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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08
municipaI Elections.

PORTLAND. Me-. Tuesday April T. 1863
As the city election to-day Jacob Mcclellan, Re-
publican, was elected Mayor by 2O2 majority The
Republicans carry six out OF the seven Wards
The Mayor elect, Mr.. Mcclellan, is staunch
Union man, who believes the preservation OF the
Government IS 1t is to be the first duty Of every
voter, no matter what his party associations have
been.
TOLEDO Ohio, Tuesday April 7. 1863.
Charles NJ. Dor, the Union and War Democratic
candidate for Mayor and the entire Union ticket,
were elected here yesterday. ...g1
SCHENECTADY. N. Y. Tuesday April :. 1862
A. W. Hunter, Union candidate for Mayor, was
elected to-day, without opposition.
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DIED.

BRp Eli,sssh ~ y j. On TSs s , APr Ea Maria
Fuuera from their residence At ElzApeh on Fhiay April
TO- G, ~ p. M Train leaves Ns~Yoh (Cour!andt,red
Eliis5sih depot, return uain. at $3.50. 5. S;5j p.
BEENEM-Iu Brooklyn, Monday. Agr 8, 1883. OF con:
sumption Alexander W. Bennefn, eyed % year, ard
The resves ard friend, Of the family respectfully Invited
10 attend the funeral em tie residence a. BIZ brother IN,
law George w Hunt Warren street, bsi house cast Of
Filth avenue on "Wednesday, ApT0 t. ls5J at O'clock pm
CRTTTEEDEH-A; Dover, N. J., Monday, Apil G. Mrs
Harriet Cnuenden reet Of the late Dr. ira Criitenden In
Her fineIa viii be attended Wednesday 9Th Inst from
The readence Of hsr sea Dr. Thomas Crenden immedi'
ae!y on tho sirivsl Of the morning cara from New York
leaving foot Of Courandt street, at % m by Morris and
Essex Railroad
COCK - On Tuesday. April l. Ann Augusta. wife Of DIR.
Tn ,ns r. Cock. snd daughter Of Dr. Isaac wood IN the
Frref services si her late residence No ~ IVES, Thirty
Thursday, at D. m The remains WIZ DO
taken to Greenwood on rs following morning.
DINsCOMBOn Sunday April aftor short Illness, Col
Samuel 5 panscomb aged q ye az. h,,,., w = Dor,.
comb respectfully invited 10 attend hi funeral nom his
residence No. ~ Beeeier street, gu "Wednesday after.
4o'elock
PRANKLIE-On Tuesday April 7, afer short Illness,
Williau H. Franklin in the 9th year OF his ago
HIS -end, and responsiveness respectfully invited to
tend hi. funeral II Sc Bbrthol,mew' Church corner Of
Eoutth street and Lafayette place. on Friday tho Otn nS
KiSGMHN-fn Brooklyn on Tuesday, APril Frank, tho
youngvrt u MARTIN T. aud Frances L. kingman, ssed
TIE relatives aud friend. Of the family invited to attend
be fupaAl from the residence Of his parents corner OF
Grand end Pgnam avenues, Brooklyn on Ihursdsy, Aprl
3, ~ Jo'clocEp IN. - a.. -, . q,
sTOCKING--In this city. Monday, April Charlotte
rect Of the Rev. Davis Stocking, aged % years months
aud d4ys =, ,. ~ "a, c..l
Funeral services the residence Of DR. Hunter No O4 sixth
ny.nne Son Wednesday, at Y. n., and on Thursday ct
tbe " r. Chyfch. sing Sing, at III M Friends OF tie
f,pry iuvited TO st'end.
IdAYfR-On day April T. Mrs. Mary Cochran Thsyer,
wife Of WIN. w. Thayef.
TIE rcsl will take place Friday 10TH at o'clock from
her late r.si1eucs 10 253 Degraw street. brooklyn, H. l.
WIISON-On Tuesday. April at West Farms OF disease
at the Nicholas X, wilson, OF Com
pshy O. 18th Regiment, " Y $. " Enginegs In tho E5h
year Of his age. . - Ill, i,
The relatives and friends Of the family re'pectfuy invited
10 heud the funeral Thursday afternoon at O'CLOCK
from tie Reformed Dutch Church OF Wed Farms
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The Ohio Elections.

CoLuxBUs Ohio Tuesday. April q 1863
The Democratic candidate for Mayor Is elected
The Councils are also Democratic.
CIRcLHvILLR. Ohio. Tuesday. April 7, 1858.
This place has gone Democratic.
GAINESVILLE and Steubenyille have gone Union.
In Portsmouth the Democrats have elected their
Mayor. A majority of Onion men are elected to the
Councils.
Lancaster has gone Democratic.
Chilicothe chose all Unoniss save the Mayor.
Mount Vernon and Akron are Union.
CLEVELAND o.. Tuesday, April I, 1863.
The Uaionists carried the city yesterday by q
handsome majority.
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Trnyelers' Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson River RR., 81 Warren.
ST. 10 M. aud 81 s. aad III p NJ Sunday ~ p IN
To Albany bv Harlem KR, 26dl'st md 4th-aE Vi d IA
10 Boston by Nsw-London hne rier 81 ~
p Stoaingion line, Pier 10, \. r.. aud Fall
River me f'e' o ~ 49, SIP. IN.
TO s9sl9n, oy d s,hsv @ a. IN. ADD 81 aud p. IN.
To boston, 10y kew-Haven RR' 2th'st shu os.,, &, p,
sth.av Wis Shore Limo ..l2i and p M oohusY' p n'
To Buhao' by Etc nm wv " ,',,.,..7 g. ~ and p.
-,
To PkiladrlDhs by Jersey Ksilioa1 1901 81, ~
Of Court n 10, m, ~ il1 p ~ SuhoAJ Up H.
To Philadelphia BY Csuiden AID Amooy
Railroad Pier 2G N. H.. foVt Of BaIcnys' D. ' p "
s. . 'y Soa "q coprtandt Sunday u p
To Washington by Camden and Anboy hsl' A, o.,
roed Pier d ~ r. foot Of Bpciey-st... 20 M mo- u
To the West. by Central Railroad OF hss-
Jersey. foot Of Courtlsndt-si. b aud a. ~ Al IN
II
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co,,pr cALENDAg-ryt. DAY.

SUPREME CoURT--CmCCIT-Part Mos. ,6i3,
icai 1872 1906 1899 1905 1903 I'LL l7l3 IT'S ll9 III.
I723 i525 1527 iT29 1871 1883 1.i5 80 Part i-Nos
2426 258 2522 25l4 1890 ass; 1888 1880 25.2 25i a6
2lB 1850 2j2 2s5i 2j5G 1880 2JGO 1856 2s63 Par Ill
Nos O55 1873 1896 Lar 1855 337. li67, +25 SIS 81.
500 GIL 7I2t 5isI. 747. 7!7t 765 1888. 80
SuPHENE COURT-SPECIAL TERN.-No. l9 OF
demurrer. and Nos al a. 224 20 2I3 800 TO $40. 22 Iue,
Of law and fact 800 80, 800
SUPERIOR COURT-Part Mos. 1915, 1871, 1919,
,ao I-4s a 1915 1859 1851 1888 1903 1879 1892 1857 7il
Part -Nos 1912 1874 l722 1872 1896 1914 zo95 zlUt 2lOJ
BIO 2lI2 2ll4 2ii6 2iis, 2l2o o
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part 1.-Nos. lf3l
1898 1886 1881 Ilsg 1872 1870 l4l 1872 lliJ ls, l4s
l447 1876 1896. Part IINos 1919, 900 l434 lSS l2V
BR0oKLYs ClTY CoURT.--Nos. %, 50, 81 40, 40,
a. As, ~ 81 AZ, 49, TO- So 81 80, 60 81. &c. g. G..
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The missouri Election.

KASsAs CITY, Mo-. Tuesday April 7. 1853.
The municipal election yesterday resulted in the
entire success of the Unconditional Union ticket by
q majority of 300 votes
ST. JosEPH No.. Tuesday, April 7, 1853.
The election yesterday resulted in the reelection
Of the present incumbents with the exception Of
,Councilmen. The Unconditional Union Ticket was
carried throughout by large majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

THE DEAD BODIES OF FIVE INFANTS FOUND IN
THE SIXTH WARD.-Yesterday afternoon workmeu
who engaged ia e1csysng in the Of No
Centre observed In the shed adjoining the premises
large black trunk and examining 1t they found Of
bones forming almost perfect skeleton On further TO-
ve.gon tin boIes each containing the remains Of two
still infants found in tue she'd The police
Immediately notified aud Sergeant E5tsbrook hsd the oode.
the Station House The drug store in the OF
which these found s occupied by Dr. Welsh
who that they Left there by Dr. Cofcoran, when
he for and that they probably suects
which he had obtained for dissection About the
little girl who helping her mother TO Clean out the
Of No 100 Worth pu her hand what she
supposed to be dead rat. She Immediately called her
mother when Il discovered that the obs VAS the dead
body Of what appeared to be sbor infsat yey much
decomposd Th body also taken 20 the 5iuto House
The Coroner will hold On inquest the bodies to-day
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CITY ITEMS.

The Rev. DR.. CHErvER will this evening discuss
lecture in his Church the State ensave
II. own citizens any than it can citizens Of France or
ENGLAND We are this lecture will be worth hearing
and will clearly prove that uan-no though hi,
mother were be rghfully enslaved anywhere
My good fellow" queried lawyer OF his prospective
client for what have they in tho s,ocksr For
snde" But they can. you In the stocks for SANDER"
demonstrated ths attorney. 81 don't say they csn"
pOnded ceni emily know that they hare done IT, and
hero I AMI
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A Choice Number.
TtrE NETWORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
NOW READY,
7, filled with pictures Illustrating the
PRINCE OF WALES WEDDING.
p,t,re,s Alexandra aud her bridesmaids In Bridal Costume
Young ladies sIEewins hO"er' before the Prince sHd
Ps.sat. from the Prince to tho Royal aie, Of Enrsud
and Denmark. , 49,. i.
RstirinsTOsm Of the Princess Alexandra. adjoining 81
Prince and Princess passing through
of a bouquet by the Lady MeyoIess.
Cn oran presiding the punc- Bowl Ut Headquarters
of a. irish Brigade. on 81. Pa,ricNs Day.
Portrait of BIZ .-Gep. III. l. Hunt.
Portrait of Brig ten H. Al. Patrick.
pst'hoE Indians attacking Miners in California.
Ontbresk in Poland -
Pssssnges Station Of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
way. -, c,,,N ~, ,v-.-.. u H..
Grain Elevator OF the Chieaso sad North-We'teTa Rail
way. ~ lit,
THE NETWORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS.
FOR SALE BY ALL HEWSDEALERs.
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Bulls HKAD.-Wben the Bsei-Catile market
closed yesterday IN Forylourth street the drove did not
feel as Jolly 81 the opening The decline essiod at
SIS head In cases greater Al the opening the
remarkably lively. At the close II 1ay
makabe for duineIG The advance Of price, Monday
morning al made speculative pfucpleA not on
Of short supply for the number OF huoeks Is LAGER
this week ast We expect present. rates to bo nam
tanned OF the largest pecusor strongly In
teIeste Keep 1t Il for butchers TO say whether prices
shall advance We any reason why Icy should
bevoud those have bought large lots %
bullocxs the West. very hyh figures There notice
In the attic market report this week OF Of the brokers
here buypr 900 head IL Illinois dis ey lad Seer. do
v.raba ct Chcsgo pouud. live weight. Ihs puf
cha.e will be a Dad cue, ID Tho Inarket deelnos.
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Mails Close nj the Post.Omce.

For Grea. Britain and tbs Continent, by steamer
Asia. Wednesday Apriih. $3.50. a. pi'
Al p. m.
fUt ,1ag Ga 81 Iosspa Mo........5a ~. aud 81 p
Alhany HnHao and Canadss. IS a. aud ~
49, III ~ - HJey Observation-Disclosures.
80 ~ N VI. Erie Railroaa..5 snd y
hr srd soub.yYestea Mail 8 a NJ a. aud 10! p.
I gu, N n .............5a M, ~ and q p.
h,w. Bedford New port aud Fall MyeI....'..'.' p' M
ms Lous island Mail cloes al 5. a, III. and o. D. Ia
snnday AZ ail, - On Sunday al mails close ~ u p H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

FIRE IN observation-disclosures SIXTH STREET
"A WosAS AND CHILDREN BURNED TO DEArH.--On
yesterday morning about O'clock fire occurred In
frame houses in One ysiItb street.
Kingsbridge rosd The fanes which first In u
stable spread rapidly and M Stone and two of her children
who all asleep in Of the houses burned to
Death before the aid could be extended to them
The bodies taken out aud conveyed the Station House
avail. Identification. and inquest held them.
The damage the stable and adjoining buildings amounted
TO about ~ OO0
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From Aibauy.

ALBANY, Tuesday, April T. lec9.
large delegation Of New.York merchants are
here to-day, in opposition to the Broadway Railroad
The majority Of the Committee are ready to report,
but Mr.. Folger Is III.
The Republicans are firing a salute over their
= Connecticut victory.
The following is the Calendar Of the Court Of Ap-
psals for Wednesday, April 8; Nos &c. ", 20, 80,
p, 80, 80, "a, IS, SO.
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5penaI Notlres.

Twentieth Ward Loyal National Lenggee;-LL
WARD LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE VII be held AZ L
EVFNING at IA o'clock The member paueuify y,
10 be present. The pubic generally arc invited TO a
tend. JOHN pEANoON"i
RDBEKT WAEEFELD. Secretary.
LOYAL National League. No. 1858 Broad~ay.-rhi
Wad uoie1 20 nuke the auanss r "
,epd Cand lilac. Ne ens at Union square on s ar TN
NOON o. April II, aud designate two members ho e'L
Mad places the stands, s-uding 10 tne nu' n'
Secretary without delay j. A. kOOSES Eli SsooIHy.
Free Lectures for the People,
AT UIIZkLBERUEVS ROOMS. No. 20 5h'afp
oet,s ecu Doth aad 2lstas.
CHARLES ). SPENCER, eco.
Will deliver Lecture
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aprl y, a. . OeqeA;;
strBJECT'-JOHN HROWN-illS HISTORY, his EA-
AMPLE, ITS RESULTS.
National aud Patriotic Airs will be susg
RESERVED SEATS FOR LADIES.
n. &. PARkE Chairman Lecture Cominiittee'
yVITU WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOllAIi~N'
TicHets 10 be had Qree) in Hhzelbergrrs Saloon.
Ur lard will Lecture, q tho Rooms OF the Ills
,oI..i soeisty, ON WEDNESDAY EVENlNu, ana on
TyasnAY at tho Hall Of the l2ih-si School, Oh The
ns.on vy Art Literature and Science did poi prove ooh
.,sv. Igauences In the Last Days OF Rome"
Hou.. Wapted.-Wsnted. HOUSE. or part Of q
House for .rns fsmy In Bfookyn OF between 9'p ana
tsb.t. M Y Rent s6ou. s2oo. Address, D. W. W. noA
no. l+g THbuos-Ofes.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL g. 1863
The Hudson River Opcn--Arrivai OF the
Ernstus Corning Mt Albany.

ALBANY. Tuesday. April 1888.
The propeller Erastus Corning arrived here from
New-York at 3, o'clock this afternoon. The chan
mel of the Hudson River lie nov clear of ice.
The steamer Hudson, of the Swiftsure Line ar
rived from New-York al o'clock, with the barges
Virginia and Lady Van Rensselaer, loaded for the
Central Railroad. The propeller Lane and steamer
Eagle have also arrived. Ali the boats came thronga
the main channel. No tow will leave here before
Friday
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Loyal National League,

The members Of the LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE ere
that fine HALL has been permanently engaged No
83 Broadway and viii be opened for their reception THIS
DAY (Monday) April
READIH6.RUO supplied with journals and pamphlets
will be open Daily from q. n. 20 Ii p m.
PAMPHLETS for distribution ia each Ward be OBJ
tanned on application the Clerk In charge Of the Hail. thu
order OF Of the Ward Committee Of the Lloyd
National League" representing the same.
BULLETIN win always Be found at the Hail. containing
the latest news from every section Of the country.
The ROLL and PLEDGE OF the League will be always
ready for signature at the Hall -,
A VOLUNTARY ASSESSMENT LIST eau also be sub
scribed. 100 -
CONTRIBUTIONS may be sent to the Treasurer, JOHN
A. STEVENS esq President of the Bank of Commerce.
BADGES be obtained by members of the League On
application to the Clerk.
x CERTIFICATE OF MEMBERSHIP, designed by
Of the distinguished artists Of the country will b
ready for delivery In few days
MEDALS can BE- had by DESTROYS of purchasing them
at low price. JAMES RoosEsE Eli
Secretary Of the League.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

The AMERICAN FREEDMESs FRIEND SOCIETY,"
meeting OF the American Feedmen's Friend Society will
be held in the Rev. Mr. Beechers Church. Brooklyn omor.
evening Addresses TO be delivered by the Rev. Dr.
Cheever. Mr Theodore Tion the Rev. John T. Raymond
and Horace Greeley An intelligent cOnsbaud will be
emit and give brief account Of HE passage through the Rebel
Inca
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LxAvKswoErH Kansas, TuesdayIAprl T. 1853
In the city election yesterday Anthony, the Radi-
cal Republican candidate, was elected Mayor by ZOO
majority over Atwood the Conservative Republi-
can candidate, who was suppOrtedby the Democratic
The whole Republican ticket was elected. The city
has heretofore been Democratic.
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Baslness Noiltcs.

PREMIUM ON GoLD.-The Subscriber, who can
change his prices with the uctus'i0ns Of gold without
mourning enormous expense in advertising the changes
compelled sell his Pens at Old Prices Thinking his Custom
e entitled the benefit Of the Premium Gold rather than
the waLst debsss Of the best currency this country ever
had offers to all RENTING the amount oftheir ofder
Gold the full Premium In this city the day when received
In this way he hopes to do the country and his customers
some good wihou, nung himself for the MORTON fks can
not be made without GOLD.
When Pepper Money is sent. United States pr fered over
any Other A. MORTON No. Is MaidenIsne New-York
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TAdvsrtisemen'.
READING CHARACTER. -Wha

demand, on your orsausaon Would you become Actor.
Y5n org1n, Of body and brain, Which In
dsp-nsaby necessary Would you become LAWYER Then
different cast Is required. Phyiieian OK Clergyman
YOU shine in poetry in general erauIe would you
prefer TO become business Banker Broker,
OF merchant There way by which you may know In
advance without experiment, what you do best namely
nv Phfeuoogy aud Physiology. Professional eAninaiions
Will Charts and full written descriptions Of cbaIscter
given daily by Mesrs. FOWLER WELLS No 800 broadway
Soc the PaRKSOLoGIoAL J0UENAL, for April only 10 con
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Animal Fax Notice.-Noucs IL hereby given that the
ANNUAL LioI or rAAES sssesse la thi. COLLECTION Dis
, l The wear 1861 been received rom the Assessor
aud that IN. duties therein specified due and payable
Mil attend personally by Deputy, at my Once corner
n, Itb.st and Bthay under the NowYork County Bank
DAILY Except SundAys Io the date hereof uIti and
Including MONDAY, the 18Th day Of April Instant nom
n,cock a M 10 4 O'Clock p. m to receive the same.
nm, Taxe included In the aforesaid list those on rate
CarTases Yachts Billiard Tables aud for Licenses TO per
eng.aed In occupations liable therefore on the lat day o
hsptou5er Iso2, and not yet tsken - 400
persons who neglect Psy the Duties and Taxes az
ses.ed and returned the list aforesaid within tue ms
L-in speeiled will then become liable to pay TEN rEk
CpSTtJa ADDITIONAL upon the amount theIeoL-Dated
Syo,I Anil q 1863 WILLIAM ORION,
N'" Collector Sixth DlstTist Of Nsw.Yotk
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En.e.,aismcun.-wednesday, April S

ACADEMY OF MUSlC-Last Days Of PompoL
yALLACk's-My Noble Sopn-lsw.
WINTER GARDEN-Esst Ly1ne.
NIBIOS-Tdith.
BARNuMfS MUsEUM-Love In all Corners
GOtlPIL'S OaLLRRY-Vocano Of the Andea
BANVsRD'S PANORAMAS-ko. $50 Broadway.
RROOKLYN ATHENEU M-Tom Thumb
No. .s8 RR0ADWAY-GeorseH II. Halls Picture
COOPER ISSTiTUTE-Dr. C0ltons Lectures
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Phyaeisns and Chemists. No. 4a8 Broadway.

On THURSDAY, April 9, Mr.. GEORGE CARY
will open large assortment OF Spring and Summer MAsrL
Las SAcoURs CIRCULAR and the new and original Ro.
rosDK. now SO popular for Spring wear.
No. AIS Broadway, VILE dc Paris,
Late CulRIEs STRrpr.
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IODINE WATER.
IQJHy.

Pure iopNK in pure wArzs- cure for scrolals Con-
SUMPTION Dyspepsia Rheumatism Neuralgia Syphilis mer'
curi. Disease and all those distressing and affecting nsade'
which ss. FROM enfsebled viatsd state Of the blood de-
fectve nutrition. impure atmosphere, &c.
Its genunsnes pure solution and iis excellence
medicine are attetsd by such distinguished az Dr. j.
R. Chiffon Prof T.. H. Parker Prof J. c. Booth Dr.. j. B..
c. Smith. and Others
81 per bottle, S. per half dozen.
Dr. II. AyDkRi Co.,
PhyteiAns and Chemists No. 428 Broadway.
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RepubIienn Triumph in Michigan.

DETROIT, Mich Tuesday, April 7, 1852
Partial returns indicate the success of the RePub-
csn State ticket by an increased majority over last
Falls election.
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Spring.

Spring. -, -
SPRING CLOTHING not surpassed IN the wey oi
assortment, taste style or pfice IN his city. The
lCustom-Room, ChiidIens aud Furnishing Dspait'
m-nt not equsled. EnIiGe sItl,inc,ion given, or
money returned Please call and examine foE your
H. b. BALDWIN Nos. 20 and u Bowery.
LARGEST STORE IN TIE CITY.
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The oil merchants of Front and other streets have
resolved to close their stores this afternoon at O'clock out
respect to the memory of the late r. H. Barrow old and
much respected merchant Of this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

CAN oThIE ENsLh, p e Wv " 20 -,
y;cked claim and defense OF s legality by pretended
or rene gsds ptsnhro heretofore enjoying inc eoph
re rev Dr. CHRgvEK at the Church OF the Puritans Union
SQUARE, Oh WEDNESDAY, EvEsIsG. April
A LOyYk OF Truth AND JUSTICE.
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The Shin Charles md Jane.

Newport, n l., Tuesday. April =, 1853.
Arrived, ship Charles and Jane Of Boston, Capt
), Hartman, from Manzanilla "a days, for Lopdon;
has put In here for crew and stores.
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The Steamship America Disabled-she
. puts into Hampton Roads.

BALTIMORE. Tuesday, April 7, 1868.
The steamship America, from Central America,
with 700 passengers put into Hampton Roads yeser
day disabled. Eighty of her passengers arrived
here to-day In the Baltimore boat.
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MlLwAuKRK, Monday, AprI o 1908.
The Keokuk, of the La Crosse and st: Paul Packet
Company's steamers, went through Lake Pepin
yeste rGay.
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TeMn Election.

FoRr HAMILTON, l.. l.. Tuesday. April T. 1853
In New-Uuscht, to-day, Supervisor WIN. j.
Cropsey, Independent was reelected.
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CHRONIC CATARRH QSRED.
READ
OFFICE.
SIG
BROADWAY.

At n Regular Meeting Of the ShyENTEESTH
WARD NATIONAL LOYAL UNION LEAOI r. heii
Amid At Room No 90 Cooper institute, Samuel antFe
80 In IA, chair the Secretary ofeeed to read minutes
~ previous meeting On motion Of f7oFge r.
ga M, William BpardmAn elected permanent Chair
-, bx On notion Committee nppOlnted 20
rs-inins officers nessnty 10 compste TIC
1siI.tion Committee reported tho following gentlemen:
For Vie. johnson and William Ifu'-
low. ,,-l,.... ~, tt.n,v Q yy.u...
For secte.aries-FoemAn whitney aud henIy D. "aAce'
For Trrssuer-issAc I. Smith -,
~, nsn,.sen,stiys,-J 7. Hsaenbrook, John Humber.
VIM H. Faleoner Frederick c. Wagner aud samuel Can
tIelL
Report adopted .,,u--,..
81 eoIe g. seinbTenner then offered the following pre-
anil. aud resolutions. witch were un tmou.H aaoptedi
,y,g, The General Government endeayoIing to crush
Inhay rebellion when the e1igences OF the times de-
nd ron, every citizen unconditional loyalty TO tho Gov
.pt n The United States and to unite IN supporting t'
st.rt, 10 restore our once happy country.
6,y,a, the desire Of every true citizen 10 Keep u
parsd tho national unity and territorial boundary lhere'
g,,.S That We cal all good 20 enroll themselves
under banner whose A"''o '''4i W way " ' ~
Js h. we acc the inviatea o. the Union League
cai,tss 10 attend grand Union meeting TO no held A
linton sanara on Saturday, Api III, l6tJ and that we wan
eyrs epdeavor spread this movement that has for Its
b, lpery aud Uuq, aud forever, one and hfepara
IN nation: The Representatives be authorized TO solicit
from the loyal citizens oi the NaId, 10 desy TIE
necs,s.ry expenses Of tie lesgue -
n motion: The proceedings Of this meeting be pubshed
in The Tribune Of tbs 9Th lost. - -, -
o or. Adjourned subject TO call Of the Chairman said
e,il 20 he pubished Ia the morning journals
q SAMUEL CAhTRELL, Chairmau pro tenn
FoRExAs WniTSIi. socrot,riea.
HHSaY :. WALLACE, }