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, A EFT Nj * Err YANTED.-I
~ young man of steady HABITS, who is we'll nc
quaIntcd with the business of Cabinet Maxine u,;I
hear ut a good situation as JOURNEYNIAN H. = -
P'J''S " 'n'S "ibCC. Call early. Sep %
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FOR RENT.

- The HOUSE on South street. at nres
fnsIssHA cnt occupied by Geo. w RnvncltIs
l.siESAs Esq. to a good tenant the rent will h,
SlllHM moderate. Possession given the lst n
- January, lS47. For terms applv To
Sep % On tho r, en-
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BOOKS just received and for sale bv
n Ii III 4

-, w. III. ii HODGES co.
History of the Rebellion any Civil Wars in Enc.
land by Edward Earl of Clarendon; also his life
written by himself, in which is concluded con
unuauon OF his History of tho Grand Rebellion,
Oxford edition.
Practical Treatise on Dyeing aud Calico Print.
ing including the latest Inventions and improve
nents' with Engravings on steel and wood, by an
experienced Dyer, assisted by several scientific
gentlemen. sans
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NJ USCOFADO d. p. q. MOLASSES-
AfA II bids and terccs of good 0ualitv-ior sale
low, To close, by JOSIAH Wills
Sep 10
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GOLD PATENT LEVER WATCHES
~ nave just received fue lot of vety super Tor
Engish Levers, plain and full Jcwelrd in Hunt-
ing and single Gold Cases, many of these move
incn's were selected by me, and cased in fine Gold
"Coiulng To my own instructions and therefore
can be highly recommended.
have also received n lot of fine Anchor and
cylinder cscapement Watches, of Gold and Silver
Cases.
Persons in want Of time keepers arc requested
TO can and examine my extensive stock before n cv
make purchase, all of which shall be sold low,
j. Nj. FREEMAN, Jewcler
fE5- Clocks and Watches continued TO be rcnn;red
in superior style Ang on :
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SHIRT STUDS.-AmonG our stock of Fonc,,
- Goods Gentlomcn will find come beautiful Pca,I
ShIk STUDS which arc becoming very fashion
able. w III n u00cFy O. 1n'"u-
Sep " - ~
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DOLK COMBS.-We have lust received y
beautiful lot OF POLKA TUCKING COMRS
winch We are selling low. We will be pleased if
the ladies will call and look at them
sep II w. Fl. III. HODGES & On
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ERESH GUNPOwDER TEA.-75 pacla.
by JOSi fu w, VIII TT S'ic
Sep 10
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VOCAL MUSIC. II. HEWITT, Protcsso,
Portsmouth and its vicinity that he will cor', W
Series of Lectures on Vocal Music at Mrs Yom,'
Portsmouth Female Seminary, a. soon ae :, siif7
cient number of Pupil shall BIZ obtained His avs.
ten OF instruction is peculiar to himself alone md
has met with extensive favor in New York, Balti
more and Washingtou ""'''
For further particulars. apply at the Seminary.
Aug 90 ,
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lion and Miniature Cases. Gold, Silver and Steel
Spectaclcs, Gold and Silver Thimbles and Shields
Gold Guard Keys, Cod Studs and Sleeve Buttons
Coral and Clasps, Finger Rings of every variety.
Table, Dessert and Tea threaded Silver Fo rks, Tar
bic, Dessert and Tea thread Spoons plain Silvc-
spoons, Sugar Tongs, Salt and Mustard Spoons
Ladies', Butter Knives, Cream Ladies. Sugar La
die. Silver Tea sets of superior style, Combs Tooth
and Hair Brushes, Silk aud other variety of Rcti :
culcs, a large lot Of Fancy Goods
90 large supply of Fancy Fans from 10 cts. .
to SO each. Ladies, call and see them
{I5-Clocks and Watches repaired and warranted
as usual. Old Gold and Silver bought and taken
in exchange.
Aug 20 J NJ FREEMAN N,.,ou
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ROOKS from the Harpcr's-Father Darcy. a no.
~ vel by the author oil Two Old Mems Tales ,,
:" Emily Windharn.' e''
me Eclogucs and Georgics of Virgil, with Eno
l7n Notes, criilcal aud explanatory aud a NIetTi
cal lnce%, by Charles Anthon, l.. l.. D.
No. Pictorial England.
Nos 2 and 3, Martin or the Founding.
No. Statesmen of England
Nos lO5, lO6 .lO7 and los Illustrated Sbal,csno,,,
Sep IL w H. n UODC.ES e. r., -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GoRDAN'S LOTTERY OFF,,

GoRDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
East side the Market.
Drawing of Consolidated Lottery Gloss No. 81.
o. 95 81, L. s. 40, So, 81. Ia, %, &C. 30. 10, 46
Drawing of the Monongalia Lottery, Glass 50
81, II, ., 25 So 8. %. Is. AZ. so 30, So
-, 10, SO; q 25, So two Capitals sold here.
. Brewing Consolidated Lottery Glass No 80
6s. a3, 40 4. Z. II, Gu, 81. rs, 3, 29 10.
lit, 10; 3, 4, rs; {, 6. 6s, three more prizes.
SPLENDID SCHEME!
THIS DAY ONLY.
- New Jersey Lottery Class No 76
ne Drawing received Tomorrow Morning
Capitais- 400, 10 600, COO 500, 900 so of
1000, 80 of 600, &c.
.r Tickets only Sl0-Shares in proportion.
Tickets TO he bad ut JNO ID. GORDAN'S
- Lottery and Exchange Office. Norfolk
where the highest premium is paid for Gold
""'eo' ana specie checks Sep %
ENACH ANG Il uu New York aud BaltimOrc in
- sums to suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S.
zee '--u Lottery and Exc haugc Office
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OAK GROVE FARM FOR SALE.

OHh NKOF II FA KIM FOR SALE.
This beautiful and VALUABLE
n 1fSsA FARM, located on the Main Road
&Ss-Nsi;sEas leading TO Suffolk. one mile from
GsIsl % d, - the Town of Portsmouth is now of
- fered at Private Sale. II contains
SEVENTY ACRES, and is bounded on the East by
lands belonging 20 the estate OF Mordecai Cooke,
deceased. on the South Ivy the Main Road. on the
W est by lands belonging to the estate of John viii
son, deceased, and on tho North, by SCOTS Creek,
navigable for small boats and which is well adapt
cd Tor planting OYSTERS. AZ n Market Farm The
Oak Grove is admirably located. and drlie htru.
ly situated for n Residence, combining the acivan-
tagcs of town and country For terms and further
particulars enquire of
MAURICE Il. LANGHORNE.
Sep lots Portsmouth, Va
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nOCTOR n. N. MERCER, very respect
- fully offers his Professional Ser vices to the i'm
es no fcfc encc save that OF the experience of an
average share of practice, attended with hatterinr
success Tor nearly five years. Though credentials
duced if required - FFl''lT ~ = =
onice and residence of High street in the build.
i"s io'meriy occupied by Doctor JoBS p. YovSo.
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TwENTY-NrNTH CONGRESS- First Session
Reported Specially 70, The Nerp- York Tribune
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, l546
Mr.. DIckISseN OF n. Y. occupied the floor all OF
today and did not get through at that He Will
continue tomorrow. He went for the whole. The
Senate was some time in Executive Session 20 day,
but more Of this hereafter
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
After the reading the Journal WIS concluded, Mr..
HAMLIN of Me. moved reconsideration OF the vote
on Saturday last by which the bill permitting DR..
Page 10 take out patent was defeated He farther
moved that the vote OF reconsideration be farther
postponed.
The Speaker announced that petitions were first
in order-when Mr. TIBBATTs moved that the rules
be suspended and that the House resolve itself into
Committee of the Whole on the state OF the Union,
with view of taking up the River and Harbor bill.
Upon the question Of suspending the rules the yeas
and nays were demanded, and the motion prevailed
by vote OF LOG TO 81.
Mr. TlBBArTs then moved that the River and
Harbor Bill be taken up. Tellers were demanded,
and the motion was sustained by vote OF g TO go.
Mr.. McCoHSELL moved TO postpone the bill Tel
lers demanded, and the motion lost by OF sS
to CO. Mr.. McCoNNELL next moved to strike out
the first section of the bill, which lost without
a division.
Mr. RHETr moved to strike out all after the enact
ing clause Mr.. CRozIER OF Tenn moved 10 amend
the amendment, by adding appropriation OF
S250000 for the removal of distractions in the Ten
nessee River. After some time spent in considera-
ton of said bill the Committee rose and the House
adjourned
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DIED

Al Wiliamsbursh L. /, SARAH ELIZABETH, caugR'
ter Of James P and Elizabeth Whitson. aged months
The friends of the family are invited to attend inc
funeral the residence Of Austin Melvin corner OF
Concord and Liberty Brooklyn. at O'CLOCK 7.
NJ. on Thursday. Doth
In STAFFORD, n. Il FEB. 9Th. Mr.. JOSEPH CAswELt'
aged 81 years months and 10 days. One OF the patr
Of the Revolution who boldly faced The toes OF MS
country the 7th OF October, In, in the memorable
and bloody conflict with Gen Burgoyne's veterans; ana
in in all other respects during the time ne served ms
country. be did his duty. Possessed OF strong ana
vigorous constitution he performed more manual labor
than is usually done By the aged and INDUSTRIOUS
Some over thirty years since he entirely dispensed WIZ
the OF rum. cider and al intoxicating drinks ne
formed tina; resolution from the example and :nHu
eEce OF others, but from OF duty to himself anc
his large family who rather poor IN tnis WORDS
goods az that time. He OF the Old Scnoo! men
who had only decide what duty. and tnsn 90 IL
Soon after his temperance resolution wss formed ne cd
ded 10 his property and subsequently, enjoyed fu pen
sion with many OF the comforts and conveaieaces OF
life Strictly sustaining the elevated ota! abstinence
stand be had taken the day OF MS desth ms iast
battle ne fought with his confirmed appetite and naeits
Is worthy Of all praise. And while !; douo!y nisntens
our regard for his rnemocy reflects more honor man
the achievements De for his country be mas eIt an
aged widow with whom he lived 66 years, : children.
10 grand chi ldren and IS great grand children
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

p Professor Del Mar lectured at the Com
mon Council Chamber various rnatters-provng to
MS satisfaction least that the defendants the
very earliest aborignes ofthis country white and
Ike race-were still existing in soapd and ps.
of Central aud South America and we are
bu. ne said that branch Of them now nhabit Oregon
Their dress was in the Oriental style
z The purchasers of building lots upon the
Boerum farm at Wlliansburgh have been served with
anodce from Mr. Cleveland stating that he has claim
TO the property by virtue of assgnees right bought
some time since, and that ali improvements which
they make will enure TO his benefit
q The Wing meetings in the several wards
last evening, says the Advertiser far heard from,
better attended than they have been for years past,
and if the spri. manifested be earnest of what
may expect at the election in April next have no
fear for ths result.
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THE SOUTHERN NAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of TIE Tribune.

Correspondence Of TIE Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Feb 25-P- ~
Snow commenced falling al an early hour this
morning end continued intervals foF severn! hours
ExJudge Conrad is out in the papers this morn
ing with long card in which he yery distinctly states
thai through Charles J Biddie he challenged Csstes
Gibbons Esq member Of our State Senate, 10 hgh'
duel which the latter declined TIE affair has caused
considerable excitement,
The Stock transactions o-day were 10 tar eX-
tent and with tie exception Of Gi-a.d the leading fan
cy IN the market prices fell back Pennsylvania Elves
closed hesvy st IL bid Il: asked tae last 5aies oe!ng
made at ~; decline o: from yesterday head:n2
Bonds sold and the shares :. 32; the latter decln
ing /.
There were only twenty one drunken and disoF-
derry cases before the Mayor on saturday.
4 shocking accident occurred on the Camden &
Amboy Railroad this morning. man. whose name
did rot learn, had one Of his legs cut OF
We have Right OF Way meeting tonight al
the Museum.
Look out for : counterfeit. notes on the Middle
town Bank. They aye quite plenty in this City
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SASDs's SARsAPARILLA-The unseen arrows OF disease,
thicker sunlight. continually lying
around u.s. and few OF the strongest lmperviou
their poisoned harbs But, although there 10 no panooy
with Heavens assistance, will neutraze the venom WIN
which they charged Among the most valuable OF hese
andotes class Ssndss Sarsapaha- The searching "
aence Of this preparation reaches the blood and us anE
septic properties either discharge render harmless M
virus OF disease in that fluid while It's asngent qusl
sregthen the stomach and the slight Laxative power WIN
which however arrange the combination may seem -
imbued, acts gently upon the excu.ory organs 10 lo
afflicted oy pusu!ous other eupuOns scrOluons G.ce
superhcis deep seated inhannaory or cnrone
rheumatism general prosua,ion, h-patic dsease 1e &c
will found produce most beneficial, and 10 spcsh
re-yiisiiztng effect n
Prepared and sod. Wholesale and RETAIL by A q. u
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 10 FulIons. as Broadway
and II Eas, Broadway, NewYUrk Sold slso by Drug1ha
generally hrou ghout the United States Pric. 81 per oo
lie or al hOtflcs Tor Is.
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Lardner,s Lectures, No. IL.

The Twelfth Number eli this popular work which =
been delayed for some time lowing 10 less OF Msnus
is now In the bands OF the Printers and viii be fcs'y
deliver on the frs. day of March This number w'1sS.
tain the conclusion OF the Lecture How to ,s
Heavens; Two Lectures on the Stellar Universe,
commencement Of the Lectures on the steam hDs-
Copiously illustrated with Engrayings. ...,,os.
Agents and Booksellers will please send on ~.
dsrs. All the back numbers can yet be supplied
Is cents per number.
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r. o,lrauds latan Ned, cced Soap for the cure q RI
ples Frecxies, Tan. SsIown-ss Eruprons, AID al ~
igrerncnis the ca!y Depot, 81 Wa1es-s! Is. ~
FROM Broadway. 81 cake Grsctaa Han Y.
Vegetable Liq4id Rouge. for crimsoning Lips and 49,
Poudre Subtle for eradeatnE supeuo hG'r Fiiaoo -.
~ the skin Lily White for instaally scattering
and au.-s from The face Acoustic drops for cnrng =,
mess, &c &c. The above celebrated preparations o. ~
Gouraud's to be found only beer IN mind 81 Of
81. lst Store FROM BrcadwGy. ,,,,.I.L
aGENrs.-E B. Tuttle Assembly Buildings, 1ni s.i
phig; Jordan Mlkst Boston Carleton Co bo~ ,s
Ives Salem, W. L. G-rrish, N. Bedford Guild be1sN
BEss, Springfield; Green Il Co Worcester; METZ
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~ The rumors set afoai of the death of Rsnrp
Clay and that Cassius H. Clay had fought due!
with Tom. Marshall and been MORALLY wounded
all utter fabricatons The latter was sent to Us
in letter dated and pos.marked Lexington, Ky.
What has the forger made by the operation No
body believed his story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26

Tue GREATEST DISCOVERY OF AGE,-The Inventor
confident OF the meftorious qualities Of his Chemical HM
IHvgOrsio both by the various testimonials which be hs
received of IL virtue and the many certificates of ia sue
in restoring the Hair feels it duty to announce to al
who mUy troubled with cUi and dandr and all diseases
Incidental 20 the Har 1t Is not ike e many humbug Ill
ces but possesses virtue which, when tried VIII 6e
lis own recommendation Prepared and sold, wholesale
and retail by f. Phlon Wig Maker and Hair Cutter, III
Broadway For sale by drug aud fancy dealers generally
in city and country. Psce 50 cents per bottle Large
sizp
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sales of Real Estate.
BIZ 4. J. BLeeeker.


The house and lot No 50 Mangn.s IS by 100 IT. $4,000
The house aud lot No Is Edrdges % by so IT. 1850
The two story brick house and lot No. le4 West
2Ists, lot % # in byl02 # in and 1903 It in 300
e, %? 20 by sV = # G.tS .'Y'v a. -. .o $3.50
Nine years lease of the two story houses lib and
ll3i West Eth ST. lots IL {. 10 in. front and Il
rear by 50 # deep. 80
vap.st lot S BY 100 f. 1000
iI ton sS 81, s Bro, Is by IS 0o @ 2975
By E. H. Ludl0D 4 Co.
story brick cottage house North side OF 27thst.
near 4thavenue, 10, l62 # by half the block. 1000
Ni half nU the block rH 5000
In, adjoining same sze $3.50
Lot on 22d,s OF the above, same sze.-..- e9o
Io, ON 3rdavenue corner Of ais,st - BY rs f. 1890
Iot adjoining. same size 1000
Do do | 900
Do do ........--.l $50
Gore lot :. Z. corner OF 3rd avenue and 42ndst
In, On 41nd between ond and Ard eysnues $50
Ior adjoining | $40
Do do $50
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MARRIED:

In this City on Tuesday evening 24th inst in the order
Of the Society of Friends WILLIAM NJ ROBBINS, OF
this City. 10 ELIZABETH W. BROOKE, of Msnhassett
Longlslan
Al the Emmanuel Church Monday evening, sd inst
by Rev Mr. Nichols Mr. WALTER SHERWOOD to
Miss ELLA E. PHELPS. daughter Of Z. Phelps, Esq
o. this City.
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FOR6ERY.-We learn from the Charleston, S. c.
Evening News that Carsten Recke, OF that place, has
been arrested and lodged in jail charge OF forgery
1t appears that Re;cBe mad for time past been
counereitinE the signature CT Mr. John Cook 70 notes
placed the Union Bank and had been so far successful
10 have large quantity, some twelve to fifteen thous-
and dollars worth OF paper in that institution.
ANOTHER FIRE Is TRoY.-About O'Clock on
Saturday morning fire broke out in the frame building
No 2s6 River.st. occupied By Mr.. Canover as dry
goods store by H. Seabury silver plating and brass
foundry the first floor and by II. Wager as chair
factory the second story. The building and It's con
tents destroyed. Mr.. Canover was, we believe
fully insured. Mr. Scabury had insurance and loses
every thing a man who slept in the second story OF
the building jumped out Of the window and was some
what injured. Troy wing
THE WEATHER-The .4lbaay Journal says the
snow is four feet deep, upon level the Helderoerg
The mails up TO Saturday have finely worked through
from New-York.
LE- Another severe storm has been experienced
AT Rufalo Snow lies in the streets to the depth OF two
feet and half on level.
U" The population OF the city of Cleveland,
Ohio by recent census, is computed at lO,l35
- The fare on the Central Railroad from De.
troll TO Kalamazoo is 81 81 Distance l45 mi!es
"a Willis Green, the colored man who was
severely wounded by Thomas Graham at Buffalo few
days since has died OF his injuries at the poor'house o
that place.
The NAv1GArioS.-On Lake Michigan the nav
CATION is as free and uninterrupted at midsummer
tTTa The dwelling house Of Mr.. Alexander Ham
lton near Midway in Woodford Co. ny was consumed
by fire Friday night the 18th inst Loss about e4uUo
EYA The store of Edward Webster, at West
Conneaut was destroyed by ire on Sunday night 10Th
inst. Fully insured.
~ A little daughter of Mr.. Motif, OF New.Ha-
ven Conn aged two and half years, was burned to
death the other day by its clothes taking fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26

FROM SANTA FE-The ST Louis Missourian pub
fishes letter from Santa Fe merchant dated
December &C. from which we make the following
extract:
All remains quiet here; and though III this remote
corner we informed Of the precise state of things
between the United States and Mexico, yet we have
ceased any apprehension Tor ourselves and pro-
perry The New Mexcans have generally made up their
minds that or later they must come under The
United Government. and have apparently deter
mined TO take 1t quietly. Were the United States now
TO send show of respectable force, the whole country
North to East the Rio del Norte would submit without
the sghtes, resistance. The people evidently expect and
canddly believe hope, that the United States W Ill take
speedy possession In event. our business and other
relations with the Governor (Armjo) aud other principal
meG are such tina, always feel entirely safe.
RouGEs CAUGHr-The Cincinnati Gazette says
tina; John Nichols and his John s late collectors of
Toga Tioea county, Newicrk. have been arrested at
Wheeling They their way South with the
funds of the town. whether Texas California is not
stated. They had to take the back track
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE,
From the Albany Argus

SENATE.---ALBAST. FEB. "a
An unsuccessful effort was made by Mr. sEDG-
WICK 10 take up the bill erecting the new County
OF Schuyler.
4 resolution offered by Mr. LESTER, calling for
the testimony in the case OF Wyatt was adopted
unanimously.
The bill 10 incorporate the Board of Foreign Mis-
sons of the Presbyterian Church, passed 10 third
reading
The exemption of Corporations from taxation
was the subject OF debate in Committee Noresult
ASSEMBLY
After the presentation of an immense number OF
petitions. Nh HAzLEToN reported bills TO erect the
town OF Wright, in Schoharie County, and 10 d.
vide the town OF Chenango, Broome County Mr..
H. also submitted minority report against the new
county OF Unadilla, and the subject was made the
special order for the 9th Of March next.
Mr.. STEVENSON reported complete the bill TO IN
corporate the Ocean Steam Navigation Company
but its passage 10 third reading was arrested by
objections from Messrs. BoYcE and TITUS.
A motion by Mr.. BAILEY 10 laylt on the table was
lost, Bayes ., Noes 81 when Mr.. SrEvESsoN as
sentenced 10 its recommitment. Mr.. STEVENSON
also reported on the petition of the NewYork Pilots
Resolutions urging upon Congress modification OF
existing laws.
Mr.. Coz reported bill 10 incorporate the Roch
ester University.
The Printing bill was farther discussed by Messrs.
CHASE. BAILEY and w. 5. SHERwooD-the latter
not having concluded when the Committee rose.
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isoRs. Loeo-Fo Torns.
.ArooG. G. w. Brrnharn,
Bah. John w. Fowler,
BradforS. VIM. Bevier.
Cameron. Luther White
Canisteo. II. Mead,
CoAoeton. Z, Flint
Ddara!s = Leeds Allen,
Greeseo %, Alex Stephens,
horHeis et!ae. Thos. Major,
OraH Sc. I'll. Nichols.
RaitstS. John c. Highly.
1t,s.Iseney. Robert Miller.
n -. -. iona. Banner.
". Oatos. David Sherrns,
NdyHe----A, ID. Swarthon,
ROOdhhQ. C. Ms,,s,,
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Court Enleudnr

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Ths Day-Nos. 800 l39, 70 so
g. 10 49, li6 AZ H. Is 16 l73, IFS, 176 to ls0
COMMON PLxAs-Nos 80. $50 Al, A. 46, As, 10, g. 49,
so, 81, 81 So, 81, 269.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26

" Dr. Larbors Extract OF Lungwort is the only ne5
cine in Ia- world that will al who predsposed 70
Consumption, Liver Complaints, troubled with Cougn
Cold. Asthma Pursy SpiIin Of Blood Pain .he SIDE
and Chest Difficulty Of Bruthing Tightress across the
Chest Pslpiiation VI the Heart Bronchitis, Throat Co
plants all affections OF the Pulmonary Organs 500
at q Ccrtlaud-s;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26

PORTABLE SHAVING CAsss-The most portable and at tho
same time the Eost complete and elegant articles now
manufactured, having every requisite for senuemah'
toilet and as travelling companion Invaluable for sale by
G. SAUNDERS SON, III Broadway,
2if 3,sod few doors above CortlaHdsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26

PoMADE Aux FLEURs.-This highly popular Pomade =
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26

. az The Wings of Clinton have nominated
RICHARD KEYworrH, Esq. for Delegate TO the
Convention to amend the Constitution.