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SECURE YOUR SECURITIES.

The 1utter occasioned by the recent robberes 81
bonds and other securities has hot yet abaed and II
will be well If this incident shonld prove the means OF
breaking up the apathy thot to have existed as
to the proper Of securing that class of properly
which is represented by paper negotiable by the holder
The claims of the SAT- DErcsIT COMPANY corner of
Broadway and Liberty should be examined by those
whose minds ere exercised on this subject.
They have two methods Of insuring the property
committed to their charge; One is on the insurance
princpe-the securities given in their charge end
for specified percentage they give their guaranty for
its safety the other and convenient way for those
who may have frequent occasion 20 change or dispose
of their securities is TO hire to the depostor small
safe at prices ranging from twenty dollars to sixty
dollars per annam to which only the depositor. or such
person he depuie. can have access. The build
ing in which the Company has its vaults is fire proof
and. beside the usual precautions of having burglar
proof vaults the COMPANY its premises guarded day
and night by watchmen whose operations exposed,
by the lighting up of the premises by gaslight every
night. TO the inspection of policemen and nrivate
watchmen the outside.
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Amusement. this Evening.

ACADEMY or MUSIC-lrALrAS OPERA-us BALLo In
MAsCHERA
wALLACKs THEATER-RoMAsoz AND RHALIrs.
OLYMPIC THEATFR-BEsEpIT oY Miss KATIE NEWTON
-TnE MARRIED kAKE-lEgLASD A. II NAs
NlBLOs GARDFN-Mns MAGGIE MITCHELL ~ THs
PEARL OF SAVOY. or TBE MOTHERS FRAZER
WINTER GARDFN-EpwIS BoorH RIcHELrEu.
LUCY RUsHTONS SEW-YORk TlIEATER-FoRTUss's
FRoIc-THE APPJIsTxESr-PHESosEsos IN Snocz
fRocE-
BROADWAY THEATER-JoHs F. OWENS IN VICTIMS
FORTY WIsEs
WOODS TIL ArER-Miss Lucille WESTERN IN East
LIxSE; Or TEg EioPExTsT
BAENUMis ~ sErM-Nosus. Or. ISRAEL IN EGYPr-
lo0coO tuNosITIEs-AfternOgn snd Ivrulng
FoXs OLD EOWERY THEATER-JAcK AND Gill
WEsT ~ hill
NEWBORN CinCrS-lsra - QuEsTRiAs And GYM
SA5T1c neutrality-suspicious. hoDissoS THE BARE
BACK RIDER-iA. NAGAR.gs o? II. tEisPn
BRYANrs nuNsTRELS-LrrTLE Mac As JocKo TBs
MosKEy - LIZ. GIskKGDLEs-t kuELrY TO JoHSSf-
PovKK OF AUsIc-LApI % LiosA
IRVING HkLL-CnAs fRADKLs ocAL AND lSsrEUEEsrAl
CONCERT.
DOpwORTH HALL" The FrRsr OF rHR SERIES OF Tor
uLAE CONCERT, "-THE SI0RS kiAG, by An AAaielI
Ch1fus
BRkDY's GALLERY, No 7sj BRo.DwAr-tree Exhibition
Of War view, aud Portrait. u h-pfe.ea;Ative Mcn.
DERBY FINE ARTS GALLERY. No ol5 bRoApvAr-
IRE Oriental rnIscEss hrrEE rHR hAth a ralbtn'
by Miner h kciIo-s EKHiBiTOS - rICrukss'
ERoSEEs. TERRA GOTTA &c, Br TIN fhESob ITCH
IsG CLUB
OLD DUSSELDORF GALLERY. No. SO Bro,dwsy-EI
HiBirIoS oF PIcIuKKs by 4 Addl,on Richards.
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THE FIFTY.TH;RD-sF TRAGEDY
Corou,r,s Inquest-verdirt Of the Jury.

Yesterday Coroner Widely held an inquest at
Reeyue Hospital on the body OF Charles Zech who on
Monday last attempted 10 murder his wife, Aberiina
Inv sbootng her in the face with pistol and then killed
msef the partcnlars OF which have been already pnb-
shed in Tn TRIBUNE The following 10 the testimony
taken: Ill, l.. pin ..,1 ., =
dsces,ed Was nv husband; on Monday, shortly snet
10 O'Clock he came 10 my house and proposed 10 me ina
he wonld come back and live with me; he has been
svay from me for eight weeks; told him II lie would
o 90 work and help take Of his family would DO
g. 7 wanted however, 10 sec him do something TO
sbow that he had changed his habits before ] wond
consent 10 IL he asked me If really meant what hhd
aid, told him yes when he gave the children
nanny each aud sent them out 10 get SOME candy he
af,erVard sat down and ate something; the children
oame hack when he gave them some money to get
a,ne ,obscco. he then told me he had shop In the
Revere and wanted me TO learn TO make paper boxes
there refused 70 work with him; soon nfierwnd ne
,oot hold OF me- saying "fon won't take me ana
sred A revolver at me; caught hold OF him. when ne
broke away and fired a second time be then ran on
h, has been drinking very hard as long as l nave
Inov,n him we had been married II years. and nave
three children. ~, i. ,,,. ...o,a
=, bstwesn Tenth and Eleventh nyes. on Monds!
Last about O'Clock heard pistol shot; ran oui anu
Jaw DECEASED with pistol putting caps on It, no siuea
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it at ran in TO get my brother. when both
after him he ran and on reaching Ff,iethst put the
pistol TO bis forehead and fired; be dropped to the
ground and threw the pistol away; picked 1t W. and
afterward gave Il, 10 a policeman deceased did not
speak word to any one. that saw.
George Peber residing in Fiftythird ST.. near Ninth
ave. corroborsted the testimony OF the preceding wit
meas.
Wooster Beach, jr. ~ d., made a post.uOrtem ex
animation OF the body OF deceased and found pistol
sko, wound in the forehead about midway between the
eyebrows; this. in his opinion. caused death.
The jury rendered verdict that the deceased came
TO his death by shooting himself in the head with
pistol at the corner of Tenthave and Fiftieth ST.
The 18th Of March ls66" Deceased was q native Of
Germany. aged 80 years.
The wounded woman is recovering rapidly.
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Congress TO take them without inquiry invesg alton
for better or for worse. The effect Of this
policy if contaminated cannot but be most disastrous
TWENTY-FIVE Rebel Senators VIII be thrust INTO Tue
Senate and u members into the House Of Represents
tiyes 10 being added by the liberation OF the slaves
giving 10 ore white voter the South the power
that two hPye in the North and throwing at once the
whole power Of the Government into the
hands Of Rebels and Rebel sympathisers Your
LOYAL whites in the South would be made
odious and put under ban. your black allies
reduced anew TO practical Slavery. your National
debt repudiGied by hostile Legislation by The asunp
tion Of the Rebel debt Rebel soldiers pensioued upon
yodr Treasury traitors rewarded future reJelons en-
couragci injustice and ingrattade marking your
policy and the time for true. genuine development OF
the cOuutry indefinitely postponed
Mr.. WHITE favored the adoption OF TIE RESOLUTIONS
because they reaiirned and based upon the .unda
mental rincipes of the Republican Union party ana
because they counsel cancellation IN the councils OF the
dominant party the welfare and ascendancy OF which
argued embraced all the best interests Of our ooun'
try.
Ar. CROWLEY favored TIE resolutions. except the
third wh'cl was in favor Of negro suffrage III the DIS
trict of Columbia lie said he would not force on any
community that which ourselves refused 70 adopt
Suffrage was restricted 10 all the Staes and lie would
leave that question whore TIE Constitution had
left it, with the States themselves. The States
lntelv in rebellion have complied with ar
or nearly ell the requirements that have
been cxacted ofther aad he believed the people will
hold 10 a strict accountability those VINO would con.
inue TO place burdens upon them While denying them
representation. he President or Con rress may err
but he had Faith in the wisdom of he people - see that
Justice is early done 10 ali sections AM a.. casscS
Adjourned.
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Buelrce5 Notices.


AgIMALCULEs IN THB HUMAN BODY CAUSED
PoRK-As this disea (trclns spirai) has become
yaent in Europe and alarm in this country Is
well to state 1t. M effects aud its preventive.
Pork heavy ch greasy indigestibe food cooked and
much more To overload the stomach with
H. lies uuii,ested long that the anmaeues In it de,sch
themselves assinae with other matter in the stomach
veins gets thick that circulation partially and
blood becomes diseased matter caused
by the pork lying long the stomach thai worms breed
out OF the blood.
This only in every bilious conspaed people
Worms will the stomach Of many that over
load hsn il do. and sometimes in weak
person. digestion feeble Il the
animal decay and become impregnaied with
worms a. soon as it loses is ifelike circulation.
Where person. Of bilious habit they require pursa'
tive. and oftha, kind ha, viii the liver Keep
healthy flow of bile aud the stomach will not form 1cus and
pork will dse. well any other food Keep up free
circulation of the blood and worms cannot form
In oden times when had regular caome and jslap doc
tors none Of these diseases heard of for the
first thing ths. they would do when got sick was to
thoroughly cleanse the stomach but calome would always
have bad effect by its not being properly carried out OF
fortunately substitute has sprung up and while is more
efrcaa IN relieving liver and stomach Ct their impurities
/, harmless DOT h and by their proper pork can be
eaten as any other food wihou, fear This remedy is
sch~ncks Mandrake Pis-I Phsde phia fre.s
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Sudden Dcath-Oai ciai Misdemeansrs in
Idaho-Nuntiug and Bounsies.
SA,-FRANcisco "Wednesday.

SAhI RANCpcO wednesday, Marcn It TOO.
Samuel II. Parker formerly Postmaster OF
this City, died suddenly to-day.
Advices from idaho state that high official named
Slocum had been arrested the charge OF pecua,on
Another official had recently s0sconled, another died
n dcfauter and still another Chas. ID. Vaughan.
Treasurer Of Bos County has been arrested for ebe1'
Element
At a meeting ofthe citizens Of Ovyhee. resolutions
were adopted 90 send out Indian hunting expeditions.
M offering bOultics for sc1l9s.
The SacragcutO charter election resulted in the cleo
ton Of the Union ticket b. l.5ll 20 9jj vo'es-
Mining stocks are veal: Ophr. 5000; Yellow
jacket $50 Saysye 81 03g. Belcher $50; Imperial.
sljg Hale and Norcross Sl.O2). Crown Point,
s.. 80; Empire MIL 32j Legal Tenders. II.
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VIA Rl,1E u.

BALL-STONE-On Thursdsy March U.s. at the resdsnce OF
the bride by the Rev. DR.. J. H. Price, Dr. A Brsytos
Ball o. h. city, to Helen s., daughter Of Edward Stone,
esq, of Kings bridge.
ENWODD-SNYDER-On Thuraday, March IS. a the
RESIDENCE of the brides parents by the Rev s. d. Bufchad.
Lsrgion Greenwood 20 Nellie A., daughter OF Thomas j.
Snyder. both Of this city.
SCHOrr-TURNER-O "Wednesday. March IL, at the res
dence Of the brides parents by the Rev. LIZ Partridge
Louis scho Miss II. Josepbene Turner oil Of Brookly"
f.. ID.
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ROBBED BY WArTBs-GrRLs.-Mr- James W.

ROBBED BY WAITBR-GrRLs. James w.
Mckinney of Memphis. Tenn. on "Wednesday night
entered the conccrt-saloon in the basement Of the
premises ON the southeast corner Of Prlnce.st and
Broadway, and willie there drank freely Of VINE IN
compsng with two Of the pretty wai''rgirs. named
Mary Jane McAufe and Matte Bactlt;. Mckinney
and the girls were IN private room together. and
while there the latter were seen 70 bis watch
Shortly after they left the saloon together and after
proceeding short distance the girls according to the
state .nent Of Mckinney commenced fumhhnf ABOUT
bis pockets Believing that they intended u rob him.
the victlm called Police" when the girs ran away
They were arrested by Officer Kennedy OF the -Four
teenth Precinct and ga reaching tie Staton.ouse Nc
Kinney found that he had been robbed OF bis gold
watch valued at s+D diamond bressipln valued st
500 $50 IN gold pair OF sleeve buttons and small
amount IN change. The girls searched. but none
OF the missing property found upon them IL believed
that they either threw away the articles or else passed
them 10 confederate The accused denied their guilt
but were comm tied by Jgs'ice Downing.
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MEXICO.
Importsnt News from FL Pass-The ne
pabIicans in Possesisa Of Northern
chihuahua.

WASHINGTON. Thursday. March Is, leoo.
Official news has been received by Senior Re-
nero from III Paso the seat Of tho Mexican Govern
nent up TO the 18th ult. President Juarez ana BIS
Government remained in undisputed possession OF
Northern Chihuahua. A French deserter. who arrived
at Fl Paso, reported that all the french ioice'
abandoned the city Of Chihuahua On the 9Th.
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The stoyc.FoundcTS Convention.

ALBANY, ILurtUd!1 hIHTUH 10 TOO" ,
The StOve-F0andcrs' Convention ADJOURNED
zine di. at O'Clock this evening The proceedings
tnroug hOnt we're characterized by the most peflret
unanimity and harmuay Every proposition brought
before tie Convention was fully aud freely discussed
and adopted by unanimous vote. Inc Ekecut'c
Committee will prepare official record OF the pro-
ceedings for publication.
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UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE Co

Of Syracuse n. Y.
CASH CAPITAL.
Two HrNDRED IHOt BAND DOLLARS
ENSURES giinst Accidents Or al kinds.
OFFICE No. ~ BROADWAY. y ! City.
A. A. BowLErr President. G.. Y. CoNsToeK. Vice
President r. ANDREWS, Secretary.
T. w. and II. Il. GArEs, General Agents.
GENERAL REFERENCES.
The How REUBEN T. fiction g Governor OF New York.
TIE Hon. HoRAIo SEYMOUR Utica, y. Y.
DEAN RIcEloNp, Buffalo \. Y.
The Hon. 1HOgAS g. ALvORD Lieut. Gov. OF y. Y.
UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY
OPyCE No. - bROADwAY. n. Y.
In the Union Trast Companys Office untl the LIST oil
May next when they will occupy their Once, No. u
wall-st. now occupied by Francis I. Walker q Bro.
A gents wanted
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A..a.-inniien Plots ut Toronto.

TogoSIo &. w, Thursday. March II, l-G.
The recent reports of plots To assasSinate the
Governor General of arrests for treason, and Of the
oarly meeting OF the Canadian Parliament all with
ON foundation. Everything n quiet
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THE BARTLETT PRACTICAL FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE making the E.sstic stitch. has combination
OF a. the advantages of the best and most popular Sew
ing Machines. with other great improvements. Price,
e.
Niue. DEa)IE,T's EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS. No 41J
Broadway, General Agency for the United States.
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Gperial Notices.

POstp0nement.
The charitable meeting for the aid Of the Wives and Chi
dreu Of the Imprisoned Irish Patriots. announced by then
friends TO be held on SUNDAY is hereby officially postesnsA
that being Passion sunday and Of the Fenn
brotherhood sufficient protect the families from want s
the time beng The b. respect al opinions prejo
dces and only run them when justified by over
powering necessity. - - .
JOHN OMAHONY H. C. FB
Seventh Assembly District Union Association.
The guar monthly meeting this Association will be he'd
at Metropolitan Hall Sixth-sve.. FRIDAY EVENING,
March IS. 4 Jul attendance is requested.
SALEM r. RUSSELL. President
Chs W. GARDNER, Secretary.
Social ard Political Science.-sec.ion Of sOCloL
OBY meets THIS (fndayl EVENING. at Rooms OF N r.
Association for the Advancement OF Science and Ar Ooopes
Institute I'd floor Question for dscusson: hat no
publican Form Of Government" Paper BY Prot q M
MARINE. Chairman. Public invited.
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IAdverti,smsnis

FINEST READY-MADg CLOTHING IN AMERICA
Gents Youths and Chdren's all quite equal to Gus
tom work. hhoA -, r nrTo
w. Opposite Cooper Union.
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Arrival Of Two Hundred United States
Troops mt Fert Perter-The Ne".
trnlity Lava.

BuPTALO. Thursday, March IL. 1850
A force of 300 United States troops arrived
bere ye,terday aud are now al FOrt Porte:
More ere SAID 20 be expected and II supposed they
are 10 be sent here to that the neutrality laws are
cigu
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$500 BRICKS per hour are made by the MA
which is a clay .temperinc machine. and the
49,. made by IL WILL STAND ALL CLIMATES Those
ae by the dry pressing machines Will all cruinDe 70
n,eres on being exposed 10 frost ADRIAN hEVl A.
General Agent, No. 100 Broadway N. T.
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SPRING is the proper time TO take cleansing
and purifying medicines. OF which SWAIN o fANACEA
stand, preemlnent Sold by all druggists.
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The cattle market closed dull. Prices for beei ranged o
30 down 20 10 rs for best and hst quality Of
cattle second quality S7USs So Hogs heavy at "
Sheep, 81 O0 81 so for prime.
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RAVEN Il BACON PIANOS, established 1879.
w s,sroous 1855 Cirand.st near Broadway New.York.
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PHILADELPHIA. Cattle Marhes-MARcH. Is.

Caitlr very dun and Yc I0wefi sass IUy hesd AZ
for fair 20 good dull aud lower sheep 10" sc,,
demand and advanced; sAles Of CO., bead *i'@s"s '
n, ct
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scuuyLKrLL MUTUAL Coal Co.,

OTfICE. No. 50 WnI-st.
y.pp Nos. 2f3 and ao5 West Twenty -fifth-st.
between Seventh and Eighth-aves.
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THAT NoBLE ANIMAL. THE HORSE.

If fed occasionally with ALDEss CONDITION PowDsKs VIII
always be able fulfil his task They diseases o
horses. increase appetite and spirits and give bright glossy
appearance to the hair No who feeds those Powdsu
regularly ever any time by sickness disability Of h
horses We are permitted to refer to W. McCune esq., Me-
% Msrrayst L. W. Winchester esq., Superintendent Harm
den Express Major A. Pueu Superintendent National Er
press, No. eS Broadway. DsnAs BARsEsa Co.,
No 81 Park.row. Wholesale Agents.
MARvrN's NEW PATENT ALUM AND Day
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BURNErT's STANDARD COOKING ExrRAcn
carefully prepared fruits end spices Of the best qualify
and challenge composition Their universal success bases
upon their merit Reference made the principal Pur
veyos Concionsrs and Hotels in the United States Sos
sale by choice Druggists and Grocer everywhere.
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I
ONE AND A HALF MILLIONS
EVERY Man
HIS Own BANKER
DO NOT WAIT
ysTIL HORSE Is sroLxs
To LOCK
THx STABLE DOOM!
MADR WITH WROUGHT Iron AND
FRAsKLIsIrR OR
patent cRrsrALLIiED IRON"
The only metal known which will
Efec,ually resist the burglars drill
The NOVELTY IRON WORKS,
The MORGAN lRoS Works. New.iork
DELANATERs IRON WORKS
A,'.d. :! ' s: t,- s. New rA.apn
EAGLE Iron WORKS Chicago.
and al who have /. the only perfect
sis.ant against a burglars drill ever manufactured
All holders Of Government, Securities and other vauabes
have in their power purchase for their house
or counting room.
BETTER PROTECTION THAN II AFFORDED
To TIKI SPECIE SECURITIES
or MANY or rHE LARGE BANKS IN WALLsr.
number Of whom still cIingng to their old fashioned
vsu. lock. aud burglar proofs" O any of which,
made
FIVE YEARS AGO,
are in con..an, danger being drilled picked II people
will cling to old fashioned safes and locks they must expect
to be made the sport and the ss,onher Of honest
men
HERRISa Co..
No ISL BRoApwsr,
only manufacturers of the Frsnkne Tor Psten, Crys'sired
Ironl Drill resisting Safe with LINUS YALE. JRs DOUBLE
AND SINGLE CoxBivArros DIAL LOCKS
No OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FAILS.
"Ich" swAYSE's OINTMENT letter
(" l,chv Cures IN from " TO 10 hours letter"
Itch" SwAYNEs OINTMENT letter
Itch" Cure. Itching Piles, Ietier'
Itehr Sal, Rheum. letter
Itch" Scad Head. Rash. letter
Itch" all skin Diseases, letter.
Prepared only BY DR. Swayne SOP, Philadelphia =, :,
Sold by DKMAs BARNES Co.. No. q ParSrow, " u
DANES PULM0- BRONCHIAL TRocHES, for
Coughs Colds Caarrh Bronchitis Asthma Hoarseness &c
DAM Co.. No ~ Fouhave., or C. Fox No 81 Barcay-st'
At OLD PRIcEs-EyERDELL's Card Depot,
3 broadway " Y ali the latest styles OF Wedding and SIT
ing Cards. Monograms French Note Paper silver Plates 2c
METcALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY
give. immediate relief in all eass, OF khenma,'n or Neural
sa 1t. pows, magical ~ snee s asnss as sa Sy
Druggists
The ARM AND LEG, by b. FRANK PALMER,
LIZ DIhr best free to soldiers and low TO officers aud
civilians. 900 Chestnut St. Phla Asor pL ~ l. ~ Green
at Boston Avoid fraudulent limitations OF his patents
BEAUTIFUL LIrE-LIKB PICTURES.
C,,tes Ngnette g. per doren; Duplicates 81 All mega
lives resi,tsrsd r. A. LKwIs, No. 100 Chathsm'. N. Y
TRUssEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPgNs0Ry
BAxpAexs SUPPORTERS kc.-MARsa Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss othee only st No. 2 V-seyst Lady attendant.
BArCBELoR's HAIR Dyg-The best in the
world Perfect natural reliable harmless and inssnaneeus
10 effect The genuine 10 signed WIILiAx A. BACHELOR
SOLD BY all Druggists. Factory No. II BaIclav-d
WIGS, ToUPEEs, and ORNAMENTAL HAIR, hrst
quality Hair Dye and Dyeing BArcHEIoRs 10 bond-st
THR FLORENCE GOLD MEDAL L0CK-SrlrCH
No sos Broadway, New-York.
GROVER a. BAKERS HIGHEST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH sIwxG MACHINES for iamiy use NO 40
Broadway.
HOWE SEWING MACHINE CoMPANY.-ELIAs
Hovs IT. President No 629 Broadway. Agents wanted
IMpRoyRp LOCK STITCH MACHINES for Tailors
and Manufacturer. GxovEE BAKER sswisa MACHINE
ConPANY No. 4eo Broadway
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NETWORK QUARANTINE.
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FROM ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
CORNELL UNIVE RSITY.
Fares on the Central Railroad.
NETWORK QUARANTINE.
The BROADWAY ELEVATED ROAD.
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
THE BROADWAY ELEVATED ROAD.
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.

From Our special Correspondent.
ALBANY. March &c. lsG6.
,gsrNnry PROC gEDINGS.
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Fares on the Central Railroad.
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CORNELL UNIVE RSITY.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
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Mr.. .JEwETT moved TO refer the Niagara
Frontier Police bill 20 TIE Committee Of Nine 10 re-
pof. it complete
Nj WILLIAMS opposed the motion.
Aiier debate. Mr.. WnIiAMs moved % make the bill
the special order for Tuesday ueKi which WAS agreed
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MARvrN's NEW PATENT ALUM AND DRY
PLAsrYR FIRE BURGLAR SILVER Plate SAFEs Highly
Ornamental and warranted perfectly dry Also lsgs -
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