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BEEBE l. cosTAR,
MATTERS,
No. 1876 road VA y .

No.. SO Broad way
re- Spring Fashion for Gentlemen's Hats,
March, lS4.-Our Spring style OF Hat having, ny lis
peculiar elegance and intrinsic excellence, obtained the
most decided superiority every other fashion we in
l56 Broadway.
BG c. in order to meet demands OF public taste too
likely sstiated by over long continuance OF
any particular fashion give notice tina, they will Introduce
regularly Spring and Fall an entire new style OF genienen
Beehe Costar are In the monthly receipt Of all the d-
ferent Foreign Fashions. and IN Issuing their style OF Hat
will although acting Independently OF AL others be gov
erued by a due regard to American tss,e.
N B. Our fashion for Boys Hats will he 10 readiness
on the llth inst April l.i Isl6 a. inns
Er Amidon's Hat Establishment removed from
Wall and Nassau sits 10 No III Broadway direct
iy otposite Howard HoieThe attention Of gentlemen is
invited TO the ,gsnl light black Beavers for Spring
and Summer being furnished by him. The peculiarly
of tbese fabrics has long his establishment for
comfortable as well beautiful Hats. His present Spring
fashion perfect model for nea,ness and 10 believed 10
excel all others introduced this season.
splendid assortment OF Gen,lenen's. Youths and Chill
dens Caps and Hats comprising many new and desirable
patterns OF the best materials, and al moderate prices
as lois STuGF AMIDON, III Broadway
re- Fashionable and Chcup Hat-.-GENIN, 2l4
Broadway opposite ST. Paus Church having determined
to build up the reputation of his cheap fur and moleskn
hats as he has done already of his finer qualities until
they become standard articles invites especial attention
to his
Nu,ria fur Ia, for..-..-.--..-...--...-..$3 SO
MOleBkn Observation-Disclosures w
His aim ia 10 produce article combining chespness
with all the advantages of the newest French styles and
his own best judgment, and thus presenting the public
with article which, except in the cosiness ofthe ma
teral cannot be distinguished from the fashionable
and high priced hats. Gentlemen requested 20 take
particular notice OF these assertions and 10 examine for
themselves their validity.
CPGcntemen's Hats-Spriug shiOn.-BlRD,
corner Pine and Nassau sIs-G.ntlrmcn's Hats OF The
Spring pattern uuirg much elegance snd beauiy OF style
are ready examination and sale by the subscriber
as BIRD. Cor. Pine and Nassau ss
cr- Mills, US broadway, Howard Hotel. pro-
duces Hats unsurpassed elegance and style al The fol-
lowing extremely low prices:
French Moleskin..... 81
Fine Nutrls ....-..........'-...-.. D %
Ths above pull forth the qualify OF hats usually
sod Tor The price, but something decidedly superior
a22 Owls,
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e DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry. the Great Remedy for ConsnElption.-

Cherry. the Great Remedy for Consumption
This "Celebr.i-d Remedy now, By its Intrinsic viz
tues acquired celebrity which - shaken oy the
many GusrS Soslr1u,r with which The country sbounos.
This IL Inc ouly remedy that b= relied upoa FOR .hs
speedy cure OF all Diseases OF taa Lungs Wherever per
afflicted with Coughs, Cods, S0itins % Blood.
Asthma Bronchits Inflammation OF the Lungs. Difficulty Of
Breathing Soreness and Pain in the Chest Group aud De-
rangement OF the Liver, Broken Constitution kc this med
ciae will b. found invaluable remedy.
Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wiid Cherry was The
first pre- pare,on from that valuable ha: intro
duced the public and ample proofs afforded Of lis Sue
by country beips flooded with "Baiams,' Gan
dies" and MIXTURES" OF Wild Cherry o. which Is
prepared BY regular physician. Therefore The public
should be their guard AID haTea worthless mixture
pamed upon them for the ns snd genuine preparation
which 10 only prepared hy DR.. S~syn- al the N " corner
OF Eighth and Race sta Philadelphia
AGEsTs-Cbzrl.s n. Ring. corner Broadway snd john
at K A. S4ncs l9S Bowery Warner 2ii5 Beecserst-;
Hart $40 Graad-s, Lewis 81 Greeuwcnst: Dodd III
Broadway; VIM Bailey, Brooklyn. a25 lmeodis-
70 Sebring.s ResroratIve.-This pleasant medi-
cine reyer-iang remedy for Dyspepsia snd Nervous
Affections Ills certain for Sick ard Nervous Head
inches and excellent preventive Of CoryeneIs aDd Low
Sp,rs IL morbid state OF the hillary and
very ecacious in relieving Fsiuency Coles and aim
liar complaints Of The Stomach and BoT.is IL speedily
promotes the return o! strength and activity in al
Debility healthy appetite where this gresiest o!
blessings den Gent and, natural consequence gives
and vigcr 10 the whole system
Sold wholesale ard retail by A. T. D. Ssnds. "a Fulton
street; 40 rs Broadway and II East Broadway Sold
elso by Rushon Co 10 Broadway. 10 Astor House and
Broadway. corner OF Four;--nth--i and by
r20 iseodtf CODDiNGTOS. Sos Hudsonsi
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" RemovaI.-Dalley's Magical Pstn ExnseIo. p Iss
pos viii be removed on The morning Of nrsi Nay ttom
Ful,orsL TO 2Ns Broadway one door Souih 0. faon
Thus viii be The ony DECO; In New.York whrre The oIf
nAl can be- oStxined. AZ pa
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ES-Dr. Woods Sarsnpnrilla and Wild Cherry
Bers-For dyspepsia csuKer laundice, liver complaint
fever and aud all diseases arising from dsordeied
condition Of the stomach and v-r arrangement OF the
functions. lss powerful onic, giving strength
and vgor the whole syst- confined with gently laSs
live properties opening and cleansing 10 ali the secetons
and giving proper and natural and action 10 the
whole digestive organs. reference 10 the pamphlet
which may ne had Of The agents will exhibit testimony IN
favor of this preparation from such respectable sources
10 satisfy the most ncreduous.
WAR KErcHAM. at the Mason de sante." III Full
ionst Y Wholesale and retail sold also NJ 1872 Broad
way. l2T Bowery, Sill Bleecfer-st At 6u.'
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Please ms,sioa the DATE Of ii, List IN rhick thy
are adrevtised. LADIES' LIST.
Barker, Miss Ii enrietta enney Miss Rossnns
SGuer, Miss Bridget exyt. oIi.. u7th-.n
Iurrier, hrs n Mnlsnv, Miss
Cumming nsn CsthAttne laclivr-n. Mrs IRWIN gtor ~
CoIbe.i, Mrs (leih.s;) Miller Miss Csrop-
ChaPrell miss II ahhal NcA Fee. Mrs William
Capon Mrs (Pesrl-sIl Mathew Mrs John
Davis, Mrs Henry NcCl-l,au Mrs NJ z
Defote,t, Miss Caroline M.rb-vy. Nsrcv
DewighI, Mrs Henry NcElsrtru Mas Msrc-ls
Dsvicson. Mrs tMunroe-s.) Grny
Devoe Mrs May 0'Brien, Mrs Margaret A
$500 VI, Lii, - Pratt, Miss Charlotte A
Gco1~ en-. Mrs (Bowery} iNui,. ,ISS hrhhret
Hanrouville, Mrs col,' ,,irs hooer'
Hart, Mrs tS'wayl - - -, - ~ -!
Eu.,on MIS- Erz.ba.h .Sprci, Mis-. R-beccs
Hogan. Mrs Robert Tilson, Miss Martha
Howl. Mrs Luctua Utter. Miss Louisa
Kent, Miss tAvesEs 81 Wood, Patience
Kipp Mrs Susan Wall. Miss Jane
keesey Mrs C Williams Mr.. George
Kelly, Misc Cs,hsrre Young, Mrs susan
ROBERT II. NORRIS. z. NJ.
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" New-York Weekly Tribune.-CoDtents for
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and of the Union, &c-MscsLLASEous articles on
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UncinI-
LIST OF LETTERS.

ADVERTISED IN THE TRIBUNE SPECIAL. APPOINTMENT.
Is. Ind be II hirtheT enacted .
And al advertisements made under the orders OF the Post
General. in newspaper newspapers OF letters
uncaled Post Office, shall be inserted In the
papers OF the placa where TIE ohce advertising
may be situated, hGrtHg the largest circulation
Ne,S Post OfIcs Ln-r. passed March s. ls45
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Nv ~. u. BOOM ~ o., Sasn DrupeTs aha III
er. Isl Broadway opposite Johusl daily producing
through the united skill OF an efficient OF cuer' Gar
that In poin, OF STYLE and elegance, equal II not
surpass, any produced elsewhere in This city. Owing to
gres, facilities In buying both in domestic and foreign mar
kets adopting the exclusive CASH syt m they
enabled greste Inducements IN regard TO pce than
any house The sde-ai the tune their stock OF
Spring goods Is without exception the isrgesi and richest
in ia. United States a. islf
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GOOD HOUSEWIVES,

WHO Wish 10 please lh-ir husosncshol- keepers, who
w would I5sF gu-s;s-r-stsgraais, AlxIors 10
make their ACKNOWLEDGMENT who desire 10 know
sos OF the choicest OF their srt-and Prosssocs
cooks who wish understand their business, viii DO well
n examine The French Cook rsnslssd FROM the
oririns with every article il rr-ach Anc Esglish. Just
punished by WM. II. GRAHAM. Tribune Suildinss,
Nsssau. oti-- OF Cfrshsra's Magazine.
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" Spring GoOds.-WM. I. JENNINGS CO.
Diapers and Taios Importers OF Cloths Cassmeres, Vest
incs Fancy Dress Articles 2S Broadway opposite The
Fountain prepared for the Spring Trade with the moot
extensive OF goods they have ever offered for
Inspection, comprising French and English Cloths, csss
ue.s In various styles Nes,iugs in great variety
which will be up order through the aid OF as eff
Client corps of be found 10 the country
prices this, have given the establishment for
moderate charges
In reference pAnsloons in which few cutters excel
we would that the directed ihs department
must cou,nus offer Inducements TO those who appreciate
At combining ard elegance.
In sddiion tie usus assortment OF goods kept by the
trade we have always on band Dress and Frock Coats
Vests Business Coats and Fancy Dress Articles including
Scafs CravRs Handkerchief Gloves, Suspenders Linen
md Muslin Shrts. Colals: Sosoms: &c es4 ISL
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1nston Aultion Bales.

DYT.P. Sc q. RICH, I'll Brosd'sueei, opposite
I'D Fosters wharf Boston.
On WEDNESDAY May 18th,
Doors, SHoKs BkocAssSOO cases Boots, Shoes aao
BrOgans
500 casou Boots, Shoea and Brogkns-
On WEDNESDAY, July "a,
SEMI Annual SALE-2pv0 cases Boots, Shoes, brozens
and Has, Leather, SRins, nc.
On WEDNESDAY, May "a.
SOLE AND UPPER LEArHER-Caf, Lining, Binding, No
rocco and Kid 9kins and other Shoe stock.
On WEDNESDAY, juno ~
SOLE AND UPPES LzArnrR-CalE Lining Binding, No
rocco and Kid Skins and other Shoe stock.
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u DR.. Bnuning's Body Brace.-For tie 70
Sv.:en generally particularly Ct Dyspepsia Costreness
PAN il III Stomach .l6 Sees Also children ald adults
vHc az i-1c stooP. are Ealgs-d exercise.
suc arr i-ciio.d ;s !-sa ore elbow.
adv II atte- .n.ce n The ladies' department from 10 -
NJ TO ? VI. and from s - ? NJ
OEce 81 Broadway mis- 5niseod
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BEAUTIFUL SUhnE h UhINh Tor lees taaa
called aied Nectar the efsrvesc1z beverage formed
c; either lemon Paris einEer raspberry
jas: y tss IL IL delicious Sold 81 fror AS Broad
ray. Ssv-rre and l4hsi, g Chsih.rs, New
YoFt: and lSs Falion-s S.ooklya- Try his, and he
peraIr uyl
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~ April Report OF Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY OF Ne~.Yort. No So Wslst-This lnstitn-
don during the month OF April isaued nine,y-one new
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THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,
DART TWENTY-FIVE OF Virtue. Devotional Family
L Bible Illustrated by hiIhly wrought engraving OF
Jacobs Well AT Sychar" from drawing taken on the
spot BY W. 4. Bartlett, Gag. Published by
myl 81. ate R. Martin 4 Co 70 Jonn.st.
JUST PUSLISHED,
PSYCHOLOGICAL ALMANAC for ISi7-The trade
4 supplied a the cost OF manufacturing. by
myl misr FOWLERS y WELLS. ISL Nsssau-st
CIRCULAR
TO THE BOOK TRADE.
HENRY LONG 4 BROTHER beg leave 10 announce to
the Book Trade hrUug the United Siaes ,hstthey
have established Agency a, No. 81 Ann-s New York
for The supply of country orders for every article In the
trade Pubshers prices. Il Is the intention OF The under
signed make the Agency which they propose establish
separate and independent branch Of The Book Trade and
the advantages which will thereby result distant dealers
who requir. special care and immediate dispatch be-
slowed upon particular orders will be At apparent
The undersigned hesitation In assuring such of the
Trade disposed favor them with their business
hs commands will receive attention that must ne
cessariy give perfect satisfaction II. LONG,
References: E. D. LONG.
Mcssrs Harper Brothers
Wiley i Putnam, New-York.
Burgess suinger&Co)
Carey Hart,
Lea 4 Blanchard, PhladelphiA
Ferret * Co. AT lws'
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NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA
rF BY Genr Month lon.-Partl l. published this taT
Price . eta
This book appearing in Paris ia creating great SEN
salon. embraces private papera OF the Emperor never
before made public. Il published here from advance
Sheets obtained q, grea, cost by E. FERRETT Co 27
Br,sdvAv aZN
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6dr6wlre, &t.

LULU IuulI, al.
J.B. wINDLE CO.'S
Ware House Of House hocytrg,
HARDWARE. WOODEN-WARE, &c.
MAIpSS.LANE,
X4rUERE MAY BE FOUND a complete assortment OF
w Table Cutlery, Britannia ware
Hardware. German Silver Ware,
Tin Ware. Wooden NAe
Willow Ware Brushes,
Door Mats, Brooms
Bathing Apuarsms Copper and Brsss Goods
Rsfrigerstors, Rnltsns, Chairs, &c
wurcu gy IMpos TING DIRECT manufacturing and obtain
INK the hrst they can oder Tor sale tno
lowest prices assuring purchasers that by dealing
Al their az being the oldes; aud largest In the
United States both time and money will be saved and mo
fatigue OF running about entirely done away It'll.
Catalogues be had the store and goods delivered
with dispatch free Of charge, in part Of the city or
Brooklyn Packing done by an experienced hand
ala lms
Ulster and Pompton Iron The Ulster Iron Works
u Saugptes ". Y. and the Pompton Iron Works, Pomp-
ton N j. nl op-rstion. Orders for round square,
Hat band scroll and hoop Iron will he promptly executed
application 10 JOSEPd TOChEhmAN,
a2i i,ris So W-si.st
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THE SUPPRESSED BOOK.

THE SUPPRESSED BOOK.
THE Suppressed History o! the Admintsa OF John
Adams Edited with Notes and Appendix by j. Wood
and Henry Sherburne. Price 81 bound 10 cloth,
To great Numbers, this day, the contents OF The
will he read both with eagerness and attention
The Machlavesm by which its suppression in 1902 wa
broug about IL explained in the introduction aud very
extensive of belonging 10 these stirring
before the Tight will he found IN ia
pages. BURGESS, STRlNGER y co
$50 81 222 Broad xay. corner OF Ann.at
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

D,
IN 1htp Shanungd, from LicSpooi-Mr Robt Peel and
lady; Tnos Peel Mrs Common, Mr. Smith, and PA in
the steersre
IN brig Fere FoSo, from Maranham-Dono Adelaide
Amelia Viego, Dono Aitenna Curin Barras Mira msria
Santos.
In brig George from Charleston-Mr J P Yates, Miss
Rogers, Messrs Tibets Thayrn 3; CLARK
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Genera! Notires.
= Anin,al lfnguetism and Narreinus 81

Y Animal Magnetism and Marvellous Ex-
perimept.-Th-c crowds a. Cro:ou Ga. evening hare
ic1ac-d II EORSER % continue ms lectures and ~or-
oera experiments s1ola-r eE-ufng he zane place
Commence =: uspast Es-eu ocl5cs Sa-c s; mora Pre-
foGgd xp---nts viii - EIv-rsrh ir5sr-g u 7-r-
n wonderful ai=s Of se-2g ihrrlsa The top sd
or BACK par Of lie a-at Second n5 e4irvoTa-ce ard
t.s.=ziu ne hs-d o. strong 70 pos, eu7is or walls
~iboGt oEys;eal force srd ~ 'pirt1a power illustrating
miracles wchcral ard soHr.T-'s ism. and giving nfor-
n a,on OF TIE Immortality CT the soul hy MsSeT GILBERT
from Boston sd i've other 81 I-c1s. Admission ~
~ Fairbauks,s scaies.-We would cali tie a;:e,-
of the community 70 ;hese truly osrf-c;
weighing machines, for sale % Fairbanks Co No 90
Waist Scales o; e-sry desirable modification sue.
Por.shle and Dormant PlaSor, Scales for stores
houses kc Hsy aod Railroad Scales, wholly OF IRON with
steel bearings for weighing loaded wagons railroad cars
snd arsnr-t perfectly and durably accurate Plesse
call and Examine AL isI
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THE CONSISTENT NEGSo.-The leaven Is still at
work among all classes OF people. In proof oil iais
permit me TO record an occurrence that TOOK place
no, long since A gentleman cooper called upon
Negro, who owns fine farm IN this nessoefnS%S "s
and wished to purchase some stsve timber our
colored friend inquired for what purpose ne
Aysnted il. He received for an answer, nave
Contract for 50 many whisky barrels
Wei, SIR was the prompt reply, Il hare ne
timber 10 sel ard Uant The money but no man can
purchase single s,ave or hoop pole or particle OF
grain OF me, for tina, purpose.
OF coarse, Mr., Cooper was no, little up in the
back 10 meet such stern reproof-sot mad and
called him Niger Smart
That's very true. mildly replied the other, II
is my misfortune TO be Negro; can't help tHas /;
but l can help selling my timber TO make WHISKY
barrels, and mean 20 do Il.
Amt ,ha, too good 10 be lost? Pass II round
from pole 10 pole Do You hear that, boys =
Mr., Editor, have no temptation 10 exaggerate oat
have simply recorded the facts as given me from an
unquesuouable ! know the cclorcd man
we'll The Ethiopian shall rise up in the day OF
Judgment against some Of the men of this genera
uon in reference TO this grea, moral and benevolent
enterprise. loho Temperance Organ
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a SSIGNEE SALE-inporent TO Foundry Men
AVN be sold by WIN. II. FRANKLIN SON, al the
Merchants Exchange, Tuesday, May 5th u O'CLOCK
three Of ground Williamsburg On The TWO Rod Road
near Grandst Ferry The lots arc 70 tees oy
ID .tons building ~ by SO ee newly hted up win every
convenience 10 carry Iron Foundry business The
premises be by applying at M Tr,nosds One
ad Joining the properly Information VIII % gwen oy
applying 10 JAMES L. JACKSON, SIS sunton-s., New
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nin0om 6ha0es.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 1870 Bowery-wm.
w BeIran respectfully informs tho ladies' Of York,
especially residing In tho upper OF the city
hand hs most beautiful! and select
mont OF Window Shades TO be found Ia the city. Prices
varying from 81 10 SD per pair Also small Invoice Of
Frnch Landscapes OF the latest STYLE and most beautiful
patterns ais Imiss
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MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAM'L HASSAY, Secretary
MrSruSS Posr, Nj. D 5ai Broadway, Physicssa.
INV 2swSw
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a PUKDiE sDliclts loo attention OF dealers 10 his
n. splendid of Ladies' Dress Trimming viz
simps buttons fnnge- cords ta.4-s &c american Manu-
parasol trimmings promptly executed Superior worssd
4ss-s FOR shades NC Country orders attended
| 10 Of his factory los Wi,liam-al AIS 2iis
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9TEAN kEdS.
1885, TRANSPORTATION TO CHICAGO,
EslStkr.v1S Lake Erie and Laas Ontario vis Oswego.-
sz9sesszsHa@ Cbeepestroots 70 tho Upper Lahea
Tse Ner-York, Utca and Osvego Line OF Lake Boosts
viii received Goods daily, SGobaihs excepted 1hdle
PIER Coenr.zsp, Nswfork, for any porA Lake Mich
ikan. Lake Enc Lake Ontario, River St Lawrence.
No uznship ment between Naw.York and oswego.
Tie Line united al Osveso with The Chicago L.ns o.
Steam ProPeiers making ssml-weeky shprscnn from W
~eso 20 Lake Michigan
TIE Weisnd Canal Is cow open md nayission nnn'a'
Goods VIII % iOrwudsd by ibis Lns mach cheaper ''sa
by Tho Buffalo route.
= aa. OF ..ssss sSI Ios Bs,sda. n York
DIED BUGS, BED BU9s.1w.,.cn,s BED Bug
ID Destroyer de mos. yoos s ssnnss, suwev.r nuas
,ss - 1910 sanissng from tbs premises y oae
spocsnSn Beware O -orhles. ,i.a9S. fSf e.; S 90
a. ~ T,Snia,e ed Brooklyn Al Mrs. Hayes, lV
Eul;ou-.l rhes Is esats per o0ass ASW.
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MURDER IN IRELANp.-While the Tunes is Ia,
boring hard at its beasy vocation 10 bring ireland
and the Irish priesthood into odium and contempt
we will here relate an anecdote. which bespeaRs
the Irish feeling az to what murder really H. some
few wears ago an English capitalist purchased an
estate in the county of Tipperary and proceeded
by the Cork coach 10 Cashcl 10 take possession "A
respectable old dame fixture, had been IN the
habit of attending the passengers while at tea The
purchaser had heard several conversations IN the
coach as to The disturbed state OF Tlpperary ana
the numerous murders that were said TO be com
mit,ed there When the passengers had started
the STRANGER said 10 the dame, Pray, my gooo
woman. is it true that there are 50 many murders
committed in this country Wisha' then my
God who toud your honor the like OF that Sure'
then the divil q murder is ever committed here
and III engage bu, that there's not qu'eter boys
nor the Tipperary boys" We'll, but understand
tina, they murder their landlords and the proctors
here frequently" "Oh wisha, is 1t them sort
Yea, them 10 be they knocks the brains out OF
them landsharks and them 1.-THE devils now ana
then; and how can the crayihurs help 1t sure,
when the devil or ever thel let them alone but are
Worrying and harassing them. and driving them
on, OF ,heir lives; but declare 10 God The wonder
is that they lets one of them sort live at oil
London Northern Star.
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WI. Il. JONES, Auctloneer.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BRUGANS, on Wednes-
Ddsy May 8, al ls4 O'Clock, 81 tho sore OF J. d. In
yer.ol 4 Co No III PoArl.sI 300 Cases. comprising Q
large aud desirable assortment OF Boots Shoes and Bro
suns sutabs for tho Southern Western and City Dealers
jus, Catalogues and goods ready on tho day pre-
yyim. Ia IN, sale. mh0tfSm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01
BY JAMES n. MILLER

JOHN J. " WESrERvELT. Auctonecr.
10y wILLET s. Observation-Disclosures Is
ID SprucssL-Ths Day Friday, May lst al 10 O'CLOCK. al
uie Auction ROOM by virtue OF Landlord. warrant and
mortgage | splendid Piano, bedstssds. Sofa BedstsAd
Feather Beds. Hair MNtresse Hall and Astral Lamps
Co.'s wsshsisnds Tables Chairs OF all Kinds Toilet Sels
Bureaux Carpets Oh Cloth Mating, COOKING Stoves, kc
IL ALFRED ROACH. ConsiabIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

JOHN j. V. wESTERvELT, Aucuoueer.
YxyILLET IL WESTkhfkLT.-Stote Is Spruce
w st-SsIurday, May 3D. al 10 oelsck ii tho Auction
Room, Dry Goods. co!hinE and Fancy Goods: TO eo.ss
Psu.oou STUFF Also 50 6ns brosdeotn Drsss and Frock
Coat, made In the beat Also L. nen and Cotton
Lacss Hdks Capss and Collars Show Case NC Tho entrs
,tock of a Fancy Sors myIu