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EAYNEsS EXPECTORANT.-I

e Melcine mas already proved eli TO be al iai il bss
bs en- Tecnuirnepded by those Hio have gwen X af !e
in his country and the riGan,i foT it increases sai ne
have u> heard IN important cnre o. s'hna which mas
be-', effected hy lne w. u A. IN neshboInG t2"n-s
der tic are OF physca ht had received 10 relief aHd
her case ss considered hopeless As las; resort sac pu
he. 10 espeeI0ale reey gradually ceased To- ccug and
IS rapidly restoring her health We have no hesitation N
,vin, IA At this rTeparai.n of DR. Jayne .c The OF
51si cid. rtiOefa ashmr, cons'.mp!:ons, &c, is tic
mss; yauaie me1:ire offered II The american p1b
c TereiS no quackery abeli i-Dr JAYNE Is one OF ''
most shEI!a practising physicians IN Peunsy lyana and
wherevt his 7aroas preparations have been Thoroughly
Somerset (Ns.) Journal.
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n near the city OF Scheasc..,Gy, ;nr Sale.
The sth Gay .! March 2eai, AZ 10 o'ceck. ag e Court
House 10 the city >chen, Grady vii! si, public
auction by the undersigned, about s choces
valuable LAID together With spacious ard adra
"a ably arranged BuiIciuEs .aei
" LYING as this pupery does, aoou, mile f; ci,y
Of The Erie Canal and ikc Railroads 10 the
cites OF Albany Troy, ad also the Utica ScheDec
,sdy Railroad, oppo uay wi. al hi. sale he offered
an eperpIising aCTcpusiS, Etnileaa ug 10
retire t. delightful csnEt residence sacn as is afeis
presented.
Proposals &c. The purchase OF The whole, fer portions OF
this property will De received by eiihe . the uDder,is Re
until the lime OF sale.
Terms made hnova tie day of sale
e.. ri,y of
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DHOTUGRAPHiC LihENESsES,
a by the 0asuerreoiype process, are taken ly Mo-
raND upper s,ury Granite Srilc!ps OF Sroad
way an, Camberssirsc', New EorS (enirance 10 Cham
bers~irrsc BY Morands improved process perfect Ike
ness prcdncc1 few sccoIs size, having ony
shade color which may bc desired, and pvslop
wItnaay expression o! coanena,cs, or IN any dress
Price s., complete, IL handsome Case.
LiseaesSss taken from A M rgi shutdown, Eny kind
oil wrs,heI-cear cloudy, RAINY. :it iusS
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CnLi Po!it1it.tdas.
ILL., q 6OTe eE.

aasA,y 14.s.ree.. t. ua,.4tsetrrtr,. Mechanics f'ra
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Ia TO LtT-The basement of the larvs
sore Nc. Spruces,teet and possession ri,es "a
oIt..I,ieIv Appiy 10 l. McELRATH. Tribune Oar fS,
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Local ard travelling agents wanted or the sale OF 'oc
nacea in al the unaceUried portions OF the country
ONLY GIVE, II a FAIR TRIAL

ONLY GIVE II A FAIR iataL.-
We ASK no more OF any one lhan TO si's VI jayne
Expccoraa fair trial. and If i does Ent care me VARIOUS
diseases m which il is rpcoIInended sooner and more e
teciualy than any meScine that has ever been Oh
fered to the public The proprietor wiling to pndsrgo any
enslty howe7er severe the rnlc may see proper 10
inpsc u,on HIN, has il viii, a1d il ccrc cccgh>
cod as!6ala bronchitis bleeding IRON the lungs or throat
yvbcoping cough Group ard very large m.orlty OF Lac
most hopeless cases OF pleH, when physicians 1R
their prescriptions fail 10 do aPy gosd Again W. say y
il, will not harm you but must and VIII 10 ycn Soc
Ills prepared only by Dr. D. JAYNE, NO % SCUM lhhd
street Philadelphia aud No 35 Broadway, New, forR.
Price S! per bottle hl- Ill
e ELY s DOUBLE EXTRACT OF
81 SARSAPARiLLA CANDY.-0ne pound OF this
Candy con;,iGs tie active principle OF iro POUNDS oi e
ars, pari ot. ard warranted 10 be the oet remedy
in cases OF Rheumasn ard in all diseases arscg from
exciiaby or frou, morbid huors in tae blood.
IN cases OF cusiveneSs those Iecuar affections oil
the aentay canal arising from dryEess and want OF due
secretion, il is without a rlsci !.
The Proprietor hes hase peence, Us osneical ei-
iecis and there fore spsass !o-c experience
In all o. the secrcoI Il VIZ! oe !ouHo on
ncecuabie aavan;age and where The CONSTITUTE N HAS SUI
ersd from mercury or rom other cause OF ce-
biy this Double Extract Of Sarsaparia VIII hrn2 JOY
and gladaeeS. -, a,;. :;
,shs and colds diseases OF te siD as sax rhsc'
erysipela au The ike teneh viii have to be expert
encgd be appreciated ,,.r
sold In pac4ases OF for ccce for = cents Let those
+, arm sirr ssrsa parila give it trial IN this iorn
TO i. had al j. W. KELLYS Gotham Conec Ions'
251 Broadway. n7iwr
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80 = = y !" IsIIlIS 41UuS0 Il
stsaSa. as.y "a u $i-iaoasi, StIsSI ii'S '"
S-stYss i.dI.se suIs4lLgi .Sti,S. ,ae' s e.'.
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sEa HOUSE AND LAND at BL0OA-

.ss-a FIELD, NJ--Ihe peasan, place iateiJ oosOpt
oy John Leaytt is 70, sale on res.oaa@
The house IS sgIeeabiy situated, pear he Ffe
ieran Church in the village OF East Bloomfield, fcHf ia
from Newark. There II ICONS IN tie house-see.
water garden abundance OF fruit shou; acres Of R
lite ci-er Inquire Of r. n. Foster, Esq, Piai! s
n W. Dodt, Esq City Hal! Pace, aua David Coage; -
near The premises =. W.
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4 F0R SAFE in the City eff Newark
s-s F.pMTN NEW.JERSEY FOR

SALE-a Farm containing sb?ut sS'sasS i,na,sd
=; Ibe ,own,hip OF Mii.e;ow county OF Mootioul.,it
Of lying the prbc rosd i.on, & t The
~ Greek abou; :hreeonr.as ot 1i.e ,ioIl w.
where boats ply and from Nev'-i or ain.oSt
s1. rirocron the season. ca said Farm pSr,ua ,
aocse and small Earn. sufficient qaah'''S o' se1'
"e1d t 9 m r ,,e rna. within bali mile of Con'psons
Crees Bouse, rearly new, "th one acre o' LOU -
F farihe particulars INQUIRE OF NJ aan nm haJf
Roadway. 10 P Hopping, keypo't OF Jona hspp'He'
I,iarceyiiis. y. ]. --.-==- -.
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as FOR SALE-In the village of Cler-

NA FOR SALE-In the village OF OIeE.
uon Columbia Ccup;y, The properly 9~eeb ana
a,sy @ ,1cs Hee 20 feet square and ,Ho stories high
with iaele naaSe, I, OF S oaiboiIs as lo s ecoa dap a
80 'ele Q, eo o varety OF other fruit The above pro
P pleasantly oeaea STt b.2s seaIs'fa5 asa an MIN
70 @ ~ ,sa x;i,re witt. Chapel for religious Wo!
hp @ gentleman Of s2ae forum 20 ~n" psgsean mi;ssi 10
retire TO pleasant country res;asnes 81 - a
rbis offers a., eligible situation , NV, no had
For ter-aS nrther particulars, rce't. ! -;tor ~ No.
m WM H WILSON Esd, ClcED'sr', or 10 tue
"a ,ireere street, Albany. -. I'm H.. re,-.d
N g-Tbe above property il act soo, WIZ oe 'e"'e'
from the Isl oi .iay next d. 'A' P. VAN buren,.
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ro IET-The two three story

A TO LET-The two three story OF.
mi Honsss "a L ls Columbia street. near Grahd hss
finished a sedsf m Sys ssai viii Fa ). sEs @ ior ser
gtses, SS & T.rn,on water will he introduced. Apply
II II ees'f"0'e' ''e GEORGE J. PRICE
"A FOR SALE in the City eff Newark, !.
1 MA House and p acres oi stsps s.e. iTo,t.
s sser wh isge Paza in rear and wen mnsS
Throughout Also. good stable ais srssS Nchols,
corser Of Wilam aud wasi:to Streets OF Oh ,esiaf-
on the premises -----------
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AA FOR SALt--A snug country seat at
tie Sing Sing overlooking lie Hudson River aad VI
agc; u acres Of highly cultivated sAd whh grra; vs
ety OF fruit trees. This is bargain
M ST a. =. SMITH. IS LhsrtyHL
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ts go ACRES ILLINOIS LAND f.,
sryH ssle or exchange. Titles good ard Tie lam ~
sn6SgIor cray Fer di.grsRs asd particulars apoiv
n,i6r. 4. p. SMITH, IS L;berrrrr.s -
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80 TO LET.--!n Dean street, neg
Smith si.c-,, Brooklyn, the sp:cndd three 81
.Ost, Gted Ia Tbs bcH manner ~lii Two lots Of g@ ~
attscbei. Also, coach Eouse, ss5.ss &c. 4 ydSt oS
osl Choice gr5je Also, several IItt uses, w
sei aEd puap oi excellent spring water Oh !be pre-
fh-s properly well czcaiaed 10. Tie sccemnodsLa
sr-sIecla5. family, wLo " III 5c let fg one ysa
more on acc mGrodalipg leIps, by applying -
mo 10 EPH McN GkKAI, 100 Plnes
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xssS fOR SALE-A 1 arm of AZ actH
s,fsaaaaeS s.lGetea LsUas stnts, s0~s ~ ~
nslA, .s.J ,iIe 4sPsI iGao iSa1i.s ~ - - 4
e-t - lac c.Uae s-..sUi'sio.se, aG'' .s-
=. @-4..S t',.' .nr SD.IGh .Ets a... sas i< -N'
hPPi- v.S.e4~, ~ ''eOu.a-o, ies. - 'As
soae l-a.l l. hSs tAC-fic..l -Sd-- Va ~ ~ .
,., ..vuSn vi II, ,v0a iiU-ss Dsis' o's
,, so 1o-Se .itir-jl...- -Agls ~ 1E.s' !.
- .s-.-.-N, &c saitI -, ., rSr.a'4-cs
.J.ua.. : :. ~, msIA. l.lis
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A TO LET-A II tsoom, Bedroom. Pan.
e.g nv Closet &c. suitable small family. s,.
s and posssssisn gven immediate. u. Ako others Nj
rosseSs;on on the first OF May next irGare OF
81 I'm J. LOCKE, 81 Ann ,lrp.,
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A TO LET-The upper part Of Hoaa

TO- M. North Moore-sueet, TO small respectas
lany. The :ouse ist5 be pa. in complete reya;r ~
consist OF from; senieut three seceEd f
ard one large cooni in gaTret also, yaGli ior coal Hs
Sl75 Apply 10 6. kETTLEWELL,
mi lsr sJ Ra,er-s,reet, GD sislk
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.sa rkICE &I .OUU.-A FARM for ShLb

80 PkICE E 81 ,UUU.-A FARM for ShII
els. containing acres, very plsssdaty sstsa.t.
The yase OF neslheid L sex :, aIyt
lpe "a lc SouieIyiil- ltaiiesa sad alts ha' s'.
oe propsI luu OF syocai znd r al ces Io!o ee
lnS, neil vi wafer JOJt clah uoib, a.
III Galcd ore ioUrth OF ii III l- ottl Fl
leading ,f.n New YORK 10 rLi!aGdpns, aLu . u. N ~
clliJ c Schools stcTeS chaIcDes aaathrts bI9s
EONaId loSn!ey, Wigs Nts.asEdJ V"' ~
81 ne roEl tir RauroGtt Deltl, Ei.zeb, III .r
tK!ssr u. n,aiti0a
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- To CARPENTERS, Carlmea
.s..s &c-For Sale or e., The stYry House s
oIop I5s Sanidn street B5use IN good orde. end at
adapted for Two tanilie, large yard suitable for any b5
,rog HE of stable shop the rear, was
passage way lcr 20 the street. lrIure OF SeneGa
* Beisnap, IL Wall street, hr of 4. BsEEDisTs
m2 N IA HarainE /,
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A TO LET OR LEASE-Ths vel
known premises OF the subscriber Sd 4rer:.
They consist OF about ssve acres OF land under eIee
Improvement having thereon good ci,y 51li Hcase
wood filed ia with brick, Barns, WE'LL good fetee -
terms &c. Rent rery ioD 10 good tenant. Apply TO
27f 2w. AARON CLARK, laz Liberty s.
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Ia To LET--Workshops Of var;ois
:A szrS bess lighted OF any in the city AID rem, ~
POS -ssssn giYcn Immediately. iraore Of '"
mi Ia, LOCKE, 81 Ann s,,s,
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- SIUhE TJ FENN L , 1 NEE T.
ga:A To let from the lsi of May neIl, the lcNGFfs
cellar OF said Store ie1teBds from Pearl 70 sast.
street, and has been occupied num5.r Of DD
Goods Store Iraure of J. LAMB, No. IL MerchsciS Er
change, Wai!s;rset, or of EDWARD COOK, No II Pesa
srre-t. nj !Ms
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~ LARGE HALL Io Lst-The large
raad 81; IS usoccupiea and vii! be let ior RslS,s.
puypsses on Sundays. fn5 sS.
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XHTORalS IN CHILDREN.-Of all

Prepared by 3. Bell md may he had at Dr.. JAfNES
Sioyr SIS Broadway. New-York. lUt III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-19

LEGISLATIVE PRocEEpINes.-We have received
Albany papers Of Monday. They are full OF legis-
tive proceedings As the legislature adjourned yes
terday, we give the last movements that have
reached us:
LEeIsLATURE.-The near approach OF the termi
nation of the session has driven both branches to
long sittngs The house did not adjourn until
within few minutes of midnight on Saturday,
having held an uninterrupted session OF fourteen
hours
In the House the following bills were passed.
In relation to the State Prison. [Pentz's BILL Ayes6a,
nays o.
10 allow Railway Companies to be sued in Justices
Courts.
To repeal the New York fire limits.
For the relief OF contractors the suspended public
works
The House of Assembly has finally passed the bill deny
ing persons whose liberty is in question, the right OF
trial by jury.
The New York city annual tax bill.
Reducing the fees for inspecting lumber.
The question the final passage ofthe following bills
was LAID on the table--
To repeal the usury law.
Relative the location of the New ork and Erie Rail-
way. This is known as the Sullivan County bill.
The House refused to take the motion to reconsider
the vote rejecting the fee bill
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wrote his letters; while witness was in the custom
his salary $500 since he came into Mr. HoytS pr
vate employment his salary is $780,
Mr. WATERS examned.-Testifest that he was cashier IN
the Custom House assumed that situation on the 22d
Nov, 1888 Mr. H. Ogden witness predecessor MT
Ogden's assistants Mr. Phillips, Mr. McDaniei ana
Mr. Rolf witness found the schedule list now produced
several months after Mr. Phillips had left the Gus
tom House; it found in his drawer amongst
variety OF papers 1t purpsrs TO be oh ok list OF the
uaiy statement OF his cash account, showing the diner
hce between the cash hand and what appears on the
race Oh the cash account The difference between them
would De chargeabe against him examined this paper
ana found difference betw the cash hand and the
casn accounts to Mr. Hoyt; McDseel another OF
interest on the duties woolens to the amount OF be-
,ween $500 and $500 in quarter; reported it to Mr.
HoJt, and Mcdaniel dismissed; Mr.. Hoyt
ceved any oil the cash which through the Custom
House except what he received for conting encies.
Cross exanined-The naval officers accounts are a
cheek upon the cashier the book of the cashier sent
into the naval officer; there duplicate entries also
furnished to him. he had the OF detection
duplicate entries the returns from the dashe to the
naval officer furnish the data for the quarery &C
COUNTS the paper shown to witness MrPhilps check
list the cash account shows the cash received and
the cash on hand it appears by il that of
entered the cash book and that there $685.
$40 SO hand leaving balance against Phillips of
$500 l6 Mcdaniel a clerk in the efice; he neglect
ed to collect the duties this circumstance would affect
Mr. Hoyts account; the government alone would be af
ected by the discrepancies those in the paper
produced appeared witness list; he has paid
the balance 10 the government. and Phillips might have
done the same the naval officer has duplicate entry of
duties sent into his Office and by checking them a
forwards with the collectors accounts any or dis
crepancy could be detected
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POSTSCRIPT.
Adjournment or the Legislature.

BY our Special Reporter arrived this morning
at o'clock from Albany by the Rochester, we
have the exclusive information that the Legislature
finally adjourned last evening at O'Clock.
The Law abolishing Bank Commissioners passed
and was signed by the Governor yesterday.
The Law repeating all compulsory Inspections
after the LIST of December next was passed and
signed by the Governor. This will nearly destroy
the emoumenls of all the recently appointed in
spec,ors for this city
The amended Law making the appointment of
an Inspector General Ct Hides was repealed.
The act dividing the Flour Inspection of this
city between three Inspectors, with no Deputies
was defeated in the Senate.
The bill calling for better regulation of the
Sandy Hook Pilot Law was laid on the table in
the Senate
The bill amending the charter of the Nautilus
Insurance Company giving it similar powers to
the New York Mutual-that is, Life, Fire and
Marine Insurance was hurried through at o..
clock and signed by the Governor This is the
only bill that received the benefit of the Life in
surance clause during the session.
Several attempts were made to receive the
$4,000 of Public Land money but the Democrats
voted i down in the House although it passed in
the Senate
The bill reducing the hospital fees on steerage
passengers from rs to 25cts per head, was passed.
The act to exempt goods sold at auction, by for
eign underwriters, from the payment of commissions
to the Port Wardens of the city of New York, was
passed, but on motion of Mr.. Glazer OF New York,
was reconsdered and laid on the table.
The Astor Mutual Insurance Company was passed
and is law.
O. No alteration has been made in the odious
militia law.
Water at Albany is eight feet on the pier, and the
streets in the lower part of the city completely
overlooked.
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PHnADELPHIA, April l8-Cd Betsey Jane, Thoma,
Kingston ia.
BALTIMoRE April I7Arr Ocean, Edridge. Boston; Emily
Elicott Lauder Porto Cabelo Cid Goethe (Bremen
Homann Bremen.
ALKIANpRIA, April I5-Sld Coral. Thomaston
CHARLESTON April l5-Cd Persia, Johnson London; Julia
(Brem) snpainan, Bremen; Maiador (Bem BalIaer do
Howell Morris Havana; Merchant Leslie, Cuba. Ar Nth,
Dimon Robinson, New York. Sid Dinte, jameson Jamaca
Powhattan, Saunders, Oh mt.
>sAvaNrAH, April Ia-Cd Tams,ane, Theob:ld, Lverpr;
Moran do; Robt Isaac Sherman NOrleans Wilson Fuller
Cobb, NYork. Sid Billns:gare, Chareston.
Willi,~ DBL Francis and Victoria Obj Nc Mahon. Liver
s,on Ja Abercrombie Southt Glasgow; Eperyer Ver st
VAL VHerSi hish'sndsr MaybsEy Povaen'e SSyoo Burn
dc Art 7sh LOUISE Lsav DO; south CAROLINA Owen and
aw Fhtne, and Saunders Meryman, NYs Also cid 9th.
Georgana Tooe; Swsnton Daysnrort. and sobeski Gay
Ans nora AnSros and U1rd9 Miller Marsees; Peru Bal
C.uz; Jno GIlpin. Brl Locke Shelbourne Ms
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Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Aldermen Purdy and

Before Recorder Tamadge, and Aldermen Purdy and
Leonard.
J. W. SrRAro, Esq. Acting District Attorney.
APRIL ls.-TRIAL FoR BuRGLARY.-Albert Wilroy, CO.
lored convicted of burglary the Sd degree in hav
ing entered the shop of Robert Sterling and stolen there
from pail OF cherry brandy and other liquors, the
night of the 2lst of November The Recorder sentenced
him to two years Imprisonment in the State Prison.
ASSAULT AND BArrERY-The Court occupied dur.
ing the remainder of the day and until late hour in the
evening. with OF assault and battery with feoni
GUS intent, which will be concluded to-day.
The Grand Jury came In in the course of the trials,
made several presentmens and retired During the day
the Court took of hour EACH Adjourned