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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

The evidence Of the corruption which hiss chg
acterized Democratic rule ia the City Governmss
has forced eyea The Herald TO assume virtue
That jealous and scruPul. US supporter Of Mean
Fernando Wood, Deylio, Selah, and OF the c,ntr,.
ors end lottery and policy dealers, who folloStAsr
fortunes, is now clamorous for Tax.payers' pary
an organization which shall exclude all regulE
parties, and attempt the election of an ndepeadsc
ticket. We have NO doubt The Herald is sincsn
There is no other way to secure the retum u
Woods Foresters to power. Should the RepubEa,
and American parties unite in the support Of hOass
men for City oficers they would put somebody 10 ID.
Controllers Office who would be as unpopular VIII
thieves as is "Old Flsgg," as The Herald cour.e
ousy describes the present officer. lfthree or fu
tickets are brought out, the triumph of Wood, RI.
eel, Devlin, Fitzpatrick, Smith & Co. will be CO..
tain and to accomplish this triumph is the real
object of The Herald 1t is part of the job Of co..
soldatipg the Democratic Party, aud Strengthening
the Administration, and very important part loo,
since a full swing at the City Treasury, after the
good old style Of 1856, would be worth, at least
800, OCO to the Democratic party in the canvas II
1850. The experience of last Fall will convince ~
one who takes the trouble to remember it, THAN
thing less than the consolidation of all parties o.
posed to these desperate sharks will prevent tas
Treasury from falling toto their hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25
THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN 1850.
CATION

The Young Mems Christian Associst on held its
morthly meeting last evening, in the small chapel of
the University considerable number of new mem
bers we're Introduced and the attendance WAS very
full, the chapel being crowded. The Sick Committee
reported having aided one member, and sta;ed that
they had funds at their dsposa for the aha OF toe sck
Messrr. II. G. Mccormick, Edward Colgate aad
Lewis Hseck have been sent delegates to the Con.
today. A proposition for preaching tent like tlst
IN Phnadephis, was made, and referred TO the Dt
rectoTs.
Tie Devotional Committee WAS instructed % devote
means to Introduce the Gospel into the cdb houses
after which MIR. d. s. RIDDLE read an essay enlarg-
ing upon the motto, "Waii and Labor la the dis
cnssion which ensued Mr. FAIRMAS took occasion to
world TO teach i practical opposition TO the wholesale
corruption OF labor in the South. The approca.sn Of
this thought by the Association Indicated tina, they
ore act very bigoted, TO cay the least.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25
Two more British visitations to American yes
sells are reported by telegraph.

We print elsewhere new Stay Lawjus enacted
in Wisconsin, designed to stave off the collection of
Mortgage Debts. Our correspondent who sends it
is very indignant, but we take the matter far more
coolly. The fact is that indebted and desperate
men, who see all that they possess about to be
torn from them by the operation of laws which
they can modify, will have this sort of legislation,
especially where their creditors are mainly nom
resident. We say this, not to excuse wrong, but
to proclaim fact, which capitalists should never
have forgotten and should at least henceforth heed.
Men who foreclose mortgages on their neighbors in
order to lend the money to strangers thousand
miles away at twelve to twenty per cent, must take
the chances of such laws into their calculations
if they do not, the fault is certainly not ours. We
anticipate stay.laws, or something equivalent, in
every deeply indebted State, and those who are
persuaded into lending their money on mortgage to
strangers at exOrbitant rates must make up their
mil DIS to being called Sbylocks, shavers, &c &C.,
and paid Off at a) at the end of "the laws delay"
If they are not resigned to this let them keep their
money in their own neighborhsod, loaned at
moderate interest to those whom they kno'o to be
both honest and solvent. This may be cold
comfort, but it is the best we can furnish.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

In Congress yesterday, Mr.. Douglas introduced
into the SENATE bill which authorizes the Presi-
dent to employ such force as may be necessary to
prevent the preparation Of outrages upon the
I" flag soil or citizens of the United States" to OBJ
tain redress therefor when circumstances require
prompt action, n&makes it his duty to lay the
facts before Congress at the earliest practicable
moment Mr.. Pueh, representing majority of
the Committee on the Judiciary reported that
Messrs. Bright and Fitch were entitled to their
seats. The Fifteen Million Loan bill occupied the
attention of the Senate until the adjournment. The
bin was amended by making the loan coupon loan
al reducing the rate from six to FIVE per cent.
The HOUSE devoted the day to the District of
Columbia The Police bill gave rise to az animated
discussion between Democrats and Americans, in
which nothing specially noteworthy was said.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

endorsements Of !. 900 meo per month wiz ,,,,.,
seep ny the army at i.s effective strength; A.,
70 ssrrisops, Lucknow alone rsqqires 1t le.t A.
mep, over one third Of Csmpbels army That.
organizing for tie campaign Of Rohilsaad :,
scarcely be stronger than THE garrison Of Luck,..
We are also informed that among the British "A
GERS the option is gaining ground that tie susr,a.
warfare which is sure to succeed the dlsperso. :,
tie larger bodies of insurgents, vii DO far ~,
harassiog ard destructive of life to the British IA.
the present war with its battles aud seges. Al
lastly, the Silks are beginning to talk ia N,
which BODIES Go good to the English. They &.
that without their assistance the British VA
scarcely have been abe to hold India, AID thst N
they joined the insurrection, lIindcstan would 4,
tainly have been lost TO Eoglani, At east for In.
They say this loudly, and exaggerate il in u,
Eastern way. To them the English no longer "A
pear ss that superior race which beat then n
Moodka, FerozepoIe aud Alssl. From such
conviction to open hostility there is but step viii
Eastern pations: a spark may kind,c the blaze.
Altogether, the taking Of Lucknow has no nan
put down the Indian in:urcction than the talias .,
Delhi. Tbis Summers campaign may prodacemsI
events that the Brtish will hsve, next Water IA
20 substantially over the same ground sgs;a nj
perhaps even TO reconquer the PuDjsub. Bat n
the best of cases, q long and harassing gssrrla
warfare is before them-not al enyiable thug "a,
Europeans under all Indian sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

return rpo,sed TO Gen. Scott, beariog strong tes-
,imony assipst this unfortunate sale. Gen. Scott
transmitted this Report to the Department as W"
bis duty. Secretary Floyd indorsed thereon q most
unfair ard il supg commentary, closing 'eus;
when Hi. Department is required to report t, aeo.dass.
~ the duty shall be pertornrdi but uui
then uifry msn vii probably u1der'saas Io', up ~,
'-'-' -. b. FLOYD Sse'ss'y Of War
Now ADJ Gen. Thomas had never required
him to report" aoythipg whatever-had NOS
called On him for an e1plan.tion-hsd not ad-
dressed BIN at al. He had simply reported to MS
OWE superior, Gen. Scott, that the sale OF Fort
SrelIg was SD ni.t,ke and wrong, and that no
Military man eouM have recommended it. Add for
this honest and obviously true statement the or
gratia ",uperior 10 authority" Of several weeks
standing, assails and houts the faithful officer who
is precluded by discipline from making any reply.
But the Country will reply for him.
Be it understood, opce for all, that we DO not
blame Franklin Steele, Richard Sche nor Arch
bald Graham for buying this property at oAe'foursh
Of its value. It Was not their business to judge
whether this property was still needed for public
uses, nor to tale care that it was not sold for less
than its value. But that ras the business of Mr..
Secretary Floyd-business for which he is honora'
bly, regarded ard literally paid-and, in asubordi'
nate sense, of Messrs. Eastman aud Heakel like
wise. Mr.. Mather, too, having resolved to dip into
this pum.puddipg, ought to have initiated the
fastidiousness of his man Graham, and refused to
take Minnesota commissonership at Mr.. Floyis
bandi. Nor, after the assurance given by Mr.
Weller in the Senate on the strength of which
the proviso was carried, was the Secretary
morally at liberty to sell otherwise than
at public sale, or in some manner which secured
the fullest scope to competition. Congress, as the
Grand ILquest of the Nation, is now called to re-
view and judge this whole transaction. Let the
Members discard prejudice, begin at the beginning,
ard draw the inevitable differences from what the
witnesses conceal as we'll as what they disclose,
and they must realize that here is most reckless,
deeply planned, profgate squandering Of publ:
property to satiate perOnal and partisan rapacity
And if they hesitate to pronounce the proper YER
dict on the perpetrators, even to their chief the
Public will be less forbeariBg and will be apt to
include them in its judgment Of condemnation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

The Board of Health met yesterday to talk over
the swill milk busne-s. A Committee was ap-
pointed to make investigation and report as so on
as possible what measures may be necessary for the
abatement of the nuisance. There was q general
disposition to DO something, and it is to be hoped
that the disposition will not cool off before radical
relief is Afforded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

The tpaoe allotted TO advertising in The WEEKLY
TRIBUNE has nearly oil been tien for this week.
Favors not handed n to-day will have to lay over for
another week. Pncs 81 per line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

The Leavenworth Constitution was probably
adopted by the people Of Kansas at the election on
the 18th inst A heavy vote was not polled, but,
according to estimates made upon the spot, the
majority was decisive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

BY an arrival at Mobile from Tampico we learn
that the siege Of that place has bee, raised. Gen.
Cara was attacked by the Government troops and
bis forces scattered. The forts were taken by the
assailants, and the river 10 now open.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25
BEWARE or Poison

From using common insect banes
E.erT prudent man refrsps
81 the children. lacking sense,
Taste them, whst's the consequence
Would you know It'll refer
Your question to the 5Toner.
Poison, tats the dreadful lane
OF the dangerous stuff. Oh shame,
Wneie's thy blush. when such vile trash
Can be sold from thirst for cash
LYON's POWDER STANDS alone;
OF all Insect baues yet known,
None save this Is 'isonless;
None % fatal ne'enheless,
To roach bed bug flea snd ant,
Insects that destroy the plant,
Aud al creeping hyite thing
That have ulandibes stings.
Lyons Pulls, the world renowned,
Eyeryw here are fatal found
To rata and mice-maIauders
That IN every touse are boarders.
pot Of Lyons MAGNETIC PowpER AND Pills, NJ. 4
iwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

TEAR Duct CLOSED FOR THREE YEARS
Cured By Dr. S. b. SMITHS MAGNETIC SMvE after paysi.
ciss and al remedies hal failed Wife Of C. Pubs No 81 Hons
For sale by DR.. ). b. SMITH No $50 Casa-,: new
nan Der. Church st.. and by Drugsists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

BACHELORS HAIR DyE.-WIGs AND ToUPEEs.
LArses stock In the wod-This celebrated establishment
No IS Broa1wsy Twelve private expressly for
pieston Of bis famous HAs DyE the bes, extent BrcnELoR
&res and have this n tbe
suy psce where these things properly and made
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Ne,pTcrk DAILY Triba,re

TUESDAY, MAY %, 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

A LADY who has bs'n cured oil GREAT NERVOUS
pysirY many years misery desires 10 make known to
all fellow Of rslef address, iusosinS
stamp to pay return postage,
Mr.. May u. DEWITT, Boston, N4ssp
and ne ,reseIipsiop win b. (fteel by post.
To NkRyOCS SCFrERERs.-A retired gentle
man hyiug b. restored health in fw days sitter
yeas ~ t al refvous suffering IL wisg assist Others By
ssnd hs. receiving stamped envelope bearing the sp
pho ants address Of the prescription nsd Dteci the
Rev JOHN NJ DAGNALI No. lee Fulton-s:. Brooklyn, Y
CAvTo>-M d. cges to Learn thai many spurious prepara
tons c. bis prescription being osIet upon the Dom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

Depo, Of LyoN's MAGNETIC PowDrS AID PLLs. NJ. A.
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

REMOVAL.
w LDER's
PATENT sALAMANDkR SAYS
The great Fire. Proof Safe OF tle world.
Depot No. 1911 broadway, c'rnsr Of DsJ-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

MI SIMEON DRAPER the choice uptown LoTs, about
25 lC0 forming the remaining ton of the
estate the North American Banking Company This desirable
estate % and 9Th from lO2d 10 lSh
ss affords large choice of selection 20 capitalists seeking
improving estge Al the time will be
sold at Monroe Hail. HoUsE and LOrs of Centre and
Pesrl NJ and six Lots In Souhst between State and
Atsnte sts Brooklyn The opportunity Is favorable for large
purchases the national growth Of the city nsures increasing
xsl~a I'M rios NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

GROVER a. BAKERS
CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
"Por or family became fully satisfied that Gro.
ser Bakers machine best and accordingly purchased
l." Am. Asiculturist.
"To al Of which Tie Tribune says anon" Tribune.
forever BAkersis all tist IL eans 10 be-" Independent
Office No 495 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

but lawess, drunken, brutal rabble, dissolved
into bands of robbers far more lawless violent and
greedy than the Sepoys who had just been driven
out of The place The sack of Lucknow in 1858
will remain an everlasting Disgrace to the British
military service.
If the reckless soldiery, in their ciyiizDg and
humaniziDg progress through India, could rob the
natives of their personal property only, the Brit
i.h Government steps in Immediately sfterward
and strips them of their real estate as well. Talk
of the first French Revolution coDfscating the
lands of the mobiles and the church Talk Of Louis
Nopoleon confscating the property of the Orleans
family Here comes Lord Canning, British no.
bl. man, mild in language, manners and feelings,
sDd coIfscates, by order of his superior, Vis;ount
Palrrerston, the lards of whole people, every
rood, perch ard acre, over an extent of ten thou
taLd square miles. very nice bit ofLoO indeed for
John Bull And DO sooner has Lord Peterborough,
in the naue Of the new Government, disapproved
of this hitherto unexsmpled measure, than up rise
The Times and host of minor British papers to de-
ferd this wholesale robbery, and break lance for
the ri,h. Of John Bull TO confiscate every thing he
lhcts Dul tHcp, JOuh 10 OIL cAtrptobdi UcHlsj ouu
what is vitue in him, according to Tie Times,
would be infaniy in others.
Meanwbie-t to the complete dissolution
of the British amy for the purpose of pluuder-the
insurgents escaped unpursued, into the open coun-
Try. They concentrate III Roiilcund, while portion
carry On petty warfare in Dude, and other iugtiyes
have taken the direction Of Bundlecund. AT the
-sme time, the hot weather aud the rains are fast
approaching; and it is not to be expected thai the
session. will be SO uncommonly favorable to Euro
pc an constitutions last year. Then, the mass of
tie Euro pesn troops were more or lees acclima.ed
his year, nos. o! them are newly arrived. There
10 no doubt that campaign in June, July and August
y i'll cost the British an immense number Of lives,
ard what with the g.rrsOns tina! have to be left in
every conquered city, tie active army will melt
Down very Ispioly. Already are We Informed that re.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

THE CLOTHING TRADE has never presented
more superb stock Of GESTLEMESs CLOTHING and scale
of price, than will be found In the extensive sale rooms OF
ROGERS RAYMOND,
Corner Of Fulton aud Nassau .sts
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Gln1nnGi.

ALBEIT II. EIcoLay. Auctioneer-Ofee No Br,.9 q
DEGUIAR DAILY SALE Of STOCkS ana
III Bon Ds-ALBERT H. klcoLAY vii .eh THIS pAi
(Ihsrsdty) q, I2l o'ciock the M.rcasnts Exrhsnrr;
& 200 Tenn Alton r. r. st Mtsr per CENT sonas
200 udisnapos r. l.. MIG 10 per cent on.
66N Cbcsgo s. Psn and Fond Lac pr eeHi noaas
go Lake Ere Wsb.sh and ST. Louie X ID aiso bonaA
o,so Ohio Stair p-r cent Bonds d lss.
zoo Lo,i.iara State PEI q Bonds.
a. 900 Lee County tfsws) cent Bonds
% Inc ans.is Cincinnati z r. 10 per crn Bonds
5000 Hannibal and s., Josephs r. ir Mtg per cent DE
2Oso Iinoi. State PER cent Bonds -. -,
q ,u.r,, York and New Haven geuuine 0oesfh
IeAv snd Western K, so rsn
~ share. Third Avenue r. : no ssrh.
30 -bsIe, Ssw-fork ard Harlem r. K. % esca
10 share. Sixth Avenue r. r. Co, Sim escn
10 ehsrs New Y rk Consolidated Stage Co. : . esen
2ists1-. Wells Farso Co.'S Express, 500 each
On ,hIs's P,rhc Bank. SO.
go shares William bursn City Bsnt . 50 eaca.
20 shsrts Aitizsns Bank 100 each
10 share Comnonweglh Bark. loo esch
% .hsr"s Union Bank $50 each
100 81 srss Ps1fc Fire Insurance Co. 80 eseh
- share. Peter Cooper Fire Ins Co.. 30 esh-
% shares Hone Fire Insurance Co., 100 eses
"a shares Firemeps Insurance Co I'll eseh.
shares Mercantile Mutual Marine ms Co. 500 each
Next Regular sale TOMORROW tFndayl Rrrl., Aqe,'9n
Sales Stocks Bonds Notes and other securities ~ ERi "a
a. ia o'clock the Merchants EychAnge Stocks and Boha
bnusft and sold Private Sale, and 81 the Brcses boA
allowed Deposits Loans Negotiated sud DVsena
:, Priv,,e Sale $3.50
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILR ROAD.

II The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the AtlAnes
titles with Western North and South western Stsne
by continuous Railway direct This Road also eonness
Pittsburgh With daily line OF Steamers &c all pos the Wet
srn Rvers Cleveland and Sanausky with stesmsr 10 u
ports the North Lakes-makns the most drec1
cheap and reliable route BY which FREi0Hr can be Forwards
% and from the Grtst West =
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
FIRST CLAss.-Boots, Shoes, Hats and Cap. Books,
boxes and bses, Feathers, furs &c 100
SECOND CLAss.-Donesic Sbeetns, Shifting and
Ticking Tin original baiss Drugs I'm cssksl Hard c..s- -
wsrd Leather lin rolls or boxes, Wool aud Sheep in
Pelts, eastward,
THIRD CLAss-Anvis. Steel Chains lin c2sks
Hemp Bacon and Pork saed Goose In acks >65 ceas
Tobacco, manufactured except Cigars, cat 6cs) bf2
RoURTR CLAss-Co8ee Fish bsDn B~es nudt 4.
Pork I'm casks boxes Esstward Lard and Lard n -
OIL, Nails, Soda Ash, German Clay Tar Pitch, IA
Rosn, Recommendations. W.
FLous-7sc. r Dbl until mrther notice.
GRAk-a5c y 100 n until further notice
CoIToS-@z bale, exceeding 500 weight. onh furthaI
notice.
scuar to marx the package Via Raros' An
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road Phiisdep6.s
Pittsburgh viii be forws rded without detention.
FREIGHT AGEETs-Hsris. Wormey Co.. Memphis, Team
K y. Sass Co, st. Louie; r o. ORely Co., Evsfsvie,
Ind Dumesny, Bell Co., aud Carter Jswet Louisville,
Ky B. G. Medrns. Madison, Ind II. Browp Co. sad
Irwin Co. Cincinnati; ~ W. Graham Co.. Z.lesvills
Ohio Lrech Co. No 81 Knbys., Boston Lsscb Co, No
Asor Houss, NewYork and No 10 South-Et NewYyrk r.
J. sneeds. Philadelphia Mssrsw k"or.. Bssimos.sD 4
II. II. HOUSTON, General Freieh. Ageat FhiialepAA.
H. L0MBAERT. Superintendent, Ajtoons, Pa
January 1. 1858.
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OFFICE OF THE BEEKaAS FIEE IssuE.scs Co.
Jan. q, 1888
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of SEVEN
n PER CENT has been declared payable Feb I'll when
STEPHEN r. CoNGER Secretary.
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CUPREME COURT Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ AARON n. yANCLEvE, WILLIAMR AcKEAN md 70
SEPH POTTS, who have survived xENOPHON J. NAY
MAID Against REUBENP DAVIS, In esss-Nyeies hs.ky
svsp tsst on the second day OF April s pA WRIT Ot At
G the suit q the above named pas9 suiss ee q ~
defendant fot he SUM fwslt fys h.nd'es
I $500 w1lLIAN n FORCE, CeI
jh tsw3un' bARxEH 0UAnExk Ao~ssCs
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" k ksS1 Bank SH Hel1oa A Sss Yor.
CANT PAUL, MINNESOTA. J. KNOX q
- Co. BANKERS.
Refer 70 Atlantic Bank Nsw.Yort Marine Bank CHICAGO
OslO AO0 WANTED, at TEN PER CENT
RZU,OOU per Annum, for four or FIVE years secured
BY bond unncumbeed hrstcs's rea esate ia
Cincinnati worth more than twice the amount.
WIN. p PRATT Co.. No 81 Nssssu-st.
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6airs bp anrrion.

A. N hrswg Aactioueef
DY BANGS BROTHER s. Co--Irade-oAe
I'D Rocurs No - P.rSevv. -,
FRIDAY FyyNiN0. Jsn. g. AZ 81 oesch
NEW AND FRESH STOCK A large c1'lfcnoI OF SUNNY
and mi eelaIou, BOOKS eonprs ssrrst vsriety o. tae
ciore pu eosons ~ many Of the leading pabh.nns
mostly Ia pc sfder an las, editions and VII De oace' ~
lots to suit purchasers. he
D.s,L s Horcs Alctioaecr-Oare No. 25 Broadway
nANIEL $. HOUGH will sell at auction, on
IL FRIDAY O. morrow Jan. p, :. lot o'clock N uss
IA. r-ys,e rrsiance No 2ts West sd BIB 81 ne
sri rad Furniture contained In the hcu An-~spsps deserp
zion /, i'm possb Be appreciated must b se-n ss esa
o,u. now rr.dy 40 lots Of superior s.
y r,ure and large qusLiy Of elegant Dsososs "s'a' CT
Al &c Sac positive ard postponement or any seeoSa
Fer full particulars see Friday morning. papers
r. GOLDSMITH. Auetioneer
WILL SELL on THIS DAY CIhursdYl'
w al The fpe FURNITURE Consisting OF Two e.,sa use
wood Psor Suites one richly irNd Pispo-Fo es supfi'r
instrument $3.50 fully warranted for two se' o.,
good Asortmen Of Bedroom Furniture, consstins OF oed
.te.d washs;sna MAreses both hair and pins " sS,s
order, LOOKING Gssse &c, the ptvre ew-H no ~
West 18th So 10y O'CLOCK rain shine fe'ons l. Nsut VI
fpe ro.ewooc Furniture will fnd IL n this sale
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Msrellaneons.

NEIL> PATENT SAFETY STIRRUP-A new
~ invention prevent flea rider iou being d'ased 70
A. .ht BE- used BY who rides horsebsk For
s,le b, HORsTMAN BROTHERS & ALLEN, No. Maiden.
~ Z, aSaress JAMES NEIL. Yorkville. n. Y.
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6ouses ano farms Uante6.

AMBROTYPING and PHOTOGRAPHIC
"A ROOMS WANTED 20 LEASE In some Ne
Manufacturing Town OF Village thriving Western Tow "a
dres, With Of md lowest terms AABROTifE ac
Box No. 2sI4 Pos-Ofice.
CITY LOTS WANTED.-About 1000 square
feet q L.ud wanted within ~ ms Of the Bs,-ry for man
ufcurins tpo.es preferred, account OF light
C,sh will paid Apply 10 J. BEACH. esq II Sss.sns
HOUSE WANTED to RENT in NEW-lORk
IL "A convenient moderate sized HOUSE, with all the
modem improvements and good yard attached suitable fof
susI family (Auercan) Would rent at or from the t
NJ NAV fished could be made for the Fur
ni,ure Address IMMEDIATE, Box No l4 Tribune Once,
stating rent and al other particulars.
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