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TruyeIrrs' Guide.

TO Albany BY Hudson r. H.. 6S WsTens,''7 ~ a,
a. m and o. 8 ard lO49 Sunday tram. o'EE p m
To Albany by Harlem X. K. 2tth 81 4ths''iVa uL
and rs p. m. Sunday train 4'|0 p H.
TO Baltimore, by tie New-JeTsey NJ H. 100, g,
CourtAndt.st., 6 and 10 IL m, . p m, ana IL =,
nidnightSnDday y r.
To Boston, BY Kew-London line. Tier w ~ X,
S,oujngton line Pier 10, ~ H., and Fail River
line pier o ~ r.. daily Sunday exceptedl...:. ?. m
10 Bostop by New.HaxeH Rk. VIA Springfield
2Tthst eld ftl-aV a. m anu p IN
TO Boston. by New Haven RR. 27th-st. and am
sy via shore Line. .....l24 and p m Sunday ep 70
40 Buffalo, by Erie mr.. foot Of Chambers;
To Ysphank, Isip. Fire Island. and other resorts
on Long Island by L. ]. Railroad, from James
slip and foot OF 3itllsi l.. R.."..: 3 M ana p m
TO the West, by Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
foot Of Courtlsndt st.. a. m. and and p M
Sunday tran.s p n
To the West by Central Railroad Of NewJersey,
foot OF IS A. M. IL M and p m
To Philadelphia by New-Jersey Railroad. foot OF
Courtlandt-st 4, end 10 M. II ~, 4 and 6. p.
m. end 70 midnight. Suuday......:.....:.... op M
10 Philadelpliu. by Camden and AmboY Railroad.
Pier % N r.. foot of Barclay 81 % a. M p m
40 Washington by New-Jersey R.p.. foot Of Court
iandt St. and 10 m. a p. M, and u midnight
Sunday. p u
For further information in regard to Railroad Time Jsbei
entertainments in another part Of this paper.
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Dirnsters, &c.
Of The n. Y. Tribuns.

Correspopdence OF The y. \. Iflbuho
BARsEeAr OCEAN COUNTY. ~ J..
81 Thursday morning March 81 1864. ,
Tire. vessels Long Beach be plainly discerned from
The mainland this morning. having been driven ashore during
the storm at nhta bark and brig opposite Mannahsnkn
and schooner Barrega iEe; Considerable anxiety Is
fs know whether any lives owing 10 late storms
ku, the beach hardly enough to life
boat Experienced sucn have len for the wrecks to see If
help needed The vessel. about sir miles apart,
and the keepers Of the isonhoas-. alone CANNOT do much
pns help reaches thea from the mainland which viii be by
noon. LIGIl1hOtsh
later dsrsch ys that the brig George. Of aud Tor New
Hay,u from Crox l. ashore niar mites soth Of the inlet
b,yh or on the beach ard nuais tight. Tie Dispatch also
ssys tlss the brig nntr from Sasm for New ok With
e,feo Of sugar sid uoassrs u ssho two miles south Of
Great asrD las biIgd aud sii Of wsieE The vessel
end c.fso I, 81, ~ doubt, be 6ty.ai ios@
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The eu-ier Hudeon reports: March o. 70 miles r. ot
Henry fell in with sch Jno Leesburg OF aud ron Portland
for Phiiadeipa with loss cf bow. pr jos ana pos' man
spruns, bllvas gone and part o. deeS 9ad "s.eo
overheard during thu ~ r. sale OF the I'd she beng 10
sinking condition took her in tow and lett her al the delaware
ater, afer towing her 100 rlirs. -o,-
srnernc.o terrific sae from ~ e., during which split sails
,nS the "a o.cer bod his broken On the 18th took
Tb Si, hnrust,s while lying TO IN heavy gale from w.
had decks swept boats calls jbboom. stove stsrbosrd
bow sTrung bowsFr and main aud uinennasts' the ship
leaking bid.7
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n,nils Close n, ,he Po-t.Omcn.

Yor Grsa, Britain and the Continent by steamer
Gernaria saturday April 2.................. 10! a. M
day, April pi IN
dsy April II p. m
For Cuba and the West Indies. by steamer Evening
Star, Saturday, April 2...................'.. p IT.
Sorth star Monday April 4...'............ Iei ~
For Csiilo<nia. Oregon. Washington Territory, ana
81. M ..'..,''..'...t a. m. and II p. m.
Nor,h sihsny Eraslo AMI r. m aud % p.
- - w., W. Voit ................ q. m.
- MA = - brii,o,d a. m. and -
ctt Il Soath w. ,err Mail & m a. ca and lc1 IN.
Yasterr Mail M and o - ~
Newport and Fall River. -
1Le Long Island Mnu closes Il a. NJ ana y III
SUNDAY Msils-On Sunday Oh mails close 81 IN
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STOCRWELL & EMERSON,
No. 25 ANN STREET.
From Tho Sunday Mercury.


CAPITAL IDKA-A gentleman who had mania for col
eotins worthless old papers old books old pamphlets etc,
suddenly reduced poverty last April BY the failure OF
firm whose paper he had indorsed On Monday he was
complaining to friend that he had enough Of money
buy meal "Why don't you sell yow old papers. etc. !"
asked the other WHO would buy theInf" quered the
fellow. "Why, STocKwsLt EMERSON OF No. Is Ann
street. viii pay you good price for them" IL enough
tho old pamphlets etc. at sent 10 the above named
brm and the owner received nearly Sl0o for them
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A PROFITABLE EXCHANGE.

To Ann street Number twenty-five,
Now quickly hasten where. when you arrive
You'll md ready sale without delay
For everything that's Ia the paper way.
Newspapers, books and paripalets--torn or sound
Waste paper that lie, scattered all arousd
Are always bought lfor cash. that's promptly psid),
To help economy and enliyen trade,
Aud make your ho1se from all rubbish free,
Than call al once the miracle you will SEQ
LIZ. those which lie In tales Of magic told
By which al worthless things are turned 10 gold
Hard eash for paper whether tom or WHOLE
The funds to porchase clothes, provi.ioas coal.
Aud every article which you may need
change like lhis u an exchange indeed!
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"THR AMERICAN CONFLICT. The publish
ers OF 'The American Conflict History OF the Great
Rebellion, BY Horace Greeley" have long advertise
ent In this Issue ofTHE TRIBUNE giving brief extracts
from notices OF the work which have appeared in many
of the principal journals in various parts Of the country
IT ia an impartial statement of me estimate put upon the
hook by The Press
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STOCKWELL & EMERSON.
NO. Is ANN.sTREET.
FROM The Supdsv Ala.

SILL OF roun OLD PAPxR-S,ockwell Emerson. No. IS
Ann street. are doing an immense business in the purchase
old paper Of every description They pay liberal prices In
cash Tor old pamphlets newspapers manuscripts aud other
useless trash In the shape Of paper
WASTE NOT, WANT or,'-You should no. waste any
hins not evens piece Of old paper for by carefully hoard
t up all your waste scrsps. such old newspapers pam.
Phss circulars and all Of odds aud ends you can
them into cash M.sis Stoekwel Emerson, No. rs Apn
addrsss to make purchasss Therefore waste nothing
STOCKWELL g. EMERSON
H rat 40 tsunI.f .l NO 23 ANN STREET.
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BORT iUar0ens' Noiire.

STATE NFy YORE.
PORT-WtRDEss' OFFICE No l0i Wal.s,.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
sections of the passed April H. 1851 entitled An Act %
Reoganize the Wsrds Once Of the Por. Of New orb to
all persons interested IT, having charge Of the subject
matter Of such inquiry examination survey that the fol-
lowing under examination by the Port War
deDs aud that tie sad surveys examinations III be
pleted within ten days succeeding this notice board
s.id vessels
SHIP Arkwrght. No 5NR
Snp Ly dia..... .................. :. Empire Store
Bark Elizabeth jenkins. w oodrtf Robinson's
Bark GTep Gutenberg. No. 20 r. X.
Bark Creole ....................Pier No. ~ L. H.
Steamboat Pre- sldeit. ....---------
G. II. BRAMliAl.L President.
J. AuGs HKRaiMAS Secretary
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......
Cleared.

Cleared.
s,esn.hip-GermanA Ham,, Ehlers, Hamburg Kun.
hsrdt s. Co.
Sesmers-Frsnk Shropshire, Philadelphia J. n. Bngu'
Novelty, Shaw. Philadelphia, Lopez Kirkpatrick
shirs-LiyerPoo Chamberlain Liverpool GrinneI' Nib
turn Co. St. Louis Doyle New London, s. Stevens
Bsrks-Ela Adele tBr.j. Brown. Havana T. A. r. Webstsr
Co. bidewel (Brl Churchill HsWe; Alfred Jeani IL
muir (Er D. Anderson, Segus Ia Grande. Waydel Go.
Brig. w. Woodruff, Ia on Boston, X. p Buck Co.
Sehooners--Miiton. Raymond Boston, " u. Nickersoa
Moonlight. Tuthll, Washington Topper Bssitis
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PARODY ON A POPULAR SONG.

1dr-.red that wandered throu-h newspaper ball.
Whsre talent and science were blended,
But soon deserted those lower walls
And up TO the gsirct sscended
There papers by Thousands. both wrnked and old
All sorts, all descriptions .nd szes-
And know they'd bring money n taken and ssld,
10 Stockwel X Emerson, a. they advertise.
Therc blank books and pamphlets Of every degree,
In every state you could mention,
The sight Of these matters was pleasing to me,
And attracted my earnest attention
for knew thsi their value equal to gold.
When at S,ockwe Emerson's they CHANGED 10 arrive
For there, when tbs taken, tits easily sold,
The place Il Ann street, twenty-five.
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STOCKWELL G EMERSON,
No. 25 ANN STREET.
SAVE THE PIECES.

Who would no. economic by selling old papers, instead Of
throwing them away hessrs Sockwel Emerson VI No.
rs Ann will pay the most liberal prices for old books
old pamphlets newspaper and every description Of
paper and will walt upon party dssng dispose Of such
sces receiving note to that eject Gather up your cid
papers and get good price for them
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STOCKWELL & EMERSON,
No. 2J ANN STREET.
A sONG FOR THE PEOPLE.

A SONG FOR THE PEOPLE.
All papers tho size Of The Herald,
The journal Of Commerce, and TimsA
And Tribune. | buy by tho hundred,
And readily pay out the dimes.
We tske every hundred brought 10 u,
AT seventy TO seventy.tiye cents,
And papers Of all other sizes
We purchase, nor care for expense.
II papers are torn II, no matter.
We care not straw for the lookst
And we readily buy up old volumes,
Nith al kinds of written blank books.
Then pamphlets we take by the thousand
With books of all kinds and degrees,
80 call ., our store in Ann street.
You'll fnd US quite ready to please.
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SAW YOUR WASTE PAPER

Old Newspaper. mu,ilaisd books pamphlets and the differ
ent varieties Of that accumulate house
which Is generally looked upon Rubbish shoud sent to
Stochwe Emerson Of No. IS street They are paving
liberal prices fot all descriptions Of paper than
any QUO in the trade.
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Boar0 an6 Rooms.

COUNTRY BOARD.-A few families can
~ obtain BOARD In retired and healthy location within
three bours OF his city, by applying TO w NJ STILL
MAN, No. " Walker st., up stairs.
COUNTRY BOARD.-BOARD for the Sea-
" son may be obtained 81 MI u. j. JAMESON Bedford
Wosehesr Co.. N u For hoathfuness aud beauty PLACE
can IL surpass Reference BIZ. PHILIP REYHOLp, Nd
81 Nssssu-st.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-Within $50
" miles Of this city and convenient OF access for eight
weeks from July y Two large aud small will
be required by siI adults la house where there will be
few other boaTdsra Terms must be reasonable. Address
Boz No. 10 Tribune Office.
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March H. lat % o. Ion G. 49, bark Jsne Almond OF and for
London from Belize, on; Is days
March 81 of the Delaware Breakwater brig Belle Of the
Bay from Port Roya for New-iork.
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HnIln.i.

MARCH 3i.--Stesner City Of Richmond
Ship Missouri.
Bnss-Jsmes sheppard. John Sherman Ina, Fortuna
Schooners-Ann bell MN. A. Ellis.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
0up--Esss. $40 Sets..... 6:25 Moon--Rses... z39
alGH WATER
ssndy Hook. 4:le Gov. lsland.. +59 Hell 0ate.... $50
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STOCKWELL G EMERSON,
No. rs ANN STREET.
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STOCKWELL & EMERSON,
NO. % ANN-STREET.
fBrooilyn Daily Times.l

LOOK OUT YOUR Old PAPER.
We would call the attention Of our reader. 10 the
mrnt 81 stockweu Emerson They offer the ghes, price,
for old newspapers pamphcts and all kinds of waste
This good to those who realize on theif In
cressng stock OF books and papers Paper pretty high us
now, and old paper 10 worth good price.
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STOCKWELL G. EMERSON,
No. rs ANN STREET
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60 Ubom it man gontern.
DROPSY CURED-Even the wOR.

HEADQUARTERS eiIH REGIMENT, \. q, $. y; Yr}
new YORK. April l. 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. l6.-Pursuant to
NJ Division aud brigade Orders this regiment will parade
on MONDAY, April
The line viii b. formed a. IL o'clock 4st, the rsh.
resting on broadway.
The Field and STAT VIII report dsmouned to the Colonel
OF l2t o'clock.
Tho Commissioned staff aud Music viii report 10 the
Adjutant the ground at II O'Clock m.
by ordeT. Col =. A. CONhLiNc,
Commanding Regiment
C. z. MITCHELL Adjutsnt.
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Ecaal Notirrs.

CHARLES BOOKHAM, deceased. -NOTICE
l. hereby given that all Creditors and other persons hAy
ing any claim upon the Estate Of Charlie, BookhAn late ~
No 81 Twenty street. in the City Of New orb In
the United Of America deceased who del on the Fh
day Of November e6l requested to send the particulars
such claims MessEs. DANES SONS u No. ANGEL
court, Thro London, England Solicitors on Or
before the 10th day OF May neIt.
Daed tt!s 5th day Of March. 1874 iav3wS
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STOCKWELL g. EMERSON,
No. 2J ANN STREET.
NOT FOR A DAY, BUT FOR ALL TINE.

Cash paid for old newspapers Of every description and airy
sire whole cut sill make difference and old pam
phet. q any kind whatever and OLD books all pieces
and old blank books, BY
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
IDwsu anted manufacture Also solid Chestnut and Wanf
Chamber suites, plain and ornamental. ct H. EARRING
TONS, stS Canalst. opposite Wooster Established lB.3
L,NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
~ The best assortment Of ENAMELED FURNITURE, In
all coors and styles Walnut and Che nut Plain and OIns
mental In Suites Wholesale and Retail Also Mattresses and
Psiiiasses WARREN WARD. No. Az Cansl.st
COLOMON TANNING, at the old stand, near
~ East broadway, has full as.onient Of Rosewood
Walnut OAK aud Mahogany FURNITURE. Also Euameed
Suites ali OF which are offered At low prices
CHOW CASES, at LOW PRICES. Silver,
10 white metal and all kinds OF hand and made 70
order HOFFMAN 4 EEkSH. Nc, la ChsthAmsG
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IN PURSUANCE Of an Order Of ROSWELL
Il C. BRAlSARD, esq Surrogate Of the County q Kings,
Notice b. roby given according % law 10 all persons LAYING
claims against THOMAS " GhkEN, late Of tbs City Of
Brooklyn deesed that they required 10 exhibit the
with the vouchers thereof 10 tao sabcriber III. Adnni.irs
triI at tie oc. off. e. PLACE No yCoarts,, n the City
of Boo vn on or before the l6th day Of July nexDAied
January n, 1854. HELM ii. sTht Ems,
ja6 iasGnosei' Adminhrairif
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS
~ COrNTN--Lnns CoAna Agalnst JoAa s. kn.sins and

~
~ COUNTY.--Enos Collins against John g. Busting and
others
IN 81 the Judgment ~ foreclosure and sale made
and entered In the abovs entitled action, David j. Lyons
duly appointed Referee for that purpose viii erpose for sale
md viii sell ut pubic auction on tho 9Th day Of Apn lbi al
twelve O'Clock Of that day. q The Commercial TX
change No 80 Fulton street, opposite the City Hall In the
City OF brooklyn Kings County all and sing lar the following
described pieces Of land viz All those hundred and ve
0s) pieces pAcss Of land situate lying and being In tho
Ward Of the City Of Brooklyn being part OF the property
laid down and designated by number certain hrd by
Charles Ioy ESQ., the Jt day Of January thousand
ehi hundred thirty IA the Office OF the CLERK Of the
County Of Kings entitled inscribed Map Of the kose lin
property "a he 9Th Ward Of tho City Of Brooklyn and tho
lots which the said map known and dsinsuhsd
by the numbers H. 1923 49, 49, 153 1874 is5 49, 49, ao
22 20 20i 40 al 2l2 49, 2p as 2l6 21 49, 40 &c
3 3ea 49, tls as 420 AL as 427 AZ $40 40 l "a
49, 49, 435 40 49, 4 49, 80 40 43l 49, s51 t8 $6I
<6s $50 40 <l "a i73 49, <s1 az as sea 500 sO sos
$50 SO CO., COL 602 Co., co., COS 6e 6GT COS 800 6l0 6
62 6I3 GA 6I3 Gle GIL 6l8 6l9 go GIL 622 6i1 GA 6i9
$50. 65l $50, $50 657, 65s $50, eco, COL 66s. Co.,
And also all the night title and Interest In and 10 The half
In width the several streets "a. laid down and represented
said msp opposite 70 and adjoining said lots respectively
Dated Brooklyn, February 49, 1854
ID. LYONS, RsfersA
J. COLE Auctioneer.
JAMES 8. Huoerss esq, Attorney for Plaintiff
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STOCKwELL & EMERSON.
No rs ANN. SrRElkT.
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ECONOMY IS WEALTH. "-FRANKLIN.
H the greatest Of modern phi pher remarks that
"penny saved Is penny eared Instead OF destroying yonr
waste paper preserve and receive its equivalent cash
which we viii pay for old newspapers Of every description
whale old pamphlets Of all kinds old circulars hand
bills tickets ead. Catalogues and old scrsppsp-r IN all la
varieties r quantities large small Also old writing paper
and school D0oA old blank books leSeef kc Of auy sye
matters low much they may be written on or nusfed
SToCkWELL E6lERsOk, no. rs Ann It
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NRY IT FROM THE HOUSE-TOPS!
LET NO MAN PLEAD IGNORANCEt
YOUR CARPETS ARE FILLED WITH THEMi
THE NUISANCE SHOULD BE ABATEDt
ECONOMY is WEALTH."
ECONOMY Is WEALTH."

PRANKLTNsrHE GREATEST or MODERN PHI
LOSOPHERS, remarks that "a penny saved Is penny
earned" Instead Of destroying waste pape preserve IT,
and receive ito equivalent in cash. which pay for Old news
papers Of every description whole toR old pamphlets oil
oil kinds old circulars handb tickte cards cata osues
and old scrap paper in all It's varieties in quantities large or
small Aso old writing paper and school books old blank
books ledgcs &c. Of any 1t maIteEs not how much they
may be written mutilated-
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NEW-YORK SuPREME COURT. COUN-

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, CODN-
~ TY OF ROCKLtND.-CORNELluS ?. MAIZE, IA b..
right and ~ tIecu,ot Of the sa VIII and Testament Of
PETER c. MABfE decSasd against Frederick Mabie John
{. Msbie Ann Msbe. Ann Mara Nefhryck .'''..".'"'.
Richarir II. Bianeh Cathsrn- Ana tiardengurs. L. =
william Banch. Adelaide BlAGyef, sarah REV STAN,
Elizabeth Banch CorneiiA Blanoh John }. ~ cents
Elauve James i. Blsuvel' Garrett : Dena. .........
rest Caharne Hopper. Cahsrne Ho~er Margaret Harnr
.arns Dernnrest C4thirne Ann Pys Hannah OudeTdonk
Abraham C. Deinarest Mary D-uaesi, EhIs L. Demare.t
Lucinda Nling. Fanny Biauysh, William hiPp, Leoa M
Bogert and E'isa Campbell
10 the defendants: Nou are hereby aGHmousd and r.
oplred To answrt the comrlal. ga this acon which filed
In Nh. Office Of the Csk o the County Of KockRd a. Clark
town H. sid County the 2.d Jay II February lai and 70
serve copy Of anwcr o. the aid complaint 90 the sub
serhe a. fis ofre "a p.rfncut M the County Of EOkd
within twenty DAYS Ber the scryee Of this summons upon
exclusive OF the day Of such sryiee and fail TO an
the said pan within the time Aforesaid th" plaintiff
In this action will apply to the Cont for the relief demanded in
the comp lAut-Dsied febraaIy 9. 100. -
ANDREW FALLON,
Pr la,r7wS. Plalutid's Attorney, PsTnoni, N. Y.
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Groceries ano propisions.
miscellaneous.

A MEXICAN FLAGS.
"A Ter sizes Stats ready for for Victories Decors
'''' sALlSBURYs Dry Good Label E.,sbl.hmsnt :"
No. l59 Duanest
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1tInsital Jnsirnments.

A SPLENDID PIANO for $225.-Barmore's
"a Waeroom, and Msnafaciory No. 3is Blsecksrs- II
art prize medals arded; warranted for Eve years-
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~ MONIU NJ and MELODEoNS at great Bargains.
Piano Stool. and Covers. Ase.ts for Halet Cumstons
celebrated Boston Pianos y D. H. w Smiths Boston liar
rnonlums. Pianos TO Rent II. T. BAILEY Co. No 6Oo
HroadyIy
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Ami, ersary.-The sABBATHSCHOOL connected
with the West 2tn 4 United rresbyerian Church the Rev
Jas Thonrsonl win hold lie Second Anniversary Ito
morrow SABBATH EVENING, april 3, le64. Exercises
COMMERCE. at n o'clock.
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Religions Notlees.

A New Episcopal Church.-Divinc service viii be
he'd In the Chapel Of Rugrrs Institute STRAW between 4lst
and i2dss, TOMORROW Sunday al 10y clock aie
"a o. M The Rev Or DYER will preach h the MORNING
and the Rev. STEPEEN H. TYING jr.,in the AFTERNOON.
At the 2O;h-sf. Universalisr Church. nesr 7th-ay.,
the Rev. T.. g. BROOKS gives his last sermon on
Ropr, sentative Characters, TOMORROW AFTERNOON
Mt O'Clock. Suiject: Samuel, tine Early Consecratod
MORNING Sermon ut l0i.
A Sermon 10 Young Men vii be prescbed by the Rev;
f. o. fLAGG al s. Peters Cherc thst between Sih ana
9h-svs., SUNDAY EVENING. April B. collection wiz
be for the benefit Of the Young Mems Association Scr
vices to commence ot 4 O'Clock
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Bleecker-sf. niycrsnIist NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EVENING the Rev. MOSES BALLOU win give dis
course On the Workings Of the Sanitary Csninission.
srec CO lection will be taken morning and evening Ia aid Of
the coming Fair, for the benefit of tina. nstution Com
munon a the close Of the morning services
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

D1ANOS, MELODEONS, HARMONIOUS.
wholesale retail to let, By insalmenis favor.
bic terms. Pooubcts Harmonious superior 10 all 80 and
&l20; with p<dalA els TO +4sa }. M PELTON,
No. 8il Broadway near lAh-at, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

DIANOS-New and Secondhand, best max
ers and cheapest In the city. Mesdcons WAtche silks
Paintings, Safes Iar. &c Cash paid for merchandise Of all
Linis, and MbeT advances made y. JONES. 5! Ann st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

IL ROGER * SCHMIDT, Manufacturers OF
IN Grand, Sqgare and Upright Psnos Warerooms, 10 10
place. For rchne. and perfection Of tone believe
Piano, unequaed Five years guaranty with esch Plano.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

We have tested Putnanns Clothes Wrnger by prsctae
working and know that It will cheap. II is simple.
requires vhsher work at rest, child can ops
does s duty bOsoughy 1t saves time and Il ssvs
and We earnestly advise al who have ucR wsAs
ing do with al Intelligent, person, who have ANY, to say
.Lis wripser. !, VIII pay for self in year a. most
Hon. HORACE GREELEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

CHICKERING e. SONS,
MANUFACTURERS or
GRAND SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT PIANO. FoRTES,
NEW.YoRK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

FUINAM CLUIfffo W IilNUEh
Testimony of Messrs John W. Wheeler Of Cleveland onsp
and John c. Leferts OF New.York-
PuTSAx Mpc. Co.
GEsrGsxsS knos from practical srpeveaee tAos kss.
sse trih vii oridizs SssfA
TAe Punap Wrin9ey perfect posste ds< sss
.AeerfuHy recommend i TO bs the beet I" u'
Respectfully yours.
JNO. w. WHEELER
Many years experience 10 the galysnnx business ens
mo 10 indorse the above statement in all particulars
JOHN C. LEFFERTS.
No. 100 Beesmaasl
Nav York Ian