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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
7 ARGE SALE OF SILVER TEA SETS, Be.

Ware. and other choice goods Of late importation.
The subscriber will have bis next sale on "wednesday
the l4h 10 O'Clock the store x25 Broadway In
continuation Of the closing VI said establishment, agreea
bly, 70 previous anangemen-snd which will consist OF
large assortment Of real Engish and American manu-
fscTed sterling silver ses of tho latest patterns silver
pitchers and other silver goods splendid shohed plaed
OF the very highest qualify and newest patterns com
pri-ipg tho most yarlices In the line among which
are superb Of dish With solid silver shields
se and beef steak dishes with handles 70 un
ship soup tursens, bowls, urns tea kettles on
stands elegsn. Of every size casters Of tho rich
style liquor stands tea SETS cofse pots cake baskets
very super cand eslcss Of all sizes snUfefs and trays
butter tubs toss racks, coaers and syphooHs Also,
a. invoice Of church communion ware, CONSISTING OF
f4gons chsises dishes, plates and patterns, The whole
Comprising spendd stock and which will be sold with
out and Offers great opportunity for purchasers
J. J. PHILLIPS.
T. TITTLT AuctiOueeF AZ Pits
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Al French Lnnguage.-Mapescs's Oral System

Madame Dursnd, daughter Of the late Jean Msnescs, will
continue her classes through the summer. Gentlemen
wishing to join the early morning class. may enter
their names Ladies may enter their name. for the sfer
noon class which will commerce early In Msy. mitet
number o. pupils who may wish 70 have the benefit OF
more constant practice In speskng French aer The
lsi u MAY. De received into Madame Durands family.
Apply al IS Waker.sL AZ 2Nisd
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Urn Goods.

y Scotch Diapers finest quality slightly damaged.
Also, case Prints yard wide, imperfect In coloung-
and will be sold cheap
ais sis BANKERS. 28t Grsnd.st
NEW GOODS.
- BARKER. Isl GRANO-sT opens this morning
- Scotch Ginghsms, entirely new style and very
fine for IL. 81. per yard.
cases Printed Lawns Musllns aud Muslin Ginghams,
worth e. 3D., for only IL. 81. per yard.
case Polka, the finest style offered, IL. cd.
case Organizes. worth 4s Cd. for ls. 3D. per yard.
lot Plaid Barge, entirely new.
cases Manchester Mousen de Lame. Chinz, Figured
Plaid, ard Striped, for only IL. 50. per yard
case al wool, French, very cheap.
case French Prints, yard wide for ls. per yard.
Also iC cartons square and long Cashmere Shawls In
which great bargains will he given.
Also cartons printed, wei worthy the attention Of all
who desife bargains.
Also 20 bales and cases Domestic Goods, brown and
bleached. at all prices from 3D. per yard.
2cases Calico, Cd, worth To-
cases Calico, Is. worth Is Sd
Also, Linens Diapers, Napkins, Drspery Musns, Table
Covers Table Cloths Bro Linens, Linen Drilings Pan
sloon Suhs, Checks Swiss Jsconet Null Book and Cam
brio nusllns, Paper, Cambria, &C
Az SITS BARKER, 81 Grand-st
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Fifteenth Ward Regular Democratic Wing
Nominations.

For alderman. .............. D. OLIVER.
For Asslst1Nt Alderman. go. LINUS w. STEVENS.
Fer AtsefsorS.
EZRA LUDLOW, JOHN LABOR.
For Confs5ies.
JAMES HOsTIN, JOSEPH H. MANN
For b5peJtors Of Election.
|. Dist. .SYLV'R. L. H. WARD, ALBERT A. ROGERS.
III. " ..JOHN Y. HONE, JOSEPH BR1TTOE
i'll. HENRY A. KERR, STEPHEN b. DEAN.
~. " DAVID SEAMAN, JOHN J. K. DE PUY.
The above ticket has been duly accepted by the Wings
OF the Fifteenth Ward al meetiags held Constitution
Hail. Thursday and Saturday evenings respectively
April and 10Th, and ordered published
PHILIP HONE, Chairman.
J JoSs; j. r. n d. Ply Secretaries. .,o,
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JACOB 5. PLATT Aqctioneer
600 COILS RALE ROPE.

OUU200O lbs brass kettles will be sod this day at pre-
eisely II O'Clock al q Piast corner Of God'sL Also,
general assortment OF hardware ann cutlery.
Terms for the whole sae. months for approved paper
Catalogues are ready al the Auction Room sl3 IT.
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Aueuonssf.
H,O.NOhKOW, Wednesday, April u, al v O'CLOCK

j al I72 Wash gton-st BrooGlyn-
HAsDsoNE FUksIruss-sofas, chairs, Owens, rocse0'
BOOKCASE splendid wardrobe add French Dedsseds, sxt
dining table msnel clock French China dinner 49, tse
do toilet do grandoIes, silver plated ware, sss usys'
Bru.sels and .nxsia carpets, oil cloths, &c kc he
This rniture 10 10 excellent order most Of - COED -
new and OF he very beet nALuasure, and IL well worthy
the attention Of purchasers Catalogues ere now ready
the Auction Roon, Fronlst Brooklyn.
sals- positive, without regard 10 the westher sJls
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AUCTIONS cases Boots, Shoes aud Bfogsns
"A sessonabls goods for Spring trade. will be sold by
z. JOHNSON, atIhe store Of A ID. Gale, $40 PearsL
New ork corner Of burlrgsp on Tuesday next, April
lS at 3, O'Clock. Catalogues viii BE- hand and tho
goods ready for examination al O'clock on tho morning
OF sale. AZ aus
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STRAW BONNET MANDATORY AND
MILLINERY. 2l4 BOWERY.

MILLINERY, 2l4 BOWERY.
ErMkS. A MARCY 10 now ready 10 offer 10 her Gus
toners and the ladies' generally large and fash
lonable OF Straw b0nnsls, cocslsflns 10
w part VI French Eokso, Italian, sofi and fancy
s,raws heapclitsn Gossamers new .fucie' ana YefS
flowers, a splendid assortment
Mrs A H 81 would call particular attention TO her as
sornert OF silk bOnnes which not ~ any Ia
IN ry beiug made OF the best materials and IN the neat
est possible The hfs prem 1m a. me isst rsr or
The American Institute awarded 70 Mrs A II. Marcy
for me best silE bonnet.
cuary invited 70 call and examine her assortpent before
purchasing 1t will be sold cheaper Ihan any other store
All ki9i. Of straw goods cleaned and altered g, MIRA
A. r. aARCYs, 2l4 Bowery, opposite r. yirzlon-st NY.
ais TuTkSsths
-NEAPOLITAN BONNETs.-Tne subscri-
bers respectfully call the attention OF dealers aad
Va which are saper0r 10 ery hitherto msnufzcared
BY th-rn- They are sso manufacturing new style called
Gossamsr, with flowers Of The material 70
poDd which are indeed exG1isitey beautiful and we feel
confident that our Seapoisns and Gosssnsrs will be the
mos fashionable bonnets worn hts season. by the demon
srslon made thus early IN heir favor by The fashion
able ladies' Of oar ely and elsewhere ,so,, co
Psene-s and manufacturers u he NssponLan Bonnet
y De!Ancy-st neeI ne bowety. m1. lmls.
D-sICILIAN sTRA W and Lace Bonaets--rhs
IA subscribers would most respectfully invite ieo ~
teniion Of The fashionable ladies' Of this ely and else
W. where ibis and desirable srtes, " hen
10 made ofh5re from leaf of family Of Cactus and when
for beauty aod utility they feel warranted In saying e1es
anything Of Inc Kind introduced In ms city now
much the bonnets may speak for tn-naseves, We
would observe thai article for wear they arc
ngy ghE and pesssn The sun h.s 40 power 70 change
their color and they capable Of being done over any
number Of mss without Injury They are nov ior sac
al .asi5 ,fss.9 s :. sIs .y ;oon % found
L HIGGINS co Pa,S-Isss sae h,nataetureu
sS2ws 90 Broomes1 NY.
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Tor As'isiat Alderman JOSEPH JAMESON slo 81
Third Ward.
sg 1ss, ,,"s aldermen TH9MAs M MekNkAHE
lanes Z. weoD. WILLIAM L. sHARDLow.
rv,, For CS @T9 Is, cgrn,c
For Inspectors.
I. Dist. SMITH DUNNIN3, ALEXIS SMITH.
III. {" sam. r. MABBATT, THos. w. FAULKNER
Nominating Conlnliftee.
DAVID GRAHAM George Il. Cotton, saml r. Mabban,
js 'sai IOihrOp, M. 4. HopPocf, William Ebbia
william Runk A. Sidney Doane, Thos.W. Faulkner,
A. SIDNEY DoANE, Chairman.
LorHRor. Secretary
Unexpectedly recommend the support OF the above
RI HATHAWAY, Chairman Third Ward W1ig Com
THOMAS OuIwATEs, Secretary Thud Ward Wig Com
sa.l.% + ss.salGw, ssoses ] f n eetios.
JrkIMiAH LoIHRor, WILLIAM FBBITr,
NOSES A. HofPocK, JAMES ROCKFORD,
Whig Committee Of the Third Wnd.
The undersigned Hhs Voters Of the THIRD Ward re-
s,sctuly recommend to the Wings Of the Ward the sup
port Of the shove tcket,-the only Wing ticket Of the
Ward
Mosss n. GRIssELL, Dawn B. OGDEN
DAVID GRAHAM, WILLIAM COLGATE,
ALEXANDER STUART, JAMES IL. BRAIsB,
CHARLES STgTsoN, ROBERT M'MURRAy,
JosEfH II. Foster. EDwAsD MooRs,
EDWARD VAS WhRT, Moses A. HorrocK,
s. g. DuNsCoMB, JOHN s. BULL
l. TITUS, n. B. NICHOLS,
ChARLIs HoPKINs, r. A. CHASE,
AH JBssuP. JOHN SPRINGER,
HsERY ToLASD, J. w. BREWSTER,
JANIS g. WILLARD. JSo. M. FLINT,
BEsJ. GREENWOOD. J. y. CUsTIss,
JAMS J. DEWEY, HENRY c. SHUMwAY,
JAooB HorrocK, RoBT @. CRuTTEsDEs,
HEgRY PIKE, NEWTON HAYES,
EGBERT BENSON.
Tho uDdersigred, having their names published In
The papers connection with the ticket headed Stephen
sakhaer the Wing candidate for Alderman ofthe Third
Ward, hereby notify the voters Of the Third Ward that
heir have been used without authority and that the
only Wing ticket which they recognize is the one headed
Thomas McElrslh Cor Alderman as above.
DAVID GRAHAM, WILLIAM RUNK,
A. SIDNEY DOANE. GEORGE WETSELL,
YIN L. BHARDLOW. THOMAS MCKNIGHT,
John BALL.
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JOHN J. SWIFT, Aseloasa.

OlLR MASSES 1c. kc-sWffT 4 MORGAN vii
sell on Wednesday, April Il, 10 O'clock, o. Is Amiy-
(corner Of Thon and near Weshiogtoe:s9as!Sl
ali made 10 order Pier gssses oil psntings, suUsyinSs
&c &c. Also splendid piano, made BY s,odsr, Wov.
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MONDAY EVENING. April IL, 1871.
Ny name having been placed on the EsIiy,
49, Ticket for tAe Office OF Assessor OF the FIN
A., ase this method Of informing my friends that
~ esuog eifeumsances decline being . candidate
"a ,edrs~ my name from said ticket
"~s JAS. GULICK.
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REGULAR WING NOMINATIONS:
FOR MAYOR,
WILLIAM v. BRADY.
For dips House Co DsD isstoHey. Joseph TAYLOR
For Alderman. .......... .....J JAMES OLIVER
= For -ifisfdnt ALDERMAN. LINUS w STEVENS.
Far Assessors go. EZRA LUDLOW, ABNER SANFORD
For Coastablss. JAMES HOSTIE. JOSEPH MANN
hnspeci0rs u Election
l. Dist. SYLVESTER II WARD, A. A. ROGERS
n. " JOHN Z. HONE. JOS BRITTON
III. HENRY A KERR, STEPHEN DEAN
". DAVID SEAMAN, J.R. DUPUY.
alO3t-
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Boarding.

Boarding.
DOARD.-A gentleman and bis wife. or two
Dsngle gentlemen can obtain board and pleasant
IN genteel family where few bOarders taken. The
situated oay four doors from WsshinC square. Apply
10 Macdougalst ID house above AnlliY References
given and required al5 ~
BOARD WANTED immsdisely-ln geutsel PIT
Dvate family for gentleman and wife, 10 he vicinity Of
Charlton and Greenwich s-s good size uniuruishsd
10 second door where there are no other bcarders,
PTss'ss ,. Address note 10 '" D. NJ al 0ssA"' e.
pOARD-A gentleman and lady or two sIngle gentle
Dmen can be accommodated with good board and very
pleasant the second OF tnrd stories al a While
o. near Broadway here you ealoy al the comforts
Of home. No removal on he hrstof May Reference
given and required ~ ols-
DOARDING.-Very desirable suits Of rooms and sn-
ID gle FURNISHED or unfurnishedl win board, for
families single board also day board o. 81 Chambers
ST near Broadway, from May / Ihs house having the
luxury OF VAIN bath free Address OonaeeuclL" 10
slxh-sv. al37g'
INU LET-Wih breakfast snd tea, 81 Ofcs, very desi
L rably located, being Two dooTs Fe,i OF broadwsy-
Possession given on Or before Ire Isl Of May Please sp
Div 10 Dr. SAYRE Broadway, corner Of SprngsL from
10 g A. ~ and from % ) P. NJ as u
DOO,Is-Furpi.hsd or UNFINISHED, with bedroom and
prv.ts family via breakfast and tes required Apply
at Walker 81, west Of brosdssy- slS aus
DOARD-Twoor three sisge gentlsmen ean be &C com
40 ISrr front won on The "a floor for gentleman and
wife. Transient bosrders - per day ali lwis-
VNO A GENTLEMAN AND LADY wishing good
board and DESTROYS Of furnishing hell own srtnens
mo.teiglbe Location 10 offered Al 70 Chambersst Pos
,e.sior Will De zvsn IL Ave or sir days II required uSo
PAYMENTS TO LET u Broadway near Union
hsousre-A family consstns OF ME pefsons nANiss
more room than they require VIII dispose Of pAor and
bedroom 10 one or more gentlemen Alter ne srst OF Msy
with breakfast n desired Al exesieni Ailc room I'LL
also be vscsn Please address B. a. ire once Of MS
paper - ~
A GENTLEMAN AND His WIFE, q Two or
n hr-e SIZE p~rsors of retired habits, can Be Accom-
r,,5.trs wiz bosrt IN private family. Residence os.
--sS---,-h :, -, doors from Moriou-sL ais IL
p,DTVpST. To IET, with or without board
n In tfa house OF . private iany, a. u walker 81 rear
Broadway References exehsnssd ~ 2as-
lpA>TED-By a gentleman, oos'a iot I'm SCI aId
,nd vberr he circumstance. are agreeable 10 a. ney
y, ~ s-s'..-. 49,. ais IL
DKAss STOVE orD.m-nts-for sAs two presses
M eopIe- Of dies aud cutting too.s for Insuu
frnriac brsss stove orpanens labels and esasuaiins
Apply % ais AL JoHR R. HooLE, III Nsssaas1-.
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Garpetinqs.
NEW SPRING CARPETINGS.
PETERSON, HUMPHREY 4 Ross,

NEW SPRING CARPETINGS.
PETERSON HUMPHREY 4 Ross,
No. 1872 Pearl-gfYscf, (nedr MadJor,)
IIAVE RECEIVED, by late arrivals from Europe, a
large and rich assortment Of the following choice Car
pelngs
saxony Velvet and Tapestry Carpets patterns and de-
Tgns entirely newnsver before offered IN this county
and framed Brussels Carpets.
Rich 3.ply new shadings, do.
Double super, super and extra hne do
Damask, Royal Twilled and Plain Venetian
Window Shades Table and Piano Covers.
Dmggets, Rugs Mats, &c. &c. Also, heavy OIL Cloths,
from u feet wde together with large lot of Cheap
Goods TO which particular attention Is called. ms 2mls
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGS.
SMITH 4 LOUNSBERY. 40 Pearl-sL Opposite WI.
- isml daily receiving their supplies OF Carpet
ings &c. for the Spring Tsdeamong which are large
number Of and elegant patterns a! the following ex-
trcmely low prices.
Brussels Carpetng new patterns los 10 rs per yard
SPY Imperial, new patterns, IS. 20 los per yard
Double and superhne Ingram, new pat IS. TO Is
Extra hne and hne lngrsip, rev patterns So TO s.
Common Ingram. rich bright colors, - TO ia
Also large assortment " Floor OIL Cloths from TO "a
feet wide, Rugs Druggets Maings. table and plano Co
vers and a general assortment Of all other articles con-
nected with The trade extremely low mo lnls
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IHUNA5
I9lar Inspectors OF Elections. Third Ward.
paas.

~ Notice To hs Uhigs Of the Taird Ward
SIsrLIMrS have seen an advertisement which appear
several OF the newspapers OF Yesterday, Ia which
ne Native American party. have also seen circular,
Which distributed through this Ward by The party OF
ieceivod my nomination from the Native ADerto party
Nd not nom the Whigsi-aud that am an out and out
Naive American and nothing else. Now, gentlemen,
lave doubt thai both Of these assertions originated In
ne same dsorg Clique whose MOTTO am sorry to
ny seem 10 he victory ruih-snd or what purpose must
ee evident you all will not here, gentlemen degRt TO
express what my feelings regarding men who can be
neaeed TO make such assertions In public print, regard
iess o. shaiop Of truth All have TO say, gentle
nen Is merely In equal Justification Of myself and my con
su.asnu ! received the regular nomination from the
fessar Hhg Nominating COMMITTEE, and am WAis, ard
s'ts,ag but Whg'
AIS IL SrLpIIl.N lI-pKII Al TEE
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MRS. AND MISS COOKS
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
Inc md nay &rhnal for fnuna nd

boarding and Day school for Young Ladies',
90 Twefh-st between Fifth and Sixth avs New-York
A BILE AND EXPERIENCED TEACHERS assist In
(1every department Quarters commence 9Th Sepiem
Der LIST December 10th February 5th May but pupils
received al any intermediate period the proportion only
Of the quarter being charged. Vacation from 18Th July
to 9Th September. To accommodate parents who re-
early the country pupils will be received for two
thirds Of the last quarter notice being given al the com
mencement Of IL.
Fun Information contained in the Circulars, TO be had a.
the School Rooms. ais ~
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~ Eighteenth Ward.-At meeting Of the Wing
Electors Of the Eighteenth Ward held the OH inst al
the house Of Thomas swim for the purpose n receiving
the report Of the Nominating Committee FOR Charter or
fcers, JAMES LYNCH, Esq called 10 the Chair, and
J. H. RAYMOsD and EDwIN Il. WILLIAMS were elected
Vice ChaTmsn, and GEO. w. parsons and w. b. Rock
WELL, elected Secretaries
The call OF the meeting having been resd n BALLS
TIER Esq, Chairman Of the Nominating Committee, re-
ported the following ticket.
For Alderman. MOSES MAYNARD, JR.
For Assistant. WIN. r. JACKSON
For 4sSessoTs.
JOB L. BLACK, VIM S. JOHNSTON.
For Constable.
JAMES OWENS, HENRY BISHOP.
For Il5pecto,s Of Election.
]. Dist. GEO. w. PARSONS. CHAS. 5. TuRNBuLL,
H. I'M LYONS WIN. s. JOHNSTON,
III. ]. N. BALESTIER, JAMES STOKES.
On the question Of the adoption Of this ticket VIM Ed
monds, ESQ made some appropriate and eloquent re-
marks when after having been separately acted upon the
whole ticket unanimously accepted and adopted by
the meeting.
On motion, Resoted, That the proceedings Of tie meet
ing be published 10 the various city Wig papers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JAMES LYNCH, Chairman.
GEO: w PARSONS, Secretaries
w. B. ROCKWELL, ais II
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STEPHEN BURKHALTER.

,W Third Ward.-The undersigned, Chairman Of
zoe Thlrd Ward Native American Nominating Committee
ss Toe liberty Of coutrsdicng the interruptions scoun
s who has caused insertion 10 the public prints, To
ee1eci Thai Ste phen Bufkhater received The Native Anne
nean Nomination, the saIDe being totally fsse.
5. w. LENT, Chairman.
sNAN HovsN. Secretary ais lt-c
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h)ar0 Aleeiinas.
Third Ward.

First ward WING nominations:
ysy Alderman ..........TBEODORE X. DE FOREST.
Tor As,isfant Alderman. JOSEPH JAMESON sl0 81
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austion Sales.

JOSIAH RICHAkDs, A1euorc-x
nv nANGs, RICHARDS Il PIATr-Ss9s ~
- srcsdvSy.-Lberal cash Advances made 90 Gossip
menls Zoe Aaeuoo ssles
AT PRIVATE SALE.
BLANK books--An extensive OF BiAok BooAe,
esmy, and medium sixes In fall sheep cod BAH
o,ndnss Also. ea bound blsnks ione aad brood
Iofa SuGtos nenossntan books. concosinSs booke,
serap oooxs pert oaos Ne veil lured 10 Wild
The aIlentson of the trade d invfied
ooAsro ssL.s-A large variety Of Family DAlss, h
PLAN sheep extra az, and rich morocco hln1afs- " o.
smaller Quantities
Parss HASeisss-2sc 90 roa OF Pspsr Hsnstnss cAsIcS
patterns ssIned and ansasinsd Also dr,hossc penss
window papers, borders. he By he eass o. suscr gSao
THEA
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q Twelfth ward-wHiG TlcKE1

q Twelfth Ward-NHiG TICKET.
Fer Aldsrsaas ...........THOMAs CARNLYY
For Assistcnf .ildSrraon. GEORGE X. CLARK
For Asssssors
WARREN BRADY. LAwRENcER KERR.
For Constsbles
GEORGE FElTNER, GEORGE GOODWIN.
For inspectors Of Election.
dat. WIN B. GALlKER, LEON'D HALELTlNE.
IL ..MARCELL'S EELLs, DANL y. TlEMANN
n. .Thirteenth Ward-DEMOCRATlc WIG
noHiNATl0Ns-Ata meeting OF The Wings OF me nir-
enh WUd, held pursuant 10 public nouce on IhuIsoey
sseang April 81 ITALIAN Hall, to respond 10 The nonh-
suoss Tor Charter ofcers Mr. ~ BOYD was called 10
~ VlAr, A, W WHITE and JOHN CROMWELL sppoin1eo
eares
Tbs Chairman OF the Nominating Committee ihen sub
ea ne folox wing ticket for Charter Ofces, which was
1's,,nousy responded TO by the meeting.
!, I" AdsTrsoa. ........... WILLIAM I1SON.
y" Asnsrft. ................H HENRY khEfS.
49, For Assessors.
hofL ORMSBY, JAMES W. LEOoEIT'
For Corstabies-
JOSEPH DENNIS, JOHN GARDNER.
f, M. For inspeotors Of Eieett2n
~ D" ROB'T B. FOLoER, GILBERT DAYTON.
M John GRFrlTHS. JAMES TIMPsoN.
~ HENRY X. FROST, ALE. c. NALLOTIAN-
~. "a h. JOHNSTON, THOMAS &: GOULD:
~, meeting was eloqueniy addressed by Hon Morris
'''AAn and H. Greeley, ESQ. after which u sdourned
~ j. BOYD. President
JoS w c Tsl1s, Vice Presidents
H. Jonssrss. secretaries slO st
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Boot Maker 557 Broadway, man ufacsures to order In
addition other kinds, the fashion called the Con
gress Boots This elegant boot, made Of calf skin with
The shirrsd springs the side according 70 the plan pa
tened by Dupont Hyatt and lately improved, has re-
ceived me entire appreciation Of the ADVERTISED who IN
yiies his customers and the public TO Try them.
H. Sares will remove his establishment on me III Of
May the new spacious and elegant store bol bioad'
way and solcits continuance Al his Store Of The pa
tronsge so literally extended to him heretofore. ais 3w
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DEMOVAL.-THoS r. PEERS, ooDfeeuoner, hiss
II removed TO AS PearlsL doors below William and
Chsiham-sL where he is daily manufacturing every
variety OF confecous for home consumption and for the
Southern and Western markets a. the lowest price for cash
He respectfully solcils call for examination, assuring
those who wish purchase that every article manufac-
ured by himis perfectly pure and free from every delete
rious subsance al lmis
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Seventeenth Ward WhIg Nomination

For Alderman. ......... CLARKsON CROLIUS.
For AiSstGat. GEORGE II. FRANKLIN.
For 5sSessoys.
ISAAC WARD, ABRAHAM VAN BOSKERCK.
For COnsfables
GEO 7. CLOSING, GEO. BUSH. sl03t
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Sixth Ward Democrats Wing Nominations,

SHth Ward DemOcratic Wing NomInations.
ssr ALDERMAN. ...............JAMES r. WALTERS.
fsF Ass'stanf Aldernnas. CHARLES ID. BROWN
For assessors.
oWES W. BRENNAN, MOSES b. TAYLOR
800. ,o..x. FoT Conaablcs
ANUS JoNEs, GEORGE MASON
- o, isspsctors Of Election.
! Dist. .HEMAN w. ChlLDs, ARRAM PARDON, Jr.
w JAMES IAN r. TAYLOR. JOHN HOOPER,
~ I. JAMES J. BEvIEs. THOMAS HYER.
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DIG IKON-SO tons Glendon No. Pr Iron, for .. 10
L By les lwbl J0jEPH TUckkRAAN.e 90 Wesssh
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ID fully invites the Of the public 10 bis extensive
assortment Of Brushes OF every description Al The Brush
Factory, S57 Pesrl-sl, Frankhn-squMe Constantly on
hand Paint Brushes. Whitewash do,Window DO Dustins
do and all kinds Of Fancy Brushes, which he oief Tor
sale al the lowest prices ,,., q. ,,oorr,
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OFFICE OF TIE NEw.YoKy GAS LisHr CoNPASY,}
April u, l5f7.
I1HE PRESIDENT and Directors have tnis day de-
clged dividend Of four and one half per cent on the
capital sloct OF this Company for the SIX months ending
Isl February last payable 10 The stockholders on and alter
saturday the lsi May next The transfer book VIII be
closed from the 24h instant until La dale BY order.
alSloMyl C. EEkklTIt secretsry
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RHEUMATISM.

This Of the very prevalent complaints peculiar TO
our climate and IL certainly among the most painful and
sgonizing which humanity Is subject Many are the
remedies offered for its cure though few such IN re-
atty But believed that for Rheumatism does
EXIT and that tens Of thousands suffering, aud des-
pairing of relief might obtain positive and permanent eN-
empiion from this dreadful disease The following certh
cate which has lately been received will enable the al
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