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others--but my idea Of this Government has always
been that freedom of action and of opinion were the
chief beauties of republican system 1t is at least
fair to suppose that the people of North Carolina can
exercise the right of suffrage nteigently- although
Mr. Clingman does not appear to pay them that COM
pliment. 1t occurs to me that he might, with more
propriety, come before the pnblic to explain why he
offered, and voted for, the plurality rule in the late
contest for Speaker--under the operation of which
rule Black Republican was elected. 1t appears that
he is ambitious of notoriety, and he has now fair
chance to distinguish himself in explanation of this
matter, without disappointing and traducing as
large body of the people as the American party of
the country.
The failure Of the Democracy to elect their Gov
ernor in New Hampshire has fallen like wet blanket
upon the Presidential aspirations of General Pierce.
If the Democratic majority, three years ago. haSgYen
way to majority on the other side, during his Presiz
deney, it is fair to suppose that he could not carry
even his own State in the event of his denomination.
A desperate rally will be made i'll the Convention for
him, by the ofce-olders and eanlpfollowers of the
present administration-but in vain. The Washing
ton Sentinel, Richmond Examiner and other leading
Democratic papers, have declared against him. One
more year-and, like Cardinal Wolsey, he will have
to bid farewell, long farewell to all my greatness
1t is agSin showing to-day. When shall we have
some pleasant weather. ESSEX.
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

DAMAGE BY rHE SToRN.-The gsle Of wind on Sat
urday evening caused some damage throughout the
city, The scafoldng Of the new church on the corner
Of Court and President streets was blown down and
scattered over the street, and the roof of building in
Second place, about being repaired, was blown of,
ard implied considerable distance A shed on hent
avenue, between Taylor and Ciymer streets, lOoxs9,
was completely demolished. 1t was used tor cutting
ard finishing stone. Cross & Co.'S lumber yard sui
fered considerably The boards aud scantlings were
scattered about In all directions Fences awnings and
trees were also much injured in some places.
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.,eh he va, pay. ard interest ths esi
=, m. rse RET esc Tie Of a'esst 81 The -b-cs
- we, whei cisu Cd wh he n rsTared b
n sv.p End wtere the shoad be ped Jsisn>atssr
a.. ,, tle acc odiusy for sreh damages and interest,"
sgw rRiAL-csURf.
Cbanlbersin sgt CHIerter.
Tie def rdalt moves for q new tiisl on the ground
AZ. ys, !, .ssssi esde'ee in indios the n'se IN
pit usou. and vrs No agreement TO tase pey usnross
rovea II shed BY ioterrDe- ron vsss
he t.rtie. sd loaned December ~ 1885 snd DE-
frs SsDt gave rlarua h- s four months tor sl<0
re .uou Il the interest That note wss prsesse,
ana secUud given months, Tor " 80 ~ Ins
eod ed sd the note Ia sn gwen June ~.
1874 AZ .,ry DAYS for = 40 A. zbou, tbs rls 10 n'st
ro- Wa sv.p another riven fr 80, ~ -
four months. IN evtscnce that tas Dofe
n ru xl TO - ire PLAINTIFF ia 81 onsiosuy
ofnsd that snto snd he 30 "a In~ wdsnS
up he M ret.e of paying for the eoebe o. borrowing
tbs )r nsary bat on he contrary,
Tia given Bna s 10 eOmpen Tor actual sad
ciaie Tie plsn'f Su-h Transaction posels,
and there H. this show u - cesrv
% Justify ne hodirs tie let Of the Jury palpsAy
wrous. The motion for = tis must be denied
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tAdvertisement1
PTRnY.s NATIONAL THEAIER.-The thOrOug

whh Manager PvRDY has gwen bis popular Taeatr
renders now the magnificent place Of snssnsAt II
NeTIok The AMI exterior hsye been ld1d paint
eo ornsnented uph sieEed newly earPeie1 which os
given II The appearance Of palace The and gorge0usy
beautrl ppeciace 0rcA DRAINS FROM the Of that
eHuent author Mr T. w Taylor and placed the stage ~
tlt enetpsug sta-e Manager and Piuce Of funny eAOss
NJ g. L. FoH-has with unlimited success IL sotted
TBr ORsScE.GiRL VENICE Or, TaE NoUISTIoS BIZ rHE
CoUNc OF Ten ard Of sterling nefit, aud recommends ~
al. 10 every lover Of tho Dfsn. IL will be Confined all THIS
wTEK end with will be performed that best u all Paato
min IS THE MAGIC PHLsthe Performance concluding With
the Drama Vi MATTEo FsLcoSE
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SECOND DOAkD.
SATURDAY, April 18th, Up. n

SATURDAY, Aph TIN, p m
The Stock Market exhibited much activity day, es-
pec,llv in the Western shares which were higher and
buovant OF Cleveland and Toledo 3, 500 shares were
sold not i-cludng large sales in private, and Of Chi
oaro and Rock Islssd $500 shares. Cleveland and
Toledo closed after the Second Board with sale Of
900 shares at Ell, an Improvement Of cent, and
Chicago and Rock Island closed at 80, advance Of
p cent; Milwaukee and Mississippi was in demand at
&c. which is II y cent better; Ilinois Central 30;
Michigan Central 95i, and Michigan Southern %, with
closing sale Of SEQ shares, all showing firm
make A sale Of Wsoonsis Lake Shore was
uade at 70, buyer sixty; Galens and Chicago
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Advertisement
THE NEW ROTARY LOCK-For Store Doors,

Dwellings kepcses-es the strength simplicity aud security
Of TIE best Bank add iron Safe Locks in IL inh
n,.y superior any clumsy key Is changed to small
ore 81 20 put your vest pocket pob1Onnae Asnunons
OF changes DO msde In the lock- u be nlsdo ALIKE,
ress EXPRESSLY ordered srest security lays Ia tho inpo-
shiy e being opened without the ah key For sale by
he E.c.:ses, HOLMES, VALENTINE X BUTLER.
Nos 90 md % Maiden lana
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ARRrsr Oh A CaARex OF HloHw.r RossEaI.-

ARRESr ON CHARGE or HIGHWAY hosBkkf'-
80 AIMED Smith. living Bergen Hal. s1l nsa nsmsd
Srsv.rt of NevYerk boaEht before justices crsns N
noboken Friday charged with sttsmpt ~ hshw rob
tery uron wkeh they comu1i,et 20 jail Uefmn
usa ed Suie who employed u Stevarth susar reha-y
VS., on his gay hone to Hoboksa ocl ek raupiay
rs.ht We BY these the plsuk wxk
Re e.Jovs Ttey ss.satd hiui best him ssvey sbot
he head sppsreuiy ~h ssyei aud is alleged that ta.y
r,a 10 rob lin OF biz vs,ch sud 10 rife he pocke He
ssS u,dsr hicb brousht about Hfy rshnen ivias
p@.r by to the spot, and they arrested smith AMI ss~si
Nsvor kener committed ben " Tue ees M ae Ast ana
they were YESTERDAY sem TO jail
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locomotive ran against q large boulder which had
fallen upon the track, thereby smashing the Loco
motive and several Of the cars without however, in
juring any person. Owing to the number Of extra
lookouts the engineer was warned in time. On exam
inaticn it was found that portion Of the tunnel had
fallen in. A gang Of men was Immediately SET to
work but did not succeed in clearing the track for
several hours. The p IN. train from Albany WA
detained three hours.
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Court CAIENDAR-TUIs DAY.

SrrrRIoR CoURT-Nos $50, lss 2l9, 222, esf, 23s,
sS 50 ss7 sss 21i G77 zIs re $50 ga 81 as
elrsiye, ~ -
SUfREnE CouRr-SPEcIAL TrRn-Nos. IS, 4s, ~,
30 81 inclusive. sci e73 inclusive Ctscvtr-Nos SIS -,
lc4 SIS ma go 70 $40 50, SIS $50 Sf, Sss $50, $50
CoNaos PLEhs-TRIaL TERs-Part Mos. ~.
ss 90 yt5 ss7 as go 70 4es iaeusiv- and S Part IL
No 80 rs S7 Ss3 s. 81 ISL +S, 80. ST. s. 49, ~, az
"a
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[ Advertisements
-Prnf. SILLIMAN SAYS, " X.

polosy undertakes TO acoomrIsh f whAt pa osJphy
reforms the external ~ord Il claims disc ose ne real
Of things, and 10 Nature unrsed and N a-f rue
festures." -,
ne Hon HosAcE NAN: II lsot upon Phrsnoosy q. 70
eui6, 10 Philosophy and the ha dSid Of Chrsanty W5o
ever dis.en true PhrerooEy pdsle eenesetor
FRorEssIosAL PLANTATIONS. with Charts and written
Descripcu. Of Character given when desired BY FOwLEH
WILLS No ga Broadway Eew-York.
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RrssIxG ENGINIs

RussIyG ESGIsrs on THE RAILROAD Track
The Coroler, Jury IA thu casa Of James she, who
killed StEGLy nlht By beirs over oy TUCK no T.
Fulton street while PIoeesdins 10 the te Pas-ed
rsTosd useks By FIRE sppssErs ana Request tns
Council ordinance prohibiting the same s?l-'arei
from The eydeuoe one man had hol1 u tn- tracks
AID De unable sep Ire se7 doa Ae aesn
Tie other members VI The hsd s,asonef re aenne
ccns~qaeuoe Of the oc,y h bal STAINED n goas
down the decyiy below S.rG. The practice Of run
mig ,he tEael eanEot Be s:r1rsiy ceH51re1
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IAdxerfisefnsnLl
TAuNetIIselHtuNI
CONSTITUTIONAL desire 70 treat al Consump-

CONSUMPrION.-I desire 20 sEedt al COusuIHP-
tves particularly those mo have ied al other ,os
relief Exr.rieucs has skosn lat Cos
suNrrIox readily other disease, aud that Lvss
.rd CcreH SRVP positive Surs for CosssnPsOn In ~ ~
varied futus MA D. ) Aasn,
PsyclicA PhyslclE. and Tscnpegt< IS West ssAst T.
Ofsoe ksus 10 = N to 2. n, wednesdays sxSsS<ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-14

HEsRY CLAY FESTIVAL The Eleventh Annual
Dinner Of the Clay Festival Association was eaten on
Saturday, at the Metropolitan Hotel About one han
dred and fifty gentlemen present Erastus Brooks
presided, AID Messrs. Brooks, Washington Hunt Jas.
Putnam, Joseph L. White and others were among
the speakers
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CITY ITEMS.

Saturday was by many degrees the wsrmest day of
she season There was not much wind, and the dust
was Of course less annoying than usual Near sunset
there was real Spring shower, accompanied by vivid
lightning aud heavy thunder. The night was warm
and pleasant, Sunday was cooler, but still up to a
proper April temperature The grass in the Parks has
got toerably good start, ard the buds of the early
leafng trees visby affected, and we may soon ex'
peCt the spowdrop, which,
--" tho hsrald Of the flowers.
Sent with iis small white flag OF truce 10 plead
For it's belea guered brethren-suppltantiy
II pgays stern Winter 10 withdraw his troop
Ofviuds and clustering storms; and having woa
SMILE Of promise from ITS plying face
Returns % tell the issne OF bis errand
To the expectant kost."
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IAiye-isement ]
IAdvcr-tsemcntl
Or 6 & FlTCHS "SIN LECTURES on the PRE-

Dr. 8. :. FlTCHS " SIX LECTURES on the PRE-
vyxrtcs .ad CuRE OF COMMUNION AsTHNA BRoScRTis.
HKArrDssAsr and the Laws u LIE with fgl eKpOsia9a
Of NKpicArEp lsHALLTfoS'"A edition, handsoGsiy
Pound In usr SO pages 90 RnsrsvlE and sssei Portrait q
the Arthor will Re furnished e. 0vAds e-rs
eoy-subst1rtiAry gi b So By NAL postage IS eta
Artlv b. letter persoasy 10 = > FITca Co. No it
Ns~-Iork.
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JAavertiserucntl
Tile ArRIN PORTABLE Gas WORKS Go. offer

he spp.rAfns tie siu -ssst aud most Eno
fer DIV spg HsDs-s Factories VILLAGE Ne foE infornsron
on TIE rur-hs.- County stas rshs under their pseas
svyly oes Of - Company No d5s bro.t~sJ, whs-s
the spparsfVs u 10 op ssiion-
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REMONAL.-CkOtkEK1, CHINh, ULASS" Ahh,
sc-The undersigned will their @tors No 90
Veseys about the lt1 inst. and will ot their heavy
,tocb e.nte very low prices fr cash prompt cret
TO .7cid expense Of The attention OF Country hsr'
chants "a particuady invited GOULD ELLIOTT, Importers
and Whoies.e Dealers, No 1856 Pelsi-st., NewYo
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CRARGE OF BUReI ARY.-Ofiicer Spicer late OF the
John W Bowdeu ehsrsed with having Saturday night
broken into the Workshop No @ East Thirteenth street
srrd by Richard Goucsbury and stolen thereron quantity
OF lead An the shop effected by breaking Oh
oso from tie side Of it, ard the prisoner as seen eaV
m Il With the eae be having BY Of tho sertuIe
!. al male Justice Brennan loci cd him up tor trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-14

The Court-Metial in session in this city to
examine into certain accusations made against Lieut..
George L. Willard by Horace Halde is composed
CT the following members: Breyet Col. John l..
Gardner, First Artillery Brevet Major Amos b.
Eaton Subsistence Department; Captain John B. 5.
Todd Sixth Infantry.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Gas GAs!-GAs FIXTURES of new and beau

All desi.rs. Just Tor tie Sprinz Trsis-
Also The cheapest and beet PORTABLE Gas woSks of
and improved srueon Cor private weiaxs villages he
For hoes4le retail call great Manufacturing Depo
No I'd Rrosi~sy. ARCHER WASEa Il Co
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MARRuRD.

caMPBPLI-EDGAR-on Thursday, Aprl 10, ct ehs red
drse Of The bride. JAes NJ fdssr BY the hev
Frrder,ci CLARK Mr. Augustine Campbell to Miss Jsae A.
ELfssE
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tAdyeris-nentj
NEW DECORATIONS AND PAPER HASGTSGS for

ls56-PRArr ElEpENgRGH, No. 80 Broadway, are pre-
rred 20 exhibit arEest and best Assortment OF PLA ad
DECORATIVE PAPER BAsGNGs ever offered N is cOaafry
None bat hr.s elias workmea employed
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tAdv-rtssnent
WINDOW SHADES. White and Buff Holland

PtcrusE CoRos TASsgLs nc. Wholesale snd retail b.
WooDpoRD WEmPLE, Manufacturers. No N Cathsnue ST.
Ee~York Country merchants supplied at the 10 vest price
ard on the most reasonable terms
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CHARGE OF FRAUD.-John Wagner, a baker, at
,ap OF The Lower Police Court charged with having BY
mean. Of false fraudulent pieterses obtain ID about 1900
yoth Of four Mr. Jacob Feiuk merchant IN washing
street II Il alleged further tia; tho -four ned
amer disrosed Of bis properly the purpose Of eseas
his creditors He taken before Justice Connolly, who
COZ. nitted him 10 the Tombs
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Advertisement
T,,r STRAWBERRY GIRL.-Ig is rather early for

srsu brrries but Tie interesting Sa~berry Ui 10 ths
lid th., By little CorlelA Howard in the drals
a FAshos isD FAssE- She plsys tonshi At bAssvSs
NUsEuM Mr. c. W. CLARK plays Carvin IN TaEkEss ths
81 lennon The largest alive and ms Smallest ernae
Dvatf ey.x seen sre now also 81 the MUSEUM
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Mr.. GREooRr NJ. WoErABxr delivers the second
lecture Of his course before the Young Mems Christian
Association at Hope Chapel this evening Subject
Syria and the Holy Land as a field of Missionary
Enterprise" Mr. Wortabet is native OF BeyTout,
Syria, and appears in the costume of his country.
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Those who wish to of the higher fights of
what is called Spirtualsm," may now be gratiied.
We learn that poeess of that class will recite poet
oa composition OF what she supposes to be of ultra
mundane origin, at the Stuyvesant Institute tomorrow
evening.
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advertisement
We invite the attention OF dealers and others to
ADVERTISEMENT

our large sock OF CEASpgLEEs ard Gas MIXTURES OF new,
or .iuA and beautiful designs OF OUR own MANUFACTURE
kIrcHELh. BAILEY 4 Co, No hS Broadway.
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AcADxmr or MUsIc.-ArangementS, it is under
stood are completed for having another season at the
Academy during this and the next month with the late
COMPANY.
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Isisenis~renti

BYIIs-NRNL1LY's celebrated Charch Fac
t.-x St,.nk,at l.ronos- school Plsntaaon All
EsiL gu hsui ard for sale ~ FAIssASxs Co. 81
saeir se.le " srereosn, Ne lac Broadway.
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Mr.. Fleming, Ms. Fleming, Miss Bridges snd MI
Steinmets give drawing rooufenerialnment IN Hope
Chapel on Wednesday evening next, the 10th.
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ACCIDENT on THE HvDsoS RYER RAILRoAD.-An
sccident occurred on the Hudson River Railroad lsst
Friday at p m. As the freight train to AIbsny was
passing through the tunnel at North Rhnebeck, the
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AiVertisemehfT -
GALLERY OP PHOTnGRAPHC PORTRAITS AND


NfSr.TuKEs OIL PASTEL AND wAIER CoLoRs. corp' Of
Artists q the highest facet employees Of ne coo
orx rrce No Pictures allowed leave the Ghery unless
esfey safsfsctory Miniatures and Portraits mads from
D.uerreotype PEI Of deoeased per.On.
GuRsEy PRBDgsGcKs,
No. 3i9 Broadway. eornsr Of Leonartst
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Yrpn1cr rs ~ CAsR nr McIY1osH.-1he

VERDICT ~ THz CASE OF hcISIosH.-Ihe Coro-
Jury the Of Wm Nenio-a foani dAa ea Iacf
day jersey City foand v-rct CT DsA.A csase y ~ u
SlofleEy cecasoled BY utemIsTanee sd ili-aer N-'
rror- Immediately e.usd By the liquor giTel MN wAs ~
t,..ied: h@r-by ceu.1-- WHO .ld aim te-
"gsos- Toward Barton, who slept IN TIE store VIZ E %
tie hight that - died AID arrested o. r'on asa OS71
discharged nothing appearing show hsrs 90 "a par
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FaraL RAILROAD

FsraL RAILROAD AccIpESr.-The Rev Mr.. Jsgso,
tn C.thoie uriest Of L.r,h-rryle killed agsisy
sxruIur by unriar o he cars Hs Almost eGt Ia Two
Hs fTom Frame.
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Advertisement
VII soy's ORIGJSAI D.NDELION COPPER.-

The renure sold wholesale by BARSEs PARK, HEeEHAS
car Co. end scHgTFLiS& BROS, and az retail 81 Drug
s,.ts generally Manufactured at Nos u aud II East lA ST.
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RELIGIOUS REyIyAL.-For some time past a religious
revival has been in progress at tho South Fnth street
Methodist Episcopal Church. The meetings which
have been held every evening are rrmerously at
tended and large number Of persons have been con-
vcred under the able preaching of the pastor the
Rev H. j. Fox, aud other ministers Of the Methodist
Church.
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MILITANT visIT. The jackson Guards, Capt
Heduck of Baltimore, viii visit this city on or about
the seoond week in May They will be accompanied
by comet band. The German companies viii attend
to them on their arrival here.
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sHAp.-Norh River shad are nov caught opposite
jersey City and N TIE bay pienfly sas ara selling N ne
r1.rks< iron 3 70 ~ ee-S esch-
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The Rev. Israe Corbit. preacher connected III
Senlown Friday l.st-
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Cry MoRrALITr-We learn from the City In
spectors report that there 1913 deaths in this city
during the past week-namely, So men, - women,
las boys and ~ girls, showing an increase Of 10 on
the mortality Of the week previous. OF the whole
number, died Of apoplexy, Of bronchitis, Of con-
Seson Of the lungs 81 Of consumption, ~ OF inhan-
nston Of the lungs Of congestion of the brain, Of
Inflammation of the BRAIN II Of dropsy in the head
of dysentery OF erysiPelas, - of disease Of the
heart of inflammation of the bowels, Of ,yphus
fever of typhoid fever OF disease Of the liver. OF
palsy Of smallpox IS Of conyulsions sisniie) II o:
Group, of debility nfantile Al Of scarlet fever, OF
whoopipg co, b, Of cholera infAntun, of cholera
morbus, II of marasmus (nfaniile of measles, and
Of t.ething. There were also premature births, 80
cases Of stilborn, and deaths from violent causes
The following the Classification OF diseases; Bones,
joints &c 3; brain and nerves s5; Sencrsve orgao-,
= hesit snd blood vessels, Is; lungs, throat, &c
u.s. old age, ?; skin, &c and erRptive fevers, 60;
stillbom and premature births, 80; stomach, bowels
ard other digestive organs, 50; uncertain seat and
general ievers 81; urinary organs, /; unknown, l.
The nativity table gives $40 natives Of the United
States, II Of Ireland al of Germany, IL OF BnSland,
and the balance Of various Eurpean countries and the
West Indies.
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ATTYAPT TO FxToRT FRoN A CHATHAM sTRFrr
TALoRA young talofess named sarah Lewis resides at
No e. Mulberry street. yesterday arrested By .u
ourdan OF the Lower Police Court charged with hsv
attempted money from Isaac JACOBS eloiher az No
~ Chatham street. by theaen to prefer comy for
larceny .sAnst him She taken before Justice connOy
" Lo held her 10 await xanlinAtOn-
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BIRTH,
DIED.

FyLIFR-Mr Fuller wife Of Junins Fuller Of soa, %
1Lursday morning April TO-
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

LECTURE on KAss.s.-Col. NJ. ". Delaasy, Men,
Der Of ConETes under the KaasAs State C5astu.o1 VII
deliver lecture a. Library Hal sevsEk on Iae4-ly evening
next The lecture will enbncs obsc,s u public atorsr
liable information 10 climate productions, soil ~ 1Ii
mode of euiuGtns te toketAsr With history Of tho Ts-r-
RAJ Government Co. DelGhay wd b rene nb7sed os' ~
Pres ~ Pros mob Lesven ost CitF o. a7 hsa
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-14

FoUyD DRowsEn.-On Saturday afternoon the
body unknown child about three Of age was t'sad
drowned IA Newtovn Greek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-14

TESTIMONIAL TO DANIEL K. SIcKLRs.-The Police
men Of this city Masking collections among them
svee to purchase some testimonial to be presented to
Daniel f. Sckles for his aid in defeating the Polce
bill recently before the State Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-14

JoSEs's wooD PARK-The Bleeckers are to bring
ne@ hundred lots Of this property under the hammer
on Tuesday. Rows of buildings will soon usurP :ae
place Of this fine forest The railroads running through
it, and the character of the ground, offer good advan-
taees for residences.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-14

We eek attention TO the advertisement Of Mr.. V.
Beaumont inviting the public to inspect tbs working
OF hs typo-distributing machine. The invention Is
ose OF such importance-f j, should prove successful
that We dspsrt from our usual practice, in order,
possible. to insure for examination by all person.
competent to judge respecting il.
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FRANCIS SALTER, NJ D.,
OcULIsT AND AuRfSr.
No. Is Boud-st, New York
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