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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15
GENERAL NOTICES.

" Notice TO Jourueymen (tIder~ In al
Mfned meeting OF the Journey Gilders will be held
GFourteeulh Ward Hotel OF ENzsheth ard 0-,rS
"a on Tuesday Evening, 18th inst Al O'Clock An Jonr.
eeynen respectfully invited To attend Ry orde, ~
CHARLES X HATFIELD, Pre,issnt
"tNN FELTON, secretary ais 2se
Boot and shoen,akeru.-An adjourned meeting
nose In favor OF organizing sJourneymen's Working
Saeo OF the Trade will be held American Hall corner
" oandsl and Broadway Tuessay evening 18Th net
L RYCkMAN, Chairman
JOIN Cook Secretary. ais 2t-G
" Association of Exempt Firemen.-A regu.
ii e 0elock 'f' ~
10. Members changing their residence will please
.iy ,s secretary. GEORGE W WHEELER Sec
,ts,,o, ossSp that Dreadful (ough,,- call the
eos. sh psohe 10 this great and valuable remedy for
AZ Sy,nn IT.. NC CONSUMPTION, ScHEScK's Pulrnon-
sa.spe-diy cur e hen al oh~r mesn, hsvsf. No..
tVe!seh W INC grave with any 81 ,hs WI. COS, r,,.
ane shape OF bu!efa or lnt.,. ~ tpuS III fSN :,
w,.,. n~s,'~s.s - " loo uDga PRODUCING night
49,. oV'.tsness sno diseases OF The ,no,t sl.ry,,ns
1srsctef hske no experiment vA.,ss 's a.s",'cs
es rssUe OF the lungs, but Al onrs ~ upcn me uei
z remedy, and YOU are saved ' 'sio anu uesl'
oul-s Tor Is VI per bottle. or .
Wv CLexESts L Co are The GeuerslA,~,,.
'o'k and vicinity e'a's, iof New
NEwyoSK CRY AGESrs
fANros, Sc Green wchst sud II Nnth.-.
SonpisGros, us Broadway and Sos Hudssn
Lyon, AZ Grand-si
LOOK, corner A len and Grand sts
w. okiftirss, corner Delaney and Sufolk s,s
20 Chvsslt, 2sS Bowery
~ WILLS Co. 81 Eishlh-svepoe
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TO LUMBER DEALERS.

LUMBER-LUM BER-L MBER.
WE HAVE ON HAND al our steam sswmll In Roch-
w ester about eleven hundred thousand feet OF the
choicest kind Of white pine boards and panks large pro-
portion OF It clear stuff, t. and inches thick sawed
full expressly for The Newfork Harkel and nearly as
smooth ss II had passed through planning machine 1t
lies on the bank OF the canal, where be shipped
boats without tesming.
This lumber we wish sell here and 10 that end invite
the attention OF NewYork and Eastern lumber merchants
TO IL We will give good bargain to any who may
wish TO purchase The quality averages 50 high thai money
can he made on IT.
We can furnish wildwood, oak, ash, hickory or any
kind OF timber any quantity OF feather edged and straight
capbosrds and sawed shingles Also, spss for ships and
plank or timber OF any required thickness &c any length
up to 50 feet Reference 10 Campbell Moody 606 Wash
ingion-sl New-York and X. Brastow, Harlem
J. P. MILLENER CO
Rnchesfer. March II lRrN
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Total ofCrop.

n Decrease in months ..........ll25S4
oe decrease Europe The period has been Go
Days making total decrease OF 1872 2lS bags in The
exports his month date have been 10 40 bags Europe
1o SSo9 10 States viz 772l Baltimore, and 64l to Phil
Sepna The total export In February will probably be
%sooui i0000 bags In Feb lSis 1t was l59 $3.50 bags
ndes have arrived freely from the South and there
soek OF 600 light The last sales have been al
%U nom river Phe
Exchange has ruled between 2Si 2sad, according to
ns &c. II Is now very hrm, many look for higher
Ma
twghts entirely nominal nj 2ns25 to the United
sS0 dollars 80; dOublOons ~ 500 a ~ 500.
A. Dates from Valparaiso advise rise Of Flour from
81 In consequence Of sdvces from California. this
~ have influence upon our market Freigbts 10
AnornlA were quoted NJ 4 ~ per Jun
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q The following Circular was received by the
ms Agnes, from Rio March 3;

U The following Circular was received Dy the
bng Agnes from Rio, March 3
Rio De JASEIRo, Feb. Il, 1850
The American arrivals since our Circular Of I'd ut
AVS been from the Ined States with cargoes, . des'
med for California 3 from elsewhere. Total -.
Imports have been 10 268 bbls Flour; ~ DO Tea 80 IN
Lumber; 57 bxs Candles 40l bbs RESIN ~ bbs Beer
nd Pork; $50 kegs Lard loo bags Pepper and sundres
FLOVR-Th- safes have been To fair extent Al lH iOI
Gslego lGN Haxal - $40 Dance, 10 Bait The holders
firm but although imports have alen on
little chance of improvement as mere ID niue
export demand, and the bakers are well supplied
Neesimate the stock IN hfst hauds Al 0uu OelegO ~"
800 q Dance, 500 Phsdelphis and o 500 baltimore TO
al 10 600 bbs The bakers, sc hold about 10000 hbs
The sales OF other imports have been very Limited 90
mescs only by retail al 200 r. for brown drs <'O Is oue
DO go for stripes S1rngs very dull even al TO-,
"a the MARKET fun OF Euesh. and those msnuscnte1
here Resin 81 Lumber sol. Sperm Candles lhoO Beef
.nd PoTk 1874 1871 BeeswaN 90 re- Pepper 100 rs Co1hsh
0 Lard l9 pa Salt $50 re- Tyson Tea lHoW -VsV
LeafTObscco $1,000 l1NO00
CoFIEE-The market continued 10 complete Stale OF
apathy all last week the dealers demanding tOo 'or good
lots BUYERS Offering 81 About 80 0O bags have been sold
1892 5l 80 for good hrsls and superior average l<c
board the receipt Of the packet advces to ih
January the dealers still hreT and show no dlsposi'
hon 10 sell mixed lOls 6l2O The stock must be
about 1000 bags Receipts are very uhing and II now
be conceded by ali that very e old Coffee re-
Mains come forward exceeding 600 bags and that
crop from below the Mountains Will not be 80 early
uususl although II was very promising 1t was chiefly
he November blossom that held and this will not be ripe
for picking before May The Sep ember and DC ober bios
SONS nearly all failed In consequence Of the dry weather al
the time The Coffee from above the Mountains does
not appear I'LL July and August We therefore con-
tmed In opinions previously expressed that the whole
export for the crop year, July 1919 TO July 1880 will
@ much exceed ll00," bags The export IN January
vas i2il2 bags VIII lO SIS bsss went TO the United
AZ follow
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BOOK TRADE.
REMOVAL


II APPLETON co hav- removed from -n' 20 'i
~ brlaf~sy corner of Dei... up STAIRS witch they Will
1cc10v unt! heir sfo~- . rebuilt
PROF THAChER, CICERO M OFFlCIIS
D APP rt'n CO P4h sl 10 Tle-cay NJ TuI Gee.
ronis DE o7ct' hri with Erg-l na,es. chiefly select
- aof rsn..arf from ih- Edition Of Llnp aad B1unel-
by In9ma- Inaoh-r Assistant Professor of Lam 70 fae
Co I~ge limo 4N 60.
.. Teachers ces.rous - examining .-i- volume. with
view 20 - Introduction rr1 their 80 supplied
= % COZ, grabs ~ a7p i-a'i1n O. .ar F.n.- ners
D 4 A. Co g1FI-h he f1 .oprrrr
GREEN AND LATIN TENT BOOKS.
Arnold rf-i s1i second Lata B10s and Practical 1rsm
mar limo - CO.
Arnod's Lain Prose Composition f-no. 8
Aruod's Come Ius Srp0s WIN Notes :
ArnOds Pr. Greek BOOK tlcfs
An1od's Greek Prose Compo..uon leno : c.s
Arnold. Grees Reading BOOK Edited by Spencer
Emo : =
Bosses Greek Prose Composition cis
L'vv. W IN Notes & by rcor 81
I4ciiuss Histories Notes by Tyler Emo 8 >
~ ct-.
Cfsaf- Commentaries Note. hv Spencer. l2no. :
NEARLY READY
Ccer0s Select Oranor. Sih No,-. by Prof Johnson c,s
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BY F. COTTON, Ancuoneer
CENTEEL PCRNITCRE.-On WEDNESDAY,

NApr H. alto O'Clock al $40 Broadway. Gothic Hail.
The entire furniture Of dealer declining business and con-
sss In part Of mahogany and rosew I'd iull Frenon ana
threequarters sprng chairs u french rosewood ana
mahogany bedsteads tete aeies sofas all descn pIions
rosewood and mahogany msrbleop center aud card Ia
bl. dining and tea do pillow and claw do, mahogany anc
ro..v God wsrdrobes book cases secretaries fancy and
nl.n work tables double and single desks bat stands
Gothic rosewood ard mahogany oed'tead' 'de anu Per
tsnes large and small mirrors music stands beautiful
Gothic figured gilt and bronze chamber furniture en- suite
nsfen and plain bedsteads Boston rockers easy chairs
bsr mattresses feather beds diyans, together with every
article found In furniture store
B-The above furniture al made TO order for the
sprpg trade ard Is every worthy ne aIIenuon OF
psr,e. requiring good furniture 49,
Catalogues on mornug Of ssl- Aio D.
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X c KEMP. Auctioneer
ELEGANT FURNITURE MADE BY THE

LMkssRS MEEkS--By order of FNecuiors. on
TIL RsDAY, April H. al II o'clock the house 80 Mon
place, opposite Union square, east side R KEMP viii
sell At auction, above, the elegant psOr furniture,
suite made by Meeks 70 order and covered rich
bracctele and nearly new superior rosewood octave
pianoforte elegantly carved rosewood eegerr do
bic top center table rich French fancy work and nad
bles large French plate pier gass besuf satin brocs.
tee window curtains and ornaments. chandeliers and
branches rich Dresden china tea sets silver plated tea
vice eegere and mante ornaments silver plated salvers
oil paintings, stsuees &c &c Catalogues may be had
Wednesday, application 10 the Auctoneer p WallsL
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DRY GOODS.
SILKS: SILKS. SILKS.

HlrChCOCkA LEADBkAftk,
3t3 BROADWAY, CORNER o. LEoS,gD-sr.
IIAyE JUST RECEIVED another large osof
IL NEW AND ELEGANT SlLhS
OF vsrou, styles qualities co.ors a. A- including
PLAlN, STRIPED BLACK. CHANGFABLE 1r.
max ng best IN the CITY aGi h- prices
bear comp arson with any
OTHER ESTABLISHMENT y SEW-YORh
Their stock g~ners and en,ric-.
EVERYTHING USEFUL AED ORNAMENTAL
ia the Dr. Goods line and Of every quality, from the
PLAINEST AND CHEAPEST TO TIL BEST
and finest and II Is their determination 10
MAkE THEIR ESTABLISHMENT
the resor, Of such customers wish buy their good,
AT FAIR AND HONEST PRICES.
and to make their selections al store. without the
PERPLEXlTY or SHOPPING
Their Spring stock embraces beautiful assortment OF
GRENADINES, ORGANIZES. SIN TISSUES
PRINTED JACONETs AND CAMBRICS.
GGNGHAMS. CALICOS BAREGEs MUSLINS
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS, MANTlLLAs. SC SC.
The public especially invited to call and examine
their stock sod assured thai pains sinai be spared 10
show them heir assortment
WHETHER THEY WISH TO BY OR not.
and those who think they 70 into other sweet
Broadway buy cheap, get plain, low priced and
plain goods, particularly
SOLICITED TO CALL AND SEE
for themselves. AID are assured ths, we can
SELL CHEAPER IN BROADWAY
than in any other IN the city. because public 3
street enables US TO sell more. and therefore can
SELL At A SMALLER PROFIT
HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER,
sI5It 81 Broadway cor Leonsrd-si.
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A c FUTILE. Ancuonesr. ,oo
VIANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITI RE-A lOo
IlFranklir.st Tuesday 49,, =. 80
A { FUTILE will sell al auction on iuesuay, - ~
O'clock or The above premises the Furniture OF family
removing from the civ comprising Brussels and ether
Carpets mshogsny extension Isoe psrior sno oeu roo
Csaioeues ready on the morning OF sale Terms cash.
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W. BROWN, Aucuoneer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE HOUSE FUR
Il NISHING GOODS, &c-TOMORROW, TUESDAY,
April TO- at ~ o'clock at l02 Broadway, j. w BROWN
will sell a. Auction as above a large assortment OF hand.
rosewood mahogany and black walnut psrlor cham
Der and other household furniture Also suits Of painted
chamber Furniture Also, lamps girandoes vases china,
glass silver and plate sc. For particulars cats-
logues which ready ais Il
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WAsHERWOMEN'S HOLIDAY.
No rJSr FOR WASHBOARD

RTBBiNG DISPENSED WITH!
NOR THE SMALL SUM OF II sent me. free Of postage
viii furnish plain printed Instructions how to do me
washing Of arge family before breakfast My plan re-
ouires no machines washboards FOUNDERS no acids
turpenne or other ofrnsves The articles ! use are a.
agreeable safe and can be had anywhere for a FEW
SNOW and never Injuries finest fabric and all WITH
OUT RUBBING. also give Instructions for WASHING
CALICOES or cotton prints WITHOUT FAOlNb' aso
the FRENCH STYLE; how TO renovae velvels clean
silks kid gloves and many other IMPORTANT LAUN.
DRY MATTERS NJ plan ia the best known. being
adopted by all the large establishments and first families
In the civ Thousands recommend II In preference TO all
others Nv agents al 13 ANNST eau refer 10 wei kno"
people Nv plan sealed engelops al single letter
postage. Price only 81
To avoid limitations ard counierei,s, be surs 10 direct
your letter TO Madame BEANELT, Patent Laundress, 70
Ann.si. New York. postage paid. alb bieodh
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Owe LIGHT A. AIR
IL At sight OF washing day.
Spreads his light why,
And quickly flies away.
Be wise m time
It's folly To DELAY
Invoke great Twelvetree's sid
Abolish washing day.
Mir Twelvetree Will hold a levee ibis day from ~ a.
10 NJ at his mar sion 81 Nsssan-st New York, which
wi he attended his evees usually are, by the beauty
and fashion Of the CITY, anxious II ia too ate TO secure
the privilege Of obtaining Of his pamphlets and the
sight Of the individual no has contributed much TO do
este happiness also To inspect specimens OF washing
and the list Of three hundred referees who declare me
truth Of Mr. Twevetrees statement that any lady may al
most without wettng her hands through large family
wash less than hour for less than six cents The
plan economy, utility simplicity safety and dispatch
Mr. Twelvetree will those lsdies who live a. dis
lance from personal attendance and will accept their dollar
by post and in remit them all that Is necessary Let
ter must be addressed II TWEENETREE,
ais IT, Room p IN Nsssau-sf Nrw-fork
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CHRISTY-S MINISTRIES

EG LEAN T. to announce to their and the pub
ID c generally they will discontinue their Concerts
Mechanics Hail. after "Wednesday evening next, Apr II,
loving 10 the Hall being occupied with the Annua T. X.
animation" the Pupils The Mechanics Society schools
the company will have he honor OF recommending their
popular entertainments their OPEN House. Nav York
on Monday evening April - On Thursday, Friday and
Saturday next April 8lh 10Th and .oh the band Will per
form at The Brooklyn Institute, Brooklyn, During the
week commencing Monday. April =, Chrstys Min.
seis Will give their concerts a, the Apollo Hall Broad
~
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AUCTION SALES.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer
NO CLOSE THE LARGE SALE OF REAl

ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucuoneer
TO CLOSE THE LARGE SALE OF REAL
Il ESTATE. comme need on the Oth inst account OF
John Palmer Esq Spec Receiver OF the North Aner
Trust and Banking Company ANTHONY J
BLEECkFR Will sell Al auction on MONDAY. the I'd
inst at II O'Clock the Merchants Exchange the follow
Ing pieces or parcels Of property. VIZ.
One house and lot No l8h trstay. lot -j3 by % feet
rented AZ $500.
No l26 Seventh.t vacant lot between the First and Sc
cOnd
Noe. Sc and sol Thireen,bst and ial and 49, -Four.
ieenth 81 between Avenues 4 and
WILLIAMsbURGH Lots Nos. B. T. p and p on North.
Third and Fourth sts and Flfh-st See map
Twenty six ots on South Third and First See map.
BRoOgLYN-Ei ghteen lois Court Warren and Ba.,c-
streets
Six lots on Columbia. Cranberry and Furmsn sts
Also the spacious Mansion and grounds Poug hkeepse
known rs the Talmadge property.
Terms the ssme announced al the sale the 10th
Lthographc maps he obt4nsd auction ROOM
BrOad-st no LON al5is
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cLo.INc pRIcss-tlRM.
NJ A Il Il LED.


In this City. April II. by Rev. H. JellG. Mr.. VIM II
LAMB 10 Mrs MARCIA NJ eldes. dau liter Of Capt ia
90 Merrill. all OF Norwak. Conn.
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SPRING SILKS. SHAWLS, MANTILLAS, &C.
LANE l. PORTER, 65 CATHERINE-ST.

SPRING SILKS. SHAWLs, MANTILLAS, &c.
LANE l. PORTER, 65 CATHERINE-ST.
GALL attention their Stock Of SPRING GOODS en-
~ brscing all the shades and coors in
Plain, changeabe and figured dress Silks Also.
Plain figured stripe and plaid jet black Silks.
Turc and India Ssins, Satin de Chimes, &c.
All colors in P ain Muslin de LANES
All colors plain Bareges
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS,
agres variety either plain embroidered, from > up
To our stock OF
MANTlLLAS AND VlSITES
we invite particular attention. Also,
DAMAGED LACE DRAPERi,
in sets As these goods damaged by only they
will be found very desirable Persons in want Of Drapery
may row supply themselves with very rich and costly
ticle for less than half price.
Also wet black 81 ks and Sains.
~ One price only. LANE PORTER
ais lt@ IS Csiheine-st.
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Receipts Of Produce.

BIZ RaRrodd and North Rirer Boats duriRg the
pas ocek-239 bbls Flour rs do Whisky: 3l do Ashes
69i do Merchandise 735 Butter; 59j bales Wool 800 do
Hsy; 6292 sides Leather So bbls Eggs IS head Csuls
S2i Calves; 362 Hogs 3 bhs Provisions; 800 bush
Mali; So Tj9 feet dry Lumber.
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BENJAMIN MOONEY Auctoneer.
FURNITURE. &c.-BENIAMlN MOONEY will
sell THIS DAY, At 10 O'Clock, al 30 Walk, rsI the Fur
ture contained in said house, viz mahogany sofas, d.
vans otiomsns chss rockers tables carpets r.fdgers
tors curtains lamps grandoles glass and crockery ware
stoves kitchen fUrniture &c. AIS IT.
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By Mr. HAVENS Alcaoneer
ACTION SALES.-BY JOS. w. HAVEN This
"A Day a. % O'Clock At $50 South Secondst Williams
burgh-housenod kitchen Furniture Of family remov-
ny to be s.ld without which IL set OF
arqe dining tables with ends. alo IL
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~ Fanny Wright is said to be preparing a
work for the Press
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SHAWLS, SHAWLS

SHAWLS SHAWLS.
lust RECEIVED perfect assortment Of plain Satin
- Bordered and Embroidered REAL CANTON GRAPE
SHAWLS.
Also 500 Square Broche and Cashmere Shawls, new de-
signs all wool, very cheap
800 Long Broche and Cashmere patterns ofihe beat
fabric, all WOO, al reduced prices
Small Figured Printed Shaws cheap
Plain Cashmere, Thbet Wool and Muslin De Lame
Shawls, cheap.
Black Six Shawls and Chameleon SILK Shawls. &C.
al5lM s BARKER. SOL Grand-st
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NEW NOVEL.
EQUAL TO CAPTAIN MARRYATTS BEST
THE PETRE
OR LOVE ON THE OCEAN
BY SIR ADMIRAL FIS Err,
A COMMANDER IN THE ENGLISH NAVY.
THIS Is beyond doubt of the best Sea stories writ
ten by anybody We advise everybody 10 gel II and
read H.
The above 10 published large octave volume
Of over two hundred pages, printed from new, large
type and on the finest white paper Prlce FOR the CON-
pete work 81 cents. three copies for One Dollar.
Published and for sale by T B. PETERSON,
ais 2hs SO Chesnui-si Phi adeiphis,
To whom all orders must addressed. postpaid
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CHRISTY,S OPERA HOUSE.


No. - Broadway, between Grand snd Broome SO.
Open for Three Nights only the present week
Monday Tuesday and ednesday April lj,h 10Th and 7,h
nr4.,F
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INDIAN CONCERT AT THE TlBERYACLE-

lIhis evening. Apu IS. 1880 The INDIAN FAMILY
fee confident Of their this great cy OF enterprise
and wealth from the that has hitherto crowned
them. the many invitation in their travels from New
Yorker- 10 visit the City, that will let you what New
Workers ard will DO and how they and do receive
strangers deserving Of merit
Tickets 81 cents Concert TO commence at O'Clock See
small bitls ais lie
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bENJAMIN MOONkY. Aucron-er -
WHEELS OF FORTUNE, GLASS CASES,
w Jewelry, Cutlery Clock. Vases Fsrey COOS &c
The remaining stock Of the New oik . 5rns-
v,v will he sold al suction by B. hOONEf on Is
DAY MORNING, Aprl 10. 40 u
ByJ HEGEaAN. Auenoneer.
0NUESDAV APRIL 10. a. The corner OF Johnson
i and Washington SIS the furnu'e VI Sinai family 10
good order . -. r., .
ynrinrs Ca,sozLes a. the sses-room. ais IL
DUBLIC sALE.-Three frame cottages and lou and
vscsnt lot I'D jOinisg situated on Gordonst Gore
. ssnIson staten Island late the property Of John Res
ven deceased Tide indisputsbe Aso the brick build
IN knowu as the sspeou Drug Store The above sale
axe are on Apr 49, 1850 Al y O'Clock al Ar Charles
Srsbbtn. saderbi!t Landing Bv order Of
MARY l. REAVEAU, ExecuuiI
Tn. above properly Il about minutes from he
Landing - :. Mr IN LOh. Akrn.
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UfkkAk COZ KIJohn Hancocs against Harmon Palmer and
SAN b. VIE William hbard ant fh-bs An. b. T. Hsrr
Psfn-r IT. Rchari Psu Hsrgsh D. brrr kAhErf srur
Chse. Bruf hebe 2 Buf james Bruhsamons for 70 e
tCou -Io Ask PALMER. You hereby summcD-f
anc red e. the pant th acton ~ oh "a he
C;y and County Of New fefs a.
TIE Cts Hal n the City Of Yor the 18Th Of April
% snt copy 10 The sad comp On NE
suesc once Wal hr City q Nrv fors
WA tv~.,y Ms s-noas % yo1 81
ehs'. the dss Of t 10 an-ser ne t
Complain, ssha p.ntd the s4'a - AZ
New fort Aprl l3tA ,sso BOWNE.
ls~e- Paass A;ors@y
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MONIC sOCIETY-EIGHTH SEA

I)HlLHAR nONIt SOCIET N-EI6HIH SEA-
L SON-The last Concert of this season Will lake place
al the Apollo Rooms Saturday evening, April ~ The
programme Will consist OF MendelssOhns symphony IN
Minor the Oyerures 10 Eur snhe and La GAIA Ladra
Fantasia hy Humme for Piano and Orchestra 10 be per
formed by Nj c. Tmm and Coucertante for four vo-
ns ard orchestra Subscribers and members procure
extra tickets at Messrs Scharfenberg Luis By order
ass ] l. ENSIGN Secretary.
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LADY who has had long experience in reaching,
"A wishes for engagement as Visiting Teacher Her
course OF instruction comprtes Engsh and French piano
forte singing and drawing; also, 10 board In family
where her Instructions would be considered an equivalent
References exchanged. Address Tribune Office 1t
llOME AND SIHOOL-CIrY AND COUNTY =
III The advantages Of all happily combined IN the
plan oflhe Washington institute See circulars lse Broad
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15
IN PRESS.


'I,HE LIFE or JENNY LIND. by G. G Foster author
i ofNew York by Gas Light Price . cents
Mr. Foster has devoted much time and research IN col
ectng aere for this work and has been enabled TO OBJ
tain facts and pleasing anecdotes concerning the
Swedish Nightingale. who Is Ahou' TO visit our shores
DEWITT L DAVENPORT Puhisers
ais Tribune Buildings, Nassau-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15

ICE PITCHERS.-The lovers OF pure iced Croton
1 who need pitchers ihs, will not break when the Rock
Britannia Pitchers DO ding from one TO six quarts
with and without covers They not only used IN our
pine syrg city, but are adapted the latitude and
ridsn Of al places where the cooling water brock
It's way singing in liquid strains temperance
lody or where
The old osken bucket the iron bound bucket
The mosscOvered Bucket ssceuds from the well
Manufactured and for sale, wholesale ard retail az TIE
welLknown Britannia Warehouse Burline.sip, by
Ass LUCIUS HART.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15

HEfN One arst el.ss per Empire Ciy ara 81 -.
Sends Two do per Quo and lsnmus ~.
.sIe by LOUST co % Broadway, cor ]" u anl-s~ !"