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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-11
SUPERIOR cOURT-TKAL TxHx-MAr Io.-eeiors Jui
tee MCNEIL

ACTION on A CHDcK-FRAUDULENT ASSIGNMENT.
Frederick ~ Lawrence and Le Roy NJ Wiley asggnees OF
Lanes, Boyce Co, sg,. the Bank Of the Republic:
This is an action brought 10 recover S,O5l Al and
Interest check drawn By the plaintiffs the defendant
ng that balance OF that amount remained m their hands sub
set 10 the orders Of tie planiihs
p bank part the asset; Of Lanes Boyee Co.
flsoiveu hrm which tie panHs claim be the esssnees
assignment the defendant insists s fraudulent, and void
esnst the creditors that Lanes Boyee Co Indebted
G. the bank IN upwafd Of $4,000 and th1t the defendant
S light 20 apply the moneys in its hands toward the payment
Wiley one Of the sssignees T. the same Leroy ~ WHEY
whose property wat time since conbscaied by decree
the Y. . District Court the ground tina, he was Rebel
sgde questions Of law in the preseIt Of Sufficient import
aee % have the ruling Of The General Torn thereon
rcdered verdict for the pnG for 90 76s a. pr cpl and
ttsrest
.f.Iycc1e Barlow for the plaintiff
ANOTHER RIOT CASE AGAINST TIE CITY.
Joseph Levy act the Mayor, &C.
In this action the plaintiff sues 10 recover 81 900
dnsges ior the distraction Of tenement No. 81 Wes;
81 at. daring the rio,s in July last
pntf and alleged il l. ao claimed by tie plaintiff
VIE and Moore Us the owners thereof
There evidence both sides AZ to the value Of The
popery and toe Of H. The only questiouiOr the Jury
teterlnine to whose witnesses were entitled to
eid-
he Jury uuder the charge Of the Court rendered verdict
&c the ful enloust elnined-S3o0 600
This Of which verdict has beer
e rsdered for the full amount claimed in the action.
l. T. Dyet ior the plaintiffs J. l. Hacket for the De
fadsn:
SPECIAL TERs-MAI io.-Before Justice GARyIs.
DECISION.
Ieticia Mansfield agt. William w. Mansfield
bottom decree Of divorce denied upon evidence already
thea and ordered that reference proceed 70 take further es
ro1y touching the alleged adultery with leave 10 renew 81
Eeon DOR escree upon coming In Of such further testimony
eUPREME COURT-CBAxBKBs-MA l0-Before Justc
FOsfgR
MOTION FOR ALIA0EY.
belinda FpTber agt. Edward furber
This was motion for alimony and counsel fe'
$780, ~ .4iLe1 3Yo.es c. 20 xsGond OF absn-Sn
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsslOES-MAI lo-Befor
Ueeorder HoFFsAS

COURT or GENERAL SEsS ONS-NAT o-Beiore
Recorder HOFFMAN.
Robert G. Haines indicted for the murder OF
William H. " iuisms by shooting in Grand street on the
2th Of January last. pleaded guilty Of mansAugter IN the
Third degree demanded.
Augustus Fitzpatrick grand larceny. Peniientiay two
years.
Brke Of the July rioters sentsnced to the
State Prison for year, and to icy fine OF $780,
Caroline Reid grand larGeuy. RrmHnded
William II. Jones' larceny from the person. demanded
Eresne Heink eeaded guilty Of grand larceny State prison.
two yearA .
Emma McDermot petty larceny from the person Penisen'
ti1ry. four months.
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l)ori- Uaroens' Noiite.


STkTY NEw-NORR,
PoRT-W ARDKSs OFFICE, No. los NaNstl
NOHCE il hereby gwen, ~ accordance VIII
section q the act passed Apri 10, 1851. EMIT ed " NJ
Act to Rrorennzc the Waricns Office n The foft Of new
York" to al persons Interested H. having chagr o. me
subject matcr Of such inqITy. examination ~ survey, No
the following vessels under examination by the fef
Mardens aud that said surveys limitations wal b'
completed within days succeeding tins notice OF
board said vessels;
faTk ". T.. Anderson. Atlantic DOCK
EAfk HrfO................ss.ssssssss
lar. Iuev Rins................Pi~rN No. az. H.
Bark lie uine Fier no. - r X.
hrig Cicops fA...... ........'.'.feI no. . ~ "
Brg tarad.s...s W heflfi..
Brig Quar- eddie. .................ief no ~ y II.
BTlg " H'tN' =
Scir q. ID. kiur......... Woodr u Rosiuson's.
MSrHORSE TOAfklSs, frc.iien,.
J AUGs HERMAN Secretary.
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The ORIGINAL HIRAM ANDERSON, No. "
owery selling superior English Royal Velvet and BRUSSELS
CAKPETs reasonable prices; also IDper. three Ply ana
Tupe,try lrVrsin CARPE1s FuGs MARS. MATTISe TABLE
aoa PIASo COVERS WINDOW SHADES, DRuGGBTs, four yord
wide FLOOR one LoTB, om three 10 twenty flour ieet
wide Al goods guaTsBieed urging 20 buys Ole Plce
e1y. LoOk(or HIRAM AsDKssoS, No. ~ Bo~ery.
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Me0ital.

MANHOOD and the Yigor Of Youth Restored
w In -Four Weehby DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE Of Llfh.
hi. wonderful agent will Manhood TO The mot
sbaitee} Cnnsttution w her arsnT from ERcrs.es sell
buse the Elects OF Climate, Natural Causes The ie
,ouitrd TO cure the most iuyrcrse ]. oti weeks All
urs /. Impossible. DR.. RiCORD ksSENtE Or LIE -
sold In ca,.s wish Instructions Tor Tor 80 or tour quaint
ties IN sent cafoluy pncked on receipt q" hu'
tnnee by his accredited agent Circl'as pe zee on "cet
Of four stanpI PHILIP ROLAND, No. "a Bro1nost
- o. - - -, bon Hyondu.v New. York.
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WE REV. CHARLES T.. KING"
Il PREPARED PRESCRIPTION
Fou TIE SPECIFIC Ornament AND CuRs %

CONSUMPTION
l,y Any on ITS sTAGH Asthma Bronchitis Csianh' aud
ali affection. Of the Lungs Throat and AiPssagca THE
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION speedily iyisoraie' the en-
febed Nervous System and enTgres the drised functions
Of the Stomach Liver and Bowel II checks MIGHT PIa.
spInArIoSs IN SEVEN FOURTEEN DArs
Prices: In Tor bottles b IN iooz bottles, 81, EACH or
u, small three large bottle, for IS. Sodbyp BARNES
Co. No 2O2 Broadway and by al respectable druggsts
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meat It appeared that the defendant lived in ScaI,sq.
alleged by plaintiff that her husband had not only abandoned
her but bad cruelty treated her so much So ha
became very dangerous for her TO live with him .
The endant alleges that plaintiff had abandoned hiin
taking m papers and letters with her. that his mining bust
ness had become failure and that he was utterly without
any means support tst he unable to py anony or
allowance Of any lind The Court said that he considered
proper for the relief applied oT provided the defendant
bad anything comply with the oTder but appeared nom
his affidavit that he without any means Therefore the
motion for aimony must necessarily De denied nut wbon'
prejudice a renewal and must decide TO the
defeudauts ability to pay counsel zee.
George Bo plaintiff Lucien Birdseye for defendant
DECISION.
James A. Bishop agt Emily A. Bisbop.-Report
confirmed and judgment Of divorce granted.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-MAr io.-Befor
Judge SHIPNAS.
RETURN OF PROCESS.

! The Marshal made return in the following cases
Samuel Nelson sg The RebeccA Clyde her tacke
Gc-Bebee Dean Donohue appeared aid two weeks were
given 10 answer. -,
Henry Wnser al art Ship Cornelius Gr.nne her tackle
and 4 go-Eysrts, Southnayd Choa1e appeared Answer
| already fled. -,
Ans, Fiory se, The schooner suwaset her tackle. &c
D. H. ncMshon appeared and two weeks were gwen to ali
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RETAIL sHoE.DEA1BRs EARLY CLOSING MEET

KRTAIL SHOB-UEALBKS EARLY CLOSINU hEhI'
GSG-At meeting Of the retail shoedealers Of this city
held on Monday evening in the Cooper Institute. Mr..
JOHN Mahan, presiding Mr. Joseph Nicholson, Seore-
tsry the following preamble and resolution were offered
snd adopted:
rAa, 1t IL desirable that some reorestion should be
afforded to clerks ard those In the employ OF retail shoe
dealers and believing that the pubic be amply accom-
uodsted by al carly Uniform hour; therefore
ssrJ That The retail dealers Of this city shall from
ard AFTER the 18th day Of May be closed st O'clock p M
Saturdays aud evenings preceding holidays excepted
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cJ,ns Close a. the Pos,-Omee.

% o., 30 wsS;ng.on saturday MAY Am. 10; a. IN
For Europe by steamer Damascus fTday' May -. y III
For Hamburg and the German STATES By steamer ,
Bavars Saturday, May H. .........'.'.'.,. ~ III
For Porto Rico By steamer Morning star SATURDAY .,
MRy l4.,...t...' 800. s'''''' . "
Sav Nav /. p m
Ftr Cuba und the West Indies by steamer Eagle
Wean@.dsy NAV ............................ p N
osn oseen Friday NAV I3................. 10y
70. California OREGON Washington Territory and
,eH Northumberland =. M and 81 p. m
Nh ainanv Emf 10 and Canadas..j q m. and ?. p. IN
No,,b and Mt Nav p M
Xy,e~n Mail yi, lie Railroad ....5 a. and II p. m
s.tn sd south Ve-igTD Mail O. m. A. Il and M p
Ess.f,r Mail ...,...,.........5a M and a y. IN
Ee.,1rt erd Pan p IN
ri q ors IsIe,d Mail closes s. and IA
snrday XssOn SUNDAY ali mails close at....... II p IL
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Corporation Notices.
IT S. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS.-
W N Y. COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE.
OFFICE New BULLDOGS
Cor CuAMBERssr. AND bRoADwAIS
5000 RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE NAVY
AND
MARINE CORPS.
COUNTY BOUNTY OF $500 AND 500, CASH
DOWN FOR SAILORS,
$500 FOR MARINES AND PRIZE MONEY.

Tie United States auhorite. having IN order 70 I'll up q
Navy and Marine Corps authorized the raising OF Recruits fr
that branch OF the service and guaranteed that Recruits fox
tle Navy and Marine Corps shall be counted the quota
Of the places where they elect to b. credited the
Il they were Recruits for the Army the County Volunteer
Committee have resolved rsy Recruits for the Navy and
Marine Corps the following bounty, cash down, upon their
being duly mustered into the service:
WHEN ENLlSTING FOR ONE YEAR IN THE
NAvY......................... 600.
WHEN ENLlsTlNG FOR MORE THAN ONE
YEAR IN THE NAvY.......................S 5000.
WHEN ENLlSTING FOR MARINE CORPS. -. s3o0.
" ANY PERSON BRINGING RECRUIT FOR THE
NAVY OR MARINE CORPS TO THIS OFFICE WILL
RECEIVE COUNTY PREMIUM Or 500.
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40 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sealed pro.

4 70 tO.N NAN IVIls'.--foUPiI tNV H'dI'7H FID
possis each Endorsed in the Of the person M al
the the date Of IL presentation sud The ut- OF IN,
work which II rrlaes will ne received u t, Ucs uu
u O'Clock H. OF MONDAY May ls 1854 for the constr sc
the following street improvements, 10 wit:
Sewer il. ~ street, from 7th TO west side Brood
y.y sewer IN Nctt stree from Bleeker Minrtt
aue sever 9Th avenue fOm 3th street 10 md through
5i'h street 7h Avenue sewer IN Montgomery street
oin Mad.on Henry street; and sever IN Monroe
street. between Market aud PIKE streets also, orayirg cross
walks Ia Avenue A. ct ll6,h street; in ls' avenue a Ian.
l6tn and 18th streets aad IN ldayeaue at Oh nan iloh
ltth and iish streets; ao, for cToswoks in otn avenue
the reIy SIDE, rom .7th 10 9Th street and also Tor
cruswsk u lst avenue from $50 20 6l rees aud for
rspbiock paseu, in ssh street from % to3i ivrnne
specifications and blanks for tie proposal cIn be obtained
on application TO the Contract Clsk at TINS office.
eosr !, i; . PSAsElHAon' cro'oo Aq'edoo' Board
OfEce Clolon Aaneauet De llrtment. May-3. 1861.
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KRyT's EAST INDIA COFFEE is the best in the
world fo smiy use Sod by all rocers Price % cents per
pound Ask for Kentsi 10 other genuine General Depot
No Is; Resdes.
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sKIaPPgNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. .........MAYo
Cleared.

Cleared.
shp--E. c. Scranton Wiliam,. Liverpool, Lawrenes'
Giles a. Co.
barks-Wilheln (HAn) Hahn Shediac, NJ b. Ruger Bros
Palermo, McCsrty. Cette Moo.s Henry; EHpres Bahrs
Port Royal Brby Coz ST. Mango Br), Young, London
funch, Mencke WeDdt; Augusta Kelly (Brl, Phillip,
Havana 1reJ9 Vingi Lord paineIstoD Orb MeReady,
Cape Town, j. O. Dale.
In.'-I. IhaeAeIAy (3rl. Liulgaa, Per: FRINGE, "
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rNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MAr II
Before Commissioner OSBORN
PASSING COUNTERFEIT Treasury NOTES.
Tinted STATES at ChaT'es Seido

United States at JhafIcs SeldtiWNI
The defendant was arrested for passing counter
ft 10 Treasury Note at sccar In Broadway IL was
ALLEGED that the accused received change for the bill snd ia
true character discovered I'LL four tive day. aer
wald He confessed passing tie bill but YVES not aws
that Il was counterfeit There not being sufficient proof TO
mold MIN, the CornmslioneT discharged him.
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Hni;e.i.

NAY 9-sesmers-C Continental, Goo G. Collins Edword
fo-scr.
Ships-Mirands, Arctic
Bsfks-Ocean Home, Elonentlne. n. Boyntcn
Bne-Merlin. w .,
Sohooners-Iohn Norhrup Racer VIM. Smith, w. "
Rutan Henry Cole Lewis Clark VIM. A. Grocter, JOIN
Walker Ann l.. brown Ida A. jayne b. Morwin.
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TraycIcrs, Guide.

To Albany by Hudson X. H., CD WGrrer-si, :, 10
a m. ond 81, and sap IN. Sunday 'rain nom m
ooh ''@N y i
6 10 ~ M and AS D. M sunday train -. AS p.
To Albany, by steamer Daniel Drew, leaves Dee -
bros.es-st. landing stopping At SOihm ';....; III
To Baltimore by the NeWJersey X. H., FOO. on
DIsliaht 7oo
IT, ~ Bo,tos by Neg.itpion line, Pier S0N.R
ins Pie1 n r. daily Sunday eIcepted) .... 500 p
nd ...........ss N aud 800 p.
.y Viz Shore Line IA md m sunday ... 500
To Buffalo by Erie Railroad, foot OF ChamoeIs, -.
ana ~ IN anu ~" v III
To Bridgeport, by steamer BRIDGEPORT, from Pecf -
Slip, T.. H. daily 10 III
10 New.Hayen, Hartford and Sprngheid-5teem'
leave Peck sup at......... .'..'''.. u - u ~
To Newburgh. Cornwall West Point, POuglkoepie,
and Rondou,. by steamer Mary Powell leaves Jay ~,
a. landing DALI y y III
TO the West, by Pennsylysis Central Railroad
sand~y 600 p m
foo. Of Cortland a m p m and 200 p
! To Philadelphia, by NewJoTsey Railroad, foot OF
Court andt-st., aud 10 4 NJ, IL NJ, and r. M
and Il midnight sunday 600 p
To plila ',iphiu, by Camden and Amboy Railroad,
Pier - n. r., foot Of Barclay ......Ga M and 200 IN
To Wohing.on, by NewJersey r. H., foot Of
Tiilisn sunday TO p IN
Long Island, b. L. J. Railroad, from Janessip
nfd foot o. 34h-rt =. R............8 and 800 p m
For further information Tn regard 10 Railroad Time Table
,ee advertisements ir'aH0ther port OF this paper
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2 THE AMERICAN sEAMgS's FRIEND SOCIETY.

2 The AMERICAN SEAMETS FRIEND SOCIETY.
On Monday evening the thirty.sixth anniversary Of
She American Seamen's Friend Society was he'd at
Irving Hal in the presence Of small audience. The
report read by the Rev. Mr.. Lomi one OF the Secre'
taries shows that 1000 vessels have been supplied
with books Cbaplans and missionaries have been SUP
ported in Labrador Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Bel
GUM, france, Chill ard the Sandwich Islands Do
nestle missions have been sustained in San Francisco
New-Orleans. New.York. and Brooklyn. Forty'four
thousand vosmes have been distributed TO about S. 900
seamen. About $50 conversions have been reported.
AT the Hsme 22l4 boarders have been received saS'
e. have been deposited With superintendent and in saw
ings banks; Slol74 RENTED 10 friends AT the Col
ored Home $50 colorea seomeR have been received.
About coo eolOred belong TO vessels sailing out
OF this port. The Society Is out OF debt having recently
paid 10000 The receipts have been S6s2l e; excess
over last year. 50 1876 g. Addresses were delivered by
the Rev. Messrs. Ssvtc Manning, and Robinson. Mr..
Hart conducted tue singing
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April 26 lat % 25 lon 65 S. bark Waterloo, from Porto
Cabello for Falmouth. No.
May of Bsrncgai. ship Anla from Liverpool for Phia
dol
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U,ENTH LEGION.-The TENTH LEGION,
Il 9Th REGIMENT NEN-lOKh NETEEAh VOL
UNTEERS. vii sye N-~l OH fI south Carolina By 'ieU4
slip Arago On SATURDAY, May ~ At 10 a m.
MeurI. Of the Regiment ~ his city viii report Al The
steamer q, clock a. 81 dsy. with ree day cooked
rat0u.. Those requiring e. g. 10 Mdi siosn viii oDt4n
tfusps ration from Adj4tati LOOMS No. u 9ihay.
by order Of G. IL. |AN With Aol Toms
HENRI g. Looms Lieutenant and AdJt
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-MAr lo.--Before Judge
BRADY.
on


William NJ Giles act. William J. Howell
This is an action brought to recover damages ol
the defendant tho Keeper Of public house at the corner o.
Thirteenth street and Sixth avenue for unswuly enies
the Of TIE plaintiff who IL spohecsy doing pushes
opposite the defendant in Sixth breaking the ~uo
and wronguy committing other grievances, 80 tha se
crowd gathered and The plaintiff ohgd 70 close rs ~
The defendant nterposcs matter OF defense tnst INV
OF tie ALLEGED trespiss New Nents Day, when pai
entered biz place Of business and insisted upon drnks MS
Hquors free OF expense and the hakeepef refusing 70
knowledge their call, gave him boating ana seiveu
who inteIered in the same,wey. That On e s.a
ants into the street he them enter the lnh store ana
bis entering Was Tor the purpose Of aresng one 81 he P
and on attempting IT, roughly used and applied eciuo I'd
The evidence was very conflicting but the Jury rendered
verdict for the plaintiff for $50
.Ino. Graham for the plniu'si;
Chauncev shgfcr for the defendant
sPEcIsf TRRx-MAT l0-Reiore Judge CAHDoro
DECISION.
In 70 Charles A. Clarke.-Prayer OF petitioner
granted. III,
Sarah A. Boyce sgt. Henry Boyd-Ca'e settled. IT.,
Louis Dsgram at. dophus SchIynisef-Moon aehie1'
without costs.
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rl'HE DRAFT POSTPONED!
1900 VOLUNTEERS WANTED
\ CHANCE FOR PAT RIOTS

\ CHANCE FOR PA L RIO Il >
I. having been determined that tie City Of SewYors f.
delclrn. only TWELVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN
MEN In f., quota under tho Presidents call 10000 men,
tie Dsn postponed for low days in order to enable
he filing Of The quota, II possible, BY volunteering
The County Volunteer Coi,no- appeal to the patriot,
,m Of tho citizen. OF h, County aid them ia raising tho
Twelve Hundred and Seventeen Men needed aud ha'
the County from the misfortune OF Dran.
Tb- County Volunteer Committee viii p,y the following
Boun,le. unit. further notice:
FOR ARMY RECRUrrS................." $500
FOR MAKiHES................... 800
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR THREE YEARS. 300
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR TWO YEARs...... roo
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR ONE WAR;. 100
County Premium Of @lo will also be- psl fos bringing
Army Recruit. this Office in addition to the Oovernmen.
Premium Of $40 and County Premium Of $40 will be paid
for bringing Naval Recruit
Lc. the citizens Of NewYorE make grand and Grs rally
10 save o, from the impending dfin.
c. GODFREY GUNrHER, Mayor,
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
ELIJAH F. PuRDY, Supervisor,
oRlsoS BLUNT, Supervisor.
WILLIAM NJ TWEED Supervi.or
WILLIAM Il. STEWART, Supervisor,
GEORGE oPDYKE, Auxiliary Member.
oEIsON BLUNT Chairman
Eew.Yori May II, le6I
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,ROGATE'S COURT-MAY lo-Befors Surrogate
TUCKER.
THE WILL, OF X. L. CUEiSrY.

In the ustter Of the Estate 81 Edwin 2. Chusty
The former collector Of this estate having re-
signed application made this eiierDoon iof the ap
poiriInenl Of another person a. collector -
The Surrogate took the papers aud reserved his decision
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nliIiiarp Noliere.
STATE OF NTw NoHk.
OFFIcH OF PAYrA.TrK 6ESTRAL,
AIn.Nr. hny y lft4

OFTIcH PAYrAsTrK bFSFRAE.
Albany. MAY . lit4
EOR WANT of the like facilities as were
afforded ne in the Mort, cru aud Wo.,ein Div lone ihe
men enlisted under the recent calls In the southern DIV
the state comprising TIE hr tea tcugcs-i9nal IN
trcl Obliged, othem 20 20 10 tie hed without
the ST II BOUNff. Ia the recent battles many whom toe
payaser had not yet boeH able TO reach IA The LED may
Layc been killed.
Widows sud Others residing In New York City and it, vi
ciny havif claims his once viii VI they cal on MAJOR
ROBERT BENSON. IT,. No. state It, Nrwi ork City,
have their papers arranged and 5rw ardc ire Of expense
JOHN ID. VAN buren,, !aymAs',r OcueIaL
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RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.


~ from foot OF Courani;-st connecting at llsmptos
Junction with Delaware Lsckswsuna ard We4rern Rsroad
and with Lehsh Valley Railroad rid It's connso
tons forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West viii
out change OF cars -
GREAI MIDDLE ROUTE 10 The WEST.
Sixty Nes and Two Hours saved by this line TO ChioseA
Cincinnati NJ. Louis with bat change OF cara
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing May ?, 1854, leave New OH "a follows;
HARRISBURG FxPRgss-At a. m. for Esston Readin9
Potts willie. Harrisburg, MaIch Chunk Wiliamsport Thh
train at Harrisburg at M, connecting East am
the Pennsylvania Railroad North and south 90 tbs
Northern Central Railroad, and with the Cumberland Vsi9
Railroad 10 Here-stown.
MAIL 1RAIs-At 8l0a for Easton, Wster Gap, Scrs
ton NikcsoaIre, Great Bend, fnston, Blu .hainton ao
II y. TaAIs-Yor Easion, Allentown, Nsnch Chunk, VIZ
l!arn.pmt Reading. Pottsvilo Harrisburg. &C.
$40 =. Nor Esston Be,Beleni, and siauch Chunk
4: W aud 5:il-for Someryue.
I'm WESTERN kxPRrss-For Esston, Allentown ReaA
ing, Harrisburg. ritsbuEsh, and the Wet Sleeping a.
throu,h nom Jersey o. 70 Pittsburgh .
fLizABgTAPORT AND NV YORK fERnY-Leaye New on
from Pier 10. y. IT, a. y.I5 u 10 f:J0 and 9;Jo p N
Boats stop II Bergen ion. and Mariner hnbor
Tickets the West be obtained at the ohce Of n
Central Railroad Co. Of NewIeIsey. foot Of Courtlandt1 81
a, No Asto. House. No III BroaiwaY and at the Prind
pa. hotels JOSIAH w. SIbAhNS' oVpesih'ehoen-
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EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and


E'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW.
steamer METROPOLIS Capt. BroSn, leaves New ODD
every II EsDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, It
O'Clock r. ui and the EMPIRE STATE Capt. Brayton. a.
MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY, at ) O'Clock p. o.
from Pier No. North River .
Here viii DO regarded a. secured to any apph
cant until the same shall have been pad. tor
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dpss0
by an Express FreighI Train
Il. LirrLEfIELD. Agent No. Y Broadway
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MERCHANTS NAVIGATION and TRANS

NJ IIN HIM . NV IfrA IV.N UIu T .f4NO
Va PORT ALTON COMPANY, for BOSTON via GRO
TON. NEW.LONDON, SrONlNGroN, PROVIDENCE.
NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and NEV-bEDfOND.-Ihe splea
did steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK
will leave Pier No. TO- North River foo. OF Courtlandi ST.
daily Except Sunday, at D. m.
Fcight taken Is By any other line. Office Of Con
psuy, No lis West corner Of Courtlsndtst.
New iork. NoY. J. To- W. N. EDNNARDS, AGENT
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DEYNOLDS TURBINE WATER
IL WHEELS.
Coinpeer men employed to measure streams, make
plans. and put In fumes, wheel. and Gearing .
TALLCtJT 4 USDERlllLL 40 Broadway. NewNork
CUOE MACHINERY. -llAWKlNSs Gel
> ebra,ed POWER ROLLING-MlLLs aud SPLITTING.
II. ~ fAYSE, Ncwbuypor, Mas
Two Paper Manuiacturers.-for sale, 12-inch
L FourIner Machine with Iron Drying Cylinders, ~
inches diameter inches long, Irou Calender ho Ines
aud Gutter all complete Also Cylinder Machines OF older
eni widths o. roe Enens' Of 'ahon. ',.e snd bed RAN,
Oldes taken for al Kinds Of PapcIhA Maebne! BY pEit
TNHE METROPOLITAN IRON FOUNDRY
foot 10th IT, North River formerly carried by Alessr.
COX CHURCH, Is pTepIsed 70 furnish castings o. all
descriptions VIZ Machinery, stow Plates, Gias Work Orns
mental Raga &C Particular sttentou paid to Jobbns
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miles shorter 10 Cincinnati; change oil cars 10
,mies shorter Ceyesud change Of cars ID % nia
hore, to Chicago; OF cars IL - miles shorter
Ut. Louis. two changes Of cars Ofce No. "a broadway
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