlZATYNV 10 rapl qua psAl99uoo lloI ls
sT-aon1Uid sIeaG A4usAl uvI1s Sud IEinasI Blas
ulq 50 puG uoIsJoId Balpotu sql 20 auSuus sotn
qua 50 kaAooaI 20 sdoV Ig puo6aq paIspsuo9 90 So
uollduinsuoo 50 paonpsI uSoq sAvq uosuoIa az
Gcc.E GSc-E
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT, Druggists No 90 Maiden
Lane New York and by all respectable Druggists through
out the country 27-lv
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yr.yALLEy RAIIpo,.

u,4AFs.s.issF@ rlCE, On aud after MONDAY, Nov "a
Passenger Trains willleaye Bellows falls for nratl
SOFA NJ aud . 80 T.. Nj, aud returning leave Rn,,t
at lQ4Q an14 30 Pm,
Freight Train caves bellows Falltat 8 40 A NJ ,a,n
tletoro Ht2 90 7. M, ''
The two passenger trans over this route cOnns,,s
with the VIA Mass, aud Connecticut River RaIyY
Springfield Hartford New Haven aud bridegroom NV
New York On the North with the Rutland BprgU
sullivan, VI. Central, Vermont Canada ConneetL n
Passun psic Rivers Railroads forming direct commus
with Whitehall, Saratoga and Schenectady, ST. Jobt
and White Mount ains, Burlington and Rouses peis,
deushurg and Montreal, NJ sLoAT ~
Nov. n, 1859, ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-03
READ TUE PAMPHLETS.

READ THE PAMPHLETS.
GLAZE lS'S YR u q,
I,IE Only Real Purifier Of the noodiu existence, For
L Weskly Femarsor Young Children whoale scrotulou',
Al magical Every person knows that Il his blood Is puc
ne must be well Noy al t6's PrG,s oob to doso
Dyspepsia Liver complaint No Mercury, Ne Arsenic,
Palms In the Back or Side, No Potash, Nc Iodine,
H. rmpe' on the Face No suphate Soda,
'NI FN, ul''''' "eU'u'" No lbon, No Mineral
n Is WARRANTED OF any Kind or nature in A.
~ No newspaper puts or fictitious nanes Every per-
from whom certificate given their names and mum,
hers are published Any person can address theu by mail
and satisf, themselves gu
Any pers N who tries the syrup WILSON discover quail
tiles and recommend ithghy Is only just introduced
Ud not in single has II iied yet, Weakly persons
only TY r aud you viii not regret IT, cost on
pie one bottle produces magical results with other re-
~ teneral Depot $ Washington Avenue, Albany.
For sale at = state street Albany and BY one Dsgstn
Ia and by I. \. uApLEY Chester VI
. II, RING, corner broadway and John street, New
York.
CLARKS sYRUPin all cases Of Sexual ncapaety and
Sdseascs Of the spine and Kidneys l. magical Try 1t.
For sale by Q. y HADLEY, Chester,
TLARks SYRUP changes the whole condition Of the
Nbood and kills the poison which feeds the frrst
eea For sale BY e. p llADLEN, Chester.
CLARK's syRuP-Gencral DrpOth IS Washington Ave
Nuue' Albany, New York JOS CLARK,
CLARK's SYRUP is all Vegetable and no Mineral, and
For sale BY ''' '''''''-' ' 9, y nADLEY, Chester,
TLtRK'ssYRUP, For sore throat is Magical.
Y For sale by c, \. HADLEY, Chester
CLARKs SYRUP For Weakly Delicate Females or siekly
Fors'tc BY CT. nADLrY, Chester,
TLARK's SYRUP is all Roots, and no Mineral $500
Twill be q, en- for any grain found in ii.
For sale by CT HADLEY Chester.
1,LARE'S SYRUP bas mono on leatb's hest fgienduip
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-03
JOHN G. WIGHTMAN,
PROVISION 5ToHE,
Groceries, Oysters, Fruits, Farmers Produce, &c

uiuUoliun' Vtetuiss fiuflSs puilhufN Ifuuu6C, nt
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES OF ALL
y KINDS
Sugar Spices all kinds Soaps Cream Tartar saleratus
Salt Fish, Raisins Confectonaries Segars, Tobacco
Nutsof allkinds, and variousot herarticles
Vegetables. Potatoes ,rurnips Onions C Carrots Cab,
bage, and all other kinds.
Fruts. Apples of all kinds and other Rruitsin their
seasone willalso keep hand Boston and New Haven
Oysters wholesale and retail
He lsell at prices corresponding with the times and
Warranted to prove satisfactory HescOnstanty receiving
from market fresh additions to his stock which pur-
chased at bargain and will be sold advance In
shortif you want Cheap Provisions, give him a call
and you can get the worth of Your money
Wanted,-Allk kinds of Farmers Produce wanted. for
which he viii fair market price Those having any
dispose of will do we'll to call on him
Bellows Falls July 30, 1853. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-03
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R.

0N and after Monday, November n !, 1869, Train
" Run Follows:
MOVING SOUTH AND EAsT
Leave Burlington, $50 A. N. aud 2.45pN
Arrive at Rutland, IL Is - $40 >.
Leave Rutland, II so - 9 S30aM
Arrive at Bellows Falls, 2.l5 Pm. SEQ
MOVING wEsTAND NORTH,
Leave bellows Falls 1880 P NJ. and s. aop.M
Arrive at Ru land 255 $40
Leave Rutla 305 ln45 An
Arrive az Bo llngton lS0 600
AtBurlingtou, Trainsconnectwit Lake Champlalssl
ersaud Trains Of Vermont Contra Road. Al Rnti,st
Trains Tor Troy, Albany, aud Nes-York Saratosa ~
schenectady and the West Al Bellows Pals win M
the Cheshire Road for Fitchhurg Worcester IoEela
ton. With Vt Valley Road for Brattiebore sprngfta
ford, New Haven, and New, York And sith saB4.s N
for Windsor, White River Junction and the White rs1
If Passengers going West will and this thse,-~asa
nastdireet rolte TssLss= rfSf1aaa
be had atthe Bellows Pals Ticket ofics.
y, A. CHAPLIN, snpern,na
RUTLAND, Nov Is, 1859.
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49, q - W. vE~ N m .
The Morning Train freight with passenger ear,n.
willleave Windsor at co, A. NJ. connecting win
train from Montreal and 0gJensburg, ClaremonI N
and CharlestOwn at 80, A. NJ, connecting at BeD,,
with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, Lowell and N
ter, and with Vermont Valley Railroad fol Sprnss
irving at New York ,4,l5 2 NJ,
The Mailrrain willleave Windsor at 100, Clam
20, aud Charlestown at l.56, = Nj connecting ain
Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, worcest,
also with Vernon Valley Railroad for Springfield h
irving ut New York at II 10, r.. NJ,
The Exprrfs Train will leave Windsor at 720PpH
arrival Of trains from Montreal 600 A. M ogier
600 A. NJ V and Concord, n. II no AS A. NJ Car,
at 40 and Charlestown at sl2 arriving at Bellows y
S.36 2. tremain night leave Bellows Fails ali
NJ, for Springfield &C. arriving at New York al 4lBN
also leave Bellows Falls at $50 A. NJ, for Lowell MON
and Boston.
YEA UD nx ~ IN No
The Express Train will leave Bellows Falls at 7l5A
Charestown at so, Claremont at TO- connecting al
scr with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier Nh,
ton, Rouse's Point Montreal t645 NJ ogdensburgh +
FAi"l and also with Northern n. IL. Road, arriving
cord at 3 30 z. NJ
The MailTrain willleave Bellows Falls atl2sO, Al
town at l2b4 Claremont at 26, Nj; eonnectinkl Nj
sor with Vt Central Railroad fer Montpelier Bus
Rouse's Point Montreal Ogdensbnrgh, &c. and az
WEerJ junction. with Passumpsic Railroad fol weIIt
Littleton st. Johnsbury Barton sc.
The Evening Train freight with Passenger car attn
will leave Bellows Falls at 80, Charl.stown atgs
CiRremont at I,40 p. NJ. for Windsor. Passebs,,,
this train stop night at Windsor and proceed NJ
morning lat $50, A. NJ to Montpelier, Ronses PuH
treal, 0gdensburH, Sc.
Stages connect with both trains at Charlestoy,
Springfield and perkinsville. atClaremont for Nv,
aud at Windsor for Woodstock.
EDWARD THOMPSON, SCI.
Charlestown, H., Dec. 5,lst9.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-03
CABINET FURNITURE.
THE LOWEST PRICES.

consisting in part Of the follouiug articles viz
CHAMBER SETS. elegantly ornamented. BUREAUS If
every description SOFAS psrior and eoursn CHAIRS ~
AZ kinds and prices, RNrENsI0N TABLES. CARD CIV
TUE ard COMMON TABLES, of al kinds, wAsIISTANDS
CLIMBER SINKS. REDSTEADS ~ every issrriptipn
LOOKING GLASSES. MUSIC SEATS. MATTRESSES Of ali
kinds WILLOW CARTS Snd CARS for children AZ an.
price to suit Tie VuFehar coFFINs all si otsn.is
on hand and many other articles numerous 10 laeua
here. -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-03

WANTED iNNEDIATELY-Two Iourncvneu 70 ,rort
a. The above business good prices aud ready pay win Be-
gwen, Il application Is made soon. a.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-03

The vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam-T have
u~si myself Win tsnsht IN catarrhal Coughs and gis
and have known il r. b. usi With eoi .ssS n - -
se.es 81 Pulmonary Arectoils, fiaiilez arasr,s n
Ba-toa. 0rt p. lSz3 LYNN Trr4ts.p
To NssSrs Need. rusier 4 %
SOLD bf APOrHEcARIEs GENERALLY.
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AETER MONDAY, DEC, 8, 1859 n
" wlllrun astlllowt;
- ru-
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Gcc.s GSc-G

Sold by CHURCH DUPONT, Druggists No 90 Maiden
Lane New York, and by all respectable Druggists through
out the country. 27-ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
THE ALMs-HOUSE COMMISSION

To tAe Editor Of The NJ y Tribune
SIR: In your comments On the appointment Of Isaac
Bell ill., you say let "by-gones politically be bygones."
Be il so; but 10 il worth while to give person 50 900
per aunum, with the fact of his having perpetrated
great wrong recently and not yet aOned for it, to pay
for by-gone?
The political division of the Board approve Of and
one Of the Democrats Mr.. Nicholson, i have known
long and we'll and have great confidence in him, per-
sonally and publicly. Morsl influence suppose, has
weight ia the administration Of public institution IL
will be curious fact to know what the effect VIII be
on thofe confined on BIackwells Island when they in-
Quire which ia the Governor who has done MS beet 10
nullify law.
Mr.. Haws aud bis advisers have in this appointment
done wrong TO the Republican party aud 10 me righL
The party cannot carry everything, and what with tue
dissatisfaction Of the proceedings at Albany ana suen
acts here il will require Of my earnes ness to
vote the ticket hereafter. Yours truly,
[Mr. Bell has been appointed, not to please Mr..
Blunt or the Republicans, but the Democrats; and
lie seems to answer the purpose. If so-and be is
cOnfessedIy capable and financially trustworthy
we snbmt that Mr. BluAt's and other Republicans
dislike Of him ia inmaterial. As 10 voting this WY
or that et each Of US continue to do ust as he sees
fl. Ed. Trib !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

The Board held TeguSr meeting last evening,
petition from John Linskey was presented, ASK.
ing tor the privilege of running ferry from the 1901
of North Sixth street. +. d., TO New.York The iol-
lowing resolution was offered in connection there with
Tbst peissiop be and hereby granted to John Linksy
and az. 70 use p the foot Of North Sixth
fo purpose Of running ferry boat thence 70 tus Cy
Of the Corporation Counsel pc deced On
d,r the direction Of the Committee Ferry and water
20 arecute ease of said slip John nskey and associates Tor
the term Of ten from the lot OF May next ns
said ferry within aud that no ngnr ate q
fare be than charged ferries OF
the Union Ferry Company and that the mixtures VIII
long to the city st the expiration OF that lme - IT,,
The matter was referred 10 the Committee on Ferry
and Water Rights.
The Water Commissioners were empowered 10 re-
move gas lamp poets where they interered with the
sewer basins al the Intersection of the streets. ,
Mr.. DOUGLASS offered preamble, setting forth the
utility of Free Academy on the principle of the one
in operajon in NewYork; and resolution directing
the erection of building, TO be devoted to similar
purposes in this city. The subject was referred TO the
Committee on Arts and Sciences.
A Committee cor sistng of Messrs. Furey, jenkins,
and Franks was appointed to examine the accounts OF
the special Committee ON Ferry and Water Rights rel
alive [, expenses incurred at Albany.
Mr. DOUGLASS offered resolution TO the effect that
the sale and of csmphene aud burningud be pro-
hbited in this city. The matter was laid over
The subject of liking the water rents was then taken
up under the head of special order, and discussed NJ
length until late hour, without any definite action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

Heaha and Prosperity Members Of e 81 Georges 80
sisty Of the CITY u ksv- York. ltood cbeeriogI c..
Mr.. JAcoB WEHDhULLER Of the German society
responded, closing with:
May ne S. Georges sossy ai~av ahead Z" bea'O's'es
Loud applause
\ Ths S,atssmsn Of Great Britain. .
The Rev DR.. VIsToE Iespopdes-He thanked the
Secretary for hs opportunity of returning his thanks
for the honor done him In Ieeiectipg him one Of
their shsplains. He reminded the members Of old
times, when he was chaplain before, and yindcated
the character of American statesmen He told story
cnIminatipg in the definition Of demsgogue, as one
who has ia single eye" to the public good. This re-
Election on Fernando, taken in connection WIN the
omission Of "the Mayor Of New York although II
was printed among the toass, indicates that tns o.
Geo,os's Society Goes not sy mpa.hze yeiy strongly
with the hero Of MarviDe and the joseph Walker, 0,
Conpectcut and OF Charleston DR.. Vinton concluded
BY an eloquent eulogy on English statesmansnip.
g. Woman.
The C,lee Club sung "a Bumper TO the Fair"
The festivities were prolonged by volunteer toast'
and songs TO very late hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

Steamship Hsmmonis Ham screw schwnz, Hamburg Wis
SS1ShTR,0n April e ,us, o6i and and nd q c.
at l225 She brings the and cargo Of steamship
Borusss April 49, lat 49, lon 49, passed French bsrh Adolpei
81 Ion So 49, passed steamship Edinburgh hence for Liverpool
On the 18Th 10Th and 2li experienced heavy from The
steamship Chesapeake Croweu Portland de and p..s "A
II. B. Cromwell Co.
steamship Coumbis Berry Charleston, mdse. and PEA. 10
Bark asury, Paul Annoy Jan e. teas &c, TO A. A. Low
Bros Passed Aper Feb % Cape Good Hope March crossed
have red royal since leaving Annoy until taxing pilot
since then have hso strong N T. winds passed Ansr
psny with ship Florence Nightingale for GaaO Feb TO- LAT
lat 30 lon IL Is E. ssnsled Br ,hp Robert Hsnaerson
from Whampos for London Both lat 222 lon 81 "a w. spoks
Bsrlentne Edward Hill Of Newburypor) Aey St JssO %
Cuba 20 days, sugar ard mslado to master
Brig G. WsrMicf St BsIm9rel Lsnfare RIO Jsneiro -
weather.
scbr. British Queen tBr) johnson, Nassau, N p, days.
sehr Mary F. Manssm whalen, Gloucester days, Ash 70
Woodruff Robinson.
scbr. Ann Elizabeth lBt) Phinusy, St. Andrews NJ B.. 10
schr Onward, Prencomb Sullivan 10 days. lumber to C. D.
schr Panthes Clark Boston day.. linsesd to T. l.
Rowe.
schr Sarah Mcdonald Kelly Albany md,e for Eew.Bed&
scbr Chsrub Bailey Gardner days lumber to master
Sohr Gszelle Bolt. Albany ndse for Boston.
Sehr CoPis, BesIse, Albany lumber for Boston
Schr lion, Baker, Gloucester. FISH.
schr 7. Elizabeth =, Gloucester, fish.
schr. n. Chase, DOspe New Bedford, mdse.
schr Eva, Tourgee, Providence days in ballast.
Schr Governor Chase, Boston days, in ballast 70 nsstef
Schr. Lslla Rookh Crane, Wellfeet dsys. In ballast
sehr. Protection, Davis Mscbas 10 days spars 70 master
Sloop Rienz, RHggs Pawtucket 2 days, In ballast
Steamer Kesebsc Hand Philadelphia mess and pass np
Perkins
Kong bark John Benson, Ponce, X. and Others
WlND-DuIing the day, nom 5. W. light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board met last evening, the President in the
chair. -, -.
The seats of the members have been changed, so as
to form double row, which is an Improvement on
the manner in which they were formerly located The
reporters table might now be moved go as 70 aiord
The representatives, of the press an opportunity OF
properly reporting the proceedings.
A resolution, presented by Mr.. SHAW, requesting
the Croton Aqueduct Department to give the Board
the pames residences POSITIONS and salaries OF all the
persons employ ed in that Department, was adopted.
Mr.. RoLiw1Gos moved TO amend the ordinance,
relative 70 carmens licences, 90 as TO permit minors
and aliens to drive and keep public Carts Referred 70
the COMMITTEES on Ordinances.
The Board coDcurred TO appropriate 500 TO detrsy
the expenses of the Joint Special Committee 10 the
National Sanitary Convention at Boston.
The Report of the Finance Committee in favor OF
Ooncnrrng to supply the deficiency in the assessment
fund for opening of $4i5 OOl ~ occasonea oy
the DELAY in the payment of assessments, by author
zing the Controller to borrow money, by Issuing oonoS
therefor, was adopted. c,... e
resolution was also adopted directing the Clerk OF
the Common Council to prepare and have puolisaed
coo copies of the acts relating TO the city, passed py
the late Legislature.
The Board journed to Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

Dy MrLLE-on Sunday morning, April %, Adair LssnsS
n.n. daughter Of Peter T. and MARIA De hs aged mes8
The relatives and friend. Of the family respectfully invited V
reaSebcs Of her grandmother Ma yoss Leonard IN Eisssy
second street, betwe.D Second and Third avenues.
eREENAN In this city, on ss,urdsy, April 81, fhemw
HAyENs9n M'Ddy ncnns Apr ~, 70 aseesi 3 vita
Asher G wen sns ~ sSs s s1sd . s.
funeral on Wednesday afternoon O'Clock, nom her Late rea
Sssce No Isl Fast fifteenth street. ssuyvs'sa square vi
BOoK-on Sunday april a. s the I'D year Of her age Anne
Maria relic. Of tbs late Tho' aSos :. .,.,s h.,
Tussosy afternoon next O'Clock from the redsnce Of hx
broberinsw William Van WAGNER No u Fnss pises,
JAUNcEY-In hi. city, Monday April a. Asnes Jsenesy
Oldest daughter Of the late Joseph Jsuncey M d. We
Notice Of funeral tomorrow.
KIEGaIn BIooslyn on Saturday, April a. Mrs Lydia King IN
LENT-At PssI.k on Saturday April a. At the residsnes
Lewis Lent Mary Judah rsict Of Richard Lent In the sa
LOCKWOOD On Saturday April a. at his residence No IN
Concord street BIootlyn, Cspt Charles LocLyo2d father a
the Rev VIM H. Lockwood in the essh year Of his sse
MARTIN-In this city Saturday, April a. Hannah Martin,
eldest daughter Of joseph and Elizabeth Martin.
MEADS- wiism.burgh saturday April 81, Anne Mssds,
wife Of w. J. Mesds, eyed so years.
McsRIDEAt her residence No 81 East Twenty ninth street
on sunday afternoon, April %, Catherine Mcbride, Sed y
years.
frederick s,n Of James Elizabeth A MCGEE aged yesr
months and % days. 49, .,,, ~
ayepue, Brooklyn, at 4 p. m. this day (Tue'dsyJ
EgwKIRK-ID thi. city Saturday, April a. ssr hnsss
Inc illness Maria NewEirk In the cd yea OF her age
RADwAY-In this city, on Sunday, April ~ Cnderss hsrs
wife Off Railway sged ~ years montns mo - cay.
Tb relatives and friends the family Respectfully invited 70
attend funeral from her late residence no 90 oS Ne
s,,npss on "wednesday, the 25tk inst, at without
rther invitation Her remains win be TAKEN 10 Greenwood
Cemetery for interment.
Sing Sing papers pease copy
RCE-In this city, Saturday evening" April H. Florence
Carroll Rice, aged II years and ii nlonthI
sHERMAN-On Monday. April g. at No 10 Madison square
Margaret Kenocbsn in the 18th year OF ner age oaasn1 o.
Allan n and Martha Z. Sherman. go,
uar remsins viii be taken Newburgh for intermentI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
nv telegraph.

SANDY HOOK April 2s sunset.-Ship Ellen Anstin, 10
Liverpool cleared the Bar Has No inward oou.d vcs
sels IN sisht Wind s w light, weather cloudy. =,
HIGHLANDS, April 49, sunset-One DARK . OF the hs'
lands, bound Ia. Wind s., light :. =,
FORT LAFAYETTE. April 2S 'enset.-No inwardee
vessels In siabt Wind W. light weather cloudy.
CHARLESTON April % Tho steamship Marion, fcssst
rom New Yoh ayr here O'Clock this (Mondayl morniss
PUIIADFLPfiIA April 23.-Arr brig Black Sqoal, hor
nantan.mo Cpbs; she rallied ia company with big Cisea
for KewYork; sh of Cumberland Harsor spoke the G0.sr
ment steamer WyAndot cruise, al well Also arr NV
NoonlIrht nom CaIdenas, and inoco nom Trinidad. .
BALTlMORF Ap Il 23-Ar bark Amazon, from Mo Jtnev
March H. sailed In company with brig jaime. s'eSas
York
Pelow-Bsrk Palsdin, from BuenOs Ayres March 5 nm.
BOSTON April 23-Arr STEINER hsfisington, bsAe fh'-
de- phia; bark sioilian, Davis MessinA M.
NEW-ORLEANs April 22-Arr. ships Gettsgo IRON ny
Jsnero Lzxi, HarwArd bsks NichoaS Curwan from Nv"
pool Nashua from ChaIls.on &. Joulmani nom koehens
SAVANNAH, April 23-The screws steamship Montso@e'
ClomM ea line nom Newl orb sIlyea here last eyshes
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R,nortsS 5y telegraph.

PHu.pELPHIa april % FLOUR active, and closed wn "a
sancng tendency s6a IS for superhne WHE.I 20
t,va. wte Al S. red 81 J0dSl 50 CoRy hrm; yellow,
15c PEoyIsI, M quiet but mess pork a. pie Is~Sn "i
bacon steady LARD, lie WHsKr, Z2Gzz4c
as as and IS ne offered WHEAT closed With declining Ten
depcy; white lower, a. 81 6S0 - red VI so9s %.
Cop Sn Al 70Tic for white and 70G12c for yellow
VISIONS quiet; mess pork ST. 81 prime slsi rup Ss 'i
bacon 9tc. WHISKY quiet at Z2d224c. -,
Gales at c Provisions steady but business hnAtsd tho
msikst closes unchanged. EXCHANGE unaered- ooo -,
SAVANNAH, April 25.-CoTTos-5ses to-day 50" 0@e~
0RIsSss April 70 -CorTos quiet; sales to-day 1000
bales It ioIaIic FOX Mdoiog MoLassEs, a7Gss fLous
aniet AZ IS 8f for Su perne CORR ouo{antG I5GOc
Epss PORK at 8 10 for new. and ExcBAseH
altered