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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-23
THIRD BRIGApE N.Y.s. MILITIA.

BRIGADE ORDERS. .NEw-loRK, May =, lst3:
In pursuance Of tie foregoing Division Orders hi'
AIDE Will parade Thursday next the 18th inst TIE
Brigade lne VIII be formed on the Battery al quarter
past O'Clock preslseiy.
Col Brsmner : relieved from the command OF ne brl
-ade and will resume the command Of the Seventh Reg
ment. with the thanks of the Brgader General for his va
liable services during the Generals absence.
BY order OF Bng Gen Hall
SMITH, A n. {.
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NEW BOOKS
DECEIVED By STEAMER CALEDONIA, to be ready
IL this morning.
Boone's Marriage Looking Glass
Scheidens Plant. a Biography.
Mfchelps FasifcanOn Of Food
Regnanirs ChDsalogrsphy
BrandOn's Parish Churches.
Clevaiier De Bayarl.
MOrgan's Diseases Of The Eye
London Anecdotes.
Wray's Practical sugar anter
Wordswcrths Canon OF the Scriptures
Walpole's Letters to Countess Ossory
Spectrum EpiscopI.
Kev's French Revolution.
Bishop Of OXfords Six Sermons.
PUTNAM, Publisher, SC 1855 Broadway,
myE} 2'i. and PaiernOsier-row, London.
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AUGUSTA Geo saturday May ~
The Daily Overland Express from New-orlesns
Tor the Ne,c- York Tribune has arrived; 1t brings
dates from New Orleans 70 18th inst.
The schooner Nelasco, which left Vera Cruz on
the sth INST has arrived, with four days later ad-
vices. She, however, brings no news Of interest
and no papers later than the 9th inst.
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NEW LAW BOOKS.

DUBLIsHED BY D. APPLETON co 200 Broadway.
4 l. Hocohbe's Digest Of the Decisions Of the supreme
Court Of the United States from s organization 10 the pres
eni time. One large 8vo. volume OF 6iS pages 20.
H. HolcOnbe's Selections of Leading Cases upon Com
mercial Law decided by tie supreme Court Of tbs
United States I vol. 81
IN smiths Compendium Of Mercantile Law, much en-
o. : my22 bis
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Foreign Ports.

Arai Liverpool % inst steamer Bona Sew iors - eay r.
rval from hs lrf-t sffe Tor wees td 5l sq ftef of
NloTs ssud 5h. sultan, savage. NYos 90, C,niof b'-ior
SD Montreal liver do g. tea leatnn i' Corasla r-c-
do Arr r0 sam. sef. Tucker. ID.
CID LondI1. .fl tenTuu, illea1t Nlok hAripeil
M1iat. Do wa Antwerp
sailed from Hatre "a he tor -pencef SYof 3D. Blrlnir.
Baxter DO Apr -. Act feldeion Mon -7tn, Far west
Br.trI. b..
sailed from Amsterdam. 1tl IS. Osprey Ripley Nior.
Antwerp 7i Lucol Hf0r Nfork Orion, Al1ifl-n, DO
sailed from Brensrren Apu - Iehart Co.den' Bself New
York Belinda, Keiy. 90. $500 .
saied from Cora April o. Argyle BrOeaans, Niors 9Th. Mar
7 Itunlett. McNt.r.to
AR Al Curhayen. April .s Mines. Jacob NlorA. 80
Deal % Cleuiu-a snow London snd fsA-d oi Nlos
pass 81 5s. Osprey. Amsterdam. Nfork-
Arr a. Genos. 9lst ulf P.-frl. Nap1A. Niok.
Sailed from Galway. 3rh ut Lord ftzeer'li lofA MOI
Al G0flenburg .7;A ul Bull sunker. Nlors.
ca A. Hal. n. kalmit Gupll. MOD
Put 10 kingston. ls', Isabella, Gsse0v o. Nloh-
sailed Ioldoni-r sfh u Lord Byron, anp.e York
s,cd from Portsmouth. Henifick Hudson Pratt WON
sailed from g. Wm CanyEr Hphook MON g. Ma
qu.. OF Chsndo. Csieusla. Dr.io al Niars-
lie Hsnar bas syhlc Garner Antwerp or Nfork, PVT
into into FyruIu tl .easy. go
a.es nom sunderland lth uii Horn, Hunter, Nfors
Ar a. 50 nnemu1de. 2rh u.i, Ceutauf. Peran Mon q.
sailed foa Shields %. Fhit, Robinson NloA ~ ff.ief
Sfendoye O. Waterloo Predor do Apn 81 Isabella NaAei
Sailed from Ie1cl ~. Osprey, Ripley, Nlofs.
Sailed Waterford phi, BeAoni Mon 'e'ofy' b''as
do liza
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CARRIAGES.

lanes BREWSTER & SONS. SO Broadway, have on
and constantly receiving the most extensive
sormei Of carriages Off red IN this city, hu under the
uperniendence Of one Mr. JAMES BREWSTER, al New
Haven, Conn. and warranted IN every respect
We also have cheaper class OF work on commission and
will be sold az such.
Purchasers are invited 70 call. myD I'm
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SECOND BRIGADE Us. MILITIA.

BRIGADE ORDERS. .NEw-ioRE, May = 1915.
Pursuant 20 the foregoing Dvsion ORDERS ths bngsde
VIII parade on Thursday next, for the reception OF s
Gen Scott The line Will be formed on the BAKERY a. halt
past o'clock precisely.
Col Yates wi make requisron on The CommissaTy Gen
eral for ammunition for the Melor-Genera!s salute
Bv order OF Bng Gen. Morris
JAMES PHALEN, Brigade MAJOR.
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FIRST BRIGADE MS MILITIA.

BRIGADE ORDERS. NEW YoSE, May p: 1873.
Pursuant 10 the FOREGOING Division Orders this Brigade
viii parade on Thursday next completely armed and EQUIP
ned and with fall battery The Brigade line vii be formed
on lie Battery, Al halfpasi one O'Clock precisely
Bv order OF Bnr Gen. storms,
A BOGERT. Brigade MAJOR.
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NeY-York CattIe Market.
NloNDAY, May p



Al r,,ret 80 Beef Cattle all from ~ SOUTH so Cows AID
Calves. Hog. and l.6ul Sheep ard lambs.
BFEF CAITLE-Hsve been retailing dnrs -e "eeA NJ fo ~
An active demand fT~ ale l ana 1-} ABOUT "
cows AND CALyEs-sold II from s.99s.s % ss5as59-al
taken
SHIP AND LANBs-Are peuter and pce are cheaper Sale
Of sheep a. 75a q % "a 90 quality Lsmos ba- %
70 Q g. 80 uusod.
syaf fre.fa ~r,.s
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} p MONTGOMERY, Aueroueer
DY j. ID. INGERsOLL N co. store ~ Pearl
Ds on Wednesday. May q, at 10 o'clock A. NJ Boots,
shoe and Brogans50 cases boots shoes and orotans,
comprising desirable assortment OF fresh and seasonahlo
goods direct from the manufacturers adapted 10 the North
en, Western. Southern and city trade.
AT private SALE. ID. l. & co constantly reeerv-
INK from the manufacturers great variety Of new ana feen
stock which they selling At private sale at auction prices
consisting IN part Of
100 cases mems prime thick boots
300 cases mems prime kip and calf boots
20 cases womens me KID slippers.
100 cases wOmens leather slippers and buskins
200 cases chdren's assorted boots
10 cases mems No. palm leaf hats
~ cases mems black and white WOOD hats. mYl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-23

~ French Language.-MANEscAsO ORAL SYSTEM
Madame L. MANEscA DURAND Informs ladies aud gen
enen that she viii continue her through the sum
ner months Gentlemen wishing join early mornm
class viii please call and leave their names Ladies Gas
during the day Madame Durand would receive TWO or
three Pupils in her family Residence 50 Walker-st.
myzO lvisd
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NNxsLAUGHTER.-Coro Walters held an IN
quest at the City Hospital, also upon the body OF a
Young man named Michael PIONEERS a native OF Ireland
who came 70 his desth by wound inflicted by Patrick
Hsrrigsn. II appears from the evidence aGduced De-
fore the Coroner that the deceased was breaklnan
on the Enc Railroad, that Friday night he Wa
drinking in company with Patrick Harrgsn at the
house OF Mrs Fowle shortly sler leaving IL the par
ties quarreled and in their alteration Harrgsn are"
cut penkne and stabbed the deceased with il II the
abdomen The latter then brought 10 this city
placed in the City Hospital, where he died yesterday
Verdict accordingly.
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,r,rke,,... .Nrw-osLrAss May IL

COTTON sales Of 2ooO bales at easier prices SUGAR
and MolAssEs small sales a, previous rates FSrIsHrs
and EXCHANGES unchanged
On the 18th the ship Quebec arrived from New-foTk
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FOURTH BRIGADE \. Y. $. MILITIA.

BRIGADE ORDERS. .NEw-YoRk, May 2, ls4s.
This Brigade viii parade IN pursuance Of The fore gong
Division orders, Thursday next The 2Sh inst FOR The
rece-ton of Major General Scott. The Brigade line viii
he inei on the Washn Parade Ground al Il O'clock
:, nS.or Bv order of Brig. Gen Ewen
- " z TAYLOR, Brigade Major.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

r1IO.o orc. F.-lIechanic's Lodge, No. 1lJ.
Tie members Of This Lodge hereby respectfully noi-
fed TO attend ~ the Lodge Room THIS TUESDAY AFTERNOON
AL IA O'Clock for the purpose OF paying the last tribute Of re-
spect 10 the memory Of deceased brother Kogen ARA
Bv order oftae Lodge GEO. VAN BENsCHOIEN, NJ.
J. EDWIN BOND Secretary. my0 IT
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fnnpus OF YOUNG PHysIC

ar CHRONOTHERbtAL FACTS.-Salsfaciory proof
" ofthe unquesonable superiority Of the and sciei
the method Ofcurng diseases By Dr. Tumeroi New ork
myl9 lw GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-23

Il CHAS. STEWART, Manufacturer IS John-st tIp strsl
o6ers for sale moderate Fixed prces select assortment
Of me articles only Having enlarged his mandatory,
C. : better prepared e1ecae orders for Diamond work,
hne Jewery and Slgergde; all, plrucl.ar.y Diamond
ewery, under his personal supennfendence. The public
respectfully assured that there no limitations or com
e'veiry made tns establishment that the prices
uniform, and low good work be made. Al articles
are made good and repaired free Of expense the pur
chaser for one year Except in Of voence and ha
Hose goods vii be found more satisfactory and ultimately
cheaper than lower priced goods. myis 3nseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-23

l'ABEKNAt lE.-NR pENPSIkk'> Last entertain
ment i1is season WI be Evru AZ tie Tabernacle On
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY - on which occasion he
VIII sing - mus popular songs The SPOT where was
bora; Tie Loved one was uo there, John Anderson NY
10; The Rainy Day, Tn Wi,h Won once again. saw We
my thing The Lament ~ The IRISH Em grant. L.,
Love one another; Nv Mamie o. I'm 4lone al alone.
Jeanie Morrisou Duncan Gray; ad is popular Caufata
Tie May Queen u three parts. Tickets 50 cents. To
ncnce ~ O'CLOCK mvSs SIS
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BENZ. MOONEY Auctoneer. -
I ARGE CLOTHING -ALE-EDWARD PAY
IL SON viii sell this day al 10 O'clock al The store Pl"
general Of clothing, carpetng, straw bats
and bonne Also invoice Of spool cotton For patcG
iars, see catalogues. myz3 IT.
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The cOnvention thcn adionrned til o'clock P
EVENING SESSION.


The Evening Session was rather boisterous
at lis commencement. A Committee was ap-
pointed to report permanent officers of the Con-
vention, who subsequently recommended An
DREW STEVENSON of Va. as President, who was
elected, and number of gentlemen for Vice
Presidents. While this Committee was out the
Convention was addressed by Senator HANNEGAN
and Senator HoUsTON, Mr.. YANcEY and Judge
Bryce.
In the course of Mr.. Hannegans remarks he al
luded 10 the progress Of Republication IN Europe
in imitation of this Republic of thirty States soon
TO be enlarged by New Mexico, Oregon California
end some other States. a voice in the crowd ask
ed we might not expect Yucatan to which Mr.
Hannegan replod-No; but perhaps far richer
State. Cuba. and he begged permission to add ia
ssaica, too
A question involving considerable difficulty, and
which produced no small degree OF excitement,
was raised BY a Delegate from Ohio as to the
night of the single Delegate from South Carolina
to give the entire vote OF that state The question
was not met by the Convention, but was postponed
Ill the permanent organization.
The New York diifcultywas disposed of for the
present, and perhaps finally, by the adoption of a
report from the Committee ON Credentials, recog-
nizing members from all the other States, and
SLOWING the Committee to hold the New-York case
under consideration during the sitting Of the Con
yention.
The following gentlemen were chosen perma-
nent officers of the Convention
Pyesidenf-ANDREw STEVENSON Of Virginia
Jicc-Presidcnfs:
Maiae-Roben 7. Dunlap. Io4uafe-Sanii D. nsNls'
n Hio,n N steele aMIrg'dRd-Beni. {. Howard.
Ngss Chester " Chaplin Jn0iHiG-Oeu. +. + SCOT.
Js,.ont--I 10 Da,r. Dis COW. y. Edmunds.
p LL,nd Ron Y Thursion \ CO. {. Commander.
Csgg,sf,c.f-I.sec Toucev Ga.-Chas J. Mcdowell
NJ. I,rI fllbama-lohn A. Winston.
N,,,-I,y,S, 4; arref ID Wall Florida-John c. MCGEE
p,..,,J,as,sI ~ Iones Mississippi-P haitian Ellis
<rkaasas--A. J. Ranney. Hinois-h w. Ensnshh
N0-Oustavus NJ. Bowers Indi0Hd-C' y. hnf iiS'''
Iegsessce-1hos Martin. Oato-Johh OasWcil;,
keaiEoSk-LOuis Sanders. Iezos-I Aohlas ~ ~,
0ua-Jamcs Clarke. hoaigdn-A's,,,, r. n , us
" iscoasiz--J 2. Hefensiein. Ld-Soomoh w JAWS
Secretaries.
vs.,,,; Samuel Trea, y H-John :. Wells.
ClS,o--f,t., ~ NrConncu Tequesscc-E ). Eastman
w.,,.,i,,ilo bn Drmap keatuoky-lOhu c. Holln8.
Fenaspltdniq-JOhn Miller. Nee loiN- -
ladiaHa-John K Jones.
Adjourned till Q O'Clock TO morrow morning
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II ECONOMY AND FAsHION.-spdng Pauern.

SbCAS HARDY ALAIIAS are now IN bloom, al tie
S1i1 garden Henry-st South Brooklyn. These spsndid
- varieties very fragrant and viii grow freely
N tue open garden without any protection. He has also
superb collection Of Seeding Oeranutls, and twenty
new and distinct varieties VI his Rose Russesna Tor Cot
tage ROse which he has raised from seeds In brOokIyn
These are al very scented which MAKES them moro
desirable than any other Of the running mianOus Des
Of rose. Fine yOunz plants Of bio Crimson FOwerng
RuododrndrOu Amefcanum, g each. myD ~
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sANvAsD's MAMMOTH PsNoEANA o. rsE
rrrSSrSSrppI RIVER

7
DAINTED Of THREE MILES OF CANVAS i-Exhsb-
ma view of country l.ao m;es N engh.h extending
from tie mouth OF the Missouri RIVER io me ty % View.
Orleans ana reaching over ten degrees Cf lalru1ebElNO
ThE LARGEST PAINTING n TIE WORLD. opeu
every evening Sundays excepted a. me NV IAN
DRAMA BUILDING ln Broadway. adjoining Nlno's Gar
den. Admission s. cents cadren haI price Iae fano-
rama VIII commence moving 40 4 o'clock preclSe4y.
8 O'Clock. uvli 4 isua
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n 10 invest can learn where 20 invest II most sacil
proftably and pleasantly by addressing note lposipad
10 VI y o. City Post Ofee and appointing place AMI
time for an interview. my@ d
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FIoyida-J. II. Moses.

Fl0rida--J. II. Moses.
}. di0bom0-Wm. Acklm
MississiIPi-AleX. McNuti
LOuisianG-W. 5. Kendall.
ArkQnsas-SOlOn BOrland.
M0.-James II. Hughes.
1enR.-H. l.. Tourney.
KentucI'y-Jas. Y. stephens
Iolca-James Clarke.
IudionG-Wm. p. Bryan.
WisooRsiH-B. Brown.
Iiinois-M. Mcconnell
Ohio-A. =. EdgartOn.
7erd.-L. d. Evans.
ander III Redheld.
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aaeroneer
DY BANGS, RICHARDS ~ PIATT, rore -
IL Broadway i-LnerA cash advances maze " ecasSn-
ucnfs fHr suction saes
on TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY ard fRl
DAY AFTERNOONS, May =. "a S and Is.
Commencing a. 4 0e!ock.
GSrAr Sur OF SPLENDID ENGLISH AND AskSicAx
BooKsAu extensive and rch collection u E1ssh ooo<s.
sbrue large and valuable consgumerts u choice san
darf and Illustrated works usi received from ne fr pub
hsrv houses 81 London. To be 500 .oss 20 suit pr
A. several SEES OF valuable stereotype plates.
Also large and valuable consigumcus 81 American p1ol
Works popular School and Classical Books. Medical Works
Onaro Bibles. Blank Books. &c
Uh f.tOLrO>, faction aae { ~ si's,ea .hs,esasf-
DSaes Room SIG Broadway, Gothic HSl-itsVing reGov.
ed 20 the shovcnaed ROOMS now pTepsrrc 70 reestNe al
kinds Of CsbineS Furnnire Dry Goods Carpets ard House
keepng aees Of DESCRIPTION, on eonse nneIi ioi
inf NE sale auction, and 10 make settlements wa ns e ~
prumpness lie VII ssO buy, Il preferred O1isoH s--
IN sny pan Of he city AMENDED 70. A. usual
{. CHAMBERLAIN Aucaouesr
10y WI. 1iADDEN.-Sio7e sp1lce-s,.--LioeTs
II advances made on Goods eoa..gned tor private sale
10 be sod a. auction Outdoor sales carefully attended to-
$40 respectfully solicited. Prompt returns made
WEDNESDAY. May -.
A. 20 O'Clock. ~ >pruce-st
PCBLiC ApNINfsrSAroRs >ALEcf CLorKiSc, FlSSirtsf.
SC beng The estates OF Siaf.Ta Gibbs John Anderson
and Joel Brooks. cOus4sn Of male and female wearing
pare VIZ Goats, pantSloOus dresses, watches. rurkS
cockery portes handari bureaus chairs, tables, wssh
stands, bookings asses. clocks, picfures, &C.
JAMES 5 THAlER. Public Administrator
Aso invoice u IN ~aFe, tables, 0ookcAses &c &c 10
pay advances
Aso al private sale one elegant rosewood seraPhine. In
I ia 20 lrtff u. fns IA
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LANES BANK BILLS are redeemed -. VII
- iam-st opposite the Exchange and bought by 81 NE
'' Ey3 5i,' '' ''''''- '-' ". 5 KELLOGG
ANY PERSON having dry goods or teas TO dispose Of
LAfor real estate and boad and monSage may hear OF
customer by addressing X Y al this ONCE, with rea ns
and where hey can be seen. ny =,
V,O HATTERS AND English
glazed black skyers Of various qlaes i9I az 10" 10
my25 5ts. 81 John-st
SHOULD THIS MEET the eye OF any Of The par
Ces who witnessed the cowardiy attack made upon ne
az the corner OF PARK place and Broadway, on sunday ng
last BIZ D. King OF 81 Wa-st. be VIII confer tayor ny
calins on ne 81 Dey-st TIt.l JAMES Il. POWER
LNANs. FANS. FANS A very large assVrinaen, OF
L French Chinese aud American Fans az prices varying
from cents 10 s. each Also rich Shell. Buffalo and Ivory
Combs Of every description; Luons genuine ExIaets an
Perflmerv OF tie finest quality for sale cheap n the Comb
and Perferv DeDoi 80 Fulion-st Brooklyn opposite ne
Globe Hotel Shell Combs ade and repaired ny3 3useod
REENWICH BANK ELECTION.-The sioes.
VI holders Of the Greenwich Bank are nefeoy nOnel -
tors OF Election viii be held the Banking Hol~e on MOI
day. SIN DAY Of June POI open from L CLOCK NJ
mysS Je5- WILLIAM HAYES, Cashier.
rT,o TIyUPy--For sale. mn Sc, Of dnnen'. hand.
tOos and patterns al OF which are 70 good orae ana
viii be sold low Apply a. Il Fh-st isi Aoor OF GEoK ~.
A. GREAvES. n.y. u
x1rIC.. WIGS, WIGs.-Tbe largest the cheapest
rorne. a.. ris.s and other ornamental Hair WORK
!. nj h. 6,1rS ~ WTDHURSr 4 HEARD'S Practical Han
Cutters and Wig Makers = Nalden-lane y l. y p
The trade supplied wholesale and retail N.Y. I'M
DOBBERy.-s40 REWARD The Dutch ReioImea
Ii Church la West Ghen entered and robbed SOM
re bef,veer he lfh and 18Th ns' Of Tie following proper
~ ". 81 verI. 4 ,p,fng large Asra Lamps. lars
Chars Maha-any sble and Cover ll-o arge bIoe an
arrrr Boos Crsirs ssses TRIMMINGS q ihs Pulpit e
kNo.ver val I'VE information hat VII lead 70 me ac-
,.-,, ,d ~r,y.for OF the thief thieves. VIII receiF
~. .tr-.. frll CUn.isfury o. OLlrcu
'' -, 49, 49, ~ a. - isg my3 s.
FURNITURE. WEARING APPAREL,y NV Nv.
L my I'm FTRF ARMS WANTED. Ladies Or gen
,1en b,ry wearing apparel furniture. sgPerrois CT
Co.'S esDer1v which they wish b dispose oi W ootA
49, s lrs.b Tor the by sanding FOR me s1osef'o0'
Sbd vii srend hem Al their residence by agpo;nMsr
OFce Wallet corner Of 5rc1d~sy' SsN-iO'H' e-- 49,
Firs-sf WlIlsms5urgh, l. -, .....~.
-. a. :. . .;,.s ss..o- ~ nye "
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xtrIG~. WIGS. WIGs.-The ARREST ne cneapesl
w he best as-oru,ni OF Wigs Half Wigs. seslPs &C
Toupees Baids Rnre's. and otner oralenia II AZ
IS 10 be found Al MEDHURSr 4 HEARD's Praeuca hAiT
Cutfars and VIZ Nskrrs y MaIden-lane, y. Y. y b
The trude supplied who. es lle and retail N.Y. IN
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.

CcNAKp LrNE-Saiis from LircrPool Ueefy
umFRNIA " Can't saaSsoS.... For New Yok. Sat May la
Capt R1aif..- For Boston ...sai "" -
OCEAN SIN NAv.Co's LINE-From Brcnen Sg~hMPfn.
WAsHINGTON .. Capt JoHS.Ios -f For Ne~ lok sat sy ~
Hermann Capt CtA1rsrH. new i''N '' ~
, steamer. leave BREMEN always on the 18Th aud
SOUTHAMPTON the 2Ofh OF The month When me J 'a Oh
sr.r ~ he, ~ .anr from New inrk VII be tle .lsi.
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LOTION NOTICE.-GENTEEL HOUsEHOLD
"A FURNITURE.-A. {. FUTILE VIII sell on Thursday,
1jh instant n o'clock al the corner " Wayeryplac
and McDOu gast general assortment Of household rirn
lure Of family removing from the city consisting ofearpe
sofas tables .deboagd, looking glasses, astral lamps. nanie
clocks Freuch bedseads bureaux nksands paintings, Gu
cravings, prints, &c.
Also, mahogany pianOfore.
Also, the kitchen Mmlure with which the sale VII com
ulelce my2j 3hs-
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L Of soda Wafer, al perfect and IN good working order
Appiv Al sos Pearl-sf. cor. Gross my22 lwis-
xIYIGs AND TOlJPEES-The best In the United
w states are 20 be had HUNTS y Pak-row, the only
nanufsctory Of the Original ventilated Gossamer Wig
and Toupee 3 per cent cheaper than can be purchased
elsewheTe Strangers viii DO well 70 cal snd
these beautiful specimens o. workmanship. Sewed Wigs
1nd Toupees low -, only half me weight Of Hose
male by ordinary wigmakers and the springs warranted
nor through. Please copy me address. myi 2wis-
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81 ADAMS co have extended their
y,ores. TO the above and Intermediate places on ne ns
y sdrn and Amboy Railroad, and VIII forward psSks
"a narces kc daily Goods left NJ cur once 10 -
ssfore O'Clock P ~ delivered early On Ie ,esi
rorning Drafts notes. bills, &c. eoieSec VIZ ~ ,reJs
aad AZ very reasonable rates Crders cI t.eS
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To ne Editor Of The Tribune
Awrter The Tribune Of yesterday quotes the substance
of section in the Ams-House ordinance declaring the
'Chef Clerk Of the AmsH House 10 violate It's provisions,
inasnuch as in the Commissioner OF the Alms-Houses
monthly return the price and quality OF the articles l"r-
chased are no, published The writer perhaps not aware
that for long period the monthly statements did contain
these items; owing the large expense that the City
would incur printing every bin OF supplies purchased Ne
oufhortcs deemed Il unnecessary have them thus dis
posed OF the books being open their Inspection AN 0-
nance was then passed repeating the secuon auoeu TO-
thus leaving the mailer 70 now stands-luA cOhpianco
being Observed BY the Clerk IN his reports. J.