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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

HENRY CLAy's IIoGs.--The citizens
of Cincinnati, the headquarters Of hogs
and bristlss, were thrown into fer
men, Oh Friday last, by the appearance
of several queer specimens of the hog
species, on their way to Ashland, for
the pens, of Mr.. Clay. They were
lrbelIed African ogs," being as
black as midnight, and are described
by the Cincinnati Despatch as "queer
fish, with awful big mouths"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

o,- Lave labor; If you do M, wan, !, for
ford. Won nv, for rhvsic.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

J'lIE understood. having bcci 'c, lly ~ oirtcd
1 Guudidn OF CuAuLFs DuRrEr, 90 liver
on, u ,ni,or o,e, ~ and rnnor ~ ,,ds oi age.
'o,rrs. al pc, sons having dem. nds against his
III wa,tl 10 -, srui ihcn. and hose indcb ID "a
matte in,wdiac .. ymcn,
CLARK ESTES.
T;yc,on Nav Is. 6v
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23
FOR SALE,

GARDEN SEEDS, a, "a Broad street.
Vt srr2t " FRffboNN y 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

And all diseases arising from disordered Liver
or Stomach, such as Constipation, Inward Piles,
fullness, or Blood To the Head, Acidity Of the
Stomach, Nausea, iiea,t-burn, Disgust for Food,
tu''ess, or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructa-
iions, Sinking or Fuiteripg at the ri, of the Sto.
mach, Swimming Of the Head Hurried and Diff
cult breathing. Futtering at the Heart, Choking
or Suifocating sensations when in lying posture,
Dimness of Vision, Dots or webs before the Sight,
Fever and dull pain in the Head. Deficiency or
Perspiration. Yellowness Of the skin and Eyes.
Pam n the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &C., Sud
den flushes Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Con-
stant imaginings of Evil, and great depression u
Spirits can lie efectually cured by
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23
DIR. IIOOFLAND,S

Prepared by
DIR. C.. NJ JACKSON,
Al THE GERMAN MEDICINE SToRF,
l20 Arch Styea, Philadelphia. q
Their power over the above Diseases is not ex-
celIed---i equalled.--by any other preparation in
the United States, the cures attest in many ca
ses after skiliu physicians had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention Of nva-
lids Possessing great virtues in the rectifcatiop
OF diseases of the Liver and lesser glands, cxer-
cising the most searching powers in weakness and
affections OF the digestive organs, they are withal
safe certain aud ,L.asau,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

"We have uniformly reirainedfr from recommend
ing to the public any Of the various Patent Medi-
cines OF the day, unless thoroughly convinced Of
their value. Among those we consider worthy Of
notice is the German Bitus, invented by DIR.
Hooiand, and prepared by DR.. Jackson, in Phila-
depha. One instance in particular, in which the
superior virtues Of this medicine has been tested,
has fallen under our observation. During the last
summer, son of Mr.. Abraham Crabill, Of this
county, was very seriously afflicted with Liver
Complaint, and after trying in vain various rene-
dies, he purchased bottle Of the Bitters, and after
using it, was SO much relieved of his distressing
maady, that he procured another bottle, and is re-
stored entirely To health"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

few steps from Washington ST., BOSTON
Mu9 s3n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

Tiycton, Nav l6. 6w
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-24

most cheering and gratifying TO witness
the outburst of deep and abiding attach
ment to it which have been exhibited in
all parts of it, amidst al, the trials through
which we have passed and are passing.
A people so patriotic as those of the Uni
ted States will rejoice in an accommoda-
lior Of all troubles and difficulties by
which the safety of that Union might
have been brought into the least dagger.
And under the blessings of that Provi-
dencc who, amids all vicisyitudes, has
never ceased to extend to them his pro
tecting care, his smiles, and his blessings,
they will continue to advance in popula,
zion, power, and prosperity, and work
out triumphantly the glorious problem of
mans capacity for self-govermcnt.
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ApriI 4. 1875
ORDINARY,s SALE.

BY order of William D. Steele, Esq,
Ordinary for Pickens District, will be so d
on Sale day in June next before the Shera
Ills Office within the legal hours: the Real
Estate of Samuel Edens, deceased, con.
tanning Two Hundred Acres, more or
less, lying on the waters of Oolonoy
Greek, adjoining lands of Jacob Chastain
James Keith, and Others.
Terms OF SALE.-,Sold upon credit
of twelve months, except the cost which
will be required in advance. Purchasers
giving bond with approved security sand
a mo rtgage r?on the premises if required
by th9 Onilry to secure payment of
the purchase money.
j. A. DOYLE, s,p.p D.
Pickens G. H., s. c. May 10, 1850
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Tr. j. N. Lawrence.

WILL attend punctually to all calls in
the line of his profession. Unless absent
on professional business, he may be found
at his Office, or his 'vate residence in
the Village. He also, has on hand a
general assortment of medicines which
he will furnish to customers at reduced
prices.
Pickcns G. H., S. G.
May 18, 1S49. IL
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SPECIAL NOT4GE.

Ry- In my absence, the business will
be attended to in the Sheriffs Office by
VIM. X. Easley, Esq.
j. A. DOYLE, s. p.D.
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LOOK OUT.

Those indebted to the subscriber can
ave cost by calling and settling their
notes and, accounts as longer indulgence
cannot be given. !: e
JAMES GEORGE.
Jan, 5, so
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NEG OES.

We have several likely Negroes for
sale, amongst them aSa.wo young Eel,
lows and two Gir's. One about IL years
old, black and smart; the other about S
or II, a good seamstress, cook, weaver,
washer, and ironer, as smart as any in tho
District, and number one in appearances.
NORTON &SiFEELE.
AprI 4, 1875 e
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Judge for Yourselves.

Those indebted to mo either by nots
or account must call and settle or they
will have costs to pay.
J. N. LAWRENCE.
Jan. $50 If
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NOTICE.

Those indebted to me previous to tho
lst of January last, are requested to make
immediate payment as indulgence cannot
be extended. ~,
A. Nj. FoLGER:
March D, 1860, 42 If
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Notice or mot Notice.
My Books for ts4S are in the hands
of w: j., CAN'T. Esq, for collection
those indebted will save cost by cashing
their accounts Immediately.
S. r. McFALL.
Pickens H., May 10; 1850. stiff
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w..n,ssro-. March n. 1850.


TSum9n Smith and on zsek- The Hsass and ae .adnin-
ishsiiOn-Mr Cieyfen aud the N,v French Master.
II is not often 10 these days that blrst With
old fashioned slsctopeeisg stump speech In the Sc
nate. II IL very seldom that have Of the
exact political sslibs 81 that to-day. IL rshssh
q the whig Arguments Of September 1875 support OF
Old Pack - vbig, ard though not ultra vbg, stu
decided ~hig IL amusing to see the esrnestuess
with which Truman ~sptto work lie soon cleared out
the galleries, and quorum Of the Senate. while half
that remained conpoed themselves to dOze in their
seats but st he went the fate Of this blessed
union depended not tbs fair adj justin n. Of the
Slavery question: hut in proving that Old Zsck Ia the
first place hsd made no pledges lndi that he could
not therefore violate any pledges and thirdly that he
has fcGled all his pledges IA the standardization Of the
government, not as 9 party m an, but wLix
10 70 bad enough when Standardization requires
sxrlsnston Of It's hut 70 IL ~hen the Csbi
ne, have only Truman ss thsir chsnpo, In the Sc
rate .ho " under sort Of bond and slIfy to de-
The House are get,ius on pretty we'll With u. BIZ Of
d,acisneiee aud there spp-srs every dspoioo to be
lbsra ~ith an sdmiEistfsin which, from The staeli
cabinet has become 90 lo- to be ob.s. q sym
Tstby inftesd Of hostility lsvsry iseeeiity y ., this
time its only defence; AID through is very helpless
nesa " NAV BE- supported 20 degree beyond We sstual
deterts There are many ~mocrsts -no act from mo-
tives CT pity Old Lsck bvcsuse ~ the apparent de-
setion a his party avipg hts Naturalization almost
In the state Of solitude - that OF John ryier
Msantirue, Mr. clayton issl bows ard oonds'-eosion
20 The new french Minister spd seems to bs . excs.-
lively polite 70 so. is Compe ~ be ~as ruds ant die
lateral 90 his predecessor We should not wonder 10
Mr. Clayton TO grant the tobacco csim TO the
minister, for the presentation Of which Poss-in
considered an impairment pcpipjsy dipionstic me-
oharic only IT Go be kicked out Of the country Bas
IN long string of titles Of the minister is perfectly
cisrmlDe % our PREMIER odd a. u may pen ed
70 the tai q The smesfss1er Of republic. IL iooks
very mrch s " the cdor ~ q mcesrcay YES .tros- I'm
~ nosirils Of the french government and q. this
tu.d gentleman vss bot an okins ~ old fa.hcnsd
fest'iAtlon ~ monarchy nobtty tti-s, and all the
claI tap a splendid de- psti.u The ne minister
dohbte's presents bs s,rius Of titles part ~ his
ohcs Credentials. which " rather suspicious for "
feputiicsnhsm ssfe 10 the ascendant IN tsc Frenca
csbintt the ample title a si.er Citizen A. Bois
lie Compte would be enough
we have every reason to ruppcss that Mr. Clayton
cont GERS this Improving condition % things In France
s,ond b. sncovrssei for ell bis notions csnsorf 9TH
tht Go order ostnipss. The whole Of the diplomacy
OF Mr. tlsyton shoss that hts sympsth,ss a-e Win
mcLsrehy that his reQuxnsnc- torspubifssBtsu IL
inhsrert w the man. Let US bo~sver, hess Tor the
beet. The good viii jet cone Let ne sat
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a USlC AL.

rangement for the publication Of the Music sung By
Nile Lind during her through the United states
consisting of Of her composition
trls variations &C., together with others BY the
masters in Europe and America now in course Of
above music win be inspected by Nile Jenny Lind who has
kindly accsded TO the TO do and will y her
prova Of each the series The whols will be published
10 han dsone ans uniform style with APPROPRIATE title
Of elegant desgrs hitherto urequaled Neither
ong will be pared TO render them worthy the patronage
public and the fame Of the celebrated artistic Your
order r the humber Of copies Of each song solicited, a
est Convenience as the publication must be limited
iu Of each the whole Of which will require
ulay, and the time allowed for their publication s
they be Issued her arrival in this
conu ... SAMUEL q. J0LLIE,
70 Rroa Nav orb
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Or. cLaHLEs xUNDEs


AT rosrHkNpTor. Mses.
nC. hUfDE REsPBoTFuLLy INFORMS MS
~ ter ts the p,aic, that he OF
late D. Ruggies water Cure cstabishment 81 Benscnv
nalf miies frfm the paon Rarpai epo
hour, ride from New YORK. about I've from Bosom ard
Eve fret albany, situated In the rie.ssnts valleys
Of New tusarf surrountet With wood rlown hills and
shady va and sbundanfly supricd ~ih the rurers
and tire climate mild srd agreeable. The ard spacious
build efr ell TIE neceessry for water
pufgs tuch - large runrs baths douhes aud iodf
lns for about ffty ra.en separate for either
n.sun, The Doctor being the earliest living.
Gscipe % Pressntr, Grenbtrs and having evrsr
~ th,n hfteen o. bis cen, his wrnrs
being tie hands % every European Lydropah
hcTee 70 respond % reasonable sons fr the
ray cenrte themselves " him. Tie establishment viii bs
sned che 25tk q MARCH For further rarcpiars
p.esft arTiy tc the ateve address
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BALL8s

NNoNs. FREDERIC's SECOND SOCIAL AND ORA
lVl matte Assembly will be held Monday April m At the
rev A,ssmsy Rooms Chamters street Tickets Two Dol
lence Cornnittee-Iohu Brousbsm, N l.. Frost George
Loder o. whitney, Charles Leland r. @. Tsdali II. O.
Banks w Burton Tickets he had at the Aston Hsuse
A. the Clinton at Howard. Hotel a. the rrarhs Hotel 81
Herberts Saloon, adjoining Burton Theatre Chambers
street, and Of n. Frederic ~ Franklin street.
ITO RAIL coMaITTEEs--THE NEW ASSEMBLY
Rooms, in Chambers street, neat door TO Burtop'q
T. the notice committees particularly adapted for
class assemblies and recherche bs Thirty cotiIons
be danced the floor, while the extensive promenade
eries present original feature spacious supper room,
under the popular direction Of NJ Herbert well Furnished
reception ladies gentiemsn dressing rooms hat
and cloak refreshment saloons eonyo-
niepily attached the floor. Apply Mr.. PEA
COCK, on the premises, from ~ to o'clock, daily Terms
modtrate.
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AmUsEmENTs IN PHILADELPHIA. a.

DARNUNs MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA MONDAY,
ID March lsthoreatest Bit Of the seaseuTha. popular
Miss Mary Taylor the avorite OF the
fashion able New York audepce has been engaged
short time and sustans the part Of Kate, in PERFEC
TON and Jenny Leaherlungs in the musical buriesgue
called JENNY LIND ATLAsT. on Monday and Tos,tay
nights and during Cinderella ard In other favo
rite characters in which she has superior Miss Sinclair
will appear musical nslanges and Fsroes in the after
Moons Songs, Dances &C. Novel and curious specimens
from evsrywhere, and Cat Fish weighing 10 pounds
Wax statuary, Gipsy Girl. kc., Admittanoe cents;
children under 10 years, l31S cents.
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~. Bwelersn- I've sesfs and ne siarevy Qsssfisn.
ftpdirg the speech ~ Mr. Badger, to-day, Me-. Hale
desIrsd 70 ssk . question 81 him. Mr. Badger gave
way. Mr. Hale YES proceeding to icserroxsse hin,
when MIR Clay Temporarily presiding said the ssns.
tor must address himself 10 the chair Mr. Hale said
that be had nothing sy the chsr and 80 he 60,
dcwn Mir Badger having given way for an adj surn-
nsnt, Mr. baldwin proposed 10 answer, on The spot,
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S:ss:.s, S:sas o.."
Dart, Mann Miller EOrg.n, slinasr-iO.
Thethird reading q bills was then continued viz
To incorporate the Albany Savings Bank;
To incorporate tine Hudson Savings Bank
To provide for settlement Of accounts between the
authorizing Alex T. stewart to continue and COM
pete his store IN Broadway
The Senate then adjourned.
Assembly.
ALsASY, March 20, 1850.
DEPosIrERs
The Senate returned the bill for the protection OF
certain deposters In Savings Banks with amendments
which concurred in by the House.
BILLS READ A THIRD TINE AND Passed; vo,
To divide the Twelfth ward, ia the city OF New YORK.
into tive wards
To incol porsts the New York Medical College
To incoi porate the Monroe County Savings sank
The general railroad bill coming up upon It's third
Mr Warns moved to rsoommit the bill. He did 90
to simply state his objections the bill. which con-
sisted chiefly in that feature which gave power to
Judge to appoint Commissioners clothed with powers
men The bill in his opinion, would also operate
GENEROUSLY upon existing companies. Mr.. w. fnsliy
withdrew bis motion, when the bill was read and
The following bills we're also passed.
In relation the Courts Of Appeals and for the re-
lief of eertsin suitors therein
Requiring the Nav York and New Haven Railroad to
establish . depot at East Chester.
For the licensing and government OF pilots of the
port Of New York; by the way of Sandy Hook-syes &c.
To amend the general religious society act.
To amend the charter Of the village Of Williams
burgh
re enable receivers &C., to become pstitionng Gre
jitors
To amend the charter of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
Also g. authorize the Comptroller to make temporary
leans to supply any deficit in the treasury.
DOCK BANK
Mr. monroe gave notice of u bill to repeal the Dry
Deck Bank charter
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA CARPET HALL-hANUFACTURES
Of Ingram and importaons Of Threeply Brussels and
trade At reduced prices city sccsptases with in
forest added J. SIDNEY JONES, Nes Is and ~
North Second FIRST door below Christ Church. Phila
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Americans all ExcIaim that IL Is money
tbrovn avav ana pudeno to advertise where
good Liquor segs are to be had while
DC has done this the Of Mercer and
Howard streets. The red lamp burns till dsybreak.
PhaI0n's Magic Hair Dye, to Color the
Hair whisker the moment It applied without injury
disturbing the eolor and has bad edor II 10 applied
sold PHALONS, l Broadway. and BY fawcett south
east corner Chestnut and Fifth Streets Philadelphia
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AMUsE nj E NTB.


March 20 viii b Psrsrgd the sublime ,rassdy o.
S Lester Mr. T.
s nan,; Josephine Mrs Mailaeh ir Id s'sSsa
9fKARFAKarfa, Mr.. sesens Captain Oxford. Mr. Ja@ss
Dsnn M sacp so "a. Mrs
BSss: GssS en .a ssss "
CHANFRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE EoNDAy
NJ, Yer s.Ich = Us m
Barb. Miss Charles F.inses; ESdoTi AIs aaisen.
wiTI fso Is
:s i'is
ilioE; EIs Dqgu. - MassSn TIE whole 70 ts'inase
NJ. John ooasin: Rips Master. Mr.. u. Msdgan.
RARNuH's AMERICAN MysEUk-P. 7, BARYUs,
snS %s Of ncS Sa ssSS E
in the afternoon st and evening" ~ o'clock The
&c rn the
%sny Mr. sssfhe aa clars Mas saasops
% e SpSss Ssf
a% Hs Gs al
pbne West. Half million Of curio'cs be a. all
Children under 10 years. l?1sc.
vVABERNacLE-xoNDAYE EVENING. MARCH IS. 1850.
y Zee and 0SSSSr y
Who viii be assisted BY the toiswHg eeiserassd srss-
oehseiy. and Mr. g. Brecht iastructoT Of S Gooi
70. see Programme Tickets 70 cents to 10 had
concert. Doors open At u concert at o'clock.
CECOND CONCERT-NIBLo's SALOON--MoNDAY
- Evening, March 25.-The Hutchinson Family, gracefully
gng very overlooking demonsr
which greeted them at their first New YORK
would respectfully their at
Niblos. Monday Evening March 18th. The programme
for this evening will embrace Of their
where programmes also DO open at
ca; to commence At ~ O'Clock.
DAYNEs PANORAMA OF A VOYAGE TO EUROPE
ID Open every evening" at the Great Hall Minerva Rooms
46 Broadway embracing views Of Boston, Liverpool
dor both OF Rhine, Admission
dren, under twelve is cents Doors Mt Ga
moving TX r. n An exhibition Wednesday
day afternoons. At three o'clock
ERANKLIN NUsEUn, l75 CHATHAM sQUARE-rYO
performances every day In the afternoon ct and the
week The "Nodel Artists will appear in some and
original living pictures. including Powers Greek Slave
Adam and Eve" Venus Rising from the Sea- personated
BY Of the formed women the world together with
Juger burlesque, comic and fancy Dances with variety
original entertainments to be found at other place
in York. Prices Of adssion-St sests
Size; boxes 25c.; parquette. l2sc private bcxes. 81
DANORAMA OF TIE GOLD MINRs OF CALIFORNIA
Il --Emmert Penfeld's Original Panorama Gold
Mines embracing views the Isthmus Pacific coast
Francisco and the various cities and mining Districts Of Ca
hfornia exhibiting At Washington all sos Broadway
three doors above Nblos Doors at before
exhibition will commence at half pas7 o'clock Y. n Adj
mttanee rs cents; children half price.
NoTIcE-A CORPS DE BALLET OF BLADES AND
IN Gentlemen for the Federal street Theatre Boston In
gnre Immediately Ut Crosby street. hstwsea the hours Of
and II. V. W. JONES. Agent.
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IL UNGARIAN CONCERr--MADAHE STEPHAN
the NawY nd

IL UNGARIAN CONCERr--MADAHE STEPHAN
most respectfully informs the citizens of New York aud
vicinity that she will give Vocal and Instrun entail Con-
cert for benefit Of fellow counymen the Hungarian
eses, honS the 25 iHst at the Apollo Rooms, Broad
way and socs their hin patronage for the OCCASION She
will be assisted by the solo Herr sed'
Herr No Herr Braun Herr Kuife Mr. Tmm, Herr Wells,
and Herr Brandes the youthful Pianist from Vienna bis
P SkpesiaoSe rISgS u;i tssLVars,I LOT
sndante ID. Allegro: executed by Herr Q. Wells herr
Nol Herr Rayer and Herr a. Braun, Beethoven. Grand
Concert aria, composed for Eme Stephan by Otte Nj
cosi, Nine. Stephrui. solo Niooncelloen tine Of
Lucia di composed and executed by Herr n
Braun. Improppu favorite Alpine Song; solo the
Physarmonka first time in America. Herr c. Wes Capri
,o Tor flpts SOLO Herr :! sede Eriseslei Aria Qusndo
Nine. stophani Part IConcertino for vioonceilo aud
Piano from the Opera Norma executed by Herr Ne Herr
Braun aud ucrr c. Wells Grand National Air by
Nine sS.lhari Hunsarisn Rosots-storm March. O. Wells
Violin, Herr Nou, Dc Beriot Grand hungarian Storm
March, from Lrt Herr Brandeis Grand ArisThe Queen
Of the light, from Zaubernote Mozart, by Mme
Phsn 1ieie,s 81 70 be had the Aster House Irving
ct o'clock n b. The Hungarian Exles will be present at
the Concert
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brooklyn city intelligence

TEE BcsKp SUPERVISORS met at the county jail
on tuesday evening" the most portant Item Of bust
= To ne LegisIafsrs Of the State Of NEG York The
Board supsrysor Of the county Of Kings repsctfuy
epen That they remonstrats against the passage Of the
coilectien Of far the
s persons their psrsonsi property in places
than where they reside. Tor these reasons among
80 " 4, unIust and unfair In principle.
10 intended. the city Of New Iorh undue ad
saniasrs over other portions Of the state
81. The eject wall be NEST injurious 20 this county
h u will drive entirely out q the state 70 New
ucry collection Of te personal tax as specified in the set
ior heio'e the Assembly
ON motion u ordered to be signed by the Presi-
and Secretary Of the Board and forwarded TO the
Of kipgs county In Albany to present
the 20 the txslature aud with requestto sup
port 1t to the utmost Of their psrtr.
CRY Morrstrry.-Dr Charles 8. J. Goodrich reports
the number Of deaths In the city OF Brooklyn for the
week ending March 16. 1850, to be Males IL; fs-
fpass 10; adults Ia; children 1l-totsl. IS Inter-
Nev York and other places, SO.
DIrD ~ rHs CrLL.-on Monday night last onicer
Waters picked up man by the name Of Thomas
purps. whom be found In the street grossly iotoxi
Gated and locked him up In Of the cells, under the
ctr Hall for the night rs IL usually the Yester
prisoner dead. his cot; hs face do~nward deeply
nb-dded In the clothes The Coroners jury rendered
verdict q died of suffccation while lying his face
IN q state q intoxicatisn.
San Accspsxr.--About 8 r. NJ last Tuesday, q
veupr lad. named George Hartman, about twelve
,tcrv building in wDoushby street, was precipitsted
,run the root upon shed In the and fell fro
,hspee 70 the grousd lie was not Killed outright.
hut N A. thought Impossible for him TO survive but
-, hnurs ne sied on Thursday night from the iniu-
, % received By the accident.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

= TI,sNrfc IoncE ~. 70 r q or o y~rur MEv-
"A of Atlantic Lodge No 80 requested TO meet ut
the Ledge Montague Hall Brooklyn, Monday, the
2th inst o'clock for the pnrp5te Of attending the
funeral Of our late brother. Edward gar ey order
= JOHN 4. 10 aSsoN, N. @.
A MEETING OF TUE UNITED UPHoLsrERERg So
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GEuRoE a0Yr, President
G. W. gsALv, Secretary.
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Virginia Legislature Adjourned.
BALTIMORE, March 23, 1850.
The Legislature Of Virginia adjourned on Friday
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ux.ax-s National COLLECTION OF Daguerrso-
qs.,d NJ prosavsy. ccrner 81 Fulton street etrsn-
sssens sre respectfully Invited 70 esr and srsips
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