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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

Peter Snclairs Temperance Lecture, illustrated
with AndIirus paintings, will be repeated again THIS
evening, at Cabnon-street Baptist Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

MATS FOR EURoPE.-Letieis Tor Europe will be re-
ceived at Mr. Cunards Office Bowling Green, to ~ a.
m to-day to go forward rer soamShiPJua for Liver
pool direct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

IScESDIARlxs.-The Common Council Of jersey
City passed resolution on Tuesday night requesting
the Mayor to offer reward Of 800 for the detection u
the parties guilty of the recent acts of incendarsm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

vane Mack, the fat boy recently exhibiting at Bar
NUNS Museum, died yesterday. The boy was sever
years DID, weighed 2iO pounds and died Of excessive
htines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

The Cir CorRT.-The Jury trials for the February
Torn were this Court yesterday Notes Of ssus
for Term be fled to and including she 9Th q
M.rch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

FATAL RESULT oY Az AcCIDEsT.-Luke henry,
fireman belonging to Engine Company No 90 died st the City
Hospital Tuesday night In Consequence Of Injuries susneA
by being RON over Monday last while on bis IRE N
tI id District An inquest held the body by Ceropsr
Horton yesterday and verde, in accordance with the fAes w
rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

The departure Of the steamship Saxonia, Cap
E,lers, for Southampton, Iiayre, and Hamburg, ha
been postponed to Saturday the I'd Of March, at l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

(THE Brooklyn SUsDAY-ScHooL UsIos. Al
meeting of the Brooklyn Sunday Union recently
held the following officers elected for the ensuing
year:
Prssident-Andrew A. Smith.
Missionary Commttee-Albert Woodruff, Chairman; z. A
Lambert A. T. Baldwin John French. II. Fold John Wshs
Alfred Smher A. L. Van Buren, D. e. Green John Youns w.
Mckinney, II. r. Pierny
Committee on Public Meetiny-Andrew A. Smith, Chs,aa,
A. D. Mathews @. w. Blsecke John O. Fay c. A Aarvtas
John Csttnsck.
Finance Committee-J. r. Davenport, Chairmanj 6smnS
Slocum, Thomas James.
Treasurer-J I. Davenport.
Secretary-John II. Morris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
LAW INIELLIGENCE
COURT OF OYER AND TERMlNER-FES H-BefOro
Iu.tice INa

Justice LEONARD
THE GRAND JURY-THE JEFfEEDs CASE
The Extraordinary Term Of this Court ordered by
the Governor OF die safe a. commenced tbs morning Justice
Leonard Of the Supreme Court pdius The &c ART was
d Ia the or the Court Of Sessions there being no other
accommodation offered. GRIND Jury sworn In and Nr
Oliver Strong appointed Foreman The Judge hrsty cha
the jury topics and they then retired for debea'
Nr A. Oakley Hall counsel for Charles Je6erd s.ked htorsh
the Court that District Attorney assign day for the trial Of
Je1erds . 80. =,
The Dis,ricAtorley said that lie world notify tie gentleman
VIXEN ne ready =,
MIR Hall that they des ed TO try te oas and would
be ready to to trial one days notice nom the Di'e'
Attorney.
Mr. Wa,e bury .aid he would give ore dsys notice.
Tie Court rent Monday TO mest IN 'he zane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

Total Population Of Eew.Msric

Total Population Of New Merioo. s''o0o
The above figures compared with those exhibited y
the Census Of 1850 show very large increase ooln N
population aud wealth. The population In thsi year
was 81 525 including the Pueblo Indiana ana the es
mated value Of the property In tho Territory was
45,17i, AL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

COURT or COMMON PLEAS-spKCiLL TaRx-FsB.H H.
Before Judge BRADr. .
Higgins agt Jackson.-Motion denied, wthon
costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
sIpREME cOURT-a.snn,L TrnsIT s'-Befor,

Justices e. EkkE, SrTHEEIAEp. and lNuHihis
TIE APFRAL Is THE HoKRisf11 ARSON CASH
Come Moiell pl. IL eaor sg The People delta IN error
Morri+tt was convicted oil MANI laughter ~ The is
degree setting FIRE his store and hunts sccomphco 90
fatally thai be died the rAecs. De la shells wa iht
eccope and hi d. log confession vas the main testimony on
which Morisett convicted u Ia conrnd"d that tue e,
dence WA Improperly admitted Decision received. W. H.
Browne los plnta, Nelson J. Waterbury for dcierfaEI
SUIT iGAIrsf IHt HOARD 90 HYhrH.
TIL, People rel James Savage sgt Tho Bssrd 81 Health
The reator pOsse dumping grounds foot oil Unity
eighth street r. CopPlsint made that va, there
allow TO rot and the Board Health ordered lie removal He
ator by writ a. osrors cu 20 have The proceedis Of
the Board Health reviewed tho ground M they exceeded
b. powers Mr. II. H. Anderson for the Board Of Health
claimed that they h,d eIcccded their that their
on could not be reviewed and therefore 1he w' should be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

FIRE-A fire broke out in the apan leather factory
Crcsshan Bros Sanford street, Wioughby ssepus
O'Clock yesterday monicg cauns dsn.se to the extent
R.okiyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

BOARD OF SrpsRvIsoRs.-The Board Of Supervis
ors held meeting yesterday afternoon. petition W.
received from d. Richards and james Law. asking the
Board recommend the Legislature 10 repeal the ace
of 1856 and 1854 which provide for the employment q
a clerk tn take minues in the Supreme Cont aod Q
clerk in the Court of Sessions their combined salaries
amounting 81 $50, the ground that those dntiss
were imposed on the County Clerk the deputies be
appointed aud compensate by the ample fees q
the County Clerk. The petition being deemed disrs.
spectu % it's wording and as to the state
ment Of facts contained In it, was laid on the table
long discussion occurred upon the report of the Pen
tertiary Committee, recommending tbs dismissal u
John Bradshaw, Deputy Keeper.
Some of the members seemed to think it was on po-
litical grounds this was recommended, but from the
statement Of the Committee, it appeared that they
based their report upon the mans personal habits -
constituting his unftness. The Committees repot
was adopted. The Court-House Site Committee made
report upon the various proposals. recently made to
the Board in regard to this vexed question, and leu
the matter TO the wisdom of the Supervisors for ut-
mate settlement. motion to direct the came Com
mtee I'd purchase at $3.50 per lot Mr.. Schoess prop
erty on Lee avenue Nineteenth Ward offered by him
as a site for the new Court-House, was laid on the
table but they were instructed to ascertain the oHsss
price of the said property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
Ca,sHHr,.-Bstore Justice Lros,Kp.

Stephen ID. Dilllye aSt. Seth X. Foster ct sl.-Mo-
VIM L. Co.ius ct al ,g- Elizabeth RO,oh 9, al-Mo,iOn
granted 49, g.,
pTcJpdice, &c
John w Worth sgt The dson County Real Estate Com.
many Motion denied, "a lib . 10 cots Of opPosfG
Stephen u. B0wes at Bpes ". SarFeGt q al Molten de
MED on the uffdsyi. Defendants sfdsvs not read.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

CENSUS OF NEw-JERsEY-EIGHT SLAVES LEFr.-
The Secretary of State of New-Jersey, on T,esday,
presented to the Legislature abstract of the State
census. The total population is 672024. OF these,
644,OSO are whites 1896 free colored, and eighf
sares OF the slaves yet remaining in the State, there
are in Hunerdon County three, in Middleex one, In
Morris one, in Passac two, and in Somerset one Tho
largest county Is Essex containing the City OF New
ark; population. 9S,S75 The next in population 10
Hudson containing g. TIT. The total population q
the City of Trenton Ia Il, 22l and of this number OF
are colored.
FIRE iS JERSEY CirY.-About O'Clock yesterday,
a slight fire occurred in Van Syckel's cement roofing
manufactory in Jersey City, by the burning Of soms
tar In vat. The damage was but slight.
RonpEp IN TIE DEpor.-A man. whose name was
not given while about leave in the Philadelphia ts
Tuesday night, had his pocket picked OF $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

SERIOUS STABBISe AFFRAY.-A man named John
McConnery while standing the corner Of Atlantic and
Columbia streets about O'Clock yesterday morning W.
eceo.ed by Cowan accompanied By three other msa
who him McConnery declined and started 70 20
sway when he knocked down, snd alleged :tsoeeA
While In the struggle the PROSTATE got out his knife
and stabbed COwan Ia the side Some policemen coming up
james Ha1lOn James Riley aas Lonsford and Thomas Css
telo.
They were all taken the Third Precinct Station Heusst
where Il was ascesined MeConoerys skull fractures
Ia addition other uiie Yesterday morning the parties
we're brought before Justice Conwe and tho complainant being
In state Bordering deliriu refused to make complaint
said II McConnery did not make
coupsnt he (he ln.pecor) would make complaint sssana
him cConnery which done and he ,ent jail -
await The other parties sent to bite s1es
to be detained e. Witnesses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

FUNERAL OF A FTREnAs.-The funeral OF William
old and highly respected member Of The Ere "
Methodist Church He for many year 40 efficient n,er es
OF Clinton Hook and Ladder Company No = The City hs3
bell toed procession marched 10 the eenetsTy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT Trn. s1.-Be'or'Jaass


p.fcr Sevyfps Marar~ Company Os.s Heus-l tr-d
erlk ODD Gustav HuhrcI, Valentine MsIriii
John shwuz 0ecTgs ". hAtiu, Fred lVntlcr, Anihony
Maellsf PrSnci. Potter Oecre H. Merrill. Ffsneis T. La
Croir VIM. Lisbof, aid Gustav Fuller.
On motion Of George Clifford, eel, counsei Tor COM
pslnAn preliminary i1iIneoIs were ran,ed agsin' a. the
d.fodui, above nsmd fofb5dns irif inhinEng whti '
kpowp a. the A. u. Wilson scwis machine iced psrn by
making ceiling using see 1g mscine. oontains "iai !.
l~ou as an. ron ~ feed ncludug The wheel feed
Of tsIe dai,uded By D. r. Gsrri' T. b. Smith
ESQ Ard Mr.sr, kau.n Foster. The a;tofs ~ W IN
deYp,e wore overrued by the Court rsf'nrs so lAb or
u,ipz the infringing machine veil mailing % % ins
them; end the the psteut. 70 ,tcc their fEa nom
in.usut, by sieIs Intend so e. prosecute
for damage, those who the infringing Enaehines
IoJATLRTEfT CTETs.
Samuel II. Black placed AT the bar iqr trial on
are Of ooursIions Unod STATE, cents Tho inde'L rn'
I'll rgs The accused with fonousy couuterng three hun
d. niece. Of the nbsuce % the coin OF tie
demo Of cent On sldo Of tho coin bswiy
eliminated h,ad Of liberty, crolns which are the word'
Samuel Bsrk Elecotypor 1890" On the revere wreath
on the Outside which tho words Medals cards Lc 10
order- 81 the the vord, fl Elm
with copper The dccue up tina, Bsek ussd the o.ns
busineFs Cid there being no attempt on bi, r TO
counce the coin OF the United states and no resemblance 10
tie coin srurd by the hiEt.
Teoy ws offered to show tL the coin had been received
A. renne bu; defendants counsel objected The Judge said
was question for The Jury 10 determine whether the com was
likely taken In the ordinary OF but
pet. The evidence offered by the UOvefuc could not Do
ues tho could hc traced from the prisoner 10 he
party bsd received genuine Under this ruling the
Assistant District Attorney closed the case.
No evidence for the defense The Jury, amer
brief absence, rendered verdict Of hot guilty -,
j. Henry for the ned States; john W. Ahnesd iof The
defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

booeo. ssI. and buttons, erclaavely not combined With
psped sSS m.dSeI root snep marin. coral UNI
lsctgTed medals Of gold slver or coppei machinery suitable
for that purpose solely Including that which may be
used for any other manufacturer maps and charts mineral
P%S That al n ss Or ses
deF: nsen; nickel; nutsss; nur yorncs oil .pcrmscs
whale and other h.h of American hsheriei and all other T
:. sda so ana f;Sd r.
no HeTcRaSd.s Of citizen. Of TIE United State. dyn
srou'd psns. anmsnuiscuIsd Ps,n. vases or Istort,
R9 RqmSs md Pn sas.,
reeds unmanufacturedi rOtsnsone ssfioweI satpetIe
e,So ssA1s SI' Yellow meta.
wholly Of copper nor Wholly OF In part Of Iron
to per square yard shclsc shipg bolts and save
bolts: SIX Ieelod from the net bsins doubled
and sill waste sns specimen, Of history nsrsoay
nS s ss s s' Ss capacity
expressly used for terra aponics cate
S 5 Pr bars sDf
not otherwise provided for ,unerc types Old and 1T only to
be ee Ho s1aRn Gas
and lSs % S .as
shall be construed to include nschine OF other articles i'm
ported for ue 10 any % or i a.
wood ebony boI ssnadia mshossny I9.owood s,lnwood
tired and an hair Of goats apsca and other k. sus
scursd the value whereof the lt port place from whence
sIpsred 70 United States shall be 10 cen or under per
pound -
UYEEuMERATLD ARTIcLrs.
There bs be levied collected and paid the importation Of
all raw. or articles not herein enumerated or
provided for sduty Of 10 per cenum I'D ysore and on az
articles In whole In part not htrep enumerated
OF provided for, o duty Of 20 per eenium I'D vsorem
PUBLIC STORES AND wAREHousIsG DUTIES
Goods wares and merchandise, which may be In the public
stores, on the day and year Aforesaid be subject 70 no other
duty upon the entry thereof than ths same were imported
respectively after that day.
WHAT Is MEANT By "a rus"
Wherever word tuu" 10 used In this act In
weight Il sail be deemed and taken 10 be twenty hundred
weight, each hundred weight being liz pound's'"dapo
RAILROAD IRON PARTLY WORN TO BE FREE of DUTY:
That railroad iron partially wholly worn. may De impoea
Into the United 6atcs without payment OF duty under BONG 70
be Withdrawn and exported amer The said r,rOsd iron hA have
been repaired and the Secretary Of e
Treasury hereby authorized end directed 10 prescribe such
rules aud regulations DO protect The revenue
agsntt fraud and The Identity character and weight Of al
such importation. whom again Withdrawn and exported restrict
ting and limiting the export and whhdsw 70 the po Of
enty whore imported and also limiting al bonds 70 petiod o.
tho sst NOW shsa ax mouths fua ihs De 1simpst$
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

LUNDBERG = In this city, on Frd.yi ApI 'f' L. L.
Lundberg aged 81 years II months and 8 days
MANN-On Saturday April G. at Milton Ulster County n;
Mrs Phgbe Mann, wife OF John Manu. In the Goa year He
+
Her remains viii be buried from Friends Meeting onse IN
Milton, the 10th Inst, ct Ire Hlehus VI '0 '1'
are invited to attend without further notice.
MONTAgUE-on Sunday, April jain Montague IN the 'O'h
year Of his age.
NoBLE-At Unsds Otsero County n. Y, on Tuesday aroh
26 Mr. Thomas Noble, aged II years
PHELAN-ln this city, Sunday, April John Phelan seea
10 years and months.
PHENIX On Sunday April T. Of consumption Mnia rn.@A'
aged &c years and months at No l9J East T"rfh
PHILLIPS-In this city, Sunday, April George D. .a g
Of George and Eliza Phillips deceased aged ~ years ah'
Days.
PIER-On Monday April William IT.. son Of William ana
Jane T. Pier aged 3 years 9 months and II days. =,
The re.ye, AID friend. Of the family invited 70 aend
the uuera edDt sdAy morning At 10 oclocs om the resi-
dence OF his pareIu No. loS East Houstop street
sEEln ths city on Saturday April William A., son oil
VIM II. and Hsster see 10 the Sd year Of bis age.
WEEDEN-On Monday morning April g. after lingering u
Daniel Wecdn In the 18th year CT his age s0h '' LUG
late Daniel s Weeden. 4,
Funeral services pheus Church Of Broome ana
Chysie streets. wednesday, 10Th inst, at p N MS
friends Invited 10 attend The remains VIII ne ihtefeu III
Greenwood.
WOOD-M Facoryvile, Staten Isasd on Sunday morning
April Mrs Jaa l.. Wood wife ofIoseph D. WOOD tseu 20
Tie relatives ard friends invited 20 attend the funeral TINS
day tTuedyl 9th inst O'Clock om the re'idence OF her
father A. Hedenbers No 222 Broad street, Newark NJ
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NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY.-

~ From foot Of Courtlandt s-Coppecng at Hampton juno
ton with Delaware aekawsnna and Western Railroad and a.
Taston with Lehgb Valley Railroad aud Tvs connexions iors
direct line Harrtsbnrg without change OF cars ,oe,
STRING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS March J. iooi-
Leave New York as follows: . ~.
HARRIsBURe ExPKgssAieA m. for Easton, Reading fo~
VILE Harrisburg Mac Counk WilbsmsPort, 20; o,,r
Qseat Bend Pitston Wikesbsrre, &c =, c,, xIyu,.u.
l2N. GHROuGH TRAiS-For Eason, msuch 0hunA' "
mort Reading Pottsville Harrisburg. &c. ,uo,,ovr
THaorSH TKAS-For Esston, Bethlehem Allentown
and Mauch Chunk :,
tP.M. WAY TRArs-For Somcrvine -. rr.,n
EXPRESS Tram FOR HARRIsBURGThe6 g. m EI ha,n
from New arrives ct Harrisburg at 2:4O noon IN uo
connect with fast trains and West ennsy "a
Railroad Northern Central North and South, ana "'h 'Ho N
berand Valley Railroad. - r.- N.,vyo,k
EIzABETnPoKr AND NEw.YoRK FEnRYmLeaye sc on
from Pier No North River at 1920 and uifV m '''' ~
LEAVE ELlaBIrn--A 6ls 1880 and o:25 M lao AndA;io
Pm. ,,r,n.-., rtsrbo, svarvt,,n
each way. JOHN " slEhNo, opPcIInseuo,.
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DIED.

ANDREW Jer,ey City Saturday, April ., Archibald
Audfew In the SD year Of his age
sssd' Sspy n c Mr. Flsnei d Eco
-. 2 mon h. end 26 dsya
ueslay the 9Th ust O'Clock, from the residence oi his
parents. No. 4J3 Broone street
BRYANT-On Monday. April after ,hort ilne o. eonges
ton the brai Jerry Bryant Of bryAns hihSe aeu ~
yens rscntba aud y days . , A..
Tie relatives aud isnd' Of the family are respect invited
snd b funeral nom his late residence No. 1888 Elizabeth
street, Wednesday next at O'clock without luther inA
ton.
BRowN-on Sunday April T. virseia A. younse,, daash
months and 10 days .
BUKKER--At Yonlers Saturday April g. BENJAMIN y.
Bnuk.I formerly Of this city IL the 10th yesT OF his es-
The friends the family respectfully i1yted to attend bis
funeral without further n,tsion ron has late
ChambcIstreet Depot At q o'clock L. Carriages "I oe IN
attendance at the depot
nIrNNINGop Sunday March 81 at Cape vipc.n Jefferson
County, NJ H. 'ame' o. O'""'"s' ''''"''''
RITZGERALD-In Brooklyn Sunday April 7. GeOrsia9i
daughter Of Peter and HsnoHSh Fitzgerald Ssoa year ana
months.
FARRELL-on Saturday. April John Farrell In the 10th year
ofhis age. "a,
FULkERsoN-on Sunday April Samuel T. only child o.
Henry C. and Catherine L. Fulkerson aged Yeas nonhs
Thu relatives and scousntances the family respectfully In
from the residence Of bis psi ents No. I2s orchadsreet
oAaRIcKIn Brooklyn, Saturday April 8 Ace y0snS'ss
child Of Capt w. H. aud Annie os'hea' lseu '''' ''
daya
oAMBLEIn Brooklyn on Sunday APIl Nay: y01 .nS
daughter Of Arthur and Isabella Gamble aged sye"' ana
monhs+ II p..t.
oALLAoHER-on Saturday, April Thom., son Of Franc"
and Anne Gallagher, sssd yssis and 10 months
BowsER-In ,hi. city on Sunday April Ad. only ehid
q John B. sOd Martha T. H'w'er aged year.
s,Ss1 Sunday hP ssIs 1sas
s, ~. "?
nostAs ssd u dayA
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r. H. LupLOw, Auctionesr
TUANpCONE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

! & sRCCIION-L. II. LUDLOW Co., wy eel st aug
to- on iITgsD y Apd o. 1861. II O'Clock, At No 81 Bond
e. bIoa3~ay enGe Furniture eonianed " sid u.e
M ng 40 part hsndt0e rosewood peor suite In t'reu
and gid bloea- h4r-c.t AID velvet H. W marble Top Zen
to BE. Necr gio1 Chic iI fou1 broraeli French Ted
esa.. marble 10 Bur. Pier Gnsscs Etageies afdrO3es
&c velvet aee All three ply C.pri- Oh Ll0ts Ac 70
eett er with nsnt Ct Caua ard oiswae 'aaatoe.
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HrrRr D. MIson. Aue.ionesr.

Selegroom 10 % Na.1ea 81! oPPo7ile ihH To't'UHce
MINOR & 1HORp viii sell at Auction, on
w WEDNESDAY, april TO- 1871, At 10! o'clock, at tho
ye y,.lesce No 22i Msdison-st, Iehefson-st by
oder II The Eseea.o-, ELE1AhT HoUsEllJbD tyhNiIi
TRC contiuz II Velvet Medallion CarpeH. Brnssel. and
Ply do superb Pier NiuoTs Laos CGnacs end Cornces
cared Ro.eYood Paor Suite "a Crimson rnsl R9'ewo ID
Octave Piano made by Lldenan sops Of New York ho,e-
wood Under Secretary richly carved Rosewosd EaEefs d"
Cei.er and Side Cal tetk Wood do oil Panitgs Hose
wood and hagany bed Furniture Hair hstrestes Beds
d Pil.,ws diloIohs, si.gerpsed WGre, Crockery AID
kf Itsusi kc.
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IL. u. Mmrn. Aurtlos.er.

caosroou, 80. q Ss,s-G-,,, opposite the Poftohce'
NJ iNER g THORp VIII sell at auction, on
w TUESDAY, Ap 9, 1861 al lOs O'Clock at he private
rsdefce No Nest 22d-t genteel BOJ SEhOLDFuhNl-
TUkE eonsing of Brussels aud oghn Carpets olcloit'
Settle. crimson bl ocaoIe Ghd PLUM rose
Piano by cy maker Gss Ch,ndr'eI Center and size
pnb-s Encofre. ok extension DuiHGTaoles mahogany
side Yoad Csirs mahogany Bed-sesds and bueaus
bas.ssiui d. Hair MsTes.es Feathe Leds Bosiefs fh
" stair ROD Dining snd Bedroom Crockery, Kitchen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
Sales bn Anrtlcn.

A UCTION NOTICE.-CALV1N I. HAHEN,
IN Auctoneer. On MONDAY and TUESDAY, April 9Th
and sth at II O'clock the Cape; Store NOs 26o and 21o
C.nast near Broadway j. w DIMICK will offer his entire
Wholesale Stock Of ENGLISH and AMERICAN GARRETT
INGs OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, MATS, &c, at Auction.
Any quantity Of yards will be that purchasers require
Garnet. are ed at retail at the Wholesale price, except
Auction dsya then pnrehsers make The pIice.
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EGAYT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

" LLGANT NOINLHUID FLhNIIUItI
~ At PUBLIC AUCTION.
THIS (Tuasday) AFTERNOON at oe.ook precisely Els
"a ,lv rpt,nre contsined In the dwelling house Ne ;2
2Iatst between 5h snd 8hayf eomPHdns choice and Ns
,. 90 lection tie whole perfect order Andto be pefemPto-
- oid SUpp rosewood Piano Forte, stosl aud cover Two nag
~ rosswood PaIior Furniture in rich hocarl Center
,d Ter Tables elegant Etere large Mantle aud fier
Mir marble GfClps fnitngs ukish boihra
. d Ch. rich Carpets Vasrs d and lace Cuan., nnrDie
p5,s's % elegant rosewood Ch.ber Furniture naT.sses,
&C. Of egerv description; Oak Dining Furniture. Tch Olass-
ware SverW are French end bohemian China &c Gait 20"
tive rain shine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

CANPvnLE Monday, April O. le6l.
For the week ending Monday Ap 81! Cattle rs cars
Hogs bears sheep, sears 0ses, cas- Mnes Total STOCK
l2B add iO5 Express Freight making total number Of
hauled by stock Express 1sins during the wee 9
showing decrease lest week Of % OF Live stock
Total Increase Of oil cars taued by Stock Express, 35
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

DEATH or CELsBRATED NEGRO MIssrREL.-
Mr. Jerry Bryant, Que of the Bryant Brothers, who
have for many years conducted band OF mnstrels in
this city, died suddenly yesterday in his SSd year. Of
congestion Of the BRAIN His funeral will take place
Wednesday, from his Late residence, No so5 Eliza
both street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

HIsromcAL SociErY.-A private reading Of paper
prepared from the orgin, Manuscript "reminiscences
of Kosciusko, BY Col Xayer Zeltner ia whoee family
that distinguished patriot spent the later years Of his
fe). viii take place Tire Hall Of tie Historical So
ciety lis evening Tie Hon. Lutbe Bradsh will pre-
side on the occasion, and tie paper will be read by Dr.
Francis L. Hawks, in lehsii Of Col Zeltnes, who will
also be present. The proceeds from the sale OF tickets
fifty cents eachl viii be applied e the purchase from
Col Zener Of the original bust Of Kcscusko for the
Society.