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EEORGIk LUMBER CO. Notes wsnted s,m 20
VcraS discount by D. 3 PECR, WsiSs' - A-1
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THE TRIBUNE.
The Anti-Res,t Question.
LEGISLATURE OF NETWORK.

Remarks of Mr. HARRIS, Of Aidany, a" Commit
tee Of the VHole upon tie Anta Rent Question.
Reported Tor the Albany Evening Journal
ASSEMBLY. February 4
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CaST ROADWAY MARKET.

EAST BROADWAY Manu.;
rs- Far Reef. Fat Beef.-D. w Pt Grey viii onsr
10 his customers end the pubic, al The OLD staro;
broadway corner OF Hsrketst on Saturday Fen i1lu
cnoc- coection OF pne Beef aud eIher arsis ne peo
rr are fn-ited 10 cali and examine. D. w. flEhCf.
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~ Hydroparhy.-A Hydropaihic Institution nss
h.n on.n.d 81 Morriston y. j. under he supervision OF
Dr. G. T. Dexter.
This establishment hss the most ample aceornnod ai'oes
FIR nsteu and rsngemens Of BsIhs &c are aer the
i.,es, and most approved plan. a.,
The ec, OF water on disease is truly surprising Od
chronic complaints. such dyspepsia govt long standing
rhsnm.;sn spinal diseases curvamres nervous difcn
les paralysis Diseases injuries OF joints Pies
prospsQs OF The womb, receive Immediate arc penie1H
sn.n and acute diseases a. arrested ano cured
Norrirown Is well known one OF TIE most oelenuui
and healthy villages IN the county rendering II seeiore
very desirable residence for iHvaIds- 90, ,,,
Application, admission can be nsae a. III w
or 81 letter (po.t padl TO DR. D-rter al l
e. The subscrfbers' Lozense lor Colo N ne ,ne
I ,nst,nty hI.v1,rs The disagrreabe symptoms OF hA
unnIe.ssnt disorder Permitted 10 dissolve slowly II NE
mouth in u. action The mucus membrane OF maj organ
.,S5rsyr. ina.mm alton from the paru Affected II Is
s.o an .c.cious and approved remedy Tor hoarseness
and loss Of voice Price Is cents box
SOLD al The principal drug stor-a and oy ). l. COD
rINGrON sOa Hndson. Snring.s. 50 lmiaipr
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= WINER1s CANADIAN VERMlFUGE.

IITTECPIc CAMADIAE VERMlFUGE.
w ~ - f;,t,1 soures of many and very ssr-
w ous diseases indeed there IL scare " eoTpAln'
which AFFECTS infancy and ehildnooo .ns. % ,h. ~ ssni
6uced or highly Aggravated by too Ptes1D.o W ,nsn,
mails IN the 6oygss Cares are Ieeordeo an eanIon'
physcisD Of them producing 81 Wins ~ nh,
apopu1y mana, dropsy 10 the neao ~ s VI @
ey.f perverted visioD paralysis, especially oi zoe
.absevient TO speech ,aanap n., smooo rssusne
hickup, dry cough, penahS pains, e.op. ,s a -
pains in the joints, &c pr Caapinen say', ro,y
ns eon nhHs OF digestive
Again be says IN 81 800 S a. - ,y flbe bow.
caon - -, 49, Sh,,;,,,ed ssie we m.y in child suspect
Seir existence speedy generation D., 0sSory 90.
I'VE IL thai principally leads 10 me proaneon
Of worms" Dr. WOOD rems ., ,rs.ing dis Complaint"
Tya[p.I tn. largest Worms GEOGRAPHICALLY arc found
49,, fronenty Ia Young people persons OF weakly and
pnon should Do nvGoraie The system sea'ray and
The stomach and 81 oSa e. The attention OF Tho
public is ooe which has proved s.eesssfu ot org uas
ahc u - an other medicine ever employed
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"S1. :. ACHiNf ioy seLe--has been b. II
,,S - nd i. 10 complete ord-, Inquire ct nS AZ
ron-C
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~ Norice.-Tne cinz.u. Il N7w-Yo ana oLooA!Sn
informed That memorial petttoning the
Hon eeretsry of The Navy stone wrought ny The
~ our 20 cities In the construction OF The Dry
LEE R,ooti1n Navy Yard instead OF giving Il by
sct 70 dssD portions OF the Union Ia et a. the principal
1nhc place, for signatures Mechanics and hose interest
sch,nical interest of our home artisans, are re-
soec,f1Ily invited 20 nf5x ih-ir names lSS'
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Boarding anb Sotels.

BOARD with upturnAhed room. wanted from NE let %
ID Marco Sy renueu an his wife, In private family
wee there would be no other boarders t. s modoraisi
oc.ton between Chsmhsr,-st and the Battery INC sc
dr-,-ed ric- w. viii be eitenoeN to !. D
'sWO rh THRkE G-nuemer can have roou. WHO
i board VI No 20 ChamhsrssL " Nv
BOARDING AT ~ CORTLAND-ST.
MRS. GERE aolsie three or four sinssc
lV1 gentlemen with perrsnent board ard contortaoEe
N Reference. -Srhsn ed II w
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For sale at ls4 Ful,on-s. R Van Su.ks . ~ eo,
NJ Market and Brosd- sts Newark J.; lngin " r%-
sr.on u Io5 South Pesrl-s,. Albany; ReddinR 60 NO
sale.st Boston, Bsfsus san, 10y m
psmsn n Co Hudsnu Andrew Truax, Schenectady d..
Fssr and BY pnneps I Fs an.s.
throughout United States West Indies ano ene S
which contain quart and signed With The written EsIs
uoIe Vi D. l. dI2 lyS
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cr.,t American Remedies-SOUTHEAH

l. 'enS' i''' JAMES T. HATFIELD, Prcpnetor
s-o5. HENRY L. TWIGGS, Director.
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-du2lLt &oth, l64o
forgot 10 s,ar the Of their Invention
with the results. hh
r. Sc. srilar certificates from Johnson. Ge-r Cox,
Troy n Y: Z. c. Salisbury, West Troy, n T. John y,
Dale. LansinsbuIsb. Cook Ens1 nro'nyh. ~ l.
G. Lane and C. & Tippet'. Agents Methodist BOOK Con
cerrI 2uO Muh~rry.- N. Y Charles Ross Co Jeh.rson
Steam Nils 8.hs \. Y Gen. Nv Hanney sSfd ST COT
and 5rd-av w -
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Navigation OF the q
MONEY MARKE r,
Wednesday. March ls-6 p. M.

The market has taken turn. There genera.
improvement in prices Long Island went up per cent
Canton, 1; Harlem, 1; Reading, /; Norwich and Wor
csster y; Morris Canal &; Pennsylvania 5s /; Illinois
s t; East Boston fell Of per cent, and Farmers Loan
closed arm at yesterday prices
Tho steamer has now been at fourteen days. and
her arrival may be hourly looked for Her advices will
be twenty-five days later. We SHALL probably, receive
by this steamer the result Of the debate Sir Robert
Peers new commercial system; and perhaps the effect
Of the refusal Of Government to arbae upon the
Oregon question The packet ship and pilot boa. taking
out the correspondence upon that subject between the
Secretary Of State and the British minister left this port
on the of February, giving them twenty two days
passage TO arrive Lverpcol before the departure OF
the stesmsh mp of March All the due. If they
arrived long enough before the steamer LETT give suf
fcent time for the advces taken reach London.
shall hear something of the matter through Psris
mont but If the packet pilot boat had not arrived be-
fore the 18th Of March, shall. probably, receive no
farther sdvices in relation to the Oregon question The
commercial accounts WILL without doubt be Of the most
important and highly satisfactory character The
changes in the commercial system Of Great ain, pro-
posed by Sir Robert Peel will undoubtedly be adopted
We look for very favorable advicss In relation TO the
cotton arket and considerable activity In the msnuisc
turing districts II ia impression that a. whole
the news will be favorable aud ia the event Of the
eusstiou having been received there 10 not look for
bad news II not the first time suchsnonsr has been re
fused and another refusal cannot disappoin the Govern
ment Of Great Britain. II may bring the matsr toa
crisis much sooner than We anticipate, and psrhsps Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-19

Before Recorder Tallmadge. and Aldermen Dodge and
Tsppan. John McKeon. District Attorney.
MARCH ls.- Trial fer Petit Larceny-John Porter
indicted for petit larceny, in having on the LIST OF
January last stolen valse and carpet bag alleged to be
worth S. rs, belonging to John c. Peddie OF No. zoe
Pearl street. The accused was found guilty, and the
sentenced him to be imprisoned in the pententia
ry for the term Of six months Tor this offence and an ad
dons term OF six months for another offence OF which
he was previously convicted.
Trial for Riot and .assaun and Battery -Yankee Sui
Ivan, alias James Sullivan, mpleaded with Charles
Watson, Michael Doran, and Peter Brown was then
put his trial for rioous conduct at Tammany Hail. on
the night Of the gath Of December last and committing
assault and battery upon two named Charles
Anderson and James Langdon, while attending ball
given the night in question Several witnesses
called to testify in relation to the of the riot
and the conduct Of the accused the occasion Amongst
the witnesses called the part of the prosecution
Assistant Alderman PuIser Of the Fourth Ward but the
admission Of his testimony objected by the
sci for the defence the ground alleged that
the gentleman alluded to- did not entertain belief in
veslsd religion. and therefore incompetent TO
the sacred scriptures.
stage Of the proceedings the Court adjourned
reserved their opinion relation the admissbilty Of
his testimony until tomorrow morning.
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Court 0fOyer and Terminer.
Before Judge Edmonds, Aldermen stoneall ant

MARCH ls-This term of the Court opened yesterday,
and the Grand Jury after which Judge Ednonds
delivered the usual charge he commenced by saying
that their general duty explained in the oath they
had taken His Honor next adveredto the derelicton
of duty Of the keepers Of the county prisons In not
furnishing the reports Of the state Of the prisons in
their charge. He excepted, however, the keeper Of
the City Prison, who had faithfully done his duty BY
furnishing the report required by the statute His
Honor then read extracts from it, which showed
appalling state Of Generalization amongst the pri
soners detained in the City Prison, which it would
appear from the and carelessness Of the
Common Council. He then advsrted in an espe.
cal to the conduct of the keeper Of the
penitentiary on Blackwelrs island, who, he said,
although repeated applications have been made to him,
refused to make any report OF the state OF that prison.
although he the Judge, understood that at that mo-
ment there thousand persons confined in It.
and in his custody He said he attributed the neglect of
duty Of the different officers who had the superntend-
ence Of the county prisons to the carelessness othe
Board of Supervisors 1t was the bounden duty Of this
Board to supervise this part Of local government
and although two presentments from different grand
juTies the subject of prison discipline and the state
Of crime In this city, had been laid before them within
the last two upon which they had taken action
but allowed the matter to drop and in his opinion the
consequence was that crime increasing fearfully 10
this city, for appeared from documents in his posses
sion had Increased for the last four years. from
three four hundred per cent He concluded By telling
the jury, that it their duty to make peremptory
call the Board Of Supervisors to take measures to
medy the evil
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On Tuesday, 18th instant, Of scarlet fsver, II
WrLLiAn. son Of Thomas and Elizabeth Bell, sgs
years and Ave months
The friends oil his father and OF the fsmtly are re
fully invited TO attend the funeral, this Thursdav
!. On Wednesday morning. 18th instant Of hnt
Illness. which she bore with Christian fortituds.
LIVE NssrLx. daughter OF J. B. and Rachel Va
aged "a years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are requ
10 attend her funeral on Friday afternoon. at O.
from the residence Of her father, No IA Mo0 ssrse
funeral services At 81. Pauls church.
On Wednesday, the 18th instant. Of lingering
Isaac Jaws, In the list year Of his ace.
The friends and relations Of the family, and OF g
Their. Zophar H. Jsrvis. srs respectfully invited to
his funeral from his late residence, NO II East ~
street, on Friday afternoon, ats O'Clock, without
Invitation
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The Ocean Steamers.

The Hibernia is in her fifteenth day, and IS there
fore, over due. We may hourly expect TO hear OF
her arrival at Boston.
The Unicorn is TO leave Liverpool to-day, for Ha-
llfax and Boston.
The Caledonia will sail for Liverpool on the 18th
of next month, and then the semimonthly mail
begins TO run across the Atlantic-a steamer leaving
on the 4th and 10Th of each month, till next De-
cember.
The Great Western begins her trips for the sea.
son on the 9th proximo. She has been thoroughly
overhauled, and put in the best order.
The monster steamer Great Britain crosses the
Atlantic in Nav
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Circuit Court.
Rafora Judce Edmonda

MARCH ls.-Diuoree Case-John Doe ps Rieherd Roe
After further evidence given yesterday morn
ing, Mr. Brady for Mrs. williams opened the defence.
He first gave very elaborate statement Of law Of d.
vorce the nature of fegned ISSUE and the duty Of ju
res in of this kind He then said he would show
that Mr. and Mrs Williams had separated 50 long ago a.
1884 and continued to live separate until 1882 and that
this separation took place in consequence Of the brutal
conduct of Mr.. Williams; that his wife had made
complaint to the public authorities, and that they
compelled him to allow her support during that Pc
riod that in 1889 they came together again. and con.
tinued to live and wfe until 1884, whom they
parated second time from the same cause they would
also show that James Clark with whom 10 alleged she
had committed adultery had made his appearance
at Fergusons house until the l4th Of November which
three months after she went to board there, and
few days after woman Of the name Of Mrs. Reeves be-
boarder, and after Mrs Reeves had left he
went there again. they would also DO able to show
that 1t Mrs Reeves he visited and although he did
not deny that he might be in Mrs. Williams room, yet
from the evidence adduced by the plaintiff and all the
circumstances of the case, the jury might naturally
enough infer that Mrs. Reeves was in Mrs. Wiliams
room with him. Several Witnesses were examined to
sustain the facts stated by Nc Brady The s fur.
thar ad iourned to this morning.
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The City Post Once.

DEAN SR-Havlng frequent occasion to visit the
great extent the acknowledgement Of the same, / am
Induced to ask you, the proprietor of the most nu
entail journal on This continent, how the Post Office
arrangements are to be improved In waiting for
ment, noticed several OF the panes OF glass before
the boxes broken, and could easily have helped
myself to as many as wished, without any one no
ncing me. Again, the clock of Post Office ought
to be the most correct time in the city-n fact, it
ought to regulate the city, leading journal regu-
lates the opinions. Do, if you possibly can. sug-
gest some plan to our Postmaster General at Wash
ington and your general readers, by which these
abuses can be remedied, and oblige
MAN QUENIENCrS.
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Albany and Springfield Railroad.


To THE EprroR or THE N. Y. HERALD
SIR was requested to enclose the within card for
publication knowing that you, above all others would
allow the honest poor to be tramped under long
you could assist them know the within facts to DO
substantially true Yours respectfully,
CALEB LYON, Of Lyonsdale.
CARD.
Wehe In the second class cars
running between Albany and Springfield, take this me-
thod Of letting the public know the mpos ion practised
upon citizens travelling that line Flfty-seven grown
people and ave children were crowded into half car,
itle other half being partoDed of for the baggage)
where we were compelled, many of US, to stand up
after being told at the ticket office that We should have
comfortable seats and when exposulated with the
conductor and asked for another impudence was
added insult and the indignation at this treatment OF
the poor prompts to make this matter public
WIN. Jordan, Albany, Francis Dralsey, N. T.
Elias Kingsley, N. ", Robert Fisher, Ohio,
John Bradish, Marylan L. H. Whitney, VT,
Lyman B. Snow, N. H., James Mccoy, N Y,
Martin Kngsbury, NY, Herbert Armstrong,
PHI Wilmont, N. Y, Geo. Horsley,
r Glenroy. Jesse Leland,
VIM. H. Haines, James Vase, &C. &c.
P.S.-Ths above card was signed by about all in the
car, except one or two stockholders In the road.
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MARcH IS -Cornei,us Corson VS. Msffhep DuG.-Both
the plaintiff and defendant in this suit propretors Of
livery stable town, and keep carriages horses &c.,
upon hire. The defendant had a horse known to the
plaintiff and upon exchange being proposed he asked
ifhe was in good condition when no last him.
The defendant said he and better upon these
repre- sensations an exchange was made The horse was
drove he was found to be lame and afterwards condemn
ed in measure, being utterly worthless This suit
was brought TO damages therefor The testi-
mony being conclusive the jury rendered verdict Of
$s3 in favor Of the plaintiff.
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MAN QUENIErCIs.

The EXPRESS RoBBER.-James s. Jones alias DR..
Hatch who has been in confinement IN the Jail in
this city for some time charged with the robbery Of Ii
vingston Wells left here day two since In custo
dy Of officer, requiston from the Governor Of
n.y. we believe and after being arrested, broke jail
Buffalo Daily .ddrerfiser.
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On the sh instant, by the Rev. Mr.. McIlrcy, MT
~, CounrlrAy Of Montreal, Canada, to ELIZA
HuLL. Of this city.
M Montreal papers please copy. +.
81 Monday evening. l6ih instant, by the ksv !
Chase, MIR WILLIAM HAvoocx TO Miss AoEEs SooT
of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-19

The most fashionable Hair Dressing FALCON
in this city, and where is sure 20 get his Hair Cut Cued
Whskers Trimmed r. suit him. u at HiLLs the nima'
BILE Hair Cutter No Nassau OF Pine street
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l,ais.si4 81
7ii,in 70 ss'.sos y;

The net receipts in islS, were less than they
been In any year since 1889, although the gross rec
in sAs several thousand dollars larger than 10
previous year. In ls4a the gross receipts we're
than forty thousand dollars less than in lsa5 nots
standing which the net receipts that rear were =
than twenty-sx thousand dollars more than In 1916.
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French Lunar Pflls-Ladics Will ind the
sure article, (no dssppointment) at liz Cherry ST.
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Court CaIendar-This Day

CRcuIr CouRT.-4, 81, o. IL, Is, Ia. az 80, 80.
CoMMoN PLEAs-First part-i9, ST. 25l 80, 81, 49, 95,
81, &c. IL. Second part-4s g. So, SO, 90, 49, g. So,
oa lOO
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NEWS FROM BosToN-We were ;nd;o,.a
" 20 ior Boston papers of'yes,erday morning. w.
le0ele them al nine last ming. =
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NEW ORLEANS, March 10. 1876.
Activity in BMsiness-T heatTicGis, &c. &c.

Activity in Bi4siness-I heatricdis, &c. &c.
We are up to our eyes in business, at the present
time, like good haymakers taking advantage of the
sunshine There have been larger operations In cot
ton during the last week than any week during the
season, and prices remain frm-the advance of
to / cent per pound, which occurred Immediately
after the reception of the Cambrias news, was
given without any reluctance. The sales, since my
last, have averaged $500 bales day. The sales
yesterday amounted to 5000 bales, and from the ap-
pearance Of things this morning, think to-day's
sales will come up to 1000. The arrivals on Sunday
and yesterday were large, amounting to IL, 5O
bales The reports yesterday were 5,564 bales
Stock on hand, l66 S52 The tobacco, sugar, molas-
ses and flour market, have undergone no change,
but fair business mas been done ia those articles.
We have had no mail here tor three days. The
last mail we received was due Saturday, but did
not arrive till Sunday. The weather Is tne aspar-
sgus and green peas are in the Market although the
latter are very scarce.
Templeton gave his last concert here on Friday
night.
house being well filed each night and the fashion,
able ladies see fit to honor the theatre with their
presence. Mrs Kean had benefit last night Mrs.
Mowatt and Mr. Crisp are still At Mobile, but return
here next week. At the conc us,on OF the keans' en-
Ragrmeni, and bring ont Mrs Mowatts comedy OF
Fashion" Cllppendae is also IN the city, and will
play his original character OF .'Od Cdttaraugus
We had news from Havana Yesterday Dy the orig
Emprsssario, as late as the 18Th ut An Italian
opera company is to be established through the ex-
eftions OF the ladies, who have secured sufficient
sum to support it. They have given the manager
10000 to start upon-are to guarantee him $1,000 a
month for twelve representations, besides giving
him their best support and influence. Sienora Cir
artegu had benefit on the night oil the 2lst, at
which Pico sang, and was enthusiastically received
and, after being buried with bouquets, was called
before the curtain. The rest Of the evening amount
ed to nothing.
The VAN Ness MURDERS testimony taken
before the coroner jury which occupies large space
the Auburn papers, fully mpIcates the negro Freeman
in the murder Of the Van Ness family. Mrs. Wyckof,
the only victim OF this demon murderer who not
instantly killed IL dead. II appears that George w.
Hyatt, Of Auburn, made knife a year or 30 SINCE,
which identified the used by Freeman In the
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YOUNG IRELANp.-We have not room to-day, to
present our readers with the sayings and doings Of
new association, in our city, which seems to have
been formed with view Of responding TO the senti-
ments OF the repeaers in Great Britain, character
ised by the Dublin Nation, as Young Ireland"-
The thirteen original States, with several foreign
nations, appesr to have been ably represented, and
we nave not seen any thing, on the part of the old
soeieues' presenting evidence of greater, or more
effective ability IN the cause of Ireland on such an
occasion and we sh' endeavor to present, at least
ahmted account Of the proceedings