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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17

CoRosgR's OFFICE Yesterday.-The Coroner
was called TO hold inquest tho City Hospital on the
body OF supposed be that Of Joseph Clark aged
about 80 years who his death by blow struck
by David Mccartney on Tuesday afternoon while at
tending one of the Poll Districts in the Sixth Wsrd-
Verdict accordingly.
GENERAL SESSIONS Yesterday.-Rscbel Porter. con
ycted okeep!ng disordery house No 10 Mottst but
Judgment suspended condition that the nuisance be
abaSed The trial of William Maxwell indicted Tor
rnisdenesnor in disposng Of the body OF female VINO
died in Madame Costellos house In Lspenardsf, was
mi off by request Of Ex.Recorder Tallmadge, until
Monday.
o. s. COMMISSIONERS OrFrcE-Mr. s X. Cartwright,
mate of tho ship Helen arrested on charge OF cruc
and unusual punishment 70 n hand on board named An
drew Eldridgc while at sea whaling voyage in Nov.
1914 The examination has been postponed,
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MARRIED

On Thursday morning, april lG, n St. Psuls Church
by Rev Jonathan NJ Wainwright, d. D., LEHMAN
ASIIMEAD of this city, to AURILLA, daughter Of Jas
II Rowland Of New Bedford. Mass.
Al Wckland Nelson Co. Ky. on the 9TH inst. By Rev
J. Farrs Smith, Hon. DAVID l.. YULEE, u. 5. Senator
from Florida to Miss MAMIE c. daughter OF Hon.
Charles A. Wickife late Postmaster General
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Ninrkets-cnef.llv Rerorttd for TIE TliS4nt.

Ninrkcts-Cayefaliy Reported for TIE Tsib1ne
THURSDAY P. NJ.
ASHES-Thc densnd for both descriptions Is quite
waiting for s,er sdrices Sales 50 bbls Pearls al Isl
Pots are s7i as "a and duh
FLOUR AND MEAl-Ths market is steady at previ-
ousy quoted rstes bat ws do hear Of much doing
There 20 demand for shpmen, a. ANYTHING over 37
Tue range for Genesee is 37i s5 so the lower rate fer
brands objectionable paternity the higher for brands
OF established reputation Sales 400 bbls Troy at IL
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK
~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Oswepo before rcported) Johnston. from New
Orleans and II de I'm the bar cotton, &c. 10 Collins
& Co The hove off Rsruecat last Sunday at 7 NJ.
Erig Carrier Beecher. 80 DIS I'm Palermo fruit Re 10
Fitch & Co llth, off Gibraltar, saw brig UncRs from
Palermo OF aud for NOresns 10Th inst la' 30 30. Ion
g. 10, exchanged signals with ship Norman, standing
East ship Coriosnus Hale, FOR NYork sailed ds pre-
vious.
Brig Sea Flower Adams ds FIN St Georges Bermu-
da 70 the Crotou Mutual ms Co. Left tr bark -. I'm
81 Domingo came into 81 Georges in DISTRESS was dis
charging 10 repair.
Brig Mohegsu Higgins 10 DIS i'm Aux Cages, dye wood
&c To Foplse & Sons. Len bark NEngand Curtis,
for Boston - de- schr Chas Aslrom, Nickerson, Tor
do Is DIS 10 Pierre Joseph lce schr Daniel Srancis OF
Provnceowu dsc to sail for Boston. in 10 days Apnl
18th lat 30 40 Ion - % spoke schr Only Son, oil Pitts
ton, hence. daya out
Swe schr Courien Sandgren. g ds I'm Bordeau bran
DIV &c toJG & Boxer. The c has encountea pre-
OF westerly gales during the passage in lat -
and lon 81 while lying Loaf suits Of sails stove
bulwarks twisted oil tho ruder head and received other
damage. 9Th inst spoke bark John w Cater. hence
Lighter schr Rodman h Bovine. Green from wreck
Of Swe brig Axel, wine. &c. ashore Squan Beach
MEMORANDA.
Ships Nnw.York, for Liverpool has snchored at quar-
antine Zurich for Hsvrc. has anchored al the w
Spit on account Of head winds.
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Imports Of Oil and Bone into the United Sstes for tn
week ending April ID 1886

PROVfslONS-Pork 10 without particular change, but
cannot be considered firm, especially Mess We note
Another sale of Mess Yves reported 10 ST. Small sse
flank Pork at 10 o. Beef is without activity. We note
sales $50 bbIs Picked Hams 81 charge for pack
age and 25 bbls shoulders al cts Lard cts witt
outrn dom
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MISS AUGUSTA BROWNE,
}1atent ale6iriilfs.
THE GREAT CANADIAN REMEDY
WISERs PASTORAL SYRUP
OF Hoarhound and Eiecampane,


OF Hosrhound and Elecsmpane,
TNRlVALED for the OF coughs, colds, asthma, spit
u ting OF blood whooping cough difficulty Of breathing
psurisy consumption, and all diseases OF the lungs
Bronchitis disease that Ia sweeping Thousands 10 pre-
grave under the fictitious OF consumption, can
be cured by tho OF this medicine.
For several this medicine has been In use In
Canada where il has become universally known, and II
considered the best medicine In for all pulmonary dis
esres The great which has attended iu in
that country and the many truly wonderful which
have effected by IT, has induced tho proprieors TO in
roduce nta the United States confident OF Its being the
ed TO all Of The lungs when any OF tho functions do
perform their natural healthy action, exsring most
grateful and soothing influence the functions OF The
diminishing excitement when excessive, al
LAYING irritation and pain, aud speedily mpartng
renewed rgor and elasticity 10 ,he whole frame.
Prepared by John Winer CO. IS Maiden-Bns, N. YORK
sole pfoprelors for the IT, s. and sold by druggists gene
rally throughout the country.
Sold by WYATT KETCHAM, III Fulon.st; X. A
Sands, 1873 BoweTy. cor. Spring. Coddingon, SO5
Hudson cor OF Spring; }. w. Basse ga Broadway, and
tbs NewYors Patent Medicine Warehouse Division.
St (Croton Hall)
Brooklyn, January 22d 1886
Messrs John Wilmer Co IS Maden-lane, N. Y.-SIRs
A friend OF nine hearing complain Of a severe cough
and hoarseness together with distress from which had
suffered for time back, Caused by severe cold SUD
denly laken purchased bole OF your Syrup OF Hoar
hound and EecHmpane, and gave Is 10 me- When hfsI
commenced taking could not speak above my breath
could Jeep trithout Sitng up my bed most 81 ne
night cough nights would be incedsan ns TO
deprive sleep; but after taking three doses the boRrse
much relieved, together with the pain caused by
coughing; have continued ths until have taken
about half OF the bottle perfectly free from any
cough now and convinced that II had not obtained
lief tho Inflammation OF the lungs produced thereby would
brought Consumption Is certainly the beat med
clne taken for cough the secs are so soon
FELT, and will do all la 10 make known 10 my
friends Yours. with much gratitude,
ALI I'm FkW&2tWeow B. McDlVlTT. II Frontal
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The marke, has been very quiet for all descriptions the
past week We have only report sales of $50 North
West Coast Whale Oil &c cts which price holders
firm,
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JUST KEADY.
Part Twenty.O One. OF
VIRTUES ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE,
WITH NOTES Margin references. and different read
w ings by The Rev. Alex Fletcher, D. b. of London,
author OF the Guide Family Devotion Embel;shej by
highly finished steel ngravng Of Rub-nss celebrated ptint
Ing The descent from the Cross Published by Geo Viz
the. late r Martin {; Co. &c John-st- ais 5,iseod'
TOLAWYERS, STATESMEN s. POLITICIANS
HURLBUT ON HUMAN RIGITS-E4says on Human
Rights and their Political Guarantees, by Z. P Hurlbut
Esq. Counselor at Law.
Content'Cbsp,erI THE Origin ofHuman Rights; Chap
1.-THE true Function of Government; Chap Hl.-The
Constitution of Government; Chap lV.-Consutu,ionai
Limitations and Prohhi!ionsi Chap. V-ConsIitutional
Limitations continued Chsp Vl-The Elective franchise
Chap VIRiyhts Emaraiing from The Sentiments and AZ
fectons Chap Nlll.-Tl- Rights OF Women Chap. 4
The RICH, OF Property and iis Moral Relations Chap x
Intellectual Property. no W&SWU
Published by GREELEY L McELRATH and for sale
the Tribune Otice. 1873 Nassau-sL Price 80 cents
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- ~.,,-york. April q, 1Si6.-Messrt. Wyatt

rs Nev.York, April d, 1S46;;-Mes.r.. Wal i..
Ee,chsm Dear S fee IT'S dusy owe 20 o,yse ~ =
~ nr Wood's Ssr,spsrilIs and WGd Cherry be's 10
my esse one he nve;srss o. psspPIHh .y sss
49, rss, variety OF he dieren, remedies ~it9ooI NY
bene6ei effects despaed of ever being s,y s5
bs am now relieved from suffering, and recommend mo
afflicted 10 give tia trial ). a. -, \ V
y.,.,.- xrh,lsssi. and retail Agents lsl Full
"ysS Ne'>Hal' ~ sis 5tss
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Gtram GOODS.

STRAW GooDs!-sTRAw GOODS.
John =. SEAMAN having removed from s5 Maideu-Iane
10 the res store So Joassr, Gear William, o5ers FOR
sale and will keep on hand through the extensive
assortnsnt OF STRAW BONNETS COMPRISING every thing
desirable made from The Italian English French and swiss
Braids az well rs those OF domestic manufacture.
He invites the affection Of dealers both city snd country,
10 h stock feeling confident they Will ind his Goods ofihs
be st ssyir OF manufacture snd prices low a. the lfe,
will afford M 3avlsZm
STRAW BoNNETS,
Il CHAPLIN No Y John-st (n-ar Broadway mas
4. hand good assortment OF fashionable Straw 8ounets
which viii sold he lowest cash prices Milners
invited examine my goods before purchasing elsewhere
M 2rneodis
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Mr.. BRADBUEY'S
rrry-,NTv l. NIrSTCAI EECTIv r,

Mr. BRADBURY'S
ANNUAL JUVENILE MUSICAL FESTIVAL
will be given In the
BROADWAY TABERNAcLE, BY
ONE THOUSAND YOUNG SINGERS,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, April l7th Tickets p cents
" for sale NJ the usuS places and al the door.
n. 3. 4 limited number OF tickets Issued.
The finale this festival represents May Day IN New
York, or Moving Day. Is, verse.
First OF May, clear the way,
Baskets-barrows- bundles,
Take good care mind the wsre,
Betty. where's the bundles
Pots and kettles, broken vctuals,
Feather beds, plaster heads.
Looking gsssss, tow mattresses,
Spoons and ladles babies cradles,
Cups and saucers, salts and casiors,
hurry scurry, grave and gay.
All must tridge tho frat OF May. AIS Stseod-
MODEL. OF NEw-YORK.--Tne undersigned
upon the Canopy OF his Model OF New-York, which will
be completed These views vary from 10 to So inches
in length and represented for moderate compensa
lion. They Include representations OF Public Buildings,
Places OF Business, Manufactures Hotels, Private Resi-
dences. Steamboats,, Packets. &c. &c.
plumber OF the first Artists, both landscape ard decora
tive painters ind employment by applying at The Office
Also several persons OF Ingenuity and number OF agents
capable OF uansacting business.
Office hours from TO s P NJ.
al6if Z. PORTER BELDEN. $50 Broadway.
MISS AUGUSTA BROWNE,
COMPOSER and Professor OF Music (lats Organst OF
" DR. Cox Church) begs leave inform the Ladies' Of
NewYorE and BROOKLYN that she continues 10 give lessons
the Organ Piano Forte Singing and Composition. 10
Market. corner Of H.urv--t. Naw-fork nile 1879
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17

DARKNESS PILE LOTION.--This is to certify
I'D that in the year 1909 afflicted with severe attack
OF the Piles, and suffered TO great extent for number OF
years ut times the prouberances were az large "a wanu
and confined my bed for several weeks at tlpe-
the year 1923 "A change took place in the charse
of disease ri that time they changed rom Inc out
bleeding Pes. The discharges ofblood In the
have be~n great 10 reduce me
very much u. lines the bleeding has been great and
OF such long continuance that have been compelled to
cloths saturated with ne ga 10 stop the blood. had an
This kind during the hat which WA severe
anost tainted from the loss Of blood Frequently al
evacuation OF the bowels II has required very
siderable lime with the assistance OF Ice salt &c before
able leave the place have tried almost every
prescription which has been recommended TO me by my
friends medical but with
little effect the viosnceo If the disease appeared 10
their skin defiance, and Tie frequency OF The attacks
and the extent Of suffering caused me 10 despair OF re-
c-ving any permanent benefit Some time IN Tho month
OF August sst. Mr.. John r. s. Barnes OF Trenton, New
,he New Phisdephs and sent me bottle OF hs
Pile Lotion which used. and 10 my great Joy and sur
prise soon gave relief After usng II hvo or six
weeks The discharge of blood had stopped ana ohconun-
u.d lis After time had elapsed the bleed
ing slightly msnced when Mr Barnes sent ma anoh-
bottle and after having Used to or three weeks Inc
bleeding again stopped; and from that Tune 10 he
present NV health continued improve and DOW feel
scarcely any Inconvenience from tho Pes ana my gene
health Il good
consider myself cured and my health restored by the
use OF mis- valuable remedy and ch-eray recommend
all who are afflicted with this painful disease
Secretary Of Phiadelphia and Trenlsn Railroad Co.
Ps,LadsIphra February q, 1916.
MI JoHs r. 8. BARsEs-Dear Su-Wh much satisfac-
tiOa Inform you of the perfect Pile Lotion has
effected James Mone Esq. Secretary Of Tho
Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Co mis- sudsDgs hay
ing been very Judging from the severity Of bis at
JACKS you need not fear bot mat your remedy will always
be found infslEble Respectfully your.
CHARLES HlNKLE,
Captain OF Steamboat New Philadelphia
Philadelphia, January 81, 1916.
For .sI1 wholesale and retailby WYATT KETCHAM,
III Fuit0u-st AZ wv
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DOWLING'S RoMANTSM,

ILLUSTRATED.
just Published Tenth Edition
HFTHIS POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL VOLUME,
~ with - splendid engravings illustrative OF Romansm;
In handsome Ornamental binding.
Ch-rver's Lectures on the Pilgrims Progress. Fourth
edition, with numerous steel sngravings.
Neal and elegant Bookbinding In all ts varieties
F. w. has In preparation the mosi beautiful and costly
styles of Pictorial Bindings for Hspers Illuminated Bible
al the Cheap Bookstore snd Birdery. ~ Fulton.st
tafstf r. WALKER III Fnlton-sL
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nays PATENT HosE-Tne experience Of ten
wears in rhe Manufacture OF Rubber Hose hxs proven
;he utter iInposs5iliry Of combining permanently Rubber
Hose t from lie t.oube OF Iniiew AID rc consequently
have abandoned the business. The rev Pa
Hose o, NY invention : free from ne eoeSnoni and
vii! furnished buyers purchase Every piece VII
cornp 10 is riIs,ior Of ghich pers cerce urder
he laws Pce Isl ceots per foot suiissie foT C-ior ana
ohet sizes IN proportion. Manufactured End i"f sac
wholesale s1i rs,stb By
HORACE II DAY, > Msdsn,lsne
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General Nniires.

" Ncw-Sork Weekly Tribune.-Conients for
saturday April l5-PoETRY-F Faithful Love by Mrs R. :.
Nichols EpiToRIALs-The Sub-Tressury Chartered As
scciacns and Individual Liability Fr-T:sde Statistics;
Government. Patronage OF Men OF Letters Manufacturers
isversraw Rccklsnd Co; Labor and the Tariff; Move
men, of National Retomers The Virginia Duel New
York Chsr,er Election Stale Religion The SaS-rressury
at Work; and variety Of minor articles NEws-Very
a,e FROM Europe by the Pilot Boat WIN. j. Romer From
the Csmsnches; Africa; Mexico s, Domingo; fueatsn:
OF The Tribune from ofthe chief cities
md towns Union; Proceedings OF Congress by our
Regular Correspondents NewIork Legislature; Appoint
nen,s by the President, Nc. Nc MiscrLLANLous- Mis-
ess OF herself though china fa Report of The CeebH-
lion ofthe Anniversary Henry Clay. Birthday a. Nibo
Mr. LeesrSs Works; Constitutional Reform The City of
New-Ycrk-The Fress-The Steamers; Association and
Marriage; Another rscy Letter from Persimmon; Meet;
Ing OF The Farmers Club NewIork; and choice coec
lion of n,e.sssn matter. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Produce Stocks, Money, Cattle Market
Single copies pu, up in wrappers for The Mails can be
oaisiuea 81 he desk-priee {! cents
~ TERMS-S2 per year AL subscriptions payable
inhexihiv in advance Address
GREELEY l. McELRATH, Tribune Buildings,
Coz. Spruce and Nassau sis opposite ne C!ty heAi
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= y n 2 y
HATTERS.
No. 1876 Brondw why.

NO. sd BrOnd way.
~ Spring Fashion for Gcntlemen'- Hats,
Mnrch, lSa6.-oer sffins style OF rs, hs.hs sy us
decided superiority over every other fashion 've 10
wife critical examination OF IL ne ct establishment
ls6 Broadway.
RS e. in order TO meet demands public tssie
likely 10 become ss;ated by long Continuance Of
any particular fashion give notice that they will Introduce
regularly Spring and FAIL an entire new style OF genilenens
Hat
renI Foreign F-shioqs AID in ssang their style OF Hat,
will sbough acting Independently OF all others be gov
ernec by 4 due regsrd 20 American tas,A
N B.. Our fashion for Boys Hats will be in readiness
on the l1ih inst; April isi lst6 g. luis
TT GESiS's STANDARD FASHIONABLE H,Ts 81
Broadway, opposite ST Pauvs church.-Men Of fashion
and ton-hose whose refined Taste and experience enable
them 10 give laws the nrone-have agreed award
the palm Supreme Fashion in Hats 10 Genn and this en-
viat- d.nctou he determined 10 continue 10 deserve
Psriswhere s ideas Of and tase in dress have
ever oreinaI-i-yieds Genin every month It's most val
ued OF symmetry and ta.hion-and with these he
combines hi. best ud gmen; and sstthus producing
an article which, for grace lshiness and effect is literally
unriysled He besows especial attention upon the bri
that important part Hail. upon which its grace hesu
" depend. HI. Ngtrs Fur HAS for - So and his Mole
skin Hats for are INTERESTINGLY put forth therefore,
stsrdsrd articles, and the mos rigorous scrutiny OF them
frAressy invited h"lsu
rT War Declared against Monopolists.-The
proprietor Of the Pba.nx Hat ana Cap Establishment les
Ful,ons is determined saufacure bu, the oes,
article. ard continue at the following pr.ces:
HATS.
FRS, osaity Nu,ris Fur s. 81 SOLD other pisces IS
Second ' = " ca. 81 and ~
frs! qaa!;y Mo!eskin, 60. 5! snd II
Sa.o,a =. 9 20
CAPS.
rr.; quality cloh, s. 80 Sold a. other places s. C.
Second Leo 50
Third IS. 81 snd IS
Fops and vain persons 2rohshS would sooner pay 81
more Hat order have Broadway or PAris stamp
inside II sach ambitious persons VIII csl The Phoenix
hey can be sccomodaet-he proprietor hLD al kinda OF
s,ainps hs, DC eSc- even by Broadway store
tho -.trs charge shc Sensible OF course don't
care whether beir Hs. Is labeled ohn Smith Count Dor
saw so long Is he appearance IS right al 6ds
@. - 60 n -, ,rr1rc,-
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

In The ship Os,Orso. from NOreaas-Miss NJ G BoeSt
and steerage
IN tie 6ri3 augusta from SdraaaGh-Mrs Schntp, Mrs
Ross and son; Mrs Aulsr Master lIaas-2O Storage
In the brig Carrier from rGLraOBepj Beccher. Jr OF
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WARWICK Select English School-Twenty Scholars
w onlyB-Autiiuy situated in the village OF Warwick,
Orange CO. NsuYofk six hours ride from the city OF New
York by Steamboat and Railroad Tuition, Board aud
Waahing Sl25 per annum extra charges except Tor
books
An ntsrview with the Principal OF the School can he bad
al the Office OF Geo S,i No % Nasssus corner OF Ce-
dsr every day until Friday noon from A. 81 TO Y VI
New-York, April II, 1876. alb Sua'
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ur,py C1.r-At seven O'Clock

7 Il HENRY CLAT.-At seven o cioch
AMI a.. a. ,hs sound OF cannon down the nver' gave
,,n ~ the approach OF Henry LAY 70 ,"s S.' "a
IA 80; The reverberations oil tne saei so" pc
81 Louis ye,v few minutes, brought an immense
ing IevtSa Iov.eeyery anxious 10 nave the hrst
Grove ~ rrea, Statesman OF me west Faf down
ioo1 1so's Island could be discerned ice towering
oy T s.esrn engines the waving OF the stripes and
SMOKE "a the flashing of the booming gun. IL was
sta' eoyersd that two steamers were lashed together
so ssg ,heir smoke and their banners. They were
nsios.nt ,tesr,er the Bnlletn, from New Orlean'
ss.h received Mr. Clay AS passenger at the city OF
yrS.h,rs Miss and the Mail, from Cincinnati the iat
%, ali alive with passeLgers.
a, these twain In one approached the leyee tnsy
GRACEFULLY swung apart and the Bulletin came aionssioe
,so Harry OF the West the foot Of
In. crowd tbi. the levee ana on the nuI
ricape decks Of the numerous s'eanncTa IN our '
vas immense We have DO data for an accurate coui
putaiion Of its numbers. IA
Henry Clay f,he man TO whom euopy can acc no
fame nor the prefix Of title any new honor) soon
passed 10 The deck Of the barry Of sne es', n nun
thence stepped into the dense and cheering mass OF
rj,;z.ns which blsckened all the evee win rnuch
difficulty be reached and took a temporary refuge
the press Of popular enthusiasm 10 me s'o'e Oh .ne
Messrs. Walsh, corner Oh " warrington a'""' ""u W."
ter.street.
Il was generally Understood throughout our CITY that
Mr. CLAY bad mos, earnestly enreated and confidently
exnectcd that no public ponp should mark hs advent In
W :, Ionis In consideration 70 the delicscy OF such
feelings no answering cannon from the evee responded
IN ,be gun Of the Buetin-Dor was nag seen waving
from the steamers In the harbor or the public houses OF
tho ritv What future steps Of public respect 10 the
e,aiesrnsu Of the West" will be taken by the public
,borties we know not bat presume st Lous will do s
that admiration snd gratitude 70 man whose lite Is
part and parcel OIL his counuys nHoty no" In private
life may demand.
Mr. Clays step elastic vigorous, bis form as
erect an an arrow but his ha from hs forehead 10 the
back of the crown showed that time had invaded that
noble form and rolled his wasting winters over head
whose every thought through long life has been for
his country. 81 Louis Iazette. Aprli D.
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TyNO HOUSEkEEPERS.-T who are aoo1i
commencing housekeeping and those VINO
making changes IN ;ar door covering, are invited % s1s
inc beautiful STOCK o: Floor Table and SrsIno IONS
row il manufactured from inso!nhie inels Abov
ard warranted superior every respect 70 ne ensisn
made OIL cloths oEO- d Dc $3.50
ALI Manufacturing Asen., w oLNe~- : AZ
T akE SUPERIOR Copper Stock.-s;ecks II ihe
VARIOUS Con- p-u-s bOushl sEd soit ny
,xSo inns J. > HUNT co. No dsroVeE-sI
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nAY,S PATENT HOSE

y9- kmIdon.s Har Establishment removed from
corner OF Wal and Sss<su SIS 10 No IN bTcstr~s direct
- -S-S.,,. t;,,-.-s yyc-I rusS ST.
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~ Spring Styles Ea:s for s. 80, ri MILLS'S,
IFS Broadway Howard Hotel The pubic VIII bear in
mind s, the above are such hats usually sold for
S "a bu: hiCtc. priced srele-in .se s. hat; AID 81
Thai is asked FOR Ills IS %. es 2w!s
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ST. LAWRENCE AND CHAMPLAIN.--The Prince
Albert arrived at Montreal the 9Th inst from her
Winter quarters ; It was the first arrival this season
Lake Champain Is free from Ice between Burlington
and ST. Johns.
The schooner Indian Queen. with large cargo OF
four for Halifax, sailed for Quebec the 9Th OF April
the first vessel that has left that port this season.
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Sales Real Estate.

Lo, on North side :5sh st, near 4,h,svenue, % BY.
Ton years uuexpired lease of house ana lei lSa
Henry,st 23i by leo fee, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i6NO