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snes eaa wAses jvesss saa - nbsasuAAy pss.slsl
s:... divorce sh. ssssiiS e: ssssss ssss.-
FOURTH N. husband o. wife Il party ss.ssscss =. in
neat er crime Tor period Of ast less tssa arss
years, may marry again.
The usURv Law.
Mr.. nUTcHISs (whg) OF Kings, reported . bill to
amend tho usury laws This bill provides that no boad
SON Of any paying agreement to pay such rate Of H.
erest "a the parties may upoD provided the ne
to ruu Of such bond note bill Of exchange 10 eha not
exceed twelve months and alss provided that tho set
loans or discount at the OF than per
cent ekA II be lawful to take more than that rate
ef interest loan mortgage OF real estate. In ell
where rate Of interest specified per cent
ehsll be paid.
Mr HuTcuiSs afro reported blu to prevent parties
pleading usury in certain cases.
MISCELLANEOUS aaPoRrs.
Mr. HU1oHIrs reported bill In relation TO the superior
ard common peh courts OF New York oity.
MIR BLACKSTONE, (wbig) OF N Y, reported faverabiy
on The blu in relation to the Harlem Rsilresd.
nr CUSHING (dem OF TompkiDs reported fsvorabiy
on the bill 10 facilitate the collection OF debts against
corporations
mr KslsE. (dsm.) OF ot5eso, repo,ted fAvorsbly on
the blu in relation to marine Insurance by mutual In
eursnee companies
Mr. WARp, (whig) ON Y, reported bill TO moor
porste the New York Exploring and Mining Company.
Mr. Hon (dsm OF Clinton, reported favorably tho
ILL in relation 20 the Buiislo State Line Railroad.
Mr. bhapfcKD (wbe) OF Cortland reported bill sp-
propristng $4,000 70 the medical faculty Of Geneva
College
rry Tiunp READING o. BILLS
To change thu name 81 the Buffalo and Conhoeton
Railroad Company, to the Buffalo, Corning and New
York City Railroad Company.
IN relation to the Ru,erior Court and Common Pleas
OF n ew York city Passed.
In relation 20 the Buffalo srd State Line Rairosdt
confirms the organization OF the eai1 company Pasei
The Assembly then adjourned
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Errsssn.ru nnr-.y.

sT THosAs ssD RIRMuDa -stesmthir gerlin-r N IN
barr, piEs and servant Csrt 7 Taylor Prlno. r y
Tell ard lazy. Mas Defbyshire Ware de- la Casss
fAvAr..n1s iesmshir Asbsra-Hrs Ex,Eoh. mrs Hsrer-
dorm aud children. biss Gsw5cr Es Coma yra sy "a
Mrs Brasr Mise Edey LehsBtltIi L Hsymsu o con.
rad, kcKennsi Rogers CsrhSrt, Bcs,wioi, &
firetein. kerry II " sdsvorth, Bsldsn, n Bru.
e.t MITCHELL, Abrshans, W ellie, Il e.hsohd, "
pevley, kcLcsrd Divine, Kaufman, Locke Eilis
JsL assinson Phelps. smsus. Boaey, 7 koSfs.
scn, usrrscn, O Cotton, " Eus--lA in st.ersgc
CnARLtsrov-stennskip rarien--J n Wolf = Ksndau,
Carr, Htrstad. Rcnnctt W osiiiisnd, KISS WAd-
eed, W Boil. ~ Athertop, lazy ard ehildrcu Mrs N
1ss.rsSn Gen Mhi,ns and lady DsrSI.a and LADY,
nsrFsie, svsnson, Ntxey. Grsen. Nils sAntas.
sorrows. Kirg, a A 6s.is r Exkcnsn, n Brady, D
Bal Bfooms. wsssr, N BirSo. 0oodenocsh, J Rice,
DsY. Ring--sl in the stoersgc.
IvsnrooL--Psahot chip Priuceton-k.e n Corts 10
IN Tho steersso. sill WE'LL birth and deaths.
kay Wfsr-Bafk White Cioad--E Nsyss, A i r guatth.
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Herald mar,ns correspondence.

N.
Asrlvoa-sshrs Ashton of.taen X Brornsns Ridley;
Rousa Ready Casss 1sry Harvey. osakiil. ANA Woo
Cleaiea-Bsrs, Yus, Buruham. ssa Jusn. Mo; AlvAra
%. ssTer ho.sni ,shrs Srass p.,na gsrs,s Br.ss-
Broekst, stonnsoE: Ashton soFadden boston; Rnneh
Hslsyy G.siii NEaSsS; woo,on vsse5. NYars -''
fsIscsiiansOUs.
.on ir.r ed on Tie soah Shore Of was
y jured the Sc storm Of Saturday that the NV gale Of
RB Forbes vouIs return 20 Boston immediately ias
despsth GAYS che entirely demolished and shst oil At
tsmp,s 20 set her ca have been abandoned.
sr ksnDna. Manson, which old "a uIt ~ N0rsans for
ssams.s Alongside enasAaonna te &c, hex on wv
sap ALyero Nhker,on from Boston for syrsneisoo
pus into "a ahemss in distress
BR BRIG rsvonIsE Sanders, with cargo OF salt frori
morning d ,hs 2zd alt Vessel And oss oss tully
sess y,srsn ssrles prsvousiy ssps,,sd les lsh Key
IVES; fss ss pois on NE 2sh Dec The Is the GAP
bore esnpsss by N distant, miles took heavy sale
carried sway ssoye lost oseysrd si
s 70 a, ,ss ss y T sTss y - Oh, rsp iSs
81 Pashl Watts esys from Norlssas Llserpoo who
sgtdsr en- ' e.
ssrsl q d.t'ss ana she run iSr gslcyns hsId with
tie sis noersed % IS 70 lake Us Of The wri her reply
..s rs. see racks. and es.l. ss,.y by: Whey ,sa
boa, d US sut missed sheJ then bore and
was teH ia viva ~ the Fr trs squsr Of H5are.l csp
Geo Bsrrv lst % o. Lon 40 who kindly h host and
took 20 she wreck, hssvJ the luc. We
cur thanks 70 csp, Berry Tor .cuirs from nc wreck
and hs tau and an reataon 30 while board
his sessei likewise 70 his sfisers and crew.
soHR W ql4oMrsoN. from New Haven. ssruei BY .
sGusn which oSpsizd The etor the cabin and 20. the schr
en- Gre when cH Gloucester Nj. The flames soon commu
aiOs,,d 70 ne and neeaaY ha lu,iaaai aIl
in bszc The ston OF the thss
one uped overheard and would have perhed
she intrepidy OF the csrssu who instantly lowered the
beat succeeded In catching S TIC hesd the downing
Sn he 20 the surface The Netsel sth0re
assistance ptonp, and shs aspss iaRsdis,eiy
eytingushed.
bonR IANsos pgsr, from Rockltrd for EYors which ar.
rived Portland m ost the cook overheard Of ,h
unknown rs he was SHIPPED ST. Kstksad She dsy bo
mate Tell overheard tip SIS ,oa r,a
grcRt diihcplty IN an exhtaGIc6 SLATE.
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6r-tyedShips Hsycks Nof!sans with loss Of spss 80;
lsenix Alessncrs bErts FoTss Ps5ee EGfleans; Edso
ches ston brig Here. Messn. FEB H. lat IS 40 Ion 81
spse chr Harriet from Pc-r anbuco Tor RYerk 25sh iat
- ient7 tag vessel carsigsd apparently ss
Garch Case COD ev rass, esw acrers baos OF coson
aoRiia
aeg 2sio3 GnssAsc Antwerp; scar Bowditoh aat.nzs.
b-ioa-sAip Dublin ison Mobiles BARK aquiis from New
Orleans.
oeased-sNip sea Duck. uatsaxa, ssrfs wagr.n, Ro
JAufio. Bhyins Broihers. lAyArs bies SayApnah
Fesrii Philadelphia uygs %: soAra Lsuis. csyes;
Wees0ycr h5huCns; Harriet Norfolk; CADorsse Rgs-x.
CHARLESTON. March !.
Arrived atsg "Z-rsrs." Esstpors
II hho oring-BFig Charles Thomas. Salem.
Eailsd-schF y I zones, fhll.deyhih
HoiMrs's 5Ofr March ].
Passed by-Ht. sn5r Cntsrio n FORK for Boston,
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aaHIgJmE lRQEnAxamsum
poRr or HgW YORK, MARCH , ls5s

Clsarc1.
ssesTIsss wT s.sn E,;as c9.srss Ps,ss.Acs
ship hsfsuII, Coma, nIyrs. boyd 4 an?asp. -
sap Erie. Lows iDs sassss iis'Hf n.sdia g
FAN nv hsnis Tss.ssss St ai,:ssv pass.n Duagn.
~ ~ a assr; Ihari,w ch,sr1. hrsss veg Co.
Bart John psatSn Gray, Mobile Lsdd CAur,s.
pgIiE cansts OBI E'oopsNl Lrsrpoei. Erersn 81
o!gsis Ths.a tDa"hA heppslSer. aosssrisa- Booaes
Big 5sins, Derry; San Ju.., EearalM y Con.
srs Hp EsN,ss fsss az fr.ssss Becker draws
gris n.ytL 9hee,man, rertau Prince, 0h& a Ysrsir.
tTsh si ssos ls' sw Srl.sn nos'sy 1~. q Co.
s ssss SAL: h, si: sa'ss ssnn.s Ec
hsss hsass s:ss SS C.
"a! s,ssss!; s .s:s'; sii,t 's' s.s..
ss ES an ous f:o. Suasn
::s:: :ss;.: i:si:ss
Arrived.
rs ,gP y,,s,' ~ m' esso. M; ~ ga-,
t ,, r,Isss 3; Rls'eas ssl "a -,.r. -
fsean.hip Ai.blEs Ludlow. saysnnsh with maso sad
e. ssess nt h as.s
s.sss1s' and sa s s,fsHcss s.s1 hence i''
eseamshp Msror Bsrfy. Charleston hour, With maso
Kew York; Feb TO- Pm, of Hstserss, exchanged sxnsis
with barb Dudley snt ship Jus Hsvsr hesca for Chs<les
streak steering ssgPX % miles Of Hsttsas eyohAaS-
AVS I'm nl0 North Of HAsssras exchanged signals with
steamship fsrds, hsnos for savsnnshj during Sunday
rnsst - sore and ats sohrs. sli bound d.
9nip irnosson tyssl Russell Liverpool, ysp IL with
msse Aae cssssnssrs 70 Fsost uich Jan 49, 49, Lon
r,ansosipha fss istn n Ion 81, Pm, cav large
Iysrpes Ths erperisnocS very severe esiss In jan
@ .. sstae entvssss Ne. has I'd very heavy weather
pE nenry Gf.sns tncvL rhsnp sss. Pssv,dsnsss dAy~
y sN&s 'f7s SSsss~s boyd 70 Nsw oOssrh
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A fairs In Albany.

Iso rsIATiyz BrSIAESs-pEfzAT 81 rnE srArE .e-
sicutTrTaL soCIET4'S Bill. Eg TUX SENATE
roisY rAECUTIyE sLSsIoS-PEaCR IN THE ASSEM-.
EIy-BTIR WALSH BUSY nor WORK III EMEgyo
-TuS CANAL INVESTIGATING C0MNITrkg-Tns
ERrDsBCS CaSF, LTc.
srreisG ccEEsssoSpLse o. -ar Wv ,oaE Hesup
ALBAor, March 2, 1862.
bill . extend tie charter u The State Agricultural
s,eissy defeated in the snste The fancy city and
village farmers bad clause in n. Bit allowing the 50.
osty 10 bold real estate to the Of $4,000 This
iotcnded 20 be used for The establishment Of sn az
rcuursi college The farmer. 10 the Senate having 10
sh 10 each undertaking, voted aga nt the whole
btu At twelve o'clock executive session wa, held
with otssea doors and continued three hours There
were comfortable nose and confusion in the inside and
the outsiders thought they were endesvorng to
stst seectiops Of last Tueedsy 1t will hardly do
to eoyo,e what was going on lest some Honorable
Senssoc cr sworn officer be suspected OF dvulgng the
SECRETS o. sne " inner temple =
tbs tobS.es galleries and passages to the Assembly
chamber were tbronged with esger spectators at an
early hour Tne people expected another soene similar
"a THAI the resolution offered yenerday, by Mr. Smith
(whis) OF Chsutauaue resembling the resolution ousing
MIR. Snow, would be taken up. Pie House however,
proceeded orderly and regularly with legitimate business
during che entire session Mike Walsh closely stu
dying the rules OF the Houe taking notes and con,ult-
lag With Ne.srs Cushing, Van ssntvoord and Hatch,
preparatory for onslaught should the enemy show
signs Of battle Tie eason Why an engagement did not
take psce was because neither party wa certain Of hay
sny majority.
1bs Canal Investigating Com uittee will finish taking
testimony If they agree TO report only the
facts the uts may be announced this week II Il:
attempted to draw conclusions and give opinions
jorty and minority reports will be presented when all
viii BE- left In .moke predicted at the time tbs
jDct committee appointed The contractors on
the anxious ssst-ws,clipg and praying
There ne nothing from the Hausapsus cxe but IL lie
auj,b,y whispered that Judge Cady viii discharge the
compliant without giving any decision upon it's merits
seustor olr who has been absent nearly the whole
session account Of 5ess is so far recovered
that he Ia expected in his seat ON Monday
Tue weather il intensely cold Ice strong In tbs river
md tine sieIghiIg w.
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r>EE ROYAL. MAIL sTrAESR MERLIN. CAPTAIN
Cope, will etl for Bermuda ina ST. ThornIs Monday
the 9Th OF Esrcb, 1902, NJ 6hs hs caslsnt accom-
modatops for pssfepgers Frica psseaso 20 Bermuda 9
10 81 Thomas SW There regular nj etynn
between &C. TLomts and all tho Esss aaiA lanas Hsvnna
Vera Cruz Venezuela &C. TIE Merlin will take freisht
Apply 80 =. CUNasD. Jr, Us Brosdvay,
s--Ko letters mss will BE- received On soIgd OF 1hs
Merlin, excopt through the Poet oEeq.
ECE BAvARFAH-U. 2, NAIL LINZ TIN raw
and tupcrior steGms big ALABAMA, CApt u, Ludlow,
VIII leave on Saturday March b. ~ o'clock,
Front strtes Ths FioRIDA ON Saturday xa.sh H. Fos
fpeee and fsrs, tks ships hkvs
NO superior on tho ceass.
RICHk0rD. VIA NoIFoLg AND CITY POINT, VA.
- view tofs and Virginia ttesmship Co.-Bsturdey
me rev nd frltndid nds.wbeol ttc smship ROANOKE,
H. Parrnh Gem will receive freight ON Fridsy ing
and Gail for tbe above Ports from Pier Is North rivsr on
Batutday hhrob ats o'clock Tor freishs or psssas,
sppiy 70 D.kr THORNTON, Asenss, 10 West 81
Measurement geods only taken Ctr Pons Ne freight
received sfttr O'clock y. NJ on the day Of sailing
L,OR CHARLESTON AND HAvASA-wBDNEsBAYs
II staamer-The favtrits SHEA mship SOUTH KREER w.
resser Commander. will lsAvo kier No. North Risss ~
frsishs Or gassssS srpIz o. Vie ccunsias rscm 81
Passengers ~ shjs nsesmer Will arrive ~ Oh ayes<on
Musw kats Va ssss1ass WhEkL isstlng Cox uasAaA
use~ n xA<S-
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narkesa.

NV Qeg. FEB 20 1872.
The .sl-s q cotton, FRIDAY, eco bales Strict
nids,ing is quoted at 30. The weeks transactions
have beer $500 bales the largest known in
market The receipt. Mt nil the Southern ports
lt3Ct0 bales abe al CT .he SANE tirns last year.
QnaaIsSTcs, March i, 1852
n. rale, q, cotton To-Day $50 bales AZ Csc.
SO There q consequently, an s:vs1ciDg tendency Ia
prices
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Exaggerated Reports Relative 60 IN,
SemlnGics.

CHARLTsToN March l. 1857.
The CT IL 3iDu intmrsciicn FleridA arc
exaggerated. Captain Jernigkn had raised only one
company Of militia fer tke purpose Of driving back
rowing Ipcap. who had fo-n cattle In The vicinity
There has been fight, Indians killed a..
though two had been StuGed
The report that the Governor had ordered troops TO be
raised 70 eierae against the Indians, is $50
soc Of tie whites II stated anxious 20 provoks
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.


Senate.
ALs.sr. March 2, 1864
rUGs ccuvr, ASSESSMENT ROLLS.
Mr. BsrsxTr (dsm) reported bill relative TO making
Q return Of aSessment rolls In Kings county,
WV Yonx cHry or rolns.
Mr.. vArosrBur (dem) reported fsvorably on the
Assembly bin relative to ths Chief Of Police la New
Nj. MoasAv (wtig) reported fsvoraby on the bill 10
authoeise Williamsburg to audit accounts, &c
DviLpiso ASSOCIATIONS.
Mf BAscocx (whig) gave notice Of bill to authorize
certain associstions for building purposes.
PLArEs on saoSsy BAsEs.
Mr.. CooIrY fdem laid on the t.bls the concurrent
plates OF brok en- banks now In the Bank Department
a. stconD ts AND JrDor ., WV .os.
NJ. MoMursAr lsem gave notice Of u bill relative 10
~ Recorder and City Judge OF Nov York
70 exempt mint in New York from taxation
TO tpcresso the number Of State pupils In the lnstIs,
Won fos tho Deaf and Dumb.
10 inotoas. tie power Of ths Beard Of Supervisors q
rsis.,on Ii. school officers in The Twentieth ward
7 inors..s u. Oe8i.s ,,oss Of the Manhattan Gas
slT, isyIcrLIuRsL SOCIETY
me biii 70 extend ths charter Of the Stats Agncal
fu1el kooae<y wal rel scted
saaprs urw Yosr sr,gsr,
ne LIONS o 70 maze permsr snt the grades q streets
Morning fuftn~ d Interest wa transacted before the
Assembly.
AinAsr, Maruh . Iss1
rsx Law y ruoncp
OR Va VussepuseH dem OF Columbia rsportcd
tAs b TO amend the lsv In relation TO divorces win
anesdmspk. This bill provides that the Supreme
Court shall have the like ursdicios and be vested with
tho powers posseeses In cases Of adultery exosst
= etA@wise provided ths2en-rAnsy, to grant divorces
Or the following causes
FRA The oYusi ssd nhumaa xeAtnsbs Of wife BY her
ssssass sh.sbspd ~ h vile, IS mar reader unsas
Ass..d w,liaI dsssrsss Or yelunssry sbsnson.eaA fer
Apeet Of three BY tEs ctsr with refusal by
0kLef hiE or hss Of mutual dulles and oblgsNons
Sird - okes disossSsn u tLe oourt,
1seS A~ besa esxesss hAsdshp aaa psevisI ktpnyaol
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Xhs SI,ln IRhnAirOD.

Bosroy March z 1852
The mp Tahuirop. n New York, before repoi ted
ashore Al Deer Iltnd got on last light with the assist
of steamer bat IN proceeding 20 the wharf at
Point Shirley che got ashore again. She viii probably
be got 81 without material damage.
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AMUURMuNrS.

D0XSsr TTSxTSS.~Dooss orr At g. cUSTxH
l. = ss,.st :, s s s::s: 4 r ~ gen = ss.
sasSrer W.anssssy evening Earch lie perform
WIN S.s
y::. s ,s.' e ESS
# stA q: 8
stevens. Ssss1 sssss. Nh. Fanny wsisof. S''' =
RURTONs THxArRI CHAxBERs BrRKsr.-Do0Rs
.s' 4 ss. Dfs c r
S: e. 70 ssSs drs.ssI eyssias nssSs VII
ef n,
Which called 1s ss A,f:
NJ slass ss jane T. h n nS 10 y. JSSs Ne
rsa Me- Ls;s.I NJ sasss.
NArIosAH 1nsA1Rx cHATn a..s,
Boxes 70 PIT l2 esn.sI Orchsssrs Tickets % eent
sSs YETI s s Il.
A. !asSs. psnya M ons: Nd
BY tSs sOY s.ass .ns. a
fs'fs = aoscuts s No
farce spRiGs OF IRsLAND-Jersy Aarpny. Mr.. g. will
w banisps prior to their nj depsrtxre 20 cha distant
ehorte Of California this (wsanssdsyi evening March s
TIE xisshsnisrs return their rnoisnsd th.ns. 20 shs
g,ss gss,s ssa Pssms0ary for ns eve mig
NV FARE*EIE ausiosL soIEhE TONIGHT.
This seins posi,ysly shsr iass public cOnoer, 10 New
York they hops to be able to present 20 ths public Eno
selection Ii their numerous bash old and
shall make the OCCASION ATTRACTIVE and using impressive
The programme will Re varied from Monday cvsnag aad
tho following sms Nc other enngs, will DC supg
"ihsa95s OF Lebar-embrsoins every trsde and
From The banging OF the hammer.
The driving of ths svl,
The sheu Sins Of the news boys.
Ani every other esit
"otc dear Native LABd"
Hsit desr Columbus the land tisa ue fove
Whore Aourishes betty's tree;
Tie the birth pscs OF Freedcm-our own nattvs hoae
gesl Vie ihs lend Il tho free!
/. Tho ship on Fire. " Our Mountain Home
The Fsrae. ~ his easy Chair "fho good Old Folks ~
"Unce Sans Farm general Invitation On the worldly
"Wsshpgon crossing tho Delaware Tao Emo old Irh
0enscmsui'
aTae Cup Cold waser" The Bird Temperance Sorg
by Miss poodenow.
.RAtbiesa Mavournstn-"
"TArswslr sssg'-swte Home.
Farewell friends and brothers sai loved ores Al home.
Wa ne or osc forget you. VIII frever
THE coed sme coming brothefo wait a mshe longer.
During she ov9rngs entertainments other popular
songs will be Introduced among which the CPANp FARE
In Aud spg Sype will ba in tn9 ohosus 81
which The audience OF friends are invited 60 joia
We re going afar 10 . blatant shore.
Where glr tertng jeweif ehipef
Bus we'll not forget tho fronss Of oe-
n asid ia,g elne,
For suid lang ssne
Wen sidngs bear 70 the gslisnt sons.
Who dig ANroEg che mines.
And tell them OF dosr freD DIS ~ home.
Aad AUD lang syne
Their t4re you well. No.
Doors open al on prsoseiy Conesr, oomm:nce a.7h
O'clock
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TIE LAST OF INK BosroN INA nsarY David
Kennison shs lat 81 the Boston Lss Party died At
Chicago the 18th Ct February. ~ oyer hun.
S-ed yters Of age.
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NJ anicipal Elections IN Vow Work Stat,

NJ anieipaI Ei.c,ions IA Vow work State.
DFMccB,IlC TRluMPus.
SYRACUSE.
sya.orss, 1srch ?, 1854
Jason woodruff aeru !. elected ssyor over Nj sasi-
don wbig, by s13 majority, ana tns ghoi- democratic
ticket Is Slectts
Ur,o. March 2, 1859
John = Hinrnan dam has besa elected Mayor by 200
majority Four wb,g aad two demec attic aldermen
also elected The city ticket il generally democratic.
gocnEsrFR, fTc.
RoaArsrSa, March Q, 1854
Usm,in Stillws dem, for Mayer las 100 MAJ oiiiy
Pix democratic aldermen out OF nine elected six
supervisors out Of nine. The caklre democratic city
ticket is successful Ihs temperance question snteSed
largely into the canTs.s
The towns OF Pensed ana Brighton have elected DE-
mocrsiic supervisors They aers Wing sst year.
RoaE, 6Ieroh 2, 1882
The Democratic Supervisor has becr elected by ABOUT
$50 majority snd TIE semoctsc Town Clerk aua Justice
b. about 20 majority
WING IRrIMpHs
Burv, o March :, 1889.
The charter election has re,utrI il the complete
triumph q the Vhigs Hiram Barton, vhg, is elected
live whig aldermen arc excited out OF Elk, and wing
Justics q The Peace.
AUBURN.
AGauRs March 2 1862
Benjamin Hai the vhig candidsts Tor Mayor has
been elected hy 100 majority The balance OF the whg
ticket is elected b. average majority OF 900 Every
wsTd - whia making clctu pwsep ond gain OF two
Shig supervisors III the city
Tsor March . 1863
George Gould th- Wig candidate tor Mayor, has bssn
yswsuae
Nnwruss, March q 1852
Tie r.tpe's tciesis elected In NeSocrg ~ several
hundec majority
BstIoit CITY Eieetios.
DGrgsrT, March J, 1852
John Usrissr, tssua ives elected Mayor. BY from
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MRDlOAks

DARis AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
g;'s.sss in few hours. By Vegetable appessso.
and so!sisai.asl sssoi:ns he oomsnss m:dcise' VIII
Who cannot Ss cured wsheps IT, & b. Ia: oss.s dsy o.
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LNOR BAN FRANCISCO. DIREUr-Dn6YAfUH LINE
II Tie splsndid shiS NICE IL A al LO, sov In Vie
.srssni VIII ssl on MsAasseay tsv pnss..s:s. e.
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IrNITEp STATES ANp PACIFIC MAIL srxANsuIr

LIMITED STATES AND PAcIT!y VAIL 5rEANSHIP
u Companies The only through Line for California ard
Oregon, vis Chagres direct steamers CRESCENT
on Frtdsy March 9th and the EaflRE CITY, via navAna
on Jueeday Msroh qtb1hs splendid steamship Cresoeps
CITY. 1900 sors bur.hsn John Tannes eommandsr. will
gree pg ct RsnsmA wsh tho CompAnys stesmers
and pire City o. 90 toms, Lesds, Cc7mAacer will
leave tbe foot Of Warren street. Tuesday
March 9th, 81 o'clock M for chagree, via Havana Pas
eenger City viii with the we'll known
and fsvcre Un,ed ssases mail steamship Northerner 10
sail San Francisco the arrival Of she pssengess and
nAils Ne detention st Panama Rtes ofare - San Fran
First cabin, So eeoond eauin S2p sseerags SON
Rstes OF fare TO ChaSres ftst cabin $751; second cabin
Sd teerage Fer freight passage. apply ony III hs
odioe. III Wtes street, cornor Of Warren.
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gCoR sAsPRANCIsCo- FIRST THROUGH STEAMER
10 sail Wednesday nsrch the superior dou ole
CINE tteanshp s. LEWIS 900 hons burther. Will leave
pier RIO. N. r. Wednseds v NEXT Maren ~ oltoE
This steamer 10 urriyailed in cabin aud escerago
atoms Big any ship in the trsde limited
her cabin and steesec VIII be skcn. Apply
only 20 ID. q. ALLEN, agent,
Battery Eisce. stairs.
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From WashingrODs

THE SUPREME COURT ApJoURNEp--.rTR n9N.
CHARLES ALLEN.
WARRINGTON, March 1852.
The Supreme Court adjourned, to-day, until April
The Hon. Charles Allen, Of Massachusetts continues
dangerously Ill much 20 thst bis ply sle.ns despair of
his recovery.