davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-03-13

rebels are cncamped up the Cumberland
River, thirtyfo fonr miles from Fort Donclson
Their principal business appears to be to get
something to eat, and press men into the
tebcl service.
, 1863-03-13
FROM LANSING.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEibune:l
LANSING. Mich, March IL, 1868.
The Hon. ". T. Howell, member Of the
House Of Representatives from Ncwaygo
county, who has just been appointed Judge
il Arizona, is an able lawyer, and man Of
, 1863-03-13

Union Victory MT Lyons, Iowa.
A school election took place at Lyons.
Iowa, on the Cd inst, and the Union ticket
Kas elected By 101 majority. The Copper
leads were very bold and defiant, but they
suddenly eubsided after the result Of the cleo
ton was known.
, 1863-03-13
CaptureO Of the british Steamer
DOurO.

NEW YORK, March 1aa.-The gunboat oma-
ha City has arrived from Port Royal via
Charleston bar, the sth, She comes to repair
and receive new boilers. On the 9th inst, of
Cape Fear, she captured the British steamer
Douro, after an exciting chase Of six hours.
She had cargo Of 40 bales Of cotton, and
vas bound from Wilmington, n. G., for Mas
eau. She was ordered to New York for adju-
dicatiOu.
+. The Quaker City brings large number Of
prisoners, and inyalf1s, from the South Allan
antic SQUADRON. The Douro arrived tonight.
, 1863-03-13
Kunored Rebel Invasion.

MATTERS IN KENTUCKY
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rINHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
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al Limbo Fatigue on '.sbt exesIion P..Rs,loa !. ,ars
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~ other means have idiet and although p1saIss
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huun,l 10 the constitution. -. vh!A
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should he carefully preserved .,,
FOR fall priculGr &C., amph!et. FEE. OF Inc snh
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me, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1868
NmnsementB.

pi ssESENrEEwfH iiiUjBsGsirTi1N N0IE
roMohRoW gs TSEy Fx xMksiaA Nov H. at"
Of Psrs Grand BibicaI UpSTa in three 'c''' e"'Ae'
,v,, maui and MAGNIFICENT Coaumes new Scenery Appoint
m.nts Military Band incressed Orchestra, NC. ana INC io
lowing most extraordinary cast: ~, , urnopr
Mia T. SGLlSh
JONATHAS .'..''''os' =. !" III III
HOLOf I. piacJii
ELiAkiM. W,.s MINER
ARIA Gil
j. NUNo
Tho new scene In the third representing the lent o.
n iG!s,tiI5'Ll r. Gst' ''''''' " "
opsAruRpAY EVENING nr.., Nov. T. Q. Q o'clock,
THIRD 0RAND EXfkA NIGHT
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID THE GREATEST WONDER
IN THE WORLD.
THE MOST AsTONlsIhs0 CONTRAST
ever Known the face Of the GLOBE; nov
TIE TIE T FAEtE5T B BSy
TIE s sssff IA NAN NAN
THE SMALLEST MAN
e''' 'e"' VI THE; GIANT BOY,
THE GIANT BOY,
THE GIANT BOY,
ONLY - YEARS OLD. AND1s FEET hIoh
THE. LILIPUTEAN KING.
THE LILIPUTIAN KING,
THE LILIPUTIAN KING,
THE L.U.IPUTIAN KING,
YEARs.oLD, ONLY y INCHES HON.
% $E$fis BIZ Hi$$$E i i ff f$$sBs;
luna" Hi TIL TiLlssr! AND ThE sHoRTEsr,
THE rALLE5f. AND Tlik silonIESl'
TuE HlOfFsT. AsO TIE LOWEST.
TiiE HIGHEST! AND TnE LoWLsIi, v.
The one no, lnee hsh the other They VIII be seen a.
hour. every day r,d ,vsn1inss r,.,p oNry
Entirely DIAN alle and oDers,ic Attractions Ens'sed
for a .lort period. - . ..s.,,,,,
III. brilliant sorroe sinsr. from he prime pal European
''''''' r cm ;seSi'f Il RoLE on JOSEPHINE.
In tho Musical t q liza ?, ~ ~ rnE REGIMENT
EVERY EvESINo at T.
WIZ" Mr.. WILLIAM OoMERsAL
the Bufo Comedian also a'' irrVed from Europe, Tisp
p'' IN THE CHARACTER OF GUiLLoT.
IN the drama, supported by e .b.fe strength Of the
TIE dAGhifiCr. II DRAMA,
BRUNHiLDA; OR, wsaE NOT IhE DEAD,
condsnssJ into ct. In which ., -
TIE SPECTRAL ILLUSION THE GHOST,
10 Introduced, viii s.o be p.fforned.
|, THE DOUBLE VOICED SINGER,
wuSpE ,EE DOUBLE VOICE AND CHARACTER,
,iugns hrs, 10 he male voice and costume, aid change In
s,snt'y 10 the feminine.
THf WONDfEFuL ALblsO FAMILY.
mons. ALEXANDRA. MAGICIAN.
dives he woud, fal triebs AID fci,s of Magic
EVERY HOUR, DAY AND EtEsiN0.
Three Splendid Group, Of
HovISU WAX FIGURES,
One rs~ttssn,tDs the
MING stESF or A SPANISH CHtEFTAN,
IA h m tie Mountains OF Old Ca',s snsssss sas
'''' TIE MAID or sARAGoSsA,
"''"''''.1trsl li 81 FsG Ifafs.farscn ARMY
"a spit.,ed end hfe-hte representation, the Other,
hlS0 CHARLES THE SECOND
sr.tysws.
two very beautiful and Me hsc 6.a.s.
TROPhAL COLoRfO FisH.
TIE LlvlSo MONSTER PYThVS;s
AtIDNArDS WRITER
THE LIGHTNING CALCULATION,
TIE ORAsD A0UAuA. Learned seal. sea Lios, Men
s,.r l,..r Il .aur n-rs4.dEs, VIZ fisufes DC
Adi....ion. ,srerv childI-n end.r ten. 10 eensa
ALL COMPLIMENTARY Tie KITS now out Dud BE-
need before the .! ko,snbeS erv vii b no nee
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"A story ges, power, vigorously and punsen'y written
DAYARD TAYLORs NOVEL!
HANNAH THURSTON,
a story Of Am,T.con Life.
BY BAYARD TAYLOR,
Author Of "Niews AFoot." &C.

Ala a o,cnp,ed nv the popular and dis'rfs,ssee
r1 and author In this te,e .oi' :,
panorsns Of pecuisy Amer ,eehs , ,, , ,,ry
slHl ~ .nd Ef.f.o n, 20 carry the resd.S INTO ~" 80
% 49, -, ,l ,osi circles" Of i've thousand hns,
xiilssc, and 20 rim pfieciiy iainAf WI voussn
srd .pfys, Of seton governing men aho
80 cor, and the ,pins'srs the widows anil VIC ss''
~ oar American rural Communal .
81 W. MN r r,si IN. Boston Post. . ,
.. .. n .,,.fi,Tn home lie fall Of incident, poe'Ty
"a r,- .cnn. and n the expression bad not been %
s,,lv and ioany pro.ii,used would ssy va oe'
tain 20 produce srAsei ION ,,-, - o-d,,. If the
,,1s rnbson fay the third edition vi! BE- res'y On
rdsy Dc,t -, p.,., an
q. P.PUISAM. fabhsL.r,
No al Broadway.
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LI,H are psrie,arly des.i9ed In ny catalogue wlrh
you can ~. by calling by eucns your address ' iciir
stamp neither present ose bS1Es ~ the ft'ie"'If noI
Offer Them 10 the ,Tade They De- pIcssed "a ny onc
or tou b III. mall g. BLfEi AtRD No. 81 Ann e., - j.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. !
Men, Civilizations.

Mem Publications.
NEWS DEALERS
WIN please notice thai on TUESDAY Nov. TO- No. One Of
the new
TEN-CENT NOVELETTE,
REVOLUTIONARY TALE, entitled
THE GOLDEN EAGLE;
On,
TIE PRIvATEER OF 10
Tho Tenecn. Novelette, win be published monthly and VIII
contain bes of tales by the ast American Authors-hs
fir. story by tha, popul.. su,hor sYLvANUs COBB
hc publsher, Agents bavo ordered larger edition OF NO.
One Of this work than has been ordered BY any single
House Of any publication before lite issus In the United
States, namely
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND COPIES
Published BY ELLIOTT, THOMAS TALBOT, Boston
H. DEXTER, HAMILTON l. Co,
General Agents
For the T.nccn. Novelette, and Five Hundri other leading
publications Of the day,
No Il3 Nsssaus., New. York.
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FrIICIEn REsTOPED. IGNORANCE

~ * tsED. PALACES rANhskLD!
Hloui iaryNf ~ 10 BOTH SEXES Married
siage &, Health or 90 ..o-pT. LANNON'S lefis -.
don, aud ..cN I!riae' hdgifa. snf l31giaer Guide
IL ett.b .1 pa.e &c., ~ 100 anatomical iius ai.cis,
upon Si."'si sre heIsss Dc1ay, Urinary bcpos.is Io
s~fy Ices 81 ssiner inpoeIcy Ahcctois 81 tie BLADDER
ana hi.isy,, Oeide riisIy Disosfrs ord ufH ionsr
9"ences ths Anstn n t4c se1nai Oig $40 d tn la ga
isn. Latest heseseies Ia Plysiology k,mpan lio,pia!
TItpos uuacss u recipe. HDd specihcsi IN, Antici
pD%9asee f"ns AID loifon ifestulit &c moh'c if.ef
81 eo<iy ssssd Al would avoid unsucccssiul AID
bsr1ods u, s,.nent win MercDry CoyaDa Hechop Cav
enhston' l'sck spec.hcs ffi.sotss lIsTHArlts, 40
should ppTclase t.is original II T. WARNER, No
hc.ey.tt:i .. IoLSfl, No lli hasa1ns consult te
DoCIOH no. ofS Efoac~sy Zap sisinj. Sew Y0ra, nom
IL IA. to y.
We coeenI VIII OUT pape,'ir Iscooaondils d. Lss
Reform Dspsich, stap,s lung Abs Medical Ke.irw 6c
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HAMMOND on NERVOUS DEBILITY,
j ito Csuses, symptoms and SUCCESSFUL TREAT.
Hk.r and ot.r Diseales of the S.ryols reiu id.sTy
AID sexual Systems-A IT. ndsid these subject ~
g. b. Hlsa6sD d. formerly Professor Of Special Anso.
MY Sc ~ the SyTacnfe Medca. College, New Yok Puce
81 H. WARNER PsDislef, No. v.seyst, Or the author
Nc. 81 Last 27thst, Kew.Yo City,
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Drn &ooos.

IN ALL TILE POPULAR MAKES.
ROMAN sCARpS.
sUsPENDERs,
GLOVES.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
"cHErLLEYs CELEBRATED KID 0Lo'Es'
PLAIN.
TApE- BoRDERED.
HEMMID
EMBROIDERED,
yNITiAL.snd
PRINTED-BoRDERED
LAWN AND LINEN CAMBRIA
HANDKERCHIEFs.
IN GREAT VARIETY,
AND At POPULAR PRICES.
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DALI AND PARTY DRESSES.
ROBES BRILLIANTE
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GOLD. Silver. and FROSTED TARLATAN ROBES
IN WHITE AND coLoRsl
Also,
EVENING DRESS MATERIALS
Of every eescnVion'
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE &sCo'.
CASAL corner MERcERsr
NEW DRESS GOODS.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co.
WILL oFEN
ON MONDAY. NOVEMBER
400 PIECES FRENCH PoPLiNs
4
SUITABLE FOR WALKING DRESSES.
10 ali the fashionable eeOr',
JUST RECEIVED.
CANAL. corner MERcERsT
A RNOLD CONSTABLE a. Co.
Az now OFFERING AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
OF ALL THE LyADIsG AND NEWEST
STYLES IN
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOAKINGs,
CLOTHS.
MELONS rwEEps
go pa MINED MILLIONS. at Is sniaj CENTS PER YARD
GREATLY BELOW THEIR PRESENT VALUE.
SUITABLE FOR cHILDREsS WEAR.
CANAL. corner MERCEasT.
BLANkEr AND yLANNEL
DEPARTMENT.
ENGLISH AND DOMESTIC BLANKETS,
IN ALL TILE VARIOUS SIZES
Al,0.
SEVERAL BALrs0P
GRAY ARMY BLANKETS,
Al VERY Low rRlcEs.
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AND oInfR
POPULAR BRANDS OF FLANNELS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
BLEACuypsps UsBLgAcuED CANTON FLASSELs
A sfLEsDiD ASSORTMENT
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Gs Entirely New ssa Rssu,fat D.ssns.
fosc,hsr with an
EXTENSIVE AND VARIED STOCK
or EVERY DFsoRlPJioN OF
LINENS AND WHITE GOODS,
At POPULAR PRICES.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO..
CANAL corner MERcERsT.
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & Co.
HAVE NOW ofEN
CHOICE sFLRCroN
OF TIE
pEsr And MOST POPULAR MAKES
OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH BoMBAzIkEs.
EMPRESS CLOTHS.
FRENCH fOPLiNs.
SILK WARP TANEsE CLOTHS,
ALL WIDTHS.
~ CANELs HAIR, CAshMKRrs AND TLIpl1S,
yef shivl' AM Drensa
CRAZE CLOTHS,
REPS
ALPACAs,
"0ROurs' and" CoURrAuLD'sr ENGLISH CRATES,
&C. L..
AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
chEAf. corner Of MERCEn-sr.
A RNOLD, CONSTABLE Il co.
WILL OPEN on
MONDAY. NOV ..
3CAsrS. ALL WOOL
SCOTCH CLohKiNO PLAlDs
Aaaysed for DliEssF5 AND CLOAKS. en- sui,e
cANAL. conner MkRcEa-sT
~ STRAND 4 ADRlANcE,
No. ass BROADWAY,
st Ia'i Iow S SP'n
LYONs DRESS SILKS
Good. offered Ills season, W.T.
CORDED SILKS,
22sni % iash., wil.,
MORE ANTIQUES,
PLAIN COLORED POULr DE SOLE,
IN ALL TiIE NEW SHADES
Also,
PARIS BLACK TAFFErAS. without LustIc. Corded ia all
qialiIics.
broadway
ID CLOAK EMPORIUM
No. 7E BROADWAY,
Opposite Astofpsca
WIN Offer ON MONDAY. kov.9.
A choice IssoItinoa, 81
VELVET cLoAKs.
SILK tI<JAkS,
CLOTH Ct.OAkS,
WHITE CLOTH OfIKA tLOAK9,
CHiLDREH'S tLOAKS.
CROSBY L McDANlELs.
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WINTER g GARpES NOVEMBER
Those charming and popular srtss.
M aud Mis w. J. FLORENCE,
rscosnissd through Europe and Amssies AZ
TIE II,1>ti BOY,
YANKEE GIRL,
who In ,.r frt 10 their matte. ely dsiins ne
dramatic srsou have ben received with The ~1ness
dsui onstfators OF
ENTHUSIASM
DELIGHT,
ODER an entire charge cl performance End present. fer the sse
ond time i,h cs.pdry DRAINS, Ia fer acts, WIN new
and aypropTr'e scenery entitled
kAIuLEES MANotRSEEN,
sT PtTRiCKs EVE.
Terence Moore young lri.h peasant MI W. forsnes
Act l-lI-ilor Of an Irish sh.ebs.n........JR Smith
AZ, srarn,n, In the old kasanssh Mn.oaJ sn,sh
Act Ill bcffs IL sns'n
Prsv~Hs Nhch vii b. pfr.nrd Howard fsul; tfOtean
play written expressly Tor the tor-ncc.. entitled
THRICE NAkRlEU.
In which
Mr W. j. FLORENCE
will sustain -
your ClfiNACTfRS! - ,
I'm which 81. will ,ns Cherry Rpc the poralsf Irish sf
Bsrn~y ohsa." German, French ana sPsnsh Sone aha
da. IN. celebrated dance u Auisiusia Ia ssanadA
Vivian Ripple, ails'.......'''''''Mh w. :. ro'oee
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DR. STERLING,

Dr. STERLING v
AMBRQSiAL FAME,
pkorosEs TO
TELL HIS STORY
COOPER INSTITUTE,
On TUESDAY EtENIH0, Now 10
lie wil give history Of him~if snd bis ups an1 ev1t4
YVES stolen rather how The party who thcseA
he VS.. s.sns Il fooled-snd viii talk generally II u
Hair AID Scalp. sui how ,Aey should o~ treated
u. viii also prove the wonderful effects OF the az d ~
eeicofsed Anab.oss in psoirclS lsw hzl ana mailing
grow TO al unseee denied ei.fin ,,-,....~~A
The Prize OF admission VIII be Gcents the Wket snoshe
the 10 he. to cue box q Anbr ,n'snn; Two bosseA ~
additional 81 cents making Tire Lecture Virtually 'ss.
'"''' "'''"''' Wv no. No e. ss'i sshoADwAY.nI
COME ALL. .--
ESPECIALLY YOUNG MEN AND MAlDENs
Cons Young Aen who iookns forward 10 The AZ 1t
''''''" " :: soa I'D d.. sTERLiSGw win
ENERGY All TasEyERANcE
viii accomplish whea proprry direSSo ,,.,o
CONE ALL, OLO AND YOUNG
SEE
MRS L.. A. BROWN
hersrf IN p,cpyia psy.,rs whose h,r viii Be skSssol
drr..d snd during tie evening viii bs let down. showing -
uoudrrfi len 9Th sld beauty pFo.,ced ~ the Zee "
STERLlhoS AAbROsiA.
Other Ladies' ~ be ps'en! who have been rm'u'J esss
6ied. and thus viii DO ..o,,.,
THAT EVERY MAN. WOMAN. AND CHILD IN
AMERICA SHOULD NOT BE WITHOUT
STRhLlNGS
AMBROSiA
TgR
bAIk-
Door. viii open at csoA aad tho story WI scHIs'''s
O'Clock. .,.,,,n
will DO in attendance aud eieiisa ID. audience ~s '"
Iii f..tm ma -t-.f gems.
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I,A.,.h ,hs. English papers call i'm Desc
p';'sa william Of Schleswig HOlsiein Dor Ierb org.
n,nrt .bn,y. yonug boy Of fifteen, 10 io< w.ar the
Grssk crnwn. Eng land has dIscovered AIN; France
doss MT intend 10 make any opposilloA and Ro.s,a
Too enters iuto the arrangement ltne tue Greeks
ore once NOR, 20 taste ibe sweeis oIa Regency.
Austria. ty her strict henlrs,h'y IN the Polish
onesiion sncceeded 10 COZ caibg Napoleon wHh-
INT lo,in, the favor Of gnpl4id. By such q pos-
ION she becomes srorger han before, aud prepares
10 carry h.rp new cen,rAlizing cOnsiilution with Il
high h.nd in Hungary, CrosIia ahd 1raDsy lyanis.
TIE trrt blow % 10 be struck IN TraDsyLvaBia. a
,ew elsciorsl law has here been introduced BY
SHIN, Ring, by which tie Minister hopes TO get a
majority favorable 10 his cegtraziDg VleTs Snouln
he succeed in having members Tor The Imperial
Council returned by the Diet, the same conie' Is
he unrsu-d neyt in Croatia then IN Hungary Shouid
on the other hand, even reformed IrtiusylVanls
prove refracio ry then The C0n'ttnuon oil zoe ~o.o
Of February il 10 undergo complete revision, IN
order 10 modify IL 80 far ne 70 make COMPROMISE
with the eastern bali Of the Empire possible.
Serbia remains in The mean limo quiet; the great
instructions OF Bulgaria. Bosnia and Albania Dave
been adjourned since the Polish msurrecIion and
The diplomatic complications connected wdh II
have shaken the FrsncO-Russan alliance. IL IL
only Roumana which remains IN great agitation
Prince Couza 10 az much at loggerheads with hIs
BviaIs as King William of Prussa win bis Cham
Der. For the preseDt all Ibese peIty conflicts mass
end In smoke, bus they prepare the ground Tor NE
coming repubbc.
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Latest Ship News.

ARRIN ED......A pul S1-li D. W.
SHIP Union, Wiley. Rio Jsnero Feb. a. eohss &C.. to
master.
ship Villa dc Toulouse (Fr), Lsbollc Havana days IN
bsllat 70 Tobias, Hendricks L Co.
Brig Maria (Br King, Para u day rsbbef skins &C.. 10
Budo Everett Had light variable Winds tho coast.
Brig Arturo tAust Kusssych Antwerp 81 day, mass 10
Honbos Bschon Had heavy ~vsterly weather most OF
the passage broke bboon. Loot and split sails dAms.s The
rigging. SO
Brig Regina (Br, Of Bsha) C.ihon hsnEsnils Cube. 10
days PAIN eai, tobacco, 40, TO b Small Co No date.
nli. for EewYork April Of Cape Antonio spoke brig
Eliza from MsnsAnila for kswYok April II. 80 nes w.
from Havana spoke bark Lyssnder. om st. Domingo foT
Nsw.York.
schr. Garbsldi (Br, Of Argyle N s. Psnninrtoo, &C.
naiyss April T. logwood and cotton 10 Richard ThAcksy
BELOW
Ship Dresdnoush Samuel Liverpool jan ie. Vie Fsy 70
David Ogden.
BsIk Crested Wave Dr. Of Sunderland from Sc Thomas
Brig c. Ii. MOultoa lBr, Of St. Johns N. b.
Brig Orsto.
Sam. TIsnyit (BL)
Alss, ala baks and three bTiSs.
WiND-kt Nn'st fsH r, VIII MA
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TEsTInoSTAL TO GES. AsTHoK.-TiGany O. Co.
ave inst completed handsome testimonial presentation
to VIM Henry Anthem e Judge Advocate General OF THIS
State by the Conm,ioner and Surveyors of Drs in "a!
city, Z, consists Of massive silver vase in the Pompehso
style The handles OF which ,spresep. ranR heads ION d.
n BY Rosa Onbsor The Whole sonouOtsd BY an ancient
belme beautifully wroush, and chased bears the follow
ing inscription: .
P,e,.nt,d 10 Ipdse Advocate General William Henry
.ntbon nv this Cbmn onsrs OF UfSfog In tho City o.
Esw.York toe. DoUl Of tbeir spprreat n o. me sn
neni abty and OnsserviDg integrity Nin "Ien wy Pr
G W. Ssniefd Mai. -0e on. IA. 4. ktl'ed Uiis oeD W H.
Hall p. Is. Bainun, N. d., Il. A. heCuTdy, eco, comnes'
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DE.rn UsprR SUSPICIOUS CIReunsrAscns-Al

DEATH UEDrR SUSPICIOUS CIRcUHsrAscLs-A
named Morris shay. residing ia South Seventh street
Jersey City died yesterday under suspicious oiteun
which al ~ the suppo.oD that be has bees uy
dealt with About oslock Tuesday night deceased was
found by Officer SNOW lying Newark sv nue. 10 'tnpched
condtiop. with blood flowing i'm ~ounI 10 hi. bead,
cbyok bis bruised eye entirely cced
and The partially He oonysyed 10 the Station.
House snd attempt made 10 him up sDd upon
IT," Under the suPPsiisa Via. he was intoxicated
he placed OF the cells md On Wednesday morn
Ing being found In condition, he removed to
upper aud ply sicien called In but ei being
change he finally cent home aud died yesterday morn
Ing Is aimed that deceased had at sndsd
TUESDAY ngat Coroner Farrell vi hold ioquess to-day
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DREoUEaEET OF PHLADELPHtA RoBBEaf.-
On the I'D Of March telegram received In IN city rom
the Chef Of tho Philadelphia Police setting torn tbat
boelsry bad BEER committed the premises OF Eyan,
oner Cry goods chants Ia that oy sni soods eslei
away 10 the value Of $1,000 Detective Enstses Wa an
TO attend TO case and sueceeeded day OF Two
since IN s.curi when come rom Phi!sdoiphia
b.aring the maik Of Adam. Express Cowpsny Chesnut
street Phadalphia undrr dato Of Aptl 10 he found the
esse full OF goods house Of hcnsrl HscAet ma Ne"
CslA street in ths city He both the goods ana h'eAe
the Tonibs Pohe. Court be fore Justice Connolly VINO com
United Hsche in defsuit of s2OOO bail 70 answer me
goods co a,ted Of Spring shAvs, sk goVeA and oiDef
pfopeIty.
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IRorous Efforts are

DISHONEST JUSK-DEALsRs-Vigoro efforts are
b.sg ,ase, the and conviction Of beth junk
and receiver. The business done By these srties has
bssa extensive OF late thai boh the ,hiPownsp and lhe
pog.to Of large boundaries resolved upon e1psud
ins their most literally to puni.h offenders Of either
el.. P.,hek H,Lsy hcsn.d junidsasr in Lewis, mar
s,nh street has been indie cd for receiving stolen seods
the prop~T,, Of III. Morgan Iron WorL Mr.. y. b. Van
yI.eI late Assistant DroAtorney. counsel for that com-
pAsy IL assisting In the prosecution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24

ARRHsr OF A CoSFIDTScE MLs.-Yesterday
one.r Doyle Of the First Pr.cise, arrested John Hey
oharr. Of obtaining money und.r fAs. Pr'lsnss and by
mean. Of o,st With n.sn. to dsTssa. ,pPsAr' that the
accused bad forged upon Tno Ynlas. No. lo6
ws.r ..., for the Of 90 bearing date April % 1859
pupsrns have been IDsd BY J. Priest ths master OF the
brig Arcadia Tier. number OF complaints against the
accused by othsf parties who bean swndsd by him In
tho msnnethe yariou; obtained BY HIM amount
ing to several hundred dollars lie taken bsfoss Justice
Connolly Tombs Poles Court who committed him In
default Of 81 90 bail 10 answer.
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hnW.YoIi

The Sus'ez Register, printed at Nswtown. n j..
this (Friday morning, completed it's iftieth yearly
volume. One Of its present prOpretos established
The Register, and the other las been in the office
thirty years. This longevity alone is sufficient evil
dence of bow good and faithful a servant has been
The Rsgister to the public interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24

THE NINTH WARD MURDER.-An inquest was
held upon body Of John RsyenbeE h.reo'
fore called Jshsuberg) who Killed By beng stabbed ID
The abdomen Tussd.y night BY Michael Kenny IN gro
.s witness. were Examined and verdict rendered to
toe effect tbs death Of dsceased caused BY ssos 10
hct.d with knife by Kenny Tho accused Wa cois'ed
~ sw ait the action Of The Grand Jury.