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MIR. Havemeyer in Tnmmnny.


The b'boys will come together tonight at
Tammany to ratify and adopt the nomination Of
VIM f. Havemeyer for Mayor as it is their high
privilege to do. Last Spring, Mr.. Havemeyer and
his especial friends helped US beat Sherman Brow
nell, and last Fall they helped ngain to use up
the Old Hunker, Anti. Wilmot Proviso party in City
and State. We acknowledge the obligation, and
stand ready to do them as good a turn when we
can do il without injustice; and if they had only
assented to Mr. Brady's serving e second year, and
notified us that they wanted Mr. Havemeyer for his
successor. We would have agreed not to oppose
them. We will agree to that now. But to thrust
Mr. Havemeyer into the canvass at the close Of Mr..
Brsdy's first year, knowing that the latter must be
reelected or seem to be discarded, is not the fair
thing. Ii 10 due TO our blsmeess and most excel.
lent Mayor that he be reelected, and any Wing
who shall be persuaded to cast vote for Have
meyer or who neglects to vote for Brady 10 guilty
Of injustice to an exemplary public officer. But
this must not be. Wings! if Havemeyer was a
good magistrate. and IL on many accounts accepta
BILE, Brady has served the City faithfully and is
in every respect as deserving of your favor as
Havemeyer; in some respects more So Do not
betray nor desert your own true man, but take hold
and reelect him!
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Oh Thursday, 9Th ins- CArHARfNE ANTOINETrE
wife OF Samuel f. Williams IN the j6fh year OF her age
The friends and relatives Of the family and Of her her
AnthOny Dsy Ec respectfully invited 20 atfend her
funeral Saturday the sch inst At i o'csck n tho
Church ~ tho Puritsns Union square. Relatives VIII
meet ~ N. house.
~ EAstern pspers please copy a7sts
Ga Wednesday, 9Th inst al ~ z. NJ SAMUEL SMITH,
In the sn.h year OF hs sgs
The friends ana scqusinances are respectfully invited
10 view the before hsug removed from residence
No 81 Forsyth-st TO Flauands. l.. I. for intsTm~nt
On the 9Th inst Of consumption, Mr CHRISTINA SAN
DERSON aged - years
On rhur,day, the 9Th inst CHARLES w. youngest son
Of Henry ard Caroline Rhodes. eyed 10 weeks
The iiiends Of the family respec fully invited to
attend thu funeral at Sl8 Deioncy - this lFhday alter
non. AZ { O'Clock
At Newark ~ j. the Cd inst 81 the rssidence OF her
in.law. I. Pinneo, Mfs SARAH LYMAN, sssd n
years widow Of the late Samuel Lyman OF Connecticut
and mother of Mrs sarah L. Mead Of this City
A. Cincinnati. Ohio. ON the 9Th inst Mira JANE HUB
BARD. rect OF the late Daniel Hubbard.
~ Long leland papers please copy.
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Correspondence o. The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday April ;.
Another Member of Congress vas, today, laid
in the tomb The Chaplain OF the House, Rev. Mr.
GURLEY preached the sermon on the occasion.
Members of both Ilous were present with oil
eals, military and civil. No business transacted in
either House.
The case Of Mr.. NusEST was continued today
Mr. BRADLEY male splendid argument in his be
half II occupied the whole day. He spoke about
ak hours The Court have adjourned till Friday,
when they will decide the case. 1t is generally
expected that it will be against Mr.. NUGENr. The
Senate can keep him in custody till the end of the
session, but will probably llberate him before that
time.
Among the strangers in our City, | notice the
worthy and deseryedly popular Mayor OF New
York City, Mr.. BRADY. He stops at COlemans.
There is nothing to talk about tonight, aud that
is such delicate subject that it is best to say
nothing NJ all about IT, RicHELiEU.
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HrSLrr's defence Of the Administration and said
i,s conduct toward Generals ScoTr and TAYLOR
had been in the highest degree reprehensible- and
deserved the severest censure Of the country. he
SPOKE fluently and earnestly. He was Interrupted
bv Mr. McCLERsAsD Of Ill and also by Mr. Bow
prS Of Ala who asked various questions with re-
gard to the subject under discussion.
Mr. TURNER of III. followed on the other side
On motion. the Committee rose, and the Chairman,
Mr. CgAssToS Of r. l. reported the bill to the House
without amendment.
M VIsroS Of Ohio, Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, moved that the House
resolve itself into Committee Of the Whole on
the State Of the Union, aud take up the Appropria
ton bill The first thing in order was the appro-
priation in favor Of the Military Academy ct West
Point
Mr.. STEPHENSON Of Georgia made spirited
speech in opposition TO it, and wen. against farther
wasting OF money for that object
Mr.. DICK of Penn. moved 10 strike out the sP-
propriatoa for paying visiters 10 the Academy
Pending the discussion of which the House sd-
iourned
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TURsIso THE TAsLt,-A somewhat curiOu

TURsIsG THE TABLrs--A somewhat curious
case was srsged before the ssprsm. Court OF N.sschu
sssis on Tuesday Ia the Court below the paintis was
solorsd sirl Save from the South Ard tho defendant
physician living Northampton 10 1885, the siTI being
temporarily OF Merriam pton with her master, family tts
csi-ndsot s1ed out hGb,as corpus, which chs vn
brought before Judge Dewey With view 70 her sauips
ton but before the Ju5ss she fsfssd 10 be made
prssrpg 70 remain With her master. Ard subssQgsnty
she brought scod assinsi the defendant for false
prisenm-nt fa this acton verdict rendered for
The psintis under Instructions from the Court that the
proved df not constitute valid defence those facts
being ia Substance that the habs5f eorysg sued
with the and AZ the request Of The ylsnf The
Supreme Court OF 9 ler-nt opinion, and ordered
trial.
SUIT FOR MALICIOUS PROsycUIl0S-ln lsS6,
Ira Bacon tried before the Court - Common Pleas
this town on complaint Of Henry TowBs snd oih-,
FOR burning bis factory in Bechsro~n 20 des0d
The Insurance. Company Of 5000. aud sequiit-d-
Th-rsgpon Bacon Instituted sut s<aing fo~ne shaw
and Rsnds for malicious prosecution bunRng ihs cass
before thu Court Worcester The tFisi cOnolgdsd
Thgrsdsy lss amer hearing sever day. verdict
against Tovne and Shaw. isying tanSsesst ~ - aud q
qatsi IN Randall The Counsel for defendants
moved that the verdict b So aside against evidence
ard exceptions taken to tho rolling - the Jndse
fNCFthampfCn lsxrslts
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PniIADEI rHIA. WsdneIdAY.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHiLADELrHT., Wednesday, April g.
There is nothing of interest stirring in our city
to-day
DrS r. NcCntook hs, been chosen Adj met Professor
Of Anatomy in the PhGdelpha College OF Medicine.
The Jury 10 the Of Randall Hutchinson. brought in
verdict thu. morning Of guilty. Thus has fallen snOther
victim to the OF lotteries for learn that he was
consant customer these private bells Of city, here
gambling carried not by cards but by lottery tickets
There no changes In our market to-day.
SALES or STocKs-FUsf B0fTd and dffcr- 5000 :
Treas Notes SIS 0i 500 do l0li 5000 do l0l sl8 go
6s 81. l03t; 300 Unon CANA III, 32do III 40 Girerd
~; : 80 u Treas 25 l0l4 90 Reading b l9 $1,000
state So b5wn 75:; $1,000 do 7}4 $1,000 do y s. 10000
State S. s5wn 7J, S1O000 do 7li $1,000 do 7jf; 5000
schy Nav 6s 49, 4ji 81 900 State So ISL 81 0co Co.
Treas Notes 1915 slO 0O1 Stale So 5ds&n 73f 40 Union
Canal b5 ll S975 state So 49,, 50 Reading CANA 49, $50
NeshAnic Copp L $1,000 State Canal Isl. $1,000 do 7J
Second Board and .fner-S200O Wiling 6s. 90. 25 Mesh
Copr + $4,000 Treas Notes loll sll $40 schYl Nav
S. 49, $50 80 Union Csnal ll 100 BIZ 81; IS Union
lanAl IL. 50 Lehllh Canal Scrlp R3.
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~ The weather for the past few days has been
Of the unnesi Spring style and has been honored with
full share OF those gores Of art which only Broadway can
boast. To pass among the rusng hong At hs hour Of
high change that mart Of fashion, T. satisfaction
especially TO who does not have TO stand share Of the
expense. But the weather though fine, has not yet al
tanned rs rescon lurking chlllness IN the air makes
thick shawls ard cloaks still comfortable aud forbds the
fun towering Of silks and satns. But this Is only tenn
porary eclipse, and In the days To come Broadway will
witness splendors 10 which solomon and all hs magnid-
cence could never be compared.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
EvFsrse REPORT.

fFENiN6 EBFOhls
SENATE ALBANY Thursday April 81 P. VI.
Mr. AYRAULT reported % complete the bill ior
the formation Of Banks.
NJ. JoHNsoS proposed an amendment, relieving
the Nav York Banks from what is contidered an
unjust assessment for filing up the bank iund-
Lost Is 10 -. The bill vas ordered 10 third read
ing. -, A..
Mr.. LAWRENCE reported bill to amend the
charter Of the Northern Railway 10 bridge Lake
Champlain and the Senate went into Committee
on the bill.
A report was received from the Commissioners oil
Practice. transmitting bill 10 facilitate business IN
the Courts Of Law.
The Printing bill vas reported complete The
bill was laid on the table and printed Recess.
ASSEMBLY.
The bill 10 incorporate the Sacketts Haoor ana
Saratoga Railway came up for third reading Inc
bin was passed siter long debate.
The following bills also passed for Halfway
from Lockport to Byron or Buffalo; the flshk,ll
Landing Railway Rochester and Lewiston Ran.
road Buffalo and Pennsylvania line Railroad and
the bin 20 Protect the Property Of Married Women.
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MunDrR At BoRDEyrowv. ". Las, evening

MURDER AT BORDENTOwH, ". Last evening
AZ Rorientown New-Jsrsey. John Jackson eoored was
killed BY another colored man, named Albert Williams
who stabbed him Ia the breast with butcher knife The
parties had been qusrelns through the day ana
about O'Clock Williams went 20 the residence OF the do
ceased. and making hust through the window or his
house inf cited the wound which. We have been IN
formed caused his death almost instantly Coroners
Jury imned sicily summoned bot the verdict had not
been rendered A. tho last accounts from Bordentown
Williams vas 4rre.tsd lPhls. Bulletin, 9th.
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In this City on WeduesdNy. Apt 5. by Rev. Charles O.
sommers, Mr.. THOMAS :. COLES % Miss MARIA o.
BELL
On "wednesday. sth inst By Rev. WiHiNn N. su.lr-,
W. JAMES z PUkDf 20 NJ. MATILDA ANN
SOWARbl, daughter OF Miies Sowab by al a this CITY.
On the morurg OF the 6th iust At II Psar. Church,
Paterson. " ny Rev Thompson. Mr. ISAAC VAN
WAGoNERto Miss JANE BRU NDRED, all ofthe former
plsss.
On the 18Th February 10 Livoaia Livns,ion County.
by Rev W Riley. A. ". HUBBARD 20 1lss JULIA
FERGUSON. al of LiyOuiA
On Tuesday evening N inst by Rev Ralph Hoyt Rector
OF the Church OF he Go0t shepherd HENRY J. MAR
tbs. Esd. OF Philadelphia, 70 Miss MARGARET A.
BELTS OF this City
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~ Gov SEwARp's ORATIos on the Life and
Death Of john QUINCY ADAMS prepared at the
unanimous request of the LegisIatureJ was deliv-
cred last evening in Albany, before all branches Of
the State Government and large concourse Of citi-
IONS We hope TO be able to publish it in our next,
and trust it will BIO deemed every way worthy Of
the author not merely but of the illusrious subject
We shall be obliged TO enlarge our sheet for the
aim
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PeupsyIyapin Legislature,

HARRIsBURs, Thursday, April 0.
The Senate passed the bill 10 incorporate the
Ocarara Railroad Company. Also, a bill 10 develop the
Mineral Resources q the Commonwealth.
The amendments Of the House General Approprls
ton BIZ coucurred Ia, aud others n0nconenrred
The bil will 60 20 a Conference Committee.
The vote on the Reading Branch and Downlng,own
Railroad bill was reconsidered, ~ Yeas 20 Nays.
The bill 20 incorporate the Philadelphia Homeopathic
College pasted.
The House nOnooncurred In the resolution, as amended
by the Senate relative to the Geological Survey.
The bill 10 incorporate the West Chester Railroad was
passed 4. 10 "a
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- TnE FiRE KING makes his first appearances IN New
York years the american Museum this
aud evening ssd promises many wonderful Thug. IN his
entertainments eating and duking red bot Are but
able 20 me feelngly Other amus-meDts also taks
place and that beautiful Ssrpurr SstUary II Mrs
Pelhys will hs visible at all hours the day evening
IL Increases 10 popularity daily indeed Il be-
comes more and hettef known
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Rhode Island Election.

The Boston Aaas has the following teleraphic
dispatch JoURsAL OFFICE, Providence,
WlDsEsDAY EVENING, April ; )
Tho walg majority in Providence Is s12i the entire
Wig Assembly ticket Is elected. The vote was light
there was no excitement The whg ticket for State OH
GERS /. undoubtedly elected and WING majority in both
branees OF the General Assembly.
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Are there any Nee hanIcs In Troy {,

Have the workshops Of Troy--the Mecnine.
shops, BIacksmi,h-shops, &C. been called upon Ia sub
scribe for Ewbanks beautiful work Water Machinery
gentleman Informed the other day TIA, not copy
Of the work far as he could earn bc found Ia
any OF the extensive workshops OF that city. Hero
good chance for get subscribers this work
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VERA CRUZ IrENs-ln a letter 20 the ". o.
Office dated Vera Cruz, March 90 arc the follow
Ing Items;
"The lsst Of large train came in 10 day, under Col
Black. Capt nuperu and company Capt fahchud sno
company and Lieut. Waters, with detachment OF Capt
Bssssc1n- company. nov here Capt Besoncon went
10 Mexico with Gen Towson. Lieut. Col hr.coe VII
lesve tomorrow for Mexico with Lieut. Col Emory, nal
Blanchard, Mai Cross. and small detachment. \ train
will 70 mp in about Is days accompanied ~ the recruits
etc. Some 600 troops now here The city isoonsid
peared.'
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FATAL AcCIDEST.-This forenoon. while num-
her OF men engaged In rerssng old barn 10 Hss
mus near AndersoBs coal yard the barn fell In, crushing
maa by the Of Hsstey We are informed that ho
instantly killed also that the deceased has left wife
and several chidren Of whom IL lying at the
point Of death. Jersey City Sentinel, eth.
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S,oasr :. S Sos,.tr Secretaries az

sFrance- Rhode Island is the title Of an article
which after ten days fruitless endeavor to lind
room this page, have psced on the First Psseof
last Evenings and this MorningsTrbuDe. Wewsh those
Who have Q confused idea that all iusunecons must be
eonmsDdsbe because undoubtedly are ALL In fact
who Justify the Dorr donss Rhode Islsnd-woud read
this article IL would tirosoms repetitions
Of matt ial trnths
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Caurt CaIeudnr.TEs Day

suyrRIoR CoURr-Sos IS, II, -, g5, -. a. O. tOl "a
les no, Ill. Ill., u.s. 49, H. LIS is, H. he 10 In
IN, izJ
cl.ovrr cOusr-so. a. a. % to S. 81 to 49, 20. a. a,
%. a.
cowxox PLrn- Sos IA, Is, q. 40, ia. 49, 49,.
iss f5s 49,
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Wnig Candidates,

The Wing Candidates for Aldermen and Assis-
tant Aldermen are not yet fully agreed upon. From
the best Information we could obtain last evening
the following likely to be the respective tickets
of the different Wards Most of them have been
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,,,...., p.,,,,.n, commanded BY Colonel Clsrt had
80. 90 m.x,oil which 10 40 miles Ia advance o. So
~ - ~, Dad 10 Zaoxtscas and hve oompsnies OF sS.
WIG 90 ~ p.,r.. l0t mile. TO the wet Of Ssto on ths
~ 10 psr.sfo ,nd Chihuahua Thee troops hsys been
,o.. 81 .py.,dips III themselves over the country ard
oI.rtips The internal taxes We a'o lesrn ron 'e,eis
sources that force vas shout eayips 70 oseupJ 81
C.pt Leiuad and Lieut. Pope, OF the IoposIsphSa IN
,sstr,. "a Ti.ut Bsnhsu Of the Corps Of Ensneen'
..rron p,ni-d the command 10 Msrsph
S.T-.boaf C-pisftsH News has reaches town OF tne
,,Io.Ion of the boilers Of :he steamer Franssnd ss~
r,ii.s below Rsynoss The extent OF ne ch"uopne'
said he the dssth OF toer peroe'-s 20, ntssr.
sns tbs .1o,t complete wreck Of the boat Sspt punn
Ga. one Of the victims Of ne spo
Fr.n.i..o Csrci. OF MasmcrN the second pilot ana
fr.mEn slso killed Owen ID Ezsn Of SsnlAso ~,
seriously injured having been thio~n some MY h'
We have also letter nom Csmargo dated 18Th inst
rom shieh We make the following extract;
have iust returned from m9st melanehoiy scene
s,vsn solder. were sent.nesd odea,h for dsssrtion
Tbrss were brought out kneeed 90 their eohns ara
were shot The other four were then hro1sht ior"sc
present -sndr glorious new. It was-the poor fellow.
yer. reprisved They al stood IL Ike majors Ons o.
them tainted when the osnesse SA' 'SfeH from h eyes
FRoN VESEzEELA-By an arrival AZ this port
have later sdyees from Venezuela OF an Interesting
General Monasss len Carseels s,h Of March to take
command o. the army at san Pedro Previous 90 bic Sc
arture be received intelligence that the whole province Of
Azure bad spouse TIE Cause OF genera kset' "h9s
forces evsry cay fusmeRiing
Mouazas had levied contribution o. the l1 Of
March on tie Canton Of Caracas for Sl3OtOO, which
increased he discomfort ihat already prevailed.
We have before a proclamation OF Gen. fAk
which, agsr pointirg out the Of The late tistur
banc.. c1neludes with the oioSing patriotic resolve
The Government stribrtes the crimes Of ihs Sih
Of January ihs populaes Of N. town Of Caracas
snd not 70 the military coupstrois Connfug IN The
protection with which have been always favored By
Providence resolved 20 save my country ree though
die 10 the attempt shall descend with tranquility e
he rave. Phi sdelphis Bulletin.
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RROOKLYN AFFAIRS-

CHARTER COsyESTIOs-This Convention was 10
have held meeting last evening bu, for wan. Of quorum
Obliged to adjourn until Saturday evening
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SOUTH BRooKLYs TEMPLE OF Honor No. 80
Sons oF TENPERAscEThis Society will hold their frs,
anniversary this evening o'clock in their hall
Of Henry and Atlantic sts.
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NEW CITY HALL-The framework of the dome
Of the cupoa Of this edhee raised yesterday and Is
70 bs surmounied by figure Of Justice.
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Appointrncn, by .he Pre.Ident and ssns.e.

HosEs JoaSsos Surveyor and Inspector II the heye-
nue. Mr the Port n Ia yaca IN the STATE OF Texas rice
A. W. O.. Davis resigned
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nIR THIS


On the - March ,h, Lssy Of r. L AGNEw, Ecq. o.
son
L. Dsbha papsrs please copy
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positively agreed upon
Ward For Aldermen. FT AsSiSfdnh
Let. DeFOrest, Mr. Jameson
O.. james Kelly, Diniel FROST
q Robert Syartyout James T.. Wood.
3d. William Adams, Abraham Shutz
g. Simeon ClaDDOn, Matthew ID. Greene.
l. Morris Franklin Morgan Morgans Jr.
8.--.Abm Lawrence, Jonathan W Alien.
g. Jacob l.. Dodge, SissC Herring.
TO- Robert e. IIaWs, David Miller
IA Thomas Caruloy - -
49, .Willism Tyson, william A. "siker.
a. Aaron Chester, Charles h Iaylor'
TO- Washington Smith, william furner'
H. .Clarkson Crolus,
H.. Moses Maynard, Nr. Jackson
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Our Candidate. for Aldermen.


The Wing Aldermen who stand for reelection
are 90 well known to their fellow citizens that we
need not speak Of them but some new ones have
been presented whom we have probably known
longer and better than some of their fellow citizens
here, and of whom we will briefly speak
Simon CLASSoS. Sixth Ward, is an industrious
and upright mechaac, alive to every generous i'm.
pulse, and the ardent advocate Of every prsc-
ticable measure for the relief Of the suffering and
the uprising ofthe lowly. His election to the Com
mon Council would be q general blessing, and he
can be elected il every Wing in the Sixth will do
his whole duty. The deadly split on the other side
and the fact that Mr.. Clsnnon viii receive many
other than Wing votes should stimulate every
Wing 10 do bis utmost
RosrKr I. HAws, Tenth Ward, has been a
sesous working Wing. a. long as we can remem-
Der, never desiring nomination. and never neg
lectipg 10 do his part for whoever should be nomi-
mated. An enterprisins and capable merchant
he wants nothing of politics but the country well
governed, and consents with reluctance to be a
candidate. Every year about half the Wings Of
the Tenth make q strong effort for success the
mischief 10 that the two halves try on alternate
years. II they will just pull together this year.
they viii elect their whole ticket and send two
csllent men 10 the Common Council
THOMAS CARSLEr. Twelfth Ward, has run twice
for Alderman. and both times considerably ahead
Of the Wing strength. Last year, he lacked but
twenty votes Of beating the strongest man Of the
opposite party. Now no can surely be elected if
tho Wings will only work as well as they did last
year. Who can doubt III
WILLIAM Tyson, Thirteenth Ward has been
used by the Wings of that Ward whenever they
needed q candidate or delegate; and if they had
worked for him as ne has for them he would not
have been an unsuccessful candidate so often.
They oil know him to be able. Trustworthy and de
serving. Will they not endesvor now to elect
hint
If the Wings of our City will work as faith.
fally ~ their brethren in CoSsrcrIcur did, their
victory must be overwhelming.
SfxrrrNrH WARp-Ths WhiOs of tho Civ
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~ Democratic Whig General Committee.-A
Special Meeting Of this Committee viii Be held on rfl
Day evening" April 7. at half past o'clock a. the bfose
-. Nom. Nv order PHILIP HONE, Chairman.
J. ~ HosART HAvs, Vice
ZopsAA MILLS, tChsirmsn.
yos.,s = TaYLos: {sscretsris, .s 2u,
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|" Whia Gene

q WhfG General Nieehns.-Ins WIZ r-'70'0'
Of the City aud County Of New York are Requested 70
assemble At Lsfsssts Hall, Broadway opposte Nio' .
On SATURDAY EVENING, the 9th Inst at ~ o'clock
tor m. Of rscevips Report Of the Committee
for nouposting candidates for Mayor and Alm-bopse
Com missioner to b. supported a. the ensuing election
By order OF the Convention
HENRY BREvOoRT, Chairman
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~ General Committee OF Democratic Whis
YsupG 0Iep.-A meeting Of this Committee will be
held ct the Broadway House on Friday evening April T.
81 O'Clock. By order. JAS. r. Nj. BLEAhbE''
3 y 1s s,,,.spa sx'TH Secretaries sa