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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-03
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THE CONTESTED CONTROLLERSHiP
SUPREME COURT-Befor- JUICE EsorI
TRIAL OF THE CASE OF JOHN 5. GILES sgt.
A.

TRIAL OF THE CASE OF JOHN :. GiLH> a5t
AZARiAH c. FLAGG.
The trial of this case was resumed yesterday an1
the following additional evidence induced
Jason Neil recalled for further e1am!naton. -
Que ton Have YOU staeio person that ted
az ofce from he the oe, AMI n At
had cot tbs nomns employment IN the oce VI the street
Commissioner which 70 b. usy -upiOyra
~ that YOU could say that you wersaesdy provided Tor VIA
ofce A. never said 30; know msn named Ihcm''i
md never made such statement 20 him
Direct examination resuuied-I had with
Thaut he told that he had been
id by the oc- that Nh Crane had promised
be wanted know how long hold the ON
told him could tell but going 20 work soon IS
" be done
John : kstchun. svorn-I one Of the fnspsc1rs OF
Election in Nneteenh ard First Diric; present.
curlg may have LETT about minutes seo AZ
OF ocock M Rich absent par, Of tie time TIA
ke was not there the announcement OF tae vote my I'M
rre.on he absent between alb two hours b-oS
he All ouceuent uBlocked the bOL cleaned the tsb-
trr 81 tickets table Al- cOmneuco 20 count ms
Il urd the that they compared with tue rA
= rl.ed hos contain tbs
In pie. by thruselv,s mean tue regular tcks. wh-u w.
Id finished asserting them commenced 20 eouat ms resu
r had n, splits BY themselves ~ ta-
Trs-cr--I Mr.. Buke-couucd tive and hsted tos p
70 ne LOOKED tast they al riga; and
then handed tier. Ny. Rch eountei tnen and place
bsn OF he aud One and tue Clerks NAKED Ne ~
tie ,o each regular ticket aud Tor the sps he Sle
,ue o. q piece which tbs names had oeSn
.ns each regular uckct tnsy marked 0ae - '-e
nsne oly being understood that tie number hs "a ne
for eaek think the tally rot OF tos
.a on raper; uumter .ded The resasI ta-s
"a 81 the name an they AID ssie ths Asr~-ate
Of the regular ticket not frSs>{ snno-nrdi As
s ~ out Do not where the ITALICS Of me r-SaIA
have than sncs the 'hs cts
~ Al. out al rs rznnnS sor tns s.1lr IN =
to.scAer-th-s- 5r,7 pee PsP'' 9ooss- 'a~ 'AV "
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,Hr-d di uc lcoh a the tally I al; Herret e,ei 81
un he .-i "a ~ef tnted ard the copys pHt % whcl
eer,a from ito sn',, ] We. clo,k. OF the Board
Of Ward CAnVA>Sersi ! saw thess resaIas before
Io.tiyely atoul that ia rot r,r.a.I, J.eyer nv ms.
taie before eirct ook sway the tally - from nv house GA
Ssurosy Al u, there carried there Si6
Oh. sil l16 for flsgs u penci MARKS the tons
u tie 'sly 1t a. Barks, house Mills viii me- AMI
lieve Nc KeteLu the number - vote. IA taes-
Goof'sy GVutheT Is lH; sPleas 10 be altered l0;
ire ftur-s foot up do no kuos how hsPp-nd iAers
pss sewers times tu7ing tae toa.y
sduteu sn OF the lnsPeo'o' got p and sac II be aid
terped work several times these csuroAsces eon
fuet us ,,ry much as very sleepy tho tune neither
NJ Herck seli h.d slept aHy nor MI he'esan ot
Mr. Burse saw Mr Rich laying of asieep, while we were
Closs el ed BY Mr. o'Conor-I hAvs situation in the
sses'. Oece ohH Dosne the Register be did NOT EN-
Ioy BO.r sherman mpIol 81 me do 1ot khy~ ~as 40
in be il dome for McSl edon Bake; belief tnat
the writing his Of ne returns not my hand"
think rh, LOUIS Glover In my h,nd~iunsi tosre
-vtrs places this that car point out q. my ~rs
sud which mink lcs furth-r tbs, the
Louis Glover not in hsna~runs; John cues
writing 'he 18Th page cannot swear any OF s my
ny beet oTinon b-i'ei y looks lie ~ntns;
page Ct TIE the County Clerk can swear
writing; the County Clerk wers the
ri msde; i IN my uri Ing down - the 1870 PAGE
Dc you tell lsra q AK "Wednesday that there were
tod ytody 'ha' Faeg had SIS have looked az
the return the time OF TIA AID person ng
on the but never told pot yely that Flax
that lad better and .Omethns brace
NJ. Lsusherl went out AMI took glass OF brady
sud Relieved susbterl want Understood though
that DONE make habit Of sucn things LauHhtstl
The Court adjourned after swearing Dsne W Fetch
wituess, " BIO viii be examined this morning
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERA-Aprl 2-Befors
Judge DAVIES
Robert Lindsay 1t al act. VIM. j. kngsland ct al
Order to arrest Mcfsrand vaost-d.
Dennis leO It al agt. Elisha RuCkmGn ct sl.-MO-
Z. on 10 gra- ted
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RiaInnd, Athya a. Co.'s Circular.

Per Ilanrc1 LIVERPOOL, Tuesday March TO, III.
Our last sdvices were per Canada on the 18th inst
BREADsIUFFSincs Friday the trade has been quiet the
considerable advance having checked business Az
market the demand for Wheat active and Fridays
prices barely maintaned We quote red lO 70 10
white 0 to il3 10 d. Flour is qet repeat Fridays
suotAhoBs Western Canal 33i 35i PhadePhs and Bai-
3i to 81 Ohio 36 to 49, y Dbl Indian Corn, under
very limited demand has declined II y quar- err yellow and
mixed S2i to 32j6; white 32i to 50 = quarter
in good demand, without change in
rriecs Bscon0ur market having been for tno quite
bare small lot Of prime just landed Atlantic offered by
auction today brought extreme prices % for G. c. aud
50 ash Homeless Short Mids bat with liberal sup
div these prices could not be maintained
TALLow very dull and PRIZES quite nominal say 90 70
81. for North American.
LARD is In fair demand at SO 70 6t.
NAVAL SToREsCommOn ROsin is firmly held at D. { cwt-
SPIRITS TuIpeLtne quiet and unchanged in value.
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nAifKHRs ID.

BARPOUR-WARREN-l THIS CITY, We1re saay, April >,
by the Rev DR. Buroh.Id, Mr THOMAS BARBOUR. OF
Kew-York, and Miss LIZZIE orl daughter OF Mr. D.yii
" arreu, Of Verona Oueids County, n \.
81 Ad Mrs Barbour sailed day in the seasr Persia FOR
Europe.
YEATON-PRAY-In Lawrence, Mass. Saturday. March
o. b. Rev Charles Henry Plummsr. v d. NJ. DANIEL
> YEAION, esq, AID Mss LAURA a PRAY, bota o.
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BENEFIT TO THE MoTHER or PAULINE GESET.-
We lean that the Of Niblos Gsden eoBjunc.
ton with the Rave Family, have presented Madame Genet
with 800 and intend giving her benefit Saturday evening
the 5h inst when all the performers engaged IN the eso
shIneDt will lend their lid We sincerely hope the public will
promptly and literally respond this appeal and crowd Nh0s
TO il. utmost cstscitv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-03

The April rain came last night in bousteous profus-
ion. About sunset soutbcrly storm commenced in
Virginia, or thereabouts, and by o'clock reached
this city. It rsned steadily aud pretty hard up TO the
hour Of this wrtng-lll ?. m.-with a prospect Of
continuing all night. il is the frst warm ra n since
the early part Of December, and will do much toward
clearing off the Accommodations Of ice which have 40
long incumbercd the streets.
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aRcnNu nOARD
WEDEEsDAr, April e-P. N.

The S.,ck Market 10 day was moderately sctiye,
ard although generally without important change, yet
the f.sture yss heavness notwithstanding the tone
of the foreign news was favorable. For the decline
II Enc ard other Stocks, it is difficult to find any
reason. The market was heavy at the Close Ere
closed at 56A-e decline of II cent. Reading was
du. OF 9li. Hudson River was buoysnt, in conss-
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

PoIITIc.L.-Wm. PesrsaI nominated a. Demo
cratic candidate fer Mayor Of jersey City, and Loren
20 Jaquins peoples candidate for Collector, have de-
clined their nominations
The Wings of the Third Ward have nominated VIM
l.. Dickinson and Rufus X. Terry for Aldermen.
The Americans or Know. Nothngs of the Third
Ward have taken up Mr.. Jacob X Wor'endyke
Democratic. aud Vim. l.. Dickinson Wing candidates
Eor whom to vote for Aldermen at this election.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Brown. Shirley g. Co... Circular.

Pc Ilanfr1 LIvERPOOL, Tuesday MaTch H. I3t-
Tho COTTOs market continues quiet, and prices slightly
the sales for the three days being ~ 900 bale,
with 4, So to speculsfors and exporters
The Corn market is dull.
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rad re<tisement |

The ATTENTION OF MILLINERS is especially
requested stock Of STAAw GOODS. comprising great
vATiety Of
BOssETs, HATS. FLOWERS AND TsIaNIsGs
adapted TO the SPRING TRADE. Also, SHAKER HOODS.
IDE, FELr HALL.
Nos. and II Para ace Nav York.
n B-PATTKsS BONSETs COR MILLSBES
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The Nineteenth Ward Pioneer Republican Club had
large and enthusiastic gathering last evening at Con-
RAIDS, TltTd avenue and Sixty-frSt street The Club
elected Edward Dayton President Pete Morris was
on hand with new batch Of unique and novel Repub.
can meodies
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.BROOKL wv ITEMS.

The second Concert, for the benefit of The Old
Ladies Home" will be given this evening at tbs Brooklyn
Ahensum II will be remembered by those who attended the
first that repetition called for by the Rev Dr Bsthuns
and sorrs behalf Of OVERLOOKING and delighted aIdsnos
The SUN of ole the material aid rendered that ocos
sion the Lady managers Of tb, excellent Society By
comphed musicians professional aud amateur who contrib
In repeating thu festival tbs
management offer musical repsst Of like refined and classic
quality, though in oil its parts Misses Brsned and
Dngey and Mr. Allan Irving, will lend the charm OF their
voices An orchests of forty Instruments from the Phihar
meDo Society and full ehorus viii be led BY hess
sEer and Perkins aud the lsstnaned gentleman smsur
of much talent will perform exquisite violin solo well
with those remarkable young MUSICIANS tho Masters Moore
grand and fantastic. The offset of this Concert
coumepdable and superior We hsvs pleas
ure in calling attention to IL.
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fAd.ernsems1tI

COEstMPTIOS.-l desire TO treat all COnsrmp-
tve but particularly those who have tried a, other
without relief KxIsrenfe has shown that Con-
readily other disease. and that LgsG
and COUCH Strip IL positive for Consumption in All il
vpr< furms. Mrs NJ J. haBtN,
Psychsl Physician and Therspeutist 50 Vest ths ~ T.
Office hours 10 8 IN. to p m. Wednesdays eKcePtSd
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The vice of gambling by means Of lottery policies
we are informed carried great city
co'rsry existing laws Many mechanics and lsbore.
no need all their earnings the support o. their household
are led 10 throw their sscrhee the and
haprpess Of uron them by the inatu,on Of
This sIece. Of gaming. Newark Eagle.
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Advertisement.
NiiSS CLARA DkRIISc.
HI\WATuA.

,o,s leSv ,trcu Phladepi, the first who made the a.
iempi 10 rece Lon gfeow Legendary Indian Poem BY
~ correct Resluss together with the Costume and az Ap
c,,,.,s Landscape presume the entertainment will be
Bv rov.l .nl ensr,snine IL drew immensely " PhIeie
- ,ra o,hr cities and expect 10 Nlblos Saloon
eic or FRIDAY EvrNNG by The beauty fa.hiou AID intel
usercs q Nsw-NVrk
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Advertisement.
4 BrAVTIFTL Co

=, by u~rr the BALM or THOUSAND FLOWERS IL va
Tan Pirules aud freekies from the skin leavHs II o.
-, ard Toseate hue. Wet towel on two Or td'-+
s,orr ana wash the face night and mornne-
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Au'rtAiscAfoH"I
p I'sEFUL INVENTION o

Tur NosT TsLFVL INVENTION OF TIE AGf--
F,ery Rouse.csper Refractory, Chemist CsffTneI-n is
bod, thai rrQares cheap. very economies sIa
80 Gssts or Summer Ccokns App,ratuswIl mud JUST wh
thew want in the M.sIc PORTABLE SvMssh sto'.
,cri. "a more than rentiemans nat sodd 81 W ~
Br,s6wav VI stsirs. Price rs and -
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THiRrrESrH WARD FILLMORE AND DoNEL'"N
ASSOCIATION. This Club met at the room, NO 4V'
Grand street last evening. The attendance was iaf
b, not overaowng. \ man with hand organ ana
aE,.le gl with tamb ,rne presented themselves LOT
admission but were refused, and retired discounted
kaer this overture was not performed, the members
preceded to business, and received some Committee
iepOrS, adopted On order Of business, and settled
aOue other prelmaaries necessary to place the -
ct, fairly on its legs and in good working order
The appetite Of the assembly seemed 10 crave
tpeechif,ng Volunteers were called for, AMI one or
Two appeared and dished up Oratores' repa't com
Pesed Of the old stock materials, without ne" comm
nents and without the usual high seasoning OF abuse
other parties. The speeches were on the who'e
ssher mild.
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Advertisement

BHLLs.-MESHELY celebrated Church. Fac
tory sesmboat Locomotive School Plants,n sni other
BILLS constantly hand AID for sale by FRsASks Co.
their Scale WarerOoIa, No. lss Broadway.
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PIcKPOcXrTs.-There were several pckpockets
m New York Jersey City YESTERDAY the Del Of he
Pers. lsdy named Mrs Maaid residing IN New OH had
her rocket picked while leaving the steamer Of - sat
cb.ct 81 $50 Freedman arrested suspicion
Gu med before Recorder Gutter but discharged for want Of
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The congregation Of the North Presbyterian Church
the Rev. Mr. Hatfeldsj in Thirty second street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues have raised sl6 25s
toward the amount which they have engaged to raise
by the first of May next 100000. The latter sum-
if raised in due time, will give to this Church Sratu
tous ste for their new edfce.
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APPEALTO THE CHARITABLE.-We are requestedto
eel. the the benevolent to the Of tbs wife
French exile this city with three young children and
unable her husband, who is in the West We
tho best proof Of character will be given those
who may take an interest in the with view help her
Address Madame Yslere. No. 1874 Grand street.
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IAdvsrtisemsnt
The INDIA RUBBER COMB COMPANY. " YORK.

ChUIIosMsnGArturers OF CoABs sni dealers therein
warned sganst eounerfeng simustns the trae marx.
labels Of THE COMPANY under pain Of being prosecuted sy
and cTimE71iy to the extent OF the law
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fA6yertisementl
,,c1ST DASprIIoN COFFEE

WusoN's ORIGINAL DANDEIION CUFFbE-
rA lime /. sold wholesale By BARNE' Fax HkG,sN
80 ~ Co snd scHrEFrLS Bros en-! a Us. ., pu<
lNAS .Tx Ms.af.c.ursd 81 Noe " SD ~ Es" lt'h ."
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IAuIeftisementI n,
4 CIRH PoR ASTHMA.-There are many wei

.tsd 49,. OF ts distressing ecmpNnt py nc uo
- b- VIA Cherry conbred by Dr. WIsrakia MS famous
Coz ca B.LsAN which medicine has achieved ~or'o"'de
rsrufrflpu.
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INorrsTs by rHE CoRONERs.-Coroner Connery
held AN INQUEST Yesterday o. No 5jl West Fory-ihd street
Who died the sht prey, from acc ie1tsy received
lew DAYS age in cosequence OF her clothes taking FIRE while
e The above house. Nerdict Aec
dental death"
Coroner Hills held inquest at the Eighth Ward
Police Station you body Francis Ellis native of New
York - OF who while walking IN Spring street on
Tuesday evening tAkea suddenly III and died before relief
could Afforded The Jury rendered verdict Of Death by
congestion Of the brain The deceased dler BY ecu
ration ard Nved the OF Manhattan and Third streets
Coroner Hills held inquest yesterday at No. pa
East Thirteenth street the body OF James henessy INA
tive Ireland IS year, % who while laborins under an At
ts,k OF asuiu t.eIuens Tuesday morning jumped from
trd-story window and xtsly injured Verdict Death
froua . fIscture Il the skuI''
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RuY OyER BY THE CARs.-William Donly was I'll
over by car Of tho Myrtye line Monday evening
seriously injured OceI Waddy Of the Fourth District Pole
conveyed hm 10 the City Hospital
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large stock Of CHANDELIERS and Gas VxrvREs Of
original n BE- sufsl designs Of sANUTacrURE
MITCHELL. BAILEY & Co. No 5s broaivsy
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fAdvertiseuent.l
BEADS

or EVERY pESoRIPrtoN
For sale by
Al, T. BEo w,
No 1876 frsn-t New oEs.
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ASSAULT WITH A SLING SHoT-Oaicer Ladd Of the
second District Police with suns shot Monday
night and erey injured In Al oyster cellar AZ inc lo"e ma
OF Fulton street Which he had entered purpose The
assslsuts arres ed.
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The Hon. Malcolm Cameron for long time prom
ineut member Of the Canadian Government sailed 70
Liverpool yesterday in the Persia
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FELL Dows DEAD.-Coroncr Redding was called
Yesterday 10 hold inquest upon the body OF JOhn William
who sudden expired engaged ia painting vessel On
Writings Ways the foot Of God street in the morning. The
deceased vas "a wears of age and has disease, supposed
to painters colo verdict in accordance rendered
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lAdvertiserentI


Hon HoRicr s.As loos pom Phreno ,sJ ths guide
TO Philosophy and the hARdusid Christianity Wh.=yer
seminstes true PhrenOlosy Ia public bsaefsetOt."
PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS, with Charts
AID written descriptions OF ehsscer given vbss ds-rsl tbs
PnkENoLocicaL CABRtT. No 1s Broadway
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fire broke ont in No 80 Carroll street on Tuesday
night, caused by the ignition Of clothing from
lamp. Considerable damage was caused to the cloth
ing, but the flames suppressed before other in
iury rcsulted
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j. Il. Brown odvertises a Shakespearan AMI Hia-
wathan Reading at Clinton Hall on Friday evening.
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Advertisement
CHEh RENTS

CHEAP Rents Williamsburgh rents are not
half the price a York = COcHcRorr No ~ south
7st has number houses and 10 rent or sell very
cheap Houses To sell on easy terms
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acknowledgements
Window Shades, White and Buff Hollands Oh

Cloth Table Coyer-, PICTURE Cords Tlsses se mssufse
prices by WoobF ORD WENPLE No 81 Csthsnss-st
N Y. Country Merchants supplied at the Lowest pncss
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TOws ELECTIoNS.--The following officers were
elected in the Town of Fatbush on Tuesday: Super
visor, james Is. Schoonmaker, Dem; Clerk, John L.
Ltffers, Dem; Commissioner Of Highways. JACOB
Marteuse, Wing Overseer Of Highways, Jeremiah
Vanderbilt, Wing; Assessor John J. Vanderbilt,
Wig; Collector John e. Vanderveer; Justices Of
the Peace, John He's Wing, Francis l.. Dalon Dem;
Constables, Peter williamson. Wing, BENZ. s. Mel
son, Dem, John Totem Dem John Hegeman, DE a
This was the only ticket in the field In the other
towns the present members Of the Board Of Supery,
sors were mostly returned
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AdVeTtisement.I =
Read the special notice headed Spring Work

The Journal siuounced stands without r'A source u
rrseiica information adapted TO the wants Of all
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1t is stated that DIR. Graham who killed Col.
Loring at the st. Nicholas Hotel, and is now suffering
the penalty Of his crime in the State Prison at Sing
Sing, is Ill that he is not expected to live He has
during bis incarceration been acting as Apothecary.
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DFsPoITING A NEW HoUsE.-The Third District
Police seted Tuesday night for robbng the house
OF Mr. No 90 Sscketts,reet of keys and bells aud
de.poiDg the walls. They were held tor bearing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-03

The CRY SCHOOL SUPERisTRNDEsT.-TEe BoarG
their last meeting adopted tbs report of the
Finance ntee which recommends that the salary of the
SureIiLteIdeDt be fixed at - 600 Per aanum
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THy CITY NORMAL ScHooL.-The location Of this
be char from Aosn street SehOO house No
which provided with better iatons Tho
school hundred and eighty four each
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One thousand three hundred aud twenty-five persons
were committed to the City Prison, during the month
OF March, for mi>demeanors and fclonic,. This num-
Der IS about an average.
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The police have made partial arrest of street-beg-
gars They will do great service as well as their
sworn duty by making clean sweeps. The Aims
House is the proper place for those who really
able to live without begging, and the Work House for
the large class Of abc-boded vagabonds who are too
law tn earn d living honestly