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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
From The Rio Crande.

The steamship Globe, Capt. Boehner, arrived at
this port yesterday from the Brazos the 9Th ult.
bringing ss7 600 in specie. By this arrival we
have the Brownsville Flag of the 25th ult. Ii was
reported in Matamoras that sergeant formerly be-
longing to tie command of Don Vital Fernandez,
and VINO was very much attached to him, presented
himself some time since to the guard in charge OF
the residence of the present Governor Of Tamauli-
pas, Don Jesus Cardcnas, aud under pretence OF
presenting letter prevailed ON them 70 admit
him 10 an interview with the Governor After
entering the chamber he presented the pretended
letter, ard then. In full view of the Governors own
body guard, he drew a revolver and shot Cardenas
in two places, one ball entering the CHI st and the
other the lower part Of the abdomen; he then
made bis escape by another door. 1t is said tina,
Cardenas was mortaily wounded, although be was
sui alive at last accounts. N. o. Pic, LIST.
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c...r., Conference Of The VI. Z. Church.

Thu. h,ev ME, at Baltm re on Wednesday, the
srl,rine delegates being in attendance;
no.,,n District, ministerial deles,te, Rev: Tbos
-. Law dsIegate, Mr.. william Wymin.
W J.rSev District, ministerial deiesa'e' ne'
$50 t,sad. lsv delegate, Mr. James Clark.
p,iia5elpbia District, ministerial del-sa.r, NJ -
ioe, a. Wilson. Pittsburgh District Minis yer a "a
g-lersre. Revds. :. Ciawson j. hooisoh 49,.
- Iohn Cow; lay delegates, hessrs. " Alisul
IT, I'm n D.iord MassiDeum Dlstrc,, MN
-, 5segatss Rsvds { Springer, Jonn Darhs'
, p.,s,. law delegates, Messrs b. Cone r ran
=, -, ohio District ministerial de.egatr he''
n p,ssstt. lay delegate, Mr.. ID L. Carson.
Ill. Di.ttict Law delegate. Mr Joel hlce. Nortn
unoi. ID strict minister al dele ave, ne'; DAne i
Raglev. MARY aud District. ministerial delegates
payd: Levi 4. Reese, William Collier; lay dele
" We.lsv Starr. Virginia District minis
s;.I Selerste Rev. J. g. Whitfield lay dele
80. n ssrs. John J. Barovs, II. +. Woodhouse.
Nh Carolina District, ministerial delegates,
Ravds William II. Wills, John Paris; lay dele
80 Dr. L. w. Bachelor b +. Folgef. : nth
sarolina Distric-, ministerial delegate, Rev. James
ysnbnrv. Tennessee District, ministerial dee
gate. Rev. B B. Duggan. Georgia District minis
ierial delegate, Rev. Mex endree Tucker; lay del
egare. Mr. John Bass. Alabama District mniste-
raj delegates, Revds. Samuel Johnston, b l.. An
der,on: Law delep ate, Mr. Boiling Hale Mississippi
d strict ministerial delegate, Rev. Elisha Lott
lsy delegate. Peter Loper. Louisiana District,
ministerial delegate Rev. P ;. Graves The open
ing PRAYER was made BY Rev. Mr.. Springer.
The Conference was organized by the appoint
men. OF Rev. GEORGE BsowS, OF Pittsburgh Dis
tries Chairman, VINO made the opening prayer
Rev A II BAssET, OF Ohio District, and Rev. b.
5. ASDEgsoS, al Alabama district Secretaries.
very protracted debate took place upon re-
solution, submitted by one Of the delegates. invi-
ting Rev L Yeates Reese Editor OF the MefbodiSt
Pr0fesf7nt and Agent Of the Book Concern, u par
ticipate ia the deliberations OF the Conference 49,
The merits OF this resolution were fully discussed,
snd nearly three hours elapsed before It was de
cded. The Baltimore Sun says that not less than
one hundred resolutions, amendments and sabsti-
tues were offered and motions made ere the deci-
sion The following resolution was finally passed
Resored Tas the Agent 4 h- Boot Concern be- invited
10 sest hin the lar Of the Conference and participate
business relating - Inc kttodsi Protsiani ana the
BOOK Concern.
IL appears that this matter was generally re-
rarded as a test question Tor subject to be agtat
ed hereafter. Pending the discussion, the most
friendly sentiments were avowed for the esteemed
gentleman who conducts the paper. The Confer
ence then adjourned
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Cadet Appointments In 1850.

The following are the appointments from the
States named:
NEw.YoRK lO.-Pbllips Phoenix. Of the Sd dis.
Amman. 9Th district; Peter Fonda, Jr. 18th district
Samuel Ter Eyck, 2lst district w m. de Mott 9th
district; John A. Black, 30th district LOOMS L..
Langdon, 32d district Lemue c. Curtiss, 33d dis.
tric. ami Fazilo A. Harrington, 3ith district
PENNSYLVANIA. lO-John 7. Greble, Of the lst
district VIM. A Leech, 9Th district; John V. Jor-
dan 9Th district Samuel Kinsey, 9Th district; Jas.
w. Phillips, 10th district; Charles NJ. Webb l2th
district; o. H. Bro,her'on. 10th district; George X.
Wilson, goth district; Waterman Palmer Jr. 2ist
district and George MEG Dick, 22d district
MAINE, 3-Levi X. Browne, Of the lst district :
VIM O. Otis, Sd district; AM Charles 5. Sawtelle'
9TH district.
NEW HAMPSHIRE, 2-Thos J. Ire caldwell, OF the
Cd district; Ebenezer Gay, Sd district
MASSACHUSETTS,, 4 Henry L. Abbott OF the st
district; Henry NJ Laze, 9Th districr; Charles o
Hginbotham, 7ih district; and Allen A. Bursey,
10th district
RHODE ISLAND, l.-Zenas r. Bliss, OF the ID
district.
VERMONT, 2-Henry A smalley, Of the Sd dis
trict ard Breed N HYDE, 4th district.
Ono, l.--Jno. McCleary, of the 2d district.
ISDIAsA, 3.-Willis J. Hsrgrove, of the lst dis
;rict Cyrus f. Widup 4th district aud Judsou
ID Bingham, 10th district.
ILISoIs, 2-Wm. A. Allen, Of the I'D district
and NJ chael Kelley. 9TH district.
WIscoSsIS, l.-Thomas H. Ruger, Of the ID dis
trict.
OREGON. l.--Io,eph II. Cornwall
MINNESOTA, 1-Chas X. Smith. Jr.
There were no vacancies from Connecticut, New
Jersey. Delaware, Missouri, Arkansas, Michigan,
Florida. Texas, Iowa, and strict OF Columbia.
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CIIAGRES.
The Panama Observation-Disclosures.

Chsgrss Correspondence OF The Tribune.
CH.eKEs, n. O. Sunday, April :. 1870.
Ms,v. Greedy 4 MeEirsn:
once more take the liberty Of informing you, in
relation TO matters and thing in this part Of the
world and especially in reference to the City Of
Chagre,, as it is now called The movements
anon the great guns here have been 1t stand
still since since last wrote yoO, until within the
last few days They are now somewhat more
lively. and ! trust viii soon be prepared TO push
ahead vigorously.
speak in reference TO the Panama Railroad Co s
employees. After having made every effort TO
commence their road at Gorgona, for the purpose
Of frat finishing il thence to Panama, they have
abandoned the idea after a great loss Of money
one whole working season, and nothing accom-
plshed. They are now to commence their work
al Navy Bay, and rdn across to GOrgona- IL /"
very unfortunate that this plan was not hrst adopt
Cd. They will be able 70 do nothing Of importance
now before the first Of January next as the RAINY
seaton ia about to set in, end it would be neat to
impossible to attempt 10 do anything this season
The present calculations Of the engineers, are that
the rosd will be finished TO Go-gona In three years
from, the frat OF January. l.5 and to Panama Two
vesrs later But tktre are some sran5e mlstl'-
ipgs or in the parlance Of tie county II IS case
of =. quien ssbe when 1t will DC flashed, or even
fairly commenced
There have been many robberies TINS season
pDon the Isthmus over the whole route. There
were several here daring the passage Of the last
Caliiorpians: one sum Of $4,000 was lost By
eentl, man at the Empire CITY Hotel which Is
kept By an Italian who left here for the United
States on the steamer Georgia. Que man was
arrested who was suspected OF stealing $1,000 IN
gold dust and alter a good Jogging with cat he
confessed the deed and brought forth the money
IL is great pity il not tined IN other quarters
No place has improved so much of late as Chagres
the whole front Of the town is built up with re
specta BILE frame buildings. Ii can now bs called
the place Of the greatest importance on the cofs'
Of Central America, between Vera Cruz and Gar
thRgena Business is fast closing IN preparation
Tor the rainy season, which from all appearances
will come on much earlier this year than usual
send you herewith some copies OF the Int0gri-
dad. a Nicaragua paper From it you Will Ind
that the feelings OF that people are enlisted IN favor
Of the United States, and that they are Determined
that the Yankees shall have whatever nights ID that
country they may desire al.
For my own part feel satisfied that IN IL months
rom this time the bulk OF travel TO California VIII
20 by the way of San Juan de Nicarag1s.
Yours iruly, NiAOAhA-
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Later from Mexico.

We have received full flies Of the Monitor RI
1ablicano Of Mexico, to April -, from which
we have translated the following item for The
Tribune:
The cholera is making great ravages in the
States Of Zocatecas, Gaansjuato San Luis and Mi
choacan In the city OF Guansjaato and the mines
of La SUI, POT persons had already died. la the
villages OF NJ chOacan immense numbers OF people
were dying; in Ario, &c bad died; in Paruandiro,
ll3; in PIedad more than 100 DC.
There had been violent ffosts and hail storms in
the valley of Toluca which did great damage to
the crops This in connection with the cholera has
almost suspended agricultural operations in that
quarter.
Sgnor Antonio Basili's Opera Company was
to make its appearance the 18th ult. in Lucia IN
Lausne7m0or-Ta fanelli as Ashtoa, Signora Ba
rlll- Thorn as Lucia, and Arr obi as RGreHsrO0d
The contract with Mr.. Butterfield, engineer Of
the National Marine for the construction Of several
additional vessels, has been ratified.
The subject OF colonization is still exciting
great deal Of attention, and efforts are being made
to obtain more liberal and protective laws toward
immigrants.
The Indians Of Chiauta, near Puebla had risen,
and are attempting to get up war OF castles. A
body of troops had been sent TO suppress the re-
belion.
The Governor of Oajaca had gone TO lay the
foundations Of the town Of Crespo, ON the coast o!
the Pacific, opposite the roadstead Of Huatuco.
Juan Cayetano Portugal, Bishop of the diocese
| Of NJ cboscsn, died reten ".
The family Of Senior Cahedo, who was recently
assassnated, have preferred charges against the
Judge no had investigated the affair." Senior Con
| treras.
The Trait d J'aion, the French Journal at the
capital, complains that Mr.. Bablot has been arrest
ed az a duelist, while one Patino, accused OF at
tempting to assassinate Babbot is in the posses
sion OF his liberty and attends to fis affairs as usual
| A new paper was to be started in the capital OF
the 10th ult under the title Of the ArIsad0r MeLi
| c0HO.
The police Of the capital had commenced to ar
rest the beggars, ef which there Is amutltude anc
place them in the hospitals TO nurse the sick
Suarcz lrarte was arrested on the I'd ult anC
brought before the Supreme Court, to stand hi'
trial for his conduct during the invasion OF the coun
| try BY the Americans.
Senior Elizondo had introduced into the Senate
oil Congress, e bill, guaranteeing 10 all the Inhsbi
tants OF the Republic the right of writing. print
ing. aud publishing their IDEAS but restricting thu
right in political matters, 10 Mexican citizens with
out however, it being necessary, In either case,
obtain permission, revision or appreciation beior'
the publication. under the restrictions imposed b!
existing laws and the responsibility they provide
The Moaitor fears this bit although Of the utmcs
importance will not be adopted.
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THg HorcHKIss AND SMITH SUIT AGAINST TIRE
STATE The importsnt and long pending suit
brought under spe ial act OF the Legislature,
by Messrs Hotcnkiss Il Smith, contractors for Pms
on labor. at Sing Sing Prison, against the State OF
New York, 70 recover damages for breach OF con-
tract. was decided on Saturday, April IL. Last
Fall the plaiutitIs took judgments IN this suit, by
default, we believe, Tor the sum of $4,000, winch
WAS subsequently, set aside by Judge Morse, and
the case submitted t. Referees viz Hon. Judge
Bokee, Of Dutchess; Gen. w. ii. Adams, OF
Wayne; and Mr.. C. Psrdee, of Onoudags War
rem 4. Wmden, Of Csyuga, was counsel Tor PLAIN
tffs, and j. w Tompkius, OF Westchester, for The
Stste. After hearing testimony and argument, The
Referees awarded 10 plaintllis the sum OF $4,000
from which Il is said there 10 to be deducted up
ward of $4,000 which Messrs. n. h :. owe the
St,te for coavi,t labor leaving balance Of about
$1,000 ia their favor. They also allowed $500
costs and counsel fees to plaintiffs; aud upon this
ground the counsel for the State Will move 10 set
aside the report Albany Atlas.
rlS- The youpg lady who took poison st.Sprins-
field. Mass is getting well, bat refuses TO tell her
name. She says her father made her marry msn
abe didn't like, who is dead. and nov wants her 70
marry another equally repulsive, aud hence2the az
tempt TO end her existence.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Comprsni.e md the Explosion In the
senate.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Wednesday. Nay g.
The proceedings q the Senate TO day have been
fnl Of interest Mr.. CLAY submitted the Report
of the Committee Of Thirteen. which he read at
Length. After he concluded, came the Second Act
in the dram. varou, members o. the Committee
rose aud dssented judge PHELPS, and Senator
COOPER. from the North, expressed their disagree
nent. But more significant of the fate OF the
Omnibus scheme, Mr.. MAsoS Of Va. Mr DowSs Of
La. Mr.. BERRIEs of Ga. all members OF the Com
mi,tee, rose aud dlssented from the plan Of settle
ment proposed.
Mr.. TuRsgY Of Tenn, Mr. BoRLASD Of Ark. AID
Mr.. CLrxgSs Of Ala. also followed IN opposition
Thus the Southern phalanx, which was expected TO
stand together in support oil tie Omnibus bii is IN
fragments already. Mr. CLEnESs avo"ed thai,
while he voted 'or the Committee, be never bad the
least confidence that any good thing would come
Of IT,
Mr.. CLAY came TO the rescue, and made lew
irnpassioaed remarks in opposition 70 what be
called the unkind and premature assault upon the
Report and recommendations Of the Committee
He exhibited great feeling great chagrin, and great
disappointment He declared his determination 70
stand by lis offspring to the last EXTREMITY He is
Just thu man TO defend iOrlorn hope, in which po-
si,ion it is quite evident he is to be placed in bis
defense Of the Omnibus Bill
Mr. WmTHRoP made an able speech ~ the
House and took ground in lavoroi the Wiimot f'o-
viso avowing himself supporter to ths lali oil inc
Presidents policy on the Territorial question:
J. g. p
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The Van Rensselaer, salts decided In favor Of
the People.

Weiearn from the Ai5any Fresholler. Of " cd
nesaay. May :, that Judge Hand has at last sI'sH
his opinion ia these important case'' viz the feo-
ME r.. VIM P. Van Rensselaer, and Others ana
the People p,. Stephen Van Rensselaer, AMI III
both cases has decided in favor OF the People si''
;or the defendants leave 70 amend within t"eiiiy
days. with the payment q costs
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~ Nstice.-The PH.six BASE Westsriy 4; l. -.
.ndea re istur o. III Bill arc pTocared rev psIes N
s,.is.ot.a from which sre ctlee JaE- !, ls5s-
Tns Ssi tsyi1g resfrec 1rsly a. o''f q ere 1.A-on
th the ereerncn o. 1e btoel money! VIII hereafter 70
80, Sc Cd Bu, a. Lsir toGrr, al " ~hek are data
"a. Sns Bsnl. sos.ou VII cOrrnue ~ 5s1A ~ -
s he uev Ellis = TIA BaaI D. ofd-r Of ne p'fsco' q
s,ef.ariv =. /. He-c1 1850 - . -.
- us SWa bfhkh fOsGEE- ~@~--oI
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without h-ing eEposst 10 h- eana-s VI On ne = h.,
cIuf-c ration fss irruT-d ~ la'ius k'''1
III liberal parry Of NeS-Grenada have nomlea
ted Don Jose de Obadia as .heir candidate Tor tue
Vic. Presidency.
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CITY ITEMS.

FRx-At 10 o'clock yesterday morning IRE
mt IN the upper story Of the dwelling house.
40 yvb;,absIl,t corner Of Pearl The flames so'
,b,,,,b the ROOT. and did perhaps 500 worth o.
dsn,ge. The house was considerably daaia- %
by water. h,. !,
Bleecker st. near Hammond, was shghay danss'u
by fire. ,u.o,,
-Atllo'clock yesterday morning aTe broke Oi'
i. the large Cotton factory and dwelling Of Me''r'
Leibby and Brewer in One Hundred AID I"eH3
Tbird.,t. near Seventh avenue. Owing % ,hs
distance Of the place from hre aPPAI h' att ~,
Whole building was dsstro' ed. II was :,
10 have been set OF IRE The ioss Is es''l''
81 600 Said to be cot insured.
MIssIyG-GiLBERT K. LrMAs' frih'er' .'''7
bpsiness at 81 Ann.si NewYork lett his 'esiso
a cor,,s, MAR Jorslsmoa-st. Brooklyn on ssu'u''
,rorung MAY g. and has not been seen or h-s'o u
q, frm.r occasion five six weeks .ineel hsh'"a -
Of partial dersngemen', which lasted three oI''
which tine hs mus have wandered through 'ns
having es,en ANYTHING during bs Whole time "heh no e
,,es home be was completely exhausted and bad 't 0
fver is,uopcsed be Is now wandering un-sf s''ili
circumstances 49,. 4, ..,
Hal, of medium size dark complexion y years OF ssr'
- hi, AID 7h.kers snd hsd when be len oaek
ccb cnp brown with veVei eoar aho eu' 81
brown pants aud striped vest. IN, -, ..,e,,,,, 70
ANY infOrmsdon respecnnR hlni VII " t'" - - 81
- 10 ~ VIZ " 10 10 ~ Rfea cifirsss, and Irsy De
Ie or sent throu The mail to Losing Barry EogrA-
yers II Aunst Few-Y0fk; Van hndrN. a INC -
oare srOotIyp; W Schrsm ~ he Journal Esq Orc''
~. s"A''i '''' " - New-York Msy g.
ARRIVAL or THE BRITISH QUEEN-Ihe steam
propeller BRITISH Qaecn, which sailed from Ham
burg on the 9Th of April, arrived yesterday about
II O'Clock. A. ~ after passage Of 80 days Gao
brings ls7 passengers.
~ The Niagara brings 10000 pounds sterling
in specie
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1VI~ON-, PhECIOLS METALS, SOAPS AND
II DIsINFEi TING LIQUID Thee vAuaole aetais IN

Q shapes and In any quantity.
Dsinfecpg FnidGhe beat article In use and approved
~ superior by Of persons Is cents per gallon
also 10 bottles and By The barrel
Cod Liver Oil-w~Tanted superior TO any sold IN the
city, for sale by TIE gAll9n or botlle.
Psrhouly COMPOUND for Molhs-Ths powder can be
depeuo.d on efectusl IN destroy ing mohs from wool
er fsnnes hair seating furs &c By amending TO II In
proper sson, will save many vsusbe garment or car
pet
The celebrated ey psper which "a Unsurpassed.
The Raj. COcsroscn and improved Bed bug Poisins are
warranted ef-ctus.
transparent wsshbslls sand and pumice balls myrtle,
honey, besgoss and military soap brown Windsor aud
SOAP for sale Manufacturers price, whole
sale and RETAIL by DR. LEWIS FEUChrWANGEk,
n2i Sseod. I.i MGid.n-lsne
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THE AMERICAN CEMENT ROOFING.

MANvFAcTURERs, K. EMAN 4 co. NsW-IORK.
A LII ORDERS aud communicsuons, ether verbs Or y
y letter. addressed % the subscribers the oice Of j.
Rove, Broadway. or u ner rssisnncr, ~ rweniy-
slightest eeysnh house -ast IT Fourn-sv and i3l East
rhirurih-st between Lexington and Third wil re-
e-ive immediate attention References and sEnpes car
had on application ~ the nghscubrrs re lm'
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Ir You WANT the old Blue csnioa Cana 10 ns' N
yoar ,e,s Just drop 10 g. DAVIS CoLLAs'ss Csocf'Iy
Store, Broadway topPcs,,e he Tss'esS sat purchase
Covered Di.hss oblcag Dishes. seolopsd p'hes Cctse
sad Tea cap. Aad pAEy ardees Of this ware wheh q "a
a,ncr imyOssbe 10 ttina rAS SNfAs
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THE -uB>CkiBtR nss op-tsd 80 oae,- for III
prscrc- q Lss. a. - Walls Jk4ncev-euurt Nv.
York, Mas l. l2sA CHARLES KIRKLAND
TIE Slh>cTib-r, On correction win Chzri-s kirs srd
cper-i once Tor the practice " III Law AZ So "
o. Jsuncsy Court New Yoik. MAY l. is5o
uyi sw- LUClEN BlRDsEY
no s.htnANis-, NAM fACTUhEf.-, s. e.
4 -SOLDEkISG SAlT-A uo~ AID sap-r " srflcis
Tor soldering 81 dt.crtpuoos Of meiss Cause he ,oe.,
few easily The surface ard prevents from forz
irg Fer rse wf'h dir-ciious wholesale ard r-tal ~
DOREMUs Il HARRIS, Analytical ard
AZ ~ hsns.s1urrag Chemist, l7S Bro,dvsy
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lIUBLIC NOTIO E-sUFKEME COUkI In tie matter of the
Application Of the Mayor. Aldermen snd Commodity OF The Cv
and laying IT public place
The Seventeenth War ~ sad ~
PUBIC Hotc. hereby b. The Mayor Ad-rmeu aud Com
mouay Of u New YOrt 10 statute such case
mad. and provided the sad The Mayor Aldermen and Common
tv OF the Of plratou the >upr-n,
Court New iOr SPECIAL term Of the said Court 70
Hail the City New on on SATURDAY, the '"u
ey of MAY 1880 opening the that Day,
counsel b heard Tor hs appointment OF Comms
sbu.r entitled
that O the improvement the upennx AID
"a, NJ ont OF pubic place stuyy-san square 80
,d ~. bouas-d noerJ By 7h street and souiherJ
BY Seventeenth Ward the City Of New Ton A.
the sam. plan 81 the sad CITY BY 'rtufe OF
entitled relative improvements 'ouehng The Lay
~ Road. the City " New iers snd for Other
pgrpo.- p..sed April 80 apd also act quilted A Act
u AR IN. Map or Pan e he City II Se~Yori By laying out
thereof puba pes pssss March
ltth. Is.l-Dat-d Nes -fpn, Ayui nth, leO
"a tM,l6 y. DAVIES Counsel for the COuorator
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" Boot and Shoemnkers' Working Union -
The subscription book. for the stock Of The Boot ana shoe
maker. Working Union will be Opened Al The Tribune
publishing Office this morning May The ageu! for re-
cetyng subscriptions 20 said rock viii be- In attendance
from to u In he morning and from TO O'Clock 10 the
evening L. w. RYCKMAN, Agent
my9lw Tribune Buildings, corner Of sPruee-sL
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~ " lKS and TauDces--bAIShtio< oe,so'e.'S
~ raesSry 4. a. " sl-st whrre a. all unes can be
- ti. largest sssorrneng II tbe city Strangers ana
4r,s .huiS cal and Judge for h~msesy1s before par
5000 eis@where BATcEEL0s'i newly invented wye
Y.s.--i CO H. a5dress uyis hWhPr
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" n,nereen,h Ward.-The whiss Of III. Nine.

,esufh lale T~elh Ward. de- hereby invite the VIII.
Voter. OF ssc Nineteenth Ward sssmbl- tts house
q George w Alerion, Upper Bulls Head, Foryf urhst
betu.e, fourth ard Fin avenues. Friday evening lui
mat O'Clock for the purpose VI taking into consider
sioa th- organization Of tho Ward. Eminent 'p.sken
Wi address Ire meeting. my9 ~
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~ We recommend strangers who wish their

TEEN put IN excellent by experienced sud skol
Deutst to call d. HoLTs Dentist S7l Broadway. Tech
inserted filled cleaned by him. without giving The east
ram Also be bad, tis celebrated ioo.hacEe drops,
which cures tho tooh.ache instantly WsTrsned-25 cts
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rk LursSEn This gentleman whose successful ue''
men, Of all Diseases OF The Ear bss woa tr bun az en'a
be reputation hss removed his osce fron s. Es' Broad
wy TO SO Broadway vi he hiss esssisned an ha' Ia
smsry We ecmuend DR. LUrsSER TO the Sneatou Of al
re,suus IA eled wuh assf,ess &c n,s =
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~ Lntert Impreyementr In the Daguerrean

Arf.f0r peffrcI picture IN eyrFy eepeeI 20 20 UVN
sLYs old esiIbhshtd gallery, 1883 Broadway The hAe
ness tsken By LIS process are universally aesLo vi
ec sed be superior o any heretofore sken in this eoan
IN myj lri'
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