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Riehnrd.on. Rro,hcr a Co.. CirenIar.

1frfr0
,,e,ic.r mat with fair demand early in the
rsek At very full prices Siuce that time howe,sT buyers
asene of lied a. 10 "a aesreT from &C ,rey
Imports during the week 81 5S5 bales Iotsi saes OF
,os1s CO Americas and 800 leaving TO tbs trade
So go bales Sales to-day 100 bales Oneiuaus Seeu-
Aion and for export without further change In prices
OUERcITRoN BARK-SOLae few saes have taken place OF
Philadelphia small lots at i26 aud 200 bags Baltimore ex
CIoyIR SEED-Some transactions have taken plsce in
American g. no. French al 50 07o and German at y" =
eyTt but buyers want some decline.
LasoThe sales Of the week Of about 80 un' at IL
regular Prees, ranging from ~ aeo o' extra me qsy s00u
TALLow-During the earlier part Of he week there was
SSeI since es SseD snsy o and W. quote Of
ewt the market closing heavily sss' sOoa oo casa hhe
BEET-he week have been about 600 terees
at 1901 for "Sisndsrt's" lo2 edl5 for Hos 10y for
the better Of Beef fr which has checked business
$40 the above sales all took place in the eay part Of the week
don. Old is difficult of sale al IS y barrel ... -.
BACoSSses amount TO about 100 boxes at 81 61 Tor 6
h and 5S for bOneess" lot Of Shoulders ia pickle sold
In our report Of Tuesday wc stated the market
what dearcf for WHEAT aud indian Corr at the same tme
DE business IDg Of limited character since that Pc
rcd hs ruled steady for all articles, SoSsr, fenepaI
demanded shade more money i9f Tor the past week
consist Of sol quarters WHEAT against g S75 quarters for
same week last yesr Average price this year, M Or same
TS. dss market was fairly attended aud better demand
experienced for wsEA5 Than for some mas.of eSys past
Flour hold with hrmness but no extent oil business 10
But few samples Of INDIAN Com exposed for sale and
with moderate demand further advance Of Or was
established, 3S being obisned Tor mixed ana yei no.
uent in price could be obtained. - ,,-
Imports the amount to 1873 ~ 9. WHGA
EEports for same period 94 qrs WHEAT 1851 INDIAN
We quote the value Of American White WHEAT loj9duI ,
Red s1l0alon T. 10 his Baltimore PhisdsPha end ONO
FLOUR S7ld40l Western Canal ibO36i y bbl Mixed IN
DIAN Corn 35i White S5i ass y Or
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fAdvsTtisenent
CAIrION TO WRsTERN MERCHANTS.

Since the introduction Of Scbsdsn Aromatic Sohnspos int
the United Stste number Of Liquor Miners In New fsft
Bo.ton and Phsdeipts have been eDsssed In putting ~
and poisonous Gin Ia aud Jugs sad y -
parosd % upon the unws for genuine Schnspps hs,s
directed nv SCENTS TO instu. legal proceedings ssans al
srou whom they nsy ascertain to DO engaged ~ this aes
system Of deception and call tho press and hs
rublc 10 sd them in their efforts remedy evil
the public undertsDd the Sennapps not soi4 ~
tie gallon or pipe only cold In quart and pint bottles "
cases Of quarts and two dozen nts eses eo'ue
yeioped in yellow PAPER with my tho boto eoh -
fec siuile e my sture on tee label a.. l.. A.
For sale BIZ al tbs Wholesale Drp sdsts sns oo>s" -
Ciy. oDoLr S x,vt.,,,,,.r
No 10, % and q beaver ST., Nsw.fst-
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fAdyertisement
THE BROADWAY RAILROAD AND MR.. HAIGHr.

To The Editor Of The ~ Y. TTDHne
SIR: The statement of Mr.. ID. ii. Hsight of the
st. Nicholas Hotel has right Of course, to summons New
Workers. to tho rescue as often his Interests snoed re
require their aid but he has right To niHepesent ohsn
II Is not true that thirds Of tho members
Of tho Legislature been secured to vote for Brosdwsy
Railroad have Mother bOsssd iniimsed any sass
thing The Broadway Railroad application rests wholly upes
s M rts and it's necessity The argument In its fsyo s
pmeDt TO ali W no fall either vehicles pedestrians int
the stream Of human through that thorough
fare The has been submitted TO the members OF the
ature 10 be decided according TO their OF fnes
Ii expected the boty Of proud anA
arrogant individuals who admit that with srant Of which
thew were the proprcto Broadway Railroad would be much
lee. obeotlonsbe JACOB SHARP
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ASSEMBLY.

RLbCTIOS or JUDGES.
Mr.. FOOT presented o petition from John Duer and
others for law providing for the election OF Judges on
other days than other officers elected.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. GLOVER, relative TO road Ia Putnam Co.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Mr. SIlEA-For the better security of mechanics
erecting buildings in the County OF Richmond.
Mr.. Il. BAILEY gave notice that at some future day
he should move to suspend the rule that the Dill TO
repeal the Prohibiory Law may be made special
order by a majority vote.
MIR. MAHEN gave notice Of bill to regulate the
duties Of Port Wardens Of the Port of New f0rk.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
THE BRoADwAr RAIL ROAD.
Mr.. GLOVER brought in bill to confirm the pro-
ceedirgs OF the Common Council of the City of New
York, relative TO raihosd in Broadway and other
streets Of said city. 1t provides:
The resolution passed By the two Boards OF the
Common Com el OF TIE City OF New the nSA scon on
day December 1852 giving The authority aud OF said
Common Council 70 Jacob Sharp ssd othss to lay double
from the South Ferry flyuinth street in said city, snd
hereof 70 eoutnue the from time to time aong the
Boomgdsle road to ManbsttanvdS IN sad
hereby ratified confirmed and essblshed and shall es
held and place, be legally yAd and eheetas 70 al
uteIis aud snd tho said Jacob Shs aud others
the said resolution their are hereby al
hofiIed to construct complete extend and use such raw
ard through the streets and road aforesaid NATL otherwise pro
rdcd oy act 81 The Legislature or anti the rsat sAa
and terminate according Of the second section
Of the act notwhstsndas obligation ground Of ooee-
ton heretofore existing setion Onnenced OF I'M
ton Issued adjudication had TO the contrary. Nothing hoFe
Ia contained shall be construed imparnS ineRlei 10
impair in any manner the Obligation Of say contract
SEC. Fernando Wood, Co nelias ". Lawrence. James
HaTyer Jacob A Weserv- Stephea Whitney william Kent.
Edwin D. Morsan Cyrus issss O. Bsrfsr and BEN
Ppesnsy are hereby sonstuisa Bo.rs ~ commi.oner.
with 70 decide hereinafter provided efect OF
owners Of real estate lying along the thereof H. the
exr.tion year from and after tia said
railway shall 10 sSmPls!sa, The ssaA cSnvissSssrs, ~
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back the bin erecting the County Of Kent thst the
citizens Of Steubsn County can be heard.
After debate between the Steubcn County deeys-
ton, tire motion was lost
Nr. WAKEMAN moved the following, which was
adopted:
Rs-oses That the Sanding Ccrruittse Comssros AMI
EsssilOn ~ sHthored proceed the Cities Of Ssw1ork
and Brosklyp the Investigation Of Hstreu oonneotoi VITA
e Hsrbor Coamoner and pending ssfors tbs Lossd are
Recess to 81 O'Clock D. IN.
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(AdvertisementJ
DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE LAST DAY.-What

osn be- done dav should h deferred until tomorrow We
notice by our advertising columns Messr REmsgs DfSGsgs
intention Of closing the aes ct their brownsoe store Nos
NG 9Th THURSDAY Tho SEXUAL oss On this
Of these sales must be imnense
IT. prces marked in plain figures convince the most To
Judge Dry Goods OF the sacrifice submitted
10 dispose Of these goods During the next four dAys
eco worth Of rich DREss and HousExsErERS Oooos
uust DO disposed OF at soms price What Q sacrifice.
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ADVERTISEMENT
The LATE DAMAGED SILKS. by refe'

our advertising Lady readers win notice the sss o.
those THIS MORNING at CHAkLts
HgAgp Co.'s No SOL Grands. Tho great interest mani
fesi ed By Goods merchants 10 obtain the goods
from The auction sales their great import
snce We another add important feature In the
Jobbe and those In tho rsds have no
chance.
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fAdysrfissmsnt
I.cpa AMI EMRRnInRRIRs

TowLE Co have received per ats steamers splendid stok
Of EsBRoIDEsED COLLARS, SLEEVES, TRfasIsGs. HAso
gyRcHIEYs FLovscscs &C. English Thread vslsno'en sn9
Gurure Lsces, Lsce tsis sc making one o. mo rosSse
stocks found and at prices lower than DO obtained -
guy other house IN the city. .
COLUMBIAN Hall, No. 3i Grand st.
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CIT Y I TIE NJ s.

Tie weather yesterday was intensely cold, much
more ike nid-viuter than March At night there was
slight furry OF Stow, but the air was toe cold for
regular storm.
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Freights.

Mesrs Jacot TAYLOR Upper report FREIGHrs from Liver
poo 10 New on follows Pig Iron, bars aud rails 6@2)
SsIt Dry Goods u 60l76 Hardware II 6 Earth
enwsGe, 10 Passengers as Ia 0t4 grOsA
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According to the terms advertised the whole Of this
portion of Broadway is to be thoroughly cleaned by
Monday the 18th inst The work is to be done be-
tween D. IN. and a. M, and all vehicles are to be
excluded from the street between those hours, to af
ford the contract Or greater facility for the accomplish
ment Of his contract. All the dirt taken from below
Canal street must be dumped into the Battery enlarge
ment, and the balance in the Park fronting Chambers
street.
There are thirt y.fve blocks from the Astor House
TO Union Park, of which twrnty.sH twenty-seven
already cleared. The price given for cleaning the
remaining eight or nine looks very large. But per-
haps this eleventh hour enterprise will serve the de-
sired end of heapDg liberal allowance OF praise upon
the head Of " our worthy and efficient Mayor
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tAdvertissmeBt
DISEASES OF THE LUNGs.-iIUsTERs MIDI

CAL SPECIALIST devoted the popular dsc ussos Of he
prevention and Of all forms Of pulmonary
and published the lat Of mouth ssoomsa
numbers 90 spTiieati0n 70 the Edo
RoBssT HvsTyi NJ D.,
No. SO roadway, hewYo<t
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fAdvertisemsntl

AssIGYgE's SALE-The stock Of Dry Goods
4, store No s Orsndt consisting ofsks sbswls Msrnoss
Parsmsttss Plads Ieaines Cseoes Flsnn,s csssim:se
sstinets. shrtDss Linsns. Table D.nas Nsphns, Mar
and large stock VI Domestic Goods all TO be sold ct gs2
sacrifice. by orcef OF me AAS'SHSs.
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To NERVOUS SUFPERERs.-A retired Ciergy.
man restored health in fev Gays. sffer many yess q
So. eryou, 90 1sng xious mske known the mesns -
e.rs WI send trsej the prescription vssd Direct e ses
Hev JOSH ~ DAssALL, No 80 YussnsS, Broeklyn, n l.
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PMs.-Dr.
.,ryp Den,, No 81 Washnxton place adjoining tbs Nox
HsYf Upyeriyj By reeent discovery In A. sshecs (which
arrllesbs and fros from al obsction ssw
erirsetns Teeth without pam EIusetns hours. h'~ V
u
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ESTIMATES PoR CLEANING BRoADwAr.-The bid,
for cleaning Broadway rather those parts that are
not ceaned) of snow and ice opened at 2 o'clock
on Saturday in presence of the Mayor and Controller.
VIM Baird being the lowest that appeared was
-. A.. iii.
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Owing to the accumulation of freight on Pier No. H.,
North river, foot Of Courtandt street. the proprctos
of the Norwich and Worcester Line have arranged the
same in a condition that all consignees may receive it
without delay and trust all will their utmost cSer-
lions to remove the same to-day (Mondayl in order
that their steamers may leave promptly at o'clock,
p M, with passengers, in time to make connections
with the Northern and Eastern trains from Worcester
and Boston.
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SUICIDE Br SrABBISG.-An inquest was held -
Saturday afternoon by Coroner Gamble upon the body
of James McCanhan, aged man. who stabbed hin
self in tie abdomen on the eth inst with intent 10
NIT suicide, and died on Saturday morning from the
effects Of the wound. The deceased was native q
Ireland, IS years Of age and resided at No. 1874 wsst
Thirteenth street The Coroners jury rendered vor-
dict OF Suicide by stabbing."
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Apnysr or HOUSE, THrEvEs.-John Marvin, q Ia

boer John Brown shoemaker were arrested on Sasr
ia, with robbg the house Of MT VIM III Mese1
is S1ty frst street Second Of wearing apparel
&C. to the value Of sbout Sloo appears that the accused
found tho outside door uDsned and entered tho house and
after oreD inner door gained 10 tbs property
Officers Jones Fletcher OF tho Nineteenth Ward Police
made the and found the s-n property posss~on
the pont Justice Pearson locked tho offenders up to 80 sc
trial
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GAs-GAs.-Gas Fixtures Of new ana oosau!9
desisrs ast < tho Sprns u.de Also ~ ssss ~
Css private Dw,inss Charehss of ~
ssaGtzy For whossais rstsd e.li q o.f Ess.
10 Dspst, Ne ~ Bsssaws2. Asesss, "Aess w"
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ATTEMPTS AT SELF-DxsrRucTIos-On Saturday
night named oldA attempted suicide At hs rostene
corner and Thirty fourth street. by ousnS
throat with lie discovered bleeding profsseiys
and taken Bellevue Hospital, where no lies critical
dtion. The cause Of the rash act did not uanspirs
About 6 o clock the same night man named John
W Jaime while partially deransed attempted fdesruetsa
by umiug into the dock foot Of Grand street lie how
ever reesaed BY Capt. Bbrook, OF the bark Corasss snA
tskea 10 tbs Thirteenth Wasd Police Station.
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JUnPIS0 oUr OF A WNDow.-About O'Clock yes
terday morning Mrs. Catharne Griffin, residing WITH
her husband the corner Of Pearl and Elm streets,
jumped from a second story window into the street,
and sustained very and dangerous injuries "
Der spine and hip. She was picked up BY the polics
end taken to the New York Hospital. II Is alleged
that she had been beaten severely by her HUSBAND.
and it was to escape further violence at his hands hss
she took the fearful leap She was in critical situs-
ton, and her recovery is extremely doubtful.
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Fnnrn DIAN TX 1nr SrRrxr.-Coroner Gambls

Found DEAD IN TIRE SrREEr.-Coroner Gamble
held an inquest Yesterday at the Fh Ward Police Station
upon body Of unknown about 70 years Of age whe
vas found dead Saturday night upon the sidewalk In Jag
street near Hudson po-tmortem examination. made ~
DR. showed death TO have been caused By ubsfcaisr
rhhisis and the Jury rendered verdict TO that effect
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CHANDELIERS A


assortment Of new and original desns all Of oar own ma,.-
- ~ " MITCHELL, BAILEY Co.
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Ac.DrNr OF MUsIc.-The Opera will recomnence
tonight lMondayl with the "Trovatore by Mad.
Lagrange, Mis- Adelaide Phillips (her nrst appearance
in Opera in America, her native country Mr. Bngnol,
Mr.. ArnOdio, and Mr.. Gasparoni.
LAURA KyEsE's -" The Two Loves" and " The
Novelty are deservedy successful at this Thester.
NIBLos-The Rsvels, with the new piece, " The
Elf King" q new pantomme, and Mile Robert and 8
ballet, are the potent attractions.
WALLAcK.-A variety of we-rendered old standard
and new pieces nightly fll the house.
BRoADwAY.-The "Cateract Of the Gauges will
be played in this house, the first time for several
years.
BURroS's-whh the propretor's res corr'ea, and
pieces varying rom The Winters Tale" to " The
Tcodles this establishment is a standing attraction
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C,prrp, NJ HOUSE, BRr.xERs.-About O'Clock

CAPTURE OF HOUSE, BREAkERs.-Aooutt o o'ock
Yesterday morning tho Of John Burke No. sA Cherry
street entered by burglars who opened the front door With
pair OF nipfers Officers Lyon and Town Of the Seventh
Ward Police were informed Of tho circumstance and
pe tho house captured the rsscas they In tho act
OF leaving L. They their es VIM Whalen and
John Brown locked in default OF Sto bail saoh
NV Justice " God for trial
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Window Shades, White and Buff Holland. on


CiOt6 Table Covers Picture Cords Tssses kc mssesee-
turcrs prices ty WooDY DAD WEnsLr, No Crssnnss~s
\. Coantry Merchants supplied st tho lowest pf'S'A
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COMMISSIONER EBLIsGs SECOND TRIAL - Dis
CHARGE OF me JURY.--On Saturday morning, at lOi
o'clock. Recorder Smith came into Court and dis
charged the jury in the case Of Joseph L. Ebhng,
Commissioner of Streets and Lamps. They had been
licked up in the Court during the night, having
been twenty-three hours in deliberation. The Re
cordtr expressed his regret at their inability to agree,
especially as the jury had disagreed on the former
trial Still, as there likelihood of their coming
to better understanding he felt it to be his duty to
discharge them The jury, when they were discharged,
stood eight for acquittal and four for conviction. On
the former trial. the jury stood nine for conviction and
three for acquittal.
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American Securities.

Relative 10 the market for American Stocks Messrs d. Bell
Son CO. London report that during the weet there had
been activity In the market but prices remained without
alteration at the following quotations:
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School ExAMISATIos.-The Boys Department Of
School No. ~, in North Moore street, was examined
on Friday. The number OF pupils present WA f'i.
Defamation was the best exercise; four or five draw
ings were well copied. Some Of the boys read very
well, and class Of twenty was examined IN French
which il taught by Mr. Bergen. In the Grb Depart
ment there are nearly a hundred studying FRENCH
but no 1neu.ion was made Of it during the examina-
ton. About eighty boys in this school are studying
Latin Grammar They sent to the Free Academy
Is soon as they are little advanced. The irA "
very thorough, and perfect. The singing though &C.
cs.ionaly little too loud, very fine; one of Two
soos, by very little boys, excited considerable sp-
rlsu.e. Mr. Geo =. Bristow teaches music here and
in the Girls Department, and the scholars have boon
taught some rather difficult pieces. The teachers OF
the department are: VIM. Beldsn, Thomas w. Conk-
lin. Charles e. Aymsr Charles ID. B Simonton Ezra
Beech, IT,. and Misses Mary E. Higgins, Lois A.
Smith. Eliza H. Bur, Louie BuschmaD, and Angelina
Cornell. On Monday, Ward School No. Is in Plth
street. between Avenues C. and ID. Wiz be examined.
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PRIzr FioHr PnxvrSrgp.A large gang Of dis~.
derlies assembled yesterday afternoon in Josss's
Wood, for the purpose of witnessing prize fight be
tween one Albert Cassidy and man whose name Wa
not escertsined The principals stripped for the 6sht
end about commencing when the Nnetees.h
Ward Police pOunced upon the party, and car.srsa
Cassidy and twenty-four Of the by.standera The
whole crew taken before Justice Bogart, whs
locked Up Cassidy, but, after lecturng the Others iss
them go.
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CHILD BURNED TO DEATB.-An inquest was held
yesterday by Coroner Hs tho body Of child shsssa
inonhs old Dsta who sufocaed Of the ire
In Fifteenth street. Avenue A. Friday night last Ths
Jury rendered a verdict Of Accidental suhocsiion-'
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swindlirg the firm Of Virtue. Emmins s. Roberts ost
Of ell rs. II appears that tho accused Was employed
to for the firm for subscriptions 10 work
titled History Of America, and for each subscriber
he obtained was to received 81 80. lie had bee, 10
work but few hours, when he returned with LIST u
subscribers and wS paid ell rs a. his commissions o.
the seme. 1t wss subsequently sscertsised that no
had made false return, neither Of The parties
named in bis list had subscribed. Justice Cosnslv
licked him up for examination.
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Chr MoRrALur.-There were 1914 deaths in the
city last week, viz: 72 men, IT women, l37 boys and
100 girls showing increase Of IA on the mortality Of
the week previous. There were 10 deaths Of bron-
chs, IS Of consumption Of congestion Of the lungs,
q of inflammation Of the lungs, 10 of congestion Of the
BRAIN 10 of dropsy in the head Of typhus fever, Of
Inflammation of the BRAIN 30 Of scarlet fever, a5 Of
convul,ions nantie), 10 Of debility, IA Of marasmus
In fantlel, 6 Of measles and Of small por. There
were also premature births 80 cases Of stborn aud
IL deaths from violent The following Is the
classification of dseases Bones, joints &c, s. brain
and nerves, III generative organs u heart and blood
vtssel, g. luDg- throat, &C., go; old age, a skin,
&c, ard cruptive feyers 4e; stiborn and premature
births, &c. stomach bowels, and other digestive Or
gans, 40; uncertain seat and general feyers. 30;
urinary organs g. The nativity table gives PEA natives
of the United States "a Of Ireland q Of Germany,
Of England, and the balaIce of yariou. European
countries and British North America.
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named W. }. McCaoe was yesterday arrested BY o.
Ger Wade u TIA Lpw-s Police Court, charged VIA
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lecture will be delivered at the Stuyvesant Insti-
tute, No. go Broadway on Thursday next, before
the Yooung Mems Roman Catholic Benevolent Asso-
citation, by J. G. Moylsn Subject" The life aud
tmes of Lord Edwa ard Fitzgerald"
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We call attention to the notice for meeting in the
Park at noon this day of the workngmen of the city.
The purpose of the meeting the advancement of the
interests Of American labor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10

The Rev. John Lord commences course OF FIVE lec-
lures this evening, at the Church Of the Puritsns on
the great Fathers Of the Fourth aud Fifth Centuries
St. Chrysostom, the orator; St. jerome, the monk;
St. Ambrose, the Prelate; st. Augustine, the theolo-
Oisp. and St Leo the POpe.