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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19

mIrvur-on thursday noruing, March IS, OF coz
sumption Msur ID NornIs, wife OF W Bauvelt
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 10 al
tend the funeral, fam her late residence, No 25 Spring
street, 10 day (Frday) al wo.ye O'Clock NJ without for
thcr Invitation. Hor remains VIII be taken 10 Eocklaad
county for ntermont
BRixurI---ln jersey City, on Wednesday, March II,
daughter Of John and LLAMA & campbsl, Of weehaw.
ken aged % years
The funeral ~n take place from No 10 Grand street,
relatives and friends Of the family are Respectfully invited
10 sitend
CANAL hs residence. TompkinsviDe Staten lsland,
On wednesday, March 10, amer short Illness Nosss
CAsY aged 90 years and II days.
church, ii 1ompknsvns, this .frday) Ancruoon, Al
O'Clock ns friends Of The fsny requested b attend,
pasorR51u.-ou Friday March H. from injuries ro-
cevcd by falling through hatchway, In Rcade street Ro
Epr DsrogsDnu, aged rs ears.
Hr fr ends and those Of Mr. Michael Lofts invited
20 attend the burn services, At g. GcCrges chapel Beck
street, oorpss Of Cg street, his frday) aternoou
p,Saes.-,,n "wednesday nigh, March N, OF consnmp-
ton, JssH DAtsaaH, in the 2Ttn year Of his age.
aa,asaav xoreh ~ Nc %.., Iy sage, ~ +, on
the late Joseph Dnnderdale Of leeds England, In the
esth year OF her age.
The friends relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral saturday afternoon A.
hrce ocleck from ChrNt church, Bay Ridge Carriages
viii be ssuns at Souia serry until bali pas. two 2 "
March 49, ste1 short illness, Mrs ELIZA H. widow
OF the late Christian Harr0t, aged o. years months and
days.
The friends Of the family are -fully invited
tend the funeral, from her late residence satartay
moving, At eleven O'Clock
JacKsos.-ou Thursday svsniug, March Is, jaws HsR.
wy, acn Of John and DorOhes Jackson, aged Is gears,
nortbs aud z days.
rhe relatives soa friends o. The f~nIy and the me n
bers OF the Clonsp Society Respectfully invited 10
tend the funeral, sstupisy Afternoon, AZ one oclo
from the residence Of bis isher, No W East Thirty hrst
street
| JAxsos.-A'tar lingering illness, wnIIAx JAMESON in
the 4otb year Of his OF the late Robert Jamso
The friends and usnssnces Of the family those a
brother John Jemisor and the exempt members the
Fire Departent, respectfully invited 70 attend
nerA from bis lac residence, Ne "a west rhir,y-c9ur
snsA, near ssa avenue, MS r'dss1 stsrnooo, Il on
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Brooklyn CITY News.

tvs SRTH WARD MuRvxa-Coroner Coxne summoned
jury yesterday 10 inquire into the circumstances Of the
death OF poans Reynolds who killed by his brother
Christopher Reynolds, Wednesday evening last
pos, norton examination made by Drs Cochran and
Hutchinson and found Mat The knife entered be-
tween the third and fourth ribs, the left side pcne
trating the heart The wound was about one inch
length and half inches In depth In consequence
OF difficulty IN procuring the Witnesses the inquest
down for this (friday) morning. At The City hall II
appears ia, Christopher (wno resided with his brother
in Pacific street, near Vanderbilt ayenue) came homo
rather the for kquor. Dennis spoke 10 him ABOUT
bis drinking habits which irraied him. and he struck
the table violently with q stick nc had in hi, hand
Dennis took hold Of hie arm, when they clnched
and both fell upon the 1oor. In the struggle
Dennis stabbed and jumping up ran out and ascend
cd the steps OF McCormicks grocery CRYING out for
light when he fell down dead His body was taken into
the store where remained antl the arrival Of ne Coro
ner The Ninth ward police had mean time arrest
cd Christopher, whom they found the basement OF the.
house vhers the murder committed On searchir x
him several pocket knives were found but as they W. re
old and rusty and looked they had not boon sei rsr
long time, doubtful whether the deed w4s coutst-
ted with any o. then. The accused was formerly 20
nceman Of the Ninth ward, but dsrnssei for run-
kenness. Yesterday morning, when spoken To IN walton
tho murder he expressed biz doubts the death OF
his brother. lie Indirectly acknowledged having mad .
dnlculty with him, but appeared 10 think that si no.
terminated fatally. The deceaed repres Aed AZ
N been a sober, Industrious Hc leaves wife AMI
three children--one an infant
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Appointment OF West Point Cadets.

WASHINGTON, March Is, 1855.
The following il a list of the cadets appointed 30 the
MgSiary Academy al West Point
NEW YoKK Ninth district, Frederick J. James; Six.
seeuth John Essn Eighteenth, james r. Reed; twenty
fourth Theodore Y. Kline; Twenty hh Henry Dodge
twenty .exih, NberlM Murray.
puNrgyIvAN1A Second district, Charles W. smith;
s,xth n Porter; twenty second James Riddle.
Nrv JErgur.--TIrst district VIM G. Barnard
MAINE Second district, Jared a. smith; fftn, Ozn A.
Msss,rrrSvrrs-Four,h district, George Burroughs;
esxth John II. Cealy; Tenth, Clemens g. Chahec; Ee-
veuth VIM b. Chapman. First district vacant
Coxsycr1cur-Thrd district, James d. Webb. second
district vsoant -,
R,srrcxY.-Nn,h district, George ". Ewing. second
and Seventh districts vscsnt
ONO Seventh district, Henry p. Dcnny; Ninth, Van.
rlerc Coonrod; Twelfth Morris shan; Thirteenth, " b
Hsmliou; Seventeenth Asa Botsee; Eighteenth Henry
&eamore. The Third, Sixth, Eighth and Eleventh dis
fric,s are vacant - -
IsptAslrhird district, W. Shrewsbury Fifth, Isaac
Helm srth James r. Drake; Seventh, VIM. r. Spurgen,
Ninth John A. Krebs Tenth, Arthur y. Reid.
HIrSort Seventh district, Joseph W. Vance.
MrsxouRI-Fourth district, Joseph Crane, Jr; Sixth,
Jsspey 7. Templeton Seventh district vacant
IovA-Robert n. Moviett
CstuopsrA. William A. Marye.
KArpss-Gcorge W. Smith.
EKBpAsKA. Henry Q. wharton
In addition 10 the above, cadets have been appointed
from the Southern States.
There vacancies In Delaware, Rhode sland' MI
sagan, Wisconsin, Vermont or New Hampshire.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.
AinASr, March Is, 1858.
REPORTS or prrtA

Senate
A1RaSr, March Is, 1883.
RxroRrs OF BILLS
By Mr.. FccrR rep. )Favorsby, 70 allow the Mechanics
Bsnk Of Williamsburg 70 reduce ~ capital and change I
name.
NOTICES oP Hills
by Mr.. Ely fdem ITO csnse the removal e obs,rue-
tons In The Harlem river Also bill 10 provide for the
removal Of MComb's dam.
Bill for the relief Of the creosors Of he Reciprocity
Bank Of Buffalo.
Bi amending the law relative 10 life insurance compa-
MES doing business In the state
Bill Increasing the powers Of the Governor and fixing
compensation ia the Executive department.
Bill provide for be appointment of clerk and doru-
~ clerk OF the Court Of Special SEASONS the city
New York
Bill reaiIve 20 sleeping cars on railroads
The bin 10 establish regulations for tho port OF New
York was made the special order for Wednesday noxL
The bin reimposing tolls railroads was made tho
special order for Thursday neat, al II O'Clock.
syKSISa SESSION.
The special order being Kansas The resolutions were
debated by Messrs. Noxon, wadswortb and piven.
MIR. Wads tn Ia speaking
vote will BE- taken 70 morrow morning without de.
bette, Immediately after tue reading cf the jourrAi
Assembly.
ArRaSr, March IS, 1858.
aSrv ucsr NIL.
Mr.. LAvxru (dem.) bad lssvs "a bring in q bill v
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4 =. AN - ,-..-.x l., r--.
ochfH. Ms remains VIA DC h"'roo IN ureeovoon ID
ue,try
hEsC<s-at bis reside. iIa'oesn svenos, Wosx.
Ign, On Thursday. March ."' "iHAn hAsou' Agsd ~
years. =. o... .
The fnperai Will take place w searcay morning =
ten O'Clock, from the Churcn Of ~ a, corner q
York aud JAY streets where 40. ~n requiem mas -
be offered for the repose OF his soul. -.
MAcporA In LONDON. on saturday, ID 20, csAuxs h
MAcDorA, tsq solicitor son Of the late "eny macdcus
10 Of Dawson htreet, Dublin. sscd 80 yea " ".
MANLY On rhurscay morning, March Is, ~tano~
Manly aged 90 years. formerly OF BallnA, oee W hATo.
Ireland =.
His friends and ncqusintances Are respectfully inv ea 20
without further from bs go
residcpoe No 2sO avenue A on Saturday afternoon
O'Clock HIS remains Will taken 90 Calvary Ccns-
terry for intermont
MrNsos - On Thursday, March Is, AssIs NA2xz orIy
child Of CAPT J. w. and Mary Ann Munson AGED uookhs
and Is days
Tho riends and OF the family arc respes-
fully invited 70 attend the funeral this (ridsyy sernooa
nj one o'clock fyon the reedenee OF Mr. rnyor No
$50 Greenwich street
NuGxs7-Or "Wednesday March H. OF cous eetseu Of ~
braun MANY NrcxNf aged n yosrs
Her friends are - INV A 10 sstond xhr fne-
raj from her mo,hers anc reesdeucs no ~
Fart Event, srs street this (Fdsy, sfternosu = SO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19
A Fight on the Floor Of the Assembl y-IBlo
Spilled, hut $40 Lives Lost.

IRON the Albany Statesman, March IL
oday Immediately after the adjournment OF the House
at the morning session OF the New York delegates,
Mcesrs Chatseld and Delaney, got engaged in n eight
The floor Of the Assembly So far a we can learn the
Mr. Delaney has made practice Of "objccns" TO all
requcsn-or nearly alior unanimous CONSENT asked by
any Of the members Yesterday, We believe. Mr.. Chat
aeld had bill which he particularly desired 10 move
forward Kno sing Mr.. Deaney's course, Mr. Chatdeld
ect when unanimous consent shouid be asked for tns
purpose Mr.. Delaney, we are informed, said he
should object 10 everything Of the kind
Subsequently two Brooklyn bills we're referred on
consent, and Mr. Chatled, surprising Mr.. De
ianey had changed his prior determination made his
ton. Mr. Delaney hterposed an objection, aud II was
Al the close Of this mornings session Mr. Chsined and
Mr. Delaney met the door, when Mr.. Chsideld alluded
w the subject hg he thought Mr. Delaney wrong
10 object 10 tho moving forward OF bill Of interest 10
New York and suffering unanimous consent 70 be obtsin
ed for similar motion IN regard 10 Brooklyn measures
Some words, and we presume warm ones, we're inter
changed, when Mr.. Delaney We learn from many of
those who were witnesses OF The scene struck Mr. Chat
field The latter gentleman, Who naturally quick TEN.
pered instantly szed Mr.. Delaney by the throat, and
about 10 return the blow when his arms were seized
retained hrs bold upon Mr. Delaneys neck ue hosever
and Il somo time, and not before Mr.. Ds color
turning rapidly that Of those unfortunate individuals
who I've the bottom OF the Ieoompon fraud, that the
grasp OF Mr. Chatncld looeened.
But the stout arms Of Deputy SERGEANT At Arms George
Mr. Delaney throat, al tho expense Of half art collar
and small portion Of linen bosom, and the combaants
were separated.
while the "muss' lasted, thero not little excite.
ment the floor. largo crowd rushed b. the scene,
and prominent among those "bessed" individuals, the
peace Makers we're Speaker Alvord and the venerable
Mr. Enes Tho former called upon the begcrent parties
10 respect the chamber they we're nthc latter exhorted
them TO rc~pect themselves.
Af'es the parting Of the angry Gothamles, threats
"pot loud but deep Of future action, breathed.
How 10 endS Is there " be q due-s real percussion
cap pistol arrangement In there be a regularly ropcd
ring and q settlement with natures weaponss " the
enslc 70 be one Of those popular movements Of the
Legislature OF 1858, question Of PRIVILEGE We anxiousy
await further disclosures
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House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, March is, 1858.

EIIEysE or FEDERAL CoURrs IN UTAH.
The Judciary Committee, TO which was referred the in
curry OF the h OF March relative to the expenses Of the
courts in Utah, reported that, by existing laws,
pcnse OF prosecuting before the United States courts in
tho Territories for Offences against tho law be paid
pxBArs VOLUNTEER ARMY hill
The Army bill was taken up.
Mr.. SAVAGE, (adm Of Tenn. argued in favor Of voun
teers against the nendaon OF the Secretary OF
War for q permanent increase Of the army He con-
.onded that the idea became prevalent that must
depend defence standing army, the universal
elf reliance for their protection actua,ing the people
woulc be stricken down.
cd rebellion OF Mormous that State they deded the
whole power of toe government, and was then sup
necessary operare ag them but few noble cit-
drove them Of
Mr.. hvmuH.r MARSHALL, (opp q KY responding 70
move tho troops while Congress is IN session Congress
regulate their departure ana furnish volunteers for
the purpose Congress also be con'euded could coun
termand movement OF the regulars, was necessary
their judgment for the attempt 10 send them would be
a clear usurpahon Ct power on the part OF shs fres
dent
Mr.. FAULKNER, (adm) of Va, asked Me. Marshall
whether he was prepared to recall the troops from
Ttshs
Mr. MASH ILL., as a member Of Congress, was prepared
90 control movement Of the troops, and to e' The
PRESIDENT know Of the determination OF congress anu 70
compel obedience ,
Mr. wA@Buss, (opp OF Ne, contended that there WAS
egA authority tue forces IN unuor VIC
oreeeut circumstances Therefore, Il ia intended TO use
them an amendment should be made giving the President
authority tor that purpose.
Mr. SMITH, (adm) OF H., said Nthe MISTER was an open
contract would guarantee that his state would under
take subduo the Mormons and compel them 70 OBEY
NJ B,srn Iopp - OF Mo, exposing the true character
OF the Mormops contendcd that the duty Of the
government TO subdue Utah In order 10 enable our ci
2ens 10 pass the Pacific the route 70 which is block
AIDED by the Mormons.
Mr. ourxAs, (sdm Of Mss, coniended that the Utah
expedition defensive not aggressive Howevre odio
are the institutions Of Utah the government had no M
fsntion OF interfering with them. .
Mr. MoRRIs (adm.l OF M, Thought the Normons would
oner no resistance but wished TO know how the laws are
10 be enforced While the jures are composed Of Nor
mons
Mr. Qrrr~aS said q United States Court had been or
ranized at Col Johnstons camp. As vi the question Of
nr Merrs tina, would be provided for hereafter let us
iu csrry the laws now, and provide Tor dsooedience
Of them hereafter He did not advocate an increase OF
the army for the main purpose OF asckug the hormons
lie showed the necessity Of employing an additional
force the protection Of the Texan aud Western IRON
tiers and spoke u the peculiar fitness OF volunteers Tor
che purpcse adding that while he commspded volunteer
force in Mexico he was never wiliully disooeycd
mai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

rH1LApKIPHfA STOCK BOARD.
PuttprtPms, March IS 1858.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania state b's, s7I Reading
Railroad 70; Morris Canal, 4s; Long island Railroad
l2s. Pennsylvana Railroad, 43z.
NEW ORrElSs, March II, 1858.
The sales OF cotton to-day $500 bsjes, ut 1oAc.
Ilc for mddng Sugar 1rm, fair 10 fully fair sac. 70
SIc Moiasses CSC FLOUR steady at ~ 3IL asa 50.
White corn 47c mixed 40c. Pork arm mess sic Holders
demand an advance Bacon-Shoulders, In dry salt
sidce 7I.c Baoco-RIb sides 9lsc. Rio Conee-Sales 10
day Of 900 bags lie, and 200 bags do Al &c.
l2c Freights-Co,ion 10 Liverpool I'D.
BALTIMORE March 1s, 1858.
Flour steady. wheat firm red, u o. a VI To- white,
81 asi 2s Corn-sacs $4,000 bushels at b3c. sec.
for white and SEC SIC 70, yellow whhkey firm at 2c.
= u ~, fox city and 22c for Ohio. Sugar afm sales
600 bhIs Cbs Porto Rico and New Orleans at &c
refined advanced &c. Coffee buoysnt RIO 1okc Nc;
stock Is 900 bags Provisions quiet
PHtADstPmA, March 1s, 1853.
Flour very dull and prices favor buyers. Wheat in
sctive demand unchanged rates Corn rm and actve
whiskey firm, At Hso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19

FHUNIIHFNtkg t6VS
The Democratic State Convention. which met 10 this
city to-day nominated Alexander Duncan for Governor.
MIR. Duncan Is the senior member Of the well known
bank ng house Of Duncan Sherman Co. Elisha r. Por.
ter, member Of Congress, named for Lieutenant
Governor The Convention was well attended, and its
proceedings were spirited and harmonious. The election
takes piace on the 7th OF Aprti next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19
MARRIAGE AND DEATHS.


EvAS~-TBonTSos-On Tuesday, March 16, by Rev. ?.
n vsnceef OF Jersey City, EpwsRp EvASs 70 Miss JAsE
THosros eldest daughter Of the late Capt Edward Il.
Thompson, of this city.
Govs-SrwnL lin Brooklyn, on Thursday, March Is,
by the Rev. Samuel I Spear, WALTZ s Cows 10 Miss
NAB, A NEWELL
JsI-Ds--BAusHxR On Thursday, March is, by Rev.
Dr. Phillips, JoHy LAnos, Esq., TO Miss BAHAARA !.
BArsnR youngest daughter Of Joha Baushcr, E all OF
this city.
Ross-BRApvoRp.-On Thursday, March Is, nj 81. Tho
nas' church, by the Rev DR. Mosean, JOsnH A. RsE 70
Miss MARY T. BRADFoR7, all of this city.
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The Ohio Legislative kidnapping mn.

The bills repeating the acts passed by the last Legsls
turc prevent kidnapping in Ohio and refusing the
of als for the confinement OF fugitive slaves, which
passed the Senate time ago passed the House night
before astthe former by twenty and the latter by
twenty one majority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19
The Hudson River Clear 20 Albany.


The ice the river moved last night about ~ o'clock
The river clear and ferry boats running regularly
Tbe water "a not 30 high TO prevent business the
piers. The ice Is probably clear Of Csseton bar,
and the prospect n good for speedy clearance. The
boats 10 from New York commence running TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19
Destructive Fire In Ftttsburx.

PIrrsHt kti, MhfCh 10, 1905.
This morning, at four O'Clock, the extensive cannon
foundry OF Knapp Wade we're entirely destroyed by
1rc Tho loss estimated at 500 900, which here Is
90 200 Insurance In each Of the following oiccsncla
ware Mutual and Franklin, Philadelphia; Homo, New
York Czcns and Western Pttsburgh and % 600 in the
Reliance, Philadelphia. Tho IRE ID supposed TO be the
work of an ncendary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19
The Election In Kansas.

81. LoUIs March IL 1858.
The LeAvenworth Kansas correspondent OF the Leader
says that the free State vote for delegates to the Const
Convention In that city $50 against cast
for State officers on the 4th OF January.
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THE sTKAMzR ArLANrA-THE SHIP STAR OF uorB.
WASHINGTON, March Is 1858.
deepatoh from Charleston says that the steamer At
ants passed on Saturday, that she was lying easy
and that her cargo all out
The ship star OF Hope, previously reported ashore At
wlloughbys Point has been got OF without damage and
without dpcbagine her cargo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19
Arrest OF COMMENTATORS.

MONTPELIER, W, harch ~, leoo;
Two person were arrested this morning ri Northheld,
OF passing one dollar bills the Lyndon Bank altered TO
tens About two thousand dollars Of IL exchanged
Yesterday 1t Montreal and Rouso's Point
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Heavy Gale ut Rochester.

Roc1urrrR, March Is, 1855.
A heavy westerly wind commences blowing last even
ing and continued all nshs causing great oss OF proper
y this city and vicinity BY unrooing houses, blowing
down seepies, sc All the telegraph lines running Wet
and South from here down The food In the Gcncsee
river "a dong considerable damage.
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NAviGAroS OsxS TO NswARK--The Ne ssk sfosyfiser
Of the l7h INST ssysrhe receu hue weather mas cleared
the river Of ice below the bridges, and navigation win
New York has been resumed The ics IN the Harksvsar
has Also broken w and been csrried OF
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n.LrrNoRT. March Is. 1853.

WHOA Boxer and Dean affair came OF In Detroit on
tho l4th inst young Irishman named Thomas Bren,
in The employ a. tearnser Of rich farmer named Lee
with end married Miss Laura Lee, daughter Of the
Aforesaid fArmex
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Murder OF a Master ny his own Slaves.

man named Maxwell was found dead yesterday morn
ing near Rardstown II las snce been ascertsned that
he killed by bis own negroes One Of them has con
fess ed 10 as much.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19
Explosion Of Locomotive and Lo.s OF Life

BrWAIO, MhfCh IT., Is55
The freight engine ON the New York Central Railroad
exploded her boiler this morning. Batavia fatally in
turing Clarke, the engineer, and seriously woundng
tie brakeman and FIREMAN Clarke has since died.
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Arrival OF the Adriatic ~ Savannah.
SAVANNAH, March IS, 1883.
The bark Adratc, Captain Durham, famous from her
consaton by the French Court at Marselee and double
escape from custody arrived this por, this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19
Court Calendar--Thas Day.

srrREn Coun-Crcult--Nos. 1876, 1858, 22l2 22s1
1906 1888 tSa 2ess, 264o, sae slSs $3.50 2el1 2o7S
y9l6 1925 3o99 2l3l, $685. 2g72 80 o. $40 $780, 208
23es 3oe7 262 27e3, 2sos ao74 1885, 1888, 326l 2s&
too, 1898 1892 So, $780, BOLD, 33to, Bio, 32o3, 1887
1896 3llo Sloe g. $3.50 291e 3i47 22se 2l37 1880,
$3.50, i46o, 2s4s, 2zsZ, 3lz2, 2976,
SUPREME CouRr-Special Term-Nos 81, 1al, lag. 144,
AS 4s ia7 l4s, ls9 l6o lbl 1872 CO. s4 S. no. 3D. 10,
It's, 12s. =
srrs1uos Corsr-Nos 2T2 474 AIT, l4t, 5s7 3l6 500,
e27 go 6tt 81 ESQ., $50 COL 663 Co.'S e66 Co.'S 6e9 67o
GIL, e72, 673 675, $40, 677 67s, $50; 6s2
COMMON PIEAs-Part l.--Before Judge Hilton without a
jury -Ncs 49, 1885, 1885, Lac to lei inclusive Part a
Noe 49, Al 1872 1885, l64 1885, 1856 49, 1885, l69 40, I'll
172, ia, I4e.
Usru STATES DISTRICT CouKrNos. 70, es, III, lbl, 1861
81, 81, "a, Go, 81.
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VTHIsRFRs OR NorSr ACHES foRCED TO aRcw
w in air weeks BY my onyuent Eve years essaAlssAsd,
without s,aso or injury 70 he bottle saoi 70 anv
rss1 ~ To- county. h. q, GRAHAM, m spruce slrss
below wulian. usyes iisrunoa Sxsa Byuklxn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19

Radical Cure Truss, Supporters. Bao-
dsges elastic stockings &c, Al MARSH CO.'S No. yesey
street. Astor House.
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and ToupeeS.-
res, the world For sale and dye applied al No Asor
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iIoliowsy's Ointment Removes all Dtscoio-
Of he akin and aAys the Itching and innam
generated by heat and cold. IL takes the sting OF
rrupuye disease and heals by eradication not
all KINDS OF mors carbunclcs Acroous ulcers and
cnlc daOrlerp.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ID For taors pants. and dressnhkers boot and -
filters, and general usa SAlss~oom 40 Broadway.
corner OF Krocme skoo1
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By Mr. Fcr trep )Favorsbiy, 70 allow the Mechanics
Bsnk Of Williamsburg 10 reduce 10 capital and change
annc
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Bstoheior's Hair Dye, Wigs ard Touaees-
The bsst In lie world al made. Bold and applied
al the ufaciory. ~ broadway.