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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22
From Washington.
Things in Washington.
From our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. april 9th. ls46-Mldnigh

From our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, april a)th, ls46-Mldnght.
As mentioned in my letter this afternoon, we
have finally go, hold OF the Presidents Message In
reply 10 Mr.. ISGRsoLL's resolution. The pompous
manner in which Mr. ISGERsoLL demanded the in.
formation. led many 10 believe that the engine was
10 crush Mr.. WEBSTER: but what ridiculous ter
rninaton The gun that was 10 batter down the
great mental Gibraltar has exploded manifestinS
hardly enough strength TO kill fly.
Never was any shaft dipped in such xirulent
poison Never did any one present more iuvul-
nerabe front 10 foe than has DANIEL WEBSTER.
The whole City is in broad grin at the upshot OF
the malignant and impo,ent attempt TO crush faith
ful public servant.
This contemplate House OF Sausage Eaters pros
tituted its dignity u in wicked attemptto crush
distinguished Wing. He stands indicated and
pure before the world-nota hair OF his head slnged
bv the seven times heated furnace OF their Loco.
Foco wrath The political majority sinks into their
own meanness with the accuser who used 1t as the
tool OF his wrath TO crush an enemy whom he found
TOO much for himself singlehanded Thus may II
ever be with the impoent fury OF a reckless party,
who TO ruin an opponent overwhem themselves in
disgrace and contempt.
And vet on the tiimsy show Of proof which has
been conjured up against Mr.. WEBSTER. Mr In
eEKsoLL had the hardihood TO redssert his charges
against the ExSecretary. How far and how long
will the good sense of the generous people tolerate
such puny exhibitions of political rancor
Mr. WEBsTERs accusers are sunk 50 low that
there is but one left for them 10 pursue, and
that is frankly and fully to acknowledge their poti.
cal sin in conspiring against man who has served
his Country long and faithfully.
Mr. T. BUTLER KING OF Georgia, one OF the
most generous and true hearted Wings OF the
Irnion followed Mr. Ingersoll and gave him another
scarifying, such as he will not soon forget. The
party felt the force Of his remarks so deeply that
they tried to confuse him with incessant Interrupt
items and points OF order.
He pronounced, upon the evidence submitted al
the charges against Mr.. WEBSTER wholly false and
malicious He said that Mr.. Ingersoll bad failed
TO sustain any one of the charges made against
Mr. WEBSTER in his Speech of February 9th. That
in his-SrSech or April 9th he made new SET Of
charges, which this communication from the Presi
dent showed were false. Charges had been uttered
which were proved TO DC false. They inure not the
object at which they wee aimed, bat rocoil upon
their original authors A corrected report OF Mr.
KINGS manly and able speech will soon be publish
ed. TO which refer you.
Mr.. A. j. DoNELsos of Tennessee and family
have arrived in this city We have also three oil
the principal Post Masters of the Union now here
Mr. r. Il. MORRIS of your city. Mr.. N. GREENE Of
Boston, and Mr.. BUCHANAN of Baltimore.
RlCHELIEU.
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Trad, ofthe Hudson.

Prodacs aad Csaay Merchandise Arfpias d: Nei York
Sloop United States from Troy-Csp; WsshSurn-
$50 bbls four Cap, washburn $500 bush feed. do.
Sloop Pierre vsn Coytlspd-Capl Bitchcock-fron
Trcy-SSo bh!s -four, w Thorne; 5000 bush feed do
Sloop champ!sin--Csps aardick-fson Wsssr>
500 es.s aour Tho.ne & Wilson; 1900 bush oats
do; $500 do feed DO.
Barge Minisiuk-Csps Rur;er--fron Newbursh-soS
calves pr cattle Il oes rye hoar 50 pSgs butter CAPS
hunter; 10 aides leather rolls upper do, Farnharn
CUnm,ngs; - bdls trees, various persons
Barge Wave-Cspt Horsor-from CstsSi-s3i sides
leather, Wu Miles; ~ do do, 4 & Mssison li3 dc
DO, L Andrews. IFS Go 30. hinmei Everson SO dc
do. LsphSrn Corss s Co; 800 do, Billiard * Co; sxn
leather. h Freeman; bols eggs, kegs butter lis
bales hay. ~ cows 3 sheep - calves Cap. Horton
II esls ashes Yates & Beesrnaa.
Ssrge Psttison-o.d Troy Line--Pope Cati,r-frou
Troy-li7 eds paper W Field 4 esis sshes Hol
brook Carter; - do 60. Dstsr Miller i Co; - do do
Perry Mathews Co: ~ tons iruo. John Acosta; IS
hhds IS bSls beer, Mash. Besd lesion s. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

Cct.oraugus Co.-G. A s CROKER and ALos.
70 EAwLEY are The Wing Candidates for tie Con
s.itutiousl Convention The nominees are OF The
risht stamp and viii doubtless be elected. VIII
LIAM P. ANGEL and RENSSELAER, LAxs both Law.
yers are the Loco-Eoco candidates
GsHesee Co.-WM. B SPRA6UE and VIZ SLIw-
son are the Loco-Foco nominees for The Convention.
Nc chsnce-
Duchess Co.-czARLss E. RueeLz., la.e Cir.
cuit Judge Of The Id District, AsaAA BocxEE ls,e
Senator from The same District, and PETER z. Du.
sois are the Looo-Foco candidates from Du,chess.
This County will be mos, vigorously contested, bu,
We anticipate The success Of the Wing ticker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

cert Th., Evening. at Brosdwy Hall corner of Grsnd
~ In sdd:tion to the Singr. talent the celebrated
7>y,o1u Flynn. Esq will de.fer Temperance Ad-
dress We hope they will have ssui! house
"a The Dese,. was crowded with fashionable
people ,s.. nigh, IS JET ws.desert crowded De-
lore This lovely composition gradually but surely wins
all hearts
n LoRis D. CEArls. Esq. gentleman whose
name hss for many years been before tee pubic IN vaE
Gus literary and political connections, died suddenly on
Monday evening of o<siheation OF TIE heart The &C.
ceased was well known snd justly esteemed for his many
good Qualities BY large circle OF friends. among whom
the writer Of this paragraph hsd tie happiness 10 be
Numbered Mr. Chaplin mas been rea;dsn. of New
York for upward of twenty years wss once Member
Of the Assembly FROM this City and las been since rs
s-., orpsr-st;or q stron- and efficient though cpFe
ss-ied member Of ;hs Native American parry tie las
lett Al alriabe and interesting tan'iS-
E We hear that there are parce!o OF juveniles
who are intending to give amateur theatrical repre-
,,ns,on in one OF the upper stories OF &sson:c Han OF
rridsy evening Ara they hat they lay them
selves liable pretty heavy ane ioE performing WIKI
OF: 8 license
~ The French Paste Backing manufactured
bvIP DAVIS. las Nassau.st is recommended a. tie
sss, article pow in for giving TO gentlemen, rossea
understanding i: is sso said those who use il doG re
quire mirror.
~ The ship Pacific arrived a, Neworleans
from NewYork. in eight days and sixteen hours which
is the quickes, passage on record
n Bishop EreHEs reached our City yesterday
morning having returned in the Caledonis from his no
cen. European tour We hear that he is IN exceileri
health.
= Thomas Hall, the boy scalded IN The Dlssli'
eryvs, in Brookyu died yesterday at the City Hospital
- The Court OF Sessions tried no cases yes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22
r. s1rAxrs osEeoy-Yesterday ahernOon

TEr srrAxfR OREeoS-Yesterday afternoon
we boarded the Oregon SIS she lies on the rocks at
Eell.Gate. We found from one to two feet water
in the cabin. Bat the leakages had been mostly
closed BY the use OF oakan and horse manure The
Ddrcipsl rock on whics she rests les aHidships
the boat, though we Judge small ledge OF rocks
suppor, in some measure her stern The method OF
-ssing her Is by the use OF casks large oil te'ces
ba.ges. &c. which are blocked down BY chains ST
low tide and connected with spars running under
The boat. Mr. Law. the owner, was OF opinion mat
she ~ould be OF to-day. bu, We did not think that
Capt. ST, John was quite 50 sanguine about getting
her of 50 soon. We examined The boat closely and
could discover 20 part OF her immense machinery
in the least degree strained or Injured. Nor GO we
think The boa, is in any wise injured except by 8
siage hole II The bottom and the stsainins and IN
jury done 10 the joinery-work To her immense
tmoArs and ne, great strength in every respect must
De attributed The safety of the lives OF her passen-
gers and the saving the boa, from total and ire
Irievable wreck. We think $4,000 viii easily
Do, this magnificent vessel in complete order ii they
succeed in getting her Of before storm overtskes
them.
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The Sennte Bill

To disorgsnze the Convention, and as one Re-
gency Senate. frankly avowed TO blow il up, after
having been driven through the Senate al the point
OF the bayone, or Saturday not called up in The
Assembly OF Monday The plOtsers were rsIlying
sl their forces for grand onsleush, Monday
We shall know the result this morning. Let Wings
az all events OBEY THE LAWS.
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Markets =. caefuiiy reported for The 1rlsunf.

TUESDAY Apr'l 81
ASHE5-.We note sales 100 bills Pots at SO ST. AZ
so d. Pearls ut 81 -i. The market mas not been mrcs
affected by the news.
CoTToN-The Liverpool accounts per CaledOSh
considered unavorablr for this article and dect
here is anticipated. The sales today have been OF pc
limited nature TO show the full effect the nsrke
though prices are lower than Yesterday When 5e
market becomes settled we will give quotations
FLOUR AND MEAL-The sdyices per Caledors
haye had an unfavsrable effect upon Flour and WeE
ern 10 heavy at s. 81 We hear Of inquiry for ship
nen and the transactions for home have been veJ
lfifIng, The market mas indeed been rendered SUI
nant at Cd decline. freight engagement for Zoo os
for London was made at 20 Cd Sterling 10 HowOr
leans We hear Of no sales. IL is offered at "a ~
Southern Is quiet at s5G5 l2i for common descrprg
Brandywne S. 37i. In Rye Flour notice sales ~
bols at So %. and of Corn Meal go bbs a, the iins
figure Bag Meal Is 81 BIOL 80, and steady.
GRAlN-Seycral parcels Of Wheat were o. ina ms
ket but we beard OF no transactions. The Iratke.
heavy. Corn Ia lower and sales 50o0 10 10 COO bnss1
jersey were made at 6716e cts. and zoo Va al OF
Rye 10 dull sales eco oush at T2G73 eDp
The alp, aud "a cts delivered. No Barley ohetek
Oats have downward tendency we note sales ~
bushels North River al 43 cts Geo DO Jersey az u
1900 do Va az % CTS The Calcdona's rews made
Grain market heavy
WHLsKY-There have been no lots scld pa .st
State Prison held at % cts DIstillers are fsi's
hrrner for Drudge, and 81 cts refused.
HIDES-salss 2 COO African on private terms, 90
800 ST Domingo, part damaged. at si0 10 cts.
TOBACCO-A sale Of 50 bales Cuba was made, up
posed R. 90 cts mos. ii
GROCERiES-For tie LA, lire< days-Tne mart ::'
have been very inactive to-day and prices heaTy. ~
onIy notice Gales $50 hhds Cuba Muscovado Sugar &a
cts. A cargo of coo bags Rio Coffee per Aszepp. y.
be offered a. auction Thursdsy. -Four Tea ssles ~
advertised The Montreal tomorrow, the Horsro =
Friday. the Mary Ellen Wednesday, and the Ratn'cs
On Friday Lat May.
BoNE-North-West is offered a. IS CTS. sale
5000 los was made on private terms
BARK-We note sale of 30 hhds No oaerci-cs
s25 ca.h.
RlCE-Thc marke; Is entirely staguani but STEADY
81 Is FOR fine and 81 80 for prime
PROFESSIONALISM remains quiet and prices hs s
downward tendency. Prime and Mesa are noEi'Is
50 80 and $40 e7s, but sales could nc: proosSy :
made, unless a. 70 y. c,s decline on these II "a,
Aeas Beef 10 IN moderate demand at SECS so: Lls5
rather quiet kegs scarce and good wocd ofps ,s
eta Beef Hams at IS az per bbl. IL Picked a DC,
there Is tu. little movement; Shoulders 4tei HT,
3G6t cents. Sales 80 bb!s Hams al cents r.
quote Smoked Hams 7G9 cents; Shoulders 5cst 80
Beef cts Cheese Is in small supply and rsDsesssst
10 = CTS. Butter dull al aeloc for Ohio, and
for Western Dairy
New-York Cnftle Market....A'Hit "
BY our own Reporter.
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Important from Wn.hingror !:

twill be seen by the letter OF our correspondent
thai the President has refused 10 give The intorma
non called fer by the resolution OF Mr.. Ingesssll in
ge&non TO he Secret Service IND, and that the Sen
ate has non-concurred-aI to ao-in the House
Amendments to the Notice
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Bnsinsss Notices.

~ LECTURE AT THE TAggxNAcLE.-Dr VIZ.
gives bis last Lecture of the course This Evening"
AZ Il O'Clock the Nervous System and Diseases p
cusr TO it TO be illustrated by exhibiting the Brain s
nal Cord and Nerves, and by ti,sectips the MapAia
nearly 10 pieces. very useful and interesting Lee.
turs Admission l2..cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

L,RDSER's LECTURES on The STEAM ENoISs-Ths
Thirteenth Number OF Lsrdners Lectures on Scientific
Subjects, being continuation Of The Lectures on tie
Steam Engine will be published this day, the I'D Il
April The Fourteenth will complete the work aud VII
contain the title pages for both volumes indexes. Sc
&c. The back numbers may still be obtained.
The Thirteenth Number contains he pages OF matter
aad is illu s,ra,ed by IS Eusravngs.
Pricn ~ rrnfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

SASDS spepsia is very cominou M
unpleasant, hous NOT vary dangerous dsrste It's het
the parent OF many complaints for the food ba.r
perfectly diges;ed tho blood be quite In hss
and from ihs mpuritss nj Tho bnot aiis1 manytx
geroas local and general affections OF the system IL
ionic properties of this preparation render IL yaste
sgentn giving vgor The digestive apparatus and inF
ing the quality OF the huds which prepare the food cf b.
purposes OF life Numbers OF dyspepuc patients have
penenced permanent and lasting benefit from Its
have also The victims of Scfoula, Leprosy, Rheumsiir
Ulcers and host of Eruptve Diseases who have pts
their testimony record, that all similarly afflicted mgF
Judge for themselves.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail. by A. B. D.
SANDS Druggists, 100 Fuiion-sL corner Of William New
York Sold also at Zj Bro adwa n Essl Broadway .n
hy Druggists generally hrou the United States Prt
81 per motifs. 5 bottles ~, as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

FROM MExlco-The Washington Union pub
shes the following Of letter received In that
city, and says II comes from source entitled to credit
In fen days after their revolt The troops OF Ampu-
dia returned 10 their duty. and the division under his
command said TO be 5000 strong marched on the l4th
inst from San Luis Poto. for Ma,amoras on the Banks
OF the Del Nore. The division of Gen Vega who sue
ceeded Artists IL said is also the march from Monte
rey TO that pout.
Beside a loan of Sl,ss00o0 which the Government
negotiated short time since, other means have been
adopted 10 raise funds which, Is believed, Will enable
it 10 assemble force OF six seven thousand men on
the Del Norte by the end of March or the middle oil April
Severs of the Departmental Assemblies have refused
under the present Government In consequence
OF this decree has lately been issued ves,ing authority
in the Governors OF the different Departments to elect
Members of the Assembly This with his arbitrary de-
against the press and suspicion that he 10 favor
able n monarchy has rendered General Paredes ex-
tremely unpopular and. II Is believed will combine
party sufficiently powt rul overthrow his Government
i, Is said that the commander of the English shpotwsr
of Vera Graz expects English squadron Of two ships
of the line frissles and some smaller vessels, soon
10 arrive from England"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

MODEL OF Fzw-YoaK-We have frequently had &C.
cason 70 call The attention OF Manufacturing and Tred
ins community TO the many adventa ges of advertising
bur remained for Mr. z. Belden the talented
proprietor Of tho splendid Model of this City which he
has now nearly completed 10 make The public exhibit
lion Of work Of the vehicle OF advertisements the
most attractive and extensive.
This Model. with ia uagnifcer. canopy will be the
greatest work Of the kind undertaken either in this
country Europe and in It's exhibition in all the import
ant c;res Of both Hespheres will be visited oy thou
sands and when consider that improvements in our
Manufactures IN the modss ofrans and the removal Of
restrictions trade will demand for many ofour
products and manufactures hitherto un;hoGght Of as
teles OF export the importance 70 GU: manufacturers
and traders of becoming known throughout the whole
civilized world cannot be overTaied- We should wish
give he word IN connection with this miniature of
oar City proof our immense trade. lew era in
Commerce Is commencing and we hope that la enter.
prise which Gas honoraSly marked the history OF
American trade, will take advantage Of this splendid o.
por,unty which native talent presents Of seeking a
market IN every quarter Of the Globe thereby promoting
The wealth and happiness Of people, and taking cur
high place among the great Commercial nations Of the
world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22
Election for Convention Days from To-Day.

F President HARLEY OF ST. johns College is
now on his return TO this country Liverpool packet
We DO no, learn that ais health has improved since he
left US. though We hope it may be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

-" We advise the ladies, if they want cheap goods
go Messrs Barker & Towles Il Cathernc'ss They
selling yard vida French prints at Is Cd per yard
handsome spring patterns Mouslin dc LANES Is Cd.
candle lawns Swiss and jacones, new Spring style.
Is I'd French singhams twiled, at % with great
variety OF dress less prices than before snowa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

FROM HAYrI.-A letter dated al Aux Cages on
the eS;h OF March says Within few days the state
ofthis city has been entirely changed Crest and unex-
peced events have taken place. piegro,s bad policy.
ignorance and bessl conduct have been the OF
his ruin His great expedition sesns the Dominicaps
has ended ir nothing Gen Richie WIS proclaimed Pre-
sdent at Port ripce the Is: instant but II WAS
On " the 18th that he scknoweds in this city
Should the present Administration succeed (Which is 10
be desred) order and tranquility will be established and
this beautiful, island, prosperous, be restored to
its former speudor. Should unfortunately the present
Administration fail nothing but ruin is TO De expected.
few days Will decide this impor,an, question
Initial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

PORTABLE SHAVING CASEs.-The subscribers ssso..
ment embraces every variety of Travelling Dressing.
Case suitable either for long short journey Coz
tanning all tha, is necessary for the toilet
a22 2teod G. SAUNDERS & SON, III Broadwr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

. oUTsIDE-Fhn Pcse-European News 81 ne Cal
edonia Fox-tE Pose-Proceedngs 10 Congress; The
Convention appointment NewYOrk LegialatuTe' Sales
Of Stocks; Marine Journal &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

~ II you want "a good lit and fashionable pair d
Boots call q, Readys l27 Nassau and give him ycc,
measure. We have tred him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

" The Eatontown Institute advertised iu snc,hs
coumn) not only combines thorough Classical, With
comprehensive English education, but recognizes ~
tenn of training calculated to make pupils acquain.s!
with themselves both mentally and physcay-a pom
now sadly neglected In all popular lnsitutsst
s mode OF instruction deserves attention by those "
have sons TO educate a202s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

q Charles oConor Henry NicOll, Samuel j.
Tilden. Benjamin F. Cornell and Campbell 2
White were las, nigh, nominated by the Loco-Foc
Committee as canda,cs for State Convention Dele
gates The Committee meet again tonight
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THE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %. 1896

NATHAN 3. GRKELKT. (o-other OF tie Eoi,or) "a
-svetpe Agent for TIE Tribune. Farmers Librar 3.
and our otner publications through this Stzse and We 81
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Daily Arrivals OF Produce. stock, &c. by the
New. Y ork md Eric Railroad CompAny-

Barge henry Suydsm-cspt wsndeil-ss sides leA:h,
err freeman; ios skins 81 kegs butter, w Ssuaas;
Il cssves, owner .ubs butsen Van Auksr; 81 tubs
butter 10 calves &c Capt Clark; ? bxs damaged soods
w Fl Townsend; 81 ksss ground hSrk Gamer; Is
tabs butter, a calves. Capt King 20 tIbs butter.
esves. Csps Leeds; IS tubs boss, S. calves Jennings
s Thompson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

METALLIC TABLET RAZOR srRor.-Merchant M
dealers invited to call and examine the various p
terns OF the above the manufacturers,
G. SAUNDERS & SON, III Broadway.
a22 2tcod few doors above Cortandst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22
Delegate Nominations.

y CALyS GusS. Esq. has been elected Mayor
u Jefferson Ciry Missouri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

e TIE LEGISLATURE has finally agreed to
sd journ s;ne de on the 18th Of May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

SALE OF WET GooDs-Siephen Barker 2sl Grand
ct, Is selling oil the balance OF the Goods wet In Ss
Henry Clay, consisting Of Gnghams. Printed Lswni
Linens Diapers Hollands &c at greatly reduced picss
Grea. bargains will be given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

r-Ys GgoRGE THOMPSON, Esq. late Judge of
the supreme Court ef Missouri recently died from an
attack of apoplexy his residence Jefferson City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

~ PrdlsTs b9Iber5 hhlf hotel keepers, lAoI
goods deslers country erchsEs sud families suppas
with goods in quantities to suit their trade nj le
prices rnd better terms than any other hou'e Ia ~
city q Cor,land-st-and all IN. articles warranted bm
quality aud premium of hfy dollars offered for samps
of good articles the Walnut II Soap for shaving 81
the Bruzoin and Honey Soap fr chapped hands or u
Amandipe Cream for Ladies' General Depot q Cor1lrnt
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Court Cnlendnr....Tms DAY.

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos 80 80, IL Is, IT, 6 &c, 90, 80
237 49, 49, a. SO, ajs, Sc go 100 S.. 92 lol 10 no.
IS. %.
COMMON PLEAs-Psrt Nos 5 Is, II. 10 %. So OIL
g. 65 67-Pat 2Nos l. 81. CO. e. o. TO- 6S, TO- -, a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

RI General Committee of Democratic VI mig
Youpg 1len-A spee,s Meeting OF III. Committee VII
be held 4, rb Broadway House Thursday evening 80
April inst Al y O'Clock. By order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

II Fellow CiTIzESs-I mere IL one medicine vita
claims The preference from good testimony above all ohs
for h, Of the 10 lowing disrasss Dr. swsyDes Cor
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry Ia that medicine VIZ: Cough
Colds. Splting OF Blood Consumption, TicKltog or Rlaf
IN the Throat Brolcbts, Wh0oping Cough. Asbns
Weakness Of the Nervous Synr-m. Impaired COSTS,
iou and TO prevent per-ous falling into decline sn
from evil fleets Of caom- and quoine, 81 10
same time improving the hillary sys,em. =,
Principal Office corner OF Eighth and Rece ats. Phisss
pbia.
Remember. DO preparation Of Wild Cherry IL genius
except that hearing tho written gnAu'e of Dr. S~nyno
Ag-nts-C r. Rlnr. Broadway snd JObn-,t; Sands, ~
Bower Wrrn-r 205 Rie4ek-r-st: -rt 9I9 Gtrpdst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

To TEACHERS Wanted, by young Gentleman, q ias
cn assistant teacher OF school In the City 20
terms references sc address Assistant this office asa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

" We are indebted to Gay Co. for the early
delivery Of papers from Boston.