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MYSTERIOUS CASE.
Probable Murder in Newurh, N. i.
Middletown.

Probable Murder In Newurls, ". y.
on the night OF March 27th, some three weeks ago,
Christian Steor middle aged German residing at 227
Church street, Newark left home for the purpose OF
procuring glass OF beer Failing to return that night
his vile naturally became very much aai med, and
q search was commenced and continued for many
days but no clue to the missing mans whereabouts
could be obtained. Yesterday hts dead body was
from the light house, 1t was covered with outs and
bruises ana the authorities feel satisfied fhat tue
poor fellow was fouly dealt with. TIE pouy was
Neminger's factory. Philip Schiiig was sent Win
the Information OF the 1udng oi lhc Vouy 70 tne
city. IL was brought hither aud the auIn0rties are
now investigating the matter Mrs. steor fully lden
titled toe deceased az her husband. she has NO
Gnnily.
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ST. PATalCg'S CATHEDRAL.
Sermon by Rev. Fn,hcr s,nr

Sermon by Rev. Father sturrs.
A. the principal mass yesterday the Rev. Father
hcGcan ofiiciated celcbrant and the Very Rev.
Father STAIRS. v. G., delivered the sermon. The
reverend orator took his text the gospel of the
day-John xvi, 1s-22-in which is contained the
promise Of our Saviour to His apostles that "a little
while aud they should not see Him, and again lit
uo while and they should see Him." and that they
should sce Him again when their sorrow at His ab.
sence should be turned into Joy, which no man
could take from them. Father STAIRS dwelt on this
40 length, enlarging on II and pointing out
the peculiar bearings OF the promises ana
The New York herald., 1869-04-19

cal" II this were oil the result would
not be bad. but religion and even the soem-
mites OF death become subjects OF sport among
these MISGUIDED people. Idleness, stih another
habit is every mans bane. Habits OF usefulness
industry and steady toll should be formed In youth.
The drones are the vutnres Of society," 1t was hard
and irksome work that built empires IN the old ana
founded republic In the wilderness OF tne New
World; Industry that made the wondrous painting,
the great and enduring shaft. the Incompatible
statue and the sweet music OF heroic verse, ana II ID
only by continuing to employ our hands ana Drains
that we can ful1l the mission OF life.
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c,nIes. the musical porhon OF the services, under
the direction OF Professor Gustav Scnmitz, cons,ffS
of Mercadante's mass In nat. This comp9slIon
is well known TO all lovers Of sacred music It Is ar
ranged for three voices and received full Justice
from the Cathedral choir At the oiiertory Cberu-
bini's "Aye Mariap was given as an alto s9io. The
preston OF Joy and devotion apparent throughout.
IL was sung by Mrs. Werner, who possesses sweet,
clear voice, In exquisite STYLE and was aided ma
terally by the artistic accompaniment On the organ
BY Mr.. SchmitZ
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CHURCH Of ST. VINCENT Ftassa.
Sacred Concert,

AT this new church, corner Of sixty-sixth street
and Lexington avenue, o sacred concert was given
last evening" In aid Of the fund for the purchase Of
new organ. Among the choice selections were
Becthoven's great chorus, "The Heavens Are Prais.
ing sung by the Beethoven Maennerchof and So
cial Maennerchor; Mercadante's overture TO Ros-
slni's Stabat Mater,n played by Mr.. A. J. Davis;
fantasia by De Berot, for violin Mr. O. Gippner) aud
piano mr. Y. Seiberu, and several others. The
church was well filled aud the receipts were large
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r ELIC OU S
~~~~-~>~~~-o~,s---
Interesting Devotional Services Yesterday in
the heiTapcliiep. and Suburban Churches.
Protestantisyn, Catholicism, EGor-
monisua and 1piritnaksm.
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THE ETUMENICAL COUNCIL.
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Divine Worship In Washington, POugh.
kcepsie, Newburg, Bridgeport, New
Haven and Other Cities.

the subjoined reports of Sabbath services which
Book place yesterday In this city In Brooklyn and
the suburban towns, as well as In washington, New
Haven. Poughkeepsie Middletown and other places,
embraces an unusual variety OF topics and very
Interesting. 1t will be seen that almost all the
Christian creeds are represented, and that some OF
che noea cergymcu In the country otficiated.
The weather was auspicious IN the extreme and
the numerical attendance Of the different congrega-
tons was proporiioDateiy large.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN DnooaLys.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.


sermon by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
Rev. Henry Ward Beccher preached before very
large congregation yesterday In Plymouth church.
taking for his text the eleventh verse Of the sixth
chapter OF Paul's Episte to the EphesIans- on
the whole armor Of God that ye may be able 10 stand
against the wiles Of the devlLn Tns uord srmor
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-22
CURED AT HONE,


By addressing letter TO DIR. FLhTTERY,
stating case. symptoms and length OF time the
disease has continued, can have medicines
promptly forwarded. free from danger and PC
curcly sealed. TO any part OF the county, with
nIl and plain directions for use.
Consultations free, and communications strict.
~ confidential. All cases guaranteed or tho foe
will he refunded In every case.
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MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY %, 1859
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. TAI
ORMSBY HOUSE.

Corner Of Carson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY,. .......NHVADA.
R, L, GARDNER ---- Proprietor.
rrHIs HOTEL HAS BEEN REFuR- HiS
i nIshed and rcfltted throughout, and ID k1lH
now omen for the accommodation Of the 63,tt
public. NO PAINS WILL BE SPARED to
make this 4
FIRST CLASS HOTEL! (!
THE TABLE
Will at all times be supplied with the BEST
that the SAN FRANCISCO MARKET affords,
together with every attention TO the require.
mcnts Of guests. F
THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
viii find it 10 their advantage to stop at this
houae, II being the
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE
For all the different stage llRcs which leave hero
DAILY for all portions Of this State, California
and the Atlantic Statos.
eR-Thc Clerk will pay strict attention to
ROCKING PASSENGERS, and give any inior-
nation relative thereto.
THE BAR
Has been furnished with large stock Of FINE
WINES, BRANDIES, WHISTLES, ALE, roR-
TER, ctc. =" ....
Attached to the house, in tho rear OF tho bar
room, isa
BILLIARD ROOM,
With two fine tables with every equipment nee
cssary for pleasure and comfort.
Bf-rhc house will be open al ALL HOURS
Of the day and night dcl6,h
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CRISPER COMA
KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME y. =. THoRSToS, the great English As
trologist Cairvoyaut and dPsychomctIician, who haS
aStOnlshcd the scientific classes Of the Old W MoIn,
has now located herself at Hudson, n. Y. Madnine
Thornton possesses such wonderful power, oi ~ "
ou sight, ns 10 enable her TO iiDpaft knowlcIdsI ~
the greatest importance TO the single or m,,.
either sen While In state OF trance slc ac'lnea' e
tho very features Of the person y. you ~. nn,ycr
AMI by the aid OF instrument OF n,acs In ~ nro
knnwn as The psyGhomotfopc, guaIahtces W liz pts
dmcc Un.,iEc picture OF the ntirc huSDann a y, W."
Of the applicant. together win Iaroc,cr na % He Fiji.
postion u, ' n: Thousands OF testimonial. can as
ssr She when Inar ihe TG petaTe Is what
eate, ,s VI tn he IBy enclosing small lock OF halr,
h hsrpi stpais place Of BIRTH ace disposition and com
pcxIon and enclosing nIg Hcnts ro anS NH rersiys
r, veiore "iI desired Information by return mail. All
rpo,mm,Inicatlons sacrcy confidential: hddre;s IN
s"nmdsmcc. MADAME X. y. THORNTON. +. q. Box
S1I JIuISnn. N. v In
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BANKRUPTCY!
THE FIFTY PER GENT. PROVISION,

DERSONS DESTROYS OF AVAILING
i themselves Of the relief provided by the
United States Bankrupt Act OF March 2, 1867
arc hereby notified that discharges In bankrlpt
cy cannot be granted on petitions filed afieS
JANUARY /, 1860, where the estate of the mp.
plicant will not pay my per cent. OF tho llabi.
Ties proved against 1t. fat att HH
Until JANUARY !, 1869. petitions may be fled
and discharges granted thereon, without refer
ence TO the assets OF the iusolvcnt.
r. NJ. DAGGETT,
Clerk District Court y. s. for the District OF
Nevada. delft
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-22

scIrncc. acting upon the Beard and ialr N nan All ~
,he a,in nT parts and London with the most Halter
Ing sneeess. Names Of ali purchasers VIII @ o. rss
tered. and II entire satisfaction @ hs rs eHeeriIIiy re-
eres e,ndsJ Priee by mall, sealed and postpaid; ~
Descriptive srenars and !ss'l9S9oatc Go che%st. No.
Address DERGERT !si TSor SM 7. Solo agents for ths
United States.
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FREQ 10 Everybody!

A Large Lp. Circular, giving Information OF the
greatest Importance 10 the young OF both sexes
II teaches how the LONELY mag become beautiful
the dcspiscd respected. AMI the forsakcn loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fall TO send
their Address, and receive copy postpaid. by
turn mall. Address l.. U. Drawer, q,
apply Troy, n. Y.
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Private and General Chronic Diseases; Second.
AIRY Symptoms; Catarrh, Deafness, Dis
charges from the Ear. Impaired Sight.
Bronchial and Pulmonary Com
plants, and al the various dis
eases incident TO the Eye,
Ear, Throat, Lungs, and
the Mucuous Membrane,
Or any other part OF tho system attended with
functional arrangements or Morbid Discharges.
His consultations for years have averaged from
five to ten thousand n year, which gives him al
experience unsurpassed by any, and only equalcd
by a few.
Remember, h0 docs not promise 10 euro all
stages of disCasc While al diseases aro cura.
bic, II taken in season. all stages are not. YOur
casc may be durable this week, not next; today,
not 10. tO.InOrrow-hcncc the danger OF delay.
eR-No case will he received where thcro IL
any doubt Of cure and relief
Persons nj q distance. IN most cnEos may DO
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WTHlSKERS and
w u MustRchcs
forced 10 grow npon
the sniOOtlcst face
In from three TO lyc
weeks by using DR.
SEyIGNE"S II T.
sTA y KA TEU X
CAPILLAlRE the
most wOnderlnl dis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

It is important 10 those who are afflicted, or
TO those who arc Interested In the welfare OF
their friends, 10 be careful of tho many pretended
doctors who infcst all cities, publishing their
skill in curing all diseases in few days. and
imposing upon the public by using the names o.
eminent physicians from Europe and other
places.
DIR. FLATyERY docs not deceive people by
exhibiting bogus tiilcs. pretended patients let
tcrs, certificates, etc. Tho Doctor will satisfy
all persons who may call at his office, Of his abil
ity 10 treat all diseases he propOscs To cure. II
will cost you nothing, and may save you many
rcgrcts--ior, as advertising physicians In eight
cases ont OF ten are bogus. there II no safety IN
trusting any Of them till you know who ane
what they are. he docs not guarantee all cnses
fees are cSactcd only where cures can 10 cf-
fcctcd. Where doubt exists rs To the possibility
Of cure, II il freely stated. believing this IL the
only course for a physician 10 pursue.
Address, DIR. J. FLATTERY,
Sacramento, Cal
y. B.-DR. FLATTERY will appear al Va.
cinia, International Hotel, the LAST WEDNEs-
DAY OF every month, 10 cure the Rick. n026 1y
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uAvING JUST RETURNED FROM SAN
III FranciscO with a LARGE STOCK OF
FLOUR, am prepared 10 sell all articles In my
line ~ cheap NJ any man on the Pacific Coast.
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-FONEIuW -WHTFERNU8.

nig-r 3fl,fl
S.eiFegtsnd. The, sale ,de, ID. RefarmatiesN
at Geneva, has been switneasingn Arrange batl
ci9raeteristie, speetac An audience OF $500
persons a Ne We're eSllsetea e bear ess aisGnsr
tory, and the desirability or otherwise of ad-
uniting il into the instruction Of the yonp,s,
Ihe Z. REPRESENTATIVES, Of what remains Of DOS
matte Cnlyiiiisn was NJ; Bafdei; the organ OF
liberal Protestantistn, If. f,ufssoH professor ut
Nenfclatti 1t is needless to Soy that the Old
1 Testament did not meet with much mercy at
MS hands He thought, however, it might be
taught, provided it Was not represented to be
inspired; AS usual, il WIS found impossible to
connne the debate to its prescribed limits and
before he had concluded, the champion of
modern Professionalism had explicitly denied
the lnearnation, the Miracles, and the Resur-
reotiono OF cur Lord. What contrast to the
days OF Calvin and Servetus! Yet the modern
SerVet'ls Is hut the logical result and continue
tion of the original Galyin-L0ado1 Tablet,
Mdy 10. p ..s lut yltasasl oj...stfrt L5ptF
The Prince ~Tmpetia1-It is said that the
Prince of Wales, before leaving Paris, invited
| the Prince Snfperial to pass II few days With
him at SandriDgham, and that the Emperor
has accepted the invitation on behalf Of his
son. 'tii9-, 'at 81 ''''fa go ~
The Guard at the Iitileries.--ls Paris CORE
spondent mentions that by way. of precaution.
| the guard at the Tui1eries has been Increased
by quo men, who sleep fully -accoutred, and,
The troops, too, have been kept to their bar
racks. .st's-;-..t t,.,.ers mn .r.,,t
Trying to Sell a snag Church Liriag.--on Tuoa.
day afternoon Mr.. Driver the auetiouear of
Whitehall, offered for sale, at tire mart, the
adyowson and next presentation to the reetory,
aud vicarage of Westborough, with that of
Dry Doddington, in the county aud diocese of
Lincoln. Mr.. Driver, in describing the value
of the living, said If it were in actual possess
sion, he calculated that it would be worth
| &lo,090. but it was not in actual possession,
although, in the ordinary course of events the
present rector being seventy three years of
age, there would be vacancy before long.
Under these circumstances he was open to a
| bid-wouid any gentleman say 5000. After
a pause some one offered E4000; this was fol-
lowed very slowly by e4100, E4200, up to
f4S00, when the bidding came to deadlock.
Mr.. Driver. cleTerly urged the advantages
| Which the living presented, but nothing would
move the bidders; and he then announced
that the biddings had not reached the price
! which had been reserved.
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A METHODIST ON RITUALIsM.-The editor
of the New York Methodist lately paid a
visit to st. Adams (Ritualistic) church, and
his report is not very favorable to what he
there saw. He says he couldn't be reverent.
We once saw a revival in the Poydras
street Methodist church of this city, which
taxed our gravity, if it did not command
our reverence. A gentleman with powerful
lungs, whose Texas Tonic was said to be
more eficacious than his exhortations-
after setting several females into bowling
Mysteries, rose abruptly from his knees, and
turning to class leader, said HBrother give
us a chew of tobacco" But, chGcitn a SON
EaoNf-Me return To the editnrs1xtn says
We haEe-been to -Albaa's:-Ne-h have
| seen the show. We have heard the shrill
tenor of the choir-boys, and the deep bass
of the priests. We have duly needed the
| admonition placarded on each pew back,
| to contribute to the expenses of the church,
and have paid the usual fee. We did our
best to heed another admonltion of the pew
notice ''to be reverent," but with the grand
| old prayer book before us, and doing our
| best endeavOr, we could not. DecOrous we
were bound to be, and SO were all the audi
| tors but reverent-nO; at least, 1t was not
! possible.
| Not very long ago, at brighton, III Eng
land, when n Ritualist doing some
provisioning in his church, an eEraged
worshipper threw a prayer book at his
head. it seemed to us, that there was
enough to make all the prayer books in the
pews sof st. Adams fly, in u tempest OF
| wrath, at the heads of these perverters OF
simple scriptural worship. 1t is mOnstrous
that a Church which calls itself Protestant
can tolerate this senseless imitation of the
Roman Catholic ritual. 1t is a sorry piece
of mimicry at best, without the dignity
of the symbolism of Rome, it lacks the
| doctrinal idea of the real presence to give
it Justification
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Money Market.

We have material variation report in the Money
Market proper Tho stI 10 per cent per
annun for AL notes with unquesonable GoiateIs ah9
first class business paper without collateTas and 70 .
sr cent per month for good aud first class business
paper without collateras Mortgage notes may DE zen
If gk to per for Al and 10 70 IL io
good second class The banks continue to aiscGaE
most the approved business paper offered Dy Iuel
customers and arg free lenders cal or for short pc
RODS On satisfactory cOllateras. - - -.
dollars Ia. - - a., 4. . ~
Sterling Exchange I491 to 1914. Francs 3Is4 30 3''A
New York Exchange par to per cent discount -
Bpnds-Stats Levoe Skies 90; City Ten per cents 70
Due An active demand haAk vsiod for Metfoolta
Police Warrants and large amounts OF thein hAN'
changed haudB from % TO go cents on the uolia
City Treasury notes % to &c per cent discount -
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CANDm.-The Radical, Protestant periodi-
cal of some sort, published in Boston, thus re-
fers to Father Heclcrs lectures in that locality:
We hope the Father is right in his predic-
ton that all Professionalism must end-as u hos
ended. he says, in New Euglaud-in Rational
ism At present, most Of it lacks yigor to end
anywhere or anyhow. Ecclesiastical faith is
bet-ridden. Here and there n church, at great
expense, manages to bolster the poor thing up
of a pleasant Sunday, just long enough for it
to get breath to last through another week :;
but no one thinks of bringing the venerable
invalid out-of-doors, face to face with actual
life; the shock would be too great, the doctors
say and the people are too busy with their own
/ affairs to insist on making the experiment..
| Bnt Professionalism tends to atheism" says
Father Hooker why did Father Hecker stop
! at n half TRUTH Why did he not speak out
and say, "ProtestantisHl--the Professionalism OF
to-day--has reached atheism, and has not the
courage to avoid it," .-rs "a. ...
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ADMISSION. FIFTY CENTS
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AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.-The London Tablet,
in an article of great force on the present
condition of Spain, thus concludes:
Alas for Catholic Spain, for the prOudest,
noblest race in Europe, for the nation that
grew up in the Faith, which never compro-
missed with error, which was never anything
but Catholic, loyal to Rome, firm and
feryent. To-day it is without honor in
Europe, brought low by its miserable
rulers, and exposed to the greatest dangers.
Serrano, Prim, and TOpete represent the
noble race that drove out the Moops and
made Spain a. Catholic land: These
wretched men, doub1y dishonOred, traitors
to the Queen they owned, and the faith they
once professed, have now in their hands the
fortunes of men who are worthy of all pity,
for we know not how they came to be
abandoned to fate so cruel. Liberalism
and paper constitution, the two curses of
Europe i'll its civil relations, have made
Spain contemplate, but every good man
must hope that their deliverance is nigh,
for land of such traditions, the home OF
grand men and grander women, cannot be
spared in the world.
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G. c. Haley, of Commercial Place and Poy-
dras street. the Napoleon of sdeaeIs in addition TO
al the late montes, foreign and domestic has likewise
theBoston Pilot Irish People, Irish American, Citi-
zen ppletOhs Journal Harp. Bazar Chimney Corner,
Scientific American Dublin Nation, Imperia!st, the St
Louis, Cincinnati, Lnuisville, Chicago and New York
daily papers, Catholic World London Illustrated News,
Liverpool Mercury, Godeys, PeteIsOn's, Lesleys and
Democrats Lady's Fashion Books for June
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Beef Texas to l2t and $50 Mutton, IS to eOc Pork
2Oc Veal per ID. Chickens dressed, % to BIC Int
keys 81 to 81 Eggs 90 to SOC p dozen ..
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FRESH TEAS GOSHEN BUTTER, &c.-A. w.
Skardon Co, corner gsekson and Rousseau streets,
Fourth District spreads before thousands of readers
this day tempting list Of groceries to which would
reIer them. 4ALijt. :. a - 800 - !
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Iumber Markets at the New and old Basins.

An active demand still prevails for all descriptions of
1mber and cargoes sell ON arrival at outside figures
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PURITY Is ESSENTIAL.
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DRUGGIST ANDsAPoTHEeARY,
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A full assortment OF Fresh. Drugs and casnloAls
always on hand. -, ,-.-- :, a. $40 sI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Hair, and nail in great variety
SOAPS-EveFY quality and Prlce. IL . ..s-.
Special attention gIvof 70 the .,
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Allktnds OF chats Dsc9Fsti99s and Carved Affairs
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announced by Messrs. Gillin, McGuigan %
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that II will be literary, home magazine, and
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interesting and instructive. Zach number
will contain not only original productions
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