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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-14

The License Question In New.uampshire.

The vote on the question submitted by the L egis-
lature, in respect to the expediency OF law pro
hlbitng the sale OF intoxicating liquors except for
mechanical and med cinsl purposes, seems to indi-
cate that msjonty of the people approve such q
law. We give the vote on the question SO far as
hearn from
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Brooklyn Election O6eiai.

stryker's majority l,l57 do In AZ, l,544. The
Wings have all 6 of the Supervisors, ~ of the Is
Assessors, and 8 of the Constables. We have
already given list of the Board of Aldermen, 10
Wings to 5 Loco Focos.
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r. Persons wishing The Tribune lef regularly q
their residences at their places Of business either IN
New-York, Brooklyn, Jersey City, Wlliamsburgh OF
Newark will please leave their address at tho desk Of the
Publishing Office, send it by note through the Post o.
ce. The price of The Daily Tribune to those who rsgu
larry receive 1t from Carriers is l2 Cents per week.
Country subscribers for the Daily, Is per snnum d. "A
do do ssmi-Wsekly, = do do va.eS
do do We~kly a do do Svseee
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Markets.. BUFFALO. April

REoIrPTs-Flour. 1900 barrels; Corr, 5000 bushels
Wheat $1,000 do. FLouR-Ssles Of 400 bbls this State
and good Western made at 81 s7la5. CoRs-The
market was dull for Western at 10 cents. WHEAT
dull and qnote Chicago e and fair Ohio at lo2 cents
Tbs receipts of PoRK are large.
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u Those OF readers who are In search OF amsss
ment, and who would spend Q few hours where they msy
obtaa much valuable inform should visit the kus
Museum, for there The bulcing 10 filed With much
that's bssotfal in Nature curious in Art The splen.
did collection Of wax sstuary, paintings 10 richly
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL "a

- o-t the Imposed BY our large EDITION q
se.x pr>.. e.r NJ Gays 1>sr avo-mg b. willingness That
hs sboad submitted with others The Nations Con
Wig candidate for Prrsdeat DID not
syps part Edition Of y-ssrdsy ard eonseqaeut
y ss.d part Of 70 dast Edition wsro that oss OF s
o,Asr. ~ have bed all rssder~
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Court Caleudar-TRIs Day.

SUPERIOR CouRT-Nos 49, 20, 81. l49, 49, 1885, 49, lC6,
49, &C. ia 49, 1872 $780, 1884, 1885, 200 eos 2o5 208, 80, g.
TO- 1879 l4O l08 49, 209, 30 2l2 to $50 inclusive.
CIRCUIT CoUsT-Nos ST. s6, 500. So s. TO 10 inclusive
COMMON PLEAsNos &c. "a, TO- 81, 90 TO- 49, 81, Is, IL
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Business Notices.

To THE LADIES OF NgwYoRK.-The subscriber inforns
the ladies Of this city that through the attention Of hN
agent In Paris he furnished With full supply of the
most fashionable and styles Of fancy hss
for children, previous to the recent disturbances IN
France, which have necessarily suspended ell kinds d
manufacturing busue" He has alec hand, from HE
own msnofsetory rich, besufal assortment Of fancy
hats for shil'ren, Of great variety Of patterns and me-
erias, suitable for Spring and Summer wear The sub
scnoer will lake great pleasure In exhibiting his an.
Of fancy hats to oil Who may honor his ssssb
lshment with q call GENIN, 2il Broadway, opposite
st. fsals Church
PRoT. j. y. WAasEa, Of AS Brosdwsy, opens . new
class for Ladies' and Gentlemen In Singing at Sight this
friday evening ct o'clock, with free lecture ssd
la'uatons Of his new and rapid method Of tssehns.
" French Patent Leather Boos large and splsnlil
assortment can be found ct II. B. JosEss a ADn-st Of
the low price OF " aso sl~ss assortment Of French
Calf Boots ct o. so. Ala ~
" IMPORTED FRENCH CALI DREss Doors Of superior
qasty and latest styles prices suit the times 81
cheaper than ct other establishment the city Also
Patent Leather Boots, Caters, he. for sale BY
ala i~ FRENCH SHAW, 10 Ann-st
" HEsE ARE rHs STYLES roa 0sxrLExrxs HAYs Of
the Spring Fashion, Of the approved and desirable
patterns, now ready manufactured Of the Aaest bssv@
and s that cannot fail to suit the fssidoas sls
the spring style Of boys cloth caps snd infaarf nsy
Il
all St. KNOX. i2s Fultsast tsaa Buildiss)
RrcHELrru 0oLD PEns-DnnosD Porurs-Hsv, yOs
tried one Of the Rehesu Ensrossins Psnsi They srs
sold, exclusively, By B. Z. WATSON Co. IS wilnsn.
and O. SAVAGE % Fultonst and surpass every othss
Pen In fnsasss, hexibity and durability. They ere -
knowldsed to b the best and cheapest Pen In ass Az
Gold Pens Of ell other makes ct msnufsetursrI prices
Country merchants will do well to sIvs ~ sa bslbss
purchasing
THs sEAsoH-"s prins time 10 couninap and ell ~.
sons who desire to enjoy good health ssh the senses
months are careful To purify ADD cleanse their syssss
from al impurities and uDhsahy that sseuss'
iss particularly at this season of,s year sAppss Ar
sAfARILLA h peculiarly adapted this work Of purifJsG
% possesses all the curative pp srtssof the root istss
most seisni and condensed FORM and asts directly -
the blood In the process Of s formation and thus ssss
the speedy removal Of Ulcers rumors, ssrofss, rp'
tiors Ensrssmsnt Of the Glands and eli other sstnH
manifestations Of an Unnatural circulation,
Prepared and cold, Wholesale and retail, By A. B. "
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton, corner ef~n
iismtt rs Broadway, and ~ East Broadway, New
Sold uso By Druggists generally throsshost rhs ~
stssss. Pnss u pss bstsls, % stx bs>tiss ee -
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Emigration.


An extra Of the Official Gazette was issued the
day before yesterday containing Royal Proclamation
Tor the regulation Of the Quarantine establishment At
Crosse Isle during the ensuing The orders most
stringent Every vessel having more than thirteen pas
seagers toard Is anchor the quarantine ground
there has been any disease on board during The voyage
II the vessel has sailed from any port where infectious
osea prevailed the vessel Is 70 undergo thorough pur
hcaon and the dirty emgrsnts TO be landed the
slant aud they and their clothing and baggage 20 undergo
compulsory scruobng The Island is placed under the
authority OF military com nsndsnt.
In connection with the oye publish the following
from the Liverpool Mail
Nav P.ssESsER Law.-Ths bill which has already
passed the Lords may be daily expected to rsssivs the
h.n ore see,Es Passenger to every twenty i've tons OF
Custom Houte .er this becomes law, til all its
conditions Piled with It's leading that
the Goveranent creating an army Of nnsdeai
s1p-utsndeuts viceyoys csptsn, crew snf pas
s-nsers. has b-cn frustrated. No ship shall more
thar one passenger TO every two tons register Every
less THAI 100 psssenxers whenever carrying 100
rssssnssrs sther the ship carry i'd
AID In the latter alternative children old TO
esonsd or as it 10 tech niesy termed nosei are all TO
Ia the latter case the chief alton officer 10 APP
pont medical to muster and inspect and reject s
unheslhy passsr the must Be done before
sailing By the surgeon ~ sny for the vessel Every snip
with bundled more passenssrs must csrry sn
cooked and each proposed i.r.ry struck ou, and
other substituted hence they fail bach the old law
~neh merely .apeates Tor one Of oscgit no1r, ost-
meal rice head per day half be had Ia thsrdl bis
which latter the poato mourning Psddss often pitch
OVERHEARD In disgust, piece Of blu1derios legson
and from the extreme Of lsSity 10 the OF
seassiess strinsency. Few British saipo will
charter their ship for entrants Wsrs there not other
checks ths lag and the colonial law would alone q.
noss stop emigration to the British colonies
/ FATAL CAsuALTr.-We are sorry 20 learn to At
friend ErAstus Hopkins, Esq member OF the Lsssa
tars from Northsm pton h.s last su,t.ocd ,sysr. 40
nestle calamity His sou William brsht child Of three
yeus OF scslded to desih in North. pon On
Saturday evening lss The cnild le By the servant
maid 10 room with kettle Of boilinE water which ne
pal down upon him he fingered for awhile agony
bat the viury ". fs,sl and he expired Sunday
| lag lsst Boston Atlas, 18th
! PoRrLASD.-Another trial to choose a Mayor
iskes place IN Portland, 10 This being only the
! second iIiAi, Of course there vii be no choice.
Bosom Auas, l3h.
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THE EXECUTION or NssH.-We understand that
Thomas Nash who had been convisted Of numbering fe
male In this county two three paid the
penalty denounced by the Lag against his awful crime
Friday last. He huog Troy In Montgomery County
whittier he had removed his for trial The rops BY
which he first suspended broke, and he fell to the
ground He 1ssted the handkerchief to be removed
vered with the byst.ndes until smother rope pre-
cured. and he was then hung Verify the way Of the
nsgressor 10 hard" Waynesburz IN c. Argus, 4th.
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MARRIED,
DIED

On TUESDAY evening ilth ire, By Rev. Mr. Farley Of
Brooklyn. WILLIAM METCALf to CAROLINE.
daughter Of Thomas risston
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n JOSEPH w. FABEss. instead Of J. w. To
bins IS reported by Telegraph yesterday the name Of
the new Consul TO Guiana
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GEsERAL PosT OFFIcE-NaI lettings -The
state Of the BIDS for mail contracts in NewJeey Penn
sYlvsnis, Delaware, Maryland aod Ohio, will be
publicly announced to-day the large room In the south
corner Of the General Post Office first floor, COM
meucns at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Opportunity will then be
given the place named 10 all interested to be heard
before tbs final decisions Of the Postmaster General
pronounced and recorded. Washington, Union, 18th.
WATcBaAs SHoT.-A Waterman named Mott
shot 10 Pittsburgh the 10Th inst. by named
Blair, who intoSicsted and Mote attempting to
arrest i'm, fred bali into his abdomen. The watchmsns
life 10 desp,ired Of
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Farmers Library and Monthly Journal o.
Agriculture for April, 1S4S.
cosrgsr. or rHs APRIL suNssa.

cosrEsrs APRIL NUMBER
Engrarinss and Illustrations Prince william tLaths
srsph) Breed equal cross o! Holland and Durhsm =
years old weight 1880 lbs.
CONTINUATION OF srErBsSss BOOK or rsE FARM.
The Throw. CTook-rhs Straw Rope spinner-Ths
Bathing Stool for Shesprhe Potato Raiser or Brspdsr
The same attached to the Plow-Potsto 0rsp-Po,so.
Pis the Conicsl and Prismstic-Ths Component Psiss
Of Grain Of Whsat-A Plant Of Wheat In tho State OF
pstionTbs Reetsnss to Illustrste.ths Symmsry
OF the Pig-Ths Drsusht-Horse Tho prsushtsslliou-
rhs Drsugh Msrs.-Sho Horn Ok.
illustrations o." Sheep Husbsndry" The Bones Of the
Sleeps Head The Teeth Of the Sheep The fluke IN the
Sleeps Liver Pruning the Apple, illustrated.
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Law Courts.

supgRIoa CouRr-Before Judge SANFORD -Uxal p
Ward vs. Jossph PIansy, JAction BY Assistant Aid.
to recover on alleged wsusnee Of horse tsppesrs
that the horse valuable mile in three minutes trot
ter Mr. w gave to Mr.. el5o, bsiive, 10 money and
him. Soon After Mr. w. took possession II sscsr
tanned that the horse lame aud SICK and Mr. w part
ed with him at great oss He brings the present suit
For defence it denied that there had
rantse, and, in addition, IL said the horse hss
ally gave for him noosuit was asked for and srsn,ed
For plaintiff Mr. Blunt aud Mcssrs brown and Matthews;
for defendant, m.s'rs Allen and Edward SANFORD
Reed 4 Hoyp6es Mutual Safety Inrvanee Co.-sut
in Assumpst Verdict for psintfs o. ia 50 FOR plain
th Mr.. c. w ssndfordi for defendant, Mr.. Theo Seds
wick.
Peter AeFodden vs. Joshua Mead ALLEGED Nuisance -
Mr. McF keeps store and resides AZ the Of
~ third-st aud Third avenue Mr.. Mead has black
smiths shop In the basement Of the building adjoining
It 10 aese that tbs smoke and cnders from
the forge nuisance, filling every thing 10 tbs nsshbor-
hood with smoke aud SCOT and rendering possible for
the nsishbors TO dry clothes open their Window
IL IL denied that The esab 10 nuisance repre-
seuted Testimony vas taken showing that black psr
ess which proceeded from the chimney settled upon the
adjoining houses nc To be coptiuned this forenoon
For plaintiff Messs Bouxhton Campbell and Schafer
for defendant Messrs A. @. Rogers and J. w. Gerard
SUPREME CoUar-speei.I rerm-ssfors judo.
Edwsrca-Dapid Blaks, EdDard Th>baud John La Farss
and Franes Cooper, ET,euors of the sstate Of Elsa
Mccarthy deeeased We. John Pasan Mp gayo NcGoD an
and otA<Is Mrs. Nee. WA the widow fAId McCsrhy
she -t worth about $4,000 devxed 10 ysro1
persons s0d alec liberal requests to religious and chsrta
bic Institutions, among them Catholic Church 1t ~
Augustine, $50 TO the Lying IN Asylum, ne claim WA
up by Of the Of kin that the will In
valid inssmueh some Of the Institutions IL
/, not authorized By Law TO receive lesssi, ans
there 10 doubt 80 TO the identity Of Others kc-The ex
ecutors have med bill sssipst the parties In interest
have the matter jadieioasy decided number Of emf
nent lawyers are engaged BY the different parties Argu
msnt was heard.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge HurIbut-HarDey o
Weed Va Samuel Mott, ITO recover the smount of
note given IN relation to stock ofs Copper Mining Con
pany. Ths defence misre pIes-pt ston ard 0
consideration. Verdict for defendsnt.-For plIf, Nj
Lawrence; for dds, Mr.. Crest.
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PRoT. j. ,. wAssEa, AIS Brosdwsy, opens . new
class for Ladies' and Gentlemen In Singing ct Sight this
friday evening ct O'clock with free lecture asd Il
lustr atoms Of his and rapid method Of tsschius
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FIFTH JUDICIAL DisTRIcT.-We were informed
yesterday that David Randall, Wing. bad been
chosen Civil Justice instead Of C. H. Dougherty
This turns out to be mistake. The following are
the figures:
XIII Ward. Majority for Dou,h'rty ssass,
With Ward. Rsndall.......'..'.'.N
pou,b.r,v, ma, ip the District
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By PONY Express and Telegraph
Later from Vera Cruz.

PETEsssURG, Thursday, April 10.
Your Express fromNew. o rleans has arrived with
advices to the sth. The steamship Virgins from
Vera Cruz on the 27th, and Tsmpico on the 3lst,
has arrived at NewO Orleans. The impression is
prevalent and daily gains strength at Vera Cruz,
that the army is about making q retrograde move
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.
CoTroS-ssles Of sou bales At sAe cents principally
for England susAE-qniet. FLorI-st IS. FRxIGHIs
No new Engagements. ExoHaSGls-pomnsi
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Majority for prOAbi,Ory ls~........TI5
Three four,hs Of those who voted on the question
voted in favor Of the proposed law. concord Dem.
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Ward, A.vtsors Clossn Cons,ableS do.
III cHiz Morrison, HoIsee Dean,
IL. p,own Martin.
IL Som.>I Waterbury, Emerald Wheeler,
\ Garr,fson " o Butler.
Ill samuel r. Mobb.ti. Oeorre w. Chsdic.
w. l.. shsrdiow. Cornelius Ahson'
" ID E,atnf Patrick Mason
7komai Haysi, hndrer Smih
. v W C. Scott joseph Jenkins,
James A. Rich If. drsene.
I5gazd Si,yloeb William Barber.
VII. George Adams. Ih5mS Nnsse,
Luther Richards Thomas ksiisnd
WILL. w Blsuvelt, W. 9. CarYenteT,
TH,mas Butler B,njan,n Leroy,
TX n n Cargill 3 ID Wsner,
Wi1i.m Veil. William Rich.
K. ThsmaS Hone, PernaId MarTen,
Ananias Matt.eUs. " N Parker.
XII. Dartd Ludiam smnh sloan,
C,kyistopaer MeGory lloyd Bogart.
XII. Lawrence r. Kerr, George fe,ner,
Warren Brady Alexander Fsbor.
XIII. Not certain
XIV. .EnocA Dean, hdhanxf Ffneh,
James Msli,gan- W Hutton
XIV George Riley n. Mann,
Jededi.h 3 Lester. Janars Hes,n
XVI. John Hoy bntan hen1n'
3. y X Conkrtght -Axel Fireman
XVII. "A Van Boskerck, george bu'ne'
James Robinson. v Mis-
XVIII. William Johnson, Jr William feck,
" ysha<I Flynn .T1mes Yaa Tasse!I.
ILoeos il halici. The rest Wings
In the XlIIth, William Jenkins, Loco, is elected
Assessor, with either J. w. Leggett or c. g. Lopez
Whiga Patrick Rafferty,. Loco having beer
scratched by his good Datured friends We believe
John NJ Rue and J. W. Somerindyke Locos are
chosen Constsbles, but are not sure that both are
Conceding them to be so, our new Assessors stand
10 Wing to II Loco ahd our Constables 1 Whie
10 10 Loco-a close fit
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" French Patent Leather Boots large and splendid
assortment, be found ct H. B. JosEss u Apu-st O.
the low price OF 81 slso large assortment Of French
Calf Boots ct o. so. ala ~
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FIRE IL ST.. LOUISA FIRE broke out in No. "a
Leyee) on the 9Th The bal ding large store owned
BY Capt. James Wood Of Pittsburgh and occupied By X.
r. Psal, roeer; Cslherwood, Iecufer; Mathews, com
mission house The whole loss IL about $4,000 which
thsre insurance Of 1900. Cathsrw ood less 10
g. 00 Insured for $500 His books were In safe snd
secured from.se Noe q and Is. pied BY Rath Ray
Heeistein Gore and Ramsey, where much pjared but
the Insurance will cover the lose.
ExULTIso IN FREEDox-A letter from pastor
ia one Of the valleys Of Piedmont published 10 an English
Journal eoatsiss the following specimen Of the grateful
enthusiasm OF the org persecaed Wsdensss on recsis
the Of the recent grant Of toerstou by the King
Of Sardinia he says: Glory TO God, and gratitude To
King Coarles Albert Opr complete emsn patton civil
AID political ~as signed yesterday By his Majesty, the
King Of Sardinia"
ExrEssIos OF THE SUsQUIHASsAH RAILROAD
We csrn that the sarveys Tor the extension Of the Bs-
more and sasqaehaansh Railroad from York to BNriabus
hsD eedsoeroush, Ess. ChiG kagiassr. lBalk Patriot
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chip news.-ArTtpsd- SHIPS Wsbssh. New York
Dslhana khu1eelphiA Csssrtd-Sbips Unieern Bcsten
vsAdyhs, Philseslphisi Bsrk Qaitey, King, Boston.
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srgrHIsss Book the rAsm.-tcoSrisrEoD
Twisting Straw Ropss (ooncudedl with details OF Me-
chimes for ths purpose.
S. Drafting Ewes and G MINERS; Tapping Ewes; and
Batting and smssrns shssps full description. with
illustrations OF all these operations.
ST. Lifting and Pitne Potatoes with directions for The
formation Of various kinds Of Pits with also Analyses Of
the Potato.
49, Sowing Autumn Wheat. and the Construction and
Principles Of Agricultural whssl-Csrhasss
So Eggs. gathering tn. N and thsir care
to The Points possessed by the Demonstrated Animals,
rnost deslr able for the Farmers to cultivate.
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MARYLAND and Virgins com pared with Msssschusstts
aus Rhode 10 their Agricultural and Domestic Coz
ation and Policy: Agricultural Fair at Esstoa, Mo-
Cotton. should Loom como to the Cotton. or the
Cotton 70 TO the Loom
Niassrs Falls Suspension Bridge; Its Coustructon End
Effect on the Asric raj Industry Of the North.
Expermsntsi In Depths Of Sowing, In 1881.
How Beef keeps fresh longest
Sheep Husbsndry In tho soutb, Letter Xv.-by u. D.
Randall; Anstomy OF the Sheep, (oontinusd)-Dss
aud their Treatment
Items about Turnips ssd othar Root Crops-wth vsiua
Bile Statistics regarding the Turnp ana !" prodaes pss
Rearing and Feeding Calves.
Pruning tho Apple Tree.
Cultural Observations q the Potato for ls4s.
The American Cheese Trsds-stststica
Book much wsnted-0ilisspiss Manual OF koed'
Making"
Housewf.'s Departmeut-0s Calendars for April;
vsgstahle Lite; The Influence Of Mothers various Re-
cipes StaDsas, No nc.
Prices Current for the preceding month earfully
rsct.d. Published by GREELEYA McELRATH.
Tribune Buildinss Nassaust N. T.
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~. Persons wishing The Tribune lsfs regularly u

ubscribcrs received to Semi Weekly Tribune.
MARCH q Peru, Ill ................
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

srcosD WARD.-Frsncis B. Spinola, the Wing
candidate for Alderman the Second Ward, was defeated
by one vote IL 10 stated ths he intends contrasting the
election and his friends invited to attend meeting
Military Hall this evening to transact business OF i'm
pottancs 10 connection with il.
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FLORAL BEAUrIEs.-Mr Russell has at his
green house in Hsury-s, near Atlsntis-a magnificent
Rhododendron hsvipgs the present time about $50 how'
era Mr. Davidson. residing at tho corner Of Smith and
Livingston ss has Magnolia &c feet high in full bloom
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Subscribers received to tho Daily Tribune.

City subscribers included this % but those whoss
ption money received IN advance
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/" IMPORTED FsEscH CALI DREss Doors Of superior
quality and latest styles at prices suit the tines ~
cheaper than 1t other establishment In the city Also
Patent Leather Boots, Caters he. for sale By
ala iws FRENCH SHAW IL Ann-st
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HARRo HARRISG To HIS FRIENDS rs NEW YORK.
Having received several portsnt communcso1s from
Europe the day after my arrival at Newfors, Sun pre-
pang my immed lately being prevented under
peculiar crcumstsncesl hom delivering my Poem, La
France Repeik as before intended Better actions 10
Europe than more words in North America FAREWELL
HsRRo-HARRiSG.
April IS, ls48-Tsmmsny Hall, Room No IS.
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RoBBERY.-The house of Bridget Kennedy in
State ct. entered "Wednesday afternoon and s4
stolen from her trunk No clue has been obtained Of the
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FUIkET fICKED.--W NIIt MIS-. MCUcUrHo WIZ
attending auction of furniture Wednesday. at q
house Brooklyn flights, she had her pocket picked Of
siS by some person, VINO Is yet at large