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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
THE MAN! THE HORSE I!

DR. WILLIAMS LlNiNFNT
I1OR RHEUMATISM sPRAGNS. BRUISES. &c-The
proprietor Of tins Linmen has been prsecing veter-
mary In the CITY Il New York r the last thiriy
years during that lapse Of time h- has
la his attel 70 the many Thousands Of noble animal
committed 10 hs cse snd with asuccess not surpassed II
equaled By veterinary 10 the country Suffice 1t 10
has far exceeded his most sanguins expectation
only p-cuhiary point Of view but In the cOnso!
refscon that his humble efforts during lifetime have
been devoted 10 relieving the stctons the many piinfu
aud silnent, to which that Head-t friend Of
the noble Horse IL heir toths more painful because IN
.Npressible
one Of the most potent SCENTS Of this success. he FOR
the first time presents the public in this Liument II
OF French sud the invention Of tie ancient
practitioner Albster IN the year tlS The recipe was
discovered by the proprietor forty yesrs since and
which he has always used during the time he has been
veterinary SURGEON with the most signal and uufsilins
success In the following CONF lanis Of The horse
sPANlNS, CURES, RiNGBONEs, STIFFNESS or
BRUISES SCRATCHES SChLDS. CUTS. &c.
II is an evident truth ia medical Jdrsprudsnce that
shat good or the nfe Tor order Of snina ceson IL ss
equally good the human syst-m There exist but few
who have had many opportunities 10 test the truth OF
this axiom the undersigned The many hundred. whom
he has relieved from suffering bear witness 70 It's Ell
c.ny aud healing properties In relieving me us o ihr
human syst-m II hss been most thuroufhly mi rs
tested aud II with the utmost confidence he presents
the public remedy and aileviator OF the follow
ing affections OF the human system:
RHFUM.TtsM SrEAfSs DfsiOc AriOSs, FrIARcED JoiN1s
Pas rs 1ng BACK B.KgEss IrcH, RiNcwJRM. PMPLEs
FRosr-sTrs Curs. BgUi.Hs, QuissY, AND DINER AfFtc
rIo~s or rHE THsosr. HEADACHE, &c
He does herald II forth vith lena array Of eerLh
cate. of s virtues for be considers them eSraneous I've
wishes every purchaser 20 RELY solely his own uds
ment unuiueneed By the opinions Of oihsrs lie wei
content that stand fall BY the verdict OF the pubic
knowing that b. has promised Tor u nothing that II vi
not perform when fairly and imparttay tined seeofdn'
TO tho directions for I've use
For sale wholes.l. and retail by the proprietor At ~
CHkYSTlF-sT. where he continues The practice OF h
profession the Of The Golden Horse and also at p
Chasteney. Drug corner o BOverY and Broonc -
For the conmOds iion % residents a the w-s-n par
the city depot hes been established ~ ONeiIs 40
We.t-st where also be obtained wholesale aud re-
tail. JO1N WILLIAMS, .
a72ts Vet Surg 1871 Chfy-de--t N. Y.
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ORGANS AND PIANoroRTEs.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED thankful Tor the many favors
ana pup, and the public generally that be has made
with the celebrated manufacturers 10
this city By which he s enabled 10 furnish the most snpe
nor ms rumens at wholesale prices, warranted to Win
stand tho Influence u sny elmste Orgsns on every sEe
Gsom $500 70 $1,000. Reverend gentlemen buildint
churches md 10 want Of Organs Will ssge themselves
much trouble by addressing the sUbscubsr Pianos 10
rosewood cases octaves from 80 20 sgO 81 and 81
from 500 to $3.50; octaves from s325 TO $40 The In
,tru.nts will always be carefully packed under his or
Inspection so ths they will reach their destination
whether BIZ snd water 10 psrf-ct safely snd 10 tune ne
st select a. heretofore instruments from sny maker 10
the city that his friends may designate Please direct u
the subscriber at 4O4 Pearl-st N. Y. VIM. ANDRE,
formerly Professor Of Music at Mount 81 Marys
College, Emmitsburs, Md. now OF 81 Johns
College, Fordham, N Y.
For the benefit Of those who personally aequan
sd with him he rsfers 10 the following gentlemen Tine
most Rev. Arch Bishop Of Bslhmorei It Rev Bishop
Purcell OF Cincinnati; Rev. John McCshrsy, Prest MI
e. Mars College EmmitsbuTs; very Rev. DR. Thebaud
Prest 81 Johns College, Fordham; Rob-. NJ Bschw
Astoris, L. Alfred Laroque, ESQ Montreal Canada
o.
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Markets. Carefully repOrtedfor TSs Ir,s,.ns.

Aiarkets.. .. Carefully reported for TIE 1r,b1ns
THURSDAY. April 6.
AsHEs-ssss 50 to 60 bbls Pots ats Sc as 62i Pearls
entirely nominal.
COTrON-Ths market is quiet and unsettled. Some
brokers think the market Is better and others that 1t IL
worse The sales are 100 or 500 bales.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Flour is very
dull DAY. and R.fs, s Sssv are s Ss
choice hfanos Pure Geueseo brings $500 62 common
efsno. Wes,ern oit ana Az ~ sne
hbl, al the above rates The Eastern orders light
sad the trades are iskue but sms parcels Inc qoaaty
coming down the River Is gate moderate 10 ssnthsro
there little movement The sales are 81. or ooc bes
Howard At csors.iown &C ste Ioso s'ii mes. sfS
held above the market Sales 500 bbls Rye Flour al
) t2i63 IS
GKAlN-In Grain tho market is not active to-day
Wheat could he bought rather cheaper but there are no
bayers Of market rates Corn not plenty, and
ssd q cents Whit. Southern prime 81 cents The sales
600 bushels There were also sales 5000 OF
bushels Rye At - cents delveTeo which Is better 10
buley there I. nothing doing OATS are ..sso a "a 90.
WHIsKY-In bbls 10 very dull and sale OF % hbt
Prison made at ?Ss cents Drudge ,s hse - s
go bbl. Mess were made At sly Prime 10 nominally
u. For Mess al was Serwsd offered Bel rs .tlIl
quiet bui $40 hb. Country good parcel sold at - and
2sas s7i There ia fair inquiry for Lard and some
noof Geo ebs cold at sac, 70, common ana AZ No No.. .,
,hsrei.s good inquiTy bot the nsrset rs lowe., s
Tor Hams There also sale OF ~ 600 lbs bulk Meat Al
-. and y for Hams and Shoulder
fISH-There has been eon.iderabie movement 10 gay
I'll. Gales are bbs Mass M.ekere Including No A.
. zt9 81 No DO > and No DO at So loco boxes
Hsiuf az cents scaled S7A for No and % cents oT
Mo- OF Dry notice sales Of 6o0 quintzs terms
mai stated $50 do small IS and 50 DO extra S7i
csrgo Of Halifax Msckere have been disposed Of the
particulars of which have not yet ranspited The mar
bs 10 % cents per hbi lower on Maekerei wihn ie"
days -, a.,
6RoCRRIES-Thersis q fair amount OF business soins
on 10 Sugar and Molsses but the markets are heavy
buyers are holding of for lower prices and receivers are
storing the parcels landing some SEQ hhds New
Orleans and Porto Rico sugar sold at previous prices
NAVAL STOREs-BuyeTs Of Crude T1rpentne oner
~ fe.y. and sellers refuse less than o2. Sales 30
or 80 bb Spirits Turpentre AZ SoaSI cents end 'oo OF
500 bills kosin At T2i a75 cents, delivered
klCf-Tbe MARI iBso;ivo for export but the home
trade have taken $50 SEQ terees NJ ~ 10 sol The
market Is 6rmer than N va.
HEMP-ssles no or 500 bales Dew-roted at $50 9s4e
The stock 10 moderate
sEEDs-Flssseed is dull, and about Ooo bushels sold
q, 800 s5 cents per sushel
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PASSENGERS SAILED

IL stscmky Caledonia from Rss;oa for Irfrpool-Mr
sydney B,ftlst and lady jules Msissoo, Appleton
Coolidge and feryant Rev Moves Delegate from the
Free viii Bspsis to General Conve ntior OF
10 Englsbe), Pelham Warren snd Child Of B1.toe.
Georee Parish. WA Jackson and kendrcks OF PhiIa
delfhs. w bsll Of Charleston, sc Louis Peuzset
DopoDt, Mr. Pisott, Herman Jackson. John Fischer d
speysr. Mr. hsrsh, Lynds. VIM Parker Of New York
Jos Whitney Of New York State, Mr. Hammond " Paris
Rev Wo0dmsn o. Linden VI Delegate To Baptist Con
veotionl. Seth AIMEE Of Lowell John fyrie. Fyris Jr
Fyrie Of England, Safdit Comnlssaist Stat, A b.
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Total Exports during the qusrter.......Ss67dlO
Tie Imports show iocrsse Of nearly 20 per cens the
refesse being all in the first two months Of the quarter
when the Imports exceedingly large more than dou
HE the amount In the mcnhs Of 1916. II the usus
p,oporton has been maintained this year between the
Commerce Of this port and that Of the other ports of the
limited States the aggregate Imports Of the Union during
The last quarter have been forysx millions Of dollars
and IN. .ggse.te Exports twenty four millions Of dollsrs
A hill il before the Senate Of the United States
Civ Of Nswyos The fret section aPProprate' Sz25 600
hia,,s and completing the necessary combinations OF
unehiusry The second section dessnates the officers
"a ,b,l, eonp.ns.oo The third section provides that
esf, .hail DO under OATH with proper suroties The
touuh thst the general direction Of said Branch Mint
h. b. under the control OF the Director Of the Min, a.
YhSslphia Who shall have power to prescribe such
sn.ton. Tor governing details shall appear to him
-...ry ami proper The fifth section provides that all
law, r., te regulation Of the Mint Of the United States
and for thu punishment Of officers connected herewith
.hAll be apple abo to the NewYok Branch Mint The
b sni last section directs the transfer the Treasurer
Of said Brsseb Mot (wbeu appointed) of all moneys
hs and papers in the hands Of tine Assistant Treasurer
Of The City Of N.w-York.
The Housstonic Railroad Company have de
,srsd semi annual dividend of per their pre-
Jared stock The Marine Bark Of Baltimore semi sn-
rual dividend Of 81 per cent.
The Banks of the State are now making their
report. 70 ths Controller The following the reports OF
two Of the City Banks Report Of the Mechanics BANK.
90 the 4th of March. lsa8
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NEW ORLTANS-Stip Frenc,s D,pou-le fierce, ard
WordswoYth l. Col bbi uolssses Bsr.tow, Pope Co
] Aunermsn-227 port l57 ard easss hsuls bsowin
Dillon Worih-2i &c. s7 bills 1875 hes. lard tol be PORK
ck lard Work Drase-i7 hhis6 ties lsrd bea melvin
4 Devill-342 bills pork Wstsu-57 do ~ hhds hsin'
les tcs lard ROorman, Johnston CoS55 te, ara h-an
Hoppock-275 be pork 70 tea rs bbs lsTd Daes cotton
IN do ,hn. 78 bxs stsIcn bales skins. hswet Lees
CT hhds tobacco Davis Brooks Coil sacks corn
ls2 90 beans Hitchcock MfhJ48 bales rope enttinss
Butler IS hbls nOlssses 20 sacks bacon Burgess
ties haxse.d bhs pork Beck henhsrd-o oAss sshs
Lord-S do II bsgswool Randall .o,,, 40
NFW. orr EANs-BoYk Suuarroa-4s3 hhds sugar 400
bbls mo .sses TO Chsutesu. Merle 4 sanford
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GAVE or CHE SIS.

n APPLETON 4 co have Just publishsd Chess for
IL. Wister EvsniuEs. containing rudiments of the
science and elementary analysis Of the most popular
games sc ALSO series OF Chess Tales, with illustrations
steel Edited oy X. r. AgasL One hsndsouie volurns
limo. 6 Is
The vork /. worthy OF lie form. Il 10 the best, most
complete and cesest es,iss upon Chess that has ever
been published 10 Enflish. We speak sdvsediy, too
being orough lover Of that most noble CANA and hsv
ing dipped into all the WORKS Of emiuenoe which have
appsarsd upon The selection Of profile IL exceed
indy interesting snd the volume 8 Interpreted with
some curious novelties which translated from the
famous French Chess alss which appeared In lie PAa
mede,f Chess Magsgn. well Known In Europe- Besides
inuumsrabs wood consisting Of disarans OF games
&c there four q. Steel Euaviags Illustrative OF these
Tales - Rohpisnd ErariHer
D. APPLEToS L Co. $50 pubsh-The Manual Of Chess
containing the elementary principles Of he Games, BY
ChSs Kinny; lvol lsmo paper cover ? cts cloth 81
The Economic Chez. Board Companion; being Chefs
Bori provided with complete set Of Chess Men ataped
p Rogst AZ ID Prc. 81 cts AZ gus
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sels, Of Stoets, Sc. see Foerts Paee.

TsuKsDAY. April 6-P. NJ.
The market to day was inactive, but generally
prices were steady Government securities were In good
demand snd Treasury Notes advanced to a. an
nsut Of per cent The supply on the market 10 quite
hsht and IN. dsmsnd 10 large.
In Bill, the rates are unsettled and the sales un-
inpatsnt Sterling 10 to 81 and even lower for bu'
drawn by parties not well known. GOOD names can be
had At s940 Francs are ) 80.
In the Freight market there 10 less movement
Some snail parcels Cotton engaged At Sled for Liv'
.rpoo ana 600 or 5000 bbs Nsv. Stores st 2d2' Cd for
London.
The French houses which have been retiring
heir Apti paper are also taxing up their liabilities
torins in May where parties holding them will sccep,
the terms offered.
The annexed statement exhibits the Commerce
q Nav. Ycfk for the quarter ending March 81:
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WHOM TO MARRY

Nd HOW TO GET MARRtED-part 8. 81 cents re-
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Scene, IN Soldiers Life by J. H. Wltou cloth. 81 So
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IMMENSE LITERARY.

SCIENTIFIC AND RELIGIOUS ATTRACTION at
%th. MIr. Center Of the Intellectual World, iio Nas
.sa-.t New York -Sooo0 vcums. Of the most eehoes'
rare and r-condife vo cleaned from all the grsd NJ
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kreat tsz,Ar Of human knowledge IL richness extent
.ad variety IA unrqasled since the burning Of
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II and ca0u. works siey received are the wonder
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y treasure the .tene, Of which Was oss1sPeeted 90
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The Moral Center Of he iaisiseiua Word b" also re-
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and Gsrm.n book. from Coutinsnt u Europe while
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10 DARE the eyes Of ever, behod-r None therefore 10
anss of book. fear ds.ppoirtuebt for there 10 90
.us,ct 90 which the b-s. v0rks may not b found IL
m possible more dsnGui.hsd ~ its ehespness than any
s,ara-,6,i JOHN DOYLE
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VICES.

II Clay Festival. The THisD ASSUAL FESTIVAL
in comm enumeration Of he BIRTHDAY or HENRY
CLAY. will be held At the AFoLLo sALooS Oh wEDNEs-
DAY EVENING next, the 18th Gay Of April. ~ halfpar
o'clock number Of ds,insuish-d u hizs from different
parts Of the country, have avitsd Tickets may be
Obtained Of WV. LouDoS sg ct a. the Tnbuns ofhse
and also Of the members Of the Executive Committee
PHILIP W ENGs.
Chairman Of Committee o. Arrang snsnts
Tcux n DoucE
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JUST PUBLISHED.

THE CONGREGATIONAL SINGING BOOk-A col
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ITALIAN OPERA HOUsE.-DooFs open ct bali
4 ysst 7-PersoruAne- At otlJct pfeeoeiy-fht,
DAY EVENING, Agrfl 7th ts4S vii es presented, Srd
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~ y-rci- Nsbdeo sig q Benesentsno; isnssl sil
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GRAND CONCERT Ar The TAsERNACLE-
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N early week ~
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THE ARCHITECT,
VOL. ?, NO. ~ s-r-. Of Or goal Dss'Ens for Do
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Prseics Hnts the Prevention ,nd treatment Of Die
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New lcrt Tribuue.
A Univerial History Of the Most Remarkable Events
Of All Nations from the Earliest Period 70 the Present
Time forming Complete History Of the World part =
vol l. Pre-. 3. ger No.
All lover, Ct history who desire have u brousht be-
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lshtsn-d views, 10 sGecinct comPeud Of p numbers,
should tuy this work.
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TO BOOKSELLERS.

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"A LOVE OF PICTURED
GODEYS LADY'S BOOK FOR MAY.
CLARK,S NEW ENGLISH

HRAHMAR-A Practical Grammar, In which words,
NJ Phrases and Sentences CLASSIFIED. according u
their Offices sni their relation each other illustrated
By a eomplsts system Of Diagrams. By 5. w. CLARK,
We are convinced II has points Of very decided supe
rority any Of the semsntary works 10 common use
N Y Courier and Enquirer.
"rhi. new work which strikes very fsvorably.
la deviation from older boots Of tho Kind are generally
i1diclous snd often important New YORK Tribune.
Mr Clarss Grammar is work Of merit aud original
ity' lGeneys Courier.
The 5rsvity, pespicu'y and compr,hensvsnsss OF
this work are certainly merits and aore would com
mend II 10 the favorable confederation OF tssch-s ana
learners" IOntsio d-sssnzrr-
Clzrk's Grammar have never seen equsled for prae
ticaby which 10 q the utmost importance IN ALI school
books
; 3. Clark, Principal Of scsIboroush Academy Maine
Published by A ). BARNES Gu. 81 John-st
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mnrRoPoIIrAN mINSTYELSI

MONDAY EVENING. loth OF Apfii. ms METRO
OPOLtTAN MlNSTRELS will give their OPENING
CONCERT. AZ The APOLLO. 40 BROADWAY, to besae
ceeded y orauce every evening arinf neIt wsss
texcenting Wecnesiayl The Bsad consists Of FlFTkEN
PERFORMERS. each ofwhom uurivNed Ia his Psrtisu
lar line sud the IN announcing this entertain
% the public. feels eOchdent that for OklslNALl
Tf ssd PloUANCN Ia th- dslineaton u tbs LIohTs
AND SHADOWS Of DASkSY LIFE, Il has never had
parallel Their pathetic Resiu' ard the sprighty bunor
their merry wit, divesei othe sh;est uee Of vuss
ty cannot fail with eoriious'ion VI Thar sppro
bsioc which has hitherto been elected.
Mr.. AUSTIN PHILLIPS. Musical Dirsstor Adm's
sioa . Children, with Parents or 9uueisrs hal
price. To commence AZ o'clock. r FOWLER,
- Manaser.
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II EIaHtn WnrU.-r NIiALLtNUt--NF- nm.
TX Of is Caaa.t having been nominated a. Alderman,
IL proposed that pubic meeting Of voters Be held on
Friday evening foot of sprng, for the purpose d hear
Ing an exposition % bis views and Of advocating
the propounded BY bic nominees IS being pre-
eminenty adapted 70 lessen the bsrden Of our local and
city tsXss Mr. r. Is pledged thai II either Of the car
dida'es nominated Wing Democrat, viii come forward
sad show the impr.eeaoy Of the measure proposed 70
tighten In reality the city burdens, he will Immediately
withdrns from lie conte. WI 10 be pied IS .Ls.