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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-11

The Illinois Republican State Convention met
at Decatur yesterday, and nominated Richard C..
Yates of Morgan County for Governor and Fran
els A. Hoffman of Du Page County for Lieut..
Governor. The remainder of the ticket nominated
is as follows: Auditor, Jesse X. Dubois; Treas
urer, William Butler; Secretary, 0. NJ. Hatch;
Superintendent of Schools, Newton Bateman.
Abram Lincoln was declared the choice of the
Republicans of Illinois for the Chicago Presidential
nomination. The delegates at large to Chicago
are Gustayus KeoBer, n, b. Judd, David Davis,
aud 0. Ii. Browning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-11

Ths world does move after all. In the United
states Senate yesterday, the sennte's Homestead
bill was passed by vote of "A to 8, after Mr..
Wilkinson's amendment, which put pre6mptors of
five years on the same footing with settlers who
should hereafter settle upon the public lands was
rejected by Democratic votes Mr.. Wade re-
newed bis motion TO substitute the House bill, but
il was rejected However, the passage of this bill
is something gained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-11

With the proceedings of yesterday the bulk Of
the anniversaries were brought to an end Our
columns embrace reports of the American and
Foreign Bible Society, the American Tract Socie-
ty of Boston, the National Womans Rights Con-
venton, the business meeting and collation. of the
American Congregational Union, the Institution
for the Deaf aud Dumb the American Bible So
ciety, the American Swedenborgian Printing and
Publishing Association, the Five Points House of
Industry, the African Civilization Society, and the
American Episcopal Brotherhood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-11
REPUBLICAN CEsrRAL CAMrArcs CLUB.-The

REPUBLICAN CESTRAL CAMPAIGs CLUB.-Ihe
members composing this Club met at their new rooms
No. 722 Broadway last evening Simeon Draper, Pres
ident, in the Chair. Several new members were adj
mitted. On motion, Committee was appointed to
report delegates TO represent the Club at Chicago, and
after a few moments Consultation they presented the
names Of hessrs. Draper, George Opdyke John A. c.
Gray, Edward Collins Isaac Sherman, d. ID. Field,
Henry Huelett, w. A Walker, Moses Grinnell, and
Andrew CRATE The President then addressed the
Club in an eloquent manner, anmadyerting severely
upon the subject Of the Union party nomination, and
claiming that the Republican party had proposed
TO dissolve the Union violate any Of the principles of
the Constitution.
Mr.. Horton of Westchester County, Mr.. Daniel
Ullnann and others, addressed the meeting, after
which an adjournment had The rooms Of the
Club are open day and night and during the campaign
public meetings will be held every Thursday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-11

The Board of Aldermen are squandering the
peoples money as freely as ever. Last evening
they voted to give $4,000 for the privilege of
using a fire-escape, 10 better than those used by
the London fremcD, and $1,000 to pay the
expenses of member in contrasting his seat.
What those expenses were we know not, but they
could not have exceeded $3.50 for counsel, to
attend four or five examinations before committee
Of the Board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-11

ing Mayor Wood Did theyno know that he had
been rejected in another Lodge at least that he
was stopped after the first degree, and unceremo-
nously thrust out Were the stars against him :
And why did the handful of his friends call
special meeting at an unusual hour and rush him
through the F. C. and NJ NJ. degrees between day
light and dark Who can tell the whole story
without betraying secrets 7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-11

An unexpected conclusion was reached in the
Scnate's Committee on Territories yesterday at
Washington, by the negative vote of Mr.. Latham
on Mr.. Green's proposition for the alteration of
boundaries This ties the Committee, and pre-
vents the amendment from being reported. The
effect of this may be to carry Kansas through
the Senate. Had Mr.. Douglas been present in
the Committee, the vote would have been the other
way, and the amendment reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-11

Yesterday was set apart in the U. S. House
of Representatives for the consideration of terri
torial business, and the tedium of Legislative pro-
ceedings was enlivencd by one of those scenes
which so often disgrace the Chambers of Congress.
A remark by Mr. Kellogg of Illinois which, as re-
ported, seems entirely inonensiye, was replied to
BY his colleague, Mr.. Morris, who accused him of
playing the demagogue. Mr.. Kellogg retorted in
an excited manner and strong terms, and an al
tercation ensued, accompanied by general cries Of
order, and raps Of the Speakers gayel. When
quiet was restored Mr.. Sherman moved that Mr..
Morris be censured for the use of improper lan-
gtIage. and Mr.. Adrain proposed that the ccnsure
should extend also to Mr.. Kellogg. Mr.. Sherman,
however, at the suggestion of other gentlemen
withdrew his motion, and quiet was restored. 1t
would have been as well had the motion been in
sisted On. and the offending member, or members,
been properly rebuked. 1t is quite time that some
decency of manners was cultivated in the House.
Mr.. Bineham's BILL declaring null and void all ter
rtoIial acts in Mexico, establishing, protect
ina or iegaizng Slavery there, was carried through
the House by majority of seven. This asserts
emphatically the Republican doctrine in relation to
Slavery in the Territories Action on the bill was
opposed with q good deal of vehemcnce on the
Democratic side of the House, and the vain hope
INDUCED that Republicans would shrink from the
responsibility Of passing it. 1t was assumed, how
ever, with great alacrity.
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To the Associated Press.
NPw-HA

To the Associated Press -
NEw-HAyEs, Thursday, May 10, 1850.
The Connecticut Legislature this morning reelected
Senator Lafayette S. Foster The Democratic candid
ate was the Hon. w. w. Eaton Of Hartford who
made speech in the Democratic Caucus last night,
taking strong ground against Mr. Dougas and bis doc
trnes declaring that the seventeen Democratic States
repudiate Them and defending the Southern view on
the Territorial question The vote Stood in the Sen
ate IA for Foster and for Eaton; in the House, ID
for Foster and 20 for Eaton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-11

Posed on them by the Constitution Of the
State. 1t would therefore seem that this yexsd
question is likely to get into another snarI. This
difficulty n. ight have been avoided had the House
appointed special commission 20 take tho tes-
tinuny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-11

The Commissioners of Public Charities and
Corrections yesterday removed Timothy DAILY
from the Wardenship of Bellevue Hospital, and
abolished the Offices of Storekeeper and Assistant
Clerk in the same institution. BY the recent
action of the Board in dscharging employees and
reducing salaries, saving OF s24, 800 year has
been effected,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-11

In the House, too, good work was done yes
terday. The Tariff bill of Mr.. Morrill, was passed
by Al majority. All sorts of illbustering was en-
ployed to prevent this result, but in vain. Now
let the Southern members of the Senate defeat this
bill if they dare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-11
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Connecticut Politics.
stch to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
NEw-HAyEN, Wednesday, Mayo, 1860.
Lafayette S. Foster was to-day renomnated TO
the United States Senate. He received l24 votes.
Gov. Cleveland received IA. Mr. Fosters nomlna.
ton was made unanimous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-11
The THIRD Edition


TIE COMMERCIAL ADvBSrSH~
Published Daily
At o'clock, p: m, -, ,o,orrarhic
Contains al the OF the day. local 80
~ =, ths hos Of publication The
go ,s rs long established reputation ioI entire
in,nsty and Independence Of opinion shu Us
- go sbiIv with respect to It's financial Reports anu oo
Si ;s,sssnce knowledge that these arc Us cnal
1870 I've to the Commercial Advertiser an innuence win
g. 1890 second 10 that Of newspaper IN the United sses
Ihe ssnt s,ansa Metropolitan Hotel,
go Eonse LsfaTge House,
81 Nicholas Hotel, fnth-sv hoseL ~
1bs deno OF the New Jersey Hudson River, tiaI anu
Hs,en Railways at the staten Island broosyh Jersey
and WiilismsbuIsh Ferries; and al the fos'Oce he""
30 p n 4a2 Broadway PTlsbury No pol 3d-sy,
WSnc A Il M ss3 Broadway Uoode Co.. No 257 3day.
R,artano No ea6 Broadway Taylor, No. 2s9 3dav,
- r. NJ I;rosd,gsV - Bennett No 453 Sd-av.
-. H va Broadvsy Policy No $40 4th-av.,
Greene No 9i2 broadway Williams, NO oto 4th-aV'i
burke, No. 6S3 Broadway, busteed NO 4w tthWt
Incis No 90 Csruiine-st Isylof no. st4 s,,ha'
= - yy,.ns, 2l3 Kleerkar Bentley 6thav. and 23dst
Honssvrorth No s2l Sp-ngst Bentley No III 1thay.,
Vsr pns No lsa Yack.gt Gribbcn, sthay. and Troyst
Shields NO. ~ Hu6sonst, Rookie No - 6ths'i
as-a;sr' NJ 4. f;reearsict-sv smart 81 eth-av.
S \. s,n a. o,ere-pl Shepard cor Esd t and 9Th
O'Brien. Chambers Hudson, Hart, No. 20 oth-av
CoIToy, No. HuasVu-st Beach, NO n1 osnaN,'
Teller No. &c 3d-ay., Powell, no Z'V o'na'''
McLehose, no. III Sd-av. -.
Aud In Brooklyn OF
Green, opposite City Hall, henn-tt Atisntcs1I ,. ..
DoTeuu-, G9 aOu-st, Eagan Atlantic near N'u' %
Heath. No l5l AyTtleay.
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New9lork DAILY Gribn1re
FRIDAY, MAY II, 1860.
go CORRESPONDENTS.

We cannot undertake to return rr)e'1 Whist
ever intended instics must be r
ana address the writer-iot necessary ioi Puon0"
,,nn bnt a. 4 guaranty for biz good faith, =, - 4, -,
hoh V' AZ T,iK TRiRuSR should In all csses be ad-
"" i-os.aa 10 HORACE GRExIKY Il 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-11

Il ii true that Masonic Lodge, or portion
thereof in this city has been suspended for Initial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-11

ZEPHYR MERiNo UNDERGRADUATES,
Fox WARN WEATHER.
At low prices,
No. sc Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-11

Mr.. Curtis made an effort TO get the Pael''
Railroad bill taken up, but failed, from ooec'i''
being made by Mr.. Garrett lie will make ~
other attempt ON Monday, with the expectaIion. =
having the 22d of this month fixed for the con'if
Grafton of the bill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02
J. BLEROKKR, AUCTiONERR

j. BLEEOKER, AUCrlONEHE.
a. Supreme Osust SALE under direoHon q Dayton Hobart
49, Trusse. f vausble property Broadway xsrra and
New stroets
A. J. BLEECKRR. SON CO., win cell on Tuesday April
3 II II O'Clock. st the Merchasts ExuAAAge:-
OF BaoADwAy-Ths valuable Dlet Of csaA Win b.idias
- - broadway and HssL and Morris aEresk
0s bsoADwAr-The plo visA buildings. knevn = No, 50.
Or NAE sfRkEf-The lot q grounA VIII The buildings here
- "a Ae gde Of the street. oonaecang In the with
n lass mentioned lcp. known a. Is New street.
Maps. &C., at No. Pine street.
BLUNT fIIIIOTSON HAYWOOD AH'ys.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02
SALMB AT AUCTION.


8 RraURT GOLDSMITH, Az JrIOSkER -oFFfCs NO.
- aUusSaoLD FURsIrURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
To morrow Monsay). April n 10y scScs pr SSnsy,
Al tho rosldence Of Dr. Dupree 90 West hevonih srsot
Afew dora from Ftfth aveauo.
Sale positive % &C ,ount OF departure for Europe. .
asd permits to 500 Tho haue 'An DC MAJ Oh
A. T. GOLDSMITH CO. viii sell q. auction, Monday,
GAM faraiare osoi.ia q q sld AOuss: ooa;...ng of
Rosewood PiAnoforte, tuli octave. carved egA
'""'1 - ~"As Velvet and Brussels OArpsss.
Eteseres Escrstoros. Bookcase.
Oil Psintngs, Brsnzes and Works Of An,
so, rosewood Centre FABLES Soa Side Tables ltdys lsd
Work Box Table de Mutt three suits q ees.ns
crimson actin medallion; Sofas CHAIRS gsc
and Oval back pAror ChLns Turkish saun Lounges win
dIsuss Asaes pier ana mantle irrors SIDE b,.rd
.s I'd y" s ..s
ses Caxpss; velvet Rags Osc~Ans Aso xars 81 Hn
q n ssss ~
%s.: "a s rose cd S.asss
aAA OrDoau Uook; ParAs marble 5aiu Drosden painted
and Roman Vases oak Buf extension Dlng Table Eng
& Isa pisos. sSo chm. Isa Ss Ps.s. PuSoS Bow. sdis
.sS ss Day ss s'1
Bsdseads antique styie BureauA With marble tops wash
e: Ss :S ssi s :ns ss
spreads Third and fourth ssoss furnished 70 CORRESPOND
.snsss saS scs %
81. Boss cAaiT rsaIs: l...aSs 6eoi. L.e:
BEDDING chds Cradle 40 4c. Basement and KHchsn rur
situo Of every description. wi which tho sale VIII
NBSale peremptory and possavc WHOM regard 70 wea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

a office No. Cooper Institue vt sell to morrow Tues
day. April at lC A. NJ all the rich and costly furniture aud
house decorations the private residence
Clinton place In Eighth street. few doors OF Broadway
This sale embraces ssorment of clsss goods
ly end respectable order and be sold without
In the catalogue will be found velvet other
pets rosewood suits pier and mAntel Mirrors WITH
and mahogany chamber furniture; fine hair Ma1es
OF msrtoous on Painnxs superb mante Decorations rich
IAoes rare ana otner CIRCLES corresponding
houses Noce hereby given that sprng
shan not indulge In lengthy adv
regarding the practice useless and Oft deceptive
Intended for strangere Especially for
tho country than for the Intel. gent citizens metropolis
We shs at ali times, through our advertise ments only to
what We have 70 sell and 20 assure our customers that
will receive at hands, In all equitable and homo
rabe treatment Catalogues at the house morning OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02
The Crops.

The reports OF the condition Of the rowing wheat from
nearly all parts the country are favorable In no quar-
ters have noticed other than catering accounts thus
fkr unless we except the late wheat in part Of
Kentucky.
From the Northern Standard, Of Clarksviue, Texas we
clip the oowngWe fear tina. the wheat crop OF North.
ern Texas has wohrds destroyed by the unusual
severity Of the winter Spring wheat should be sowed In
large quantities and heavy crops OF corn.
gentleman who has just returned from trip through
many OF the counties in Middle Georgia, between the
Georgia. Central and Macon Railroads. Informs the Atlanta
AMERICAN that the wheat crop promising,
and should mishap beall the yield will be very heavy
MAN KILLED by Hrs SoN.-Abe Potter, farmer 10
easy and about 20 years old was snos
the 3Oth ult residence Geerheld MASS by his
son, Philander +. Potter. The had claimed largo
sam q due labor AID to XIII his father
was not paid After dinner the father mad laid down
TO sleep, and the loaded pistol and double bar
relied gun and fred times through the window and
door the last taking effect In the fathers sde aud
producing wound that must result In speedy DEATH
Tho son attempted escape, but was arrested within half
q mile Of home,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

OF
ON MONDAY, April Z 81 10Y O'Clock
Positive and unreserved Of The entire superb and cosv
rosewood Furniture contained In the private
lb1 Tweoy inst street. west Of Seventh avenue The
quality Of the furniture In thi house vastly different from
that offered auction al house sales In hs city the whole
prising most unique and recherche collection, and well
worthy the attention of hose in Of first oA furniture
Fun descriptive cAsaiosVe. At, q The house
elegant solid rosewood Furpure sux covered In ch satin
brocade. comprising three full Suits two magnificent Eegeres
with satuary Centre and Pier Tables with Kgyptan aud
Mosac marble Bronze and Ormou Chandeliers elegant
MAnel and or superb wood octave Piano
forte with Stool Cover ladies' French EscruoI Velvet
Tapestry Carpets silk and Lara curtains,
With most and beautiful
Cohesion OF Bronzes. Marble Groups and Figures,
Oil Paintings Dresden Vases Lava Oru aments, &C.
Dining Room and Chamber Furniture wood
dressDg Bureaus Becsteads ali with Hair
Mas and Bedding complete; wood Amours with
French mirror fronts French cottage Chairs bronze Clocks
Tee tetes Arm Chaira Rockers Suis In hair cloth roh
Chm, Cut Gass beautiful engraved Ivory Table Cutlery
marble Hat stand with all the Chandeliers and Gas Futures
Tho wnse be examined before the aae BY catalogue this
being deemed much safer an relying upon Long
from purchaser ". y. WESTCOTT Co., Auctioneess.
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UCTION NOTICE.-A LOT OF ROSEWOOD, MAHOGA'
"A n.y. black walnut and oak Furniture will be sold prt
vate sale great bargain for cash. consisting of large
solid rose wood double pArlor suit combating Of Sofa
aTete arm reception and medallion pArlor Chairs:
suit Consisting Of fee Tees arm, reception and
consisting OF large Sofa ARM reception and medallion
back Chairs solid centre aud Table Etegefes
buffet Bureaus Bedsosds, Washstands Turkish Chairs
and lounges Hatresses BeddiDg Ac dinnns Tabs and
sixth avenue ct the door below WAyerey place.
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0AI.Hg AT AUCTION.

LBKRr II. kIOOLAY AUCrIONRNR.
"A Regular auction sale Of Stocks and Beads
ALBERT r. nICOLAY will sell thudsy (Nondsy). Aprd :
u i2 O'Clock stock saesroom, No. u Wisa sros
WALL
20 shares Bk az Commerce. 20 shares Hanover Bank.
- St Hioholas Bsak 40 Lsnox Insurauc Go.
70 Mercantile Ina 30 City Iusurasoe Co.
10 Phenx Insuranca 63H Ams1oaa Ias Co.
Columbian Maine Ina ITO Atlantic Mat Ius sept 1859.
30 Rutgers Insurance. - Mex Pacific Co..
20 Lamar Insurance. 10 Kncksrbocker Ina Co
200 Cairo CITY Property. 80 Hamilton do.
70 Kings county Insurance. 6vN. Y, Ceusd 6&e 10.
40 Merchants insurance. - Humboldt Ius Co.
loo Anchor Insurance 40 Ardsana do.
100 sar 4 Whit Bk
81 800 Racine and Miss bond and mortgage cent bonds
loo California State per cent DO ada
1900 Virginia do. do.
2 100 Tennesseedo. 8 do.
800 Nississppi and Missouri B LIST mortgage bonds.
Next regular sale Thursday. April Keguar auotioa
Monday and Thu rsdAy every
DAY Wher required q l2 O'Clock sAlesoo
g. William street Merchsn.s Exeaange desired Stocks
1oard ALBERT NIOH0LAY,
Auotoneor and Stock Broker
50 William stroet. near Wall.
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A J. BLRECKER, AUCTIONnER-
"A. Perempnry sale Of Lots First avenue Seventy hf2
Seventy -uixth and Seventy seventh streets. .
A. j. BLEECK eK, SON 4 90. wtn sell on Wodn ssdAy
April 4 q II O'Clock. at Tho Merchants HKchsage:
On FIRST AvKNuE7 LOIS cast sdo, between Seventy nftn
and seventy axth streets.
ON EvEsrY rrrH Lot north sde adjoining above
On 6EvEHrY srREEr-2 Lots south Gdc adjoining N
rear.
Of First avenue.
Or sxvENrYsIxrH srRxH-3 Lots north side rs feet wes
OF First avenue. - -
srREsrl Lt south side, SIS feel wess
Of First avenue
fbess Lots are choice In their character
Maps terms, TO-, at No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

A. W. PORTER Or Mas6 co AUcTIoNEERs
nAaF1ozsf EoTsS Il sS' SSR HSSfitss
elegant residence No. s .es a aS1EoN
n catalogue comprising 1 he
Largest and riches. assortment Of
s,,.A s.v., o..v. Offered nj auction this spring
Elegant Rosewood Drawing Room Suits,
ea Paintng., by eminent arasts 0'0A1'' SA'uArI'
a,,,... Pier and Hsa.sl Mirror.
Dresden and Sevres China orpsmsn,.
:ss 9
as .sss oak and
z weA FouroenlA sirset near nsh.h avenue forming t
puzzle for
e ss " zen
positive and Oerempoy wlou, ws.sSes commsns
Sss: o.ssl;ss ss:s 5 5.s':.
sss 'i Ss,es nsss s,' e
Is: soa . .. % ff sa.
Vases elegant china Dinner Ses Iea sea rich crystal cut
FORKS Spoons Table Cutlery &C. Also heavily carved rss
Eood snas In snpsri purple and maroon ssn = sh
tho mos. costly description large portion Of which was i'm
o .d ~ ~ a Ts s 81 g. . SS
and richly carved rosewood and satnwood Furniture CO.
and p with sas.
qse.s r nss, segess d. Lined with
ins two large oruola gas Chandeers also large cost
assortment Of resly merorous OH Paintings ancient
md modern well worthy The attention Of connoisssars
Aso several choice Landscapes and Figures vacds
reception chairs in satin and INQUEST elegant rosewood Work
fables lined with ssiDwo0d together with splendid
nent OF rich china Vases solid Parian marble Figures
stueteA aabaser vases rich Bronzes and other valuable
AAnel ard ParlOr Ornaments. Also OF the costly
aod vsusbe Psnofoes now in this city seven oetave rcay
r'ed ea.s carved legs Al nlAd pesrl velvet Carpe
lure suits Of medallion and noque marble and
SIDE Tables rich lace Curtains rosewood toilet and
fAeea with marble tops Table de Mutt solid Bed
seAd snuque style; Bureaus with marble and mrror
elegantly carved with Waahsands match richly decorated
Chas Toilet ses pure hair Mattresses live gesse Feather
Beds Bolsters Pillows Sheets Brussels and ingram Carpets
walnut and mahogany Suits comprising entire Sets Bod
roons Lounges SOFAS Sofa Bed, Rockers Clocks Mirrors
&C. he The suconeex calls ho parucusr attention of his
rnsfomsrs TO this SALE embracing varsity
unaurpsseed For fun particulars catalogues
which Gan he had At the house.
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THE I.RCTURE sMAsOH.

r RCrURE BY TaE RBv. j. r. THoMPsKs, DID, OF
IL the Broad way Tabernacle TUESDAY eycniny April
Al Tempe Hail Ninih street. two doors cas- Of 8rcsdwN
The Lecture will ratsd from the tnsru ,tve del OF
King sonmon's Temple The Lecture will emhrNcs hsorr
of Ibe Tempe a. etussemss OF King solomons Ten olc
Pan ar ,p rApce Buiding-The Temple worshi
Desrucaon NE Frs Temple building Of the seoona-ras
Temple under Hercd' Destruction Titus The
of omar Admission Is cents; children IL cents.
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A UCTION NOTICK.-s. 4 J. BOGART, AUCTION
ssiscS kos ssl and So v :eu by virtue
lures Billiard Tables &c contained above place Bil.
lard Roomx apleudd Rniard Tables compete large Mir.
roS Gaass Chandes Bronze HAsands marble TOP Tabes
Bar Room-IArge French plate Mirrors Iron Safe Clock Bar
Counters fumbles Decaners ae and champagne Glasses
Lunsh Couptu silver plAed Ware Crockery Kitchen And
U!ens. Also the Furniture q seven private ROOMS
Lounges. Tables, Chairs Carpets Gas Fixtures TO- Ia
JOHN W. sOMERINDYKE, Attorney 6cr Nortgagee.
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A DRIAS H, MULLER, AUCTIoNEER.

A DRIAN Il, MULLER, AUCTIoNEER.
II EXhCUrOa'S SALAK OF NO. AZ PRINCE STREET.
ADRIAN II. MULLER will sell auctou Tuesday,
Apr at IL O'CLOCK at the Merchants Exchsngs By
~ Cart1n executor Of John Heavy iecease1 the
u YIN he buildings thereon known As HberaAn Hall No
81 Prince street south side Mulberry lot IS front
- rear is9 On esst aide side hs front ~
stwo tory frame House and the two story brx
nutone containing large Apartment for bah drill IOWA
iorns msps &C, Al he suconeers oice 80 Wall St ees
4 UCr1oE NoTICR RICHARD WALTERS axyvRAI
"A Aucuoneer ana Commission Merchant stc-cs
me SCI ana 10 ssst Brosdwas. will REEVE Merchsn1se
furniture Pisnos Hornea Wagons, Oanres all kinds
Personal proeeIy OF axe Csss sdvcss q 1soSs p
be sold OF stored Outdoor sSlcs 1t cx,u Heasehoh F
s's'rr' Liquor and areesrT sssrss JsloNsl