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THH ORGANIZATION OF AxorurR Txrnfrory
PRorosED.-The Commlniones Of Indian Anair
has received from New York city . letS.e 81
which was saciosed several cisculsrs Of vsriou.
descriptions, all urging the importancs Of m i'm
mediate, permanent, and Anal settlement n the
sbosiginal population Of the United State. Al
stating what steps had slsesdybssa ssken IN ord
TO secure the accomplishnnsnt a. ssuch IN object.
IL b peopossd also % form United StateJ Abo..
riginal pepsftnspt. The territory designatsd sor
thisParpose is The Indias Tenitevy lyfsk WA e
Arkansas, and when properly osgaaized ~ beas
the tide Il ths q Indian Territory q Neosho .
u sdyocacy q this schsms, ssEchola, - who an
psass = b sole mover In IL, nys:
We haye snfsancAissd he Anti- Ameriea.
opanish g New Mexieo sua Califosnis-- Oc have
w. ~, O0h with her popolatioa q IL tefsse Of
~ Ne VOID, and he pstitco- ssaia1ous hier-
Icy - integral pan g ~ Uoiea . b Sepse-
v.ss.s y " Cengre ghiie To people - ths pro.
49, ineosho, vith whem tksy - - 70 s. con-
1871 PSaee - etnsss foe Ansercaa cltissnship,
= ~. 9ss sasjscs.
e. re re - sss $3.50 pssps.sa = sdvpcase
81 ses ssssst . 49, - . szcsedissiy an.
SD yisI 49, - ~ s ~ 2s.e:: g SIs:
~ iSsy-S6sssSs Ia - q ~ ,essssa:
e9rlg e.asaye e.sll,ss - - - s.
$; -: !: 8 g 8 :: !: So
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A
.Hazlett, Of Pennsylvania, was yesterday cap-
tured In Carlisle, Pa and was q midnight
brought into Chaslestown, You would have
thought, by the uprosr, that new invasion wa
- hand@-guasds running hithef ahd thither.
hotels assailed with mercfle. gatherings, and al.
together hideous state Of things Haxlett has
nothing 10 ~, having been instructed by council
70 answer no Question:, and give no intination Of
his antscedenfs; and THE other prisoners seen o.
Ptessed BY an absolute iscapa6ility to recognize
him, although called upon 70 tdsnfify. This
prisoner 10. IN appearanc0Sthe most reckless and
detesmined Of slf that haFe been brought here.
AZ matters stand his chances 70 escape are not in
80 Baowx's PaoPxHrY. 49,
Mr.. Sennott, who has been fosmerly intrrsted
with Browns interests, Intends 70 look up ali his
property that can be collected together, Tor the
bene1t Of his fsmily. or the Shsrp's rifes. twen T
~ only se cefain to b recovered the rest having
been carried OF by various persons. These wen,
~ are In the poeseesien Of The jai1er who Il anr-
iom 70 hsve their value made good to Blown.
The tsats axss, pixies, &c., viii probshly b sold.
Droypr little property was ssrfously diminished
by Mr.. GEtswold, the lawyer from Ohio, who re-
ceiyed 80 ffoqn his client for defending him
Under the circumstances itwould Be plsassnesr -
know hat Mr.. Gfiewold had Locked e othse
sources Ter his reward. III 81 -.
=
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WHAT BRowS's PLAN REALLY WAS
have not heard Of anybody who, whatever
crimes he may have attributed to Brown, has
doubted bis word. Here 10 his own account Of his
purpose at Harprr's Ferry: 49, ( -
He had calculated upon, and fully expected to
accomplish, rescue Of a great number Of slaves
To maintain warlike position In Virginia, for
any definite period, was not his object The idea
of his seizing the Amory for the sake of the
weapons u contained, hewill not admit He SAYS
he had far better weapons Of his own. His occS,.
Pylng ~ az all was q variation from his original
determination. He had decided TO take Colonel
washington and the other prisoner 10 Harper Q
Ferry bridge, and there to estsblish commandiuo
position, from which he would insist upon en-.
changes OF slaves FOR hts prisoners In case he
should have been dislodged, he would have re-
treated In haste to the mountains, with the intri-
eacies OF which he had made himself 90 much
more familiar than the inhabitants thernselves
that he believed he could defy all attempts to ap.
prehend him. He had supposed that, afses q few
days OF sncceaful evasion, be would be Joined by
hundreds Of slaves anxious 10 escape by whose
aid he could have perfected arrangements for an
enormous rescue. This, al I undertand, was his
real plan.
The reason Of the change was, he aveu, hat a.
the night Of the Fs ng was very severelv.cold he
suddenly concluded TO have the psisouers fat zen
to the Armory, where they would not be exposed
to the westher, anticipating no trouble in moving
% With them, In ease he should NJ BE able %
snect the exchanges with negroes bef1re the gen
eral alarm should spread Disappoinned. in fhia
hope be had only TO light to the end. s77-
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~N0TICE TO ALL ISRAELITES.-A
hY meeting viii be h Id at the Synagogue Of the
ton, on 18th street, corner Of ID, on SUNDAY. the
l3,s instant, At o'clock p m, when all 10 ae.ites
andra are respectfully requested to attend for TO
transact SPECIAL business for the benefit efevery
snoe Is requested. by order.
no lost sam. Her NAN, Sec.
rWE, THE UNDERsJ GNED, BEG
lS leave to inform our cuttome that We
than ie bottle: Of Mineral Water, Ale Porter, and
Cider for hsfs dollar. Army SHtNN,
VIM A. III. MACK,
Washington. Nov 4, 1a5] no5lv
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APPoIfMKxr.-We learn that J. H. Lewis has
been appointed marshal Of Wisconsin, vice NJ. ]
Thomas, deceased.
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90 E77 T797 2 . ~ q 7937-7-7 - -
.ss.sssa - xkx hsa 1os e
ale asE 80 ~ 1egrs2G s.iatEIj 4ssaa
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Markets.
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, March O. 1869.
Stocks dull Pennsylvania State 5's, 02X; Reading
Railroad, 24l; Morris Canal NM Long Island Railroad
IL; Pennsyi vana Railroad, 431<.
New ORLEANS March Q, 1869.
Cotton-Markct unchanged; sales IL 500 bales Sugar
dull and declined Tc.; sales at 5c exc for fair to
fully fair Molasses SIC. Flour firm Conan advanc
ing tendency; sales at csc. Oats TIC Mess pork $ls
Lard 1lAc., and dull. Gunnies l0hc.
BALTIMORE, March 0, 1852
Flour firm Ohio, So 25; Howard street. Sc %. Wheat
unchanged. Corn buoyant: white SOC. Sc yellow $50
S5c. Provisions unchanged. Whskey firm.
CINCINNATI, March 9, 1859.
Flour dull whiskey declined &c. sales at 24Zc
Provisions unchanged mess pork ST. so. Bacon-SaIes
at 7c &C. Bulk meats held above the views of buyers
Lard &c.
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Marie n,

HASIy-CRrsrAI--A St Pa.rics's cathedral. 90 Tues
day, March s, by Archbshcp Hughes, Mr.. WILLIAM j..
HANly, Of Lexington, KY, 70 Miss MASv A. CasTAl,
daughter Of Michael .. st.i, Of this city.
kentucky papers yiesse copy.
opEIL-MooRx-'Jn Tuesday. March s, 1859, by tue
Rev. A. H. Burn' .ham Mr.. BsSJaMIS oDxL TO Miss sAsi
A. Moons. both OF this city
stUixENpoRF sSsAy.-fu this city, NJ the residence y.
John J. NO ant, Esq, Thursday, fep ~, oy .ne
Raw. VIM =. Itlhpps, OF Wales, Mr. HENRY ShV'-AN
poEif 70 AiuARINE SuAY, OF this city.
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Court charlottesville Day.

SUPREME CouRr-Circui--p l. Oyer and Termincr
Part a-Nos 3oh 1904, 5ie $50, 42S 1925, zea, $780,
1858, $50, 450, AGO, 464, 572, oSs, 64s Part 3-Nos
ga &c. go ESQ., 6s5 ESQ., ESQ., 600 6s, 692, $685. 6p4,
&C., 600, 7cO, 702, 703, 7cA, EOS.
Srr.RioR CouEr-(n old rooms. )-Nos 227. 462, lSS,
Sol 66a 5GG SILL 572, 5S2 aJl, 1884, 1910, bsI, 800
SOL 500, 504, zoo, COZ, 6l6 624. 627, 62s.
Extra day caendar-Nos 16b b3s, $751; 6i5, $50, 63t
032 633, 03a 6s6 636 6Ss 6to CAS- 6t6 To be called IN
the supreme Court Building. Room No. 10.
COMMON PLEAS Part l.--Nos. 1856, 127, 66 1913, s2l
267 7,s, 76i, 763, 767 no, I'll 772 90 oe2 Fart -
1872
usrrNn snrss nrsrrror rorpr Nos lo7 80, 80, 81,
ps, 70, .es, ~, 40, AZ. IL, ~, ~, ~.
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en- "Wednesday. nacn 0. 1882 JAWS LswREScs
pa a. youns,ai sou o; Michael ans cahArne bess' Hse'
nrc,hs ard dltS
49, .....-- 49,. -. ---.A-.-- g..s.---s Atss :
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Crandjean's Consultation the Hair-hns
removed No. 50 West Twelfth street. Broadway. Gray
hair and baldness prevented.
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MAHAvu.lA.

The propretnr Of this Justly celebrated preparation beg
offer the marsvilA 70 the pubic complete hair res,oscr
They not feel their duty deuouuce other
advertised produce similar ress patience
good Of The public by long windec su
fce .ay tie msravila will bring hair when appA
renly entirely gone; and u used A. directed.
WILL. PRODUCE GLOSSY CXRIS
md prrs<rye o the hair
IT'S NATURAL COLOR.
though one I've 70 the age Of three score A-i ten
soa by all respectable druggists and ncy goods desier
CHARLES ERNEST, A CO. rerfum.rs
Price 30 cenls IL cold street Nee YORK.
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Defiance Salamander Safes-With Patent
powder proof locks and cross bars Also nre and burglar
April 70 S Murray street, corner College place.
ROBERT II. PATRICK.
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Looking GInsses, OIL Paintings and Frames.
GOOD AND CHEAP AT
II. L. WHITLOCK'S
No. 366 Canal. Oppoate Wooster street.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
The the world Wholesale and retail and the dye p
xaiely anplied. NO. 6 Astor Houae.
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Sailing OF the Canada

DOsTUNI MarCu ., 1903.
The steamship Canada called about noon to-day, with
20 passengers for Halifax and 81 for Liverpool She takes
out $2o0 900 in specie
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Qf1ca Gk RrnadxnY n. Y.
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Spring Overcoatings to Order, or Ready
made, at DRUMGOLD PkOCHs, No. PA broadway.
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man can excuse any Of yoa from attendance witou
application 70 the Court You Can select one Of your
Der TO sct ~ secretary 70 keep minutes of your
ings Ths officers, gentlemen, assigned 70 attend you
oosduct you 70 the Grand Jury room. 'lr e
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Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof Safes zl Broadway Murray st.
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We beg 10 inform Southern merchants visiting the city for
spring purchases that hsving began early the mAnuac
ture Of our stock Of spring and summer clohng - now
complete and very fun Of ali descriptions OF well known
syes Of fashionable clothing and large stock Of low priced
and medium goods manufactured with the taste and
style Also complete assortment OF shoulder spring
shs furnishing goods kc all Of which offer 70 The ads
# th0 most favorable prices and terms
d. DEvIIE 4 co.. rs go and 10 Broadway
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90 Cent Ambrotype Likenesses, with Case
Visited Wednesday by 500 ladies' for portraits, at
KIMBALL'S 3it Broadway.
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Smithsonian House, Broadway, Corner OF
Houston strseI-Hotel accommodations the European
alan
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Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor
str0pThs the genuine article has eIuaed
producing the possible edge For sale by
rs. SAUNDERS No. Z Astor House.
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Spring, 1s59.-Leary & Co. Introduce the
spring style Of geptlemens silk hats this day Nos and
Astor House, Broadway.
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Spring VestiDgs to Order, or Ready Made
at DkUMGOLD PROCHS No. ga broadway.
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A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold mt Retail
by all satoDers, at wholesale only By EBERHARD FABER
aoya liam
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Cure Your C0ngh.-25 Cents.
LILO Third avenue. Fourteenth street.
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Complexion-SI, 900 Reward Onered.-Dr.
sCHONECKER'S Oriental Beauufer. For particulars see
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
cure truss They keep silk elastic stockings for vacoss
veins supporters and shouer braces Instruments for
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Trncy's Celebrated Shirts made to Order,
at the shirt and collar depot ~ and 80 Wrm street door
north OF Maiden lane. GEO. M. TRACY, Agent
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HfIrs Hair Dye. so Cents q Box, Black or
hrnxu, st No. Barclay street, and all drugg!ss-
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Movements of VIM. Smith O,Brien.


VIM Smith O'Bren accepts the invitation extended TO
him by committee and will receive the congratulations
Of bis fellow countrymen in Boston about the middle OF
Nav.
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Chest Of Good Tea for One Dollnr.-Also,
ten pounds coffee for 81. at CHRISTIANSONS, ZIG Green
nfra
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.

SAVANNAH, March Q, 1859.
The screw steamship Huntsville arrived early this
morning.
SAVANNAH, March Q, 1859.
The steamship Augusta arrived below ii O'Clock
night and at her wharf at nine O'Clock this morning AL
well.
The Star Of the South sails at ten O'Clock.
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Thlrty.Seven Cents.-Gcorge's Hair Dye
Black or brown. The cheapest world War
ranted to contain a. much hair dye, as . sold At Zone
Life black brown" without aring the hAir
applied all weather sold wholesale and retail At scotia
as Grand street, n Y, and at Mrs.. HAYES, bruoklyn.
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southern and Western Trade.

McLaughJin's Improved French Yoke Shirts,
ready made made to at go Greenwich street,
Of Murray
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and sale the spring style of gsntemsns hats for 1889 sin
gle trial Will be sufficient the iucredulous
That the OF economy well Of they
the moot desirable hats sold IN New York
kSFkNSCHEID manufacturer OF gents hats,
lis Nassau street.
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Merchants and Other Strangers In the City
obtain correct chronological examinations daily
written descriptions giving advice ss 70 defec taeuts and
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Spring Pant Goods, a Fine Assortment, MT
DRUMGCLD 4 PROCHs, No. 2l4 Broadway.
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Gurney's New Photographic and Fine Art
gallery 707 Broadway Photographs daguerreoypes mnia
lures In oil, ana iyorytypes.
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The Most Popular Piece OF the Day.
LINDSEY BLUES POLKA,
By THOMAS BAKER
Splendid colored military title page.
Pubhshed BY FIRTH, POND q CO., 81 Broadway.
For sale By all music dealers In the United Seates
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Consumption.-yvinches Genuine Pre-
Of Dr. Churchis hypophosphitss tor consumption
eoi wholesale and retail at the sole odce 40 John
where circulars may be obncd Price 81 per bottle Thee
bottles tor Is. Trade supplied.
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AIpANy, March 3, 1903.
1he I"f Wdrdens BU-7he Spoits for Republican Poai
ic'ons-i'roisst from the Merchants, dc.
notice In your valuable sheet Of this morning rcmon
STRANGE against the Butler BILL relating the Increased
terms and rates proposed to be established by the Port
wardens of New York, the petitioners comprising all tho
marine insurance companies, auconccrs and ITO oldest
and arg commission arG importing n.yeaaa.. .. youy
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GLASS No. l67. MARCH Q, l66aL
Ii, IL. 49, A. 7, Is. "a. ~ q. 70. 81 -
CLASS No. lss. EXTRA. Mach .. 1850.
80. IS. 10. 81. Is. g. n. q, 70. 81. L. 65.H.
And that the ssd numbers were drawn In the order In which
they stand above.
Wines our hands Ut Augusta this Wednesday March
o. 1850 E: .P. b bSsssn' scomni.'ossr..
WOOD EDDY GO, and Xususss. Goorsia.

Brandreth's Pils-CompOsed Wholly OF
vegetable matter found by experience TO be harmless
the most tender sae the weakest frame under stage
OF human sunerngthe most pleasant and benign Ia their
operation that were offered the world the
tune me most certain In searching oct tho root Of
paint however deep, and OF performing cure
d EkaNDRETH. M. d.
Sold at No 2sl Canal street Brandreh Building by all
daaa
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Bachelors Hair Dye, wigs and Toupces-
at the mandatory, 2S3 Broadway.
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Barry's Tr1cOpherous II the Best and
cheapes. article for dressing besuyng cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try it. Solo by all
lr,,cr
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Collision In Chesapeake Bay-Loss OF tn
Steamship Baltimore.

The steamship Baltimore, her second trip from
Havana for Baltimore with cargo Of fruit, came ia
collision last night Off Thomass Point, the Chesapeake
with propeller, and sunk Immediately the crew barely
escaping with their lives The Baltimore insured for
$50 ,0Ce mostly in New York and Hartford
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Holloway's Pills and Ointment.-Save your
bills All bilious arrangements of stomach bowels
are easily cured BY these ps and
70 all Of swenss and MAnutAcory No. 80
MAJ en lane N. Y.
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Falling In OF Church Floor.
FOUR OR FIVE KILLED-SEvERAL WOUNDED.
OswEGo, March 9, 1859.
The floor of the First Catholic church in this city gave
way this evening, causing considerable Consideration
among congregation In attempting to escape four or
five per were killed and several injured
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entcrtainnr
complaints, would urge upon you to be careful how
you act upon anything that has not come 10
you from the hands Of the committing magistrates
No pcruse the statutes Of this State relative
proceedings in criminal without being convinced
that their policy criminal prosecutions 10 be
initiated through the agency Of the police Magistrates
Such course Is lust TO the accused apprscs them of the
exact charge made against tnem furnishes them with
details and enables them to prepare for trial upon the in
dicment should one be found against them The Grand
Jury can Notwithstanding originate complaints but sub
ec the powers Of control OF this Court when their pre-
sentiment placed among its records II to be
disguised that grand juries sometimes Of themselves
oftcner when acted upon by foreign Influences pre-.
fer indictments, which either have no Foundation to
under circumstances Of great oppression towards those
affected by tnem The duties Of the District Attorneys
Office this way greatly and unnecessarily increased,
and the term q ills Court, as another CONSEQUENCE, IS
consumed to little purpose The District Attorney Ia
titled to the aid Of the examining magistrates In the pre-
paraton OF complaints, and with all the assistance which
he receive from all quarters his responsibilities
sufficiently great without any unwarrantablc
them The demands Of the oath taken by your foreman
IN your presence and which each OF you has appro
priated TO himself should bo constantly before you You
would he admissSe unon .Sp ,ris Of ,bs rc
ment; and the testimony should be such AZ, IL ia.
explained, would warrant petit jury in convicting.
You should rot assume the character Of trcrs but
general rule receive the evidence for the
only You should not suffer yourselves to be approached
by any one unless the and the performance OF
duty. Friendships attachments Of every kInd--social
political or othcrwseshouid be unhccucd by YOU, aud
your conduct should be AS free from the operation OF H.
legal Influences rs Is, or ought to be- that OF petit
jury. by the requirements statute IL made my
duty 10 call your attention 10 the law relating to usury
the Law relating 70 cxtortou, the Law relating lotteries
aud the law relating to elections Any violation of either
OF these statutes is declared to be mieemeanor and
rs such, punishable by hnc and Imprisonment
You are also required to inquire into all offences against
TIC provisions OF the act entitled 'ar 10 suppress
temperance and regulate the saic OF Intoxicating liquors.
ane 70 present all Offenders undor H. The Law makes
ior any OF you 70 disclose tho fact OF in
dcment bcing found when te party not boon arrest
ca o' u.o 70 answer Not more than twenty three
lees than xteen can be Tho add Jury T~ove
you must agree TO nnd hiii ana The IKE number
rosn'i "" .'f- s'He hsra fnrnd vow car -cgilA'c
so~. S"a -ouas ivs meeting 49, ..o---.. ls- ~.
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H,O THE LADIEs.-s. CAHILL Is SHILLING OFF HM
eoiled stock Of ladies', mses and chidren's
shoes OF the best quality AID AZ half the
large lot embroidered sppea LADIES' and see g.
CAHIi.IiS, 377 Broadway.
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The Ice I'm the Hudson River Breaking Up.
ALBANY, March 0, 1859.
Tho ice has been breaking up all day, and about I've
O'Clock went down the river The space opposite the city
Is now clear, but above the city large Of ice still
remains, which will probably down tonight The
water is clear to the top OF the dock but not high
usual The flood promises to be less damaging than usual
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WATTS NERVOUS AyrrpoTE.

would not be alive today were not for the sudoe says
Mrs Boius Of IS Cannon stree. had epileptc ft fir
three months ser taking the anioe although used
them twice week Wells II Leonard street. II yoG
30 know what II vii do get circular and
the addavi of cures by the ando,e. Now sur
fer from neuralgia resessnets night
Of energy affection. It fault QYdE
CO. c9 Nassau street. Sent By mai free % adtrezs -
bottle.
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DIES, AXES. PLANES, SAwn AND ALL KINDS OF
"A mechanics tools also carpenters tool chests nshed
complete wholesale and RETAIL FOODS old established
store GO Chathan street of Duane and Chambers
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDS, NOTES. &C.
IA these celebrated cards spenddy engraved be had
only In Broadway corner Of Duane street