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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

ARRESTS BY TIE HAsBoR PoLioE. Tho crew bof
he Harbor Police boss Ne. on Saturday, arrested
Franklin Nichols (sesmsu), charged with assaalssg
II. V. Hemstead with an Ak, while on board The brig
c. +. oBrien, Just arrived from Baenos Ayres when
of Bermuda. Mr.. Hsmstsad Is now at the Qauxn-
tine Hospital Nichols and two witnesses were sent
to the United States Narshas 0fiee, where an exam;
nation will be made.
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Professional Notifies.

EDWARD ii. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor Of The
L. sespe attends e.ersivey 70 operative surgery and the
rhoid fsua and concealed absces Of the ret se cured
without bekife liseure. efice bours from 70 ~ Ito
o. and D. m, a. No. AZ 5thsy. At al other hoars be
his private hospital where every comfort OF domestic hie ro
vded oI who require the important opeIasonh o.
careful dstelo treatment.
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MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
I'VE TURE.
SUPERB ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITES, sTATUARY,
BRONZES PAINTINGS, RICH CHINA, silver
WARE, PIANO FURTE, &c.
THE PROPERTY OF J. shlra ESQ.
THIS DAY, Monday, ct lo} o'clock,
4 IL. olan-nL rn.tLnnon No Id 1l.i.a

At the elegant residence, No I52 zlsts.
w. b. WESTCOTT Co Auc'ioneers vii! sell, as above
Splendid Furniture, without reserve consisting OF
two magnificent rosewood Paror Suites IN ch crimson bTo,sde
superb rosewood Pono Forte stoo end Turkish and re-
Rpon Chars marbeop and Tables two eleg. ot
mantle hrror sDpeIb pier Mirrors, with gil. base tso!es
cornhe Iosswood Eagere with plate DOORS norwood
Lounges reception Chsn In gold and velvet
Vases rich HopzeS marble stausry aud Groups Oil Painting
lsdy French EscTo Gb wood Dre,dag 30
resot marble WAshssnds China Toilet Sets rosewood Wars
robes Bsdstss1s hair Mattresses Beds and Beddnf
bedroom heir cloth French Oval Mrrors Card Tables
French gt Chairs Tete French EugrsvIs rosewood
Lbrsry Bookcase Extension Dining Table rich China si's
Ware cbrJ,sl Cut Glsss Tabs Cutlersr 9c Dab BAL
stapd Hs Cba &C With lage AID eg varsity Of Par
lo chamber Dining Room snd Basement Furniture, "oTks OF
All House FuTbiu Articles not here enunersted In rose
wood oak and mahogany Catalogues can be obtained o. the
house.
~ s-Goods purchased today be removed tomorrow
optional with tho purchaser Sale positive and psreneIoy with
ont rez ard 10 weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

GoLD PROM PREs PEAK.-It is estimated that a!
least e. COO COO in gold dust have been brought to the
States from the Pixies Peak gold region since is die.
eoysry.
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FROM MATASzAs.-By the arrival Of the steamship
Mstarzas from Matanzas, we have received the fol-

lowing:
MATAszAs April 22The demand for soga after the hoH.
days. been very large and 10 600 boxes principally Of
The lower sies and about hhds have changed
ing ths week after On the lih uAfsvorsble reports
via New Orleans since then nothing Of h
been done To make salc ersbe decline would
be necessary Quotations nom last opera ions are:
Cuehu ohoes-No and 7tu7l No Sand 10 Tids; No IL
.nd ~ sIas}; No 10 and S3d9 Yeow-Eo is srd rs 81
dsi No Il and 49, lo0os No. 10 and % lldlt Whi.e-n
al3I
Muscoyadoes common, ran; Fair Refining sa3l; Good
Refining 81. stock baud $500 bo1es-6 90 hhds same
tine lsss year, 0,000 bo1es-7Or0 hhds
MoIAssEThs Stock on hsnd ' small Clayel held Ut dc
A. Az
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A MORTIMER GRIFFIN & Co, Auctoneers.
-fAs MAGNIFICENT
- FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
ON THIS DtY lh0NDAY), APRIL 80,
AT the elegant residencs of Mara Middleton. ESQ,
No ~ West l6hFt between 9Th ssd 6thavr J.,
Being the largest and richest Of Household Furniture
esd Works Of Art offered Of auction this Every a,e
In the hous- furnished within six months and 10 excel
lent order via:
Solid carved rosewood PiSno.Forts,
Superb Drsv'n g room Suite,
FIehchplste PicG and Mantle Mirrors,
Velvet medal on Carpets
OTnou and Sronze Chandeliers,
BrooSde AID lace Curtains,
Oil Paintings by eminent sTtis.s,
Sevres and Dresden China Vases
Bronze and ormou Clock,
S.atuary, Engrsylnsa and Books,
Rosewood Chamber Furniture en- suite,
Oak Dinins-room Furniture
Rich rSby and Bohemian Glassware,
- Elegant decorated Dinner and Tea Ses
Sheffield Table Cutlery,
Solid S1yervars, Wines Ne
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8in0nfiaL.

ANpBg a. RooIAY, Assssenssr. ,.,,c
REGULAR AUCTION SALE Of SIOCkS
AZ ssd RONDH-ALBERT H. NOOLAY VIII sch on
MONDAY, Ay &C. Ia otock at hs stock Ssessoom NO
~ Wf0iam-St, near Wal:
- Chatham Bank 10 Irving Bank
"a Maine RAM 20 HsnA n CemmePce
& East Riv.T R,uk mCopsDsstsl Inc
q reter Cooper Ips. 70 Nssansi ms
~ Ws.At-.tss.~TS - ~ IS Meth River ms.
kO.-s.oeeso5 g. p p 70 herchsnts' las
AsIo,i ~ 49, SS' ~ ~ 10 Pho DIX ins.
N 1r...-i. Sc City Ina
"a - ss NJ. II. SD ~ IS Security IDs.
100 Sun Nut. lne. Bpt ~ ~ ~ Nv '1A' INA
10 Stxth-sv r r. - - NJ, NJ. =,
- Exchange Ina aca n " "a 49, D ~
HRsme lisa AZ T r.. - ~ N''o ~ ~
~ HuteeIs' lnG ,sp n SeXN I"n
AZ yirrinis State Per cent Bonds
coo secfsnento City per cent Bonds
~. ssvnlsY sAle THURSDAY, Nays Reguar Auction
sas a. Stoeks sDd Bonds every M0SDAY and THURSDAY
A. vsry aay WheaeyeI required a. LII O'CLOCK the Stock
saSoeE, No 50 Nibamst Merchants Exchange Is de-
A Stocks and BONDS bought and sold private SALE Snd a
SAe 8Jessrs' koeId. ALBERT II. N1COLAY
kuctioneeI and Stock Broker,
No. 81 Wnhsm-st., near Wall.
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VMPORTANTto HOUSEkEEPERS.-DA
II s. HOUGH, Auctioneer Ofbce No. Cooper Union, viii
sell Tbs DAY Monasyl, April 30 At 10 No. ali the ,ieb
and costly FURNITURE and DECORATIONS contained in
TIE elegantly furnished brown stone private residence
No. q Cntonplsce. Purchasers let their goods emNn
with until ster s Of May, desired This sale wsn
Pors are furnished with royal medallion pattern velvet Car
pets solid rosewood Suites In 1eh en- nson AID maroon
bocae carved rosewood center side and pier Tables Toc.
ns easy reception Chairs pier AMI mantle Mirrors hne OH
PsinSt bronze and ormou Clocks, costly PEsn setueee
China Vsse ich eecorstons &c heavy em6oiderso lscsnd
brocse Window DTspeTy secretary and library boohSbss
ladies fancy and Writing Cases. imported Gss Chsnde-
lers Cheese Tables Qusrtettes, &c. -
6eenty carved oak Extension Tables and Buffet snd oak
Chair TO match Sofa and Side Table Bookcase, Asnue and
Oval Mirrors us1ble Clock and bronze saue asnihce Of
somen ch Table Ware SILVER Tea Service end eeyer Coz
lee I'm Cups Spoons Forks, Knives DC eiegsn. Dresden
China Service tver Tea Sets, rich cut ss~e Decant
or. Liquor Cases Engraved mblerS, Gobe and vines
inlsid and ivory Cutlery CASTER, &C; p-, Ga.
superblycarved Bedstssc Bureaus
Connodss Coohes Easy Chars WaTdIobee China Toises
sets Zoe hair and Bedding French Mrrors one
octave rosewood Piano, lace Curtains, Shades &c "a,
Third story and rooms sre completely saophed WIN
ordinary and useful eticss for such es Ingram
mahogany wsluuE Bedstesas BuIeau6 MtesseS sc An
in 6ne sale TO commence w the Dnngroom sho
lorL CstaloCles row ready az the house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

PHILADELPHIA LAW and COLLECTION
Il ORRICE.
o. w DAVIS d. BIRNEY.
DAVIS BIRHEY,
No 81 Eouth THIRpsT Philadelphia devote THAR entire a
collection OF csm uring and past due through
out country Returns promptly made They have retired
fon bs FIN OF Birney Davis New-York the business Of
vhish hrm win be suooeeded by Bhney Preniss
RKPzRRNCBS
Abbott Johpes Co. Phila Herman Boxer Co., n. vi
Yard Gilmore q Co, Phlz; Reaard a. Co. NJ Y;
AHLed sl.de A. Co. Pkila; Harand Bros, e. Co., " VI
NnTsIland TsbmanI o. Phila s. b Chittcnden Co.. N
L. W. ClaIk Co., Phia Trust, Bro, Co., Phlla
Myers, Claohern, L Co.; LOWS, Bro, Co., Phla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

FARE 81 TO ALBANY.
On arc amer MONDAY, April 30, 1862 Tr.ira wiz ee's
Sthst Station, New ork az follows.
Eor w uisnsb Idse-e;Soa M, and eoop n.
For White Plans--ll a m, t:so aud sp m.
foT White p iains-6ilt p. nom Whits-st Depot
for Dover Palms. p. m. from 26.bs. Depot
foI Abany-sI m Mall, connse.ins with the fsSio w"
tra Railroad
Returning win leave
WilihmsbndEe $40 and $3.50 IN and $50 p n.
White Plsins-5 and 7;5oA m n:4s and ii"p'n m.
Dover P<.ns-6A IN.
AItuy-ll q M. Mail JOHN BURCHlLLh AMI ssY~
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY

Il
and TROY, connecting with trains NORTH aud WEST.
From Monday, April 10, 1860 Trains win leave ChAmber
station follows; Through Express Train and II srd
u Albany Mall . M slesptnsCsr Train, $50 ..
sis and m for pooshieePds, Las and $40 for
slss Buffalo and Northern Lightning News Train $50
GH,SsoS SS P,.sSssf. taken :: Ch.nser' Canal
4l sundays inol9dsdl and a;l5 and 1910 and sis and
s;os sTpa,y' neaded and 1888 and Albany sbest half
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h)aier-Gnre.
T NICHOLS and Mrs. M. 8. COVE
MsAirdL.

A CARD.-TO Young Ladies and Gents,@I ~
"A snbscribsr win send ree) TO all who desire t.
for mailing simple VEGETABLE BALM that W. iuTed
ately remove PfMPLEs BLOTCHES, TAN FRECkLEs
and all Roushpess snd Impurities Of the SKIN leaving the same
Smooth Clea Soft AMI beauH Those desiring the Recipe
win call on or address JAMES T. MARSHALL, Chemist, NO.
% City Buildings, N-wYork
II A c T s
In this Paper present the public nnmpeschsbs tea
tmony establishing the facts that RAILWAYS READY Re
LIEF, REGULATING PILLS and REN0vATING RESoL-
VENT only positive curaves Of the sick Afflicted with
disease bat that they have in ,ny cases proved nbe and
have restored the dying patient to robust health after all o'hsr
means Of medication failed.
SIXTH WITNESS
PLEURISY. Mrs ChRISTIANA RITTER, YosxEEs, MY,
tesibes
"Tbst have been greatly afflicted with PLEURt5Ii was
urder the treatment Of Or Gates Of and the
Dr. Dooe of New York. fsand relief from their treat,
ment. ef4ctuaDy cwed BY the use OF hAD"AI' o
READY RELIEF and REGULATING PILLS"
n. II. RElIEF. 15c., Soc, and 81 per bottle.
REGULATING PILLS, 25c. per box
RESOLTkNT, 81 per bottle.
RAILWAY Co., No. % Johns,., N. Y.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
DROGRESS versus ROUTINE.
il 6UERU's GOD LIVER OIL JELLY,
h the on remedy for al kinds Of coughs Il
4 twice more efBoscious than the liquid oil.
QUERIys JELLIFIED CASTOR OIL Pstentea).
To be had of inventor No. las ana all Respectable
druggists PENFOLD, PARKER L. MOWER,
Nc. 10 BeekmAnst-. Wholesale Agents
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r"his nave improved for Sagua or three ehAstes
have been msee at SO Sugars here r NewYot
Co~es Falmouth and market, 81 5Gets6 United states
lie gallons Moasses. W.
LsonAsGEs declining On London l29E p cent prem New.
isPoRTs sales have been made oows Large egg Bcsas
Sl@aSt1! Candles; Sperm S469S:0; TAliow DC. $i16
x6@s Ale IN pins 90 doc seef Moss aud Prime esee9
obi good Onions f59e6 Dbl Potatoes - 30 Dbl
Codnsh tf6a4 5O yellow Butter Sl64$ 90, Cheese $is0
f77s; Willow Pine Boards ESQ., hhds Shocks % ana inch.
llsese cart do 50 7Sde5i box Shooks g. empty hhda,
ESQ SO 23i N. .Hoops soc $50
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Horses, Carriages, 81.

HORSE CURE-Used in England thirty and
l1 here thirteen years The TATfEksALhLs s 80
Hsss One pscks. the spring f. worth Ten euiS 1 9ss
a Co. PToprsioTs R. .cREAhER, No. ii 0osdt, Agent.
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MAGNIFICENT and COSTLY HOUSEHOLD

MAGNIFICENT and COS FLY HOUSEHOLD
lNI EURNIT URE, a. PUBLIC Al gTl0N-A rare ss.nce
9bs property Of family removns % ,7e county PoR
TER Co AuctioneeIs win se HIS DAY tvondsyl at Ot
O'Clock the contents Of the s.oy prvse residence No ~
West lhst sis~ doors from 8shay c,mpi'nr so ono
worth TIE choicest doscIi po ont be found IN dc
residence which be appreciated h1ud be Descriptive
Catalogues ready and the furniture be examined at
O'Clock. bale positive
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y. CoLros, AuctioneeS.
TEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

lNEN1EEL dODSEtOllD OhIH JIM,
" ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUITES, Gc.-FtCoLToN
will ten THIS DAY Mond4y p so q. lOt oclocs, No
between 7tb ara tse Furniture Of the fam
iy Comprising part two hee full suites Of rose~ood
PsoI Furniture plush and brocsde rosewood Eta
geFe and sTbetop Tables snsneed cottage Furniture win
msIbeSps tapestry, 3Ply end Ingram Carpe on sioihs
Mattresses &c Also Portable Furnace, Refrigerator, SAFE
&c Sale perentoIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL 80. 1850.

WEEKLY COMMUNICATIONS BY STEAM
| w sss.sss Hw-Y0Rk "a LIVERPOOL ssI.s : !
ass Is,reee New Ysi1 md fs.1sipba. Steamship Com.
| . go y follows:
sISf 81 BxITIxOiE::.":ss ~ {
And ,ysry Saturday iiouahcu, the ye.I hs 1is No.
nIHs OF PAnAsl
Css,n rSo, a,t. n v.noa
steesse-To Qnsenstovn or Liverpool. 90
sss: r:ss sss .1S; i:i %cai; rom liver
"a B:1; Ei Hamburg BREMEN .ss
Antwerp, at through rstes
CerfCstes q Garage sUed rom Liverpool 70 New York
Thee Steamers superior Passengers
constructed With ws.erGh: comparunen and oAHy sI
peYieneed Surgeons. 80
;oHE G. DALE ~ 2 q 3 sresdSsy Ssw;ysf. Is:aI
IL a..seS 10 VIM T. MIN M. IS Dinon..t
TT 3. MAH. LINE to CALIFORNIA;
~ s,e.meI.s e the ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAM
b. q d. Psnsns Ro.d Company from Apnw.n
And by steamships Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company rom
Panama to San Francisco.
AT u O'CLOCK, NOON, eREGisELY.
.a The w ON MIN a6s s
S aas @ sT%S
Fin: cabin psssse 500 second $50 ,,eerse 900.
For further lnforrnsiiop, spply ct ts-ynly Office,
No. IL West-st-, foot of Warren-st.
ID. b. ALLEN, Agent
H. BAH persons forbid trusting any scooun. OF
the above shiPs or owners
SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-The NORTH
- ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY VIII dsps.ch feT
The above ports then splendid steamship ADBATlC Capt j.
Consoci carrying the United ssteG Mails the following
days, from Carslr- What,
Lxlvz syHYoRK: HLvEA:
SATURDAY, April IL TUESDAY, msy6
sATUPOAY' June A. TUESDAY, June Is
SATUHDLY july Il TUESDAY, July 81
SATURDAY, Aug IT. TUESDAY, Sept II.
SATURDAY Oct. TUESDAY, Oct 90,
and gou hampton The DAY are. leaving HAVE -
TIE Adriatic undoubtedly aDeieeed BY steamship
The world comfort ssety and speed She has vttsEhst
Compartments Cabin peFssFe, sla0
NJ q, FOR prssase 10 VIM. II. WICKHAM.
O@oe on the wharf foo. Of CAnslst
AGENTS London and southanE ton-AesUa Gnneh Tinker
Morgan.
AGENTS AZ Hsyre-kesnr Wlitoek l. Punnett.
Aren't at Ptrp-Jsmes W. Tucker, Esqr No. IL Fsubous
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y. COTTON, AucttoreeE
MORTGAGE and ASSIGNEEH SALE of
WI CLOCR and MACHINERY ESTABLISHMENT ~.
COTTON will sell on WEDNESDAY May 2, at ol o'clock, At
the Harlem Railroad Building OF Centre so- White Sta.
third oOr the entire Stock and Machine for Clocks fine
Register Indicator Time Pieces Night Clocks, Judgements,
Toos together win all the uuhnshe1 worf, &c sac PSF
employ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.
IVA Heders Of he BONDS Of this Company will present the
Coupons due May lstO, 10 ANDREW II. GREEN for psy
mel
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AL KINDS of STOCKS, BONDS, DC.
N FOUGHT aud SOLD on COMMISSIONS, for ossh OF Of
Deposits advances Gsde Securities Annual SEcnA
fArH1DeO' - ~T THOMAS DENNY Co.. No. 30 Wsn-rt.
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marbintrp.
pmnis, Oils, &f.

EtOAL OIL.-l9,000 gallons COAL OIL Of very
~ spcefior Gu ality and ce.I color, for sale BY
DiETZ Co, LAMP Manufacturers,
No ld2 NAhAm1t
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INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.-The Interest
on the Of the Corporation Of the City Of New-Yof
A. md psyabe May l. 1900 will be paid tIG day by a. "
STOUT, Chamberlain Of The City at the Shoe aud Leather
bsfl corner Of BrOaawsy and ChGInberS-st. 80.
en- Transfer books viii be closed SATURDAY, April IL
tsssp ROB'r Z. HAYS Controller.
City OfNewYo,k Department o. Finance C0n'iolier' o0s
Aorf 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the ANNUAL
IN kFETING ofthe STOCKHOLDERS the CEsTHAL
RAuROAD COMPANY or kEW-JEA rs cf, for the Elechos
OF Directors fof ensuing yesT VII be held At the o A.
R1kehesLpoIt n j. MONDAY, te 1tn cay o. May he' "
tween the bours Of IL clock, ard o'elocs ~
The Transfer Books win be closed ~ days previous '"
oftte election. -, 60.
IRE Of tho Increase Of the Capital STOCK Of the
VII BE- bfoVg gut before Stockholders o. the same De ~
SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary.
Obioe q The Central Railroad Co. OF u. j., !
Ebh1oeth, \. j.. Apnl 2. 1850
NOTJCE.--Ibe INTEREST on the tlRSE
IN MORTGAGE BONDS Of the EEW-YC RK AND ERlE
EALRoA0 COMPANY due on the lst May. 1860 W De PAID
and sieT that day On Presentation OF tle Coupons ~ the
Oace Of the Receiver IN ErepsoeNewYo-t April g. 1902
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver.
.NBICAGO CITY BoNBs-sEWEKAGE
" IOANs-The Bonds bear per interest Coupons
vsy.be JSnussy I, and Jul. in kewYoIk and mature In
"a IRE psysnt Of interest and sinking fAnd provided foF
kT a snnad The entire debt CT the City Of Chicago
81 T ~ b. xsELEY K SokEIS 'AiSr
S"E- No. 81 EEsbeaxe-psoa.
cd 00Nl TO LoAN-At per cent, on i'm
R4sUOO proved city property. Apply to g. SIN
CLAIK, Tribune Once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

OYy1cK OF THE FARxERs' LOAN Trust CO., }
EEw-YORK April II, 1850
TINHE COUPONS of the EVANSVILLE AND
IL CHARLOTTESVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY due on
e h May viii be paid and Ser thBt date BY toe kameTs
Lean and Trust Company, ~ their office No Sc WA1St
GEO. Z. FITCH, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
A. J BLLEcKEK, AuctoneeI
FAT SALE of ELM PARK

W EMBRACING NEARLY 500 LOTS
THURSDAY, May q, 1860
SALE WITHOUT RESERVES 10 per cent on Bond and
Mortgage By order Of tbs Executors and Trustees OF the
Estate Of HERMAN THORN, deceased Particulars IN
No. Pnest, aud advertisements 10 Evening Post n9lS
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oTTCE or THs ksv.YoRK GAs.L

OETCE OF IHB ksv-YoKK 0As.LIsHT CosPIsY
April 20, 1869 5
TENHE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS have
II this dsy declared SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of TEN
DOLLARS per share the capital stock O. this SonPsa
tvsble 10 the Stockholders and ser TUESDAY, Asy l.
-xt The transfer books win be closed unit that date
Nv order, 4. l.. ENEhlTTs Secretary
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NEw-YoRK AND HARLEs RAILROAD COMPANY,
TaE1sURKa's OFFICE, CORNER 4rH.Av. AND so1h-sI,

AIOTICE.-Notice is hereby given to the Share
IN holdsrs Of the BULL'g HEAD BANK that the cedtd
,tssS & TO be filed up $4,000 AL those wisbne 70 take
tST PRORATRA SdAEES Of aid stock viii give nod>c a.
d. BseI on or the a day Of june 1859 certificates
e. go j. II. ELDRIDGE, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

TOLUMBIAN MINING COMPAN1.-N0hcel is
" hereby gwen ths. the hTst meeting Of the Coqnoes
Mining Cop~n under lie sIcs. o. assoc ti9n pc se =
tb CITY y ora On MOEcAY Ms "a 1852 for TIE tTsns
ss,,on ~ bosiness JOHN =. BUTrERWORfH,
so'i"N " FRANK 9. BOND.
RICEABD n. RICHARD
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-17

ated. II am the son of Charles Har-
per, who lives in Oregon, and who as
sumed the name Of Clair because he be-
lieved he had slam James !tgmoor.-
My name is, in fact, Thornton Harper
"Young man!'' cried James Agmoor
almost gasping, "do not deceive most
wretched man. Does Charles Harper,
who married my cousin Helen Agmoor,
still live ?-was he not killed 90
"On my honor, Mr.. Agmoor," said
Thornton, "Charles Harper is alive,
and still thinks that he killed James
Agmoor. Until this morning, I was
Of the same opinion, for my father, who
since that unfortunate combat has con-
ceaied himself under an assumed name
III the wilds of the West; while my
mother, who followed him. has often
told Hae sorrowfuily CT all that trans
pired. But my father never told me
the name of the man he deemed he had
slain, nor that of the man, who, when
he rose after a moments unconscious
ness, pointed to your bleeding body
and said you were dead, and prevailed
upon him to seek safety in instant flight
upon the very horse you had ridden
Your daughter related to mo what you
told her last night, a few minutes ago,
and we Immediately concluded upon
the truth"
"Out of my sight, Hiram Mould I"
cried the euraged merchant Double
traitor, begone! or I shall make myself
what you have forced me for years to
think myself-a murderer!''
While Thornton was speaking, The
guilty cashier had sunk into chair
and rested his head upon the table,
hiding his face, as he for years delight
ed in torturing his victims to do; but
when James Agmoor, 10 longer crime
bound serf, thus addressed him, he
staggered to his feet, groped blindly
for the door, totterea feebly through
the bazaar to his desk, where he had
so long ruled with the magic rod Of
gold, and pressing his head, groaned,
reeled, caught himself orect, opened
bis private drawer, placed a pistol to
his temple, and fell dead ere his finger
could press the trigger, "smitten," said
the Coroner that day, "by the hand of
GOd.' $685.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-17
The Game Of Billiards.

/ Mr.. Doesticks thus describes, in the
Sunday Mercury, the game of billiards
as played by N, Berger.
II need not tell you that the game
of billiards consists in punching ivory
balls about big teble, covered with
green cloth, that looks like half an acre
of fmeadow land, with an india rubber
fence around it; tha. the balls are
punched with long wooden ramrods,
with wax ell the end to save the wood,
and leather put on to save the wax,
and chalk put on to keep the leather
from wearing out. You take your
ramrod and rub some chalk on the lit
tie end !; then you lean over the table
then you squint; then you lift up your
leg; then you fiddle little Oh the left
hand with your ramrod then you
punch your ball; if your ball runs
against the other mans ball you've
done a big thing, and you poke up
lot of buttons that are strung Oh a wire.
This is all there is of the game of bill
liards. Anybody can punch billiards
I can, may be you could.
Well, Berger has come, the great
French puncher and Of course I've
been to see him punch few billiards
with Phelan. Phelan is pretty fair
pancher himself, but he can't punch so
fast as Berger-in in fact B. has given P.
a hundred buttons or so in every game.
I've often played with Phelaii myself,
but he always beats me; he has a pri-
vate understanding with the man that
pokes the buttons-=when Phelan
punches the balls, the man pokes but
tons when punch the balls, nary
button will the man poke. So Phelan
goes out; my game is a little the best
in fact, I've challenged Phelan to
play me thousand buttons for a lot of
money, and Eve offered to keep the
game myself, SO as to be sure all is fair.
Phelan's conspiracy with the men who
poke the buttons is a disgraceful thing;
it discourages young men, and makes
them think they can't punch billiards
as we'll as Phelan can. [ am bound
to break it up. But Berger has out
generated Phelan. Berger has bought
over all Phelan's butson-pokers-pays
them more money than Phelan did
and now they give Berger all The but
tons. ..- ....
Ha! ha! Big thing on Michael!
Well, on Friday Berger was going
to do some punching, and there was !
in the midst. Berger is a fat man the
top of his head is as bald as a goose
egg, and he has got a stomach like
three foot celestial globe; in fact, he
is shaped just like a billiard ball, and
might be used for one, if you'd take