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ponsnt stay deponen, assuring her that The Dill oaa %
paii the next day Accordingly lie following osy man
whom ;an5nsni did mot -.s) called sl tine residence oi
Madame RescI src said that De mad oeeh 'h' ~ ~ ~
Mason OF Philadelphia pay depoHsni ooaf' A- t''1
Madame Rsstel 500 which Madame Rssei4 informs ue
rop,ut1 Drpoueut remained the said premises ABOUT
four weeks before the child Was born ara ~ 'e h''
val Madame Ressl in the almost Gs!iy piactcs oI
talking 10 d.ponent .ir;e she asked teponent
,ha, il the child born alive and II rnaeii de-
ponent would give il 10 her 10 adopt And seVefA
lines before and after its birth she asked Geponsnt 10
give i, to her adopt that teponent always refused
5 rscn.s, At another time she told ieponent that she
hd hsrtar rensin in the Cy. that ;here plenty OF
men in the City would be glad 20 keep deponent
that deponent could gel good Tin D. Psosuiuns heF
ssf .hs; deporent could dress vel ana I'VE IN srest
. snd other conversation OF the same kiui mai on
the lth dsv OF December between ana c.ocH Z NJ
9enonsp, was delivered OF female infant; that iirme
ds,elv sitter its birth ,aksn down STAIRS oy 4Au
60, p,sl uho ss in attendance ~ It's hlrtn N COM
nanv with her daughter aged about "a yesrs-ina de2o-
uen: saw the child three times atsr"aTa-hsI He a
il was brought up by Madame hes'e4' anu 'ANe
in few minutes. and once or twice ai'et"N,1 e',
b-,u ,bt :, and let II remain few minutes erG TOOK
il away again Madame Res!ell told deponeat 'aa,
Edwards had written her to get nurse Hnu
nut IL out 10 nurse: deDousut thought suc3 was tAc
TACT and asked her 20 lot eporeu the before
she sent ;he child with her she said tue nurse was
down stairs and she would send her up woman ;heh
came in depouents and dcpcuent asked her name
she said Cstharine Rider ,hai she lived AT Harlem snd
her husband q mason that deponent told her %
good care ofthe child which she left dspCnent re-
raiuG Al the said house about two weeks and ten days
nd ,sn went TO Phi adeipha and Mr. Edwards snd
asked him what be intended do for the child he said
be did not intend do any thing more than the law IL
lowed him that she could GO 10 harlem ana
live near the child that she could see f he would allow
dsponen sufficient pay the board otthe infant Tor one
year he consented and agreed 20 90 before RECORDER
Vsux of Philadelphia and GET "riuhss 20 .He e4eS' 'S'
;f be Maid Seoonsn, 800. Geporent would not trouble
him again that deponent 1.-THE time appointed was SIC ana
unable 10 60 the Recorders office and depoaeh' sem
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e thar she was sick Edwards said 20 depoueg' hat ne
did no, write any letter Mrs ResIelL telling het 20 pu
the child out that she ust no !et u Soo
back with deponent be then dsponent SO TO come
on 10 New-York and Try and GET the child EDWARDS nsi
previously come on New.fOrk IN company with Mrs
Wilson 10 Try and get the child and tnat MEs " soH
had gone Mrs Resells residence and mace
for the child and in relation deponent ard mat Mrs
Reste denied any knowledge OF deporen, anu hst no
female had been delivered Of child for several iontns
past in her house Deponent has also made enquiries ol
Mrs Resel aud she says hs: she does not know wherc
the is VINO took the child or N WHOSE CUSTODY tue
child is MARY AtfLEHA Z.


SWORN before me this 9TH day OF Feb lci6.


WN. F. HAvERMEYER, Mayor


~ Th, Drug store a, the corner of Pit and
Houston streets was discovered be ire about y
O'Clock on "Wednesday night and considerable portion
of the stock was destroyed


~ The Coroner yesterday held an inquest at
No 374 waterstreet on the body Of Mrs Matilda Con
:.


"wednesday night and instantly expired verdict death
from congestion Of the brain.


~ Madame Macarte, at Palno's, increases
nightly in popularity Till has become title salr'a-
ton have you seen Macarte = rs the woFn out com
mept upon the weather She indeed perfect syIph
in grace and motion while her daring is the theme oil
universal wonder A splendid afternoons entertain
ment takes place tomorrow at p o'clock


~ A meeting of ladies', opposed to Capital
Punishment, was held yesterday at 72o Greenwcnst'
pursuant to resolution passed at the Inst meeting ct
the CITY Society for the purpose OF forming ts'ade
l,ti CAPITAL Punishment association, auxiliary TO the
STATE and City Societies in existence The meeting
wss we'll attended and the zeal manifested was equal 10
the importance of the object contemplated by the meet
ipr Committees 10 nominate officers, 10 draIt Cen
s,tution and Bylaws appointed with instructions
10 repor, at a meeting be held a the Lyceum Rooms
nn Monday evening 9TH inst at o'clock for the pur
nose of perectng the organization of the Society To
which period the meeting adjourned Mrs : "heelocN
and Mrs Hopping President and Secretary pro TEN


c1s The ship Silas Holmes arrived at New Or
leans on the Goth ulr from New.iork in the quick pHa
sage of twelve days-amost up with the matt


~ An advertisement respecting the establish
ment of the sale Of all sorts ot articles IN he
western part OF this State worth attention The plan
il rev one and We think will scarcely fail TO be success
fu.


,Y@ We see by the advertisement that Mr. Brad
bury the poular Teacher OF Music has lost his pocket
Book cont aiming the snug little Of 5000 This to
man who lives By daily labor, (as teacher eninenty
does) is severe loss and sincerely hope the finder
will be manly enough to restore it TO its owner


s1F Mr.. Dempster gives concert ON Tuesday
next at Niblos He is about to return to Europe and
before he goes one of the best ballad singers have
among


tY@ The Piano forte which we noticed yester
day can be seen at Chckerng Ware Rooms in Laiorg,
Buildings where there is also grand Piano forte with
all the power an sweetness OF Erards excepting in few
OF the higher notes, which deficient in toue


BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


WooDEN BUILDISGs.-The Advertiser regret
to see so many wooden buildings going up as there arr
in that city at the present time Aside from the gree
danger Of ire aud the heavier rates Of insurance that
must be paid on them, doubt much If they are a.
cheap or as profitable in the end brick would be. We
think is quite time that ordinance should be passed
prohibiting the erection of wooden buildings in the city
or at least within certain limits Such laws are in force
in many other cities, not hall the size or half SO densey
/ populated Brooklyn.


W A horse with cart attached, took notion
TO run away and break things yesterday morning in At
lanticstreet He brought up against lamp post with
smash Damage trfing


