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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

FLOUR AND MEAL-There Is bat little doing to-day
and holders have submitted q reduction Sms III saes
Geresee making al GIT and los could De pickSd
up az Cd of small quantity would De taken for Eng
land freight could De bad al previous rates sse Of
30 obls New Orleans inferior order made at 10
and $50 bbis Baltimore 6ne supposed at the rate.
Meal IL selling 70 a. IS for Jersey, and
hhds BranGywine a, SIS Export from Is. 70 2lst
April, 10 5i9 bb!s Wheat Flour.
GRAIS-Te note sale of 1900 bushels Jersey Wheat
l09. for milling RE Is depressed and about
5000 bushels Northern sold az roc delivered parcel
Of jersey sold 60 Corn Is as before noticed:
dull Sales 1000 1900 bushels Jersey az &c. and 1850
bushels Southern Yellow 65c Oats 1914 for
River. Export from LIST 70 2sI April. 7li5 bush Corn,
5s,72l do Wheat, 1893 de Rye-Bsriey, none.
FEATHERs-Ssles 1000 IA inferior Western at sc;
300 rs good Tennessee 2i, and 1000 rs Western,
lots, 3g63i, cash
HEMP-Is quiet. and we have oriy TO notice saies of
100 bales Manila IN lots a, $3.50, 8 NOS
HIDE@Are generally inactive, dealers, In the de-
pressed Stale of the Leather ade buying very fpans
y, while holders Of Foreisa descriptions have hitherto
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ovrs1or.-F1a Pqse-New Publications. Things In
harrisburg; Tuesdays Congressional Proceedings New
York Legislature; Later from Texas Presidents Mes-
sage; News Items. Fourth Pcse-Law Courts News
Items; Commercial and Money Matters Marine Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23
Progress and Conservatism.

'Philo writes US too long essay discussing es-
sen,ial Party differences, and suggesting that the
Wings err by being too Conservative, while their
opponents are equally wrong the other way, &c.-
We have shor, method with this sort of logic.
OF all the genuine Reforms recently effected in cur
Political and Social institutes, we believe the credit
Of the greater part rgh,fuly belongs 10 the Wing
party. The abolition Of the Auction and Banking
monopolies in our State with many like acts. are In
point. The Extension of Suffrage in Wing Rhode
Island while Property is still the basis Of the legal
Rish, in Loco Foco Virginia, is another instance;
and we might cite many such The attitude and
bearing respectively of each party regarding Slave
~ Is one, The Progress of Loco Eocoism is apt
ly cxemp6ed iu its present denial of the Right Of
Suffrage 10 al Colored Men excep, Freeholders the
next step in its onward march being 10 disfranchise
Colored Freeholders also. We heartily detes; this
crab-fashioned Progress; aud another specimen OF
i, is now evinced in It's blind, bitter warfare against
Corporate enterprise. From all such malignant
Progress may this land De delivered!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

Eg- Josn r. Datloeq-has been chosen Mayor
ofBaton Rouge, La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

ABsorT's SsrrTuTroS. Az HocsTossr.-The Summer
Term ofAbbot. Iosiuton for the education OF Young La
dies will commence Monday Nay 4lh and will e!oss
on Friday July Ion. ais iteodis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

~ The City sovernmen, of Newark, N. j., for
1sse wa organized On Tuesday evening.
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The Nex Printing BIn.


II has been announced through the papers general
10 thar ,be Albany Argus had been selected as the
o,c;,, naner for publishing the legal notices, they
o,s,.-;,y 70 do i, for nothing. The Argus says;
IT,, The bids of Messrs Carroll / Cook had been
accented as the lowest for the printing for the Le
sisJsfure and for The public Offices. except tie
Canal Department and those OF Messrs- c. Van
Ben;huysen & Co, for the Canal Department and
for the Session Laws.
The following statement shows The prices paid for
plain composition under the contracts for Legislative
printing, heretofore done. and the prices for the
same work under the contracts entered into BY the
Comptroller and Secretary Of State, under the act
OF March 5tb, 1916
Legislative Documents $40 l53 81 20
Every addition 1000 $500 . :?
Bills. Paper included---------- IS -
Legislative Journals. s 81
The above prices are calculated and based upon
signature OF eight pages !or documents and
journals, and four folio pages for the bills as now
printed, and include ell expenses Of printing told
ing stitching and paper
The cos. OF rule and figure work, re are not nov
able 10 state with perfect accuracy but We are in
formed tina: the price Of composition for this work
that be brought into the compass OF ordinary pa
yes, is fixed at 81 cents per 1000 ems and 80
fning the computation 10 the printed matter
upon the face of the sheets; and for press work
and paper for each SIX hundred copies of Ia
bes in sheets. Sc 90, and 81 ~ Tor folding and
stitching them into the documents. The prices here
given for this work less than has heretofore been
paid extra, for it over plain composition, and bence
il is fair TO infer tina; the reduction is as great here
as in other parts Of legislative printing
The price for printing the session laws has been
reduced from Sc IS per signature OF eight pages
to Sc.
The amounts paid by the State for printing the
journals OF the Senate and Assembly, will be found
in Assembly document No 9l OF the present session.
stated as follows
Journal Of the Senate. iV2 ..
Journal of,he House ---------..------- S'o -
Ota 'N~rSN~ "
The charge under the recent bids:
Journal OF House. 1904 signatures OF pages.
at So 81 per signature --.-.---So3O o.
Journal Of the Senate, ll33 signatures,
same price. 35-lVO5 40
Giving gain to the Treasury, on the journals
alone Or ---------'eA'' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

NOTICE DR. Ross having heard that several persons
intend using his "Paten, Er1ci'ias Ssias' without
permission gives notice that such intringemens will NOT
pass UNDECIDED The proprietor although determined to
counensnce no such Illegal proceedings, will, nevertbe-
less sell single rights the rights OF Towns, Counties
States etc on very liberal Sntng can be seen
and tried at &c Beecher or 6ss Broadw ay2s Amtyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

EAroNTowS INSTITUTE. Those who would give
their thorough PHYSICAL EDUCATION, In addition
TO a comprehensive English and Classical Course will
DO vel! TO them place in the Esontown inst'
,utc before It's limits full It's mode ofnsructon de-
serves the attention of all interested In Educational Re
krn See adzer,ise nent In another cnumnO a23 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

CEy' Knox. Fashionable Hats for the ensuing Spring
are ready for inspection and sale at ITO Futon
between William and Nassau sts Those who are
not the vo,aries Of fashion but who wish look uniform
by wearing lat bicA is mos, becoming to them.
have their HsLA made order very short notice. ny
calling as above Spring style Of Boys Hats now roa6y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

ToTEAcHEas. snt.d, by young Gentleman, sitss
assistant teacher OF school toe City. For
terms ref.r-rces he address at this Office a23 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

ITALIAN INDICATED soAp-For eEsc:ually removing taur
pnples, ecxies ghncss saowress lc. from The AZ
warranted. Prepared by DR. Goursad, o. Wsker-s tr2
door FROM Broadway wher. may be had bis ce!rbn.s9
Poudre Subtle for eradicsiiog supersaous hsi, LqaS
Rouge for coonrg ps ao6 cheeks deep carnsrion uog
Lily White for the complexion, Hair Dye B.ass HAIR Re-
starsnys. PoEaae for ransisniIy dye!ng gay hsn-
Tooth Passes EX.rActs, &c. az q
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LAnDNEn's LECTURES on THE srEAM ENGiNE.-The
Thirteenth Number OF Lardners Lectures on Scientific
Subjects being continuation Of the Lectures on the
Steam Engine. will be- published this day, the sd al
April The fourteenth will complete the work and will
contain the title pages for both volumes indexes, &c.
&C The back numbers may still be obtained.
The Thirteenth Number contains IL pages OF matter
and Ia ilu strated by 50 EnRrsvDgs Price IS cents.
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uarIe.a. Carefully reported for 7se 1rtsn,.

"WEDNESDAY. P. NJ.
AsHEs-The market is perfectly quiet at previous
Export from let TO 2lst April 1914 bbis Pots and
les bbls Pearls.
COTTON-The market has fairly opened for Cotton
to-day and 1900 bales have been taken for France and
consumption prices slightly In favor OF the buy
err Some sales reported by the Brokers at old prices
some al decline OF &c. and others at decline of &c
on the prices previous the arrival OF the Cal
edonia We cannot give quotations al present-.hose
we have come 20 the conclusion that very te reduction
is made By selers and that shippers will purchase spar
ingy and only al positive orders Fregh TO Liverpool
ar. very heavy again 10 France they are improving. lie
being asked for Cotton The packet full Al cent Cot
ton 10 Liverpool i. !d95-I6i-Fiocr Is Cd.
y,o, of Coor from The Ports of The United StGs com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

SUPERIOR CoURr-B-forc Chief Justice Jones.-Cha,
P Lersric. VS. Nm e. Ttdermias, and others-Action
against proprietors OF the Rowling Green Fountain
TO for injury done to quantity OF sugar stored
in basement In Beaver st. by water from the Fountain
already referred to- The Jury gave verdict for plaintiff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

The charge under the recent bids:
Journal OF House 1904 signatures OF pages,
at So 81 per signature .----..-so3o d
Journal Of the Senate ll3t signatures,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17
Late from 1t. Domingo.

Through the politeness Of Capt. Higgins. OF brig
Mohegsn. from Aux Cages, are favored with infer
nation to the 18th March which thai within the
las, few days the of ,he city hss been entirely
chsnsed sres. sns unexpected have taken place
Perro,s bad policy ignorance and hesna conduct has
been the ohis ruin His expedition against The
Don,inicans has ended IN nothing. Gen Richie pro
claimed President Port Prince The lst hui i:
uss only or the 18th that he was Acknowledged Z that
civ az q strong party Of Gen Acus %! detestsoe ne
uory) composed Of the lowest snc most despicHoe Of
the black nee made Formidable opposition 20 Rcas
elec,ioc Richs. who wss informed OF Acus and hit
psrt,gsns base Intentions Immediately AFTER bis election
ssn, strong force to Ans Nesu, where Acrs eocn
rsnded and s.;sr contct snd the loss OF feS
lives the monster Acas sent TO bis lsst account a
death has given general satisfaction particularly to those
that have the good OF mankind az heart
We have been blessed by the arrival OF Chief well
known 70, his patriotism. and one oil tns most Is
,iuguished among his coantryInen N hac', one TIA;
would be an honor 10 sny country de IS the oenera
Ge5rsrd commanding the i7roHdiSerseH eui FrgrtS,y
sig governing that city Ee arrived on he 2Is his pre-
sence hiss been hailed blessing Ged!sro percelV
ing the anarchy sad confusion thai existed commenced
By Selling OF tie principals Of the fseoa and sent
them escorted by strong force, 10 Port al Prince
sutciea has been sent sgsns the rebels eccaped
shout twenty miles from that city. and II is 10 be hoped
they viii either De dispersed or cot TO Pieces-
Should the present Administration succeed, which Is
70 be desired order sni tranquility will be once more
established and this besutfa Island. prosperous
bs restored to its former splendor Shouldthey Gncru-
ns,sly fail uothas bur total ruin 10 70 be expected
few DAYS will decide ,his important question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17
The Apportionment Settled:

The Supreme Cour, of this State in obedience TO a
requsition from the Assembly. have unanimously
given their opinion that the election OF Delegates to
the Constitutional Convention must be held under
the Apportonment subsstns at the time the act was
passed, and cannot be affected by the Subsequent
Apportionnen,. They farther decide that the Act
Recommending Convention, having beeneSpress-
~ sanctioned by dircct Vote OF the People, cannot
DC amended or altered without similar vote.
Thus is this importan, question settled by the
hshes, legal tribunal in the State We trust all
law-abidins citizens viii realize the propriety OF
conforming 10 this decision.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17
Delegate Nominations.

Cheaaago Cc.-DEMAs HUBBARD. Jr. of Sher
burue ADRIAN Lori OF Greene and HENRY BEN
NETT Of New Berlin, compose the Wing ucket-a
very acceptable one, We hope 10 chronicle its
election.
GeneSee Co-MosEs TAaGARr OF Batavia and
SAnuEl RICHMOND of Bergen are the Wing can
dids,es and certain to be elected
Kiags Co-The Wings of Kinss Co. met IN Cor
ven,iou Yesterday 8, Fla,bush. and nominated Gen.
JEREMIAH JOHNSON and ABRaHAx CRHsr OF Brook
lyn. sud H. BRUCE. Jr of Williamsburg, as candi'
dates for the State Convention.
The Loco Focos held Convention IL the same
town, and nominated HENRY c. MURPHY and Txu-
MS e. ByRGES of Brooklyn. and CONRAD SwAcK-
HAMER of ilsmshurs as their candidates, The
last named gen,eraan on each ticket is to be can
didate only in case Delegates elected under the
new spportionment; but as the Judges Of the Su-
preme Cour, have decided n favor OF the old appor
tionnent. OF course Messrs. c. and s, will not be
candidates.
Montgomery Co.--HEsRr ?. VOORHEES, Glen
and JOHN FREY of palatne are the Wing candi-
da,es-sood and sound men, who, we are assured
will be elected
Schenectady Co,--col. DANIEL D cAnrSrLl.
Loco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17
The door was locked inside snd .aerwara YEA touaa

The door was locked inside sud aiterward YEA fuuss
wide open.
r. Mr. Broughsm gave one OF his delightful
Evenings in Brooklyn "Wednesday night
Rlor At THE ATLANTIC Docx.-Au ai:er,n, ,
wss made "Wednesday morning place upon the works
near the Atlantic Dock, which bave Been suspended
since the strike. party OF German iaeorers
take the pisces OF those who standing out for higher
WAGES gang OF the latter Immediately set upon then
with clubs and stones and drove them Oh, severely ips
Ing one Of the Gsrnsns These rioters are known aod
wl b. severely dealt with. complaint WA DC maze
before the Grsnd Jury in session and the requisite
s-,jnn taken A. there about four hundred OF the
Old vvorken standing snd determined thai no wsys
,hs be done until they eepgsged proper measures
ws Understand VIII oe taken sy the Mayor 10 prevents
recurrence OF these riots Eagle
LEA colored man named John Thomas was ex.
snined Tuesday s; the Police Office upon charge Of
ssssnrirs with intent kill smother black man named
John Perry II the opinion OF Dr.. Parker, who eS
smired the wounded man. ths, the wounds were Of
dangerous character and might cause his death The
ofi.ouer wa. committed FOR trial 81 the Oyer snd Ter
miner We learn since hs; Perry Is better though his
recovery Il uas spoken of "a certain tEssle-
FIRE IL WEsTERIT.-We lears that the Wool.
en- mill belonging To J D. Bsbcock s Co Of Westerly
and the one run by & D. Smith OF the p,sce
and situated on side of the Pswcs,uck river vera
destroyed by the FIRE last night :. n D. Smith were
partially insured 10 New York. We DO NOT learn the
amount c. loss IN these cases
Since Inc ls, ofJsa- Si6 twenty four mills IN New
Encsrd. valued ~ from 10000 TO $4,000 each hare
been destroyed oy are. Providence Tran l9ie
A STATE QUARRSL-Tne people of Columbus,
Ga. and those OF Russell County Asbams have worked
themselves into passion and may shortly eNpec; 10
hear OF collision between them. which may cause
blood to dow. 1t seems that hetocre the CITY OF Co
lumbus has had the exclusive privilege OF chsrsog toll
on the bridge crossing the Chsttahoechee river. This
the people Of Russell County no longer willing
submit to- and for the purpose OF mendiug the mater
have erected toll gate their end OF the bridge also.
that persAns crossing hsve TO pay ton at both
ends. The City Council of Columbus have employed
counsel prosecute It's claim for the removal OF the
toll sats on the Alabama side ana tho matter now
stands Il has assumed such an appearance, however,
thsi the newspapers in the ueghboshood are calling On
the citizens - keep cool and exercise moderation and
Performances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17

" W1LrAMspuRcH L. l. has not gone all Lo-
CO. as we stated Wednesday. Two OF the three Wards
were carried by the Locos but the First aud largest
Ward is whs by over 100, and the Treasurer who is
the only officer elected by the whole Village lie Wing
viz : Richardson " 634; Gee. Ricsrd. l.. GA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17

s-Fr The busy little regular OF the Courier by
printing portion of paragraph from The Tribune CT
Tuesday shows spparen, contradiction with snetasr
portion of previous paragraph. Hsd ne printed me
whole OF Taesday's paragraph. ii would have shown
thar we admitted the Courier exhibited occasionally
little 81 ssodc eivihy, after being driven into 1t by the
enserp rse Of other papers Even the slo:h will
when pricked BY spea..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17
RR0OkLYN AFFAIRs.

r. On Wednesday afternoon last there were
taken from the Dining Room of the house No POI Wash
ing,onst Brooklyn silver Teaspoons and four Ia
bespoous marked E Il. E-'-a Desertspoon marked M
T. E.tes and one marked E. B. E.tes from E. Newell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17

~ ST. Louis elected Charter Officers on Monday
week The contest was between the Loco-Focos
aud the Natives the Wings having nominated no
candidates CAMDEN the Native candidate for
Mayor was elected by about $50 majority, The
Natives have majority in both Boards of the coun-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17
Albany Charter Election Mayor.
Election for Convention II Days from To-Day
NETWORK TOWN ELECTIONS.
ALBANY co.

ALBANY CO.
Vine Supervisors. Loco.
albany CITY albany Ciy-3
Enor Van Auken Ucstsrio A VroomRn,
Rsnsseiasrriiie V. Tredwell, Born, s Davis.
Nsy. Scotland t Mattice CoeynaHs, F.. Blodgett,
B.,Ih6sD ] Mcf,s,g-ll Cumberland. Fuller
All those from the Country towns but Coeymans
and perhaps Bethlehem are friendly TO the Anti
Renters Walervliet TO hear from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17
COSsTABLES.

CoSsTABLES.
Wards.
! Robert Green.
Azel Freeman.
2. VIM g Butler,
Jas Fl Kellam.
8. dierdndar Bates,
Geor &c " Chedic.
4. Emsn'lJosephs,
Robert Lewis.
5. S w Hubbard.
WIN Buckley.
c. @ BWooldrid ge
John Hickson.
7. -PHIL'S'ORFfsR
tbs n keHand
6. Elias d Brewer.
w G. Carpenter.
8. z Wester relt,
Rem % UiSner.
10. Bernard M6rTen
II N Parker,
II. Llovd Bryant,
WV RANDOLPH
y Jas Polhemus,
John Helms.
10 John Rue.
J + Skidpor3.
IA Joseph Horn,
~ Yan Dii,er.
Is. Jane, Hssfrn,
jain Lnior.
10. Dennis Ryer,
WIN Keenan,.
IL. Bent Y Gamble,
Caleb Tompkina
ia. James Kerley,
Bernard Mshon.
= Also on p" Union
Reform Ticket"
Small CBpa.
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ASSESSORS.

ASSESSORS.
Wards.
]. Asa Gsrdner,
J McMichHel.
2 J r Ghrrslson,
s Waterbury.
8. james z Wood,
Taoi G Barfine.
(. James Avery;
Jas g Smith
) Ssmpson Moore
Rowland Hill.
6. Sau'l WaidsD,
Math'w Murray,
7. Rich'd SquireB,
George adams.
r. Geo PsuldiDg.
Daniel Wilson,
9. James l. Miller,
Henry Sp0fofd.
10. ED DrummOnd,
Darius Ferry
II. J NJ MILLIKES,
CHA's PsRLEY.
Il. John P bod ge,
John Flynn.
IS. G Il Timson,
John Flynn.
"a. James NJ 'rice,
James Barry.
IS Ezra LulHouo.
jain c Der.
rs John Hoey,
Geo Henckep.
II. George II Rosa,
John n Kelly.
IS. Richard Turner,
john Dlven.
ALSO on d" Union
Reform Ticket"
Whigs-Na,ives 10
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con-. COUNCIL
Wards.
|. tJobu s Gilbert,
Henry n Byrpe
2 -Jss G stonean,
John l. Brown
3. -Egbert Benson
7hos Nc EiTa,h.
s Geo H Purser,
Dennis Nj ullins.
s -Er'ru'iB art,
VIM RAdfOrd.
6 iJohn FoOte.
Thos Gilmsriin
Z Bartlett Smith.
T Fl Dougherty.
8. 'R r Compton,
iArch'ld Maclay
Q. -Theo Van Tine,
Isaac q Smith.
10 B J Meserole,
iNeil Gray.
II. lii JeBssos,
LhwIs 8. Don.
~ ID s jackson.
tThos SpoGord,
Is. tNa,hsnRoberis
Stepb'n HFeeks
ii. 'ThosBTsppen,
Edwin Nichols,
Is. I'm Bra6y !
Jas ID Oiirer-
10. l. Livingston, !
Charles Wehh.
n. James Walsh, |,
Jas Roberison.
Ia. VIM A Walker
NJ w s Jackson.
Now Aldermen.
Nov Assistsula.l
Those iu ltalic are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17

REV c. t ToRREY.-A correspondent OF the
Philadelphia North American who visited Mr. Torrey on
Friday last cou,rsdcts the most positive terms the
repor, that he was much displessed with the course
pursued by bis friends, Rev. A. A. Phelps snd Prot
Cleveland He said be bad the fullest confidence IN their
Judgment. and that all they might do would be for the
best. On being told that the money which has been
pledged would be invested "a fund for his wife and
children when he should be more, tears OF gratitude
and ioy filed his eyes and his expressions OF pleasure
&, what would be thus done were as strong as MS feeble
voice snd frame would allow Upon being asked II ne
,rss ready 10 depart and be with Jesus ne ssd. o
ves-O yes in way which showed that it came from
The very depths OF his soul he is growing weaker snd
weaker every tisy and cannot lsst long
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17

CHARTER ELEcrIos-Es1IRE VoTE.-1t ap-
nears from the official returns that Mr. Mckle re-
ceived 2a.ls4 votes, Mr. Taylor 1896. Mr.. Coz
gems 1886. and Mr.. Smith 'i3 giving Mr. Mickie
plurality ofs7ls3 over Messrs. Taylor, cozzens ana
smith-unitedly. they have 1856 more than MI
Mickle.
For Commissioners of the Aims House, Dir. Leon
ard received o. o2, Mr. Williams 1905, and Mr.
Rich s.lse. The Official returns give MI W iihems
1lss in the llth Ward The same as Mr. hlch' winch
i. doubtless an error, being too mach The return
ia to the revision Of the Board Of County Can
yscsara which will meet next week.
yno .TDrpMrp,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17

SASDs's SARsAPARLL,The value Of this preparation 10
widely known and every dBy the field Of It's useful
IL extending. ms approved ard highly recommend.
I'd by Physicians and Ia admitted he The powerful
snd searching preparation The that has besn
employed In medical practice II IL nut up IN highly cor.
cenrated form for convenience aud portability, and When
diluted according TO The directions each bOte make xix
times The qusnty equal quart and ~ then superior
in medicinal value TO the various preparations bearing The
The psopret0rs almost Dolly receiving ternO.
nas Of the character ,esIfyug gres,
value . n active hrd curative medicine
Prepared and sold who-ssls and retail. by A. X. D.
SANDS DuggEts, 100 FuIon-.L corner Of William New.
York Sold al rs Broadway. y EaAt Broadway, sbd
by Drugg.s srnery throughout the United States Pics
~ per hotle. SIX bottles Tor 95.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17

m arr supscnIsxRs IN THE FIFTEENTH WARD
,-,ernlar:ty with which this Yard has been served
ta-. few days past will be Immediately remeded-
.,ap be- served prompt and early, In future.
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II The following are the Aldermen, Assistant
Aldermen, Assessors and Constables elected in the
different w ards at the Charter Election on Tues