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HARDwARE. HARnwARr,

"A ToRTICE, villa, Cottage, Rural. STERLING Novaltv
Nl Adams, Rabbeted and Sliding DoorIocfs
White aud Dark Mineral Knobs, for Doors ana Drawers
Brass, Plated, and Iron Butt Hinges, all sizes
Parliament and Patent Blind Hinges, turn buckles
Plants" Patent Shutter Hinges and Fastenings
Haryey's Patent Shutter Fasteners new article
Iron and Brass Wood Screws, from n to a inches
Axle pulleys and Lash Cord
Sliding Door Rail- Sheayes Stops, and Locks
Cut and Wrought Nails, patent Brads, and Tacks
TOOLS ..1Af8
Jack Smooth, Fore, Raising, Tongue and Groove, Bead,
Rabbet, Sash, Plough, and Moulding Planes
Spear and Jacksons Tenon, Panel, Hand and Rip Saws
Hammers, Hatchets, Squares, Bowels, spokeshaves Z
Gauges, Braces and Bits, Plane Bits chizel Handles
Chizels, Augurs, Gouges, Files Gimbets, Mallets z
Plumbs and Levels, Pumbbobs, Tape Lines
Rules, Pincers, Nppers, Vices, Bench Screws h,
Oil Stones Spades Shoyels Forks, Hoes, Scythes W
Rakes, Sand Screens Grindsones Friction Rollers and
Cranks H+I ~~s
Trowels sand-sifers, Gluepots, Axes and Handles
MISCELLANY. 1884
Knives and Forks; Pen and Pocket Knives
Razors, Scissors, Shoe and Butcher Knives
Albata spoons and Forks; Pots Kettles, Ovens .
Cofee-mills, Sifters, Mouse and Rat Traps
Shovel and Tongs, Androns, Bells Walters
Candlesticks Curtain Pins, and Bands
Mahogany Knobs, Bed Screws, Sand Paper, Glue
Piano Stool Screws, Chair Web, Coffin Handles, and
Screws -s4 r-.
Iooking-gass Plates Rack Pulleys, and Roller Ends
Brass and Iron Wheel Castors
Horse, Shoe, Whitewash, Hand, and Scrubbng Brushes
States, Slate Pencils, Lead Pencils, Marbles
Percussion Caps, Fishing Lines, and Hooks
Pins, Needles, Combs. y
SCALES Il
Counter Scales, Platform Scales, Patent Balances
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Guns, Pistols, Flasks, Shot Belts, Bird Bags
ALSO -Fl.,..r..
Curtain Canvass, Carriage Lace, HubBands, etc.
Agent for the sale of the Celebrated ARABIAN HORSE
POWDERS. III
Also many other Goods, all of which will be sold on as
good terms be had in this Market for cash. or to
punctua customers on the usual credit.
Il. WHEELER, 1t.
Sign of the Golden Paddock, directly
opposite what will soon be "Brown's
Magnificent Marble Mansion" Pa. av.
ap 24-lm Wash. News.
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A specimen of flax cotton has been prepared
by Mr.. Haywood, Of Buffalo, gentleman of
great experience in fax culture who is conf
dent that he can produce the article in large
way for six cents per pound. The material is
not bleached, but in all other respects has the
appearance of fine Sea Island cotton and feels
like it,
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DEATHS.

On Thursday afternoon, the oath instant, SAMUEL
THOMAS PETIT, son of CHARLES PETIT, in the 26th
year of his age.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
quested TO attend his funeral Sunday afternoon at
O'clock, from the residence of his father street. between
5th and 9th.
On the I'D instant, CHARLES EUGENE VANVAL-
LENBURG, aged one year and two months.
On Wednesday, April 23d, at the Infrmary, GEORGE
HOMEWORK native of England but for the last Is
20 years a citizen of Washington.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

fPHILADELPHIA, April I'D p. m
The stock market Is steady, and prices without change
U 5, o's, 1857, 1l7@117A. Penn 5's, 921
Flour duller with small sales at $3.50 for common
standard brands choice, $4S1 Rye -four is selling at
$3.50; corn meal at SO.
Provisions are firm, and in good request.
Groceries without much movement Sugars some
what frmer, with an upward tendency Rio coffee 10c
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Mr.. Cook, Of New Hampshire, was robbed of
between three thousand and four thousand dol
lars, on Wednesday night, while lodging at the
Eagle hotel in New Haven, Conn.
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A BALTIMORE SHIRT CoLLAR.-The Philadel-
phia Pennsylrdnidn has heard with consterna-
ton Of the late arrest of young man from Bal
timore by Mayor Gilpin, for wearing a shirt
collar Of unreasonable dimensions" and adds
that the mayor a. had determined to put an end
to such fooleries." The Pennsyluanidn is joking,
we presume.-Bdlt. Sun.
To be sure it is How could one object to the
choleric disposition of a young BaltimoreanH
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METROPOLIS BUILDING ASSOCIATION

A MEETING of this Association held on the 23d
IA inst its organization was completed by the adoption
Of constitution and the election Of the following named
gentlemen;
DOCTOR N. YOUNG, Vice President
EDWARD @. DYER, Treasurer, rice
j. Y. CAIIAN, declined.
DIRECTORS.
r. ~ Stratton Elexius simms
George Barber, Benjamin r. Green,
Y. Y. Nayor, s. @. Busey,
Caleb Barnhouse II. III. King,
... George r. Dyer.
The meeting adjourned to meet at the Empire Hotel on
the first Wednesday in May, when the first instruments
will be paid in and the constitution signed by the mem
bers. T. M. HANSON, Secretary
OPP 26-lt Nat. Int, Bait sun
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To CoRREsPoNDENrss-We shall often withhold commu-
nications without dsparagement to their merits, but
simply because 1t is necessary for to select such matters
will be likely to prove Of most interest TO readers
In these reasonable compensation will their
insertion shall thus be enabled to extend the guam
tty Of new reading matter supplied.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-04-25

FRENcHMEN in CALuoRNA--It is estimated
that there are about twenty thousand French
men in California. They have taken with them
many Of the habits and tastes of Paris.
How the frogs win suffer!
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WATERING notice that water-pipes are be-
ing laid around the square enclosed by 14th and
10Th, and and G streets. This should be done
not only there but around every square in the
CITY
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DRUNK.-Charles Mcdonald was taken to the
watch-house last night for being drunk and dis
orderly. He was committed for thirty days
Martha N. Hall (colored) was awarded the
same penalty for strolling in the streets after
ten o'clock
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No LIQUOR ON SUNDAY.-The District Attor-
ney Of Schuylkill county, Pa, in accordance
with instructions from the court, has ordered
the proprietors of the different hotels and IL
censed drinking establishments to close their
bars on Sunday, under the penalty of prosecu-
ton
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-04-25

A. G. TALBOT, esq, of Boyle, in card in
the last Danyille (Ky.) Tribune, declines the
candidacy for seat in the next Congress, from
that district, for which he had previously been
announced
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Commercial.
RALTIMORE MARKET.

OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN, April a. 1851.
Sales this morning of 800 bbls Howard street Flour at
$62 later in the day, sales Of 600 bbs were made at
$4.6O time No sales Of city mills flour. The last sales
were at $4T5 M
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The last survivor of the Wyoming Massacre
Mrs. Hannah Hills died at Meriden, Conn, on
the 9Th inst, aged eighty three. The massacre
it will be recolected, took place in 1888, by the
Indians of the Six Nations.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BALrIMoRE, April 25-2 p. m.
E1prsssIy for this pape, .

BALTIMORE, April 25-2 p. m.
The Archbishop I'm State.
The Archbishop's remains lie in state at his
late residence Large numbers of persons are
visiting to take their last look. The Cathedral
is shrouded in mourning.
The Markets.
The Baltimore, and, learn, the Philadelphia
and New York markets are unchanged except
that Government stocks are shade lower.
BosToN, April 25--1 p. m.
Rejoicings at Boston.
There is great exultation here to-day among
the Abolitionists and Free-soilers, who are re-
joicing over the election of Sumner to the Uni
ted States Senate
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PARKER, under the National has fxings for the May
balls that no person wear and not dance with the
music gracefully and in good time Carus would
have required teach had Parkers beautcatons
originated at an earlier period Of the world
AUSTIN GRAY's shelves contain good nuriment for the
mind but it will be perceived that he is equally well pre-
pared to minister to the Affections of the body.
CT. L. RICHARDSON'S Ice Cream is good in all weathers
but especially the the year which oysters
and hot punches do not prevail Wecan also certify that
is better than either of them and would not be
afraid to attempt to prove superior to the fragrant ulep
ITSELF before any debating society.
Amateurs of music the fine arts should call to see
Mr.. William Wall, who has fine articles for their in
spection. .a
Dress to suit the but first read Mr.. Wallis
advertisement and examine his stock.
E. W. WHEELER's hardware store is the most miscella.
neous place in the world except the Patent Office and
Taylor & Maury's store.
No. 5.-John B. Kibbey Co. supply families with
every thing needed, and of the best quality
Our neighbor Mrs f. MoFFETT, can make young ladies
look very beautiful That is of course not difficult but
Mrs. NJ has wonderful facility in eifecting it.
Mrs COLLISION is 7h street, above H. but folks turn
up from the in multudes to visit her pretty little
store.
G. W. HINTON between AZ and 9th streets, on the ave-
nue. has regiment of rstrate talors at work. every
of them perfect master of business, the whole
fashionable world knows Hinton to be.
RUssnL MAY BALL will take place at Temperance Hall
the 9th of May and, assured win be well at
tended.
The ladies resort to YERBYs confidently Cinde-
rea did to the gent for renovation
MILAN HARRY It'll street, between ii and
To accommodate their customers the Union, the Citizens
and MAYORS lines in competition each striving to be
the first in establishing Seventh street route would
advise the successful to make circuit of it. and thus
accommodate the New York people, and those
all the Northern Liberties.
Dr.yAN PATTEN has removed his residence to Capitol
HILL until such time he back to his old stand
The Browns and Mr. Todd will hasten their work mean
time
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WANTS.

any person in want Of house. place, servant,
partner or any thing else, have his want made
tensyey known BY advertising under this head TO tho
amount oi twenty nye cents. ap l0-tf
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NEW SPRING GOODS JUST RECE1vED.

IA g. w. HINTON, Merchant Tailor, respectfully
III informs his customers and fellow-ctzens that he
W. has just returned from the North with splendid
-Lh- assortment of French and English Cloths Cast
meres and Vestngs, Of all kinds which he invites them
to call and examine His stock of goods which Of the
best quality and mistake, he will sell at prices TO suit
the times. "a.
Also constantly hand Gents Furnishing Goods and
Business Coats Chidrens Clothing, made In the best
and latest style, by CO. Of New York.
q. w. HINTON,
up A-t Pa, Az, north side, BETH AZ and 9th ST.,
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FRESH BUTTER.

Il HAVE this day received, per Adams Express from
Il New York, FIVE hundred pounds Of PRIME FRESH
BUTTER which shall offer for sale my stalls mos SO
and 81, Centre Marke) tomorrow, and shall continue "a
receive daily fresh supplies. GEO. NJ. OYSTER.
25-1t#
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MARRIAGES.

On Tuesday, the 22d instant at St. Matthews Church,
by the Rev. JAMES b. DoSELAN, Mr. JAMES O. ESLIN OF
Washington county, ID. c. TO Miss HARRIET f. Lam
HAM, of Prince Georges county, Md.
In Baltimore the I'D instant, by the Rev. Mr. BERRY,
Dr. LOUIS MACKALL., jr., to Miss MARGARET w. Nc
NEAN, all of Georgetown, ID. @.
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down-east editor advises his readers, if they
wish to get teeth inserted, to go and steal fruit
where a Watchdog is on his guard
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TO THE LADIES.

A WELL SELECTED ASSORTMENT Of Ribbons Edg-
IA ngs, Ladies' Hosiery Of various styles and prices;
do. white and plaid for Children; Kid Silk and Lise
Thread Gloves, for Ladies'
Also good assortment of Hair and Tooth Brushes;
Ladies' Tuck Combs, Long Dressing do, Fine-teeth do
Small Side and Common do; Oils for the Hair Pomatums
of various kinds Nuritive Crcam-an excellent article
for the restoration Of the Hair and to promote s smooth
ness
Also, French German, and American Colognes, from
II cents to 81 per bottle Also fancy Toilet and other
Soaps.
A few STRAW BoNNETs selected with great care .
Artificial Flowers, Bonnet Caps, etc :.
silk and other Bonnets, made to order
Also Straw Bonnets bleached and done up In the best
style, at MRS. II. M0FFETTS,
Seventh street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall,
Where the Ladies are respectfully invited to call.
R8- WANTED, immediately, couple of Apprentices
ap 1S-iftf
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MAYOR OF PoRTLAND.-Neil Dow, Wing, was
elected Mayor of Portland on Monday by ma
jority of nearly four hundred over Shepley, De-
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AT THE ODEON

May be admirable and lifelike Likeness of the
PRESIDENT where ALSO you can be accommodated with
a beautiful DAGUERREorYPE, at very low price.
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FOR SALE.

- The Stock and goodwill of an old and well.
kestablished Boot and Shoe Store, located on Penn
sylyania avenue, and now doing fine business
The Subscriber Is anxious TO sell on account of en-
gazing in other business. Apply TO H. d. RICHARDS at
p BREWERS Pennsylvania avenue next door the poto
House. an 25-2ts
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JOHN N. TRoOK. Florist.

Corner Of IN street and Maryland arenue south side,
Has variety of LIGHTHOUSE PLANTS for sale.
nm 2b-1t
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RI-J. b. THE regular meeting of Washington As
ISOLATION (No. u Independent Brothers of Temperance
will be held Friday evening, the 25th instant at half
past o'clock at the P H. west ROOM Temperance Hail.
street Members will please be punctua ms business
Of importance win come up for consideration.
ap A-2t II. g. ECKLOFF, r.
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The mobbing of Leahey, at Milwaukee, is de.
scribed in q paper before us under the head
of Religious Excitement"
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BOSTON, April 25-I p. m.
Retoictngs at Boston.

The letter of our Georgetown correspondent
failed to reach us in time for press.
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VANpA1,sM IN EGYPT.--The Egyptians are
beginn;no 10 destroy the pyramids and ancient
tombs, for the sake of building materials.
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R6- For sale at the Store-rooms of the
Ladies' Union Benevolent and Employment Society, on
Seventh street. next TO oddFeows Hall, and Capitol
HILL Of and First streets, and SOUTH a va
rety of clothing suitable TO the season, comprising gar
ments for the aborng classes and children. As these
articles the work Of the industrious poor the Society
invite all who In want Of this description OF clothing
TO patronise these establishments, and, n very small
profit the work is added the prices will necessarily be
moderate.
Families requiring such work TO be done viii benefit the
poor by sending 1t TO the Socieys to be made up
To accommodate families Intelligence Office has been
opened at the store Seventh street. where those want
of servants may be supplied by paying small fee.
BY order Of the Board Of Managers.
All the papers of the city requested to publish this
notice as often as convenient. ap19
Ca The Teachers Association will meet
ut the Smithsonian Institution Saturday afternoon
hafpast o'clock Subject for discussion School Dis
cipline." The public are invited
mp 20 o. c. WIGHT, Secretary.
NTOTICE.-A Meeting of the J0URNEYMEN PLAS-
IN TERERS will be held at GBsoS's HOTEL, corner Of
7th and streets, Saturday evening, April 2Gth at
hafpast o'clock, which all requested TO attend
business Of importance will be laid before the meeting
% AN
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JN0. B. KIBBEY q CO.,
JAMES w. SHEAHAN,

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
DRACTIsEs in the Courts Of the District and prose
cutcs claims Of every description before the several
Executive Departments and before Congress.
RD- Office and residence 21st street. two doors north
of III. ap lift
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AMERICAN TELEGRAPH
wAsHINGTONI

FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL %.
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ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM!

ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM!
n F. E. RICHARDSON'S BALTIMORE COUNTY ICE
". Cream be had at Centre Market, and at his
residence, on between 18th and 18th Streets at 81 SO
per gallon.
Thankful for former patronage he will still be pleased
to serve all who may favor him with CALL ap 24-f
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BOYS CLOTHING.

MIN. WALL, Rnnsylrdnid avenue, bctDeen oh and
w 10h Streets has just received the largest most
desirable assortment Of BOYS and CIILDREN'S Spring
and Summer CLOTHING ever offered in the District
His Stock is entirely and complete and embraces
every article in the READYMADE CLOTHING line which
the fancy desire Families wishing supply them
selves with Boys Clothing, ready made, do 30
with economy and despatch
The public are cordially invited to call and examine.
an left
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Further shipping Intelligence.

V.sses atrvel .roa =. Johns ruly iS-So,h,a At IN.
C,dc, Henry Hcod, do Nalapar, Dublin. R,CAh~a, Lon
Ion l-th. Albion. hnca,cn Lidy az abe Lake. CD ie.
Atlanta. Dublin. Essug'll Hui. Eiglo. bvctpo, Pr,-
uncalS;. Londonderry. Supcugr do. samuel stockton.
lg,r Thomas Cio1ccS'c- Alex EdmOnds CLYDE F,Thens.
Hul Bessc. DO. Cornc..a Lcith British Queca London
derry. Lonioudcru De- l9,h. ldaS D16ln Industry. do.
odessa 2hi. Mis,i,>ppi, GraNesend. clyde, Liverpool.
Margaret. do iheny. 30 2lst, Ross. HUI Frcterlck.
Bristol. Fame Graveserd Onwaui. Liverpool Eliza Jcnk
ms. Newport BrOruc o Staihans, GaEl,rd at Oursrs
Beyldcre, o. Lsnemouh 81, Recntude NJ Dundee 1,a.
AbGTst"ne. Hhl
From 5, Anlrcv,-Js, IS. Fentona. At huii sUb.
Belloaa 90.
Yrom st S,cnheas-Ju.y H. Achcm. a, Lnerpon IA
Charles Mamcson. 80. pm. Irisor. Fleeiwced
From >hedlae-,Ju} H. Primrose, At the CLYDE hd.
Folly. Crlyescnd
From Rlchi6uc,o-Ie.sc Fleetwood Jui 10. Mazda
pritr llr Constable. at Liverpool 2lst John tou
ter 21d. liy. Mar. Liverpool 33i Urana. Deal FROM
Mlamch--lu. l7. Indian Queen, nc Liverpool, lslh.
23d Bertha Hull From DaihouSleiignt -t0n, ~ Crcck
Bank Sarah Ann. at Lancaster 2lth Rnush Merchant.
BTists .fTon Quebec between 2ls and 2,h. Jub 2ls,
Ocean Queen H. stp Bi 81 Queen, 90 Prince " Wales.
cas-. New Ro,, Grenade. 10, RDruoLcp Liverpool Lord
GEORGE Beatutk DO. Hercules do, Ireland. PHI; Olive
Branch. do. Five Sisters do, Victoria. do. Portsmouth,
drama Queenstown. HauunY iTuun 2'd, Britus lifit
on Mariner. Cfclors II the Channel. Brliant Liver
pool. Eli attth. OH HndclOrd. Elion, a. P5nntg. MIN
an ~ NcChsttr. symmetry AZ ENmouth, Bachelor, Al
Southampton, Drewen', m Tenant Roads, I'LL Roy ast,
Fleetwood Gtayeseud Caroline, nj Dundee, Lord Scaon.
do. 23'h. Java, Plymouth. Jane Elizabeth NuTSbJ 4.
Eliza Kir sheal Sunderland From Montreal lgih Morn
Star. Liverpool pom. typfosS Gra'esehd, Aics Gi.
vessels sailed t st John July 2G Car. Dom Dundee
~ Susan Queeuston. % Aurora, Huh Aontuse. bpooi.
FOL Mlram,hi Iy J.. Pollock from the Clyde, henof
audum Harriet Scott from Quebec for Brsdsiorf Cot IN
false keel and has sustained other damage won'i be sr
u AZ spung tide u weather me
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY AUGUST G. 1851

isv. N.b,,.t D1r-e Rar-rB wesb : webs Crane
Miller smith. nenan. Peirs,iI Srnds Bolster ~ and
Eiwaris
OF same. IN favor ~ c-sSs-v-.lk opposite Blp.,s,
church across si-av. Aiop.ei BY the following vote
Ai.,rlaf'rs The Prss.len. A>>.siit Az hS'se IA
Miller. Smith, Teu.sh. Pea-sau, Sands Bolster. ~ ihi
or sane. IN favor OF requiring Ads, from SHAW.
10 Hudson rIyer Adopted
o. same IN favor 81 non-conruIring to lay cross
walk IN Broad-sireet. opposite Mechanic Exchange.
Adopted
between 6th ant -ih-af. ADOPTED
OF Com on sewers. IN favor 0, Sewer n 3,th->t.
between 6,A ant IL AS. Adopted by tAe .oi.o"lnS
vote
if--af,rt-Ths President. Assistant Ali M,ore. IA
i.s AIl.h,,i B.,ce. Bar. f. y Webb. = Mel' Crane.
Miler S'ih. Tiealan. Feir>a Sands Bolster - and
or saElc i, favor OF sewer ID i2ih-s'.. between A.
enue> and C. ADOPTED 5y the following -te
frrrgt' e-rhc Pres. err. As,..tant AL Ne'-- IA
Joy. tfhhl't. Rlycr Rifr. 7 q M+he d. Webb trsn~.
Ai..'cr Smith, lenln. Pear>a >rnds Bo.'ier kr All
or same. n favor Of sewer ~ 95th.S,reei from
lo'h-ay. 20 North River. Adopted by tAe io.ioains
vote
1is--s-rc- The Pres TENT. Assistant Ald Noae. IA
!eg Mahha;t Bo,cc Bar. =. b Webb. T. WEBB. Crane.
Miller Sllth. Tcman. Pcag>a SANDS, Bolster, ~ aai
Pef,,rs-By Assis:ar, Ali. Elwaris-OfJohn o
l. gSins and oil cT> 20 have esi>tFcCi lighted wi'h
oll from 9i-av 20 Harlem Kiser. To com. o. Lamps
and Gas.
- BE laid IN sithS,rcei. from 70 10 fih-dy To Com
on CTotOn A4ueduct.
BY same-0f Henry Corse and others Tor VEL ani
pump on l0th-ay.. between 5ith aat i5.A S. To
Com. on Repairs ani supplies.
By Assistant AID James Wehb-Of Engine Co NJ.
II. for additional nun1rr u 10 mea To com On
Ere Department
Tic Board then ai.ourncj % Wednesday aaes-
noon a. O'Clock.
JOHN Il CHAMBERS, Clerk pyo TEN
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By Telegraph to the New.York Tribune
fsrt'~ T,i,y-1rS's D'srrsosss 81, Villa Px..
ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM EUROPE
BY THE EUROPA
FIR ANCE.
>e5a>t.An. died .; Pans, on Slni,y ,sef
l,-f.,-- Ns~rse T-'-y~spA orcr csr-- ~ ,.< 6,,>--
D~ev<r s'r-~ts

Nlrs.a. >e1a>t lnl died .; Paris OF Sani,y ,sef
- Y,a->-
The Saiions. Ot ard OF Chalie.arau.t has been da
solved hf decree OF The President ;; VII De- re-
mtnberct Il was II this place the President was In
suited on he acca>.on of ms Visit - Posters Itu
cNrcc'ci hat De- Couuc S-GcHe!al VI! be CoaVokd
tex the .s,h AuRu>- aut tAa the proposed notion 70
a-'orrn ;hc Assembly from Angus u % Oc,oo-s
VAL ae as0ptef.
Nr Eucs,t 8.-ochc, ,oa % the Minister o. fS-
o,-a Altar. has been sclI on Specia. mission -
ItLy
The Minister ~ Finance ha> presented ~ The A.
sembN lill Authorizing the formation N i Bank ~
Algeria
TIE CHAMBER Of Commerce OF NLhnu>e has DE-
ciilcj iaai Algerian Cotton = Of superior qualify 10
ary ot The American Cotton
Tie harvest no longer inspires Apprehension. ans
fl.l average crop Is consistently expected 10y al.
.rom Prussia, Aus,rls. Piedmont. Germany and
Russia. there = not "a wori ~ interest
irom Denmark ana The DUcRleS sc learn that The
re Copenhagen Cabinet las not Noi published .
programme OF tie principles on Which % s prepaTrt
81 act >v.l The new Ministry Is popular Prince
chris; an. .: BluckSAprg. has been stopiet rs III
iVt-Ic Acl b. ..c crown