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TO record their names upon this resolution moved
TO lay it on the table, giving notice that he should
vote against the notion Much palptation, shut
ting and lodging OF votes ensued. The motion
was rejected; nays ll9 to yeas 1s The prcvj
Gus question beng refused a second (the party
Young noto,--as only admissible by rule upon
tins questlon,-without a record of Names Mr.
BROWN oil la. moved substitute amendment ur
porting to be declaration OF Mr.. Clay at the OK
ira session (but which, from an examination Of
the matter is pronounced by those well acauaint.
ed, forgery of words, as ii notoriously is an en-.
tire perverson OF tie statements of Mr.. c. AS
follows; Gary out the principles of the Com.
promise Act Look to revenue alone for the SUD.
port of Government. Do not raise the question
OF protection, which ! hoped had been put to
rest. There is no necessity for protection''
Mr.. HOLMES answered in the affirmative; but
subsequently stating that he did not believe this
the sentiment OF Mr.. Clay and that he wished to
90 no injustice even to his opponents, asked to
DE excused from voting. Mr.. E. J. Morris and
others challenged this as not being correct re-
port OF Mr.. CIay's words.
The amendment was rejected: Yeas 50. Navs
% and the question recurring on the original
Resolution under the operations of the Previous
Question, all sorts of attempts were made by the
iocos TO eVade vote After several motlsns,
and two votes by Yeas and Nays, adjournment
was finally effected-thus throwing over the
question, which, without doubt, the majority will
not permit again to be reached.
In SENATE, petitions against the modification
OF the Tariff were presented by Mr.. WRIGHT
from Syracuse; and by Mr.. TALLMADcE, from
same, and from Utica, New-York and Hudson
The resolution Of Mr.. BAGpY, for the appoint
ment of Standing Committee on Territories,
was debated at some length and adopted
Mr.. Evans called up his joint resolution for ad-
journment sine die on the Goth May, and having
modified 1t to 9th May, it was adapted pithout
dirision and sent to the House.
Mr.. MCDuFFIE's Tariff bill with Mr. EvANs's
Counter-report came up and was debated for up.
ward of two hours by Mr.. BENTON in opposition
to the existing Tariff.
Private bills occupied the remainder of the day.
ARGUS
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LECTURES,
OR A FULL EXPLANATION OF HIS
COPYRIGHTED PRINCIPLES.

ccb lIustr aed his p,ieae classes, IA the pr'ea
~. ys,iou, courses IN the Civ of New-Yo'k
Further notice viii be given OF the bookstore wheis
- be had sud of the price whehwns &c so reasonable as
" on. who cannot attend Prof g. verbal exP'ana-
hfsio complete knowsdee.of the theory OF his por-
3 The public are respectfully cautioned by the A@
~ ,,a;nxr soe.uiatire attempts at suli'ng Them
thof !" or ''publicatons" OF has system
ge ofProf G 3 system copyrighted aud his verbal
Ess,y Of .va been the l0o,f for ISra
estlsnaU"i private Lessons, Leetaie' This
;.,Iso 70 caution Publishers who might De tempts"
chase fraudulent manuscripts Infringing upon 'i0.
Finally evsry advert sement offering any oh,'
bI;cation on this topic designed by the
NM a,eodis FRANCIS FAuVEL Gu 'hA1D
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snp,yc style OF HATS.

n .,--s- Pine and Nassau STREETS mas no" Is11'
.son and sale the Standard Pattern Of Gen 'esnsns
Hats Tor the ensuing season p....,t S,sx,p ,ts
f2s lmMWF&S- zzu o-leo, - CT.
Spring Hats.-The SUBSCRIBER lnt0flh' ,s osl.,s
u He,,y amply Supplied with thr nsw tsPrinsl
a;s nT;ees Willis as Heretofore for Fine SasIa ~
a su,hty, s. IS aud this notwithstanding an
the price 0''.oek SPENCER g Chambers street
Martin e. Tnom pson. AschlIses i Pfa.s eq and
ONCE No Ill street, P5r?asssa 70 Residence No. g
SI1o nIscs where Be 'ser II me rhs sus
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CURED

CHERiFFs sALE-By yrne Of several wrts of fen fact
= az 20 me directed and delivered will expose sale
"wednesday the sth DAY Of May next IL O'Clock, w. AZ the
yestlbuIe Of the C!ry Hall OF the City OF NewYo.k, all The
rr; ute and interest John Brown which ne had OF the
fourth deg February, thouand eight hundred and io
two any time afterwards Of and 10 oil thet certain E,
piece or parcel OF Land with The buildings and
thereon erected and 2e ,uae lying and beng as {I
Ward of the City OF New York the yaIle Dciils ~
oiety eqa bait part OF certain 9t 81 gT He +es anc
distinguished on map made b. Charles L e lsST2I
OF part the estate Anthony Lepenard ESQ ascgo S
lot number one hundred and thirty Wheh san os piece
or parcel OF ground nienfs % o ne.e grant
ed are blInded-otherly on By wake. street mortimer
" ia the rear on the noe l2iety Of sad 9, No one 5s
dra and ttr-nine now lste belonging To " ian pntci
- eas,ery On lot No. one hundred and th ana "s
% IN frrrh street and contains IN oradth n roS ana rear
s.rb tyxenty-ye feet and IN length each se MY ieet
Also ali that certain lot % lnd situate. ag aG png y.
,te ii late Fourth Ward OF the City o. 'es oA ale
in y1ll-ed in map chart Hae " So 'tt "a
r Ians OF the Rector and inhabitants % e SLy ~
YORK and Communion OF the Protestant - ~
-he STATE az Sesy-Iork co1I5iol!J SE
Farm BY the number thirty a aD1 poltl - =.
WI, nortlYSrdty By lDs numbers 's1 ii1
yxt.yndly In the ~enr BIZ raob-r Dy
los nrnEs tlrryfiye and tyT and etS'iilI ~ nont
m Errb -r, eyteing breadth n irout and rear twenty
y ,et ard IN Jeogf see se fifty et be TIC same more
or lesa . - 1910, ,.ex ,be,.,,tc
heio1ginr or IN any ysi>e sppertaIning: 5000,
Fp-n,K 8 vuLTEz, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated New YORK, March z, loH. fafZi ia"pV
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Markets Carefully reported fy- The Tribune.

Markets . Carefully reported fyr The T5ihuns.
TUESDAY, March 20.
ASHES.-Pots have broke down 10 81 Sc, at which $50
bbls 1915 have been sold; so Pearls brought S.
COTTON-Has given way ic and buyers ask another
off The sales yesterday 500 bales and todap 2O0O al
thu decline noticed above Some hodsrs refuse sell al this
reduction.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Western Flour continues very
dull G,nesee held "a with sales OF 800 bbis for export
Hat Ohio SI with sales OF 1900 bb which de-
cline Southern also dull 500 bbls Georgetown sold al
ST. and some Brand s. Rye Flour is 2a; sales
l5G bbs
GRAIN-Of WheatlOO bushels Illinois sold for milling
at loo Rye firm aud advancing 1000 5000 Bushels
sold the slip, and 68 Ssc delivered Oats
arr 81 33c for River and Canal Corn very and
wanted 5000 bushels Southern sold yesterday, to arrive al
Soc weight and much more to-day on private terms.
SEEDSClover steady with sales of loo 200 bbls AT
Otc good prime free Timothy is hrm-r At IA 80
SIC, with sales In lots wanted.
WHISKY AND WHALEBOSE.-The market is firm
but no further sales have occurred since our last
PROVlSIONS.-Ohio Pork is very dul Prime can be had
at 70. and Mes, 200 bbs City Mess Beef cold at
3, and so Prime %. Lards wanted and improving;
200 bills sold 81 36 and 1900 kegs al 90 Csc cash
60 Lids Shoulders and Hams, dry salt brought and tic
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{ T Y IN TELL nee.
TUESDAY.

Is 600 loads cared last week from The street. Of
me several warda. and deposited the various dumping
gIcnnds-aso, 1900 loads Of coal ashes rubbish &c By M
Superintendent Of streets.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMlNER. Before .yu5..
KENT and AID. BuNSiaG and BRIGGS
Ihe trial of the young woman charged with
The murder Of her child By throwing it down sink al n,
hoos@ wher- she service in Bond street, was 90, dew
for Yesterday but application of counsel it
postponed TO ,bs May term.
William Jones, the man found cuiltv re ro,,
slaughter the 9Th degree in relation 10 he des,b If
DOYLE teported ysserdsy sentenced 10 SIX month, mo
prtsonment IN the Penitantiary
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CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT /
THE UNITED STATED
ANDERSON & D0BBS

received arg. assorrnen; OF Splendid NV raj
~ %, .S,ttsa THREE Ply DoLstE sTrskFiNs' ~
terms OF -. IS.K,fS CARPETiSG, NESLTIAS S Iais
anu u'n ,ak PETiNCi FLOOR On CLtsI ho LTD
A NJ RUGS STAIR RODS IAsLk JoIEEs nrsT
hhAh a of winch purchased tai - SH lIe !
.o'tRs advance on the above goods. and VIII Or O
~ the usual low priees at No SO BSwEEs m soon and
We Sosls, Is ca ANDERsONS Do66S
make thsif No % Bowery, the inst C4pet store
spoye Hester street
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Cry New Yosx. MNoR's OFFICE, J
~ AI.n-Ir % 1911

CRY OF NV YoRK. NIAfoRs UFFINF1
MARCH %, 1874.
WurRt,, on the mornisE Of the I'D day oil March M
rn, Between one and o'clock ths Cotton walTn p
az var ilonouslv set the hrs being communicates
on the outside OF the Ieato hs buildings
i, # New York bv virtue OF authority III me FTsed, w
hereby offer reward Of FIVE Hundred Dollars 'f me
ION md conviction OF the EcendlsrsS 81 sn3
~ In witness whereof have hersunto SCI nv saS ,.
and caused the seal of MayS!1E y q NORRiS
AZ 5na . '' hiayor OF the City of New YORK
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~ See advertisement another column OF Co"rse OF
Lectures be delivered IA the Reformed pueh o
afarstfe Place.
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u Temperance principles are sald 10 DC .:
making rapid progress at the South esPeclaily III
the LARGE cities of South Carolina and Georgia
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0g- NOTHING EXCEED. THE RAGE tSp DrstrtoiN lt
NEST OF the Countereiers Dr. FELIX Gonraud Poudr-
Subtle and Italian MrJcated Soap W. particularly ask at
he vulgaTity and low BHesgae OF the fh me-,
quality of The The Italian Medicatsd SOAP ~
We'll known for all eruptve diseased discoored SKINS
and particular and buy at 81 WalkeTstfee Isl store
Up ~ ErnaLiyar so q cake.;
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r,,,.,.,o,r. RrSr CnEAp-A story house to let 70
up.nn stre.t inDuire OF q. SAUNDERS. io3 BROAD
Also two story house with attcs IN aanae near
Son IN BROOKLYN. Rent low H "
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COUNTY COURT

This Court met yesterday to hear the Report
.eie'e 70 The complaints against Justices Stevens and Gil
~ 10 The charge against Justice Stevens, the Commit
zone Respecting Justice Gilbert the Committee ao,csd
te Facts connected with the statements Of Mr. MCGOWAN
&c hoton' were made lay the report on the tablalso
10 -ier baek-and another directing the Distc; A,torp. ~
prefer articles Of Impeachment SC The latter was pu, b
me presiding Judge and carried By small majority some OF
le members being desEous that complaint should upd.
iafther invese2a;ion.-The Court then adjournsd
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.,.v,c.y Nt,syrM-Speudid performances take PLACE
ffop At o'clock aud this evening AZ hAlipasi 9
b hE OT the far-faned Kentucky Mnstre,s whose OIL
attractive enough 10 III! any house IN the CITY.
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RHEUM4TIsM-How important TO those who have Rleu-
matsn tout Contracted Cords Muscles is the Indian
Vrceab. Elixir and Liomep;. which has been known
TO fail in single those complaints AT Il Court
landt street. WARRANTED
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aT The Hon Daniel Webster arrived at bos-
ton on Sunday morning.
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school and Miscellaneous Books. &c.
WILLIAM K. CORNWELL.

90 Beacer-Street, three doors from PearLstreet.
q Offers at LOWEST RATES, School and Miscea-
neous Books BLANK Books Papers, Quiiis and Stationery
general which he the attention. Of Merchants
NH Bun
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srsK1sas CoaDl,L IS SOD % Not NuTFoy st 03I u

~ TolLgr FCRslsHING STORE los efoaaway: e o.
,,x CourGndt and Liberty streets, the mos: extensive as
s"rtmn 70 De found the city CONFUSING Per1gmeTy and
So rom hs most celebrated manufacturers Brushes ioI
yI n ysr, stye and finish Combs, &C. and large
asssment Of Raz6rs The subscriber having long sSls.
ence in the latter article IS enabled 10 CHOOSE anu "
KEN those OF tbs best quality warranted FIN
~ ., Ia = Metallic Tablet Strop, l63 Broadway,
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CoMsrocK's EXTRACT OF SARsArARiLlA Tor purifying the
Rondprc so GEMS per bottle or 81 per DOZEN, 81 Court
IanG ST. Asothe East Indian Hair DyE viii color the IA II
butn The skin
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NJ The City Hotel in Hudson took fire on
Saturday last and was considerably damaged
cnl,v insured
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COURT CALENDAR. TINS DIV

COURT CALENDAR. TINS Day.
- Ciacurr CouRT.-Nos. 81, 65, 20, 43. 1853. 270.
40 2bl, 80, 50, 60, 81, ca, &c, 81, IS, 50, II, to
II, inclusive
%, 80, 3, 80, Sc. -
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p,sva celebrated writer has defined man 10
BE- shaTing animal This doubtless true $" FAR as fe,S,e
~ r,i;,ad man tut civilized cannot shave wnou q
70 CIV he anyoI keep his razor good order without
srrop We would therefore jus, gently HINT 70 on" Win four
IL, b,x the of time, t haynE been
n,r, than quarter of century and u rf"eaoy %
az .,,ur,or 10 giving that des bic keen edge 10 soo
yb;cb rcnders shaving operation that may be
dnrsJ -IBoston Mercantile Journal NM ''"
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SH.p-NEws.--Czeared This Atzernoon--BarlS
Cora Warner Maracsibo Brig C3mmelce I" We pos
Randolph hoq Troy Ny ye;Ea Lnalap Ee1l K yte
nhen Young Young Hannibal, Falhenbers, aud Texas
Emerson. New York.
Arriced-Schr Herald, Barrett, days from New
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n The satinett factory Of Mr. Stevens, IN
Uxbridge, Mass. was burned on the 23d, insured
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Eey,ou LsSerAon NIaressa,s Oral system. oy ri; .a'
Sansn,er Madame l. MANHsc, DuRASp Gentlemen 10. 81
,asnested 10 make immediate apphcanon' ne c" mn
commence about the Isl OF A Tr -, aa,a,, NAMING
cIaxs winch IS now in the second course 49,.
Pnvate Instruction during the day. 10 ffanhi'u o.
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MARRIED
DIED,

p On fnesday mortHg Goth inst BIZ Rev Y W Dickinson
~ jobs BOIL 10 JANE B. HARKyE.s all OF this city
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C. Birth Day OF Charles Fourier.--The
Anniversary FoureIs Birth Day will be celebrated the
9th April (he 9TH falling on Sunday) the Apollo Saloon,
at o'clock P NJ Persons who wish participate
this Festival procure tickets R-dheds Bookstore
Clinton Hail. of Beekman and Nassau streets By
order OF thu Committee OF Arrangements. Tickets 81.
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~ LApirz don't use Common Chalkrt looks oad-it
he skim aud makes look yellow Try Jones span
h Tv White; it gives the face neck pure he,kg ala,
hasIer hitsnsSS Sold the oil the American aSr o.
Chatham street; S23 Broadway; or l3S ulton
Ign. .u..-----
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y Unionis. Association.

u CnlOnfst A1SoC1hIiOn.---A sItGlaI lneeIInB
of the Unionis Association will be held Wednesday
ming, March 9th National Hail. Canal street half
o'clock Punctua attendance IS requested.
L BY order, SLLAS CHICkERlNG, President.
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sass FOR SAIEA Farm ofl25 acres pleasantly situated
~ in healthy location IN South Brunswck y J.. near
New York About 70 acres are nigh sae OF cultivation.
good apple and peach orchards timber aad, &c;
house barn shop aud other out-buLdlngs, good and
yenent with good water pump e door Also the stock.
crops tools farming utensils Among the stock Durham
and Berkhire of the first peigee. The farming utensils
good and sufficient improved system OF agriculture
Inquire Of VI. PALMER, II Mott
mt27 lm& A. p SMITH, 81 Lihertyst
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HENRY CLAY-PROTECTlON AND REFORM.
- Second MnrG.-rl. DsmocratLc " hug Elector

~" Eighth IVard.-The Democratic Wings Of IN,
old Eighth requested attend meeting at The voh Sa
loon Thursday evening, 2Sh March Il o'clock 10 nsa
the Report Of the Nominating COMMITTEE
JOHN HAGE.SCAMP. Chairman.
Gro JgsSIsoy Secretary. Inh27 WxTh
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by TWO young Wotheh,
w one good plain cook, washer and ionef the one
buberm,id Best OF Uy reference. Apply al The thisau
ard NJ, die storp, 26J Bow-Ty-
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Commercial and Money Matters.

u For sales al the Stock Exchange, see Last Page
TUESDAY, P VI.
To-day the sales at the Board were again large.
Harlem Railroad advanced 2 Farmers Trust Company o
North American Trust Company and Vicksbufg Bank i;
United STATES Skies and Norwich and Worcester Railroad
and Kentucky Skies Mechanics Bank sold Yesterday
price Long Island declined IL syvaoia Elves l. and
American Exchange Bank and Ohio and Illinois Sizes
ExCHASGE.-Rates of Foreign same as yester-
dsv.viz: aS i0a' for Bills London 5Cs2. 5f2i FOX
Bills on Paris
FiEn , OF Dts s, on D4sk S p NJ
Eastern. Bkb- In Boston. Bank Oswego Is
Albany Troy, Scnenec SC. tCommercia Oswego .2D
Jersey Clinton County -. III
Philadelphia 49,. tWaeTyet .2h
Baltimore 800. United States. q
Safety Fund and Red Back Housatonic Railroad par
Virginia. PllGni1 Chersstown IS
Ono ...........2 Sewburyport Bank 90
Indiana. ......2 Bank OF Lyons %
NoTth caiona i 4 Bank SG FhIa la p
South Carolina i Commercial Buff 40 is
The following are the quotations for Specie
amer Gold old SS5 e.og, Dollar. g g,
Half Dolars. par a. Douboon. II 90 II Y
Portuguese Gold. loo c0t Do Patriot l6 90 10 IS
Spanish Dollars. l0i l0i SovereigIs 81 81
Do. Quarters 90 100 DO light 50 a 81
Mexican Dollars =. 100; 1905 Heavy Guinness. ; 90
Do. Quarters SO 100 iNspOleoGs ....S 50 81
Bcknell's Philadelphia Reporter of to-day says
Money can readily obtsined good paper from
PER cent Ter annum Ne change III the condition OF
Banks Trade is active Our Market5tIee houses are
sually busy Last week Of the leading firms found II
necessary keep ~ lights burning TIL late hour
sh Goods very large amount have already been sent
westward"
The Bunker Hill Aurora says that the Supreme
Court have decided against ,hs Of the Hamilton Bank
attachment and removed temporary injunction
upon the This obstacle TO the settle
ment Of the Phenix Bank matters.
The Farmers Bank OF Maryland has declared a
semannual dividend Of per
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NJ OLp WALL-srREEr RAscALs. Alloy
Say are you bald, or whisk eress
Is your hair ret or gray
Does iandruf choke the life or roots.
And does the scalp decay?
Jy<s Jones's Coral Hair Restorative,
It's qualities you know,
Twill force the growth any part,
Where hair meant 10 grew
This is sold from shugs bottle, and Is the most excel
I arrice made If merely used fer dressing The HAIR 1t
makes dark silky and beautiful and kssr r, h so Gqs
grow stopir, falling off cure scuf dandruh and to make
light red gray hair grow naturally DARK * ara
929 Bovery and l3o Fulton street Brooklyn; Ledger buld
;nss Philadelphia; and State ST, Boston mhz' z'sot
BEw,ts CouGH CANDIES qnless they are sou o., INC
erm-nss. noves On trial all you represent n WI you
rernru me the money physicians remedy, called Jones
Cough Candy sold on those terms czon sT
h. the most remedy FOR uag pulmonary complaints
eve. made sold from one shilling ackaIe al ihe :"
the American Eagle, 60 Chatham street. ~ " anu S 5od
street Brooklyn. ~
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~ Fifteenth Ward.-Ths Democratic Wink
Electors e Feeuth W ard requested 10 assemble at
Copsutiou Hall $50 Broadway half pas, o'clock,
on WE'D NEsDAY EVENING. March 9th, 10 respond TO
the of Mayer and to receive the Report OF the
Nominating Committee on Charter Officers.
GEORGE W. BRUEN, Cha Nom Com.
BrSJ,,iS O. WELLS. NH
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Y1TaNTEp-ln Retail Tea aud Sugar Store
w ayoury who has hEa soIne eSp-feac= 10 ,b .
,as.-or which would be pretsrTed-i young man HIt
small capital 10 in The business In ~iths! case me
references required Address a D. @
OH
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POLICE OFFICE.

Observation-Disclosures l.. Cevats was ar.
rested and committed for stealing 81 from the pocket
George Sredker of No. $50 Hudson street. when hous,
in Thomas
E. Stewart was arrested and committed for
stealing pounds of vedsris from the Of Mr. Badger
No. 1911 South street.
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1ATANTED.-A gentleman with ihs o ,. OF r. r.
w ference aJsf by a.sso Is aS ,s, eI 20 aed l
h co,criou OF debt, any buslneEs IN the SCUM
Win Starss Address a. o. or call at % Ann-5 It
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fa,eiing aud tina business now going forward along our
1vha1yes in Market Front aud other streets almost UMPIRE
ous sections 6 city and districts coupled with other I'M
nnr,nf matters all tend 10 give JOY and satisfaction TO our
,i1.ns who aly appreciate the blessing of Protective
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q The Verdict !-OLONNt.LL ND Llbth-
TY!A special meeting Of the United tSh Regsal ;9s'oct
alton the City of New York Will be held at Washns0
Hail. Wednesday Evening, the 27th Instant, at u o.
clock for the purpose of taking into consideration the adop
ton such will express the Indignation OF Ams.
citizens for conviction OF and tel
low traversers by Packed and Tratorous Jury.
Several Speakers will address the Let
ms 81. B. o'CoNNoR, Secretary
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,ian.p and gentleman and MS wife. can be accom-
IoodstSd with CONVENIENT Rooms and Board at No 10
i:IrI HALL PLALE, corner OF DuaGe-stfeet nII WIS
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The fourth Lecture Ill b- delivered II - SceF LIhrf
Rooms corner OF Broadway and L-onaTd-StTxst- Subject:
those Gcat the LUSs and me lnJurous etsets OF
COMPRISING chest greatest sy regards hssIt and
soEz Appearance society. The subect will b.
illustrated taking :h heart and lungs from cs model OF
fall grown person and from the small model m'Gk and
by the experiment. OF nftsun- pair of lights
TicksS Fifty Ceuts sdmIta gentleman and .day Lee
tureg so commence al quarter before O'Clock. II
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q Lecture Oh pancing--A; Pa l Ne OK
Open HoaS= d. ~ l. Et.>lLR tIRA II AH.-This etc
4usG sksrs rele-sT Of uuIaber of friends has con-
seated 20 lecture D1actu- plsee Ihurssy
evening, Starch D. Sscock s1d viii gge Scrplural PHI
SoiogIrs sa popular tis subject IIcktfs 80 al
hitting gentleman and lal Clsr<aen and shysiciaa
particularly invited 10 attend and wiil b. presented wih
liekLs -npl!c.or 20 4 Cos q Sa-cayAL lZI 2sls-
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Fourth Annivsrssry OF The fnetropo

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litDn AssacIaIiOn.-The of lhls Literary AS
wit Celebrate their Fo0rt Anniversary s Key
Mr. Checver Presbyterian Church, Allen street Grand
This Wedussda, Evening The Exercises Will CONSIST
alton; Grafton O. Singing: Collections. Dsbste-shouid
the Twenty First Enls of the House of Representatives De
Iesciaded? Essay; POEM 10 Singing, B-neflctlon.
EXERCISES haiipast O'Clock. The public
respectfully invited attead Programmes may De had at
McClaurys Drug Store 100 Division and Cturch
PETER c. BAKER, President.