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NrOrICE TO CONTRACTORS

~ remaining 40 miles Of the NewYork and New Haven
noIiee mai they are repaired make contacu Lnei
osce In Bridgeport, Conn with responsible psrnes iV'
the execution OF the work In sections SLAPPED 70 nc ao
~ and means Of applicants The whole line IN course
OF preparation, and will be ready % commence worhs
"a "a ~soe,t Msrch So iss1 al lmis
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STRAW and Laee Bonnsta-1

Enx~ sICILIAN STRAW and Lace Bonneta-The
M subscribers would most respectfully invite tho Al
lenon OF the fashionahl e ladies' Of this city and ese
w where this ard desirable article hich
made ok5re from ales Of The family Of Cactas and which
for beauty and utility feel warranted 10 saying excsls
anything u Tho kiad icrodsced Ia this city How
ever much the bonneis may speaG for themselves
would observe that article for they are exceed
ingly light and pleasant The power 70 change
Ae color and they capable Of being done over any
number Of times without injury. They are now FOR sss
al Insir factory 2s Broomes and may soon b lou nd ~
mos. Of 10. fashionable miiiiners In Broadway.
HIGGINS co. Pateatses and Manufsr turers
OF The Seilian Straw and Lace Bonnets
oZ~B 80 Bfoome-st y
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.NRAPOLITAN BONNETs-rb, sob

oers respectfully call ths attention of dealers and
miliinen 10 their present style Of Neapon.s1s
W which are superior 10 ary hitherto msnufsctursd
oy them They are also manufacturing style called
he Gossaner with flowers OF The material 10 CORES
pond which are igteed exqustely beautiful and feel
confident hat our Nespous and 0osssmeIs wiz DO the
most fashouabls bornsts this sesson By the demon
sraIion made thus early 10 lhe favor by the FASH
able ladies' Of cur city and elsewhere.
PATTisON, EOE<A CO.
Psientess and manufacturers OF Nespoan Bonnet,
= Delancy-sL the Bowery. m2z lmiss
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EANILY ROARDlNC SCHOOL In Kent Co,

FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL In Kent, Coon.
l. Circulars may be mad ., Shepherds bookstore 1911
Broadway The Principal - now 10 The city, and any
wish personal interview they viii please 10 lesvo heir
address - West Washngionplsee, or al the Eng
ais 81 AsHBE FULLER, Principal
MALE BOARDING SCHOOL, Hampstead
NlsEMINARY-N DUNN, A M Principel-The Sum-
ner Term will commence The hrst Of MAY Pamphlet cir
euars containing ali necessary information IN relation
the Institution can be had 81 Cedsrst zap siArs also
Mr.. Roe Lockwcod's Bo,ksors. All Broadway, and Al
Messa H. 4 S. Raynors Bookstore, 70 bowcry. The
Principal for he present month vii be mostly The Mer
ch.nts House corner Broadway and Cedar s6 2giss
TEA ~Ers-DiIon's Sheffield Tea sets, patterns
also, Tea and Cofee Pots OF durable quality, for
sale Wholesale and retail ais Burlng alp, by
ais 81 LUCIUs HART, late Bosrdman Hart
RIsEASEs OF THE EYED. WHEELER, De-
IL ansI y Greenwich 81 n Y an eonnnss % treat
AMI spd be.uiifu orrsn liable References The best
fsniss % hIs city. oncs bosrs from M 70 s'eoek
Pm as IL
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Books.
YANKEE DOODLE, NO. 20.

1hNhEE OOODLE, ~ 20
THE POLITICAL CARICATURE this week Il
Il statue proposed TO be erected 10 Gen. Tom Thumb
Benton by himself The hero IL standing the PROSTATE
form Of Santa Anna while Generals Scot and Taylor are
kneeling before him. and delivering up their swords
The other illustrations In this number exquisite things
and the reading matter Of unsurpassed excellence Price
cents
Also, today The Architect, No. T. series of original
designs for domestic and ornamental cottages this No
contains villa in Swiss style also cottage IN the same
style, by VIM. II. RanleL Price 80 cents
ais w. II. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings.
COMsTOCK's PHONETIC WORKS.
DUBLIsHED By L II. BUTLER co. Philadelphia
Phonetic Reader consisting OF pieces classical and
moral in prose aud verse printed In both the old snd be
Phonetic Speaker consisting Of the principles and exer
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the wholein the new alphabet only This work IL illus
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Phonetic Msgszine-This Is monthly periodical al one
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Letters post paid should be directed to
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II The above works 10 Comstock's Alphabet, tie
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NEW AMERICAN MILITARY WORK.
n APPLETON & co. have lately published Elements
D.of Military Science and Art or Course ofIusraetion
in Strategy Forhcsiion Tactics Of Battles &c embracing
neers; Adapted TO the use Of Volunteers and Militia BY
II Wager Haleck. A. NJ Lieut. Of Engineers u. $. Army.
One volume limo, illustrated with numerous diagrams.
Cepyet letter from MAJ. Gen. Sanford.
"Ihave perused the work of Lieut. Haleck, Of the u g.
Engineers uponihe Elements OF Military Art and Science
I 10 valuable and well written work, and admirably
adapted the OF volunteer and militia officers In
whom II cannot fail TO desire 10 peruse farther
the studies requisite 10 form good and efficient officers.
"Tht great number OF military and historical incidents
introduced by Lieut. Hseck TO Illustrate and enforce his
position, render his book very Interesting to general
well military readers and demonstrate the thorough man
which he has prepared himself for the CHER duties
Of his profession. Very respectfully.
"CHAs. w. sANDFORD'
ID. A. Co have lately imported
Aide MemOire the Military Sciences framed from
contributions of officers Of the different services. Vols
and 2, numerous plates. 81 50 each. al 2lis
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DREPARB FOR WET WkATHkh.-In
"Nswars India Rubber Manufacturing 90 cser lor
70 be ound 10 The eoariry, eonsstng OF every rarev
ladies' and Seniemsns Overshoes In use, 81
om Good years Ps;snt m.alc rubber, warrsrted DOT
10 st3en with The cola or be Affected by Inc beat
Also, every description Of al ughi and wafer proof
soods IN ass wholesale and retail Dealers nvitsd 70
ss end examine s,ock eesbrs purchasing slsswhera
WGsb0sss = hs,dso-lers CIT W
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LlTTELL'S LIVING ACE,
XT1M. TAYLOR 4 co. Aston House, have just re-
w celved
No. l5S Lels Living Age, for the present week The
contents OF the No. and varied TO
suit al classes Of readers little OF everything and that
little good. As this Is the third number OF volume,
affords excellent opportunity TO subscribe to the best
Of periodicals. Terms 2i per number Sc year
delivered In any part OF the city or Brooklyn.
Filtration, Story Of the Heart by Lady Charlotte Bury
author of the Divorced, &c. Is eta
Flirtstons in Amercs, by seasfeld new edition. Ev
cry pronounres this the greatest novel Of The day; So
GOD copies have been sold within The last years II
contains 800 pages for % cents, cheap.
No. Chsmbers's Cyelopeda Of English Literature
Price IS cents.
No. IS Chamberss Information Price q cents.
Howitis and The Peoples Journal. each 25 cents
All the new and cheap publications. magazines and
newspapers for sale by VIM. TAYLOR co.
all Asor House
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" Grand Temperance Rsily-Of The " Old Pa
rent T. H. Society,"" al National Hall Csnalst on this
lInur.dsy evening Addresse, VIII be delivered By emf.
nsnt SPEAKERS singing BY the Lady Msrhs Washington
Choir and the Columbian seas will be reserved or
Inc ladies' AsutiifiOn free. BY order Of
tlo IL a. sHAEEER presldent
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FLOUR AND MEAL-The market Is stiff for parcels
on the spot and no good Western can be bought below
IT'S The sales about 1000 bbls and some lots were
reported &C. To arrive there was less inquiry and
for late delivery we heard OF no sales OF Importance
About 1000 bbs Gepesee In May 37f 500 to arrive
coon Of rs and 1000 Oswego do at g. sale OF 1000
bbls Eastern made deliverable In May, at So For
Southern the inquiry good and the market has been
amos: entirely swept of the small parcels remaining
About 500 bills Georgetown Brsndywne &c. were pick
ed up at 2517 37 and 600 do Georgetown sold TO ar
rive, at 37i. For Howardst 50 was ssked. Sales
$500 bbls Meal 1894 e1t and 900 do Brendywine at
l29. Export from LIST to 18th April Wheat Flour.
sass bbls. Export of Flour from the United States
since Let September last 29004l2 bbls Of which to
Great Britain and Ireland l,420,557 bbls.
The Shipping List gives the following statement OF
the export Of Bread stus from the United States to
Great Britain and Ireland from Sept ls46 to April 10
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Markets-c~ef<iiy reported for The Tribune.

"WEDNESDAY, April II.
AsHEs-The sales of Pots to-day have been about
lis bbls at s.. Pearls steady at so. The stock il
very much reduced and the markets very firm Export
frem LIST to 18th April Pots, 179 bbs Pearls 65 bbls
COTTON-The sales today have been small at the
decline noticed yesterday. Holders very firm con.
ddering the prospect In view Of the future.
Export from the Ports of the United States commencing let
Sepenbev, l846.
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NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONs.-Firt

N Hsu. Fnntiin square and FIN. Hal / Pond, go
Broadway, publish this week. Ire Vera Cruz Ouick
Step dedicated to General Scott By T. Nathan Camp
Arranged for four hands, by N. A. Baldwin; Scenes
where FIRST In early childhood" Can luogh oris passs
romance sung BY Signors Pico In The opera Linda o.
Cbamounx with English and Italian words, Translated
and adapted BY Glare W. Beams (naestro d eari p
~ have In course Of publication WshSees new Opera
" Mazda or the Msid Of Hungary - performed with
immense success at the Theatre Royal Drry Lane, Lon
AZ
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gituations, &r. i1)anteo.

~ Al Adurrftsr-zr<s tent By rs~i rssf b
postpaid or t.ry --l aot.Ss takea out Of TIE efso<-
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NOW THAT THE ELECTION is OVER,
I EFT US TURN TO A SUBJECT Of at least equal ir-
Importance, videicit Health Fresh from the press;
Thumphs OF YOUNG PHYSlC' or Chrono-Thermsl
Facts. By William Turner, ESQ AN, MD late Health
Commissioned Of the City and County Of New York Mem
her D. Y Medical Society; American Editor Of the
Principles Of the Chrome System Of Medicine &c.
Let purge this eholer, wiihcut letting blood,
= conclude. and be agreed
Ourdoctors say, this Is no time to bleed
Richard H.
The day Is distant when quaeks only will esor TO
the lane ct and the lesch for any diseasen-DctJoa
For sale. price ST cents. by VIM X. GRAHAM, BUR
CESS, sTRiNGER CO.; w. TAYLOR co; H.
LONG BROTHERS. ala SITS
GAYLORD & ALEXANDER, No. Sprucs-sI offer
VI TO the public nch specimens Of Binding for sHaKs
Those who have taken the work invited 20 call
and examine for themselves Also samples Of job Bind
ing all the various styles be al the Bindery
Call and see m2f lms
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CHEAP LIBRARIES,

EOR DISTRICT SCHOOLS, Families, Vessels, and
IL Sunday Schoola-10O VOLUMES FOR $40.
The American Sunday School Union will publish In
few days No of their Cheap Library Of 100 Volumes,
from u 10 30 psges each. This Library viii be good
paper, clear print, strongly bound and with catalogues
II 10 undoubtedly the chespes collection OF books publish
ed In this any other country.
Orders. with he cash, may be addressed TO
Catalogues gratis. J. c. MEEKS. Agent,
Ass 147 Nassau at ~ Y
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
III paeketsiip Oxford, from Ltropool-J Rockway Jr,
r fockhart Geo Thomas, Geo Gordon. Maria Emer-
son. Emily Emerson, Goodthoueh,, Haisht and 2e7
In the steersge.
In bark Mary Morris from the Gyde-Messrs Scott,
Brown and Msgee Miss Frazer, and in the steerage.
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n U KIM Aucuoue1r.
Store <2 Broadway side third abovo oanslS
cash ADVANCES made, and oil sales promptly
" settled. Sales Of furniture st private dwelsgs on1
stocks Of goods personally attended TO and solicited.
c. X. will devote particular attention he ne q
books and private libraries bis eonvsuisscss fos via
arc very ample
THURSDAY, April Is, -tt
At 10 O'Clock A. N. q the 8ales Room.
Dsy 0ooDs-Cstaogue sale OF general assorsueoe -
foreign and domestic dry goods, adapted % opnag ns2
B. Regular esisiogus saiss .! dry goods held svssy
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Boarding.

DUutulIlN.
DOARD-To gentleman and wife wishing good board
hin private family excellent opportunity 10 now
offered seldom wiihyou have large front room
and all the comforts Of home In pleasant situation In
the lower part OF Forsyth-sL note with real adj
dressed 50 Tribune Office will receive immediate attention
ais 2t'
DOAhD-A gentleman and lady or two single geptle-
Omen can be accommodated with good board aud very
pleasant the second third Stories "a White
81 Broadway where you enlOy all the comforts
OF home. No removal on the frsg Of May Reference
given and required. ais Sits
DOOMs.-F Furnished or unfurnished with bedroom and
IL psntres attached 10 lie, to two gentlemen in
private family, with breakfast and required Apply
at Walker ~, west OF Broadway. ais 4is-
DOARDING.-The handsome ihree-s story house, 200
- East Broadway will be opened on the first Of May
few select bosrders find desirable accommodations
by applying at lg7 HenIyst during his month ais lw-
DOARD-Twoor three single gentlemen be com
Dmodaed with pleasant and board al 20l Pu ton-s
Also large front the % floor for gentleman and
wife Transient bosrders 81 per day ais iwis'
A SMALL FAMILY have taken q house In Hubert
<1st near ST. Johns Park, and would Ike to make
rangements to accommodate with board two gentleman
and wives, and two or three single gentlemen. Terms
moderate. Apply at iis Greenwichst ais Sits
Two GENTLEMEN or q gentleman and his wife
be accommodated with board and pleasant front
second floor with pantry attached a. Forsyhst
References exchanged. ais Ct
ITO A GENTLEMAN AND LADY wishing good
board and DESTROYS OF furnishing their apartments,
ell gibe location s offered Al rs Chambersst Pos
session will be given in Eve str days required mSOisu
PARTMRNTs TO LET, with without board,
N in the house OF private family, al 81 Wslkerst
Broadway. References exchanged ais 5tss
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Aso, 50 Gases mem. .sd soys alp PsEgs1 ssogaaA els
ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE Furniture =
~ the sales rooms 80 Brood wsy-0n Tlursdsy, Ash
Is, without rssefvsA c. FUTILE win ssli q snedsa
Thursday ncxt q 10 O'clock The above rooms nego
sod valuable Is sortmsn Of Csbnst yuuissse, na1s b
order comprising In part the moot costly and valuable
ZION Of the stock Of Ar Csrtsnesu Yrsaeh esbns maks
wsrdrobes, with Preach plstss sofas 10 Rsns 1874
ts,e suieus eiagaos sussi dams, 90 Dc ssos; 49,
wood chsfs decoupe rosewood SOFAS; ttsetstss foar
tsuils and chairs cutie Dc Louis XIV mahogany -
rosewood French bsdsssds drsssng and tess 6uroagj
dining and tsa sblss hall stands he comprising ~ ooa
vausbs sssortmsn Of paSos, ball nd bedsoo2 fassso
yel offered sucton-
NJ B-Ths fornilars Is now ready md ~ szanlssa
ill the hour Of sails. aO ~
FURNITURE AND STOCK 4ALR0.-AtPh,
L ys's Houses o. stores-k G. KEMP. Auctiossss.
Sales Rooms, AL Broadway west SIDE "a sore abevU
Canslst-Tbs undersigned wiz give his personal ss,so,
on % the arranging and disposal Of gurui,uss pivss
dwellings, and stocks u goods q sDcsios-
Having hsd much sxpesisuee IN shis ns ~ fesls co.
denee In assuring ss issds s1d Tho peble, shas I'll -
nsss entrusted - nis care WIN BE- satisfactorily nd psoaet
U attended 70, and prompt retarns NADIA
Dc would also beg Save 70 call hs attention q DRsooe
having goods 70 dispose Of very central looaoa 81
his sales Room, for public Of private salss
Casn advances made whea required.
- is0 4 c. KEMP. AnGSonoos
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y New.York societv Iibrnry.-

enlps ~ oclocE,st Columbian Hail. 2s5 Grand-st for
ne transaction ~ business Representatives are request
ed 10 be punciutl In their Attendance
ais IT. JOHN MURPHY G. w r
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~ Fashionable Hafs-sprina sfrIn-W.1r

Co. ia Chalha-st ready TO supply their
toners with his beautiful style Of Hat and hey invite
critical inspection particularly TO their SILK Has confident
they are not exceed e9uaed by any hats IN Broadway
out Of They offered per than Broad
way Prices recommendation 10 the pockets Of the pur-
chaser hlter constantly In attendance suit the bm
or form OF the bat 10 the taste Of the vearer
ms Neodis WATSON co. I54 Chathsn-sl
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and Nasssu-ss invites the attention Of his and
the public, to the style Of Hsts for Spring
He socits an examination Of the same confident that
the elegant proportions OF the pattern will command
their appreciation. BIRD, corner Pine and
M 7weodis'TuThks Nasssu-ss
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meeting OF this corporation win be held al the Librsr
90 Tuesday, the 27h mat The annual elsctio
OF Trustees will be held the same day a. The sam
place. TIE poll will be open from p. 81 to4 PM
ais, 10. q 1 q WIN. 1NGLIs. Secretary
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Two BUSINESS MEN with cspiia.-The advertiser
Il offers for sale a new and unsurpassed invention
Patent Rights Machinery, and other property believed
be capable Of yielding parties having & very largo
and certain profit The Of the Invention having
ability and requiring aid property Of great and Increasing
value may be had II bargain. Address box 1850 Post
0aire. NeW-TOrk n 2is~
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s; 4. G;aaIILIf66N, Aae!lO:.ss.

.. u. CdILION, Huctt0000f.
HANDsOMK HOUSEHOLD vurpitars-E. n.
H LUDLOW co. will soil on Thursday, Apnl rs, q
1ot O'CLOCK s SIT Bowsry near ahst LANDLORDS hosss.
hold furniture, consisting Of psr VI mahogany sol1S
chairs, divsns, music stands dining tables, Bfsnch ~.
PETS royal Wilton rugs oil cloth, Asi rode window ear.
lsns hall lamps cut glass and China dinner end Tee sst
splendid silver plated esstors, savsrs csndescks ~
set kniyes and forks rich csndcab ras togshsr VII
tho kitchen furniture with which do sse viii eoansasA
all 2is f266l
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" lyn ghts.-Ths Church will be open for tho exam
nation Of Pews Monday, 18th, Tuesday, 10Th, and We'd
nesday 2st inst and a4 O'clock p 81 the last named
they will be offered FOR reni in the Church. and the
following Sunday the 25th inst the Church viii be open
for Divine Service lOi A. 81 and 81 z. n az Its-
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"WEDNESDAY, April IA.
Barge suydam-se tubs butter % calves Captain
Wiehhami bbl eggs, w Reynolds; Is tnbs butter Is
calves Stewart Is tubs butter Is calves IS bush corn
o polson; "a tubs butter % calves Is sheep Brown
80 bis -four 10 order % tubs better 70 calves q bundles
hoops, Capt Row baes goods Beach; 5 boxes do
Manning Stryker; bxs DO w Langley; ll6 bdls Irvine
les hardware Qusckenbush Co; 13s bundles iron and
steel tons pig iron Pierson Co; IS butter sayres
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WN H. JONES, HsSiossss
Roots AND sHORs-6y ,. D. iNQBneQLk

- co stors IA PsNts On Wsdnesdsy Aphl "a CIV
O'clock 800 boots shoes and bfogaas uisablo ~
he southern, Western And city trade.
Also, 50 sssss mons primo kip pssgsd boots.
Also, 30 cases msn's eel slippers and buskins.
AIs0 50 meme md boys kip peKGel hgQRaaa Ala
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DIED.
thI. City Nav 20. WILLIAM CLAPWoRTHY

In ,hi. City May 20, WILLIAM CLAPwoRTHY'
aged 40 years
On Thursday Mrs. DlNAH BENSON, reiet OF the
late Robert Benson in the seth year of ner age.
The friends of the family requested 10 attend ner
funeral on Saturday. afternoon Al na pss'4 CLOCK
from her late residence No 96 Chamoersst.
On Friday afternoon, 2lst inst; MARY, wife OF David
Fay, IN her 2lst year.
The friends Of the family and those OF Der brothers
Edward and John w Conner. are respectfully request.
ed 70 attend the funeral from her late residence 20
Cherry-st sunday afternoon, At o clock
o. Friday 2lst inst Mr.. JAMES II. WED, son OF
Hezekish Weed In the 37th year OF his age
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
attend his funeral from the residence Of ais brother In
law Mr. John T. Hamilton, l62 Eighth avenue OF sun
day afternoon NJ o'clock His remains VIII be taken 70
Greenwood Cemetery. --..,.., =.
Ga Thursday. the 2oth inst GEORGE WHlTEFlELD,
son Of Henry and Mary Ansuee. sssd months
Friends Of the family invited 70 attend MS iuhera
from rs Ninthsi on Saturday IL O'Clock
Ga the 2lst inst SELMA, vile OF Ellss Nexsen ana
daughter Of the late Dsniel Heosrd' bsq oil Pougn'
keepsis
Funeral on sunday afternoon st o'clock precisely
from her ate residence i26 Hudsonst The relatives
and friends Of the families requested 70 attend WIN
cut farther invitation.
% Friday morning the els, inst OBADIAH LAW
RENEE. in the Seth year of bis age
The members Of Mariners Division NO se 9 OF L.
the members Of the Cord Benevolent Society
and the relatives snd friends Of the family are invited
70 attend the funeral on sunday at 1t ~ from his
ate residence, South Frssst between Egsth and Nin
WILLIAMSBURG
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Things la philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. May q, le41


PHILADELPHIA, May q, lo47.
The Episcopal Convention got into active opera.
ton today and We had very interesting and able de-
bate upon proposition 70 amend the Constitution
70 prevent any other thsi communicating members of
the Church holding seas as sy deputies OF the Conyen-
ton. The question is nit decided-out my opinion Is
that the amendment will boz pass
There ere al O'Clock to-day, which burned
down a small twostory dwelling house the Of
Currant-ane and Eghth.st No other dsmsgs.
The first detscnmen, Of the brigade Of Marines left
the city this morning for NewYork their way the
seat of war.
The Nssiousl Academy and the Opera still continue
open-the first vel pstronized the latter only mode
rately.
Sealed proposals viii be received a, the Philadelphia
Bank for loan 10 Wisconsin Of s550O0 at 10 per cent
until - o'clock tomorrow. The interest 10 TO be paid
semi annually here
high presnsions Of holders Some 900 bols cold at yes
terdays rates and there 10 be an impression tia,
they viii not be preserved Sales Corn 81 10 for Penn
yellow very dull Sales Whes, taken actively at g. O5
Tor prime white and 81 % for good red Rye Flour S.
with moderate sale Corn Mes g. Is, much inqui.
". Cotton dull and prices dropping Whisky "a!
held generally at IS, and becoming scarce.
SAILS OF SrocKs-Fivt Bodrd-s9Os 90 Penn s.,
- slO Girsrd l2t $1,000 Penn 81 7s4 $1,000 do -.
100 Mechs Bk- b5, q 25 Farm sud hechs 57i 5000
Reading DDS, 704 500 Penn Sc Il 5000 do. = 1
II Farm and Mech BIZ, 57t 5000 City So 76 IS. 100
SOS Lehgh Scrip "a also Lehigh \ Los sOi 5000
6pc Urea Nu %. 1854 10 Com BANK s. IS Grsrd l2i
500 Penn and Ohio Canal 30 $500 6pc Tres Ns b5,
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