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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-27
hERALD OF THE TIMES.
THURSDAY April 9th, 1854.

VI The Board OF Aldermen made
mistake in ordering a new election
yesterday for second councilman in the
Fifth Ward. The City Charter, us
originally granted, required that the
Councilmen should be elected first, and
that az soon as the requisite number
had been elected, the electors should
ballot for Mayor and Aldermen and
that the votes should be returned to the
Board oi Aldermen, and il there was n
vacancy or no election Of Mayor or Al.
dermen, that Board should order new
election. This mode oi eiecting Coun.
cilmen was found TO be inconvenient. and
the Charter was amended at the last
October session OF the Asse0ly,
that now the Mayor, Alderman and
Common Councilmen are all voted for
At the same time and on the same ballot.
The Charter provides rs folows:-
Each board may determine the rules
Of it's proceedings, judge of the elections
OF its orn members, and in case Of fail
vrss OF elections, or Of vacancy by death.
absence, designations or disability, may
order new elections.
Thus il will be seen that the Charter
gives no power to the Board Of Alder
men to order "a new election OF Council
men, while the Charter expressly dc.
clares that each Board may order elec-
tions. when necessary, for members oi
Its own Board. Consequently the
election ordered yesterday, by the Al
dermeD, could not be legally held.
The Charter requires thorough and
careful revision, Tor it is detective, and
many portions Of it are apparently in
consistent, and directly in conflict with
the Election Law These difficulties
should be remedied without delay, and
It's provisions made SO plain that such
errors as the one we point out could
not well be made.
We called the attention OF the Alder
men 10 this mu,ler, Tuesday, and,
since the above vas in type, we learn
that q, meeting the same evening, they
reeeded from their previous vote order.
ing the election to-day therefore,
there will be no election IN the Fifth
Ward until nolhc from the proper au-
thority.
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Theoiogical Seminaries, Scientific and Distinguish
ed ubiic Men,-,nd in fact, by all classes in the
community, Among others il rs recommended by
Rev. DIR. LYMAN BEEcHER, late President Of
Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. DR.. LEONARD WOODS, Abbott Prof Of
Theology in Andover Theological Seminary,
Mass. lion. DAsIEL p. THoMPsos, Secretary
of State OF Vermont, author of "Green Mountain
Boys,""L ok Aasden," SC, Montpelier, W.; {;
N.F. WILLIAMS, Esq., formerly Collector OF
the Port Of Baltimore, Md; Rev.JosEPHLITcH,
Philadelphia, Pa; b. c. FERsALD, Portland,
Me-, and many others.
In connection with our old 80 cent article, we
now put up n 81 size, in large square bottles uifh
rich enamsied blue wrappers, gh directions, and
fac siuiie of VIM. Jon'n Cutler, containing nearly
four times tie quantity of the smaller size.
Beware Of Countef,ts and limitations -
Enquire for the article by its WHOLE NAME,
"VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAl.SAM"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER & CO.,
Druggists, Boston, and sold by Apothecaries and
Country Merchants generally. Price, large size,
81 90; small size, 90 cents.
For sale in Newport by X. J. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD & CASWELL.
iyl2 GIN
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Unparalleled Bargains!
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRAC TlGNS 4!
At THE CELEBRATED
LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
IN TuE
UNITE, DSTATE5
HIRAM ANDERSON'S
No. % BOWEkX,


MI w u OOhs
IMPORTER OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH
CARPETS.
Buyers will find the largest stock Of Low
Price aud Medium to the most elaborate Au
busson, Mosaic, Medallion, aud Velvet Carpets
ever offered IN The world
TEN SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
Above ground, no damp Easements ar Vaults
under the sidewalk To endanger the health o
Lady purchasers, each Sales Room is devoted
exclusively 10 one description OF Carpets. The
Wholesale and Retail departments ofthis estab-
l.hment have been enlarged aid an addition OF
two extensive Sales Rooms, making a wonder.
iul and gorgeous display.
Sales Room No. 4.
FLOOR CLOrHs --An enormous Stock Of
John Hare & Sons celebrated English oil cloths;
also, American Boor oil cloths OF mag nifcent
TN finish, Fresco, marble, Italian and Scroll
Paintings, from Is. 3D., IS 4d., 5s., 6s., TO g..
per yard, from to "a feet wide aud 50 long.
sales Room No, 2,
ISGRAHAIN CARPETs.-Two hundred and
fit, pieces of English and American ligrain
Carpctings, allnew style, manufactured express
y for this establishment.
Sales Room No. 3.
THREE Ply CARPETs.-Eugilsh, Scotch
and American Imperial Three Ply Carpeling OF
lour own importation gorgeous splendid new
sty Of pattern.
SaICS Room No. a.
Low PRICE lSGRAHAiN NCARPETs.-Three
hundred pieces oi Medium quality Ingram Car
pets, beautiful large aud small patterns, manu-
iactured Tor the CITY trade, incredible low prices
Of Is Cd, 3s. As, per yard.
Sales Room No. 5.
RUGS AND DRuGGETs.-Engsh Druggets
4 yards vide 5000 yards Of low priced Druggsts.
to 3 yards wide AT 3s Gil to Is per yard, also an
immense assortment OF Mosaic Landscape, AK
minister, and Tuited Hearth Rug also 900J
Tuited Rugs at los to 2ls each.
Sales Room NO.6
STAIN AND HALL 900 yards
Of striped and figured Hall and Stair Carpets al
2s. Is Cd, 3, 3s 6d, Is, 5s, 6s and Is.
sales lk ,Om NO. r.
MEDALLION CARPETS, with borders Mo-
sale and Axminste, Of one entire piece, can be
htted TO any size room from $3.50 to $1,000.
RsYAL VELvET, Tapestry and Brussels,
from the celebrated Factories Of John Grossly &
Sons, and Messrs. ilendei son & Co. and others,
England, all Of our own importation, some OF
winch are exclusively our own styles ,and canno,
be found ~ any other establishment.
Sales Room No. ..
AuBussos sCARPETs.-They elicit the warm
est concentrations OF every behoIder, excel IN
beauty and durability, are sold al moderate pri-
ces, and introduced ia the market AT this estab-
lishment.
Sales Room No. 0.
VELVET, Tapestry, Brussels three ply and
twilIed VeniIan Stair Caipeting, remarkably
cheap.
sales Room No. 10.
PATENT TAPESTRY lSGRAiN CARPETS
Gold, PLAN, White, huff and Sc,oll Window
Shades, at Is, l2s, 20s, 40s to $40 per pair
Table and Piano Covers, Silver and Bras, Stair
Rods, Parlor Door Mats, Coir Mating also,
4s. 3d., s.. I'd. White and Check Canton Mat
ting, &c, &c.
HIRAM ANDERSON,
7-6nd&w 80 BowERY
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A SURE and Pleasant hemedy for COLDS
n COUGHs, CR0rP, WHOoPIFG-CoU9H,
AsTnuA, and il lungs sufficient are LEFT TO sustain
life, CERTAIN CuRE' ron CossUmPTios
Safe Tor the Infant OF the Invalid, in any stage
o weakness.
TIE GREATIREMEDYi is n, last discover
ed, Consumption can be cured aud Coughs
and Colds the parents Of that fell disease tha, 80
often brings woe 80 the homes Of our land, vanish,
~. if by magic before this SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
This is tlu which has 40 long been sought Tor,
and Is IN iul f,ilh offered ~ the public as a GER
tain cure FOR Coughs, oh Whooping Cough,
Cro+y,, Asthma, and q nsu upton. and will ia
any where lungs sufficient are leIt 10 sustain
lite check The liberation and raise the patient tn
health. This is not an lille bnast, nor 10 this
remedy sen, into the market without thorough
trial, bat has pr,ved beyond IA doubt that what
ha. been asserted cAS BE DosE
N. B BEWARE oy CoUsTERfEIrs, and
observe the following promissory Note, with the
FAC -imile signature VI the proprietor ON every
genuine box
"ISOOO5I On demand promise to pay to
the bearer FIVE MILLS for value received.
WILLIAM DEyfNES."
Certificates OF cures ID be relied on, found IN
the circulars left with the A rents. Let all tbs'
afflicted try il faithfully. Soil by Druggists md
Dealers generally
sugar in which il is packed, the virtue Is there
yet, and better than ever, save the iooks. SIM
! pLE but POWERFUL. Try Il fairly
The discovery Of this great remedy, about two
years since, almost n miracle, aud the favor
Il receives wieSe introduced aud the almost UNI
| paralleed demand, show 8 worth.
Also sold by all Meii,,ne Dealers throughout
the country.
OnIy 2j Cts. per Box--five Boxes for 81.
$. ID. FULLER & CO., General Agents, Nos 81
fremont Temple, BosToS.
The Depot fw Dr. Hibbard's Will Cherry
Brters; DR.. Eiibbdid's Pills and Creassisn
Balm;
Fowler's "Macaronick' sure cure for PILES;
Yankee Extract, ior tar, paint or grease;
DIR. Cprneli's Pain Expeller;
| iierrick & Co.'S 3. Z. Pills Herr,ck & Co.'S
| Pasters;
Gallup's Brer Root Syrup for Diarrhna; also
! a large variety Of Popular MeJicines--soid cheap
| for cash approved credit.
For Sale in Newport lay Il. J Tay'or and liaz-
| ard & CasweN. An. 20 ly dav,
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NOTICE.

T'IiE sr'Jscrib.rs are nw receiving their
i Spring Stock of House Furnishing dry goods
AM ca,,linys, and respectfully invite the Al
tcn,ion al "a cir customers generally, apd parr-
ulapiy lbpse who ave about i,a wishing houses for
the approaching season, To thir large aud com
prehensive assortment, which includes every al
ticIe OF dry goods requisite To liouseekcpcrt;
among them they would enumcrate English,
French ond American Blankets, Imperial Toi-.
let and Power Loom q ,ilts, Linen Sheetings,
Pillow Case Linens, Table Dam,sks, llucka-
buck, Boriered Towels, Damask Napkins, Da-.
perry Muslins, So'c de l.iincs, Printed Lastings,,
Table lovers, &c., aud in the
CARPET DEPARTMENT,
Velv.t. Tapestry, Brussels, Ply aud all quail
ties Of Ingran Carpets, among them many ia
small figures, especially adapted To cottages.
Oil Cloths OF all widths, Canton Mattings, Doon
Mats, Stair Linens, sc.
Possessing as they do, every facility fov oLtain-
ing goods on The most favorable terms, aud max.
ing their selections with the utmost care, they
confident that they offer more than ordi'
nry inducements.
Purchasers can have their Carpets made up,
an | Laid, at the shortest notice.
+. LAW Ton s. BROTHERS,
m2S ~ Thames -,
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Raid OF THE TINES NEWPORT MORNING APRIL

The counsel for the Dert replied that
this 18th section went TO the very spirit
and essence ofthe law, and that Il that
section was Unconstitutional, the whole
law was, as the vitality Of the whole
law depended upon the action Of the
people, and that without their assent,
il never would have been a law.
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Law, SO called, was argued before the
Supreme Court in Providence, full
bench, on Saturday, IN a case State
Jeremiah Brown, complananD vs Au-
gus,us 3. Copeland, certified from tho
Court Of Justices in This city,to the Su.
preme Court.
w. p. Sheffield Tor the complainant
II. Y. Crans,on e. Son and t. +. Cur.
penter for the defendant.
The following were the poln's which
the counsel for the Dit. raised, and up.
on which the arguments were made -
The Act passed a! the January ses.
sion, 1883, entitled "An act ior the sup
preston Of Drinking Houses and Tip
ping Shops" Is unconstitutional and
void, for the following reasons -
The attention OF the Court was call
ed to the first two sections of the 4th ar
licle Of the Constitution OF this State,
which read as ioIlows:-
Sec. l. This Constitution shall he
the Supreme law ofthe Stale, and any
law inconsistent herewith shall be void
The General Assembly shall pass al
laws necessary to carry this Cons,,u-
ton INTO effect.
Sec. 2. The legislative power, under
this Constitution shall be vested IN two
houses. the enc to be called The Senate.
the other, the House of Representa-
uves and both, the General Assem-
bly,. The concurrence of the two hou'
ses shall be necessary to the enactment
OF laws. The style of their laws shall
be,-"lt is enacted by the General AS
sembly as follows"
The distribution OF powers by the Sd
Article OF our Constitution is provided
for as follows
The powers OF the government shall
be distributed into three departments
the legislative, executive and juJici-
ary.
The whole power Of the people under
this Constitution is thus distributed, and
can be exercised only, and in no other
mode than that authorised, under this
distribution, separately and distinctly.
The Constitution withholds from, and
denies 10, the Governor the veto power
The 10Th Section Of the Act under
consideration vests the veto power, or,
wha, is the same thing, the repeating
power, in the people.
lfthe General Assembly can yes, that
power in the people, or "A majority Of
the people voting, the General Assem-.
oily may YES, il IN the Governor.
This 10th section vests. not in the peo.
pie, but majority OF the voters voting
upon the question, the power to veto or
repeal the law Of January, 1853.
The same power 10 necessary to veto
or repeal a law, under our Constitution,
as 10 required to enact a law no pow
er, therefore, can veto or repeal law,
tha, is not consututionally competent 10
enact the law.
II, therefore, the constitutional, law
making power, which exists exclusively
an the General Assembly, shall enact a
law, and ia the same or some other Act
make the continuance or repeal Of that
law wholly to depend upon the caprice
or will oi a power not vested by the
Constitution with Legislative powers,
such an act 10 void and unconstitutional,
because, among other reasons, the
law itself Is imperfect, and destitute Of
che high, distinctive, absolute and un-
aualifidd power which every law mus,
contain in itself, as n binding, authoriIa-
tive, legislative act.
The iulI, perfect aud absolute vaIidi.
~ and authority Of the Act oi January,
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" Young Ladies nowadays,
when they are preparing for a walk,
ought net to keep their lovers waiting
as long as they used to do. tor now they
have only to put their bonnets half Oh.
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DENTIST Y.

ALL operations executed ~ WM. d..
"A SMITH, IN a very superior manner. at mod
crate prices.
References Of the highest standing given te'
those unac,,,,intrd with his op 'rations.
Rooms directly over the Pos, Office.
Y7
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" Alta meeting Of the City Council,
Tuesday evening, Charlie. Browne |
was reelected Street Commissioner Tor
the ensuing year.
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~ +. HAZARD & CO., No. 10 Wa.hingi"W
". Square, Newport, 4. J.. wouid sail the at
teaii ~ oi their customers, and those iurnish'ny
ho ,ses Tor the season, 10 iher Large aud VET
.els cted stock of china, glass and stone ware,
consisting in part OF rich gill; figured, and la",.
French and English china, Rich cut, p,c'-ri
and fancy glass ware oi English French and
American manufacture. Also, white, blae a~t
white and other styles Of stone warc, ihas nah -
ine large addition To our former stuck. which
being now complete, is offered on the mo'v
favorable terms. his
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@ nlarinc Intelligence. MA
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED
WEDNESDAY, April Is

WEDNESDAY, April 10.
Schr. Favorite, Turner, Portsmouth, NY;
Martha Wrght,ugton. Wrigh,insion. + River,
Phila.
THURSDAY, April 20.
Sehr J e Waldron. Littlefeld, r River;
Champion, Rithburne, + X: Science, Gladding
Bristol, N Y Emerald, Bass,tt, Bost; co.
Slo )p Defiance, Horton, River Head.
SATURDAY. April 22.
Brig Harriet, Perkins, Va, Wahoboro.
schr. Charles Henry. Racket, Phila; 1hetis,
Baker, Bost; Amanda, Nickersor, Bosi; J
Strattan. Bates, Prov, Phila; Sterling, Chase.
Bost, N Y; Oriole. Wafe. Prov. Norfolk.
TUESDAY, April rs.
Schr Ann E. g. Cat'ell, Williams, Bost, N Y
Jasper, Sears. do, Prov; James Nelson, Phil
lips, N &; Susan Baker, Grookin, Prov ,Phia;
Sloop vigilant. Gibbs, N Y. Prov Willard.
Carr, N Y, BRISTOL
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EINlSHING LUMBER The subscriber
l. has now on ani goo 1 ass rtnent OF the
best Western Pine Lumber well seasoned aud
suitable tor IN mediate use. Also, good supply
OF planed Lumber Of various kind-, constantly
on hand
Those wanting, ate invited to examine the
above, at 2l3 Thames street
ml6 ALBERT EAMMETT.
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DEFIANCE sALAMANDER SAFES

DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFES
ROBERT M. PATRICK is the SOLE
manufacturer in the United States Of the
above celebrated Safes, and +. c. GoFTIs's
lnPEsKTRABLE DEFIANCE LOCK ANs
CRoss-BARs-The best Safes and Locks com
hlned in the world, to whom The highest premi-
ulps have just been awarded, by the Committees
sfthe Metropolitan Mechanics Institute DIV ash
ington and the American Institute, New York,
Delot No. 1872 Pearl street, one door below
Maiden Lane, New York, formerly 80 John st.
dl2 6m
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E)R SALE.-A lish second hand Carriage,
i made To ord'r, suitable for two horses, at'
present ai,ptal to Que powerful horse; u viii
seat six persons has glass sasnes, and a shift
ing glazed ront Tor summer or winter use. ~
will b. sDhl. as the owner has Use inr iti,ap-.
ply 10 JOHN FSaRSON,
d6ti 81 Broad.si,
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ALBERT MMETT.

VNO FARMERS--IIALIIDA Improved
i POUDRETFE is the most cri tain. cheap
est and valuable Manure Tor Corn, Potatoes.
Onions, Turn,ps. Beets, &c. that can he had
For sale by CDkNELL L. pEANIS,
Bro,d .treet, sole agents lor Newport
MO
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THURSDAY. April 20.
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM.
THE GREAT STANDARD

REMEDY for all z PULMON-
AIRY DISEA SES.-Exlen-
sively Used, Tested ami APP
proved in New England, Cam
ada, aud the British Provin-
ces during a period Of
TWENTN-SEVEN YEARS,
by Emin'nt Physicians. Ci1-
gymen, Professors Of Colleges,
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CARPErINGS.
~ IAWrON & BROrIlEltS. ~

u Inv 10 g BNO 7 TITTkS, n ] nlibtS'
l. st are now receiving th.,ir Spring supply
OF Carpetings, aud invite the attention ol pru-'
ch ,.ers To their assortment of Brussels, Velvet,
3 Ply, and all the lpwer grades of WOODEN Car.
pets, together with Flor aud Gil Cloths s.
Canton M,ttinys, all of which offered AT the
lowest prices. Carpets made and put down AZ
short notice. mis-
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TIE IsApE,LA GRArE pENrIFRlcE.

THE ISABELLA GRAPE DENrIFRiCE.
A uow and valuable discovery, containing
"A properties smh rs arc nU, 10 tr found IN any
other prepai alton for the ptib. This rowfrr
is prepared from the IsaLell, Grape Vine, and ~
,lprtual in removing the d,ss"lota,i,n of the
teeth, will tender them scasiifIy white md
clear, prevent decay, sweeisn ibs breath, and
cure the scnrvy IN the gu,ss. a u who have once
used Iharberlan's lsabslh 6tape dcuiiiiitc
" IN never use any thing else. T.yh, o-c ui.b
will proye the f,ct; sola IN boxes ~ % rruts
each, by HAZARD n CASNElL,
Apothecaries' Hall, Washington Suuare, t-d
Hill of Pharmacy, Th.ncs ST., md by X. j.
TAYLOR, No. zoe Thames Street, Newport.
X. L., Each bclx hears The signature oi
A. e.. CHAMBERLAIN.
m25ly
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SEASONED PINE IItNUER.


fVilE Subscriber ~ now receiving good sur-
4 rly of Seasoned Lunb'r, consisting ot Boara'
aud Plank of virious thickmssrs and qpali,ics.,
Also a full ass Irment of Cut Na'ls, all oi whlca'
are Cor sale ~ reasonable prices and terms, at M,
2i3 Thames 81.
d. ALBERT lIAMMETT..
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A suRr RempDy yoR GRAY HAIR AND
BALDrgssl Professor Woods Hair Res'ors-
tive will positively restore ara, HAN 10 ~ origi
nal r1irr ; produce n lusuriant gt,wih on bald
head proven, the h,ir frOn Edl ng OF. sna
cIeanse the scap of dandruf. and inTar,s n sof,
and glossy appearance To the hair.
rARLyLg, ~. June 27, 1864.
lIfvo H..l lrofc"sor %. ,. w"od's Hair Res
tors,i.r. arI have admired 10 wond.riul rntc,.
Nv hair Was tsco,a ..g, - ! thoagbt, prs,paigc-
N gray, bu, Wv the u,e of NJ. "k.siorsiive," 10
has re.up.cd ". w,gioai eoior. snd have n.
souJt, pctmsnen'l, so.
SIDNEY BREEsE,
w Ssnaior Uritsd sta,es.
For .,le by RI TAYLOR.
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HATS--Onc case more ot Genn Hats this
IL day reed at l52 Thames street.
a20 J. IL. COZZENS.
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MISSES, Youths. and Childrens, Hosiery and
Vu Glovesj at CHAS. W. TURNER'S.
a22
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GUNNER Ranges Just reed, a small in-
~ voice Of Summer Ranges, new article,
combining the properties of the cooking stove,
with the compactness, convenience and ccono-
my of the most perfect article for summer nse,
aud truly the poor mans friend at rs Thames
street. a2l Il. L. MESSER.
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T'HE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted store
Ill THAMES STREET,
are now prepared to supply their friends aud the
public generally, with French Confectionery,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Vegetables, Eng
lish Pickles, Sauces, Catsups, Fhvoring Ex-
tracts, Sardines, Olives, Capers, Preserved
Tom toes, and Mushrooms, Canton Ginger,
and Chow Chow, Wax aud Sperm Candl.s,
Maccaroni, Vermaceli, Pearl Barley, Sage, Ia.
pioca, Hommony, Samp, Wheat Gri.s, farina.
and n large assortment OF DELICAClES OF
ALL KINDS.
Good sents to all parts Of the city free Of ex.
ira charge.
All articles warranted as recommc nded
AL YOUNG & SMITH.
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| Larry Hat, Of the same si,le trd quality as
- retailed at his establishment in Broadway,
N. Y; Style well adapted to the wear OF ell
derly men. Also a few extra large sizes Of Get.
in's and Beebe's hats for the large heads.
J. II. COZZENS,
AL l72 thames ~.
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A FEW choice Frock and Dress Coats, nav
"A for sale by COZZENS.
a20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20
United States Marshal,s ONCE.

SEIZURE OF VAST QUANTITY OF FORGED BANK
PLATES, COUNTERFEIT IMPLEMENTS, AND BILLS
TO THE AMOUNT OF SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS.
APRIL 19-In consequence of the examination made
during the investigation of the parties charged before
Commissioner Nelson with counterfeng, two of the
MarshaPs deputies Messrs De Angels and Horton, have
been on the alert and Tuesday evening last proceeded
to ferret out all the ramifcations Of this extensive
fraud Accordingly they visited house in Lispenard
street. from whence il will be recolected Brown took
the bundle hich he gave TO Bowers. After a rigid
search the Deputy Marshals saw suspicious looking
vase in of the rooms and opening 1t it found
to contain large amount Of forged plates of several
banks, and $4,000 of counterfeit money in paper
and specie.
The following is list of the seizure made by Horton
and he Angels -
On the Farmers Drovers Bank of somers Now York.
we'll executed steel plate and so in counterfeit ave
On the Manufacturers Bank Of Brming CHAM Conn., $3.50,
In ffte altered from Michigan bank, and the counter
The Union Bank Of Albany New York $40, in five dollar
bills.
Union Bank Of Montreal Canada, several bills of three
The Bank Of the Valley, in Virginia. 5000 in aves.
City Trust and Banking Company $780, in one hundred
Columbia Bank Of Washington, $780, in 6ves.
Bank Of Monroe, Michigan, several bills
ONE ONE So So Plate Plate.
set Of moulds for the manufacture Of gold dollars
set Of moulds for the manufacture Of - 80 gold pieces
set Of moulds for counterfeit 25 cent pieces.
Avery large quantitysome thousand doIars-of coun-
large copper plate Is inches by r. with
vsnettes Of different banks which could be used in the
This seizure is not alone important and beneficial to the
several banks concerned but to the community at large
and much credit due to the Marshal and his deputies
of spurious moneys which, if circulated throughout
the country, would necessarily involve great evil and
perhaps implicate parties wholly innocent of their
originaton.
No other prisoners were arrested with this
horde of base money but the expect to trace
its manufacture TO parties already charged.