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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

nv ORnRR ~ Hon ES~In Oodfs, County J udse OF
Dst I.wr.oes County Not zee IL hereby sivsn thst
as.hme Mt has been ssusd sssnst tho estate OF JOHN
or concealed debtor due proof made 70 the
ssd JUDE pusssnt the directions Of the stsiut. con-
..rn,,. sttashmsnts against sbscondng eopceaisd or
debtors ard that the will be sold for
he psymesi OF hs debts uness he said John savage P
snd discharge such attachment sceordir TO sv with
r. ssres ouths from frs publication Of this notice
Ana that the payment Of soy debts and the delivery OF
coy property belonging 70 thu said debtor TO hm OF o
~ use and the trsnssr Of sny property By him for
ynrposs whatever ere forbidden by law ssd void
nstrd Mach al Iszs JAMES BLOWN.
a5 Isw3m Auys for AttAehios Crsditoss-.
OUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICER No.
INsssssNotiee 10 hereby gwen 70 he rsssisrs and
u.xt CT hia Of LEWIS NJ HASkiNsON, !sis o. ,ns siy
Of Nsw-York merebant deceased, and 10 sslssed 70
have died hs apply to he serrossfs Of
County Of Nov. Yort for Letters Of Aemnl'Isen 9roo
IN estate of the said ptcstse, on ID. etn aay ~ n
No ~ A. tan o'eocI In The fosesooa-Ds,ed ss~ fesh
April s. 1919. jazz ss, =. 1870, "a,
IS 2sw4w rune 1o"."''"s's''
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DISTANCES,

EXPENsEs. HOTELS AND SIGHTSEEING IN
LITALY AND GERNANY Now ready lsmo- IS cts
(ony leo printed Pocket Memorandum Book 10 Italy
and Germany Ia 1917
ALSO JUST IMPORTED.
Mrrray's Hand books for Trsvel-rs-North Germany
a nd the Rhine. Poet svo. IS So
South Germany, the Tyrol, &c. - y.
Switzerland, Savoy, Piedmont, &c. 50 Is.
Malta and the East lonan Islands, &c 81.
Egypt and the Thshes 2 vols
spain, Andausia. Grausda. Madrid, &c. 2 vols 81.
PUTNAM. Bookseller. Importer, Sc.
n ~ y nd p.fa- .far- Inrdn
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New PoIlcles Issued curnz month OF mafcn,' go. U
New Policies issued since Jan !. 1913, IS months $50
ROBT. L. PATTERSON, President
BEYJ. C. MILLER, sc'y.
JosEFH l.. LoED, Agent
JAMES STEWART, MD. Medical Examiner. at the Office
daily from 70 o'clock.
NB-Thst part Of the Charter which limited II 10 %
year, has been repealed The Company exists under
a Charter unlimts1 ia its duration. al M&Wlmis
~ Country Advertising GEORGE PAIRS ARen'
cy l5 Nassan.st Brck Church Chapel Advertisements
inserted IN all the principal papers Of the United states
ro2I lmiseodT
"a Auction Notice. COTTON will give his at.
ton TO all sales entrusted 70 his care during the coming
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THE rwENrY-TAiRD

ANNUAL EXHIBITION oF TIE
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
CONSISTING OF ORIGINAL WORKS OF Living Art.
- ists never before exhibited the City OF New York
is open from A. NJ 10 10 p NJ at their rooms, cor
Of Broadway and Leonard st Season tickets 80 cts
Single admission, . cts Catalogue, l2t cts a. lwn'
MEXICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE.-PAR-
"A ADISE AND THE PERI POSTPONED TO APRIL
Opera postponed 10 this evening The orchestra Sc
ecei aud drilled for the p and p being principally from
that company renders II impossible TO produce the work
effectively without their aid Arrangements have been
made with the company which will preclude the post
bility Of smother dsa pPoutment ~ MEIGGS PRINCIPAL
'I'HE COLE kXHIBiTION.-rhe exhibition Of
Paintings by the late Thomas Cole, 10 now open at the
OF the American ArtU MON, 497 Broadway IL will
continue for ak weeks The gallery will be open from
o'clock. A. until 10 O'CLOCK, 2. NJ Each holder Of q
season ticket will be entitled also to the risht Of sdmis
son 20 the SewYok Gallery OF the Fine Arts during the
continuance OF the Cole Exhibition. Admittsuce . oents
Season tickets 50 cents. al lws
,V,HF GRAND COLLECTION OF THE WORKS
L OF THE OLD MASTERS, comprising original
PICTURES
BY Titan Rubens Raphael Murilio, Nessquez Van Dyck
Giuo Romano, Psrmisiano, Holbein, an Stsen. Carlo
Doci Cuyp Wilson and others OF the Old Masters
10 open AZ the Lyceum Gallery, SIS Broadway from
a. to p. NJ. Admittsnce p cents. m27 limits.
DARNUM's AMERICAN uUsEUM.-P. T.
ID BARNUM Proprietary. HITCHCOCK, Manager -
Splendid performances every afternoon aud evening az -
and u o'clock Great Western. tho Yankee Comedian,
appears In sushabe sTces at each performance As
sisted by Mrs Bernard, the talented Actress and vocalist
Miss Julien Noble, candidate for popular favor,
Mr. A. De Ia Pierre. Mr.. Wm WhttOck, Miss r. Julien
Dancer Mrs Pelhy's Wax ScripturaI ststusry which
represents in figures the sss OF life the Birth and Trial OF
Christ also bis Last Supper with the ~ together with
srouc representing an Intern perate Family. Madame
Rockwell famous Fortune teller Admission To the whole
25 Children under 10, half price Reserved front
seats one shilling extra a.
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LIFE AND EXPLOITS

LIT Z AINO RAT LOII
OF WELLINGTON. with a complete History Of the
" Psninsulsr War Price q eta
CruisiDgs Ahoat and Ashore. by Ned 3rutne. 25c.
J. q Adams the Constitution. highly spoken Of CSC
sceneI in Soldiers Life, By j. II. Wilton, cloth 81 So
Domhey aud Son. No "a. l2t cts
Twelfth Night No. 81 Of the s. Drama. l2t cts.
The Widows Victim. No. p Of ths Minor. Ia cts.
The Belle Of the Family by Mrs Grey. . cts.
Life Ia Paris, By @. w. NJ Reynolds. 57t cts
Three Gusfdsmen, edition, by Dumas. 50 eta.
The interesting Story OF the Maiden Aunt. 25 cts
Jack Tier. BY J. Fsnnimore Cooper. 81 cts.
EV., by Edward Maiurin 81 cts
The ArisiOcrscy Of Nsw-York who they are aud what
they were. By Al old resident ~ eta.
The same Of Boston, By one who SHOWS l2s cts
Hunts Merchants Magazine for April 80 cts.
The Democratic Review for April s. cts.
An authentic narrative Of The murder Of Mrs Rsde-
rnacher, with illustrations l2t eta
Sarg.nt's Notes Iowa With map. Is cts.
All the Magazines for April and 81 the cheap pub
Lie aiinn. for ale BIZ BEREORD co Astor House
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FOSTER AND ENGLISH

On THE FRENCH RENOLUrlON-G b. ZIEBER
va co. l4 Chesnnt ST. Philadelphia, hayei press, snd
will publish Immediately
"Iha French Revolution OF l6i3 is causes, actors.
events and influences by O. G. Foster snd Thomas Dunn
English. illustrated by ten engravinZs, on wood, by
Hinchiey ser designs by barley, Gavsrni, Gilbert and
others In volume, 8go. Price 70 cts paper covers
or Is cs bound
The object Of hi, will BE- T. present exposition
not only of The Of the Revolution but Of its pho
sophes and soci, relations the history and destiny Of
humanity
The tr.de wi r,sase 10 send In their orders early.
az Iii RURgEss srRfNGER A co N Y. Asents
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CARPETlNG.
CARPETING.


YOUNG & JAYNE,
49, PeaTl o.. second Carpet store
EROM CHATHAM, are nov receiving from some Of the
l. best manufacturers in Eaxard and America ls se
sud splendid assortment q Tapestry Brussels Three
double super sni ne Ingram Dam .sk and Venetian Car
p-tings Also Window ShsGcs. Table Covers MsttinEs
and OIL Cloths IN sheets Of entirely patterns-s Of
which will Be sod a. extremely % prices for cash.
y. B. larze lot Of all wool Carreting from auction,
will Be sold cirt ehssp. al lmis
CARPETING, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
SMITH L LOUNSBERY. 4fs Peulsi daily
Seeislng large supplies Of CAsFErrScs FLoos or
CLOTHS &c for the Spring trade which hey Offering
II the following remarkably low prices:
Tspe.trie earpetinss, = large and splendid
, assortment to ~ pr I'd
Brussels carpetnE S. 70 l2s -
Three ply i'm perial cNpeting, 9s 70 lie. -
superine and double supsrtne g 10 Is -
Extra tn.. tine common ingram carpets p % 81
FLOOR OF CLOTHs from ITO - n wide. Sc 20. "a
Together with general assortment OF sl other articles
connected with the trade, equslly low
SMITH L LOUNSRERY,
m22 2wi.. 44s Ps.rL.t opposite Wilism,t
LII THOSE splendid Carpets lately arrived 10 pack
"A et ships Ne~ World snd John r >kiddv consisting Of
ADMINISTER, VELVET, TAPESTRIE.
Wilton Brussels Tspesrie ard Brussels Carpets will be
offered for sale until May /. 81 the store Of
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
ms Ennis tS2 Pesr-st first Carpet store from Madison.
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TWO SPIEMpID SILVER CUPS
rAIRp ANKs, PLATFORM SCALES.

rT,HE GREAT SUPERIORITY Of these Scales has never
been so fully understood and appreciated a. during hs
pat year While hundred Of i'm perfect Jet warranted
scales OF other kinds have been tried found wanting and
condemned the purchasers Of Fairbanks Scales have In no
case been disappointed. 49, ,
The universal confidence which lie felt 10 the accuracy
and perfect OF these scales 10 such that they
have come to be regarded the standard, from which
there 10 o appeal
No matter how the test-tand the makers court
the ,evsrsst sstsno matter whether the article or load
10 be weighed placed the center or either angle OF
tho natform-whsher the amouut u small or great-from
the lowest to tho highest capacity Of scae-the amount
Indicated 10 always right
Of the community who value their reputation for correct
dealing and hence the increased and constantly increasing
demand Tor Fsirbsnks Platform Scales
FAIRBANKS q co Agents,
un2s 2missod 81 WateT-st New York.
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j. p MONTGOMERY Auctoneer
DY J. ID. INGERsOIL a. co. Store ~ PEAR
ID s-Ou WEDNESDAY, April 5, at 10 o'clock. A. M
Doors SHoss AND BRosASs-Soo cases Boots shoes sud
Brosans comprising desirable assortment OF fresh and
foods direct from the manufacturers adapted
% the W estern southern, northern and city usds
AtPrivse ssls-J ID. 4 Co are constantly rsesivins
from the fac,urer variety Of and fresh
stock, which they selling ct private sale at suction
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WAsHIS6TOs's LIBRARY.-We learn from credit
se authority that the Washington Library has been re-
Gently purchased by Henry Stephens Jr ESQ o'Nernon
Who has for the last two or three years been rambling
smong the famous old libraries Of Europe The colectiO
contains hear, about ten thousand volumes ard pam
phes nearly FIVE hundred OF which have the autographs
Of Washington the title pages and many others have
the autographs snd presentation notes Of authors We
doubt not the collection s rich In the military an sgr
cultural books which belonged TO the Sage OF Mount
Vernon" and that there also be in 1t very mary
tracts relating the American Revolution well az 10
lbe ratification and adoption Of the Federal Constitution
We not informed what disposition Mr. stephens in
tends to make Of bese sacred relics Of the Esther OF his
country but that Knows better how 10
appreciate their value than himself Understanding that
he will not any condition. allow the library to be bro
hen up and separated presume that he intends It for
some European hbrsry-perhsps the British Museum,
which be has enthusiastically aided in obtaining the most
perfect collection Of American history and literature I'D
he world. Boston Atlas, 9TH
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ONE SET on BELLs-ts7 10 Nanbsr) a.,
IN GOOD ruNEsinsr to those used b ,bs swiss s,,
Ringers 1t their Concerto for sale mseh below coe y"
close the concern, By Z W. PARSONS Hartford Conn
tr4t atecdfsf
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men OF the City New Iofk-Ihe reF1lar meeting q
the society Wi be held st Mechanics Hal, ~ Bread
way th, evening, April 5, one hour after
IS ISAAC FRYER. Secretary.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, Auetionssr
auCY nm SpI RNnIn SALk OF Cal

T ARGE AND SPLENDID sALE OF CABINET
LFURNITURE-Co1sis,in Of every article 10 use
including Mattresses Beddtns and Looking Asses -fEN
RY H. LrEDS co. will cell Of auction, on "Wednesday
April s. 1913 at 10 O'Clock, at the spacious wNe-roon ~
Broadway, near Wall-st. and opposite Trinity Church
the entire stock Of Furniture, Chairs Bedding and oot
ing glasses contained IN said store consisns OF soin o.
every variety Of pattern and covered with haeosh snd
plush rocking chairs Of all patterns and different cover
nss tele also; divsns OF every variety OF sys
snd hnish ceuter-tshes; sofstsblssi csrdssoes en-
tension qusrtette tables buresux OF every
styls and quality The whole stock will be peTemporly
sold Such opportunity seldom occurs OF putchssnf
many articles 81 one sale They are now resdy TOT eA
animation Catalogues on Monday. Purchasers can
leave their goods until the LIST OF May Every facility
Afforded for boxing and shi piping 81 aus
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ITALIAN OPERA UOUsR.-Doon

ITALIAN oPkRA HOUsR.-Doou open o. half
pest - ,Sr,,tmsnee A. o'ei 90 prsesely-WED
NEsDAf EVENING, April 5. isfs. viii be presented lat
line IN America. the Opes,. IN four sct, with
rev scenery, deeorsnons, Ac- enttle1 NABUCO-husie
By Verdi Nshacc. sis '. o. BsneventAno; Israel sig
BAiint; LtehariAh, SO Rosi; AbisAii. Sisnorina
Trui II "a Priest Of Bel, six Bondi. Abd,l sig Pie.
rnonesi; Anna, SARA T. Avsgssro Mse.tro Dirst.ore
sguor Bsr Leader Of the orchestra ssd chores n 4tsr
sig { Lett No lady unaccompsnied BIZ a sentlemsn
Admitted % Yrid.y NABUCO. IS
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~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL. FOURTH PAGE. 81

~ SrE 4rdhANE 1pbn'<i1l, N"''i q <'"''' 49,
CIenred-Bark, T Andrew, Dosne Hsvsns, Foster
Nickerson; Lucille, Ropes Sumstra Scholl Co; Mary
n Kendall, Croker, Frankfort, Nesmith Walsh; vii
Isnet, Jewett st Jago de Cuba, A @ Benson Co.
Brigs Nandslis Mitchell, Bermuda. w AZ Davenport
st CIor (Br) Bernier, Halifax, Hunter Coz George
Emery Cole St Thomas, H Buck; Random, Burdiek
Sssus IL Grsnde. Aitken.
schr w Candy Townsend, Tampieo, Amer, Psten
Co Joseph Brown, Briggs, Baltimore, bnges; fo'
mead. Stiles Brszos st lsRo Amer, Patten Co; Cshe
rne iicox Nekerson Philsde Idea Post, Baltimore,
Msillor Lords Psmpero Newell Norfolk, NJ bedsn'
sioop Radiant, Dayton, Providence.
Barge Venus, Nelson, Philadelphia
Arrived-Pscketship Waterloo, Allen, Liverpool %
nit mdss
steam ship Northerner, Budd, I'm Charleston.
Ship Silas Holmes Berry, I'm Hew-Orleans.
Ship Quebec Brewster, NOorlesns and the Bar 10 as
mdse TO Stanton Sid in co with ships Lepland Tor
Boston, Terax for NYork, South Carolina for Liverpool
Rob Roy for NYork baTks Condor for do suwsrrow TOT
do, Pilgrim for Boston, and Leopard for Nfork Spth UT
latS2 H. lon II So passed chip Slss Holmes fn NOrean'
for NYok 3st lat 81 Ion 7S u.s. exchd sgs with snip SUI
tsns hence for NOrleans
Bug New. Orleans, Macy. I'm Bermuda, 60 ds
Bng Amanda, Pa sons, Jacksonville, EFF, 3 d. timber
sehr Arcturus Haskell, Lubec, Me, 10 d. plaster, to
scbr NorWest Haskell Lubsc. Me, 10 ds, plaster, TO
Bfett& Voss.
sehr Atlantic Drnkwster, EsstpOr Me- 10 d. plaster
sehr Sarah Louisa FOLSOM I'm st Thomas via Whining
ton. NC, 96th ut, hides, fustic, &c, TO master
Schr Vsspsr. Howes, I'm PIovincetown, hsh.
schr William. Smith, I'm Portland, fish
schr John q Adams, Norris, FIN Boston, TO Foster y
Nickerson.
schr Oregon Carver FIN Lubec, Me, plaster to Brett
Vose.
sailed-Psckct,hips Isaac Wright for LiverPooli RIOS
cius. for DO
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BOARDING.

pOAHD-Thrss o. four sinris sentlsrneu or one Or
~ two gentlemen ard their wins can be accommodated
With GOOD board -fsr ne st Of Nay with breakfs s,
tss, snd duuer ssrdsy in h9ass pleasantly locz;ea
10 hearJst oet~een kufssrI ard Jsfsrsoa Sta Address
Henry 81 ths Office IS IL.
ID OARDING.-Gsn,lsmen sni their i've. and sugl-
~ Eentlemsn be Accommodated with and board
On the second floor, also pleasant room on the third
hoor. suitable for single seutsmsn- Apply At %
Wakerst- - 81
BOARD WhNTED-A large seeond-sfory room
ofurnshed with full board, van ed b. gentleman and
his wife. Any where Broad~ and sboye Leonard
q sill suit Apply - tie oae- Of Kingl.y Prison.
WAl-st before o'clock - 81
pOOM- TO LET-Furuishsd OF uufuruish-d. tp
It5esuiiful location large room with hne liEht
vel eslsaiatsd for Artists studio. AGdr-. St Johns
PARK AZ the Tfituse Offc-. a. 81.
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WILL. re PUBLISHED.

THIS MORNING The Robber Captains Bride,
L historical Of love, treason, and mystery by
c r Nanderyelde, ESQ.
stesrus Co. I4i Nassau st WIN. H. Graham, Tribune
Buildings; Burgess stringer L Co. ~ Broadway h
Longs Brother % Aun Of Berford Co. Astor House
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AGE sroC u N nv TEih tISsJa,S FURNITURE

ARGE STOCK or ELEGANT FURNITURE.
L-R. L. KEMP will sell at auction, by catalogue, on
Thursday at 10 O'Clock, at 252 Broadway, opposite thu
City aud Park the entire stock Of Mr. John hic who
strins from the bus consisting Of very handsome
OF rosewood mshos and bsck walnut cab
upholstered psror, chamber and dining room fur
uture all of which has been made in the best man
Ger Tor his custom trade and will be found wilworthy III
notice Of purchasers.
PIANOFORTES-Also. a above, three rosewood ana
,,.hna.n, n,,nosoy,.. : and 81 octayes m3i
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~ Lafayette Hail.

~ Lafayette Hnll.-Ths frsros OF ZacHAEY
TAYLOR fsvOr1bs 70 his nomination for the Presidency
are invited assemble In the large Lssy ete
Hall, THURSDAY evening next, April 6. a. Z. o'clock
severs gentlemen will address the meeting On every
succeeding THURSDAY evening the large room will be
opened for the purpose By order Of the Commit
lee
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ssROOTs ,-PRENIUM BOOTs-YOUNGl
DRESS BOOTS,

order 10 the latest french styles Drawings taken Of
the feet, and lasts kept expressly for each customer
- The d ificut feet fitted without trouble
Strangers Leaving their when In tho city eao
have their boots sent future time To any pa OF the
United States Boys ladies' and ehiidrens boot" CATERS
and shoes
Ps-Southern and Western orders punctuslly attend
ed 10 lmlO lmiseod JOHN l.. WATKINS ia Fultonst
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ryI.O OF q. Eth. R. W. Grand Lodge Of the
State Of New. York will hold Special Degree Ses
non pursuant 70 section article Of the Constitution
on Wednesday .vening the 9Th inst 81 O'Clock. al the
room Of Bowery and Hestsrft Representatives
are requested TO be punctusl
as John u. TRFADWFLL. Grand Secretary
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LAMP DEPOT

NOS I3i AND 1856 FULTON-sT. Sun BUILDINGS.
o. FAY has Just received from the mandatory OF
y. ]. g. Moh-t fall aud most splendid assortment Of
Solar Lamps for parors warranted perfect unequaed
10 style add bsauty Of fnsh-new patterns. the hand
soonest offered for sale and the cheapest Lamp Store
10 Nsw-Yort ms lmis,
nIssOLUTION-Ths COpartnsrship heretofore ex'
IL i.in ~ una sr the firm Of BADEAU BABER, At Nav
Rochelle 10 this sy dissolved BY mutual consent All per
sons having claims agante firm equested 10 present
them for payment aud those indebted 10 them are respect
fully requested call and settle the without further
notice, with either Of The undersigned.
ALBERT BADEAU,
New Rochelle March 81, 1919 WILLIAM BABER
The business will bs continued by Albert Badesu At The
plses. - ot
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C. S. FRANCIS s. CO.

Have 10 Press
V,HE SHOES OF FORTUNE and other Stories By
Il Haas Christian Andersen. 40 IL
AMERICAN
AND FOREIGN LITERARY AGENCY PUTNAM,
hPnblisn-r. Bookseller and Importer, l55 Broadway
New. York and f.ternosterrow, London.
AsERIcAS PUBLICATIONS.
mpbes Lives Of the Lord 6hsneellors from ths ear
lies, terms the regn Of GsorssV First, second and
thin .eries-7 vols $40. sl2
Strcksnds Lives Of the Q1eens OF England, new edl-
ton. n vols Ia s. $40. 80. ,
Don QuiIote, translated By c. Jarvis illustrated.
vol, gvo, - - . ~,
81 -
Secret Memoirs Of the Empress Josephine, Translated
from the French. vols. l2mo 50.
Books periodicals.. newspapers. kc- imported 70 order
BY every steamer ia 2sl O. p PUTNAM. l55 Broadway
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THE OWL CREEK LETTERS

AND OTHkR LUkKksFONDENLE
By W. vol limo
PubIished This Day
uIIE is ONE Of the most touching writers re save
III me, with for long lille. and some OF the Letters
have awakened an interest IN our minds tnat vi
I'M, 10 efsee "-Frsd0nis CsnIer.
BAKER II sCRIBNER, 50 Psrk.ro~, Md
mS0 10 10 Ns'~
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AUCTION SALES.

I
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Austtoneer.
Ry BANGS, RICHARDS * PLAT TT, ',or. 70.
ID Broadway Liberal s.h advances msds 60 soorsn
lDYF,COLTON, Aset,0n ssA CeHsssus,on ,levoAaAi-
ID sales Room SIC Broadway. Gothic Hsll-Hsvns re-
Gy.d e sss &c c.sass r.rss. D1
and Housekeeping articles Of every desor pton on eonss
men, for private sale sss.on ana 20 msss ss.ment'
Ou,soe, s.es any 81 the sity attended ~ usss
WEDNESDAY. April 5,
At i0t O'Clock. az the Auction Room
An assortment Of sOod srnitare eossissins 10 rAt Of
sofss c,atsr tables, Dire" sod plain eSie.s' oees -
',ssd' looking glasses erPe,s oitsS,e' French 40
eh.lrs sc. sc. THURSDAY, April 8,
Atioi O'Clock, st al Fal,cnst
MORTGAGE S,Ls oF Hoe sxHoLD FVs>IrVsE.-The 60
tire furniture OF the house. consisting Of sof mahony
and earl maple chairs bureaus center tables. dp,os .od
es t.be' beds mattresses. ssdtssas carpets OIL eoth.
sstssl and ball lamps. locking glasses, stands toilets,
stoves. si,eaen furniture. &c xe
Z. c. cHAMBERLAIN Aaetiooeer
by WM. MADDkN.-ssors, sprues-st-Ltb
era. tsv:0ss: ;. .ss: on God; .. sr,..'
made THURSDAY, April 9,
At 10 O'clock at sprses..
Mosrs.sy SAls FVs~ITsRE. Ne. consistjug OF bu.
re.u. b.d.esss beds bedding chairs table, lamps ar
tables ching ehsrs counters oyster stsas esof es.s
piees ar cssks bbis guns clocks loohus ssses
IIOVsEHOLU FURNITURE, &c. FOR SALE
HAT AUCTION-rhe unesrsisnsd VIII SCI Pubic
Auction Cby A J BLEscKsR 4 co Ausron:suJ on
Monday, the i7th April inst. at 10 O'Clock aSs
srosdgsy ali the household furniture. wines. carriages
harness 50. Of Mr.. CArHARlNE NJ. CosrER. dses..
"a Catalogues can re procured from The Auetionsef
three days before the day Of sale nom WHEN cay ne %
,.sto be cold can Be seen And inspected For farther
information apply tothe snetionssr' no
CHARLES 4. BUTLER
GEORGE w. COsrER.
.p5t. Executors Csthsrins NJ. Coster deceased.
xlM. y. LEWIS, AuCrloNEER, viii continue
the sale At auction Of the stock Of soods at . DIVE
ION 81 consisting Of silk velvet ribbons and fancy att
day uatil completed, eonmeneins al half
past 10 A. NJ each cay - us
A RUTrERFtELD, Aucu0Ueer-store IS. Grand e.
THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, at the auction room,
large and general assortment Of dry goods, consisting
Of everything usually Kept In dry good store The sac
will continue until sil 10 disposed Of 3. will awe bis
attention TO tho sale Of household furniture h
the resiaence OF the and orders thankfully re-
ceiyed. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05
fauTTA PERCHA s0kn

DUT on BOOTS AND SHOES IN he best nsnnsr By
L mil lmissoz JOHN L. WATKINS, ityaiton"-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05
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MINIATURE ALsAGAc.----. THIS DAY.
THE MOON FULL SEA.
Ri.es...5 80 Set. ....6 % Morn. 46 Even..lO