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CTEINwAY q SONS AND RAVEN BA-
= CONS sPIAN0s.,TAlarEe assOrtm -
of q reliable Instrument st low prloe - uut'
invited % cal snS examine st ths Mus'e Store of
s;5S Sss'S rs 5ss;lS:s A.. tSi Mr. MARCUS RzsSE
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" GAS FIXTURES,

w. GAS Fl XTURES,
sN Have In store, and are dai reoelyi NJ 81 IS
FIXTURES OF entirely New Patterns and DesiEn.
and Finish, superior IN style to ANYTHING hnTetoore
o1ered In THIS market. We invite ctizens general
u 70 call and examine cnr stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we hsve the hest
selected stock IN Washington.
Al WORK IN the shove line Intrusted to our cara
Will be promptly attended 10. WIS
MYERS & MoGHhN,
nhr III 316 ID street
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GAS FITTING. &c.

L. PL UMBER AND GAS FTrTER
has removed 70 the corner of Twelfth and st.
be Is prepared 20 Introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction. e
He has on hand q lot of COOKING and other
STOVES, which he will sell less than cost as he
wishes to get rid of them. no II
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w CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
w ILL Find il TO h cir int rest before pJ rcb.s
ing to call at the Extensive Cabinet Es- SeNgH
tMabIishment M OF EDWIN GR ZEN, No ~30
so Penn psyiyEnIa avenue, where large
stock OF FURNITURE AID CHAIRS=sSzSx2
ana MATTRESSES will always be ->s>s
found.
Mshogany Of al thicknesses for SALE
Packing and Repairing and Vanishing promptly
attended to. f'NT '
Furniture or other goods taken on storage.
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r FEMALE EDUCATION.
\ HOSE Parents who wish their daug htert To re-
oelye thorough and Systematic eduoatlon, where
thelr scal trc ming will receive daily and peoia
attention, under the most approved system of Cais
tenlos and Gymnsstics are respectfully invited tc
teenth St and New York av.
MIR. MRS. z. RICHARDS,
4l Sl-h Pvipain na1s
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I QUISVILLE ARTESIAN WELL WATER
Ia Blue Lick w ater. aad other Medicinal ~ aters
always fresh. Also, fresh supplies of Pure Medi,
cine8 Teoelyed weekly. Ayers, Schenck's, and
ap 2O-2w II2 PAM sTanIa
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M SPRING CLOTHING,
w ALL, STEPHENS H. co are this da, in re
&c ~ Of their second supply OF SPRING 10TH
NC and matarlal Tor their oustVu trade, conss At
ing OF New Cloths, CGssIneIs and Vestlngs, of the
latest sty les, which they will make to order In su
pesior style at very low prices.
Gentlsmen wishing an immediate outfit will find
IN our Ready made Department every article of
Wearing Apparel suitable 20 their va Is.
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.,
6S is Pam ,vanna
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GIBBS HAIR STORE,
~ No 242 Pa. Av;. BET 18TH AND 18TH srs.
rPERFUMERHf fc RRAiDS. CURLS WIGS
HALF WIGS, FRiZETTES, &c. A full stock
always on hand, or made 10 order at the shortest
notice. Hair Work repaired or exchang ed
N. B.-Ladies' Hair Dyed in the most natural
manner m. So e,n
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| SPECIAL BAKGAINS
| - IN MOURNING GOODS.
We offer all the best grades OF uourninS Goods
| IN our stock at greatly reduced prices for cash
m Is J. w. COLLEY & CO.
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NJ Q staxtJu%nes rs ksst IS. NJ asnr. rEMAl El &. rm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-31

GREEN CORN, IN CANS; PETITE POS:
y Champ snons; Fresh Tomatoes, in quart cans;
Preserved Fruit, of many varieties; COTseTved
Glnger, tCanton) Angeique; Fresh Mackerel and
Ea!Ibut, In cans; fresh Lobsters and Gl,ms in
cspS; Sardlnes; Branded Fruits; Crosse SlBiack-
We!l,s Pickles, sauces, Cepers, Olives, ds. For
sale bY klNU Il BURCHELI,. Groosrs
ms C0ruar Narmont sv :. nH Itth =,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

Nor ALTOGETHER DIsIsrEHEsTED.--The Southern
newspapers TEEN with abuse of the North for what
they call orr mercenary Character Everything we do
propose is make noneyadirty business entirely
beneath Southern cbivary, of cor SO. But here s q
gh; touch OF another color whchwe quote from good
Secs ssion authority:
"The Of this city tNewbe-p) Wilmington. and other
places in the State 5enouncog Ia n,y terms the
tpit manifested BY hesrtlcss unprnoiped TO demand
that scaers this ssked the soldiers who have
to fight them ard their property mos, ener
pces We heard the captain Of company his men
bad been charged % cents pouud for bacon
dozen IS cents pound fcr coffee and .ngaS cents
.ah &C. Csu this he posbef there not sono
mistake about M We would fam Lope for tho credit Of our
city ssd sordd svecoUs human 1be Of
such ought DO o who spec
use the soldiers who enter the ranks fight Of
their country cannot be friends Of the county, They ell
their country Judas did mis- Saviour thirty pieces Of silver
We hesrt given, and therefore these
personal fc We 90 no, know who these Shyoeis but
did, were satisfied the ststsm NE would not
kessetc siye their uaEe who depnds hshe. p,odts
nov than lie was demanding before the deserves
raleigh >piris ofthe Age
"vey It Is persor provision.
are deavoi to exact extraordinary heh pricrs We
Market street this let Of bsson hsns On inqung bs
price the replied ~ cents pound We remarked that
who would pay ought to be dnmmed out Of town
We call sssin relative she OF pIoyons
Peons have articles food TO sell shord undeTsnd that
lwiuipstoa IN. C.) Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

Total ten % 57oe3o 81 7s2Os+ IL s2ssd9ls 6l
TIE Board of the New-York Stock Exchsrge are
determined 10 protect Wall sareet freu new sues of
bonds Of the receding States, as will Be Ohrcvved by
the following resolution, which was unazimoNsy
adopted this morning:
R.olsed Tbe tbs member. - The NewY seoot EIehsnss
hereby sees d~d in n-sotst- the bonds
soeks puhh- ofrny State ~hich
toSio ie Of dsraion
OF b,fhe authorities Of sseh S.s and suoer
Of the Exchange violating thisS-ls shAl be eIPessc
The Board of Broter elected this morning teif
officers for the ensuing ysr, as follows President, W.
r. verniiye; First vics- President, N. A Wb'selock;
Second pso President +. s. Munroe; Treasur JaG
w. Bleeeksr; Secretary, George II. Brosuhesdi
Assistant Secretary, Jshn w. Munroe; doll Keeper,
Z. A. shipsasn, Committee on Securities w. q. Yer
milye X. l.. Cutting, james w. Undsrhill,, Peter
Marie, Alexander Camp bell.
The Manhattan FireInsuranoe Compavy has declared
diyidsnd Of g. v shars, payable June /.
The DsS,oit 2tibras Of Thursday af srnot m saye;
at is estimated that between yesterday noon and To-
night embracing, say SO hours soIe 10 gra h-laden
vessels vail have passed this port from Lake NJ ehgsn
with M aggregate Of over 2000 o0e bHrhes of gram
This 10 mp ecedented.
TxpIp sT Ia Loaas ~ Csrelsoa, ssS pes 10 g t<
RasfsSf de Civ If kss York ths v>sk<,dse atsr f&S
Aay H. 1851, ssAseA a@xsdtAs Capitss5 -aea H nh
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

BHIJypAGE - In Bsoeiiyn on suoday Nay L. suddenly
Roanna wife Of Dewitt c. Brund.se in te zsd year Of her
cAGaER-rn Brooklyn op Sunday May H. Annie NJ daughter
Of William sad Anna Z CNsgs Aed 'Js-''s laohths and
cARNAN--In thl. siy Thon,,P ,P son q We csrmsn esq
OF OfI1ederic.on, NJ b., IN tss 10Th year oi ias sse
CLOUD-Iu this city, Sunday, Msy H. William H. only
Of r. and Msgsre Cloud aged years ard dayr
GROUT-In this city, on Sus3sy, May IL, after long
aud psau ilnes Eliza e., wife ol Samuel o'G In the 1'h
TIE fren ao ef ths family respectfully inyedto
Wednesday May IS p g. without further invitation
HAsiMoND--In Mott haven, .addsniy on saneaJ Nay H.
Harriet, wife Of John HsnnsDd aged ~ yes.
Capt. Jo.tph M X sis sn3 opIa 81 hansi aged %osa
KELLY-- CITY, Saturday May Ii, Richard Kelly ssed
years
OersId second Of ChAea C. and Mary AuGuss Ls'hop
Frsersi on freddy inst. 10 from the residence Of
b. paIeIss, No. 43s Broad street, Hewak, " j.
ss aon Of Thomas and Matilda Lazy aged ye. aud nn,hi
LENTY-On Sunday, Msy Il, D. Lenny. aged 3' years
TPs nf ssd az l M and c.p: S m Es
Yok Grand Lodse fPerfeton Ne and the Masonic sser
resasn,e No. az West Fifteenth ses on Tuesday saaSca
at 2 O'Clock. o.
Roo, IN USd Fellows Hall fsedsy. O'CLOCK .. M
Tie p0ip''e o. ''''S's s1MUEE TnUEsoELL Secretary
LYWsOr Sunday r1oning May H. Of scarlet fevet Aune
0e,ad eldest Of cbas c. and HsIst O. Lewis aged
The relatives ens Of the family AZ. insiied to attend The
Tlosday, thu l4th inst, ~ Do
thune street, without fx ther invitation
McDERxOTr-In thi, e.y, on Saturday mJ H. William
McDennou, In the Hth year Of his age.
McINTYREIn this city, Sunday May H. brioSt the only
Daughter of Patrick and Ana Mcintyre.
pia sonsanpt:sa El.bsi " w,s T. Msiss frsni
ia the I'D year o. her a.,
The relsves d nirnds amy and Of her mother. Mrs
L R. Taylor respectfully s1yited 70 the funeral from her
iste resdssos and Clinton str< Brook
lyn on Thusdsy sesuoon aScock without fafshss in'
tation.
ppDMOyD-In ts city Sunday May H. Cahsrins infant
S.rrher Of James snc RoEd sseds months sad
Hdgys .
sc0rT-suddenly on Saturday, May H. Miriam. wife Of Aer'
apder Scott IN the 6Sth yesr Of her age
IL relatives and friends deceased AID those Of her sons
T1smss and AeIsndsr. and scnn law Charles Heard are
r,secpy invited sttsnd the funeral from her Ate es
descs No 81 Pike street. Taesdsy Msy H. at oeiocS
m The remains WIN be taken 10 Greenwood
Orange County papers please copy.
N j. on Sunday, May H. Carrie Louse
daughter of the Rev L. T. and H. j. ssa' sseo year 'n'0
months.
eHEPHARD-In this city, Saturday May ~ NAY, oioss
ssnshsr Of Mishs<l and Mary sbsPhsTd aged - ysA saa
meaths.
TEALL = In Bsskiyp, % Monday morning h'y H. '@A
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

Eiabeih orcehs shsw, yornges. child Of Francis A. and
Ilz-beth o. .oGl, aged IA mouth. End days.
He'd, q albany. Troy. sGd Utics pafers ples-e copy.
TEOGsS-Ou Monday nirg Msy II, Ata Lonisa younset
dsngher Of Jas H. ind Loass B. Thoms aged years and
days.
Tie :-ives end friends Of the family invited 10 attend her
fgDrs today Tuetday s oeocb st the residence Of hr
lafers Ls'syc';e ay.hSe. feo Brooklyn
Her rcars win be to the C. ne;eIy o. he Eyersrecrs
TlLpENA Grsnsos Niearsgu1, sIGesy, AaD Il, Ed~Ed
NJ. III Ten.
Ph sj,pba papers please copy
TRsADwsLLAt Great Hect Lon, leland Saturday Nay
II. Edward L. Trcad"el jr., Ia the 23d year Of hs 'gc
WHiTE-lu n city, on Sunday Nay l2 Ellen White .,er
very long ard serer e wlic he bore With great pstirce
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
Law INTELLIGENCE.
nar or GENERAL gEssloNs-MoypA,, sf.r IA

COIInT OE CF.tENAL
Before Judge 'N;Crss. .
G. orge Norton, inoicted Tor larceny rom me pe.s1n
MEAD ,t, 70 an attempt coDD this oteDss ite ,ndist
rn cha Lu with picking The pocket OF hny Aisn ~ We
Union ny. Union goare, OF ws'eh 'aosa u p''
sent 10 tie State Prison Tor two ysa'S ~. .,,s
Wism Fyrdbsm Indicted isnd larceny IN stesn foe
bpsp watch RON the pocket OF Anstn bo'sr Oh tne 9t
Auru Got Ga plea of atempt comm. grand asseA sD~
was ,ri.t. ired Tie State neon for two yt.rs ,.
with intent 10 Kill On TIE evening OF the "a isy 'ney
sndr with o,bsr ,ors 10 Roosevelt set1
oror s.urt.oce Officer Robb att. med 10 seize Steing
men the latter sho: ps ol the ball IT. l1ns ts sne
che pocens through IT, siso torc1 'o Ccs1'
and by brs,s upon under cost ructef
on eteri. StAioa-tioase, threw swSJ barge dsfn.ue
which wa, ced in Court Tue by 10 poicensh
erLibi,ed rent made by the knife sethng was ioa', suhy
Of aat and battery With iuteLt 10 Go bocy Fam
Of assault and battery. Sepenee feserytd. Aoloafhs1
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
UNITED sTArvs CIRCUIT COURr-MAI ID.
l., .oIs Judge sKLsos.
rug AVN spIF


Mr. p. j. JoacI,sen counsel for tho captain, msse,
And ,oue Of Of ship EGe which Tas
u.t e.es of sssed wrt cspos'soh ne Dis
III .Atorney iltended o make ~ the dsteidsp,s -.
ui.tt Attorney Smith replied hst during the pfsse tefu
he had enisvored obtain to- Of Lieut. Dsnnnscn
who was OIL board that seized tho Cora and who W.
now IN Teraes-ee. he had written TO Weeipston 10 oPe'
~. apsrnce Of this witness bat ye. he wss usucs
MT leu that lie had iesi' I'd in!omiion tnss
ut DAM ing,on would sttena ssnes, as
10 10 with hi, Stste-ien tie was wiiSg TO have tnS
e,mouy of the witness BY Conssione u pe 'eso
tril D.. 4,
The Judge postponed the and also TIE case of E Cos
which rnIar aauiry made. til DeIt Monday iot NE
purpo.s of sosig the Disict Atterlsy time 70 hear "e
w Wssniasrop.i
TIE Grand Jury presented indictments asainss 'ne
Powell Iope aud Fin. Eltng for psss.6e counterfeit coin
Pcpe Loel ard Michael Ssbbae for passing eoaneesie"
cs,n.
Theodore BENDER for passing counterfeit CON-
.ury c. Crawford for piracy or being engaged IN s"v
trace on board the steamer City Of Norfolk. .
Mchs> Ccrcoran skig opening secres ana destroying
John Riley fo murder esnspg the death OF Henry Brown
on bospa the ship Marathon -. LIZ,
seInae Collins Fea,herstoe John Du.eayy ena yS
Kelly fr the murder u Capt George W. fyse oi 'ns sDp ~
paskhQL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
THE FORCE or Texas Tie Galsestss Ne,os Of the
od inst. aays.

ID inst. says: .iu-
AN e.,e has been carefully made Of an the kroorsshs1
war, s,ed aud in their saddles within three foor W ater
The late call made by Col Van Dorm, showing that the whole
number Ia the different coeo,les amounted sht hun.
drrd Of whom lndisnoa when he surrender made
snd spou arrived IL the vicinity within day or two
more and had for the want Of spythns ~ do The
rsst her their y or about starting when che
newp Of the surrender ressd hem 1hs shows that tho
pc pile Texas not allow to repond 10 call for military
defense" 4fs f..-a.Af
SEIZURE OF HARsEY's ARrfLLERY.--Ws learn
that receiving Intelligence by the telegraph s Cen Hspsy
bad been eusrs for Lincoln Gov Eaws-d Clark q
Texas immediately dispatched portion Of the Austin City In
fsny The suburban redence Of Gen. Haney s. place.
and took Of four pieces Of Artillery. caped his
property by his sseuts IN Austin They nov ct the Capt
Of Texas end ready for active service ssnss any Of Lneons
Black Republican army. M . - IN q, Delft, tn.
As IRIsn RyGINEsr.--We learn that Major Csva-
nsush Of Ns OrsaSa has syed IN this y fsr IN purpose
Sss q sns, int s;ssa e. e :r hs sss E :;
b.. c9,'Ss, e. os :s9a s a. the Is.eS ss 2 Be Pesa
York wherever tie line Of battle kDH 70 show shsn
the difference betwc~n hose Who sshne the ads
mere mercepares and the 1sea6es and her bss
tss-l Montgomery Advertiser -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
CITY IzENS

SANITARY IssPEcrIoS REPORr.-Tbe Superintepd-
# Sanitary Inspection IN the City Inspectors De-
patment, gives the following report Of the abatement
of nuisances for the week ending May IL: Nusances
abated, under notice, 1888; sinks and waterclosets
cleaned 2l5; loads of nightsoi removed from the city
limits, 1851; dead horses, A; dead cows, z; dead
hogs s; dead dogs and other small animals, iS!; num-
Der Of barrels Of ofal, l0c0 The number of pounds
Of diseased unhealthy meats sscd, or removed from
the city limits, during the past week were OF beef
$50; veal, 81; mutton, l5i; fish, $50; poultry looi
pork, H5; tripe, 1900; sausages, 80; cheese, ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
SUPERIOR COURT-SPzcIAL rYsv-MAr IL.
Before Justice RoBEHTsoy.

The fsyo etc. sfEe York ag the Exehsnss Fire ins
Co MsIi 6ered wid7 Mason and Edws-t d fo da
4. Mean foT plis. . -
T.oioo schaeSsd,e al a The New York AM New Haven
Rsilrcsi Go Henry Channey ct al sg ;Clsra
ChsSlrs Illus Eotci denied
withoc Lsrccque for pfs Vim. G. hoyes for dna
The reop o. John KoIJ a. o. Judgment for cts
demurrer 30 bery to amend H. A. Cram for pl-s N. 3.
Waribg fo- HI
Wu Sa-S act Cherries Mtrs ei sl Judgment for 1ns on
denurr,r tn liberty 20 aDeLd Wheeler and Armstrong fe1
plds a. Sgsies for Sns
An,ofzo 81 ss Tbe Srn Muu Insurance Conpasy
judgment pes demurrer with iibe.ty " H
ID, ,krrsk. plHs II. 2. Fes.endsr for 5ft.
NiG :flrlbn. al James H.OIsham et al JuagmenA
foee Of notes paying eoss Of suit Booe sud Bapss
for plHs.; l. More for DIS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
COURT cALgyD,r-TH,s p,y.

UstTFD STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. % 30, II.
SUPRrHr COUsr-GEsFRAL TyRH.-Euum Grated
Noe g. So g. Is, -, a. IS n, II ~. go, l3 20 81 81
e2.
SUiRENE CoURr--CIRcUIT.--Nos l15l, 1lS7, 339.
4s 1915 ioi7. 1885, 1920 1884, I2l9 1889 6l7 s73 s3 o. s
478. 1853, 1867, 1853.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Psrt I.-Nos 1913, 427, 297,
sJ', lT7 l6l 1852 IT'S 7T7 ll79 l73l Ss 139 1928 1885,
Part J. Nos. 3a6 $40 li6, 1;f, li5e 1i5s 1850 f2 1864
1895. i+68 1870, laTe, 4s6 1870. 1872 lt1t, 1886.
CouRT OF CoMMoS PLEAs.-Part I.-Nos. 780,
~. ze9 llio ss $50 s94 sss io. sa lie2 I3 HISS ile
lee Part IlNos 40 e57 liza, s3 I32, llSi lS5, ll3
49s 400. 329 i1i III, 3ls, 500 so7, SIS s5s, s35.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
First week ISs y
Pfrst week 1860. - ib %
, Aai "a
The earnings of the Michigan Southern Railroad, the
first week of May, were:

The following tables are worthy of notice. Inc I'm.
portatons for the month Of April show decrease Oh
over $500 coo, Us compared with last year and neay
100000 less than the importations Of 1897
TIE exports, exclusive Of specie, during the past
month have been nearly $S00Oo0 more than the CORE
spending period las. year, The exports for the last Ten
months chow an important increase, being nearly
10000 OCO more than the previous year, and S'VCo,
eco more than in 1852 while the importaons Tor ths
same period, have fallen of, as compared WIN the
previous year, nearly $500 COO, thus showing that
the balance of trade gradually being reduced in favor
Of this country.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
CoRRscrros.--M- James Britton Of Pilos-boas Ed
mund Blnn No. g. the pilot Of the Great Eastern
instead of Mr. Murphy, Of No. 4.

BopY RycoyEREp--SyPPosyp SUICIDE The body
ri Owen Smith late Of No b) sht who b been nsDg
for ps.y three werks foard Hpstnf in tire deck aos
drce.sel saicidr just pcvisas 70 h dnsppeH
nnc he tUnptsd ts ihrost Win razor IN dEgnaeo n
bo fi i that aped the uiDdo~, and ranAing tsw ha
The river wa. not The Coroaer was nosaee
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

BOARD OF EXCISE CoAsIssIoSERs-By the provi
sions of the Excise law of 1857, ss relating to ths
county, upon the expiration Of the term of office of
spy one of be Commissioner the Chief Justice of ,he
Superior Court, the Fir.t Judge Of the Cont Of Com
mon Pleas, snd the Recordrr required to meet "a
the second Tuesday Of May in tie building where tho
County Court is held, and tl the vacancy The term
Of Office Of Commissioner John Kerr having expired.
Justice Boswodb, Judge D-ly and Recorder Holman
viii meet to-day ard gil the vacancy. The Board OF
Excise notify qnoresalers that the Board will meee
next Tuesday, for the purpose Of granting licenses AND
Will cit fifty days che time prescribed by hw)i anc
that all penalties viii be rigidly enforced.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
GRrAT DoUBIF-TRACK nOurE.

The CAPACITY tbeoes Is equsl 70 the county
JGE GREAT eRURT LINE 10 TIIE WEST.
Ofcs no. 1 E-tor House .csrser Of srsey g.
Ftees for the transportation OF % and IRON cir
cnnati Chcsgc 81 Jen,s 81. Psu ssshvh Memphis New
(rssn and eli oehsr Al the We, korth-Wett and
Sou, est ee m speed and cot ort ey any roue
Through trains fr the Wet leave Iek foet Of Court
,.d,; S-Horniug Ezprsn Evening Ipress, p m
Sleep.ne ani okias---r, al the irsins.
always ow, .3d the time qneE By any Other
and FROM Railroads Of Uiho keniucky, lndarS
ltnoi, Wisconsin, ilo<yi Missouri by aILHOAD Dl-
RFCr any po the psvggble rivers Of the West by
steamers fTom titt .bCIsl. -. -. .
t rses Of Prefht !. from any port the West by the
sns Raj eo are all 5l cnlrrsd
bv oite- Rs Companies Merchants E9 shopers ntrus
s the Of their Freight 10 tide Company, can rely
with confidence on iia spe, ,dy usntt 49,
This ConTsny also ii tains Emisrsr. Ae'om;nodnsr
Line by ch psr sry sting West ~sxe ohe'p and
Comfortable mode opeh.ii hro ratos
Of fare L. ELLIOTT Passengrr Agent. To. A.tor House
LTICHksCo, FL sht Agen's
20. A%loT Hou,e AID NO. South Wii!isfast
MCDONALD L BIsCHof", r niF ant Agents,
Nc Battery pisce
ENocH LHxls, General .upi, Altoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

The Rev. o. B. Frotbipgham Of the Sd Unitarian
Church, this city, has just declined a unapimous call
Of the Cd Unitarian Church Of Brooklyn to become its
pastor, bis own society not at all willing to part
with his services. Tire late minister Mr. Lonafellow,
of the Brooklyn Church. last summer asked disnssal
on account of failing health, which was reluctantly
granted. Mr.. Lopgielow went Immediately TO Earope,
and at last accounts was at Florence, but his health
was not much improved.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
IAH.l.rfiss mani

ANDERSON, or, The PA rRIoTs At SUMTER IN
6l Is the titI~ Of piotic play 1t bAhspss S,
ts alterpDo o'clock this evening At I ccoch Ios
lived escb me y iraitsbo farce, the DousLs
Eoox while Performing BeafS sea ion, What AZ AA~ s
the other curiosiee, 20 be seen ct al hc1Ta
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
SUPREME COURT-spFcI.L TKRx-Mar Io-B.fore Justice


+. '. HhurhWout et al. agt. AIeX. Edgar ct AZ
Complaint eisIs.d with of action the defend ant, xhe
sppsesd sd wesd fhc,eunto have but 6e bill
a. W. r. Randolph agt Frederick Schr had al Jo3x.
for p tilt declaring that tbs cola erals tis
ths the Sis.sisnt Scbucsr Co the thereof
70 hI eest from ths respective dates ia; llen with
az aeaueifons for commons coseYols "a without
ces:s . elta.E party.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

GREAT EAsrERN.-The great steamship remained In
che .tream yestesay, abreast Of Franknstreet pier
North River, the same spot where she first dropped
anchor her arrival from Some people stood at
the docks surveying the monster vessel and comparing
her proportions with petty 0o0tun ships passing
that might have been loaded aboard Of Ler, or with
Hudson River and coastng sloops, which were utterly
insignificant others hired boais and went out closer
many inquisitive Otaheitans wou do on the ar
rival Of extraordinary visitor; but last years won
der, in the edvent Of the Great Eastern Il wanting
the people Of the metropolis having stated their curl.
oeity long before this, and having other excite.
ments Of more important nature. On board Of the
steamer yesterday. everything was topsy turvy,
all available hands being employed Ia cleans.
ing, scrubbipg fo0r. walls, machinery, smoke
stacks Dsss washing articles Of clothing and bedding
ard r.p.iins such parts as could be improved By q
lii le aaes'on. At the hung the colors Of Great
such enle rise and world. wide commerce other
hsg can b.ast VI, the foremast, high 10 the air
hoated beaa'iul specimen Of the stars and stripes
the symbol of freedom.
AT Hammond street dock, the berth last year lifted
out for the accommodation Of the Great Eastern by
the city authorities Sumo lumber and other material
obstrcted he ground which was TO afford hold for
the cables VI the steamship To-day, this Will prob
ably have been removed, aud the Crest Eastern Will
go up and fasten 70 terra fnna.
As TO visitors the co signees have not yet come 10
conclusion when she shall be opened, nor Indeed,
appears, whether che will be opened at all There IL
rumor around town that the Government will char
tor OF buy her, bat 1t al amounts thus far only TO
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
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De GEAFF-vAN HORE-On Sunday, Ray H. at the brides
residence by the HS.. Bouom, Nh ,sst: IL Dc Gan 70
Miss Susie A. Van Horn, daughter OF the ala lsiA an Lorn
etc all Of Brookiyr, T. ,.
us.sr County pspeis pio.S, copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
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