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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04

PUBLISHED BY WILEY L PUTNAM iei bsoao-
TREATISE ON LANDSCAPE GARDENING: ap..
piled North America, with view to the Improvement Of
country residences Comprising historical notices and gen.
era PRINCIPLES OF The ar directions laying grounds
and arranging plantations; description and cultivation OF
hardy decorative sccompanimers 10 the heuse una
grounds formation OF pieces OF artificial water Hover gar
dens etc: with remarks Rural Architecture Rev ed-
ton With large additions and improvements and many
and beautiful illustrations. By A J. Downing large
vol. svo. IS 81.
Soothing has been omitted thai IN The least contribute
full and analytical development Of the subject and he
in the most lucid order and with nu- perspicu
Gardening FOR LADIES: add Companion to The
Flower Gsrden- Being alphabetical Arrangement oil a
the ornamental plants usually grown in gardens and shrub
beres with full directions fer their culture By Mrs Lou
don. First American, from the second LONDON edition
Revised aud edited by A. Downing. l thick vo. l2mo
with The processes oil grating QUO
ding. ayering &c. &c. 81 50.
cesrne.a tsdec;dedy the best work the subject aud
strongly recommend Il our far conntryvonen az
work they ought NOT to bs without" y T. Courier:
THE FRUITS AND FRUIT TREES OF AMERICA:
o. culture cation ard management In The garden
md orchard, OF fruit generally: with descriptions OF
all the finest varieties OF fruit native foreign, cultivated
In gardens of this country illustrated with numerous
ensravngs and outlines of fruit BY A j. DOWNING
Sixth edition, ready thick vol with several engrsv
ings 81 So orasplsndd edition IN large Svo Ito match the
authors other works,) $50
This is valuable practical work, and every orchsrdis
ard every uigrower should possess Its stores
DESIGNS FOR COTTAGE RESIDENCES, sdspted to
North America. including Elevations and Plans OF the
Buildings and Desgus for laying ont Grounds. by A. j.
Second edition. revised s.
The Cottage Resideuces seems 10 have been equally
we-timed and happily done. Country gentlemen no long
limited the designs of uneducated carpeuirrs
are erecting agreeable cottages In variety OF STYLES suited
TO the location or scenery Even 10 the west ana SCUM
wholly in part from MI Downipgs deegns; and In tne
suburbs of of tie cities most OF the new residences
work. as 2tis
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IscxSpIARY.-The authorities OF Wood County
.,uis have decided that the "Weatern Christian Ad
rocete the Methods. paper published in Cincinnati is
an legendary publication and the Postmaster at ar,
Ier,bureh is forbidden deliver copies TO subscribers
So citizen Of that County informaus Marietta intel
re- The dwelling house and sheds OF Mr.; Isaac isaac
cs,b .;tr.,ea about two and half miles Northwest
of ps,,burpb were destroyed by FIRE the night OF the
ss,h Mill, Loss very severe No insurance on furniture
hniidno
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L variety OF .hspes. Il the Houseserp-rs Emporium
al SMITH, ToRREf CO. IS Aaideo-lane
VELOCIPBDES AND ROCkINi HORSES,
Childrrprs Toy Wagons and Wheel6srrows; Also
Garden Tools Ladies' oral Hoes a. the Hoasekeepers
Emporium AL SMITH. ToRREY 4 co t5 M.id-oIsne:
MARBLE PASTE-BOARDS and Rolling Plus
Iva The subscribers have introduced the abeye so desir
nbl- for summer use az the Hnusekeepers En- porium
al SMITH TORREY 4 co. - MHiden-lane-
GNAIKBANNs, FI.ATFORu SCALES, vrr-
dituviiss rkI8sANKS Z co. 30 Wallet.
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H. pUCLUZEAU. Auc,.

VHLEGANT ROSEWOOD 4 MAHOGANY FURNI.
II TURE-PARlSIAN ELiEABETHIAN& LOUIS XIV
TYLES-TUrTLE DUCLUZEA u, will sell on Wed
uesday April at O'Clock, tho large rooms 10 the Coll.
scum $50 Broadway large aud valuable assortment OF
modern and syle OF Rosew and Mahogany Fur
rers who Is about cosng that branch Of tho COM
prsipg nearly every article rqued for furnishing house.
r uaPors chambers and halls all Of which has been made
for the city retail trade and will he warranted -
represented Iu tho sale will he found Rosewood, Black
Walnut Satin wood Oak and Mahogany Furniture covered
hulers catalogues, which win bs ready on tho morning
nfi N.
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ON Friday April Sd. of the Group LOUISA C. young
est daughter Of Job and Catherine Gohra aged years
and 3 months
At Conway. Mr.. EBEEEZER BEAN, revolutionary
pensioner, aged 60 years and six months He was IN
the battle of Bunker Hill where ne had bis gun shot on
In his hands about ls inches from the lock- and many
holes made through his clothes by the British bullets
He belonged to Capt. Aaron Kinsmans company, Col.
John Starks regt He served more or less through the
first three years of the Revolution In 1892 he moved
from Bow to Conway, where he lived till bis death,
mach respected for his patriotism industry and benevo-
lPnce.
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General Notires.


RS Notice. to the Pubiic-In consequence of par =
grpp having lately appeared in The Tribune and several
western papers, rejecting on the conduct TO Immigrants
,;vins here OF firm styled ja1 Roach Co. believe of
albany engaged 10 forwarding from This the
West, several persons have inquired OF the
aging partner of tie firm of ROCHE, BROTHERS & Co.
whether or not said Jas Roach Co have any connection
with us-I therefore feel my duty notice The public that
we never had any connection whatever with that rm thai
hitherto been engaged in forwarding passen
sers from this 10 the West and that Roche Brohers Co
are In no way responsible for the acts Of erson what
ever bu. thai o! the subscriber, EDWD. ROCHE, senr.
sole acting ard conducting partner of firm Of
"a IL Roche Brothers Co. IS Fulion-st. i. Y.
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Ma, there will be at least 500 900 bush
els of heo. taer reducing flour to wheao 70 go
from lake Michigan VINCE allowing o,Ioo uos escb
Leaving the balance OF stuff to be taken by steamooas
This state Of affairs needs no comment
In the quantities of wheat and hour reported az I sa
now AT ST Joseph and Michigan City, we shouid nave
s,s,ed tina. those the amounts 10 60 forward u
the next harvest nearly as could be ascerlaineo'
which, though not now actually at those po,nts ARE
er,heess in the different depots which are su
ect to these ports awaiting shipment The quanu.S oi
whes, now in store Michigan City is from 2eVooO 10
300 900 bushels with very little hour. Al o. -
the actual amour. Of wheat and -four is also less
appears by our report This however does not ahecl u
general result and opinion as regards inc VI
wheat and -four 10 90 forward TO me new ciop ,d
We '''N 90 Buffalo Courier.
Tho Philadelphia Inquirer says; " Our ao'ices
from Harrisburg in relation the defeat of the Right OF
Way Bill are highly favorable. 1t is probable, however,
that the subject will not be fully discussed and hnay
acted upon some days, or two members are ao-
sent, whose voices snd votes are important
Arrivals at the Port of Baltimore during the month
Of March, 1876 From foreign ports, ships barn. II
brirs schooners coastwise ships, barks 10 briggs
e5 schooners Total offoregn arrivals 81 coastwse 22
whole number 1873; of these lat were American,
British and Bremen Number of clearances to foreign
ports during the period chips barks briggs l5
seboopers l6-total 40; of which 80 were American,
British and Bremen
Counterfeit Bills on the Cumberland Bank OF Al
lephany Md are in circulation They so badly exc
cuted in the engraving and filling up, and the paper is
wi,hal sondierent that is scarcely possible thatthey
could be imposed upon any There is in fact ne at
tempt at any imitation of the genuine note exceptin the
signature of the President and Cashier In the lettering
arrangement and Embellishments there Is no effort to
follow the original in any single particulareven the
Bank In the counterfeit Is entitled the Cumberland
Bank" whereas the name, Cumberland Bank o. Allie
ehany occurs conspicuously in line, in capital let
ters. upon the genuine note.
Spurious bills of the denomination Of So, letter A,
on Tompkins County Bank. in circulation Also,
badly executed Elves of the Ulster County Bank.
twill be seen from tho annexed statement TINT
the imports of the last month at this Port and also
the revenue received. have been uncommonly large
nearly equang these Of the two preceding months.
number ofpackets which would regularly have arrived
In February, were kept back by adverse winds, and
reached In company with those regularly due in March
Tho imports of the quarter s2444,35s greater than
those the corresponding quarter in ls45 while the en-
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s'ia-soo mats a, l6i cts y IL; 100 do lot.
Philadelphia cn,,Ie ,Iarker-ADr,,

Philadelphia Cattle aInrket-April2
6tsrsf-TheTe were hoo head brought in and the de-
sna being moderate 1000 head including 400 for New
were taken at S30$7 per 100 lbs-as in quality
Cows, az In quality w 80 'N'''''
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fats.

LEAKY & cos
FASHION STRING, IS46.
81 The preference universally manifested
for style OF Genemsns Hats has decided ua 10
continue the same for the ensuing season.
LEARY co. Hatters Nos. 5. 4 and Astor House
New-York, Fish. l9,li, 1915.
Circulars descriptive OF The peculiarly OF our style for
wsrded By addressingu Us postpaid mhsSths
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}. X Cukrlss HucnYq,en

c,yvCHt Te al Nh Tp1V pEEHREMPTORY SALE OF A
SSTOCK OF CkRPETlNGS, RUGS, MATING. Ia
BILE AND PIANO COVERS. NC ac.-JACoB PLATT
will sell above This day at II o'clock about 2Oo o. Of
VeIetian Cape,ngs The whole will be exhibited nnd sold
In ots viii enable housokeepers a. well 40 the trade,
to supply themselves
N B.-Fsmiles will do well not to neglect rare an
opportunity providing themselves with excellent car
mai nj reasonable price, Tney will BIO sold wit hout
serve to close Catalogues will be ready on tho
dav OF sale. az 2us
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T T.as1 I 9ELAso' Secretaries

81 Fifth ward.-Pursuaut 10 the recommendation
of the Democratic Wing General Committee. he wing
Electors This Ward requested 10 meet al the MARION
House No los Wat Broadway, Monday evening the
,b int al * O'clock select FIVE delegates 10 the County
Convection held the Broadway House on the 9Th
inst TO nominate candidates the Sats Convention and
also the report of The Ward Nominating Commit
tee By order of the Ward Commitiee
WARREN CHAPMAN. Chairman
w. G. se Seer Secretaries s4at
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Enthusiastically Reported for 1se Tribune
FRIDAY, April 3.
ASHES-Are dull, without sales
coTTON.:.The sales yesterday were nearly 1000
bales To-day there 10 fair Inquiry, and about GO
bales have been taken SEINE portion of Il for export
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5000 offered Sales a, ssess rs per 100 lbs;

Sk,,o aad Larubs-Tbere were 1927 brought in Sales
Of sheep at 81 Is to 80 rs and Lambs slG EACH as
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FASHIONABLE HATs-sPRING STYLE.

FASHIONABLE HATS-SPRING STYLE.
rS- JOHN N, GENIN, pa Broadway justly celebrated
fashionable gentlemen the true connosseur in I'M
ishng hss invites those who have no, already the spag
style, to call and getii.
His silk hats the superb offered the public
ADVICE TO HAT WEARERS
Never buy hat unless the bm suits your form and
ersnce for tina, depends It's beauty and elegance An
experienced filter 10 slw in attendance Genins no
will not sell hat unless suits the form and size of the
purchaser This the Of the popularity ind prefer
ence msnf se bis hats lis this hsi has caused them to
be enrolled as tie plus ui.ra OF hats. a2r
q Gcntlemen's Hnrs-spring Enshion.-BIRD,
cor Pine snd Nassau S-Genemen's Hats of the Spring
pa..sru uniting much elegance and besuy OF STYLE
ready for examination and sale by The subscriber.
mh2O lnii- Bird. Cor Pine aod Nassau ats
II Spring Styles Hats for IS So Mt MlLLSS
It's Broadway, Howard Ho,el-The public will bear in
thu: such hats usually sold for
SIS So hut higher priced article in fact s. ha: and all that
Is asked fer it is So 80. ms 2wis'
EEr Amidon's Hat Establishment removed from
corner OF Wall and Nassau 10 No. III Broadway direct
ly opposite Howard Hotel ua tsd
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MARRIED:

On Thursday afternoon. April 3D. by Rev E. D Smith
Mr. ALEXANDER ALLEN. Jr. of Rawlings. Duchess
Co. to Miss HARRIET MARIA, daughter of James Cowl
Eso Of this city
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JOHN J Y. WEsTERvELT, AuctOnevr.

JOHN J v WESTEKVELT, AucuOheer
yxJlLLET Sc WESTEKvBLT.-Caialc Sale
w of Furniture The contents Of the houses. Nos
and Murray Consisting Of mahogany sofas mahogany
dining extension card toilet work and center tables mar
bic TOD center and por tables wash tables and stands ma
nor any maple and black walnut chairs. mahogany and
black walnut buroaux feather beda mattresses mahogany
cloh lnanlel clock lamps looking glasses &c &c
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THE SUNDAY TINE:

THE SUNDAY TIMES
AND NOaH'S WEEKLY MESSENGER WILL BE
II published tomorrow l62 Narsau-st door lac
Tribune Buildings CONTENTS:
Poeiry-Song Of the Ship Builders
The Smuggl-rs Leap Passage OF the Pyrenees;
Curtain Lecture in the Black Mail Family Ia Mrs. eau
die Mr. and Mrs. B. mediate uip 10 Iaiy OF the event
OF wsr;
Ben Jouson and his Works-concuded;
Tales and Traditions of the City Of New York, No l3;
Shutting up the Custom House by King Sears, IN April,
ITS;
Yankee Enterprise, lc. &c.
EDITORIALS:
Increase OF the Army and Navy;
Look TO the Senate
Negro Suffrage;
The Bachelors Club;
Spring Ride Dat OF Town;
Suicides;
Washington Correspondence;
Babe the Pirate;
Iems OF News; Literary Reviews, Dramatic IutellI
geuce; News OF the Day, &c. &c &c
Price cents Country subscribers 81 per snnun. IL
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coMMERcIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
rz- For Sole, of Socks, &C. see Fourth Page

FRIDAY, +. NJ.
The transactions at the Board were again small
today ct about yesterdays prices Canton Co. and Nor
uich and Worcester Railroad advanced Long Island
Railroad closed at yesterdays prices; Pennsylvania
Pves declined !.
We quote Bills on London lOs3alloi; on Paris
1905 223; Amsterdam 39i03aa; Hamburg $500
SO; Bremen 7sao7e.
The City Comptroller has given official notice
tina, the interest the city stocks due on the LIST OF May
will be paid on that day the Bank of the State OF New
York.
The quantity Of Produce in store a. present at the
several points lake Michigan VIII prooaoly nor
yna,eriailv from the following-whch give In roupo
numbers. figures being rather below than above '"'
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"A UCTION NUTICE.[ThOs BET q on. t.a1 ~ IN
"A sell Thi. Day. at SO sskmau and SO Annst The cutre
valunbe Furniture of several families removing or giving
Up housekeeping comprising extensive and vau.be va
uty has offered this Including every ur
Gle useful valuable and ornamental IN housekeeping Pis-
fortes, Paintings, NC.
On Monday the enlrs stock fixtures apparatus and fur
nItue of50 of tho welknown establishment known
as an eating and boarding house, No. Fulsoust-lc o.
clock. Also, s Year, lease
On Tuesday 10 continuation from Saturday. splendid
secondhand furniture in the Sale Rooms-atlo
O'Clock.
On wednesday, at Staieu Island, 10 O'Clock, tho entire
valuable household and school furniture Of Mr. Le Rows
Collegiate School, New Brighton
At As,oris IL O'clock tho land tsnemsnts
chn.ry and other vauabo property Of Richard Clsrk car
pet msnui acturer, by order ofAssienee.
On Friday, elsg ant furniture, also 0rove-st
On Saturday, splendid cabinet furnure entire stock
In The Sale Rooms so Beekman and 80 Anp-t usual,
without reserve THO5. BELL
Liberal advances mndo all eonsignDens. aud sales
Guaranteed by MICH'L ISAACSON. IL.
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r3~ Second Ward-ln com pllance with the recom-
meodaon OF The Viii General COMMITTEES, the Wing Eec
tors OF The Ward requested 10 attend meeting at the
81 Ward Hotel, No. 81 Nessaust, on Monday evening
April Sin ct II o'clock for the purpose of choosing FIVE Del
TO County Contention 10 nominate Candidates for
the approaching Convention 10 revise and eter ms
Constitution.
Al.o 70 respond the Nominations OF Mayor sud Aims
Hon.e Commissioner and 10 hear the Report OF The Nom
psiipg Committee for Charter Oces kc 10 be supported
q. the coming Election.
Several eminent speakers expected 10 he present and
address the meeting By order OF Ward Committee,
CALEB g Woodruff, Chairman.
nrr No
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~ The Democrntic Whig Electors Of the

II The Democratic Wing Electors of the
Thirteenth Ward sre, puIsuant 10 a resolution OF the
Democratic Wh General Commii..e, requested 10 assem-
he al the house of James Green No Sherfiast on The
evening Monday tthe 9th April at hspan O'Clock, for
the choosing Delegates County CoDstiiu
tiona Convention And also, at the same time and place
10 take completion of the ticket for Char
Ter officers may be deemed proper.
By order OF the Ward Committee.
OBEDIAH NEWCOMB, Jr. Chairman.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
In ship Prince de .Joinrile, from Marsetlss-Samuei
Johnson ESQ of Phad Henry Hncker.
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DUCLUZEAU, Anchooeer.
ELEGANT GIRANDOLES, CAN0ELABRAs,

INLEtfANT GIHANUVLES, CANUELAbHAo,
e. WALL BRACKETS, silver mounted plated ware,
Gothic and yctora testrsys cloSss fine shins and en
will sell on Monday 10 O'Clock tho No $50 Pearl
extensive assortment Of articles be-
Ing entire stock Of house declining the business me
hail. msnte solar and suspending lamps svered gill; and
bronzed girsndoes. wall brackets OF Correliuss maui,
facure clocks nc psper machle and apaned
Gothic Sandwich and Vctors satraya and cake bsshes
heavy plated and coffee urns revolving
vegetable dishes, snufsrs and trays &c A.o, Gisss and
Chns Ware-conssng Of china dinner and Tea serviees
6pe Engsh cut glassware &c Terms-sums Of 800 srd
over months approved endoped notes Catalogues srd
samples ready early the morning OF sale The whole
vii. be found worthy attention OF the trade housskeepsn
and others. ~ ~
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s. FTRNIsHED HOUSE and Ground. II sou: !.

g. FURNISHED HOUSE and Grounds 10 soot 70
Ne brooklyn, let. for years or noreITne HOUSE
A about 40 fee. square, nearly new repete WIN eyery
.orvsniencs Psrors dining room and kitchen on ground
soorbahing room and ice cellar in basement garden snd
door yard 300 feet by $780, stocked wiki
and beds peach apricot and various other
fruit tree o. nearly all productive beside ornamental nees
and snrubbery; stable house and yard In the rear
II il pleasantly situated Safest within ID minutes
walk Tor less than a mle) of South Ferry.
The intends leaving tie country for sesaon ana
would rent house AID furniture rent the house and sell
the furniture a. fair apprasern; preferred would
sell The whole-asreeng Jake back the house and oss
co.., AZ the Ind Of wears II the purchaser wishes Il Apply
IN BfrFFJJMG CO. 81 Wal-sL or OF WELLS SPRING,
$3.50 :, - ~ "A 2tawtfWGS
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r Sotice-Dr Van Zandts celebrated Health Rssto-
vs lnti-DvEoeptic and Anil Bilious Cathartic Pills are
sold a; WAN Keicham's, No. l2I Fultons Price 5ci
oNhHx ms lmis-
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90 FOR SaLE-fsrm IN W.stahrster County. stu-
stst miles from Tsrry,owp p rrilss from White
Plains depot the Sawniu River Road, eSnta Lon
15 acres OF .t quality Land IN hig state Of
with an abundance Of fruit Said farm is weaxss Sc
On The premises good dwelling house oress.e mo-
lie all Ia crd-T. Two-thtrds OF ~ For cer.ic.
rev NAV remain On mortgage, AZ ger S5IrrcKER
lars apply TO ANfaosmor No Brosf-st
"A ApN--- y.- T-h.,le.
- FOR SALE. Sii sle. al imported last sam
er .: pre-: no ai; W be O. .s2 cheap
Can be seen a, 81 isaiden-lane' up s'afS VIZ ~ IL
for cabh.
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sEEBE 4 stan,
HATTERS,

No.l36 Broadwa
~ Spring Fashion for Gentiemen,s HATS 3,
March ISJ6-Our Spring style OF Hsl having, by lis
peculiar elegance and intrinsic excellence obtained The
decided superiority every other fashion, we IL
critical examination OF It's merits al our establishment
lSe Broadway.
g. C. in order TO meet demands OF public tssie, TOO
likely become ssated over long continuance oil
any particular fashion give notice that they VIII nroduce
regularly Spring and FAIL entire style oil een'leneas
Bssse Coar are in the monthly receipt of all the a-
tersnt Foreign Fsshons and In issuing their style OF hs
WILL although acting independently OF al others, be gov
erneo ny due regard 10 American TASTE
N B. Our fash;oa for BOYS Hats will be il readiness
on the llih inst Aprlls, 1876 a. lmis'
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MUSIC,

M DUMSDAY, No. So Bond-st. near the bowery, rro-
W. fcssor OF the Guitar Singing ACCORDION and solin
continues Ladies and Gentlemen al their own resi-
dences 10 all parts NewYork City, with much facility
and rapid progression by his new bat never iarg syse
Terms very reasonable Apply at IS sond.st ml4 I'M
DiANO-FORTE AND SFSGING.-Mrs NOR
LEY (pupil OF the celebrated Crevell and Sir g.
suar respectfully iha! she prepared to give
nst Tor Thai Of her pups on reasonable Mrs NJ
also ready teach School Classes in the City or Country
.ml0 Inn
MISS AUGUSTA BROWNE,
COMPOSER and Professor OF Music Qats Organist OF
~ Dr. Coxs Church, begs leave inform tho Ladies OF
and BROOKLYN that she continues TO give lessons
on the Organ Piano Forte Singing and Composition 10
Market. corner OF Henry-st. New-fork tnlo l9t
tpIANO LEsSONS AND TUNING-W. &. Ray,
a nsr y Frs,-avenue, gives Lessons on the Piano aud
Singing his residence that OF his pupils on moteae
terms Also tunes pianos price IS eta Pianos selected for
rurrhasers without CHARGE nnSl Sts~nn-
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~ The WING Convention, for nominating cand-
dates for MAYOR AID Commissioners Is request
ed TO meet a the Broadway House this evening Al past
las D. OGDEN. Chairman.
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JOSEPH 3. CLOSE 1
No. Il Bowsry.

JOSEPH 3. CLOSE & CO.
No IL Bowsry-
MES's, Rows AND CRILDREs's
FASHIONABLE CLOT HING at wholesale or RETAIL aud
4 the gesi in one Store In ths city Cal
and y. 8. Purchasers returning me gooes unsonea
Ei,htn three days after purchased have their money
49,. - ~ 9ui.
a. BRITANNIA WAKE, oo.ar Lsnips Size aii fisos-
- ;ns Larps Stewart Ch1.neys ".czs c iof Sis Also
.very description Of Brunia Ware and Solar Lamps re-
paired Astrs Lamps altered Solar the OIL
ENDICOTT SUMNER, loo Einn-st
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5ituations. &r. Udnteo.

CITUATIOSS WANTED-Forc cooks nurses wait
- ers, chsmbsrns ada &c Also for walters coach
wey is The plsce 70 secure faithful servants.
~ TP SAUNDERS
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- TO LET-Bsserneni and cellar Of store NO. "
g. j. Price, 1874 East Broadway, or ~ The Tribune OF