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the TwshTf-slx THOUSAND DOLLAR foHsssEs.

II will be remembered that on Tuesday last a
number OF forged checks, purporting to have been
issued by the banking house OF Jay Cooke 4 Com
pany, were presented at the bank Of the State OF
New York, and about $4,000 secured upon them
The forgeries Of the firms signature, as well as
those of the Officers were SO perfect that their detec
ton was almost impossible, and the facts showed
conclusively that the forgeres were the handiwork
or no inexperienced hand at the business. The case
was promptly placed In the hands Of the Superintend-
ent OF Police and Chief KelsO who after consultation
with the bank officials detailed two OF their keenest
officers to work up the case. For two days Messrs.
prosecuting inquiry as to who perpetrated the
forgeres. The clue was struck alter many ap-
parenty unsurmountable difficulties had presented
themselves, and three persons, well known to the
police as notorious "hnanciers" were credited with
the work. One OF the suspected parties, who gave
tie name OF George Smith, was arrested yesterday
morning and locked up at the Central once by those
officers, who searched him and failed to find any
considerable sum OF money upon his per
whereabouts OF the suspected accomplices, and
yesterday afternoon were In fair way
Of not only securing them, but also q large portion
Of the money, when an evening paper prematureiy
published the arrest OF Smith, as wesas the name
or one OF the other parties wanted. The result OF
this publication will doubtless be that the really
guilty parties will avoid the detectives and case
that under the careful management Il the Superin-
tendent Sergeant KelsO, and their officers, pro-
missed to result the convection Of the forgers anu
the recovery OF the money secured WILL In all pro-
baDiiiy, have to be abandoned as beyond the reach
OF the detectives and the Superintendent of the
Metropolitan Police force.
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donson az we have reached depth OF degradation ut
ss Fs revolt as 10 % Disgrace
eanss for relief as VIC despair OF asse IRON 81 Sp b
s %s osss Reo esy we s Ss as eserhns
e hope that grievances will be sufficient excuse for
this last 20 redress them and secure 5ssn. %
the 81 our ens aOss
Tee and see ali men with Us equally free as
tended all mankind to be- Our earnest belief that all men
IN 'Rss y
s wS H. Ssoss Ks adas rs
regard for the aenabe rights Of man as the basis OF free
dom and national greatness
Such are the facts showing the oppression Of Cuba
and her efforts to be free up to the 10th OF october
last. Since then the Cuban liberang army has been
gradually increasing Notwithstanding the losses
consequent upon steady campaign, and now CON-
prlses some AZ 900 men under @. NJ Cespedes who Is
the commanderin-chef OF that army and the head OF
the republican government duly established within
the lines of the liberators. Their lines run in
westerly direction from the eastern end OF the
the seaboard either North or South for want OF the
requisite armament to hold 1t. But the territory
in which slavery has been abolished, and in which
the Spanish control only the ground where they are
kept at bay. This has been done by the patriots in
comparatively short time, Notwithstanding their
sad deficiency In war material and leads to the be-
lief that II they had been tOleraby supplied with
such materials their movements would now cover
also the remainder Of the island, where no uprising
has yet taken place from utter want OF arms, while
their enemies are fully armed with the best approved
weapons or the United States. But such are our
neutrality laws. They allow a European Power to
obtain war materials freely from our workshops to
XXI for freedom e In the VERY
from supplying themselves with similar materials
from us to carry on their struggle against that
Power. Yet the Spanish hireiings, In their mis-
representations Of the CUBAN revolution, fire.
quently assert through their editorial columns
and otherwise that the laws referred to have
been violated. Let them bear in mind that
from the foregoing statement Of facts no other con-
cusion can be drawn but that Cuba is fairly started
n ind dnp hat han
have been manfully lighting for 1t these six months
without having yet violated our neutrality, despite
their lack OF arms and are therefore entitled to the
earnest sympathy OF our people, and the more so as
their struggle involves great American principle
namely that no European Power shall longer control
any country upon this hemisphere.
j. VALIENTE,
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the West. "<sheusoh IA N,S '~"--~ y,

the West -s-'"" " -
40 non, DAN RIO as OWN CIRCUS"
S,ates IT, y, us farewell tour through the united
Dan nimse,s ~ ~ exhibiting In CINCINNATI where
LARGO audi the capacity OF clown, Is uenghtlng
n,,l au" does. This show has Its lady riders,
sih,ets 4s'Y,ennes terpsichorean artists acrobats,
&c - and general performers.
" IN RoBINsoN's GREAT COMBINATION CIRCUS AND
MENAGERIEn
5th OF April 1t was in Louisville on the l4th inst.
where it was doing good business There Is ZOO
logical department connected with the circus, be-
sides $50 men, $50 horses fifty performers, five lady
eQuestriennes and three popular clowns. Its CHIEF
attractions, however, are q live baby white camel
Polar bear, herd OF porcupnes Miss Cordelia a
dashing female rider, and the great trick horse OF
Mons Franconi.
COLONEL AMEs' MAMMOTH CIRcus,n
at last accounts was preparing to leave New Orleans
IN which city 1t always winters. This concern is
known the ''Great Floating Circus from tile fact
OF its travelling up the Mississippi river and its
tributaries in an immense ark, IN which the per-
formances are sometimes given.
THE CRESCENT CITY CIRCUs,n
under the management OF Mr.. W. Moves Is at present
on its tramp through Texas. To-day and tomorrow
1t will exhibit in Galveston 1t embraces thirty male
ana female performers-"all stars"-and is regarded
as an immense institution in the great Southwest
'.CHARINI'S CIRCUS,n
when last heard FROM in the interior OF Califor
MA, where IL was meeting with much success.
'BAILEY's CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE''
was TO open in ST. Louis on the 18th instant, where
II will probably remain for one or two weeks.
"YANKEE ROBINSONS CONSOLIDATED SnOwSn
opened in Dayton. Ohio, on the 10Th instant
The company for James l.. Thayer's circus are to
assemble in Girard, Penn, on or before May /.
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NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

ArRocroUs AssAuLr.-Wlliam Connert was ar
rested by constable Burns yesterday morning on the
charge OF having attacked Michael Drummond
whom, II Is alleged, he Knocked down, beat aud
kicked m the face till his victim had become uncon.
scious and 1t was feared the case would prove fatal
The interference OF several neighbors saved Drum.
mond from being entirely despatched. The dispute
arose about the payment OF money. Connerty was
taken before Justice Allen, who held him TO bail for
trial. Rufiianism OF this type Is becoming common
TO an alarming extent IN Jersey CITY,
THE CooPERs' sTRIKE.-The Coopers Union held
meeting last evening to consider the issue between
the workmen and the bosses. 1t was represented
that the barrel for which q dollar IL demanded by
the coopers sells for 81 Is, and this price leaves
sufficient margin 10 the bosses without curtailing
the wages of the workmcn Mr.. Nc dahon on the
other hand, states that the men for some time past
have been paid one dollar each for barrels until last
Saturday night when for good reasons he asked for
reduction OF i've celts; but this demand was
spurned by the men, who express their determine.
ton to hold out for the dollar rate.
WAR ON THE HORSE RAILRoADs.-The Common
Council convened on Wednesday night at the call OF
Mayor o'Ncill to take action In reference to the en-
croachments upon Pavonia avenue by the ho,se
railroad companies, VINO are about TO lay more
tracks there. resolution was adopted insr,ictiur
the Corporation Attorney to commence proceed ngs
against the companies and sue out an Injunction n
necessary The source OF the trouble is that under
the charter OF the Legislature the railroad com.
out requiring permission from the Common Coun.
Gil. The Jersey City and Bergen Railroad Company
his become dangerous monopoly, while the iIO.
boken Railroad under the new management Is
simply nuisance.
Hobokcu.
STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or THE SUPREME
CouRr.-At the meeting Of the Common Council on
Wednesday night an order from the Supreme Court
was read setting aside assessments levied on pro.
perry In certain streets or Hob )ken being dispro
portionae, and directing the Council TO appoint com.
mssioners who Will make a just and equitable as
sessment and who shall submit their report of said
levy 10 tne supreme Court. This proceeding In smi.
lar to that adopted In the Grand avenue extension
at Hudson City.
Newark.
FIfs-Wards extensive iron foundry, on South
Market street. near the gas works caught fire about
naif-past nine O'Clock last evening and largo por
ton was destroyed. The steam IRE engines worked
efficiently and prevented the total destruction Of tne
foundry.
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CLEARED.

steamshp Aleppo Br, Harrison. Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Hansa NG, Brickensten, Bremen oelrichs
Go.
Steamship Columbia, Van Slice, Havana-Atautc Mail
Steamship Co.
Steamship Fah-Kee, Sterling Hamilton tBermuda)-J
Steamship Il Livingston, chseseman savannah-Living-
Steamship Magnolia, Crowel, Charleston-A Leary
Steamship John Gibson, Winters Georgetown DC-Phps
&Brown.
Steamship Chesapeake, Bragg, Portand--J F Ames
Steamship Nereus, Bearse, Boston-W Clyde.
Bark Ttia (Hoh Totger, Rotterdam-Funch, Meincke 4
Bark Alliance (Nd), Larsen KonIgsberg Melnckc
Co.
Bark Celia tRr), Dolby Ponce, PR-Moler 4 Thebaud
Bark W Bett, Gal,ison, Caricnas-Brat, Son Co.
Bark King Bird (Br), Dexter, New River, NSJ Whitney
& Go.
Brig sjellsnd (Dan) Schncher, LondonFunch Mcincke
Brig Festna Leue DAM Herdmann Cork for orders via
Batimore-Funcb, Mencke Co.
Brig Kitty Coburn, Wilson, Valparaiso Burgess
Brig VIM Walsh, Strohridge Navassa-Mier Houghton..
Brig + Leighton, Grey, Caibarien-Moss Ward
Brig Havland (Brh Leblanc, Cow Bay-Hatton, VfA,.
Brig Iris (Br). Bunnell Cow Bay-Hatton, Watson e Co
Brig Don Quixote, Hassell, PortlandH D ~ q Brook.
schr Comrade tBr), Bull, Baracoa-B J Went ers
schr Annie tBr), Edgett Kingston, Ja-P Nevlus 4
schr R Samson, Samson, MatAnzns-J " E,we, 4 Co.
schr Webb Brewster, GeorgetowA, sC-Bentley Miller
schr 9 4 johnson, willis, washington. NC.
Schr White Swan, Collins Phaielphia-John Boynton's
schr Il @ Gay, Prescott, Boston--simpson 4 Clapp.
schr Z Hubbard. Jones, Mddetown, Ct
Soop Emerald, Norton, Brdgeport-GK Racket & Bro.
Steamer d Utley Davis, Philadelphia.
Steamer Tacony, Nichols, Philadelphia.
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

MISSING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. McDon-
aid, OF 1893 Grand street, f. d., has been missing
since the 2&th ult. Mr.. Mcdonald was thrty.nye
years OF age, OF ford complexion and light whiskers.
FIRES IN wiLLIAMsBURG.-The glass factory OF
Schmidt Dietz, corner Of Second and North
Eleventh streets took fire at an early hour yester.
day morning, and damage to the amount OF $500 re.
suited; fuly insured. The sulphur works OF Fred.
ysrIok scnoles' stuaeu corner OF Ross street and
Kent avenue, also took IRE, and damage 10 the
amount or $3.50 resulted.
FOUND DRowSED.-The body OF an unknown man
was found In the river foot OF Grand street. f. d.,
last evening" by oficer Langan. The body was
greatly decomposed. IL appeared TO be that OF q
stout build, dark hair. Deceased wore military
pants, red shirt and shoes. Coroner Whitehall was
notified TO take charge OF the body.
FIRE IN NAVY STREEr.-About nine O'Clock last
evening fire broke out In q frame stable In Navy
street, between Park and Hilary, and before the
engines could get to work the building was COM
pletely destroyed shed near by also caught fire.
put inc names were soon put down by the engines
and were burned TO death. The loss is estimated at
about 1900.
A SAD CAsE.-Edwin Wood and his wife and two
children were arraigned yesterday before Justice
Eames on charge OF vagrancy. The appearance
of the family was distressing In the extreme. Wood
informed the Justice that himself and family had
walked oil the way from Albany and were then on
sa TO ppfss es fss Of c
lures and they were allowed to continue their long
journey.
LECTURE ny GOVERNOR LowE.-Ex Governor
Lowe, OF Maryland, ct present q resident Of Brook.
Iyn, delivered o lecture last evening In Masonic
Temple, Williamsburg, his subject being 'The True
Christian Idea Of Liberty and the influence OF the
Catholic Church upon Modern Civilization" The
Rev. Father Mcdonald, OF st. hary's church, occn.
pied the chair The proceeds Of the lecture VIII be
devoted TO the treasury OF ST. Mary's i. A. D. So
cety.
ION that IN in forco IN inst.
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SUPREME CousT-clnCuiI.
Action Against the sheriff to Recover Value
Of Property Seized.
Before Judge Barnard.

Frank Walter ana Others rs. Pdtrics CdppbeU.-
Defendant Is the Sheriff OF Kings county. BY virtue
OF an execution issued from the Supreme Court he
seized upon l76 tons OF coal. valued at 5000 under
the belief that the coal was the property OF George
g. Davidson, against whom the execution was held.
Walter the plaintiff, claimed that the coal belonged
TO him and brought the action 10 recover its value.
Verdict for defendant.
Action for Damages Against a CITY Railroad.
Margaret Wallace Us. The central Park, North ana
East Rtrer Railroad Con,panu-On the s1st OF
october, 1867, plaintiff was a passenger on defend.
ants railroad, and alleges that through their care.
lessness or that OF their employees she was thrown
from the rear platform OF the which she was
riding, striking upon her face from which fall ser
Gus injuries resulted. The action was brought 10
recover 81 900 damages for the injuries sustained
casoned by the carelessness Of the plaintiff Verdict
not get rendered.
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Affairs Mt st. Misunderstanding of q BlOckader
by the Aux Cages acknowledgements OF
Troops.
Private advces from SC. Marc to the Goth ult. have
been received here.
There were twenty vessels Of an kinds in the
harbor, principally carrying French aags, and Of
large tonnage. Gomez was abundant, but high
lockwood was scarce. The heaviest shipments
being made were Of cotton.
French war steamer arrived at st. Marc on the
10th from Aux Caves bringing news Of the sinking
OF Salnave's blockading steamer, the Galaeta, by
the insurgents. She was sunk by concealed bat
terry, erected ashore abreast OF her.
body OF troops left st. Marc the goth to rein
force the beseging forces at GOnaives and to take
the place If possible.
1t was reported that many OF the Picquets had lie.
serted Salnaves cause and gone to the volu.
tionsts.
Business was orsk..
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SrA sFnPrNT White which sailed from Hong Kong
Jan ~ Tor Icou put back Feb TO- Tor what cause not stated
i, n..h .,, okEIf rrsoie, from forusnd Tor
49,. - mnIn wa owe, ln,o No,nk Isn ln IN as
est, .r, ~ H. s,9s WY neasy vas pown 20 the
1870, - ~ w.. hi,, sprng sp.' anu wse
ma nor sor ior rcpas anchored IN Lynnhaysn Bay
~ ~ VI. o 'hs ln cs weaiher WIN eon sncnors Finding
In. u,sssnR .nc eapain set he col9rs ot dsres
,ne % sSsc be wen, 20 ns ssssance and AZ
sns vi a nut, ws 70 ms sesmer sos 20 me-
SUI her 70 Notok AS before repoed Ihe brlg YVES
sup one anchor ahd ehAn ms Tue sea was run
"'nk very n'sn
SOM GEnsANIA tNGl Schwarting from New York Feb
% for Vera Cruz, before reported totally lost prior
March 20 Inagua the captain and OF her crew
reached Santiago Cuba In the bor The balance
were lost.
On. a.. -. 49, - ~, $50
un p. ron @ lot Isareson which pu, INTO
her des,inson ~ e "s' :" o'''' '"'eu '"'' 'ns' TOT
~
vscnR LAKr Adams with coal, from Philadelphia for
Newport into old wreck a hole IN
run ashore on Atlantic city beach night Of 18th.
Tuy Jos Marshall from, ISverpoo fo, Ro.,o, mn, h..
some MISTAKE m asave iesnsic, 'e' e"ho' '''e'e !"
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRM Is, 1889.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursss Of Vessels arriving st this port VII
please deliver al packsgc. intended for the hERALD to our
regularly authorized who attached TO Steam
Yacht neet The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports attend The delivery Of packages
will be the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March s, 1885,
Resolved, That and after April 1885, the Associated
Press viii discontinue the collection Of ship the
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
ps- The Office Of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE is at Whitehall slip. All commune aons from
and conssnees the masters Of inward bound
ses wi be forwarded free OF eSa.xe.
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COURT CAltNDARs-TH.s Day.

CRY CouRT.-Nos. ~, 81. Ga, 65, 90, "a, SIS.
SUPREME CouRT.-Nos. 10, 50. 90, 81, ei, e5 90 100
lO, lO2, l03, lo4 l05, LOG. lo7, los. no. H. 49,
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ARRIVALS.

REPoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
81 nS
os'h' &C., The arrived at Sandy Hook at
s;sa%.anp ohar!..Sn Berry, Charleston April 49, with
EMPIRE Price, wmlnstan Nc vi. useras
NC via Hat
terra; Inlet Nth naval stores and Muir
f1sn mobile Ros'sp. na''slA' SPOKE SECT o'''''
NoriOls Win mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Steamship CITY, johnson, Georgetown, Dc So hours,
Steamship Glagcas Walden. Boston, with and pas
ship chaneelor, Jones, Liverpool, % days. with mdse
ship cs:ils%; Robinson, Cardiff, March with railway
renced strong norSery rsIes up to lat 81 30 lon last II
days. light variable winds and equally, with MIST and
ship r. Duchess; S aorlssns oi Bs!mSrs Hines
$p SPOKE ok 'S bark H BOT. Ro S"s
1:sdsisns GSS asnks sIsmep 40 days with ma.s
AnIwsrp ss ' YORK Ion
and si PASSENGERS schHoon; fine weather most
s,ss SSss
to rs asy; with
M.raass ms:sr Had fIh sS,
. roas M .nS S weather To @
Ocean Err, from Melbourne for London: 50 days out
a.: ss "a, I'm 5'
osr Jameson % Rocfsn ST
days with sugar &C. to Trowbrdgs's sons Had strong
CO. Had S'S sss heavy laws "4S
schr Uriah Tsbitha, Gibson, Virginia.
ss sSr y Tr;hhn ssss !9 paises v vn,
schr Charlotte Brown. Baker, virginia.
schr John James, Howard Virginia
schr Austria. Woodland. Virginia.
Schr Henry Middleton Brewer viruI.x
Schr Mary Ellen, Cummins. Virginia
schr Smith, Bowker, Virginia.
schr Enoch Moore, Moore, virginia.
Virginia y o Sew ri asn
schr Nellie Benedict Ella, Virginia for New Haven.
sehr onoiIoo toi SssSia.pore Small, aach., day,
with la.h and lumber, 70 Chase, Taibo, 1 Co. '''''
schr VIM A.was.r Parker, Boston Cor Philadelphia.
sehr Bonny Boat Kelly, Boston for Pbsdelphia.
s schr Ariadnes Harding, Holmes Hole.
schr sacces. Richardson New London for phlsasph..
s seh o ohSnesoI mGses Ms r1aS.
schr Presto Nash. Providence.
s scsr Anna Ann She shspas5 BCs,ch Psvdence
schr Freestone Harrison Portland, c..
schr Phsee EI.abe,h, HIN, New Haven.
sehr Reading RR No Il, Lynch, New Haven.
schr Gloueesier Hodsdon New Haven for .ioboken.
schr Geo Kane, Hall, bridgeport.
schr r il il Brs1os. Edwards, Hartford for aondos.
scSr Realm f TX 70 sss i Ru HSrw SSSw.k
schr VIM Peck, Jones, Norwalk.
BELOW.
rS sSp chs Of MGas Dasss from London March to
ship plymouth Ro.s Warner, from London, March ., to
SAILED.
Euh kee Reru f.fVio
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SHIP NG NEW s.
Almanac Tor Now York--.Tais Day.

Sun rises ....... 3 20 Moon sets -. EVE IL IS
Sun sets......... 6 40 High water. eve IL Al
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by regulation that came IN force on the 1st inst.
the members Of the police force In London are al.
lowe4 wear tvp bee'ds ape mustachss.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

ship CITY of Montreal, Daggett from London, March I,
Thomas Dunhsnls Nephew Co IL anchored on the bar
ship Plymouth Rock, Warner, from London, March D. to
Grinnen, hinturu Co.
SAILED.
Steamships Alcppo, Lvcrpooi; Hansa, Bremen Columbia,
Havana; Fab kec Bermuda; Herman Livingston, savan.
nah; Magnolia, Charleston; AbeInare, Norfolk, &c.
Wind at sunset sw
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the Bank of the State, in the next annual
meeting of the stockholders of the South
Carolina Railroad Company, and the ex-
penses incidental thereto shall be paid out
of the contingent funds of the State on the
presentation of their individual certificate to
the Treasurer of the State.
The petitions of j. @. Caldwell and J. J.
Camp, of Spartanburg, for removal of po-
lltlcal disabilities, were referred.
The Senate sent to the House bill to
authorize the renewal of State stocks and
bonds lost or destroyed. Also, bill to
punish persons obtaining property under
false pretenses. Read and referred
A concurrent resolution was received
from the Senate and concurred in, that a
Joint Committee, consisting of two on the
part of the Senate and = on the part of tho
House of Representatives., be appointed to
investigate and report what Acts are impor-
committee shall act during the remainder
of the session with power to report as n
standing committed
Bills to renew the charter Of the Charles
ton Bible Society; to incorporate the
Charleston Mission Presbyterian Church
to prescribe certain rules to be observed in
the governmental ferries and bridges pri-
vileged to charged toll; to alter and amend
on Act entitled can Act to determine and
perpetuate the homestead" were read a
second time.
The enacting clause of bill to declare
the rights of the creditors and to provide
for the winding up of the affairs of railroad
companies in South Carolina, was stricken
out
A bill to amend an Act to regulate the
manner of drawing juries was amended to
read: A bill to amend an Act entitled "An
Act to regulate the manner of drawing
jurors" and was then ordered to be engross-
ed for third reading
a Senate concurrent resolution, relative
to laying out townships, was laid on the
table.
The following members obtained leave OF
absence: Goodson, G. d. Hayne, G. John
son, Scott and s. Johnson.
At $50 P. NJ. House adjourned.
The Senate was not in session.
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Superintendent johnson, of Augusta,
Ga, publishes card, in which he says that
the reported outrages by the Ku Klux in
taking possession of train at Barnett, on
the Georgia Railroad, on the night of Jan
uary II, as published in the Northern
papers, are base fabrications, no such oc-
currence having taken place
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ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN-On the ERRORS
and ABUSES incident to Youth and Early MAN.
hood, with the humane view of treatment and
cure, sent by mail free of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box P, Philadelphia
"a Jan 20 3mo
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WHAT YOU DRINK.

OUT of thirty eight specimens of Bourbon
" Whiskey recently submitted to chemical
two wero pure. The undersigned ventures to
assert that his LIQUORS and WINES are as pure
as any sold in the United States. AS for his ALE
and he wishes to submit it to any chemical analy.
sis. 1t imparts permanent strength to weak sys-
tens and invigoratcs delicate constitutions Drink
his Beer; you will enjoy the greatest of blessings
health, and prolong your life.
Jan 10 JOHN c. SEEGERS