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General Notices.
rR- The American Vrunrowed uxosIsn Msdi.

W iut Improved nNAeiHn fient-
cine.-Capt ). :. Ps-ker lof the Union R'enen. this
ctv has rendered the proprietor the following testimony
In behalf u The above Pills Similar testimonials are daily
received al he GENERAL DEPOT, 40 Futon-st second
foOr-al from responsible persons The Proprietor OF
This medicine deas IN th1n1 certificates knowing that
viii aouno antly recommend itsef when faithfully tried
Capt s Parker. The well known Comm andsni Of The
Union Rsemen in this ctyl has rendered he Proprietor
the following important testimony in favor Of the PMS
DEAR STA; Herewith give you my written opinion
OF HyeTs Plls-sonewnst lengthy own, but could mol
well be said in fewer words
have formerly been frequently troubled with bilious a.
iscks attended by ameness through the small
Of my back which attributed 10 an affection Of the KID
news In conversation with a mutual friend Rev d. H.
Plumb,l sometime last Spring, be spoke Of Hyers Pulls
and recommended their whenever occasion should
require a. the medicine he knew Of remembered
bis coendaton and when passing your place procured
package and commenced their use following directions
tole-a5iv close In the Of a week days
found that the ameness had almost entirely erased For
several months following my bodily health Otherwise.
VS. never better. {.
Ia the early part Of the Winter atacked with bill
ious collie very severe complaint. and had immediate
course 10 tie Pills they accomplished the work and In
TWO days | was smart again.
About the same time nv wife had similar attack. She
took the Pills and a. first decided that they good for
Hofing and desired 10 procure other Pills, that
bad previously been IN the habit Of using Subsequently
from farther use by herself AMI the children she altered
her mind and h Of the opinion that Hyers TIE
best Pills we have ever used since we have kept house
which "a nearly ,Eteen van In saying this would
not dsDarage others for have used several kinds ha
entitled 10 the term exceent." but hereafter,
shall give Hyer's Pills the preference, and shall recon-
mend them 10 friends whenever them labonng
under any Of the lis that flesh = heir TO-"
Truly yours, sAML :. PARKER
Feb 2 1871. l5S and fi9 Green " ich-st n. Y.
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,xAsrs With yards and sAs blown away
sg.sssr fell 70 % o. March * l:s - ~ on 80 ~.
MOVING ~ main ward the closereeied maintop sail
BE sns rsirely away from the yards and split close
- 3S',sss; March H. at midnight while lying too
rssiro .;n spencer wind NV, was struck by heavy
un6ef rsrried away the bulwarks and stanchions
sea from fore 10 mizen rigging tearing the ring
eo,n ~ ~ ~ the deck and washing away spare spsrs,
eouo..is cooks galley, boats BOBBY matches and
wax, 6fersl heads Of pumps and house on quarter
-; the came time the following sesmen were
tes al cardboard and lost James Aicken of Ireland,
vss PATTERSON Of Glasgow, Rayner Peck ofYarmouth
0e"ES ard william Boyd Of Leith the mate was also
80 over into the lee mizen chains and severely
49,. March 49, lost closereefed foressils main
49,, and storm spsnker In lat Al IS Ion 81 80 March
~. 70 o. Ion AZ TO- spoke ship Spartan OF 81 Johns
=. s,ona New. York. bound to Liverpool.
N, Republic, (of Providence RID sullivan mose %
$50 Storage passengers to Edward Saul lotn
~ AZ o. lon % 20, exchanged signals WIN scnr
bps.-rpe east with red signal with white square
sssotre April /. lat AZ. Ion 81 passed number Of
go ard half do of -four T.
ship Utica, Gourley 80 de I'm Havre, dry goods
% Iss sssuben Lurhnsn. Conckin. 90 de FIN Canton
m, &c 10 Wilmerdipg, Priest Mount.
~. Iobn q Adams Nichols, I'm Canton, Jan 5, teas
-. IL. 10 Mr. Psrket Of Baltimore.
80 SETON Galloway Is ds I'm Havana, sugar, &c
:. cso sutton--7l passengers.
~ ~ stafford Robson Is ds fm New Orleans mdse
ar Robson 9Th inst, lat IS. Ion "A, saw brig Brook
a. steering south.
s,,s Peo, Leckie 70 de- I'm Palermo fruit, &c. to
az sscb Hsskill ds I'm Savannah, 10000 feet
,,ubsr TO A A Law
?, bris Margaret Montgomery 90 ds I'm Newry mdse
~ AZ Srss Emerald, soows. IS DIS I'm Dundak Ireland
hslsst " master.
s1s ienssh, (of Bangor, Me- Pratt, DIS I'm Charles
On =, sebr samson Woud, 90 ds I'm Aberdeen, ballast
sT sehr Meridian Banks IL ds FIN Halifax Ms, FISH, to
sseDsy & Livingston
AIR Banner, Slower, DIS I'm Philadelphia with coal
toupd TO Portland.
sebr Emily Johnson, snedicor 3 DIS I'm Baltimore,
10 Johnson e. Lowden.
81 three masted schr John Bright Walters, IS DIS I'm
Ii,erpool salt iron, &c. 10 master-l2l passengers
schr Rdgeway (of Baltimore) Spslding, Is de I'm
Gusyams. PR, sugar, TO Aguirre & Galwey.
sebr Wren. Fisher ds i'm Chincotesge, corn &c. to
P Ravens.
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ais

rT Card.-Residents OF the Second Ward This
day you have chance to retrieve your character
aud 10 elect worthy citizen native Of city, and for
the last fourteen years resident Of the SecoBd Ward
have known JAMES KELLY since 1922 he then IA
years Of age Aer learning hts trade by prudence and
Industry he has become Of the fret bakers in
our city. served years 10 the Second Regiment
with him. and he has since served his time out in the
Fire Department. As member of the Second Regiment
he beloved by all that knew him, and In Forty
Company | am informed he is highly respected and has
been the Foreman and Is OF the Trustees Of the
Fire Department and | assure you he will make a
good Trustee represent you the Common Council II
elected and this much will say, that Democratic ticket
will be scratched and his name put In by
sl3lts STUBBORN DEMOCRAT.
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miscellaneous.
TO THE TRUSTERS Of

ITO THE TRUSTEES Of the Poughkeepse Colleg-
Il ale school Gentlemen The undersigned, your EX-
aiming Committee respectfully Report that they have
with high satisfaction attended 10 the pleasing bat aTdu
duty assigned them and II the general appearance Of
the pupils furnishes appropriate exponent OF their own
talents aud industry and he capAby and fahfuness OF
their instructors Committee do hesitate to
they received cleares evidence OF both We
believe previous examination has more fully sustained
the claims Of the School 10 the confidence and patronage Of
the public
Your Committee cannot help remarkng very striking
improvement In department Of study We refer 20 the
writing Of compositions and speak In terms too
exalted Of the which has attended the efforts Of the
pupils TO think and TO compose In rigorous as well a.
beautiful style.
The past session has been OF great industry, aud the
pupils have honored both themselves and their friends by
their habua regard to the rules and their Uniform sunis
sion TO the authorities Of the institution.
We wish II were 10 power 10 introduce the parents
and guardians Of the young who wish 20 provide place
roug business classical education and pleasant home
hs Educational and Domestic arrangements Of College
Hail. and the nimabe landscape In the midst Of which Il
10 located for they would be induced to avail
themselves of them.
The beauty Of the scenery. The saubty Of the Amos
pierre the attention paid 10 the comfort OF the young the
facilities Of communication with their friends, veil
the system OF instruction, fail OF mpressng every
mind with its superiority and it's inierorty 10
Of the hundred Institutions which Invite their alien
lion.
We deem II unnecessary to extend our Report farther
into detail this having been done former
occasions, but would refer those who may wish more
intimate acquaintance with the School to former Reports
what would be better personal ns pection Of the H.
'Du''on '''''A ALBERT b GTRAvER. Exam. Com.
al l.. r
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marn meetinss.

rY Fourteenth Ward.-At = lsrye ard enthnsiss'ic
meeting the Wings Of the Fourteenth Ward held pursuant
to notice al the Broadway House on Friday evening
April 2. Mr. JOHN COLVfN, called 10 the Chair and
WM MoEEsus was appointed Secretary.
The report Of the Nominating Committee received
and read. The following Ticket was adopted
For Alderman. ..........JOHS STEWART.
For Assi5ant AlG<rnan. SAMUEL WEEKS.
For Assessors.
WILLIAM BAkEWELL, JOHN v. CORNELL
- - For Constables,
WHTTLOCK VAN DUZER. THOMAS CREIGHTON
For Infpect0rs Of Eection.
|. Dis. DAVID SHERWOOD SAMUEL H. PLATT
II. John PEsHlNE, MARTIN BENEDICT.
III. JOHN 0RMEND, l. J. NJ. HUNTER
" GEORGE BACON. JOHN CANAvELO.
V. WALTER WELSH, AARON c. BURR
On morou ies0ped Thai the proceedings Of the
ing be published. JOHN COLVIN. Chairman.
WV. s. kokENUs. Secretary sl0St
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WI. JONES. Aaetionser.

boot AND SHOE SALE 90 moo,AS credit
ID Thursday April u.s. a. lot O'Clock II he store II Ivse
4 Hoard, zl5 Psari-st tser hsdsnlsre1 6o cases d
boot. shoes and brofans fresh snd desirable goods eus
bic lor Tho southern. Western and city usda Dsaisss VIII
lad The sale worthy Of attention, svesy -
Ihe catalogue wiz 10 sold without reserve.
Catalogues ready and goods open for exsmins.ion
day preyioos 20 sale. aly 3as.
ELEGANT AND FAsHIONABLE Furniiure q
II the sales rooms $50 Broedwsy-Os Tnufsday APfl
Is, without reserye.-A &. FUTILE will sell ~ eneusn
Thursday next u 10 O'Clock, 81 The above rooms, ege
and valuable as soriment Of Cabinet Furniture, made y
orcer Comprising IN part the costly and ya,usbe por
ton Of the stock Of Mr. French esbps mase
consisting Of rosewood and mahogany secfessf<e -
leie fsuteuss; egues fsnien Dc dame 40 % saves
wood ehsus dscoupe rosewood sSf,s sts ~ e ~
1rcuch bedssads dresag and tellss b9fsen4
doing md lee tables; hall sands he eonpstng ~ 1oe
vslussls sssornset Of pars~' nsh ma osofooo ""~'
B."Tss iarnisSis row rssdy md esa b e,s,ssA
~ he hour q sasA
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THE LIFE nr cYRuS

RElNG NO 10 Of the cheap monthly series pub
- fishing by the American ; Union in connection with
The London Religious Tract Society. The volumes pre-
vousiy issued The SolH system. Sdefisl Heavens,
Sketches Of the Weaknesses Life Of Luther, Ancient and
Modern Jerusalem, The Jesman and Family, Man Sc.
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well printed good paper and sold p per vol
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

" Those persons about breaking up Housekeeping
having furniture OF any description dispose Of viii
sending ne calling pom the subscrbsr and goods 10
purchased He will also attend 10 sale
sales that be entrusted him during The coming
and settled with bis usual prompiness All goods
cOnsignnenls Will be advanced upon II desired.
Y. COTTON. 81 Ann-st
~ B-F c. will remove on the let ofMsy TO SIG Broad.
wsy, Gothic Hall mis- tHylis
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~ Third Ward :-ATTENTIoN !-DEMOcsArIc

~ Third Ward .-ATTENTION !-DEmochArIc
WIG REeuLAR NOMINATION ...,
Fer Aldsrmaa ,.............STEPHENB URKHALTER.
For Assiaaa Alderman. HENRY s. DUNNlNG.
For Asessors
CHARLES NJ. HooPLE, HUGH MARTIN.
For ConstabIes: 1900,
ALEXANDER BATES, CORNELIUS ALLISON
For Inspectors Of Election:
l. Dist. SMITH DUNNING, ALEXIS SMITH
H. ..THOS. c. BARTINE, THOS. MCKNIGHT.
ILL., WIN. sHAROLOW, SAM X. MABBlTT.
Nominating Committee:
VIM L. shardlow, Alex c. Lawrence VIM. Squire,
johp Ball John Morgan, Geo. w. Penton,
wn Rupt IMP. Chamberlain Chas. M Hoople
Geo Westell, David Graham, Henry Luscomb
HIS Doane VIM III. Williams, Ebert II. Mackay,
Wn 8. MAYNARD. John Lown, WIN. s. Csnford,
6ea +. StAnly, Thos Mcknight, Peter A Mesier, Jr
GEORGE w. PENTON, Chairman.
ALIxASprR G. LAWRENCE, Secretary.
The following The certificate given by the Inspectors
On the night OF the election Of this Committee
Al election, held al No. POI Washingonst on Tues
day afternoon, the S0th Of March, lS47, the above Nom
nstng Committee was elected by a large majority OF
solesI WILLIAM RUNK,
WILLIAM L. SHARDLOW,
SAM. r. MARBlTT.
THOMAS MCKNIGHT,
pfas. Inspectors Of Elections Third Ward.
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DRONOUSCING and Defining Dictionary Of the In glish
L Language. preceded by treatise on Phonclogy en-
brscinga universal alphabet snt printed 10 both The pre-
sent imperfect and 10 perfect photography In opposite
columns making astonishing disclosures Of the nature
ard number Of he elements Of the human voice. No
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CAPTURE OF VERA CRUZ.

4 FULL ACCOUNT OF he capture Of Vera Cruz. with
"A plans Of the City and Caste and fne engraving OF
the bnmbardmeni will be found In the Illustrated Life OF
Gen. Winfield Scott which "a em5eshei by forty en-
Cravings be published the 10Th met Price % cents
and liberal discount 10 those dealing In cheap puhca
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General Nctlles.

re- Farmers Ciub-Americsn Institute meets We'd
tuesday, l4th inst at IL NJ Subject for discussion Gratis
Cuttings and Seeds quantity Of which will be distributed
2is
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rI- Grand Division -. of N. Y.-The regular
quarterly session OF the Grand Division will be held In
their Hail. 1877 Bowery Wednesday evening, 18th inst
O'clock. Representatives will be puniual. BY order.
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~ Letters and Newspapers will be received al
The Tribune Office I'LL the 10Th inst for the packet ship
ZURICH, Capt Thompson, for Hsvre
Also Letters and Newspapers will be received n the
place Till the leh inst for the packet ship SIR ROB
ERT PEEL, Capt Chadwick, for London. ss II
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WM. q. MCLAUGHLIN, Anciicpeer.
TREAT CURlOslTY AALE.-AARON G. ID

NJ will sell a. aqeoo 81 his store 10 Bowsry ou fhurs
dsy the I5th day April 81 10 O'Clock A. NJ ME csbpst Of
shells birds, mine rails, 81 yanAbls original oil psinrsgsi
very large collection Of eusravings BY ceisbreed
masters and valuable lot OF old beoks Gom oo 70 80
years old with number OF ac Of psssed 1851
ia black letters Also, collection Of coins psrfac
lions antiquities and variety Of gems, cufiosliies &c
well ~ortny the attention Of connosssus, being the COZ
lection Of many years. $500,
Also, large number OF complete caDtnch on precious
stoaes for family instruction a2lwhe
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~ Heirs Wa

~ Heirs Wanted.-Eizs Lawson, whose maiden
name Eliza Crockett, and whose father was native
OF Cumberland county, Penna her heirs she be dead
will hear of something for their advantage by making i'm
mediate application TO ~ T. Jones. las Forsyh.sL New
York ais 2ss
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aaGllon Sales.
LAcoR 5 pLArT. Auctioneer.

JACOB 5 PLATT Auctioneer
A sSIGNEE,s SALE In part Of Crockerp China
"A Glass and Eanhenwafe-JACOB ). PLATT viii
sell on Wednesday evening, April g. al he Auction Room
p Pss by Catalogue 200 Tote china glass and earthen
ware, comprising assortment " edged &, dipped
printed blue and pink printed ronsone and cut and psin
glass. English and French china Also, dinner and tea
sets Of from 50 % 200 pieces part Of which soh by order
OF the Assignee For particulars lon head. Sales
positive and peremptory Of every lot offered sl2 IL
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BENJAMIN MOONEY. Anc,ioassr.


L,ANCY GOODS, French and Germ an swelys &c
ByEDWD c. CRAZY thisdsy, alto oclh ~ The sseSe,
III Pearl corner VI Hsnoyerst Consisting OF buckles, e
drops pins plaques amber cut and bowed beads, lPs0
and comedian esrdrops beads &c nnger rngs bros,
bracelets, combs, purses watch enains. seals, sScty
boxes tooth brushes hair and nail do, cigar csses, fancy
soaps cologne water, extracts indclbie ink hc Also,
on account " former purchaser, 200 Bohemian giese
vases assorted, white plain and striped, ruby si pse
st aud lowered. !.
Also, at u O'Clock, seven iron safes Also, ia q
smiths bellO~s ala u
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JACOB 5. PLAT. AucIloaeer.
400 CASKS CASKS and lot. E1s:s osG[n;:.

JACOS 3 PLAGT. Auctloneef.
fnA CASKS, CASES and lots Ensish, 0eruea.
fUUFrench and Domestic Hardware snd Cutlery Goods,
consisting Of general assortment
Also Of sheeld pattern cards OF cutlery eoesas
ing Of fms azors peu and pocket knive bread, shos end
kitchen knives, &c
Also by order OF Administrator the balance Of stock Of
Birmingham hardware among which 10 400 dor psdoees
$40 dol a ioch and u hey III locks 5cssks curry combs,
viz yellow topped red, owel back and hsw-Yofk PEI
terms 300 gro iron spoons bolts plate locke, shovel pecc
Norfolk laIches brace and bits balls, fry pans, Claire
enameled hollow ware.
Also the balance Of stock OF sheffield house, consist
Ing Of pocket cutlery table knives and forks casvsfs en9
pattern cards Of rszors liable kniyes, shears. pocks "a
pen Knives butcher and shoe kniyes, stses, he
Also 2efemptorily, ii cssss Is esch) sdsy bFsss
clocks
Also selec, invoice Of ety-msde brushes.
Also SMALL select Invoice OF George Wolstsnhomss
cutlery
Also, 500 dor single plain irons and cut d.
Also u cases COTTON, wool horse and cstlls cards
Also. packages In lots 10 sois, consisting eomes,
ladies' and senlemsas boxes shaving snd eseee
ing tooth brushes needles, imitation cards, msssufpe
tapes win folding handles.
clocks -
Also all O'Clock 800 coils bale rope 80 lbs bells4
brass kettles, assorted small
b-Ths attention of dealers 10 directed 70 THE ole
Catalogues ready. eiJ ~