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DIED {
r p CATgtRINE ANToINErrE

On THURSDAY 9Th iuA CArHARINE ANToINErrE,
wife of Samuel p Williams In the S6ih year Of her
The friends and relatives Of the family and OF her fsiher
Anthony Dcy. Esq respectfully invited 20 attend her
Church of the Puutans Union square Relatives viii
meet at the house.
~ Eastern papers please cory. AZ e.
Ga Wednesday, 5th inst al II p. N. SAMUEL SMITH,
Ia the 10th year OF his age.
The friends and scqu.intsnces respectfully invited
10 view tbs before from his residence
No 81 Forsyth.sI TO FlsIlsnds l.. |. for intsrmsnt
On the 9Th inst Of consumption, Mr.. CHRISTINA SAN
DERSON, sxed 20 years
On Thursday, the 9th lost CHARLES W. youngest son
Of Henry a1d Caroline Rhodes, seed 10 weeks
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 10
attend tho funeral at Sls Delaney st this friday after
non, st 4 O'Clock.
Al Newark ~ J. on the Cd inst at the residence OF her
sou in.lsw, J. X. Piuneo, Mrs SARAH LYMAN aged III
years widow Of the late Samuel Lyman OF Connecticut
and mother of Mrs Sarah l.. Mead Of this City.
At Cineinr ati Ohio the sth inst. Mrs JANE HUB
BARD. rect Of the late Daniel Hubbard.
~ Long lsagd papers please copy.
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Hy,IEr's defence Of the Administration, and said
he conduct toward Generals soorT and TAYLOR
had been IN the highest degree IePreoehslDe' az
ds.srved the .eyerest censure Of the country. de
spoke iuently aud earnestly. He was INTERRUPTED
by Mr.. McCLERsAsD Of Ill and also by Mr. bow
Den Of Ala. who asked various questions VIII ie'
gard to the subject under discussion
Nj. TUssER OF III. followed on the osher sloe.-
On motion. the Committee rose, and the Chairman
Mr. CRAssroS Of X reported the oIl 70 me House
without amendment .
Dir. Vrsros of Ohio, Chairman OF the commit
tee on WAYS and Means, moved that the House
resolve itself into Committee OF the J" hoie on
the State of the Union, and take up the Appropna-
tion bill. The first thing in order was the apPro-
priation in favor Of the Military Academy at est
Point.
Mr.. STEPHENSON Of Georgia made spirited
speech ia opposition 70 It and went against farther
wasting of money for that object
Mr. DICK OF Penn. moved 70 strike cut the aP-
preparation for paying visites 10 the Academy
Pending the discussion Of which the House sd'
journed.
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Things in Philadelphia.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, April g.
There is nothing of interest stirring in our city
today.
Dr. r McClntock has been chosen Adj unct Professor
Of Anatomy in the Phsdelp hia College of Medicine.
The Jury 10 the of Randall Hutchinson brought ia
a verdict this morning OF guilty Thus has fallen another
victim to the curse Of lotteries for learn that he
constant customer of these private hes Of city, here
gambling 10 carried mol by cards but BY lottery tickets
There no chsrges In our market to-day.
SALES OF SrocXs.-Fvst Board and AJter-S s. 600 u s
Treas Notes 6s l0i 800 do i0li $4,000 do 1914 s8 90
USES 67 LOST; 200 Union Canal II 81 do lii $40 Gsrd
state SIS b5wn ISL 81 $50 do ISL SIS do Isl; $4,000
State SIS s5wn 73s; o0o0 do Isl 5000 DO 7j 5000
schyl Nav 6s '6s Ash $1,000 ISL 81 6's
Treas Notes 0l SO 900 Sss 5s 5ds&in 753 420 Union
Canal o5 Its SOS State SIS 73i so Reading Canal 49, $50
Neshsnic Copp $1,000 State Canal SIS 49, $1,000 do 73f
Second Hoard and Afer--s2oO0 Wiling IS. aO Is Mesh
Copp Il $4,000 Treas Notes lo.; 81 500 schyl Nav
e 6s, i5i 80 Union Canal HI 100 Blk SCI is Union
Canal III; 50 Lehsh Csnsl Scrip S.
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CITY ITEMS.

~ The weather for the past few days has been
Of the sunnest Spring style and has been honored with
fall share Of those glores OF which only Broadway can
boast To pss among tho rusng hrong at the hour OF
high change that mart OF fashion, is rare satisfaction
especially one who does have to stand share Of tho
expense But the weather though fine, has not yet at
tanned It's perfection lurking chiiness IN The air makes
lick sbawls and cloaks still comfortable and iobds the
n towering Of silks and sans But this is only tenn
perary eclipse and In the days to come Broadway Will
witness spleudors to which solomon and all his magma.
cence could never te compared.
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Funeral of MIR. Black.
correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The tribune.
wAsHIxGros, Wednesday, April B.
Another Member OF Congress was, to-day, laid
10 the tomb The Chaplain Of the House, Rev. Mr.
GuRLEY preached the sermon on the occasion.
Members of both Hous were present with OIL
Gals military and civil. No business transacted in
either House.
The case of Mr.. NUeEsT was continued today.
Mr.. BRADLEY made aspendid argument in his be
half 1t occupied the whole day. He spoke about
six hours The Court have adjourned till Friday,
when they will decide the case. 1t is generally
expected that it will be az ainst Mr.. NUsEST. The
Senate can keep him in custody till the end of the
session, but will probably liberste him before that
time.
Among the strangers in our City, notice the
worthy and deseryedly popular Mayor OF New
York City, Mr.. BRADY. He stops at Colemans
There is nothing TO talk about tonight, and that
is such delicate subject that it is best to say
nothing at all about it. HIcHELiEU
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Peuusylyauia LeRislature,

HARRIsBuRG, Thursday, April 6.
The Senate passed the bill to incorporate the
OcArars Railroad Company. Also, bill TO develop the
Mineral Resources OF the Commonwealth.
The amendments OF the House to the General Approprs
ton BIZ concurred In and others nonconcured
The bill will go TO q Conference Committee.
The vote on the Reading Branch and Downingtown
Railroad bill was Teconsdered, le Yeas to 7 Nays
The Dill TO incorporate the Philadelphia Homeopathic
College as passed.
The House concurred In the resolution amended
by the Senate, relative TO the Geological Survey.
The bill to Incorporate the West Chester Railroad
passed. A TO "a.
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In this City. on Wednesday April s. By Rev Charles q.
sommers Mr.. THOMAS :. COLES 10 Miss MARIA q.
BELL
Ga Wednesday, 9Th inst. by Rev willlsm NJ. stsel
Mr. JAMES r. PURDY to Miss MATILDA ANN
sOWARBY daughter OF Miles So~aihy sll OF this City.
On tho uorniug Of the 9th inst at Sc Psafs Church,
Peterson N j by Rev J. T. Thompson, Mr. ISAAC VAN
WAC ONERto Miss JANE BRUNDRED, al ofthsf former
place
90 the 18th February. in Livoaia Lisipsson County
bv Rev. W. Riley. A. N HUBBARD to NJ" JULIA NJ
FERGUSON, ali Of Livonia
On ruesasy evening h inst ny Rev Ralph hoyt Rector
% the Church OF the Good shepheTd, HENRY J. Man
TIN. Esq Of Philsdephis TO Miss MARGARET A.
BELTS Of this City.
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4hode Islapd Election.

The Boston Atlas has the following telegraphic
dspstch: JOURNAL OFFICE, PROVIDENCE,
WEDNESDAY, EvESIse. April 5.
The Wing majority In Providence is s52; the entire
WING Assembly tickle. is elected. The vote was light
taere was no excitement The Wing ticket for State ON
cers undoubtedly elected and Wing majority in both
brauces OF the General Assembly.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
EVENING REPORT.

EVENING REPORT.
SENATE ALBAsI ThGrsday, April o. 2. VI.
Mr.. AyRAULr reported to complete the bill Tor
the formation Of Banks.
Mr. JOHSsos proposed an amendment relieving
the New York Banks from what 10 considered AZ
unjust assessment for filing up the bank fund
Lost, l5t ol2 The bill was ordered TO third read
ing. ,
Mr.. LAWRENCE reported bill to amend the
charter of the Northern Railway to bridge Lake
Champlsin and the Senate went into Committee
on the bill.
A report was received from the Commissioners Of
Practice, transmitting bill to facilitate business IN
the Courts of Law.
The Printing bill was reported complete The
bill was laid on the table and printed. Recess
ASSEMBLY
The bill to incorporate the Sscketts Hsrbor and
Saratoga Railway came up for third reading Inc
bill was passed after long debate.
The following bills also passed for Halfway
from Lockport to Byron or Buffalo the FishklL
Landing Railway; Rochester and Lewiston Rail
road Buffalo and PsnpsyIv ania line Railroad and
the bill 10 Protect the Property Of Married Women
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Mr.. Havemeyer In Tnmmany.

The b'hoys will come together tonight at
Tammany to ratify and adopt the nomination of
VIM +. Havemeyer for Mayor az it is their high
privilege to do. Last Spring, Mr. Havemeyer and
his especial friends helped Us beat Sherman Brow
nell, and last Fall they helped US again to use up
the Old Hunker Anti. Wilmot Provso party in City
and State. We acknowledge the obligation, and
stand ready to do them a. good a turn when We
can do II without injustice; and if they had only
assented to Mr. Brady's serving a second year, and
notified US that they wanted Mr. Havemeyer for his
successor We would have agreed not to oppose
them. We will agree to that now. But to thrust
Mr.. Havemeyer into the at the close of MIR.
Bradys first year, knowing that the latter must be
reelected or seem to be discarded is not the fair
thing. 1t ID due TO our blameless aud most excel
lent Mayor that he be reelected, and any Wing
who shall be persuaded to cast vote for Have.
meyer or who neglects to vote for Brady is guilty
Of injustice to IN exemplary public officer. But
this must not be. Wings! if Hsvemeyer was a
good magistrate. and il on many accounts sccepta.
BILE. Brady has served the City faithfully and is
in every respect a. deserving Of your favor as
Hsvemeyer; in some respects more 80. Do not
betzay desert your own true man, but take hold
and ro6lect him
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~ Tue FIRE KisG nakes his first appearance In New
York ten years thu American Museum this afternoon
and evening and promises many wonderful things 10 hi
sdverssments IS eating and drinking red hot Dire but
whether he will do IL shall He will doubtless be
able TO cry FIRE feensy. Other smusemens alec take
place. aud that besutal Serptura Ststuary Of Mrs
Pebys viii be visible st all hours OF the day evening
IL increases In popularity daily indeed must % 1t be-
col mo and haite known.
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VERA CRUZ IrEM.-In a letter to the ~ o.
Crescent Office dated Vera Cruz March 20 are the follow
Ing Items: -
The last of large train came In TO dsy. under Col
Black Capt Duperu and company, Capt, Fsirchid ard
company sod Lieut. Waters, with detachment OF Capt
Bessucons com psuy, here Capt Besonc)n went
10 Mexico with Gen. Towson. Lieut. Col Rnscoe vii
leave Tomorrow for Mexico. with Lieut. Col Emory, MAJ
blanchard, MAJ Cross. sud small detschment train
will 90 up about IS days accompanied ~ the recruits
etc some 900 troops here The city Is consid-
cred healthy but several cases OF tbs vomito have sp
nsaredn
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u Gov. sEwAaD's GRAFTON on the Life

n Gov. SEwARDs GRAFTON Oh the Life and
Death Of JOHN ouIscY ADAMS prepared at the
unanimous request Of the Legislaturel was dev-
cred last evening In Albany, before all branches of
the State Government and large concourse of citi
gems. We hope to be able to publish it in our next,
and trust it will be deemedsevery way worthy Of
the author not merely but Of the iustrious subject
We shall be obliged to enlarge our sheet for the
occasion
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MnRnFR AT

MURDER AT BoRDESTowN, N. Last evening
at NewJ Jersey. John Jackson lcoloredl was
killed by another coored man, named Albert Williams,
who stabbed him 10 the bres. with butcher knife. The
parties il had been qusreng through the day and
about O'clock William. gent the residence Of the de-
ceased and making thrust through the window OF his
house. ind cted tho wound which, we hsve been In
formed caused his death almost Instantly Corouers
Jury was immediately summoned bat the verdict hsd not
been rendered at the last accounts from entown
Williams W srreited. Phiia. Bulletin, 9th.
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p.S,sa l. Fsr1ts' Secretaries ass.

'Franoe-Rhode Island is the title Of an article
which. after ten days fruitless eDdesvor to find
for this page have placed the Firs Psseof
lest Evenings and this Mornipss Tribune Wswish those
who have eonfassd idea that all Instructions be
eonnsrdsble because all in fact,
who justify the Dorr donssn Rhode Islandwould read
Of material trutha
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FATAL AccIDEST.-This forenoon while mum
Der Of men engaged 10 rerssng old barn 10 Hsrs
mus near Andeons tho barn fell In crushing
man BY tho name Of Hestey We informed that DO
was instantly killed also that the deceased has ie wife
aud several children, of whom IL lying Of the
point OF death. Jersey City Sentinel, 9TH.
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Whig Candidates.

The Wing Candidates for Aldermen and Assis-
taut Aldermen are not yet fully agreed upon. From
The best information we could obtain last evening
the following are likely to be the respective tickets
Of the different Wards Most Of them have been
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Business Notires.

TO THE LADIES or NEw-YosK.The subscriber informs
the ladies' Of this city that through the attention Ct his
agent 10 Paris he w furnished with full supply Of the
fashionable and dsn gushed styles Of fancy hats for
children previous to the recent Disturbances In france
which have necessarily suspended s kiods of msnufsc
turing business lie has also on hand, from his
uactory rich beautiful assortment Of fancy hats for
children OF great varsity Of patterns and materials suit
able for Spring and Summer wear. The subscriber viii
take great pleasure in exhibiting his untivslsd stock OF
fancy all who may honor his establishment with
call GENIN ga Broadway. opposite St Psors Church
IL HAVE you SEAN HENRY CLAY, and the excitement
at the City Hall But what is that when compared
with tho rush into the Hat store o7 Nassau st
door the Of Anns 10 obtain the most beau
fu Spring style of Hatsso cheap and elegant 10 aston
sh the community Those that have not yet visited tas
hat respectfully invited to call and SEQ the
advantages afforded by this esabshmsnt any other
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Are there any Mechanics In Troys

Have the workshops Of Troy-the Machine
shops Blacksmith shops, &C. been called upon 70 s"o
serite for Ews INKS beautiful work Water Machinery
gsnteinsn informed the o,her dsy ,es nos copy
OF the work far ud learn. IVES 10 be found In
any Of tho extensive workshops Of that city HIRE
soOd chance for some one 10 get subscribers " this work
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The WING Members of our State Legislature
having almost unanimously declsrea HrsEr CLAY
the first choice of New-Yors for President and
affirmed that her sc Electoral Votes will be cast
for him If he be candidate and having sctedupon
this conviction in The shoice Of two decided, une
quivocal Clsv Asn Ssnatorial Delegates to the
Norninatf A c.. yens or we trust there will be no
fartsr. osv' th- wig sentiment of this State,
= '~sei l. icf zen no reasonable ground for
=. Es~,sa. is for Clay; she avows her will
;ngaet s. g.ten to her sister States; if they over
rgia - choice in favor Of shy other decided, une
ca ocal Wing, she will defer to their decision and
LAST her powerful vote for the candidate of their
choice. But if it should prove that the first choice
Of New York 10 the frst choice also of wothrds
Of the States and that majority of the Electoral
Votes can be carried for him. will there by any good
reason for looking farther2
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Couyt Calendar. .rms DAY.

sr,ssfos Covsr Nos S. q? ~, IS, %, a. &c. fol 10
iOs no. III. Ii1 IFS, +57 ia Il, l5 ZIG, M 49, 10 IN
i22, iZ3.
Crscvrr CovsrNos %. a. q to 81, 81 TO 3d. 40, u. a.
e cosmos Pleas No, 49, Is. a. 40, 49, 49, $50,
4 4.
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u General Committee Of Democratic Whig
Young Mcn.-A meeting Of this Committee Will be
held the Broadway House Friday evening, April T.
o. O'Clock. By order. JAS. I. NJ. BLEAkLEY.
z D ps s.r...,a snlrI {sserstuio. sa
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q WhIs General NieetIps.-The whis Ele

- WhIg General Meetips.-The Whis Electors
Of the City and County Of New York. requested to
assemble ct Lafayette Hail. Broadway, opposite NblOs,
on SATURDAY EVENING, the 9th inst at ~ O'Clock,
for the purpose Of receiving the Report Of the COMMITTEES
for nominating candidates for Mayor md Aims House
Commissioner 70 DO supported at the ensains election.
By order Of the Convention.
HENRY BREvOORT, Chsirmao.
0eoaeE j. CORNELL, s..,.x.
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.nnoiu,meut by the President md senate.

MosEs JOHNSON Surveyor and Inspector OF the heve-
nue. for Port OF Ia yacs IN the Sate oil lex eee
A. w. G.. Davis, resigned
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SOUTH BRooKLrs TEMPLE oP Honor No. 50
soss TEnPEsAscE-Ths Society will hold their frat
anniversary this evening at O'Clock. in their ball
Of Henry and Atlantic sts
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p...,,,r, corn.pd-a by Colorel Cisrt hsd
sa,s 10 Msr.oi which 10 10 miles 10 aivsnee Q, VI
s.iio on ths fosa Zscateoas ana nye 1 o. u,
.,.~r. :, Psrrs. % miles 20 the wesf o. oauo on VIC
~ =, nS,sn,o nrd Chihuahua These troops have oeen
s re-. in snss the order Of Geo Scot o' ,ns
norno.s of srrssdng thsmselyes over me COUNTY, 80
49, ,.Ss,r.l tsxe. We s.o learn from several
.os,e,. th.t force about leaving 20 occupy
Cspt Lsinsrd sai Lisut Pope, q The
ziosers and Lieut. Bepham OF the S9'P' VI I"s
accompanied the ocmnaDc 70 s'skspL -. .o, % thu
Sf@rg,Joal F-plesoM News hss reaches owe % sno
explosion Of the boiler, Of .ns Of ~. is
said to be the death OF four person-tne poo L.,
sineer ana two hsAicsns-the ~oenSlnt Cot Dunn
and the almost complsts wreck OF the boat SsPs -
vas one OF the victims Of posion lie sna
children In United STATES son ana % DY
Francisco Carols, o. Mstsmcras ne seeona Pos 49,
srsm.n were a % killed Owen d. Egsn OF Csmsrfo w,s
seriously injured. having been thrown some MY aus INV
the river. 60 L., ,a,n ,n.,
from which we make the following extract; .-
- / hsvs lust returned from most msaneholy scene
Seven soldiers were sentenced 10 death for dsse,uon
Tb,ss srs sr,, brou sht out knseed their cons and
were shot The other four were thea orousnt infwsu
knsesd bandsgs tied or ,se, Door fellow.
we're r-prieyed They al stood II IKE major, Oeeo
them tainted when the bsDdsse was taken IRON heye'
Feoy yryyzyEIA-By an arrival at this port
we have later sdyces from Venezuela Of an interesting
character. - -,
OF the army at san Pedro. Previous to DIS oe
nature he received intelligence that the whole province OF
Apure had espoused the Of General Paez, whose
forces were every day augmenting
Mousgas had levied contribution on the ISL Of
March on the Carton OF Csrsccas, for Sl9OtOV winch
,rcressad The dscor,ent that already prevailed.
We have before a proclamation OF Cen PseE'
which after pointing cut the Of the late dsur
Dances concludes with the following patriotic resolve
"The Government attributes the crimes OF me AN
Of January 10 the populsce OF the town OF GARAGE"
and no, 10 the military compstrots Conn1ins IN tho
nrot.ction with which hsve been always favored oy
Providence am resolved my country free thontn
Die in the stempt, shall descend with tranquility 70
the grave lrhha"oishia '"'
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q Democrntic Whis General Commiftee.-A
Special Meeting Of this COMMITTEES will be held on Fri
day evening, Aprl at half past eIoek At the Broad
way Hopss. By order. PHILIP HONE, Chairman.
J. n. HoBAtT HAws,( Vice
ZopsAt MILLS, )Chsirmsn.
j js:.,s & F fasaS:; s.es..s as Iii.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

CHARTER CoSvEsTIos.-This Convention was TO
have held meeting last eyeuin but for want Of quorum
obliged to adjourn until Saturday evening.
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From No y o DeIta. Mgr,h -

FRoM rHs RIO GKAsDE.-By the arrival Of the
sels Captain Lincoln. from the srazos I'm Inst we
have the hatImOros flag CT the 18th
FROM We learn from Mr. speyer di.tip sui,hsa
chihuahua merchant ast arrived from satlo that The
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IrrEREsrIsG AND DRFIcULT PRoBLEM.--Giyen
Charter Convention composed Of any number Of
ber TO know when il will get It's Charter done Qaouqss
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AccIDEsT.-As Dr. Bryan was riding in his
carisse yesterday In Co1rtst. his horse took fright
sad ran as far as M o'Haras rnsrSle-ysrd when he
dlyersed from his course sod jumped rail
ing an area The Doctor was thrown out but for.
tUDaey escaped with few bruises but the horse
much IL gTed that II found necessary ~ kill him.
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RrR THIS
MARRIBp.

Ga the ?2d March, the Lady OF K. L. AGNEw, ksq Of
q son
~ Dablin papers please copy.
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New CRY HALL-The framework Of the dom

Of the cupola Of this edce raised yesterday and
to be surmounied by figure Of Justice.
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GEsERAL SEssIoss.-This Court adjourned
Until to-day without frsusacting any business The Graod
Jary re sliil In session
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VVI ItI'-DtIUTC
Common CoEne fAe City Of Ner York vs Mr., -finsiey
This suit 10 recover money received from certain
lands by the Comuon Council Of the City OF NswYorh
which IL 10 alleged belongs % Mrs AiDsley. The Court
was occupied with the daring the dsy-Theodore
sedgwiek Esq for plaintiff While, Esq for defendant
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n We have the best authority for stating that
tbs Editorial in the Phadspa Ledger Of Saturday last.
upon fights Of the Senate to keep secrets
inyoate and punish witnesses for contempt In refusing
10 answer questions written by RrsssLL JARVIS ESQ.,
Of this City, and by DR.. FRAscs j. GnUSD Of wash
ington Mr. Jarvis Is the principal contributor the
editorial columns Of the Ledger, and not DR.. Grund.
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PAPER BOXES AND FAScY PAPER MANUFACTURED BY O.
BAcB 10 FuLrossr. N. Y.--Having enlarged my place
aud business considerably, sm now prepared to eIeeo"
any orders well for boxes for colored pspeon
the most reason able aud the shortest notice.
stsoners printers and others will DO well 10 look at my
stock Of paper before providing themselves elsewhere
Ao large lot Of Wafboxes for sale cheaper than else
where. Remember, q. BACH, ~ Folton St mJl fteod.
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enrEEsrH WARD.-Ths Wings Of tho Six.
tssath Ward hoa Mas Meeting the corner Of Nine
tssnsh s and Seventh shs evening The fact that
Hoa yosEsH L. WHITE and other eloquent speakers viii
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