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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-03
]ENIlSTRY--VALUABLE DISCOVERY


'''S%"4''.@' %A4'sAl.s'''s% 81 HANOFER-Sp.. d
doors north of Pratt He has an entire new prepara-
ton, that will cure it in few minutes without pain
or inconvenience, that it may afterwards be filled
ing the pain and danger of having it extracted. 1t is
certainly one of the greatest discoveries Of the day,
and never fails of having the desired effect.
Dr. d has also an article for filling teeth that are
much decayed, which will DO away with that disa-
greeable taste and smell they invariably give, and rem
der them valuable and durable. Also, FLEEING, Plug
glnS, Regulating remcdyng the inequalities % chill
dfens teeth, and inserting Artificial Teeth, from one
to tnli set, in the most approved manner and al
prices that cannot fail TO please DIR. s. does not ain
TO be the cheapest dentist in the city, but his prices
shall be as low as possible, and have the operation
faithfully and duraby performed, which lie warrants
in all cases.
Q(y~ Price for curing Toothache 25 cents: do. TO,
bliing, from so cents to 81 Teeth extracted for %
cents, by new and improved Instruments which af
fora Inc least possible pain. a29-y
EAMES NJ. IIAIG, No. I2I BALTIMORE-sT.
e. (iohr doors above South sreet,) wholesale ard
retail manufacturer Of GIMPS, PRINCES TAssgLs,
ODD Fellows Masonic REGALIA, FLAGS, BAN
NERS, Ne, and dealerin MILITARY TRIMM lNGS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C, which he offers for sale
ON terms that cannot fail TO give every salisiaction
HIS STOCK comprises, in part the following articles
trimmings of all kinds, for Ladies' dresses
Weddings, Laccs Odd Fellows, and
cords ana Iasses Masonic RegalIa
Braids, Edgngs Purse Twist
Tailors' Trimmings Garnet bindings
Buttons of all kinds Military TRIMMINGS
Gimps, Cords, SC. of all kinds
Hteei bul'ohs Gloves, merino, silk, cot
mar WORK ton and Kid
Stfs, laces Suspendcrs
Navy Anchofs Watch Guards, &c.
~ All orders lett with Mr. ii. will be attended to
with promptude. mh2Oly
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-03

NABLECLOTHlNG EMPORIUM
d. W. TUCKER having returned from the
30 North with full and fashionable assortment
Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTlNGS
adapted TO the Spring season, respectfully invites his
customers and Tie public 10 give him CALL at his
store on the asst side of SIXTH STREET, imme.
diatey under the National Hotel, Washington city,
L. w. t. Is now prepared 10 execute all orders in
his line of business with promplncss, fidelity, and
the nj Ist reasonable terms. tie keeps constantly for
sale READY MADE CLOTHING and fancy articles
of the very best quality, which he is determined to
sell low for cash. mh25 COW
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-03

DRowNED Capt. White, of the schooner
Meridian, from Portsmouth, N. II. lying in the
dock at Richmond, Va, fell overheard about
10 O'Clock on Monday night and was drowned.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-03

a NCHOR CHAIPA Gu IL WINEI-London
"a Brown Stout and White Wheat Flour, lust
ceived and for salshy MARCUS nEN!soE,
fo2S 81 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-03
CURE FOR WORMS.

a SAFE and etTGctual remedy for this DISTRESSING
"a complaint in children will be found in HAL
LOCKS WORM CANDY, which is offered To the
public as an improved and agreeable mode of taking
The most valuable medicines used by physicians To de-
sr0y and expel Worms from the human system. The
most frequent symptoms Of worms are, picking Of the
nose, paeness of the countenance, grinding of the
teeth during sleep, fptid breath, variable appetite,
acrd quotations, and pains in the stomach dry cough
emacialion OF the body, and sometimes convulsive
hts. When these symptoms are exhibited in chi;.
dren, rest assured they have worms and a remedy,
give falock's Worm Candy-the medicines comp0s-
and is in the daily practice of recommending; being
presented in this form the most ready mode of ad
minlsterng to children Each package contains three
fols OF Candy-each roll being distinct preparation
10 be given at intervals. Price l2s cents.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-03
BOOTS AND SHOES.

c0mpCse. consisting Of almost every variety, in the
ladies' GCntlcmcnS and Children : line.
They would again enumeratc few leading articles,
such as
Ladies' Caters and Half Caters, black, bronze,
(silk and stuff fancy spring colors, aud brown linen
slippers, Paris Ties, black and bronze, kid and mo-
rocco.
Slippers white add black satin.
French Embroidered Slippers.
Misses and childnn's Boots Buskins, Ankle Ties
aud CATERS, black, bronze aud fancy coors in great
variety and large quantity.
Gardeners French and Common Boots.
Gcntemens French & Common Calf Laced Shoes
Grntemens Black and Fancy Caters, laced and
bultoned of superior quality and beauty.
The subscribers have spared neither pains nor
pensc in ordering their stock from the very best
utacturcrs III the country, and confidently offer
their present assortment "a the most perfect which
has ever been in this market.
an3.3L A. CONLE y SON. Mnshnrinn CiiY
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-03

WMTISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Wv ''1here is no such thing taii' in the history
of this wonderful BALSAM. Evidence the most con
vncing-evidence that no one doL bt-tuy cstab-
fishes this fact For the sake of breviIy, select the
following from thousands.
Isaac Plat, Esq, Editor of the po'kecpsie Eagle.
one OF the most Influential papers in the of New
York, states under the authority Of his mame that
ayoung lady, relative of his, of very delicate constr
tuition, was attacked in February 1912, with severe
cold, which Immediately produced splitting of blood,
cough fever, and other dangerous and alarming symp-
toms, Through medical treatment and care she par
italy recovered during summer. But the return OF
winter she was attacked violently than at first;
she became scarcely able to walk, and was troubled
with cough, chis and fever every day, and appeared
to be going rapidly with consumption; at this time,
when there was no sign of improvement, Mr.. Plat,
procured a bottle of WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, which she took and il seemingly restored
her. She got second, and before it was half taken.
she was restored to perfect health, which she has en-
joyed TO the present time, without the slightest symp
toms of her former disease.
Mr.. Plat says ''the cure came under my own ObseT-
vatiop, aud cannot be mistaken as to the facts -
lI5-All orders must be addressed to ISAAC BUTTS,
% Ann st., New York.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, corner Of Baltimore and
High SITS Baltimore, and r. s. PATTERSON, Wash
ington, d. c.. and by of the Druggists in Mary
land and the District of Columbia. m5tub6m
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QUICK TRAVELLING. The steamer Sultana
recently made the trip from New Orleans to
Louisville, in days, 81 hours and IS minutes,
being hour and SO minutes less time than it
was ever before made.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-03

GrM1R or MURDER. A negro man has been
found guilty at Lexington, Ky, of the murder
Of Mr.. John Curtis.
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JAIL TO LET The Jail of Frederick county
Md, is without a tenant--the first time within
thirty years
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SHIP BUILDING AT THE WEST. The citizens
OF Scott county, KY, are about to build ship
atCarrollton, from timber grown in that county.
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TRAVEL TO EUROPE. The steamer Cambria
sailed from Boston for Liverpool on Tuesday.
She had l20 passengers booked on Saturday.
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ILLEGAL VorER. Andrew Mccain, convict
cd by Washington county Court, Of voting lille.
gally last fall in the Williamspolt district, has
been fined $50 and ordered to be Imprisoned
zen days.
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bhoWNED' capt. NhIle, OF the schooner
Meridian, from Portsmouth, N. II. lying in the
dock at Richmond, Va, fell overheard about
10 o'clock on Monday night and was drowned
JAIL TO LET. The Jail OF Frederick county,
Md, is without a tcnant--the first time within
thirty years.
ILLEGAL VoTER. Andrew Mccain, convict
cd by Washington county Court, Of voting lille.
gaIly last fall in the WlliamspoIt district, has
been fined $50 and ordered to be Imprisoned
zen days
GULIR or MURDER. A negro man has been
found guilty at Lexington, Ky, of the murder
Of Mr.. John Curtis.
QUICK TRAVELLING. The steamer Sultana
recently made the trip from New Orleans to
Louisville, in days, Q hours and SIS minutes
being hour and SO minutes less time than it
was ever before made.
SHIP BUILDING AT THE WEST. The citizens
OF Scott county, KY, are about to build ship
atCarrolIton, from timber grown in that county
RESUMED HIS VocArioN. The Rev Mr..
Fairchld attended church in Boston on Sun
day, was invited into the pulpit, and closed the
ceremonies by reading hymn and making 4
forvent prayer.
TRAVEL TO EUnopE. The steamer Cambria
sailed from Boston for Liverpool on Tuesday.
Sba had ,oJ
FIRE. The turpentine dlstillery Of Mr.
Thomas Simmons, Roxbury, Mass, was burnt
on Saturday, 29th ult., with ono or more small
wooden dwelling houses contiguous. There is
insurance on stock for $4,000, and on building,
&c., for S25O0.
Bo:roN TINES. Geo. Roberts, Esq, has as
sumed the sole control of this paper, which has
appeared in new and beautiful dress.
LECTURE THIS Evening. We call the at
tention of our readers to the lecture to be de-
livered this evening, by the Rev. DR.. Norris,
in the Lutheran church, Lexington st., on the
subject Of Geology. 1t is the second lecture of
a h. MY interesting course.
FIRE AT PORTLAND. The stores of ]. G
Taltord s. Co., S. Boothly, MIR. Nash, and Miss
Nash, at Portland, were consumed on Sunday
An INVENTION. A wooden hand and arm
has been invented in Paris, by which one can
open watch, use knife, scratch tho head,
and pick up a pin from the floor, without any
assistance from the other hand. This is said
to be applicable in all cases when any portion
of the arm remains.
A LARGE HAT. A Halter in New York
has had an immense hat manufactured, which
he carts about the streets with band of music
inside of it. 1t is good sort of advertise
ment.
SPECIE. There were 81, 20 dollars of spe-
Gle exported from New York last week, of
which 10 900 dollars in silver went to Havre.
The import in the same time was but 577I
dollars.
GONE ABROAD. The New York Sun saws
that the Catholic Bishop of Mexico and the
Catholic Bishop of Philadelphia, sail for Eu-
rope in the steamer, and that convocation of
a great number of Bishops will be held in
Rome next July.
YuyHE FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED
NJ by the Franklin Institute of Pennsylvania, for
the promotion OF the Mechanic Arts, at their last an
nua Fair, held in the city Of Philadelphia, to HUGH
SON s. VAIL, No. 3 SOUTH CALVERT STREET
Baltimore for the superior workmanship DISPLAYED by
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RESUMED HIS VocArioN. The Rev. Mr..
Fairchlld attended church in Boston on Sun
day, was invited into the pulpit, and closed the
ceremonies by reading hymn and making 4
tcrvent prayer.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENEssES.

mills eo3m Clarksburg, Monleolnery COUNTY. Md
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.


SSENArEy-Among the reports of committees, reso.
lutions. &c. was motion by Mr. Folsom instruct
ing the committee to procure flagstaff for the dis
play OF the National Flag on anniversary occasions
The Senate resumed the consideration of the Joint
resolutions on the subject Of the NewYork Pilots.
They were finally passed by vote OF ii 10 10
The bill! 10 enable resident aliens to hold and con-
vey real estate, was ordered to third reading The
residue OF the day was spent in committee of the
whole on the bill TO pay The guard organized for the
protection Of the jcil at Hudson
IN THE HocsE, the bill 10 continue and extend
the appropriation N aid OF the institution for the
Deaf and Dumb was passed without dissenting
vote Mr.. ID. Lee called for the consideration Of
the resolution instruclng the select committee on
the subject OF Texas to report tomorrow /; but the
motion was laid on the table, yeas I9, nays iS The
house refused TO consider Mr. T. r. Lees resola-
ton for adjournment of the Legislature on the
luton 10 reconsider the vote of yesterday refusing
leave to introduce bill to organize the new county
cf Unada.
The Resolutions OF Mr.. Howard. calling for in
formation relative TO The Black River and Genesee
Valley Canals, was taken up, on motion of Mr.
Bevns, and adopted. Mr. Harris called up the
Resolution 10 recommlt the Bill TO incorporate
the Troy and Greenbush Railroad Association 10
the Railroad Committee. A long debate ensued
The motion finally prevailed, with instructions 10
the Committee 70 report on the lst of March. The
Pilot Resolutions came down from the Senate, and
struggle ensued as 10 their reference, Mr. Morri-
son moving the New-York Delegation and Mr.
Russell the Committee OF the Whole IN the midst
Of which the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
MARRIED:

On Wednesday. Goth inst by Rev. z. D. Smith. LEWIS
FRANCIS TO MARTHA A. McCOLLICK, both 0f this
city.
2Oth, by Rev. George Benedict, Thomas J. Marshall, Jr
to Mary Ann Dexter.
At Hudson, 18th, John Puver 10 Mary Ann Collins !;
Martin Arnold to Catharinc Henry.
At Fredonia 18th, Sias E. Stoddnrd TO Catharine L..
Bartlett.
At Albany, oath, Stephen G. whlted to Imosene An
drcws.
AT Syracuse, 10Th, Thomas A. Smith to Charlotte E.
Lawrence.
At Philadelphia, goth, John Walker, Jr. 10 Sophia D.
Heck 10th. Emanuel Fisher to Virginia I. oNeii; 23d.
Edward Wartman 10 Nrs. Angelne Harrison 9th, 2. X.
Schuyler, Jr. TO Acenia Titlow.
At Baltimore, Jan. 23, Vim. Lewis TO Mary Clifford.
At Boston, 23d, l. G.. Curtis to j. F. BrittGn.
At Newburyport. 18th, James u. Soutiwck 10 Sarah
Martin.
At Romeo, Mich 1oth James ThoringtOn to srs. Ella
Nelson, of Albany.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
DIED:


On the 26h inst. ESTHER wife Of John g. Bosart aged
81 years
The friends and acquantances OF the family are respect
fully invited to her funeral this Thursday) Afternoon
at O'clock from her late residence No. Twenty igha
street, between Third and Lexington avcLaes Her re-
mains will be taken 10 Harlem.
26th, Ere lcrick yermiyc :.
path, Joha NcCausand, 80; Charles D. Hawkins, ~
On Saturday morning, 22d inst. at HassapeGna- SCUM
Oyster Bay, l.. / GLENTWoRTH CARMICHAEL, aged
years. only OF Rev, Dr. VIM VI. Carmichael Rector
Of Trinity Church, Watertown, jefferson Co. y. y
At Albany, 2lth, j!rs Eliza l. smith, 10
At Troy, goth, Anna Van Schaick.
Al PiattshuTgh, fi;h Mrs Elizabeth s. Carpenter S-'
At Bolton, Warren Co. 4th JOHN DICKINSON, Sen
Revolutionary soldier, 6j.
At Utica, 22d, James Graham, OF York, 81.
At Fredonia, l5th Mrs. AunS Hart, 64 9th, LaffeD
Wright, AZ.
Al Aurora 10Th, Joel Boies, 81; Sally McKeen, "a.
At Kingsyille, Ohio, 9th, BENJAMIN BARRETT,
Revolutionary soldier. Is.
1t Newark, y. j. 25th. Mrs. Elizabeth Fl!ptoo, a.
At Baskenridge y, j. Ebenezer Bashey, OF y. YORK. o.
At Philadelphia 2iti, George +. 0'Scill.
At Baltimore goth. Mary Hail. So; 2$6 Jnne' Peres"'
y; 20;h Mrs. Leah A. stewart. 59.
At Boston, 2ist, Mrs Hogora Powers, 81.
At Lynn, I'D, Maria +. Berry,. ~
At New Orleans, 4tli, Mrs. Catharre ". Tinpson, %
York, 22.
In Mcintosh Co. Georgia, Jan. 81, JOHN CALDER
Revolutionary soldier, SO.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
RICIIELIEU.
10 HENRY ADDISON was elected Mayor Of
Georgetown on Monday, vice John Cox, who has
held the office p years.
THINGS IN PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %, lst5.
There IA EohDg OF interest stirring to-day. have
facts TO communicate relation the Philadelphia Post
Office, which, perhaps. will open the eyes. not ony Of the
acting Prescent, but of the whole community Mr. Hoy,
(for whose acts citizen. have the highest esteem.
having been an old" csmpanion) sorry TO say,
tcrtans belief that he viii be continued PTeposerous
Mr. Hoy cannot believe that he stands the
slightest chance OF appointment. Pase-Fd9e-and
nothing but PAGE, will suit the PcLt men In this city.
The Native American State Convention have adjourned.
They did nothing OF spcca! interest your readers
FaveI the murderer has been set a large and left yes
terlay for In Ia In the Thomas +. Cope.
Rev. DR. De Witt preached sermon Sunday lact at
Harrisburg, upon dissipation and gambling directed par
tcuarly the members the LegislaSre and In the
evening his text was, Thou shalt not commit adultery.
The Rev. gentleman Is Presbyterian. and highly es-
teemed.
No particular change in Stocks to-day State 5s 70 the
amount of above $4,000, sold at 73i T.. Bank and In
fact all the "fance.,' continue without change.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
MAYORS orflcr, New-York, Feb. 2l, 1876.

GeHemca,-I have taken some little time 10 CONSIDER
whether should accep; decline the nomination, with
which have again been honore by the American Rcpuh
licans of the city OF New.Irrk, their candidate for
the MeyorsN. The motive has been, not want u respect
gratitude for such renewed expression Of confidence
but simply desire o he convinced that there
why should seek 10 make way inr other and
ab'cr man. have considered this point msturey, and
though cannot but think and feel worthy canfi-
date might be selected, recognize also The right of INV
fellow citizens call upon me, and my lutv one who
owes them much, place my sell their disposal.
therefore accept ifc nomination. and am, with high
respect, Your obedient servant,
LINES HARrFR
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

NEw BRANCH OF MAyuFAcTuKEs.-4ir Robin
son, an experienced workman, has commenced the
manufacture OF Six aud Worsisd, and Silk and
Cotton Goods He has commenced with a single
during The ensuing Summer.
MI H. intends 10 prccG-e the SILK which he
consumes, IN lhs ueigtborhood, and he will un-
douoiediy be able 10 60 so, if the Legislature re-
news the law providing 4 bounty on Silk-which
II unquestonably will do. as the law just expired
has operated exceedingly benefcially. During Two
years, $500 have been PAID in bounties on Six
raised In this County. - IRochester Democrat
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

The Town ELEcrioNS.-The results of the town
elections during the month of February are full! of
promise. Instead of being disheartened and crushed
by the defeat of last November, the Wings have
already recovered from tha; blow and are rallying
for future contests with unfaggips spitit. TIE
subjoined comparative statement from the Albany
Evening Journal, of the results in the Counties
named, last year and this, will show that the march
of the Whig party is once more onward:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

WESTERN TEavgl~-o On Monday sixteen coaches
with one hundred and fifty passengers arrived at
Cumberland from Wheeling, and the Ohio steam
boats are unusually crowded. The creates, par, of
these are Western merchants, batmany are on their
way the Capitol TO be present ,he Inauguration
on the l.h of March
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

GSEsr HOTEL IN BosroN.-The gentlemen who
have formed themselves into TIE Columbian Ho-
tel Company in Boston, have made arrangements
with the owners OF the several estates extending
2iS fee; on Trennon: street, lOS on Bromheld, and
io6 on Hamilton Place, and viii, as soon as the
wsa;her permits, proceed 10 erect magnificent
Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

r poETRY-Be Patient; Dirse for a Child; The WINS
p.nriad; A New Sors to an Old Tune.
II at the South; Chesp ros'-
age Bill Oregon and the United States California ei'
Ill poLr7TcaL Town Elections in onondesa' JefTer
500. &c.
" Proceedings b the Reporter oi
The Tribune New-fofk legislature; Thugs IN init-
s.,bi,. R.iro,d between New.YoIk and Albany; Late
1om,Eu Europe. by the Hiberna; Nauvoo; The Storm Oh
on Seneca Lake; From the Sandwich Islands, &c
v. .snScELL4NE0U US-Things IN Ireland; Letter from
Paris; The Excellence OF Goodness Review oi Sermon
by TneopoKs PAKxfR; st. valen,ne' Dsy Dr. Baird
Lectures on Europe; Hudsons Lecture Macbeth; Let,
ter from Mr. Bradisl. &c.
vi. CONNER CLaL INTELLTGENCE-ste Mo
ney, Produce sc.
Single copies. put up wrappers FOX the Mails can De o.
tanned a; the desk. Price CT cents.
" TERMs-s2 per year. All subscriptions payable m
frIibiy in advance. Address
GREELEY & McELRATH. 30 Ann street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

X Mr.. JAMES =. complains that the s,a;elneu,
OF the Editor OF The Tribune hswashngton letter pub
shed yesterday, IN relation the prices charged by him
CIR S. for Stationery for Congress, calculates to make
false impression A, his request and his responsibility
(hc Edi:ar still being ahsent that McNays or,
ders for articles of the e quality, which he
charged cnly the market price.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

o. Hon. ASHER RoppINs, who for fourteen years
represented Rhode Island in the Senate of the Uni
ted States, died at Newport, Il. l, Tuesday last,
at the ripe age of eighty-eight. He was distr-
suished for his profound learning and a,tanmea,s,
which rendered him prominent member of the
Senate.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

STILL TEirNPHAxr.-" OH Bunker Hill i, drawing the
aFses, KIND of houses the American Museum and thou
be removed Manday The other varied
they ncW estsTns humo uds full in his Mes
erc Buresqre Coles conorlions ard the eats OF his dog
won1efinl, while Carline universally admired Tue
Ouans, &c II remembered bound TO leave Saur
day
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

~ ROUSsELL's SHAVING CREAM-Ths delight
m preparation unequae for SURPRISING all other soaps IN the
.moen; consistency its ahe which so soitens the beard
a, 20 render shaving pleasant and 1t has been exhibited
for competition the Fair OF the American l"sutu'r' anu
there awarded silver medal and diploma Also silver med.
the franklin Institute in Philadelphia, and another al the
late fair in Boston O. Saunders 1853 Broadway. sole Agent
g. N,yo,k fl7 2ws
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

GA great Temperance meeting was held al
Newark, N on Saturday evening last, the Mayor
presiding Alderman Dickerson offered the follow
ing resolution, which was unanimously adopted:
RSSolys That the Directors OF the Sew-JerSey Railroad
Company be requested 10 take immediate measures PEE
the sale OF Intoxicating drinks in their public depots
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
, This act shan take effect Immediately.

o. The steamer Washington Ering, when
about three miles below onkers yesterday her passage
from PccksAil broke her shat She performed the
nainder Of the trip the Of PaGtlewhee arriving
two hours later than usual.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

o. The Senate of New.York, ii will be seen.
passed on Tuesday, by one majority, the joint reso-
lutions introduced by MIR. Jones, calling upon Con.
gress to repeal the law of 1857 regulating Potage.
The House has not yet acted on the question.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
To-pAY'S OUTSIDE.

Frs: Paye.-uudsons Third Lecture; Thrilling Facts
Murder OF Frank Combs; Great National Curiosity.
Last PGge.--lmpcrtation OF American Saws CONNER.
clal and Money Matters; Marine journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

Advertisements for the DAILY Tribune mus, nc igi' ~
a, the Publishing Office No. 80 Ann-s'Foe' 0e'''s ~
O'Clock in tie evening. For rates sec hrst page.