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The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-29

WYNN. NOELL, Venitian Blind maker, south
w side Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
10th streets. Blinds of all sizes and coors, fur
nshed to order. Old blinds rctrimmcd and painted.
JONATHAN Il. WALKER.-IIousc car
j penter and joiner on X street, shop corner X
and 9Th streets.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-29

A NDREW J. JOYCE, Horse Shoeing and
Il ~ Smithing Establishment, successor to John
Daley, corner Of 14th and f streets, near Fullers
Hotel. Thankful for the patronage he has receiv
ed from liberal public, he solicits continuance
of the same.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-29

WI III. GUNNELL-Dealer in Lumber,
w. Lime, Wood, &c. Corner of Canal and
9Th streets, near Pennsylvania Avenue.
.nR. HAMILTON P. HOWARD, tenders his
III professional services to the citizens of WASH
ington, d. C. He may be found at DIR. F. Howl
ards, ~ f. corner of f and 1lth sts Dec. p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

FIRE AT BROOK FARM WEST RoxBURY.-The
large edhce erected By the Brook Farm As=ociA,on On
their premises ~ West Roxbury entirely consumed
Tuesday evening The IRE discovered sboat 9
o'clock in the second story aud the asues spread With
SUCH great gsp!dy that s hope OF saving it AZ
once 10 bc cut Of the question. stove put W On
saturday In tho basement s,ory for the accommodated
Of the carpenters who about commencing WORK or
the inside tho Pipe was conducted into the chimney in
,ae second story and from defect IN this chimney tho
ire IS supposed TO have had is origin. quantity II
lumber and other combGstio.e materials were In the
building The rooms iathed nearly throughout DC,
not plsstersd and under these circumstances the pro
sres of the ire exceedingly rapid sud N less than
;wo hours ,hc whole CT iris large structure was burned
10 the gs0gni.
The other buildings OF the Association fora psr
OF TIE tine CREST danger but the night being unusual
y calm and ample assistance az hand. they escsped
without damage. The neigh5ors from "estkoxonry
village. with the engines from tina, place and iron "a,
rasca Plain. Newton snd Brookine prcsen! a,
esry hour and rendered essential service IN protecting
the other buildings from destruction
The editce consumed Of wood three stories high,
and hundred and seventy i've tec long divided into
II cuep7ents dwelling houses for the families OF tho
Association together with large kitchen, Ginu5 hall
and ssloons on the basement story II was about two
thirds completed and twas intended occupy tho
frs, Of MAY nsx TIE cost OF Il, as far complete.
was 5000 and i had yet into oy the As.
socilt;ca no insurance had been effected Rcst Cour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06
n. sl5 and in the following sta,es

Total In 1874 3 267 lbs equal 10000 bushela Of CO.
coons. which would employ IS reals for ak months.
DR.. Gardner addressed the Society tae Rotation oil
Crops.
1t announced that Gardner G. Rowland, Esq.
makes the liberal offer OF the Of ais fine farm Of 800
acre., Flushing for FIVE years agricultural farm
the purposes of the Society This .sill render any
aid from the Legislature for the establishment CT an
agricultural institution, ssary.
vote OF thanSs passed for this munifcent offer
sir shesf of this city haa given $500 toward the pro.
ec for the importation OF slpacaS, and Dr. VIM. Terrell
OF sparta Georgia, $500 and Dir D D. Campbell, OF
Schenectady $500.
TIE following Committee ~ss :hen appointed TO carry
The noble project OF Mr.. Rowland into effect Luther
Bradish G. g EoHlaad, Chancellor McCoun Shepherd
Knapp 4. p. Hssey, Ambrose Spencer. Hugh Maxwell.
Alex. Stephens E 5hesfe, :. T. Jones, las. B. Par
sons and r Pe.
e. The Hugueno;, from Liverpool jan. :, has
arrived below, and Is lyng q. anchor the Bar.
She report. seeing the Roscius dismasted.
e CsP. Tybdng, late Of the bsrque Curtis,
which arrived here yesterday died On TIC boneward
passage being attacked suddenly win apoplexy while
walking ca deck.
r For vsrious interesting reports OF tho heavy
weather or the Atlantic, see Marine intelligence
old Boston Read. back OF the Episcopal Church were
burn; yesterday morning between and O'Clock.
e Christopher Carlton Rice, Esq. Purser in
re 9. s Nary, died last evening in this City.
q The Merchants Telegraphic Station, e, the
Nsrrows, which was burned down en- Friday last, has
been rebuilt end is now in full operation.
e The ship Indiana arrived yestesday from
Liverpool, whence sac sailed on the 2e,h December
having been yearly sixty-sx days She has had
very weather, and used up all her spare sails,
rigging, &c &c. and Is in rather bad plight She met
Inc passage cilcasks and whale tackle pro6a-
ply from the wreck of sone Whaling The We'll
pgton which sailed from Portsmouth CD the 2Ith De-
cember, has not yet arrived.
TELEGRAPH NEws-The line from For, Lee 10
Philadelphia is now in successful operation. The line
from Boston 70 Springfield will be delivered TO the Com
psny week and IL Is hoped thatt will be finished
New-Earen by the arrival OF the rext steamer.
{ r. The Journal of Commerce denies the state
4sns published BY the Go99viisss Of sae .shipw!sck
Society TO the effect that The John Anfun visa no, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06
NEW-Y LEGISLAT L R E,
SENATE.

ALBANY, Wednesday, March 4.
a resolution OF inquiry, offered By Gen. CLARK
calling upon the Chancellor and the Chief Justice TO
report what legal notices could be dispensed with
in the State paper, was adopted.
A resolution was also adopted requiring the Rail
way Companies 10 make report of the number OF
the stockholders by the 18th Of March.
The Auction bill vas then taken up and discus
sed. but the Senate adjourned without taking the
ASSEMBLY
The Printing bill was passed by vote OF 65 Yeas
to 50 Nays. For yeas and nays see letter from AL
bany
Mr. WELLS asked consen; to offer a resolution rel
alive to the abolition o: legal notices in the State
Mr. CHArr1ELD objected, which, under the rules
denies Leave
Nh s. LAWRENCE, Chairman of the Bank Com
mitice presented report and bill requiring all the
Banks in the State redeem their bills al par in the
City of New ork or AlbaAy.
The House proceeded to the third reading of bills,
and among others passed the bill authorizing the
State to assume the Dansville slip and Basin-to
prevent fires on the line Of the Lcng Island Hail,
road-in relation 10 the City OF Troy, and 10 amend
the Croton Water Act
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06
About Ciry Reform.

10 'he Editor 81 TIE 1rt6HRsi
We very heavily taxed it IS proposed to tax
heavily STILL and every body tina. does not
prof; by the taxes (emong whom some are fully
competent to give an opinion declares that SO much
money is not necessary to carry on the City Gov
ernmsnt. Hence we cry out for Ciiy Reform
EFtGt rs Z? Why, IN honest application OF the
public money the public service. That is the
reform Il Is admitted that ii candidates 10. MUM
cipe Offices are selected without reference 10 gene
raj party lines much viii have been done toward
reform, because i: is less probable that money will
ne wasted TO promote party ends. " ell, then, let
This be agreed on. But let il be fairly carried out
Let not q few known party men, belonging TO one
side, appoint themselves Committee 10 nominate
candidates. and then expect general support Tor
the names they select. We have had enough OF that
already Such an efoy; now has chance for sue
cess and yet $50 slowly DO we learn wisdom by ex
perencc.j such sn effort may be made. believe IT
has been made already Let the work be under
taken with honesty of purpose, 10 be evinced by
candor and importantly OF speech and conduct, and
it will probably succeed Otherwise it ought 10
fail anu 1-iH fail 4 TWELFTH W ARD WIG.
- Right as booh Ed. Trib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

SELF MAaErAGE.-The public announcement OF
marriage between two members Of the Sksnease!es
Community, WHO took each o,aer for better or for
worse wthop: suy ASSURANCE from either magistrate or
clergyman Is going the rounds in certain psPers-wheh
never trouble themselves speak the ruth accurately
o: Each subjects \ Fou-ierte Marriage. TIE public
have been ;old for tie hundredtn time that the Corru-
nit. a, Sssnes,es is uo in sy sense Fourier As'octs'
ton but tie lie suits e purposes Of cer:sn men better
than the simple ruth and therefore KEEP; on rs Legs
As for The marriage referred whs;e-eF may ne thought
OF It's expediency propri.J, belive the highest
tribunals have pronounced it legal Be trai az II may
however, TIE parties themselves alone responsible
Are no: The enemies OF ourieri,ui hnrd when they
press small lie into ;hei- servicef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

THE HUxKER CONVENTION " No 60 '-innle-
dialeiy after the Hunker County Convention. on
the 23d nit s. c. Parker, ESQ was selected 10
proceed 20 Albany with the proceedings and 70
effect the appointment OF Van Week and Cook
10 the Offices lot which they had been nominated,-
Deans McCorthy, also, in behalf OF the Barn
Burners leit for the Capitol, al the SANE time On
Saturday last, these gentlemen returned bringing
Inc news that the Second Cato would not conform
the wishes Of the bunker Convention, iineSs ne
Bara5 ,,r1.iae !lenters Of assembly rem ms
county jr0U'd endorse 1eir proceedings TINS
wes too much FOR friend Parker, and thereupon he
turned BGrnbsrner himself settled his bill, and
started for home Al any rate We understand he
left our village quick as conveyance could De
obtained on MS arrival Saturday. without scarcely
stopping 10 tell the news 10 his izte Hurker brethren
This result wss wnst We predicted III our last
The Hunksrs are completely headed by Csio, and
Dennis Mccarthy has the sweet revenge Of pay
ing Of certain debts incu-red sboat the time ne Tss
defeated last fall. Syracuse Jour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06
Twelfth Number OF Lardner'- Lectures.

The Twelfth Number Of this popular Work is reaa'
this day Il oon,ana toe conclusion Of tee Lectures "
H3po 10 oJssrce IA. Ha1res Two Lectures on The SUE
Uarersc, Range Of vaion augmented By the Tee'c'ps
Periodic Stare Temporary stars-ReniarEsbie SSsn
Pies Of tais class Wat Number, Telescope V'e"aV'
smrs, How they may indicate the annual PsraisS, NJ
searches OF Sir w aerschel Effects Of double aud CO..
ored suns Proper Motions OF the Stars, &c. &ctoa%
and Arrangement, of the Map o, Visible stars the a.'
Way Nebuls snd Clusters Structures Of ;ne ur''e'''
&c. &c. En-,
LECTURE on THE STEAM ESGISE.-The siesm M ~
CINE subject OF popular interest Fleets 81 o. Tpd.
Great Power of Steam Mechanical properties .. rystns
Elasticity of Gases Effects Of Heat Slavery Ne
Boilers and their Appcndages, Working A2parslSp Ven,
fecu of Savery's En- gre. Newcomer and Cs"Ie5 ,y.o
Accidental Discovery OF Condensation, Potter !,
ton of Working Valves lis conirivanee ~
substitution OF The Plug Frame The whole cop'ou''
Illustrated with appropriate engrayinss ., ,he.,
"a. Agents. aud Booksellers viii please se'ia u prics
orders. Al the back numbers can yet be snPpi'c0'
'- GREELEY & McELRATH, Pabissefs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06
Tho state Prsn,rna.

Most heartily do we congratulate the People of
our State on the passage through the Assembly Of
the bill abolishng the official monopoly of the State
Printing and opening il to the competition of oil
who can give security for ts faithful and satsfac,o
ry execution in their hands. This Reform we have
for years advocated and hoped TO see effected; the
bill Just passed makes it thoroughly as could be
wished. Possibly experience may indicate the ne
cessisy Of some farther provision with regard to the
advertising of Legal Notices, so as to secure their
future thorough dissemination through the State. II
VIII be easy enough, however to obtain legislation
on shat side The difficulty has been to break up the
monopoly in behalf of this or that party favori,e and
this has been effected. Unless Silas Wright shall
see ct to take the heavy responsibility of vetoing this
most salutary measure-snd ii is possible that he
will do it. aadaciously wrong as s-it is certain TO
become law.
OF the 81 votes for the bill In the House, on tho
tea, vote of Tuesday, 40 were Wing Including all
the Anti Rent Whigs) and Is Loco, Of the Argus or
Old Hunker school four of the latter being
MesAs Albertson, Ludloo. Sterenson and IVeils of
this City. The 50 votes against it were all Locos of
tho genus Barnburner, including eight of our City
Delegation Mr., spoEord being one of the seven
Locos absent. Four Wings were absent, and one
lArsscsosSyl had been shut out of bis seat, which
was wanted for Mr.. g. 7. Pierce, Barnburner, who
voseo against The bin. Messrs- Lewis of Del and
ma'sos OF albany tAntiRen, Locos) voted for the
Osll MI Skater Of Albany tdo,l against it,
we swas with intesess the action of Gov. Wright
on this blu Should he decide to take ,he hszorS NJ
se.o'ns IL We rcapess him. on behalf of long suf.
ferins People not to asgravaie the euorm,y n II.
act by the infection OF one of his inerminsole Mes
sages. '''e'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06
TwENTY-sNTH coNGRRss..First Session.
Repsrt.d Specially for 7xe Ness-Yort 7}ibvae.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March 1, lsit

WASHINGTON March /, 1876.
The Committee on Printing reported in favor OF
printing rs, 900 extra copies of the report OF the
Commissioner of Patents, laid by until tomorrow.
Mr. HAYWOOD then addressed the Senate upon
the Oregon subject, and was listened 10 with mark
ed attention. He commenced by observing that he
was committed TO nothing that was past upon this
question--thst he was operated upon by no asptra
tons for the future no motive but 10 discharge
his duty faithfully Senator He 10 throw
inpedinents in the Way of the President in settling
this question but aid him all in his power. be
thought however, thai the Presideu, entertained
such views IS were imputed to him by some who
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

The steamer Hi5erua to have left Liverpool yes
terday for Halifax and Boston, and cannot there
fore be expected arrive before the 18th 10Th inst
thirteen OF fourteen days hence This will give the above
packets fair passages to arrive before receive Der
news and March is generally the favorable month
for trips to tee westward.
To ;hc above should De added tie pic. boat William
j. Romer now probably sEipirg tue waves toward
America.
TIE following are the packets now overdue At this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

The Baltimore, from Hsyre Jan 10, sad the Hugueno
from Liverpool Jan. s, arrived yesterday
~ At the last meeting OF the Chamber OF Com
mercc model OF Light House WIS exhibited by aIr
James E. sarre City Surveyor sud C:vii Er sneer
which, a: cos: OF SIS 0G1 ne would erect Flynus
Knoll the of this harbor The plan proposed
is to sink water tight caissop, built Of strong ships
timber of sixty feet diameter to build inside the essson
heavy piers. rive,ed with iron bolts and filed up
with concrete and round tho outside OF ;hs mass 10
throw In mountain Until breast work is formed
up 10 high water mark The bottom beiu. muddy,
he would leave the work settle and then build the
Light House on tie stone perz The plan referred
TO a committee Congress some years $50 appropriated
we believe 100000 for this purpose and works
were begun BY laying foundation of brush and stone
but there came great tempest and the knoll being open
to the whole sweep of the Atlantic. TIE work was al!
washed away Reports received from committees
favorable to the Trinity House regulations for vessels
passing each Other NJ or hsrborl and upon Nr.
Rogerss proposed system OF marine signals by Gags,
with the reservation that the protector OF the sysea
should endesvor adapt the sisus iaas now in use TO
his combination. The Committee having the sub'
ect of the Pilot Law in charge were instructed to pre-
pare memorial to Congress, praying that no change
may be made in the law stands meeting, il
does the entire appreciation Of the merchants and others
of New-York.
~ It is our painful duty to announce that tina
respected public functonary the City Hall Bell caught
severe cold during tho recent protracted spell Of cold
weather, anG is now suffering with dreadful cracked
voice and hoarseness It's onele often indicates great
degree OF heat and the coldwaer treatment Is probably
the best that could be adopted in the promises
JUVENILE SrScrSG ScHooLs.-Mr. Bradbury con
tnues to instruct children and youth IN Singing in vsr
GUS sections OF the city See bis advertisement
II The Mariners Family Industrial Society
gratefully acknowledges donation OF One Hundred Dol
lars from the Board Brokers Of the City OF New
through their treasurer, P. w. Blocker, Esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06
.EW.YoRK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Delegates to be chosen Tuesday, April %.
(Egssion ONE DAY only)


Reforms TO be Struggled For:
J.. EQUAL AND UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE, and other 70
Etcal Rights 70 all citizens. and no exclusion o' Nv
count Of Birth, Property, Greed or Coiof. -,
..THg ABOLITION OF xvEaT KLNAIsIso VESSlo1 VI
ErupAIYsM AND SLAvERY, and the aoopsoa VI I'm ~
stitucopsl provisions, which. 30 lar an ma! ", '
practically guarantee TO every ohe Lug, Aiott nv
the Right to pursue his own Happiness by any neans
not Inconsistent with the highest good o. all.
III STERILIZATION OF OUR JUDICIAL 1Nsr1TrTts ~
LOCAL PRocEssEs, rs TO render the Adni,n s "a
Of Justice cheap, prompt, accessible 70 a.sne con
less Furthermore than now TO The Ia3-i 'De
munity. NO s,xo,r Dis
WALL LEGISLATORS TO BE choe-s "a he ,eenon..
TRrcrs so that each shall sepresen. "A W -..r m,
h,e 10 a ai,tnct Constituency. VINO can euoeuA n
~, 4.s ~, ~ unfaithfni and who can personally
1900 IN the nominations regardless OF seifish,
ix,,;Snino iuntos OF politicians by trade.
" TaH ELECTION OF SURkooATEs AND sIHkA VI ~,
Tvy ProrLr of the several Counties instead oil tne
present expensive and demcralizng mode Of appoint
rneut at Albany, upon the nomination OF governor
Who ha. little or no persoBal knowledge o. the caho
6stea procured through the exerions Oh tofe!s VINO
make auy representations calculated 10 ensure their
triumph.
N. The pIMrsurYoS OF STATE LEoIsLATIoS AND Laws
by giving 70 the County Boards Of Supervisors power
to eSslstc all subjects Of purely local character
yu..THE ABOLITION CT ALL NEEDLES OFFICE me re-
trenchuent Of all exorhitaEt Salaries and Sihoiu.
uoents and tho creation Of efficient barriers ashns
nnwise and impravdent Expenditures nhe-"ei VI
money raised by Loaas or by Taxation.
The Convention meets at Albany, Monday, June |.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

-1sAnUEL 8. RANDALL, Deputy State sunsr.
in.endent Of Common Schools has been selected n
conduct the D,srxrcr SCHOOL JOURNAL II place Of ,hs
late lanented Francis Dwight This 10 an admirable
choice Mr. R has been for many years devoted to the
cause OF Popular Education, and few men are better
qualified either by nature requirement, to render II
eascsye service Wedo no, receive the Journal rcgu.
larry. a. we have long tried to do but we trust the
Twelve Thousand School Districts Of our State are bet.
ef supplied and that they give earnest heed TO its In
sssoctons. ought to be read in the schoos and pro-
badly Is In some OF them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

condition approach the coss, at thisnclenent season.
that her sails defective and ,ha: size had spare
sails on board 1t would appear from the Journal inst
the Committee, instead of making OF all avsis5e
sources Of information did apply to the owners nor
do tney TO have had the testimony Of the only
surviving officer Of the ship. The fact is according to
the Journa} that the ship furnished with new sails
during the year ISIS and had spare sails and rigging in
plenty The Committee, i, seems con,ened themselves
with the testimony Of the surviving regarding
which the Journal says
Sailors sre 7ery little be trusted IN respect such
statements Those men under TIE circumstance
especially unworthy OF credit. part Of them went
ashore in the bos, and when near enough 10 jump On
shore e, 60 the rope and broke heir connection ;h
The ship and left all board 10 perish During the long
CAV ia which their comrades on board we're pershin
thew refused all effort reach Der with the boat though
she was so near shore that an attempt was made to
throw line to tie mate, who hsd gone on; on the oow'
spirit
~ The Lone. Island Railroad IS now clear Of
ice, snd tie cars are running "a usual
r. The following Is lis; OF vessels due At this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06
Gus!nrss Eotices.

D'ArsieNE's HssroSs OF TIRE REso&>iAT;oN,
Volume WITH Portrait OF the author, p;ca IS cents
Half cloth 37i cents.
CONTENTS OF TIE yoLuMKThe trsi half ot;hs vol.
uae in particular sbounds in interesting and curious
matter Tue opening is in the suthors best style.
Book l3-The Protest and the Conference, (lS6-l5s)
1.-THE Augsburg Confession, assoc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF the RetoEEatc-'
Q526-I53o)
lo-Sw;tzsrlsnd--Cs Catastrophe ll525-l550)
This volume contains tia most important cpoccs CT tbs
Reformation
One thousand copies will be sold in N.w-Yosk this
day. Call cary WM. IL. GRAHAM.
Tribune Buildings, Nsssau-s;. opposite the psrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

IF The Wings of Lowell elected their Mayor,
opposition from the LocoFocoa There was how
ever, an opposition to the regular Wing ticket by a
party who nominated Mr. Joshua Swan for Mayor
Mr.. jefferson Bancroft was the Wing candidate for
Mayor and received "a majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06
Court Calendar

CIRCUIT CouRT-This Day-Eo. $50 2a6 3D., Jll TO
i42. being tie residue OF the Calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-Sos 80 So I23 I24 81 81, l42, 50,
266, 1855 156 157. i5o. Part 2-Corrron Pleas Room
Nos las ll3 ls lso Isl. PSI 162 l65 267 l66 1852
I67. l6s, 25s $50.
heIond %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06
BROOKLYN AEEAIRs.

II The lecture at tho Institute last evening was
b. Mr. Lane upon the Use of Tobacco.
~ The Wings of Brooklyn have nominated
Francis B. Stryter as their candidate for Mayor this
Spring and Mr. Stryker has accepted the nomination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

Troy ELEcrIoS.-Au Election for Charter OH,
ees fer the City of Troy was held on Tuesday last
and resulted in the election Of Mr.. CORNING, Wing,
as Mayor by l27 majority. The usual Wing ma.
!o.ay Is reduced this year by detection among the
~ The Common Council i. whig-abous
the same as las, wear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06
The Convention meets at Albany, Monday, Jul

oursIns.-FIa Pase-New Publications; Witty
Prisoner; Hayner's Anti.Rent Speech continued
Fo,y.h Pase-The Falcon; Virtue, Duty, Happiness I;
Law Courts Commercial Matters Marine Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

e The D;ssoivpg Views of SeriptuTai scenes, with al
the other wonders and attractions OF The American muse
ur ara filing h.. popular establishment; daily and nightly
with intelligent and delighted agteoces Tho bill to-day
md thia evening Is rish md diversified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

~ KEsAv AND RYroPuAGoN soAP.-Just received,
fresh supply Of these celebrated Shaving Soaps For
sole Mt G. SAUNDERS < SONS III Broadway
mo 1,eod opnnsite Iloward's Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

-, /" ioSiSe covsrr.-The ressl, of the Election in
wyoming, as iar "a heard from, is as follows:
oN Walem"sfssw. aiddiehpry. Perry. we,hsr,ae,d.
Observation-Disclosures