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MINIATURE AImAsAc......rH THIS pAi.
ras sun rHE soos ,vLl 80. IF.
kl.s..e 9 Set. ....6 9 Morn. - morn. . %
LATEST DsrEs ~. n
London ...........feb. III Haye.. ....'''''',.r ~
Liserpooi........F Feb IL New-Oriesas MAI "a =,
~ SEE MAXINE JOURNAL. FOURTH PAGE 81
C,s.red-ships Louisa Weeks. Rotterdam, d hgri'
hnf A Co. Montreal, Even, Liverpool HsIoash w.
CSristisn. Hammond, Ners Cruz, Elwel Co
es,hs eform Lewis, Mobile. sturses ceartoxn = 20
(3olcopda, IBID Richardson, oeiisst' hsM'f'Ji var
Pipslsy Sissl, A Pstrullo .sIa a..
NJ, Msrshall Lsreodcr. MsdeIra, &c, bnoaes -
ME- CAGE Reed, Hoadur~, Blsneoi ssims' """sb'
sssanosh. r DenilL "a ,,,n.n. R,.fs,
sehrs CHARLES Philips. Taunton; Wlihsm'' hlssss,
usSsfos Emily johnson, Johos,or bs nngrs, 1gns.ys
= Inwssn. Mssy Aan Guest, Case, fhiisaeh bhsosn
Pemsroy Boston, Brett ( Voss5 bsfp Green fn'''''
Mckee I BIOS crotoo. BE- 20 bS''"n'
soop Index, Bumpgs Sbooiofa
Arrtyed-gr,m,n ,hie Csssiophsf colafass. -
rehs ksuporl Wsiss Jso y. TO toSs fsil"eJ tps y
order vessel 70 Never 4 siscksn suge p.s.ss ~
Ie. lat % g. Ion 81 s. passed Dnieh shg .hD~'s 80
with No 81, steering Esstvsro- Tbs . rcss.ss /.
nssoed heavy Senh.r.y ssss co he s'ss' 400 nA'
PSI Bs HyIsDds, u rssms.,os, E-IIsrss r.gg.s -.
10Th slt and sOsiesns 70 a. usosssss % Iaes,S, ~
r 10 miles above rOfs.ns bfg no. a sss 10 bi'ss
inst ist IS S. Ioa "a a. sposs ss kls h0n HDfsss'
sns William D.yis. lef gs.lesl Ner,ea. nsi.sss =
iast sugar hs 70 D.aisI Curtis. jf Ls tsst Nssss~,
sshf Homer, Nkssrsos, Dos'cn g. fas's, - y ="
Hsrtek
Beiew-A Boston bSis from Wet issis.. si'o ~,
unknovD.
seI,ea-Bas New gsria ~ Tim rE
Bdss Boil GoftsabgrE, Ckiesass~s hs<sifs. hssAs
ChSlss,or, Osfofl. Jsessesyilis ~
sskrs Enfly, ns5usss ~ cysYes,rs t~ys ~
ia Powell wiisslssses, NC; ssl ssAss WisS Ns~
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mYsrnRIEs AND MIsHRiEs

ava heAS-
nF NsW.YORK.-Ths second edition Of Part ILL., and
" the fourth edition Of Part this day published price
IS cents each. - -.
New.York strsnssrs Guide for lsi5, price 80 eta
sk.teh.s by w 4 Burton. G .dsn-illustrsted,c le
The Apostats; Robert Mscsire bamooozhns-'hree
new numbers OF the Drsaa, ~ cents esch.
The Assas,in's Door-a prize romance price . Gus
Ionson World Of Fashion--lsst aumber, price 81 cs
Lsonilis Lynmore Lesson for Young Wives by Miss
Leslie, IS cts. -. ,f ~.
The Public and Private Hsory OF the Ropes OF hon a.
cts. each.
The Novel. Of Capt. Marryst, Is ets each
Madi.on's Exposure Of the ODD Fellows, - c"
The Grumbler, By Miss Pickering. IN cts
krrah Neil, BIZ q P. K James, l2s cts
Fiirtstionsip Amencs, BY Ssatshed, - cn
Athorou.h examination OF the Ether Discovery 70 pe
found 10 mi. weck. No OF Lrers Liyns Age, ~ eta
nd ali other CHEAP stons and periodicals Tor sac
~ Iml7f sERFORD CO. 2 Astor House
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GoDEY's LADY's BOOK
rr,u YNpusrufAL AonNT.

fI,uF REGULAR ISSUE OF THY FAFbN WIZ Ne s s
I msacsa On safutday the ish iast Natt'sts AIS "a
vasssf. will please hs ranstsal THIS sssseef W 80
80, much aud sthsf wats u eUsh tasetss "
,.sshaniss manufacturers. Ne Essas y pea Tear :"
.snts weekly o. The csitiess - -.
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DOMESTIC NEGOTIATIONS
NyW.ORLEANS-Brtg RylandtT-lo S hhds ITO tos III
M. ,ool.s.e. brown. Brothers. Go.
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THE ALGER INSTITUTE,

OF SOUTH CORNWALL, Litchheld County, Sohnee-
Institution viii be opened as boardln
school Tor Boys the 18th day OF May 1913 by Rev T.
w Andrews formerly Of this city, and ately pastor OF
IN, s-condsL Presbyterian Church Of Troy IL Is sitG
at.d within minutes ride Of the Cornwallbrdg'
Dero on the Housaonic RsiToad and by this road car
reached Ia about i've hours from tns city Spselous
eommodious and elegant buidinss have seen recently
erected expressly for the Institute that the Principal
will be able 20 receive the pupils into his own family add
10 have hem under bic personal care Inc dessn OF we
In.titute is 10 sve thorough education hitting the
scholars either for collegiate course, or Tor commefes
pursuits and cultivstng In them habits OF intesry po
tsns.. and eutal Independence FOR the proper phys-
cal DEVELOPMENT Of the scholars every ENCOURAGEMENT
will be given to the suitable enjoyment o. OUTDOOR eAs
eises aud active sports The course OF insructlon VII
embrace everything which is comprised In atnoroash
Epxlish and Classical Eouesiion, together with the
Frsnch Oermsn and Spanish languages. Experienced
and teachers will be employed In every De
partment French and German will be taugnt by ecu
Gated gentlemen to whom those languages are native
Circulars containing full 10 regard 70 the In
tuts can b. obtained at the bookstore OF Marx H. New
man Co ls9 Broadway. T.
NB-Ths Principal will be =, the Astor House Joy
few days where he may Be consulied between tue nou'
Of 10 and y in the forenoon
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DOOFING-Old Tin Roofs made tight for a cents per
IL foot New roofs Of rough plank covered Tor y cent
f twenty squares for - ID per square and warranted
Goodwin's faieat Hydro-P ouma.ie Cement sheathns
makes handsome cheap light ard durable root nslih'
cb nor gravel used la application References and
specimsns At GOODWlNS Roman Cement Factory ~
Nest Broadway bstwsen Chambers and "affsn-sn
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MINIATURE ALMAsAc..---. THE pAi.
rHE sun. THE h0oS: 49,, a
IS al Set. ....e 9 Mora. IS Morn. %
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~ Notice.-A series Of Discourses on the Passege
Tom Natural Revealed Theology, By Rev Dr.. CHEEvEs
Sabbath evenings in Of delivery IN toe
Church Of the Purifans MON Subject FOR to-
evening the Passage from Rsmo,,e - Repent
sDcs Services commence at past T. Young men are
especially invited 10 attend ml8 IT.
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Mn Am rfaTs ~ nFNRy Gay

az ,ltvi- sstfes tfsta s'H
A WORM co. th- Hhfafr ~ hs s,ei' y eassnsst $50
~ "a .,5sat ~ political thsss a. uNHs
s.ss,iy a.ssssiss e all ths @r.seA' se'~-
s.s.s.s Va Ga. R'.tI rsss a.a e.essiaI ~ sess
saal.s,s he k.ssssa s.ss~'ss, "hs vse~
. M. lie .siisss speeches. fhe rtassHss sss eF'
-..,...tt. - h.. ..isa fatiisksi ~
,.ii is.f bA"NN- = " ~ -
,T'Hk suf ot r,,.iinHao" .,h ,s.,..H -.
..tt.-stta- shs tksias .stff ~ hss'S-'H - 49,
a .i.. h, -h. .-rsh.-.. Ar-i tas..s hse.l ass's
n... ns~ VA ts.l Me- s~ Me'sl As''''s =, - We
ii n.,-.. "a 49, t...-- fhs Ass - rntii.ssa 1891
s..s. .-.ii.s rs.-s a. -.~ss sr--tsr s-ts,sires
=. 80. = .s..-~~ nis.s ns.~i.r . ~ %.
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" Thy Kingdom Come

~ Thy Kingdom Come.-There will bs preach
ing the King Of 600 shsnd 10 the Hall corner Of
Bowery ard Hetertt tomorrow e. the ususl hours Of
public worship. Seats free. The Advent Herald pub
hed Boston and other Advent works be Obtained
at the Hsll and II Forsyth-st. mia It.
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G, cHRrsrY,s mINsTRELs.

CHRlSTf'S MIN h66S.
rHg OLDFsr EsrsBLtsHtD bA>0 ~ Ihs OSltsp tNlEs
.fer tke direction Of r. p Chrsfg whose nsnaos ans,
gtnal entertainments nightly hooored win erSad
AID highly respeetsbs audiences and are iavoea N.h
patronage nprecedented By any Ansement IN mis- ey
Admission p cents-dsors open att concert commences
ats O'Clock - -,
1850 mis- lwis'
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xITK ARE REQUESTED 70 expires. publ

w OF the Catholics Of Yonkers and is en-
yirous to w. w WooDwoEra, ESQ OF Hyoo PHk Tor his
Generous donation Of lot for the erection OF Church
The merit OF the gift is enhanced BY its being the sPontA
neous tender OF who does not profess their creed 40
act prsisewOTthy 10 bui an additsnai PROOF o. tna
NIL Jus.
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~ Tahawian Association

~ Tahawian Associntion.-A Pies for the New
Testament In Phonoty for the Blind Gill he offered by
DR. HoLTON in Pamphonic Hall, Lyceum BUILDING 555
Broadway, this evening March ls, at O'clock Re
will also be made the Phonetic Anology OF Ian.
gusges by gentleman from Consantinople Friends Of
Truth and truthful forms invited 10 attend. Ia behalf
mi8 Ito DAVID P. HOLTON. Cor'g see'y.
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wy DUMoNr, Aaetionsst .,vo.
uousEHOLD FTKNITrTiKdn, OH n,LLr roH \ 10.

f1LIBgARY AND ENORA'ISoS.-poAvNse >. a
JACK viii seu a. Auction on Taesdsy, hsfcn 80
sclocs n seyenteee 9TH st teird hense We" "
sy.ea, Lar. the r.sdence Of james Themsen sSssssSs
~ srder OF AARON LIVINGSTON and ChAhLEe
BUTLER, executors, all the Furniture nsanS
tfs latest French patterns. VIA piers'<eees - ~
t,r,.s and mantst glasses - BY ~ inehes very eee.
Rp...ls and ingram carpets, OIL eioth menofshJ 49,
son doing AID other tables, nsnossoy mo as,S a.
,ofx, and chars with hair and velvet sssn ~
go ma desert service Of French China boz enc -
e,,, over $500 mahossny. iron and maple rSsea
.ts.d.. mahaxany wsrdrobes, boek cases spe
tables marble tor superior piano, BY Snanos, ~
telescope and antique rosewood e&oineS -S
iscry and precious stones, saa sna2se .o ssx sis,
ivory made in the time Of tbs msdics fsmiy' 80
tx6er peds hair mattresses, bsddiSs, p.phies az 40
mantsI clocks black marble and very handsome sn ~
o,oo.s chspdelies with three burnes each tef So
Also about SO bottles very choice Old Wac osssS 81
rum Also Kitchen furniture, win which sns ss>s WIN
soH"'nVoiL PAINTINGS ON WEDNESDAY.
Thu ssl. OF Oil Psintipgs (soout TO- choice
by the old masters, and largo number o nss ~ -
ushle Eurrsvrss, selected in Europe Win eare sne
so.t will be sold on the following day t"sdsssosS'
sale To commence al 10 o'cloca ...,<~.
LIBRARY AHO ENGRANIN0e-
The sale OF tho Library will comp,snee ser the eeae o.
ths and hour hereafter 10 DO
s, uru,usliy large and choice collection OF rare enn
y.lnxbs Books com prses the best ednons IN evs'I
srf-snt IN Euslsh French and Italian hteraiere, iss
lated yoyaxes and travels and ssienine wotH. s's
Of which are IN the most costly style o. endioe sos
ips, orsinsl drawings aud etehnss ey sne 49, -
brated masters; slso valuable eseisst o' 49, H.
age collection OF autographs Cats'okues " w.
~l be ready Friday morning and pcrr 20 Wv ~
library snd rsintings can be obtained OF ,ne
,,ors.rx or 10 AARON LIVINGSTON, sS JonnsA CT
CHARLES r. BUTLER, HsnovefN MD WV
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..se. ,, cuxuEEkLXIN. zsssisssss.

ny WIN. MADDEN.-Ssoss, spTesS - s-tssss
Is sr.i sdTanees made on 0oods eoaassss 10 N. N.
sssasd 70. asa respectfully solicited rro@vs S
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ROOTs AND SHOES CHEAP-0r.sa

xBOOTs AND SHOES CHEAP-0rsst ssi-
A.sns-BISHOP. 249 Grand, corner Oreharose
will open his crest boot end shoe establishment on
Saturday, March 10, with a very large spe sxtsn,
ave Of boot: and shoes for the Spicy
Ltn ~, 2. and Sc for pps a. DO and % for oesartui
moocco boots I. for misses boots &c. os u! "a sns Toe
r extra sewed goa. 2ls and 2ts TOT boys ooou ~ i9s
and ia for Youths 10 and fof mems brossns os
and 7s; for boys brossns 70 and g. Cheap enssR:"
Come and what bargains ms liz
6CARD,-FRENCH SHAW respectfully 90
pouncs 10 the public thst they have opsnea ssos
At rs Annst near Broadway. for the Gale Of teA,es
and 6sntlemsas Boots sad shoes They nsvS :.
lsp sth com pleted such Arrangements - wiz sneos W.
prom pity and satisfactorily TO sxscats all orders os ~
good in their iius either q wholesale Or rsea
much below those charged ohor sstablishmsns o.
Ind Roots snd Shoes made TO MEASURE, wsfrsnses y
a. aud OF the latest sod most sshossbls stys fson
rior stock Their sssortmsnt enersees oeatls@ S a.
Of ali varieties and tho first quality p pionps -
polite attention To their customers, they hoge ~
and receive the patronage OF their hsnos wa '''
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~ Rev. T.. J. sawyer will presch in The Orchard
e. Church Sunday morning aod Afternoon 10 the new
uagsrsallHt Church 10 Wilsmsburgh In The evening II
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e JOHNSON, Ausconssr
ID COTS AND sHOEs--By A. D; GALL. Hots - -
IL Ps.rlst on Tuesday March 81, At ~ o'clock ~ oW
c.ses boots and shoes comprising general sesomeo o.
fesh aud fashionable Spring goods sdspssd 70 fbs ey
Nh CONSTANTLY on hand a lSse ssocs OF the ssovs "
nr yate sale nj the low est cash rates mis- SuT
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rS Notice.-A series Of oiscoursss now n course
Of delivery In tbs Mercerst Pr-sbyisrizn Church, on
Sabbath evenings by ministers Of different evangelical de-
nominations Rev DR. NEkMILYE Of the Reformed Dutch
Church, will preach tomorrow evening the letn Inst
Service to commences at 7 o'clock mis- IL
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that will give light than four or hye common
lamps will not get oily the outsdei one that vi
burn common whale oil lard, giving more THAI hight
enough for any family COS, Of less than one
half cent al hour and buy Miniature Solar Lam p
costing only 81 IS OF ENDlCOTT SUMNER, 100 Elm
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BOOK TRADE.
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY.

tsrsnfefe the bss aossnts
'rnE LIE or HENRY CLAY b. Res sissssi
fsq D.. bfoasht ds~a 10 Mf Gags dsfsf'sfs fpa
New Ysfs fof bic hoaa GA the lih Mach ia'sat itl
pfalsa 1as paper sHd ssasiHs nas sis-i fsfis''
cod siloush it santaias mach maiisf sfaiaar
'oas " 80 o. boo psss. ,st Ia soa Al tho "a
tf-msy lou pie. II - seals Fiss eoriss - be- seal D.
mall for a. The postage 90 single coPI viii be sbosi
o. cents % any rostoahss ia the United States
ibs discount 10 lhess Who rsfeha.s BY the Au-ays
copies 10 sell asaln GREELEY AELRATH.
MA WlDsW Publishers Tribune once
GEORGE r. PUTNAM
CONTlUEs THE BUSINESS q Publishing a1d M
AImponAiioa ~ Foreign Book. #
lb5 BROADWAY, hEN'fyhhs
and a. hs American Literary Agency, Pslerncstes Row
London.
VALUABLE WORKS oFFEaED TO THE TRADE
LIST no VIII.
MAhAas Trssiis- on Civil Eoslaesfins third edition.
Mshsa "a Field Fortiheasion second ed isno 800. %
en- Adysseed Guards, Outpost, and Military
mshon. tLordi Lie Of the Great cosde. parts
lomo paper -
The same, cloth 20
Mayors (Brsnikl Mexico-in pres.
neliville's Type; or, Residence In M.gassss -
l'sns' pAst', 20
- The same elots ....,,,.........;...'...';.. "
OF Memory limo cloth, ID ed fne psPer........ 90
- The SANE, school edition ................'..' -
The same, sheer. -............... sI
- Elements Of mnsmoteehoy limo psPer 10
- Sentiments Of Flowers IN Rhyme, or the 70
etry Of Flowers Learned By Mnemc.eehnie Rules
loro, eoth. -
Mutton. Prose Works, edited By Rev d. GrswoId,
vols 3vo cloth "
Modern Painters, BY az Oxford Graduate, limo. -,
cloth -
The same, extrs t....,-..-............... 70
10 be
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

STAPLE SILK GOODS,
BELOW COST.
DEING THE STOCK Of sjobbins hou's deenn oasi
- us., and vii be sold below cost 10 lots o. eii Psf
49,. No. RANKIN BIRCH,
- mn Vy,f As Wilii.n-sf cor. Cedar
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,cCH0OLS AND FIXTUREs FOR sALE-

- aourishns Day and Evening School with fixtures, for
sale These schools unconnected They are patron
sed By GOOD patrons and attended BY choice class OF
scholars They will be sold sspsstey or IN connection
addressed TO NJ this Office will recsive attention
mil
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IT Rev. Il. w. Andrews, formerly Pastor Of the
Broadway Tabernacle, will preach TO morrow sAbosh
morning In the Tabernacle. Services TO commences AZ
lOl A. M mle It.
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MECHANICS HALL.

MECHANICS HALL,
40 BROADWAY b-tween 1raae ana sf5 .ca1 !,
ffZ.trsets-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING TUE
| WFEK- '-parallslsd Ssccesg-rwESTY.FoVRTB wEES 81
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eorArruynsttir Ths ssb.sdssfs having this asy
..,s,s4 is, csps,ies, ,hip ~ ihs rs'pess y -s',gfs
10 ihs tssiss.s ~ Ckfaiss "eAs, The hi"l ~ %"
HDYT 90 TIE ri-ss 4 bssissss ~ ne ~" - =
gs~s,y IN ihis si'y nsr yws Fsh lst
orc 4 HpTHi
-atrrrf
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TT,aTr asVn ~ sAUpfRffssl

,t.. 81. n Ait--s "a :. ~ n--. y .rs-is
80 t,-ss. u N n. s-sssts . -
va sts.. t-css fh- M's = - 80 s-.s..i.,
$500 ~ i.ait 81. sisssthS isAsps f'-''
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IL IL Is said thS, the Hermann leaves at hall
yA sAsai Montsy morning because she could not get
svss ne e she waits i H. has been suggested and
that tie fu IS 10: wih the Postmaster or her owners,
hat suy,y WITH tsc gis which happens on that day TO
r.ss "a sse wrcns hour.
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH gICHARp6 Assf.oassr.
ny BANGS, RICHARDS a. PLATE, ssoss -
ID sfSsA ~sy.-L4esfx sssh ssysse>s ms1e 90 sSs"sA
aasS" '" Hsw. YORK TRADE SALE

ID sfyad ~sJs~ tiorfS <esn e1ysetS ns1s " 80
~''' '"' NV YORK TRADE SALE
To 10 commsoesf
yafpAY AFTERNOON. 1ts Mach. 81 s. 'eiosk-
49,. 49,. sf ATIOsEkY ssis, vhsb embraces is<ee snA
,,,.s,is. sssnnsE1 u n9oste< cad somssue f.sey
80 800. s,sstoosryg large soek Of AmsseAs eed tor.
80. rsss,. zap sss letter, wsts sas slss rasss &c
.n,soe psiasisx llssss and one oied psesus WV
-. 80, Hss.lass Of sarfOss qualities ssd gsasss
,ll', ~ The Bod sails . 20 b. eopDeeSsS 20
49,. ssth MACE With The invoices o. hssre "a a.
80 = s,.ts.rs sssssenss 10 made 10 ms eatSosaes'
s,ts u ~tiet are 90. rssdy
-0of ROY. 1.St,e. s~z Ce.r,ssss. nsrcs'4-
tS,.ss Rom sis broadway, Gothic Hsl-hssine re-
moved 10 the ,hoys uamss rooms, 10 nov
ssls- ali sin4. u C.,n-t Sursitsre Dry ooods ~
.o1 "a Art 81 svery eessfi 2sioa on
neat Tor pnvat. sals saefioa, and " nsse
wth his grotbvtnsss Hs vii Aiso bay
Oxaos s.ss .ny pst ~ the sitv attended, - ssssA-
MONDAY, March o.
Al iU4 O'clOeh a. 10 Fourth ssennc, nsG Eissenln
Cs.yEsL HotsEHoLD prs'n& ~ ~ -
fsruitars IN the house. saeh sofss divsns oafssa
,..s. Father bsts hair eafpsfs oil esosss
tsSl.s oas sxsssion dsies do. pillow 40, esse ao
1910. .tools pasa1nss manssl ornsnents e'rsscolss
s,ss sasses ssBss, toiiss erosssry sses vsse. g.
- - ,,fTsersfor stais and hal es pets kiteheo M
~, "a sac positive without regard 70 vssfhsr.
AZ PsIy.rE sALs-ons paysisisas nss'ssa ssss' vsy
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ST. PArRIcKs DAY.--This day was celebrated
Ia suitable manner by the Irish residents Of the City
In the forenoon procession OF the Laborers Union Be-
nevoeni Society passed through some o: the prnepa
streets with banners and music Ia tie evening dinners
we're gwen Of which reports appear in our columns this
nossiry and altogether the national anniversary Of
I-s.hnien passed IN the City very happily.
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II The new congregation Of the Episcopal
Chafeh Il waica Rev. Dr. soHRoKpEs IS the pastor viii
sss4nsr gset ios Divine service hee times every Lords
Day al theiuyvesant Institute, in Broadway, opposite
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LADIES ABOUT PURCaAsih9 b0NnErS
MARCY where they viii Aad large eeeornsss
VI Of every description Of plata seS feesy s9 -
Bonues and Il Lees prices than q cay other seos ~
ei,S Also splsodid sssortmsss Of Prsnsh Iovso hb
ons De eli Of which VIII b ssll sxt.eeely iow
Mrs A. H. MARCY9, 1ll Doweh
ali rarbhste, opposite kivnosos-se.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18

GRAsp LARcEsY.-Stolen from the second hoor
OF the house S4S Hudson st. the following articles s1
silver spoons marked Pisot desert spoons with nc
NAH on the M one locket heart shaped with the iniua
N r. on the back also, $40 in bills Of this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18

Loco. Foco WARD NosiSArioNs Efghm
w~x-wm MspstmOt for Alderman. Robert r. Getty
sVx Assistant
EsAss-n ws'i-Moses W. ;. Jackson for Alderman
wilisM Wan MyVN. Assistant.
Ssrs.,re-A Wsgd-JAric Robertson Is TO be run Tor
Alderman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18

sI,o =. = ~SOW, the Croshyst Probationary
i nh '. Hear the word of the Lord all 70 Of JudAh
hat enter Ia at these Eaiss 20 worship the Lord 10
mold We trust In lying words that cannot pfnht ~ WIN
ys .tsaI murder ano commit adultery andswSG hsay
Id Aod come and stand bsiofo In this hopss when
.ii.s ~, ms name ard say delivered 10 DO al
base ati0naf ~ IL this hgpas which Ia ca!
by nv nams become fse ot robbers Ia your Hgss be
mus. sba be called the houss Of pfsyss bot 20 hATs
osd. il q den 81 thieves Tbs Eve smooth stones va"
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18

" The weather yesterday was decided
ssscr ascn sri 4. continues TO go forward ia The same
rsct>u oy the latter end Of next week II will be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18

70 ne Eos;Or or The Tribune:
The statement in your paper that charge was
made on the New Haven Hartford and Springfield Rail
road for the transportation Of Mr. Adsmss remains 1;
untrue The Congressional Committee were also passed
free and ANY report differing from this In relation to the
conveying of the remains Of this lameDed patriot or those
In attendance over the road is base false
hood GEO. LOWS, Conductor OF Steamboat Train
NewH Haven Hartford ana Springfield r. r.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-06-17

Motion made to adjourn.
Mr., King spoke on adjournment,
New York wanted TO djourn.
MIR. Golfer of New York, came to consult
with his colleagues from other States. He
had done his best TO present the name of Tay-
lor, but he desired to say that the wish and
vote of the Convention would meet no OBJ
lection from him.
For himself he thought New York would
support the nomination, The Convention
should now proceed at once to nominate the
Vice President He had warned his Wing
brethren about his nomination and against it,
but there shall be no rebellion against the
nomination of the nominee of the Conven-
tion, as far as he is concerned. He nomina-
ted for Vice President, Milliard Fillmore, of
New York.
The motion of adjournment here was with
drawn.
4 Delegate Of South Carolina, gaze his
hearty approval to all that had been done
the candidate had been fairly nominated.
Mr.. Allen from Mass. said that he could
not give his consent on the part of his State.
The discipline of the South again had pre-
vailed. The North will sPnrn the bribe of.
fered her of the Vice President, as misera.
BILE boon. ! say that the Wing party of the
United States is here and henceforth dissolv'
ed. Tremendous hisses and confusion.)
We've struggled to preserve it as long al
we could do II with honor. BY the blessing