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THE REPUBLIC.
IL OF Conm,ssARy GENERAL OF SUBSISTENCE,

OFFICE OF CoMmIssARy GENERAL OF SUBSISTENCE,
WAsHISGToS, July 8, 1850.
S,EPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office until the lat day OF October next, for
the delivery of provisions in bulk, for the use Of
the troops of the United States, upon inspection, as
follows:
at .Ne,o Orleans Barracks, Louisiana.
So barrels of pork
l25 barrels of fresh superfne -four
55 bushels Of new white field beans
$40 pounds of good hard soap
22O pounds of good hard sperm candles
IL bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
800 gallons of good cider vinegar
AT Baton Rouge Barracks, Louisiana.
So barrels Of pork
l25 barrels of fresh superiine flour
SO bushels of new white field beans
SO pounds of good hard soap
22O pounds of good hard sperm candles
Ii bushels of good clean dry fine salt
2aO gallons of good cider vinegar
AT Key West, Florida.
SO barrels of pork
l25 barrels fresh superfine flour
30 bushels of new white field beans
$40 pounds of good hard soap
30 pounds of good hard sperm candles
IA bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
22O gallons of good cider vinegar
at the public landing, SIR miles. from Fort
1Owsoa, mouth the Chiemichi.
$40 barrels Of pork
All barrels of fresh superfne flour
2O5 bushels of new white field beans
3,2So pounds of good hard soap
o22 pounds of good hard sperm candles
81 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
S22 gallons of good cider vinegar
The whole to be delivered in all the month of
April, 1857 and to leave Natchtoches by the Goth
February, 1901.
AT Fort Gibson, ARKANSAS.
il2 barrels of pork
62S barrels of fresh superfne flour
pa bushels of new white field beans
3S4 pounds of good hard soap
l,096 pounds of good hard sperm candles
6S bushels of good clean dry fine salt
,096 gallons of good cider vinegar
The whole to be delivered in all May. 1851.
al Fort Smelling, st. Peters.
206 barrels of pork
34 barrels of fresh superfine flour
1877 bushels of new white field beans
2,l92 pounds of good hard soap
S22 pounds of good hard tallow candles
"a bushels of good clean dry fine salt
54S gallons of good cider vinegar
The whole to be delivered from the 18th May,
1851, to the 18th June, 1851.
III Fort Gaines, month Of Crow-acing rirsr, 80
miles ADORE Fort ,SueLiuD
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With my possession, asd found bundle letters
NJ Forrest With mach they were,
With bu. enc exception By Mrs Worthless Mrs. FORESTS
them the letter In the handwriting George
W. Jsmiefon written 10 her under the soubquet Of Con
tuelo and which letter annexed the dsposons
hesrs Hunt and Blake shortly Afterwards CHARGED
h hayiIS received III: letter tror Mr. yspssoe when
on beard the smboat and leave All
Tor Psburg The time referred 20 by Mrs. Forrest when she
received this letter from Mr. Jamieor 18th
OF Nay ss further ttate that the faet set forth In my
petition for divorce and the Senate and House
Of Representatives OF Pennsyivsna have
re the Of Mrs. Forr aud soemnlv declare
taft unrue since tho lhAveyo-
untavy allowed her the 81 for her snip
port winch has been pauctuay paid in advances present
ine me Is about 81 30 since was about nineteen
yarn etage have supported mothers family aud still
CCn to do this claim merit bat
TO thew y Mt have in spite of grouncaof complaint
made 20 Mrs. forress literal allowance for her SUP
port have been assed to advance money to Mrs
Iest for the mpioyunt Of counsel this ease but am ia
formed by my counsel lhat in the interview bets %
them and the csuse Forrest OF New York that they
legal advisesb asend TO the expenses Oh sgal
sgent 70 be dernatd by srs forr St who should 10
her interest during the present. Application Tor
divorce, il such courre should Be determined
EDWIN FORREsr
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MONEY! mAwm ET.

"Wednesday. march 47-6 r.. 81.
The stceh nsrses op~ssd heavy this morning. ssi
the fan ci,s fell of setiop At the FRS, board Erie
bends. old declined X per cent; Rssdos Railroad ~
Erie Rsiirosd. y; stopington u; Norsich aud wos-
esstsr. y Morris Canal advanced a per cent, sui
Nev Iisves Railroad. At the sec,ud board, the
msrhst recovered portion - It. previous buoysncy
and ssnsFsi improvement -ss r-slz-d Canton vent
up . per cent Hs'i-m, v Farmers Loan - So
road =; United Sta sses, 1897. ". The trsnssston
Of neither board ~sre lsg., hut principally for cash
Prices nocsus- 80 much. from dsy to dsy that II IL
Impossible to fora correct opinion relative 20 the
future. Without any Visible Gauss sdvsn,e
one Gay oftso per cent In fsacy and toe neat
depr citation to the ZANE extent, rhs bars had Zoe
opportunity lseroay afternoon and this morning, tn
buy In their shorts and deliver contracts made @,
the top Of the market rbey ready for another
Turn Of vh.. aud may let prices up for few days
fer the purpcss Of seips short sgao The system Of
op.rstios IN fancy stocss pursued ~ the besrs Il
calculated for all stsses - ,he MARKET. They svsu
th, n.eiv,e 81 every impiovemsp: In prices to sell
short ssd Of every action IN their favor - p1-cb,e
and deliver asd they keep an iaterest sosoant 90.
tnpsily rclppg up ~ their credit Thsy have the
Whole chapter OF accidents their eide and N s %
sst.tsi, that hardy day passes sithou, dsreoylss
sms'firs calculated 10 cheek or depr,cis,e rrise.
The beers cell stocks 10 the balls, and the bell. bu q.
MP .ustcp.rs among out.ieers Frequsa,iy lag. ps.
etas,s sis nses b. the tuus ia satisi,a.oa 81 an
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mnrlne Affairs.

str.~snr oHfo. Ihi. splendid steamship vlIlissve
his port this afornoop. for chssrea toucaiss a.
Charleston, Savannah, and Havana tits the intention
Of her ospsrs 20 have her coyyered her TO
N.wN utk s.sm.rs running IN the Calf oasht not
10 remain borg ~ tnst setce uithout being copPer.d.
Nrw nor Do.r-rhs clipper pilcte-rt q, b. launched
81 nire oci,cs this mcfning fron TIE yard "a Mr.
Jsh.s Wnlism .. wtlH.rsbotgb. ", We learn, 20 be
called after her experienced builder We Win give 40
sccoUut of her t0.fucrrov.
I,tScH.-A srieadsd clipper ship, Of thirteen
bur cred ttrs b-rthsu, Intended fr Nessrs Villa ms
ave Guu's iire ~ Liverpool packets Nl be launched
frorl tie rhigyaid 81 Means. Smith and Dmon, this
faofui1a,st Ntre oc,ccs She is called the Universe,
srd VS. bell. uEdsr The sarsr'utsrderce u Csptals
,~bcuss Btra tss ~rli kccvs seteatitc sni9ps ter
v.~op o. ecmnsbs hsr. The niv.rse - o nse sp-c-
Esu 81 ussire architecture. aud rescsf The aigheet
c-tdt' ulcu her builder. sue eonoiaes toe esseatia
fsatif - IA thip bul.itg via great snensth ani
Duet - ~city fcr cs'rslus aud - have 10 doah,
en- To- V-it.ct besu'y - Der Drdsi that she wi
prove e.. the fastest packet stigs cut 4 the port
es b. Sniti srd uiucn hevs segsifsd vide srgsst
feruisiisn q. = bsisfs 81 The ce.eb ated ehtpt Sea
pitsn srd zen Wv, sra the famous s<s9er tteosgfs;
srd nov ttsy h.s sedsd % ~. others ny hare
nm he raserisr, Sship ni,ftss grca, me So
sf.sf dip Sscsss, t%'no he'
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THE Forrest divorce Case.

HARRISBURG, March q, 1850
yesterday t+lsgraphsd to you the facts connected
with this Gaze, and give fully nov With the
proceedings OF to day
Mr. IerSon that Senate proc ,ed to the second
reading aud ecpsderstiou OF the bill to aunu the
rsge eohuset Of Edwin Forrrt Catbsrns his wife
The iesdEg OF the Testimony In the called for
by Nr. Brooke
Af,rtke r.sdir OF the Testimony. Me Brooke offered
the following odueot tee bill stritioe eli out
after the eDsc;,ns clause and inserting the folio
That sbs be lswfo tor Judges OF the Court of
Conno Pleas OF the city ana county OF shis
to entertain jari dcton ia The Of "a sD Fosrssi
fer disorce from bis wife tatbariue " Forrest tor
alleged adultery wseuev,f the ssia I'd win orr.st
prs,pt TO satd court OILS pet,iioa hbs therefore,
though 'he raid Forrest not nave resided in the
State for the iu period required by toe existing Ia o:
tie Stste
On the adoption Of the the yea. aud nays
called, and as folio vs. Yeas, 81; nays Ii
MIR King moved thai the further copsiierstion or
the bill be tor the eseut In order to allo~
time for reriectipg the details Of the bill: which
aepsdt to
To day AF walker, on behalf of the judiciary Com
mitteo In brirSipg the psi cited bill reported favor
ably giving co The JUDGES Of the Common Pleas of
fhilsdelphs yuri,d In th. case provided the
Lsgts'aturs ccufer the power 90 decree divorce vie
cuio nsofTir
MIR King moved TO amend to reach the present case,
and give authority to the court, adiss
rorr~p, re.idepse ON THE dment on the
amended ysss 2oi Ssys L. Vote en- the fasi passage,
10 TO Is. Loot
Mr.. Packer moved to re- consider Re consideration
lies over.
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ready deficiency OF hundred and tvsntyntns thou
sapd dollars in the contingent FUND, for printing.
Mr.. STAsIEy, (whig Of North Carolina Suppose
there IL ehsll We have printing!
Mr. SrEPHsss ssd that the docu meut would not make
more then nifty pages IL was relative to interesting
subjects, which were every day matter Of inquiry.
MIR BRows, (demJ of Indiana, proposed twenty
Thousand extra copies.
This referred to the Committee on Printing, and
The Houee adjourned
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Affairs In baltimore.

BaLrIsoRE, march 27-eP. ".
NJ. Cherries L. Price, tobsccopist, Of Richmood Vi
gina rscsiss al accidental fall Saturday evening.
Willie returning from the theatre and died Tie asss
cay.
u has been showing slightly here ell day, and Il =
new On ireh d'cp Oh level
The markets ara unchanged.
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Tine News

We are compelled, this morning, TO leave out the
Int resting re port of the Hoo Thomas Butler King,
on California, the accouut OF the mutiny of the
John Lindsay Ia few particulars of which we have
previously given), several interesting letters from
Washington, Baltimore, and Philadelphia, &c
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hLs.rr. March q, 1850.
The Court yesterday were cseupisa In hearing mo-
Tons. To-day. tssuty. fss were preferred and. one
argued For lhe present there will be session par
IA
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Appointment J.dge

ALrAss, Wednesday, March e. 1850.
Benry NJ. Taylos IL CanaDoaisus is appointed Jadse
dUs Court Of Appeals, In place OF Judge Maynard
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We n,re,Ix., by r.f.rr,ng 80 our adver-

tdng frs Jaatss, paper stain
srs thsth,e 'i,ir smBl Aessfs Chfs.y Csns,sa
Psrsr Gtnsa< nsnufsoturs MAIDEN for rssp3ai-
r pson pity 20 Tor sivaoce Of prscs We
sincerely SLED ie. 'hsN have for
time hem eass@i the ia-gs, Arnfctursrs Ia The
sssstr then lstgiurs being Tally eqaa 90 th1se
fcntfr.m the runeh r-ttsts d such hbevsy q spins
shawn 70 their vrttusn nus 'e ~ Deceive 81 srea, god,
erdtsr III e'ii thrr fllos cttfers We
feel eonfast them will b fslis sed up BY
ever, psrs'aciurtr the city and State Of Nev lois.
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TIM Bo.nD or A-0isra-rs rhs board met last eve.
rirg spo ei.cufed . Dnmo-r Of iu,srs,cnx rst.sis
artiGspee stated me-t,rg- Of ths Con Couuc1.
ca, report Ia crowded cut by ether matter
TBs hpprcrrp yousa LssY.-rhs po'es have dis
covered traces OF the young sdy ~ho 80 suijeny
disappeared the I2th instsi aud 10 a. 60 bs hoo
that IN Cay of TO. che may be restored 70 her
irisrts HES nwbiis any p.rt n ~ho has within
fortnight, Tor the nr<t 1ms yoing lady sbjut az
u,n ytsr. 81 age. ~i,h aaborn hair aud Hight b,as
syet and asss sring the o-scripioo Of the abducted
sirl will lid the ,.arch BY comm nnicstisg With the
pglcs EsErs enter aimee thss she s fecretsd ir
esrtk,s house, without her consent
Drsrhue1ns tisr ~ CouHrL.sur srsr,r.--yester-
Gay mourning ct quarter pat o'cocs ice broke oUs
b. the tss sut "a "a Courssct street the deug store
q Mr. VIM Berger. n RAJ. h-f c-iy, sod a, tias
tlfsst.rtJ to 80 -sy ~ stairs sod through the
TIE flames Wers kept oown ant ultimately sublusG.
not bo~.v,r ~i'hout goat toss 81 property The
greatest osu r. from sefer The vnol. loss 10 e.
TN stsd 81 Sv 900, vhict 10 fully covered ny asuapc
srIctps AL~csr Accomplished A coo-ed romso
rsnsd Mary tIermsn. cent yesterday az t~O O'Clock
Into the d., gooss store OF smmoos under pr-ebse Of
purchasing sum. srtislts Nstninx would ples,e her,
ard fun b.f Dsursr. one 20 the clerks. saspeoting
her intentions watched her aud put piece q
fr.b uLder her dre,s She srrss,ed aud brought
20 h. tif,h wsfd ,tAfon house aud there locked up
u t'ins III. mssi.tr.ts's d'sn.r hour. Ahost three
opening her cell, hs-rd gorgliug noi.e aud on
lo,kirg lin. ssw her susp.posc ~ TIRE necx almost
dad. IL Mas considerable tine before she vs. re-
s:crsd Tn. rn.sps BY which che nu pg herself vas
her sprcn, tsist.d into strirg
ANsir ISpssr Fousp ar Bfssor HuGss.'s Hors
On Tus:dsy night ct ten o'ccck msle tpfsns ab 1ut
too dsys old fotrd tn. of Bisaop Hugnes's
bouse In Mulberry street IL ~ss taken TO the Alas
Hence BY ofhc.r Nsdoen. 81 the Fourteenth vsrd
hUtprsots AssaJLr AT tix O'Clock. on Tuesday
stsrif A. . man nsu ed James rllifon brooxst 20
the tson house of tba s-rebtst nth ssrd, ~ltb his
he'd fsbtulIy wounded b, an iron cart ~rsnch. wttn
which hs rae been stuck BY Gilbert Smith ~ho made
bis .scspe for the prsssnt rh- omeers however are
on his trsii
A Srnsser Ds.rp The coroner yesterday hsld an
irqusst ut No 30 FRANKFORT street. on the boy OF
sh Rely asso forty ears bsrs In Ireland ~ho
60 her oes by taxing dose % i.udsoum
mixture While lsbotibs usder sickness aich caused
her death N.taiot SEQ rdipgiy.
IRE sppcibt ment 90 Or. A Sidney Dosne. hss'tN
te.r a this port IL aid has been coefrn-a o. tbs
Senate.
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TIE mssetsctnrsr - the ssssrs'ed chsia sh
Ceubs, onlv uf,s Broad tav,es
lsds 10 ca spa hs late Improved patterns fhey
tug,Ter has hefsss "a rel the
Premium spn hans tom ste So Combs at waSesAis
All comb a. m ~ IL ss,s biishDsa
y. QUisBY. sSs BRAT. sy. "a dDcr above Duane A.
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kecs awarded Ia I'm B>tchela-. Sssy WIGS aud Tcn
pes The ln.s sre invited TO in-rcct hs styls for y
a. bAfcbkfog's eeehrs'ed VIE Factory No. sSsii srxc
Re teers the largest hes 10 The e, Cor
the Addresa
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TAT he wetio nd the EEK hue that
after saturday eaeh - Mr. GDLDssIrh ef sss Boat
vgy VII prcls N punmansstp A. 81 50
zach. JOIN before at time lssie- ma gestemeu
viii have al Nay rs n TO receive Jour i-ssous.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Northwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau ats.
JAMES GORDEN BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
AMUsEMENTs THIs EVENING

ADJUSTMENTS THIs EVENING.
3owERY THEATRE, BogeTy-KrSe Lr.s-Tsy Dr.
SoUNcsR.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadwsy-LsDv e. Lvoss-
JasS DoBhs.
BURToN'S THEATRE Chambers street-D ,aBEy-srE-
ELEPHANT.
NATIONAL TBEATEc Chatham square-So7 "A Carry.
"A VIZ, SPEAss fIE3r--EoUFs.
rkIAS FEATs-LoAN or A Lover.
THEATRE, AstOr Place au roBpAcE-UsED UP.
cHRIsrY's OPERA HoUss-ErHioPiaN NISsrRELs,
AMERICAN NUSEUa-s NUsING PEsFoRM,ScEs Eve
AFTERNOON AND EvESIS6.
EELODEoN-Wmr SERESApEss.
Gem MINES.
New YORK, Thursday, March 2s, 1850.
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Usro

WANTTD PERSON wso UNDERSTANDS visa
therershy enc An play vfone veil sl.s Dsaeer.
etratle ~ instrretf perfermirr himself p.sle
Meme reed sppi, rri~s. s-vftctly Call a.
he~srd street, between IRE Of clock r.. n
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mII.LssEpy. se

CARD TO rus LApIEt srss vJLsox viii.
n open an sstrsivs sssorsmsa. Of hshis abe Fressh
bnrttts ~ her hoT ree. o. st srias third block
West OF irusdssy Thsfsd4s. Masch ~ I respect
MY ht'ts ads tnsfr 4, psrchsse call and sxsmre
nsst is sn sh.,s ,ylt 81 Issseh s.sia 81 sic
~ 80 assortment ~ Hungarian Hss sod Drss n The
latest patterns stirsi aukshe Crane Has uftb la-~s
ttcrtnsbt ~ Frrroh fiosss snt Ribbon Of The
srf afffrtd ~ - -
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% ., ere mo-, scresr's m'elne ,hs day huadrsds q
reTsons no sve tassn testify 10 s urc aiess la
all nfTvous deb iiy, 10 n tasst Of the ransg
ever ~ uter ieshJ rnd pro,'rasoa 81 bottle g 90
isfrsshr sweet ~ - r'oa-ant corta
BAy a., sssIt, brooiiyn, us Fsisss At
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The steamship Ohio and Philaisphia viii leave this
port this afternoon for Chsgres with the mails for the
Pacific The Weekly Herald viii be Published At nins
O'Clock this morning. with the latest news from oil
parts Of the world including full report Of the trial
OF Professor Webster which be obtained, in wrap
pers, ~ siSpepce per copy
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ssir Dye, My the nsnnfsotory AL
street. rhs pshc sheuld guard sgsnss limitations Gee
various cirlonss Persons WHOSE hsir h.S
socr the u hs boitatc. dves eereetts
~ esiae ~ shove. 90 The address
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
The Latest from washingten.

The Latest from Washington.
DUB SPECIAL rELEoRAPmo CORRESPONDENCE.
WAsHiSGros, March ~ 1850.
The Consul to Bahia, and some other consuls, were
cor hrmed by the Senate.
The treaties receal concluded be ween the Minis
tea a. g.. the governments of San
ss ~" '~e'sHs a and Nicaragua we're presented to
the Senate &C. day.
There are rumors sHsat that Mr.. Foete has chsl-
leDged MIR. Benton ! cannot vouch for the truth Of
this but very much fear that there viii be blood shed
before the slavery question is settled Such Is ths
general apprehension bere at present. Old Zack,
suppose, will be In requisiton sgsin IL Is probable
that he will act mediator again II matters shou aid
come TO crisis between Foote and Benton.
Psi has been snowing here all day.
THIRTY-FIRsT CONGREss.
FIRST SESSION
Senate
w.su,xcrax March q. 1850
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Ciirsbush'. Was and sc.Ips-

TreyeueDrsty introduced .. oily revoutonltsd the
od tjs'sn ~ xmsihs an he iasenvenspcs. sfislns
from pee NE whit sd heat have dissrp-.rsi. WI
vtsr.is b. fitted rm the ehoios Of 90 WIS asd
sesifs wArsnsso pe'a<I g. at i7y Broriway up ssr
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curing all rkin diseases d,scoiorroas and blefnsAs
De Subtitle for er.aeAss hair p,rscf
tbs body Lily Wtts for the complexion. Lil ud Roayt
ks At walker street hrs. net 70 Broad
and Bates JordAa. ~ s-hinss street.. 6ss,on-
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NEW YORK LGGIsLATURE.
Senate.


ALBAs,, March q, 1850.
gAsTEFN DIePENsARy SoRK.
Mr. RosNsoS reported f4vorabiy, the bill In refer
enoe to the Eastern Di.penssry Of New York. Com.
mittee OF eight.
Mr WILLIAMS. fsvorabiy, the bill amending the
charter Of the Pacific Steamship Company.
BILL.
Mr.. MoReAS moved that the Senate so into Com
mistse Of the " hole the bill relative TO premiums
on loans and foTbeRrsnce.-Csrrisd
And the COMMITTEES OF tas whole, Mr.. Robinson In
the chair weot into consideration OF the sane.
Mr. MsnoA AN then ably advocated the principles In.
viewed In the bill, which proposes change in the
present usury law so - to slow by contract
OF interest TO be taken bat stu tue col
lection by law asntere,t Of only per a.
present The bill provides that the operation OF II
having been tried furt Their action can be taken.
Mr. STANTON moved to amend, by striking out the
limitation Of lending money on interest to twelve
poaths
Mr. More.S opposed this, on the ground that would
epdspgsr the bill.
MIR. CooK opposed the bill 1t would hs adnitted be
beneficial to Ne. YORK neney holders but Ia his opi-
MON It would not be the lula d country.
The motion Of MIR Stanton was lost.
Mr. Mann thought for several rea.ons, that II vas
best and expedieot TO Try the experiment. proposed
by the bill which was cnasr consideration tie WAS
but weud chsfrfully his ,uppoit trial OF this
experiment tor t~o during which period IL could
easiy be determined sh,ther not E should be perma
nenty adopted
hr srAsios followed saying ths. he should on the
whole, vote for this bill rather than have change 81
all He should 60 for 1t as stepping some
thing batter hereafter.
MIR. GuIssiP opposed the bill with much zeal lie
wouldn't support any such principle at all. lie shoud
move to ttItke out the enactipy clause.
Mr.. 0tppfs read from the chusetts Law of In
terss snd said In bis o,uopt the best that could
be adopted, and ne would bs glad with the exception
ofths rste1 to zee it engrsft-d upoa oar statutes
Mr. COOK would for that la~ IN preference the
one upon records
The committee then and reported progress.
NORMAL SCHOOL
The bill making appropriations to the Normal School
psMed.
PUBLIC HsAlrH
The bill 10 relation 10 the pubic health In New York
alec passed
"a
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Tie atpeashine msvfE srd remove ina naturally
lads y be a. irpoftsnt ,ngnry oh shall seeus. tor
tho decorations ard ,mnsl,tenmenfef estsbh h.
trt ~ih cvrfc, the q w astift the es!e
co. .f.slpal sod elegant
ii,t q hls ~artf ka NOBHkt NloGS - IS faa-
si tbess ind sr~osaac requsstc
80 ,rt,ss tpts,usl fshf weatsr 81 lie rrsfss
.ten. Nd irst efd rrafonebe IA ~ th-fRts
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sr..Us faafc.ss ssfi-css.s cs lag ~srxrv
stss bs6t ~ srusS - alton etrret 5t<ra
ss sna 81 ees psrncny invited v esu ssd ss.riss
Nescrirera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-28

We are dsssfsd q" n"ssee. that In conse-
b.np tsevd Friday, srr Frances Apne Ken BILE
vii not give L.r usual hcsdtas Frisai evsnins
euri.tin OF the seventh day of tue great
Trace Ssi -1hurs1sy 18th s-tch VIII he sld the
stp j. ". yehf kis 8cipaIa; Nsy srother
fhsctiruis. kpris,opk o On Friday viIi he syld,
Ahulio fbvois~s ircluting vnlaahs ccntribation
fstr a tuir.nt nuhiin sus. snd az In spscal invocs
O. lsrer. ttstioBasy. tkrs-s Fancy tsrer 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-28

II so HousE PisAsuHs osouSp -Taorrrvn A
~ Pure Of SIS viii Friday 18Th ist. Tree
hoftca tia ttvef $50 Slie Ls.s. l.st
three IN ave 20 satd carr, catch WEIGHT Re ssisf = 10
made 81 TIE above uotss, tbis day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-28

Ear hsksrt, the 70 sppsd, without niary
= the bsis skin IL he ~s-bed imsdiately whoat
bsrrtrs the coior ard has bad edor IL Is apphed
sold a. faALpNs. iT prsdxsy aud By fawcstt. south
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-28
A Uat from Gennm'.-o.r,w WIN no, he

nrsussd 81 cscsisr that Ia, from his shmea
takes rank with fabric wch nad fashion
ct sn sal The dmsnd for his four doiisr
ye for I'm jusuues him 10 believing hs. the public
saer IL unryAed. sba to their judgomeat thus aaeasly
and euphatesty expressed. he 10 bound bow. The
rial and ship Of the Hat he knows
parsed and ts appear.nce the sexd reflected in
OGNlN. 2x Rroadnhr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-28

squints Through ar Opera 0lass-Two
lsrc extra editions of the ehsn Day Book and
Journal lens exhausted The psmphlst nearly
gore Ihose who WISH to get those puant sketches
in hurry. e. Nassau street.