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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11
MAY 81. 1872

In the House Of Representatives, on motion o.
Mr.. GwIN, a resolution adopted, providing
that and after the tirh of June, the daily hour
Of meeting shall be TO- a. VI.
Mr.. Campbell reported a bill to prevent the
sale OF lottery tickets IN the District of Columbia
1t was read twice, and referred a committee OF
the whole.
Resolutions adopted at large meeting Of citi
zens in Illinois, ask ing reduction Of the pay and
mileage OF members, etc, were presented, and n
motion made 10 print them. But soon as the
House fully understood the nature of the rcsolu.
iions. tho motion to print laid on the table
After the disposal of some petitions. the Army
Appropriation bull was again taken up in commit
tee of the whole. The question pending still
the proposition to reduce the nufnber of the
Army third.
Mr.. Mckeon advocated a reduction Of the Ar
my. "as a consummatiou devouilv TO be wished.
M time of peace. He said. If it could he shown
that there was the least danger of war he would
vote for any amount of force.
Mr.. Fessenden and others opposed any reduc.
ton.
10 the Senate, last, evening. tho debate on the
Apportionment bill was continued until the ratio
of 10,6SO was adopted by vote Of - to Is
THIS morning. the debate was resumed on tia,
section of the bill which requires The states Ia
elect the district plan.
Mr.. Southland, owing to Ill health. sen; in his
Resignation President Of the Senate. and Mr..
IL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11

The communication Of "Cio,'' shall appear
next week.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
Gov. Stewards Message approving tho bill
KcpcnIinX The Registry of Voters.
To &c dsscnlbip

To tie Assembly:
have his dayapproved and signed an !,c, entitled
An act for the r-pca! OF the New-Iork City Registry
Law
The act which thus becomes law obviously designs to
preserve those admirable provisions former statutes,
which require that the wards OF the city OF NevYork shall
be divided into convenient election districts and limits the
period for holding the election ntlat city day But
do not the present ACT has the effect 10 abolish the
offices OF Commissioners OF Registry, Whle II does
fer any existing authority the duties and powers OF those
officers revise and alter the boundaries OF election dis
tric in three years, and oftcner II necessary, and
appoint ;h time and place holding the election each
district. The present law does provide
did for Sling vacancies in the Office OF Inspector OF
elections occasioned by death rnaiion removal from
the districts does il declare that the persons who shall
he appointed 10 that Office by the Common Council shall be
inhabitants OF their respective districts Prior cnactnent
remaining in force or implicitly revived by the present
supply OF these defects, others require
direct legislation. The difficulty which perfect
Ing the details OF laws for regulating elections well
known, and al The time. the Importance OF leaving
nothing in such for doubt fully apprec
aed a, am sure shall be indulgei in directing your
attention to the points presented, and suggesting that
they be worthy OF consideration IN the general revision
OF the election laws in whclltle legislature engaged
WILLIAM III. SEWARD.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
The Registry Repeal.

The following Is the act passed BY the Lcgisla-
cure OF this State repeating the Regi>try Law Of
this City. B.. the Governor Message it viii be
seen that he had signed the bill:-
The People the New York represented in SEN
ate and Assembly do enact as follows:
Sci SO much OF the act entitled An act 10 prevent
Illegal voting in The city OF Newlork. and promote
convenience OF leg al VOTERS passed March seth. 1870 and
20 much OF all other acts and parts OF acts amendaory
thereof relates 10 the registration OF the eec
ton OF inspectors OF elections are hereby repealed
SEC. ?. The Common Council Of the city OF New.York
halannuaIy, before the tenth day OF March,
and appoint three inspectors OF elections each election
district said city, who shall hold their oifce for year,
and until others are appointed
SEC. s. Tins act shall take effect inmedately..
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
II The Weekly Yrihuns

II The Weekly Tribune VII be r,.,r
liver his afternoon and tor ,le csuve1..sce oi
wish TO send 70 the country. may BE- had ii
The coun;er-Pric. 81 ce,t<
CONTENTS.
|. PoETRf->onnstsb by Russel Iosei T,.,,
road; The Wooituar AZ
H. II ". .LONGEELLOw
Il..ASsOClATIoN, 0. Prncip.es Ola Tr.s o...
zauou OF Society, beng he fr,, ;i.ree ;.,,.s-S 80
seIie> OF articles TN, subject
N-TIIE CREOLE CA>E-MT. Webster, I-t...
N..FoREIGN NEWS, = European corrr,,pa8.r..
N..CoNGRESSioNaL and o;Aer wa,h,ss,o, -
re>ponierc-
VH..ALBANY CORRESPONDENCE
VIII CORRESPONDS ENC E-PoiucaI Atosaoa !ay..
mont, Important rom Ohio-No Moo., ~. ",
Gloomy Prospects, Nc. Indiana. Nor,kern r.
nois, Reputation SC, Resumption IL Fean,yj
lxRlGuT or PErlTio>-r.-,,er from Hon. q
ADAMS to tie Rochester Conpn.ice.
X..PROSPECTUS OF THE AMERICAN -,
BoRER.e a new Monthly 10 be i>>ued on ,be1s
OF April next, devoted 70 the interests OF Aners.
Indp,try
NJ, EDiroRIALS--Is our Trade Nsiih Grea, sr,,,
equal nnd advantageous Notice OF Or WIS
wrishrs Lecture; The Weapon, OF Locopas.
i>Ir! sc.&c.Nc
MI LITERARY NOTICES
llI.,AGRiCULTURAL STATISTICS OF THsr
STATES, avaluabI, rsbl- to Merchants, p.-s
ers ad MECHANICS. az! itself worth ,,riee !.
p,Iec OF the paper.
NIN..TllE SANTAFE EXPEDITION.
Ky Observation-Disclosures Tragedy
NNl.>n- ular' Titles ct Old Books.
NvII. BANk NOTE rABLE. containing ai.,tot ale-
good Banks IN ihc United States, with ,Ee ra.s.
ofdi,coGnt in ,li- CITY ot.NsN-York.
XNllI. REMARKS on the Trade OF tie Ciy, Reylcvo
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

SUICIDE BY 4 FEMALE.-The Coroner Wa
called Yesterday TO hold an inquest the house oi
William Wallace. 81 Elizabeth St on the body Of
Mrs. Julia Green, native OF this city. aged u
ycars-tbe mother of the wife of Mr.. Wallace
The deceased had bee ors ONE ZINE afflicted witt
indiSpoSitior not. however, of a>erious character
and la,,erly appeared sloon1yand desponeiins' eN
pressing desire 10 leave this world for better
but never ey;ncins any disposition to hasten her
exi, from the world On "Wednesday abou, II
o clock. A NJ she went TO the close, under pre-
fence OF get,ing drink OF water and secrctl; Oh
,aining a tea-cup. proceeded 10 the drugstore n
corner OF Grand ST. and the Bowery. purchased
some laudanun,, which she swallowed. and
turned home The empty tea-cup. however. exci-
ted the suspicious OF her daughter. who enqnired
OF her ii She had taken any thing. buiile assorted
sh,, had not and >aitI her head ache,i and she
wished TO lie down In short time. however, her
face assumed a liyid hue am! her daughter beconl
Ing alarmed called m=Dr. Guion and two ether
physicians. who with difficulty bled herzand ad-
rlini>;er-d cmctics. bu; without much effect. and
she died nj II theSame night. Daring the after.
noon. she confessed having taken the lsudanum sc
cali-., she thendeSircd to die bat expressed her
gre, at having done 50. and hoped God would tof
give her The Jury rendered asa verdict, that iie
committed suicide By administering 10 herself
quantity OF Ialdanun
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04


several Commuters appointed byth- Home l-a.u. n rel
rrrnce 10 information desired by Members OF the Commit
Ices on manufactures Congress requested IN nt, al
the Repository of thu American institute Tis fveng
O'Clock, on business CONNECTED itii lne!T dU
ties Central Connitire the Primary [. :. Ieagur
Js>-ph Blunt C. c: Has-n Adonra;., Chandler Geo Ba
con- John Iravers, l. D. Chapn, WIZ. g. Lambert OF New
York City, Col :. Morgan. Richmond Va, Melvin Cope
land Cona, 3. F. Reeves, PhadripiIa :. " Lawrence,
boston. William B. krnn-y Newark, y. j.. G. 3. Holmes
Providence. r. l. Comr-,t-- OF u ot The y. Y. state
fom- League Slessrs. Romeyn HYDE, Welo,-, Oakley
ST John, Clark, Stockton Cornell Crrtss Caswell rin
den, (Irny.l-C Committee OF added 10 the above Me.,r
Cook. Harve: Norton. Croius, Greeley Fry Hamilton
q Premium Razor Sfrop..-Fir.t Premium
was awarded oy t1 aineIlcan Institute. at Tie late wr
Tor the best Razor Stop- The Metallic Tablet invent
by u saunders produces tlp smooth ge on raznr
";h more certainty than can be done OH hone in I. ,,n
paf oil tir time without the seot oil water 4 ny person
can test II by buylng t!l and having il put in order
on one oil ,ei! This article has been for ti-
last . years and cerEcated by several OF The first g.n,i-
neA IL The Country q ma II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

u Sixteenth Ward.--In pursuance oi the re-
commentator OF the General Committee, the Democratic
Wings oi the Syiesnth Ware. %il Hazeton'. COZ
ner OF Sxih Avenue and Sevasternh.s,reer, on Monay
Evening March! 1th at o'clock 10 appoint three Dele
and a!.s 10 select NouInating Committee 10 nominate
suitable persons TO unsupported Charter Officers
ensuing Election WASHINGTON. SMITH
Chairman Ward Committee.
:, : p p ,.5..,SE cyNNtse' secrerariy.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
New-York Legislature.

In SENATE number Of Petitions were present.
ed and referred, and The Reports OF Committees
were read. sill to incorporate the village of
Chit,snango was debated a, length. The Senate
then went into Executive Session after which il
adjourned
In the ASSEMBLY among the Petitions presented
was one from citizens OF Columbia COUNTY. asking
Ina, no more State Stocks Issued to Railroad or
other Corporations. 81, was referred TO the Com
raittee OF WAYS and Means Various reports were
nad- arnong them one by Mr. LOOMS proposing
to abolish the practice Of filing declarations Or
iudgementro IL the Supreme Court. /; proviiss
that judgemen; X 10 be entered the copy OF
pleadings. on which the cause i. tried, or f;l- in
the COUNTY Clerks O:;icc-=It does awav with sll
assessments and inquess. cxceptin contested cases.
Iirequircs the party suing 70 tate the amour, for
which deanlt Will be taken and holds out induce
lents b: way OF costs, iorthe parties 10 make far
propositions 10 each other and establishes 4 per
centage ratio of costs adapted 10 a greatvarietyot
and the different stages Of their progress.
It allows JURY trial TO be dispensed with in case
neither party shall desire it. 1t was referred to
Committee of the Whole.
The House then took up the General Election
Bill..Tha, part OF the Section prescribin: that
no person Shall have lost racquired a residence
b. being the sublec, of public charity n an Aims
House was stricken out. the report OF the Com
lni,tee was agreed to- the bill ordered engrossed
for third reading, and the House adjourned
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

The RAINEg FAMILY-This interesting family CIV.
ther CoRcer the Stuyycan Institute this evening We
know not VIXEN has been offered cti
zens that has upon the public favor the delight
tu singing OF these shiidgen Tyrol Their performance,
are spokes OF with universal satisfaction and each
c-s>ive evening during the time e have sung city
;hey have advanced n the public good VIII. se- advertise
uen.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
AARON CLARK, Clerk.
STATE OF NEW-YORk.

II SENAIE, MdrcE o. I6@t
Rc,oied That the Senate do with the Honorable
the Assembly III their SAID Resolutions, and Recitas
Ordertd That the Clerk deliver copy OF this Resolution
OF Concurrence the Honorable the Assembly.
Rv order. JOHN +. BACON. Clrrk
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

II EIr~t WHrd.-The Democratic Whig Electors OF
the First Ward requested Omeet the Broad Street lo
tel OF Broad and Pearl Monday evening the
t inst i O'clock Tor the purpose OF crctiu9 Three
Delegates represent the Ward the Mayoraliy Convrn
ton: also TO select Committee OF Five recommend suit
able candidates Charter Officers the support Tie
Electors OF ih, said First Ward OLIVER COBB, Cha
Otto Vim. Van TuvI, Seer ma
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

- Howg's HYGIENE UoREH0UNp CASpv-Th, .lea>
and economical remedy, tor the cure OF Coughs
Hoar>cnsS Sore Throat and all classes oi Influenza &c
ep,constaniv hand by The proprietor s2 Broadway
OF owardstreet and may be had a the following
convenient locations Ker>tcd> 80 Broaiway OF e,
Drugs. 63 Broadway: Drggs Jay, 8 Union Place Bow
cry; Palmer OF RoTcry' and Second-strcst Lu-
lam, l2i Bc.hman street: Hinton. l67 Eighth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

TIE ASoR4M.s.-This popular and instructive -shjLi-
tion should receive deserves. large share the pub
lie patronage. No retire from the Rounds with
on,teeng ia, be has received IL worth his money,
seeing representations tie
ing cities OF the aid world Jerusalem and ThebeS The
lecture this evening (Which IS gra,ui;ous
hall pa.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

TT Third Wnrd.-PurSuant 10 recommendation
of the Democratic Wing General COMMITTED, the Democrat
ic Whg Electors o the Third Ward are requested 10 aa
meeting 10 be held No. 2l5 Greenwich Monday
next a, y O'clock for the purpose or selecting Three
Delegates from the Ward Mayoray Convention, 10 bc
held at Hroadway House. TO nomnatc Democratic Wing
Candidate for Mayor, be supported the ensuing cleo
ion; and also 10 appoint Nominating Committee 10
cct candidates for Charter Officers for thu Ward
JOHN GUS'rIN, Chairman
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

AMERICAN McsEuMrhe aumcntS here this week
unusually good and Observation-Disclosures, Whcch,
Mrs Hariw ck Booth and Cetito perform; besides ali IT,,
curiosi,ie collected here Daguerreoypc Llene>>e> are
correctly iakeuhere and framed only two dollars.
In prrnan ro,t t-,,fta uo0n
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

II Ralph Waldo Emerson proposes to dciytf
a Course OF SIX Lectures on Il!E llNES nj The S1rR
Library. Broadway, commencing on Thursday evening
rcxr, j,arch 5d at halt past 7ocock. Tickets intihe
Ceur>e, admitting gentleman ans lady, s. each; Tor
single Lecture ~ cents he had nj D. Appleton Cn
Wiley lunan',, and C.. : Francis, bookstores, and
,bs Librarians ,ies, in tt, Society Library (s 1866
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
THE RIB U N e..
NEW-YoRK, FRIDAY, MARCH 4.

~ rtose who desire TO have this paper left a, their
depces will please leave Their the Publication O-
ice, No 80 Ann-s,reet iy doing Iey WILL be served
regularly and al sI early hour Advertisements, To insure
their insertion N the next mornings paper ought he
handed in As carl. As O'clock. P. VI
In PWLADELrnlA. The Tribune may be sbtan-d a, our
Agency OSe No st;; CLsnri street or from any o. The
News,Boys IN that city.
e For Literary Notices, and an article Asso-
citation. ses First Page.
r For notice of Rev J. N Maai,s Lecture al
the LTceuua, see Las, Page
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

T. EIecutiOnnry lectures, Wilt Illustrate o..
Clinton liaIl-Nlr JOHN ". :. HONS Viii deliver tie
second | eclr,. OF the series MONDAY evening next.
March :! The Illustrations Will be taken from 'tr Bible,
Dr. Chalmers, Clay, Webster Enmct Bryant. khcmntItf
and ShakSpc
Tickets 30 ce..;s. admitting lady and gentle'lan-youus
ncr,on> hal rfcc-to be ottancd 81 Mr. llow>. hi,
enc, 56 Aierccr-,, and the doof on the cvcnlngsne
Iertnrr> mhl 81
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

L 7.ccture.-Dr. TuItiN will repeat his Lecture
and Experiment, the lqujfcaou OF Carhonc Acid. ls
Freezing OF Mercury, So. At the Lectur,Room OF the Gen
era Society OF Mechanics and TrddesneE IN CroSvs,rcc
ON Friday Evening the 4tii. uI3
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
" ~ T-T'"' =
The New World OF

Terms IS wear 81 cents single, oiioe, 80 Auns. wher-
all who wis, 10 Subscribe the best paper IN the United
state. arr. -s,us.tc,l ts c, ~ mi
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

l.
Resoipea That, he recommended the Democratic
Wing Electors Of the CITY Of New.i ork 10 meet in their
spectivc Wards ~ the following named places, Mon
day Evening" M 7t March instant, a, :: O'clock for the
ur ,ose NJ Three Delegates each
Mavoral,y Cnnye;ion, be held Broadway House 10
oo,onaa a Democratic Wing Candidate for Mayor to be
.upror,ei AZ ensuing eection and also apIoir Nom
mating seec; Candidates FOR Charter Officers
IN their respective Wards
Re,otxd That the Delegates be chosen n the MAJ.
orally Conventio2 be requested assemble the Broad,
way ou.c on Monday evening, the li Of March inst. at
halfpas O'Clock.
The following are the places OF meeting:
lN warI-Tll;r>i r. Broad-sireet IIs,.l
ID - Jones' Second Ward Joe!
= 81 !" Al sGcf place The ward Conln,te. shall
designate.
X it ' Shaks peare Hotel.
- 5th :" Marion House. l65 Capel-s;
= 9Th Monroe Hail. pear-st.
18th "Zt Franklin Ilotci Cherry, corner Rutoerss,
q 9Th . Howard House Broadway
Nh Northern hxciIaa.", Blesck-r-s-
10Th :" Columbian Hall, Graudst
lltti@'' g Avenue ID
l2h . Atsucli place Ward Committee shall desg-
18th q" No Sherih-,t
l4tll=" Broadway House.
18th . Constitution Hall, Broadway rIonse.
3 10Th q ilazicion's, 9Th Avenue
l7ui :" Henry Clay House. Avenue A
ELLIS POTTER. Chairman
Fl. c. wEsTERvELr,' Secretaries ms4
I5 Members Of the HomE LEAGUE, sec call
for an important meeting Of Committees his
p3p
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

J.. transparent Italian Window Shndes.
oLI'ER ". WpDDFORD, 66 CastarIne,. invites TIC ai
tenfion ni families about furnishing their houses tins Spn
to splendid oi Italian. Window Shad.s UnsurpasiJ
any ever before brought To this country. They are l
paintings OF artist who has devoted lite, III, pUa
sion ard embrace every variety OF Landscape and S4eer
Perhaps piece OF furniture appears better adsautas
or more inviting, ttan handsome. pair OF WinIcw Shac'
paintes ~ style 30 initiate nature. The invoice colaAs
Italian Landscapes Goihc Arche. Moonlight Scenes scpl
Borders. Vigne,te Centers &c. sc.
y b. Connuy Merchants buying sell again will ma
tn their advantage call and examine This layoce to a.
loco pair they viii he sod low Tor cash About S psi
al the loss price OF 81 80 per pair t2) 2Hu
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
VIM. b. Marsh. Sn.ro,,r;os
Vim. Dodge. secretaries

1J Fourth Wnrd.-rhc Whig Electors OF the .l
Ward pursuant to the recOme ration o. the Wing Gene
raj Committee requested the Shakespeare
Hotel corner OF Duane and Wilian-street., Monday
Evening, 7t n,t y O'clock for the purpose appoint,
ing Committee nominate Charter Officer. ard three
Delegates represent the Ward in the AIayoray Conv.u-
ton, la e held Broadway House the evening Mon
day. litt in>t.
Rv nrler OF tn " hin arrecn,iun Cnn,,ni,,nc
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

u Photographic Likene.,cs. by AZ inpogrd
Dagucrreoype process, by ". D. vAs LoAS corner O.
Chanlbtrsst and Broadway. ~ 10 In
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

II Spring Styit.--C. F.. ALVOtD < 60, No 70
b0wr offer 20 tb- public, fine Fur Hat Four Dollar,
OF The Sprin- pattern equally light and durable with
costly qGdiit. and possessing aj HE elegance ot app,a
ancc. Keeping fpi assortment Of other qualities Boa
Yer and IiockiH Hats. Ia the article line Su,ra Has
AZ 81 offered, they aim 10 excel. ~ ms
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

ITNantcd-t Partner with cash capital OF S'!
IN well established wholesale. house P-ari stTl
The Opportunity presented very desirable one ~, ~
none need apply unless they have ths requisite af ,
oi capital ID invest. and gave lEdoubted feis, -,
a. 10 hiyh rsspctabili;y ocharac,er. Address u W. ~
u PARK pos; Office. ~ -"
I Seth t;eer. Architect and Superinirnds;h o. -, "a
recli0n OF buildings, Oiacr SO Merchants Exchange "
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
? E.ccimrc. on the Philosophy Of aAt-

II Teachers D.yccum.-Dn Saturday next, at y
ocloch \. NJ ils, EXCHhHGE LYCEut, i8 Broadway, VII
b. open les and gentianvn engn-c'! IN cachn and
Others interested III Schools, 10 examine The pcclm
the Depository; also 10 depo, specimens TOR txiInnh
exchange Gr sale ALL O'Clock, viii bca Lecture on I7t
teal C;e0mrv illustrated by specimens prepared
schools. sOwn. IN ought precrde trillInieir and
that vel. tilted FOR early AorcIS' IN Domestic tdl
cation O'Clock p VI. viii be J., crnc on Ge"Iosrt
with why /. should be an'en"ntary and an ,h'I
subject OF Instruction every school; hr Charlie Wa
Esd who recently eave a ut Lectures he!oTt uf
Lyceun greatly To The nter:s, and Instruction OF lis MN,
her. T2A
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

II GcntIcmcn's s1at..-rhc Spring Fashion o
Grnt!em"n', ilats il ready 1T SPENC EItS,
corner of Chnmbers and Centre Is
Extra Fiur mira Beaver - .
Imitation 'oIrskin.. p
M II I9
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
By order Oi the Wig Executive Committee
WILLIAM HALL, Chairman.
THOMAS " ADRIAScE, Secretary. mi St

rrTen1h 1vnr.i-CLiy MEETING friends
OF tl,, Hon. HENRY CLAY, in the Tenth Ward
ulieS-d 10 attend public meeting Columban lsll, on
Friday Evening, March lh bali past O'clock Tor the
purpose receiving Report from t. COMMITTEE. appoints
ed the district meetings held on the i February last.
the subject OF organizing Henry Clay Club--ant tran
Other hlsins maN be lhl.L .lnrc the uee..
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

IT REV. Prof. 7ln,it Will deliver the last Lec,ure
the Course ttc Methodist Church in Mnberry-"rcy
This tFndavl Evening, 1T O'Clock. Srslcct--'ltr
I!ra;hrn and Christian Women contraste, Tichct' y
cents, TO BE- had at the door M II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

The following Letter of Resignation from Mr..
Clay was received and read in the Legislature of
4 k-.r.ncl.,,= on ,l,- o.}J III,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

% The Senate of Ohio has refused to ncor-
porate the Grand Lodge of Ohio Gree Masons)
ty a vote OF Il TO IL. Also an odd Fellows
Lodge By Il 10 l5
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
/. Added by the Senalc.

Suchwas the unanimous Voice of Ncw-York in
1920, and our information from all parts Of the
State leads us to- believe that SHE Is UScHasGED.
Intelligent and true to themselves, we are confident
la, the srcut mas, Of her People, Politics aside
arc in favor of the Protection of American Industry
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

IL Lcary * Co., Fashion. Spring ~!
for Gcnrmen> Hats. viii be introduced Saturday Ala'.a
5h. t2y Nos. 4 IA; ; AATDis HOUSE. mi!
J5.Ccntlcmcn'~ H1uts-SPrn,E Styie-BIRD cor
OF Pine and Naan-streets. will introduce the Spnn,
pattern Geniemen'S liars THIS DAY lie sollci,s an
examination OF the same, confident lh-y will command COO
tnue patronage, well account ofbr tneness OF ihef
fabric the elcgasce and durability OF their tni,h
BIRD, corner OF Nassau and P;ne.streeis, y. J.
ID BIRD, l03 ChrSnnt-st. Philadelphia.
March Isl 1872 mi 2H'
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

% Prof. MArrlry delivers his last lecture in
'''is el'y al the Aiuberry-st. Church this evening
hesSps.-feasure IN Shaving by the OF Chap
,'.'-. Razor StTop, With which every person may
Aeep MS razor IN perfect orer whether al sea or on land
II presents i'uF ace each OF different sharpening proper
''es Commencing wisi The metallic hone. OF ten times
skin. Rei: prices 30 cents IS cents 81 . and N each
according 10 size and outward finish The performing art
OF IS ceri strop the same one a, ! 70
L. CHAPMAN, lo2 William 81.
L. Warranted 10 please or the money returned Sold
wholesale 50, o. 60 and Sl2oo. per ds.e, II,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

70 .louS H. WHITE, Esq, nominated for Cow
ern"r=ot New Hampshire by the liberal par, Of
the Loco-F ocos. with Isaac Hill their head. de-
cliReS being candidate.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

Troy elected Whis Charter Officers on
Tuesday by 4 reduced majority Jonas C. Heart
Mayor b. 81; D. Il. Kimberly Assessor bv 80.
Viii: majority on Supervisors, 2l6. The Wings
have TWO Of the three Supervisors and to 6 Al
detmen The vote was light
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

10 Members Of the HomE LEAGUE. sec call
tor an important meeting Of Committees his
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

~ ROCHESTER, has elected Loco-F ocA C!lar-
ter Officers. in consequence OF local diSaticction.
u Our sketch OF Mr. EMERSON LECTURE AT
the Society Library last evening is unavoidably
crowded over 10 Tomorrow. Mr.. E. willdelivcr
his Second Lecture at same place SATURDAY.
evening
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04
. Committees of The HomcLca.ue

j. ! CUNNING, s..,,;
H. HAwxiys, sscfeiarl's.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

GA large meeting OF the citizens OF Balti-
more was held on Wednesday TO protest against
the passage OF the bill relative 70 the coored pop
ulatiorl of Maryland.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-04

e The principal hotel at Carroiton, La waS
DESTROYED BY fire On the 2lst L; was leased By
Elijah King Loss $34.GO0-insured s24 600.