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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-20
FOll SALE.

For SALE.
A good triple gea.cd three roller cast iron
Sugar Cane Mill, Pans sc. Terms easy.
ST. BAILEY.
Toledo, Iowa Sept. IL 1860, n46w:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-20

GEOU(iE h. sTRUBLE,
a rroRnEY IND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
- Toledo, ~. az los nf.;cs 49, = !,
sOo' est y ~ "Casy House, vlnl7tf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-20

Has never heen known to fail When the Drec.
| tiohs have been strictly followed.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-20
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Church Directory.
--o'h-O'iO--
~ H. Church
Rer. s. ". Ingham Jr. Taste,
Services will be held nt their Churcl, or
Sabbath the 5th day Of August mkt Mt LIZ
o'clock \. NJ. 4 i o'clock T NJ. anil ever.
alternate sabbath thereafter ut the same hours
of the day, until further notice.
Prayer Meetin:4 every Thursday evening
NJ the church, commencing at early candi.
light
Congregational Churrh,
Rev. .ames Uoodrard Fasfor
Services will be held At the Court Room o.,
Sabbath the 10Th LAY of Angm.t 1T lnl O'Clock
A. VI. anl 3 o'clock r. ". aud Monthly there
AFTER ~ the same hours Of the lay until turtle,
notice.
Prayer Meetings At the School house. We'd
nesdny evenings nj early candleight.
Presbyterian Church.
Rec Luther Dodd Pastor
Services will he held At the NJ. F.. churcl,
on Sabbath the 10Th Of July ~ lDl o'clock \.
". aud every alternate Sabbath thereafter a,
the same hour mntii further notice.
Afternoon service ~ 4 o'clock on the 18th
Of August aud monthly thereafter
PRAYER meetings. At the School house Fri
day evenings II early cnndlelight.
: B,p';st Chnreh
Rev r.. e. Elw0rds Pastor
Services win he held nt The Court room
Sabbath July 29,h NJ lo4 o'clock A. ". and
every alternate Sabbath, At the same hourun
til further notice.
Postal directory.
POST MASTER, F.. D. BOLENs
Mails leave for the east NnnCnva. Wetnes
,lays and Fridays at 6 "cl,ck A. NJ. md AZ
rive Tuesdays. Thurs lays and SATURDAYS at
o'clcck r. ". \ mail leaves for the West NJ
I o'clock an Friday mornings md returns The
o,l.wing .lav. All mni!s close one honr pre-
vi0uy to dern rtnre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board Of Super isors held lie regular session
Yesterday, Mr. STEWART in the chair.
On motion Of Mr. BLUNT, the resolution was taken
I'D sting the Dsric..Atiorney TO report 10 the
Board the names of all persons against whom indet-
mems found PRIOR 70 the first day OF August 1889
with his for not having brought the parties ~
trial.
br. PURIFY claimed that the officer in question had
not been derelic in duty and moved the reference of
the resolution TO the Committee on Criminal Courts
and Police
Mr.. BLUNT opposed the motion, and argued for the
immediate passage OF the resolution.
Mr. LITTLE satisfied that things did not go on
in the Dis,rictAttorneys office as they should, bat
favored the references to the Committee.
ur. Kennedy epoke ~ soue length in relation 10
the matter his remarks being principally of personal
nature. Audng TO the letter of Joseph Blunt, esq.,
late Dstr Ct Attorney, he characterized the writer as
the " old fogy, who thought proper 10 I'LL half
column of The TRIBUNE with hls nonsense" De Mr..
Kennedy was under the necessity of measuring his
words az what be had said had already called the dead
to life. He did not regard Mr. Blunt worth being
ally man's friend Hi friendship was not 70 be de-
sired biz eDmity not 10 be feared. Mr.. Kennedy
Tuned for some time reviewing the course Of Mr.
Blunt IN a very severe manner.
Mr. PURDY moved 10 amend by inserting the follow
ing words IN the resolution: so fur as the same"
Il. e. making the report called for Ii compatible
with the ends of public Justice and will not retard by
its publicity the trial of parties aga whom ndct
ments are pending
Much debate ensued on the disposal of The amended
re-oiuuop ~ wac nnhIy referred 10 the IomniiItee
by a vote of I 10 8.
AIR. TWEED offered a resolution fixing the salary Of
the legal adviser Of the Beard at g. 900 per annum
for tie years 1858 and 1853. Referred to Committee
OH Civil Courts.
Mr.. DAVIS offered resolution dh ectng an exanlna-
ton Of The bridge over the Harlem RIVER near the
termination OF the Third avenue, for the purpose Of
ascertanng what repairs are necessary TO render the
same bit for travel. Adopted.
A communication was here read from the District
Attorney, IN relation TO the resolution which is
ported above az creating much discussion. IL
10 the elect that he would make the report requested
Of the indictments pending in mis- Office but needed ia
extra clerk TO prepare the He should do il
cheeriuliy however, since II would send thrill Of
pain through hundreds of innocent persons friends Of
the errnR, in this city. The for prescott
NIX Indictments were NUMEROUS and he wOud explain
them To Che Board The most mportsnt one given was
the frequent prospect of reform exhibited here fret
oi.enss pardoBed
Mr. PpRDi moved To record the communication in
full upon the Minutes and also that it be referred to-
eeher with the resolution offered by Mr. Blunt to the
Committee on Criminal Courts and Police. Adopted.
Adjourned Ill Monday next, At q p. m.
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There was great crowd in the lobby at the meet
INC of the Board Yesterday afternoon ana iuii AZ
teSdsnce of members afr. JoSEs presided
Mr. PIscKsrY offered resolution requesting inc
Mayor to communicate what further legislation II me-
ces.ary on the part Of the Common Council tO ala ne
Executive Of ths city in breaking up the lottery Ponoy
traffic Lost by Yeas 10 10 Nays II. -
Mr. HnGsS submitted a preamble ana resoiutlou' 20
The effect that the sreets dirty III consequence %
the sae of the weather aud the want oil attention. ,a,
o. the Heads of Depnrtmenta had exerIred an iieka ~
assumption Of power by making contract 40, 'H'
cleaning Of the streets; that Special oOs.;
three be appointed 10 frame and repor sPece,o%; -
for cleaning the streets OF the city, with the We've
relation thereto. . -,sda with
Mr. prEcEErY believed that the contract u zoe VIII
Mr. Smith IL carried out will be- the means Oh shNin
the city some $500, COO The resolution "As Au0P'eN
by - Yea to Nays. < ...;-,, q,
The special COMMITTEE on the subject OF creating L
Strangers and Emigrants' Bureau rePor'eu al VI
nance in substance aa follows:
The chief oeer Of the srs be snee tn ,S
be appointed and hold his Office At thc Pea. 81 ticse.
This officer shall OF ell ot,et foT INC - nj
All railroad steamboat ard steamship oh.cSs Sna uoP0'' ~
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CouNCnMANIC CONTESTED SEAT.


The Committee hsvingin charge the contest between
Messrs. Baker and Lent to their right 70 seat In
the Board OF Councilmen from the Eighteenth Ward,
held their Gral meeting yesterday at o'clock. The
following communication from the Corporation COun-
eel war received and read:
To The Committee Of the Board Of couneen Ike Cosses;sd
Seat Of john Boxer.
GESrLExEx: your,letter Of this date, have
cay the upon which you desire my opinion
il Understood to be substantially a. follows AZ the tiD'e 81
the election which took place early IN Deeenher Lass Ny
Baker aleu- and was nataazed before the lat OF
January following when h Official ter commenced and the
custom whether he can hold the once OF Councilman na
inquiry IT, think, answered by the statute on the subject
eciyil Office who time Of hs election appoin men
shan have attained The age Of q 2es1. and who shall not
Il viii that the party must then that is u the time
Of his e1 too plain toe sfds Of the
quire any discussion and fully Of opinion that Mr. do
i. MAJ be proper to ada that by Charter Of 1884, zach
Board OF the Comm Council 10 made the Judge Of the eioc
ton returns ana qualifications OF It's OWE member secin y
The belongs exclusively tsch boaId without Jad
c, or other cS9ti0L Yogr' ,scgse sr,s Co.,
Ee.0- York, Feb 2sth 1870.
Both parties interested were present. Tue question
was aga asked whether Mr.. Baker could produce
any evidence to his citizenship at the time Of his
election, but Mr.. Baker declined answering any ques-
ton or saying anything. Ills counsel, SIR. McCunD,
wished to SPEAK word for him, but the Committee
would hear him, resolution having been passed
by them at their last meeting TO the escttha only the
partiee Themselves sbouid be allowed 10 speak,
Mr. Lent then took the floor and made q speech.
He had prosecuted this question TO e end solely as q
mater OF duty. 1t was not right tina; foreigner
should hold Office over genuine cit zens in country
where naturalization was freely invited and easily
accomplished. He did not believe that his opponent
had taken his seat with fraudulent intentions bat il
was out of ignorance and concluded by citing a siui.
lar Gaze in the Sixth Ward many years ago IN which
Board Of Democrats magnan moasly decided ia favor
of Wing, because their own candidate was not
legally entitled 10 the Office.
Mr.. Baker having nothing to say, the COMMITTEES
then adjourned They subsequently decided to report
u favor Of Mr. Lent. Vide Councimanc report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28
AGRICUL TURAL.
generation.

srrD.CORS.-I want to make suggestion under
this head, without having any responsibility for ]: o.
tach my associate, who mainly prepares selects
Agricultural mater for THE TRIBuEr. OF late, como
attention has been paid 70 the improvement Of Seed
Cont is believed with decided profit Ii y held
that the King Philip Brown, for example, has eeea
made produce longer ears and thus bushels per
acre, by Of these efforts. Agricultural au;hor-
ties TO be aessed that the eArlest and ripess
ears should be selected for sed before the 10 har
vested that the best should be taken from stalks
bearing two or more earr-and 80 on. My suggss.ons
this: Let each farmerpant expressly Tor seed from
70 hundred bills III the richest ground be has placing
the hills ak feet apart sad allowing not mere than
three stalks 20 stand in eaen hill, 70 encourage
each 10 develop three Or four carr II possible. lie.
some OF these hills be Planted in the mdst Of po;Aees
melons cabbagss, or Other low pisnts 20 ~ eecnre
them abundant sir and sunshine. d. not Knew thsl
il Will be practicable hus obtain seed which VII ~
sure FIVE TO ten bushels Of Corn bsxt reason; bn
| hope IL may. n.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-0ErERAL TEaN-rEB. T-Bsfsse jus
tice, SUTHERLAND, BoSsKy, and LEONARD.

w..
tices SUTHERLAND, BossKy, and LEONARD
CRIMINAL CASES ON APPEAL.
tn. attention Of the oecuped to-day In caring
erimin, appeal There were four Gases before INC
Coart viz: "a,
frank FOWLER convicted Of ticket swindtnz
Mortimer Shay convicted o. the murder ~ John Lesy
Jobn Pnouer convicted OF msnsaugbter by snoolhS
roydy rho a.. auled h IN In bic saloon -
Richard airy alderman convicted Of feIonious ~
sanr on Philip Wolfe keeper Of house Of W f,ne
The case Pfomer srgnsd first Mr. Waieroury or t1o
people; Henry /. Clinton fsr the prisoner.
The cas. Of Frank Fowler the convicted ticket s~nde vi"
then argued -,
The case o. Barry submitted without argument.
CIRcrrT-tKB 3.-bssoro Justice ALLRS
THE MCKENZIE CoSJUGAL DIFFICULTIES
Mckenzie sgt Mckenzie. . !,
This morning the Jude granted the motion OF ue"
fsnd Of procee the verdict
ing ths often trial John McKeon, oTthe pnIn
Classy Emerson, for defendant
CnAnBERs-FKs n before Justice SUTHERLAND
DECISIONS.
Moses Adler set Jacob Stoll et alMotion 70 change
granted, with q 10 costs, 10 abide event
David Meyer at. the came Ut aL-Same ORDER
lyman L. Seixss sgt Abraham Underwood.-no
tion to change place Of s grated costs SO to abide the
event.
Thomas r. Foster et al act. Marcus K. Harris ct al
Motion denied without costs to either party. e.
ReobeD w. Howe ct al. agt. Abraham Underwood
ct a-moon change place Of trial granted with $40 costs
TO sOide event.
Before Jnstes ALLEN.
The Trustees of the Fret Baptist Church agt. The
Bro kn Fire Insurance CompanyoTder discharged and mo-
tion denied.
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MARRIED..

BENJAUIN-WOOD-0n Monday, Feb q. by the Rev. Theo
l. Cuyl.r Mr. VIM. II. Benjamin ~ hiss Aun Amelia Wood
eldest daughter OF Vim. Il. Wood esq, all OF this city.
hoNEI L-DOwNING-On Thursday, Feb It, az St. AIMS
Church Marteswsn N. y by tue Rev. Henry Z Duncan
Join James Mcneil, s,q Of Eewbursh, to Mrs Caroline T.
Downing Of Fishkll Landing, y. \.
ROBERTSON-ruCKER-OnT huIsday, Feb. l6, by the Rev
Tsbo w Chambers Capt James Robertson and Mise Abby
W Tucker, ali OF this city.
sNYDER-sTORRS-On Wednesday Feb. %, st St. Tbomsss
Church Hamilton n. Y, By the Rev. O. Graves Rector,
Henry H. Snyder N Of Port den, Lewis County NY
to Miss Clara B. etors o; Eaton, Madison County, " Y
WILTsIE-TOMLINsON-On Monday, Feb y, BY the Rev.
Albert king Mr.. Wm. H. Witsie 20 Mics Rhoda =. Ton-
liuson daughter Of Abraham Tomhnson, esq.
Poughkeep sle. n. u, papers plesse copy.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssloss-FED. 27-Befere Re
corder BARsAke

james tombstone John Wilson, James Wilson, VII
lam Munroe and Robert SpoEnesoy pack Of thieves stood
indicted together for committing burglary on the store o. Oh
bert Ackermsn No West Twenty fourth street the
18th Of January and stealing -four thousand coins OF the kind
known cent? of ths value Of cent each" Only John
and John Wilson had fallen into the hands Of the police
however the having from the officers VINO as
covered end went in pursuit. Of them The prisoners ooth
psd.d gy The former sentenced TO the State Prison
or tv months and the other TO two years and
oiths -, =.
wears age srrasned Indictment Tor rape Mary r.
bUrsgh child Of age was and r'neu
20 the ocu are Of an outrage committed upon her the after
tn, 30 Of January she washing dishes IN the
kitchen No Mott street. and while ner mother was out
Mclaughlin boarded in house piled her with brandy
committed the Infamous assault The Recorder IN DIS
charge summed she lc and stated that the ey-
very strong against the prisoner The urJ er ony
few moments deb ration YstuTned with verdict OF Guilty
and H. Court sentence vi eleven yess ana az
months in he state Prison.
bsrl., to the Penitentar for at
ten d burglary in the degree in trying steal some
,aussges pce, Charles Fry, was discharged
Adjourned.
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o.l HEALTH Of AMERICAN WOMEN. go


Many who looks vel that she dare not sompan
81 health lest she be dicuad nsesd Of receiving sympathy
seriously afflicted with Local uterine arrangement which
ders her life miserable Most n Ihs country between
the OF u and 80 suffer to- greater OF ss degree with symP
commonly known uterine difficulty iemslo weakness,
&c &c.
Very many have tried the sk OF their family physician and
oths Wit avail but them that they cured
The medicine offered quacS nos'rur oEt Is known TO
PTossor medical colleges and to many leading phys
clans and Endorsed By many hospital and by the
public generally The mt part are az the Of any
pr stefan and has the following statement from
Dr. Hsye The eminent Chemist TO the state Of hssscchase
have ana anslyzea tns orsefenpcig marshall
Uterine Cshohcon The ingredients valuable In resto
health and thsiT peculiar combination rv-s drsot sr
favorable action upon the uterine HppHTsy vegetable
and hgrn!efL A. A. hAIks, NJ. d..
Ohssisf fer ts STATE Of haAsa1AHsssts.'
Female iryscvG-ies reakass, sl1es.sHt dad CT
local diff s and constitutional o1bLs Of oo~-a
~ztiyey cured by THK GRAEygsBsKs MAEsHALLH UTsnIB
CArHoIIcoS Price 80 bottis Fox SALR AT TIE o.
yIcK oy TEE GRAsyssssss CosPAEYi No. 5% PARk-ho"
NEW-YORk, AEp ALL DRUGGIsTS
Or THE RzoHIP7 sc, FIVE BoTTLBs SENT By EIPssN
AND eHARsBs ESD OF EXPIRES ROUTE yRox NEW.
YORK.
Addyes JOSHUA r. BRIDGE, N. d.. Sssysta,y ssd Con
s.liiug Phyrisaa Gvae~Sb1g Company Ne 80 Pcrs+os
Se,r- fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28

BALTIMORE, Feb 2-RL0UH quiet end firm; Howard street
~ - Ohio City ails held S5 81. WHEAT active Red
o. geo ~ 80 White 81 fnG so. and nrme at
b5Gle, by msAsuie and s3ssc for White and elo~, by
weight PORK steady Mesa Al89 ala IS Pio advanced So
sales 81 : l4o IA So WHisKs dull At 9sl
PHIADKIPHIA, Feb 27.-FhoUR firm Al IS 756fH z, lot
IupeInne. WHEAT higher sales Of $40 bushels
~ SS9- for White and - for ned CORN tuh sales OF
stuV bulhe elbow IS d16 OATS t30iflc hKss Tom
sl6 IS Prime rltd-l5 WHI.KY dull II 25i a2oe-
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Nep3lprk Daily G-ibn,ta
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

chair.
AIR. TUoEFY moved that,
Information has been received BY member Of this
been made by certain combination Of heads Of departments at
the Of S5ttO per ennum without consultation with oT
sanction Of the Common Council therefore be it
Re,ostG That the City hereby directed TO report
lately made or into In relation TO cleseiDg the streets Of
the city, and what authority eSsss BY oron'nee or charter there
tof.
Mr.. FARLEY moved as e substitute the following;
R,.,,5 Ths the City Inspector, Mayor, Controller and
conc Counsel are seyeiay requested to furnish TO this
Roard NJ It's meeting, thereafter may % pftsa
Tt or sSnesrre alleged to have been made and entered
into bs,v cen one Smith and the City Inspector for clean
the City Charter the authority derived for the making Of
the alleged contrac, srrspgem-nt oteold Caaef VIZ "
sid contract or arrangement Third II said contract or az
ranzeneIt made what speeilesJn. % nv he
contrasting partiesi FoHT,h VINO was present when re
sy-STs va -iade and who consented thereto .
air TuoayY was astonished that the Mayor would
lend biusef 10 any such business. In his Ward there
were working men who coudnot have been induced oy
thousands of dollars vote against Mayor Weod out
ne had scarcely warmed the chair before he went lnto
an arrangement such ar the private contract with Mr.
Smith which threatens 10 deprive the poor man OF EN-
ployment
Mr.. FARLEY was sgreeably surprised 10 find that no
member of the Board wRs in favor OF thls CONTRACT
Mr. CopyFTI said that the City Inspector should be
called 10 account for his conduct in the premises
The substitute wa lost, and the original resolution
was aiopted. o-
M TrogyY moved that the Clerk Of the Common
Council be directed not TO sign any warrant Tor street
cleaning in favor Of T. A. smith till otherwise or
dered by the Board. Adopted.
Mr. BooIE moved that the City Inspector be direct
ed TO have the streets cleaned days work as hereto
fore Adopted. Ill
Mr. BRADY rose 10 question 81 privilege, Anu ss .
that Tie Dallg Ne,cs had made al attack upon In
Iscause he had refused the offer Of sl 500 and -
respectively 10 vote in favor Of the appointment OF
Gideon j. Tucker as President OF the Cro;on BoIrt
ar SMITH moved that the Street Commissioner DC
vcr;ence all the information III hs session or which
he sv be enabe ed to obtain connected with the con-
tract Of Messrp Huested L. Kroel for removing Dia-
nor Reef stating the amount of the original contract
and the condition of the work oil removing @'iu D'a
mond Reef. Adopted. Adjourned
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Eeqal Notires.

TN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Notice hereby given TO al
sons having sIaIns against LAW RENEE v Hustled late OF
the City Of deceased present the WITH voueh
thereof to the Subscriber al his Oee No 22 suton-st
the City EewYo k before the eighteenth day OF July
ne1t-Dsted Eew-York, the 18th day Of January, 1850.
jsl8 law6uo gu@ JOHN HUSTACE, Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
New oTk notice il hereby given al
having claim against ASA r SMITH Of the City New
York deoced presen; the with vouchers thereof t
the subscriber his Office No IS West Broadway in the City
New York before the twenty third day Of July Iext
Dated New ] ORR, the 10th day Of January, 1850
jsl7 lsw6RTus JAMES hCCUNE SMITH, Executor.
NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
made TO eg6s;are Of the State Of New ork for
releasing REBECCA MCCALL al the night OF the State
acquired on death Of husband JOHN MCCALL 70 two
lots ground hsy and g7;h II the City OF New ora
is3i ls~6WTUs
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Meoirai.

"ETEDIGAL COMMON SENSE."-Dr. f. B.
Il FO0Tf the suthor Of tails popular book returns 70
his resident office Saratoga Springs sbe s Of MAY Let no
who has difficult disease Of long standing fail to conAu
br al Thousands OF supposed ncuTEbe have been
cured by his medelDes and electricity He gives minerals
lie 10 efeetins miraculous this city by MS
practice Winter Office No $40 Broadway door
Dusseldorf Gnllery), NewYork Consultation free. Oice
hours from to nvAids at distsnoc consult him
by letter lila Book viii be sent by mail postage paid 10 these
who remit 81. Address above.
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CnrRT CALFnDAR-rrIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT - GEEERAL TERM. Criminal
40.
SUPREME CoURT-CrRcrIT-Part II.-EOs. 49,
So $50 40 2ao ss9 1885, sl 4S s52 49, 49, 2s 3l + 4s
SIS. sO8 375, 2I9, IL, sl4
L. g. DISTRICT CoURT.-Return OF process. The
Jury have beer discharged for the term.
The other Courts have adjourned for the term.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.

~ Leave feet Of Comtland. Jersey City Ferry, daily
tsundays ezsepte9 $40 M, for Penoont and suleTn 70
M and N, Tor Peripont Leave suhen al IN; ao
Piernont cas- M. and 2:lop SAses connect for HACK
enaash, sehralenbuTg hysek New CITY, and hsveftrav
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY-
~ Connecting al New Hampton with the Delaware Lee
gamma and Western Rhod and at Eas'on with the Lehash
Valley Railroad.
Leave New orb for basten and intermediate places on 1905
Of CouTilsndtst Of m, ~ and 4lO For eomer'
vile by the above traina and At a:So p M ,..,a
From PEE No North River at 1890 and IL " m and siso
D. Eazton and intermediate stations for Somervuo oy
ke above trsins and st 4:30p IN.
The Il train from Of Courandtss and the 1880 M
Lh'sh Valley Railroad thence EA': Rail
reed 10 Reading without change Of and connects a. lead
Ing direct for rotsvlle and Harrisburg
Passengers the Delaware LeckswGnDa and Western Rail
NevYork At from foot Courandtst o.
1e from Pier2 ~ y. only for ehgh Voey Railroad At and
II from foot Of Courant st. and a. 1880 and u 30 M
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec.
a. Trains ~ issve Chsmbers-st station follows
Espess Trains and II and $50 for Sing Sing 3;ts
and 64o p for Souihkecpsie 1880 and 1870 and $40
D. NJ Peekskn 5l5 Montreal and Buffalo PasseD-
The Poneh eepse Pees. and Sing Sing stop at
Ne Way stations Passengers taken at Chsmb-rs Camel C
3istts Trains for EeY orb leave Troy 6l5 and
pl0 and 81 and and Albany about 10 minutes
A. P. SMITH, Superintendent
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIVER.-The splendid and sdpeiio
steamer MES ROPOLIs Capt Brown leaves New era
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 5 o'eioek
"WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at o'clock p. IRON Pier
No. g. Mr.
Hereafter no reons WIN be regarded secured any spph
e.nt until the shall have been paid for
Freight Boston ia forwarded hTous with great dpoeh by
WIN. BORDEN. Agent nos. TO and II we't-':
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28

STEALING CLoTHIgG-A German named August
Dyer arrested Saturday charged with having
quantity Of clothing valued % 3D. To Henry Non Of No
6a Madison street The prisoner ackno~ lodged the the and
war locked ny BY Justice Connolly 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-FsB. n.
BEFORE Judge B FITS

THE WILLIAMS POST OFFICE ROBBERY.
SnhseaueDt 10 the order OF Commissioner White,
committing J.-es Williams for trial. the District Attorney
moved this discharge Henry Williams who had
yiou-ly for trial by Commissioned Bette for the
sane ohense The motion granted and the prisoner
discharged lom custody