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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

DEATH OF SENATOR BArgs.-By the letter OF cur
Washington correspondent it will be seen that
Hon. Isaac C. BATES, U. s. Senator from Alsssa-
chusetts, died on Sunday evening. Although pre-
vious advices had in great measure prepared Us
for this painful intelligence, iheys allowed US 10
hope, however family, that the dreaded calamity
might be ayerted. But he is gone, and not only
his immediate relatives and Intimate friends, but
the State which he so honorably represented and
the Country which he 80 faithfully served, will SIN
ceyelv lament his loss.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
cEyrHE BEAR,s OIL.

Piuy the celebrated naturaIist speaking Of be:s ~
forms that their used by CLEOPATRA as te Eos r
Sciene. has given the oderus compound for ha
equal the provisions afforded ~ Nature ~ IN Si @ tTr
wonderful; The capillary roots aEe stnsthsen oa,T,it
nourished: and the Young EaIf lacreas5 ~
Eve, b.ld spoty become fertile under its influence, y M M
root. have rot been totally anaihated aad tbs IS Eafy
eas xrert AZ an advanced age Ig fact the GsIT, Seg
OIL Is unGutstionabiy Tic best preparation for the iia mat
thr world has y-t 49,,
pos. or the iSiiet BY x. B. SANDS co Chemists and
IN Rroaissy cor Chambers Sold also az 10
EI;sa and n Ear, Brosdway Pnee. 50 cents large bot
lrs p eruts Smau
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

Co. The Native Party has organized in Albany,
having called simultaneous Ward Meetings one
evening last week. In some Wards, t,ro came TO-
geher; in others -four; in one Ward mone and so
on. In one Ward they had tolcrabe assembase.
Some who were forward at these meetings will be
back in support Of the Loco-Foco ticket al the
Election.
Judge JACOB LANSING is their candidate for
Mayor. We believe he was last a Wing before he
came out Native. II was resolved al their Con-
vention that "Native American Protestant Asso-
Citations" be every where recommended. This is
coming out fat-ilootcd. They expect TO poll votes
enough to defeat the Wings, but we hope they will
be disalSonted
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
CITY AFFAIRS.
Board OF Supervisors,
MONDAY.

His Honor the Mayor in the Chair
Several petitions for relief from tax were presented ard
referred
An application was presented from Or Cheethan for
muneration in attending Mrs. Agnc. Mckenzie. whose
throat had been dangerously cut by her husband Referred
The Committee Annual Tascs reported in iayor OF
correcting tax OF the following persons:
Bartlett Rooney, masa BUSHNELL Eugene Dutilh Chris
pher Murray Charles Cammeyer, Samuel c. Lynen, Gran
vile :, Patson, William II. Harrison. VIM Francis IL.
Corquedale, benjamin Mott F. ~ Taicott Dudley fefssc'
Abigail Rhodes Rev c. Eastman, John T. Hunt lot easter
IN side University Place, Jon. l. Coddinson Adopted
Tho same Committee reported adverse to correcting the
tax following persons Thomas J Carter stephen
Norehouse.
he Enarl ilcn nlourLeN.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

D,rrry,. " .eIc Al Pass E1TRAcIoK- The wonder and
b,eSn Of the ag--has lors 1ad Influence dis
bs, any othe. remedy eItaRi entirely cCnCues P,Ix
IN Sc.F I~FLl&>IATIoN and NoE1IrIc.riov. :. No
bntrl ptyscian or parent should b. wi.aou,
III celebrity OF this SAVE has excited the cundiry
Of crr.sir nTrrried wbo ead-aroruz to palm
off ysrous. hafPrlce imitation upon the public. the
reou1i4s h As protection against these Pirates
,yr- tox the HIS the inventors II
natar- upon is WRAPPER written with PEN All oth-Es
spurious -nd b uset only the peril o life Sold
oleal- ret- Dsievs Magical P.ia Er;rac:or De-
rot No. l2s ful;on-st- Sun Bni!dIng y. I. mis- j.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
RRlED.

At Great Neck, Lsng Island the 18th inst CHARLES
W. ROGERS OF NJ NJ Rogers. NJ ID. of this city, 10
SARAH 7. daughter Of benjamin Hicks ESQ., of the FORM
er place.
At Troy, l3,h Aaron s. Gorham to Sally A. Spperly.
Al BufIaio 18th, Nathrniel Il. Strong. Of Blooming
Grove Orange Co. Mary l.. Guick. Of Sew-York 5h.
Edmund II. McDaniels Mary Ann Bagster l3ih Van
Rensselaer, .Icnks 10 Elizabeth Blcnson
4; Cymer, Chautaudue CO. Ivory H. Hawkins to Anso-
lett T.. Bush.
AT Whitehall 18th, l.oln c. Wood to Sylvia W. Marlin.
At HARRISON Westccster Co, 18TH Thomas Bartlett of
this city, Phebc Miller.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
DIR. Felix Gouraud's Italienischc selfe

Ifs!iGr Soap Is known To All
From North 10 South. both great snd small.
BY cake ever II morning SEEK
ind feel It's i,eShGess cheek.
My skin is free frOm fimpe tan.
o, GorSLrp thou art the Prince Of men
pctdres Sabiiics! ;ry ye VIII,
For NV orshe and lips lre hairy still
Though I've shared them fad, my great surprise,
Thsy'r re thick IS the brows above NINE eyes.
TO tioURiup's, IN Walker street. must go
Ii viii never DO 10 be h2rassed So
Tiguii Rouge have heard the sound
Oh Your praise IN the country for miles around
lcuc ruse-likc tin,S ! must certainly seek,
For my studiou. habits have paled nv cheek
o GOURAUD. lin WaiSerstrevt slNty-seyen,l-
Can make ;ais Earth lit;ls Heaven
Ac.~r,-6 Ches;nut>reet. Philadelphi, Jorion. Milk
street Boston: Carleton TO, lowell Bliss Co. Spring
field; Green Co Worcester Bull Hartford; Fsrre, Middle
town; Myers New Hayea; DYER Pyoyldeace r9gsey Ko-
chester Backus Bull r Pierce Albany Seth y ,ner
BAltmorc II. Moore. Lynchsurs, Va; Anderson, Nash
VILE, Tenn; Heintsh Lancaster, Pa.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
SunerIor Court.


Before Chief Justice JoSEs and Judges OAKLEY ant VAN
pEzrooL.
Decisions.
George Penset vs. Frederick H. Jgltee-New trial denied
on the excess of $50 being paid 70 plaintiff
George L. Kruict plaintiff error, KGryGret lFor.-
icylGHs.-Jufgment affirmed
eHie ftaetvs George TigIjer-Juasnent ent EoT pltl.
Susan LeCiydrd vs.. Jqco5 Acter-Motiol denied.
Ddrii Gooiyd. Tie Mayor, dc.-Jucgment reversed.
E6eer Wec., and others, liaaiLs in error. vs.. John C.
NCrrisJa, defendant N err0r.-Jud-ment affirmed
.ibrahd Gofrey plaintiff in error, VS.. Dais! c. tdii7I
and others. dcte,LtnLs IN eT-r0r.-Judgmcnt reversed
John Reed. pdi tn in error, Ed,rdri Mckinney de-
teadda mt acknowledgement reversed.
Ehau Te,rkes plaiat error, Charles 0oiy. DEFEND
ant N acknowledgement affirmed.
Cornelius c. Colgate and Others pIdiahf in Rob
ert VcHprray, deeRdd in error.-JucGment affirmed.
.ilantoq II. Chase Nichoiai 7. Heydn9er-New trial
granted.
7zorld, T. Ioung VS. Ransom smith-Judsmcnt for ptG,
Charles L. KI, ct al. VS. SusdH i. Day-Judsment Tor
painG
iGagron 4. Carter vs.. John Il. Wheer, dis-Judsmeni
for plaintiff, and motion for trial denied.
Daniel PIact george 7. ThUrbsT.-IudguleHt for pn
Washington Horton Jesse D. Prce-Judgment FOR p,n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

GJ- TIE HurcrNsoS FAMILY arrived last eve
ming from Providence in fine health and spirits and fully
prepared 10 meet their engagement tomorrow evening
in this City. Their Concerts Providence more
successful than any former OCCASION as they would be
here any house large enough to hold audiences
more than those OF last They make their
ars appearance Nibos spacious Saloon, and besides
number of their old fvoEite will sing several pieces
See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
Letter from Mir. BENJAMIN.

To Horace GREELEY Esq. Editor Of Tie Tribune:
Dear Sr-As your paper has contained report OF the
late trial for libel of W Judd and Myself
Court Sessions which there is misrepresentation OF
my observations the Jury after their rendition OF the
verdict Not Guilty. ask OF your kindness the publication
OF the following remarks have doubt that your able
reporter In with others in the Court failed
rightly understand the purport OF what said. Ny chief
object in addressing the Jury al AL after the conclusion Of
the whole matter to dlsavow any malice or i-wil
towards Mr. James Ewing Cooley, whose complaint the
indictment had been found. Although pcremporily
fused offer any apologies Mr. Cooey 5foe the trial.
was quite willing say that knew nothing agans; his
character as man Of pgo and fairness aerrards Ny
language the Jury was, 81 willing afford Mr.
Cooley the benefit OF this statement iaded never for
moment imagined that article published in The New
World during my Edorshp Of that Journal whether wit,
by myself others. whether relating Mr.. Cooley or
any other author, could do tHdidud! injury. cherish
sentiments OF vindicvenes. to make OF Mr. Gra-
hams expression in his eloquent speech for the Prosecu
on-;owards and if Mr.. Cooley will write good
book shall be ready praise 1t to dsprai:e
The American In Egypt.
did tell the Jury tina; guess OF the ar,.
cle'-for familiar with the law OF libel not 10
know that Editor OF public journal responsible for
all .t Journal contains, whether written By himself or
another intended 20 say that gultlcss of any evil
intention; that hes!tacd seeing proof
about publishing it, bu ha: considered II Of too harmless
and frivolous any delay printing
Of the paper by Withdrawing It. Furthermore in aludng
the extraordinary familiarity with hand writings, dis
played by The witness for The prosecution did not mean
in any 10 impus the verscy of that witness-but
express surprise that any could be positive about
circumstance, 10 which there WAS 10 Importance at
;ache the hI, instance The witness however swore
only that he supposed the article my handwriting
and have doubt he honest he also TIA; he
had observed going in and OF the New World Office
during the summer and have little douh, tha, he sup
si this fact also, since absent from the City from
the middle OF July the latter part OF October wiih the
exception Of few days in August, when came 10 New
York business. believe generally that witness may
with the rec,pde Intention swesr 10 facts as
they exist in his memory. and vet be mistaken.
Bu, this is immaterial. was, Editor the auhor Of
the libel libel 1t Bu, the Jury opinion tha;
not bel and the Recorder eec, so instructed
them fully agree with the jury thinking the article
''il-udsed. they did say ertneReiy,) but in the
multiplicity and variety OF editorial duties, you mus;
yourself be aware is well nigh impossible 10 avoid
writing and publishing paragraphs which calm reflection
would reec; unwis and which .eier,able haste
and radverency rather Khan to any Injurious cpab!e
motive. am, respectfully,
~,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
urypy,s CHINESE SHAVING CREAM.

The uineecath century bss been distinguished Tor ne
number Of It's brilliant discoveries. Pehap. there not one.
however tsi h=. direct bc.rnS upon indvldusi cor
for. thsn Hez-s Cki=ess SAGrss CreGz. Is Advantages
present Themselves every morning. As oits the a;
eron of him who Uses /; IS directed h elm be sses the
discovery No prpes o. bio;ches, cats. black
patches are be seen on has face. He always cheats the
hIces' He fess comfortable GOOD hsore and hnppy: ct
peaec with hEzs. with bis Sat5c and With the word As
Ger, IoScsuu sayy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
Coroner,s Office.

ForSp DaowsEp.-The Coroner held an inquest to-day
at the Aims the Park, the body of an unknown
man found last night floating in the Hndson River loot
Harrison street dressed in drab roundabout, check
shirt and pantaoons He had In the water some time
and was so much dsgured that his age could not be ascer
;a!rcl Virdict, found drowned.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
,r.i.,L a.. Ran. n.--Aler G Edwards wns brongI

Triai for Rayt--Alex. c. Edwards was Brought
up for rape the person OF MIS- Sarah Dolson Mann>
or ;h Seth January last The circumstances OF The affair
having been published this paper al the time of their oc
crrercc we sIa give the evidence submitted at The
trial. especially of It's details are OF the most re-
yoItu description The for the government were
examined and some OF these FOR the defence. The case WIZ
he resumed to-day Lewis Reed committed to FlsoA
for threatening the life Of the complainant IN case se a
ro,r.d In Court 10 testify
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
pvCu CocDs.

~ Just landed aud received t,e-ni, various 1yies
rich DRESS GOODS. the most splendid aad erpsns,r
Fabrics and the richest colorin-a ever exhibited ,
The attention Of those who buy ioE TIE most Jatotc6t
rradr Is iays-I BOWEN * McNASEE,
me i'm lG William St corner Of B-aTer
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
Inner Police.

TuErrs-Garret Fitzsmmons arrested and commit
ted for stealing spikes and iron dogs with S. from Judion
Jennings, corner OF Dry Dock street ard 18th street.
Terence Farley was arrested and committed for stealing
purse and S3 IRON Bernard Raney No 81 Eighteenth ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

TO delay unreasonabIy the appointment, and 10 put
on the Committee majority Of open or covert op-
ponens OF Convention, we trust he viii take no
such unfair and unworthy advantage OF his position.
LrcEsrtousNEss-We were gratiied to learn
that there is strong probability OF the passage OF
some bill TO punish Seduction and Adultery as
crimes We fear there are more covert than open
enemies of such enactment, and that the measure
may be killed by the simulated kindness Of false
friends, in loading it with destructive amendments
The bill originally reported was undoubtedly de-
fecuve, and will be presented in much better
shape when the subject comes up in Committee oi
the Whole. II stands well up on the Genera,
Orders, Is in the hands of determined men, eho
will not easily be shufied off. We nave nish
hopes that some measure of the KIND VIII pass
and ii VIII be far easier TO correct any ef'0'7 i7ie-
after than 10 pass bill originally
R,N I.,cyxsrs,-A greatly improved License
Law is likely 10 pass this Legislature But We
spoke Of this in our last.
1.-THE Native Organ caanot comprehend Inc dii-
ference between gong over TO It's parry anu 10, ohc1
.uo,or,jog some of its candidates for the sake OF
our own Cause Because we IeluctdhNS 'o'eo ioi
sor,. of s candidates lastFs 10 keep men cut oi
(o,c,ess and the Legislature whose party assocla-
,;oos would enable them 10 ido more harm 10 the
,ybig Cause and in the hope that the Wing vote
for Native candidates would ensure Native votes
for Clay we are twit,ed By The Corporation oracle
with being bought over, and with G,scrtlng and
bctraying the regular Wing candidates. We place
these tauns on record for the benefit Of any Wings
who may think of dong when there is not teripta-
ton what we did upon the strongest inducements,
vet did in vain The organ states falsely that we
exhorted others TO vote the Wing ticket and then
deserted it. We let the matter pass IN utter silence,
and voted in company with majority of the Wing
candidates themselves. Fad those candidates de-
sired votes, there would have been no Natives
elected from this City, except possibly the lower
Congressman Wings observe the kind OF thanks
YOU get for your votes last Fall.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
THE TRIBUNE.

THE WHIGS WILL RALLY..!
The whig Electors of the City of New
York and oil Others who di,approve OF the
TEXAS INIQUrTY;
All who would express their opinions Of the injustice done To
HENRY CLAY;
All who willing to stand by the wise. saiutary and bee
6oeni
Tariff OF Whig Congress-;
All who would fsulate their rehds In the interior OF the
State on their
Recent Whig Victories
All who are determined faithfully support Wing eaHues
nd abide by the cardinal principle Of a rigorous
Adherence TO Regular
WHIG NOMINATIONS,
are invited attend genern meeting at
NATIONAL HALL
THIS Tuesday EVENING, March the l5h. al half past
seven o'clock. to respond to the nomination of
DUDLEY SELDEN,
the Wing candidate for
MAYOR.
by order Of the Mnyoral,y Convention.
ABM. R. LAWRENCE. Pfesiieat
81 3ESEfNG ENSEETGoSGbEf bGEfR 5vies Prs.aeats.
3 3 + Ls.s9fsT'. ssecre,ade..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

o. The Morning Nccs has the following das-
tardly paragraph:
MORE OF HoARs oRX.-An attempt made the
night OF the 18th inst set fire 10 another lot Of cotton
Of the VIII irvcs at Charleston. Tho fire dis
covered before it had proceeded far so tha, only 10 bales
WOO lost.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
To-Day's Outside.

First ge-Licentousncss-Mr. Bilys Speech; Letter
from Washington; lnrcads OF the Camsnches; Mneno-
mics; News Items.
Last Page-. The United sta,c.,'-a Poem; Commercial
aud Money Matters; Marine Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
:. Firs, ,tere FRoM pcoadwav.
NIL d

& SLIGHr CoUGu. Ike the spark that kindles con-
rngraiio. although triimg affair at t often
leads fatal Diseases The yierG pEHorGiis. or seros mem
bIane the lungs becomes pame by the irritation Of
the conch the Inflammation. speci checked, spreads
to the lnnss themselves tesplon Interrupted the pn.c
crow. rl and hard and the symptoms rapdly become more
aggravated until death closes the painful scene Such u
frequently the result OF :ectug sisht cough by timely
application of knapps Indian Strengthening Plaster 10 the
chest this amentab.. termination may believed. be often
avoSed. and the sufferer restored II health It's exciting
per;e stimulate tie external vessels and neuulze ,ublGe
the Internal inflammation By the equal and sauty n:lnmma
ton which they create and keep up the surface All Dis
of the o respiration secretion, together with
weakness orpnin the muscles and ihles, within the
scope of this Plaster, remedial agency. hese PllsS
manufactured sold. wholesale aud retail By T. B. knapP
his AledciEe Warehouse 81 Hasonstnet " and Tor
sale by Druggists generally Zach geine Plaster eeas the
maHuflctureE's name on the back
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

CH,RAcrxNsrlc-The Express has the follow
ing paragraph respecting our most unfit u S. Sena-
tor:
"Mr D. S Dickinsoni is claiming double mileage
as he has been at Washington under two app int
meats, the last being made while he was siltns
under the first Mr.. Mangrm declined 20 certify,
and the Committee of the Judiciary have given
unanimous opinion lha, the charge was Illegal, and
could no, be allowed under the rules OF the Seuasto
Then Dickinson proposed 10 leave the affair QUITE
Daniel Webster Mr.. Mansum agreed, and :" the
great expcunder" save our craving Senator an ex-
position no, at all 10 his liking All this Is very pret-
" business for Senator OF New-lork As CasSius
said 10 Brutus.
Age, thou art shasic1 Rome, ,hcuhas. lost
Thy breed OF noble bi0ods,"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

The Legislature of Ohio has passed bill correct
ing some Of the atrocious injustice Of the Loco
Foco Gerrynanaer of Ohio for Members OF Con-
gross. Under the Lcco Apportienment OF lSl2-3,
the Wings, with Six Thousand majority IN he
Popular Vote, carry but seren OF the iwenty-one
Congress Districts! Such was the actual result OF
the Presidential canvass last Fall-a majority OF
$40 for Clay, yet only seven Clay Districts 10
fourteen for Polk, though in the State Election pre-
ceding we obtained another Congressman by doz-
en- votes in Loco toco District, through McNu-
ty's unpopularity. The bill just passed redresses
this injustice as follows:
The Counties OF Pree and Ddr&e taken from the I'D
and added TO the IIld District.
The Counties Of Warren and Clinton taken from the
lid and sttached to the I'D.
The County of Madison changed from the WITH to the
IX,h.
The County of Hooking from me With 10 the XIIth
The County of Sci5to from the XIIth to the With
The County OF Delarare from the Nth to the Xtl
The County of Enor from the Xth TO the XIth
The County OF Marion from The Nth TO the Vlih while
50 much Of Crad as was taken from Rchland, and so
much of the new County of Uyand5a es was taken from
Marion and Hardin are also added 10 the With
BY this bill the population Of the several Districts
is brought far nearer an equality, while most OF
them are made moro compact and shaPely. Their
Political character, on nearly balanced Popular
Vote will be as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
Savannah Repub.

WOMEN IN OFrIcE-In Woolwich township,
Gloucester county, y the people, meeting.
week, took candidates very respectable maiden
ladies. Sdy Bro,ra and Be:eg French and elected
Justices OF the Peace by a triumphant majority.
4 FEESHrr-Th- Ohio Is pouring a flood
and the waite. IS coming up rapidly upon CassIys Row.
Al the Western corner il was about four yards from the
curb stone last right.
We fear food-creacr than have experienced since
1882 The has been pouring down In all directions
and every stream is full 10 overewin-. Reports from
above represent the main river epy!ng INFO the Ohio
with the widest kiRi Of swell. Cncnna Gaz Mar H.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
Things In Philadelphia.

f--J. H. PsExrIss has been appointed Marshal
FOR the Northern District of New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
sey-York Town Elections.
= ~ - "
ALLEGASY co.

ALLEJANI : %.
Hag B7d9. LooO Looo.
Almond gGis, Genssse, Angelica Cuba,
Alfred, Granger Andover. Friendship,
Allen Hume, gain, Belfast, Grove,
Amity. gam, New Hudson, Caneafea, Independence
Birdsel, Sunds, ClarksviHe, ossiah'
Bolivar, Pike, Loco-il-
Burns Portage,
Centreyille, Rushford,
Eagle, Writ,
West Almond-l9.
Last year, Is Wing, II Loco-Foco. Well done,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

MEXICAN VESsNs.-rhere are now lying at the
Ship Yard Of aIessss Brown & Bell in this city,
launched and nearly ready for sea- SIX schooners OF
about IS tons each, which are supposed 10 have
been ordered by the Mexican Government. Also
two small Steamboats, one launched and the other
IN stale OF readiness for launching. The steanl-
oosts are TO be supplied with engines of about one
hundred and 'itty horse power The boilers were
made at the West Point Foundry and are lying on
the dock. Beth the schooners and the steamers
are beautiful models, ard well adapted 10 the har-
bors OF the Mexican coast, From the fact hat
The completion of these vessels is suspended, we
infer that the bailders have gone as lar as they
deem it prudeu, until satisfactory arrangements
are made for the falhlment of The contrac, on the
part OF the Mexican Government
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
Ne,c-rcrf laraa L. PARK BENJAMIN.

have been meeting Of this Association at palmo's
Opera House yesterday afternoon. with view 10
hearing an Address. Owing 10 the illness, how
ever, Of Mrs. Hone, Che lady who was to have pro-
nounced it,) the Association did not NEE; q, Pal
mos, but adjourned to Tie City Hall, where meet
ing was held IN the room OF the Court OF Common
Pleas. Miss Gray was IN lhe Chair, and read sew
eral resolutions, The Address was read BY young
gentleman present. Alady named Krebs addressed
the Association. ard i, was finally decided 10 hold
meeting at the Tabernacle on some future even
ing, due notice OF which is TO be given.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
IuNUIlUN-s uuE tiIsl IISe
T'hy calm serenity OF aSpsct.

Frsrsrsd aud sold by 4. B. s.Nrs Co, Chemists ir'
Drussists s5 Broadway. Chasher Sold also
Fulton lad East Broadway F:iee 50 per az
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

H. Butler Clinton, Warren-for Gov. 3i4-whis 64iS;
Loco 6,45l.
~ Fairfield Fayettc, Madison, Pickawayfor Gov. Qsi4
Barley, whig 6,s24; Toi, Loco, 1.l3o.
JChig, 9 Districts Loco, 10; D0njtm2.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

-Drrl, ArMosr.-We understand from a gentle
man frcm Washington, that misunderstanding oc-
cured between two distinguished Loco.Focos of
that city, one of them confidential friend of the
President, which only the interference Of friends
prevented ending in duel
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

4 CARD.-V P,LNrR. Agent fJr tire Country News
plper respectfully reminds the public and particularly those
whom he has personally. and through his Cards addressed
himself that the for wholesale and retail dealers
who arepepard supply the trade give notice 70 the
leopc OF the Country By -Iderir the Country Nst's
pGpers.
iorno man. tins timely aormatOn gwen by the A:ent ths.
may be Justly chafscabla with neeecuns the pet'pc
nance OF n duty. which consequences, escntsly
Important those who dssious Of the means OF IN
crensing their Country custom.
HIS Office al No 30 Ann street adjoining the Tribune
office which he removed after the destruction vi tho Tribune
Rnhilnlt, BIZ trc. IN Eehrnnrr Inst
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

AN AGED FEMALE-a1rs. Martha Taber. who
born in this town. March 10TH liza, completed
handred end pears Monday last She resides with
her daughter, Mrs, Knight and enjoys COED health.
Newport Mercury.