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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08
FIRST DISTRICT POLICE COURT.
THR GnIaT RAFT CASE.

Yesterday morning the great Rsft ce.e w,s nronsn'
hra .: elh a. the Flr., Distriet Police Court br IN
,s.i.sOn The timber In dpass consisting q two ni'ss
,.. claimed b. he firm Boyt rnshasts Co. wer5 zen
om Jeey Civ on the :, inst by Me-s's biooner nf"~n
and TOW ed 70 ice vicinity OF TbirIieth and
North River The defendants were suoselaeIy ahn
fthwith rslea.e on go hall each, an e1nnnaoA
Ar yoohee. of opondsss cosaiy N YRS Sae spStsa A.
- YESTERDAY testified that he owned the
80, .rd bed .ahorzed MesES Bloomsr Brown 20 o~
= 49, Thee ~ho engaged in the towing aud
,rbs, hn.iness did desired Mr. voorhees, rnst he
-. responsible vhs, these senterasn had dsne IS bis
sgsnfs H.. 49,, p,,o-,ax l. H., ~ .or,-
,tsd larceny Justice wese t'snsed the complaint TIE
.r ho.eyer III probably be carried 20 tn Civil Courts 70
t Dc rshp the property, which valued ~ upwSa
sfsgos Tie magistrate order 70 the peesmsn N
h.rss f the sNs deliver them Of the tefsndn
ID Ofes. J0urs.n ard dispatched 10 TnsA
Street o. Ne errsnd.
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NINETEENTH WARD KNow-NorHNGs.

NINETEENTH WARD KN0W-NOrHiNGS.
After flying visit to the Capital of the State, and
partakng of "hasty plate OF soup with his honor
the Mayor and John Van Buren, at the last supper
of the dshcveled Democracy, reporter, refreshed
and happy, stepped into an Outward-bOund Third
avenue car, and at as minutes past O'Clock 90
Wednesday evening stood among the shining lights Of
Council No Is, alias The Banner Association"
At precisely o'clock the proprietor, Bro Joseph y
Taylor arrived, and Bro SEEIEY let fall his gaYel
One MiLLs Numbered through the minutes Of the last
meeting whereupcn the eyes Of new recruit were
opened upon the mysteries OF the Order, and some
two or three others proposed.
Bro. S,sLxr said he had several communications 70
lay before the Council, the most importan. Of which
was one from Councl No. Of the Tenth Ward The
reading was immediately called for, from which Bro.
Joe lin the classic language of the gentlemen Of the
Ting) received sumner:
Rr,d That this Council looks upon sash sction as thAi
forth In the Committees report the Nineteen1 Ward
have been pursued by Mr. Joseph Ixo, All shse
who Upheld ded him in ks actions 10 tss Nneeeah
Wd-wherebt the Council there has been diVidedss sy
ndefensbe and deserving TIE ceasafe OF
every minded Brotbsr in the orgsnirssoa there being 40
putty lufy set Of IN taking eehnie Livsn
ssa s Ss sTohss IN god .,%nps ,s. "er end
f. sesa pos.be by said parties 10 oS
he'oupOn Bro Joes Council became very .ndg-
"'.'' and Bro. JACK VAS TAssEL sprsnS TO his feet
sNu moved that the whole concern be back Bro.
'0A recovered and said that the Grand Deputy
~Vuo according to an understanding had with him,
a. W tonight and decide the question in favor OF
Noaach, and moved that copy OF his decision
Council No. 5, along with the rejected COM
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BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL

regular meeting was held last evening, the PREsr-
DENT in the char.
petition presented from the owners Of property
in the Eighth Ward btween Third and Thry5eventh
hb bathing the opposite that point BY
the themselves and their families is friends ported
the ground that srse numbers persons
Sundays from NevYork and other portions Of BrooElyn
reLde nuisance while its maintained thai the
and dirty should be prob ed from washing u nseves
and keeping themselves in good sanitary condition motion
made TO prohibit bathing between m. and aud
Sundays which svorsby received By several em bsrs
but eventually tho subject referred To the Law Committee
for si5eTsiion and report
petition from numerous residents Of the Fifth
Ward received complaining Of the filthy coalition OF the
that Ward On this pzhsBed discussion
validity Of the entered Ito Mayor Hall
AID Whiting end tho contractor AID Douzherty c)ntend
ina that invalid be having been consulted by his
ciate Alderman The Subject referred to Special Com
nlitfce.
A resolution was presented for Tire tagging Of Fiat
hush sidewalks SIX feet wide from Fulton TO
Dean It,, which was Parsed.
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BROOK wv ITEMS.

PLYHoUrH Church The new Pi ymOuth Col
lection of HYMNS and Tunes" about which there has
been so much said of late, ia having fair tai in
the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's church. Th effect
produced by the united voices of three thousand Peo
pie oil engaged in part Of religious worship which
has hitherto been thought to belong ere'u''reiy to
choir is indeed startling On Sabbath evening last
the uu,c tepg of popular character and calculated
to rouse the feelings, sung by the immense aui
cree with spirit AID relish seldom ever witnessed,
except in the large camp meeting gatherings OF the
Methodist denomination.
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NINETEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSO-
CATION

After holding some four or five meetings this body
has been duly organized, for the purpose of being
truly and honestly repre- sented in the election of Of
6cers, delegates, &C., and of shielding themselve.
from the rascaty and frauds of primary elections as
they are now generally conducted. F.r this purpose
they have embodied and subscribed 10 the views
which they entertain, and which they combine to pro-
mote and carry out. In stating them they say:
We bol that all beneheent Creator has endowed the
whole human family with resonos faculties, that they may
thereby enshten and improve themselves and promote their
happiness and prosperity isdiydsAy and coscuvoy
1--WE kola that where The ambition cuPidty Of
Yeats any from improving these faculties. he outrase' hui
mainly and with the justice and goodness OF me Creaor
We bold that Ia that justice and GOODNESS founded the
principles Of RepublosnDb- PRINCIPLES that seused the
Fathers OF tho Reyoluon-the trainers Of the Constitution
We hold that Slavery 1t exists IN our country n
direct snseOp thess great principles destructive 70 al
snhoOd in the save and Of true nobility IN the na
that and sussns among rs mos, oous osehy VIA
peculiar pnvess contrary 10 the whole spirit OF our ee IN
tutiops-,hs, 10 in direct snaonisr 70 the Interest OF nee
dsbses the public conscience and eoupts the
General Government And further that II askss the dearest
ss6 i.fs the the friends Of humanity TheIe
1--WE hold that union will 5000 cease to be possible tns Ia
teres Of tie whole country saeiheea 70 P''d
and uDpYineipled slsveholding minority ,,,,, ST..
I'VE hola doctrine Of the nights OF indsidus state
should properly Free State and further ths al
Congressional esAson for the beneht or OF 'A'
We hold Tbs. il the Efforts Of ID. Republican party lies the
only AePe f.sys s onward Prosrc Of Ss'eIS And u; cor
views pressing and paramount will endesyoi BY Al tae
means - our BY rec 'Iseen sIs
TO The OF me sIest now pressing upon cur
II the intention Of the Association, in order to pre-
vent tie corrupt and Prohigaee from being suddenly
wrung 10 upon it for the purpose Of controlling ts cleo
tons that no person shall be allowed to vote until
rome days after be shall have been regularly admitted
10 T. and subscribed to its views At its last meeting
Edward Dayton was elected President; Severn D.
Noutop and Christian Schwartz Vice President; John
Osborn, Treasurer; George J. Gregory md William w.
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MARRIED..

BADGER sMITH-A 8rookyn Sunday, April 8. By tho
Rev Br Peters Mr. George Badger TO Mas Sarah Smith.
ali OF Brooklyn.
DEY-DEY-OD Sunday evening March 90 at the house Of tbs
brides father by tho Rev. Lorn Bsne Mr. Alfred cey
Of bid. esex j. to Mise Jane u. Dey, daughter Of Law.
renee Dey, esq, of BidsalI. Anegsny County. N. T.
LADD-RAIGUEI-At Philadelphia Thursday. April BY
tie Rev John Jenkins Gushing Ladd and Mary e. edsst
dsUeLtor Of VIM. RaigUel, esq., ell Of that city
LIT ELL PERRINIn this city, Sunday morning. Apsf
the DIR Price TIE rsdeLce o. the brides father.
r tt eodore Lte 70 Miss Louise youngest daughter ~
John FeiriD, esq all OF this city.
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CITY ITEMS.

The fourth SACRED CoScYRT on Sunday evening last,
under the direction of Carl Bergman, was well at
tended. The programme, az usual, was admirable,
and foremost may be mentioned Haydn's symphony,
No H. received with decided marks Of approval. and
We think the most successful thus far produced at these
Concerts. There were several other pieces for the
orchestra among them, overture by Beethovent to his
opera of Fidelio. Miss Lebrecht, pianist made her
frst appearance in this country and was well received
She executes neatly, but lacks the physical qualities
requisite for large copcertroom and perhaps this
may I've considered a want on the part Of al p.sno-
forte players the instrument not being adapted to
large hall. Tie Aion Choral Society sang several
choluses; that from Mozsrt's Magic Flute" being
enco5ed. These Concerts deserve to be supported,
and we are glad TO observe eur musical public is be-
Coming alive TO their merits.
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NEWJER.SEY II,EMS.'

REruBLIcAs NzF1IsG.-The people Of NeE-Jersey
Without regard 20 pas. differences who arc opposed
TO the repeal of the Missouri Compromise and the poll
CIV Of the present Admnistraonwho favor the exclu-
sion Of Slavery from the Territories and the admission
Of Kansas as Free State AMI who de,re 10 have the
Fedefal Government restored to the principles Of
Washington ard Jefferson, invited to assemble in
the City of Newark, ut Library Hall, on Wednesday,
April O. at two O'Clock in the afternoon for the purpose
oftakipg such action a. will most eectusy carry ont
the objects named in this call and insugurate in New
Jersey & Republican Party. There viii be meeting
in the evening at which portion Of the addresses will
be made.
Lewis ID. Campbell, Of Ohio, Hon. David Wilmo', OF
Pennsylvania have consented TO be present and ad-
dyrss the meeting
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-APsIL T.
rdre REI1s snye notice this morning that he shOud

Judge BITS gave notice this morning that he shoud
bold the United Circuit COv and Judge ingepoli the
District until the 2lst inst, at which time he shsnd reeve
Judge ngeI-o end expected Judge all 20 take tho Circu
Tbs criminal postponed ill Monday next whes
the Bashrd for the murder OF James heed sea-
beard the slip Victoria on her voyage nom Lisepo
New York, is 10 take place.
The Northern Light set down for the 'st Monday
in MAY
tie of John Creighton Indicted fs breach OF the neu-
traliy laws with reference 20 Ncargus Mi Jo4ohnsssp
noved forfeiture OF the defendants recogLzances on tho
gourd that Le dcharge pTeteOse u civil business In
NiaroIua. I'd o fighting IN Gen Walkers army -
rfssed 10 tain the motion un the case should
nm in sordef
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couRT CALFNDAR-ApRua

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Nos. TO IL in
inclusive.
SrPRHME CouRT-SPEcIAL TERa-Nos !, 9, }, Ie.
H. Is &C. H. 49, CRcuITEos. $685. 3e3, $751; 81, 10 ss7.
g, o. 1853 lCi, u. aG3, $50, SCI, J82
g. g. g. inclusive o5 inclusive 49, 3d. 100 ici ic
les.
CoMNoS PLEAs-Pat Mos. 26i, POS, 266, BIO.
s,7 ~ ~ s27 80 s4g a52 $50 asa, 81 l5 Part I-Nos
20 ga 50 rs 49, $40 so 573 SOL as, Gill 2ts
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LAW LINI,ELLIGEVCtE.

UJPFEIOR CoURT-ss,cIAL TpaN-APSrL 7-bs'''T
Judge HoyYAss.
DECISIONS.
Gam y w.us not Las. Crombie-Judgment for
.,;s With ;n,er-s, for ls2 49, Of the 9th March 1886.
sDi r a. Il,,a,,
Francis s. Altemus agt. The Mayor &c.-Judgmehs
s,r The defendants on the demurrer.
'' 100 Before Judge sLossos
Torney agt Butler-JudgmeDt for plaintiff.
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Internationally
EDWARD Ii. DIXOl

EDWARD ii. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor Of The
Scpe attend. exclusively SURGERY aud Con-
the OBSCURE DISEASES OF the SYSTEM.
At No ~ 5hav between 10Th AMI ithsts HeraA Piles Pro
sts ard Fla sre permanently cured withou the knife
lisature Office hsu from to MORNINGS to and to
evenings all other hours he his private hospital whore
every comfort domestic life provided for those who require
careful regimen and surgical treatment.
1ba ofFs of Tha Soalpe No VesoySt, Aso< House
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NEw RAILRoAD.-The people of the south side OF
the Island agitating the subject of railroad from
Jamaica village to PatchOgue. A considerable amount
of funds has already been subscribed and surveys are
soon TO be made With q road on the north side and
one On the SOUTH every spot the island will be OF
easy access 10 this city.
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fAAvsrstsemcssA

Hon HosAcs MAKss I" icoh pcs Phsneosy tie ssds
Philosophy ard the hsndnsid Of chrss, whoever ds
ssns.stss 'rue Fhreso,osy d public bss~sctOS.'
PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS with Charts
and descriptions Of vss when desired
PxsEsoLoSIcAL 0ssWrr. No 50 Broadway.
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Frktsy evening next for the purpose Of appointing
committees delegates &c at Conrsd's Third sveaae.
sixty -frst street, where the members woaid be
happy 10 being joined by al who can honestly snd
heartily cooperate with them.
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WRITING ANONYMOUS AND LIBELOU5 LETTERS.
To "A, Editor Of ne n. Y. Trtbuae

Sir: Under the above heading paragraph APP
TS in our .ne OF the ith OF March stating my Arrest
for libel hsy written anonymous letters to the CREDITORS
o John Clarke of No - Warren street dry Eos merchant
,,s the rr.rrsph farther eed that h.d before leaving his
erpoyn ext ove,dswn my salary FIVE hundred dolars In
i-res 20 ire reques. will insert paragraph stating
hat ser two days alton b. fore Justice Welsh, the
charge Of libel dismissed" As 70 the other statement
haze only W hat Mr. Clarke ut have given your reporter
The Information after kai been commenced agaiat
him IN be Marine Court for balance Of salary due 10 me- from
Rim and which he had been Previously notified BY tho
officer of that Court which action IL still pending
an, Sir, yours, THOMAS DUSPHf.
IYeg-Ira Aprn 7. iaJ
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scHoot ,oe Puos GinLs.-Ths IAas. xso Ia,

School yoa Poor GiRLs.-Ths ladies who have
bssa sdns cary the Eoarta wsd School f< Psss os
81 dat they have sht spes' tbs public fe< two
ysss ssd h beg been sohns feeding and clothing
their 'roabs With n-cs expense. 80 poor
ss Of thai qusrs< They have received cot
lection il church, hoash hsr snierriss H. shove 81,
msoa 10 the poor They hsve had est lev eonTsatoos
fO tie immediate neshborbood most benefited By tbs
School EIoep the donation Lass Winter $500 ftsn the
Common Council flor which they truly rstsfd they have
received public aid for entsrps solely intended for
the public benefit They fee hsn thst hsy h,Vs claim %
the assistance Of public The good effects Of the school ss
lot doubted Son -four Eve hubsr-d have ssea ar'c'eA
sncs the School opened and sbca 80 have been rt to
houses in the country Ths school extremely presses for
fuDd and must have speedy support There are 7sor vr'e s
kAfssr'ed srs enough the sse-thers are enough
already ruined Who will ths thee 80 shall Be turned
ss.n to their life Of temptation and sin The animal et
sbout to the subscription for each member
81 per Let there but $50 subscriptions sad
School hroush tSs All subscriptions aoss
tous may be ethel tie School, No p Oliver Street
70 sithsr Of the following ladies':
Mira p PECK No. 10 wsverisy pisos.
Mr. D. MORGAN. No. s. Lsisy-tte plaza
Mrs W. PARKER. No. 81 Eat rwetfth stree.
Mis- g. LIYISGs ron, No l7s East Fourteenth o.
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TAdysrtisensntI

The EXTRAORDINARY SUCCEss.-Ihst wonder.
f1l child little CoRDELA HOWARD drew an a. oa.iAs e.oxa
Of reoIie last evening 70 her hilnS ~
suc waving Of handkerchief. and such e.ppLSs On a.aas
Such wild snshu,ias Of admiration u seldom VI 10Y
.d.y. Ida May is to 10 repeated this evening A'aHin
r.s,-d tha anerucor.
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THE ATTENTION OF MILLINBRS is especially
soauested stock Of STRAW GOODS comprising great
variety Of -
BoNNErs, HATS. PLowyRs AND TRIMMINGS
adapted to the SPaIsG TRADE Also. SHAKER HOODS.
IDs, PELr HALk.
Nos and II Park place. New York.
NB.-PArrEn BoSSgTs for ArLLMERS
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F,rAL ACcIDEsT-Coroner Hartford held An in
que Yesterday the house OF Mr. 4. zein Of Leon
AID and Mes.roie s;ree upon hi. LITTLE child who Killed
Nc pre-, ous By being throw from wa-on The child was
riding out with young and sd tho horse becom
ius h'e against tho curb stone upset the
Tie child serely injured that die soou sfer
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lAdvertisemenel
BEADS

OF EyERr scRIPrtOS
For sole BIZ
NJ. p. snow,
Ne les Pssd Ct Nev.Yors.
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Advertisement
MEDICAL ISHAL ALTON WITH CONSTITUTIONAL

RKsIpLEs-Dr. s. FITCH may b. Consulted st D, Once
Nc ia Broadway (nov OF the eabshed lnsttuog OF
the eityJ for Diseases Of he Lungs and Taoat neaft Ds
eases Liver COmDsEIt, Female Diseases and Throne ""
esses generally Office hours from u 70 P n esIy'
Sundays excepted Consultation free.
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lAdvertisementl
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving

brush in either cold wstsr pour two three drops
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tAdyertsernent.f
The PHYSIOLOGICAL ORGAS,.-CoNsrRCc-

rIvIsEss-Ipgsnuy, nG.saI skill. lDEALIrY-Id"> love Of
bsauy poetry and refinement SCsLNrY-Lo'e OF the grand
vast endless and infinite INrTArioS-Coryins mimic king.
doing Ike AETRPun wit, rGeule t.eetlousness JoEins
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IAirrrtiserpentl

RRMovAL.-CROCkERY, CHINA, GLASSwARE,
Ache uninterrupted will their store, No 40
vesyst sboat the ls inst and vii run Of s,' heavy
stoss low prices for essh OF promo? credit.
10 avoid pense moving The atteunon OF Country N7r
chants particularly In, ted GOULD BLLorr importers
sad whoisssle Dealers No 1876 Pesr-t, New York
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Sunday bight about 10 o'clock Officers Griffin aud
Sherman Of the Sixth District discovered quantity
Of pho-phors fire in the match factory, corner OF
Wyckoff and Leonard streets. 1t was extingnished
without material damage.
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SCHOOL ExAxrsATIos-The Primary and Girls de-
psrments Of School No. Al. in Greenwich avenue
were examined yesterday. The Primary department
numbered go scholars. and the discipline and scholar
ship were found to be excellent. The teachers
Misses Susanna Whitney, Ca,harin. Pagan, Mary
Crowell, Elizabeth WATSON, Mary Ann Connolly,
Clara Cunningham, Sarah Henpel, and Sarah More
head. The GIls' department was excellent il all
branches, weakest perhaps in arithmetic and strongest
in algebra Some good drawing and writing were ex-
bibited. The teachers Misses N. Louisa Scott,
Elizabeth Cavenagb. Sarah f. Wixon, Rachel KnoS,
Mary j. Topping Charlotte Lafberry, snd Sarah
Copnor.
School No. 40, in Aten street, will be examined to-
day.
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CHARGE or Grand LARcESY-Peter Gim9re re-
siding the Seventeenth street and Gshh enGe
yesterday arrested Ocer Decker OF the fouftA De'
Poke Court charged in entering dwens Of Joseph San.
der west Twenty during the abssLes of
fbe family sud stealing heretrom trunk conAinns eo@ "a
bank M The accused taken before Justice bost aid
held to bell ia $500 o answer
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DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.-HUN

DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.-HUNTBR'S MBDI-
CA specialist devoted the popusr Discussion Of The
nature and o. s ns Of pulmonary
disease Published the LIST Of every month Specimen
surnbsss application 70 the Edi'or
RosERr HuyryS. NJ D.,
No. IS Brostway. New I0sk-
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lA1v0tiScnehtl
PyILs,-MRNRELY'S celebrated Church, Fl

tory ST. sboaf Locomotive School, Plantation ami oth
BELLS constantly hsni atA tor sale By FssANks Co..
tleir Scale Wareroom. No iss Broadway.
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Toothache cured in five minutes b. Dr. T0BIAss
wonderful yets,ian Linnent or pay; hessehs ss .n
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No Grand Jury was impanneled in the Court Of
General Sessions yesterday, there not being sufficient
number of Jurors preseot to form quorum. Petit
Jury was impannesd. amer which the Court sd-
jourped Sr the day.
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IAdveruserent.l
IAdv~rfisauianti

stock OF CHANDELIERS and Gas FIXTURES OF new
original aiA beautiful designs Of N,NurAcrvRs
MITCHELL, BAILEY & Co.. No. 55 Broadway.
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TAdyortisenlentI
Permanent Cures in oil affections of the throat


unss constantly being msds by WIsrARs BALsAN o.
WILD CHERRY Great ia reputation its work. greater
Many physicians speak Of in the highest termA
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PINEAPPLE DREssgs-A few pieces of an extra
sne quality sod cher arces msAs Of the hbe the Pine
spps frul, VII b opened mOr0v, F9jsrAIrs isstA
5roaE. Ne. SIS Bssatvsy.
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ADVERTISEMENT
WILSON'S ORIGINAL DASDEIIOS COFFEE

=
TIE got ue col wholesale BY BARNES Pask HncEaAS.
CLARK Co.. and scHIEYFLS Bros AMI a. retail BY Drug
ssf geHeray Manufactured at Nos IS and II East !t st
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NV. YORK Horticultural SOsHTr.-A meeting
Of this Association held last night at Clinton Hall,
John Groshen, the President in the chair. The meet
ing was called for tn. purpose of arranging the pre-
liminaries for the fist quarterly exhibition, which
takes place on Wednesday next. Several new MEM
bers were elected, md distribution was made Of
the seeds of about frty varieties OF Russian flowers
and shrubs from the Botanical Gardens at st. Peters
burg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08

Miss Lydia Sayre, NJ. d, of Washington, will de-
liver lecture, this evening. at the Stuyvesant In
stiiute, or The Dignity OF Labor and the Need and
Beauty of Woman Culture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08
A LAnnr H,rI.-The slcre OF Waiter Lockwood,

Of Atlantic and Clinton streets elonousy
tered Sunday evening and robbed OF several tous1nd
Dollar goods consisting u silks, sat0s shsws &c
ce o clerks sleeps In tho During the evening hs
was a. sep church On his he found the door oessd
OF the inside lie distance to call nPaon
bnd Cded the ferry for Policeman On hs eu'n
lie u The door Nd the goods might have been
expected. IL .atiance gained with false keys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08

CoRONER's IsQUEsr.-An inquest was held yester-
day uvou the body Of VIM Dety who came 70 his death by
in, fen bens run over by ralroed Several witnesses
WEI easmned aud il proved that tho Injuries were s
accident and death resulted ihereifos verdict 10
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