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sfi.ouri Dsmoeralic ConusatiOn.

Sr Louis. May The democratic convention for the
andes appoiated president pro isra wheeapon,
the suggestion Of John Smith, OF St Louis the Bentonites
izs permanently. by eIeolins G. Alexander president
LiteIohn and O. Netleton secretaries. COMMITTEES was
appointed TO report Credentials prepare address to
the democrats Of the dsrq 10 he signed by the
and report basis of after which the
venton adjourned Till the afternoon. a W
At the afternoon session the committee representation
reported IN favor OF akng the congressional vote Of 1850
St Louis ons-hird Of the OF county The
report after allowing the 81 Louis delegates to cast their full
Mr. Harvey, Of ST. Louis. offered resolution affirming
the Jefferson City platform, and refusing TO recognise the
claims OF candidate who would abide by the action
Of the convention; which was agreed TO-
The committees resolutions tho address, hch
was signed BY The delegates isvey severe ON Colonel
The convention then proceeded ballot for candidate
for Congress- and the first ballot v. Bogy received
49i5. lsi5 for J. b. Bowlin. Mr. Bogy was declared
unanimously nominated and the convention adjourned
die. 68 tlatI #D alatsa '
Ua SIS Msrcan Robbers Killed. ~.
New oRLEAss, May Late advces from the Rio Grande
killed recsny this side Of the Rio Grande, by the
Americans. They had been committing frequent depreda-
tions' and, It Is said, met just fate.
Printers National Convention
CNorNnArr. May "A resolution relative to the appren
tice system was discussed most OF the day and finally
Aresou,ion relative national printing office dis
Randall, Bosworth, and Montgomery.
National Free. Soil Convention .
CiNciNNArI, May 5--The National Free Soil Convention
will be held at Cleveland, the 4h OF August Aha ean
Buraing Of a Steamboat. a
CINCINNATI, May 5-The steamer Susquehanna receive
ing freight this port ior Pitsbug took fire in the hold
and after unsuccessful effort exiinguish IT, she
ashore Columbia bar scuiied aud sunk. She had
board 100 bales of and l65 hhds of sugar For
unately wohirds of her cargo still the wharf
8 aaa Connecticut Legislature afH II
New HAVEN, May 6.-The Connecticut legislature has
completed It's organization. The elected James
Pfa president pro fe and the house elected Charles
Phelps speakeIboth democrats. The clerks and other
officers OF both houses OF the same politics. Ct
The Liquor Bill Passed in Massachusetts,. a6
BosTos, May 5,-The liquor bill, amended Satnr.
day last passed the house of this morning
by rs majority. s.gs ,W 81 efsap 4t41
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No. l55. w. Bogard, appellant, Us. N. Hart. This
cause submitted yesterday the the record
and printed Argument by Mr. d. Bradley for the plaintiff
in error
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nv A GREEv. Auot,o.,1.r

ny A. GREEN. Auotso,eer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON FOUR-AND-A-HAI.f AND
SOUTH STREETS AT AUCTION-on Friday, the 7th Of
May shall sell PREMISES 5x O'Clock lots Nos and
10, In square No. 534. .s'Gr e#s 5t -1 4atsi31
Lot No of
~ running back IS feet 3eet alley, containing 1885
feel. Esff aI.5E tf A&1Hs .@.AtN +It-A sHt
~ feet Maryland
street, running 3oeet alley las feet
ing $3.50 square feet ~
Tine terms will be liberal and made known sale.
{1t 44.3 se A. GREEN,
May ed Ancsneer.
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BY A. GREEN, Auetionesr.

RI
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTioN.-Qn Monday,
Instant the premises, at half
o'clock m lot No. in square No. o., nonnng on north
aid containing s04
having inches, running ia5 feet 5k
property handsomely located
would make building
lots. setsi. f.#r. .N a3 tW L
balance six, twelve and eighteen
months the purchaser to give for deferred payments
bearing day deed given and deed of
taken. Title indisputable.
May7-a Aucuoneer.
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DIED.

On Thursday morning, 9Th instant at O'Clock MATTHEW
ST. @. CLARKE, esq, In the o2d year OF his age
Funeral from Mr. Ward private residence Pennsylvania
IAN street, this afternoon, O'Clock,
friends and scqaaiu,snces respectfully invited.
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BY A. GREEN. Auetioa.er.

By A. GREEN. Auctioneer. .q##.e ....a
THE public are respectfully informed that the sale Of furniture will
be continued ihs day, 7h 10 O'Clock
the residence Mrs Manning 18Th street, and
streets All the china and ware dining
ure and several chambers be sold The furniture win
be delivered saturday. A. GREEN, IA
May Tit - Aucuoneer.
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Burning of a Steamboat.

CINCINNATI, May 5--Ths steamer Susquehanna, receiv
ing freight this port Tor Psburg. took fire in the hold
and after unsuccessful effort to extnguish IT, she
ashore Columbia bar, scued aud sunk. She hac
board 100 bales of and 165 hhds of sugar For
,unatey twothrds of her cargo still the wharf
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CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.

New HAVEN, May 6.-The Connecticut legislature ha
completed It's organization. The senate elected James
Pai president pro tenn, and the house elected Charles
Phelps speaker--boh democrats. The clerks and olle
officers OF both houses of the politics. tu
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rryn boxes 45 and parquete so reserved
.ss rs cents seats, rs hmly circle, 25
,hrd ier, SO cents, eoored gallery rs cents,
Msy7
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michigan Dsmooratie state Convention.

The convention assembled pursuant 10 cali al the City
Hail. in the city OF Detroit and al the hour OF III o'clock
On was called 10 order by the Hon. Elon Fansworih,
chairman OF the State Central Committee; when, on mo
lion OF Mr. Woodman, OF Oakland, Hon. A II. Hans
com, OF Oakland appointed president pro fempors
and, on motion, o. w. Moore, oil Washtenaw, WAS ap-
pointed temporary secretary .sl.a laJ Il
On motion OF NJ Bue Eldrdge, Of Lapeer, committee
OF 6ve--consisng OF N. Bael Eldridge OF Lapeer; e.
Joslin of Washtenaw; r. w. Davis, OF Oakland; John
j Adam, OF I,enawee and Geo. w. Peck, OF Living.
slonwas appointed receive the credentials OF dele
gates and report the OF those entitled 10 seats ~
the convention and also 10 present the names OF suitable
persons for permanent officers. .s t
On notion the convention took recess until o'clock
p. m #tHr
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TO LErA ihreeoy brick dwelling in the Sir Buildings, on
win be given immediately Inquire
May e-Iwdn
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90 The Rev. X. w. eastman Will deliver = lecture
requisites OF female
Smithsonian Institution Saturday
evening 3 O'Clock. The public invited TO attend.
There will be meeting Of the members Of the association
bus.nsss al ~, .. m, OF the same day.
May TIT O. O. WIGHT, Sec.
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DONALDSON Land prainase vol, 1885, with sngrsvnss
Donaldson Msnures VOL 1850; with engraving.
81 ?
Ireland for 1852 vol.
Fosters Pocket fesase o Britain for 1850
Manual OF hersdry vol, fss2 with 900 enasvines 95
Wiiams's Practical oeode.y; 4 vol
McCuli.chs Literature Of Poitca, Economy / vol
Bsiiy's Astronomical Tables and Formnl. /
BeIcher's Nauticsl Surveying, 1 vol
Imported per steamer Arctic, by FRANcK TAYLOR
Msy6
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To conclude with the original extravaganza, entitled
cHLoRoFoRM; OR, WASHINGTON 100 YEARS HENCE.
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7 INEN GOODs.-Arnvng to-day
IL pieces (sl linen and ah wdns) ~
low prices 4 - IL
30 pllow-case nens assorted in widths and quaides
(pure lnen)
100 dozen and pieces towels and towelngs
pieces table and damasks, choice patterns some
400 shing linens very cheap, and warranted all linen
fine linens for bosoms and collars.
All persons desiring kind Of linen goods may rely on geng
really pure, provsrbialy low prices
Terms cash, unless arranged To the contrary. .
Good articles pces and fair dealing be relied on IN oil
cases GEI0 Wv PERRY D. BROTHER,
May 7--20uf Opposite Centre Market
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nv y. Q. MCGUIRE. Aucsioneer.

ny ~. g. MCGUIRE, Aucsioneer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON ELEVENTH ST.
Monday the 10Th instant, O'Clock he
shall valuable No TO- No sk fronting
50 feet inch h between and streets NORTH
containing 4,s7T square feet
interest, satisfactorily secured.
May5-d Auctioneer,
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By j.. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.
BALTIMORE MADE BUGGY AT AUCTIoN.--on Saturday
morning. O'Clock, In front Of the auction
rooms sell good Baltimore buggy suitable io
doctor.
Terms credit for satisfactorily eadorsed
"s j. G. MCGUIRE,
NAV I'D .H Aucuoneer.
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uTEARING BLACK. Persons wearing black may find al
complete stock of all kinds OF mourn
ing goods and unusualow prices z
Our stock Is al full In all departments sfs
Terms cash, unless arranged to the contrary g :.
articles prices and fair dealing may be relied on In M
PERRY & BROTHER,
May 7-2ouf opposite Cenue mnke.
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DLEAK HOUSE by Dsck-rs-psvt 2, nssrrss"'
ID London Labor and London Poor-part IS -,
Ronpan.m Home Krwans Lettsrs 20 Chief Justice iahV
Bsrnes's Notes Book Of Revesnon. ..,<.,, r.vtoR
Ap7i FkhNth iAiA'
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ny JAMES O. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer. F
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION IN THE FIRST
WARRIOR Tuesday, May lit, at 81 O'Clock, ON the
premises Nos g. in No. 79 fronting 80 feet
81 inches street, between 2s and 22d Streets and
ming back 1873 feet e4 -
part oflo No. H. in 80, fronting 80 feet6
noh between 2ls and 2d sueet ana running
back 1913 feet 81 inches. - .
These beautifully central part Of the first
ward and must Sold about to the city,
the residue in sx, twelve eighteeo
interest," / = :" - -IT ,e JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Nav "a Auctioneer
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DROOKE d. VILLA Ms, Banker, opposite the Tros,.
Department. prepared 70 transact banking and exchange
business. Particular attention will be paid the collection
claims upon Of government
well upon individuals residing Distrct purchase
and sale Of stocks foreign bank business that
ntrusted 10 him. ftF, sEt F1s 7&@f.E5 af I'll
Land warrants bought and sold. ,.s Ap 2-dlm
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Printers National Convention.

CNoINHArI. May A resolution relative the appren-
tice system discussed Of the day, and finally
adopted. i tf Is sss III 7
resolution relative national printing Office dis.
cussed, and referred committee consist ng of Messrs.
Randall, Bosworh, and Montgomery. tf"a
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HORSESHOE ROBINSON, by ,. 4. KenAedys uni.
III form with Sallow Barn I" Price 81 So -
Love and ChvuiryThe Cavaliers OF England
HERBERT Cromwell, !" &C. tQ sHe ~ Afl AN5l
Journey Iceland aud Travels In Sweden and Norway
lated by Charlotte Fenimoe Cooper being volume Of Puss
25- cent Library. ..- -. --....
For sale by TAYLOR d MAURY,
May bookseuers near 9h
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| National Free. Sol Conpeaiioa. .
CNcNNArI, May 6--The National Free Soil Convention
will be held at Cleveland, the 4th OF August efE
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The Liquor Bill Passed in Massachusetts,.
BosroS, May 5--The liquor bill, as amended on Satnr.
day last the house of this morning
by ~ majority. .f.vsr 7lt gg ererte ttaa
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Merican Robbers Killed.

New ORLEANS May Late advices from the Rio Grande
bring that six Mexican robbersreal deperadoes
killed recently this side OF the Rio Grandc, by the
Americans They had been committing frequent depreda-
tions, and, II is said, just fate
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cided expression of public opinion. Not
merely the plain dictate that the American
Republic should pursueiu American policy,
but the fact that Nicaragua is not repre-
seuted in these negotiations, and that she
locks with friendly confidence to the United
States fol the protection of her outraged
interests, should lead our Government to
beware how it favors her rivals and the RI
walls of our own country and commerce, at
the expense Of that small but important
State, and of the justice we owe her.
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n The Speech of Kossuth at st. Louis,
which we publish this morning, will be read
with profound interest Upon the Society
of Jesuits and its position toward the cause
of Liberty he comments boldly and explicit
ly, and shows that there is monstrous in-
consistency in the upholdipg of the Gear by
the chief of the Roman Catholic religion.
He also argues that he is not opposing that
religion by leaguing with Mazzini in behalf
of the independence of Italy. To the aecu-
sation brought against him by so many Irish
men, that in failing to condemn the policy
of England toward their country, he is gull
ty of treachery to the principles of freedom,
he replies at length None of the speeches
he has made in the country have been read
more widely than this one will be; hardly
any has caused deeper impression than
this one will produce.
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CoSeREss.-Mr. Seward pres ented Pc
tjtion for the establishment of line of steamers
between Brooklyn and Gluckstadt. The re-
mainder of the day was spent on Territorial
Judges and dry dock for California. In the
House, the Deficiency bill was discussed.
LKGIsLATURE.-In the Senate yesterday
the Opposition party rejected, by tie vote, a
number of Executive nominations, on party
grounds. Notaries, Loan Commissioners, Har-
Dor Masters and Canal Appraiser were among
the number. The old Harbor Masters were
rejected by tie vote. We can hardly blame
the Opposition Senators for boiling Wing nomi-
nations when two Wing Senators, Babcock of
Erie, and Newcomb OF this City, bolted the
nomination of Porter G. Sherman, as good a
Wing as either of them, and quite as well quail.
fed for the office to which he was nominated
as either of those Senators is for the place he
holds. In the Assembly the Canal lettings were
discussed.
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u The news from the river Plata con-
firms eur provisions. RosAs, the tyrant of
Buenos Ayres, is routed and has fled on
board an English man. of-war with his
daughter Manuelita. There seems to be
no reason for doubling the correctness of
this intelligence, though very probably the
published details of the closing battle are
exaggerated. One of the most sanguinary
and remorseless men now living is thus ex-
PEELED from power which for twenty odd
years he has perverted to his ewn selfish
purposes, and by the use Of which he has
grown enormously rich and enriched the
cOwar6ly assassins who have served him.
Ii is likely that with that wealth he will
setake himself to Europe, leaving South
America to its lot; but it is also possible
that he may seek to use it in fomenting new
disturbances in his native country. His
utter defeat would prompt to the former,
his ihdomitable ambition to the latter
course. His daughter Manuelita, who has
great influence over him, aud who has
sought to lead him to mider policy, may
new overcome his brutal instincts, and in
duce him TO abandon the attempt to recover
the position he has lost. Or If he wants
employment he might go over to France
and offer his services to Louis Napoleon as
Minister of War and Executioner. G eneral.
What organization will now be- given to
the Argentine States is still more doubtful
problem than the movements OF their late
Dictator. 1t is certain, however, that the
city Of Buenos Ayies must decline in CON-
mercial importance, and that Montevidee
must become, what nature has made il, the
entrepot Of foreign commerce for all that
pant Of South America. The Plata and the
Parana will also be thrown open, and the
aade Of the United States and of Europe.
with the interior, assume an importance
hitherto unknown. For the rest. we can
only hope that Urquiza, the conqueror of
Rosas, may exhibit degree Of wisdom and
moderation which we do not presume to
count upon, and that the country may enter
upon that career of peace, prosperity and
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AIrest-Tbcmpssp. the swindier- MaYhets--
Stocks. lie.


CsFrespogdshes Of The N Y rrlsuhs
PHILADELPHIA, Taesasy. March q. 1854
A young man pamed James II. Yesges
~ss arrested yesterday. charged with larceny an4
iDsenciarsm. As the offender 10 young hts orosssc'
tor seemed disposed TO alto hua TO be let of con-
orIob OF his snippiDs IN The service.
o. Rand Thompson, the notorious hotel 'ooef
srd s~indier, will De taken back TO Kessncty 20
poIIow. In charge OF the keeper Of sas Ffsnslh
PeEf.eDtIsTy,
Rersr,ns Mr.. Green, charged with iupos,urs Of q
serious nature, Viii have hearing this sissfaoos.
issr sales have teto reported 'CLoyER SEED n,h3
Hole kconed sfef and 400 bushels pras sold ~ - ~
n. The pres Scfuief By no ds's. Ssse nss
been IA Dcrssssd sIport csmssd Ef -Four, snt ~
~ W fbbl There Is moderate rqsi'y for cry co.
t'iDpa on ~tbin The range 81 81 i2f3S5 HrZ FLyvt
ets CORN MEAL are scsfcs Sasli sales ~ tue fg'sr
- hs later Is msIe isg.res sfsr. saAes - oW pr.
a. s. ~, bbl and Brand, vine a. 50 IS. Tssre ga;
LITE WHAT oferiss. sad tbs only safe rspssd q ss "
eco bah. Puma Southern at 95c. q basa We asa
White At $i%tie3. Tas mDks' 10 bare - BYE Cexs.
scarce: tte bush. Southern Yellow, an a., sole Hst,
cATs bavs sevsEcsd Ic. y bssb esIxo Of 80 sesa
prne Dcis~ ale selc Al ,se 10 GKocERIEs AID raoss
s,ssey Sales u co bbs q, 3ic hhds are ibid q ''
- -
salEs on Stock, Pi,s scnrd-s 81 zoe se ing GaeS
s. 49, &c; sisaoU y S. 8, iet; 5000 Re.l,es +
q 7i ss ice tess I.isna ii slsss sat. 8, =.
1911. 80 Ne,ns csrsi it.. $500 rsna 5. e; 3ga
BAH. tsseA Bsss, I; 81 Morns csssl B' sd'"'s ~
s,tsss ssssS- s. 80 Rad R Nor. BIS. g. s,,:i
IN LIB 81 81 =. s X 3. BAIL; y =. "a y: s,
CRY m, &, Ca ss: $50 Cay ar o. io''; - Mona
Csnai. l3}.
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NEw.YORK LRGIsLATURK.
sENATE---.A ALBANY, March %, 1882.
BILLS PASSED.

BILLS PASSED.
The Appropriation bill bills to regulate
Wharfage on Lighters in BROOKLYN and New. York !;
% ensble the Trustees Of the Seamen's Fund In
New.Yerk to borrow money 10 amend the General
Rural Cemetery Act, to Incorporate the Dudley
Observatory Of Albany.
The SENATE then went into Executive
business.
EXECUTIVE BUSINESS.
Several nominations were sent in and
referred
The follow ing were confirmed
N.tarlss P,oiic.-SU6sik-MaYan d. starr. John r.
ssttsTjy, Charles Woodruff. Charles w Fordhsm,
X. Conkin, J. Calvin Wells, e. Foster, Jenn l..
Ireland
Qtsns- Gilbert sayrs, George vandsrburs, Jr i,
Charles p. Stuart, John w. Demots, Vessel
Suun.
Ssu. YorE-Isasc Van Wrinkle, John Hopper, Thos
n Clark. IJsmes G. Church, James H. Dill, Joseph
Pclsck. stg L. Brown
The following we're reported against
upon party grounds, BY MI. Cooley:
tr Loan csmmissiorsv- goE-Henry Pike.
Qussns-Jsmes HERMAN, y. Rushmore.
kicAmenf-D. 8. Clakson, Henry CrockeIson.
Acetate followed upon the question Of agreeing
to the report. liz wss agreed to, 10 70 l3-the Pres
cent soiins in the affirmative
Usnr-J. 8. LsbgwoT.hy, c. 8. Gladsveek, T. ".
Cafes
Kngs-P SKATER, J. B. Taylor G. Field, r. H.
Dksman, N. Clsfksop, yr H. G. CaHy A. H. 81.
ceD. VIM Peat. n X Person, z. N. Kimbslk
The fol OWLS nominations for Loan Commission
sTs ere also rejected
Orange-A. Caldwell, A. Camptel
Roekiaaa-J J. SHedschsr, d Pre-
PEfner'-G LuddnetOp, G.. Crosby.
WsfeAssto-D. McCofd, James Dick
CANAL APPRAIs1R.
Mr.. BRISTOL reported against the nomi.
Iaiion ef A. II. Calhoun a. Canal Appgaissr.
Mr.. WILLIAMS dissented.
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We shall issue THIS MORNING The
Tribune for California, Oregon and the Sandwich
Lslsnds. 1t will contain a summary of all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the SAIL
ing of the last steamer; Money and Market Re.
ports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Persons wishing copies Of this paper will
please leave their orders early This Morning
Price, single numbers, sixpence.
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EsrABLlsHED IS25.-In this, the TWEEN

sh year Of to the original pro-
Pstss of the only Esiahshment IN the City in the year
las at which was successfully carried out,
the idea Of supply Of solely first quality Ready made Gar
nenta behooves the ddence Of our
eXpeYencs Wthstsadng the edorts that have been
made TO equal productions, that we s continue To
keep On hand the best OF Ready made Clothing
70 be he'd in this market which would solicit the a.
tsnsn Of those who in Of emergency or otherwise
discerning that ouls are the most economical not me
loweet priced goods. . .
A. usual supply Of the ne west and desirable fab
rcs will enable ne the requirements those pre-
srrng articles made TO III which department. the
Aest tslept h employed. ". I. JENNINGS 4 Co..
No. 29l Broadway American Hotel
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RaY Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for E"rcpea"
Circulation will be issued THIS MORNING
at O'Clock. 1t will contain all the Latest News
up to the time of going to press. The Asia sails
from this port To Day at IL o'clock.
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" P. Il. BARNUM's Address to his
Democratic fellow citizens of Connecticut on
the subject of the Maine Law appears in The
TRIBUNE of to-day We ask for it the attention
of the voters of Connecticut without distinc-
ton Of party. 1t tells cogently the naked truth
with regard to the bearing of the approaching
Election in Connecticut on the cause of Ten
peIanCe.
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INV CARPETS FOR SpaiNs TRADE The
s~escsshss has hand and constantly receiving
sew patterns II Tapestry Brusss Three Ply and Iasran
Capess and OIL ClSths in and beautiful dsssns a.
p a. and 81 d.. Vehsnans IN various syles, Hearth
EuSs, Deer Mats, Table and Piano Covers, Plain asa
Ceicsss Asvsss. Ssa,r Reds &C. &C. for sale at low
pueee foS casn. CSC. l.. HYATT.
Nos. ttA and s$6 Pearl st.
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Far BrsF! FAT BEEF "A beautiful
pair Of Eve old Steers raised fAtted Connecticut
fteu he stock Of s. L. Hubert They have been pur
eh1ed And augheiso by h. lawrence. Is and IA Centre
msikst wheae they will be offered sais rU ESDAY,
Tie I'D iAs aud can be day this Taey
hNSn In this citY
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TIVE invite the attention of Capitalists

1--WE invite the attention at Capitalists
and others to the sale Of valuable Real Estate at Auction
THIS DAY, by ANTHONY bLEBCKRR, at IL O'Clock at the
Ms,ohants Exchange confusing Of the valuable house
and lot No 3ss +h s bssween the Bows aud Lafayette:
place. the elegant house and lot No 36 th st. with lot
on Of the same fronting Great Jones
lots On ssd g. near LeIoston,sy 10, on Madison av
the valuable iessehold premises No 81 Barcsys naps
BE- had at tho Auction Rooms, No Broatst 9ss)
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" Still far greater reduction IN prices
at HnAM ANDERsoNs. No. 90 Bowsry. Well seasoned
nsog eli cleks oay D. Cd yard Also 800 pieces OF all
wcei IpUsia ca,psts a. IS ane Is yard. Three ply
CAspete ~ IS, To- and g. PER yard Epghsh Tapestry
srusssb and Tapestry Ingram at uaaccouHtable low
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HWill not die in their holes, nor create
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, MARCH "a.
Te CoYrespondents.

Protestant Voluseer would. suppose, be liable 70
no punishment Whatever for refusing TO obey the erae
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ERlr, Pa.-The telegraph elected the
wrong man for Mayor. Murray whallon was
chosen over T. G. Colt by 81 majority The an.
TIRE Peoples ticket for Ward officers as elected.