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WARD MEETINGS.

r=,- Ftr-t Judicial Ui.rrict.-At Meeting held a,
,hs Marc gr.~ Apri 8is for the yurPO'r Of receiv-
ius report of the Nom naiins Son' - ~ ~ ,.
Judicial strsi rursssnr 70 esl Of 'ad eomlt,ee on
r,oor ~. c.i as aim0uaiy pied Tie report
hawai- bsso rad &c adopted, ano The follow "a named
gentlemen. viz t.,,vscorru
e. poI,e> Jasficc-J kREMIAH LOIHROP.
.s r,,sproousy approved Of sno recommended 10 tire
az the First District for their support The meeting
-, .diorrnee TO proceed 10 Lafayette Hall
VIC" JOHN W. THORN, Chairman
u NJ FREgM,N oso'e'7t'eA al0 2tis-
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WANTS.
q lasuersfs AiS'rfus-.sH' 'sHf ~ ssH'l sssf -
.or-,1iz o. t.ry --,i 80 ts ts<s~ -, Of t.s OSos

WANTED rsrs e1snse f1r any person. male or f.
w male having from thee % * hundred col'lrs, car
bay out =stsbishu-nt Of iorg standing That yisds
over tusdrsd per cclt profit. All dolug hfstrsf- b.
sGsss whch j. tcus oglY 9r The object u saug
o. the subscriber hss other business Tbs IL chirc-
that Is seldom found ~ small a sum. They make
from cu- thousand % fifteen huadrsd year snd D
increased double the Business witch 10 easy
and vs-y pIoAssut Acarsss hsufY, box dt9 eli W.
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tNANTED-Person wishing employ ment, perm Al
w and respectable at good WAGES and sure pay 70
.,s or re.i stores IN any respectable business ia
obtaiu eligible situations By applying 70 w !" ora
co Agent. cor Merchants, hsnufaeturers stoct
Ie 0fbcs 542 Broadway. Open from 20 10 4 o sloe..
NB-Thi. 10 not sc Intelligence Once. fropefiy OF
Ill lind. housht sold let exchanged, Gc- 40 lSs
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X c. KrMP. Auetioeser
~ N

ERIDAY, AT CONSTITUTION H,LL-LAR0k
STOCK OF FASHIONABLE FURNITURE r.
KEMP will se at auction, BY catalogue, FRIDAY eess
a, 40 oeloct. Constitution HALL $50 Broadway, The es
IRE stock Of esbcet msker removed for eonvsnieoes 81
SALE copsiug OF very large and handsome s.sar m.nt
II rosewood mahogany and BLACK ~snut psrlor, dinss
room aud chamber furniture ali OF which hss bese msde
for the Broadway private trade sale ssd will bs arranged
10 the spacious hall and dinos ruom, fer Inspection On
the morning. OF ssis Sale positive sad without
Fall particulars on Tuesday. all 2is
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kliANTED-A situation by young vorlsn 10 DO me
w ch.mberw and sssist In the WANING and iron
ng or els. take q children. DO general house..
work In small private family. The best Of references
fv-n. Can b. for tue days through the week
Call At ~ Msdsonst stair, in the "a story back rom
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First Ward Wing Nominations:

For ll9errlan. .. T HEODOkE Dr. FOkksT.
For Afsttaf Ald>vaan JOSEPH JAMESON.
Fer dseUeTs.
J. CLITZ MORRISON IRA BROWN
Fer C0Hftdbies.
HORACE DEEM ROBERT Z MARTIN.
For Sos,ol Csrsmissioa.r. JAMES CRUIkSHASK.
Fer Iasp,ctor. CkVANNA
For Trustee. JACOB ROOSEVELT. all It
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lITANTED-A situation by young woman In re-
w spectacle private family ehsm5ermAid and 70 sew
hss GOOD kro~ledse Of dresEmskiDg; or would 20 as
laundre.s n private family; has objection 20 the
country f1r ID. SUMNER produce the best Of city
srsncs a. 20 character And eapabity from her last place
Annlv ~ sS7t Bow,ry near Fourth.st all IT,
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oTTIeE OF rsE Nav YosK Gas LisHr CoNr.Sf'
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS have
ms d.y DECLARED Dividend OF fenf soe one nst p
-, on tss C.pifL sock Of this Ccupsty, of me 81
ontb. epdisx ist February last payable 70 me 800.
Sssr, on sns si,sr Monday the lot hsJ nef Ins
~ Uni By order, {. ENERiTT secr-tsfy.
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A WNTN0 POsTs Of esss iroa spS fssne - > "a
"A ..nis" made and pos sp 4 rs!ee.d snss
.s,,-. Do"eAN asx Lissssyc
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MU-EUM.-
~. .OPPO.ITION FOR ALBANY

-r~s IOPPO-ITION FOR ALBANY
sssspss=z degulsr days OF sailing Tossd.Js, Than
se--rk>n<sis,. .nd Saturdays Fare IS Cent?
B,,;h, 50 Cents This celebrated steamboat JAS. MADl
SON Capt L. S.son, viii cave the steamboat pier foot
Of Robinson-.t THlS EVENING, ats o'eloes, TUESDAY
Apru H. ls4s For passage freight apply on board or
% q. T STANLEY at the otfss on the wharf foot Of
R0bnson-st elI IL
~ FOR FORT HAMILTON, KEY
sAks-NPORT AND MlDDLErOWN POINT
The s,ssmsrJE COFFEE. Capt 7. v
Arrousnith will leave Hew-York, Chsmbeust dsily,
sonasys excepted ats N. Returning leave Key Port
Al "a < NJ Isnsfns at Fort Hamilton each way. Fare
20 KEY Port is cts Fort Hamilton l2t cts. ell Son.
IT, NOTICE-sTATENIsLAN FERRY.
EHnrHs -on sna after s W We Apr, u; shs
ANDTR will MAKE the following td until farther notice
I<ape QaaFani,n<-At6, g. o. 10 and IL An; LASS,
and 8 Pm. a
.,S7lpn allH
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~ Fifteenth Wnrd.-TO the Po,eTs Of the Fytee1n
Ward: GeNTLEMES-Plesse examine well your tickets
before voting ARD vote that which the name Of EZRA
LUDLOW appears for Assessor.
ai0 2tis.TAXPAYERS OF THE FIFTEENTH WARD.
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cHRISrY's MINsTRELs.

rHE OLDEST ksrAsLisHEO bANu N 1ht O>lltp crArts
undsr tAe Of T. p. Csriy whose 'Htn.'taok sns
original entertainments are Rightly honoed with eroTd<d
aud hshy respectable aud ences snd favored with
PATRONAGE unprecedented By any amusement In this city
Admission 3 cents-doors open at concert commences
al 8 O'Clock.
For the aeeomnod stior Of families
AN AFTERNOON CONCERT EVERY SATURDAY
door. oman , comuiepcs 4 O'clock. 40 lwB'
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WEsTERN PASSAGE co MP A.
~. = oss: = j. s.' 4 =

- -T-TD
An1sn1 ~ and e the pail c, 10 tbs
want Of safe ehesp and comfortable coavJsscs ,or
sntzr.ats and other persons fishing ps.ss w''
- ~ md .,o 20 relieve tb.mss from the odium
~ fraud. hsretofors pr.ctc~ and proven the same in
f,,prs,o secure TO the csrlsr mocerss tompspssoo
- 20 s traveller safety sg.1st impostA " )pr
-. grhs poo csssis have established
40. s5oy. Con pay which under tbsirinmediss care
or Of AGENTS Of ehsf.etsr sad ability
The Cooo.ny propose mssiss very Iow priees-to psb
.h them .sd allow higher price 10 Be- tsk 81 W ssy
.ss Atsevsrs points rsls the csmss Of respo1
wrocfs and will ans ger sod ssrsfy s jsst eompisno
Prices and the names Of eli paes via - evsn - socn
q, ufc.s are received from the Lshes ke 10 The mean
one. 20 ,uch enKr.n,s az u.y ssh take pesssss TO
Buffalo a. a. each, scd sxr- efs.ss Tic per l~ lbs 70
90 forwsrd The Opening tse canal sod toey ~ish
10 a. beyond Buffalo hey saa - ~ me D~esS rats o'
iii - furni.E free sntl theesnsl isopen FOR
~ $500, Psf1r ~ n. " HOLT,
~ - a. prsfs4,t Board Of For~Hd-rs
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si.-tt, Uard -I1nfou Ticket.

sixth Ward-Union Ticket.
For diGerman. FREDERICK ID kOHLkR
For Assisfant Alderman. MATHEW d. GREEN.
4Nessors
MOSES TAYLOR, THOS. THOMPSON
Constable,
GEORGE MASON. LESTER WILSON. ali IL
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;N3RAVlNGs AT WHOLk,AL
e GAME ART d co.

EN5RAVINGs AT WHOLE,ALE
e. GArdBART d co.
% B.rnsrs-st oxford ct LONDON
81 Rue Aumsir-, Pans
247 Broadway. Mes Or . a. ptx
a. lWis T. ANIhONi 49, =. -
nRiSTING OFFICE FOR sALk-Cooisinlo.
- AogbI- M. 6tn Under Pre.s Slsrse psen fssef
Pr-....; .ev,ra Hand Presses sDd st.ndn< also
sean Ennas Types Csses Stands, Cna'es &c los sAs
- snt,r. lot o. Ia rart. suit Parshsser, Inquire Of
40 "a. GEO BRUCE Co. Is ChAmoef-t
NIOsRY ADVANCED hbsrsily on erysoocf iio
wi e-r- furniture hard are, croet-ry sne evsfy ee
o,ipton OF foods the auetonsiore u ALHsI q i~
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FEVER MIXTURE,

GREAT REMEDY.
Sold by z NJ LYONS 40 Grsod-st, New YORK, IN :
and shilling bottles. Agents supplied. 81 lneod-
r OSG AND SQUARE SBAWLs, DsEss SILKS
L. AID sIcH MANTfLLas AND NifETTts, At LAM
posrER's EXTENSIVE DAY GOODS wlKsHoUsE. % Cstha
rne 81 will ofer for the Inspection ofoss this morning
100 packages rieh SILKS, shswls Msntillss and Vi
t.ft,s Cardinals and al other styles that sre used ~
,ut stitues for Shswls ~ r..
so pieces plain plsd ard stripe foult de Lee; from
i.te 5. Rich stripe and plaid Glaze ehsoseaoe orc ae
Rbine Lyous CAdrie. Rsye, Gro de naples Gro De n
M. Gro dOrleans Armure rich high Lustre Jet oaes o.
Iii widths from half yard wide 10 two Jards wide ana al
'olher new sty les prins silks ..
80 Vikettes Mantilas and SACKS, comprising every
.nn ali the Spring Partisan shapes sndstyes Manu As
lin pl.ia and rich trimmings Nizeues win ersniai
IA pont,d Cspes with lace, trinre, xmp ano fun
,aess DO DO DO. These Gods osios cut s9o
,ss- by and under our Inspection, isdies may ts1
m none but tho very best materiss osns ussa 10 INC
"a 80. s,n,tn, ~ man LANE PORTER.
mEHu'a. 'u''Ne " Is Cstbsrine-st
yVHITT4kEk's MINIATURE solsr Lamp
w For - hich patent 10 nov penoins ouins On ~ -
,,,sv n.w prineiple-thst Of . cgrfen OF h-s.s 81
,b ~. oil lountsin hieh gives 0efeety " mite .nd
s,ilsn, h, ht from whale oil or lard Ths various INIT.
~, bicb ave aavertis-d bear not the slightest reseni
.nr in priucipe or poiot Il utility economy or coz
g.,i.rr. Ma nfsctursf soley BY -,
FSDICOTT a SUMNER. io6 Elm+t near Sansl,
"a go nv them apd their sahOrzed SCENTS ,hf0usoOu
re Iinitef States B-On for the sane % e-eto PEI
,.iIon Richly ornsmented bronrsd stylsi nov fssos
all lv
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ECONOMY AND FAsHIOS-ssnns rs''7fh
ELL lsls Unsurpassed ~ any Ter beauty dafAoS ano
eheSpness. The ssb.enber invites in'peeaon oe'or'
D,rchans elsewhere Every s''iee EasFsHteea 70 give
$1,000 relssr.i,-I Jwg KELLOGG. il6 ClDsl-st
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~ A Card.-To The Wh,g Electors Of the T'reDh
Ward The undersigned having heard that report In
that he or his friends intend TO crsste schism
in the Whig party of The Twelfth Ward would respect
fully state that such report Is without foundstion and
that although his feelings and Just claims 10 fair ballot
nave been yet that 10 his intention, and the
design of his friends 10 vote the whole ticket 80 nov be-
fore the people, viz Csrnley, CLARK" &c.
Harlem, April 10. all lei HARVEY BEEhMAN'
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HOMrR MORGAN. Aastionssr
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

CswiFr 4 MOR0AN will ssli y suction 90 rsesssy,
ilth April at 70 O'Clock, at " Nsa Fourtssrth Of tve
ioOrs OF Fihh avenue, tbs enure Fanfare 10 The
house com p,isins full add oompsts assortment
Also few choice oil paintings aud sasfsvisfs 10 rich
Frames.
The furniture n. been IN but sis months 10 IN pr
feet order and we'll worthy the st,sn,ioD Of psrshsssr
Catsosuss tho day before tho sale IS Sds-
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~ CLAW EestiyaI.-A meeting Of the Committee OF
Arrangements will be held this Tuesday, evening 81 the
Apollo saloon at o'clock. AZ this is the last meeting Of
the Committee prior the Festival 1t is desired that all
the members should be prescott
p. w. ENGS, Chairman.
Iosx IT Dopeg Secretary all It,
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ITALIAN OPERA H0l-E.-Doop open At h.f

l past 7-P-r'ormAnes At o'clock preeisely-WED-
NFSDAY EVENING. April u, viii be performed the
,hrilnns Opers Of LUCREZlA BOR0lA-mase BY Don't
Issu. LucreEiA Ssnorna Truth OFsini, >xnora Ii
ETH Rossi; Lvsrotto. Sisnors T. Aysssdro; Oennsro,
sixnor Ben.dett, Daes Alfonso, Sisuor kos Gu
belta sgnor @ Nora; Gsfels siguor l. Biondii Nltte
lorai STA q Pemoates Maestro Directors, sisnor ba
H. Leader Of the orchestra and chorus MISTER sig C.
Ll.tti The scenery painted By signon Alesu snd Mo
lni Costumes by Sisuor }. h. HsiloImsn. No lady IN
accompanied BY gentleman admitted All
GRAND CONCERT At TIE rABEsNAcLE-
TUn Thursdsv evening, 18th April. lsss the Italian
Opera Com pany will sing the Sacred Drsns Of NEBu
CHADNEZZAR. and some other musiesl Gems Program
me early next weet At
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- zH TO WEsTEkN
- .;ss,;s:s;i;ss TkAyELEK-;v

6 -s:s,ssss;ists TKkvELER-. ~
PIONEER AND EX
PRESS PACKET LINE. Phladslpaia to Pit,sturSA-
The travelling public is respectfully Informed that the od
established and N4vorits line 10 in fu operation and
leaves daily AZ u A NJ. The on the rstlrosds are
built 10 the spprovsa modern sys New boats have
been added 20 IN. fine and all fitted 10 superior
n.nne, Gent travelling with their families wiz
hnd this Altogether tho NEST pleasant way Of ssttne 10
Pittsburgh, all the danger snd fatigue OF sage tpssiIae
"a avoided The railroads are p.sssd in csyhsfG FOR
seats and other Information, apply the once ~ Mar
sets J. FEIEhS GU RroPnssofs
Philsdslphis, April, l24s. ,-.,,
C.urIos-Ps4sarss srs cautioned sssisG psyias reir
fare ia Nsw.York There 10 10 that city srhor
ira 10 S., tickets or transact busins for thishns s
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MECHANICS BALL,
40 BROADWAY, between Grand and Broom.
Z.treet. open EVERY NIGHT DURING Tue
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND CONCERT BY rHE ITALIAN OF

GRAND CONCERT BY THE ITALIAN OPERA
VI Compsny. 81 the G.5sfu.Cle, AZ hsOAf, Agni 10
-sispori D. TruH SguoFs Li.f RCs-i, ssuoTss Ansis
P.t sr Resedeiti. ST. Are d. ih's 81 appearances 10
S-s,.Yorsl Sr B.ini. s. s-n-Neut.n1, ST. AVisnons.
~ ko. S1r 4rico snd ths shoe Chorus. ana grand
feae.frs Of the Asior-Plsce Opers Company VIII ee
siv-n V-fffs Sacred Opera % Nsbl ShAONtLLSh,
aas selections from the ecm positions Of Donrstu ssr,
r,aants sns Ro..int Part list act OF the OPers OF
SEgUCHApNEZZAR observation-disclosures isnor
R-.sv.nt.no: Isus. sr B>ini; Iaeksrish. ~. kosi
Abigail 5 srofirs Tru9 Phsnsns, sigoorins Amsia
Pstu; High Priest Of Bel, ST 6ionei Aeosh' - PIE
usortsls AIMS. Signors AvssssEo. The ofisina Ovsr'
tur- 70 NsbaehscneExsr By the srsui Ofehe'rs-
Chorus-Our - as Preparstioos-hehfess and rress-
Grand Al. ard CcfO-dore sons LtchsriAh. Hebrews
Ard Pr -.ts terr-tto Warriors the f-mple . t.<eo-
Al al. Ph,neus snd ismael Chorus. To s6eid ths holy
edihee Z,ctNtsh Anne, Hehrs~ women, Leviies ane
w.rrior. Cr.rd Concerted Finsle, What attempt ye
Alb gail. NebuchadueIEG Phsnsss- L.ehsfish, i'mse
tnea. and male anc tensile chorus Part ii--c set q
Nsbuchscu.srsr Grand ATis snf Chorus-l have foond
the fs,sl scroll Abigail sod the Hfh Press ard Iorcs
R,uarxs Approached the holy eoce erins here; Lsen
zrish RectAtivs snd Chorus Here n h- night isms-
Pheneus, Lschsrsh snd Levites Csnone ana rinse
Tsse RI m my head the crown, Abigail fhenens' Neou
chadpeErS lsrnael and priests noble. sud PoPssse-
Psrt Iti-Duet Eisir d'Amor- OoniEstu ssnorlus Ben
sdetu sud sis Sanquireo. Romauee, II SoEnc, Aeres
dante with violsneelio accompaniment Sigrors avg
non- snd Torfisni Roudo, ltalisns ia Agefi kosinl
sgnora Lietti Rossi Dnet Normsn Psrj, Meresssnte
Sisuorisns Tru5 ard Siguor Avenone Aria. Maria 81
Rouen. DouEstti. snor Arnold Grand Chorus from
Eru4ui Verci ~ choral department Nsestro sign
or BsL Lsadsr of the orehestrs, sguot Lett fiss
81 Be had the stores, principal eotes AMI
box oice Of The Astorpscs OPers, hsfPss TO u, sus
toS a. Waist 81 sits
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kNANTED-SituAtions b two yoang women, The enc
w fnur.- ard ehsmbermsic, OF chsnb.rnaG and %
assist IN ~sshing AID ironing she 10 willing % make
herself useful aud mss the best Of city reference OBJ
lection 70 20 iuto he country The other - cook wash
and ron or DO general hOBseEors she has good Ell
reference wiling 10 g 10 the eountIy Please call At
20 Enusfnn-st I'll IL
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Subscriber. received TO the Daily Tribune.

CIV ..b.et.r. are not suy but those
Who's subscription money received IN advance
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u Card We have this DAY opened aFANCf dOOD
STORE. II $50 Broadway, at which place we invite our
frisuds and the public twhose patronage we sohct 70
call and examine our consisting of choice imported
perfnmery soaps toilet articles, odour pun aud other
boxes choice sationeTy family medicines objects o. me
arts. &c, OkChAhD phOhN
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A II MULLER, AoeIienssr.

n
STANDARD ROSES, GREENHOUSE PLANTS
S9rspe Woes Fruit aua Ornamental Tree nc HAL
LIDAY L MULLER will sell al aaoop. this dsy, April
H. at lOs O'Clock. at their sslss ROOM Wallst Large
and splendid collection OF Standard Rss,s comprsips al
ths most admired varieties choice assortmenl Of
greenhouse plants among which viii be found orsntes
and lemon trees in blossom and cesns sppls sod peach
trees Of the best gratis ssps vince Psaloais lmpsrsia
he fuest tee soown. ke. he nom the
sery Of d Ball. Biocminsdslo Road
Also eco Grant bserses Asparagus roots yesrs old
All Of which are 10 perfecs order ell IT,
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MARINE JOU R n A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.

MINIATURE lLxAsAc...THIs DAY.
TIE Sun. TIE MOON fULL SEA
: "a Sets "a % Morn...1 % Morn.
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tA ANTED-sItaaIi0ns y no fefpecsE5e YCunE
w womsu-oIe 80 chan bsr1Gic waiter. 30 the
horsewor Of snail private fsn y-ihe other cham
b-ruaid Rod iih he washing sno ironing 70
40 az uurss snd plain ,-wer No objection N 90 short
distance ID the eoantry Best q city seerenc. given n
required. Please cal l7s Mosst- II Inc Csa be
seen two DAYS all IL
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THE GRAND COLLECTION or TIE WORKS
or THE OLD MASTERS, comprising original

byTiHsn Ruben, Raphssl Murilo, Vsssquez Van Dyck,
Giuho Romsno Psrms isbo, Holbsin jan Stsen. Carlo
Oolc Cuyp Wilson AID many others Of the Old Masters
10 ooen At tbs Lycsum Gallery. 500 Broadway, from
A. 81 10 p NJ Admittancs Is cents. MI lrnis'
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n =. WTLbNNHl NuofTOntfFl
ON PACKAGES GLASSWARE AT AUG
SCOrioN -WscussSsy april a. at iooc'oct at the
.les room, CeSsrst Pesl So 500 each heavy
French and plat tumber. 90 bsrrels T. and Gate
prest best se-n turbles SO barrels beet dot pfsst,
huts new mold, printed tunbers; 50 boxss ssits. ssr
Gus patterns. Sale positive for cash.
.ii 2is. W. W SHIRLEY. Salesman
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second Ward Wig Nominations.


Foy Aidermzn-JA1ES KELLY
For Aflistast 4id,rnaan-SAMU FL FROST
For LsScss0rs
JOHN ". SAYRE. AUGUSTUS r. CAMMEYEH.
For COnstabies.
BENJAMIN r. PEASE. EMERALD WHEELER
For Inspeef0rf-FrN D'strtst.
EPHRAIM II HUDSON. JAMES Fl WELSH.
FOR Tasyecforg-Second Dis,rtcf
GIDEON CLIFTON JOHN L. LEFFERTS
For School CommttsOn1r- ABEL T. EDGERTON
For TaspectsT-HENRY COLLINS.
For Trustss-DANlEL p. SMITH
For Polio, Jusfic.-JEREMIAH LATHROP.
Asststgnf Jusfice-JAMES GREEN.
Ry order Of W ard Committee.
JOHN L. LEFFERTS, Chairman.
JoS,TsSS EDGAR, Secretaries. slO ?,
~ Third Ward Regular NomInations.-At
meeting Of the WhE Nominating Committee OF the Third
Ward held AZ 2l5 WashingOn.st. Thursday evening
April g. the following nominations were unanimously de-
cisreo o
For Ald,rulon. q. O.. Gen. ROBERT sWARTWOUT.
For Asslstant Alderman. JAMES Z. WOOD.
For lsseuors.
WILLIAM L. sHARDLOW, SAMUEL R MABBATT
For COnHoblss. -
GEORGE w. CHEDIc, CORNELIUS ALLISON
Dlt Inspectors Of El,etiors:
T. LEWIS TEALE, S..sAML r. nABBATT,
ALEXIS SMITH. THOS. w. FAULKNER
,. JOSEPH BELL,
LEVI FOLSOM, - . -
For School Con,n,issionsr-JUsTUS :. REDFIELD
For InspecfOr....SAMUELR CHlLDS.
For Trustee. WILLIAM EBBlTT.
WILLIAM EBBIJT, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

Seventeenth Ward Independent Nominations
Fer .iideysaa-CLARKsON CROLlUs
For 4ssistanf Aidermaa-JOHN TOWNSEND
For School CorImissioner-JOHN VI. SEAMAN.
For Inspector-rHOMAs NJ. GAHAGAN
For Trustees
ROBERT STEAD. JOHN J. HERRlCK. sl0 2ti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

u Lecture on siam.-Dr. BRADLEY, for ~ yess
Missionary to siam, viii deliver Lecture on the HABITS
Customs and Pecuaties Of that comparatively unknown
People and County, this evening ct O'clock at the
Free CONGREGATIONAL Church. Sulivans at below Houston
~ Elisnds nf Mssion. Invited 70 attend all IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH KICHARps, Assrosesr.
by BANGS, RICHARDS & PLA TT, ssc-s -.
ID BroAdwsy-lie~rsl sssn advances n sss on sossss
r,enfs for spet1oo ssles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

~ Eighteenth Ward.-At a meeting OF the Demo
ersric Whs Ward Committee Of the Eighteenth " srd
held on Saturday evening April g. 1913 II wss on motto
Resolved That the Ticket headed MOSES MAYNARD
Ir for Alderman, and GEOhOE w ALLbhIVN ior ~
sstsnt, 10 the regular tietet
JAMES LYNCH, Chsrmsn, pro TEN.
hLssHr G.Lsssr' Secretaries Al, IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

Eighth Ward Free Soil Nominations.
For Alderman-W. PARKER.
For 4ssisfant Alderman } DAVIS.
For Assess0rs-J. DYKES, RUDOLPH
For Constables-E. BEENv. J. WHITE
A. B. HOUPTMAN, Chairman
W KvIcBroN Secretary a. StsThM&Ta'
Tenth Ward Democratic Whia Nominations
For alderman. ROBERT u. HAWs
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-10
TO the Public.

The next session of Desmoines College, locat-
ed at West Point Iowa, will commence on the
first Monday of May l84S. Persons wishing to
educate their sons, will find this a convenient
and desirable place. West Point is situated ina
beautiful and healthy part of,he State, 10 miles
from Fort Madison, on the Mississippi, and Is
from BURLINGTON. A President Grew. Michael
Hummer has been elected for this institution,
who, it is expected, will enter upon The duties
OF his office at the beginning of the next term
There will also be two Professors, Revd. Wm
Bradley and Revd. James Allison, whose known
qualifications Give assurance that the course OF
instruction will be as extensive and thorough as
at any of the colleges in the West. The langua
ges, various branches of Mathematics and Of Nat.
ural Science, will be tauget The expenses of
students will be comparatively light. Boarding
can be had in the club at S7a cents per week, and
in private families al 81 25 10 81 90. The insti-
tuition is at present in a prosperous cordItion;
fvom 35 to 10 students have been in attendance,
and it is expected that this number next session
will be increased. The college edifce is large
and comm odous, adapted to render young men
comfortable who room in it. There W ill be two
sessions of % weeks each. Tuition $40 per ses-
sion for the classics. and IS for other branches
of education.
James c. Sharon. Salmon Cowls, Step. Gear
heart, William Alexander, James Gallatin.
Elk. Com.