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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15
SUPREME COURT-srECu,L TERM.
BY order of Judge Barnard there will be an
April Term of this Court.
CRIMINAL.

In the Yorkville Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Coulter, Patrick Lynch alias James ed",
and Michael Bow alias Michael Camp, well known thieves.
on Saturday last paid visit TO Merose, and helped
themselves 10 80 yards OF indarubber hos. the
property Of Jacob Spaith. Officer Hamilton OF the Nine
tecuth Precinct arrested them on thr return 10 rue GU,
with the stolen property in their possession, and yester
day they were committed for examination.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday. JUS
tice Bowling committed VIM. McQuan, employed IN the
Of Louis T. Dexter at NO ud North Moorest
on the charge OF having forced entrance into the bar
tity OF liquor, which was found concealed IN MeQulans
room. . Early yesterday morning EUah Dickinson,
canal boaman was arrested IN whitehall
"A ham and some butter This was ascertaincd To be a
portion of the proceeds Of burglary committed in the
store OF Hail Coz at No. l2s BroadSt The prisoner
admitted his guilt and said that James Trip Clark Allen
and John Brock were concerned IN the burglary. The
police visited canal boat lying at pier No East River
and found Allen aud Trpp, whom they arrested. The
remainder OF the stolen property found
there also. On the complaint Of Vim. A. Hall
OF the firm, the prisoners were committed 10
the Tombs to await a trial; Charles Benvenuto.
an Italian. of No. 50 East Houstou-st., was
knife and with threatening stab VIM. Hansen dur
ing quarrel. Thomas Smith OF No. l22 Mulberry-sr
on the 9Th inst. he stole - from the till drawer Of
Christian Schul AT No l9 MOttst, and arrested
On the way TO the StaCnHouse he slipped out of his
coat and escaped on January 25 he stole gold watch
valued at s from the pocket Of Thomas Morton OF
No. POI Elmst., while the latter was asleep az
a ball IN BrOOme-st On Sunday night hA broke the
glass in the front door OF William Armitage's Exchange
office at No. l39 Mottst and about TO enter when
the occupant awoke and gave hun into custody Yester
day he was committed Tor trial on all the charges 49,
Edward King and an unknown confederate Oh Sunday
morning. were found in Centerst, having in their pos
session roll OF carpet valued at $50 ON seeing an Off
GER they fled and escaped. Yesterday King was arrested
and on the complaint of Reuben Smith OF No FourtL,
Charles Busch yesterday secreted - plain gold rings
valued at $50. while examining number i'm the store ~
hennard King at NO p Johnst. He was given into
custody the stolen rings found on him. and subsequently
committed.
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POLICE MATTERS,

Commissioner Manierre listened to 80 COM
plants against policemen yesterday, and recommended
that the Board OF Commissioners dismiss several who
were found guilty OF being OF post standing long in
conversation and for other nfractions Of the Police
rules. None OF the Of special interest.
Subsequently the Commissioners met and considered a
number OF cases tried last week
Roundsmsn Henry Reynard, and Patrolmen John
Deitsch and Palmer the Twelfth Precinct for
failing arrest Capt James BOhan of tile Weschester
House, the Harlem Bridge, who had made a muir
derous assault with ice pick Alfred Pitt conductor
OF Thirdave car, in the depot at One.hundred and.
thirtiethst.. were dismissed the force.
Patroman Josiah NJ FoOte OF the Nineteenth, and An
drew Greer and Patrick Dempsey Of the Twentysecond
Precincts, were also dismissed for neglect OF duty
Pstroman Peter Mcclure OF the Seventh Precinct
who Saturday night last, while intoxicated on patrol
duty brutally beat woman and child for which ne was
arrested and Sunday committed for trial by Justice
Ledwith was dismissed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15
CITY GOVERNMENT.
ROARD OF ALDERMEN.


At the meeting of this Board, yesterday, the
Street Commissioner directed to cause the NewYork
and Harlem Railroad Company to gates on both
sides of Fourthave at all crossings between Onehund
red sndtwentyfourth and One-hundred and thirteJh
and 10 be similar to those the Erie and other
railroads.
An invitation received from the Mayor, and ac-
cepted TO participate in review OF the procession ST.
Patricks Day, IN front OF the City Hall.
The result OF the deliberations of the Committee
Conference appointed to consider the subject of author
Zing the Police and Civil Court Justices
point antOr for each Of said Courts the adoption
Of resolution in conformity herewith. and fixing the
salary OF each anitOr at 81 800 year
The Special Committee appointed to tender the hosp
tates OF the city to the Hon William II. Seward re-
TO make valid their action the matter the If
the Mayor had approved OF the original preamble and
resolutions The Clerk OF the Common Council was re
commended to appoint an additional clerk to the Board
OF Aldermen. to be known the License Application
Clerk IL further resolved TO give $751; to the Sis
ters Of the Good Shepherd Ito enable them pay for ad
dtiona buildings required to accommodate the increased
number OF inmates on application for admission and com
mmcns daily Increasing, and which the present build
iugs are totally insufficient 10 accommodate"
The Counsel ~ the Corporation authorized TO take
legal measures to have Worth-st. widened and ex
tended by including all land from the norherly corner
OF No. % WOrthst ana extending the sOutherly line
Of Jay-st at its intersection with Hudson-st The
Of sl 10 directed TO be given TO the Manhattanyle
Pfesb Church TO pay assessments upon their prop
erty. The Board thon adjourned.
THE BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
This Board met yesterday and adopted reso-
lnons 10 the following effect: Giving 5000 to the Bond
st. Homeopathic Dispensary. and 1880 10 the North.
Eastern Homeopathic Medical and Surgical Dspensary
giving ISL 81 ~ the German Lutheran Church TO pay AS
scssnents S,lS5 10 the New.YOrk Juvenile Asyllm Oh.
rcctng the Controller to purchase life size PORTRAIT M
Washington for $3.50, and the Street Commissioner 10
have the stone stoops and the arches City Hall re-
paired and put IN good condition concurrng with the
Board of Aldermen In authorizing the Civil and Police
Justices To appoint iantor for OF their courts az
salary OF 1880 per year and. finally, 10 pave with Bel
gan pavement Mangiast. from stanton 70 Houstonst:
COrlearsst.. from South to Waterst and Thirtyaxth.
st.' from Tenth To Eleventhaves.
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TIE BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
THE MooRE-BoNyELL TRIAL.

This remarkable case was continued yester-
day before Judge Spencer. John Hormo was called by
the defense, and testified that he was a newsdeaer and
in the latter part OF 1867. and early 1865 kept paper
stand at the corner OF Forty ninhs and Eighthaye
that he knew plaintiff and defendant; that about two
years BOnnell left letter with him, addressed 10
Miss Moore. which he delivered % Miss Moore That
was the only letter he delivered 10 her. On his
cross examination he testified that lie delivered the let
ter on the street, between Fortyeighth and Forty
niDth.sts
Lucia SmOnson beng sworn. said that she had known
the plaintiff seven eight years that there a bed
in the back of the parlOr had talked with tho
plaintiff about 10. who told her 10 for BOnne when
he down from Iarts Island In reference 10 the
marks which the defeu5e claued " DC Miss Moore.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-srEcuL TERN

Before Judge JOneS-Albert agt. Atterton d
Sibey-Ts Of three suits brought by the plaintiff
10 recover $4,000 which he had been induced by the
defendants TO pay for stock in the Nevada yerLead
Mining co. Of which the defendants were directors He
claims thai the representations made by them were
untrue These cases have been at issue long tne m
consequence Of the plaintiff being unable 10 OBTAIN tes
mOny which had 10 be taken by commission ID unecht
sections Of the country. THE cases came up r't DeIOre
Judge Barbour at the last term ~ which time the ahH
was ready with his Witnesses When the ease vas ied,
the Court announced that the case then on woud OCu
the remainder the term and this case must 90 Over 70
the next term. On the Sunday preceding tne nay 81
down for the trial. the plaintiff received eter InIo
inc him of the dangerous Illness Of his father who was ho
expected to live which called him away from ms T1sr
dence in Paterson. n. j. He informed MS counsei py
letter of the fact and the latter sent the !eer 10 l'
Court but Judge BarbOurjrefused to put OIL thc CAUSES
and dismissed the complaint. The motion yesterday wa
10 omen the defaults The defendants counsel oposeu
the motion on the ground that the question had Reth
passed upon by the Judge upon the same facS Whi'n
we're then before the Court on motion TO open jung
Tones allowed the motion to be Withdrawn, ana cav
stav of proceedings for five days, 10 allow plalnn 70
produce an affidavit substantatlng the iacts 5la "a
The letter Ex.Recorder Smith Tor motion Mr.. Sher"oou
opposed.
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THE COURTS.
, COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

Albert A. Mast, charged with embezzement
arragned at the bar on the opening of the Court
yesterday, Judge Bedford presiding. The complaint ia
that the prisoner who bo0kkeeper OF the Caldwell
Shaw Willard Manufacturing Company, appropriated
10 his own use sum oimoneybelOngDg TO the Company
Counsel for the defense showed variance between the
indictment and proof and suggested that the trial should
be put of until proper indictment could DO found The
Court ruled accordingly, and the Will up again
next week james Murphy Robert tMahoney. Michael
Conkln and John Clark, boys from IA To l6 years. were
arraigned on charge OF burglary In the third
degree. Tho complainant In this case, Mr. Cole, "A
canal boatman, testified that the morning
OF the nth OF February, he locked away quantity OF
rope In the deck box board HIS boat that no retired
and two or three hours afterward awakened by a
rap at the cabin door that going deck he found the
rope which he had slowed away, lying deck. aud saw
three boys In the charge OF police officer. These boys
had been arrested by the policeman just they
running away from the boat As evidence given
IA TO The breaking Of the lock, and property
Jury rendered verdict OF not guilty James DOnOhoe,
IA years OF age, charged with stealing gold watch.
valued AT 800, while carrying goods to house
beeckerst, acknowledged the theft. and said he had
sou the watch 10 some unknown man for 81 50. Tho
Judge sent him to the Catholic Proectory james Owens
indicted Tor burglary In the second degree was sentenced
70 Two years IN the State Prison. The complaint was
mat on te night ~ Jan 10 the prisoner entered the
u"ong mousse OF MT James Gallagher No. ~ Downing.
o. anu LOOK from there clock aud wearing ap.
pate The counsel for the defense tried 10 prove AN
ailpi .Janes Mctann charged with burglary, WAS
ulsohatBou, on motion OF his counsel, tho only
evidence against him being that OF a confirmed
the''.,.Iho Judge discharged Auulo Howard.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

4 Counterfeit 1t.-Carl schmidt chalgeu
with passing "A counterfeit so Market National BANK
note on a Bowerv lager.bcer dealer. was released yes
terday by Commissioner Shields on motion OF the Assist
ant Dstrct-Atorney there being evidence hat the
accused had intended to commit any Onen,e. -
The NeUulHe C0Se-DiSchGrgc Of CHpL Pedb0dy.-lhe
inquiry into the alleged maltreamcn Of the crew Of the
Neptune was continued yesterday before Commissioner
Shields number Of passengers were examined ana
gave evidence tending eXculpate Capt Peabody ana
to crimuatc Nolan, the second mate IeaOOdy was ac
cOrdlugy discharged, Commissioner shields expressing
regret however that there United states statute
under which a captain might be held responsible Tor the
acts of his subordinate officers There are three OF tour
warrants out against Nolan.
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tho witness testified that Bonne told her husband IN
her presence OF certain marks on the Pantns pelson
Mira Simonson was vigorously examlned WIN References
10 her character. and number OF wrtteh lucsio,t'
were admitted TO tho Court which were Iueu oIs'
Harriet smonson substantiaed the statements oi tho
Mr. Robinson Principal OF Ward School NO ~ was re-
called by the plaintiff and shown letter. winch ho uc
nied being i'm Miss MOOre's handwriting. &c.,.
Della W. Moore, the plaintiff was the last witness
called She was asked, " Did you ever communicate 10
any human being that there any peculiar marx upon
vonr persOn 2" A. No, Sir. .
Tbis closed the evidence and after the charge 10 the
Iury the Court ordered a sealed verdict for to-day
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SHIPPING IYTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF newborn.

PORT OF NEW lOfh Aaf.I ~
CLEARED.
Sesmships-Se.ia Tag,mln Hamburg lci ylslad, Hifel
Baltimore: Fr4ac0ll4. Bragg. Portland,
Ship PRIDE Of Canada, Lyai, Liverpool
Bas-Regul Cumming AGtserp Jro Bo.ioa Lindsay LiglaJ
'' BrgAyos Garner Lboa F. Mye small sagqa. Laura
michael CaIz Tor orders Ia Cayenne, bogrV Aut 'rs v'f
Cuts Nelson Port a4Puuce' "has Osrn ~ Co.
y B. Seguu Call Jicssouge a. Stauif Iar, l,tn'f" N
or Charleston NJ b. Ireland wilmington, n 81 g. s. Wat
CaasIbol, " Mgrtsgh Steers Philadelphia
Cleared l2th-Stesnshp Meredith Sarkeg Ferll-4lsl pa
ARRIVED.
Steamship Mercedta StlrEy. Fernauili Pa March 'u" ana
steamship George Cromwell capp. SesoHea1' March '"i
Sno Ctr Of washington Jones Liverpool March Qassn''o-'
Sts,Iio n Cm Ncker.ou Wilmington y C.. naval stores 80
S5 Sebfs. Guard Liverpool March iai QlrsasioEa 3D.
mi' s ana S Pa Ellen ou Ponce P R. va Newport l. p t
Bs wused of Yarmouth Me Lornz cufes' i, days as'
'n S N,TI,rnse of cleyeaua oh Haskell cari,,, "a i,
'0 SER, ,' SpoS Bird McLauehu St Johu B. Il days lumber
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEvoRLEaSs March l2-Auyej, steamship George Wasagtos,
FK1RS MoSaos March IL-Ar7eI bark Aqaeok Rio J,aeo
BosToS bIt-Aryi steamship THPo from Liverpool barb
PgrA6Flpnl March lCarei bark SAN Sssoer. Rrir' 70,
Crrr-s ,ct Archer Reeves eali Dlf.a-'s Al- F' Hi4'
H. L. McCaa.ey, YckeH, Havana
SPOKEN.
Bark Murray r.. Jackson, from PotsnPrree 'or NrFfoh
BIZ M,ri Cro., nom c,aflego Tor SesYof. Nar, s p
ss5 1 Es L. Smith smith, from Havana for Delaware Brslsras
Feb b, al 81 y, Ion. 20 T.
DISASTERS.
Rel, U,rss, oreep Bo,-, from Boston fr Ns~York r tIss
LOST b5, anchors off Neck LorE lsalI Sound t- l ,
ashore Ste Hsl aud lry AID viii g'o0-. prove '''d
loss Crea saved
There have been disasters reported tie y o. Bo''''
since the s'oHn.
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IMPORTANT SUPERIOR COURT RULE

RuIe 2. No more than one Special Term shall
be held at the same time. i,
Rule g. No order 20 cause made by judge out or
Court shall made rctuTnablc, shall any motion ne
noticed for hearing elsewhere than AT the regular special
Term and m the regular Special Term room; ana all
such orders motions shall be there heard ana not else
where except by order Of the Judge holding special
Term Defaults in such orders and motions shall be
taken at the regular Special Term and IN the regular
Spccia Term room and not elsewhere aud any default
taken elsewhere will be vacated by the Judge hodlhg
regular Special Term. This rule shall apply 70 orders
aud motions III actions only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15
A DEPUTY.COLLECToR ARRESTED.

John A. Phillips, the Deputy Collector in
the Yth District, who embezzled $4,000 and then
made his two weeks ago. in the steamer Idaho
for Liverpool has been arrested at Queenstown Ireland
according to telegram received by Superintendent Ken
nedy Ii is believed that Phillips be extraded
for the ofense charged, but it is asserted that any
moneys found upon him may be seized and turned over
to the United States Government.
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80, COMMON PLsas-TH,t TgRs-P.RTT
7Jt W'ills.u.' agi 'oNies ff.EgrdH At. Hury
6,I 49, ~ Iioman ~ a. 38J.. Gednsy DJ1nsny
49, :" a. AZ 10rman| SO. L-ydecker keiJ shenf
w.. tn. Nagrsfh Dsbrsf
"a T,a" ass hehari. ~. .Bar5gch MsmioeN
al ~ h hbsrf b}.. FfDmm ~ SfoBR al 9th.
~ .h~ Inc 90 49,. The s0Cy EsdIska s. Elsai.
C0l U,g,i..ln =, ~ -, 20 &C.. Coitrrk
Ssy a. - '"e vat ouamI 20. .hsuZaf at Laasrbsek
,oo . COsNON PLEAs-TEiaL TzR~-P.s,u
ae schroetsr agt Broie ga &c. ~ Ast ~
"a ',' 'tA',i az Dntand etl..Weeh Pate.
~ n.f-hne syf.. Cole Ashman
3d. Pratt ax. The CambEa Iron s53 so.Tsn s, i.'l.
CJupauy. ''' q We
1]..Drsclnau Agt Cort. 8J5 Tie Patent p.,,.. H. .
5Oj. Wight 20 a. AIT POgg. sfP o,,t, NV %
.Heisgd St.ubrh a5G Ca,rrr - V.-..-.,
GgygHAL SHssiOvs-Adan B. In -
burg'ary. Michael Ha'0a1u Iieyr,f. = ~.
bsergs John Lparg Bernard Boyer Jops rae, ~ 81
Emma Has James To0ley. MARI g. Hiass IN ZOE
Gilmore Bernard LpFs1tha. zraHd lsrees.. Ist $500. I'D
MsBer. and jacob Fisher petit arrelr ''- ''''
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-BnooKLTS

Betore Judge Benedict.-Ihe Chted bM 4,s'
aet me WdiiaboH improvement CommtSs'OnTS,- n l
cse was called M Yesterday a complaint filed by the
Government. The Commissioners are AZ present tnE s
i'm deepening Widening and otherwise rendering Ht Or
shin canal the creek which runs up 10 the ioot OF eW
st. r. d. They have protected the land lying on le clY
side nv crlbwOrk and piles, but the opposite slde Whch
forms the boundary Of the United states Naval Hospa
has been left undefended, and Is caving IN from me
20 tbo eycavations Di-trict-A ttOrDey Allen
noycd for an Injunction 10 restrain the further Operations
of the Commissioners TIL they shall have sulncleHy
nrotccted the Government land from damage MT Cul-
lon counsel for the Commissioners, denied that they
were responsible for the preservation OF the Government
ground The Court took the papers ana reservoir uec'
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SUPREME CoURT-CmAMBERs.

Dccisions-By Judge Ingraham Theodore
Judgment of divorce granted. AdOiph Baker ag Emma
Louisa Baker-Rcport Of referee c0ntiImcd ana JaHg
Iueut of divorce granted Myers agt MISUNDERSTANDING
r,ued with $40 costs President OF the Delaware and
Hudson Company agt. HOyt.-MOtou granted. .
By Judge Cardozp-Stiuson agt. The Roman Catholic
Ornhan AsYIum.-AIOtLOn granted
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p1SSENGRRS ARELKRn

FROM LIyERPoOL-l1 steamship Neba,ta-W ? gst ei.
children Miss Diego Mss B-rlfIz N 4 l1u.r
sons H. Bsiey Body. G. o. k.0ster. a. HI1rs b 4ns
Miss Williams " A. Greene Jas Davis a.. iJ tLs Ksg. d. e. Di
mond and LADY,
FROM LlvERPOOL-Ia steamship Cyof Wa'i'tro1-Nr p
Cheshire aHi ad ST. EaNIali wife ln1 cla N-s tay s1' ai
X A. Lucas Herot' s. b. Smith b. G s.l.e Is. %. NFr1rs
H. DluI ApOuse Demar vs.. Bate. John Ls- IS. T. Give d. tfs
j. G. Pearson, Nr Goodman ", Bales, D. Jones' NJ. Bo.r b. H.
Morris A. s. Cislll r. H. Sumner. e. ID. 6ftertrrr.
FROM SEW-OGLEASS AND HAVANA steamship Geo. C.au.
We.LM,s +. Sm0lJs r. D. Seae. tlal Wga.s arI D. hss
Pough g. Hefua1. John Miller John W0f Discs grI Er1m
Hayall-IlOs j.. Forbes a1i vie. J. g.. Bai..-.
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who was indicted for grand larceny for stealing
"A silver watch, valued at s2i from MI Williams. A
juror would not agree 10 acquital, ana the Court as
sumed the responsibility OF discharging the prisoner as
no legal evidence OF her guilt elected IN tho es
mODy The counsel for the defense OF Margaret Nc
CURE charged with arson read affidavit IN which he
stated that considerable and necessary evidence TO
bo received from Europe, and requested that commits
might he issued In order 10 establish the fact Of her
insanity. The case IS laid over until June.
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CAPTAINS ana pufssrs arriving 40 tls ro
iever packages addressed tte Srgfork Assoc
persons exhibiting the Authority of ". t--.,
AGENT packages the Journal ~ gomu Tsfsrv.
BOrd sun ElpresJ ErsHng Post Conssrcig AIfOr stta
ZHg and NeO YOrST D,nosTdt sholi Ne l.sf.i ss V
The persons.
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sT,pErNE COrRT-C1RcrIr-PARr /.

Before Judge CIrdO-O and q JHry.-IhOmdS
Hjggins agt Ndtter CiuUHghUH.-Plaluuh Is q steve
dorc and while engaged boz unloading ship - one of the
piers. truck driven by 'ruddut was backed against
him. ana he scvercly-tId d is claimed permanently
injured. He therefore brings su for damages, ana
the Jury awarded him $3.50. Emerson and Goodrich FOR
plaintiff; eX-Judge Curtis for defendant.
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DEPARTURE or FoGEIGy NAILS


Nals Tor Europe VIA rlmoua Cs.olg aai Haut1rg - ~.
steamship Ss.1 from foot ~ Ibrs H0loksa. Gs-.,,l
PostOfce 10 ~ m. steamship sails - B. n sHrreasl nal
Tor pn4 letters only steamship pier H1aoea ,ld ro,,.
Al i0p TO-
hanf and ths Wes' I1i. rs, steamship Po-. fsa
Pier No ~ EG close at tas General PotOlce 90 Asiasap
sails al p N.
WEDNESDAY,. NaFci o.
Malls for Europe Queenstown Liverpool tv f sstush,
Colorado Pier Y Gr1sra PostDfr
Suppeme1 NAL for PAD sttss only Pef 80 % Sofs River
and closes ,. m.
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,uu nses.....62 6J7 Moon ssts.. 10
WATER
SANDY Hook 80. Sc Cows Isan... go Hell Gate slj
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FOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. ....
l. UNITED STATES and BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP CoAFHL
Regular NAL Steamer, sailing tue 80 OF eFsf' noaN
NORTH AMERICA Can't c. B. SL0cCN, Aaea =
hERRIMACR. CAPS NIEK. Apr q
SOUTH AMERICA Capt r. l. ItNsLsPAVsa NA -
These splendid schedule time add ca " ln's
Para Pernanbueo Bahia and Ro d Jaero A1i fsts ~
engagements of freight or passage appy % ~
WA K GARRISON, Agent 40 Boslngsresa, YES. lS''
EROM CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, VIA
l. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINZ -. ..,..,c. 4.
IT, following steamers viii saye CHARLESTON o rL
SAVANNAH three times week amer arrival Of ne New
ships aud she Nortb.Essiern railroad au: - ,,,v,,, =,
PILOT BOY, QHlsHd Roue) evsry slNDAi AVhN'N"' ~"
O'Clock.
DICTATOR every TUESDAY EVENING At oeech
CITY POINT. FRIDAY EVENING ats oeoch a e..
Through tickets 10 be hal OF al CEsreoa A0d sA'A11A'
Lac Agencies in Nes'fork q, ,rvrN L q,
a Charleston
JGJILMARTlN 4 Co..
AGENTS SsyanraA
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Bort d0luOtns' Aotlt,.
6ottau Stsam,rs.


TT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
Os ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.
Sailing regularly ByERY THUKSDAI Al ee.oeL n, pss.r
from Pier No North River.
COLUMBIA. Capt T. Vsn hneh "
MISSOURI. Can't J. B. Edwards IVA Sisaa) .. alTes
hORRO CASTLE Capt K. Adam. hafca u
IA 8 30