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V N.ND5 Alof Land adjoining the Big Sprng' near The rest dence of Ausii, Eaq., one oi the mosi desirable buiidlng lots in the ncignb 'rl,ood
 Aso-A l2 acre Lot ID the s'l'age of Jacksonville.
 Alsn-The undi, idrd half of the south easi quar- ter of secriun No. H. township No. Q. range west, conta inm2 SD acres
 Al,o-rhe undivided half of the west half oi inc north wet quarter nf section No 23, township No. ,. Iange } vest, containing 40 acres. Apply 10
 uh36 o9f THOS. McGRAN ,3i St. Michael st
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un uO sONtt tGuv AoHS 0u Lighter $$5 through the passs S10 to Lower Fleet. Passage, in Cabin Sl ,25; Deck Ss1 ,00 Application may be made on board to John J. De- shou, or to JAS. REID & co. o. J. ]. Deshon will receive and receir; [ F cot iou in absence of the steamer f.bll Philadelphia Saddlery Warehouse,
 WHtlI ESAIE AND RETAIL
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c EGARS-350, ,0OO Regallss, of Nor'ega, klonaa, S Eficacia, and other ayorite brands; 25O.O)O Senados, Regentes, Trabucos; 2OO,O0O Canones'
 mhiI q. WESTFEIDT & BRO
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DROOMS, Sc-30 doz Shaker Broonls; doz l'li aD do; 10 dog Whsk Brushes 10 doz Shoe dn; black Scrub do; Clamp Scrub do rouni and S1ue. Window do; Ahcant and Manila Mats, in store and for sale by WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
 mh24 Grocers, 5S Daul hin street ID USilTONS & cos Compound Tonic Mix ANlme, speedy and certain cure for the Fever and Ague.-A fresh supply just received at 'he P'h- lers Drug Store, Sign of the Blue Mortar south east corner or Dauphin and Water sIee's
 mh2a RiAIR & co.
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.N HIrE LEAD-3Oo kegs b'o"N''" """e W Lead for sale bN oS.upSCN
 o~ 20 Cnn,i street
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BOOTS AND SHOES-Receved by ship Mo- 1b and brig Linden
 Ladies' cold Silk and Linen Caters
 Ladies' Fancy do Buskins
 Misses Kid Bootees and Buskins
 ChIdrens' do dU
 Travelling and Hard Trunks
 Carpet Bags and Satchels
 Also received by late arrlvals fine assortn en, of Boots and Shoes. Persons wishing 10 buy wlll please call and examine my stock before they pur- chase DANIEL TILLOrSON, mh29 No. 42 Dasphin street JAVA COFFEE-3O sacks Old Government 0 Sperm Candes-200 boxes first quality
 OIl-20 casks and bbls bleacied and unbeached Sperm; Barrels for Sugar-25O Single
 Brown Soap-lO0 half boxes No Boston
 Gran ,erres-20 half, 30 qr and 20 eighth bbls
 Cotton Hdkis 300 dozen Cotton Flaggs, vari- ous qualities
 Hats-Fashionable, low and high crowned. Cas- smere and Angola. For sale by mh28 JAS. A. HOOPER, 40 St. Michael st
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IRON! IRONu IRON!!!-The subscriber hay A ing been appointed Agent for he sale of the cee brated American Junlata Iron, will keep constantly on hand complete assortment, which he will sell at the following low rates for cash:
 Round and square. 7-8 inch and below, 44c per ID
 All above 7-Sth, cents per lb
 Flat 5-8. 3-4, 7-S, I, i-s and IA by IS, 3.l6
 and IA inch, i4c per lb
 All other sizes of Flat Iron, 4 cents per 10
 This Iron has been we'll tested and is pronounced by competent judges to be equal if not superior to Swedes Iron. The attention of country dealers is invited.
 jan27 W. H. BLACKLER. 6 Water
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eEk KlVLR PLAN NFATICN FUK SALE. = S1e The subscriber ofris his plantation with InnuTand acres of hnd lnr sale. IL situated an the Alabama river about 65 miles hy land aud 10 hours run for a steamboat from Mobile. l'5 cleared and 300 under ience good wood yard; comfortable dwelling al the yard; gin hnuSe m'rns and negro houses all framed here can he cleared m one field lU0 acres of good swamp and np lamd = Fms plantation would suit any one l,ing m Mobile. There Is a heaty sumner retreat within 2t miles oi lhe plantation. For further particulars. apply 70 1T. F.. t!ull. Mnbile Inov4l WI. WALLEk.
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OLD SERIES. VOL. XXIII.

NLOUR-l0O bbls s f; 58 do SI. Lnu,s, favoritt A brands; % hall do Onto, for sale hy
 apl SMITH, DABNEY co.
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SAMS-Iust received fresh supply of Schoo. ley's extra Hams, together with other brands oi choice qualities, for sale by ,,v ero
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d CHRONOLOGICAL INTRODUCTION TO ArHE HISTORY OF THE CHURCH, being new inquiry into the true dates of the blh and death oi the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christi and contain'ngan original Harmony of the Four Gospels now h,sl ar mar Jarvis, D. D., l.. L. D., in ] vol syo.
 Also-Dr. Turner's Essay on our Lord's discourse at Capernsum. recorded in the 6ih chapter ot St John, for sale by ]. M. SUMWALT x Co.,
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No. 2 Dauphn street, 2d door abope Commerce Strs
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fnNHE undersigned has just received an assortment l of Spring Goods which he offers for sale iIle c,ll
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A NCHOVIES-2O kegs salied Aachosies, a "A splendid article. jus, landing from brig s'le"' mho6 JAS. GANDOLFO, 70 Com-st
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IZ ENTUCKV ROPE-250 coils 9 strand Ken IN lucky Rope, a very superior ar''cle' just re- oeived in store and for sale by ,,,,u
 mh25 BEERS SMt".
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TsNIN PLATE-300 boxes K pontpool and Crown Il brand Charcoal Plates, Iandmg iroin sh'p Nicil- olas Riddle, from Liverpool, for sale hy
 mbo7 E. c. CENTER & co.
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S best qualify, in siore and Tor sale by
 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM, uh27 5S Dauphn street NNO ARRIVE-500 hhls Phiadelph L'me' no'i , I . \ lv expected io arrive per brig Margare'' ""' will be sold low from the wharf
 mh27 BEERS x SMITH, 22 SI hichaeI e.
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DACON-20 casks Sides. 10 do Shoulders, do ke Hams, 20 bbls canvassed and sugar cured do' in store and for sale by
 apI SMITH, DABNEY & co.
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<sA SPRING HILL PROPERTY FOR SALE. Esa.2 -Ihe subscriber duly appointed Assignee for the Estate of A. Bafre, in lieu of Japes West, Jr, deceased, offers for sale some very valuable property at Spring ii, consisting ofthe l"rge house occupied asl summer a Ladies Seminary, hating 6 large rooms with d plazza all round, and all the necessary oulbudings, such negro houses, stable, an excel. lent well ot water and about eight acres of land en-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
New-York Legislature.


Is SENATE. NJ. FoisoM presented memorial
from New-Yo1k Common Council Withdrawing
,heir opposition 10 the application OF the AIMS
House Commissioners. MIR Bocxss moved 70 Te-
scind ,he resolution adopted on Monday. dispensing
WITH afternoon sessions during ths ptssent week =
AGREED To- In Committee OF The Whole, the Senate
took m the bij 10 erect The new County OF Schuy-
Isr. AT the call OF Nh FaulkSxE, t1e report o; The
attorney General OF this bill was Rad. The At
,c--, General Is of opinion that the bill Is uncon-
stitutional After some further oiScrSslon The Gem
mItre- rose and reported progress ne OIL was
rs-commItred 10 the Committee on the division Of
towns and counties. with instructions 10 inquire
whethsr bill could be so framed as 10 ooviaie the
CONSTITUTIONAL objections Mr.. CORNING orousEt IN
bill which was read twice and rsterred 10 facill-
tate the construction OF MorSes Elec'ro-Hlasue'c &C
Telegraph. MIR. CIsEH offered resolution, whlch
was adopted inStructIns the select co'hiiil'Te 20
incuir. and r-por, the names OF the owners ot ihe
iILfated boar SWALLOW. and rhether ong trutS
hare uet beeu ,sii bv them to rist fhs eodt aud re-
store 70 their friends The bodies, any, Of ttoSe cao
stu remain iiI said boat. Adjourned.
IS ASSEMBLY, petitions were presented oy MI,
HOWARD, 10 construct the Black River Canal; oy
Mr.. WHEELER, CT Mayor nc. of New-(o ork, tor a
law in relation 10 the Croton Reservoir: by Mr..
UrSr. Against the American ana Fereign Bible So
ciety The certiovari bil after long discussion.
nasSed, Yeas 60. NAYS 20. NIr. L. H. BRowN re-
ported. by bill, in relation 10 the Normal Sch0o -
The bill appropt!ates from the General Fund a sum
sufficient 10 make up The deficiency IN The present
appropriation. On motion OF Mr. VI. bReoSS' ihe
bill was referred 20 the Committee OF the Whole.
\ bin was presented 10 incorporate the American
and Foreign Bible Society Mr.. 7: r. LsE ad.
dressed the House at length in opposI;ion 10 the bill
After considering few private bills, the House
took recess.
Yesterday. P NJ the House went into Commit
Zee of the Whole, Mr.. HNE IN the Char, on the
hill 70 provide for the renewal Of causes from the
Canal Board by certiorari-ordered TO third read
ing. Mr.. JoyEs asked leave 10 introduce a reSo-
luton terminating the debate on the Albany Bridge
bl on Tuesday next, and fixing on WednesSay
next for taking the final vote on the Ciii-ou' MI
BErrs obected-so the resolution could not Dc re-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
Things In I,hIIndclphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PniLIprirHrI Apri is-P NJ.
Zephon. the murderer of Cutie Tod, VIII be
executed tomorrow noon. Cday0 In the yard OF the
Coqnty Prison. unless reprcyed by tho Governor.
learn that the Sheriff has positively refused to admi, any
other than the regular Physician OF the prison. TO witness
the execution. ~ n
Isaac Abrams, Alber; Hall. and E. Roberts, well
characters were held bail yesterday by RecoFdee
yau1 In $1,000 each TO answer the charge Of riot
Srocxs The feeling to-dav in onr Stock Mar
kst again reversed and prices with the exception q, W.
mms,pn Rn lnad have declined State Elves Tell or NcS
burg : Philadelphia Bank Giiurd Sank l. Wilmington
Railroad i'm proved I. The sales were tfrht. -
rst Bonr1-aOO Card $40 do ST. lO ltllminsten heu'
road si ali 500 State IS 49, les vcksburs ST. 200 Bh 6'
s"e.T B.erd-sicco State j 2i 100 Gr,rd ST. 25 Com;
rercsi sank Matches rs isi 500 State s.. ~ Farne
< Niechsnc,' Bank j2.. II Philadelphia Bank iio.-
Surr NEwS-it p. M-d7trtd thtS difefnonn-
Brig. Eiiz,beih Watson Matanzn; Mosrne. Newitlsan'
Scb,, Vot, Tuitle New. Bedford; Alabama, >ienG'9n
prcyJence. New Jrr,-y Bell. Albany BaIges star, fha
,.rlpha and por?oise. from Newly ofk NJ, ,t
Cl,ayrd Thus .it3erno0n-Dsrque Anna REYNOLDS Mn.
thew, Boston Bns Bstssy Jaue BreHoor Wsst indies
Mllinoket Gordon. Newburypo5ti R,@h snekney pS'
TOM Schrs Squire & Brothers, Price Wilm'nsfen =. =
Lexington Was, Boston; +. Seward Ross fnyiSsnes
P,rrot Eidridgs Albany; Sup,tA, Thompson Hew noIn'
Commerce Johnson lIaravm ~ g. Steamer 'u!esh New
York.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
BIZ THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

10, Advices from, MeYke fsve been received a.
Ssy West, rio Havana. ~ThSnews Is Substantially
,hc same already received here. 4 Aietter-wr;ser
hazards the CONJECTURE that Gen. Cansi.zo will Be
shot, the Attorney Gensral having urged capital
punishment; whereas, Bassadre, ex.Mnis;rr of
War author Of the offensive DEGREES Of the 29h Of
Noyer,ber. 1871, and OF all the Objectionable ac:s
of Sanfa Apa's missovernmeni. Will only ,ecei,e
len years's punishment. ba! this Is mere sp~cula-
uon IN, " nc. aHu Sh.
Posr Oyrlcy RonFgD-on the night OF Tuesday.
the Isl OF April the Pos; otiiec st C!nioc la was
tered by some person persons unknown The Northern
t BAGS, which were 20 ~ sent oG on Wednesday mosr-
ing wcrc en-, Grey ard cd OF tha larger portion Of ;hes
eontcnts. l, known that there were any letters
he nsi containing reuIi;tances OF roaey ~ o. PIC s.
s;Ho,rlSs S1Avx.-We learn. upcR the author.
y ofa letter from Charles County. Mary'nd. received ~
gentleman e this city that young man aaIeJ satSas.
hoh eee Washington ki one oi ne slaNes apos rs
fathers farm. hy hoOiirs n. ne cei A;es Ihai ycnEs
order 10 The servant which sobeyej when he pacee
the house, obtained cun snt, retu,nns so ne mt
dcnce where he t rensr, upuioe,tes BAR AT'es lA
I. :. SHIP VANpALA.-Letters have been ne.
c. ives. ey the editors Of The Norfolk Herald iFou' TIE L
ship VandAla. which state that the ysew e'eE had bro
ka ort OIL board that vessel. II appears from he hs:
NJ John Ovcrrnan. carpenter Of the ship. died Of the lis
ease On the 18th vi March axe. sieAne>s et SsF csyS
willie the VsnAlia lying s Port au Prince On ;ss
y that he was buried several OF The crew were IA,
, sch T., consequence OF which TIE commander put 70
sea Acr being out nr. days the cases Of fever increased
10 between thirty and forty On the 2e,n OF March the v
r,t back 20 Peri au Prince. and le en- the Isl Of April s
Pensacola.
Destructive FiRE Ar ANDERSON CouRr HorSg,
: ca letter nom Todd Editor Il the Anderson Ca
ze;tq 10 the Charleston Mercur under date OF April lC
saws: Yesterday morning. about O'Clock
Ar lused from our sumbers by the Of fe which WIS
toupd to be issuing the store hcHse OF C. Ghn&
Co. at thar part adoning the Posi- Office; the ars was
soon communicated on side to the Pest otco and "a
the other across the street Mr. D. Brown dwelling house
and store from. the Post ocs II next consumed the oie
Of the Anderson Gazette and Capt Reed law ohee then
+ Prices store then l. Crayons store house, gialy
,rrh.r', Poe ,h.n across CAPT Fen,ons
Hotel and consuming his entire Block OF bodns'
stables, C.ibs and every ccmbusble material op his lot
am h,ppv Ia that lives have been lost and thst S tie
Merchants >a ed the sestet part Of their Goods wi h+ eS
Bok< Ise sv. p,rt Printing Aaiend. osing ihs
Fss, and come other articles which. as soon IS We ssn rs
nI,cs We sill resume the publication Of the Gazette
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
SENI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

.ushe-, of The Tribune have been hequeh"' 10
=. ,..,s T. sem-weekIy edition OF their paper ior
-. n those who require the news Of me Gay on
,,.n opoe week and yet are without Daily Malls
-, ehoose 10 incur the expense and heavy postage OF
r,,v circumstances hitherto rendered such pub
r,;on ipeoo,xblc without trenchns upon the due Issue
n On, Daily and Weekly editions We are preparing 10
,h, dIfcai,y in the building zow being erected
N, n. IN tie site OF burn: establishment, where We
nor, n ss again located by after the LIST Of May
Tns srv.Yoar TRIBUNE sEyu-wEExLr, will therefore
>, toned from our Office l6o Nassau-st Or before The
,7th Of May and will be published henceforward on Wed
...xy ana Saturday Of each Il viii be printed On
GOOD paper the size OF the Daily Tribune. aud VIII con-
tain nearly quite all the matter OF the Daily, including
Money Market, daiy report Of Commercial Transactions
Sales Of Stocks. City Intelligence, &C. An Assistant Ed
tor sevotes h whole time to the collection Of this knc CT
jnssSeBce reporting II twice day for the Morning ana
Evening editions OF our Daily. Two reporters are con-
santy watching the proceeding OF the various Courts OF
our City end noting every thing deemed interesting TO oar
readers. We hope 70 make the semi-"eekiy Tribune
most acceptable paper for Business men out Of this City,
and for all who wish prompt and detailed map CT
busy Life than Weekly paper possibly be made
CORRESPONDENTS at Washington during the Session and at
every point Of general transtory interest will at all
mss be employed the liberal patronage bestowed on The
Tribune Demanding aud justfyng corresponding ber-
Atty OF outlay part In the department OF General
Literature and Criticism have secured assistance CT
the highest order while hope soon TO announce &C.
par,men Of Agricultural and General Science under the
Immediate conduct Of Of the most experienced and
popular writer's Agriculture in the Country In hHe'
We shall spare expense effort TO make The Tribune
whether In It's Daily, sem-weekiy or Weekly edition.
snnontly worthy the patronage hs Business and Iead
Ing Public, but especially Of Who's.
Tho Semi Weekly Tribune will be issued every Wed
nssday and Saturday sheet Of good paper the size
the Daily Tribune. Terms, Tire, DoAars year; Fir'
Dollars for 7so Cp&s; payable always In advance VI
e.rs. enclosing cash are respectfully solicited by
GREELEY & McELRATH, l6o Sassau-st
New-York, April IS, ls45.
~ Editors who now receive our weekly ana "ou'a
uto our Semi Weekly instead will please copy the above
.,a ..nd n naper marked 10 at. McELRATH. Tribune
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convention-Policy of the % Old Hunk
ers,'' &c.
Cor-esoorIanca of The Trihunn
A1nAxr. Wednesday, =. o'cl

ALBANY Wednesday, O'Clock.
In the Assembly this afternoon, the Couven-
uon question was again discussed. II had been
generally understood that after staadup fight IN
caucus, the "Od Hunkers" had given IN, and
were goiag for Convention. They had tired a
"lmi,ed Convention" for a feeer, but finding that
the Barnburners would not touch with the longest
PAIR of ,onss. the "Old Admiral came down
upon the baulling like an avalsnch OF granite, and
that the Wings were not gudseons enough 10 bite
at such naked hook they gave II up, and the
BarnburnerS were chucklnc that they had whipped
in the old Regency. But the cloven foot stuck
out" this afternoon and desire 10 call your at,en-
ton 10 this move OF the old leaiholders. CON-
sroCK of Oneida, who is par excellence the author
izeG expounder OF "Old HunSerlsm," introduced
the following amendments. Marx them, and you
Will al once see the object
FIRST. A Special Election is 10 be held on the l7ti
of Jnn., lS45 to pass upon the question Of Conven-
ton or No Couveniion-instead of voting upon that
question at the next General Election IN November,
as proposed in the original bill.
Second H,he People vote tor Convention, then
the Election of Delegates is 10 bs on the 18Th Of Jag,
1915, instead OF the last Tuesday Of Ar, 1916, as
provided in the original bill.
Third. The Convention itself is 10 assemble on
the second Monday of -4usnst 1915 instead of The
ra TUESDAY Of June, 1916, as the original bill pro
vides.
Is not the object of this movement aPparent!-
The Old Regency fear 10 allow the people time 10
investigate this question calmly and deliberately.
lest some party machinery should become deranged
So tbs whole obec, is TO be forced through by high
rrene in less than three months after the adjourn
meut of the Legislature But this last kick OF the
Old Wire-pullers will be as unavailiDg as all The
olhers, Their noses Will De brought 10 the Grlnc-
stone vet,
Mr 4. w. Young made an excellent Speech IN
favor OF the Convention, and gave Loco-socoism a
thorough dressing. Mccarthy OF Onondasa tol-
lowed in yey ssnalLpoiato Speech on matters
and things in general, and for Convention IN par
icular. His mind Is one OF the smallest calloIe
imaginable, and Is precisely such an one as you
would expect 10 find in 'whole-hos Loco-t eco
He never would Sc, Sal, Point on FIRE. even IT Il
was composed OF b,uminous pitch. When ne was
through The question was again hung up 10 dry.
The bill to incorporate The -imGricaR ari Forcign
Bible Society, then came Up for lis final passage,
and was supported by Messrs. Fem and BaIly. anu
opposed by MessTs. Van ValkenbuTgh and Bets,
bn. The House being thin, the bill was by consent
laid or the liable.
After the passage of one or two local bills, tie
House adjourned The Senate have been engaged
in DISCUSSING the bill 10 prevent betting on elections
Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
LATER.

ISy- The Western Mail, due at lOA tonight, ar
rived at IL o'clock. Both Houses met this morning,
and agreed 10 act upon nothing but public bills
Two Messages were presented from The Governor,
one having tor its object the signing OF the A?pro-
priatlon and Revenue bills previous 10 adjournment
by the proper oticers-the other announcing his hlS
AND HOUSE. AFTER CORRECTING SOME
PRIVATE BILLS, ADJOURNED SINE DIE.
The news by the Great Western is at hand.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
rrhe I,,ttshnry Calamity.

We have the Pittsburg Gazette ot the titb. from
which we copy few paragraphs containing iaf'her
;,formotion RESPECTING ths late fire IN that city.
Committee appointed ~ the Councils after fal eS,
animation of the district having minaeiy visitsd
every Part Of H. have arrived a. the ioiIowinS result
40 hniIdir.s bnrnt value 81 STD. 500
Value OF personal property burnt ----- 9lS'4so
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Vote for SIayor-[ OIicial.l
Total. 7.os2 u .4s5 2a.9U7 5.2g7 2..5lO %, ,5ss

Ransom Smith, 12i; Arthur Tappan, tAbolltion)
"a Vim. Z. Hare,ne! cr. /; wm. Havcneyer, /; VIM.
V Havemeycr, Jno. Thompson. Il Morris Franklin q
Rober: B. Mlnturn, l. James Ballard. F. II. Cock.
Edgar scheEck, j Sidney Howard Cay. Jno. L. Law
renee Blank. IL; Richard !3obe;ts. Il Clements.
James H. yraine Defective vote, |; Two double
for James Harper counted as blank. Whole number Of
yotcs-4s, $50.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

To orreER' or rnE Army Aso NA''' lAA'tiiE"'
C.pr.,s. .xp orHrss-One of the most necessary ar.
,s 10 those whose pleasure business cnils them from
home aud who are compelled be their own BARRIERS
good emoeni Shaving CIfam. Such PREPARATION ;. new
presented superior any before offered 10 The ruoe "
is Hcnrys Chinese Shaving Cream.
It certainly all that irr'tsns 'mar' as ins'
and take, all roughne,, or pmpe, from the skin The
articles from which is composed of the most emoent
and healing natu. the Chinese Cream can be truly ad
to be perfect luxury those who shave themselves fHe'
50 cents.
Prepared and sold BY A. b. SANDS Co. Chemist" Drug
s,,, aud Perfnner, 37 Broadway. corner Chambers uest
Granite Buildings Sold aAs st - fu''0" "'ee'' anu %
East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

MARSHAL or WISCONSIN S. RocKwELi,
Of Milwaukee. has been appointed Marshal OF this Terri
tory, In place OF Mr. Provost who has been removed
Madison Express
W- Lund Washington, Jr. and Hampton c.
Williams are appointed Clerks the General Post oce
In pace OF Aes,rs Irving and Lathrop. IMaa,scn.an
tnelss Telegraph both dai,y psse.s have bo been pur
chased by Edward W. Cobb. Esq who has been for some
tne connece>s with the former paper and who viii now
unite the two rndsz the name Of the Inquirer
o. The Jury in the case of John Gordon on
trial a Providence for the mnrde. OF Amosa S,n hod no.
asrsd verdict al 73k o'clock. Wsdnssy aSoaeb tscy
had been oai 10 hoou. ~O1sA ''S'