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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
NEW-IORk TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL "
The Condition OF Europe.


The news brought by the Sarah Sands is Of the
hishes; importance. There have been no other
grand national movements similar to those which
the last three or four arrivals have heralded. bat
the evidence Of continued aud universal advance
Of the revolutionary spirt-ss powerful as it IS
simutancOus-is fully as startling aud interesting
Nations are not only rising to claim their Own
emancipation. but are uniting with other nations
IN one common cause against the enemies Of Lib.
erty Ia the struggle which IS already ioreshadow.
ed. our earnest hope Is that the mental and moral
darkness IN which the masses have been held by
blind and mistaken rulers, may not become the
scoUrge OF that humanity which it is striving to
assert
Firs. IN interest IS the Intelligence Of tue dev.
ersnce OF Lombsrdy from its uneasy Austrian yoke
This is truly cheering; the ,obsccoleague Of Jsnu
airy last has not ended 10 smoke No one will re-
gret that the Austrians have been driven out Of
land where they never had the least right TO be
Sardinia, irs:ernzing with Milan and Venice, 10
geiher with the joint resistance Of the smaller
duches aud prncipalities and the insurrections in
Trent and tho Tyrol will be able to oppose pow.
eriul barrierto the reesablshment Of the Austrian
sway. On the other hand, Poland has reclaimed
her independence, and the same spirit which drove
the tyrant Metternich from Vienna will assist her
10 maintain IT, The smaller German States are all
advancing peacefully and steadily toward popular
form Of government, and the Federative Diet
Which has heretofore been almost entirely under
the control Of Austria, has been obliged 70 make
material changes TO meet the requirements Of the
times. Prussia, although not yet proclaimed a
republic, proposes establishing two Representative
Houses, with an elective Chief or head Of the
tion which would virtually constitute her one. The
little Duchy of Schleswis Hostein, 50 long bone
of contention between Prussia and Denmark, takes
advantage Of the movements in both these coun
tries 10 establish republic for itself, and may
main so, should they become involved in difficult
ties with Russia, which looks probable.
The accounts from Great Britain are ominoUs
Ireland is ripe for rebellion and repeal, and Judging
from the preparations which the labOrng classes
are secretly making, a revolution at present could
not be otherwise than bloody aud terrible. In
England there i, apparently less bitterness Of hos
tility TO the Government but the movements Of the
Chartsts as will be seen from the letter Of our
London correspondent, evidently anticipate great
political change.
France continues her Republican career with
quite as much order and moderation as could be en-
pected under their unfortunate financial embsr
easements. he crisis is not yet past but the
prospect has become omewbat more encouraging
since previous arrivals
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NOTICES.
re- Consripatis

r. Constipation (Cosiiven.ssl permanently cured
,vtbout medic ect0ns bcihs, py the cN $40
luirrovsd HGrtons Ervalsatl mos pasiaoie And n
trous veseisbe food. he only ss"HiHs Gi'e.s toeins
.su = ba, be, told fOr the last year BY Hammond
% ard thar successors MsCotsT Co. corner Of broad
ard Chambers 81 ptrisr t. any evsr of0rf nads o.
IMPORTED Packages ios ss - 81 lbs - 80 !" -
~, Treatise on Constipation ano the use aIa
y.Ins ~ ~. Frvalsuts. Price ISL cents
sevsfa Of our eminsnt Physicians having ested
a.. ssic.cy Of this Erv,lsots 10 their Pfactee now
recommend aud preserbs II 70 tnrli Pi cn.sins
.ag rtabe remsds srtasf for either DJsPePsiA
tiDa or IN. Piles References maee 10 '7'e'A hN1'''
oer,ons OF the fret classes IN the e'tJ a.. ~.
Tn. ,ubscrbsr having Tx ercsstt agency iot 80
t.I STATES will promptly execute All oieeis s1
ssa Tefs 25 per cent reduetioE, as usual 70 a. n'''
go ssIg at the old stand OF tbs late Dr. Jsmes n
a., % Rro,du.v corner Of Chambers Ct doors 'oAth
~ stn.u, new marble building .osrs
VI s.-.,s 81 the spurious article b h0shs,
AZ? Staw.fTurhks
- ~o,,o.--Rey LYN.S A EDDY q the Onsid. Ar,
~ c.s'T.. viii preach in the Dusne-n u. =
ngsl toh Ssv rnorpius At l0i clock and Rev JL's.
7 PEcK, u u. OF 'uo Any AZ IL
3 O'Clock. . 49,.
u., Uo.en BaiiOa.-rhs FensrA.is -. ~,
= -, cI.rsymsn will preach IN ne Dte--, IA
CIsr.h corner Of DoWning toIn't..o . ~ "a AZ the
O'clock: IN Ofehard-st Oh.iSu AZ IL AZ It
xo"Iio saloon Broadway, N me e'ehlut ~ 49,
g.v. Moses Baliou q Por,% ,snns.,, nom.
" ~ -. Apollo saloon, 10 morrow ''sSIp-y u, I'll
pieseh "a ny Raw HOSEA B.LLoV Of no.,'h
los -. sv.pins servisesto c0mnsnes a. - s'''
" K.rr fTom Pittsburgh viii prsaean
~ re- as--'i.'r Reformed Prrshy ieris. - a.
Jsus.st ON Ssbbath eseulns. &C 80 ,.
re- prof Il u-h will preach ie .,.--.-,'.t I'd
81 N-,-.-tS Tih fars kuiicinr, 90 irI II . Tt.
p-,.ds..v Glbiact-Ihe PreNil,.s n,,nitx AZ Chr.,S
P.T.sssl f.Iaity ngsss ssGisi o. we S"'S''' "
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flarEets.... Carefully TepoTtedJor IAs ITiouh"
FRIDAY. April q.
ASaFS-Ars firm with small sales Pots At -, ana
scUrToN|Tbs Cotton usike, was rend led very iHse
tv. There were no sale. 10 show any market Tue al
wees from Il liverpool considered rather favorable
Floor AND mEAL-rhe market toI Floor Is active,
he demsnd from trade and he East being eood Inc
rsseh a. sast OoO bbls and the tendency OF
desirable parcels Is upward some ssssfo IN OsMesy
order were made a. oa! Low Or 80 Do' S =
Nsw-Yotk .old at6 ~ some pure sne,ee brought = =
573 Inoussd IN the sale. we're go ho view a.,
Of GOOD parcels were asking rather better prices IA
a uhsrn there s fsir inquiry ane ths " @
u.rse. 70 improvement ssies wv ui oyV 20,
Town Alexandria &c al III % p Mss 10
uas Al 81. for Jersey with saes 800 OF 4v bo' ~
b ava Flour below IS hss been picked Up SAFES oVV
eY.asl. Snip Stuns were made a! II GEMS:
Ss.. OQn bushels OHIO on terms not MADE Pephe' Noi
is a fair request add ste,dy IN. supply 2,
Ion, asd od Northern There have have been ss.es ~
10000 bushels Now Orleans Corn IN fair oiaei :.
-. D.ls are steady, bat not sctye. sales a. 4ats
c, ~, Nortbsrp Sales Of 500 bushels KY al 'f9 -
cent, S1lss 500 bushels Barley a. - Genus 'a0 " ~
Dbl. White Beans WAS mseesI ~ cents. ,so.., q,
WBISKY-The market Ia very IN. SSes - -
e cents los good bb and ~ for inferior Dfudss Is ne'
PRovIsi oNs-rhe marks. &. dau for Pork. Mes, Is
offered At Sl0 without buyers Prime Is % nsnns ~.
There demand u these hgutes "a .on,.
bbls to arrive Al 81 aud 50 Beet very hesS1 Ano 800
sss.-soO bbls-sre being privately made 81 ioweI P.
Lard 4, doll today and the saes are .a - eati
Genus In Picsl.d Meat. We heard Of transse ION.
rheresre many the market Sales le9We los ol3
sat Sides about a eeuts sale Of 81 hhas HAMS a-
SIDES 10 dry salt made At 81 and 81 eeats -,
blCE-Hss been sold to-day az decline OF % PsI CO
ABOUT ", nsees changed HANDS 81 -'so ~ per s~
Prime IL dull ATS So
LATH-ssl.s 400 600 Esders at ] s7i, 20 days
OILS Linssea 10 quiet sales 100 bbls Crude sperm al
100 AID 80 Dos Whale for home al 34dS5 esGts.
NAVAL sTOkks-Ths market is dali, and we hear
only Of 100 bbls Spirits At So cents, cash.
HAY-Tho market 10 5Od55 cents with sales OF SO bales
TkASThefo IS good demand NJ private sale. and sovo
raj hundred packages OF BLACKS sold day full rates
WOOL sales have been made Of oNo lbs Buffalo No
Puei 81 . cents 10000 lbs Rochester No a. Z5 cents
ard asout eoeoO lbs Fleece Of various grades % to a
reus according 10 quality. Prices u o~ ard middins
oualities nave fallen OF about TO cents since De-
cefnber. e.,
Trni6 al Molsssss a. % cents - DO common do goa
25p 40 cuba DO 1921 100 DO Muscovsdo do 2Sdz5. 2t
a. porto REQ 3d. 24d2s 800 bbls New. Orleans 24G2s
zoo boxes rsyans sussrs 56o cents principally
AZ 81 900 Do New Orleans 40. td5 cents 500 do Porte
RE- 90 4s4fs 800 do Cuba fdo cents Tue market ioi
I'm s0sar aud Moiss,e closes 10 favor OF seller with
49, sfoard ron tho trade Ohefs 10 day were u 'ee fo
sugars :. cent on pIcesof las s 10 moc
ers.e delsRd, bsi TssseE Hsh
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In The Steam Propeller sarah Sands fronp LiueTpo =
Capt Anderson sd Fuseets Mrs Anderson Mr. and Mrs
Hill child ana servant. New York; RI Rev D. smith. Raw
John Giay Gsssow Mrtsr- Henry Bolton, Jno Hall tnd
Chas Robertson. Toronto Henry Monteomery Osborns
Richardson Quebec, John Croii. William Mitchell, I'd
ward w Ap.o j = Gray, loo Torrance, David Lewis
Mckay william Darling, Wm stephens, Montreal
40 Mann John Mann Ens sno james Brown, virginia
Edward Leitch New .Orle James Wallace, Ireland
q A W sebor Germany Miss Mary Hughes, Rev De
Smet A Elet Battss, Chs, l. Hunt, - Louis. Mo
Philip noIrs john Bishop. Miss Ellen Bishop msse'
v.ud BISHOP England Mr. and Mrs George WeE
William Kennedy. james Talbot. Henry Taylor
Messfs WIN Tsits, England, Martin BTamzn, lrelaro
Alex Robb, Vim Harndsn Jas Thompson. Scotland
Alex Mcdonald United States ane 40 in the I'd cabin sud
IOp in fhe stfe
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II GRAsD GALA DAY this 81 me Amsriean Museum,
bcnE the osn.h; q two Of NE talented artists o. The
t-eishmsnt Nr. Smith the piano player and Mr. Gate.
comic dancer who c9njointy 81. the receipts n tie
house They have grepared brill snt Oil, including he
srra' novelty of Fire M sud Os~en ~ho sujoy %
cia feast f-ahst Goals, bsrlng bnmstoue liquid hr,,
&C Crest Western, the inlmitsbis Yankee COMEDIAN,
Jae Less fsmost band u KIN oDeu uslres sud otn-
ere q trant tsl-st c0ntte - the AMUSEMENT u the
suoisncs Performance b.tb afternoon and evening a.
u nod 1 b . .lLnrk
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DIED

o. Friday morning, 2a ipst MATILDA, relic, Of this
se Johl Slater, Of ssddisworth E.nsland
Her friends and those Of her soajn.iay william Jack
Sn are respectfully requested attend her funeral
sunday the sd inst at2 p. at IN Wes Eighteenth.
o. without farther Invitation. The remain. will be taken
n0r.enwood Cemetery for iatsrmsnL
os Friday mofping, 2st inst. Mr.. C. S BENEDICT, of
70. hfgi 81 w. n seymour Co seed 50 years
HIS slss specially favitsG 70 siend his fuuersl
To rs ate r-s1ence 81 Eas. Broadway this day, At
htpit n The funsfsl services will bs pc formed
> D 5'sp0s4s Church whence his remains vii! be
ssSss " Gsssas0oa Cemsssxy Tor lptsgsaeaL
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A finirn In Nn.hinRiOn.

a notice OF the recent Riot in Washington, aud
a sketch Of the exciting debate in the Senate on
Thursday, from our correspondent also fall re-
port Of the Senstes debate with which We have
been favored by DR.. HOUsTos in advance Of its
publication in Washington, are unsvOidaby crowd
Oh out this morning by the important European
news which fills our paper.
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SO PEI CENT.
LATE ANNUAL DIVIDEND
Orfc- "a ~sll-st.

Offlcr
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE lSst
Company conaoues iB.sfs ito lives OF males and "
nnsls. on tts m,. favorable terms The op,isuons OF
III. Compsny eoshaed exeissveJ 70 Lie Insurance
and Lie ContInxencles 40 annosi ciVbon " All mo
pfoh. Of the business snOns The insured ihs
requires %. the usual premium charesd oy otnef
70 be paid IL essh No nsa 10 Inc CON mani
Is, - hi. means never limited but VINO CEN thfoeeh
isdus,ry ard economy. p.J small premium spoa NE
policy, cur. m
Lsoei R,tsrsnces-Pheips dss 4 20 CnHS, &.
H.rlbnt Co "a south q Fu.deres Debnios Esq rfes-
d@ut Ucioo Back d. Morg4uk Co 10 ffont'ss rrs-&
Hoodford Co i5s Pssrl-st-
IS nissan, n. ID. t5a bfose wsJ, PHYSICIAN
N D. MORGAN, AxeDt. 80 4.
" lrDQ. Agent fol Ap nesLl0n. AZ ftlsoI ~ 30
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TO THE LADIES.

7 STEWART co. have The pieasurs 10 ioforu
n heir customers that Nh ALEXANDRA, the manu-
.cturer Of the esbrad G0ves Of which they have tho
exclusive sale for the United States ha, Just arrived FROG
Paris. and has kindly consented to give his P-rsons a.
tsadsacs al their Saturday this dsy from IL to
O'clock r NJ, snd upon The first days Of the ensuing
w-es for ths purpose o. ,sksg orders from 'hos. ~ho
nay desire % have glove mses'sctursd expressly for
go f.1lgf.f broAdgsy April y, 1919.
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The French Funds were much depressed The
Three Per Cents had fallen per since the sailing Of
tho Duchess dOrlesns They had been to IS but recov
cred to 40
The Money market here is easy and a lot Of
strictly fret Glass paper sold at cent On Treasury
Notes money is offering with considerable freedom at
pre- cent.
The Franklin Bank Of Cincinnati has declared
aividsnd Of Ave per cent
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EXTENSIVE
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.

J. W. BARKER x co.
u Cathsglns-st.
OFFER FOR INSPECTION AND SALE THIS DAY,
" tb- f,llo~ius CIV and rich Goods:
$50 pieces elessut Dress Silks, from 1s 70 2s the ysFd
200 PIECES elegant FosArd sllss very cheap
so smbroidsred and plata Grape snsT, heavy fdnsea
1000 yise,te. Asnt.s snd Sacks comprising every snd
all the attest Partisan shapes snd styles
500 o. eh Gnsh.m. and Jscon.ts from 10 per ID up
sO0 pieces French Linen fron lie per lard
SEQ o, French BzeEss 4ud 0rss.esnss from % up
SEQ Is Preach Nous. De Lanes from Ia per yard up
- n. ]. w. BAaEER L co. IL cssksGiss-sA
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PaEEsoLoeicaL CLASS Mr. FoVler's class will receive
their nrs lesson this evening There sll opportu-
ny for those join who MAJ WISH DO 80. THIS
Is comp'sed Of both ladies' and gentlemen. For pareu-
lars cal al lyl Nassau-ss IN Clinton Hall
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II Gen CAss is recommended for next Presi-
den, in whs, purPorts to be AN Address by the
Democrats Of Trenton IN. j. to the Democratic
Party Of New Jersey" Can't come it.
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BY Telegraph to the Ne,o- York Tribune
Disasters on the Lakes.

BUFFALO, FRIDAY, APflI ~.
The schooner Eleanor was wrecked during the
late gale. near Burlington Beach, Lake Ontario.
The propeller Cleveland is reported to have foun
dered on Lake Michigan.
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MEDICINES
ANY CatE OF
DYSPEPSIA.

nR TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARlLLA will cure Any
~ case Of dyspepss, however ssgsrs u may DO The FOL
lowing Is an interesting case
DR TowNssNp- Dear SIR feel Il my duty 10 state the
following facts. Early last spring | moved my family
fou Pblsdsphia "a ihis city Ms wife, when she arrived
b,re wa. in very bad health having FOR some years been
troubled with dyspepsia ald also sco'ui0us an-ctoh
became acquainted viii YOU sud you gave me Dois
our St.sp.lA TO present my WHO she took thst 400
found found u relieve her very mush' sod ssan
IL and got another bottle sud so too. that ana act
"a Ike charm She cured u those complaints
and good health snd has increased 10 flesh about ~
In, aud attributes present good heath 90 The ufs OF
ony two bottles Of your nrilaabe IA 'dFaiiG you Gao
make any use or the shove you please remain yours
with respect, hiohhilHa"' IL "'' pow
Nsw.York, 18Th April, lsf1
OLD KENTUCKY.
thousand. OF severe coughs aud colds snd thousands Of
Of consumption aud asthma have been cured by this
ASTHMA CURED.
Loolsy!LLE. k-otucsY April ?, l8i8.
Dr. T1wNsEND- Dcar Strs / have th5 pleasure a. 10
form YOU thai my has been troubled with hacking
cough for ouS he and thea the ssthms 81 10 very
severe Wa. advised 70 Try some Of your sIsapanna
did 60 and .h- quite we'll tor when sm very
,bsnEfaI Yosr, re.,ectfulIy JOHN FABhl,
~ Justice Of Peace.
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flt)tDiS
THE FEMALE SEMINARY,

NJ
AASR CLARKE. PRINCIPALS,
WILL commence 10 sumner Term 90 tne -tth ir't -
w Pupils Will hs received 81 any in.erneo sse per 90
CHARGED only with he proportion OF the term eseVrnil
Ward being pleasant retired pA't OF the cy ara BE-
iossuppsd with ecmforaa bones for 'tfsossf' ssofi.
es.,r.ble .tua ycuns ladies ahrosc ~ho may
wish obtain bosTa Ia private isnhes wis Puf'uus
a. thi. seminary every facility Is afforded to young a.
de. for securing Thorough education The primer pss
beside sivifs their oa undivided attention The school
assisted by the following gentlemen who nave oesn
long an5 f.vor.hy ku0gn 10 tue public, Wa; -
Jacob T BerEen, An Professor u Aneisn Ano Mfein
Languages and Bellies Lettres Gilbert Hume rr9,r,sof
of Natural Science. snd Aabemstics, Jeha W y ho~s
Professor Of EOcution The drawing department 10 unoer
The care ofEE.beth Ofam Professor Hume delivers Le.
lures the Natural Sciences every week o0tanJ VIII
occupy the sunni sr term
.tsse employed TO convey pupils residing IN d.:
tant part OF the city. Those from S1dth broesfn ~
find conveyance from the south Ferry WINE puplN
Wili.msbursh will be provided 10 nclrm@nt ~eaths
with stage 70 meet them a the Grand 81 Ferry
No extra charge Is made iJt stsonerS Lsup, ffeuen
Drawing AZ. "a" -
DEDICATION FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
Ia SrtTUrE.-rhe S1mmer arrangemeu. OF the classes
will commences on the l71 Inst C0nddcei on principle,
which have been ARMED BY no sdcc-'inl 800
more than thirty years sd sbundanlJ provided WIN ths
be. means o. os.rusiion urd-t numerous .sAen'is ~,
ps have also the constant supervision Aio care 81 po,u
the undersi gned-iu whatever Pc aius % NeF heath
comfort aud enjoyment, - We 81. 10 tner ,ns '0ola
So morsl culture ntupg'NT,p,ps a. PoprrR
The sstsbli,hment VS. removed. two yesi' since
from Thieechs 90 rs present admirable location, o.
Nurr.g nm which uutes an the sdgAoases Of the c0uu
nv with the benefits of the town, cod furnishes IN "a
.nsiys grounds aud buildings, easy Of access, Jet 80
eluded, ever requisite for place ~ eadcauou- 49,
- 2aw2w'
DOARDINs school,. a Jtmsies l. ! .dt.Nki
DOSDERDONk Jr sad " BRlNhEkhOFF' A VI
Principal.-The summer Term Of Uuion tial Academy
commences MAY Cirr-ilAr sod other inioruAtlon may
b. had OF T. Monroe. E,q l8l brosdwsy Intercourse
with the city twice daJ by cars or STAGE from
Ferry. - 2No-u 49,
rI'D TAACuER-.- School Furniture, some ot 70
l Of superior quAity TO- sae az 81 Henry st. May bt
seen ffoT- 90 a. , " = : :.
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pYR. 4. KEMP, Aaeuosser

ID THIS DAY, APfu -
n'clnck. - % Rooms
Ma A-u Sfc.> ~ H.sD Fgs-lrlsE AID haNS Atkf-
10 AsrtcLss-k KEMP -il sell a. ssetioa very
are and handsome s.sorn-nt OF VseAoie rosewood and
.,e.Sn, o.for oinins sad cnsueef iefsItsre OF
th- s-ry bosS ,lyls .ua sofk1anshiP AAo, hf- -
r.uest OF irf .fusi-s va tifsasotss ehn
~. - atua-r ~ag, PLACED ware table iiaen, Ne
PD>ogoSrss -st H. 0'elOes tni. dsy' ah nss tonsc
-.-.osi rtNaofsros. Q. 4 sSa octaVss Sale u tns
b. isle p 81 We sud ~ltnJst reserve
WA a rRANhLlS AsesienssI -.
lIASU%u1iE HOT ,kHU4D FUhSlIOk M, OH
III ra.aur.. Pi.oo. AZ. Ac-N N Al. rkANhLIN =
sON M .-l :. A-ctios, Monday, pal - - 10 eloes
loo E4,t Bo.G.sy ne sBte furniture " ne eesse,
eoussaus 10 psst q frtnch mahogany chairs mAnossny
sutss CO. Pier tsbaSs, mafoe togs Am .os1s eo'esss
With ernsol nA0sn ~lsoo~ esFtslns abe nAsssee' hs
bossay dInss tso.es brusses carpet, Neseu<n go OIL
c.ohs sqlrucid o.nner White and soad 10 pieces
cost s->I set DO DO ~sfs, canoe eoss sh
aoss handsome Gsngei e.OSs. OIL pagtinss, pssafes
10 gl,r ASSES mans ssny dlysBs, nahosssy
h.t stand bail lamp mahogany dressing bureau Esaboss'
al .Asnslsads marble tog, suiea maple chairs, stsiE esf
eet aag ro. ssGy French sed.ssaas ushosany al
ssobe .orl.bs shower bath. wosS ssnd Hstfesss me-
PIE beds.esds, IA &e
Also. y!an0iotte- -,
49, 4 .euers assortment 81 kitehen otenss, with
which The sac vii commence - ..
Cs.loeue. ready me ottce OF tAe Asenoossfs
Bfoad -. So
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CITY ITEMS.
q REy. Mr.. THOMPSON will preach 10 young
men the subject OF Honesty a. the Tabernacle, on Sab
bath evening, 2Sa inst. Al u o'clock

q REV. Mr. THOMPSON will preach 10 young
men on the subject Of Honesty a. the Tabernacle, on Sab
bath evening, 2Sa inst. at u o'clock
A Fixg DKsvE o. HossEs-JOssph Christopher OF
Rochester took the River last ght hfeen Of he
finest horses have pass through the CITY this
Sprsg They uts nocc fof The New York market are
admirably matched, and will command high prices. He
has several which will brinK 300; and
nsls ho se- of which he has been 6ssny offered SEQ
They vii attract ha attention q the Ot New
fs.t q Third avenue
~ The above Ia from the Albany EreHiag
Joha! Thursday. The hcrses have arrived here and
can Re seen a. The place designated Itsa rare ehSnee
Tor conno''es N horse.fssh, and We doub. not thsy
vii sval themselves OF IT, 10 pessess teams and resdsers
Of the most improved sndh,ghssi quality.
~ THE FEMALE MISSIONARY 5oolErY attached
70 the Mulberys.. Methods, Episcopal Church will h5S
anniversary meeting tomorrow evening. Several dis
tngushed eergJnea VII take part IN the exercises. All
GOOD and benevolen; persons arc invited 70 attend
~ The steamer Governor, Of the T all River
Line detained n 10 O'Clock last evening To order 10
repair some damages - her machinery. large number
fhsr passengers remained. however, 10 50 by nsr.
CLosISs SALE or FiSE PAINTINos--We call
stooh TO large Ard beautiful collection OF OIL PANi-
isss. The Graais Building corner OF Broadway and
Chsmbsrsst which will be sold BY Messrs. Leeds Co
on Thursday next. la consequences Of bens obliged iS
sonscder tho gallery the proprietor announces this a.
tbs lat ard eos.ng sale. None should Ia. to visit his
really ire collection, embracing IL does, 50 many pic
tGies sofhy 70 ssogn Anesi residences.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
A.lRROsIAL TOOrH PAsTE.
Uaeleanly teeth admlt bu, Ibis defsnes,
That ,.,aur IT sl-anliness IL van Of sense.

That Wsl[ u cIebUIlnrss u WI u 'oI.''
uR-Of Dentrfrices there Is m abundance-ye''
ever sapersboadaueei bat Of preparations for the
teeth that are safe sni really beneficial, there are few
Amous those few 70 Is claimed that the Ambosal Tooth
Paste s. swee.sner Of the breath whitener OF the
eeh PrsssIver Of the enamel and preventive OF al
disease. Of the gums /, Presminsnt Those who use Il
h.busy will h.v. little cause to fear the toothAche, Is
It's purifying Influence nsutrsEs' the corrosive matter
which produces decay.
Prepared aud sold by HENRY JOHNSON chemist and
druggist 273 Broadway Chambe''t Sold slso 81
100 Fulton e. II East Broadway S03 Hudsonst and %
Puton-st Brooslyn Price 80 cents az