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CITY Intelligence.

MoRx ABOUT CHILD SrEAIING--CAUnoN PARENTS
Yesterday morning published the particulars Of the
recovery of stolen child, by means of paragraph
which appeared in this paper last week Since thea
formation of almost similar in nature has reachei
LIB, and publish it for the benefit Of parents, who
appears careful Of their children. Abou,
four O'Clock ast Saturday afternoon lady, having two
children with her, went into store OF our most
pubs avenues, and while purchasing goods the young
wen to the dsor. In few moments the eldest Of
them boy six years old, misfng. The other child
said he had been taken of by woman Dlligent search
Immediately made, but In vain At . late hour,
however, the child brought homo by persons who
had found him crying in the street, long way
of from where be had been taken, and stripped
of his outer clothing The nhuman wretch had stolen
him from his mother and after dragging ham Oh long
distance he robbed the helpless child u his clothing then
leaving him to perish Of cold starvation In the streets
That such thing in broad daylight certainly
rather alarming and s TO be hoped the exertions OF
the police author tiles will be to bring to justice
the brutal wretches who practice sucg barbarous modes
Of robbery.
Tm House. PAINTERS A meeting OF journeymen house
painters held last evening at los Bowcry, at which
was resolved to demand SO per day and after Mon
day next, when another meeting will be held TO report
progress. Some are now paying that rate.
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The sar.aiug An kansas.
EkrosT or 1Hk SPECIAL scMMITTEE or THE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

ELrosT or 1aE SPECIAL scMMITTEk or THE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
ArceIsoN, Maveh -, 1861
Che specs ccmmi't Of the Kapss confer Of tho
Setnotlss Epstota. Church. 20 referred the
s;ioD ~ me outh and destitutw4 IN Kansas, have
mace report, which Was mar mousi7 adopted
They have been careful 70 gr:n all the lfbrms
ticn 70 TIRE OF correct opnioA from
ministers representing all portions Of ste State, and de-
e!sr
Fns,-Thss in October last there rot provisions
tsm With, to preserve than haf of the people
from sta. vaiioa.
Sea Sdiy notwithstanding al the aid that has boon
On PED u.s. the NEST Of our population have lad out ss
Tor th~ar susenance, except and bread with tse
meat part OF the time
7hisdy-From al the accounts have doubt that
the war IONS satenrns OF fact in regard to condition
made By Messrs Psuaeroy, Army and Hyatt have BEEN
proBYfed by the puros motives and Substantially
correct and that tender them our special thanks.
Fa0 Ay-We have reason TO believe that all counter
s'aeEeais emanatng from the press otherwise have
been from gnan OF the facts or through some int
rested motives
Fyths-Thst in our Judgment the donations Of our
friends in the Fast have IN smost every instance reach
ed their destined object.
Sixthy-we DESIRE In this formal manner to express
heartfelt thanks all kind donors ard assure
them thai their continued raty has saved the lives
Of thousands, and prey sned untold amount Of SUI
ferng.
SersntMy-N is now several months TN harvest, aud
We nave but little In store, and pray friends
TO stay their hands till shal DO able realize
thing from our own resources.
Signed BY Messrs Brooks, Moore, Tenny, HAM, 6tuks
man and Paulsen, committee;
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NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.


the Proposed Marshal fur tue Southern
Dastrfct-The Prestdese s,<e tenn. .f s,se
ssnste-A Dun Day fa sh- state Capt.
tal-ForefEn Insurance Cvnpantes-
Governsr Morgan and tsse Ersvbor mas
ter's-Roilse s~perHnte ssdens Kennedy.s
Report, &C., Sc.
AtnAsY, Ns~ch Is, 1861.
There Is ooussce able feeling regard The pro
posed appointment Of shasz Marshal the Southern
district The beet thiog that the Greei.y wing the
party can do is 10 have Seward sppcnt hin Weed viii
have hard matter to get the people sanction that ap
pointment H Lincoln waits essil the Aarbor MASTER
Investigating Committee which In session in your
city, make their report he viii Aadfy be VIKING 10
doree him. that IL there any truth in the shargss
The appointment OF Senator Ferry President pro tea
the Senate has greater significance than seen on tho
surface
Neither House has done anything q particular impor
lance to-day The Assembly has ordered . number OF
questions asked. Among The number known
here rs "hard PAM claim.
The Assembly discussed at much length tn
bill to authorize aliens, resident In tbs
State, to hold and convey real estate 10
the State This measure 10 favored by Gov Morgan
Is the that has MAD It's appearance for several
years past. received overhauling the com
mtee The enactng clause finally stricken oul and
the matter dispoeed Of, At least FOR this session.
The bill requiring foreign insurance companies who
agents in the State report the all native
companies, ordered to . third reading.
Lieut.. Governor Campbell has been acting Governor
to-day, liag the vacancy caused by Governor Mogans
attendance a lobby man al washt gtou. II Is to be
hoped that Morgan will remain away until after the next
executive session. when three OF the HarbOr Mas
tiers heads will come off, and honest men be appointed.
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PHILADELPHIA sTocE BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, March IS, 1881.
Stocks are drm- Pennsylvania State SIS, 81 Reading
Rail oad 22A Morris Canal, Sax Long island Railroad
10A Peppsylvanta Railroad, A. SIGHT exchange New
York unchanged.
MomtE, March rs, 1861.
CottoD-Saes to day 200 bales midaling upAnds 12c.
The market Is quiet and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, March rs, 1851.
Flour steady Howard street and Ohio super6ne, IS
$6I2x. Wheat active and drm red, 81 IS a 81 80:
white, 81 40 a 81 6S. Corn firm yellow, SOC. . 6Oc.
Provisions steady. Coffee frm sales at 1870. 1896.
Whiskey steady at lie.
CINCINNATI, March 25, 1851.
Flour duh and very little doing whiskey dull at l2%.
Pork-Western mees $40 10.
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Supr. me Court Ch am be RS.
Before Hon. JUICE Sutherland.


March 5-Riciord Buurinke rs. Ann G. Rilr.
think the exception 70 the referees report Is well
come to this conclusion with hesitation after ex-
animation Of authorities.
Lei b. Wnner "a. James 7. Morrison think the pre-
vous motion "a tbaDee the place OF trial and the order
ther. should be Considered bar TO this mo
tion, which is d. MED with $40 abide the event
IN ne MatteT Of Ainnsor Mash. Motion denied on the
ground that he relation o. attorney and client did not
exist between the parties 10 this notion without advert
ing 10 any other ground
Alfred Crommeitn and otders Richard DdrIy and
Others. Report cf referee confirmed order settled
On two days notice
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BROOKLYN City News.

CoExos CoNseI. The board met last evening, when
a Communication received from the Comptroller,
stating hat he sheriff mad presented execution for
81 sT3 49, in the suit Of James McNamee against the City
Of Brooklyn and another for $140 in the suit Of John
Hopson The CITY OF Brooklyn OF which actions
originated IN the sale for unpaid axes Of certain prop
eriy formerly belonging to the Henry estate and after
wards TO The Betk Benevolent Society which at the
time the astessBent made exempt from taxa
ton. Referred q the Assessment Committee.
The Commissioners Tor the settlement OF claims az
the village and city CT Williamsburg submitted the fol-
lowing stAtemeu; Of claims passed BY them
Estate OF Jonn DeispiaDe Sis 40
Estate 0. Or rneiias Q. Str! kcr, assgnSe of John
~ vsns, =. -. '' zWW W
Estate OF Ihilip Hasman. 22S2 50
resolution directing the Comptroller to issue
porste bond OF the city payable less than
than three years for the payment Of the claims
adjusted referred 70 the Adermen Wards
stitu'ing the city Of Williamsburg
The Lau ORANGE STRICT yRf-vxRDfcT OF THE jury =
The inquest .r the OF Susan Ann wilson who
her death in consequence OF Jumping from Ave story
window, dur ng the late FIRE IN OfsDge street,
cluted before Coroner Horton yesterday when the jury
returned the following verdict That Ann Wilson
came 70 her death BY precpi,aDg herself from the
window OF the fth story OF No lo6 Orange street.
the morning Of the 18th Of March, 1851 causing frac
ture CT the spinal Column. We further agree and
onsrate George Alsrecht from al blame"
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The HsRAIo and many o,hcr papers copied from the
psbrs JoSvrol article well calculated TO disgust all
who read iteavins the impression that the b,dy Of
vaniDe Mack Was marked, way billed and sent homo
freight. enclose you the undertaker's bin, showing
that The rtmans received all ssry and proper a.
tsrton including heafse, carriages &c. They were as
oonrnied By fr;enss Including the mother. The kl,d
sey Central AID other roads 70 Harrsburg and hy the
Penssy Central Railroad 70 Ptsburg By takae the
renains on the express passenger trains free q charge
q mos. gratefully acknowledged. Instead OF Falsely
dueins In rid.ou,e sush subject and ~ounding the
feehes OF mos, worthy and afflicted fs.miy, well
ths tooosands OF friends Q, the extrsroinary by, 1T
For. Wayne and Chicago Road 80 that another party
ssnaTy situsted may not be detained twelve hours
Pburg and have des patch seui with indecent haste
70 coDect tsl- times The estAb,sted fare. V.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUNT.
Jusge Neson, who has arrived from Washington he's
IN for the April term, which Monday next.
but the appeals win not be heard unit, the rs, Monday
May.
Notes of issue must be led before Thursday OF
This week and proctors required 10 procure their
copies OF the apostles from the clerks office before the
time appointed for hearing appeals.
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CAsAs--GARcIA On Saturday, March Is, by the
pastor Of ST. stephens, FRANCISCO CAsAs Of HAbans
TO MES G. RODRIGUEZ GARCIA, Of AatanZas.
HYAr-ToDD On Thursday March 81, at 81. Paus
church Sing Sing, by Rev. j. II. Black, ABRAM HYArr,
ESQ, TO Mary H. second daughter Of Gen. Aaron Ward,
all Of above place
S1AsBURGER-ILcTTsrosE -On Wednesday. March Il,
by the Rev. MIR. Raphal LOWS SfRAsBuRGE2 to Miss
BKRrHA, eldest daughter Of Simon Lghts.one Esq, OF
this city
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A sToNIsHING PRICES FOR CHINA, GLASS 10.
"A FOR CASH.
We have just received large quantities OF China Olaa
and other goods per ships "Admra and Germ snia
which destrous to sell
FOR CASH.
Look at the following bona nde list OF prices compaes
them with any bills ever purchased
samples OF the goods on exhibition IN windows.
French China DINING PLATES OF good quality for q pr
dozen; never before offered for le ~ than 81 50
French China TEA SxRvrCEs A pieces best quality for
Is 50
upwards And Other China good in proportion
Silver plated SErs pieces for SIS o.
TABLE SPOONS ................... r.
! u
CHAxPAGNEs 81 15 WINES, per dozen, 81
great variety Of other goods such Is Gas Ffxuren
Nv HAUGHw8Ur co.
ts 100 and lea Broadway corner Of Broome street. HY
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see by the papers that at the meeting Of the Common
Council to take place Wednesday next, they are 70
consider the subject Of the improvement OF Worth street
to East river In view Of the parazAslon Of trade and
the probability Of dimipuiion Of bosncss a least for
time to come would II not be unwise to
any project that woald impose the citizens additional
buribeisf Our city has already been too rapidly i'm
wants OF trade and commerce hope the petition viii
be rejected because at this time would be unjust and
impolitic 10 adopt such measure. TAX PAYR
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ARks" oF AN IsDiGcAnT CITIZEN TIE IoBBY.
This Board met last evening President Henry W. Genet
In the chair
The report Of the committee IN favor OF awarding the
contract for grading and regulating Forty ninth street
wns presented ana discussed
Alderman BRADY opposed the csadvmstion, and said
that there was charge Of - 50 foos which no4
worth moro shAa tweaky i've cests . sss<.
An HDuSAsr Cosx@poR In tise obb5 said In sAentO-
pian vose-.'7hat's he.o
The PssaosT-rhe sergeant. II Arms will see that
tAese u srder m tine lobby.
lspSsAsr coslRAeTos-I can't sit here and lissen 10
7n PRsnsSr The Sssssant.as Arms wall remove that
% asa sas ,s n,
lobby. de was commssscd The report was recon-
The weekly statements OF the Comptroller show, tho
following condition OF the City Treasury.
psoass SSa 50
Ioeaa 81 500 o6l o5
Balance AA,ch o. ..-.............. g., $50 ,2eo 40
The resolution to appropriate 5aa for The expenses
York was called up and ngain laid over.
resolution IN favor Of paying tho BIZ OF Hon. Daniel
into NE disputed Cham1erisnship, ysas adopted.
Alderman BooiE moved that the gentleman who lad
been arrested In the lobby fog refractory conduct be per-
Board.
After some observations from the members the Pa,aa
DEBT said that II was painful to ha Ut all times
else the powers Of his posten but under such circun
stances II was DUE
TO this Board, and to the Alderman from the Firth
(Brady) TO arrest the person Using the language that
was uttered from the lobby Ho, however, understood
from the Sergeant that the party arrested had
expressed his regrot for his onlct and he he Pres
dent would direct that he be discharged from custody
The sergeat at Arms thereuron left the chamber and
liberated the refractory individual
The sum Of "a 400 was appropriated TO build extern
sion 70 the Twelfth precinct sta1;on house
The sum Of 81 200 appropriated TO procure Dor.
traits OF Governors Seymour and Clark.
After considerable quantity Of routine business the
Board adjourned to Monday aext.
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Curious Cfrcu m 1t n nce.-When MIR.
Lincoln stepped upon the platform to deliver his Inaugural
Address he looked around for pa,e to put his hat which
set down, when Senator Douglass who standing BIO
hind him. courteousy took IT, and he cad inRde the
Of the maker. KNOX, corner Of sroadw way and fulton
street. he cuousiy rejected upon
which caused him, pstea6 of delivering tbs address hmee
TO hold the splendid hat Of his suocessul rival Knox
Spring style u . be ATTY.
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TEE FAMILY HERALD.

Romance I'm High Lxfe-JThe Great Well
verson Marriage Csse-Escftang Trial
I'm Dublfn-The Testimony OF Doth Par
ties-ArfstoeratfcP -fde and Its n amtifa :
tiOn-SPechmens OF the Love Lrtters--
Verdict IN Favor Of the WIFE, &C., Sc.
The FAMILY Herald, II its issue Of Wednesday will
vain report Of tho Gress Yelverton Marriage Salt in
Dubn-A BritisA officer attempts TO seduss Sister OF
Charity IN the Csimes, Fas, Aarres Her Secretly in
Ireland And then Repudatec HcThe Testimony Of both
Husband and wHe-Rigd Cross Examination OF the Hus
eand-Rcnantic Iacdcnts OF the neutrality-suspicious.
Of the Love hettersrhe virct in Favor OF the Wife
The Popular Demonstration in Her Favor forming alto
gether one Of the most exciting Trials placed
record, and the ineidens divzged equalkns the
thrilling romance in Interest.
The Mr.r HERALD will alao soaain the kes< inteli-
gence received through the Mas by Telegraph Ed.
torials Leading Events AN tho Local News OF New
York and Vicinity Of importance, Reports OF the Cattle,
Provision and Money Markets, and ell Interesting News
Matters Of the proceeding week.
TRAs-9e year; fear cents single copy. ssbscrip-
tions received at tho Office northwest II Fulton
and Nassau streets, New York Snge copies for sale at
The counter and by all agent Advertisements In
serted al tho usual HERALD rates
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MANACEyay,

MANAGERS.
Lesi:laure Of the State o. Delaware having given
h France Co lottery for twenty years
unders6ned CopuaRsicnes appointed by the Governor OF
said State to supssntend the drawings Of sa lottery
hereby certify that the following numbers this
day
eUssxx CeUHrY-CLAss 7s, March Is 1851.
3, 49,, rs, S0, 80, IS, 10, 80, rs, 81, II, Is.
CossoLlDA7sp LorrEeY-SLAss 46 March IS. 1861.
Witness hands at Wilmington, Del, this day (MondAy),
March IS 1861
JOHN DALE,
JOuH ". WALKER iCommssione
ALFRED H. WOOTTEN,S
Circulars sent free of CD age by addretsna
FRANCE CO., Wilmington, Delaware
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RemOvaI.-Dr, y. II. Evans has Removed
70 l23 Madison avenue, ast door above Dr. Hagues
church Office hours frcm to 10 A. M and 6to 8 p. NJ.
Calls II at the old Office, 2l5 East Broadway win be at
tended to usual
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Arrival or the Bohemian.

P0Rrkkn, MACH %, WI
TIE steamship Bohemian, from Liverpool VIA London
derry arrived at midnight Of Sunday, with 1Ts psssen
gers and o largo cargo.
Har sdvscs are anticipated
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Brooklyn. Charles II. Williamson's
Photographs Portrait Gallery Fulton street. opposite Gin
ton. Established 1851
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MORE FAT PIcKTNGs IN ESBRYo-We learn
there is an attempt now being made by GER
tain parties TO induce the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund in this city to reward them pretty
literally for their services in lobbying through
the Legislature q law establishing the right of
the Common Council to all the old roads on
Manhattan island. These old roads, under
common law and common usage, have always
been supposed to belong to, and have been so
held by, property owners on either side of them.
Most of these old thoroughfares having been
CLOSED for years, and improved aud built upon
to the extent of millions of dollars in cost, it
would seem now most outrageous proceeding
on the part of the city to lay claim to property,
urder special enactment, which has SO long
been held by private owners under conceded
right.
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Citizens and Strangers who Desire a
tasty and elegant Bat, should call al ESPENSChEID'S
mAnufa cturer, ll5 Nassau street.
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Batch elOr's Newly Invented Wigs and
Toupees perfect limitations of nature. send for
measure card to l6 Bond street, New York
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svPFrU CouSr-Cncrr. Part Nos. Gil, eoe, ISL,
49, sss, so1 ,ss, 1. res Part Sane !. ssscrs
suyxMoR Ccuyr -Psrt mos. 1873, 1872 1881, lSss,
1889, 1927, 1901. ieos, 1eis sou icaa, lc2s, 1922
7e2, sis, 1l2o, $50, 7o4, 1122, l124.
:, .sncS Plslss--Eausl Caiendsr..Part Mos loI,
e. g. o., ~, 90, 81, U.s. %, loo iOi ioa, ioe, io4
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Steinway & Sons Oyerstrung Grand
and Square Pianos considered the beat
tnrcd are warranted for five warerooms 81 and 81
Walker street.
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Wheeler & WilsOn's Improved Sewing
Machines 1t reduced prices. Ofncs sos Broadway
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Hill's Hair Dye-5O Cents, Black or
brown No Barclay street and all druggists Iafable On
guent for the hair
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Album PhOtOgraphs-SixN for 81, Sixteen
for 32 large Ambrosypes with 50 cents By XIMBALL
All hrOadWaY
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Trusss s.-Ma rsh d Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No vesey sreet stor House, opposite the church
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MOldavia Cream Forces the Hair, Whts-
kers and TO luxuranty Sold wholesale and
retail BY W. A. BATOHkLOR IL Bond street.
DR.. .. .. Fitch's New Rupture Supporter
Tfuss-warsnted. CsH and examine before purchasing
III Broad vsy
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The frrsrs a Hor George W Scranton will take place
81 scra1 ou Pr on Thursday afternoon ., two o'clock
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DFuWIDRb OF Vac Oel0W0re SfHte LOT.
teres-WOOD. EDDY q CO, Managers of the
DELAWARE KENTUCKY
DsLAwARE-IxIsA CLASS las March 23, 1864.
70, CT, &c, 76, 60, 10, 8, o. So 8. IL, So, S. L.
DELAwARE-CLAss 1884, March rs 1861
60, 2, "a, 80. IL. 80, Is, IS. 6, l, 8, 10, rs.
Circulars containing schemes WITH full particulars sent
FREQ Of charge by addressing either to
MOOD. EDDY 4 90. Wilmington, Delaware,
Or 10 WOOD EDDY CO., 81. Louis, Missouri
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News from New Mc&ico.

The New Mexican mail, with dates to the ilth inst.
rrived here to-day, being only thirteen days out.
Capt. Holloway, Lieut.. Bryce Lieut.. Kelly, of the
United states army, came through AZ passengers.
Lieut.. Kelly hs resigned his commission, aud ia es
route for LOrsal to join the Southern confederacy.
Capt Holloway reports abundance of stores for the
army in New Mexico, With the exception Of foul which
is very scarce.
There great scarcity Of provisions among the people
0, New Mexico, and some suffering is anticipated.
Colonel Loring, who takes command OF the department
at New Mexico, WAS met At Fort Wise. He getting
all rg very we'll
The cause Of the failure Of the mail on Tuesday was
owing its not having beeu started from Santa Fee
the ith INST The probability is that hereafter this mail
Will prt mpty Aod make the Usual timo, abun
dance Of stock corn &c has been sent the road
The Inoans on the route are 70 ali friendly
but confidence Is placed in them and attack from
them OF soy time would not surprise any ocs.
The reads In fine condition, and the grass the
A. kanfas Is very COED.
The report from the San Iual mines hv means
da,teriDg OtSer mines have boon discovered but none
tina. will justify working.
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Tke Shin .JOh m Land

Bte1ON, March % 1851.
The ship John land has arrived at Holmes Hole from
Mania She has seventy mea on board taken from
Engi sh and too American ships on the coast.
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FrrYsBrRC, Pa Na,ch 25, 1851.
The mercbart of ihs city geneI auy rooeviug MIS-
EouIi currency, at .our per cen: discount.
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eight families in the whole building, to provide
nrsproof stairs, balconies, iron bridges and
such other means of egress and escape as are
specified in its clauses. The wooden cornices
hitherto used in buildings are to be substituted
by metal, brick, stone or other incombus-
xfbie materials We earnestly trust that no
modification will be effected In the bill in its
passage through the Senate. The fact that q
large Number of lives are annually lost through
the cupidity of tenement house owners ought
TO be sufficient to overpower any lobby iAfiu-
ences that may be employed to defeat it.
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1851,


Trnssss, Elastic stcckinSs. Shoulder
DR GLOVER THoRrB,
No. 4 Ann RI under Bsrnums husstn.
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81. Louis May orally Nominal SC.

n, NAICN 1901,
The unconditional Union Convention has nom ua,ed
Johr Fow for Mayer
Resolutions We're adopted declaring that the present
depressed condition Of the country Las been the result OF
The dsut movement aud ia favor OF the continuation
OF the present economical stem Of the city admnsrs
tion
special despatch TO the Democrat the pas
sage Of the Matyopolitsl Police B In the House. by
vote OF 80 against 81 aud doubtless it has already
ceiged the Signature OF the Governor