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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12
Gen. Taylor.

We copy the following from the Richmond
Wing The remarks Of Capt Hooker in relation
to Gen. Taylor are most creditable to that dstin.
sushed General, as they prove him to be as just in
his transactions and kind in hi, disposition as he is
brave on the battle field Capt. Hooker has served
under Gen Taylor, gallantly: and is fluent
speaker, as well as good soldier.
We take this opportunity to state, that the asser
ton Of our New-Orlesns correspondent in yester.
days paper that Col Gushing in his eulosy upon
the gallant officers who fell at Buena Vista made
invidious omission Of Col. Clay's name, has been
| contradicted
The NewEngland Society in New.or gave q
handsome entertainments Col Gushing. the command.
er OF the Massachusetts regiment Of volunteers the
| 30th ult
In reply to a complimentary toast to General Taylor
Capt Hooker, Of the u 8. Army responded briefly but
felictousy. He said he had Gen. T. under every
variety OF circumstance. and be considered him the
great Captain fhe age There was better than
Gen Taylor He looks after the comforts Of the men
10 kind and attentive TO the sick and his are open
TO hear the grievances of all His enemies also respec,
him and the Mexican people also had learned 10 Tx
| him. for be had been Just to them"
Col. Gushing, in reply TO toast in which he was
styled 1.-The jurst the legislator and the dplostisi
and welcomed TO the field OF fame that lay before him
addressed the meeting AZ some lenghn the course Of
his remarks showing the identity of interest between the
North and Souththat their welfare is nseparAbe-and
that those that fear harm and hope for dissolution are
blind to the lights around He gave this appropriate
sentiment
/ "GxN. TAYioR-Whom none can rival in slory or In
the hearts Of his countymen May be live throu ghoui
the pers that surround him TO the laure ne has
won"
| s. 5. Prsntss. w. Cost Johnson, Baile Peyton and
others addressed the meeting in strains Of wit hunor
and eloquence duriag the evening
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STOCK al Inspections ~ $50 bbIs
Stock at Inspections 225 tc' oes bbs end $40 hf bbls
GROCERIES-For hres ddys-There has been good
demand for Coffee part for another market and near 5000
bags Brazil have been disposed OF at 7i07i cts 800 La
gusyra, 7iG7i mos showing adeclne on both oil tGt
OF cent y u and 500 ST. Domingo, 6t164, cash. BY
auction 40 bags Brazil sold at 6td6fcs; 100 do and
81 bbls Marscaibo 797i mos and 800 bags Lsguayra
damaged, 81 d6t cash. The market for Cardenas Mo-
lasses continues depressed with small sales at %2Q23
there ia fair demand, and we notice sales Of two
csrgoes Trinidad Cubs and Cienfugos 900 hhds) ION
private terms 400 hhds New Oresns at "a cents; II
casks and 200 bbls New.lberia 35d36; 80 hhds ST.
Croix 35d36t and 300 Porto Rico. part 34a35,
mos By auction 70 hhds Cuba sold at 23a24 cents
cash and mos. lI2 do and ~ terces damaged lOi a
Ne. and % hhds Porto Rico, 2sia29i, cash. There
has been more demand for Sugars consequent upon
the resumption OF river navigation, and the msrke,
IL steady at previous raes The sales include 200 hhds
New. Orleans ct 7t97t cents; $50 Cuba 6i17t; $50
Porto Rico 1911 $50 81 Crox, 6td9t and coo boxes
Havana at 6i17t for Brown. end sdei, months, for
White By auction 90 hhds New Orleans sold st6iG7t
cents so DO poor Martinique 81 81 I, 100 n 40 oxs
White Havana, 5tQsl cents and 300 damaged BOWL
5i07!, cash.
FIsH-The market ia quiet. 1900 quintals Dry Cod
have arrived but remain sost unsod 100 bbls Picked
Cod sold at s. So and 100 do Picked Herring - 20
cash
FRUIT-sses have been made OF 1000 bxs Bunch
Rsisins at 81 IS.
HEMP-The stock Of American continues light, and
the market retains its rmnesspurchases are however
only made for the supply Of immediate wants 225 bales
Dewrotted sold At 500. mos. Manila Ia quiet the
Cohos with upward Of 200 bales arrived here yester.
day her cargo previously disposed Of The Helen
Augusta and Frederick Warren with about 500 bales
arrived at Boston yesterday and Thursday portion Of
which was sold before arrival for this market
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DIED

o. sunday, April H. lsf7, Mrs. CAROLINE WEED,
sged - years, IL months and Is days, the wife OF
Matthew NJ. Howell, daughter of the late Benjamin 7.
Barker.
Her friends and scqusintsnces are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral service al her late residence "a
will be taken 10 Yonkers Tuesday morning for inter.
meni
10 this City, on the 9th inst JOHN NEWTON, aged 0
years son OF Mrs. Sarah J. and the late Norman New
comb, of Wellington, Conn.
On Saturday evening last 10th inst CHARLES son
Of Nathan w Elston, eyed years and months.
The friends Of tbs family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral Monday afternoon 18th inst At
o'clock at their residence In Colonaderow on Clinton
o. hith house from Derawst South Brooklyn.
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
The News Con6rmed-srrivai OF Dispatches
from, zen. scott.

The News Con6rmed-srriNai OF Disratcnes
from Gen. scott.
Correspondence Of the PhIlsd North American.
BALTIMORE. April lo-s P N.
learn by telegraph from Washington that the
Southern mail has arrived, confirming the news Of
the capture Of Vera Cruz. Col. Totten. Of the U.
s. A. and Z. c. Hays have arrived. bearers Of
dispatches.
Flaes and banners have been streaming from all
the public buildings in city today, in honor Of
the victory salute Of 100 guns was fred to the
same end this afternoon by the Patriot Artillery,
under command OF Gen. Gill.
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH

PHIIApEtrHIA April II, lsi7.-e P. NJ
Nothing Of importance has been received At
Pittsburgh today by the Western mail.
Capt Henrie, the gentleman who was with Capt
csssius NJ clay's company at the time Of their
capture, and who made his escape from the Next
cans, has arrived at Pittsburgh
The telegrsphic wire between this city and
Baltimore still remains out Of working order.
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EARNS N rae WKsr-Messrs. MACY 4 nrirr

FARMS IN THE WKsr.-Messs. Macy Il briggs
Detroit offer for sale great number and variety Of i'm
proved farms a. well tracts Of wild land in various
parts Of Michigan, Indiana, Illinois Wisconsin Iowa,
&c &c. Among them are farms Of all sses and In
rous states of improvement lots In The future capital
of Michigan and other embryo cities &C &c Those who
think Of buying In the West will probably save them.
selves time and money By calling on Messrs NJ D. at
Detroit on on theI sgcni in our City. zee their 3D.
verlisemeut)
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NaW-Hamnahira.

We learn from the Portsmouth Journal that Mr..
Goodwin the Wing candidate for Congress from
District No |. declines a second canvass the re.
cent Election having resulted in a failure 10 make
a choice. We deeply regret that circumstances
should exist to render this determination proper -
We had looked forward with high anticipstions to
Mr.. Goodwins election and to the great advan.
tages to the country which bis presence in the Ma.
tional Councils would have produced. He is man
Of wide practical knowledge is particularly &C.
1uainted with the laws that regulate Commerce,
and has been converssnt throughout life with the
many various and often subtle causes upon which
its successful prosecution depends Such a man
was much needed in Congress. He is withal an
upright and honorable man.
His withdrawal. however may not be without a
fortunate consequence A more perfect union OF &C.
ton may be accomplished between the Wings and
Independents Of the District between whom now
there already exists perfectly harmonious feeling
upon the ONE GREAT PRINCIPLE of future Con.
gressionsl action We think that we are safe in
predicting the triumphant election the next can.
vsss, of the AntiAnnexation, Anti.Wsr. Anti.ex.
tension-of. Slavery candidate.
IN DSttlct NO. ), where also there was no choice
at the late election, We trust Mr.. Goodwin's mag.
nanimity will not be without its imitation; but
that one Of the two candidates Of the party Of Pro.
! yess-progress in Humanity, in liberal sentiment,
and true science Of Govenment-will withdraw in
favor of the other The success Of either candi.
date, however desirable in itself is matter of lit
tie consequence compared with the successful
enuncistion of the great Principle Of our tnes-ao
erseRstoa Of Human Boadasef
DISASTROUS FIRE IN AMHERST, n. Hon ss.
turday morning last at about o'clock the large barn
the pauper farm Of this town discovered 10 be
on Ere. and entirely consumed with its contents
Probable loss $25oo. and no insurance Ii has been
fully sscertsned thai the IRE the barn by one
OF the inmates Of the house. insane woman county
psnPer. amherst IN. ~ Cabinet.
/ DARING ATTEMPT TO ROB AND MuRpER-Yes.
terdsy morning about o'clock while Lawrence Bren.
nsn dTover, Of Port Carbon. driving some cows
between Newcastle and Coal Castle on the public road
with mile OF Robert Adams's Colery. msn stepped
/ up 10 bin aud demanded his money lie refused 10
give up when The robber drew revolver and fred 81
balls al Brennan, al OF which took effect Very little
hope 10 entertained Of his recovery.
Pottsyille pa Journal. 9Th.
OPENING oy NAvGArIos.--Several steamers
have been plying between Cleveland and Detroit for
few days past and the steamer Wocott arrived at this
port last evening from Detroit There have slso been
several canal boats plying the canal back and forth
between Toledo and the State line.
IMsumee River Times, Aprl3.
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IF We won't say one word about the local
tickets in the FIFTEENTH WARD-it would be a
waste Of breath to do so. The Wings 60 in OF
oo~..s. ell 10 nothing pss WILLIAM W pRr~-
DY is up for Mayor, and if bis own Ward does not
give him over OEE THOUSAND MAJORITY she will
disgrace herself more than him. She promises
TWELVE HUNDRED, which is less than she
could give against Brownell. Wings Of the Fiji
teenth Your own BRADY must be Mayor VIII
you do your share TO elect him
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" Napoleons Funeral Procession 10 very hla6.u,
and be autfgly represented by moving DloPanorsms
which reflects great credit botn the constructor al ~
proprietor OF the Museum, where Il 10 exhibited As Ne,
noon and evening, in conjunction with variety q osb.
rare and interesting performances The living Ofns On
Tang may be . en- al ali hours, day aud evcnas
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Business Notices.

w GENrLEnESs HATS style for Spring is1, v.l
be introduced on "Wednesday, March 3.by
LEARY & co. Hat,ers, Aston House Brosdws.
Circulars descriptive Of our style will bc Forwarded
by addressing US post paid. mad
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HoARHouND, ELAoAMPANE

u AND ICELAND Moss ExTRAcrEp.-Ae DOL ~
three herbs provsrbiay potent, and In themselves nv
tary and permanent benefit 10 the throat and urr sss
diseased And yet hey constitute but one third IN u
gTedienls that
"MRs. JERvis's COLD CANDY"
is composed of-every material OF which 10 simltsd 81
by every physician, In relieving snc positively sufat
early effects Of cold, cough, bosrensss, sore n''s
whoopng cough, influenza, NC These efhese'e< ~
combined with sscchsrine matter, rus"J which -
is acknowledged beneficial, leaves no room 70 a'''
mrs. jEsvrss COLD CASSIDY
ia rsslly simple and certain remedy for the sso'se
eases. Beside, look at the
In Lat Of references that are continually pubnshsas"
most sMisLNf h1s'
~ Sold BY Mrs JEWS, s79 Broadway, eofrx
Whiis-sL ..
Aey,rs- Rushton Co. 10 Asior House, 10 ~
Roadway; Blsckett, So BowsryJ Burntoo, 70 s1n"'
Brigham, II and 100 Avenue d Nelson, corner -
rine and Madison sta, Lscount, corner OF 0rsnd ~
vision SITS, Mrs Hays, is9 Tulton-stj and ! Auss0~
Brooklyn, Z. B. T. Williams, Brosd.sL Nswsrt.
IL Each package lie invariably signed Ma WIZ"
Putup in packages Of IL. Z: .s. and ii each ""
A Valuable TLsrlmosy.-We Ike, a, al rn~' w.
credit when credit IL due, and II al the sams tms
relieve the distressed, we are doubly sfailfeti w.
fore, give the following testimony a. TO sbe os~
fects OF Wisisrs BslssIn Of wild Cherry, BY inse~
the Columbia South Carolnisn, who sppea"
tanned great relief from is use.-lold Domnie-"
mouth, Va
BTs.ar's BalsaHs Of Hild cA<ryy We seldom - :.
patent medicines, having great respect for TIA
medical profession, but chance threw into oar ~ -
above named medicine, Immediately after The ec~e
La, ,e..ion OF the Legislature, wien our lusss 50
mos, dned up by the highly rarifed atmosphere rsw
warmed State House. The Balsam relieved usdss~
bsrassng cough, which threatened our health sss
degree We feel that we are Indebted to isfx 49,
teen pounds Of animal weight-which addros essne -
felt, cannot be forgotten.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on he vr
For sale BY A. B. d. SANDS, Dugsis,s, 100 ftss
corner Of william agents for this city Also o. n,
way, and n East Broadway, and by Druggiss fssS
throughout the United States Beware Of cogp.sfs i
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xvtis Ward Committses!

Have you faithful and fearless cHALLEsSIHs
provided for every Poll and can you be sure mat
they will attend
Have yoa DisrRrsuToks for every ron
who will bs sure to work diligently through the
day obt-using on no one, giving onenoe 10 10
one, bat quietly working in the votes
Have YOU cAxyAssED your Wards thoroughly
and provided for bringing up the slack votersl
Ifdescient on any Of these points will you do
vnr, utmost hencelorth to redeem the time
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had not been received there at that date. We and how
ever some intelligence Of what took place prerios to
that great event and which not supplied by the sd
vices via Pensacola.
From the New Orleans Delta 3D.
By the arrival last night OF the ship Archelaus,
Capt Boutelle we put in possession OF two days
later intelisen from Vera Cruz The ArchelAus left
Vera Cruz on the ed ut she brought no letters or
papers.
I've learn frcm Capt Bou,elle that heavy norther &c.
10 the 2si from the effects OF which the shipping
suffered severely. The French bark which recently run
the blockade driven ashore and lost beside several
L. s transport schooners, names not recollected.
The report OF the bomosrdment which said 10
have commenced on the morning Of the 10Th, brought
by the schooner Laura which arrived here Thursday
evening last was premature, as Capt Bouelle states
that up 70 the time of MS leaving the 22d Gen Scott
had not opened hs batteries the city though the az
tack was looked for every hour.
The inhabitants of Vera Cruz In terrible state
Of alarm for the safety Of the city and were anxious To
surrender IL without the castle, but Gen Scott peremp
toriy declined TO enter into any Arrangements other
than The unconditional surrender Of both city and
castle
There was considerable diminishing on the 2l., bu,
owing 70 the prevalence Of the norther Cap, Bouelle
was unable 70 communicate with the shore aud could
not therefore, gather any particulars.
Inc strife between the coniending factions 81 the CITY
OF Mexico vas said 70 continue with undated fury and
u was reported in Vera Cruz the 2lst that santa
Anna, with some 1000 troops the wreck Of his army
defeated at Bgens Vista was rapidly marching on the
Capital 10 quel the insurreeton.
The steamship Mississippi arrived at Vera Cruz on
the 10Th and Commodore Perry hosted his broad pen.
nant on the 2lst
Correspondence Of The Delta.
CAMP OF THE AR,fT OF INVESTMENT.
March 10, lsi7-ll o'clock. !
Eds. DaiG-The weather this morning is clear
and excessively warm. II the troops can stand this
heat after the cold and stormy weather have had for
several days past have nothing TO fear for the health
OF the army for the The city and castle viii
likely be In possession in the course Of eight
ten days and In the course Of fifteen days from this time
we al ia hope. that the main body OF the army viii
be on their march TO Jaspa which am told IL one Of
the most beautiful and healthy portions OF Mexico.
Col Harvey Is this morning straning every nerve 10
&c, horses for bis drazoonshey having lost 40 by the
wreck Of the ship YAzoo. This oaeer "a very ANXIOUS
to have opportunity of meeting cavalry officer OF
acknowledged skill and courage who IL nc" towering
on our with about COO men Every person thai
have met 10 desire 10 see Col harneys corps
mounted sud in pursuit Of the foe. BIS known bravery
and hs experience & Dragon o1aeer are surcieni
guaranty predc, tor him brilliant achievement Il
be can procure the means u pursue The enemy,
Las, night the engineers with detachmeais isen Tie
infantry and c.smoun.ed artillery were engaged n rails
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New ship MilioD. Gorham. ds I'm Providsnc.. r, a,

ne" snip siiirpo, SSrnAnl , Us I'm Provi6encs m l.
ballast. 10 master.
Br bark Ayrshire, Neil. q ds I'm Nevrv !, h.n.-.
10 Siewsrt-.O9 passengers. 223 az lsf "a - :.
spoke Br bark Flora Of glasgow. from New Yoys q.
days cut l9th lat 30 ST. Ion a. passed bark Dana 49,
bound east sh ult lst Al TO- Ion . 90 spoke A. -
Sir Edward Parry. from Sunderland. Tor Ba.uno,s X
days out. short OF provisions. supplied.
Br bark Industry. Kelly, I'm Sligo Dec Is 10 b.a..,
10 Richardson & Watson-lO5 steerage r.,r.-i,
died the passage. 18th glt lat t0 lon ST. spose 81
Hsrbinger OF aud from Boston. FOR Fsysl WHO klss1
supplied the Industry with provisions.
Br brig Roysllst Campbell. II dsim Dablin "a bs..,
10 Richardson s. Watson.
Brig Osase. C0sgshsl, 10 De fm Csrdenss Cuba NO
las.es 10 master.
Brig Charles Thomas, wasssit Is DO I'm k.yssss,
PR, sugar 20 msster.
= schr sarah Ann Roe. Terry, 3 ds I'm Baltimore nas.
20 Johnson & Lowden.
Schr Medona Benedict. days from Wilm.nx,on. Nc
naval stores to Benedict s. Williams.
schr Thomas Cooper. Corson, Do I'm Wilmlns,cu
NC. naval stores, 10 master.
Sehr Abm Brown. French. IL days I'm Ocrscok. NC
corn. Goth alt Of Cape Henry In gale from YNw
blown OF eastward OF the gull Loot and split ssls
stove boat and bulwark
Schr Fairfax Penfeld is I'm Alexandra houf Sc 10
SMrgess Cesrman Co.
Ser Edgar Powell, days from sniyrns, corn TO J L
Balkley
schr Locust stesrns Is I'm plymouth. NC eoru, to
X L Brown.
schr Sarah. Louisa Plymouth. NC. corn 70 master
Schr Mary Ann Guest, Rogers Is I'm bfAndy~ire,
Del. corn, 10 master.
schr Arabella. Brewer, de I'm CsPe Henry. corn.
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DIAMOND POINTED GoLp PESs.-sl only with silver
Pencils. Also, a magnificent Pen for 81 whchi As
best and cheapest pen in the ci,y-pon,s wArss,cd-
The trade supplied on the most liberal terms
v 1tVanP Oh r,i,n..
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~ The causes which lead to the Piles are as
same With those which produce consumpuoa y
mans celebrated Syrup and Pills effect thoroash .
Office 49t Cortlsnd.st NY
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IL WILLIAM TYSON for Alderman and
HENRY KREPS for Assistant are the men whom
the Wings Of the THIRTEENTH can elect by polling
nine out of ten of their votes. We hear they are
working for it with energy and unconquerable re-
solution One FIRE more, boys, and the victory is
won
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Courf CaIepdar-Tst, nav

n The PIcroRIAL HISTORY OF ESGLASD
No. 81, has been issued by the Hsrpers.
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EY- KNOX, l2o Fultou.st is now prepared to supply
his patrons and the public with his elegant Spring ss
a9MW&FN
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. :. 10, Is 20, 81 81. % 10 Il
~ 81 81 49, w. IS GO l0l lO7, 49, ia rs III lis
lle. l2l. l23. l24. lO3 Sc, S, 10.
CIRcurT CoURT-Published on Saturday
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PoLIeE.-Oficer Prince J. Davis arrested Oh Sat.
urdsy man named j. Reed, charged with keeping dis
orderly house. De was committed in full BY Justice
Drinker The blacksmith shop OF Conklin Hoyt was
entered on Tuesday ngti and robbed Of iron 10 the
value OF So. No arrest. The room l02 Tammany
Hal was robbed on Friday night Of silver lever watch
knife and purse the property ofAwlAurence Nearest
The reading room Of Judson Hotel 81 Broadway was
entered onsa,urday and robbed Of blue cloth cloak the
property OF Mr. Judson. No arrest Catherine Ryne
arrested on Saturday charged with stealing worth
s4e rom John Rich, il2 Pesrlst Committed IN full
I'm tridsy night at tie Native American Hall. cor.
ner Of Broadway and Grsnd,st a fellow attempted %
pea TIE pocket Of gentleman but being discovered
made ia escape without accom- lishipS bis design.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

Y Ninth WARDERs! don't forget that the ex.
cenence Of your candidates will not avail, unless
you BRING OUT THE VOTES to elect them Messrs.
DoDoE and HERRING will make valuable mem.
bers Of the Common Council, but their talents will
not avail the public unless you put them straight
through See that you do it up thoroughly, in a
workmanlike manner Don't be mourning to-mor-
row night that fer more rotes would have done it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

rT Wings Of the FOURTEENTH hush all un.
timely feuds and let every vote be polled for your
candidates and cause If you can't run in your
ticket now, with three Loco-Foco tickets in the
field each regular as can be, you may give it up
and never try it again But strong, steady pull
will give you the Ward almost certainly. Begin
il now
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

II The Morris Canal is open from Port Dela.
ware to Newark Boats beginning to arrive at New.
ark with grain and four and the Compsnys bosts are
their way 10 the mines after coal.
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Rector OF ST. Georges Church, New.Yori.

French Language Laiarge Bulldogs, 2s9 Broadway
cor of Reade-st)-New Evening Course.-Prof Epwuo
CHURCH, will commence Tuesday, April -, co0ns
OF twenty four lessons for beginners
Ladies and Gentlemen. Three lessons q week Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday from to O'clock
Tuition S. payable in advance.
Tickets to be had at the Professors from TO- n oil
4PM Rooms rs and &c in the above building
N. B-Persons whose stay in this City does s1ov
them TO engage themselves for the whole eours vii
pay 25 cents a, the door each Time. asA
SASDss sARs4PARILLA-The following extract ffcn q
letter, from Mr. Ingrahsm, gentleman well known h
Delaware County, will be read with Interest Il con.
mends itself to al similarly sfncted
RoxBUsY, N. Y. March %, 1877
Gentlemen My wife has used several bottles u your
sssparils which obtained Of your SCENTS 10 this psss
from which she has received such special bensf hal
induced add mine 10 the already sbuadsoi issne
ny before the public In favor Of ls medicinal vass Her
father mother, and many other relatives have fallen We
tins to consumption, and It supposed that Re 100
was inclining the same wsy. She had several nns II
raising blood, &c. aud at length became reduced au
her life was dsspsired Of from day to day. We were h.
duced try your sssaparls, before mentioned, toa
the Of which her health has been restored hst M
the past year has able attend to her usual 10
nestle duties Respectfully yours.
JOHN B. INohAHAN
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail By 4 BAD
SANDS, Wholesale Dnggiss, 100 Futonsl conss q
WIlism-sl rs Broadway, and n East Broadway, hsv'
York. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout -
Uned States Price sl per bottle. or six bottles hf ~