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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04

~ Programme Of tie .4rrGnssmenis made by III, JoiHt
Special Comr7utse appointed BY ne Common Council Of
tie Cuy Of Ma York 10 make ArrGn gspentf for the
Celebration ofthe re and GIor0t Pietorie that haze
been aciieued By TIE dnerIca- Force IN TIE Var
isting betupeea tie Ualted states and Herteo.
The Committee have selected FRIDAY, the 7ih day Of
NAV instant a, the day on which celebrate the vICTo
RIES Of Palo Alto Resaca de Ia Palma Monterey, Buena
Visa and Vera Cruz and the arrangements for The day
a. follows
Al Sunrise National Salute will be fred from the Bat
terry snd lhs National flag win be displayed from all the
Public Buildings
salute Of One Hundred Guns will be fred al twelve
O'Clock noon, 81 the following pisces VIZ The Battery
Washington Square ToRP1snI' Square and hAi''Hi
The Fir.i Dlyiion Of Artillery, eommsnded by Msl9r
IN honor Of the occasion The line will be formed on ne
Battery al O'Clock, P. NJ. A. ,s.,,.h
The route Of The troops VIII oe rom tns m ~ ~ -
AarkehedsL To Brosdwsy-up brosdway 70 sff su
down Warren a. 10 Yves, BroadwsyI'5arou we ~
Broadway to Csnat.t-gp CanssI $40 49, ~
Grsnd.s-through GrandsL to me NC
Rover, and Chaiha-st the City Hail. where hey VIII
p.y the honors Of marching salute 10 me Mayor ana
Common Council and after hfng feu az JOE 10 me rafk
The military being under the command Of Major Cen
es SANFORD all corps desrous Of uniting IN the eeebra
don will report 10 him
The CITY Hall and other Public Buildings In the Park
vi, he brilliantly Illuminated IN the evening being the
eve OF The anniversary Of The Battle ofPalo Aio)
The Iluminauons 10 commence a. eight O'Clock In the
evening; which tine Signal Rockets Will be sent up
rom The City Hall
On SATURDAY, the eighth day OF May inst in honor
Of he ulusous Dead that have fallen in the battles OF
Pao Alto Ressca de Ia Palma, Monterey, Buens Vista
aud Vera Cruz
From sunrise until the Tags all the public
buildings will b. displayed halfmss,; aHd The keepers
Of al public buildings and the shipping Ia the hEbor,
are requested 70 display their sigs IN me same amer
throughout The day.
TEE Bells will be olled from twelve O'Clock noon, until
ooe O'Clock p. M.
By order OF The Joint Special Committee.
LIr LIVINGSTON, b. J. AEsEROLE,
EGBERT BENSON JOHN FO0TE,
WIN A. WALKER,
Committee of the Board Of Aldermen.
STEPHEN II. FEEKs, LEWIS 3. bod,
JAMES ROBERTSON. THOs McELRATH,
DENNIS MULLINS
Committee Of the Board Of Assn Aldermen.
New.York, May 2 lsf7 my4 a.
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state Convention.


The Assembly Of this State has al iensth-nlne
s.v. b.o. that appointed for tho close OF the pres
an, se..;oo--,sken up the bill proposing General
Law ~ INCORPORATION for Manufacturing Compan-
les and. a. this is not probably deemed one OF
tsose private, petty, personal matters which Mr..
hs,oou tboaght would be laid 10 September
In case az Extra Session was assented TO. we hope
il vii now be promptly and conclusiveIy acted
upon. The bill is not what we could wish tit
has entirely too many sections, imposes too many
clogs fsbrcstes too much machinery-yet it has
been put of so long that little time can now be
spared for the elaborate scrutiny 4 details. What
10 wanted In essence is sin pie Jverruling by sta
tate Of the Common Law injustice which suppress
% the actual agreement between the stocknoldert
in and the creditors Of Corporation and soosti'
tatss one radically different therefor in the teeth
Of the Federal Constitution. The stockholders pay
40 ,Ieir Capital-ssy 600 ooo-and thereupon say
70 The public, II you see ft 10 trust as do it. if
not let it alone we pledge ourselves to make
GOOD our Of, 900 o00, and we prefer that as your
ssearity II you deem it insufficient. do not let Us
owe you anything. Under what color OF night
does the State assume 10 substitute another con-
tract for the one actually made Yet this has been
done by Common Law, creating necessity Tor
special charters and acts Of Incorporation. This
necessity the New Constitution command the Leg
isls.ure TO obviste and we trust it will be done
without farther delay
We have not doubt that Fifty Millions OF Capt.
tai will be called into benehcent activity and One
Hundred Thousand persons find satisfactory EN-
ployment under the provisions Of a General Man
nfsetaring Law. should one be passed. Then why
hesitate Can they be judicious friends OF the
Lsboring Class who resist or hang back All that
is wanted Is q law by which men Of decided indus.
uisl or business capacities prefer to men per.
hsos Of less capacity bat more means equal RISKS
o. svxzl inpestments and chance But 90 long as
shs Law says that John Jacob Astor or Stephen
Whitney whom importuned and persuaded to in
vsst $4,000 In a manufacturing company, shall
risk hundred to a Thousand times a. much on its
success a. other men do whose investments and
dividends are just equal to theirs so long will the
wealthy class Justly refuse to invest their money In
such enterprises. prsferrins to keep 1t in Real Es'
tate. Mortgages &C. whore it creates little or no
work, and rather tends to injure the Working Class
by keeping up the price of Lands and Houses We
do hope the Legislature will not adjourn without
passing liberal General Manufacturing Law.
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The Whig Almanac for 1871.

rV The Eth Edition Is now ready and contains the
uus Calendar Calculations for the different States Of the
Union and the following important documents:
The Tariff Bill Of ls4e, complete.
The sub-Tressury Law.
The Oregon Treaty.
graphic History Of the Mexican War, from Inc COM
mencemen, up to the LIST Of September. Also,
Editorial Mater Anecdotes Election Returns, ssisti-
cal Tables and Facts, &c. &c
Price usual 2i cents for single copies, 81 per dozen
and s. per 100 copies.
Postmasters RENTING 81 will receive Is copies The
postage under The present PosOce law csnno, exceed
q cents per copy.
The Wing Almanac Is for sale by most Booksellers in
the United States Persons desiring procure Il may
send their orders through country merchants
GREELEY Il McELRATH. Publishers
Nsw.York, January /, Is47. a WksW
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DISPATCHES FoR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TElEGR APH
sEW-yoRK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE .ALsASY May 81 p NJ.
A General Bill was reported tor tAe i"00'
tipn Of Bridge Companies
IT. 49,. no consent. brought in q bill TO re-
nal the Fx,,.s Law a motion 70 order the bill TO
,.rd ,s.a.,,g was objected to. Mr.. Lester gave
no,,c. that tomorrow he would move to suspend
reading.
The Bill to compel Hallway companies to relay
their tracks with heavy rail was ordered TO third
reading
The vote passing the bin for Free Academy in
New-york was recousidered aud the bill recon-
nitted for amendment agreed TO by its friends
The bill relating to connecting Railways was
passed also that 10 amend the charter OF the Mer-
chants Exchange Co. in New-York.
Mr. HAsRfs brought in bill allowing defend
ant in an action for SANDER or libel 70 give Ia evil
dence upon notice any facts tending 70 show u at
the alleged SANDER IS true. or that II was uttered
or published believing it 70 be true the jury 70 De
eide upon the effect Of such testimony In usthcs-
tion or mitigation.
Mr. HARD brought Ia a bill for the appointment OF
a Railway Commissioner
Reported back with amendments-the bill Tor a
free academy in NewYork.
The Judiciary bill was farther debated
ASSEMBLY.
The General Manufacturing bill has been before
the House in Committee almost the entire OF the
session The clause requiring at least one-thlrd Of
the capital Of these associations 10 be floating cap
ital was struck out. An amendment moved 10 re-
quire vote Of twothirds Of the stockholders In In
terest to increase or diminish the capital OF an as
ISOLATION was agreed 10
The General Manufacturing bill was not disposed
Of The General Insurance bill was taken up but
no progress was made
There is nothing Of interest here. We have no
boats in from any point west Of Schenectady.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3, 1877 P. NJ
We have received from Baltimore New-Orleans
dates up TO Monday. They contain no later news
from the army.
McComas in bis district, leads about three--half
the counties heard from.
A large fire occurred few days ago in Griffin,
Georgia, by which fourteen valuable stores were
consumed with their contents, and nearly the
whole town was destroyed The loss falls ex
tremely heavy on the inhabitants.
Sales of Howardst. Flour Sc IS, City Mills a.
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Whig District Convention.

The Wing Electors OF the Counties composing the
eo Second Judicial District of this State requested
to send delegates corresponding with their representa-
ton in the Assembly to meet in Convention at the Or
ange Hotel in the village of Newburgh, on the ssreHA
dsy of May next of that day for the purpose Of
nominating four Judges Of the Supreme Court for said
District. -
Others not delegates friendly to the above call and Its
objects are aso invited to attend and take advisory
part with reference to the proceedings.
ROBT G. RANKIN,
NATHL. DUBOIS.
JOHN A. CROSS.
Committee of late I'd Senatorial District
myl 2aytMy II D&NSW<W
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GOLD PsSs-srILL AsorHER REDUCTION IN fhich--J
w CREATION Co. II Cedar-st are now selling lns rear
magnificent genuine Bsgey Pen, warranted Tor s 10 A.
real Diamond. pointed Pen for e. and good Gold Pen
for IS cents (siver pencesse iDcuded5 Iogeinef WIN
some other styles Of fens All mucn cheaper ee
,.,soI...ls or r-tsil than can be found elsewhere
purchasers can find al this place the genuine Lew
Rrowu,, Premium Pen. Berars Of eotrnterfe,,s.
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n. THr WR1riNes or GEoReE WAsHINe

r. The WRITiSGs or GEORGE WASHING
TON with1 Life of the Author Notes and illustrations
BY JARED SPARKS, Vol. H. has been reis'ued by the
Harpers II is fair octave of 534 pages. Among the
Illustrations are good Portrait Of Washington, drawn
by Durand nom stusrts celebrated picture fac.
SMILES of his signature Sc at different periods and
Map Of Virgins as she just prior to the Revolution
This volume brings down Wsshngt ous letters to the
breaking out Of tbs Revolutionary contest The ability
and fsthfulness wlrerswiih Mr. Sparks has performed
his task has been widely aud emphaticaly sttested.
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To The Editor Of The Tribune

Your article Of Monday, on the Militia OF New
York City Is not correct statsnsss Of facts. The
uniformed Division OF Artillery was under com
mand Of General stryker. The Militia Law of May,
1886 the Military of this City Under that
law General Suyker acquired no command; he was
merely directed to divide this Military District into
Brigade Districts, and this duty he has performed.
The object of the bill before the Legislature, is to
preserve the command of the uniformed troops under
their former ofcers it does not interfere with the
rights of any officer, nor place any junior any
senior and unless this law be passed this City will
have no volunteer uniformed Military force ABB
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In this City on the "a inst ~. sap.,
the sQth year Of her sso NltSoS
Rochester papers please eooy
May 2. At hsf psst7 Z. N d-osrtas 49,. h.,
wife Of John Worrsli snd daughter Of " ne sARlz
coed 10 Greenwood cemetery ''e'A III -.
The friends Of the family sr, rr.-.~..uu-,
Inns oS rifE Asovr 0'tst
Her spirit fed y realms beyond the ken q, -
Her spirit. can il No Il cannot dse y "of,t -
Eternal then ia happiness musthe
And from al earthly Ills irrrever free
Mondsy. At O'Clock ANDREW O cox~,, Va
years ss&t
HI. friends and scqusintabees arr resr.r,s.u-
10 attend bis funeral on "Wednesday ns, levss
bis late residence. II Cortsnd- "s &c
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~ Trarelrs and olhu' leaving tne Ivy 10 INC s,'e'
noon are informed that Ereat's EdaoH 81 ne Ir1'a'
Isprnted every day containing the stock sales Marker"
News by the Southern Mail &C. up 10 O'CLOCK Dy IN
curing Of the Sewsboy' for the E'e"'AS AG0s Oh
Tribune every will be able 10 axe WIN MIN 'n'
st..t new, up 70 the time Of leaving the City.
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The Tribune In Philadelphia.

Our friends in Philadelphia who wish TO be 'uPpned
regularly with The Tribune, will please leave 'ne''
names and residences with Zieber Co. Leose'
Building Thirdst- below Chestnut, wno VIII denver INC
paper to them Immediately after the ARRIVAL OF me pas
senger line from New-York. ST III cents per week
Single copies price cents may always be obtained az
above. or from the PhIlsdelpbis sewsooys
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Phil ADELPInA. May }.
DIR. Jacob Wsgenseller, a member o. our State
Senate from the Union District IL dead Last a.. ne
had a singular operation performd upon him sho "ss
not able b take Bis seat during Winter Near tne e1s
OF the session be vent home from mis- CITY "ntIe De-
medical adviser. were aud fingered until last week
He much respected gentleman ana society ahu N''
party lose a valuable member.
We had III deaths ia city and Lpernes last uerh
small number showing the healthy condition OF the
city.
ihe Chesnu, stree, Theatre is 20 be torn down and
stores erected on IL site Many old associations are con
pected with the spot but a.. must yield 70 the onward
progress of the umes Land IL becoming scarce Auu
valuable in the business parts Of city and smuse-
ment must be driven farther from town
The Market to-day Il without material cnanse- ine
stock Of Flour being very light prices are supported ~
g. with sales $500 bbs Red Wheat being lo' 70 10y
cts and White l6i 10 los for prime. Inc demana =
more lively Corn active Yellow 70 cts Coih ~ Al
So with sales $500 bbls snd the rates ARMY snPPAen
No change in Cotton and Groce res and nothing dong
today in Provisions-all are held nrmiy.
sAIEs OF sTocKs-FuH Board and sfty-2O RE
min ston Copper . 9 Girard, III SOO winnie a o.
s6, 1900 L : Notes 6m. IS wn. lO3t. 5oVoO WIN q
&C. s6l North Ky 81 80 Gulf u 10 Louisvil,e Ok
n. 600 Esvg Is '65. b5, s6t 40 Leigh So Union
Bk Tenn. 54i Is Legh, SO. 80 rs Gfano Io ~ ~
County S. s. 1000 Stste &C. c5t 20 Am los y ~
susa Canal & y. s5 10 100 Girard Trust Do u .
Union Canal So &c Flenin gtOD. - 25O NesnAnic Cop
uer 9. l25 DO "a 50 dO "a; 80 Grand Cali a. lLOJJ
state IS 73,; 80 Lehigb. IS 300 Girard, III 800
Second Board and Gfter-J0 Mani Mech co, 2uti
50 susq Canal To- % Remington, p; % LOUISVILLE I e.
s7i Is femton b5 % 1000 Texas 10 per cent ds -
4 900 do "a; 3 BIZ Pa. 800, 600 Lehsh Loan, ~ 70
Pennington % 600 State 5s S. 73 50 Lehigh ~; ~
Read So 29I; 200 Pennington. 25 5000 Treas Notes
90 1884, 36l5 Texas notes. l4ti 80 Allegheny copper
III; 200 Nsshsme Copper, =.
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Arrivals of Produce, &C. by fhe New-York
and4Erie Railrond. 5. ~. r., LIartson, Agent
. . E,poyt,d ,orc,aIln FIR TIE Nerr- York Tribuns.


Barge Henry Suydan-l07 bags rye Manning; Dol
seed Capt Roe q tubs butter bbls apples do eggs %
calves IS ssep bags cape WOOD % tubs butter 20 calves
Ttimbles IS calves s. tubs butter IL sheep. Bske
SO tubs butter % calves cows w Hoyt bds skins,
L Pinch; 10 tubs butter calves bds skins, Capt Cald
WELL 800 chair seats boxes chair stuff, Baldwin y
tubs butter IL calves sheep zee bags oss boxes
Capt Grswold Is Dbl, nsur Roe; 10 hbls warp d
M Stebblns
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MARRIpn,

=, 90 Sunday evening, ID Inst d. ~. ~.
nSpHe y, sehooamsser NJ witIJs,y; ~ h,
p.L,, = N's E'fzssYfH errfiT" =, sf0a
az NJ Henry Bstile all Of TIL. C,,v 'l.t,'r IS.
Ga ne 81 inst By Rev Mr WI \. m
Mss VARY MCCARTHY. all o, ~. a. aNFozD /,
IN slnsMrviIs April %. by Ksvcsv
WORTHY PUTNAM to MISS scy 80 s.F uss,
Of 5 WI sHiC' m
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Iicenae In RroOme Co.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
BINeHAMroS, april 25, l547.
GENTS Our County has voted again upon the
License question perfect revolution has taken place
here All the towns in the County have given majority
for License where the question has been tried except
Union which goes No License by reduced majority Of
100 since last year
This gave 240 No License majority last year, this
wear 81 for License with heavy vote out
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FIRE WoRxs-EDGEs premium brilliant and colored
Fire Works are ready-full displays at "a hours
notice Laboratory, Jersey City near the ferry
ISAAC EDGE, Jr. Pyrotechnist
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JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auc,iofre 80
Large sale Of London Bosks a.

~ Large sale Of London bosh a. 4
RICHARDS 4 PLATT, 2oi Broadway, wiz ''~ ~
TO- morrow evening. a large and valuable 0''' 1853
London Books, lust received from Europe -" -
work. in nmo,t every branch OF literature ana -
including msny books exceedingly scarce. fhs'.,s
also ineludes several hundred volumes Of L'pss
Books, a complete set Of the Gen,iemAns A's
lS4 volumes, &c. -, sd ,
CaofcE FscRAvfsGs.-Also. 10 eopoeep'u !, n
above sale, a catalogue Of 50 sess vi eps's-
best masters, ancient and modern. Al
Catalogues are now resdv ...Ss
s.spys sAssAPsRILLa The nuneroo' uI -.-.,,..<r
,imouials fom individuals Of ne h'sne'''. r.,.rs
show in the most conclusive I'D ss1ls''e' !, .r<lz
powerful agency this preparation Po'sss''', r<s
and caring diseases Of tie glsndulH ana ~ -
10 n. co,nno.,t,op. % which much OTIS s1sy ,ts
ssoend Inc u.ost potent sinpes OF the ses'- ~
ave united. vresentings preparation dlns"'s -
~. ,b,,.ster ard operation from any o'ns' -
Trrssy II, restoring influence sreogih saa 70 .A
o.,.sa 10 the exhausted sysiem, and heAm ~L.,s
"a. unon The sane principle that Spring sae -
"a -. earth IL clothed IN ysrdani oess' .-xf
- ,,susncs Of refreshing showers. ~ VT 80
sh..,.,.,. .nd men Of sceDce, sni The aAS~ns
marked iss use, furnishes proof -
80, -. svery candid AMI discriminating niSs
superioriiy and value. BIZ
p,.psrsd aud cold. wholesale sue retail" -s.r,ef
AMPS. wholesale Druggists, 100 Faiioefs -, -
Willism-st 273 Broadway, md n Ess ns ,,oe lese
Yora. Sold also by Druggiss genera, .s,<s $50
unlIed States. Price 81 p@r bottle o' -. .,,H
Tack or rHE AsoLIrios,rs-,iA' a .a.sery 80,
WA brought forward 10 prove uat 49, w.. ,xss 49,
Now his sams child, two nosshs snc's sxis - 7,
creole Ard a Yellow Ooy-.lst 10, bs 70, az 10 - n
yered with dsIk spots we are to, a., an n.crrss
sanoas Ione,'s Italian Chemical SOAP .sdsn -
semi clear complexion. we k,oS mrs 81 e..6
nimpes ffeckss blotehes, sst rpe ~. 80 q $50
rara, morphew he Is also eures sus esks -
o.nn,nner,. and II 10 sold for hffy esnS nyl
~ he A ericsn Eagle, 81 Chs.osnt -
AytsE nnAD OF DsEk, cLfAs. a s,,s can 49,
al sen.s-Tnis fact hundreds 10 VA. s.,.I RssIsiss
~, used 1s c-nt bottle OF Jones, a carss y ~
srss he hair 20 grow stops its tsIins - soa -
or dsndruf makes the hair oesnu. s5y o,hsf pffft
"a ls.os Il 90 thrice long a. ~, tnefiess,, ~
soA ouly In New Yorh ., the sisn Snlso.sl pF
Sl Chslham-st; Ia Brooklyn o. ~
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~ Oliver BsoTHEA Plsin ana o. 1870 y
Printers, corner Nassau and Fulton 81. arc ~. ~
execute cards, circulars. blhesds olans 4 4
bills, show. bills posting bills, bylaws psmpss
short notice, low prices and In the BE-" ~ bu,ss
REMovALs-Persons changing tneir pl.oe..,shrpe
are invited 10 give them q call. County -.
invited to an examination of their sp'esee ar
show biils
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businees Notires.

IL THE coPAsrSERsbrP hrretofore existing 1nd
the title o WIN H. PLATT & co, between the under
signed Is this day dissolved b. uutusi consent The
Produce Commission business wiiheaEsfter ee co1duct
Cd by zach Of ;he rsrties .epsra,sly
New York Msy 1871 WIN w. PLkTT
B. w PLUME
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PASSENGERS ARR1urn

m Bremen bGyk RsgEblt, from Braas.-.p.v
sen and III IN the steersge nS.4s
IN shig Ra'aA' from Mo- 0Tean'-xr " DoO,A,.
scrvt and 70 steersge os&
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Crfioal Notics from he MtAoaist 9lartriy Rfrier, for
april lsl7.

The FARuEEs LIBRARY. Vol. L Pazhodts Chaaistry
Th1srs Asri1zlfEre svo. pp.5 5l. New-iork Gree
ley & McEirsth. 1886
MONTHLY JouRNAI or AoHIoULTUEE. Vol. l. JoHS
: SKINNER, Editor. svo PIP. 6l2 New York:
Greeley q McElrath. 1916.
The two important volumes above were issued
in monthly numbers in connection and are now
bound in separate volumes. and constitute noble
beginning Of a complete Library for farmers. We
have also received several numbers Of the work for
the present year Each number contains portion
OF Stephens Book Of the F arm. with. explanatory
Notes by J. :. skinner which is desisned 10 be
bound By itself at the close.of the year. The pub
fishers arc really laying the agriculturisu OF our
gs1. and rising country under great obhgatlo9s-
ttions which we trust. will be duly aPpIsSi.
nd discharged by liberal patronage The
a. ltrral interests qt.eur country are constantly
and rapidly rising in imp6rtapce 0urfarmers need
more scientific knowledge-they want the best
books upon the vaidfs branches ofABiculture, and,
so far as we are able TO Judge they cannot do bet
ter than to furnish sthsn;s ssSsith -freeley &
McEraths series The work is well got up. and
illustrated with numerous plates, in the best taste
and style"
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FARTHER Observation-Disclosures rol'ih. =.
PENS. Y. SAVAGE sells gold pen io' :.
81 rs Bagey pens for 81 50, Also mssn,''s :. :,
for 90. which is the cheapest and best pen 10 ~ ~
NJ, ,,;s,aka the number 90 Fultond
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II Persons wishing The Tribune left at their resid
enee or At their places Of business VIII please send
note through the Post Once or eAve word at the deck
the publishing Once
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The undersiguot have, this day associated u nselves
together for the transaction Of General Pa Com
mission business under the arn Of WIN. n PLATT &
BROTHER. WIN II PLATT
~ F. Y PIATT
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subscriptions received to the Weekly rrh.,.
Business Notires.

" GESrS gives notice in consequence Of as'is
his store he Is obliged to In biz rear but
the entrance to which Is through the hall door, Hsn
toners will find the usus full assortment
IN GENIN, Ola Broadway
myl Sits opposite st. Pis!s
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~ Hon. T. NJ. EwISG has transmitted TO the
Governor his resignation Of the ONCE OF Chie JUSTICE OF
kentucky. 10 take effect on the 27th Of May.
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~ Rev. Ruff. w. Griswold has received an
invitation TO deliver sn Grafton before the Literary 90
cetes Of Dickinson College the night preceding toe
commencement and we learn has accepted.