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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-08
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE,


Senate.
CONCLUSION OF WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Albany, April I, 1858.
PAssAGR OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
M vanderbilts resolution amended, passed at half
past II O'Clock last night by the following vote-
AyEs-Messrs. Babcock, Beekman, Bennett, Bristol,
Otis Plsts smith. snow Taier Upham, Vanderbilt,
NAY.-Messrs Bartlett, Conger, Cornell, Davenport,
Adjourned.
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
ALBANY, April 7, 1858.
BILLS REPORTED.
The Broadway Savings Institution, New York.
The Annual New York city Tax bill.
PASSED.
Relative to assessments in New York.
To simplify the Of collecting of water
rates and taxes in New York.
CoNMUTAnoN EMIGRANTs.
A communication received from the Emgrant Com
mssensrs asking speedy legislation the commutation
THE PAYMENT or INCuMBRAscEs ON REAL ESTATE
The bill to facilitate the proof of payment of incum
brances real estate was lost motion to reconsider
lies on the table,
THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.
Mr. COOLEY called for the reading of the bill concerning
the powers and duties Of the Commissioners OF Emgra
ton Mr. c. considered the passage Of this bill the best
way to meet the demand for immediate legislation
Mr. BERKMAN en- tered into defence Of the bill, claim
ing that 1t should be passed forthwith.
The debate was continued by Senator's TABEa, BART
LETT. and WRIGHT till the recess.
This debate like the the subject had
when the bill several weeks since Recess to four
o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
EMIGRATION
The question being Mr.. Wright's proposition to
recommit the Emigration bill to sect committee, the
Senate refused to recommt by ayes IL, nays 16.
Mr WRIGTr moved to recommt no rs to strike out so
much of the bill related to the restoration of tho Office
Of Physician of the Marine Hospital, which lost and
the bill passed, by ayes 20, nays7.
BILLS PASSED.
The Mock Auction bill
Authorizing record Of certain mortgages in Kings
county
Amending the act incorporating the Greenwood Co.
metery.
To appropriate part Of the wagea Of consics to- the
support OF their families.
The New York Annual Tax bill, which reaches 81; aS4,
900, by ayes 18 nays2.
KINGS COUNTY
The third reading Of the bill in relation to doawing
jurors in Kings county, made the special oscr for
TO. morrow, over the tax and toll bill
GOVERNMENT ExPkSsS.
Mr. VANDERBILT gave notice Of bill to be presented to-
TO provide for the pense OF governsent, and
to pay certain claims, which nov imperiousS demand
payment.
Adjourned.
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The second Trial Of Spring, this Murderer.
VERDICT OF GUILTY.

PHILADELPHIA, April 7, 1858.
The jury in ths Of Arthur Spring came into court
this morning withs verdict of murder in the rs degree
After the polling Of the jury, the prisoner asked perms
sion TO make statement, which granted He then
made long address, giving account of his acquaint
ance with the murdered women and his several visits to
their houss. Hs said his told him he would 90 to
Carrols house on Thursday night and get the money
Lynch having gone to New York. He tried to dissuad
him from the robbery. No mention was made of murder
His son. he ys told him to 60 TO bed. which he did
pocket book, nyfng he had the money In the morning
his son went out and bought the shirts giving him dol
lar note, and gold dollar He made mention OF the
murder ana =, (spring knew nothing Of 1t till after he
own innocence and the guilt of his SON. He was willing
to die, but woald die innooently.
Judge Kelly rebuked the prisoner for his hardhood
persisting in such improbable statements when his
history Of the and the evidence Of the case to show
how utterly fase all that he uttered In conclusion
no urged him not to die with slsehood on his tongue
but BY utterng the TRUTH clear the character Of his
from the bree1h Of suspicion.
Sentence deferred aad the prisoner was conveyed
The court ara vicinity densely crowded. but NO
was made by the crowd although the re-
suit OF tho trial gave evident satisfaction.
Markets.
NEW OhLxASs, April 8, 1858.
The Arctics news to hand this morning, and has
not affected tho cotton market. The sales to-day
amounted to 5000 bales Middlng is quoted at oH a
exc. The increased receipts at all the Southern ports
over the date last year. are now 372 900 bales
Lard has declined 40 Barrelled sells at SAc
CHARLESTON, April 8, 1858.
The sales f cotton tn day 900 bales at prices
the market aed accurate quotations cannot be given
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The Marion at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, April s, 1858.
Tho q. 2. man steamship Marion Capt NJ Berry, ar.
lived here at II O'Clock this (ruesAAy) morning
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sTauE uI NEW @ YORK VOLUNTEERS @ BENEFIT IS CON
yst1s appears dsps.sion. Hsd Ec1arn.y
as
EoURTH sEMI-ANNUAL EXHIBITION by THE
pupils Of ottignons Gymnasium. win take place ON
& w.s 18Th For aasr
Pyas TIE Cymnasium
THE FIFTH ANNUAL DINNER OF TIE AMERICAN
At s.s sME A'is's'asf ss?Ss ~ ne HS$sssG. sisi'
PRO: b 1f purchased s.l, at tn. emo.
n: s.sss.sioa WIN bo aided the esea.len BY the
a.!: .;::;;:: e. ss Ss:::; 81;
Diasr oas.sis ss ak I G,sIGsh; ss,Is; ..
F. Q. wrxrss, Secretary. '''N'' -''A'
RyTcHERs. ATTENTIoN-AT a, LARGE AND EN-
Ing q n the Ho EsgSar Of the
inst. tie following resolutions unanimously Adopted
81 :1ss s I'll tie
ss:
Il Nss sssA ola hsss s being
shs ssss,sd sF q s7SsSaya fsas W take into a.
forming Hide and Fat Gs
.s s' ss =, ss:
oSlSok On Monday evening nth st ali
Of great Importance will aHA sefers
JoHK ELLARD Secretary, pro tenn. ''''''A''
NEw PATENT BRICK MACHINE-A MODEL OF
newly invented machine for tempering clay and mould
ing hrcks by steam water power BY which tho
clay ground and tho brick the same time In
hs best At the rate Of six bricks
Bre.d~sy from ceosl and sn's1a irom 81
s'HE COMMITTEE ON STREETS OF THE BOARD OF
sSss.
widening OF Duane street. BY order Of tho Committee
THOS WHEELAN
j. ROGERS.
W. MCCONKEY
TRY GOODS, sTRAYED OR sToLEN-A LOT OF
4 goods shpped from New York by the subscribers
and Eric Railroad not hoard Of Any Information CON
oernng said goods will bs thankfully received
j. H. SHROPSHIRE,
r, - J. W. COCHRAN d Co.
Lexington. KY, March -, 1853
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NoTiCE-THE PATTERN MAKERS AND MILL
spectfuy invited to the Ward Hotel
corner Of Grand and Elizabeth streets Friday
April at o'clock to take into tho
state of the trade.
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THE TRADES. &C.

AT A MEETING OF THE COMPOSITORS EN-
"A ployed in tho ofioe Of tho NEW YORK DAILY
TINES. ON the 7th inst, 1t was unanimously
Resolved That vote Of thanks be rendered to Messrs
Raynopd Harper and Cor for their readiness pay
I'd inst. ROBERT .CUNNINGTON Chairman
THOMAS j. WALSH Secretary.
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AACHINI6T WANTED.-WANTED, A MACHINIST.
IN scoustomsd to general jobbing work about o factory
Apply at the India rubber works. Thirty
street Aad Third avenue.
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Affair In WashSnSfnu.

SENATOR sOULE CONFIRMED As MINISTER TO SPAIN
REJOICING OF YOUNG AMERrCA-rHE NEW NAIL
ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA VIA VERA CRUz-ARKAN.
sAS NONINATI0Es-MR. WISE, ETC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-08

MxLT2R WANTED-IN WATCH CASE MANU-.
M factory; an expsrenoed and thoroughly practical
nsnt situation At tho highest wages application to
Bowman Co., No. II John street.
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literary magazine, is in capital keeping
with the tone, temper and character of the
Tribts'e's Echo correspondence. Ere
parting with this writer, we advise him
to watch the result of the approaching
Maryland election, wherein he will dis
cover that the Wing party is not dead and
and buried, as he asserts, and that it's
time-honored principles are not univer-
sally regarded as worthless, if not as
monstrous outrages on civil liberty, as he
intimates. We ask him also to note the
antics of sentiment being evolved from
the whole Worlds Convention, now in
session in New York, and to be similarly
evolved from every other one-idea politi-
cal gathering to occur shortly in nom
slaveholding States, if he would realize
the extent of the folly, ignorance, preju-
dice and fanaticis,n of those for whose
qualification alone, he would have the
Government of the United States admin
iStered.
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Later from Texas.

The New Orleans Picaynne of the 1st inst
has Galveston dates to the Goth ult.
The Indianola bulletin says there were
sometime back vague rumors of the appear
ance Of the cotton worm; but it rejoices to
learn that they have entirely disappeared
and that throughout the twelve or fifteen cot
ton counties of the West the cotton crop is
very promising. A much larger crop than
ever before made is anticipated
The editor of the Nens learns that the
troops carried to Brazos Santiago by the
steamship Louisiana are soon to be followed
by 500 more, all destined towards the Me-
silla Valley, with view to meet the move
ments of the MexicanS at that point.
The caterpillar has made its appearance
on several plantations in the neighborhood OF
Richmond Beyond Brazos, however, the
crops are everywhere good. On the Cibolo,
the only complaint made was for want of
room to house the abundant crops of corn.
The Austin Ga-ette, of the Goth inst, says
ono Of the greatest outrages ever penetrated
in a civilized community took place near that
city on the opposite side Of the ri, err, on Sat
urday last. A Mexican was secretly taken
up, whipped most barbarnusly hung until he
was nearly dead, and then after being let
down, was shot. He died of the wounds about
twenty four hours af erwards. The officers of
justice have made one arrest, and are the
track Of Others, supposed to be the perpetra-
tors of this hor:id and iendish deed.
The La Grange Monument informs us tn at
young and promising lawyer in Columbus,
Colorado county, by tho name of Gritty, some
days ago attacked and killed man named
Bhine. Mr.. Gritty made his escape.
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New Publications.

We are indebted to Joe Shillington for
the Illustrated Magazine Of Dirt, No. 9,
Vol. 2, published by Alexander Montgom-
cry, II Spruce street, New York. If
this number is an average specimen of
the work, it is the best wood-cut pictorial
that we know of, published in this coun-
try.
Buckingha sends US from his pictorial
depot, in the National Hotel building, the
September number of Pmaan's Magazine.
We are also indebted to Mr.. Joseph C.
Kennedy for the first number of the Jour-
nal Of the United States Agricultural So
ciety, Of which he is the Secretary, beau
tifully gotten up and full of useful agri-
cultural matter. As for the Society it.
self, if it fails to become an engine for the
Capitalization of the Government, it is
destined to career of great public utility.
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Spirit Of the Morni M Press,

The Union this morning joins issue with
the Louisville Journal, wherein the latter
insists that the recent Congressional cleo
tons were not effected by the popularity
of the present Administration. The cdi-
tor argues to show that the question of
the propriety of the Administrations ap-
pointments, was made well nigh the only
issue throughout the Seuth by the Wing
press, and more especially by the Louis
vile Journal aforesaid. On the whole,
the Washington paper has a decided VIC
tory in this contest. The Union quotes
from papers Wing and Den ,ocratic " first
rate notices" of Mr.. David S. Gregg, of
Springfield, ILL.,, lately appointed Com
missioner to the Sandwich Islands, whose
fame, heretofore, has been altogether pro-
vincial.
The Intelligencer replies to the Unions
recent charge that the Wing party is re-
sponsible for the present condition of our
steam navy, asserting with force and
truth that the Democratic editor has put
the ssddle on the wrong horse. The In
teHigencer in the course of it's remarks in
this connection, also takes occasion to
deny the truth of the charge of the Cour-
Ter and Enquirer, that the imbeoility"
of the present Administration is the cause
why there is no steamer ready to take
Mr.. Robert j. Walker from New York di-
rect to China.
The same journal republishes Wash
ington letter from the Philadelphia In
9uirer, in which there is an able and in
teresting account of the Earl of Stil ling,
the grants to him, his family, and the claim
to be his heir as now presented. This
paper was evidently written, however, to
bolster up the speculation which has lust
been sprung on the Government.
The Clippers leader is handsome and
well deserved eulogy upon the present ar
rangements Of the Washington City Post
Office and the efficiency of our Postmas-
ter.
The Sun contains nothing editorial.
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ID I + n.

On the 9th instant, after IA lingering and painful
Illness, MARY ANN, i'll the Goth year of her age
wife of Souhey :. Parker
The funeral will take place on Thursday the Stf,
INSTANT at O'Clock, from her late residence, on ii
street, between 2lst and 22d streets where the
friends of the family are invited to attend.
In New Orleans, on the 9th ultimo, of yellow fe-
ver, ADAM A. CUNNINGHAM, second son of Mr..
A. Cunningham, Of Georgetown, ID. c., in the 26th
year of his age.
% We are happy to add that he received every
KIND possible attention during his illness, which was
only days.
In Alexandria on the LIST instant, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH DAVIS, late of this city, aged s. wears. and
consoTt of W. NJ. Davis.
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Personal.
bureau.

....J Smith Hollins, Mayor of Baltimore,
Geo. P. Kane, Collector of the Port of Balti-
more, and Robert Tyler, Esq, of Philadelphia,
are stopping at the National hotel
80. Mr.. William Tyler, a brother, It's said,
of ex-President Tyler, has heen appointed
Clerk of the Gosport Navy Yard, in place of
Mr.. Manning, removed.
-. Senator Geyer, of Missouri, it is stated,
is suffering severely from disease of the heart
-. NJ lie. de Melissa sails for Europe next
Saturday.
....Hiram Williams, the pedler who was SO
brutality attacked in Greene county, N. Y, on
the 18th of August, by Warren Wood, died on
the night of the I'd inst
49,. Lola Montez has quarrelled with her
new husband, because he was jealous of a
violiniSt from whom she" had received some
polite attentions The husband raised row,
and was kicked outof the house Served him
right.
-. Gottschalk, the American Napoleon on
the Piano Forte, has returned to New York.
go. Hon. W. S Ashe of North Carolina,
arrived here to-day, and is stopping at the
Irving House.
80. Gen. Pillow is in New York.
80. Geo. Wilkes has sold the n Y Police
Gazette to Rudolph Lexow. Wilkes retires
with snug sum.
....A little package was received at the
fremont House, this morning, for Miss Logan,
the actress, which on being opened was found
to contain cluster diamond ring, of the value
Of 5000, with the following inscription Pre-
sented to Miss Eliza Logan by the citizens of
Boston. 1852 As no note accompanied the
gift, the lady is at a loss to imagine its source
further than that conveyed by the inscription
Transcript, SUI inst.
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UDr. Cox, speaking Of persons who
profes to do great deal of religion,
without really possessing any. says they
resemble Noah's carpenters, who built
ship:n which other people were saved, al
though they were drowned themselves.
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ing to Law, this vacancy must DO supplied by
selection from the line. Z
REMOVALS IN THE PATENT OfFIcE.-Wm.
r. Bradford and Thos Gadsden, the former a
temporary clerk at 81 200 per annum, and the
latter Sd class clerk at 81 800 per annum,
were to-day removed from the Patent Office
hureau
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

nRS. r. 4 J. HUNTER. member. of the ROYAL
~ College Of Surgeons, late OF IsIingtnn, London,
have taken up their residence ia Warrington, for
the treatment of
DISEASES OF THE CHEST
comprising affections OF the rHRoar BRoScuIIIs,
ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, aud disca,es OF the HEART,
TO which branch of their profession they have ior
many years given their exclusive attention. ne pc
culiarity OF the treatment employed nv Drs. H., Is
that the remedies employed are administered by ls
HALAIIOS IN the form of vapor
Residence and office, 10th street, between G and
III streets. s,p6-n
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1.-THE Baltimore American is informed
that the silver change, spoken of in our
paper yesterday, as in the hands of the T..
S. Treasurer here, can be obtained by any
of the Baltimore merchants in exchange
for gold.
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Presidents Mount.d Guard.

~ The members OF the Troup Will meet AT
the armory, this evening, for drill, At y
@S( O'Clock.
A Also, on Wednesday Evening at the az
moTy, Tor drlll, at the same hour.
Also, on Thursday Afternoon, a; ) O'Clock, n
Weeden's Stables, for drill on horseback, with
bres in complete order.
Also, on Friday Evening at the armory, for drill at
~ O'Clock.
As II If OF great importance TO have all present at
those meetings il is hoped that thr notice VIII be
sufficient.
All the members intending TO participate m the
parade on MONDAY next tile Eth instant s'must
report 10 the Captain on Thursday afternoon on the
Parade Ground,'' 70 as the arrangements can Dc
completed.
o. This order is perempiorv.
JOS. PECK, Captain.
e. w. McLANE, Secretary.
SEP est
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GC~During the last fifty years, France
with a population of more than thirty
five millions, has increased in the num-
Der of her people but little more than the
two States of New York and Pennsylva-
MIA, with not more than one sixth her
population, in the same period. rE5
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

Il WILL offer AT private sale, my LEASE. with
Il Bar room Gas Fixtures, and other aIucles all Of
which will be shown 10 any one wi hing 10 mn,
chase. Locality on Pennsylvania avenue south
side, near 9th street runs back to street; con
tains IL ROOMS, in good order. Time of lease %
months The House ID in good repute and dong
good business front just painted A ouantiry of
good LIQUOR can be had at cost price, For fur
ther particulars the subscriber.
All persons indebted TO me will please call up md
pay and save further trouble. J. DAVIS
yep6-f
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A ROUTE ON THE STAR FOB SALI.-A
Route on the Star, having seven hundred
and seventy-five subscribers, will be sold
low. An active, industrious man can
soon increase it to 1000. Apply early at
the Star Office.
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G5ssJEkH:aas lot of PI.iNOS, from the celebrate
II U II II establishment OF Knabe, Cache, &
The editor Of the LynchIurg EXPRESS, SAYS: "In
referring briefly TO the Piano advertisement OF
MessTs. knabe, Cache, Co, of Baltimore, we
stated that we should again refer to it more fully.
We are personally acquainted with the standing and
character Of this firm, having acquired il by several
years' residence the city where their mandatory
is located They have high reputation there.
Their instruments have been almost invariably used
in that city, the public concerts. For three
cessive years they obtained AT the Fairs of the Ma
ryland Institute the first premiums, notwithstanding
the northern manufactures, and the eminent Plan
is, Strakosch, the musical director of Parodi who
lately opened Music Establishment i'm New York.
selected portion of his stock OF Pianos from this
establishments
We guarantee to sell at mandatory prices. Terms
Of payment made moderate, or liberal discount for
cash. mo. F. ELLIS
Penn: avenue, between 9th and 10th sIfes,s
sep 7-eo2w
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FANCY GOODS.

VyE have always on hand an assortment of Chess
w DOmnoes, Backgammon Boards, Games tur
children, School Saichels, Travelling Baskets Combs
and Brushes OF all descriptions, Perumcry, soBp,
Toilet Powder, Porte MonHaies, Gard Cases, sesar
Cases, Sewing birds, Sc. SC. Al.n, a very fine
assortment OF fine Pa pier Mache Goods suitable fer
Presents, at the Fancy and Music Store of
sep6 IF ELLIS
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WASHINGTON ENTIN 1.-The
w first number of this new Daily will be issued
on or about WEDNESDAY next, September 18th
Twenty five thousand copies will be circulated, at
tOrins an extraordinary opportunity for advertising
Persons intendieg 10 advertise requested to for
ward their copy or before Saturday. tn 10th in
stant, 10 the Sentinel Office, Wards Building, near
the Capitol. BEVERLY TUCKER
1-3t
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TO PRINTERs.-A super-rsyal Smith
Press, in excellent order, can be purchased
low at the Star office.
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JUST ARRIVED,

"A SPLENDID assortment of The following Cele-
L brated brands OF superior HAVANA CIGARS,
10 winch the subscriber invites pcction Of by
citizens aud strangers. They have been carefully
selected by him from some of the largest importing
houses IN the North, and which, for quaint, and
pnce, cannot fail to give satisfaction:
Ell Dorado Ariana Aep,auo
Pocahontas FilIibustro Londres
San Mateo Victoria La Nuata
The Mulata will be found the finest Principe Ii
gar ever broL ght % this market
Fine Cut Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO, of
the first quality
superior article of Turkish Smoking Tobacco.
J. +. POWERS,
aug 30-6t street between 9th and eth IT'S.
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> VI. PETrENsILL & Co., Newspaper Advertising
agents, are the authorized Agents TO receive adver
flsemsnts and subscription for the "Star," at the
same rates as required at this Office and their re-
eeipts are regarded as payments. Their Offices are
t NEW YORK, I22 Nassau Street.
BOSTON, 10 State Street.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
w new assortment ofGood>, consisting in part
OF, viz:
Plaid Silks Black Silks, Figured Silks, Plain Silks,
Plaid Raw Silks
Plaid and Figured French MouSseline de LANES
Black Alpacas, Bombazncs, French Mcrinos, En-
glish do
French Ginlams, English GinghaIns, Irish Linens
Linen Sheetings, Table Danlasks, Russia Diapers
Grape Shawls, plain Wonllen Shawls
Cashmere Shawls, square and long
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinet., Vestings
Three ply Carpets, Ingram Carpets. Venetian Car
pets, Rag Carpets, Blankets of all kinds.
Bear III mind, from the large quantity of goods e
sell, we are enabled 10 give greater bargains than
can be had elsewhere.
sep 7-eo2w HALL & BROTHFR
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> Exhibition and Concert, in aid

~ Exhibition and Concert, In aid
S OF the Sunday School attached TO the Sixth
Presbyterian Church.--An exhibition of Scripture
Scenes and Incidents, by Magic Lantern, vii! be
given at. Island Hall, on THURSDAY EIENING
next. In connexion with which some choice pieces
OF MUSIC VIII lie sung by the Choir, who will be- aid
ed on the occasion by several amateur yocalj.t.
Exhibition 10 commence at = O'Clock.
Admittance-Aduts l2k children, O. cents
f. Let il he remembered that this is an effort to
extend aid to the lnfan, Sunday School of Infant
Cnurch sep st