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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH. .
SENATE Albany. Al

eENAIL--- ALBANY, Aprli J. le.I-
Immediately after reading the journal. Nj.
PoBERTSoS moved make the Vanderbilt Rapid Tran
at bill the special order morning after the
Journal had been read which carried, Yeas Il. Nays
g. 1t w4s the special order for to-day, but had 10 give
way lor the reading Of bills under tie JOINT rules
BILLS PASSED.
Releasing the interest Of the people Of New-York IN
certain real estate the Five Points House OF Industry
20 Inappropriate certain vs. for construction ~ new
work on canals: 20 town hall IN me town OF East
chester. 10 amend the charter of the village Of New
Rochelle 70 provide FOR the payment OF the cost OF tic
branch Attorney Generals Office IN New-GOrk III prose
cutting frauds NewIOrk 20 remove the county seat
Queens County divide the Ninth Ward IN the CITY
o. B-ookyr 70 divide the Twenty first Ward in the
CITY OF Brooklyn 10 macadanJize the Highland Turn
Ige ~ the town OF GreensbuTg Westchester County, ID
Te.stion - the FOrdham and Pelham avenue IN West
chester in relation 10 prisons IN cites OF THIS state ana
"a relation the Clerk Of the Marine Court IA New
York.
Inc senate met this evening The bill 20 regulate the
local improvements in SewYork-the contractors bill
the special order. Several amendments were
made IN order 20 perfeC The BILL and ordered 20
tnId reading. The bill relating 20 local assessments in
tie City II New YORK put OIL lie progress and the
Senate adjourned.
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ASSEMBLY.
NJ ~ EWn

Mr. Mackay's bill authorizing double ses
sons OF the General If the Peace IL the City and
County Of Sew-YOrk
Nj FIELDS asked consent, which was granted. d
amend the bill by providing that two sessions u the
Court OF General Sessions OF the Peace and FOR the
City and County OF New York. shall hereafter De held
and the frs Monday of each and every month
cspt the months Of july August aud september; which
Two" The Recorder and the City Judge shall preside
Escb part during alternate months unless tLey other
agree except in case other provision Is made by
law Provisions 10 securing jurors, auG a. 10 GscIc
non Of the Disr.ctAttOrucy regarding tAe tra
dtrfInents are also made Neither the Recorder nor
Lty Judge shall receive other compensation for any
whatever. Nor shall any allowance or pa meut be
made 70 for either, Office rent clerk hire any
other purpose. The biz then passed.
THL LOCAL PROHIBITION ELL
NJ CRASDALL moved. substitute FOR the Local
Prohibition 'A, the Illinois Liquor Damage L. n. but,
after some d. withdrew It 70 offer separ
Jill at another time After long discussion The Oil
was pas-e.i-G7 10 -.
TIE Ncw-Y Jrk TweBy-thirdst Railroad Franchise iii
~. also passed together with the following: Changing
the corporac tilc n the WILLIAMSBURG Dpensary and
charging lie powers TO agppy Tue S.ty Vi hcclesicr
1sf-h pure water: creating EOard Oi Emigration Com
InsslOners and conlerug thereon powers aud duties.
tr Commissioners being Hugh Gaidner tyrus Curliss,
Waly Walacl. Nlsnei Townsend. Daniel Mauer, Alex
andcr 7. stewart and william LaimDeer Recess
Tie House met this evening, and went into cUnDittee'
ami up the h prov idng FOR registry or voters IL
al cities o tlle state. except New-York ana BrOoAy
Dir. ALfOED moved 10 add and lheOI pOf@ted VA
lages Of 800 inhabtants.'
Mr. u. 3. Hill opposed the amendment, believing
the people OF the rural sections or the state dld not
want any such law.
Mr. ALvOED spoke Ofthe evils Of corrupt elections anI
urged that the best WY 70 purity the DAlotbOx
registry.
Committee report progress on TIE oi which wac car
81 snq 'nossGg a, ht'y a. r. LIN n % yea INA
Cneer the oper ion Of the previous question me c-u III
for thr its and County Of Scl ORR Ltf1I he ul
ID VI .uv discussion Wac 4d, Ai 4taraD ni.,r4 tat
lac Commit. leloIts progress l'lt N f4Ieh I r
~ ,e 0.. of tne lff,i0us Ql.s. Il. 40 lue lIDse
IN. AL,oD moved ti tbe LIt nii, D'Ag thc SERIAL
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THE GRANT CAMPAIGN MASS MEETING AT
COOPER INSTITUTE.

The friends of Gen. Grant, who desire his
renomlat.0n, have completed the arrangements
for an imposing demonstration at Cooper In
stitutA this evening. The most elaborate
prepsrations for attracting and entertaining a
vast asemblage have been put in motion. and 1t Il an
tcpated that the great hall will not contain nearly all
Of tie crowd Stands will be erected in the square
ras The Institute. and speakers and music entertain
the people while several distinguished Senators address
the peorle within the hall Among these are announced
Senators Morton Of Indiana Wilson Of Massachusetts,.
and Harlan Of Iowa. TIE call for the meeting has been
signed by many OF the leading citizens or
- V,rt ircl1diny Peter Cooper. Geo.
Opdvke Edwards Picrrrpont, Z. ID. Nor
gan II b. Clahin. Alexander Stewart. James Gordon
Tenuctt samuel b. RuEgic. Henry G. Bowen, JOhE 4.
Cr'vwoid the Rev. H. " Beecher, the Hon Noah DAVIS
and hundred others representing It controlling indus
t!ts OF the metropolis.
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THE FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY AC.


THE FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY AC-
QUIREs \ STREET.
The Legislature has passed bill releasing
niece OF ground formerly known Little Wator-st..
10 the Five Points House OF Industry. This street, about
Is feet wide by 1875 feet long originally laid out 20
ord ngress TO number Of houses in the middle Of the
block on which the House of Industry is built The Man
ayers the House subsequently bought all the property
surroundpg this street, or alley, and supposed 1t
olso would revert to them; but they were met
with An adverse claim on the part OF the city Appca
ton was made city authorities Tor release OF the
cv title II IL existed hut the Common Council Conn
missioners OF the sinking Fund and Board OF super
yisors declined grant IL. An appeal 70 the egsa-
,re has ven the control Of the property 10 the fve
Points House VI Industry for the purposes OF mat nst
tuLiOL
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LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.

NEW ORLEANS, April 1G.-The first race was
a mile dash for purse OF soO and was won py FRANK
Uampton beating Frank Ross, Sal!na, Cape Race, Ar
80, Nathan oaks Regulator sir Rufus Gibraltar, Nor
acch Magnolia Julia Mcdonald. ana WoDdford, IN the
slne order Time, Ei4 the fastest mile OF me season
s-na was the favorte. even against the neld. FRANK
Hampton won by length Sallna was "A close thlrl.
The second race wac the Louisiana stare, loi , ror
,eaTold,: two mile heats: Club adds $4,000 There
we're IA and three started The following Is Ie
summary - otc--.,. n.... , 7
Tine 3.stt; 800
uona-cbtst was the favorte 10 10 against the
acid and won each heat easily by four lengths. The
Xenfher was clear and warm. the attendance good anu
the track me.
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LET US INACCURATE THE ERA OF STATES
MANsHIP.
70 the Edftor Of The tribune.
Cr,. Enclosed please find 81 to pay for


SIR: Inclosed please find s. to pay for 100
comics OF THE TRIBUNE containing the mastery speeches
t senators Trumbu and schurz in denuncaton Of our
nrsent corrupt and partisan Government. send you
the names OF 100 persons to whom you Will please send
them The extra s. intended to pay for the postage
the same as the leaders who believe In pure and honest
government cannot control the postofce. and would
not abuse thsil franspg privileges If they could Let
me add for the benefit Of the Administration organ that
T am disappointed man but not "sOrehead; that as
alder respect and honor Gen. Grant, but am con-
Yinced that BE- Is utterly unit TO be at the head OF
at nation ike this The days OF pigmy states
men nave passed; let US at Cincinnati nauguraIe the
"a ~ statesmanship by the nomination or Char. les
gua,ci. ADAM a man who, when he 20 make up
~ Cabinet will not make the bunder OF nominating
men who are expressly precluded by the Constitution
simply because they may have made MIN present OF
%onse. man who VIII not need Fish az his elbow 70
.omnf him when he receives the statesmen and EN-
b-adors OF foreign nations nor have 10 conceal piece
of naper i'm h hand 20 refer 70 IN case he should break
down Let Us statesmen now 10 bind up the wounds
=, ,be ration L..
Yelc- York, April l6 1872.
Er Cheap Roru Meng and Press Ezirls Sc EhA Pag1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17

AyTrIoTT-In Worcester Mass on Prtsv 18th INST. q.
A-ttorv formerly Of SeV-YorE. aged 50 Yssr-
BARyETT-sudeny Tuesday April &C. james Barnett The ~
sr-s 'il neud, sefuy invited attend b. un.r,l no.
bis lac residence Pean. WILLIAMSBURG, rearsisy APns
L, ni0Am.
BESzDIcr-At Audubon Park on supd.r April Jess, W Benedict
ra s Of y AZ. .oa7 invited to attend The fassr. ,c
be is ssSs q .aan r cave T Ss'S. apas s
,s' - A;s ss s E. Sc tS.sl'l'' 80 Carriages vii
CLARK-A, Phsnve ws Countr surday evening" apt
H. Elizabeth wer AK, assd 50 years SSos Of 'ss ave 'sas
ReaTe. ,rd friends especially invited attend The uasr. ros
PhIsieph.a papers please copy
DICKINSON Mend April 49, Edward Ockn'o' late sapera-
TIE snA viii take place Tursiay 18Th a. eoet
TSit md Lcxngtonaves Pend. and relstvs.
silbOu luther notice The remains E De A1ea
EvrRpELL-p Sunday April H. Thomas EsbanE Ha,
n Mry Evl9nk Evee and grandson Of the late Thomas s~
r. a nv, and & Of ,ss i1 ar. invited The funeral Oa
residence Of as paents 81 LeIngOn-'ve TsuE'dsy April d.
HoAGAt rarroun April L. Mr. oathsrire Ho.g aged s. ys,
Punera the late Rev A C. Fields oa FRIDAY morning. "
leg O'Clock.
Jor-At OVID Seneca Co.. Tuesday April 49, Ara
sonora Brootru April IS Frank Pa-ry Of Charles
NJ Schot, r, az % DAYS
Philsdelpha papers please copy.
sILLCOCKsOn Monday, April Is Jane Tie Of Valentine '"efa
81 p sH. md uds he family arr respectfully
tlf funsr late residence 10 est AF hri 81 On 3D.
rsTTsnS5ep on TUESDAY April le Marian Of A. r.is
The !sass sp 1 YoSss Men. Christian A.sosion
co,ur Tnursav morning 18th inst at 10 oe'oes
vARSEY-On Friday, April u 49, Royal W VaDey NJ D. As~
v1s an axe place from his late residence % West Tbrrh
on Thursday. April 49, at p H.
VAN wIYKLB-A Parkerhurg w-t Virginia the 18th ut he
Hon Poser Wnke l. senator rom " es' NFgai n
the Gith year Of his
yILsOs-On Tuesay morning April 6 William wcrsr Say eaiA
Heary A AND Emma wilson AGED 70 months sad = i-ys
5sl safest Brooklyn.
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YALE ALUMNI.

Bv invitation of ex-Judge Edwards Pierre
nopt large number Of Yale Alumni, living in the city
and vicinity met al his residence ast evening for the
purpose OF taking action in reference to the coming cleo
ton by the Alumni OF six members OF the College Cor
porat.on Resolutions we're adopted on the subject
and ballots east, with the understanding that the
secretary OF the meeting should caase 10 De
mn nIi.hed the names OF the twenty persons
bgvinT the largest number OF votes, from
Witch ~ was understood the Alumni would make
s.cti,n az TX names be- forwarded TO the College
SerrefaTv Among the prominent candidates presented
,xsr. YIN W Phelps. Z Iwards PierTepOnt. Charles
rr,rcy Judge Lewis b. Woodruff, VIM. II. EVarts, ana
w." Whitney The result Of the baIlOtlng Will proOa-
Div be made known tO-iay
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

For other Ship ye,es Second Page.l
ARRIVED.
ship Hmay lof Genoek hePherson Calcutta Jan nth nss
Is anchored outside the Bar
Bars savannah of Philadelphia Scsfe hontevdeo ue dss va
bone dust. &c
srHooszRs-RIFER cOAs7vs.
VIM Baker Virginia ". II. Mailer ElnbetlDor
T. C. knight Eaklbe pOr. Hamburg. Riz&bethp0rt
New Resulus New Haven. Charleston, PrOvcesce
BELOW.
bark outside ships the OGng bound IN
SAILED.
Steamships Isaac Bell and w 2 Clyde Tor Norsh Re- shin Eth
Warren for Liverpool Bsrks T. wedeH for Havana Eliza Bars.
FOR BermDa Bngs LsvlIis Gibraltar for G1las STAR.
Tor Eera Cruz Susan. or LverpgO.
"ISD-suraous agss }. W: clear.
- - - DOMESTIC PORTS.
Portland APr sTse steamship saEn'aS, wyhe from Liver
Bosros April ls-ITrved ship John Msrn rom Liverpool
SAyASAH Ga April 6Ar!ve schF g. King from Providence,
Ida Bnryss ou O1eut l. Cleared steamships Virgo
YOrIi DAHea, for Li1erP9o ship Lady aas's for Quebec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
WASHINGTON MARKET.

TO the EdttOr OF The Trfbuns.
SIR: Your correspondent, "G. W. b." has
gone 10 Albany on a worthy errand. II he will nd
vocate the passage Of law requiring the sale Of wash
ngton Market, and providing that Commodore Wander
bilt shall have The Spring Market with good water
'front.' for his depot and exchange the block
which his present depot located to be hereafter used
market 10 take the place Of Washington and spring
Markets he will greatly benent the city oonpo
his name with important enterprise. c. l. Il.
Nesc- York, Aprll &c, Is7a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17

hul he Instructions to amend by
ning provisions cities other than NevYork and
Brookyn and include villages OF 500 inhabitants ana
over which the amendment he offered In the Com
rttee, which the uote not reached. The mouon
WAS carried by II 81 under the operation OF the pre-
yiOus question. -,
MFR. HAWKINS then moved that the New-York City ana
County Registry bill he ordered third reading, which
carried by 81 to a. under the operation VI 'he
previous question 49, ,,
Mr. PRINCE. from the Judiciary Committee, reportd
the General Registry act amended instructed ny the
house. and the biz ordered To a third rcallns
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
AiISIC

Franz Abt is expected to arrive in New
York about Tie Isl OF May.
Herr Pruclner is about returning to Ger
many 10 make preparations for permanent residence
In New York. he will probably resume next Winter
classical soirees which highly appreciated dur
ing the season Just closed
A concert is TO be given at Steinway Hall
on Thursday for the benefit Of child vocalist
of nine wears Bertha Morris. She viii have the
assistance of an orchestra directed by Nj Bcrgmann.
The chorus Of RhelDrcher 5angerbuDd Miss FlODcnO
Miss Eokob Mi. Luckstone, MIR. j K. IAOL1as MI ".
j. Hin, anu other artists.
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NEW-YORK.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN KINGSTON

MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN hTN''"IV''
KINGSTON, April 16-An exciting munlcipai
election. the first the new City Kingston took place
to-day The fight was between the Citizens Union ana
regular Democratic tickets and resulted IN the erection
on Jgmes O. Lindsey Citizens candidate over 4. r
Rrin Tor Mayor by GA majority The rest OF tho Cit
zans! tickef were also elected with the exception Of
Alderman in one ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
NATIONAL suYDAYscHooL CONVENTION.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 16.-The National sun
day school Convention opened. tonight with an lm-
mense meeting at the Presbyterian Church Deu ~ a.
pe,, ~ p,uaa.lnb,a nresided The Rev SIR. Edison OF
tbs city made an address Of welcome the part OF the
Church and IieutCi Cumback ON the part OF ths
state response was made by the Kew DI 'ncrn , ~
Nv York after which the regular Cohlul'-
ices were appointed incnding committee
e. select permanentOfeors. br.ei addItsS' W. nc
bv yr "a lclrates from the states, anu also " the
psv Iohn Wood " Canada. Among the assn 'uIs'"
snnd AZ school WORKERS present to -" "iS . NJ ti
I,.t. Il anna, ID. liza Go,dso! CiAOiLnat, tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17

THE CORRUPT JUDICIARY.
The Ninth Ward Council of Political Reform
lN"pIcu, last night, tAe IOIONID. rtsOIutII
the corrupt Judges:


Public has been sacei Of late the q
Of nj tae Judges pTsn, h aud 20 the atue
connected e ifmnsr1ton - an Dhere1s almost
impossible ceftn % obtain TAR and impartial dec the
plaintiff doe. belong the political Ring organization the
presiding JulE AMI rras benches d u POc Courts
oecupe BY judges u veknowu Infamous character and
associations before whom impossible convict p0
rlf oulieTL and habits AMI qualifications Dis
and hlHue the Of judge and whereas ~
Of Justice vi and
have p.scr feeling u widespread dtrust and aon
extending ads Interfering With tie business
" the whole nation therefore b. II
T Of law order depend upon tie
1prgHiness " Judges
Rori TAi se fountains bare been seriously shaken 1ne he
By the nj Judges Barnard Car1oro and hetunn
pubic ifT aad public justice demand that be
and their places t With whose Character WI re
s;orr public eouf 10 the purity II the Judiciary.
Rs0f That the calls FOR prompt decisive and unrr
legislature orier that the Which
Ipon the Judicial ermue speedily be removed
n6srcf That m0lc0n Of the present Judiciary system
opinion juices should
nseal L1g elected present shows Aai
Judges who 5s l elce b. the politicians
) nd small placed them 10 power
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POLITICAL.
OHIO.
rpo.rrrnr,ra IN rur IrcIsI ATTIRE.

~ PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE
COLUMBUS, April 1G.-After long ana per-
sisent contest the House to-day passed tho senate D
to authorize counties cities and towns two-thrds
vote OF the electors thereof TO build railroads. ana lease
operate the same resolution for the aaJourhinens
Of the tsenc raj Assembly April 49, 10 meet aEaH vi
Januarya 1873 was adopted in both Houses today'
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YEW-JERsEY IN THE REFORM MOVEMENT
ORANGE, April f5-The following call. signed

By Tie old time Republicans Of INC oOuuV! " UT
and already numerously signed:
Citizens 81 Orange belonging to or usually voting win
tho enuhIican marty holding above sentiments and
desiTeus OF such change IN the Federal
VII ,oce ~ INC head the Government statesmen
OF unqestionable ability and purity are requested 10
meet at Central Hal Wednesday evening" Aprli II,
for The purpose OF taxing counsel togslh,r n dppOn
INC delegate 10 the Convention 70 be he'd AZ cincinnati
NELSON LIyDsIEY, r RANDALL, " J.. nAaHisON'
\ ri srOcKwIII ISRAEL H. GERRY, NJ. MoHoR
j. McKIN, KENYON OoA' z hAOtnA''
VIM L kITTREDGE,
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PERSONALLY TELEGRAPH.

90 Gen Butterheld has arrived in Paris.
Mexican Buchanan. the actor, died in Denver,
Col yesleTltl apopeTy.
$500 LIEN. Andrew MahOney Of the 18th Regulars.
te Anrr.lFB Houe. Dsta. FRIDAY esenx
H.s ialeraI Dob place "a h. csy yeaefi1y.
- The Rev. Stuart Robinson Of Kentucky has be-
Hhe w ntcfng bis
r-non tai be had ben H daing be With The
d fituf oia'.ar sc~tri Nth We hTs
ne ststs taat Iti "a ne re-
M nd, rehsrs sn1 lt Isfaea e sfe ne 81 frr
SD uh,e -r p1ud NE cleogo rosie coon Of The sane
.rueat IA Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
ULAlHEE REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
" Ar DkPAhIhENIf J
OFFICE or -UT CHEF SIGMA OFFICE
MAsVIN ion, ApTl. III a. III }
S,r.orsts Or Ne pa. llr.nl.-t0ar hour,

OFFICE or -UF CHEF SIGMA OFFICE
WAsIIIN rTON. Apr. Ii a. N
cr,o7as r1r NE VG- iireHiy-r0ar hours
The barometer has risen over The New
England Middle. and south Atlantic states mere cle
weather continues r. Las fallen from Tennessee north
ward and westward. with easterly TO southery winds
and ased cOutlnese. -,
brisk anl high month Westerly winds have prevailed
from cape Uaterls 10 Cape Cod, now somewhat dluln
IsheG IA IOICe. 800.
Claar and pleasant weather will generally prevail on
Wednesday ovrv the New FL gland Middle. South Atan-
re and ul states The barometer vii continue falling
snntberv 10 eastery wines and increased cloudiness
and gradually extend southwark over the ONO Valley
ann east ward over the Middle states. >
threatening weather and possibly rain, VIII prevail
from Tennessee nOrthward and westward. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS


NHwOHLRASs April 10 Pour5oHa sht sappV; srDsr Isv
Treble Extra &C 256+lo % Ch0cs BEts, 80 jJNs,
Family Sl 25a u IS Hav Prime sBasS Choice 81
d70 Pork dul al SI3 10 - Lar saI, Ief o @.la k&
oc Other articles unchanged RTchalge-Strtlg. III New fsrt
Ssht Drafts, premium Gold. lllt
WIESGTos. y. G., April l6-spns rurpertne song A. -
ROsn TN ~ m sf1lnet Grade Tupentine eafY ~ = o<
hand tos Yellow Dip and IS 50 yna Tar gae 81 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17

Few Mr. rrumbuil OF Illinois. the Rev Alfred Taylor or
New York, Messrs. Kemp OF Boston. Bnrr OF washing
ton Reynolds Of Peoria, the Rev Mr.. Paxton OF MIS-
souri, Gen. Fisk OF st. Louis Tbane Miller ~ CINCINNATI
the Rev Dr. Mckee Louisville the Rev John Wood OF
Canada, and Mr. Magill Of Ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17

and ignorance any enterprise out OF The dull roo.
or besDDers TO the charge OF being either
visionary or crazy By set o. really simple mindoA
creatures C.H l.
Louisville, Ky, April 8. 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17

800, 600 AavedTen thousand bouseseepers this City eosH
upward purchasing supply o. Dinner Plates
pb China Pa - per handled Table 80
spoons &c and other articles
selling By NICoI DAVIDSON No 80 BrOafssg N
sss than the regular prces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17

Thanks 10 Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup. se hsvs
relieved from nights Of aafU sth suffer-
ns, teeibing chIdren
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
N4RRIED.

It works like a charm, say all who RxSsE. PAz-
KILLING MAGIC OIL for Headache
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17

wv AY-EEEN-Tn this ctg No1aav April y b. tie Rev J.mss
ii. Pullman. james b. swan. IT,. 70 MARY A. b. Keen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17

Window shades Of description alec Improved Frtare6
g. L. KELrY COxPAsT "a Brosds.y.
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z & g
Gpecldl Noiltes
Echoes from Abroad.

Echoes from Abroad. -,
TIE o,.i,. which i. universal, .c5re = thu, country to HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BrrERs the STANDARD vegetable restorative
Of the age most emphacy nauoas Ia Brad.
Rn Are. Chill and Peru in Mckee Central and wes
Indies and even in ast.a, DimaOs u'orsn' 81
corrective is almost popular here Is nens a. an .nad0's
Al. the predsposiue esas the air the earh ~
water or climatic cold freely
by professional vel by the public 'rse .nd ae- eA'e'
e,p.pa liver complaint rarunasn AZ
nervou, weakness arr eve, DAY ,daing 70 il. Ame.
Import..s Rails Railvry 10 T ,sS, rr
ApPtFT0Ss NATIONAL HALLWAY GUIDE
coy T r S Sf rH IN A pr 4 StMsER
l. LARGE RAILWAY MAP or TAB UNITED STATES AND
Il rMPoRrAST RESTRICTIONS TO RAILWAY rRAvELxxs
Ill xEaRIl one H iasf5 fsRiw MAPS pas
s- R he FIN. 'G T.s. Of Of 'i tn. a SsE''
" NET EA rRch GsGE FSESrT I'VE fvs Stss
For sale al lie principal Boo. s"ss 1oo. "a ssss
H as,sSf s,.t., ,ad he Bsaia,ea q csu,4a
d. APPLETOS Gu, PGeLAhs7 &C., NJ,
-ICaTd from Henry " ard Beecher and Other-.-rAs
sp 4o aS 4 he Bitter HEALTH LIFT sSj
i, east non t. The, so@Insn. I'm ,ysm g ne sS a % a..
n iown. ,hoOagh With lite assr and
HENRI WARD BERC HER WIS BuDDIsGTOS.
WAlLAND HOHf. IL N stlDnh~
NORMAN sEAVER DAVID MOO2k. o..
GEO. y PkNrECOSr J 4 NJ VhAFhAN.
HeAhLf Rooms for Ladies and Genif ftrA sahA pne As
BroAays BradSay sl April - TO No - fnl ave.
above Madison square. , .o
Beebe's Kitchen Ranges
COOKING APPARATUS N tsh
Az thousands Of heas,secpers aDe esoks cas- es1iJ,
AND THB CHEAPEST
As any ore can - pdce
$50 FOR NO. 4, THE LARaEsf FAMILY SIZE
Made, All wauuut~d BY
JANIS & KRrLAND,
Successors o JsBeL Be~he n 60,
g. %, y hsade ST.
Hon r.. Deianeld Smith
WILL SPkAk -..
AT THE GRANT MEETING Ar COOPER INSTITUTE
- THls -fue~sy) EVENING,
APRIL II,
EIGHT O'CLOCK
s.po.,onc Sosice-Tbe Malls Furope nns 10 seei sst
a. ss,rr.~ Acf 1871 ait clos tbs Ohse On WHIMSICAL
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
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