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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
DISPATCHES foR THE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
NRW.YORK LEGIsLATURE.

SENATE ALrAxr April 1877 ?. NJ
A petition was presented Tor the sale OF Wasn-
ington Park, Brooklyn.
The Judicial Districts bill was called up on mo
ton that the Senate adhere to their bill Ao'ion 10
adhere Withdrawn TO allow a motion 70 be put .ns'
the Senate insist upon this bill A motion was then
made that the Senate secede from its vote OF non
concurrence with the amendments OF the house W
the bill. Lost The motion TO insist was then
adop,ed-so the vitality Of the bill is still pre-
served II is now with the Houie
No question was taken on the Canal bill several
bills were taken up and pat forward among them
the Frauds at Auction bill.
ASSEMBLY.
The following among other bills were READ ana
paused: To provide for additional Chahengen 70
Jurors; concerning mortgages TO the state 70 eA
tend the time within which RruBEs d. WAL
WORTH NAV qualify as Commissioner OF the Code
A crowd of bills were reported complete-among
them was the East River Mutual Insurance 20
bill; the bill relating to Hamilton-st Brook yni the
bill to amend the charter Of the Long Island Rail
way.
The General Manufacturing bill and the County
Courts bill were taken up in committee, but nothing
done with them.
The message of the Senate, announcing vote OF
on.concurence with the amendment OF the House
to the Judicial Districts bill, was received and aid
on the table for the present
MARKETs.-sslss $50 bbls. Flour, on spot 81 ~ OF
$50 arrive BY first June at 25 200 do pure tennessee
on the spot at Is. No sales OF Corn oOoV ousnei'
Oats at A. cts, and 400 do, in lots, at 4s cts
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Trnde of the Hudnon.

Produce and Country MsTcAandxe AZ Nerr- YORK
Albany and Nstc- York Line L Braiaard-Bayss Eastern
Herrick Van Buskirk; 80 Gilbert Wood .Mdi liS
w Goodrich Co; 10 6bls corn, suydsm. Sage Co.. 10
bxs spring water, CLARK Coz 10 bbls 81 s,s, e1tisr
veadsr; 10 do White 10 tube l. inks Dol. DO Ser
Coz Constable; bbls do Warren Coz 10 tubs do
Qasckinbush % bxs cheese, Boyee; q bbls beef
ley Brooks; Is d. sythes Van Wagner Tucker
Same Lin>-BGrse Rathb0ne-l479 bbls -four 100 do
S7 bbs beef Mshony; sbbls crsnberries Clark Cole
man; do Gardner Hal; II bale: goods, Lawrence,
Sriftsnrs line A Van SaatroOrd & Co-Buss Niagara
-sObbls -four, N Morgan; 5ss Herrck Van BasLifk
Us DO Reed; w do Cobb a sSls beer s1n
Osborn; do CsTyille bales Garner Coz do Law,
renee Trimble Coz 10 do Weld, Masters Cos 80 dot
Co. tea snuH Dubois& Vsnderyoorii 40 bds brooms
Clark solomans
Albany and Canal lined Hoyt-Barss John adams
s25 bbls aOur Baker Osborn; bHs Oh cheese Brown
BIS cheese Il bills s.hes, T B While Co sa bbls pro
i s5. bsr st S: .s BOYD
II bxs eheess, Burhtl Co; So tuba butter Mason
Co; D dsles bIs goods Lawrence, Trimbe Coz stb1s
do n Beach; 10 do Hoyt Tilinghasy do bales do
/ Lord, Warren sslter; Is dow II Mott; 10 DO T Win
hrop; IS do bxs McCurdy, Aldrch Spencer; II bales
wool, Robertson Polhsmusi bxs hardware, Folger.
Old Troy Line, Pope cdtli.--BOat Paaadsiphia-37oo
bush born, Ketchum son
Troy and Erie Too Boa Ltne--A c T9t-BUS,
John lde, RGy-l4o0 bills -four, Stuart 1850 bush
corn Kstehum Son; 61 bbls hhds pipes oil, suydsn
K Davis.
Old Albany Lise-Seluyier & Co--Barss Sapeior-23-
bills four Herrick Van Buskrk; 81 do 5000 bush
Schuyler cks ochre, Baxter Coz % bbls seed, suy
DAM Reed Co; 10 hhds beer, Hnds; q bbls beads.
Ciarl; s. bbls pork, Alexander; 10 do OIL Boyd
4 Paul
Sams Line-Brss c Brainard-5l bbls -four, Her
rick Van Buskirk; u do 5000 oush corn % bds hay
Schuyler bbls seed, Fish Co IS bbls apples, L
Tsrbox.
D'gani Lathrop 4 Cos Lias-Barss Brer~-5ooo busl
osls. DuranL
Same Line-Boat GotA--3Ooo bush oats, T Durant
Same Lins-BOat Cordeia-90o bush rye 400 bus ostl
tt Dursnt
Barss Jois @ Wzi< J ScAoonmaker-lOOO bush con
Cobb; 1000 do osls, schoonmaker AS bags pea'
Woodruff Miniurn ii bags do Main; p bills beam
owner io2 bbs pork, order bks cheese, Pieke Scar
kCo.
EasLiLins-H Neck & Co-Bsrse Loekport-e75s bs
wheat, Herrick & Van Buskirk 80 bags corn, Dows
Guiieau.
Boat Fulton County Rsynolds-3OOo bush oats, Lane
MaDgum; 100 DO malt, Johnson Sons -.
Troy OsrsSc Linz, Fycsof-Boa Asadaa-Jo
bush corn, kelchum Son.
; Same Lfae-Boaf Rsindes--3000 bush corn ketchur
Son.
Same Lins-Boai Anaia-3Ooo bushels corn,
ke'chum Son =.
Barge EreAszss ROseuons from Po2sAssepne-.5O
and meal 20 bash apples 20 pkgs butter l ods nay IN
straw g beams warp Cspisin. 10 bols beer, Fasse
III CarpentU & Cos Lins-BUSs Superior; Halsissd-
Ee5ur 1900 800 do OATS 20 kegs butter BIB
eggs n DO rye -four II bds 30 calves Ia cattle
stsa~~ wv YoEsS Hopktas-l300 bush corn l300
oats rs calves 50 pkgs butter 20 cattle % sheep " bbls lin
100 bsss meal 100 do fssd sels eggs 70 Cspsan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

The COLUMBIAN MAGAzIsE, Ormsby 4 Hack
ct, Publishers ll6 Fulton-st-The May number shows
determination to push the work forward at all hazards
and decidedly better in all respects than the previous
Issues The engrsvings usually costly and well
chosen We like the portrait Of Schiller especially-is
seems appropriate in such work The view Of Hurst
Castle exceedingly picturesque and the plate esanI
although no, eaborately engraved. The fashIonplase
IL quite respectable and Handsomely eolored In the
literary way there papers from Mrs ossood Mrs.
Child Miss sedgwick Inmsn, Grsttsn and so on. The
article. are more varied than usual and more truly Nag
asi4isA There 10 not indifferent paper in the num-
Der. The Columbian is taking the surest way Of ob
tanning successor of securing that already attained
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

SMITHSONIAN ISsTITUTE.-The corner stone
Of the edce abou, to be erected for the use OF this In
ston at Washington is to be laid on the h't day OIL
May Masonic and Odd Fellows Lodges are invited 70
unite 10 the ceremony. The Intelisencer says;
II Is understood that the President OF the United
States as head Of the Corporation or estsonsnmenl
Of the Smithsonian Institution. will unite IN tne cereo
nv Of LAYING the corner and the Vice PRESIDENT
Of the United States Chancellor OF the institution
expected also to present and deliver en- address on
the occasion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
Attempt TO kidnap-A Great Exeissuest.
Correspondence Of the North American.

ftsfshtseH Aprf t.
We had cutie an excitement this morning Il tAs
Mononeahels HOUSE,. slsve-easeher. secompsnsed w
constable attempted to take slave (so they sss<rsd
he wn and We have only shsir ssy for ~ 1t thar aouss
don't know whether he was waiter there or net pyo
baby he but thsy caughs him there and stssnssd
TO tie him when be hslooed msrd~" q . srsnrs3o~s
rate This brought up ell the coored people IN ss 10
,els around and Ia short time they attempted to ssks
BIN off, when they fell them, carried oE the nss
beat the svecstchers when they resisted md asaiv
get out warrants and arrested them both believe az
L penitenrary offence under tho new law. Al m
events they did very foolish thing 10 come here "a
Try to kidnsp . man In open daylight
saw most or al Of the melee. Tue kidnsppss ID
not stand the hundreth part Of chance. Jaw one II
them put his hand In bis coat pocket TIRES Dimes 10 psn
out pistol add bowie knife but he very fortunately "a
rot II would have been his death.
saw white persona engaged 10 IL but there ~
universal indignation at ths outrss attempt to cary
of man without chance to answer Tor enss'f-
Pittsburgh 10 bad place 10 hdnap, especially In dsy.
light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
Arrivals Of Produce, SC. by the New.York

Arrivals of Produce, SC. by the New.fork
and Erie Rsilroad.."...J f. Clarkson, Agent
Reported pec,allpfor The New- York Tribune.
MONDAY, April 10, l3f7.
Per barge n Suyddm-l6 tubs butter calves cattle
Capt Caldwell; tubs butter Fl calves Captain Wood
calves cattle, Brown; 2O0o bush rye Roe II IDS
butter Is calves STrmbe IA bags rye 20 tubs butter
calves, Stevenson: tubs butter q calves, w Hoyt
void; SSs Dds iron and steel, Pierson x Co.
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Court Caiendar....Tms DAY.

Craeurr Couar-Nos lo4 s. D. IS, %, IL, 50. "a. Sc,
60 ~ g. a. 81 lO4 lis. lie, I22 l25 l29 l33 lbs.
ConxoS PLEAs.-Nos q g. 6, 10, y. use. 10, ls. 90
- "a, 70, % 30. No Second Part for the first two
weeks.
srPExoR CouRr-Sos G. b. 1s, 20, 81. 81 IS, 90. lis
III lz3 lO3 s. 40 I04 TO- J. 50, a. S. Sc 81. % "a, A.
g. ST. s5 81. IS r. IS 80 AZ $3. a. l6 AZ, a. 26e CO.
273 20. Ito g. l9, log lo9 SO y. 50, a. ~, ie &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

Prom the o. LOUIS hSSehtc, ASsH-
NJ Rogu,. of Indepe ndence. arrived IN town
Yesterday on the Amelia Santa 70 dates had been re-
eeved a. lsss q the 2sth Of February-thirteen days
l.,er-,hough the intelligence 10 pretty much the same
AZ uublished yesterday Mr. Boggs learned that M.
Sol ssbetts bearer OF dispatches had reached SAINT.
rs The mail left on the plains BY Mr. Caldwell mad
cached Independence bat was not forwarded per Anne
liza Mr. Bogss has In bis possession Gov Benfs pipe
which was found on Puebls Indian.
The Mexican who shot Capt Burgwin was captured
and shot while prisoner by one OF the volunteers-
VIM Bent had gone second time to the Cheyenne VII
lsge to raise force to sveDse bis brothers death Com
plants were made BY the volunteers that Col Price had
not been severe enough. himself, with the Mexesns
Mr. Bosss hsd captured. eighteen miles from indepeo.
denee the second one OF the tesmssers who recently
are Armstrong and Smith They accuse each otner-
The murdered mai named Lowden.
Our correspondent gives much larger return Of killed
and wounded among than was puoiished In me
Santa Fe Exus In his second attack on Pueblo Col
Price killed upward Of 200 Mexcsns and indians MS
own Toes being killed and wounded eighty. Col. p. had
two or three OF the leaders Of the rebellion shot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

WISDOM FOR rHK YouSo.-The dvice OF Chisi
Justice Hale with opinions the Bible and the sabbstA
BY distinguished Americans. Cw. H. Graham, Tribass
sudings Ire plan Of this work must gain the sppro
baton of the pstrio, and Christian. The design Of
book fitted to promote In youth that character 80 een
ta to their happiness and tho best welfare Of our Re
public has been happily conceived BY the editor and
ably executed Some Of the very first minds Of the
country have responded to his request for their view
and gveu-some Of them most fully, ali OF them iorsi
bly-their opinions of what will make youth sse.
cessful In life here and hereafter and secure without
possibility of failure the perpetuiy Of Republic
and its increasing prosperity aud improvement We
most heartily say let it have place In every family Nd
Its good words abiding home In the mind Of ever
youth Of our land both males and females.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
Excise Election.

In all the cities and towns Of our State this City
alone excepted a vote was last year taken on the
Tuesday fth preceding the first Monday in June to
determine whether Intoxicating Liquors should or
should not be sold in such city or town for the en-
suing wear, and thenceforward until the decision
should be reversed by popular vote taken In like
manner. Every city and fully twothirds OF the
towns voted No License The FIRST year OF the
operation Of this law having nearly closed the pro-
per officers of a great many towns have been re-
auired by the requisite number lone-iourth oil the
legal voters thereof, to give notice OF new nial
which is to take place on Tuesday Hezt lApril ~
throughout. OF course, some Of the towns which
voted No License will now vote License espe'
cialy those in which no proper exertions nave oeen
made 10 secure a due enforcement Of the NO Ii
censs' vote. Still we think the lovers OF the Ar
dent will be disappointed with regard to the gene
raj overturn they so confidently anticipate Da''
however favorable or unfavorable, we SHAH De
obliged to that friend in each township VINO VIII
send us the earliest tidings Of the result IN bis
stating exactly the vote on each side last year US
well as now. We shall thus be able to determine
the extent of the alleged injury done TO the cause
of Temperance by the New Excise Law and the
I
vote No License
We understand it to be the decided conviction Of
the most intelligent friends at Albany Of the Excise
Law that the act oASSur Be repealed at his Session
We trust it viii prove so, and could wish that the
law Nigh, be so amended at this Session as to extend
lis operations to our City. 1.-THE Temperance mer
in the Legislature would bat call up the matter II
earnest, we shall cherish sanguine hopes OF suc
! cess.
A friend communicates the following
THIRTY DAYS REsIDEscE OF VorERs.-A votei
shall have been for thirty days mex, preceding the cleo
don resident Of the District from which the ofneer
to be chosen for whom he Offers his vote '-CoHs't-
tioa, Art 2 Sec. l. -
On the License question the Inspectors are 70 re
ceive the ballots Of the electors qualified to vote IN sne'
Town or Ward for Town and Ward officers All the pro
visions of sseerAinng the qusiheaaon oil eee'
ors al Town Ward elections and punish false sweaf
ing and fraudulent voting therest shall be sppnesee
elections under this determine whether License
shall not be granted "-LlcSsse Lsr Of ls+o, sec. :
Hence II perfectly clear that thirty days RESIDENCE
L, the Town or Ward 10 necessary, and thst any perso
Caring TO vote who has this qualification would D
| sliler OF risdemeanor and indietshle A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

BAGsryG FACTORY BURsT.-0n Sunday even.
ing last the begging and rope mandatory Of Mr. James
Cooney in this city discovered TO De on Gre Our
drerren unable to the main building in which
the IRE originated from tbs very combasbs nature of
The materials and the Roadway which the Are had maze
They succeeded In ssvns the larger portion Of the rope.
walk Lexington, Ny) Obs. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

AWFUL TRA6EpY-The Cincinnati Commercial
OF the 18th states tina, an awful tragedy was enacted
Lswrenceburgh. Indiana the night OF the 18th.
man named Gross qusrreled with q man naroed Cls7t
and commenced fighting with wagon whips; from tina
play they took knives and the result wss that Cart
his bowels let out and after this done succeed
ed in killing Cross Il expected that CLARK would
die The quarrel commenced BY Cross accusing The
other with holding Illicit intercourse with his wife Ics
fight % described BY an ego witness. was swfai-oo@
men lighting for some minutss In perfect despsranes
with their bowels hanging out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

~we see ls,s in two or three of the neutral
paper. of supposed candidates for Office at the
hand, Of the Common council elect Many Of the
names found In these lists are those Of gentlemen mo
are not and win not b candidates fer any place what
ever. Among these are our hisnds Dr. BsS'' phAkx
and JAs- 7. NJ BIxAx,xr who Aesk ne once and VIII
have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

HATS HATS HATS KNOX. with his accustomed
brevty would call the attention of his friends to his new
styles of Spring Fashions. which are now ready q ns
Store, l2s Fulsonst. He would. with bic usual panan
thropy. invite strangers 10 his establishment where hey
can obtain Hats of equal quality and at lower prices
than AT any other store In the city. al0 TuThASsid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

FRA ire broke out about u o'clock Satur-
day night in the small frame building Atsntc-st near
Henry, occupied by Thomas Benning " apaintng e'-
tsbNshment The building was destroyed, and csrpen
ter. shop in the together with some sheds came
near the same fate but saved BY the IRE depart
ent Mr. BIS loss Is said to be about $1,000, OF which
only $500 was covered By insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
Business Notices.

~" GKNrLxMENs HATS, style for Spring. lst7, WI
be introduced on "Wednesday, March by
LEARY co. Hatters Aston House Broadway
Circulars descriptive Of our style viii DO forws dso
by addressing postpaid. mfu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

COOP MovE.-An Accommodating Fund and
Building Association" Is talked about at Williamsburg
We do not know the details Of the plan but II II re'e
bes the similar societies in England it viii be found ad
v,ntareous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

DrAmoNDPoNrED GOLD PESs.-J. Y. Savage sails
gold pen for rs cents, silver pencil included. Also
magnificent pen for g. which Is the best and cheapest
pen in the city--poinu warranted. Don't mistake "a
number-92 Fulton.st.
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE BLIND!
BLINDNESS CURED WITHOUT AN OPERATIONS.

DIX, q. a. n NATTf
ocuLisr,
respectfully informs the public that he has opened
Office at 400 Broadway, Albany, opposite stanwix HaI
where he will attend to all persons afflicted with
Blindness, or other Diseases of the Eye,
and particularly amaurosis opthsms (or indsmmsuos
of every grade opacity granulston Of the eye Ida ~
some cases of cataract Hts method Of restoring heaA
and sight to diseased eyes without operation, ofe
cent discovery and the results have sstonshed the Pre-
fession and elected the warmest gratitude OF psenu
Cstsracts entirely removed without snppsraton.
No charge for examinations at the Office.
az 2aw3w Tu& SAT-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

rY- Nspoeons Funeral Obseqaes faithfully repre-.
scented by means of Moving Figures, aud splendid Nov.
ing Panoramic Painting, The whole xhibed In scieo.
&c and interesting by the artistic effect OF light d
shade II may be this afternoon and evening when
also q variety Of other and lsughsbe performances ahs
psce, BY the celebrated Yankee pesonator Great West
eru. the Ethiopian Minstrels, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

GOLD PINS ANOTHER REDUCTION IN PhI@
j. W. GnrAror Co. II Cedarst are now ssllisStAs
real magnificent genuine Bssey Pen warranted, fas
81 u.s. real Diamond pointed Pen for 81. and tot
Gold Pen for rs cents (silver penccass ineudsd) 10
aether with some dozen other styles Of pens, al nash
cheaper either wholesale retail than can be found
ali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

Y That dry, tickling cough which b" nafsassd
you so long may be quickly got rid Of By the uss Of Dr.
BEExMAN's syrup-clesnsipg the stomach BY bic II
genital Rtlls. Office 49A Cortland. Of. NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

II Neither the Sarah Sands nor the Cambria
has We. arrived 1t was suspected last night how
ever in consequence of certain transactions In the
Provision Market that the news by the Cambria
bad been received BY. Express from Halifax THIS
il BIZ NO means an impossibility.
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CLEARED.

CLEAFFD.
Ships Zurich. Thompson Havre Fox & Livingston !
Edwina West Vera Cruz, T. d Hurlbut * Co, Joseph
Megs Wood, Liverpool. Huzzy s. Murray.
B1sy. Eunice Durham Bordeaux, Chsstelain & Pom
vert Jones' Tyler, Apalschicola, Post Calico
Msberry. Bucksville, Ne Emms, Durham, Bordeaux
Chastelain & Ponver, Lady Young. Kennedy :, !onn'
NF. G a. Laurie; kldebarsn, Leech. -. Nelson &
Place. - n
schrs Thos Page Gucksll, Petersburg Ooeron, Pen
dletou Camden Nesmith s. Walsh.
sloop Tortugss. Burrows, Mystic.
Barge shark Stevenson. Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

E Country MERCHANTS and others would do well
to attend the extensive sale Of Boots and Shoes hA
morning at 81 o'clock, by Z. JOHNSON, at the store ola
D. Gale, 2io Psarlst corner Burlingsip. The soeds
ara now ready for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

e. 6ns head Of DARK, clean hair, 10 Be hsa ~ ~
cent? This fact hundrss IN this city can prove
used S,& cent bo,tle Of Joness Coral hss - -
forces the hair grow stops Its falling on euss - ~
or dsndruf mskes The hair beautifully dsrA $4,000
sod cc2y 10 Nsw.York II Inc des Of tbs Ansdesss
r. ChashnD-el
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
Pimples, freckles, blotches, ten,
Ga woman, youth. OF girl. or man.
yellow, DARK, or sun burnt skin
Are banished, though ~ foul q sin.
And In their place white skin Y sea-

For every mark and spot elops $50.
When WASHED with Jonsss Chemict 49, 49, ,
q This requires but tr;si 70 see s sxe s 60
deed the miraculous properties Of Jones' 800
cal Soap are truly wonderful the very wor@ u -
eruption arc cared BY IT, Sold only In NswSo ~ -
sgn Of the American Eagle, 81 Chaiham-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In brig Caroline, from Santa Crxs--J strinehsm OF
Buffalo fhos N Krsuse Miss Krouse and servt and
Collins
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g.sass Of the Supplement

"a Rhyme for tie Tine By ~. c. Prince; Robert
owens Manifesto Reply Of Messrs Rsdheld and frngle
TON Aneeymous Communication Cdgned Old osossee)
IN The Tribune for March Is; Free Academy; Who
10 the True Pasot Progress of Science and Koowledss
,hrousbous Consinepsal Europe; Miscellaneous Items
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

More puuid 10 Than rotten desih ,.s~a.
You whoss teeth are DARK and yellow -
- You can make your teeth beautifully wnis, -
breath odorifsrously sweet BY usipg 70 ootis -, a
Amber Tooth Psste, which sold oniy IN W. Ssoi
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

BOARD OF ALDERxEs-A special meeting Of
this Board called evening but after waiting for
declared he Board to si.na adjourned until Nond ~
evening nsxt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

u 0ouRAup's ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP Ios 49,
Gourauds Psudre Sxbtas for eradicstng SUI LrusSp
HAIR. Goxre~6s lsly pAas, liquid rouge. he n%'J,e
o. ls Store FROM Broadway, Agency tos -, - -
stasfassox Liquid HAIR Dv, DaLLey's Ancos 49,
tractor, Wy<tAs Cream Of IAlxs, B<sif Hsn h-s~ b
Ponade for tie hasr, BLOCK, brsu~ md far kss ~iSl
WAN sr-st step or too from Broadway. wsst co~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

" Our musical readers will notice that the
benef, of Sig Benedict announced for Saturday even
ing when the fsvorite Opera of Lucia d. Ls''S"'0T
viii be reproduced. Benedits voice will douotes'ere
that time be free from the hosrseness which has lately
narred is excellence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

MARKETs-sslss $50 bbls. Flour, on spot ct - Oh
ESQ to arrive BY FIRST June at 25 200 do pure Gene'ee
on the spot at IS. No sales of Corn 'Ooo ousnei'
Oats at A. cts and !, 400 do, in lots, at 4s cts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

AMI Rxrr OvTRAaEs The attention o. tns 80,
10 invited TO narrative Of facts on ss,s ssor h."r
the Domestic" head 10 this p.per. Ipe in,,ns,s
~ ,s ,n,.sss,. oS sssry sn who wishes 70 enjoy
ZONE 10 that nsrssve detailed the results OF those
doctrines which The NswYors Tribune o an, sS1
~ IL thousands Of Christian citizens
~ sissee l. blessing compared with the .pre.d Of The
,suas doctrine Of social rights and the STATE OF New
York i yet 70 pat ..cksloh and mourn tina, .nest
80 ~ shsct ana overthrow them 10 next TO IN impos
si5ihfy.