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u. II. LUDLOW, Aucoueor.
tTN'TrTA(sS ENEPAVINE% aud OTHER

DAINTINGS, ENGkAVINGS, and OIHER
j WORKS Of ADT.-E. u. LUDLOW Co viii 'el 1t
qocou oii TUESDAY April o. M at I'D O'clock at he s.ucio
of5 OsGOoD, No a Fest lths n conisq9eaee Of h
going abroad. PIC rUbES. ESGRAVJNGS and WORKS OF
Ann consisting of and beautiful oberts from almost all
t of he world selected by he artist with among
are al celebrated ri cher sayeT len has Ht'rgced
90 h attention fr its wor manshp two Arm Crime which
were formerly Ia the poae zion Of NsPaoon l. very hne
18Th Cb.{- .ureior maxim oucOf Shaws Patent fburner
o. stoves Eae Paint Ox brushes Paints Carpet and many
u,.ula suit 10 postpoueGicut sccoupt OF
49, os. Nav be sfsn the dsy before Tie sale from
a. n m Catalogues the Office, NO. Finest.
Broadway. NL-p
WILL be SOLD Mt PUBLIC AUCTION, in
Wv tie Village Of seDgertes May H. 1901, ROUSE and
RARS With about sixty o! hne farm LAND situated al
sa on the banks Of the Hudson aud commanding We"
o1 AZ River twenty miles each way ,, , .rr,,.eo> a.,
Yer further particulars inquire Of VIM PATrEhsoN NO.
l0J buu6y-st, N !. ~
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Mr. Matthew Morgan net with an accident yeser-
day morning. at his residence which viii not, however,
prove serious in its consequence Attacked with q
slight dizziness he fell down an area, sustaining some
slight injuries. t.H
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uAElsEED.

Andrews BARBER-Ou "Wednesday, April 3 at Vernon,
n BIZ the Rev MIR. Johnson o. r. Andrews OF Macon a.
20 MI. Amanda Barber Of the former place.
INTERCHANGEABLE Wednesdhy, april 3, By the Row.
Joseph Fnncsciol John feury OF New.iors TO Mis- Lila
Hsyesrty of BROOKLYN.
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NEPTUNE Drvrsros No. soss OF TEMPERANCE.

NEPTUSE DIvIsIos No. Soss OF TEMPERAscE'
"A public installation oil tie officers OF Neptune DE-
vision No. Sons Of Temperance took place on Friday
evening, april 5, at their lodge-roors, No. % East
Broadway. After ,he usual ceremonies attending M
sfailaton p. W. p. Daniel Walford presented =. G.
w.PJ. n. Stearns of GreenIoint with beautiful
goldhead,d cane tor bis services as deputy 10 the
Divisi and bis unng services in the cause OF Tenn
rerance Dir. SIearrs on receiving the cane, thanked
the Division for tie honor conferred on him, and after
few saIutsry and appropriate remarks took his seat
with three times three iIomlbs large audience Brother
b. T. CGte presented on behalf Of Mr.. Austen, w. r.,
twenty-five rcgaa to tie hdies. p. w =. Walflrd
received Il EN- on behalf Of the latter. This Division
has been only six months in existence and Las already
initiated e,Lty.fye Members and has forty-dve lady
visitors, with large number proposed and waiting
initiation.
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CoxMoS CouscIL.-Both branches Of the Common
Council icing largely represented in Albany probably
to the passage Of the act incorporating Tht
Ring. neither Board me. last evening FOX want Of
quorum.
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WINTER GARDEY.-On Saturday and last evening,
Mr. Clarke appeared in the farce of Bob NettIes, y
Ms it is called ut this house. The character OF Waddi-
love-" which he personated is that Of silly, over
grown schooboy. 1t gives the actor chance 10 be
very funny, and he improved the opportunity to the
utmost. BY his Enthusiastically boysh behavior, in
the matter Of tops marbles, &C., and by lis curiouy
natural department when caught in come Of those
peccadilloes that most boys given To- be kept the
audience in constant roar of laughter whenever he
was on tie stage. Tire siolid look he assumes at
times, and the half intelligent glimpse of intelligence
that by the sowest degrees lights up his face, show
that be is perfect master Of the counienance and that
his face possesses unusual mobility, and is capable of
picturing any expression the actor chooses. "Wadd
love- is exceedingly, evenuproariousy funny although
the other parts in the piece barely passbly done
We hope soon to see Mr.. Clarke in "Tyke," or some
other Of the parts in which he has made his best fame
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CoURT MARTIAL OF Col. CoRcoRAS.-After a
lapse of nearly month, this case was resumed last
evening, at the Division Armory of White and
Elm streets, Brigadiel.G spicer presiding.
great crowd was again present. The Judge-Advocate
read the minutes Of the last session. and Richard
OGorman then made speech Of two hours and q half
In summing up for the defense. The charge he said
inappropiately specified dsobedence Of orders; II 1t
was anything, Il was neglect of duty TIE evidence
bearing on the main point read and the law as to
mited with sort Of plea Of guilty to the particular Of
neglect and recommendation Of ienency to the Court
ON tho ground Of the peculiar wrongs alleged to have
been suffered by the Irish at the hands Of the British
Crown.
Nr. OGosmau dwsit upon The fact that tho Major.
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AssIsrAST UNITED STATES DIsrRicr-ArroRsEr.-
Mr.. Nj. b. Wilcoxson has been appointed temporary
Assistant Uated States DiStriet-Attorney. Mr. VIII
cox on wss Assistant for short time, when Judge
Roosevelt held the Office.
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Ex-NAYoR TIEMAyY INJCRED.-About III o'clock
yesterday morning, as cN-Niayor Tiemann was driving
through lin street. bolt which held the shafts VI bis
wagon fl cur, allowing the ssaits to drop down. AT
ts the horse became frightened, and started of upon
a run, drawing the wagon for some distance. Mr..
Ticuann was eventually thrown from tie vehicle, and
striking lis head and ride upon the pavement, was ser-
ously injured. He WAS taken up ns- nsible, and con.
yeyed to nis home. II il believed by the attending
ply sician that his njuIies will not prove dangerous.
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fAdyertisement1

PRICES OF ENGLISH CARPETING RECUCED.-
great opportunity offered for bargain, new sp.s Oi
Rens English Medslon Velvet Cspets 8! Wide, Brussla
Shades Table and Piano Covers Drusee,s Stair Carpets I'd
Rod Dutch Carpene kc displayed IN ten spacious saeS
al HIRAM AspERsoss No. 10 Bowsry Houssksepeso
xsnd carpet buyers are Invited 10 call
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APPOINTMENTS AND RsMoyALs.--The Street Com
missioner has appointed Stephen Cornell Inspector Of
Street lncumbrencee, VICE 1O,.~ Buiehum, deceased.
Michael w. Burns has superseded Ararvw 49,. :
Plumb as Inspector Of LAMPS and Gas. Augustus
Merkle has been appointed Clerk to the Water Reg
lister by the Cloton Board.
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CRY M0RrALirY.-The number Of deaths N tits
city last week was 43i-an increase Of 90 the
previous week, and Il less tLan tie corresponding
week last year. or the go from acute Diseases there
were Of convulsions infsntc, i0i inflammation Of tie
lungs 81 scarlet fever, q; inflammation Of the brain,
10; measles Iii dphthoria, TO- small pox, o. Group,
Q; aroplexy s. congestion Of the brsin, 8. OF the
10 deaths from chronic disease there were Of con-
suapton, co; malasmus, nfantilc, q; dopsy in the
head II; heart disease 10; dropsy 1; palsy, 9. OF
80 deaths from external and other canses there were
flom fracture Of the skull, 81 drowned 3; burned or
scalded @ killed or murdered, ]. The recapituation
table of dsoases classified gives from the ungs, throat
&c, 1885, brain and nerves, 100; stomach, bowels, and
other digestive organs 60; uncertain seat and general
ieves 80; skin and ernptiye feyers %; generative
organs s. urinary organs g. old uge, ); unknown, Il
bones aud joints, g. premature bistb, ,. There were
under one year, ll6; from 10 years, al TO ),
C2 to 10, IS; 10 TO II, L. II TO lJ ,; ID to II,
3; II to 90 81 90 to 2j -; Is to 90, %; 30 to 20,
A9 40 to So 26 50 to 60 %; GO 70 TO- 25 20 to 20,
g.; 80 to 30, 81 90 To 100, /; unknown, 4. There
were natives Of the United States, 2SS; Ireland 81
Germany, 81; England, -; France 3; Scotland, 81
Prussia q Poland, 1; West Indies, J; unknown, l.
OF the whole, CO died in the public institutions.
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BIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MoTHERs-MRs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP the only thing that yon rely
upon give rest yourself and relief and help to your infant
MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP has been the
uness OfIesering the dropping spirits ef many mothers
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A c. FUTILE, Auctioneer.-
Ne ofice, No; l3o Broadway.

POSITIVE sALE,o Of
ELEGANT FIRST-CLASS CABINET FURNITURE.
Being the BALANCE Of Stock Of the old established house late
C. J. ScHsIrr, No 500 Broadway. ,,r
A. C. FUTILE VIII sell on TUESDAY and WEDNkSphi .
E. IL o'clock a. WaTerOons the bGaOce Of stock OF
Rosewood Oak Mahogany and Walnut rsro Library Dining
and Chamber FURNITURE Tho reputation of the uAnuise
tuer Of this stock IS sucien, guaranty OF lie quality every
article being warranted of the beet class as TO materials ara
workmanship vii be sold without LIMITATION ioi .As" W
close tie estate
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IAdxsrtiaen,ent.l

tAavsrtissnent1 ,
BARNUM's BEARS are attracting more atteutjo0
sh:n " ths iesstsIng sseesenists, md fns ~ 0ueu
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SrEAlmG BAD MoSEY.-John W. Cuirey, G. broker,
was yesterday arrested by Officer Creemer. charged
with having stolen 1000 $40 bills Of the Mechanics
Bank Of Memphis Tenn, broken down institution,
which are clamcd TO be worth $500. Tie complainant,
Mr.. George w. Bower, Of No. 80 Wall street, ALLEGES
that Mr. Gairey few days since, came TO his Office
and Represented that lie could dispose OF the broken
bank bills for $500. Mr.. Bower took the bills and ac-
compaIed the accused to place in Liberty street.
sge as is alleged Mr. Guiroy stated that the person
who wished 10 purchase the bills occupied room on
the fourth noo and proposed TO so up alone and con-
cludo the sale, while Bower waited below After the
accused had been gone for some time with the bills,
Mr. Bower began feel anxious, and coon after ascer-
tanned that Mr. Guirey bad disappeared. The victim
lied broker saw nothing of bis financial friend until
Yesterday when be encountered him in the street and
Immediately gave him into custody The prisoner was
taken before Justice Osbon who held Lin 10 answer
in the sum of $500. Mr.. Leonard Sawyer, Of No. IL
Broadway, became responsible for Mr.. Gdirey's aP-
pearanee.
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During the Thirty yes-o ounpreceden'ed and Increasing Poru
.aty Of MRS. wINSL0Ws SOOTHING SYRUP. innnmer-
.be CoaDA" and other nostTns, prepared BY pretended
81 Ds have sprung up and lived but Mushroom existence
while the SOOTHING SYRUP has been constantly Increasing
IL popu and become household word and thousands Of
S,Obes thank Mrs wNsLow FOR the health Of their children
ss the use Of her invslusb!e article
When The prciea Of coFdia7 have followed in the
foeteps of,seir lu. predecessors" MRS WlNsLOW5
eooTHING SYRUP viii continue be popular fayod,e aud
. blessing TO every moher
None genuine rulesa the fac-simile Of CURTIS PERKINS
Eew.york Is on'ihe outside wrapper
Sold By Druggists throughout the world
Principal ofiee No. 10 Cedasst, Ne"-YoEk
p,;.. only e.,feets per bottle.
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17TE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF THE
NURSERY.

NUhSEhf
The following extract from letter written by the Rev
Wiser to the German Reformed Messenger" at Cham
t9sburg, Penn.
A BENEFAcTREss.
aTbero "a woman In the public eye whose name had al
or. been associated In our mind with the Yankee 0uack
ard Hunbus But 1t Is longer and desre to wres
her from all such suspicious association in all other minds
WIsteyer notions may have womany decaey and pro
rris,y win admit that alone b the Nurse-he GOOD
Eurethe BEsr Nurse Whether shall have female Phys
clans OF not question whh must be decided BY time ana
prncpe and not as matter Of taste Pride prejudice,
nn and custom may as well behave themselves for there
4, really want there viii also be supplyn there be call
Inc there win be coming Nature and Human Society
,ays sefsuppying and though ard Fashion may hinder
they cannot prevent
"Mrs winsow does not want to treat yon gentlemen! no
does she prescribe emen for your wives bu; modey sp
pears s messenger Of health and happiness your
n tie cradle Is there anything Improper In that Anurse Of
ten years. experience boldly what or is not good for
sbeand ouhto be listened to- God speed her on her hum
BE happy mission She is the most successful benoac'es
our ,le enjoyedher dons parents not excepted
jos, open the door for her aud Mrs Wnsow win prove tho
American Florence Nightingale of che nursery OF this we are
70 sure that we viii teach Susy TO say, BIEssISs on
Mas wISsLow f,r helping her to survive and escape the
fing colciag and teethus siege We confirm every word
. forth in the Prospoous 1t performs precisely what pro-
fes,es to perforuevery part Of it, nothing less Away with
your 'Cor6l' Palegoric Drops Lsndanum ard every
other narcotic by which he babe dragged into stupidity
aeIei dull and idiotie for life
I'VE have never Mrs winslow-Lnow her only through
the preparation Of her SOOTHING SYRUP FOR GILL
III.
ber ss she is ysica savior to the inisu! race
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~ FuRNITURE.-JOHS LLOYD suciioneer, VIII sell on
THURSDAY April H. at o O'clock The eItiTe FURNITURE Goa
tsineo In thb story dwelling No. 26 West 2dt between h
and lh avs consing of two elegant rosewood faioI sui
covered in blue and gj bTocael rosewood Libe
top Center Table elegant carved rosewood octave
foe rosewood Bedroom Furniture one elegant walnut MAf1
also mahogany ruletop Dressing Bureaus Secretary, Boos
case Bed toad assfaUd ell gsAt mahogany thaI IN mar
cloth Te-eTrtes Center and Gard Tsbe and large ma
bosrny Extension Dining Table Certens Corices &c AZ
rster Wilton Velvet Erasri7 Crpeis toeetheI WIN
larc lot If Kitchen Utensils With which tho sse viii com
rrice Sale Il i've rain shine. Catalogues the morning
Of the Gle ~ "a o'clOck.
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hucoSing GarNs, &f.

DEuAREST. No. IS2 Broadway, cor. john
n :. yypnDISG CARDS Notes, ENVELOPE OF latest
.,I,rs 81 lir pces Samples by mall Also Seas Doorpse.
r EVERDEILs, 302 Broadway, cor; Duane
~ A. WEDDING CARDS IA elegant styles a. ioW w pI'oe%
See the Ribbon Kno. for Cards Specimens sen. W .
ATJ.H. JOHNSTON 81 Cos, No; l5o Bowery'
~ ysTv low prices Specimens by mail zine "sech'
m ivs,v silyof and Silver.Paied Ware at low price,
At WIN. EVERDELLS SONS.GWedaing
n CARDS Of the latest styles at No o4 fnitons ~ l.
NJ, 1890, 4, UyNry EyERDKLL- FRANCIS EvEkpsLI-
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A. 81. MKRwGN, Aucnoneer.
DY BANGS, MERNIN * Co., Irving Buildings,
H. Nos 5s Ald s95 BrosdSay Sales of Books, Stationery
Picture, WAX " AIT Fsicy Goods, Furniture. Nc.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Awil 10, At O'clock,
STANDAID AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOkS.--A llrge
collection IN various department. AFRO variety OF English
gryins- pitiu and Cd FoY particulars catalogue
THURSDAY EVENING, Apu II, At J o'clsek-
FINE MODERN on PAlNllNOS.-ConPispg the woh'
of Van Ice T. uet Hekking Geo IEues Ih frcfc Git,Id
A. NJ BlYuAsm Acair wilson. 'Hdowt Luton, &c, nc
Also on Pictures including On original by ALBERT Dt
KEH. The piHrc exhibition, and Catalogues may
4 ~ Ind Z lie .lIc.rlo.nA
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This tho season Of the year to rise MRS. wINsLowS
SOOTHING SYRUP.

To every mother who has children suffering from any Of ho
on,rats incident this period Of teethn say
your own pseudce tho pejudces OF Others stand in the
way Of the reiefa viii be seTeyes sbsolley suretO ~
low the use Of MRS WINSLoW"S SOOTHING SYRUP.
Droes.ts everywhere keep AIRS. WINsLoWS
SOOTHING sYRUP children teeiug No medicine "a the
U.sI states sells like It. It standard medicine, snd its
fame ordwide. Phys.ns order and it whcreyc= its
magical ELECTS have been witnessed.
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UCTION SALE.-MoFnifccnt HOUSEHOLD
n FURNITURE This DAY TUESDAY, No. AZ West 10th
81 between and 9Th avs l. oc ok consisting OF Rose
wood AID Mahogany Pssor Chamber aud OAK Dining Room
China Olas Sill g. Wa Table Cutlery &C. Also
Basement aud Kitchen Farii' re- sale peIemptory
= NJ. GKIFFINS 81 Co., Auetoneerf
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WORK IL THE CITY INSPECTORS DEPARrnEsr.-
TIE following is the of the operations in the
Bureau of Sanitary Inspection for the week ending
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Groceries arc ]1ropisions.

nRIED FRUIT.-State and Southern Appee,
Peaches Cherries Pums Rsspberes, &C, constantly on
hand and SALE In large small lots by the RECEIVERS
MILLER K CARR, No ~ Pearl st and No. a Biidge st
DYE FLOUR.-A superior article for bakers aud
family nae made from selected Rye At tho "str Mills,
Duche Count constantly hand and Tor s,e 10
- q. a,o'.1sssrs ~ MILLER Z CARR,
suns Nos. Il Peerlst. and u BridgoT-
VyTUAT CHEER YEAST CAKES unequaled
w for tans Brosd Rolls Cakes &c and made rom pure
Hons only Sold by all Orocers o. YVELiN III fuitonI
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= s.trII apRII--STEAMER fnr HAVANA and

- NEW ORLEANS --fhe stesmship PANEL VEL
SRA CAPT DAVID WILSON, will leave from fier NO o.
Eorth Rfv.r IN MONDAY 18th Inst. at 20'c!ock n. F.
irr ut passage having hyperion ssconn
OIL Il. 1LLES, Agent. No. IL Nett-tt
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Total. 10 1881 lSi9 i5jlt 'oa,s53 asJy4l 9IlasaI0
Cssri1, for week ending March ~. 10 oN8iJ -
Clssnn >. for week ending Api 6....... l2l2Ttl II
Ba a1se. Tor week ending March Jl..... t,t12@ -
Basnces tor weuk ending ArT. 6....... 7,Ii3,3S -
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FoETTgrH AsSIyERsARY OF DIR. TYsGs MINISTRY.
On Sunday, DR.. Tying preached from the pulpit OF
St. Georges Church, in this city. the fsrieth ami
versary sermon Of lis ministry. Few would suppose
from bis appearance that be had abOred 80 long. He
stated that LIE was oriael in 1921 to preach the Goe-
pei being then u years If age. Two weeks after his
ordination he became the rector Of church n George
town. District Of Columbia. Remaining two yeare in
that situation, he was called to the past)rate Of
church ia Prince Georges County, Maryland, where
he remained sx years. Up'n leaving Maryland he
accepted call to church IN PHILADELPHIA He wac
for sixteen years engaged in the ministry IN PbiIsds
phil during which period he connected scverally
with two churches both of which erected rev edices
during Lie pastorate aud in other respects gave evil
dence # enlrced Vitality and utefuhes lie left
Ptildelplil ume tie rector lip of his present
church. n AZ sy,er what e tbougnta call TO larger
field Of Christi lab,r. The rrese is the sixteenth
year Of lis conue zion with St. Georges, and new
aud large church structure an OVERCOMING congrega-
ton, md uuited and vigorous church, are evidences
that his borH have not been in yaia. The disco1rse
is to be continued" rext Sund8y.
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81 JOS. HEG l1d4dS,v ,.-uo
At O'Clock precisely Of No ~ Sdneyplace between Jo-
rsienon end Statests, Brooklyn.
Household FuuuTe IN excellent order Splendid rosewood
Piano 1.ocave good walnut fsros sure ~ hai
Goth meps r Tables; walnut Chamber Furniture painted
marble % ChauI.r Suit Dierg Rom Furniture bronze
Chandeliers brsckets Msrasses Brussels ana tfJ Car
nets; Oh Cloa Par0r eseTs, with Kitchen fursitlfe
SAME DAY, 49,.
Immediately sler the at ~ o'clock at No u sid
ney-piace opposite ,iyiurs,ou-si -
large Of oD.Lod FgrLi uie Mahogany liAoi
Pier mahogany Secretary AID BOOKCASE mahogany fATof
Chamber Furuiu-ei Brufes tud Ingram CHlesi VI
Cloths Feather Beds. oak Dining Room Furniture win
Kitchen Furniture. Catalogues at the sGeufoom.
Ggo. 4. LRAviTT Ape;ioneer.
DY GEO. A. LEANIT1 " Co.-Irade sale
Rooms Nos aud Megosrst for the sale OF Books,
Stationery, Works Of Art etc. Consisnneiis solicited
CORPORATION PIERS, SLIPS and REAL
EsTkTE 70 be LEASED ~ AlCTlON-No;ice IL hereby
given q Il tue Controller viii Ao$DAi, Apnl ~ Sc Al
- 'clt noon a. Cit, VAL lease bids. At public cton
ovssl OF Pier and slips beonEng 20 tho CorpTAon f1E
10 ferr az sve ears from ths day Of May, VJL
ALEC tte OFFS Fraukin M,Tke premises No 81 Ann
At and HRLL HOUSES and LOTS IA Water ST. Brook n
Css 1gues containing TIE description looiion and TERMS OF
sale may 20 lad q this Office. - - $1,000, - 81,
CITY II No.YoJk Departmental Finance Controllers ooe
MaTth Is. ltfi.
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S following Is an extract from letter written by the Rev
wsser to the German Reformed Messenger at Cham
tsIsburg, Penn.
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General Of the DivisOn had been early applied 70 for
an excuse, which he at fret granted, showing sdat
there was no intention TO insult the representative OF
British ROYALTY, but only disnclination to- swell q
procession 10 his honor The cour sci was very severe
upon England, by whose tyrsnnical rule during few
years past three millions Of Irishmen had been forced
TO emigrate and hrtysix thousand cottageehad BEEN
leyeed to the ground.
The Gaze was adjourned to the 22d inst. at p. N.
A VALUABLE SHORT LIST OF FRUIrs.-The fol-
lowing is the list Of fruits prepared by Committee Of
the American Institute Farmers Club for the benefit
Of persons establishing email places in the vicinity or
latitude Of New.York. Great care was had to make
short perfect list
SKINNER ppes-Eay Bough Early Harvest American Sum-
Iner PearnIaia. Summer Rose
ABsma-Auumn Bough, Grsvensein, Hawley, Fal Pippin
Wiaisr~Bsdwin Rhode Island Gre.ring Jonathan, Mon
ef Tom XIX connty Boston Rasret N" s
Srrer Peay--Boyenne dEte, Desrbon's Seeding Busns
4stnnRsrtI.tt ssefel Buerre dApjou Busne. supehn.
b9sass Tssse Sheldon uSss
WMfr-Bueue 0r dI liver Nouvssu reDiei Lawrence.
Es1tieBele Dc Chciy Bigaresu Yellow Spanish Bach
lsge DOwner's Late Red Eay Purple Gasne Elton BLACK
HTInm2Crsen Gage Goes Golden Drop Imperial Cage WISH
ibgton or Bolmsr Smiths Orleans, Jefferson
Fedehes-Cmwfcrds EsIly, CrssfoIG. Late Early foIH
Nsrsel Bsrgen's Yellow, George w. 0ldnxon Free, Morris
Ci1g,-Hes,h Large White Oldmixon
e lectarinet-powrtop. s'anwick Early, Newingtcp.
4pricot'-DubO5 Golden amscan ysre,y Peach or Moor
G,qpe-Delaware DIANA Concord Union Village, hartford
Quiaors--Otapgs, Rae. Seeding Portugal.
CuydRfsLsrge Red Dutch Versailles Vic,ors Large White
ooseJeyru,- Downing seedhs Housh,Onl Seeding srdy
Ra.pGeryies-Hornst, copio belle de Foniensy orsss
Observation-Disclosures de Gsnd Bartlett, Wilson's Seeding
HLdtSteres-New Rochelle Tor Lawton) Dorchester, New
mans ThorDless
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
Gouse furnishing GOODS.

DEAD THIS -, "a. p.,.,
IL spIendidy engraved ICEPITCHERs % spi rRy
FORKS aud SPOONS, 81 dozen. Every kind OF oohh@"i
At low prices, at BAssFORD'5, the Cooper institute
VyHE POLAR REFRIGERATION, with FIJI,
Il TER ndWATER COOLER combined. 10 the best sae
only Pssss FIs:Sa f:;s,sI Il rs sS 81. - yslvsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

INOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
class steamer viii leave New York the st lh and 2lt
MONTH except when these dates SUNDAY
tfe day Of departure will be the MONDAY following For
freigLt apply al the Gully Office No III We
ner Of Wsren 81. ID. ID. ALLEN. gent.