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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-28

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I'D 3 egNNINeRAM.

EsIRE 70 inform their customers and friends general
Spring Stock Of Hardware 4 Cutlery
OF AL kinds is complete They leave to call ATTENTION t.
the fact that their entire Stock OF
F0REIGN-lIADE HARDWARE
Has bssa this imported By eassrss dirsot from
English and German Manufacturers.
This however, Is new enterprise with hem teir fisua
Foreign Invoices and the books 0g the officer Of customs this
port viii show that they have been
DIREOT IMPOR TERS
for me last ten years they only claim shat the merchants IN
this section 81 country need notsaFs Tennessee 10 order % buy
tneif supplies 10 this branch e. trade from direct Importers
stock Of g7os for the Spring Of 1850, VIII - found 70
embrace IS great yareyan they prepared % oaer
great aeies to buyers Ia every respecas house in the
1nlon. lfebl7-WE triF2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-28

LIFE IN SPAIN, Past and Present: By WALTER
THoRNBURY. illustrated.
dashing, good book, full life full Of coor full
Of funsharp outline and unalggng interest.BosoR
Journal.
THE QUEEN OF HEARTS By WHkE COLLINS.
OF all the living writer's Of English fiction no ons better under
stands the OF story telling than Wilhe Collins He has
faculty colorng the mystery plot exciting terror, pity,
curiosity, other passions such asbeongs few If any ofh
eoess, however much they may excel him in other respects
HISTORY OF THE EARLY CHURCH; From the
first Preaching OF the Gospel TIE Council Of Nice. By
Miss sEwELI.
PASSING THOUGHTS on RELIGION. By Miss
SrwELL.
NIGHT LESSONS FROM SCRIPTURE: By Miss
sEwELL
MEMORIALS OF PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY: Ed
tied b. Lady SHELBY.
RECOLLECTIONS By SAMUEL ROGERS.
PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS OF THE AAIERI-
CAN REVOLUTION; Private Journal Edited BY SIDNEY
BARCLAY.
w. T. BERRY & COMPANY,
mara7 PUBLIC SQUARE.
FOB LOUISVILLE,
TEYHE steamer JOHN GAULT, BUEcE Master, -
will leave asaboye THIs DAY 2sth inst. at eIsss
@aTs5 H H. HARRISON, Agent.
FOR PITTSBURGH.
YEVHE steamer Hastings, PORTER, Master, -
will leave as above OF THIS DAY, 2sh inst, 1902
sEmara5 HAMILTON, Agent.
For SmithIand and Paducah.
L. $. MAIL PACKET,
FFNHE splendid passenger packet Il l. l. A. 80
B SIMMS, Master, will leave for the above sIla6-s-A
and intermediate ports this day 2sth Of March, -
L OclOck NJ For freight Or passage apply on board ortO
A.
The Ella will take passengers the Red Rover for Mem
and New Orleans mar25-dit
Regular Tuesdays st. Louis Packet.
TBNHE new and superior side wheel steamer Gen.
Il Anderson, viii run above regularly ,l.af-5sa
in connection with the teamer Il W. Rum -
yans until the Hlman takes her place.
departure will be every TUESDAY at - O'clock. By this
rangsment the public will have reliable line Of packet boats
TUESDAYSand FRIDAYS OF every week Tor Louis.
For freight or TasSsge apply on board or to
A. HAMILTON, ! 49,
mar2j-d6m II Il. HARRISON Agents
-. ID. DICK KEY,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT
HAS received the following consig nment for sale
Il JOG bales Hay
90 bags Hungarian Grass Seed
70 barrels FotatOes;
300 sacks Seel Oats;
$50 " bar Corn;
rs q Sheei Corn;
. Z" Meal;
500 Head Cabbsges;
boxes Roll Butter.
To Arrive.
100 sacks Of the celebrated French Greek Potatoes;
10 boxes Clover Seed;
200 sacks Long Bed PotaOes
TOarriVe by steamer Hazel Dell and for sale by
D. D. DICEEY,
Marx streat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-28

Our stock this unusually lars and selected
WITH GREAT CARE which invite the attention Of all
We feel sac in saying that We elR OEer BETTER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-28

THE QUEEN OF HEARTS By WHKE COLLINS.
OF all the living writer's Of English fiction better under
stands the art OF story telling than Ye Collins He
faculty cOoTing the mystery Of plot exciting terror, pity
curiosity and other passions, such abeiong to few fanny Oh
eOeres however much they may excel him in other respects
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-28
FISHING TACKLE.

We also beep on hand Bamboo Fishing Pe lomeI Eolis
Fine Lmerick Hooks Hooks Cut, siokaa, sve Floais
Boxes Manov genes Six and trasl hines. ees q.
STRETCH q FORBES.
Corner College and Union 5tTsets
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-28

BLACK Lace scoloped Veil found the Public
"A Square, Which the have by calling this
ot e, proving property and paying charges. mar5dlt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-28

WILL sell atpublic at the Court House on SRtur-
DAYS lSt March, about II o'clock, for cash TWIN
~ SHARES OF the stock Nashville ami Middle Franklin
Turnpike Company, belonging the estate OF the late Col
W. OveTion. GEO. c. ALLEN Ex'r
H. A
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-28

Also extensive Dealers in
AMBROTKPE, mELAINOTYYE, Photo
GRAPH AND DAGUERREOTYPE GOODS
And Artists Apparatus and Chsmea o. every descriptions In
Also just received
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-28

EXTRA FAlEIL FLOUR
Z IN BBLs. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, Manufactured
eFAB from choice White Wheat arrive day for
Imarl5f MIZELL. HOOD ER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-28
Or on Villages and Vellsstlbshed BraliI Aaarg s -,
United Vineyard Propraetor's CO. Icogaac-
Fine Old 'sSazerae's Cagnae.
sfVallantin,' Cognac.
Old London Dock Cognac, &c

70 which would cahe particular attention % csnnosssurs
anu those Who want pure article Of Bdy for mecal
poses Our brands Of ChaEapa very choke and
we'll known.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-28

TuBe Paints aud Artists Brushes,
The largest st ek in Tie City.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-28

- CAHILL nov offers his large and speRdd stock Of
-. Roots and Shoes to the amount Of eighty thou
sand dollars be sold auction The stick comprises Boots
and Shoes Of all kinds, for Ladies' Gents Youths and Children
oil me very o6s quality. There single pair Of pegged
work among the let all have got up BY Cah for his
hr class retail trade. The place april 18th, 1860
Terms OF sale six months. S CAHILL,
mar25 377 Broadway n Y. City.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-28

d. Our Sherries and lIadeiras are unszcepaonabls
n quality and hlvor, We hsve harmony" Dlg G0r0a
6ods ff1e Tale Sisr1, B3JJcn AID G0sa &erFg, Sc
en- ot1r SlerTy, DC, &c
We always Keep large stock Of Pure 5s,tsau ouafg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-12

DnrrsAis HoTw INN AT q late honr on Monday
nigh, the night Waterman Of The New York Hotel dis
covered thief IN Of the boarders rooms and called
ALOUD for help. The intruder Immediately pulle, oat
revolver and fred at ho wachmal, but luckily tbs ball
went wide Of the ark and lodged the wall Al this
Jcncture Colonel aor, gacsg IA the hotel, Tho
aSsStnce OF the waichnar when be tired at by
the thief The Colonel nos fortunate the watch.
man, Tor The contents of ihc pistol struck hin 10 the leg
and brought him 10 tic npor The Irng Of the pistol
swaNe about dozen o. The boarders, and tie
Sohgnel 20 fall they al rushed upon the
desperate and held him last until The arrival OF
Pearson. Of the fiite,nth preciuct- pom searching
TOE prisoner al the station house the police found guam
thy u jexelsy. tickets Ali large bunch Of skele-
ton kevs upou hR person. The subsequently
sk,l before Justice Connolly, At The JesI Market Pc
Ice Court where be gave his pane Henry Adans Mr.
CaIsion the propr cior Of tie hotel appeared against
lin, Aud chAei him with having xArolsly entered
several OF The ooaEdcrs rooms, wbereupon the mags
traie committed the prisoner for trial Adams had
Sr' Sen into and roshed The occupants
several hundred dollars worth Of clothing and cxelry
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This body met sst evening" President Peck thc chair
\ communication wss received from the street Ona.
answer inquiry Of the Board relative a
books called "Condenser and Receipt retained by Ira A.
Libby, former Deputy Collector Of Assess oenss. The
Street Commissioner sstes that he suggcs'e1 that tho
Corporation Counsel Judge Bronson) examios-
ton to be made with view TO prosecution, p~ovided tho
facts would in bis opinion justify such acton Proceed
ings to that effect being taken by he Corpora
tion Counsel.
Alderman TroNEy, Chairman Of the Comm '.ee on As
easements, reported In favor OF relieving the Rom
Catholic Orphan Asylum of $1,000, the
them for Central Park, sewers, &c. The Export wss
Alderman OWNS offered resolution di-ecsrg the bar.
lem Railroad Company 70 reduce the arch Of be tunnel
at the intersection OF Thirty fourth Yth
nue. SO "a TO conform 70 the curb stones kfssred 70
Committee on Streets.
resolution from tine Councimen in favor Of sppye-
crstng $500 for niing up drill over Centre mar.
ket for the Seventy first regiment, .rred m
Tue resolution 10 Te,aiion 70 stay Of
laying pipe from the distributing 70 tho ing Yeser.
yoir called up, and the Board adhered forsner
actirn--noE copcurrng with tho Oounciln.er.
The report OF the committees in hvor or relieving York;
vile Presbyterian church from $40 As, Tor seessment
for Central Park, adopted.
report adopted in favor OF establsa rg ferry
from 130th street. North river and y at opp0s
The Jersey shore, aud the Comptroller drected 70
sol the lease Of said ferry IT public auction.
The Of $3.50 for the Inebriates' Zone srd 500
for The Home for Indgeut Women and Children, do
naiea by the Board
TIE report OF the Committee Repairs s0prses,
In iapor OF permitting the Board Of Supcrvss 70
py plot OF ground the Park for the ectscp Of
Court house, was recommitted
AFTER iisrosing III routine business Beard adj
Jourped 70 Thursday nest, At i've O'Clock.
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Before Hon. Judge Russell.
S5pT. 1l.-Tnere not much business transacted IN
this court today, owing In part to the failure Of the
Grand Jury 70 present indictments.
Christian Eden tried and convicted OF forgery in
the second degree having the 18th OF August attempt
ed 10 PASS IS counterfeit bill Theodore Matt 81 Bow
cry. There indictments against him for hayu
counterfeit 50 bills he Bulls Head Bank, OF New York
in his poGsesson when asked what he did for living
he replied that ne worked IN Washington market Tie
City Judge sentenced him 70 dse years. imprisonment
the state pruon.
james Currie and Charles Harrison then placed At
the bar charged With porpeuapg tue crime OF burglary
in the fret degree. The complainant James Gonoud
about half past O'clock the prisoners entered his
dwelling house IN first avenue, having obtained
entrance by the and front doors.
Mr.. Gonoud aroused from his slumbcrs
by the burglars who bad quantity Of clothing and
money he aggregate value Of which 5000 prepared
10 carry away with them While they were executing
their feionioas designs inside the house officer sypher
the Eighteenth precinct tae watch having
their suspicious emen,s before they enter I'd the
dwelling hoise H. seccred the assistance OF another
officer, that Currie aud Harrison we've arrested and
conveyed TO the station bo.sS confederate namei
Thompson made his escape through the scuteway upon
the roof Of the house. Harr 10 the STATE
prison Tor two years. and clnie 20 the pouentiary for
the same period
George Leese was placed on trial, charged with At
2osh Of july but thore evidence gong
that the nripg OF the pistol any thing than
cidental, he Jury prompty acquitted the accused.
The Court then adjourned
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Ally fep.d.Aie tGe POLITICAL organ.zat on allied TO
81 DIVISIONAL government and that cuua II 4 cf Eseo
se1teen DC appointed 20 prepare petitions for crcIs
o praying Congress 10 grant judicial strict and
land district.
inc meeting soon alter, in the bess Of lceling, ad.
lourpea. was rharscteristic frontier sseIby.
emergency.
from Sonora We Lea that the "revoui On s.in soss
~ ~ tne usnal bloody style Pesquiera hae coIoc.eG
on general engagement from which no. persoaaay wiz
take good care 70 keep clear Most Of these IA ant Mex-
generals are impressed with the valve Of their
lives 10 their country and the world, that never puo
themselves in the way Of shot and shell Sca o0nsde-
rate DAtTiots
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Before Joseph Bridghorn, ESQ.

Before Joseph Bridghorn, FSa.
ssFT 10 --Lni,ed ~otes a Scynaour w. B>aaliog aas
Bard F5crpn.-Mr Donohus hsviDg hrlshed the cross
examination Of John ". Smith, Jas Nccaioh was sworn
Tor the Untei stats, ani being examined by Mr. Geo
Andrews, testified that the same wa, h with
deceased The night Of the 9th Of Jay tina, the mate
ordered them to square the yards and suag de-
ceased Who he ooSout 10 ioose fore tack. 90
ceased ioosed fore tack and at the same time by s,c
DENT let The ring stopper both beng behaved 70 the
sare ceet; sthe mate then up and knocked him
dowr and heat him II The fare md kckei him for three
q four minutes that the mans iaoe smczred with
blood
McCai,ths testimony h. the second beaiinr and
kicking a. the espstAn bar materially the same
smiths Witness IA the boat tina, went 70 look for
the nan: rowcd back IN the wake 81 the ship hecn 10
ed 70 the ship
Adjourned ,ir n morrow
SRI II The cross examination OF Aecullch was cn1
c'uded tEs day BY Mr. Dorchue and the further
nc burned
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United states Distrtct Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts
rur SLAYER ORION

sept IL IN, taf'sd ~aies ~ ysrsr Orion mis-
vssse vas Condemned Sons months ago and the
APPEALED from the acccs ccufcsng the vessel and ar
cargo
his mofrirg ~ judxe Roosevelt moved - have the
decree carried into ELECT Mestrs Nosebue and Back
opposed te mo''rn GU the wroanH thsi here siru.
siion that 10 ch1ft w1uh be made PIT The decree IN
force without aoice. The ussg3er wNs is1 over aotl
communication was bal with Nr. p~ighi, one n III,
former assisaris " he United stases District Attorney
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Arson case IN Canal Street.

ARREST OF THE PRorRikrOR ON SUSPICIOUS or SETTING
FIRE TO THE HOUSE.
On Tuesday morning, between the hours OF two ard
loon Of Jacob Miller, 40 Canal The doors
broken cpen and the whole Of the saloon found
Ga mes. The remcn early at the premises and
tipguehed the fire before IL extended much beyond the
saloon, where It seems, by the burning, have CON-
merccd. Fire xarshal Baker, accompanied by Sergeant
smith, Of the Fifth ward, the were put
cut, entered the building and made examination, and
from the appearance Of things, both up and down stairs,
these officers pretty well convinced that Ore
not the result Of accident. In the upper rooms
nor could the proprietor be found. The Marshal
continued the investigation, during the afternoon evil
dence cIic;ted which authorized the Of the
proprietor and Sergeant Smith detained him exami
nation last evening the Fire Marshal assissed by officer
tty discovered that the prisoner, Miller conveyed pro-
rsr,y from his house Saturday St and had il scored
st German boarding house at No 10 City Hall place.
The sister or the prisoner who lived with him in Canal
street. left Sunday, and was found boarding at No. 40
City Han place. Tie Marshal called upon Capt Bowling
for aid. and the Captain attended person assisted by
several Of his On searching the house In City Hall
place lsrge quantity OF the wearing APPAREL OF both Mil
Ter snt his sister, together with household effects
found 1hese facts, together with many othors Of Ike
character, are considered strong evidence against the
sccuscd.
In ADDITION to the above, Miler hal an Insurance OF
$3.50 his property m the Hamilton Insurance Company.
Tie accused parties viii be conveyed before the Police
Justice this day.
The damsee done 20 the building viii amount 10 about
$500 and to the stock about $780,
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Tho forinsster snerA havi Ing abolished ciy letter
expresses snd refused % newspapers "a TIE LAMP
post letter boxes there Jeff rcs nersns
pers q The rgsi 0fcc bat q carry them doNn aad
dong Que may AZ wei. and mans 70. NJ the sans
carry TIER letters The Pcs; once % that Cnce
ssn lo.es good many ccnts by ths means.
We therefore propcse Thai boxes similar TO tho~e naed
Tor letters. bit possible rather Larger. with WIDE
mouths top las there will be 10 danger ~ pics %
the b. st,srei lsnrpost convenient dlssaut -
e. be enfted BY tie Pet cce day sns be.
nc marked " 81 aper bcxas Add Ysrharx painted
nsfel shade, vii hot bc mistaken for letter boxes
p this arrangement thousands cf newspapers VIII 10
sent ~ The extra penny stamp sxed aud thus Cucio
sam wS derive sti greater from the city deli
very tntn IL present. IA which, after nonopcIgtg TIE
catryre Of ettefs he has made prov er carry.
ne papers let ~ hive this syscfn adopted al once
Gre sewraper boz " every hse letter boxes would be
sdcauNe 10 oesn with.
I>rfvorN wrAcw ~ IYSsaarse.--ia fvnchburr va
three worth $3.50 GEO four worth $500 600 seventeen
from $50 900 sst 600: SIXTY worth frcs teo 90 70
HUNDRED and thirty worth from a. coo n - 900 and
two hundred and forty SIX worth from 81 COO - 600
NIotEvr ssoss N NspyIA,p On Friday OF last week
most vioe1t storm Of wind passed over portion on
Charles comfy, Maryland extending from the Potomac 70
the latuxcnt itc path was about 10 in breadth
Icsscs and barns ucre bowr down, tobacco ard corn
cut - rleccv nd about $1,000 gcr,h Of properly 10
al Destroyed,
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Military IntelIi4cnee.

sfcorp BfCIsENT-RicHT or POSITION, ETC.
u Is rumcred that Colonel Tompkins. 10 new com;
uaaneant Of the Second regiment, has d the Oom.
mapding General that ne viii expect a restoration
q his regiment 70 rs position tts right a
The brigade, illegally taken IRON il ~ the opera.
lion Of an unconstitutional provision he stato
regulations complied ucecr the supervision or th5
presen, Adutant General Of State To colonel osss
his claim the following clause 10 tho d Congress-
passed Nay 8, 1Ts2 entitled tact more eec,uAly 70
provide for the national defence by essaS hrg uui-
form militia throughout the untcd states, II reads
thus
sccsior Q And be II r,rthcr enacted -hs within ope
year aer the passage Of this the mta Of spe re-
speetve States shall be arranged into diva bygsdes,
regiments baitalicns and companies, Ne Jegshtura
az each stsies direct and each dvsion &c, aha b
numbered At the formation thereof and .rd made az
such numbers 10 The Adutant Generals OF eackx
stale; and when in the Geld service oa~h division.
Brigade regiment. &C, shall respectively rank
cprding 70 their numbers the nrsy lo~est pumhs(
The hiShcst In rank.
Thn principle reiterated IN the nrst parsr grh vol 4
siafantry Tsctics."
The above section would reader rneNIoD e
ibis corps clear aud de1p and n0t suoor.ns,e 70
state regulations.
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tto4 - ~rtr ". BfRts.--Blsness has seex vcy dUN IL
,tov eater Nse~ this sunmer and the vospecfs Tor
,ofabR year fns the ts@sfes very far from road
~ sf 10 ss orr the Isy snod have bes1 holae
~ ~ srae With 80 90 tsrroa mscsere lnsssa q u
- u tay aud shore eei, frsscspsiy ffom me latter
~ =, retains THE var mas nd1ce she establishment
XXI tper branches az nsiness e Gloacetar
Ia velyc or Estecn rci rcturrf come aier al ~
s,r. ~ =, nths with 10 s'cre sh gau cout eit
Havt ter sexhi, dFessed spa tscse v Two ~ thf-e
t.sy Ils VI cnnasxa~d fc4s en., ans4rts To Snofc
Les 90 sLsls yAse " Re Essa0s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-12

Ia~f, 49, s~k~
80 = s'e Se'''S"'~1s
snd WIN arrive IN tho city on Friday
Dr. wa. Rndlcy, Petersburg. va ia tts srr a u.
Frh avenue, Hotel.
n, n y,,. .na - v..s,...,~ a v,.~ -. =
r..s.ss cnrss - s,,s,.,~ :, 49, -, - ~ -
IL fardv and n p.ns.n n q A 49,, .,o,rs,. a
shs ss,or I1.cs rotsl =
- ,~,.,.
, ~. NV ~ rNtcneri SUN earc.na - ~ soroecais
II'neeson s.e4e. ana = ~ hogan, "snitsA ., 1esNp.
PING a. We sesFopoh'.n.
Juegc honcricf, New York; L. +. and " > Welsh and
ladies', ceorRia, and A Weed and lady, Boa q, stop
plEg Ht the Union Place Hotel.
M and v-- Parish pbgadelnhia. r. -a,s r,v.-a p,r
Albany: Phihp G. Tucker. Texas r. wabers In. Nev
York I. A Jenks. DO, Providescc, ard sr. Nd hrs
Brinley, bcsson are ser-ing AZ tho Brevoort sorse
: Arthur Se~.e rc,6o. Henry C.rt,s Il Ho,,and
California: C. A. Steele and usrty Ssv york. u III
~ tbanhs florida. ana J. Block Rstroare srsmber ~
ne PhafuaosutNa society win Qlty otfrrs re stop
ping a. the Iafargc.
rxsr Ri-hmoud Batavia. Cant simorscr china. Col.
4 q wrh,rgtor snd fa,nllv North C,rcl.f. zen wm
faiiy spa family, isnls.ana. Lieut. Jas IAN yoast,
tnrd states Nay. Ten o. H. PsrkhIl, F.otieA; D. X,
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Supervisor hpST offered the following lion That
the Comptroller be and he is hereby 70 inform
this Board whether there any moneys placed 70 tho
cred Of the county at the present time tire proceeds or
sacs OF articles found upon the bodies whom
nqucsts have been held by the Corones Y adopted.
The bill OF Charles Brown for OF nccrped by
the Superior Court, In Tsmmany Hall amorr.ng 70 sos,
ordered 70 be paid.
Several bills, amounting 70 $3.50 u, for Irirtrg ana
stationery, were ordered 10 be paid.
The bill Of Adam Zenker D. for chcr,'c analysis a
the stomachs Of Lazarus Mchas aud gat nah Peizer.
amounting N $3.50, ordered TO be paid.
The bill Of Keyser Co for repairing Of City Fall.
.srornting 70 SlC3 81, was ordered 70 be pssa.
The Committee on Annual Taxes rcport~i In favor Of
paying tho bill of bon John Mcleod MURPHY for rar e
the expenses incurred in Surveying Harlem -cr ant.
ing 20 81 500
TIE committee In their report state thai the work ID
progressing favorable and that the far clearly
demonstrates that the river be navcabo
for commercial purposes They further state thai tho
conaenstd and able report OF the CHIEF II necr John
Mcleod Murphy, details mnutely the W rees 81 the
work, and gives, also, important variable in
Tor ration which induces the committee seromm end
Continuance 81 the work la conformity ~i the original
letter Of Instructions.
In view Of the prompt and efficient Acor and the ccr-
tainty Of the speedy completion Of the lney recon-
mend that The above should be paid here stan re-.
mains over $500 to be paid Tie report vrs adopted
largo amount Of routine business frars&cted and
the Board adjourned 70 meet again Moray rsxi, AZ
eleven A. NJ, for The pnrpose Of appelntlfs gsters
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organs healthy deAsn caused ~ the wcrri n
question.
Al hS stage Of the proceedings he Jury took recess
until Two o'ciccx this Afternoon.
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Another Rorrid Murder

About midnight on Monday another 10 arder occurred
In he upper part Of the city. John Fitzpatrick aud
James Farrell who occupy shantiea in Foreth street,
near Tenth avenue, got nto dispute, relative TO sons
trivial matter, when Fitzpatrick, it is alleged, drew
large dirk knife from his pocket and plunged the blade Of
the weapon into his antagonists breast and abdomen
Farrell fell to The ground and expired almost mmei
atey afterwards Fitzpatrick fed seeing the mischief
be had caused and although strict search made for
hm oy the Twenty second precnt police he managed to
effect his escape Captain soit and posse OF kept
up the chase all night but unable 10 ind any clue
70 the whereabouts Of the ASSASSIN The fugitive, who
Junk dealer, said TO be OF very violent temper,
and Who has often been engaged qiarre!s before
Farrell 10 sborer, aud leaves vi . ana children
who were entirely dependent upan him for support
Ioroner Sclrmer notified OF the affair yesterday and
win probably hold an inquest upon the BODY Of deceased
10 day.