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% Friday evening, 7th irs Of consumption n"oIN'
Cooley 10 the 24fh year Of his age ....
Hi, r-i.tive. ard friends sni eusness sequsintsnoes
aid are respectfully invited 10 attend ns
his sie residence Pikest on Sunday afternoon Aps
81 oel lek. .,-. -, -, s.,
On Erissy morning, 7ih inst JANE, vile Of samuel
Dietz, In the 18th year OF her age -,
The friends ard re,tives Of the family ard NJ her tsnsr
W : Wallace are respectfully invited TO stend nef
funeral. sunday the sth Inst a. soeloek NJ " 'ne
Csrmius 81. Church. - .,,. -.
GA Friday morriog. April 7. MARIA JANE dsnshter
Of the late CARTS Hitchcock, sset - years
The funeral service will take place ~ her al resdenee
2S4 Nssson-st on saturday ats o'clock. Thefrends
Of tie family and those Of her brother nlsw, joshua
Clara are invited A;eri. HerrsmNus III be removes
10 Hsckenssel N for interment sunday 81 III o'cs
At Somers We.rhsster County, on Thursdsy, the o'n
inst Rev GEORGE MONiLANS 10 kis Seth year
IA. anera viii take place from his late residenee q the
above place Sunday, the sh int a. III oeloek NJ
On Thursday, April o, WILLIAM IENNhi' ssee
- v-Ns -,
The relatives and friends OF the family are especially
requested to attend the fuaera Sunday, 9Th inst 81
O'clock P 81 precisely from bic late Tesidsase No. %
Hc6son-st without farther notice.
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CITY ITEMS.
~" RevT. l.. HARRIS will preach in the Fourth
street Universast Church, (beween Avenues and c.
tomorrow afternoon at half past o'clock.

f-R' RevT. l.. HARRIS will preach IN the Fourth
street Unversast Church, (between Avenues and G.
tomorrow afternoon at hafpast o'clock.
THE EmPIRE.-They talk of the pleasure the
luxury Of seamboating In various quarters and we hare
spent pleasant hours on Lake Erie, on the sonnd and
have heard fair travelling ChampsIn but for down
right solid comfort have found parallel TO the
floating palaces the Hudson. Here you meet old friends
aud make new from all parts Of the country, having
the enjoy ment OF well attended drawing-room without
its exacons and combine tie speed Of an arrow with the
stiffness Of floating raft. If tired Of society you turn
the key Of your stae-room and try soludei and may
read or think without indication that you are one Of
company of thousand rushing through the water at the
rate Of neen miles per hour Moonlight, starlight, the
Highlands the Catsks the Green Mountains, in turn at
tract and your attention, aud gay cities float by
YOU in the soft haze Of Summary night like the cresons
Of dream.
We went up and came down in The EMPIRE. Capt.
Topper two three nights snce and found her even bet
ter than our rosehuei memory Of her former atrae
tons Quiet order, comfort luxurious supper and an
unsurpassed slumber do not half tell the story We know
the Hudson has many excellent boats and captains, but
see not how any could supAss The Empire and her
bic Commander.
TIE ALIDA--This new and elegant boat, Capt
f. W. sone though she has run but five months IN all has
been thoroughly renovated and will take her place on
Monday morning in the Day Line for Albany running
from the foot Of Robnsonst the Aida is 300 feet long
has made the passage in hours and has been so i'm
proved during the past Winter regardless expense that
she expected through in seven hours whenever ii
shall be desirable TO hurry her to to Albany and
bek in fair daylight required. She will under the
control Of John f. Rodman, Esq leaving New Yolk on
Monday Wednesday and Friday and Albany on Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday OF each week. Websrdy know
how Summer day may be spent more pleasantly than
on the Aida, with choice book or other friend, and the
glorious scenery Of the Hudson gliding rapidly by.
SALE or PAIYTISGs-We call attention to the
large collection Of OIL Paintings, recently imported, now
on free exhibition ia the Chameers-st GALAXY. corner
Broadway which will be sold Thursday morning by
Mr. II. II Leeds. The gallery Will be open day and eve
ming None should fail TO visit them.
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rvss such pesen leo On the ssss,ss or other Effects Of
the bosrds bu, 70 the keeper OF pfysie boarding. hsls-
there such responsibility, snd no en allowed MIS-
B having license, had 60 rifht 70 detain The
effects of Mr. H. The paciPai roint In This case the
p.nf hav o. recovered po.tsou Of bis effects u A. 70
The cos, II The Jury consider the value Of the articles
10 amount 70 $50 the foil cot, vii be thrown upon de-
f-n5 sat n lee. than that each party viii pay ib own
cass n vas said Tor plaintiff that the properly "a.
wortn SIS, bat only 90 proved the Jary feunt
for plaintiff valgns latter ount-FOr Pt9 Mr b.
Broxn TO- dat, Mr. A Diekenson-
IVA Gadsby v, John J >. Wff,srvsh, Sssrif.- Acton
Of repevin 10 relation 70 lot II crocksry taken or
execution against John Wild. The sat Of Msssrs A.
cock bot claimed 70 b,lons 70 rlant under mortgage
sigea for 90 borrowed To be continued tbs
iorenson For plaintiff M 2. "hsor Tor esie1dant Nj
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p.sspNcrRs ARRIVED

N t,arssip Wain gton rom SOUTHAMPTON aud Brsp'eH
John c Motley. W W SSosef Mrs Moves w James
T. Ch,rd.Iaine J A Niebei, Miner. w w HinekeD.
th-Arsr Of dspatche. from Great Srisn New York Aug
Muller Of .tmore, w Fry Of Phil Phia w VIII rel
wright and i.dy Mis-. Augusta Wheelwrisht Master VIM
Wh-elwrisht Of Nevbury port, Mass May OF Cansca
Goodrich bearer of dispatches from The Republic OF
Frsncrl OF Boston, w Hen,haw. Miss EhEs Hsnshx~,
Jackson Bru.iley Of gland. Kraft, Angus RurP,
Mrs Keeng MssOttilie Kraft Of Germany, Mons Lbs
sonnsls. Mons GoGpel Of France.
Ia b. ssip IDss FasGn from Dpblfn-R Blackburn,
W Mulhollen d Mathews and rvs 10 the steersge.
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PORTUGAL.
A letter in the London |

II A letter in the london Morning Posi-, dated Lis
bon, March l2, says
certain that effort was made last week to
modify or entirely change the ministry The story goes
that senior Rodrigo de Fonseca Magazines and Senior
Avia invited form cabinet but that they both
declined.
Tina Minister OF Finance 10 to present his budget and
new haancis projects today Great said 10 be the
forms and dlmnution of expenditure contempatedssla
res DO cut down, custom house duties augmented and
Interest on the Internal debt lowered So says rumor-1
DO not vouch for IT, The Queen has been pleased to yield
100 copos 000o this years income TO the necessities
Of the State good example others cannot reasonably
now complain.
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MARRIED o.

he th, Ctr 90 tia eth in,t By Rev. 0tls A. Mia1sf'
NJ Wx ATAYLOR to Nj. LtvINiA FOWLER
Ga saturday, April /. BY Rev Mr Harrison, Mr. ChAs.
= srRrrr 20 Mia FI.lZAsErH STANTON. daughter
Of Joha stanton, Esq sill Of this CITY
On the an Of February lsst hy Rev MT Ninsss1 OF
Pstsr,Ss. \ j. 10 Miss HENRIETTA 4 HULL Of this
City
rS- Paterson papers PLEASE copy
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Loco.Foco Judicial Nominations.
Loco.Foco Nomiuntious-City.

Loco.Foco Enthusiastically.
Mayor Aims House Comm.
WIN. y. HAvENEYHR. MosRs O. LEoNARD.
Words. Aldermen. AssisfdnLs.
l..Stephen X. Harris William Blsin.
Oliver Charlick, Nicholas Dlmond.
H..
ILL.,. stephen II. Branch. william II. Bolton.
IV..Edmund Fitzgerald, Nathan A. Saton.
Dennis Mullins. Jacob L Oakley.
v..Willism B. Moffatt, James Lynch.
Francis r. Tileu. Thsophilus Peck.
vi. Frederick d. Kohler, Patrick Brennan.
John Green.
VII. Solomon Townsend. Abraham Denike
VII. William J. McDermot. Robert r. Getty
TX. Charles p. Brown, Lewis ksdiora.
X..Nen Gray, wilson smaii.
XI Amos r Hatfield Jededish Miller.
XII. Charles Henry Hall. Nicholas ssagrl"'
Eli.ha Merrill Wilson q. Hunt.
XIII Thomas X Dovning william W. fream.
XIV. Dimes Carolin. John X fax'on.
James NJ Bard. Terence J. Dufy.
Xv.. lind )David Banks, Robert Hogan.
NvI..James y. Dunn, james NJ wallace
LivingstnIlvingston Charles Weoo.
XVII. James Walsh. John Townsend
XVIII. Moses W. 6. Jackson william Van wyck.
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business Notices.

CT Tho ladies Of Nsv-Yoft snd VISITORS @e w.
call and inspse, the stock OF AhnasV -,
o." p.,i, 20, IN. season. consisting OF Bossess Dsss.
c.. Mo,,,pg 40. and Hsaddrcssss OF the ns~eH sn'
nO., t..hoDsble myss Aso Flowers and fs.'he'' %.
Al purpose, and Of sn kinds, 10 endless vsns'y sne
sv.,y p,,c. and similar scllestiOa Of the rehs" Aie
bon. coantry mineu and others supplied % .ns ""
est wholesale Priees r.
prs
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TAMMAsY HALL.-The meeting, last evening. to
respond to the nomination of Mr.. HAvEMEYER for
Mayor Of the city, though not wanting in the usual
quantity Of patriotic defamation and unmeaning up
roar, lacked enthusiasm and agreement, notwith
standing the exhausting efforts of Capt. RYSDERs
and others to get up the steam. The entry and
stairway were filed at eight o'clock by an impa-
tient crowd, who were undemocratically waiting
for the doors to be opened and amusing themselves
by kicking and humping thereat On entering the
Hail. where we verdantly expected to find vacu-
um, we were somewhat surprised to see the plat
form comfortably packed by the wire pulers, who,
iostead Of coming in by the door into the sheep
fold" like the common people, had climbed up
some other way"
ELLIS CALENDER was appointed to the Chair,
aud RoBERr II. MAcLAY read an Address and
Resolutions. Capt RYSDERs had the honor OF
making the opening speech as usual, and he was
followed by MIR. WALBRipeE and DANIEL r.
ScKLEs. During the address Of the latter gentle
imam the meeting thnned out attracted by the
epise of the procession passing the Hail. and
h haly adjourned about o'clock.
r That portion Of the Democratic party which de-
heated Mr.. BRowSELL last Spring, must have no
ticed with pleasure the general decorum which
was exhibited. and the absence of all unnecessary
enthusiasm, which sometimes chsracterizes public
meetings in the old Wigwam.
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HOLLAND.
rx. uefsrm Advancing.

y On tho l1,h of March. the king summoned the
President Of the second Chamber OF States General
70 bis palace. and requested that the Chamber
\hculd propose to him all changes in the govern
"a might deem necessary. Hehad adopted this policy
without the knowledge Of his ministers, and the
Cabinet therefore resigned, to make room for new
and more liberal members.
On the nth, the king issued a proclamation,
nominating q committee to revise the constitution.
and drsft complete sketch Of the fundamental law.
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POLAND.

At Warsaw the censorship prohibited the mere
mention Of the events of which France is the
-eatre. The WARSAW COuhier of the Cd instant,
- ses-'' Count Mole is charged with the formation
new Cabinet" March 3d-"The Chamber
~ Peers was occupied on the 2sd and 2Sd oil Feb,
/ ,.srv with different petitions" 4th and 5th Of
LNsrch-Not a word Of France.
1Ias Posen the news produced sensation impos-
'slbe to describe. Nevertheless an insurrectlon
was not considered imminent, the people be-
ing determined to wait calmly the development OF
events.
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NOTICES.

slshs Guy s:s.Yo,. composed q the iis.. second.
loo House West Broadway. on ss,urdsy svsains pl g.
At J, o'clock to receive the report Of the Coaveaon d
tics for said District SMITH DUHNING, ChsiSnsa.
E S%s " !. i H.Ts.w.r Secretaries aa
wAt n meeting Of the Delegates Of the
Sixth sad Foutssnh Wards held at .sy Hossc
on the 9th o. April poisasnt 70 2 call Of Tie whie
Justice and Jses Of the Peace for ssd District the fol
lowing persoes were unanimously aominst:d
Fs, J fsass , sS he P.a NICHOLAS EvTsErr
RICHARD 3. WILLIAMS, chsirnsn
Moss B. TAYLos, Secretary q <tis-
~ Fourth Judicial Distrtct,-rhs coeysasiee
TO nomnse Assistant Justice Tor the Fourth Judicial
District, met .. the Henry Clay House. On Thurdsy
o. 3etoa ofM Q: Bradford, Eco q the Tenth wsrs.
HENRY T. DAVIES, Esq Of tbs fihssnth Ward was
ITO RssD Of the Tenth wsrS SAD Jo.ira C. PSsssS q
the Seventeenth Ward, were elected Secretaries
Upon p,,0esssins 70 ballot w!LLlxn H. VAN corS
gasties ier the Fourth Judicial District snd BARNAsAs
W: OSBORN VS. nGm.ast:d unanimously @s Police
Received That tn, proceedings Of the coavsntios BE-
Rssoivsd That the sh.ahs Of the cssvsstioa b ~.
nted 70 Pfedeat and Secretaries for the able In.
which they discharged their dusiss-
" "''' ''' ''i Henry z DIVES, rr..ld....
J hS.as'S e PFC P'.s;r.rr. sser''.ri'' ux
y Third ward Regular Nsminatieus,-At
meeting oltks whil Nomssans conmittss Of he fSisi
We'd bsN Ct 2i5 Wellington Ct Tharsdsy sveuias
April the following nomiastioas were sassinousy a.
elsrsd;
For Aidsrmsn.. Gen. ROBERT swARTwOuP.
For Asststsaf Alderman. JAMES Z. WOOD
Fer Assssssrs
WILLIAM L. sHARDLow, sAHUEL p. NABpArr.
GEORGE W. cHEbhlscs, c''as cossrrrus ALIl,on.
f.s sEsY,: RAE 5s''''' s ssS;i.k x...Arr
2..yOSBfH BELL,
LEVI FOLSOM,
S~ Seasss cs~sssss~er,Jua4us Q. RIDPIELD.
Fer fssDecter.. SAMUEL CHiLba
Fer Trsst~.. WILLIAM EoDlTT
r Nj rHsuneH. Secretary. - -:
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PASSENGERS SAILED

Ii pactstship asAbWrtsn for Lirergoo-Rev II W Bel
lows and lady OF Nsw-Yotk, MrsC kirtlsud DO, Rev
Mr. Bolton and lady Of Esstehester NY Mrs Bolton 40,
Miss Bolton do, NJ Bolton DO. Mr. Robert BOVINE Of
New.York. Miss c Bovine do, Mise Mary Bovine %, MI
Howard Crosby and lady Of Poughkeep.ie. Mrs Mary
Given do Seull Of PhlsSslphis Mr.. Cist OF Nrots
] Luqu.er 40. hiss OBisn do, Pitcher OF Albany
Thomas Marshall Thomas Holcroit. Charles Parker. and
Ed y Bullock OF Canals Msru ard Miss Robhin, OF
Nsw-Yort Mr. and Miss Mitchell Of Baltimore Mr. tinsy
nrlAnd
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~ Grand Family Holiday this q, the American Mu
scum nth splendid psformsncesin the afternoon
hspsst o'clock and slso In the evening at quarter
before 8at each Of which the most extraordinary beins
10 the world the Fire King fessts bszog Goals OF
fire and birthstone. drinking the burning element as
were the delicious Great Western the Yam
lee also two OF bis amusing pieces beside other
-nt ergainments by talented Company. Mrs. Pelby'i
Wax SatuarY IL % be s al hours day and evening
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~ ADVERTISEMENT intended for Mondays

~ ADVERTISEMENTS intended for Mondays paper
ought be in before O'Clock this evening the
publication office OF THE TRIBUNE IL not open Sun
days No advertisement of an immoral or offensive ma
ture admitted-nor any theatrical advertisement where
females are admitted into the Theatre unsccompsnied
by gentlemen The ambiguous advertisements of quack
doctors cannot find place in the columns OF The Tr
buna NJ any urfre
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Sun. rHs NOON FVLi SEA
Rl.es IS 81 Sets ....6 81 MORRILL, 0 Eseo...l2
LATEST DATES.
London March u INSTRUMENTATION y
liverpool. March ~ ewOrlesns....April
~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL. SIXrH PAGE. "A,
Cienred-steamer United States, WIN Hsckstsf
liverpool. II Marshall
Ships Palnetto Mar.felI, Rio de Jsneiro Corning
Jessore Cobb New-Orlssus Eagle, Susan Drew, Psee
Mobile; Norma Ellis Hsvsus, Noes Taylor Minerva
Brown Marseile.. Chamberlain Phelp.
BAr.s Fors Zieleger ST Jago de Cubs, Bechte prey
er; l., Grange Baxter, Boston, VI Mason.
Rrigs Masards, Preble. Buckville Cudeles hatch
Ponce and 81 TdOmss. n SOuthmsyd Son kebeccs
Brisht, Wilmington. NC, Brett NOse.
Schrs Frances, Grsnp-r, Nsshipstor, NC BROOKS
Brooks Georgetown, Badger. Peek Co; w Swan
Smith, Brazos Ssntisgo Willow, Runy- Bsltimore Della
ware Cresse Philadelpha Eleanor, Newbod, Bermuds
Middleton Co.
Arrivcd-sehr Peerless Conklip 81 Domingo March
49, 30 logs mahogany APO crotche,s do, 30 pieces
satin wood, 90 fustic. i7 do liguumye and 10 bol'
honey to A RossiareS Co. Left big Nulture, -
for Boston, dg Br brig Harp, from Yarmouth Ms, foi
Liverpool ldg The Mechsnic (of MAchssl Kelly. put
back with loss Of foremost March So lat 3, oug ~ so
schr Hanover of Providence from Porto Csbeo bound q
Boston March 81 lat 80 loDg7t So spoke pilot boat
Collins hence Tor Maauzs The Peerless on her passage
struck with lishniug iniuripg the msnu est ARD
maintoamsst. and burning some OF her salts Capt r
Thatcher late Of the brig Teszer Of Robinson. his mate
COOK and two sesmen passengers la the Peerless
schr Matids Wooster, Eadport DE- fish, lsth, &c &c
master
schr Entire, Demsrest. Ocracoke, NC, timber.
schr Peru Lewis, Boston, mdse, to master.
Tho Telegraph reports vessels in sight at sunset
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p,sutor Of France 10 absais from any se esleul,tsd
disturb Belgian neutrality and indepenssnes but 70 e
courage any attempt that might % Ss srrorx az ~ crs
encroach upon 'oe 'eio'y VI W CIV
ste internal dlssenalon.
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R,easLEv GoLp PxSs-DIAxoSD Porsrs Have you
t,.s on. Of III. Richeisu Eusrossins Psns! Thsy are
,,ld. exclusively. BY B. Y. wsrsoS 4 Co ~ wiiham"
and O. SAVAGE, 3, Fultonst and surpAss every ''".'
p. IN sn.n,,. asxbility .ad durability. They are &C.
snos,,s 10 be the bss, and cheapest Pen In use Aso
Gala Pan. Of all other msles at msnafactureu prices
csuury mereh.nt. will DO well to give us call before
purchssins
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r. The Southern line of Telegraph ceased
working about halfpa ten last night up to which
time the report Of the Congressional proceedings
had not arrived.
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~ DssMoSD-PoISrkp 0oLo rsss ~ % oa'y' NV
,.,,,,,... included points warranted come Oh
i.ss discount to dealers J. w. GssAroS Co VI Csasa
Ct, up stairs have recently made great Improvements IL
their pen. and cases. and are now selling the most sp'sn
sd .r,ies that can Be found ia the msrset a. reduced
price,. Gold Pens and Casss at 81 aud upward Tnsy
sell superior Pens lower prices than others are sstos
for their inferior PEGS Gold pens and cases reesnse %
xehs
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II A CLAY MEETING will be held to-day, in
Nashville, Tennessee, called by nearly half the
Wing voters Of Davidson County. ExGov. JONES
will be one Of the speakers.
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To al.......t1o Ibo 1911
Dated the 10th day Of March, 1873.
The accounts from the thanksgiving d'iric" are un
favorable excepting in the feature that the stocks Of
manufactured good. are very Hight As soon as the de-
msnd improves it inevitably must, there will be
large and healthy activity. Cotton Is now very low IN
Liverpool and goods can be made eheaply.
The Bank Of England has deslsred semi'anuu. di'i
dena Of a per cent with revenue Of IS 100000.
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Course Of the National Reformers.

To tie Editor Of TIE Tribune
SIR: A handful 10 in circulation stating thst ~
a meeting Of the National Reform Association on the 9ih
sit resolution was unanimously adopted" That the
National Rsforme WILL 10 depart from the sup
port Of their candidates for Mayor and Aims House Com
missioner" Will you allow me to say thIoutn yoeI S
umns for the information Of candidates ana the puoo
that The said resolution passed the .
Of similar purport however, passed when ou. NsIy
fsw msubsrs were the though not without srest
oppcsitios and without any prevoas intmsuoa ,oat
such resolution (contrsry 10 the usual policy ana
Of the ydfs Of the Assocstonl wss TO be offered tsa
meeting; aud that, 10 my opinion, the bulk OF ,ne ~
tlona Rsforme will vote for candidates OF the two par
ties who win give the repaired evidence OF tne
70 the praepsss Of the Assocaton You're respectfully
GEORGE H. EVANS, see'y N H. A.
"OLD Hicks THE GuIpE."-This 10 an American
romance written BY Mr.. c. NJ wxSsEa, and ast Issued
By the HGpsfs. II describes the exploits Of an asvsn
tursr who, with small party Of Texan Rangers set on
In guest Of Cold Mountain In the Camanche country
Ths experiences Of the party certainly Of very re-
variable character. and doubt any later set OF ira
vslsss over the goats have encountered anything
half 90 p'Quant Be, though the book Is sx1svAssnt
both In matter and manner having caught the spirit OF
the southwest. It % readable, which Ii more than can
somsamss ~ sad where there offences against the
most s"atlsosd rules Of good writing. We presume 1t
vii ha's 10 scarcity Of readers.
y fsE COMMERCIAL advertiser IL the title
efs new ANY, Just started in Troy wshsvs received the
INST Two sanAs which are well conducted and present
ssese'sss Vpssfspaisd appearance IL politics are
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r. c. KEMP. Auctioneer.

" The undermined has removed nom '' -.
Roadway s,r.e,, opposite the City Hall and Part, and
ous beg Lave TO call the attention OF parties having
goods to dispose Of st Aaeon the eeata 'oesnoa
Of Sale. Rooms which are Exceptionally the iSses'
ost central and convenient In shs city, thsfs es
ps three roon each ico feet long, for the disposa ..
nnsv tocds furniture. pisnofores paintings Se VIII
so awe personal attention to the disposal Of farnisars q
,,v.,s dwslnss and stoehs Of goods ct saetos Cssh
advance. made and all sales promptly ssshsd
as 9x.,a r C. KEMP, Austioneer 1o1 broadway
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II Persons wishing The Tribune left At their rcsid-
sree or at their places Of business viii please send
noss through the Pos, Oee leave word At tbs desk Of
the pu hhshinG o0es-
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10 Ar THE RosgRrsoS PacsSix HAT MASvrAcroar,
80 Futonst the proprietor n turning ous beautiful
Hat, of the sprips style for the low price OF IS aud " "
-, Ill .oun.rs with the majority cold for -
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q Mr. w. L. PAExss Is our Agent for tho sais Of
be Tribune in Syrssusa
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