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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

FxTIEGUIsHIS6 FIRES IN STEAAPACKETs, BY
srEAN-We witnessed an experiment last Wednesday
at woods Sash Factory In WILLIAMSBURG, the object Of
which was TO show that Mr. Simeon Broadmeafow's In
venou Che has taken out paten for extnsushng ares
in the hold cabin &c Of vessels propelled by steam is
safe practicable and efficient. very large tar barrel
was fed with highly combustbe materials, which were
set OH IRE a number Of inch anger holes having been
bored in the sides the barrel the bottom 10 allow
free access Of air and keep the combu,tbes bszing
tin tube convey cd e, OF steam nom the engine bsiler
under 10 H. pressure up through hole In the bottom
of the barrel and rhsn the top raJ partly eoed the steam
Instantly ex,n gushei the flames and would have done
80 with the top open the could have been directed
from the top TO the gted materials at bottom close TO
tee sides.
Mr. Broadmeador's plan is to distribute tin tubes
through the steamer any one OF which may be
connected with the vessels engine and made to throw
head Of steam into any part where there re where
II supposed TO be- fits actual location cannot be readily
ascertaned Ii seemed to that to 90 this, with the
matches closed would readily extiDgash fire. Dr. Chill
ton was present, and expressed himself well satisfied with
the experiment and his utgmen, much reliance can
be placed IL his wish. however. that there should
be another trial. with smaller jet OF stream In propor
ton TO the ex ent Of the fire to be pa. OUT and that trial
will lake place next Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock, at
the factory. Mr. Broadneadow estimates tho cost .
fitting 10 large ocean with apparatus for the
Instant drorAtag oHt any part OF her. al about
$500.
An English mechanic. from Lancashire, who witnessed
the experiment, and admitted its utility thought he had
seen What similar apparatus in more Of the
factories there for extngushing Ores ard Dstsneed
HoAdles works. Whether this is so we know not but in
cases Of spontaneous combustion where vessel ID set
o. fire by lightning. to be effective rem
eiy.
Mr. BIS TO direct the steam the fire in th, engine
furnace, next Tuesday, and thus extinguish it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01
tn. wh,s Candidate for Mayor.

The Wing Mayoralty Convention last evening
unanimously nominated Hon. WILLIAM. BRA
DY. the present incumbent, as the Wing candidate
for Mayor q. the ensuing election. This will give
general satisfaction. Mr. BRADY has shown HIM
self a fearless and upright Chief Magistrate, and
in all respects equal to any emergency we DO
not doubt his election over Mr.. Havemeyer by
large majority, if the Wings but do their duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01
Later from Santn Fe.

ST. LouIs, MNch Ut IsF''
Adyices from Santa Fc to the 18th February
have reached here Gen. Price. at last dates was
at Ell Paso advancing upon chihuahua with i''OO
men. .
Iii, rumored that Gen. Urea WAS marching
against chihuahua with a large force, by the way
of Sonora This is doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01
ny THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL

Tnr FRrson MiSnrrn AZ W.'"iSofoS'--iho
yasosa Iai,l,yssosr saJs The Minister ron ihsi
oeyrrnnsnt OF France 10 the United States d. fA"s"r'
/, understood 70 have apPriasd his Government " soon
a. the news of tho overthrow 81 That ""Ns,nmen, ""
- s,n.J ma n. mo- LONGER considered himself the
Rrprcsontaiivc q the French Government Ia tho United
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al 1t

r. Advertisements for 7ae Tribune OF Monday ought
20 bs sent In before 10 O'Clock Saturday evening" " the
Fabrication Oce Of this paper not open on Sundays
subscrbe in the City who do not receive this paper
q, a. early hour are requested to leave word at the once
a. cur Arrangements such enable all the carriers to
re. through their routes before o'clock Carriers fail
us to accomplish this viii be required to give up tbeir
rcuees- M. =.
Per,oas wishing 1se Tribune eft at their dwellings or
n,.ses OF business regularly every morning viii please
leave their address st the Publishing once OF sene
.hrourh the Pos OHiee Terms III cents week, Paya-
49, "a. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01
Bv T,,,grsph 10 Tia Nsm-York Tribune.
s,samer Missouri sank niarhe,., &c.

Tho steamer Missouri was snsgsed near ula'
COW. and Immediately sunk. As the accident hap
pened in shallow water the cargo Will bc saved u
damaged state.
Sales prime country Flour ut 30 to o. SAie'
wb;,e Wheat IS 10 %. Lard a cents tor prime
Whisky l6l cents
There Are nine fee, water in the river at Caro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

~ Lat Day and Farewell Benefit % Mr. and Mr..
Malone RAYMOND and their three talented dsush'eu
Misses Fanny, Emily sud Louiss who have seqsired
the American Mnssam. They give their last entertain
ssts In this city this ssrnooa and evening and ~ the
Of the house for their bepeh their ends
and should that they reap the ust reward Of
their labos They depart for Boston next Monday, carry
Ing with them Brussttis Model Of Ancient Jsrusalem,
work wbi n has attracted the attention OF tho refoss
ard itersry portion Of our community Those who fail
seeing IL to-day, " III b. for too late.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01
New publicntiOns.

"a LIFE Is EARsEsr; BY Rev. G. BILLISGs
SMITH Gates d siedman-l2no. PIP. 2o4'-TAis ia a
Course Of Lectures appropriately addressed to yong men,
who always BEG life in earnest, however they may neg
eet duties In later years The subjects of the Lectures
naturally suggested by the purpose Of the book and
comprise all thst Is elevated in the moral and active and
powerful In the intellectual There 10 nothing 80
much needed a, present little earnesness in our
everyday life.
"DEFgscE Oh NEUROLOGY DR.. BUcHAsAS's
Replies TO The Objections Of Rev DR.. Rice and Dr. r. d.
Massey: Chopper 4 Son, Clncinnatl."-This pamphlet
contains report Of four lectures delivered by Prof b.
ehanan Of the Eclectic Medical Insttste Of Cincinnati for
the purpose stated the title. They display readiness
and closeness Of reasoning ard well sPoed with Pleas
ant satire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

rV- Persons wishing The Tribune left regularly n
their residences at their places Of business ether Ia
Now York. Brooklyn. Jersey City. WILLIAMSBURG
Newark will please leave their address at the desk Of the
Publishing Once send II by note through ths Post o.
co The price of The Daily Tribune to those who resu
sry receive 1t from Carriers s ia Gents per week
coop,ry subscribers for the Daily, s. per annum d.
do do semi.Weety, p do do ysnes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01
nIarhetx....ClScrssATr March

sales FLOUR at so to Sc; not much charge IN 'hs
feeling Of the market. WHISKY heaVy' LAID y -
MISS Pork IS. BAoos, s~es, 81 sa'e' 'hHi'I a.
cents In bulk PoEK marke, seady' pu' 10 10 "e'''
Sale for New.Oreans SUGAR at cents PIC iAoS go N
time per ton The River is high and plenty o. hesh'
hos.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

ACACIA great many OF my friends have called at the
plscs formerly occupied in Futon.st ard have been
told that vas connected with the hating business
This is unmssed lie. The undersigned IL still at 70
Futons where be has b.eu for nearly the last two yes
selling hats for 81 80 good usually sold for S.
and better article for s. than IL sold in the street for
IS 90 WIN. ROBERTSON, Jr.
HATS HATS rsl-Ksox, with his accustomed brew.
ity would call the attention OF the public to his
Spring Style Of Hats which now ready at his store
l28 Fulton st. He would, with his usual philanthropy
invite strangers TO his establishment, where they OBJ
tain Hats Of bstter qIaiy and at lower prices than ct
other in the city full assortment Of mems and
boys Caps, az the latest styles always on hand mso3
~ We bslisvs there no Hat, sold in It's City
which give general satisfaction than those msnuac
tured and sold byJ W. KELLOGG, lie CsnslsL A wcrd
to the wise Is sufficient Examine them before purchasing
elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

z7,b. and reached wbeslipg the ssms evening, rss
T,a,, IN that city seys Mr CLAY hes warmer hsssts
esvo.d 10 him this city than In spy other place Of tbs
~, in the coustry. and be ever will have" Mr. CLly
vas N Isavs the boat at HsysTe-hb crssssmsnis nu
permitting him 10 Witt Cincinnati
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

GOLD PESs.-When we wrote few days since
Rhapsody sbOn gold pens giving vent to gratitude
to tie inventor forgot TO state that such pens eOud
be obtained q WATSON IS william st. The gIcheleu,
made by Mr.. wArsos, I, The very perfection Of this
tIcle, and every one sold by him 10 guaranteed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

DREss RsoTs CosesEss GAfrEks, &e.-Tbe best place
10 get fee Boots 10 at WATKINS. ia Fulton st. His
rriess low sud the style and quality Of his goods
surpassed.
READ
just Received
Letter from
Ex.PREsDESr
MARTIN VAN BUREN,,
Ia favor Of Mas. JESvIss COLD CISny,
The universally good remedy for
Coughs, Colds. Hosrsens0
Sore Threat, Infrsoza,
and all
THROAT AND LUNG COMPLAINTS.
From watch we make the following extract
From a partial use Of the COLD CANDY, Mr. Van
Baren believes t to deserve the very high reputation
hss acquired"
The original letter be In full at Mrs Jervis's
store and in the handwriting of this eminent diplo.
matst.
SUD wholesale aud retail by MRS. w. lERvIs, 3rs
Broadway, corner Of Wh,est
AsESrs- 100 Fultonst lse. s7s. $50, S9s 4o Sill co.,
ss7 aud ss Broadway 24s 2s4 sas so Ssa 500 ss and
5s Grand.st; 22l 49, $50, aud 5l2 Houstons II snd
1872 Ninth avenue 65s Greenwich 10 ard 77i Eighth.
avenue 22S Bleeckerst; WiDship. ~ East Broadway;
SIS Thiaavenue Lecoant corner OF Grand aod Divson
,, Brigham II and lOs Avenue d Nelson, corner Of
csibsrins ant Madison SITS Lyon, 40 Grsndst; 0usa
corner Of Bovery and Gandst; Mrs Hayes, iSe Fulton.
st. and Auautic-sL Brooklyn.
r5- Esch package 10 invariably sisued MRS. W. JER
Wis
Be sure to ask for MRS. JERVISS Cold Candy
Put up in packages Of Is p 4s and 81 each
IMPROVED MAGNETIC MACHINES.
d. c. Moorhesd, 1872 Broadway,
Sole Manufacturer Of the improved
Graduated Magnetic Machine
the most beautiful and effective instrument ofthe hind maze
STRANGERS AND CITIZENS.
canot careful in purchasing Inst nts ofths
nsre a. limitations OF Moorhesds Graduated Magnetic
Machines are sold under various Sole nanufss-
turer. ID. Z. MOORHEAD, l82 Broadway.
Price sls, complete and warranted
~ Whoever wants hsedollsr Hat for four dollars
Whoever two dollar fue cloth Cap for 81 50.
Whoever to inspect superb stock Of Childrsn's
Fancy Hats,
Whoever wants Opsrs Hat Of The latest Paris style,
Whoevs wants Umbrella both cheap aud elegant,
Whoevst wants the full value OF hi, money In buying
Hat, Cap Umbrella
Whoever a round Hat, Chspesu Military Cap.
afIaveling Cap, a Sport.maa's Hat, Youths Hat,
Lsdys Riding Hat, should call at
"GENlN's,
pa Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01
End Of Part XVIII.
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL !.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
WING NOMINATIONS.
FOR MAYOR
WILLIAM V. BRADY.
ALDERMAN,
ysrd yyII........CLARKSO CROLIUs.
ALDERMAN,
I.......CLARK SON CROLIUs.

- Democratic WhiG General Commtfee'-A
special mss ing Of this Committee VIII be he'd ~ me
broadway House on Saturday evening April l. 1913 aS
e'sleek. By order, PHILLIP hoNI' 'na''na''
III. II. Hsws, Vice Chm.
ZoPHAK Mi1Ls,
}S.,,s r r r,s.Sn Secretaries alt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

Fifty years ago. when The state only gave au acI o N
corporation, but no money Mr. stevens oil hooO~s" A's
10 bushels Of Indian Corn TO the acre on three acres
Now after the State has been giving some or 10000 dol
lars year for six years. the State Society awards
10 its worthy esdent $40 for srysereu bushels 70 the
az be premium crop ee Stael SO that whether the State
mas decreased in the average of her staple crops since the
days OF Chancellor Livingston who oeny that she he's
increased in liberality and sound discretion?
The President OF the Society living ct Auburn, bore Off
many Of the prizes the Fair there asyear and does not
this success Of successive Presidents who are life members
of the Executive Committee, SO to show that they are
selected on accoun. Of their practical skie
What progress making In other things beside the
use Of steam and lghtningl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

~ The York Herald Tribune and ErprSsg are In
dsbtsd this Office Tor the slip giving seeoant OF the
destruction Of the Home Print Works" delivered By
Ewins Cos Express VIII they be hind enough to give
us credit for the same, [ffoyidenee Transcript.
Certainly. We credited the account To a PROM
dsaes paper bot ss the 7aaprs was not attached
70 the SLIP we knew not 70 which es indebted
for I'D. Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

IY' Hon. THsMAs CoRwIs has accepted an Ia
vltatIon 70 visi. Boston about three weeks hepoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

" The Boston .tlas says that the Home
Print Works were insure 10 the flremens Insurance
ocs OF Boston for Gully $500 instead OF sl2SOo as
stated In the Pror,denos Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

FROM MArAszAs.-We are In receipt OF the
Aurora de Naasza the 10Th inst but Ind nothing new
in It except rapture about recent concert BY Ahpiri
and BorrslN both Of whom declared to be great TEL
lows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01
The Weekly Tribune.
'ERGs on rHK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

For one year single copy ............ ........E 90
cop"s.--.-s--.---.s -.--..-.---. D w
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Payments in all eases required In advance Money
may be RENTED through tho Post otfce at risk
the Postmaster being informed OF tho content. u the
lettcr aud description Of the bills being retained
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For ono year single copy..-......... ......-",sl 20
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DAILY TRIBUNE.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

FOREIGN VIsIrERs To THE ENGLISH Dock
rAxps-The Admiralty have given Instructions TO the
super ntendens OF the several doekys that foreigners
arrvg at the respective ports BY ses, OF applying under
special circumstances TO view the establishments may DO
admitted without referring ns 10 then lordshPs as has
Nitherto been NECESSARY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

FIRE-The hotel Of Mr. Kinzer. near the ia
Lane County Pa totally Destroyed By hfe on fhd'
afternOCu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

RIcHELfEU GoLD PEss-DnmoSD POINTS Have you
tried Of The Richeeu Expressing Pens. They ns
sold, exclusively. By B. 4. WATSON Co. IS wilisu-st
and j. O. SAVAGE % Fuon-st and surpsss every other
Pen in dneness, fexibiity and durability. They ss-
knowdged to be the best and cheapest Pen in Alec
Gold Pens Of all other makes at manufacturer prizes
Country merchants win do well to give Us call before
pur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01
Business Notices.

DREss Bsors, cosesEss GArrEKs. &e.-Tbe best place
10 get fee Boots 10 at WATKINS, ia Fulton o. Hs
prices low sud the style and quality Of his goods
sarPassed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

~ Six FlSE, HANDSOME, GooD FITTING SHIRTS for
50 Escorts" Cheap Furnishing Store "a Nsssu.st-
Indeed; his dollar and ahs shirts superior
for which & and g. % charged In Broadway
He has very superior assortment Of cravas gloves
collars pocket Handkerchief suspende and unders,r
ments ell OF which offered very small edvsncs
from first cost. NJ B-As this 10 the only cheap store Of
tho kind 10 NswYork purchasers will do we'll u
ber d Nassau. ct. opposite the Herald Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

conssposdsaes Of fhs Thbaes' A.,

roffssp0ndenfs % Tbs TfIb""H' . :,
ntlanvLrafi, Mach ~,
Most lsmblike 10 tho sus,y March, taking 't'
farewell .. A, AL, x...it,, 4.
Tho tdsl ~ Randall ifa'ehnsou, Tbs mH' "e''"''''
,,os,s..iss IN the q, n Dslnet Court IT, =.
Tuar n.- Police niii vhioh 90 a. into "Psta"" '"
o,,o hs. h..n suspaudsd ons month az iha "aF"f ~
nn vet isd "a ufs.nifa tho iVfes see"'''Ak =" W.
provision. u tho ofinanes H., ..,.ia,
leach sn,dsT arrested tho .soomples Of L,nf'Sa'
~ re-. di.sb.rsrd Tor want OF evidences against Nm
No m.fsfisl charge In our hafss' -. 81. ,,,
49,, o. srocEs.- FirT Hoard ard Uifr-yp "dai"
n 60 DO lii 400 Schuyiill Nav os' ~ ~ - H.,
SoorS Bsard and Afsr-l0 Farm snd Mech Va, %;
coo Readipr Bonds. 81 30 OifsId ~ IA Union 81
TenB ~ 80 Readg. l8i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

From BERMUDA-By the brig Richmond Nc
Kepzie. we have Bermuda papers 10 the 9th inst. The
steamer Dee from YSrs Cruz. arrived on the oth WIN
news Of tbs signing OF the treaty &c
Capt May whe Suspended by the Directors OF the
Royal Mai Steam Packet Company, on complaint OF the
10 Vera Cruz 10 the Tevot has beea reiasated and Ia
nov in The command OF the Medwsy
We understand issys the Rrgal Gdzene) that h'tesn
shares of the West India Bank which originally cost ~
per share were sold few dsyssnce at Sc Vincent st SO
each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

Mr.. CLAY ~ NAsHyILLE-The NashrIle Ga
,,;ie. Of the 18Th, says:
Some warm friends Of Mr.. Clay are ereulnins es
for Clay meeting IN thscity We undsrstand ths CAL"
signed BY upward OF 9 thousand voters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

NeW-1oIh UEt7efstty, uafou Z, fobs
DR Morrs' BAl.AxIc srRus--This preparation powss'
see macy very vassbls medicinal qualities, and f@
superior to any other sndote for Colds Coughs, Hosf's
asss. and other similar pulmonary complaints Having
been Afflicted for several wests with distressing ooosh
ana sor.ac.s Of the lungs which caused much psiu
the sussosdan Of fseaa used this Syrup. and hossA
AZ as.s somewha; inclined TO doubt its efficacy sti ~
virtues soon ersdeasd all such skeptcsm and satisfied me
hat u the public could bs prevailed upon to sivs this me-
aIsas fair trial. tbey would deem lite inventor ssttiss
10 THAR ,uoss sincere thanha LEWIS u BUSH,
rss s.is co., Of Pszkpsss cad Broadway. - s1vss'
ussnsal NV"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

" The celebrated Rolander, while pupil of the srest
Lnneus. and sding in bis fam Twas several times
attacked with severe dyssntery, which. upon minute
nation found to proceed from the fact Of bis
drinking water from wooden vessel that swamios
with a microscopic worm This being carried into
the stomach, caused the distressing masdy 10 the
Of b. A. Fihnestocks Vermuge, prepared at Pittsburgh
Pa, immediate relief Is given In all Of worms
whether Of minute size as In the aforementioned in
stance, the frightful Tspe-worm of many yards in
length.
For sac By the proprietors, B. A. FAHNESrOCK co
at their br,nch establishment, 10 Johnst, NewYork
JAVA COFFEE, TEAS, SuGARs, old Java Coffee Of
the finest quality, at the log price OF ~ cents per ID
prime old sumatrs 10 cents The above cofees
ed aud ground daily, aud warranted pure and OF deli.
cicus flavor. New fine Oulong Tea at 81 cents Q TO-
White yellow and brown Sugars at unusually low prices
Aso good Winterbleached Lamp Oil, IS cents ssoa.
Superior Sperm Candles 81 3D. per h. for sale in qusn
ties to suit families aud dealers by J. o. FOWLER,
$50 and 4ls Greenwich and IS vessy sts
~ Imported French Patent Leather Boots, Just 70
csiyed from Paris, and selling at only 81 also hand
large assortment of calf dress Boots at 81 So and warrant
ed to give satisfaction. ii. b. JONES, "a Ann'st
luvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

PREPARE Fos SUMasR-Now Is the time 10 purify and
brace steal system enable II TO bear up
against the enervsns heats Of Summer The condition Of
the blood at the expiration Of Winter OWNS inactive
pssprsOn during that season. aud from other causes
not in proper state TO resist disease the digestive
powers, which generally oveaxed BY the apostle 10
cold weathsr IN their fall vgor Ia fact change 10 the
state Of the animal machine TO elimtts 10 -
necessary a change Of clothing. To purge from the
blood its unhealthy particles, and impst to more na'
ttve ehsrasteto give tone e the stomach and s1psl
obraetons from the bowss-in short to rsnfofce the
whole system for the campaign Of Summef, there %
preparation 40 eftscous a. sAspss SARsArAniLLA.
Prepared ana sid, wholesale and retail, BY A. B. 4 "
SANDS Wholesale Drusssts 100 Fulton, corner OF WI
liam st rs sroadway and II East Broadway, NewYorh.
Sold also by Drarssts generally throusheut the United
STATE RIien q psr hotfle. OF Mx bottlss Tor ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

DIsBRow's RIDING SCHOOL, 70 Fourn avenue, on As.
tor and Lsfsye,tep acea Open daily for ladies from
A. NJ 10 p NJ; open daily for gentlemen from 70 ?.
Eveting class for genemeno Tuesday, Thursdsy and
Saturday evenings from "A 81 O'Clock 1884, smTuThkS
~ WoRRALps CAsr-lRos AWNING rosrs : Tho
subscribers prepared execute orders for tho above
posts which were introduced By them lest season. -
adopted by the public authorities and used houshoss
the public thofou shfsres OF the city.
WORhALL Il co. Iron Founders, 10.
ma I'm a. "a. 26 and q Eln.st near Pssrlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

~ CLARKsoS CRoLIUs, Esq, has received the
unanimous nomination for the office Of Alderman
in the Seventeenth Ward, aud we learn be has
accepted the nomination. He will Of course, be
elected.