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Remarkable Cure of Diseased Lungs at
Belfast Me.

The following reported bs II G WssHBURS,
Esq agent for the Hungarian Basam, at Belfast Maine
who will give any further information respecting the
that be desired:
ID. +. BRABLEE:-Dear Sir-Mr Clark Of Palmyra, Me,
taken sick about sgo with bad cough, pain in
the side and back and troubled with general debility He
consulted several DOCTORS who prescribed for hm-but
finally told
TH4T HE COULD NOT GET WELL.
He stopped taking Medicine but continued grow worse
until he weak that he could scarcely sit up. He
notice of the Hungarian Balsam, procured bottle
and continued take according the drections-and
strange say, in few months he strong man, and
as he believes, permanently cured.
Yours. Respectfully, H. g. o. WiSHEURN
David F. Brsdlee & SON. 1870 Washington ST, Boston,
Sole Agents for the United states and British Provinces
American price one dollar per bottle.
A. q. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi
cinity. 2w4O
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Commissioners Notice.

THE subscribers hereby give notice that they have been
app 'intcd by the Hon Arnold Blaney, Judge Pro
bate for the County Of Lincoln commissioners
and examine all the claims Of the several creditors the
estate of IEBEpIAL T. HUBBARD, late Of Bath, in said
County deceased nsovont; that months
from the 18th day of March inst, and that will attend
To that service the office Of the City Treasurer
City Hall, in Bath, in said County, the ith day
July next and the second Mondays Cf the follow
ing months, from to oclockP NJ each Of said DAYS
AMMI MI rCHELL, To-.
L0RING FISHER, Oo"s
Bath, March %, ISL 3wiO
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AccIDENr.-TheP President at Harvard Uni
versity, while walking from Boston TO Cam
bridge on Saturday evening last about 9
O'Clock, was run against and thrown down
by 4 chaise. He was struck by one of the
wheels, his face aud side badly bruised and
his COLOR bone broken. The persons in the
chaise drove rapidly away without stopping
TO ascertain the extent of the injury. The
wounds, though severe, are NOT dangerous.
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BLIss,s COMPOUND Con LIvER OIL CASDy.-This
welknow remedy combined with other valuable ingre
ens composed mainly of pure cod liver oil, the COM
being effected in such completely TO
disguise the repusve OF the OIL and still not to de-
tract from its medicinal qualities. Who will that a
great disideratum has been accomplished By the
and who will that he deserving of all
honor for his efforts provide remedy for coughs,
colds &c But the purchaser must to il that he does
not purchase counterfeit Inquire for Bisss candy and
receive other. For sale by
A. G. PAGE. icent for Bath and ric initn.
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Henry TOIlnlan.

Manufacturer of Musical Instruments,
Aud Importers of all kinds OF Musical Mrrcandise l53
Hdshin yton ST eet opposite the Old South Church
BOSTON.
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The REscuE CAsss.-The Grand Jury Of
the u s. Court were engaged last week in the
Investigation of charges against the persons
implicated in the outrage and slave rescue
of the 18th ult. Although the action of the
Grand Jury cannot certainly be known until
they make their report, it is understood and
is very probable that all the "aders" ex,m.
ined before MIR. Commissioner Hallett have
been NATURALIZATION Journal.
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the County of Lincoln
II coin, respectfully represents, that he seized an
Nelson Grover, King Grover Orrngton Grover Carissa
Barnes, Eliza Jones and Amanda Grover heirs
of James late of Bowdoin deceased Of
ing described real estate of which the said James Grover
diei seized, vita certain piece of land situated
Bowdoin and bounded follows, to wit-begnning at
the east side Of the road leading from Joseph Tarrs to
ittleed corner the north side of the Dunlap farm
thence eastery by the north line of said farm spruce
srumn on the line of land owned by the late Jonathan
Brown-thence northery by the said Browns land
hemock stump the line of land occupied by JOS Lake
thence westerly by said Lakes land to the road afore
sad-thence souhery by said road the place of begin
ming . ,
Also certain other piece Of land situated in said Bow
doin and bounded norherly by the Sheppard farm, $50
caled-southerly by land sold to Russell by Abel
Grover BY his deed ofDec, 95O-weserly by land own
ed by Isaac Grover Isaac Blake and Charles bennett
and easterly by the County road
Also certain other piece of land situated in said Bow
don being all part of the homestead farm of the
late James Grover set off TO the widow as DOVER and
bounded follows, TO w-northerly by the land assign
ed to the widow Hannah T Grover dover and Thomas
Growers land-westery by Dead river and Isaac Coxs
land-souherly by Reuben 10 es land-and eastery by
BENZ Growers land An inventory of which real estate
has heen duly returned the Probate Office that his
portion of the land part which he desous
thar your Honor would grant a suitable per-
authorizing them make of said estate
and set off to each heir his proportion in the same
Dated this third day of March, A. ID. ISL
ABEL GROVER,
By j. W. RUSSELL, his Attorney.
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MERCHANTS LINE.

running between I5aay and Buffalo and, that this
line OF splendid boats, connect with The Daily Steamers
on the UPp,r and LOtrer Ld.es.
All ord FRS SEM us by friends from nbroa will be
promptly attended and in this connection would
advise those intending TO locate South West, the
Canadas, 10 write us by mad, III advance that their
goods upon arrival here direct to the Freight
House, thereby saving Storage and Cartogc.
For rates OF fare. routes freight lard, &c inquire
either OF the within named offices where
nation will be courteously and cheeTfully given
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KEFERENCE>.
Hon THOMAS HoPkINsoN President Boston and Worces-
ter Railroad; Hon JOEL W WHITE, Pres Norwich and
Worcester Railroad Hon II NORTON, Pres New Lon
don Norwich Ste amboat Co; OrIs KINBALL, Esq 5 B
BoND Esq; A WELLINGTON, Esq; Messrs ENoCH
TRAIN Co. proprieors of Boston and Liverpool line Of
Packets; Messrs ADAMS Co propretors California Ex
press Messrs CLARK JONES. HalifaN Packet Agents
Hon AUGUSTUS C RANDALL, Lincoln, Maine. 6miO
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Thomas ID. Bonds
GRAGERR BAKERY.

Wilmington, Mass AID o. PorIIahd St bostoh'
South corner of Merrimack ST. where the proprietor
will keep constantly on hand and for sale.
Hard and Soft Butter Crackers, Soda, Sugar,
Graham, Milk and Pic Mic Biscuit,
in tin casks kegs for shipping; extra Pilot and Navy
bread; Wins and Oystsr Crackers, all of superior
quality for sale on the most reasonable terms /
Orders len al No 8 Merchants' Row, or No SO Port
land street. the Civ Scales will be thankfully
ceivsd and promptly executed
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By j. W. RUSSELL, his attorney.

Court Of Probate held wiscasse on the Sd d.y Of
March, A 1851.
On the petition aforesaid ordered that notice be Civ
by publishing copy of said petition with this order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Eastern
Times printed Bath that all persons interested NAV
attend on the first Monday Of May next, al Probate
Court then TO beholden Wscasset, and show cause
II any why the prayer Of said petitioner should not be
granted ARNOLD BLANEY Jude
true copy, An;st:-EDwrN HovEY, Reg. 3wlO
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% & at u s.
EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
SATURDAY, March y.
Sch Geo Davis Dutton, Boston,
SlooP Julia Ann Wildes, Boston.
Brig Ellen Reed, Chapman, Havana.
SUNDAY, March %.
Towed in by steamer Seguin, sch Hylas, Snow, Cape
Porroise
SAILED
lowed to by steamer Sequin, ship Junus Cooper,
Mobile
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SPOKEN.

March lat 81 lon So Is brig AnsoIa, (of Waldoboro)
FIN Portland for Porto Rico
Mch b. lat 50 49, lon IS 49, sch Mora, Cottrell, DIS I'm
Savannah for 8 Thomaston.
March l3ih lat SO 40 n lon II IS, brig Gen Taylor of
Thomastonl Fuller. days from Norfolk for St John
Mich 8 lat BIZ, lon 81 90 brig Chincla, (of Thomas
tom FIN Baltimore for Cienfuegos
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Richardson & Co.'S
Southern and Western
Passenger and FREIGHT Offices,
At the Western Railroad Station, and at 70
State ST., BOSTON, Mass.

ITO THE PUBLIC. Weare prepared 10 send Tray
eliers South and West either by Railroad, Steam
boat, Canal or Sage Coach, with great despatch. Our
tcilItes cannot fail To interest people avorably, let
their destination be 10 any section in the L. States or
the Canadas.
As Agents for Railroad Corporations all
Times ready furnish Railroad tickets or transport
goods either Ere ght or Luggage.
Novascorians Stale of Maine people, and ali others
intending 10 go South West the approac ching
will please bear IN mud, lha, the ouIy author
lied Agents for the
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For Sale.

NEW two story and a half House and Lo' ,
"a n with outbuildings thereon, situated the
Iislm east side of w ashngton Street, the Rail-
l..lRk road crossing There is excellent well of
the door, and the house very convenient in
every respect. WIN. STACEY.
Bath, March 26, 1851 tao
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M s. t Z { s. GeG.

In West bath, 23d inst, by Edwin Moves ESQ., Mr. Jas
Oliver to Miss Matilda 4 FRYE, all of W b.
In Wiscasset, Mr. Charles Averell to Miss Calsta
Chapman, both Of Damariscotta.
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Wanted

= FIRST RATE CABINET MAKERS immediately
q TO whom fair wages will be given.
r. F. BILLINGS, No Elm Street.
Bath, March 25, ISL. 3wIO
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At Auction!
GREAT SALE OF
Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps, &c.
On Wednesday. April ?, Is

4 T the Auction Room of Owen & Co, at 10 O'Clock
Il NJ, entire retail stock-Of the very best quality
recently manufactured and Of them seasonabe art
Giles, comprising $1,000 worth Of goods The entire
stock has this day been received from Boston, and viii
sold without close which has
but few months in operation, and therefore the goods
all fresh. Terms liberal and made known At the time
of sale. II " OWEN, .iuc r.
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KELLEY 4 LEVIN.

KELLEY & LEVIN,
No. Ki!by Street, Boston.
No "a Coleman Street. London
Importers of FANCY GOODS,
Knives. Scissors, Razors, Combs, Tooth
Hair and Cloth Brushes, Perfumery, Fans.
Accordeons, Violins, Port Monnaies, Wal
lets. Thimblcs, Needles, &c.
English, French and German Fancy ArtI-
cIes of every description.
G + COMMIT may be found at the above store,
where he will be happy his former friends and
customers.
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Eifs.llhlurD

Which received MEDALS al the Mechanics Fair
Bost"r. aud american Institute, New York.
For sale by LYON s TOSE, Liberty Square, Boston
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OLIVER HOLMAN,
No. 124 State Street, Boston,
Manufacturers Of
Blank Account Il Record Books,
Slaioner aud sole Agent
f. Lamson Perkins Superior Printing Cards
and Sheet Card Stock.
The cheapest and hest made
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For Purifying the blood, and for the cure of
Scrofuia, Ne iaf Diseas Rheumatism Cutaneoas
Eruptions, Stubb rR Ulcers l. Uer Com piaiHt Dys-
Pep,ia, Bronchitis, SIH RI nm CONSUMPTION,
Fever So es, Fem ale Compioints Eyri ipe-
las, Loss Of -ippstiie, Pimpis Ri Is,
nrbi; I'm xr BE-
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CT BOSTON DYE HOUSE, rear of
No j Hanorer sreet, doors Cour, the place
IN Boston where articles Of description dyed
aud clcansed IN the shortest lime and test manner
The only office receiving Goods for this DYE House is
at the above place. Z II SMELLING. Proirie or.
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PARKER, WILDER 4 co,
Common, Fine and Supertine Carpetinss,
Three-Ply and Stair do.--aiso Rugs
For sale al Nos. 2 and 4, Pearl ST.,
BOSTON.
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The Charges against ur. webster.
wA,plSerov, March 4. 1851

WAFFfFNffEUNf
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
DRAR sR:-Allcw me 70 call your attention 20 a
mistake, Of concern to me, In editorial Of yours
which appeared in your paper Of yesterday, headed
The charge ssainst Mr.. Secretary Webster" In
that article my name Il ca,ed with t5e minority who
voted In the House Of Representative 70 suspend the
rlss with view 10 raise committee ef iave.iisa.
ton and who thereby have incurred your csn,urs.
slluee to the subject Only 10 ssy that - far m
10 p has been referred t. by you ston vi IN
the sgsir you havs up sitti1siy doubtless fallen upon
tie prscise reverse Of the truh. rhs fsca-t' shos
that voted the enteft aintnent 81 thu aesusa
M. wELLBORX.
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BALTIMORE, March s, 1851,
Nsw Orleans papers to the Goth ut. have been re
ceiycd.
J. O. Harri, and Capt. jeremiah Saith lef. New Or
lean, the 25th for ew York to contract tor build
ing two steamst ps Of 500 tons each TO ply
New Orleans aud Galveston.
Tie sBgsr house of Miner Kenner, near New Orleans
has been destroyed by IRE.
q. Glen Preblss . Correspondent OF ons OF the NsE
York payers at Richmond IL charged with bsinz an
sbolitionist lie rays In card, that he ha. received
threatening letters advising him To quit the city.
The steamship Ohio was OF Charleston Bar on ss-
tureay night
Strawberries and asparagus are growing at New Or
lea ans "a the mir
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UTICA CITY ELECTION MAJoRITIEs.

UTICA CITY ELECTION MAJoRrTrRs.
Urea, March s, 1851.
Mayor, Hinman, democrat, 6os majority; Recorder
Clark, whig lzs Treasurer, Kellogg, whg, 176; City
Attorney, Spencer, whig 49, Marshal Hess democrat
l79; overseer Of the Poor, Lloyd, whig 222 Justice
Anthony, democrat, 33; Surveyor, Taylor, whig 2aa;
Street Commissioners Albert, whis L. The wings have
elected three supervisors three aldermen two colles
tors four assessors, and two constsbles The demo-
Gratis have eledted the mayor, martba Justice, one
supervisor, three alder men, four coll Electors, tive
SCISSORS, and four coDstables.
ELECTIONS IN oTsEco COUNTY.
PoRr PLAIN, March 1881.
The town elections In Otseeo county have givea the
free soil ticket an average majority OF 90.
ELECTION IN SALEM, MASS.
SALEM, Mass, March 8, 1851.
The annual election Of city officers took place yes
terdsy David Pin2ree, Esq was chosen Mayor by 81
majority. The Aldermen all wings, except Joseph
Andrew, who lacks 81 votes OF election. The Com
mon Council are nearly all wings
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EEw ORLEANS, March 2, 1851
The steamship Pampero arrived here this morning
from Chagres, with 100 passengers BY her we learn
that the steamer North America arrived at Chagres
from New York the Goth ult. The steamship
Georgia was hourly expected Large numbers OF
returning Cslifornisns were on the Isthmus waiting
for A ppsrage homs
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Another Fatal Explosion on a Mississippi
steamer.

NV oRLEaSs, March 2, 1851.
The magnificent steamer Oregon, bound from Loai,.
VILE to New Orleans burst her bosr on Sunday nea-
yicksturg The frst clerk vas killed, the captain was
severely hurt and about thirty Of the person, board
are mi.sns. The boat, 1t Is supposed, win be total
lotA.
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R.for. Chief Ju,tIcs oskle,

Cptncr 70 ro.or. We learn I'M tails, that the
Hon John Kerr. 81 Maryisnd has bssn Ininatei
10 the s.nste a. charg- daGsires 10 Bosots There 4,
no sec ~ our arqua o'tse' nors dessrviug ~
,usb an apr,intrnent tett.t qaaiael - diehs
". drt'es. than ou4 ftieol trcm 1s'Jlsni -Rpsbbe
ffdfth 8.
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NV UHLFNNs, Isrcb 7, IslI.
A Gre broke out At midnight in Banks Arcade one
Of the larssst bulldogs In the city, which par
,asIly consumed, t7gsth,r with several store, and
,fncss The Hre then communicates 70 the on % Of
he Commercial Bgbs'n newspaper al 5iniag, which.
1ith n contents wss completely destroyed excepting
he
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NJ NoRSE'S LIHE-oFFICE 10 WALL sTRkEr
BUFFALo. pa. NJ showed slightly last night; this
morning dark and cloudy, with appearance Of more
suosi Wind south west; Thermometer ~; barometer
~ 500
RocHrsrxa, pA.M-It has showed most all the
mornings the air s mild wind northwest; thsrmo me-
ter 40.
sr1urS, "a M-cOld and cloudy; showing quite
asst; wind mort Invest; Thermometer ~
SiRACufE, Pa. M-snowed ssme during the night;
cloudy this morning; wind northwest Thermometer 10
Urea, A. W.-weatbsr clsudyi SONS suow fell
during the night wind this Ing northxest Their
mOmettr 37h barometer 20 ESQ.
ALBtsr, "a M-Cloudy and warm; wind north
wet barometer 80 1Zo; mercury 90, thermomstsr a.
TRoY, "a. M. CLOUDY and mild; no wiad; thsrEo-
meter a..
ToRorro, eA. M Dark, cloudy, and showing
MoN1REAL, "a NJ Beautiful morning; wind north
west; thermometer 26 barometer 30
QrEnEo, "a. Mine morning; Thermometer "a;
barometer 20.
oi tnov fell ls.t night, Thermometer 30,
BuRLiseIoN, "a. n.-Cloudy; wind northwest; ther-
mometer 80.
wmtsHALt. o A. M-Cioudyi strong north Wind
Thermometer 50.
ny BANS LINE-oFFIcR - WALL sra EST.
BurrALo, foRr PoLK, r. M.-Bsrometer ~ 90
Thermometer attached AZ, detached g6 cesrness gof
tky n wind d. N. ". q clouds W. q Looks like storm
In the west.
RocHssrts oP M.-CIoudy and warm; sight ap-
p,srance of rain; wind southwest; thermometet 40.
SYRACUSE, z. CLEAR; Wind q. 3. ~; thsrmo
meter az.
Urrc, sP M-wiDd ess.; cloudy and windy thsr.
FoRr PLns, "a. M.-cloudy; .ind vest tharmO.
meter a..
Arp.sr, . A. M-Cloudy; wind south vest; locks
like storm; Thermometer 81
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tn ra.tmaster fRt a. 600 III bs, bsen arrested ana
n W. h.iI IN ~ Oct. tor sahsing tbs mai Hsm
charged pn n sbstrac;ing fssvro from listers
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Before Hon. judge Paine.
Man A. Geo. Hocland IS Uttetf, sheriff Quees's Co.
This was action TO recover the amount Of mort
gsge The cause vac slresdy tried In the Supreme
Uonrt and verdict obtained by defendant Ex.p.
tions yer. tasen 70 the ruling Of the Judge The
cause carried TO the Supreme Court and by that
court put the transferred calendar Of the Superior
Court In Banc, where the verdict set aside, and
rent back for a new trial Adjourned.
Before Chief Justice Oakley,
7Iomas Sfanip y Hichcock The plaintiff In this
caute a clerk In the house Of Uitshcock, Lead
beatu Co, dry goods merchants. In the sum mer
of is4o some difficulty arose between ths parties and
Mr. Hitchcock di,ch srgsa the plslntif en- asaturdsy
night. On Monday m morning he came a, usual 70 the
store, and was proceeding to dischares his duties
vben the defendsnt ordered him out. Nhe plainuh
not having obey the order the defopd.nt took up
his hat ana handed II to him. then put hts hani on
bi. rhoDlder and forced him out Ths plsinuu
brought three sctions one for slandsr anothrr ,ot
ssssult and bstte-y, and the third for wages Ine
t-e former tried 20 day. In tho urN ne com
paint vac dismissed. the second va aloved - 81 20
The iury who r.ndered q verdict for defsnisnt, and
tn. action for ~sges "a TO BE- tried TO day
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THRTY-sECoND CONGRESS-.


ny moRsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
oyPIcE CORNER OF BEAVER AND HANOVER srs.
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NEW YORK LIE LATURE,


makers right to his seat in Senate after the 4.h Of
March, was resumed.
Mr. srANror addressed the Senate in favor Of his
right.
After long debate, . resolution was adopted de.
claring that Mr.. Gchsonm aker was Q member Of Be-
nate tn he should signify his acceptance Of the Of.
fee Of member Of Congress. Ayes 16, nsys1l
All the wings voted for the resolution, except Mr.
Several democrat Senator'S were absent. One, Mr.
Carroll Of Rensselaer, was present. but did not VOTE
motion to reoonsider failed.
Assembly.
ALBANY, March s, 1851.
PETITIONS PREsENTED.
To equaize assessments; to amend tho charter Of
the New York Gallery Of Fine Arts for authority
construct railroad from the city Of Now York to the
interior Of the State.
Relating to the arsenal in tbs city of New York In.
cooperating the Union Steam Navigation Company OF
NOTICED.
Mr.. CLARK noticed bill increasing the number Of
Mr.. DEWEY also gave notice of a bill amsnding the
law relative to the oyster fisheries OF Suffolk and Rich
mond.
COMPTROLLER OF BANKS.
The Committee of the Whole considered the bill to
establish q bank department. The bill provides for
banking business of the State for the purpose GREAT
ing fund for the benefit Of the creditors of suoh
monied institutions in relation to individual bsnk-
ers doing business under the general banking Law
The chief officer to be superintendent, appointed BY
the Governor, at ealsry Of $2500 per annum, with
power to appoint such clerks as may be necessary,
such superintendent TO be vested with all the powers
So now conferred the omptroller in relation to
banking business Power Is given to devise AMI
seal In the Transaction OF the business Of the depart
ment All bank bills and plates, and all securities
bonds and a papers pertaining to banking to be put
in the charge Of this officer The expenses incurred in
conducting this department to be paid by the various
banking associations. the supernte dent to ix day
when reports OF these associations shall bs filed with
him, and to report annually to the Legislature,
statement Of the affairs OF his department Pending
amen to make superintendent elective by the
people
After considerable debate, the House took recess.
SCHOOL Law.
In the afternoon the School law Was debated.
Eject of the Loss or the River and Hsrbor
Bill at Albany.
ALBANY, March s, 1851.
The loss of the River and Harbor bill in the United
States Sepate excites greater regret and inte
rest than any other Of Congress, among the
members Of both houses Of the New York Legislsture
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great Cathedral is prejsctsd by the Roman 0ssho.
lice. IN Washington city. 4, " eettmstsi 20 cost
~ t0ta ard h 20 b raid for bv contributions fros
81 the Catholics in the Unou spt Nv ,us sous fro
kurcps lot OF grovpd 90 fset sqaare has been
cured for a.
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Eject of the Loss or the River and Hsrbor
Bill at Albany.

ALBANY, MATCH D, 1901.
The loss of the River and Harbor bill in the United
States Senate excites greater regret and inte
rest than any other Of Congress, among the
members Of both houses Of the New York Legislature