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Common Council.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN. March IL This Board met in
special meeting to act upon the police bill from the board
OF Assistant Aldermen After preliminary business
OF little importance the bill up in committee
the whole, Alderman WATERMAN in the chair.
The first and second sections abolshng the watch de-
parment and supplying its place with $50 day and night
patrol men, laid on the table.
The third, fourth fhh sixth, seventh eighth, ninth and
tenth sections establishing the police and patrol districts
and defining their duties adopted
The eleventh section altered so as to prevent any
extra compensation to police officers for rewards. and
strikes out all that part making equal distribution
rewards voluntarily offered by citizens for the arrest
rogues AMI recovery of property.
Sections twelfth and thirteenth amended as ia
place the petty police officers be attached the police
offices under the special direction Of the special Justices
mayor, and aldermen.
This completed theirs title, when the committee rose
reported, and had leave to sit again.
The Board then adjourned till this afternoon, st five
O'Clock.
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County Ccurt.

TrhspAY, March l2The County Court met this after
noon Jour o'clock The charges alleged against James
D. Greenman, Clerk OF the Ninth Ward Court dis
missed.
The Committee to whom was referred the charges
against Justice Gilbert of the upper Police pre-
pared 70 report, and asked for further time which was
granted Justice Gilbert was present ably prepared to
reiute all that could he presented against him.
Charges were preferred against Justice Stevens Of the
lower Police, which were referred to a committee.
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MAGNIN'S
LUCINA CORDIAL,

OR, ELIXIR OF LOVE.
LrOR the speedy and certain Of female Irregularities i'm
potency, benness nsr albus, incipent conumpti!p.
constitutional debility whether the result Of imprudence III
o accident. .
The sensation produced By this Eorderfn medical discover
America, Numerous Testimonials have been received from
those whose constitution wreck, but who have
been nvgoased by this incompaIabs Cordial Other. who
had ruined their health by their folly
found in hi, cordial the means Of rstoIaon sst all other
side has often been rendered happy s mpotnt
and the have again exued in the elasticity and
Of bygone days. 49,
TIE Of the interior villages e New York
which by the Of two bottles OF Lueina Cordial
couple after four Of bitter dsapporm ,bed
life
The agent for the city Of A., New York. sold bottle
gentleman who had heen afflicted with disease Of tn. urstha
for eeyeu few days he returned and said he had de-
rived far benefit from the bottle thsa from medical
treatment for eleven He immedsey bought six bottles
Our f1rbids the which
Liberty The universal satisfaction which
this nestmable Elixir has given not single complaint hav
ipg made Of the least proofs Of its unrvaled
a kreieace.
Price 50 per bottle.
sold at % Nassau s New York9o North Sixth street, Phila.
delphia Smith Fo~s, i3s Wellington street. Boston
fr2 1usec
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DoRR TRrAL.-The trial Of Thomas w. Door
has fixed for the 26,h Of April the earliest day
which the engagements Of the Court would allow the trial
to Notice was given to the Attorney General
the 29h Of January that Mr. Dorr would be ready
a trial " by an impartial jury
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OLE BULL IN BosroS. fellow calling himself
ole Bull has been Aourishing about here for day
two. One gentleman was 80 far imposed upon as to in
ve large company 10 meet the magical Norwegian"
his house Saturday evening last The scamp has
probably picked somebody's pocket and Cut before this
= BOSTON Post. Mrrch II.
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MARYLAND LEGISLATIVE ADJOURNED. The Mary
land Legislature continued its session until very late
hour on Saturday night and then adjourned die The
number of laws enacted by this body during the session
lust ended, is three hundred and sixty.
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The iUpsoN--THE WEATHER left
New York, on Saturday, and came up far as
Newburgh. The weather is mild and spring like, with
an indication that the river will be open. Ycstcr
day the water, in places, the dock but
the solid and firm We hear that the enter
prisng Directors OF the Western Railroad to plough
omen passage for their ferry boat TO the river
using the machine with which Boston harbor was bro
ken open report prevalent last evening that the
ice in the Mohawk was broken up-.4bany Atlas, March
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LAKE ERIE.-Thc navigation may be sand Ia
have opened. The steamer United States was
taking on good load and preparing to leave Buffalo
saturday.
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Cnurf Calendar

Cmcuir Couar-20s l27 250 All. ala, 276, 276, 27o,
$780, 2s3 1885, 1885, 1885, 2ss o9 292 2e4 1885, 297 $685. $780,
400
Commor PIxA.es ~, u, s0, 10, 6,a 40, 40, 49, o. 90,
80, 10, 90,
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LARGE FIRE AT NEWARK fire broke out yes
terday morning between four and five O'Clock IN the
kitchen of the United States Hotel situated In Broad ST.
little south of Market street Tho hotel and two three
frame buildings each side OF were entirely destroyed
The United States Hotel was kept by IT, Stewart Son
was the extensive establishment Of the kind in
Newark. The building, understand, was insured -
Whether the furniture which nearly all destroy
was we did not learn. Among the losers mentioned
the propretors ofthe Newark Morning Post whose
rba chief engineer Of he fire department was severely
hurt by fall from ladder One Of his legs fractured
The following persons among others burned out-H
Adams, merchant tailor; q. 8. Ward, umbrella maker;
Messrs Mcdonald, ID. J. Hayes and John Chef.
wood attorneys The house Of the hook and ladder
pany was also burned The building occupied as the
United States Hotel owned by John H. stephens.
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MIppIETowE (Cr) MuRpER.--On Friday last
the Grand jury found true bill against Lncln
Hail. Bethue Roberts and VIM. H. Bell for the murder oil
Mrs Bacon On Saturday the Court proceeded to mpan
mel the jury and succeeded in getting six,whcn the
Haddam Killingworth and saybrook to be in attendance
Monday Mt two o'clock from whom TO procure the re-
naming SIX The trial will be conducted IN the Netho'
dist Church the Court not being sufficiently large
10 those who expected to be in intend
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SHOCKING MuRpRR.-The Natchez Courier gives
the following particulars of dreadful murder re-
Gently perpetrated in this state "A Miss Demoss was
killed about 10Th hnden Claiborne parish
La She left the house of a neighbor in the evening
the house of her father respectable planter
but not arriving, q search was commepced and young
man. by name Lambwright, met in the woods. Upon
the searching party proposing 60 up certain branch
he stated that was use he had been there hunting
&c. They did CO. however, and found her dead. She
had been violated severely beaten, and then her head
held under the water to finish the work OF death.
Some other circumstances have excited suspicion Of
Lambwrght, but there il positive evidence against
him. lie il a young man, married, with ono child, and
before his marriage had addressed Miss Denos and been
by her rejected.
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ANOTHER DEATH FROM PRIze FIeurrNe. Bill
Ford. who fought in prize match with Tom
oDop,e NJ New orleans on the 22d ult, has died OF
the injuries then received mas been arrested
Inc killing Of Mccoy In Westchcster county, NY, and
6ed In conference.-the meet q similar death himself
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INSTRUCTION.

A FRENCH LADY that teach the French and German
~ Lans Musc Piano Forte aud kind Of hand
work. desires find govefness Of children
She the best She ha. been for
the account Of tbs gentleman g9ng Euo~ For further
BroaA mi 3fnv2 rk
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IOST,

YESTERDAY AFTEkNOON, between and O'Clock,
in driving through Hudson, Varck, West Broadway and
Cane gold head bearing the Initials of r. r. G.
thereon. The finder will suitably rewarded by calling with
the Cane at the Herald Office. mil atrc
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SHOCKING STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION Yesterday af-
ternoon about five o'clock the steam tow boat Pilot
Capt Cow while lying at the wood yard Gretna burst
two OF her boilers BY this accident oil the crew
dreadfuy scaldcd and two more jumped board
and drowned The steamer Helen passing down a,
the time rounded to and brought the cadsd men to tow
Among them Mr.. Nickerson, the first engineer and
son Of Capt Cow, We deeply regret to learn that mos
of the unfortunate sufferers not expected 10 live
| Orleans Rep. Morch+
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TO THE PUBLIC,
MRS. q. b. MILLER 4 CO.,
TOBACCO AND SNUFF
MANUFACTURERs.

NO. ITO WATER s STREET AT NEAR HHIN WALL STREET
Very respectfully inform their friends and that
sseeo and
lars Ieps.enns j a hsyns be-. mspGa s. y u.s.
That no one may misled by such imposition suppo.
good cI. have been induced E.thi. motto: g
pledge e. be Ss. nj TO
bs arc
o a%S Hs md
Solo on :: % any 1cf: IN e. .oye ne
OF ' same asy ri1fiiSiss co s. S'
SuSSa@~s. III; g'"' Nv o;;ft .@'
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
" William and John g No John :t,ssl Offer ioI al.
ssn S..' Zephyr @o:dh. compI.
Canvas: Embroidery of cotton. silk and wotsd. in all
Berlin Embroidery Paesof the choicest and newest de-.
cption; Embroidsnes finished asd commsnced on velvet
silk, woed and cotton, worked the nest tasteful Par
Bracelets; Combs. Han Prs. and large variety of other
Tyi:t plain and SHADED .ci. spd .poSI. Embroidery
and ch;9 mU: s 81 s 7s snS and
their manaf;ture Of gold silver, silk &c all colou
Branch Store 1853 Broadway, formerly A'7 Broadway
~ 3mecs
DACKET SHIP OCONEE from New Orleans, is discharg-
L ing at the foot Of Pike street
onsgpees by this ships will please attend to the receipt OF
their 20 Ids Immediately. mia Sire
DACKET SHIP HUNTSVILLE from New Orleans is
discharspg at Ore.ns whari isot Of wall street:
their rood Immediately mltecD
DACKET SHIP OCONEE from New Orleans, is discharg-
L ing at Jones wharf foot Of jones' lane.
Consgnes by this ship will please attend to the receipt Of
their.Voods Immediately mllec
vTHEM CARRIER PiGEONsIfor sale, = lot Of fresh in
Csers white and pied Pouers great variety Of Tsmberi
Beards blue do and silver dol Almond Tumbe; black blue
yellow and white do; Nagpe and Turbut OF all the known
cotors. -,
Also aqusntity of the Antwerp Fiseens 80 ju;y
ccls extraordinary power Of hying long, ana
turnnE home from aimo,t incredible distances.
Ceil and - them, at % Reade street. q, apoou
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AUCTION SALES.
THUSfAs BELL. Aaci,oa,ej
(Sfors No. as linn sfr..fN

ThUNiAh BELL, AactIoaeei
tSfsre No. 30 linn stTeet)
AUCTION NOTiCE-Reguiar Sale of Dry Goods Cloth
ing and Fancy Articles every Tuesday and Friday
Saturday. ' ' ~
Outdoor Sales Of all descriptions attended usual
TRUST SALE.
HALLIDAY JENKINS will sell nj auction, at the Mef-
chans Exehnss Friday the 18TH ns.. at 10 o'clock.
about of the valuable Lots ia the vicinity
OF the Basn Of the Tide Water Canal Hvre de Grace
mia ltsec
A GARD.
Of transsciinss 1ENtRAL AUCTioN AND CON-.
MISSION BUSINESS. Consignment solicited Saiss
guaranteed and cashed advances made when required
JOHN 3. BELTS.
beg leave to refer az follows -
Messrs l.. A. Hoffman & Co, Massrs, Thoupson Adams
Mr. Moses IsvIor " perfiman, Nash & Co.
Messrs SpoffaId Tileston L Warren 4 Brntnail
:. 90 Mr.. 8. +. Nicoli.
7; HarHenyi Ne Mes,rs. Dater. Miller < Co.
. phews Co. Sturgex, Bennett Co.
Talbot, Olvphant g. l.. benson 4
" Thso. Vietor&Duck. f" Edward G. Faile l.
- De reyster Whit " Bsbcsck l. Co.
manh milo 2wissm
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aAN1 - STEAMBOAT FOR SALE-Wili be
sold at the Merchsnts Exchsnge in this city,
on the goth day Of March instant, at i2 O'Clock
at noon, by ANTHONY J. BLEECKEK & Co, Auction
:sn n: STEAMBOAT VIRGINIA. with II the tack aua
the burthen Of about $40 in leogh about 1853 feet with
cylender of inches and foot stroke 1t is we'll cacu
lated for to wboat
Terms Of Sale and other information that may be ded
will .e communicated on application
JOHN COLGAN, II James street.
The steamboat lying at the foot Of Chambers street.
NJ R. mI0fo2Ssec
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NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY

E::f THOMAsE z. DAVIS, Esq and the BELMONT and
EA1- BRIGHTON HOUSES, a. New Brighton. Staten
Msrch:nts' Exchange, b. HALLIDAY & JENKINS, on
Thursday the 2sth day Of March o'clock. If pre-
viousy dsposel Of at pr sate sale
The Mansion House one Of the mos. splendid establish
centre OF Tour five enclosed very
siye and commodous; the main walls built Of the
whole surrounded byazx all finished manner
The site cannot be ;uIm"ed It commands visw Of the
East Rivers New York, Brooklyn, The Long Island Shore
through the Narows the Ocean, aud al portion Of
Jersey.
The Belmont and Brighton House. both extensive build
iugs Pleasantly situated nearly opposite the Steamboat
Landing and well calculated for large boarding houses
tells.
H. CURTISS.
fStOMYf6tee Wall
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Before Judge Kent

STRIKE IN THE Coal PrTs.-Yesterday morning,
the coal beavers Of Richmond struck for an ad-
OF wages, and being the strongest body they pro.
ceeded successfully in forcing all the different aborers
the vicinity to join them. Some that were engaged un.
contractor in removing earth from the line of the
railroad above 10 fill up some low portions oil the road be-
low likewise compelled TO unite in the strike We
informed that party of them that had been work
ing fox eighty cents per day, demanded dollar and
others working for one dollar demanded one dollar and
twenty-five cents We glad to learn that outragcs
Of serious character were perpetrated-one only
being assaulted and forced TO be volunteer" Some OF
them subsequently under arrangements made, resumed
their labors The Sheriff sent for and with his posse
proceeded to the spot but spprchend from what
learned from gentleman who present at the scene,
that the difficulties not in their prosecution and
suits ofsuch character to impose upon that officer the
necessity Of making any arrestsPha Times, March H.
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INFORMATION WANTED,
nE ROBERT TYTHERI EI(3U BOWN of Chelfenha,

OF ROBERT TYTHERLEIGH Down of Cheltenham,
~ England, who tins country 1886 ri. He work
Cd for his uncle David Bown in Psburgh Pa the baking
worked the trade with Mr. Gavin Yui!e He last
went steward board boat Mobile
Mississippi Ohio and Wabash rivers Indirect Information
that he was drowned in atsmptna escape fvnE h
thanks will be given who certain
formation Of him. living dead BY addressing letter To- Free
derrick A. BJwn, No. 2H B0wery, New York. mi lwSm
INFORMAi ION WANTED Of JAMES Z. MILLER, a
native Of New York and seami BY proiesson wh.r last
alive New York he will hear Of somethng his
advantage applying to William Steel Baker No Ill Cher
~ street. New York. mil 3md&wsuc
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1EOR,.E B. ROLLINS, Auct'r.

GEORGE B. ROLLINS, Auct'r.
ITO CAPITALISTS The valuable property No. 31l
Broadway between F.pklin ard Whte streets; will he
Exchange The hss brick dwelling and store
now occupied by Mr., Edward X. Myers formerly by Dum.
carriage way IS feet wide with two story brick stable The
dep, elegantly fitted up for the dry goods business with
highly polished white marble 'front.' lae plate glass windows
and Is one Of The be, and loc.t hi.
ganty fitted NJ modern ity having entrance on
broadway he premises ed for s3oos per
The sale will be positive Title perfect and LIBERAL For
further Particulars inquire Of the anctoness WILKINS
ROLLINS. Q! Of ANDREW SMITH, firm Of A. r. Forrest
& Co J No. Cedar MOI tissm
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BY DAVID RKS,
154 PEARL STREET.

THIS DAY, AT 81 O'CLOCK.
LAHIE Invoice Of Fancy Gooa. consisting of fly ~.
sfd DIE DO fancy sill. Prs.: Hand
Suspender Buttons TIN do ueu Collars saspesde! Sew.
Silk all coon Dressing Combs Side Combs Bead Purses
Nett do Bags Paper Hangings Cloths Cassimeres Diaper
FIJI lmwec
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C0ACHMAN WANTED3;A stont and healthy CeloIed
profession of character wanted Coach
reside family 10 miles from New York. Ap
from lsst place, and terms. MI tfnc
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WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young men to So.
lctsnbsc,ibers and collect for popular period
enterprise. To SUCH good emplo, be sven Apply
ISRAEL POST,
ml2 3tisSrc Astor House
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LADY recently arrived from Germany who for the last
few yeas hr been engaged n the education Of young la
dies d.srous of giving nstrucon in the French and
German Language both OF which she is equally competent
teach She would object kpK charge Of tho education
ofchdien family The highest testimonials
gard capbiity and character be produced Address
M, box No. 363 upper post ONCE inf 3t<eudrc
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+. M. VAN BERGH ~ SON,

Il Importers Of Havana and Pripctpe Segms,
ID EG leave inform the pabc Ia general that they have re-
ID moved from No ia alter street 10 No l22 street
John and Fulton streets where u intend cary ing On
the business all branches both wholesale and ret
The choicest brands always hnd such as La oma la
bans Hasan Ju,to SAM aud every other sort oil
Prncpe fact all the choice brands imported TO THIS mar
et also various sorts of Dopeytc SegaH Mlles ApReb
n b The trade supplied a. usual.
The eta store will opsue1 Wednesday next the 18th
iustnnt where they hope their friends TO inspect Their
very superior stock of Segsns wv ~ 3t-ec
GAYLER'S UNION SALAMANDER SAFES
~ J. GAYLER, Iayentos and Paen,ee, i9,5--.Ssvera
W. THOUSANDS Of Gayers Patent Fire Proof Book Safes OF
The Iast oue.n years any time failed TO
preserve when exposed to fire. Nearly one hun
aed have been very severely sscd In the fire OF 1885
sboo forty the district and certih
Gates affirm much exposed to the Intensity Of that s as
NY SHE hA iYNsTAScE Of uIs hs: =, say time
ryrd FROM and attention the effects pro-
duced by pom the paentee has been enabled to make
ouch that he can With full eonhdene recon- s
proof against the action Of fire. free from dampness aud
strong enough sustain fall To which they
can BE- erposed IN the bufnng at They so CON
sruc ed As to combine perfect Iron Safes united one with
10 the oih such mapne that the inner Safe cannot be al
OF and plate and the most perfect non
and has and outer door each
secured by su lock An assortment Of Gayer Single
and double saawansr Safes Also his Patent Double safes
pr;ees from Ss5 BY MS agents in this CITY viz - Ely ~
Euton street Gold street; A. r. Moen 229 Pearl opPo
ts Plat street Brett Backa o. Maiden lane, and by the
Patentse e. j. GAYLER, III Fulton street
Iron Safes Specie Chests Iron Doors &c made to Order
m |ttusr rc'
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u. y. Circuit Court.

Before Judge Belts.
FEB 2S.-The Court opened at eleven o'clock,
when the following Grand Jurors were empanneiled
John Delamater, Esq Foreman, Andrew Campton, An
drew Car,igan, John e. Dupost Moses II. Grinne John
w. Howe, Dwight Lathrop Stewart c. Marsh. James A.
O'Reilley, Benjamin Petit William Ryer, John I. Sea
man. James Jesse arrt o
seph Hopkins James Pnketon, Daniel West. and Benja
min II. West Esqs-2l.
of their duties observed that the calendar contained
number Of cases, Of which were Of seT,erl
rs osmSs as S Sn casns a
Post Office at Sag Harbor The onc OF m me-
the Of Congress where entrusted 10 ,ne %s
of the agents Of the offence committed and next
satisfied s Of Congress and the Laws Of T the
that IL i. in such cases mas a IN State Courts, to
6ie acgnizance whether the charge DE Perverss or
good moa they are limited 70 ,ny the Tinted States
' The mex, charge is that Of smuggling in winch SIX
individuals concerned Previous 70 e ac
80 ~ 70 the punshmentprovdedw was but ac
hss made il criminal offence as IT was foun1 ha' Per.
SONS of no often put forward py o,no SHo
could thus escape detection The law was oha"k'u "
Should the Grand Jury become satisfied that the indi
vidual or individuals had landed goods snpec, 70 ouy
without lawful permit then II becomes 'he a"'y P'
sent the person persons SO charged, T. .,,
The next Of importance was that o. passing H.
cd Treasury notes. supposed to have been stolen ne
fret question 10 be Observed IN the case, was Whehei
such notes had been issued under and by the autnoy
the u Government and next ,ha' ssia ch,pged
10 an
was guilty of passing said notes 80 altered So men
the duty Of the Grand Jury 70 presen. sns
40 charged The next acharge for attempting 10 pass
conntefe coin II is not said whether said coin was Of
American foreign issue nor Il OF y,
ed that said coin part Of the established OF
country There are certain SONS not q I'M IsM
issues but OF foreign countries which are made ~ law
legal tender In the charge alledged that the coin was
SILVER and the FIRST object q enquiry whstsr thu
nrIson 40 charged he'd passed snch counterfeit There
charges committed on the hsn sen,
with dangerous weapons cruel and inusu PUNISHMENT
&C. all Of which would be fully explained az they came
up for the action Of the Grand Jury There was also
charge OF obsrcting ocerfthe United states while
serving warrant The Grand Jury weret enquire wh'
Their the warrant issued by competent ohcer and
next whether any individual interercd either by threats
intimidation the due execution OF such war
rant; so then such person amenabe TO the law The
District Attorney would attend in the room and exponnd
the law and render such other assistance or the GRAND
Jury may require in the due discharge Of their duties
The Grand Jury then retired The Petit Jury were al
lowed to go home until Friday morning Ut u O'clock rs
Court then adjourned until tomorrow