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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
BROOKL YN II1EMS

Tx STREET COMnIssIoSERsHIP'-Mr' hooer' 'u-
rev. the regular Democratic nominee Ior the once OF
Street Commissioner, having declined the Convention
was called together on Saturday night, and nominated
Ar. Charles Finney to fill the vacancy. Mr. Finney
b ssw the nominee Of both factions Of the Democratic
pxsv. Mr. Finney lie an Alderman, and according 70
abe Charter therefore incompetent TO hold any o'ner
oee Il public trust during the term for winch DO was
elected. Mr.. John Williams il the Republican candl'
date for the same office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

VICTIM OF A FORCED CHEcK.-On Saturday last
young man, named Bartly Dugan, of No. l54 Laurens
street, presented for payment at the American tx
change Bank q check for $l55. The check was drawn
payable to Henry jones' or order, and purported 70
have been drawn by Messrs. Collins & Bovine.
bankers, of No. 90 Broadway. The paying teller at
once discovered that the check was forgery, sn4
caused the arrest of Dugan. The prisoner was taken
before Alderman Smith, acting magistrate ct the
Tombs, who committed him to answer. The accused
says that stranger at the Lovejoy House handed hn
the check, and requested him to draw the money. Ia
generally thought that the young man has been ucss
tool in the hands Of prscticed shsrpers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

DIR. SWEETS INrALLIBLE LISIMENT IL the best
know remedy for sprains and Asusss On
L,siassr osFes Hssaashs immediately saa w aevs knswa u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

Van ArpSsrsks Menoger'e.-This is the last week
Of s.is exhibitiou. PLsoe Gardsn-
Drs.eldorf GaQery.-0pen day and night No. SfS
Broadway. la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
IAdxnrtisarnsnf

MERCHANTS FROM ABROAD, and SrRANGxRs n
Tnr CRY, win ind the Free Massun offowrzn wnrxA
No scs Broadway Just shove the ft interstate psse -
v q contains eusts skulls and porsa the s 1850
men the sorid has known Examination mal, When asss
showing The talents defects, and proper scsasassoA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

PROGRESS or THE STRIKE MoyENEsr.-The move
ment among the journeymen mechanics, Of variom
trades continues to spread though their action here
about lie of moderate tendency than that Of tho
shoemakers In Eastern Massachusetts. On SATURDAY.
evening the German Typographical Union Of Now
York held meeting at Pythagoras Hail. the object Il
which was to consider the case Of August Seamsn, O
member Of the Union. He lately discharged
from the Office of the Staats=eitHsg on the ground
that he had been prominent at meeting held on tho
2ls ult, when the German printers of the city struck
for an iBcrease of wages, which the Offices were COR
PEELED to allow them. After debate and the de-
feat of resolution binding the members of the Union
to 20 upon strike till August Seaman should be 10
stored to work. it was finally decided that the State
seitung printers should appoint Committee 10 wat
upon their employer and AJAX for the restoration of Mr.
Seaman and of refusal that they should stsss
the facts to the public through the newspapers
Tonight the journeymen painters viii hold meet
ing at Military Hall, Bowery, TO hear report from
the shops. Tomorrow evening grand mars meeting
Of mechanics, citizens, and workingmen OF this city
and vicinity, to sympathize with and aid the Lynn
strikers will be held at the Cooper Institute. A. G..
Draper Of Lynn, the Hon. Mayor Wood the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, and Others advertised To 30
present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

IsAuGuRArIos OF New ALTAR PAIsrIsG.-St
AIMS Roman Catholic Church, in Astor place, was
the scene of some interesting ceremonies yesterday,
the occasion being the inauguration OF new altsr
painting executed in Rome by the artist Moran under
the direction of Mons Bedn Secretary of the Props-
ganda. In the morning solemn High Mass was cels-
brated the choir being made up of some Of the most
distinguished singers of the city, and sermon was
preached by the Rev. DR.. Cummings. In the evening
at o'clock the yespers of Donzet was performed,
sitter which the Rev. Dr. Pise of Brooklyn delivered
short sermon. On both occasions the Church was very
much crowded The painting represents ST. Ann. and
the Virgin Mary at the age Of twelve in the CENTER
behind them, st. Gabriel is depicted with an snges
face looking upon them above hover bevy of angels
in sea of light, displaying scroll inscribed with tbs
words, "Germinarn radj= Jesse orta er stella es
Jacob ;" and to the left 81. Joachim, with venerable
beard stands gazing intently upon the scenes. IL ID
IL feet inches by feet inches in size, and cost
81, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

SHOOTING ABRAHAM sfray occurred in Hamilton
Columbis between u and O'Clock Sun
day morning in which named Peter Farrell shot with
pistol in the hands of William Cumming IL appears that
Cummings end friends their return from rss In
Gowsnus attacked mtresed by half dozen
men Cummings pistol and fred a. the principal assa
ant Farrell which had the effect Of soaring bis companions who
rs off, Cummings and his friends took rsuge in neshborn
shsny where he arrested by Officer Dodge OF the Habor
Police who gave him in charge Of officer RouIke the Thrift
eth Precinct Police The pistol had gazsd Fsres forehead
The serious Cummings locked up to await a
heariup
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
IA8xersis.rnanf

Millions Of Bottles of Mrs. WmsLos's Soora-
Children Teethins with nsvss-fnns success kshz ias
date and certain Only % eents botls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
lAdxurtisnrnant

PARKER BROS. CELEBRATED LONDO, CLun
sAucE superior 10 al others now In use and .oAs nneA
less rate Indispensable ct the breakfast lunch ~oss
me has only 70 procure bottle from ssy rsspseSs
est It's ssvory qualities Orders supplied BY A. Axkkh No
10 beckmar' IT., sole Agent for the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

CIrY MoRTALITY.-The total number OF deaths In
this city, last week. was 1871; Of which p were men
% women, Al boys and IS girls. The principal DIS
eases were: Consumption, 20; scarlet fever, l'i
soav1lsions, infantle, IL; inflammation Of the lungs
Ill Group, 81 drOPsy in the head q small pox 81 heart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

FIRE IN A TENEMENT HoUsE.-0n Friday forenoon,
sbout II o'clock, q fire occurred in house occupied
by several families and situated at the foot OF Bergen
Hin, in Jersey City. Owing to a high wind aud the
distant location Of the FIRE companies, the onlahg
va entirely consumed. The building was owned by
My. jackson, whose loss amounts to SLOW, apon
wb;eb there was no insurance. An adjoining house
VISA set on fire, but it was soon extingusbed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

preseot mesns of the Company, o line Of two has
steamers can commence operations free from aeos..--
Mr.. John Bel. a merchandise broker in Wal street,
died in an spopectic it, on Friday night at his fos
dencs in Wet Thiry-sixth street. MIR. Bsu has tsf
years been engaged in the sugsr, coffee and nee orok
sge business and was down town until 5 O'Clock q
Fr'ay afternoon, in apparent goot health and spinss'
THE receipts Of the Tax Receivers Office last week
were 81 $50 80. There still remains about 81 ,OO0cs
due on last years tax levy. During the week the 70
ceipts on account Of Croton water assessments, past
DUE have been 1896 TO-. On the second Tuesday In
April there to be elected by the Board of Repre-
sentatives five Fire War6ens, 70 I'll the vacaacioe
caused by the expiration Of the terms of service q
Michael Eicben, John Downey, James M. Mc3rsges,
and John 8. Clayton, and the dscease Of Robert B.
Sandeson "A party of gentlemen, doing business n
or near Wall street, have formed g club called To
Downtown Club similar 10 the London clubs, for Tho
purroee of a homeke dinner while down town
They have bought the house No. % Exchange place,
which they will ft up as a clubhouse, and place d m
charge of well known caterer. is queried In %
ltical circles whether the General Committee hsilsG
from the Old wigwam intend to organize before the
Presidential election. The Hon. Elijah T. Purdsy,
temporary Chairman ia said 10 have carried the Con-
nittee in hs pocket ever since the first THURSDAY
January and that he viii keep it there until Alter the
Charleston Convent, Broadway Is now cleaned
nightly by Smiths streetsweepng machines which -
the work efecuay at much lees than half the cost ~
manual labor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

FIRING C1sEoE IN THE PARK-As will be seen by
the following order from the Mayor TO the Deputy su
perintendsnt Of Police the practice Of firing cannon in
the Park at pOfol meetings is to be prohibited here
"a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

COMMITTEE on RoADs.-The Committee on Roads
Of the Beard Of Councimen met at o'clock on Satur-
day and number Of propery-holders Of Fifty-firSt
street, between Second and Fourth avenues. were
before them to demur against the assessment OF the
whole expense of paving that part of the street with
Belgian pavement upon the property-holders They
had pettoned for Belgian pavement, and were first to
have been assessed two-thrds of the expense, next
one-half, and at last the whole. They now desired to
get I'd Of the whole expense, but asceraning that
the rule to property holders for half those
present agreed to pay half others do But the rule
paying half the expense does not apply, the Commit
tee sad to streets that have been assessed for
any pavement whatever. as was the case with them
it applied only to cases where cobble-stons
placed by the trap blocks at the instance of the citizens
The block is expensive but also much supe
ror 10 the other pavement. Mr.. Decker, the Chair
man. promised to see that justice was done, and the
Committee adjourned for two weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

SwrspLISs PRNTER.-John Pike was arresteSti
Saturday complaint of Henry KHnser printer Of No
broadway mr xpgeI alleges that the accused induced
loan him the sum OF S1e TO assist IN the Introduction 81
invented galley" he says that Pike has used the ny
and negleos to do he agreed Justice Quackenbash ~
ted the accused 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

BURGLARY.-On Saturday night the dwelling of Mr..
Henry Pahley Division avenue Tenth street
tered by BURGERS who gained ngess by means Of nppeIs
articles taken in all OF the value Of 4 Az yet
the Police have obtained no clue to the thieves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
A CARD.
s- paSyIs HorEL, Brcsdwss, }
Garner on Ilth.st., March "a, 1850. ,

Corner Of lth-st. March ~ iso"'
To me Edi,sy Of The NJ " Tyibrns .o,..,.,, xvs;.A
SIR beg 10 correct the erroneous sas 10 the fra ~
nv srInr tSat the entire loss Of those boszde;s WHOA
ar csted IN de immediate vicinity OF sae loom "nete -
a.. oySin..sd does NOT exceed the amount Of *l1
However am snxioa: to ,a.s thai none o. ny susss
we're In the least alarmed sd thss 81 were provided WIN saa
NJ snsrtnle nts IN other parts Of the HotoL -
Ny due 20 the ae o. ne n.smsn
Cspt pis remaining the spot TN the Gre sxtngahed
bons hsre the originated detached wing Of thu hotel
md ear b. without Interference with the main building
Respectfully yours, rETEh pEGlNE, frop'r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

A JEALOUS HUsBAsD.-On Sunday afternoon, John
McNamara, aged man living at No. 476 Pearl street,
had some trouble with james Kelly quarrel ensued,
during which Mcnamara stabbed Kelly three or four
times, nfictng severe wounds in his side, face and
arms The wounded man rushed to the street, where
he met Sixth Ward officer, who conveyed him to the
New-York Hospital. Search was made for Mcnamara,
and he was found concealed in the garnet of the house
He was taken to the StstoDHouse and placed in the
cells for the night. The prisoner has young wife, to
whom Kelly alleged to have paid considerable atten-
ton This stale of things roused the ire Of the old man.
and is said TO have been the cause of the trouble yes
terday Ksllyswounds, although severe are not con-
sdered dangerous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

"JeEs FOX ESQ, DgSfy SsesytniesGen c o.iesi Ihs
Of election frequent subject Of complain You tre
tAssos directed prevent the practice entirely IN tee iaturs
without regard the parties or persons who deSe 20
rsge IA i. Yours sAMnEL s. POWELL, Mayor"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

FIREs-At 81 o'clock on Saturday night fire was
discovered in the dstey Of George Belts situated in Mort
First street Tenth street T. d. Before the hremen sue
exngsng the flames the stock damaged 70 the
Of and the building about 100 Both fully In
sured.
An alarm Of fire, about o'clock on Sunday morning,
caused BY the burning Of the woodhouse Of John Carroll
Myrtle The flames extended to the roof
ent No 26 by Mrs Farrell which damaged to the
extent of about $500 No insurance.
CAPTURE OF BURGLAR.-A oolored man named
Peter Ferguson arrested by officers LEIGH and Lyon Of
Ninth Ward Saturday charge having elonouy
tered Mrs George North in Bedford the night Of
the 18th inst He committed foE examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

ORDER op THE Sous OF TEaPERAScE.-This Order
Ia said to be on the increase in various parts Of the
State. A Division at Sandy Hill, Washington County
numbers 400 members in its ranks. Two new Diyi-
sons have lately been established by Mr. j. n. Stearns
G. w. p: one at Glenn's Falls of 43 members, an
other at Fort Edward, numbering Sc. The lately
introduced plan of admitting the fair is said to add
much to the popularity and efficiency OF the Order.
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EUER-VERslCHERUNG.

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hrae"nith. 9'eritiuen SIdlunger, tyradupei ter. haus,sr;,h,
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ejctumber Nfcn{bem SScrffaup.

Su 9SriraAt cS r,saelIntn ssrIitri, mas 10 r tn GOuft Due
as ,,rupllbre blusn unclR 5pse ptltIbtn taEn man gar nlnt
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srbalten. pbne bic GestnelraTt su sslaHptu. Su pklem vaoe pa.
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VIRGINIA
8ciS Sssy &5ruucrcs
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AnrA pfri'n'iiFf &'ntaats ian Nerpen BIN i'd in.
'th Sfdho h'ieRt. HrInfl 9etArtrn Raneeu Elm nor.
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OeutI6e 6ebamame
Ntrs. p. oumann, Mariba0-Strase,

Siptitnen Ter 0ttl unD 6ten.
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Boz aGis msu aae Sdmer,en bei;tn tam.
sarten. NirtbIhaft in Sulhrrtomn.

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NEW MNAkhEI hOTEL.
Ode Der 6len anp NiarIbaultr., gtIblapni

Dem rsiisnren publitum 'sirp siciss nnu cjastri.nt.te ict,f e.,
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Bt,bsIm eattter ~. Comp.
141 Moiuirrect.

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CUR stunItrtaler anp eisbbabrr ron Witro uno 3etnaeH cine srpse
au Smabi rt beucn 9iItertaltcn.
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u. Spcerer II. 6 SONS.
App'bt!er unr OrusstR,
3fp. 10 Ny liu= Stra,e

Gahtmo FUR Gus tlspsr 9eipDLnels 3utrautn hpft .r, AMER IN.
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2ettptt weretn ~ leesr 3It tSei Ias uno9fa6t) eIpmpt unb st.
uiNtnDaTI auSgcYubri.
&ae SS.rsn 5arOeiUHe. SsnItsrslas, 81 1ber, giaarren.
Rdltt.. 5taU~ Gp obnupIJsdf betdneta an> alb gnb perbru ~
Su biIisitsn 9reilsn oer.auit
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Nebtcr %Jibeinwtin |!

lem wtimrin!tnbcu Sutlfum pieRt bitrmit lur Ta&ribt, tah
,retrx tlnt Senpuns leibImportirtcn Stbeiasctn erbatsn babe,
eencn EjHir ib aaranirtn tann unc en tb III 81 81 per ealpae
rrr1ut. swan Ntullcrr
Ay.3I t.a lfutIcrtppH.
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q. II. CHALKLEY,
>dnHieT con yeorr nas onuss6tne,nss, 3mperts. r
Doa ran Oil btm Riiblerer,
IL. or. iWi.htu NtItn II. @Irp, Rlbmenb, 8a
Grdtf9 II SAabma,pe-i Drb ois oOauanpisf aIcrt rte paar,
opa GeotT a!er All Dc tens encIOoisn. Stsi.lben finosn caielSf IN.
s,cih au,s ia ibrem 5sinaft n0toIse 93trt, cu9, DC {. a 5finotnIs.
,suitn &C.. AK SOrien ilppers Il. l.. ID Nu5 POE :, ttIerr nnb
>Tbt nctrh geo abb otrctnoc ttosr ut slethfaus ops, dtbia.
Vile orls ArnftI 'psroen sesen 3aar Deer sute 9apiere biaieif
tdaIt. p6.4
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Ocean CADET unp @eIO : 5ciSrrerunas. 6 vmmilJfon
Naenttu:
81. Sdpmier .. 60.
SnrpCps, Com mtfGtpnS>, Spe3ttious- une
Ne6itl > Wtib1fL
STitft unb 9lfett, lcettrt es III 20 pfunbCg,piht nsrSsr
MT lehcm ven bier atsetsneen pptodnnpier nas irssnb tin,mi-Its
nef 2neit t~sor'agildN SeIt1hlanb uue be Geometry frarfirt sS
sur S:liLhn'nhs,p Est ibe'tmetlr, promti uns nit Ser sr0BttH Sitsr-
2tI rrpeeir:, 9eseR WIrGRtie uae 5p-:n.
WtHlei uh Anmeilun9e u ben 5autpIdser srp
Staphianr 'ahib@r, ftHe III oen nttsrisTsn&Daitn in benz o6io;n
Sureau Il. Dabtn. "S'"
@eloauSiabiun9tn an tra'ab Gin: AersIe in Dtut56-
lsne, net us paaS 9etieftr 9fSn Quittans.- QafTaae.9 jur a
uue Re;icpant.
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5. 3. Stedsr,s

'Neu ctnscridtrte pru;I6c Sutt uecrsi
Srrttbr'ti NIT Ben Anfpreerun9cn htr3cii mus Yrincir fru
Sesem, Der ,ttuStitalter tibtis p~eriebt; Stiunanb III Rudibri
ScH cte'rm gruneiae' bclreit, rua l6c ib mir benz p~!retrIitst
ecutidtn Yub!ttuu ett ~erSebent NhseiSe III MAIDEN, eaf lh mcin,
Su@puneerei eurt stribhesnt tt9cmlBcSerbeieruus trecut1
psrreuiianeiei babe, une itet aur6 bic brreurL, :::ruitttrn Yertcl.
'runqrn IN Der 9rpeueticn aut Zen i~trcnsiten Gnlorbcruuscu sc
mage ~ lcricn in Zen Stane seltet bin. aae in mei1 Ta6 lb:o-
ssnet arttticn. ale: VartfuIire. Muff. eiubiuhr, GiRfafTunocn
pom S'idertten &c. &C.. ALE Iricn Seren fur DrSsppe-Siprcs &c.
arale rur 9eipeler fperNen nadb mic nor aneefcrtiet!!
Wle @stsr &dbfaitsH sSn prls. pappe anp 8las, Nuf iumc
%Yrrtdrbi, ,-- ~ 8. 5. Stcdtr
Subbiuocr unp $pd""1-bcikr.