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

~ Particular Notice.-Psrsons about breaking ~
house ping and wishing 10 dispose Of any portion OF
q their lar niture viii f0d ready sale for the same b
sesdinr line or calling upon the subscriber
ms lniseod r. COLTOS, SIG Broadway, Go,his Hall
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- W. BROWN, Aae.ion.s.;

W EXON M N Asa s,es NIau,Na .py,
CLEs-Tossdsy, April T. At icy O'Clock. al l42 Broad
way, a large assortment OF furniture, NC comprising
dressing bureaus book cases soss and psrlor chairs roeh
ing AID easy DO ming tea center card and worksspds
French aud Gothic beostesds, marssses kc Alec. silt
and bronxed grsndoles tea trsys. plated ard britannia
Also, large variety OF htchen articles Catalogue. now
ready 81 Uls'
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\AANTED-A situation by a very competent srl a.
w sesmstress and 10 do chamberwoFk or AZ chamber
maid and waiter. Is good dreomass and has excellent
b0gk.4tOra Al
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HENRY N LEEDS Auctioneer.
ARCE AND SPLENDID SAt.E OF CABINET

7 ARGE AND SPLENDID sALE OF CABINET
Neutrality-suspicious. OF every srucle IN use,
including Mattresses Beddins and Looking glasses
RY n LEEDS n CO viii cell Of suction on "Wednesday.
Apr s. 1919 at 10 O'Clock, at the spseous wsroroom W
Broadway, near Wsllst aud opposite Trinity Church
the entire stock Of Furniture, Chsirs beddoe and Looh
tpE glasses contained In said store eonssns VI soi< OF
every variety OF pattern aud covered with hzreloh and
plush rocking chairs OF s patterns and different cover
inss tee tetes slso; divsns OF every variety Of style
aud fnish centertsblss; sofstshlss card tsbles en-
tension dinng tables quseftetables huresux OF every
STYLE and quality The whols stock will be pcrsmptoriy
sold. Such opportunity seldom occurs ~ purchasing
% many articles at sale. They ready for ex-
animation Catalogues on Monday Purchasers
leave theis soods until the Let Of May Every fseility
afforded for boz ins and shipping 81 IT'S
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n TT o cIoct 81 u FuItun 81
MORTGAGE SkLs oF HocsspotD fCsSirvsg.-The go.
tire furniture Of the house cousps Of sofas
and curl maple chairs earesus center table,. dining and
ea tables beds Mattresses bsdts<As eaIpess oil eoths
sstrs aud hail Tampa looking sasses stsnds toilsts,
s,ovss Kitchen farp;iure, 10 xe.
AT PKN.rs SALr-One physisisns medical case, very
rhs
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BOARDING.

BOARD, with unfnrnished apartments, wanted by =
ID gsntlem wife and children (ihe youngest 10
years o. sge) In quiet gentee family They will reqar.
psror aud two bedrooms Address, stating terms and
full particulars, Mortimer a. this office, box 9l5
Lower Posi- Ohce. postage paid Satisfactory references
will BE- required 81 y,
BOARD WANTED-By a gentleman and hs wife,
ID respectable family, where there are few or 20
boarders. Location down town. Terms must be mode
rate References given II required Address C. X = 81
this on &C. stating terms and location. 81 It.
VOARD-A ssutlem.u aDd wife or two single gentle
ID may suited with very pleasant and comfortable
rooms with full partial board ir the house Of gentes
family Broadway. Enqaire So Waker-st. "a IL
DOARD-To let to a gentleman and lady with board,
ID pleasant parlor with pantres 10 the d story 10 Or
chad - Reference exchanged. a. W.
FEW BOARDRR- be accommodated with
hp-asaui rooms IN a sentee reghborhood sod pie,s-
ant oestou 81 4s Tweihst between the KIN and Sew
cath avenues. lw-
DOARDING-Ge0tsmen and their wives wiihpz 20
Dobtain permanent board can be accommodated With
pleasant rooms tie "a hoor, with marble msntes and
psutres attached. Also 90 The ID hoor suitable
for two single gentlemen. Apply $50 hoa'Ionst cor Of
Crcsbyst. ms lws
A GENTLElIAN snd his wife. or two or thres single
hgenilemen can - accommodated with board by apply
ing immedi stsly 81 ~ Murrsy-st- al 5us'
WNING POSTS Of esst iron and frame work, with
IA awnings rsds and put rp At reduced prices, 81
DUNCAN WEST, Little Green-st
a. Lib@rty-st
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soUTHwAkK ESeINE Go n.
Nsw-York, April 3. 1sis. !
re- At n meeting Of rhis Company, held at the


re- At n meeting Of This Company, held at the
CINE House this evening 1T in addition 70 the re
solutions Dossed at the meeting held Yesterday snndsy
afternoon relation to the death Of Henry HAReis. or
late esteemed associate and Assistant Foreman on motionr
farther
Resolved That this Company wear the usual badge Of
and that the apparatus snd engine wear the
usual badge of mourning until the expiration OF his tern
service officer 81 this Company, and that the
fee remain vacant until that time.
Resolved That the me nhers and honorary members Of
this Company meet al the Engine House on Tuesday the
fh inst At ~ O'clock 20 proceed TO the residence Of hi
brother AMEDEE c. 81 Second ST. for the purpose Of pro
ceedins with tho funeral ceremonies.
Resolued That the courteous offer OF Hose Co No -
ana Engine Co No. ~ 20 unite and accompany the
performance Of this m0urnfg duty be snd that
House, At the tins above mentoned BY order
CHAS, MoDOUGALL, Foreman.
RoBERr Mc6rSSIs. sscrsisry. al
t5s- Eagle Hose Company-At meeting Of the
rase Hos- Company No 1, held on Monday evening the
Sd Inst the following preamble and revolutions were
unanimously adopted
HAsrsa Divine Providsnee has seen NJ 20 remove from
which are attached. while IN tbs discharge oil Their
duties ss fir.men. be lit
ResoIred Tha. ia the death Of Mr.. GEORGE kerr our
Oldest Assistant Euginesr. the Department have been
deprived Of who fr'ed se'rnt and erpert<Heed
officer, and when duty called, foremos, IN esnsss SIC
whore devotion our Interests have been but 100 wei
shown, by his msisncholy and uDtmey end ana that
this Company individually and eolleetvely have been
n.rian ana we aeo feensly sympsthize with the
hers Of Southwark Engine Company NO ~ 10 the oss o.
their sssOoss and our n, bsr..ysd FAMILIES and red.
ye Of both the iepsrable loss, that We have all sas
tanned. ..h.. ~ ,his Cou,,nv n. y,
,.,ted to Join with US, tsis part In the furersl
Of the decessed and thsf these resolutions De
published and copy ''I FURMAS sEEFUs FOtsmsr
THOMAS TRusLow, Jr, Secretary
~ ~ nqS,ccS p M Elr0
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=
that the Perfumers ana Comb De pot 10 removed from
looi 10 ZOE Fulton 81 Opposite Clinton where they
invited 10 call and examine the rch stock OF Per
funsry Combs and Fancy Articles which for sale ou
reasonable terms. Shell Combs msde and repaired Mrs
WARD will be happy 20 her friends at the above
number 81 a.
ITO BOOksELLERs, FRAME-MAKERs ,pd
Il Travelling Agsnu--PORTRAIrS IN ENAhELED
FRAMES This novel and beautiful style Of ornament
f5r the psTor co1tng ro0m which has become % pop
uar in New York tna elsewhere 10 published exc usisey
ses to public favor the striking fidelity Of the por
traits ard the tasteful and ornamental character OF set
ting. Lkenesss Of the following dstinguisbsd men are
ready for sale: George WsshiDgton. Henry Clay,
Zachary Taylor John c Calhoun, Thso Frelinghu!sen
Rufus ChOste Daniel Webster. jas Buchanan, Winfield
Scott; John Quincy Adams Plus TX The subscriber has
also received from Pans variety OF ornamental
position frames for unistures dstueueoypes and
small pAinngs snd sngravngs The style Of these frames
correspond well with the present fashion o. furniture
Z. ANTHONY, 2i7 Broadway, n. Y. After
May I. 1873 At 2o5 BrosdwGy al lmis
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" Botany.-WILLIAM HINcKs, Fellow OF the
Linuaan Society Of London. Authorized Botanical
Lecturer by the Royal College Of Surgeons and the
thecse Com PAW Ct London ste Lecturer AZ two Of the
London Schools Of Medicine and who hiss so leetured
many Of the principal popular SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS IN
England, will deliver, In the Hall OF MI Below. church
10 Broadway six Lectures the Philosophy OF vegetable
Orr.rxs.ion in which the most interesting views Of n.
structure Of plants and the relations ef their parts With
the amental prncpe OF their clAssitesiion VIII Be
,xpsinss and Illustrated BY remarkable collection Of
opstrostes and by drawings prints and living speei-
The object VII Be to convey interest.
technical 10 = e5ss fer understanding it.
The Lectures wi be delivered Tuesday and Ihurs-
dsy evenings at o'clock precisely commencing on iass
day next, the 4th Of Apr1l
Tickets nsy BE- procured at the Bookstores Of Mr. c. s.
Francis, 25l and Mr.. kerno;. 6SS broadway
Tickets for the ~ ~
DO. for Lady add Gentleman. %
Do. Family Tichst....... ~
The First Lecture 10 free 80 <ns'
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Austtopeer.
ny BANGS, RICHARDs d YLATf, store "t
ID Bros1wsy.-Libera e.<h advances made On son'sh'
msuts for auction ssIes
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" American Instifute-farmers' C1u0.-The
Club meets st the Repository In the PARK, Tuesday
April g. at noon Crafts IN be distributed and the resu
lar sub ect lie Grating Budding &c Strangers par
ticul.viy invited a IT.
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WHITING PAPBRs-A lsss sssort,,sas t'o'n the
uii iuis JOHN CAMPBELL 4 Co. iios III Ns<ssa-N
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" United States Hose Company No. 23.-The
me mbers eX members and friends Of this Company
hereby requested to 81 the Carriage House this day
Of O'Clock precisely for the purpose OF uniting with the
rest Of the Fire Department in paying the last tribute Of
respect 10 the remains the late Assistant Engineer GEO
KEaR, and HgsRy FlRGIs late Asss ant Foresn Of En-
CINE Company No SO. JNO F. KIRBY, Foreman.
CHAs II. PIER son, Secretary al ITO
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rDHE LITTLE HOMESTEAD represented 10 this num-
her Is confidently offered specimen Of rural soh-
lecture that considering the economy Of outlay and
displayed has in country been surpassed model for
small farm houses its exterior combines Gestures Of the
modern mansion aud merchants cottage, with air OF
comfort and sodity that contrasts with the hybrid struc
lures the generality Of farms We invite the attention
of city and country builders this class Of designs Es
mate for this houss ~ 200
Published monthly at - per annum Is cents per No.
Forsal by IS Stis c. NJ. SAXrON. 2o5 Brosdway
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JACOB s. Plat, Aoctioaesr
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Fancy Goods,

lIAHDWAHEs CVTLEHv Fancy ooV0s Nt"ss'
i Looking slss,s city made Gold yswsiry, nc IA
COB g. PLAT will cell the day a. above. BY estsosus
lots assorted scods, consisting OF hardware, such
pad aud plate osl hases niles on esrds one Gaze WOOD
pocket combs 100 elols spool snd hama cotton posts
and pen knives on eaas s1d dozens, swl blades Eus
lsh and American German silver Add plated table ana
teaspoons, trays. spoons, snnM.s intrsncs somps""
dvde hatcher and bread Knives, Knives ana fors
csrvers and bottle cssors glass lanterns and smps
fish hooks brass rnss smeets bolts locke kpits
cleaner pkhoro, guns, pistols percussion caps powder
fssss
Also sccordeous wallets, razor sifops pearl buttons
hat cloth hsir and horse brushes hone snd fushsh sk
coat buttons fringe bags mirrors, fringe boxes Duons
extracts gilt jswelry studs ear hops, necklaces breast
pins, watch cnsius. &c.
Also. 600 dozen tabs knives. forks snd csrvefs
Also al clock 0co gold pens ard pencil cases and
leo lots city sde gold swelry complete sssOrtnent l.
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II Seventeenth Ward.-The Wing Electors a
the Seventeenth Ward are requested TO assemble al the
Henry Clay House, a. the Of FrsisL and Avenue
A, Wednesday evening April s. at u o'clock To hear
report Of the Committee chosen 10 nominate cGndi-
dates TO be supported for Charter and School officers
the approaching Election and 10 respond the nomina-
tons BY order Of The Committee.
WILLIAM :. DUKE, Chairman
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ALLEN DoDwoRTH
THE GovERNMENr

OFTHE AMERICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE has At
" the solicitation OF m,ny Of s present patrons deter
mined upon issuing TO the pubic
500 YEARLY TICKETS
for the price which they furnished at 10 its
members aud members Of the musical sson viz
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM.
Fer the accommodation OF those who wish avail them
selves Of ibis opportunity the tickets will BE- len 1T the
various music in Broadway, this morning where
they will remain until O'Clock. P. NJ Of Tuesday next,
II rot sooner DISPOSED Of
PARADISE AND THE PERI,
grand Secular Csatsts by sehumann will be performed
for the hfst time this country sud the only time this
season. on TUESDAY next IT the Tabernacle.
THE DESERT
Will form Of the s-ries Of the present year
- 2tss Il. MElGGs, Principal SIS Broadway.
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PARADISE AND THE PERI.
MECHANICS HALL.
40 BROADWAY, between Grand snd Eroou'e
y sstreeu-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE
WEEk- Unparalleled Saeosss-rwESry-sgvESrH wsEE
cHRrSry,S rdINSTREIS

TIE OLDEST ESTABLISHED BANJO IN rEs UNITED STATES
under the drscioR Of =. p Christy whose ,stnbk and
original entertainments nightly honorsd with crored
ana highly r-spsc sbo audiences snd favored with
patronage unprecedented by aDy amusement In this city
Admission . cents-doors open st7 concert commences
ct 3 O'clock.
For the accommodation Of families
AN AFTERNOON CONCERT EVERY SATURDAY.
nlLnrs nna ~ Sal AZ INrias
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THE TwENTY-THIRD

ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF HE
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGN,
CONSISTING or ORIGINAL WORKS Of Living Art
- ists. before exhibited in the City Of NewYos
is pen from A NJ 10 10 7. NJ AZ their rooms Ger.
ne Of Broadway ana Lsonardst season tickets 20 cts
Single admission, . cts. Catalogue, ~ cts as lws'
A MEXICAN MUSICAL INsTITuTk.-PAR-
"A ADlSE AND THE PERI POSTPONED TO APRIL
lln consequence Of the great meeag At the Park the
Opers was postponed TO this evening The orohesus 80
lsctsd and drilled for the p and beug princ psy from
that company renders It impossible to produce the
effectively without their aid Arrangements have been
made with me company which VIII preGiads tne possi'
blty Of smother disappointmsrt H. MFl3OS. PRINCIPAL
EHE COLE hXHIBITION.-The exhibition OF
Paintings By the late Thomas Cole 10 now open at the
OF the American AtU Union ss7 Broadway u will
continue for ak weeks The gallery will be open from
o'clock A. NJ until 10 O'clock Y. NJ. Each holder Of =
ticket will be entitled slso to the Iish Of sdmi'
sion to the NewYork Gallery OF the Fine Arts during the
eontinuance OF the Cole Exhibition Admittanee Is cents
Season tickets 50 cents. al lwis
THE GRAND COLLECTION or TIE WORKS
OF THE OLD MASTERS; eS~Pri'ps Orisinsl
by ritisn Ruben. Raphael Murilo veasquer Van Dyck
GuIio Romano, Psrmisano, Holbein, J.n steen, Carlo
Doci Cuyp, Wlson and many other Of the Old Masters
10 At the Lyeeum Gallery, i6s Broadway, from
A. NJ to 6 P. NJ. Admittsucs 3 cents mT imis'
DARNUM's AMERICAN NUsEUM.-P. r
- BARNUM Proprietor-f. HITCHCOCK, Manager
Splendid performances every afternoon and evening at
sad u o'clock. Great Western, the Yankee Comedian,
appears In two aushsble isIces. az each performance As
sisted by Mrs Bernard tho talented Actress and Vocalist
Miss alien Noble, new candidate for popular favor
Mr. A. De Is Pierre, Mr. WIN. Whitlock, Miss T.. julien
Dancer. Mrs Pebys Wax Scripturs Ststusry, which
represents In figure, the Of fs the Birth and Trial Of
Christ also his Last Supper with the H. together with
group representing an Incorporate Family Madame
Rockwell famous Fortuneteer. Admission 10 the whole
25 cents Children under TO- half price Reserved front
seats one shilling extra. AZ
GRAND FESTIVAL AND BALL, OF the MAN
Vision OF LIBERTY No. viii b. given Nsuxhall
Saloon, Tuesday evening. April g. 1913 for the benefit
Of q needy widow and four children. The Committee
pledge themselves that this will be Of the best esu
walls got this Dnslss Cotiion Band will be In
attendance.
Tickets so cents 20 bs had Of Mrs C. Drummond. 345
Broome-st Mira. Coleman, 25l Sscondst MD. Parsons
1853 West Thiueenthst Mr. hoyt l66 Stanton-st Mr.
N T Hicks. So First-s,. al 3tls'
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THE OWL CREEK LETTERS
o.. a...n p . . A.l.L

By WI vol limo.
Published This Day.
GLE Is ONE OF the most touching writers we have
Il with for long while and some Of the Letters
have awakened interest in minds that will t.ke
long OF the ough ard Of dtors
life 20 eface - F'redonia Cens0r.
BAKER n sCRIBNER, Sc Psrkrow, ard
a.
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a esTssT q os ssasp, Secretaries.
~ Friend. Of a Free soiI.-RemsmS

" rrienus Oh n FREE son mems noet tnesheel.
ing nish the Democratic Headquarters, Of
Elizabeth and Grand ss Come come all Commence
at half past O'Clock. You will be we'll repsid-Four-
teenth Wsrders especially. silt'
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MINIATURE ILxAsAc......TH DAY.
sUs. THE MOON. FULL sgA.
Rses....5 40 Sets ....6 "a Morn. IS Even. 10
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IT. AFOK ALBANY--

lzts15-az..e1S 'fOm COftIlnda f--bteamDOtt ISAAC
NEWTON, Capt wm.H Pseh. viii leave
on Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings ct ocloch
Steamboat ADMIRAL, Capt Adm. Htehc. Oh, ~iI Leave
on Tussdsy Tharsdsy and Saturday evening" soeiooh
At clock p NJ lanfing at nter cd places from
Bsrclsy-st-stssmboat NORTH AMERICA, Csps Thos
" Hulse, will leave Oh Monday, Wednesday pnssy and
sunday afternoons, at 5 o'clock Stesmoost eArtA
CLAUS Capt B. Overhaul. IN leave 90 Tuesday, Ihan
day and Saturday Afternoons. az $ o'eloek -
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ruoa.. TSusLow, Jr.. Secretary.

TIL. Members, FL. Members and friends OF the Company
are reeusssd to meet al the Carriage House on IsssJ
AZ oclock, p. M. wiz
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J. p MONTGOMERY Auctioneer
by j. ID. INGERsOLI. e. GO. Store 272 Pearl

by j. ID. INGERsOLI. a. co. Store 272 Pearl
- st-On WEDNESDAY, April s, ct 10 O'Clock. A.
Doors, Shoes AND BRosAss-SO cases Boots Shoes and
Brossns comprising desirable assortment Of fresh and
ssssonabls goods from the
to tho western, southern, northern and city trade.
At Private Sale. ID. Co are constantly receiving
from the great variety Of and fes,
stock, which they selling at priysA ssis ct suction
prices sn3O
NOTICE-AUCTIoN sALE-wM. ~ LEWIS, Aue.
toneer, (store 1871 Chatham corner Of Oysrst) will
sell the entire stock Of pise, goods al q Division
Tuesday April T. at bsfpast 10 A. NJ consisting Of silk
vslvss and fancy articles OF every description Also
large stock Of ribbons and valuable books Bale positive
This sale 10 well worth the attention Of tho trade Tsrms
ssh. mo W.
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u Eighteenth ~ard.-The Democratic Wing
Electors OF the Eighteenth Ward requested 20 Assem-
BILE at the Bulls Head Hotel corner Of the Thrdavenue
and Twenty fourthst Wednesday evening 5th April
inst ~ O'clock 10 choose Seven Delegates 10 represent
the Ward in District Convention to nominate suitable
candidates for Police Justice and Assistant Justice
for The Sixth District BY order Of tn. Ward Committee
ELIJAH T. LEWIS, Chairman.
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n. Chiffon. Auctoneer.
DEREMPTORH EAECCTORS' SALE-Ths

DEREMPTORY EXECUTORS sALE-Ths
Subscribers, Executors VI James Moore, decss'sd, Will
cell at public auction on Tuesday the iIh day Of April,
is48 st Il O'clock at the Merchant Exchange by
LUDLOW co Auotiopesrs, all those three lots Of land
in the Twelfth Ward OF the City Of New York on the
norherly side Of ghy seventh between the Seventh
and Eighth avenues. commencing E5 feet wesery from
the Seventh each lot 5 feet front and rear BY to
feet inches deep.
Also all those three lots in the abovensmed Ward
the southery side Of Eighty IT. between the Sew
snth and Eighth avenues rs feet from tho Seventh ave
nue. the Of the above lo,s each Ii y BY leo feet
inches deep. Terms at sale Dated Nsw-Yors, March
S 1913 JANIS MCuNE SMITH, Exseuto,.
al 3tisE EDWARD V. CLARKE,
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y Association OF Exempt Firemen-Ths %.

" Association of Exempt Firemen-Ths mem
bers Of this Association ana Exempt Fremen generally
are invited to meet at this afternoon at O'clock pre-
csey st the corner OF Csthsne snd East Broadway fo
the purpose Of uniting with the Fire department In pay
ing the last tribute Of 10 late brother Exempt
GEORGE KERR. Badges will be furnished
BY order Of SAMUEL 3. WARNER, President.
". PHILLIPS. Secretary.
The line Of Exempts will move precisely at hAEpast
o'clock, for the purposs Of escortug the body TO the
Church. al lt'o
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New-York Cattle Nlarket.-MospAy, April3.
Ire our owu keporterl

MONDAY. AprilS.
ASHES-Ars In fair request. Sales $50 bbls Pots At
56IG5 b2t Pearls are entirely nominal at so.
COTTON-The inquiry fair and 200 bales have been
Ia 1nnsIlx for expoIt preYous rAtes we quote.
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~ second Wnrd.-Tbe Democratic Wing Electors
of this Ward requested 10 meet at the Second Ward
Hotel 81 Nassau St Tuesday evening 4th inst for the
purpose Of eecthg two Delegates to the First Disre,
Convention, to nominate Assistant Justice and Police
Justice for said District By order ofWsrd Committee
J. l. LEFFERT5, Chairman.
G TL CASE Secretaries
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pAvIS,S MANUAL.

OF MAGNETlSM-N-w edition, revised sad en-
" ler2ed-includinr Galvsnsm, Magnetism, Electro
rhsrmo Electricity, with 80 original Illustrations Price
q For sale by s3 3usl NJ. SAXTON, 205 Broadway.
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" Seventeenth Ward -Agreesbly 70 request Of
the Democratic Wing General Committee, meeting Of
the Seventeenth Ward Democratic Wing Committee
held the Henry Clay House. Monday evening April s,
when II was
Resolved That election be held Henry Clsy House
First-st spd Avenue A. on Tuesday evening April
for the purpose Of choosing delegates 70 nominate JUS
tice and Police Justice for the Fourth District Court
Polls open from u to 9! o'clock.
JOHN T. ALLEN, Chairman.
i..I ~ Al
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WANTS.
q Al zrIrrrI 70 Adrsrf'e"ezsi ssi BY As,l ssvIs
vaftPa,d riAsy rilI me- b. taksA szi o. las osos

WhNTED-By arespectsble young womsn = situation
W 70 do general homework In sresp-ct.ble family
She Il good washer and ironer, and understands
snss general and has the beet Of city reference from
her last place whore she lived year and nine month.
Pesse 20 call ~ 6 Wsisst where the advertiser can be
seen for two days. a IT,
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DY WM. MADDkN.-StoEe, sprnes st-Lib
ID srsl ADVANCES made on Goods eonhsnsd for private
s.e or to Be sod 81 sustou Outdoor ssss carefully at
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

- EDWARD PAYSoN Will sell this day, 81 40 ocloeh.
81 Chsthsmst the entire stock OF Rsssh hsrdwH.
Store consisting Of tools cutlery, kc Also iron book
safes platform scale. lot ef horse brushes shelsins
counter Glass &c For farther psrt'euaf' see cats"
ofues ready