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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22
ACGNr's OYFcE.srATs PSlsos. Auburn, 1n ~, i8le.
NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed proposals v.

AcESr's OfF.lE.SrArs PKisoy. Auburn j 4n ~, 1870
NOTICE Il hereby syeu that sealed pi' posais va
Noe received by the subsc her, at his ohce IN sac
prison. until Wednesday the Jlh DAY Of Apul neat ~ w
o'clock q for the hire ana services OF sucn NUMBER OF
convcts Is shall be the disposed OF the agent having
reference 90 the tlh ent OF exis.in- contracts ana W..
tenewsll te employed ia the business OF manoactuf
ing cutlery and hes FOR tho term OF hse years rom the
trst las May next said number To include All U con
cs that shall remain upon and be employed IN the cut
lsry business that Day under the contract win James
Homer Esq present rscOr and such farther number
nor exceldu one hundred add seventy i've al any one
time tho sha from time 20 time be able 20 Inf'
nish The contractor furnish fuel for warming the
shop shops, aud brooms Tor s~eepcg t5 same aul 70
enjoy the Of the waerpowe under the same Testrc-
toL and upon the conditions the same Is now
enjoyed by lbsotson K Horner, present CONTRACTOR
Also proposals viii be received as above Tor tha hFe
and for the term OF nve years from ne fst aal
Of June next Of such nUmb-r Of machnsts bseksmths
COPPER and tin smiths who sha be Certified such me
chancs and be legally poyed q. such' AS shall be
dis pOsi OF the SCENT, not exceeding at any one
hi:y-ve and such number OF convicts VINO are not
certified mechanics be employed helpers and tbor-
eTs upon said contract may he AZ the disposal OF the
sgsn taying reference 10 the iGlment OF other exist
contrasts IN said prison. aud renewal OF ths sa
4 time ntcen togcihef "lth the
use o. the water power now enjoyed by Messrs Den
mis- Wood Russell present co-rractors Tn contractor
10 furnish fuel for warming the shop ana ofooms Tor
sweeping the same.
suitable and convenient shoproom Tor the prosecution
q the business named 10 the above two contracts w oe
furnished By the State Payment will be required a. the
Of each month for the services OF the conycts let
upon said contracts.
should accompany the with the name and written
consent Of p.rous offered security ia each OF the
ab5ve contracts and those making proposals should
be present az the Of letting in person by an au
thozed agent for the purpose OF executing SAID cont acts
Present number Of conycts employed upon the cutlery
contract IL about FL hty and upon the machine contract
IS lhhty.three. lj1b law2ml A. GRlDLEY, Agent.
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rrPPER,S NrW WORE
PROF.. MITCHELAS LECTURES.

lust RECEIVED "HACTENUS'-More droppinss
from the pen that wrote Powerful Philosophy &C
&c, with fne portrait Of the author for saie -
l9f HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE. 2.6 Pear IT. n. 7
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f-sT- rasssssss.s1NEw. YORK AND x1
~ -. ~ ERIE kAILGOAD. .llsz s.s

81 LIE Spr.aC 4rran gomez -
TV, Passsursr Trains esch way daily Ga Monday
Mar o. aud IN u farther notice The cars esd boats VIII
run ~ follows; - r., -,
FoR PAssgScERs-Leafe New lofk liooi OF bu'he-s'l
stTAM aud 7 VI.
Leave PortJsIyls a. 6 O'Clock A. 81 and P II.
Leave Ot.s ville al SD A N aua - 7. VI a.diie.
.,,.n AL 7 A N md IOP NJ Goshen al p A. NJ aud
4 So p 4 aud Chester NJ 7 50 A. NJ. and y 7. N
keep. for personal baggage when psceo 10 me ntnos
N t- begrase master the Company viii not De iepon''
any article upon the passenger boat % usin'
lulrss r,ce pted for hy IL duly authorized ateut
Foo FRFtcHr-L.eAve New-Y0rk AZ O'Clock, VI per
b,rr.s ssrua Mash. Henry Suydsm. il and Diasirs
Le,vs Port Jsfvls AZ . o'clock \. VI
m7,C II g. SEYMOUR. Superinte ndent
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80, r. TWO DAYS From SEwif0 ~

80 r5.egl1Tss-sas iND DAYS rhpM NEM,iOsn
kts$ -sS.rO PITTSBURGH AND WHEEL,
q Si----ss- nc VIA Phi ldelpha, Baltimore ana
Ohio RAILROAD, Cumberland, Md-Weste'n Ttasele"
Great United states Mail AID Passenger Route 70 rits
b1rfh Wheeling Cincinnati, and tie south aud w est
PASSENGERS g0ing directly through BY the 3 =, ne
Leave New.YOlk foot OF Llberty5L al A. M ana ~
r "a daily -,
Leave Pnedeip ha sunaays exec ted itom tns e1fnsf
ofEleyeuth aud M.fsetsts az "a ! NJ ent naliy -
by aaioad aud arrive 10 Baltimore At I M aud ~ I ~
leave Baltimore AZ II "A. a. ~ the Baltimore sud Ohio
RAILROAD add arrive A. Cumberland a. o 2. III
Leave Cumberland a. z NJ.
Twelve daily aes Of che National Road tnd Good In.
tent Lines and arrive I'm Pittsburgh or Whesne nsxi
evening 80
Passenger, for Pittsburgh take thy splendid snd
I steamboats, az Bio wnsyine, anc thereby Gave
only II miles Of sisgng on the whole route.
FrsLea.s sfeauiooss leave Pittsburgh aod Wheeling
regusriy aHd passengers Forwarded without delay 70
Cincinnati all other ports IN the South and w est
For throushtickets BY this coute apply Ia PhiadolPns
a. Railroad plce VI Market aud Eieventhsh,
a. IS South Ihrtsl, VI On board steamboat, uoes"
whaff
Fare throprh from Phede phs to Pittsburgh, sl2; To
nserg 10, with the privileg Of sopp o. ST Baltimore
and re1uming seals at pleasure For farther information
apply 70 }. l. SKINNER Agent;
AlAd4ms Co.'S Express Office, 10 Wall-st. at Il AN
or Cay loss Hotel, No. % Cortlandtst.
FOR BALTIMORE.
" B-Ths Mail Lines from Ph,ladephis TO Baltimore
leave me Depot Of Eleventh and aafketss sun.
days excep ed at 81 A. NJ. aud p y. daily BY Railroad
- P4ssengesare Cautioned against purchasi1 uckem
In New-i0rt for Baltimore Pittsburgh Wheeling paf-
porting to 20 by the aforementioned Lines, az no one
authorized to sell tickets Ia Ne~YOrk for these lines
M II l.. SLEMMER. Agent for Mail Llnes.
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Albany. ApfilLl8n

Owing ~ the rrsst ana immense sale Of Or.
ToWnsrnds sarsapars, number Of men who wsrs fuf-
msrly our Agents, have commenced msking SarsfpuiA
Exirsss kxlrs. bitfefs, Extracts oi Yellow Dock &c
4Isy generally pat 10 up Ia the same shaped bottles
snd some Of hsm have stolen and c0p od adyers'-
ine9t they only worthless limitations and should be-
avoided.
Principal ofce III Fulionst Sun Building. n Y. Rod.
ding c. safest Boston; DyoIt a Sons iJ} North
secoud-st Philadelphia HsneH. Druggist Baltimore
7. " Cohen, Charleston Wright Co l5l Chsrfrcs 81
o. iO5 south fealat Albauy aud BY all the principal
DfusEas nhd Merchants rsnefailY throughout the nied
States West Indies ard tho Caasdas ~ MWkFtf I'm
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

EOR MARCH-THE HORTiCULTJRlsI i edited ~
L A J. Downing, devoted entirely to Horticulture Ine
March No iust received Subscr pton price - per year
Aso the Cutvator for March edited by Luther Tucker
This work Is devoted % Agriculture. Subscription PIite
per year. January No, commences the volume SUI
s.ri ptious Of both works received By
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II TYPOGRAPHY AND PRINTING in ColoFs-rbe
LsubscrbeIs respectfully iavite the attention Ct pub
shers merchants hotel keepers and traders 10 their
Enlistment They would refer 10 the much admired
Cards which they executed for the celebrated Dr. Town
send DR.. Christie DR. Benham and others IS specimens
which adopted by the most successful merchant
Maps, vews illustrations machinery, trsnser circalsTs
and every description Of Lithogrsphie work.
JONES { NEWMAN, i28 FUlton.st.
mo Inn sun Buildings, 2d-stOry.
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SANFORD sRorHHIl
ION ron sALE

a RS ~ HsAsfHpH syH
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DEArH OF A RIoTER.-Coroner Abrahams held
40 inquest yesterday a. East Brook vpon the body Of
msn named James Rider who 10 his death by blows
received upon his head While engaged in hsht m eomps
sy with number Of Irishmen Flushing avenue. The
Jury returned verdict Ia accordance with the facts
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VIEWS or ASTRoNOMY.

DUBLISHED THIS MORNlNG-sevea Lectures, de,
4 hyered before the Mercantile Library A,soelaton oil
New York BY r NlCHOL. LID. Professor Of Astron'
ony in the University OF Glasgow. Price = cents
M GREELEY 4 McELRATE, Tribune Buildings.
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ENhONT BKl OK "A superior article Of Front Brick
from Croton Point, smooth strong and burnt hard,
stand the fost The sand used with clay 10 their
manufacture 3. very hne, which makes them solid and
compact, and has tendency 10 prevent dampness from
striking through the walls supply at moderate prices
is kept on hsud by JOHN p. OLMsTEAD. New-IoIs.
lsquTs az the 0ftce OF y CHAMBERLlN, $50 West
between Charlton and King the yard Of the
subscriber Ct Croton Point Those who intend TO build
would do well 70 call AID examine fos themselves
A IfNDERHIfT
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Tue Old -tAb sled stAndIhe 1ntsctlbef bess IeaV7
70 Inform the pabc that he bss removed his
ma establishment from the above plses 20 the corner Of
East bioad way aHd scaiiuelsi where he will continue TO
end money watches plate, Jss-ly, diamonds cloth
ins srd personal property Of every description.
JOAN }. LEVY, Licensed PaenhrckeT,
corner Of Ess. SrOzi " - snl Scaintnsist
- nrfva - via hs ~ nv rfruf fhe
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BROOKLYN AFfAIRS.

CHARTER CoSyEsrIoS.-The Convention held
meeting lss evening Mr.. Fish offered the followiog
Re,olrSd. That tho Committee on Public Expenses be
srscted 70 port the state the finances Of the Conyen
ton. Adopted.
Ar Taylor offered resolution requesting their reporter
10 publish the speeches Of the members of the Convex ton
Adopted
Ths Convention then took rp for confederation The man
In which they should proceed with their abors and
aosiy. without taking any question the subject sd
ioarned until next Friday evening
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DaEtSe RoBbERY-Some daring rogue yester
A. -sters the house Of Mr. Patrick Lyons No ii DoJeT
stos shersfrom about So 10 gold coia (5sovefesnO
and escaped with tie same
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NkNN-JENsEY nINiNG NOMrANt.-s

lNaolesss that have not paid the n,tsnsnt sailed Tor,
payable lot Of November. 347, hereby notified that
said assessment OF dollar per share viii De- received
A. the Company ofhce At ths niue N huosol 90 neat
Bsevle the agency a. south foufsn-st rhilscsi
pha, before the ian osy OF Apll sf5 By order
u the Rosr1 % Directors. A. MARTIN, Treasure.
nj i've.
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rnrPoRTANT ANp

I INTERESTING WORK-Th!s day published. and for
sale By WILLIAM RADDE. 81 Broadway, The True
Drgani zstlon Of the New Church indicated IN the
Writings Of Emanuel 8wede-borg AID Demonstrated D.
Charles Fourier limo. PIP, f5i ml1 3taW~W
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AND ERFE RAILROAD CON.

IEPANY The sl9cktolasrso Of the New-Y0rk sud Erie
Railroad Company are hereby notified that An tseni
o. dollars PEI share 81 shares lgh Oh no pay
heretofore made 30 o0i exceed eighty I'VE dollars
required 10 % psd ~ the ohcs Of The Compaay No 8
WaEstisef. % or before the llth day u APgu neat
- order Of the D. reoiors.
NATHANIEL. MARSH. Secretary
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srppES DEATH.-A genteeny dressed man
q. rot ..osrtsinsd fell down in nj in Wall.
:: Yesterday afternoon and almost Instantly expired
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Co WANTED Soldiers patent titles on lsn5sof value
he~ In m ilary bounty tract, Illinois which have been
~ Tor many years sold FOR taxes and psst redemption
Apply a. ~ o'clock or address 5 III. MOTT, 80 Lbertyst
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MARKETS ELsEWHGRE.
STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE April 8. 1873 $500 Maryland Deferred SIS
ted States 81 1917 closed io3 bid. lO asked: Tesory
S,stle1 bid ie2k ssted Msryand 81 CLOSED at s6 bid
SIX asked; Baltimre 6 $780, at 9S bid e5x asked Bat-
more and ohio Railroad shares at SIX bid 80 asked.
PH. .D.L.aIA, April io-Ers Bssrd-s2oeo CHM IS; =
b5, 30; S75a Sate So, 7x 5000 do. b 73x Pcnpa Rail
.oa.,a; 5000 sspc. ST. losx slno s6pe, e. lass
500 do lo3; $1,000 Tsnns,,es So M $1,000 Sch Nav SIS 5
g.. te.5 !5k; 3Ch.s Del lanai C. SIX: so y Bank c,
a. 5000 Safe S. b. st Ss25 d. as IS; sI7oo Lehsh IS
62; 2a0 New Jersey c. 2I; North meIican Bank, i51s
100 NJ Jersey S2T 100 Union Canal as at ~ o,s;
State % 7s 1000 Ches Del Canal S. 81 so s. do Sc
S0; 1870 Sch Nay 6s g. 49, 500 Wilmington Railroad ss
Jersey copper. az After Soies-3sooo State SIS. Is
100 Union Canal Farmers Mechanics, 3o1s; 81 Fis
mingon copper, ~.
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Weekly Report or Deaths
In the City and County of New York from the day
- March to the eth dav Of April. 1919.

Abscen Aroplery 9: Asphyxis, 1; Auophia, Q; Ape
NJ Bleeding, Bleeding from Lungs burned Sea ded
i Bronchitis, Z; Cnu ities 81 Cholera Morbus Il Collie
CONSUMPTION, IS; Cow wilson's, 22 Group, sobgeson OF
Lungs Debility. .; Derum Irsmeu' DIABETES; i piar
L Drowned q pysentery. u Ervspelas is; trp sure, Ii
Fever, 5; Feve! lnteIn'tsnt l. Fever Puerper Fever
phrs ls Fever Ne rvops Heart Dise,,e Of Hc Dtesc
i Hopping Cough Inf mmst,ou Of Bladder l; nflmms,
Ch,st lmmoa Of Kidneys, 10. Inflammation Of sto
q loft mmaton Of Liver. Il Maayynu, 7; Measles l; Merit
fcaton ,; Old Age 81 Palsy u Pc. Il Premature Birth
q X, eumssm Ii Small Pox, II, Suicide, Q; Suocson 81
knowB,2
Aee-Under 81; to yesr III 2to S. to TO-
~ to co. 49, 20 TO 30 33 30 to 4o 3b 40 So So to
co. 49, 60 70 TO- IA to 80 H. 90 to 90 100 and upw,rds
- A. w. WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, April sth has.
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duties alleged to bs illegal and which we're psd under
protest. The plaintiffs imported in the year lsz
tain goods consisting OF shsws Of worked cotton and
silk and worsted, which not embossed TAM
boued and, ss they alleged not made up wholly or in
part BY hands according these terms understood
In commercial language, upon which they were com.
PEELED to pay 80 cent the legal duty they
by crculsr OF the It'll Of January le&7 adudEed the
shaws in question subject duty Of 80 cent
saying that whatever doubt might exist to either Of
tn. articles In qusou being clothing ready made, In
CONNIE roial or popular Of them may doubt
less be considered wearing apparel or articles worn
on the person IT. therefore, either Of those ar
ncles usually the person, wells, shaws ora
or by any process Of manufacture and in state and
condition rendering them suitable for wear agreeably
60 general usage, euoh articles 20 imported become
liable whatever its component matsrisls TO du'y OF
30 per cent The plaintiffs contend that the articles 10
question provided for In schedule OF the cot Of
1916, % manufactures Of worried, at duty OF rs
per cent seek under this act to recover back the
difference between that and 30 per cent, the sum paid
Adjourned.
COMMON PLvAs-Before Judge Ulshoeffer- Geo. Ward
ct olrs. Benoni Barber imyIeoded $cThis was IN ac
ton on judgment for $94 49, IL appeared that the
judgment obtained In of the courts Of Michigan
The defence that Barber appeared, and had
no notice of the proceedngs The jury rendered
dict for the plaintiff for the full amount subject to the
opinion OF the court on question CT Law raised by the
defendants counsel
Counr CALpNDAR-For This Day-Circuit Court
81 o. "a to 90 inclusive, H. H. rs, 7s 80 %, as
"a 7o 81 SO, $50 s9s Sup ror Cc.rt ga lO4 49, 10
2o Us iae 1879 u.s. 1876, 1873 lla, LA g. IS 81 49,
a. 49, o4sl l66, ITO, lag, l47 to lb7 inclusive l60
to l6o tpcusvs 1877 to l73 incuSive. Common Plegs-
10, lot, los, IL, 20, 81, 10, 80, 81, 81.
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Died,
On the 10th inst of disease Of the heart MARY ANN,
eldest daughter Of Elisha D. and Ann Knowsr, aged IL
years. month and 90 days
The relatives and friends Of the family are requested
to attend the funeral afternoon lth ins
ct O'Clock ut No l67 Rvington street. without further
invitation.
0Iy- Boston and Albany papers please copy
On the 10th inst after lingering illness Mrs. ALICE
BELL. native Of Rathfriland, county Down, Ireland,
aged SO years
The friends and acqu,intsnces Of the family, aud
those OF her Hugh Patrick and John s and also
her sonsn law John Moropey and James Mo Ateer,
respectfully invited to attend her funeral wednesday
afternoon l2th inst from her late residence No 900
Monroe street, Ut o'clock
Ga the 9th inst RICHARD VAN HoRN, Youngest son
Of the late Abraham Lsfrge In tho year of his age
The friends and relatives Of the family and the
bers OF Greenwich Lodge, No 40, | o. OF o. are
spectfuly invited to attend his ON Tuesday tn
met from the residence Of his mother Catherine Lee
forge. 1874 Canal street. at O'clock NJ. without fur
thcr invitation.
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100000 q R.Tsa qs Dn D.y s.s .si g.
without srgs complaint sdicates paus OF
ture and heals all manner OF is very fagtalt snd
agreeable internal and external prescription also
cramps sad alt spssn.dc sce toas This simple
tiou commands the attention Of the FIRST families ia The
uy-our lrvu L,vrgstons, ~ millions Loriilards, Mor'es
Costss sosdhusts, &c sc. b0rifu particulars, spirit
Of the Times Oce, ao resl 50 cents q per dozen,
ga per gross and Of the druggists generally.
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MMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.


monday, April 1915 II. M.
The stock market opened buoyant this morning, and
or;o,s for sons Of the fsnees Improved . fraction
At the Arst board Treasury notes went up u per
cent, Norwich and Worcester y, Erie Railroad
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The arrivals, for the last two days. the principal
hotels eoDsised chiefly ocers Of the army and navy
and passengers BY the Hibsrnis Amongst the former
found registered at the American, Mr.. Smith. 8.
Typographical Engineers; and Mr. Bryan, U. Army.
At the Aston, Lieut. Maury, Of the U. Navy; also,
Lieut. Read Of the royal navy steamship Britannis and
Capt Shannon, BIZ John Richardson, DR. Rae, and Mr..
r. W. Harris passengers per Hibsrua AT the City, l..
.. del VilaS, Of Trinidad de Cuba.
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lust PUgLlsHED, THE SECOND EDITION OF
DIR. Powels Treatise the Eye revised and enlarged
scnsinag g. psge. shdton' Meter syo peo 80 cents
This work adapted the general reader Dr. Powell at
tends usual 90 diseases Of the Eye and Ear, from 10
O'clock At his surgery 26i Broadway rrnce " Warren
tnyg the Eyes vhish obtAinod the premium rom the Ame
rstt re procured at his Office. Just imporsds
,sigs supply Of Artificial Eyss
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Common Council.

Common Council.
Flanklo fr sdsnsThs reading Of The minutes Of the
proceedings Of the last meeting was dispensed with.
Sswsr Petition Of 8. Wande for remuneration for
Gas-In favor Of lighting Lsurens street with gas
Referred.
Prs.snt from III. French Residents of the City "A
French rseidents ofthe city Accepted.
Pir.RtpoIt in favor of leasing the pier the west
a. Of Burh.s slip to the use ofths Charleston steam
Also in favor of leasing the pier the east side Of
Maiden lane to sturgess and Chairman. Adopted
ii. Psot Considerable discussion took plsos between
Aldermen Mssssrole and Kelly and the report was finally
Ao in favor Of leasing the pier ct the foot of Court
landt street to the swifsurs Company. Adopted
rire Engines Report in favor Of building two large
engines on The plan Of the Southwark, No. SO.
ArrER REcrss-SHp.--R in favor Of extending
the clip 1t the foot Of Amos street Adopted.
Pie-Report In favor Of leasing the pier at the foot
the steamboats, of tho Housatonc Railroad line Adopted
Report in favor Of granting to Robert Vanduyssn the
simplifying the shipping Of tho port with Croton water
Tor the sum OF $4,000 annum for tho term Of three
years Adopted
Report in favor ofpayipg to John M. King the Of
SoO for the loss Of borss which was killed in oonse
quenee Of the improper Of Rector street, in
which he fell Adopted.
Fire Department A communication was received
v. to the Ore in basss street and tho d.asn Of George
Kerr Assistant Engineer and Henry Fsrgs Assistant Of
Company No 49, which rejected strongly upon the man
avery improper He also stated the erroneous
statements made by some Of the papers, conveyed
improper impression upon the minds Of the community
ana requested the Common Council to enquire into the
OF the falling Of the when there was No Are
In toat part oft Adopted.
resolution was presented requesting that the Legs
lturs might be abolish the once Fire
WdsD and transfer thsdutiss TO the Assistant Engin
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o,,a p.,.-sou,. tl,i"g Entirely Newt he

e o John 's1: o.
Gold PEN Introduced by oo,ns A.. a. ;ahis ~
CINE o write. free am and e b"
dion TO these and other ms, o, oens
cheap enough wuhs the rcac ., az, h. %
fseureTs beer. 4 Ca,k as John street, (up staits)
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Died.

On Monday, the 10th inst, at the Orchard street
Church, by the Rev. o A. Skinner, Gro w. Fraser to
MARoAREr, eldest daughter of Adam w Youle, Esq
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rNHiRD WARD REGULAR WING NOMINA-
tions"-A meeting held at tho National Hotel. on
McKaish th' gre,snt Assistant Alderman and the whig
called to The chair and Col Florence Mshony sppoined
secretary Ga motion, COMMITTEE of three appointed
,oI, OF the thd ward az the eeeton The
man. homas Mcknight For A.sistsnc Alderman-Jcseph
Bell Foo Asssxsofs-,lho,. O Bartlne. Stephen Bprk.
piap For Inspectors Of Eseton-ls, ,mcs Lewis Teae.
Isaac H. Grfisg HUGH Msrtin For school
J1stas Eeati-ld For lu.pector-samuel r. Chds. For
Tustee-Wilss Ebbitt. Whercupon following resoa
tons Were offered and unaniwousv adopted :-Resoved
That Thomas Mcknight tho present ssistant Alderman
duties Of Assistant Alderman for the last Justly ent
tied the nomuao of Alderman to be supported by the
wing electors of the Third Ward tho ensuing election
Resolved Thlt Joseph T. Bell candidate for Ass,s
wsrd ana emf esty quaed to dehyge the duties Of thar
stables a1d the other officers named tho ticket,
long known good and hgs and all well fitted for tho
FLLNT. Cts,rman u omENcs MAHoNY SecresrY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-11

hs,.d vem;lus, nnmeous p,epaatons have been forced
upon the public for worms which were merely so'
up pose OF making without envy reg nav
ing their urusic worth Many have sunk INTO
the oblivion they deserved and some OF recent appearance
psint, ckIy aad ephe bv the ad oil great
puiog and sdvertisicg. But Fsnestsets vermdugei
burgh Pa has its widely er ended
fame fr eighteen yeas ard known where 40 ce
tyn ,emeay for Il sevsr fails In its effects and e.n
nestocL At thsiv eatabli shment ~ John II N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-11

WOV conviction Of the thief and recovery of the pro.
perry stolea f,m the spbscribri6 Pearl two Tea
Notes OF hundred dollars EACH No 6s52 letter
No 1854 letter dated February l8t8; both payable to
James AVID endorsed by him Jonas Levy. Also Gold
.,oli Fob Chn about $40 IN gold aud Silver Gold Key
The public csuoned against buying said
watch &c, nc CHAs II. LYONS SIG rcarl ,tset, New
Xor