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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-28

DR ALIENS BALsAM OF FOREGROUND, LIVER,
- WORT, and PLEURIsY ROOT,-Coughs, Colds,
and ConsumPtion seem to vanish und. j.. Ia ecsni
DIR. VAN HAMBERT'S FEMALE REMOVAL TING
PILLS from Germsny-fhey remove and prevent those OBJ
case, rssos. the nsp5s c9nditi9n Prize 81 box
and growth Of Hair Swing health and and preventing
baduess will turn the hair gradually dark and
,,pT xTKiSsoNs xbEE GOLDEN oINr-
MENT certain for all scrouious eruptons Itch chap
ped hands salt heum letter. scald hrad
in chdrn and cracked lips. Price 50 per
boz.
IERCULANEuM rILLs1They seem to have but one
matter where seated, or how long has existed whether be
abcess preyng the lungs heart liver speen
81 50 per box. $780,.
All the above for sale at e. NJ. Guions 1T Bowery
Grand strpet. f2g 3msec
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M r. DIG A r, Al ID

NE DICAL AID.
important consideration All who may thus desire
the book called the Rubicon" The fourth. edition which
been recently published is much improved and enlarged
to nearly three tmrs its former size and esbces many SUB
interesting nvads who for many possibly hap
pen to reed advice privitly.
The work written by Dr. Gregory who is still in the pac
The various forms Of bodily and mental weakness incaacy
and which under the head Of private maladies
faithfully delneated and the best practical methSd Of OBJ
ed to the of those need IL
assistance Of whatever age or SEX That portion Of the
treating upon impotence baenness and certain
tuonal debility" will be found both useful and instructing
all c9s;esiti friendly yet silent monitor where sensual
or debility mas made nt3ao, upon inc
phvciau Of experience (who Is still in practice this city)
ward physical the attenuation Of the frame
apaon Of the heart arrangement OF the nervous system
cough indigestion and train of symptoms indicative Of
consumption, are often ascribed when in
practice. alike destructive to the mind and body:
The price of the book the heretofore so cents
Broadway and at the following agencies which are drug
Sands, No. 70 Fulton st, cor. of Gold st:
No No. 20 u Iam st. &C. co near or WAGER
David sands CO.. East Broadway, cor. of Market st.
DR. Churches Dspensary No. 1888 Bowery cor Of Spring
Dr.. A. W. Whes No. As Delaney streeco1ner of suffoL
It will be sent in sealed envelope to those who desire
Consultations by mail will receive share Of Dr. Cps careful
and Prompt aenoah charges AZ usual IN such cases.
he return postage will be paid Of what remains the
price of the book. le28 1m*ec
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n ATTEMPTED IMPOSITION.
Dir IOIIS FEM Il MONTHLY pII I

SPURIOUS FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
ut oa %
0 eSs u IN as a9.
Monthly Pills having gained srss and deserved celebrity
Ss' their into this S abGI Is
SSS's viii 'hs
@ say s sy are ss "
Ga IA G M enns p
ween Courtandt and Libsrty sx or Boston, No Essex
DE CoRBlTT may ., cep.ulted con9deatialy hi. Of:
tialy oIm's ia. Dr. CSIbtt member q ,hs
Fl S he
certain classes Of diseases eleven the city
I Is to Be-
s i. Of e.
cass ere in few days removed entirely from the ;ysem
md not by ami quacEs as there are several Of them
the city Persons afflicted with pIoirastsd and nvs,eI.s
need despair OF be stored health by applying
Dr. Corbt p,acc. OF many ys,s has e.aHi,shea the
;sse Doeo profound as,entoa may
certain disease in Of its forms ms imsec
VEGETABLE BITTERS.
RGx FTNA m # xE
ioue's Of Stomach Loss Of Appetite Weakness and Glen raj
fai :s & i: s,a
t4tiOn Of The Heart. &c Fewer scS AZ S
medate e health BY all who have bsn for
scis In the above diseases will be quickly experienced
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
CoNcENTRATED CASTOR Or capsules Of Geieatne are
he :a. asa % "a us
mild and Agreeable lantye The the only person
aimed tn, ORIGINAL receipt iron London Be ON your guard
TIE above soid only at c. H. PHILLIPS Drug and Chem
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KEMOvAL-FRANCIS r. CRUMP.
CHIEHW vn ~ ~ I'm. WATCH, CLOCK MAKER AND
and recently with Marquads Co Brcaiwav ,rys ~
three pegs to acquant hs friend aud the thst he
h s kEM S,s . fro ~ S,s GaAND ST. s. BLEECK
tice bnsiness and rus from H. 20 prac.
and known ability with share of &c
which his abilities 20 title aim In returning thanks oy II no
iavo he would remisd hi: friends that Re sra rs every de-
complicated that be procured Also je sry and e
work SET Pearls restrung Glasses and Keys o
hand -"''y on
N. B--Cssh paid for old gold and silver mi ,u.m
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ACOIISTIC DROPS
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
DESIDEHATUM IN DENTISTRY,
Mr.. A. e.. CASTLE, SBl BROADWAY. Z

- Of WHITE STHEET. has Paste for flpg
sth without any pain inconvsnrace, with which it be-
preserving htsrto painful useless sItiesy
ALE CASES the csss Of eztraetlon. Ladies the most
vivid terms ss 70 its efficacy The Editor the Evening Post
ays: admirably adapted for teeth and
Dr. the teeth with great care and
perfect The Sun say. .D D. s Gs:,e h is
esth" mos: eminent gentlemen Of the Mscsa rs. ~,
ilins the ssh Teothache pill. one Of which put in lfs
LIZ CHEy'R. SONANSEL CALDERoN DE- LA
rom Isabel Queen Of soan the United States
hays known p Castle for many year, ;ncse.s
knowing his worth and his being gentleman Of strict ntsgr
with pleasure recommend him those who require
the aid of his professionsl services.
would his excellent Compostion for filling
ieeth. having in cases seen is sgPegor efcacy
% 80 sp Dan Ia F4snsS and
Gaeish Anba..sao. MI stopghOn ,he Spanish Consul,
Gov Mason DR. u Johnson President Of the Medical SO
Smith, Pr. Delaheld. Dr. Psaae Or. Boyd, d.; Be.
sayii.s. Dr.. WA Gsy,os DerTins. Ss. e: ohes ssl
Broadway. IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-28
MADAME COSTELLO.

MADAME COSTELLO.
EEMALE PERIODICAL PiLLs-Gua'anteed in every
Tom s6idsh fef Certainty II actn is fSns 6se' ac
the medical professions and hgndrsd that have
Necessary to their though they contan medicine der
mental the constitution Advice all those who
Walker and Canal where Pills sold. Price per box
lrpkrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-28

A NV ARTICLE FOR sHAVING--FEHRE,s
- CKEAM OF SAPONINE suepasses any shaving soap
now - u,e and pronounced by those who tred
sxceed All others making rich aid permanent ahe Gen
ITEM n ha7ing hard be d tender
aud give it fair trial anl f perfectly satisfied The money
VIII be re umed he following of the number OF let
tsrs received by the menuiactnrer:-
-. c. NEw YonK Dec 18th, 1888
DEAR sfR,-Am )nR the ia heir
not the least especially when travelling il an unshlyen chin
heurnipR Ieceily ram an eacorsion when arriving
cbester tonni stepped into the my
very excellent friend, Wheeler Esq ob.e wing NV hair
mess presented me pot Of Shaving Cream With life
devoted to scaeahc pursuits am acquainted most
tne compounds produced during the present
80 highly Cream Of saponine offer YOU INV on
may Be Obtained 10 this city. ~ u .9Sp &,
For sale in any quantity by the az mt No ~
Maiden lane; sso BY ali the principal psg and Fancy
oood dealers In the City. j. W. HULBERV ON.
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CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
l4 MENT IH

3o4 PEARL STREET, LATE 'os BEEKMAN.
THE subscriber well known for the cheapness and durability
that he to suit the economical tendency ohe times
maki very best qratv reduction Of 20
cent from former prices and Less is believed by 90
cent than Of the quality made by the cheap
houses this city In order that gentlemen understand
what meant bv the f.owing bill prices i.
shall Be quality and the fit srtionable-
Superior West Of Engl and Cloth Goats ....$I2 to l6
Pan Of black or douelemisd Cashmere $500. s. to
Vests Of Silk, satin, &c ~ to
Making and Trimming in the best style, the following
prces:-
Pants and Vests ~ to IN
IN m m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-28

BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD. 4
HS noted thoroughare admitted be the
mart for the sale of sentemen's wearing apparel the
United States and the impression that has heretofore existed
the minds n many that purchasers in Broadway Obliged
to pay az exo,Sttm price 1of an arse 9" iSy
BY EDWARD FOX P oBrietor Of the City Cash Tailoring
merchants and Others visiting this city to avail themselves OF
thing m ciured from the best maiers aud In the most
style The attention Of public j. particularly
called visit this and the style
twed and ncy Cashmere Office Frocks. designed for the
preaching season. rli
Of rich Chene Velvet and Brocade Vest
ngs Fcy French Cloths and Csssimees by the late arrivals
celebrated manufactory of f. Bioey Fils and
lee ed expressly for spag fashions Garments superby
-7'T1 EDWARD FOX,
City Cash Tailoring Establishment, 2O2 Broadway. below
Fulton ms 3mNec
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTs.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
y M PEYsER co. lately removed from the corner Of
bera wholesale and retail, the following cles
received by recent arrivals -
Berlin best Zephyr Wo-stadhe complies
Canvass for Embroidery Of cotton silk and wotsd in all
widths.
Berlin Embroidery Pattes-of the choicest and
cption; Embroideres nnIshed and commenced. velvet
silk worsed and cotton. worked the most tasteful Par
Bracsiets Combs Hair Pins and large variety Of other
Purse OnamentsStee gilt and silver Beads; Bueles Purse
Twist plain and shaded. sticks and spoos Embroidery
and flower Chenille, OF silk aud metal and SILK.
Also Frnges Gmps and Cord and Tasals imported and Of
and widths
Branch Store 1863 Broadway formerly 4s7 Broadway
~ 1mecs
SALAMANDER IRON SAFE WAREHOUSE,
THE subscriber having purchased the patent right for the
city and State of New York. make and se.l Wilders
Salamander Fire Proof Safe has commenced the
ing Of these valuable prorerypeseryers his Iron Safe
make short notice. any s,zs or design not hand with
Chubbs Patent Thief Locks Dampnes only OBJ.
lection raised aaaast Them having been entirely
renders than perfect article they having failed
the contents uninurd by fire. though times
posed ee heat where other Safes and have been
otaliy destroyed BY the fires Beware Of countees
tatng them violation Of the patent law rendering the
purchasers also liable u law suit.
Those wishing purchase SCOTS Asbestua Gavlos Dou-
ble Deano Patent and Others be furnished with good
der Fire Proof Safe.
Also salamapder Safes for sale very low. at the
slLAs G. HERhING. ls9 Water street,
m2s 2wd&wrrc New York.
II r q A an.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-28

CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS.
THE subscribers would inform merchants visiting the city
who wish their own goods manufactured, that they arr
prepared manufacture every description Clothing From
their being accustomed to manufacus for the Southern and
Western markets for the last twelve thy feel confident
with the large number of hands in their employ get
stock at short notice and with entire satsfacon.
MANN X McKIMM, Is Carmns street.
u Knickerbocker Stages pass close to the store.
3nS rrc
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TEA! TEA! TEA!
YOUR OWN FAULT If YOU DRINK b

TEA.
IFrYOU CAN APPRECIATE and want to obi in good
ga, you do by forwarding your orders SO Cdtha
r,ne street three dollar bill will enttie you receive five
Soachong Tea
Mak ;hsse Teas are of the first quayhoud they prove
otherwe than them rend the Tea and ge
your money which will be chorfu Iy paid. This
NEW YORK IND CHINA TEA COMPANY
No. 80 CATHAkINE ST, N
r Il. I. CHRIS rIANSON, Manager,
To whom all orders addressed post paid ith
mltahce OF orders for payment IN tbs In20 I'm
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Al
A LARGE AsscRTMENT Of the above named article,
be had at the Manufacturers Depot No. 2eO Pearl
Among hand may be found part the following
=! ;9 Thick '''S"
DO DO DO do Do Calf DO DO DO Do ar 10 feraed
Be- Be- fssssa Dc Dc g. ss s..
Fiji :s
Country merchants and Others invited cali examine
AL sold 10" cash e a% siI 'fs, Ey
PHENIX HORSE BAZAAR,
NO. $50 AND 101 MERCER STREET, NEXT TO
m BLEECKER a, STREET
::I:s
riages Harness; saddery &c. new and second hand.
At 10 o'clock will be offered catalogue Of superior
Gentlemen in the country having property dispose Of
either public or private SALE will have their orders faithfully
At Private sale5o fine young country horses kind aud
matched par. bay Hcs., fine pair Of Brown Horses,
par ., nd sa 1 81 Bright
Also, several very fine saddle Horses.
and number of new and second hand Bouches and Light
sss mTss .sg s
% sHa s Sn :: s s
hs large and convenient Repository Of the establishment
W co VAN will attend personally all orders fer buying
Ali persons selling this establishment may rely
AMOUNT PROCEEDS will in all be paid promptly
The ARENA of th. establishment is built on an entirely
new aud most plan being deatchsd from the main
building and stable thereby not interfering in the leas with
sale hoses going the day Of
Al other time. tue Arena kept entirely clear and
SALE nording every facility for training and
ms imsec rroprieton
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Wall street. ="
Consguees will please attend the receipt goods i'm
medateiy. m25e
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ID "A IL - > IL " u >, &C.
SUPPLED with all the different varieties of Pstry Iced
Fruit, Pound aud Sponge Gaze, Ornamental Pyramids
Rout CsEe Of al the different y,riee. aud the
eut OF Tea Cake That be obtained establishment
the city Also all kinds of Biscuit Pilot Bread to the
a Picnic for the table Fire Pies Of seasonabe variety
Puff Paste forms for Dinner Parties. ~
Orders thankfully received and city
country. JAMES TOMPSON,
At the Premium Bakery, 40 Lbpenard, near Church.
mi Ina m
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SPRING GOODS.
WILLIAM II. JENNINGS & CO.,
DIAPERS AND TAILORS,

OPPOSITE THE FOUNTAIN,
RE in the receipt Of large Of New Gcods for
Spring veal including french aad hnslish Cassmere. n
vsstrgs direct from their London and Paris Agency through
novelties OF the and by saving Of the importers profit
afford garments at still lower ICES than those which hay
toore the the economy Of
ment workmanship, with syle and character
cvt. A-7'-4 milo linz
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N JUST FlN,SHED-Elegant Nutris Fur Hats (ordnari-
termed Beayerl at the low price Of 81 superior short
Of Moeskn These hats equal durabi-
lty aud ue TO those sold s. Also article 81 go
very dFess hit. BROWN Practical Halter
mas I'm n las Canal afreef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

ACCIDENTAL DsowxtyG.-rhc Coroner beI n,
,CreSt on the bCly OF Timothy Oaklev who la, ~ 81
overheard from the sho Manchester the Eat Ryet 49,
Wa drowned. Verdict. accidentally ttowr.sl @'
l>FI tNNATIoS.-iIsO,a NJ 23 Lnurcns street n,
tine bcfy of Priscilla Johnson co.oIc. native OF III, c.,
,ad a wr5 suddenly fali the nHr weak late On 81
dgy evening. and died hour hie'wrdi. Verdict t,t,
from inflammation OF The lung. 80
TAXING Opiuw.-ln rhc case Of Esther \. Powell
,n native OF Toy n-Ni y whose ic7tlws. announced I.
rc ~ the n1ucr,ls having did al the City Hospital on ST.
i,yns va, supposed by -uccc-ihe inquest today returned
verdict Of Death consequence 81 'aA's pto0shy
I'm, e.,n ed was respecnbc oud hal sctae coeae,
tons i j. requested thar any pcro Sn"w wtefe her ee
money &c have been leit by her TINT thes "" make kno
IN the Coroner tor the benefit OF her ireids
NrLtNcHoLY acknowledgements was receiv.
al AZ tho office to-day of the suicide by shooting hm.h Of
he merchant named T.. l.. udd aged D. al Dua1p,,
UI,el corner of Corlaudt and a>hmgtou streets ;ppesr
Tho, Sir Rudd who from Pouebkeic 10 nh Hotel a.
,.CL LaI purchased $&,U or sfNp worth % scnh
- g. :, r,e with which commence Tie mercantile hgy
no.. bsr lie wa, last alive on SUNDAY evening waec
no took his tea, aud retiring 10 h. room di 10; appear N M
iuv This mornS. ne stu did MOI bptehi hpp'ehshso
,,r,. surftntne that something whs wf"s "ii Aefrl,
npug nm, his forced open the cdot o the room
innnd Mr. Bndd lyng dead ou the bed WIKI Ole g hait7;
Nv rhs side OF the bed laid large brass bsrrelsl
l.,harrai with which the unhappy man had desn,si
himself having applied The muzze % IN. nH,et2isJ
,hnye the hplc ball passing upwards throngh IRE 6"J
mo ami NJ the left breast and lodging ABOUT I"o eei above "
i.i IN I'M. wall lubtl> cauiInG instant death - fepos
tlr >io was heard and cause Gun " Unsigned Is 20 u
m that pronptel "a tins dreadful deed 81 >e d>tret
bc uauc>, hn, not held Il, hate hour this morning.
T,tE RrsrrLL CASE The inquest on the BODY d
Fly, Ann Nunsnn who stated to have come 10 hef dali
from the resulting effects oi an abortion pucsd Is abe K
l,,s hv Madame RcStrwa, resumed ttl' evening u a.
clock. but had not terminated upto a late hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

ELECTION IN SPRING G,RDES.-An election for
three Coinfssojers OF the District Of Spring Garden CON-
menced l and The contest thfs at has ksSn warn
and SORTED There three tickets The heidNhg, Ma
i've Im5rcnu and Loco oco-andh ditien to nns.ie The
1. % To tie hour closing stnbnnec had cccnfrei
mi The cxcteeo, gren and Violence will doubt TAKE
n before the closing o the Polls Etc Natives are sad u
!" SrocKs-A fair amount Of business done in
t, ., dny and price, Of upward tendency. Penn
srIy-nn Ewes opened AMI cs7 at q. winch M IMPROVE
Ptiny Railroad Bonds 'tvanced3, md Reading 'han
Wilmington Railroad nl'O went up Il Union Bank OF Ten
n'ec Gdtrf- .. Girar,i Bans sj L. ;. s. 1873
- :Is Kentucky Bank 15 i,.J do Reading Ef ~: si3
70 y,rIo> nav. - 81. " iiGangtnu I'D. l.; 10
90 Stise n.ho Bk 81 do noa Bank Of Tennessee Il
20. - leo do Grand Cult Bank So TO- Do DO S.. do
doS .,i Ba.rl-aj shares Wilmington aiIroad I rs d,
II f f S5Irce Il 70 do DO .ia;. 81 500 STATE
M :s - ca.b ~ $1,000 10 iaf o.. y shae, Ken
hc.y l:i,, San cash - $3.50 Reading Railroad Bonds
- SHIP NEws-4s P. M.-Cieared ms Gttcr ;;'
B bre Martha. Mepn, Haifay ~ %oe' rs6c t'
Nj Johnson; y; 4.rMdDaBrg Pearl Atkins d
from Eo.,on chr Crouch Tcmn. Dc from New
IoIn Yae Fuller 10 ds from Lube aso IL ae-" s'e
Boat. from Hayrc lie Grace.
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Knocked Down Again!

By our Mail news, it will be seen that another
attempt by Gen. Mckay to get up his doomed
Tariff bill has met with signal defeat Only
Eighty. four Members (e3 Locos and Mr.. Chap
pell of Ga sustained the motion, while Ninety
foe III Wings and "a Locos) voted it down by
Elepsn majority. The Van Buren, Members who
voted to sustain the Tariff as it is were
Mes,rs R. D. Davis Cheselden Ellis. E. Carer, Byrnm
Green w. S. Hubbel. Zadock Pratt, and d. L. seymour
nessrs C. J. ngerso rrodhead Black, S l. Hays Ritter
John r. Smith and Yost a. OF PcnnSyrdnia:
Messrs Parrnenter and Williams of Massachusetts,;
Messrs Catn, T. H. Seymour, Smons and john Stewart oi
Conneetieut -.
Mr. Dillingham; of Vermont Mr.. Fuee OF ,Ner Jersey;
Mr. Hoge Of Illinois. MIR. French Of Ken,Hekp-a
The Globe says this means nothing, only thai
some Members are anxious 10 have the Harbor
bill and others in which they feel strong inter
est disposed of before the Tariff is taken up.
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Sew-York Legtsiature.

NO>pAr, ApnIl5h
In SENATE, Mr.. Scorr reported a bllI To incQr.
poratc the German Lutheran Missionary Society
of New. York-rcad twice and referred
Also the bill TO incorporate the Nlcldelshon Be.
nevoent Society of the city of New. York-or.
dercd TO third reading.
Mr.. WRIGHT, from the Committee OF Confer.
ence on the part OF the Senate on the proposed
amendments 10 the Constitution of this State
which are the subject of disagreement between
the two Houses
REPORTED in part: that they had met he
Committee on the part of the Assembly and agreed
to the following propositions:
LIST. That the amendments in relation to State
debt and liability, and numbered No and .,
proposed by the Honorable the Assembly, be sc.
paratcd from the amendments proposed by The
senate,
I'd. That the caption to said amendments as
proposed by The Hon. the Assembly be snbstitu.
ted in the place of tho caption proposed by ID.
Senate.
After a somewhat lengthy debate in which
Messrs. SHERMAN, FOSTER, HARD, PUTNAM and
orhers participated,
The vote was then taken, and the Senate de-
cidcd to REcEDE FROM THEIR AMENDMENrs-ayt;
-, noes 9: as follows:
Ayrs-Aiessrs Barlow Bartln Bockcc BurGhaD, Chrs
Corning. Dcyo. Foster. Johnson, Lawrence ester. "a
Mitchell Porter. Scott sherman. Smith Strong, vanan. Var
ney and iNnght-2i.
NoEs-NleSsrs Bnckus, Chamberlain Faulkner. Hard rsr
Putnam Rhoa!cs. Scovi and Works..
Mr. LESTER then moved the vote be taken a.
frmativcly on adopting the amendments OF ID,
Assembly, and it was decided by the same vote
with the exception Of Mr.. CLARK, who did no!
votc-ayes 90 noes 3.
A concurrent resolution was received from The
Assembly, directing that Grape be worn for thiHy
days in testimony Of respect to General MoRGls
LEWIS, deceased. The resolution was concuuet
in After some farther unimportant business The
Senate adjourned.
In ASSEMBLY, the following bills were read a
third time and passed:
To revise and amend the acts incorporating
religious societies.
To furnish copies of the Revised Statutes and
Session Laws TO the several tows of this State.
To amend the several acts Incorporating the
village Of Batavia.
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bail when prosecuted generally found unable to D,
thing yubccting tie city to costs. &c The Record, az
ed 10 the Grnnd Jury matters m connection wt ff
feitur aud ldei TINT in very many Of such he
came on the ca;iy dey and were tied 81 T.
fences with winch they Stood charged.
The Aldermen being compelled to attend Il.
Board Of COUNTY Canvnssers the Court adjourned fx M
hour.
The Cour, resumed.
Observation-Disclosures Smith WAS put upoo :.
trial 5r burglary IN the hlrddegLee. ~ breaking INTO T.
S,frfinsrh0rn Panrker & 90. 40 % South.ste:. tie
oftb. yrh snrrh and stealing IS certificates Of cp q
lnos NUM- OF 100 ench b-sTes about sp N mcue5 -
g.,h.r of the value oi upwards 81 500. which we're -
from an ron Re N the store " zen the PRISONER su
nenr!y al of The money and certificates o stOrs ,o7 =
found IN hs procession AJ tic non hes OF The SAFE ~
dnibic i,1rrel'ed PISTOL Of PRISONERS Oadei ~ s1ppc.e
the pnrpose Of using against an one - l9ld op?e.,
m the store Tie pnsogcr only u year, OIL i9iey ron y
tmoc and shoemaker b. trade. II Wa proved By :,
Lockwood Tie clerk Lat he rked np TIE tore sbo ~
O'Clock the evening kuie. p'>0rst eone's, !,
found the after the robbery The Jufy ioos s
pr-Spn"r ;l.lty.
The prisoner then pleaded gully another ndene,t {
burglary breaking o the store 81 Patrick tayanagh No
Ncoes,rcci The night %; Tic l-h March ard can. 5,
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Capital Punishment.

The Society in this City of opponents of the
legal destruction of Human Life ask those who
concur with them in sentiment TO unite in hold
ing Convention here during the Anniversary
week, or on the evening of Monday, May 9th
They do not anticipate Il numerous attendance
but will be happy 20 mectas many as possible OF
those interested in the subject, especially those
who may be present at the other Anniversaries.
c. C. BuRLErGH, of Philadelphia, ono Of the
very ablest and most forcible advocates Of the
abolition of the death. penalty, will lecture on
Capital Punishment in this City on the 25th Oh
9th inst