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Trnvclpr., Guide,

To Albany py Hudson Il. r., Depot Sth. & and
loth-gve., and by Harlem X. H., pepot Ious
end 9Th. av. via Hudson River, ~ ~ a. M IT.
Z, sud 10 y. M. wa Harlem II a M ana At y, ~.
Sunday tlain via hudson River p. IN Cry ..
cas- run between Chambers and 5Othse station
ard CITY Hail sud 26thst. station.
10 Baltimore and Washington, by the NewJersey
II. r.. foot Of Courtlandst, and 10 a. m,
D. M and IL midnight. Sunday. ............." O. M
To Boston. by New'London line, Pier 50 ~ H.
daily tSu day excepted p n
S-bsi and Thsv ................sa. aud p. m.
D0', va s3ore ile i2i and o. m sund,y.. p
West by I'm. Railroad, foot oil Chainoet"s@' 80
AT ! 10 a. m. and p.n. EIniHant taii.''.. " Id
To Manchester sud Long Branch oy h i I'LL S,i
Delaware Ray X r., via steamboat Jesse h"y,' -
f,ortier r. r. y H
10 Gresnpor' oS no ,ss Y"nIank' a. m aud D.
Morris aud EsseS H. r. foot oi bsreiAy-s..,, =,
s,S} a. ~. 10 an Norris'own Exprc...... p IN
Ses sra cave Peek slip at... - m
10 Ns~,hl'en, 9y VI ifs 3:i5 a. aud p. IN.
| To the West by Central Railroad Of NewJe,''S
via Allentown. RON foot Of Lioeitys'.. NJ H. -,
| 10 Phiadelphia. by NcwJersey Knilroad, loot o.
Court andt-si T. 10 and u a. NJ. y m,i and D. -
m aud II midnight. ........;......... p m
| TO Providence by steamer City oiPIoyld. nee ey
cry Tuesday. rLursd'y snd saturday nom f'ef An n,
81 ...''..:. n loo. 81
Courtlsndt-st.. and la M, p n'' ana - , . -,
nldnishs, SJ ;;c,1 h L. S:.Jcr.ey.
nom Jersey City at 81 VT y and o;os p M Al -
IT, 49, i,issn. evrry saturIay Atlantic and M-sssi pp
For savannah ev.ry Saturday by Empire Line.
! Garrison 4 Allen. No. Rowling Green. NJ,
For Ssyannah every Ttursd = Pioneer Line fief ~
No. N IN rc;.i to- loii iio T5o,
see Advertisements in another Dirt OF this 2iPer
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DNsA BLEED sOLDIERS' AND SAIL.
ORE RELIEF FUND.

Imrcssaut Rosoiution Of The Commute,
--Yatriofie Letter from Gov. Featon-
A Permanent Home for the Crippled
Ui,san Veserans-Another Distribution
of Relief on tho 22d inst.
Ataluaeting ofthe Committee of the Soldiers
and Saikas Relief Fund, held at the Office of tn
Society, Ma l36 Canalst on March 8. the following
proceeding and resolutions were unanimously adopted
supervis N Willmann. Chairman, submitted 10 th
Committee TIE following letter, received from BIZ
E1celency, Gov. Fentor:
STATE ~ NEW YoAK. EXECUTIVE DEpARrxrsrl
ALBASY March s. 1866. ;
AxosxAs wn ssAsy, Csairmaa, ]. B. Herman Manage,
oEsTIExEs: am in reo,ip. Of Of the 10th ult
;ss & nS I S.s.d T1S5: s I'D q Ss'
s.a s ssis% S v5 s9a ssy. .Sse,sy
% rapidly industrial pursuits cannot doubt
ssS. Gs .rsrd ySu s bo vii VI f h. ~ that
you to be the alon OF the gratitude and liberal benefa
hoped that there be organized System Of relief thai
nay shield the late = neers u the nations liberties from
sn"er'ea wan, end . + ing
After the reading ~ the Governors letter tic fol-
loving resolutions VI y unanimously adopted;
yuPahlznr with tie OBJECTS IN view be called At an early
day to adopt such ,On, take such measures as "a
i'd d Dis @ t TadRS Vrs1s a snd s GqSs T.
be and also IN aid OF the widows Orphans those who
tsve fallen an the defense ftie nAt.onf hber,es
herted That the import en- question of establishing
nseDt Home for the crPp ~ and Impoverished Union .o
der md sailors be subme t!o the neeing with plan of
lziou which will honoi his great metropolis while n
viii afford eenei inhsb vts the Of psyins
their last dsts gratitude and sspec TO IL deseryps
and suffering Union defenders.
Hesoied That the Commit .s make an earnes, appeal to
thc leading citizens and the pub o. in general contriInte 10
t Rehef Fund and to aid tn, to realize such charitable
which is IN unison with h feelings of the poole and
(Which has been strongly amended by their Exeeen
The President of the United s,sf and the Governor
Nsw-lofk Dad
R'olled That the General Con e;tee acknowledging the
snsoent services Of tie Soldiers islors Empypent and
rf Agcley, hereby appoint Hlcntiye Committee viz:
spsres. Mimaun, Chaifman Col b Herman, Manager
"m H. FIELD. Secretary; Tleo. Ovi AL Treasurer.
hk,eitfd. Tat The Executive G asnt,ee vii. present
monhv returns a. al contributions eiVed and d.sbuted
by tie 9nage-.
R.'ord ha, another distribution teef VIII sie place
% l - sC ana tLsi our fclowtiiz be requested 10
sIo ' So'eiQn' either II provision clothing &c, TO
To- HeiH 81 -ia asef NO 10 Cal4lt money 70 the
BxoC8st - - ~ =
iiref That the leading spspers be requested to pup
h re a5ose important the sle Of tie
sh es nsO1 veterans.
PIsgns desiring 20 take active part IN the progress
OF the Eel2f FUND Society either by eOLI Ibutions 10
tat ii or Otherwise can obtain satisac oYy 3forpa
oa iion tie Executive ConLsiiteeor Naio.lien John
a. Dg. who bas kindly accepted to attend Ia person
lie Gs.TiDGtoa Of relief Oh the ed insi AZ No l36
Canalst.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK ........I
Cleared.


Steamship c. W. Lord Ward Wilmington, G. 0oodspeed
Steamship Nouvea Monde tFL). LemaiTe Have George
Mncscnrlr. o,,,
Steamship Herman tBnulb wenke, Bremen, oslrieh'
steamship Warrior Mott, Providence Neptune Steamship
Co.
ship Protector Now Mronie, Liverpool via Savannah,
Punch Meinoke Wendt . .
ship Old Colony. Berry, Caao via Philadelphia " u.
Bark Casco. Gardner, Trinidad, Cabs o s. Stephenson.
Bark Caseo tNorwl LoNaldi, CoTk, Punch, Weineke
Wendt
Bak DOpbne Fr) Gavelln, St. Pierre, Mart, g. B. Ray.
maud
Bari George Bel tBI) sesvc Cork for orders via Bait
Biz Tcho Obi, BERT, Csrienis Edui,ton Bros.
Bhs Victoria Amelia 9th feIri,r Trinidad aud Cienfae'
sos y. r. smsley.
Hrie Alice orr Loud Rio Granle do Sui Brett, Son
Bris OMAHA Robinson H. Yves, Inues, y. Trowbridse.
Brig Madonna (Br J, Jordon Bathurst, W. C. a, Miller
Big A. v. GOOdhue tBr, Crosby Ragged Island N $. Ed
mion BRO.
schT Il. r.. Pecser Brirn New Orleans, " II. Bingham.
Schr Adeine Townsen1 Townsrnd, Charleston 5. G.,
Browne 4 Ward.
sohr Mary Louise, Gsali, Washington. " C., Zephu
Mn,.
schr Susan brown Price Baltimore.
schr. r. D. Potter. Key West, Bcuner Brown.
sclr. Ned sumIter Lord Portland, }. V. Hsyland
schr. Robert Knapp, Stamford.
schr. La Creole iDnicbb. Camp bel Cnrscoa noyale.
Sohr, Uem. Powell Galveston, Murray Ferris CO.
schr Laura Frances, iiisy,, Hockand w 5. Brown Co
sohf. knhLsntrc C0nlry, Pnri., Bishop Bro.
sciT. Orlando Smith. -. Stamford.
schr. John Wood, CaIdnBs T. 5. Powell
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THE SUPPOSED MUnDEB IN
sECOND-AEE.

Copciusior of the IDquesi-Verdicf OF the
Jury-yhe Mayor Recommended ."
OGtr q Reward for the Apprehension
Of the Nurdcrcrs.
Coroner Collin yesterday concluded the IN
pa ut evs7entylrd Precinct Station House on INC
by e. the yns nown who WIS found shot through
he heal in ss~aI creek q. the sSHAta % one.nana'
TTss,st sat fisSSpSt Considerable e1citepchs Il me
neirhhoriA 3D. and many are the surmisss rs 70 the
orsos vls,h LED ia the commission OF the aet' From
~ sset % a trse being found OF the body containing
e5 man argue that he could not nave been murdered
- tie axe II plumber while cters dsrkly hint at the
no.gbi1J of Bis having been british spy ana being
ht ~ the Feuins in one n. iAei secret conclhVes.
rnUrd. red in oider 10 onacuaiy prevent HIS I'm.
nsrtiDg ~ he British Government the information OF
winch he had become possessed. All Is COZ lecture;
1nwcver neue Of the friends Of fhe murdered man or
he has auy b. this country having come FORWARD 10 'e
IS 10 he is or when last seen.
Several viAacsses were examined. They testined 70
ave fact Of lding tie body and that the creek In
rbich il was [oand had since been dragged, for the
w. hout reslt The theory Of the Deputy Coroner, DR..
4 Thomas Robinsal published in IHR Ih'iuNE OF yes
te-rqv that the corpse brought there III wagon.
rene yed by two ten. and thrown where found, win
the h pc that IL wqnd hoat away with the nfsl ngh
tide received conf rmatoD from several OF IA vat
nessos low tide owing TO the northwest wind which
has been blowing for days past alone prevented
the IDEA Of tie maIderers from being carried into exc
cutiOn.
The JnTy after a shoSt consultation, rendered the
| following verdict " That the said unknown man came
10 his deeth by gansnot wound IN tho head innisted
by some person or persons Unknown. and We recon-
end III thc Mayor offer reward OF 500 Tor the mp
! prehenSiop u the parties
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LAW lSTRLIrGENCE.

SUPREME COUlT-CnasBERs-MAEcn a-Befofs jus
tire lSGKaHAA.
DECISIONS.
The People &c, agt. Antoine Vooran.-Motion
for mandarngs denied
Before Josiice BAssARp.
James c. Bleak Ggt. Geo. H. Stuart.-Motion
denied
John A. Schultz agt Dennis DE Motion grated
In tine matter Of John Doe FOR dsctag order his discharge
on the ground that the commitment - not legal Police
Justice Bowling zni % sentence fof msdemeanoi TO
the Penient sTy nor hold CoIft Of Special sessi1ns
unless he be Justice Of the Second or Fourth District
nor unless the associate Justice 10 absent rom IL an
iune1ibe rule OF law that formal comiisI1e must 'ho" OIL
i.,sdictouAl facts.
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LIABILITY OF HOTEL KEEpEns.-In the su'

lin u
perior Court yesterday, before JUSTICE A"so" -
case of John A. pjselow ACT. Adolphus Lachenmeyer,
The n,siptjf while occupying room in the Ia Fargo
House on the ODD Of September lost his eou "a'V'
,ro rircs .oorf min md some $500 for which 10
elaine ,be r,orrietor WIS liable. The whole amour
Of the claim Vas $3.50 The defendant sets up tha tfe
goods should have been put in the cafe and tha'
ef the hotel having safe having been posted aecoIu
;r to the law he was Liable. He further contenueu
that the plaintiff was guilty Of negligence NOT Doll
inT his door at night. The plaintiff insisted INA, ms
door was dny boed and the theory was started tnal
norson Who had formerly occupied tho room ana nad
eft carpet bag there had obtained permission 10 re-
tnrn for IT, and secreted himself in the room oeie NV
nlaintiiT retired The Judge charged that tne sn,e
a., Ala moi anply 10 watch and reasonable Jewery ior
syeryday wear. nor to such ofmoney asa reason,
able person would carry with him foF his expenses hs
if, to 1.-THE iury 10 decide whether the artcles '
49, ,r;,bin tho exception The jury rendered YER
dict for s525 for the plaintiff W. g. Brown for pam
inf, Mr.. Morrison for defendant
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPRoIAL Tgts-MARcn a-Befor
Justice BARBOUR.
DECISIONS.

James Cuas, IT,, ct al agt ID. r. Smith-Mo-
ton granted terms.
Albert L. Ken, ct al Ast Louis Waters ct a-Motion
granted . .
Lewis A. Melbant agt The Norwich and New York Trans
poaion CompanyMo,On granted ard cause referred to
Referee to hear &c.
James Drvne Sarah James G, tLMoon to vaca,s In
Junction granted with ~ costs
WiDm L. Carey agi. fah James e b-Aoon 10 vaehte
Injunction granted with 81 cosi..
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sail. Close mt tho Posr.0mcc

For Atlanta, Augusta, Charleston Columbus Mont
gOinefy, Pensacola, Mobile. Richmond " lining
to. n. c-nsils close daily at.....~.......... 81 p
For Europe via Quebec seauleTs-Mails ulalnup
every Wednesday and closed At 80 y. M. Lot
tiers to be- specially addressed via Quebec"
For Now Orleans by Rail- osd-Mai. Gloss dailya POI.
All Mai, Gss W,sin"t"n ~ e. sea, inland hereafter.
For Denver City, COLORADO, Great Salt LsEs, Utah. q,
and Plaeelylle. California. daily, tsnndayse,. . .
.eept ~ By Overland route 49,. y D.
North Mail tva Hudson River H. r. through and
way Nail. .."..."...".......5 a. N. aud 81 p. NJ.
Esst Mai lyia hewliayenH R...5 ln., ~ aud p.
i.ast Mail (New Haven NAy.. aud ~
fhst Mal ivlt Newport and FAN River ...,.." y.
bputh MI t.o IN. a. m
Batmore and Nashngon.........5a H. a and 10y p. IN
rspnrsh and W heeiEg A. IN. aud ~ ~
a. lAi-si NJ \ aud lni p.
Atlanta. Augusta, o. gIDbns, Macon Memphis, ~.
Mon,goDery, Raleigh Mobile, Wilmington. y.
G., savanilsk Newb,rg ~fose day............. 5a m
inchmond .. IA aud 81 ..
ChaTe.ton, daily s a. reptins on Thursdays
aud Saturdays BY steamer. ,No'in' sl... u y. ILL.,
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,onr DAILY rRYsE SATURDAY MARCH TO- 1sc6TRpLE sHEET

Are At the CIV Assembly Rooms. bnt subsequently nd.
mitted that thew had been stolen. The cigars were
subsequently Identified as part Of the stock o. Messrs
Park Tiforj corner Of Sixthaye and Ientn.si S.
Aeker. Merrill g. Co, corner Of CLambersst ana ool,
jgpaee THE cigars found the possession ottne DOVE
are valued at sl25 The accused were commlleu ,oi
trial by Justice Dodge. They belong to Oh orsah'@eu
gang Of young thieves
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FATALLY SCALDED. Coroner Collin yester.
fay bed inquest at No. 81 East Eghythird st. on
the hody Of William A. Berry aged year a rd months
oh Aoncfy last the deceased while stirring sone boil
w Starch - pan upon the stove in the Kite. on OF his
itsihrnce tipped over tae par, and n. starch
was NO Ia hs fnce and filed me ear. Tie little
sufferer Eg-red Until Thursday night when lie q. ed
a yey9ict u eo!dcLil death was rendered.
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LAUNCH All GREEyroIxr, L. I.-Messrs.

Pike & Davis, ship builders viii launch today frors
their yard Ut Greonpoint fms big OF the following
boId IsIet She Is with double deck as tlns hufdcu
ond wei single deck 81 tuns burden. She Is built
tbroughon OF white oak and yellow piae. IL CO 1per-
fastened through tIena!ed With locust and ls IN very
wav a superior vessel, rating the h.gAed at French
Iloyd's, under whose superiuteudence sbe ~ being
built She VIII be commanded by Capt. W. H. f.hi7ru
who is part owner Of the vessel.
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A SPECIMEN OF TUE Grpr BAZAAR swISDLIyo

oGicer Field Of the Fifth Precinct yesterday arrested
~ re,nev ntonrietor of n gift bazaar at No. 3J9
We,t a. on HE complaint OF John Sullivan resiu"ht
Of Boston. The complainant states that on Tue iosa
ult he was induced by the accused TO eneI ~, riaIe
r he ostensble purpose Of buying jewelry. hut whe
there was induced TO gamble with dice whereby ne ost
s69 Justice Hogan committed the prisoner ior TX
animation
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PROBABLE INFAsucIDB.-Yesterday Coroner
ro bod n, innuest at the Seventh Precinct Station

Cover held an inquest ht tue oo'eH'" ''NN' .
House on the body Of female infant fIom ne te.u
mony II would appear that the body was ioun" ~ .ne
halfway of No IS Markets. wrapped IN some clotkvs
None III me nmates profcssed To know anything OF H.
DEPUTY Coroner John Beach, NJ. d., made pos, post
moitein examination and found the lace ruen u,s..
ored and the features distorted. The organs ~e'e
healthy, and the lungs proved The child to nave peen
born alive In the opinion of the doctor Sea'a
caused by strang uiatiOn. and ayeTdict 10 'u e"'0
as rendered.
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Ovp THOUSAND DOLLARS DAMAGES by A

FAILING WALl.-In the case Of WIN. Heiierman anu
VITA act james Bernhard ct al the particulars OF whch
hro brcn already reported decided In he superior
Cont before Justice Garvin, yesterday Inc ueense
was that the defendants were not in any manner nekl
GENT nor careless in the construction OF the wan; hn
mat its falling was caused by severe storm being ns
act Of God for which the defendants were nov eggu
able The Jury rendered verdict Tor the pt'. ,or
s 600 ana he Judge granted an allowance OF hvs per
cent and SO DAYS time 10 make case Gen. Slnu'o'a
S,r nIsIntifs. Tlbridge r. Gerry for the defendants
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THEFT op HARyEss.-On Thursday night
Patrick Kenney entered the stable offrederek Young
and John c. Eoks In the Of 80. il9 East fo1Ist,
Sfnp .hv nIiny Tr- az the 9Th Precinct. on emery
Ing DOB an alley feeding from the stable 70 he street
rs was committed Tor trial by Jddse Shandley.
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Arrived.

Steamship st. David (TIr) Glasgow Feb Moytlle is via
Portland 7th inst. with ndse. aud III pas. TO iIans
Guion.
Steamer Warrior Mott Providence.
Scbr. Delnlar, Lapk, Newb.In. n. G..
Sthr. Challenge, Hawes El1abeihpoh Tor Providence.
Scbr Rocket, Marshal Ehxabethport for Providence
SchT. Asrl PTedulorr, -, Southport
Schr Ictala, Baker, rroylleDcc.
Schr Owen Bear,e, Parker Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr A. Harmon, Cobb, Phiiadephil tor Providence.
sehr Ann. = Safer Baker EAzabothpoT for Providence.
WIND-Sunsct NV.
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CHRss-Ay IMPORTANT MATCH FoRTHcoM.

MGA match Of great interest TO the chess players Of
this country. and which will not be without its In
1uence upon the estimation Of American chess players
abroad will be commenced, at the New-York Chess
Club. early next week The contestants are Mr.. Geo
H. Mackenzie one OF The best OF English players, and
victor in the late Tournament and Mr. G. Richem, the
best player In Philadelphia and afer Mr. Murphy. the
first OF American players The match is 10 be decided
by the winning Of seven games by either player and u
is stipulated thai either shall consume more than an
hour in making ~ moves. No money IL TO be staked
upon the match as the New.York and Philadelphia
Chess Clubs object the practice Of betting upon chess
but the expenses OF each player vii DO met BY the OPP
posing Club Mr.. Morphy. having practically retired
from the game. the winner of this match will have q
title to be considered the chess champion OF the United
States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10
CITY NE VS..

You've MEs's CHRISTIAN AssOcIATION.-The
Rev Alfred II. Keog will preach by invitation OF this
Association, tomorrow evening in toe Rev. DR..
Crosbys Church. Fourhave. corner ofTwentysecond'
st. The Society invite the attendance OF young men.
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Religions Noiiecs.

At Ebbiu Hail. No. 50 West Thiry.thd.st.. Mr. J. O.
fleH VIII address tlle Society Of Progressive spuai.t,
SUNDAY, at lOI and n o'clock. The Chdrens lyceu.i
meets a. 3 M. S-ats free. ' ''..t
American Protestant 1fission.-Div Service
every SABBATH EVENING m the large Lecture Room No
10 WEI Twenty .ornhst, between Sixth and Seventh.
ayes. SUNDAY EvE.lNG March ~. at n O'clock the
Rev. JAMES II. CAMPBELL, ID. ID. Seats free. ...
At the Church Of the Pilgrims West Forty eighth.
o, there IL b,,.seI Revival in pron.ss The Rev Dr.
SdiIlE Of London Enc. oil preach TOMORROW at "A
r. I've Rev A. BAKER the PASTOR viii preach Ut IL
PrayrI meeting M; also preaching each Even,
Ia; thrgus thewtek Seats free. Public cordially invited.
~ the Tweniicft-st. UBiversElist Church, west
Of slA hayt fhe Rev r.. O. BROOKS breaches by request
OF oung Men. Christian Af-oc.or the Relation and
Dliirs Of Chhhsn Employers. to their Employees" TOMOR
ROW MORNING. at ~ O'Clock. AFTERNOON ssJyca vi
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professional Notices.

\ RTIFlClAL EYES.-Artifcial HUMAN
"a ~ rs made 70 order and inserted by Dr f. BAUCH
T. GOIOELMANN formerly employed by Rossennesg Of
Psfis), No. 500 brostway. Now. Y ork n
INK. WIN. EARLs WORK of 2l0 Pages on
- Piles, Structure and Obscure Diseases OF Pelvic We
errn; Nc ace ~ cents Mailed fee to any part. Address
No. IL White-.L, New York
SURGICAL HOSPITAL under the exclusive
- care of EDWARD II DIXON M. H. Editor OF The
srape-Speciilty rhe obscure Diseases OF he Pely
Nscera Hernia lIemorhoids Varcocele Fi.tna and STRIFE
9re Office Loofs from stoa to3 and to evenings al,
No. u Filth avd "
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THEFT OF CIGARS By BoYs.-Michacl Kenne-
dy alias james Smith. John MeBride. William Fitch
and John Conway nliis John Woods, were yesterday
fonnd selling cgess Tenth,ave at price far below
the real value. and arrested by Officer Tech,nan
OF the Twentieth Precinct. The boys. on being Ques.
toned stated that tLey procured tie cigars Vt the late
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Disss..f2e Sun 900 Moon Rises. u 10
MON WATER
Sandy Hook. lsiJ GOV. Island. l:ji He'd Gste... -
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The Chrirtian Methodist,

ANEW REVIVAL HYMN AND TUNE BOOK. II con.
tains nearly 200 Hymns aud Tunes both old aud new aud
one Of he best books for revival meetings that has been
issued Among the and beautiful tunes would men
tion the following: Oh you must be lover Of the Lord"
sung by the soldier. in the Amy and has been the
Of the conversion of thousands OF souls Mariners Hymn
Let 90 the Anchor;r Lion Of Judah -" Shall meet
YOU all lhere % Skinner, will you col" Jesus died
Tor you "Ch let your hearts be troubled etc Price,
paper covers 30 cents - per doreni board covers, &c.
81 90 per dozen ed at the retail price. Sample sheets
cents each, 80 per hundred mailed.
HORACE WATERS, No. i3l Broadway, NY, Publisher
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TWENTY YEARS IN STATE PRISON FOR STREET

TWENTY YEARS IN STATE PRISON FOR STREET
ROBBERY. Yesterday In the Court Of General Sessions
before Judge Russell the OF John OConhor alias
Shorty" charged with robbery, was brought up for
trial. The testimony Tor tho prosecution went to show
that abaut two weeks ago Patrick Kearns was way.
laid IN Seventh and Sixtecnttst and stripped OF
most unfortunately for the thieves obsereed their
operations, and gave chase 10 Connor the rngleader
He was arrested in n doorway where he had taken
refuge and the stolen coats found in BIS pos
session The jury found him guilty and the Judge there
upon sentenced him totbe State Prison at hard labor
for years OConnor wes one Of the notorious gang
OF rufans no infest the neghborhood of
and Eghteenth-s and was the accomplish OF Ward In
the murder OF Policeman Walker last Fall His crimes
now brought TO close, and the community 10 well
rid of villain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10
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