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political TEXT BOOK
Il FOR 1850.

x.~ Stakeholder 10 yhe Tribune should nave a copy
A POLITICAL TEXT BOOK
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RRsPRcTIEG
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THE MOST NOTABLE SPEECHES AND LETTERS
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Gutlerp, 1ar6ware, &r.

A A. THOMSON a. Co., No. 2l5 Water-st.,
a. NewYork Importers and Dealers IN Tn Pisses Roofing
lie Also Timers Tools and Machines which they offer of
sale al the lowest market prices
EULLER's PATENT IRON RAILING for
Houses Churches and Cerneteres 10 cheaper 'nsn oa
.txIs. JOSEPH L. LORD jr., Agent, No. 4S BroId~ay
DTSSIA SHEET-IRON for sale by
IL "A THOMSON Co., No 2l5 WsteI-'t
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THE BROOKLYN CHINA-WARE HOUSE

II =
ST. Hotels and Families hat dsomely and onomc4y
furnished with China Glass, Silver plated Goods &C. from
AssotmeI varied rs Hny in the county. Rich Cut Glass
Msntle Onameuts eega"t Dinner, Dessert and Tea Sets
Bronze end Paran StatuBry
The citizens Of BIockyn particularly invite to call before
purchasing ONINGTON bhOTHERs,
Nos 2JS aud $40 Futonst Brooklyn.
ITO PRESERVE FRUIT, SWEET POTA-
TOES Gc-The Grsnulated Cork is found to BE- superior
for his purpose IL dry hgh ndnrtor 70 heat aud
cold and costs only 50 cents for bsreul bale Of two
Iels ready fer shipment, II o. 5. w SMITH No. IS Cen
er.st
ITO the LADIES.-The cheapest and best place
i TO buy SILVER-PLATED WARE, TABLE CUTLERY
and ell kinds Of House Furnishing Goods Is T.. D. BASS
FORD5 at Cooper Institute Aston place. Cd and 9Th
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Boar6 an0 Rooms.

pOARD-. "A young Man, of good habits and very
ID respectable family desires B0AhD in pleasant 10 ,sity
IN small and strictly private family where he be vel
and have the comforts OF good home locality be-
tween ih and lAthsA and ID and uva Address with fu
particulars, c., Tribune Office
BOARD WANTED--ln a private family for q
- Gentleman his Wife, and Daughter in the vicinity OF Dr.
Hawkss Church. Terms go per month. Address C., Box
No 27l0, r. o.
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Apprentices and Practical Mschsncs will be taught "n'u
charge
OLD COINS WANTED. Dollars OF 1874, loO4,
tS.f 70 400 dimes 1894 20 1905; Ceus 1888 TO 1877 l
igot " Hill Coin Dealer, No. Beeckof a.. ~ I.
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and sus house preferred Address with fall particulars
ALBERT RI Pr, Box No. 7e3 PostOhce.
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NIARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior
Vl 10 anything IN h,vns six times the strength Of
marble and not Injured or stained bV smoke coal DID,
aids They sold che sper than anything tho nd In
aket Architects buder and others invited I, Il, and
eIsne at the Company. show Rooms No a5a Broadway N.
- WEsT CAsrLEroN SLATE co
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printing.

AT JAMES EVERDELL's-Wedding Cards,
N NOTES These eel brsted engraved Cardc.n be had
only the old Gard Depot No o2 Broadway corner Duane
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (haf price).-
II Wedding At Home and Note Pape-s &c Business Cards
Bibesds P0itra &C.. at KELLis, No VI F'on St. n. Y
WYNN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. IO4 Fultoast
w Latest STYLES Of WEDDING CARDS NOTES, EN-.
VELOPES &C. Established 1871
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Real estate for Gale.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

A COTTAGElRESIDENCE
N FOR SALE.
WATER FRONT WORTH THE MONTY"
on NETWORK BAY.
otter for sale my residence at Com nunpiw II mi-s from
Jersey City Ferry by horse railroad good story aud attic
HOUSE, filled with brick built only years In thorough
email bare heney with about four city lots This
property and fine view Of Staten Island Fort Hamil
ton the Nsros, Bedow Governor aud Ellis Islands Brook
lyD EewYo and Jersey City good bGthng boating fishing
oystering SO Price $500 Terms person wish
ing nice Homestead in coed neighborhood drives schools
churches including
Now is the time TO purchase. Call at Communpaw or
Metropolitan Hotel NewYoTk Also for sale hrstelass Sail
Boat 10 feet keel built by C. Ruek Row Boat 10 feet keel
built by Gary Winier Possession Immediately.
4 FEW beautiful COTTAGE HOUSES and
IA LOTS, with one to two Of LAND and two FARMS
situated fremont Wechestcr County for SALE or EX
CHANGE. Apply TO WILLIAM GRAY, fremont near The
Depot or to TH0S. l.. BRAlNARD, No. ~ wallst.
AT ORANGE, n. J.-C0UNTRY SEAT of 6
"A TO &c acres the depot hnca.s sprOyemen rich
through the buildings Apply 20 l. PATTON Co., IL Wm-st
DROOKLYN FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE
ID Price only $500 possession Immediately; Viz The
three story Phdepis brick No Ia Fort Green rnAe la.
Canton.t) ocstion unsurpassed ouy few steps nom ts
Fptoasy carr the heose plambed IN hs best nsraer with
bls ~slnns bath room. &c. Terms rasy Apply 4, "
NICHOLS, No u hss-aC-t., NY.
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Aopertisiiis aaents.

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~ PAPERS published the UNIrED STATES snd
BRITISH PROVINCES, JOHN HOOPER Co, No. Al
PsTh.roW NJ Y Times Building ~ advertisements in
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Reielenoe-THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION
ITO ADVERTISERS IS N. PETTENGlId "
co No llg Esssaust are CONSTANTLY seadng sdyen4nk
m, rts 70 any and every paper u the United Safes aud Br
Province Al the publishers lowest Papers DO
on ME at their Offices No State ST. Boston, and No ll9 Mas
sau.st New York.
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fluaurlGl.

HnTH DTyIDEND.-OPFICE or GROCnu5
~ FiRE IbsCkAsCE CosPAsi, No. ~ Wall ~, Bank n
Neg-York Budding New-Yors Sept. g. leo The Board 81
Directors base his day declared eG sunua Dividend Of Sax
tl PER CENT che Capital STOCK Of the Company pyss
IA Stockholders domand JAMES q. Plat Bee.
TyHIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
Il CoksER 3D AvEEcE AND 2srB sTEEET- CaAHrKRks lSs
Sig pt ceu interest paid all from 81 TO 5000 bsA
spen oaiy frou los Aso On the evenings Of dos'
-" SPENCER X. GREEN. President
g. s. CHILDs Secretary
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OFFICE PENNY FIRE INt. Co.,
BRooKLYN, September II. 1860.
TNfIE Board Of Directors have this day declared
H. a segnisnnua DIVIDEND Of EIGHT PER CENT (sl
psyable demand their branch Office No 81 Wsst ~ T.
PHILANDFB SHAW, Secretary.
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ITO COUNTRY GENTLEMEN.-An Editor
and Printer DESTROYS to SETTLE in constituting
village Parties who would Ike good Newspaper,
Printing Office and steady industrious man settle among them
nsbt nots stating the Inducements Of their neshbor
hood 70 MrlM GORDON. No. 335 West 36h-st New-York-
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VIO NUMISMATOLOGISTS.- SALE, a
i rare unique Collection of SILVER COINS Am ng
others Massachusetts Six pence and Shilling l'z Three
petce Of Fizabeh 1878 &C. To be j. 5. MACKAYS
NJ Court Il BROOKLYN.
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IETROPOLITAN BANK NOTE REPORT-

WI Err, corrected by the METROPOLITAN BANK and
GNYNNE DAY is delivered in this city and Brooklya
az so Weey and 81 so Sc nj Monthly per Scot by
usil at 80 Weekly 81 50 Monthly and 81 Nonbly
This Reporter Four Pages Larger and is pnted with Lssef
Type suy oher Bank Noe List issued 10 this city, The
Descriptive Register of Genuine Bank Notes potec
spurious bills sold the subscribers Of this Re
porter at 81 per copy. ofice No. IL Wall st
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FROM BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Resolution 10 audit bill of Keyser Co at S lO for reg
lister for heating Office Of Register.
Board ofSupervisors, sept ii, 1850
ayes adopted. .
Resolution audit bill Of keysAr Co. for repairing roo Of
City Hall Of Cou Of Common Pess at sl63 S2l
Board Of Supervisors, Sept ii, 1860
On md NOE dOptP
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1861

MOFFAT-In Brooklyn on Thursday morning April ster
.hctt illness, Susan isabella ssnsh,er o. David ana
L. hohat sstd year, months and 20 dsyn IN.
Ire hfpd OF she iy respectfully invited 70 sena .ae
funeral from the rsside,ee Of Der parents no. %
street on Friday april g. ssp M, without 'ur'ner no',.o
PURDY-On THURSDAY, Apru s. Sarah sish widow Of Bar
tboouew Purdy, sgsd 90 sears and 10 dsys
TIE relatives h uds OF the family respectfully invited
attend the funes services the residence OF her on
sw John Garland No. 1873 East Thirty 1rst street h
ssy) evening at n o'clock flor remains will be taken 20
Rye Wsrckester County, for ufemen, Saturday nom
ing by the O'Clock train from Twenty street Depot
QUNN-In this city. Wednesday, April John b. ounn
aled IL years. |It.|
sPERING-Tn this city wednesday, April Libbie, infant
daughter tf VIM W. and Mary speing, aged mouths and
.dsys.
sTFPHFNs-In this city, on "Wednesday April g. George In
FAINT OF John asd Sophia Stephens, aged months and IA
days.
VAN yEGHTFNOn Sunday, April J, at schnylervis, Sara
ogt Comfy Walter Van Veghen In the s year OF his ago
wR0HT-In jersey City, "Wednesday, April =, Corneti
Eliza dauaher OF Eliza Wright In the 10th OF ner ags
Her ends are invited TO hor upsrsl from the Bap
Church. In Grove street on Friday, April g. at2ocock
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Total. 40

1be business of the Clearing House Is 81, 672 0OO
Tie FiremeD's Insurance Company has decls ed sem
annual dividend Of five cent, payable IN the 10th
irst The Mum Illinois Land, dividend o. ten dol
lars y share, payable on the 9TH inst At meeting
Of the Bank Clearing House Association, the appca-
ton Of the Esst River Bank was reported favorsbly
upon by the Committee and the Bank restored to mem
bership in the Association. Some gold is being sent
South We are largely in debt to Bostoo, bnt the bal
snces are not being drawn to any extent in spscie
The free banking law of Pennsylvania has been sgned
by the Governor.
The supplement to the charter Of the East Pennsyl-
vsna Railroad Company, which has just become Law,
authorizes the construction of branch lateral road
q miles in length, ffom Temple Station, 10 connect
with the Reading Railroad at or near Tuckerton. 1t
is announced that survey will be made and the work
pot under contract forthwith. The Company expect
ohsye it completed by the LIST of July at cost not
to exceed $25 600. This connection will open direct
line of railway from the Schuy Kill coal region to New
York. very little longer than the proposed Aubarn aud
Allentown route and i'll doubtless dispense with that
improvement as unnecessary expenditure. The
Reading Raj road Conn any IL 10 favor the con-
nectop, and will allow coal consigned to the New.
York market by this route to pass their road
ct fair pro rata freight charges Influential parties in
Scbuylbin County are also favorable TO its construc-
ton, and will assist it. They consider that it will
answer all the purposes that were intended to be
accomplished by the Auburn route, and at infinitely
less cost.
The coinage of the United States Mint at Philadel
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DIED..

ALDERMAN In this CITY, on Thur,dsy, April s. MIRA.
Her remains viii be taken to Psrsmus Bergen County ~ j.
for intement The relatives and hiends are respectfully In
yted attend the funeral from the Reformed Ddtch Church
that Sunday next the 9th inst, at O'Clock H.
Paterson papers please copy.
BIRDIE this city, "Wednesday, April Mrs. Mary Bird,
Her rssvss friends and of her Mathew and
James d. Bird are invited to attend from
dence Of her in law Charles J. hipp No Ill Hammond
street O'CLOCK Friday afternoon tier romans viii be
tsken to Greenwood for inteiment
BsRNBYn Philadelphia at the residence Of his sister Mrs.
Samuel or % Of %2 I A a, Sr sspy
Of stis city. ssec IA wears snd 4 months.
Notice of the funeral in Saturdays paper
CoLE-At Utica, "Wednesday morning April at the rest
OF Der mother Emily Jane the beloved wife Of Mr.
Frederick Cole Of this city.
CANFELD-In this city, Tuesday Apr O. Of consumption
30 year,.
DLMAREsT In thi. city, on Tue;dsy. April 2 Hannah
widow OF the late Peter Dearest aged 80 years and ~ Gays
EvANs-At East Chatham, Columbia County, Ne L., on
woope.ds evening" AP Mr. Ss;1sr1o ~ Evans. D..
sbectfuliy invited attend.
HDGAR-on Tbursesy morning April in the 7ith year of
her sge, Cornea lie Roy, Ielct OF the late Wn Edgar
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral from Galway Church, on Saturday, st p m.
FIsB-Sud6snly on Wednesday April T. Emily vito OF Wm
L. Fish snd daughter Of YIN. T. Jennings, esq.
The Of tauy respecaiy Invited 20 attend me
funerals DR. Cbspa Church. Broad"ay this SfndAJ aser
GIBsoN-suddenly on Wednesday evening April T. Of apo
plsxy John ubson native OF England 'eed 0" years
The relatives and family respectfully invited 70
attend his funeral this rdsy afternoon o. oclocs rom hls
Late residence No. ai Atlantic street. Brooklyn nus remains
will be tsisn to Galway Cemetery
OORDON-On Wednesday April 4, william moiensor 0ordon
Ia tho SD ycsT Of b!s only son Of Ins ae ohao
Gordon and grandson Of the late William moiena0f esq Oh
HsTeul. -, -, A. .,....l.
The friends Of the family respectfully pvted 70 attend h
funeral on Friday afternoon, at O'Clock h'to az. ne tea
d,pct No 40 Madison without fuhef in'iiHlon
Trenton aud Cincinnati papers plesse copy
GAILLARD-In this city, Wednesday APRIL Jane Msr
,hs wife Of Dr. Edwin s. 0aird ana asusu'o'o 'h' A'e
Rev Edwhfd Thomas OF South Carolina
LATsOE-sudd.Ily, on "Wednesday evening, Apfu T. Mary
Ann TTois, wife OF Wm. g. LaisoB -. NJ r,...,
The relative. and friends of family also John W. Lasen and
DR. H. Shepherd moat respectfully hvi,eo anu he
funeral from her late residence No. $40 tsnih asenue thu
(Trd,y) al O'Clock p M, without fugthsf nFp"''n
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The movement in general Dry Goods for the week
has DOT been important The larger houses are dciDg
moderate business with this State, the Ohio, ndians,
Illinois, and Michigan trade bat the general market
lacks vigor, and the dealers evnce little spirit The
auctions are attracting more attention. and the losses
incident 10 the sales are marvellous. The general
export trade for the week has been large and the de-
iyeres include nearly all the prominent forega mar
be's.
The package business has somewhat improve1, from
the fact that many large clothing houses, who have
hitherto withheld their purchases have been in the
market, and moved many of t1e low woolens which
were accommodating. Toe demand for desirable styles
of Black Saiirets has been good, and an advance is
reported of DC y yard above the lowest point.
Spring Cassimerts are not wanted, except at great
sacrifices, and the attention of makers is turned to
Autumn goods The demand for general Domestic
Cottons is about equal to the supply aud no apparent
accumulation ia observed, while certain ttjles are
becoming scarce Printing Cloths are held firmly, bat
the printers have withdrawn from the market, and
refuse to purchase except at reduction although we
report no decline in star dard goods. At present no
cloths can be imported which would cost as little as
domestic good but if cottons continue to decline In
the Manchester market, some importations viii be
seen in the Autumn, unless concessions are made.
we annex onr usua abatement of exports Of Domestic
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y yoR the WEEK ENDING

The tax of cents y Dbl. on Flour, and SO cents v
tun on through froirbts, which was imposed by the
Msnsgers Of the Ere and North.East Railroad, COM
meneine tie let Of December last, were 10 be
taken of, on and after April |. This tax was imposed
by the Managers of the Erie and North-E ist Read to
in part imburse them for moneys expended In main
tainirg the connection between Erie, Pa. aud the
New.York State Line, during the Erie and Harbor
Greek wsr, three four years since The connecting
reads bad urged upon the Erie and North East Com.
papy to maintain the connection at all hazards, and
they promised to zee that road reimbursed. Thls
promise not having been lived up to, the Erie and
wien the lake was closed 10 make up in part the ont
lay it bad been at in keeping mp the connection. This
tax has amounted TO about s., 900 y month.
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Tie Cincinnati. Hamilton end Dayton Railroad has

Tie Cincinnati Hamilton end Dayton Railroad has
declared dividend Of ~ y cent The grcss earnings
of this road for the year ending March 81 1885, wee
$3.50 42' 49, and understsnd that the earnings for
the year just closed will be, in round numbers,
$3.50 COOan increase Of about $50 OOo. The expenses
of transportation in 1889, were s23977 49, and for
the year ending 1890, they win be somewha. in
crossed.
The Hudson River opened this year ten days earlier
than lat year. The following il statement of the
receipts the first BALI of the fiscal year Of 1889 and go
as ccmr AIRED with the ssme period of 1858 and SO:
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The receipts OF -four aud grao At this point for the
pact week ave equivalett TO 1851 busber Of grain
against l5 SO bnshes Dur ne The corresponding week
Of last year. TIE increase however az will be seen
by table IN another place. IL entirely in corn and oats
1.-The rteists OF other articles sbo wing fsllpg on
The smorIt of breadsus 10 store bere at this DATE
IL 1876 1873 bushels sganst 99i 800 bushels Ia store
here at the came cate last year Il IL pretty easy 10
see that the country ia nearly exhausted OF wheat
TIE ceipts smaller than they wee this time last
year-eDd If II were hot for the magnificent iocrease
in receipts of corn we could not keep pace WIN
our business of last year.
RncEiPTs OF Flour And GRArs yoR THE WEEK ENDING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

HoYT-MARsTON-On Wedesday April BY the Rev. 7. X.
Smith. Mr. VIM. II: Hoys Of Baltimore, and Miss Aiasnea
L. Mar Of this city.
oGDEN-MIKEsELL-Ob Wednesday, March H. by ths Rev.
g. w Walker a. the residence BRIDE. father Mr. JOHN
O. Ogden Of Lgonier Valley Miss Lizzie Mkssell Of
Inc lana County
SHUR-DOTY-In this city Tuesday April by the Row.
W. g. Mites, H. shur esq Of CNdington, Ohio, TO Miss
SA1eh e. DCty Of New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06
The coinage of the United States Mint at Phadel-
phia in March was as follows:
................aaos.s SOL

The Supreme Court of Obi, ia very elaborate and
able opinion has affirmed the validity of rail way mort
cages in the most liberal Sc, setting aside all the
pleas raised in the case Immediately before the Court
of the Columbus, Piqua, and Indiana Road, and hold
ing that the franchise to the road passes with the
sale, though not the abstrac charter itself.
The Coal transported ON the Delaware, Lackawanna,
and Western Railroad during the week ending March
RI was IA folloNg: