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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07
Shocking Accident on Cnsadaga Lake-seven
Girls and one Man Drowned.

We find the following account of a
shocking accident Caisdags Lake on the I'd Inst In
The fred0uid Adc1it1 Is IL drawn up from the edi'
tors personal inquiries and observations
Itsppesp that large number Of young gentlemen
apo nbsss from the villages Of oinceirvle, Dsanr
and Cslsdsgs had assembled at the later place iIr
picnic pa ~ On the Island 10 Csssdssa Lake The
principal portion Of the party consisne Of twenty four
personf embarked In two boats (fye 10 'ki and nina
teeL 10 scov for the puTp se II rowi6s n the Island
while the remainder passed srou"d by ths shore
A stif breeze wag from the South, and when
about midway across of the row locks Of the skid
suddenly broke ard such Was the ala m profucsd by
ths n.hsp we'll a. tn. gale, thst Ia the frantic move
Of the girls the boat was caosized and tns occu.
pants thrown TITO the water. While this scene was
traDspiIing In full vieE of thu oth,r party ,h- sane
spirit Of alarm and confusion communicated n the
scOw, ard that slSo capsized and its passengers
plunged into tie lake. The dissster then became co n
pete
Those belonging to the skf however, we're som re.
covered but was les fortunate. Eight of is
occupants. notwithstanding the exersion' used By all
atle der assistance wer- drowned, snh no u
o'clock ett svening only two 81 the bodies we're found
There (Mpses Harrison aod 'ore we're taken out at
ter being submerged about halt hour, aud eft 'rt.
used 10 resusc ate them without sv-i and they were
soon after waid conveyed H. DtlanI
We Join ected ist Of the lost ne follows, VIII
Miss Emily ~ Goodrich, Of ithaca whiting the IA nj.
" Of ha, uncle Chsuncey Goodrich, Of Stockton
MES Pnians Ssoler, e Rudolph.
Muos Lucy and CecoilA Lale, daughters of Avah
LLzel II Delanu
Miss Charlotte Moore, daughter Of Ntasniel F Moore
formerly q 50 ckton.
Miss Mary Harrison, dsu shter Of Dr. George $. II AZ
IbOn Ct DeaTu
Miss Alice wilkins laughter Of James wilkins, OF
Delspu
jaws Wilcox. Of Cssadsgs and formerly resident
of Frcdonis, (Du,oher) He was the ferry OF the
scow, snc benP good s~immer saved tVoOr more Of
his passer gers but In his last ATTEMPT PROBABLY
carried by the drowning clutch Of some one OF
the Victims.
A crowd Of several hundred persons was gathered
at the borders on the Lake. du ing the afternoon and
evening attracted by the fesn.s Of i1tsn.e sympuhy
Nm iDer o. iTepressJle on suco disa,tr us evsut.
The catastrophe has desOla.ed hresices ghoss vacan
cies will lever re rehlled
p. S.-Friday, Sept. 3. 81 A. M.-We
have u learned from Cs.-dsgs that the bodies Of Mes
Cecilia Lszell, Miss oirlcn aad mss Wkins, we're
taken out late last lfhk
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story Of Rams Doing..
We cOndense the followino boyr;bIa


ciisl fiem Fhs Rosios Hsr.d Of Moaisy
AIM o'eock on Saturday eveniog A man p.n.i
Jss. kshobey, Who hses In Assoas, Ch,r,..,,,,n
while In a. Of delTium renens. es9ed out Of bed
and seisine sharp pruning knife, rushed iato al aa
joining room sed made attack upon lrtshnsp
named John kmsn. ,niteins tcrrole s,Sb IN h. a..
tomsp, which, from scveripg the vlsesrs, &C., will Il
n feared, prove fatal
Mira Msboney rushed lot, the street and her cries Of
murder sttrscssd large colsourse OF people 10 "a
vicinity 81 the house Ia which the deadly Asssn 1as
committed. The crowd Increased on slw, Msson sni
Frontsts, ard In few NOM DTS the msdmAa G4sasa
through an open vtndov, tho trs Hoor, armed Win
the numerous weapon. Psnsons Ia The crOsi we're
tsYrhed by his appearance, AID rushed In every dreo
tiop while the mao man made attack I?oa them,
usins bis bloody knife In cutting nsn sod lon all who
were before bin. Ne had nothing on but "a 1sn1el
shirt and with he hair standing upright aud beard
shorn, his very appearance vas fhstral
Mr. Joseph Hume vel, Who att acted b The SPOT
With others received stss 10 the sron. which
although sbnlfniy dressed BY Dire. Hayes and Hard,
h feared sill prove fatal
NJ Mclaughlin, Who hves In Wesley plscs. HanO
vsTsl, Dostop, wee walking with lady the scene
When hahoDcy approached tbem with spiaNd hniieS
Mr. mcLsuehto, seeing that eseape was mposSols,
vhh greet presence Of mnd avsstsd Me- blow about 10
b inflicted upss Ne lsdy-whsA would dssslsss have
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Richardson Brothers 4 Co.'s Circular.

tPo -trdc LNtSfooi, SD MOTIF IN, "
Tue weather continues dy but the barometer ei dsrns
Rad hut moderate attendance at our market this
morning. A limited husins. only done In VIM ~
hslders Of all good conditioned parcels ~ foreign fm
I'm ns full prices o Friday last but for Capsd2n
loss sIisss Of such being less Of
crdsl rather e hsures would have been accepted hsd
ere Of such appeared
There ~ good in quiry for barre FLOUR and such
PIES a ave Of fair color aud strength readily
~ y hhi aud superior n TO he found vsad have eonn,ut
Cd "a ad more but have very little here ssoys asai.
am qualities sours fair request a. igndls 9cl9
y Dol Nsy little doos in INDIAN CoRN whether aipss
on the spot former cargo Of 6Alat scld At >.
ara IbIsil both arrived OARS slow sac and
TsnsN are "a y - f6a lower, sales having been msie
AZ Oie OArNEAL continues difficult OF sale aud ,l
Of 81 susSj v Load. We are respectfully,
RICHARDSON RRorHEEs ( c..
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Anv.karsrs, &C. THIS oAY AND

Ne. Yosl Th-at-r- oihe'os r~e Brnscsstles
Rnrou. TheAt-r-Mu-t- Mad. i-@--
Nibo, 6Ard-n-Loas Of Love H., Der OF Seville.
R,rruu'. ~-..nu-- The ViauN Dream D.hsins. ~
oes'. s,u.rs' 80 Nraf~sJ Coaesfs eveEiss
Metropolitan Hsli-6rsfd Covert
Otto Cottage, Hobossn-tr-s Concert
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II The weather is cool aud delightful,
compounded of about equal paris Of 'urimsr and al
tumn, snd so mingled that, Is impossible T. tell = hen
the one or the other ped m'n.es Some Of the more
sensitive of the decduous bsga 10 show the sere
aud yellow leaf bu, the indications Of fall are hardly
noticeable
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WEEKLY REpoKr OF DEATHS. Tho
u,ua Report the death. In the City during ass wssk'
was no, FL nishes yesterday from the Health Depart
er,, 40 10 Customary The reason of its delay SAID
to be some dsberson. among the authorities rels'vs
70 the health Of the City.
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9th o. Win sas between OH aud 7thavs; " coucus
TO lsht l2'h o. With sss from ID 10 3d-av Adopted
o. Committee on Roads 70 coocur 10 plan " srSdes
fer street, .ro sv,pues bstvsen 62d and III ss ana
East AZ North Rivers, 80 susniaod BY The Connie.
sionei. sppar,eo g. ?, wise the same Adopted.
OF ,smr 70 concur 70 rsst0fe srsde 10 Bro<dvsy be-
tween Goth and 3issi TO sr-de ssta,lishsd prior 70
June 1851; h concur accept from the owners Of
u,w roso rec. tly opened from kiugsb ~ Nc
Hud,or River, 70 make the sane country road Both
ADOPTED.
TIE Board then sdj burned 10 Taesday sfssrnooa q
oclCck From the uinutes
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-The Record
er In the Char.
P,t.stoH.-Of Belmont and Mary GhfiD, for eorrec'
ton OF tex Referred
A communication was received from the supeffr'
tfpdf nj Of Common schools Designating certain per-
sops 8. pupils In Ipstfutsn TOR The Deaf and Dumb
s,I. Of Collins & Bonn 5000 and ESQ. for printing
r,asys 10 Records OF JucsusDts and Wills Ia County
Cl,IL's apo Surroxst-s Offices Referred.
TIE report Of Special Committees In resahon 70 'ns
.pb,, :, Of Taxes Laid on the tsole, 70 be prissed
Tie report Of the COrot or relative 10 deceased psr
sor \. and m, ir effects ordered on ME.
Several bill. FIR furnishing Court rooms y 9, we're
reerrcc ard hnl for SIS for desk OF Keepers fo'm
ordered 20 BE- PAID. go -. IL,
A e..Iution w-s ofersd by AID Surtsvsat soo.
,c ct tee character Of the srs Judge Ssoof).d ana
thst the ts'AIs whch would hsve accrued 10 ntn, III
fsiue. 10 3lst December next be paid ~ Dis WIDOW
Adopted.
Adjourned 20 Mcrdsy rext.
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Brown, shipIey 4 Co.'s Circular.

Per kefiel LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, AUG - lsk..
We have 70 report quiet CorroN mskst since the date
ofhe circular Of the 10th the sales for oa days ending st
evening being eooos bales With 400 FOR speculation aad
export a. rather easier rsie bat not sousns 70 9aa
taison.
WHEAT has declined Id y bushel and RI eCR Cd q Dbl.
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RANGE or THE THERMOMETER At
4 ! DeL.fonys L6s,msIy LyReA & CLUk',) sai lYsiLS
1852. IAN. Nom SIP. NJ. SP VI
sent ..........tj 20 y ~
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" The project has been started OF tho
CsAbnskment Of Hospital Ia the City, Ia accordance
With the Homeopathic System VI treatment
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IL An error yesterday morning made
US say that Abon. concert would take place last sven
irs; 81. ,opight a, Metropolitan Hall.
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~ We learn that Col. McCahen' who
weot out to Erglsnd as sgent of the sAeoI Penn'yi
,sns and returned IN shs Arcade nov 'es despefsey
N in this City from The elsc Of ince''an' sea sickness
dulips the passage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07

BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMES.--
staiei session day. Sept 8, l-s2 The Preside IT,
Jopsibsn Trotier ESQ, 10 the Chair.
Renonstruncs OF H. b Goodyear and others, sgs'nst
erecting bay window 70 house In 22tst, near SO.
aV To Committee on streets
Bl OF Dr. ksss, for attendance on policeman Tina.
dale Of l5sn Police Distnct To COMMITTEES on Police.
P,tst0ns - OF Hoe Co No 10 for relief Tor repairs
10 their carriage aud hose To Committees On Fire y
ysfinent
ON Hsmer to have ooh 81 opened from jh to ssh.
avs To Con niuse % Roads.
OF Jacob H0a for 2sJ iOI groceries t. amount q
sle5 oe,uoytd al cellar 4 No 252 Del4ncyst. By a..
legged ourst't Of sewer. To COmnliuee % Fnsncs
By Assbrans Ald. WryhE, Of T. Wuito aud others,
that Sidewalk In Clntoni beISe-n Hester and Grand,
b. daggec. To Comm on Streets
By sAme, OF iasc Hers, nbsrcer % be paid sl02 49,
for articles des,rUse I'd IN cellar Of No Il COlQmosst
Il, m alleged 6araiag OF sewer. To ConmlEes on
EirsBce
BJ Assistant AID ncConkey, Of Thomas s!lIler, al
o'neD 10 have J9shsG saved from lOtn y HUDSON
River To Committee % streets
BY ,srr. Of George Kimberly ard members Of In
gin, Co. No. 10 for appropriation q 20 10 fnsn
,neiT - gins To ComT'ye- N Fire Department
ny same Of stewart ticer, tor psy Tor injury 10 hs
pre- nise' IN lVth ~, near f0tast, from water. To
Committee on strecss
Rrpcry.--Oi Committee on Asaesmon,s, n favor Of
confirming various II lists Lstosd spa summit
ing AoreF S.uf I'd coe ctor therefor Los3to
OF Comniree Pohc-, In favor Of pA-lnq DR.
thse. Marsh, for ~ deal s-rvic~s Via Ward So.
I'D mouse OH " Df : W. Fel, Tor do. A. flii1n
Ward DO, ~ concur h. pay bils VI Ora Sweeasy IA
Marsh, himbafk and Ward, Tor services rendered at
station Houses N concur b. pay bill OF Dr. ID. Forrest
fog .eTVres AZ 10, Ware StaOu House IN favor Of cay
1s d. inLsin, for services a, lXtn Ward - ,,iJn
Hou's n,1 ire resolution for Polcc g. report weekly
openings ade u The 'trsals &C. 90 referred l. Com
niiieo % Streets All adopted
y Cor a,i'tee on Fire DEPARTMENT 10 concur % or
sasEe IN Esgine Company ct CarrnAnsVlils, or Wssn'
l-.ion Hssn. Adop,.d
ai,tes 90 Streets. {, oon-concrrt 30 PEI mt WsN
-1.rrAn Places bAy stndo~ house cnTI er 0id y
sIt i1sr 10 concur ~ grant permission IN Manages
% New OK Institution for The 81 nd 20 erect wall Ia
i- sev.en $40 and stt-vs " eoneur 70 Fesstcase
I'D EurtT Art repair Wesst from Duars u LIN o.
usl ft aph posts n Broad wsy DO removed ard the
suyporlsa OF Iron projections from ogildlngs 70
refer sir n % srken lots Ia Broadway and fl.krst 10
C1y Inspectors O. concur - relay snd repair crcss
pAiss ln 6reeuwict Az, &C. All adopted.
" Cosnm.i,ee % Lamps and Ca, 70 eonerI 70 hshs
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DEATH OF A CLERGYMAN.-On Sunday
morning Rev William Mex 'ndss Bangs, son Of Rsv'
Or. Bangs, died at tie residence Of his b other To-
Thrtetht In this City. He vac pastor Of the Method
Gt Church at Astoria at the tlne of his death He was
20 years OF age He has been Ia feeble health for
while past aud only week previous to his death re-
TUNED from Saratoga.
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RANDALL l'LAND.-Lsst Saturday ex-
A.e. small snd Capt Coffee, thu owners OF tas steam
ooa' S'm'oo gave 'he children oa ksndsis Island TO
Inc number OF 90 grand excursion around the Guy,
AID 'AsHes 10 'as iesldenee OF Mr. Draper, at WIN.
stols % 'ar ding At Waite sOse they we're received
BY Inc a"ary Of Mo Draper; The srls were headed ~
'f"' D.Hd 'ae boys followed, marching la divisions
u 10 tssh ~ NE nsa0sr Of 40, they we're dIssssJ
a-s ''k'' "hiss psuisloons aud ps'y caps, headed
- nsif s"n band 81 music. which soasls.ed Al several
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RrpoaTEp CHoLERA.-We have heard
OF 4 sipsls case OF CHOLERA (~hssher As~tc or
{ holers morbus We c.onos say la Hsrcn. vs.
aIuoe to that of SIR wsr~les OF the gold refinery
We do no. youeh for ils ia h bu. have from good
auth
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~ We learn that on the passage OF
me Arctic one OF tns crew had the misfortune 10
br.sk les, by being nrown dowa upon the deck BY
sea Through the eicI" OF a Mr.. wa,erhouss, an
English gsa,lemsn among the passengers, iuosehp-
don of $500 was raised tor hin On board.
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Police Intelligence.

Captains " PoiosIt Ia q mistaken idea that captain.
Of police are not amenabc to the rules and reg-
lations ~ govern the men under their command The
Mayor who Is the head of the police department OF the
city has the very power the actions Of can
tains he has the policemen when the rules regula
ting the department have been violated We are sorry
to say that too often captains Of police have exhibited
owrbcaring conduct in the station house and In many
cases have assumed magsera powers by adjudging on
matters before them, which their duty told them none
but magistrate could act upon Others again, have
mixed in political feelings and insuted the Al.
dcsmen OF their wards almost denying the ma,
gisuate right TO visit the station house add
,hs AZ .he same time Language Of worry abusive
eIacter thereby establishing before The policemen an
characterization In the department TO superior oficer
~ eaplans o. police generally speaking are correct
10y the misconduct Of two or three wa do NOV ,o,
10 condemn oil. But what do saw and wsh IN ho rdor
1000 " 1at tie Mayor has control the Official CON
u, o capidhr NJ wen a. policemen, and can dismiss
them from Office for yranncal conduct or for .busve .n1
insulting language used towards superior ofcer sevc
roo charges are now pending before his Honor tho Mavor
touching the conduct Of police captains and n H. - n
hoped that he WIN dispose Of them accorling IN tis
,nr I'M ehhiing to the policemen that captains
~ example - ~ ~" sa"@'-
Petmn @ Charles s. Paiaer-- Bot. Ja,,;ss R,s.s va
alluded in yesterday ItraAIp to tbc arros, ~ n
Iialght one q the firm Of Pancr g. 90 Tho cal,forn,
usss' ,',.rs iss'eiday norniag. Mr. Palmer delivered
~" W ~ p"'i ~ answer the charge. The mags-
rHte fot nc amount Of bail Mt $4,000 and Mr. William
boardnan i,s,iing at Boardmans Place Brooklyn on-
crd INTO me required surety, and MIR Palmer and Mr.
Eoardnan then left tho Court IA onncors that since
Mr. IninrH absence from the city he has been rural
nIRn, hnhab thtown New Jorsoy Mr. IIsight was also
bale ~ the shmc amount MIR GcQrgc D. Williams and
sewn H. Buchbe OF No It5Tbird AZ Tue, entered Jointly
into TIE r,Quird surely and air uaight was liberated
ifon custody knee their claimants on the tickets
have become more tranquil and believe they Vii. yet
coe BACK Their money at least an equivalent fur IT,
Mr Ice whom noticed IN yesterday scco,nt 20 b. to
L,lII " leM NeleLs Lha reeciled tn.k ID Lho moncq
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chains. This movement wasopposcd on the ground
that II was interfering with the proceedings Of the
Judiciary, these claims being now under iavcstiga-
tion in the Supreme Court. BY the way, what has
become Of Mr. Slocum, the government agent, who
was sent 70 Mexico to procure testimony in the
Gardiner case. II is understood that DR.. G. is anx-
iously awaiting the arrival Of the agent in Wash
ington.
A long and desultory debate, as usual, took
pace in the House on the free farm bill, In the
course Of which Mr.. Parker, an Indiana whig, ex-
pressed his establishment at the manifesto Of the
ceders from the whig caucus
The democrats in the Michigan State Convention,
which assembled yesterday, unanimously declared
in favor Of Gen. Cass.
The Ant-slavery Convention met at Cincinnati
on Tuesday. That body yesterday passed resolu-
ton that large portion Of the American church
and clergy responsible for the evils Of slavery
Other abolition resolutions, of the most ultra cha
ractcr, were also adopted Fred Douglass was one
Of the vice presidents.
found particularly interesting. 1t gives account
of the movements in gold and the probable effect of
the immense supply of the precious metals we are
receiving from all the newly discovered mines in
subject for consideration and we have no doubt it
will command the attention of all the inanciers of
the day.
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Died.

On Tuesday afternoon April q, at o'clock, AAnoy D.
PALMER son o. the late John Palmer in tho 59d ysaS Of
The relatives and friends Of the family and the naen
Deis ana exmembcrs Of Engine Company No 81 are re-
residence corner Of Grand and EdrIgc streets thi,
morning, at D o'clock without further notice Ills
wiz DC inferred in the family burial ground Ma
msroneck Weetchestcr county.
On ednesdny morning April %, TuoM,s Buseyrs of
co 1,,a in tho 44th year Of his ago.
LIS friends and acquaintanses and the members of tho
peice Of the Eighth ward are respectfully invited To
attend his funeral to morrow afternoon at o'clock
from his late residence, IS Grand street.
On Tuesday evening April 81, after lingering lness
mrs JAM ELizAsrTH HucHrs, wife OF Mr. John Edward
Hughes, in the 33d year of her age.
The relatives and friends are requested to attend Ia.
funeral from her late residence 10 Third avenue hi,
afternoon at half past o'clock Her remains win be
At the residence Of her grandfather in Pawiet W on
sstuIday April "a, MARY ANNA, youngest daughter or
months. '' ""a
Buffalo and Troy papers please cory.
xo.r m "eunesoay' Apfi 20, JONI frEcusoS aged q,
The friends and acquaintance Of the family .ro
spectfuny invited to attend his funeral from bis,ot
dence rs Fulton street BROOKLYN To- uarr ,s e resi-
AZ d nav past o'clock without further invitation.
James ,ua mprll rs ELIZA TERESA, daughter Of
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
tend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock from r.
residence OF her parents IL Wloughby street Rroosl
iier remains will DO taken TO the Cemctorr corne IT,
Eleventh street and First avenue via Fulton tery NJ
On Tuesday, April ~, TuoMAs MUM vo,no., =. =
Peter and Theodofia u. 'osclsaug aged ysys o oo
months. Jears anu
His funeral will take place this oftcrnoon a4o.,
from 19S Church street. ~ Q CLOCK
On Tuesday April ~ aftcr sLors illness. Rsv,..r
agtd years months ana ~ days. Alec an ~ 1890
April rs offer short Illness, CliapGrs 800 mI1",osdy
Lrush. = "hiiaN ~ and Mia
The friends and acQuointanccs ar tho r,r,,,
" ,e granuparenls hcnamn ~ Brnsb IA NV v, ,nose
ri, ,u r',pee'fey invited TO attend hr aner
~ ,,.rnooh ~ o'clock from rs Morton 49,, "'ierdii
on Wcdn@ day, April %, J,mrs I,o so, o sI ns
veg year monhs and II days =" = oa'hei Lou
h's funeral win iatc place III artcrnoon .,,.,.
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lie II known unto all that the 9Th of May,
We intend 70 reopen the John street Boys Clothing Ests
blshncnt, once 80 fnvorably known TO the public then
And there to exhibit for sale superb ock of Boys Cloth
ing comprising article in that line of business all
best and neaest styles in and others
tirely new and recherche. As candidate
favor we pledge our friends and the public that Will
bit the largest best and cheapest stock Of Boy and Chill
drcn Clothing to be found in this any other city Ge-
nn's fancy hxens not excepted) and we wiling to
leave the public to judge whether redeem Also that
we viii not import French Clothing because have
tried it, and experience has taught that not only
adapted TO the wants and taste of the New
That we can manufacture better article at half its
That we will at all times have hand we'll selected
sentiment Of Cloths Cassmeres and all other goods
SON. which We will pleased at the shortest NOTICE
aSn the graceful forms Of young gents and chill
eomn or ssred in styles sometimes worn by be-
Pease our customers and sell goods
and In order TO do have an assor m
BOYS and Cbldrens Clothing that exccIled
ana IN price Is below This vain boast
rne every word Of We do not intend to ayay
but will sell them at such rates will bring them within
the reach Of the weakest we as Of the
i. LOSEE No. 3 j ohm strnnt
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DOUBLE SH EFT i.
New York, Thursday, April 30, is5a.
Tho Wants, &c.

Owing to the excessive influx Of advertisements
forced to give up the two preceding pages of this pa
per for the exclusive benefit of its patrons At the
present moment there thousands of girls and in
this city who exceedingly anxious to procure employ
ment Those wishing to engage good servants clerks,
will find all the information requisite to meet their de-
mands. The Tenants Register, Amusemcnts, Shipping,
and great variety of other advertisements, will be
found on the third page Advertisers really crowd
ing the HERALD to its utmost capacity
she issuing Of double sheets to accommodate them
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Flushing on Tuesday evening. April ~ by the Rev
John O. Smith MARcENA NJ DrcKIssoS of riermont, t.
susAr A. BLoopooop. of tho former place
On Tuesday morning April n, by the Rev. DR. Macau.
this city.
In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April o. by the Rev. VIM II
Lewis, HENRY MooRE to FRANCES A., daughter Of tho
late John Ewell, all of that CITY,
AT Pleasant Valley, Dutchess county. on Wednesday
April % by Friends Ceremony BrSJAMs PRIcE TO MAJ.
TIA A. BARIciIr, both Of this city