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BOARDING.

ytANTED-Aroom on q aoorofs private dwelling,
w 10 used As lodging 20 a. y Two &c Que men. siIs'
be vicinity Of Madison I'D Pike SIS state terms D.
a \. box 14fI F. o.. n ~
nOARDING.-House SO Broadway has been newly
ID ated where permanent OF Transient board can De
hsd. Board only u desired 10 u
DOAHD, Ac.--A gentleman sud hi, wife. and two
D.ings gentlemen, cen be comfortably accommodated
with pleasant rooms aud good board Al 4 OFefst Inc
house Is large, and the locaoa sooe. oentesn uan'
acting hos dom town viii Ind t convenient As
bosfdin house Only few boeTder' kspI he'srsoee'
earhansed % W
DOARpING,-A single gentleman OF two gentlemen
ID Who will ioJm together b. sec mmodated with
breakfast and through hs week and dinner sundays
Location Ia Ihoinpson, ost~ssn Sptihs sha Tilsos SIS
Address Boarding. az this ONCE NJ Nv
DOARDERs WANTED-Thos- who wish 10 secure
ID permanent board where none but those o. the INST re-
spectabnty arc received and every eAefton ulaSe 20
make agreeable home can md II AZ " oeaehst coz
Of Hudson Unqueonabs reference gwen and required
Of w.
DRIyATE BOARD.-A gentleman and bis family
Il sud three sngu gentlemen can be accommod isd with
every comfort des able for home Apply AZ ~ Wooster-
near hOuston-si age route. N ~
DoARD WA TED until the Isl o. May next for
- gentleman and his vie snd two children They iii
require paior aud two BEDROOMS Any person HAVING
the vicinity OF the Ninth and Tenth avenues will please
leave this office addressed to Z ?. which shall 70
csve attention 10 j"
DRry,TR Bo.RD.-Furn.hed rooms. breakfast
aud tea, may he mad by two .eotemen 10 hisny re-
BROOKLYN. luQuesiOntDie references tc4uIcos
~ r. 6ou.e a. \ south " illiam-st MS 7W-
DOARDISG-Room, to let with board; gentlemen
ID add his wife can be aceommoc ated win pleasAnl
room and bed room with pantry attached; also room
Tor sn.e gentlemen Apply SIS houstonst corner OF
Crosby-st nfst block from Broadway NJ w
UOARDING-In East Broadway. large 'front.' room
Don tho second hoor with small ons .dJ1lnins also
ON on third toof 20 let with board al ~ AT Broad
way. References exehsns-d NJ W
4 ODGING,-Losgnss Al the beekman House y
lIBerkm.n-st. BY the night or week choice o. over
thirty .nge rooms whch for cleanliness cannot be sur
passed. SINGLE rooms Is cents Other rooms ~ cents;
oZy I'M. ,. NlLoON.
DOaRDTNG-A s.ntlemsa and his wife. also 'lnEle
ID gentleman can be accommodated with iuil board Or
breaS.s aud II. sentre private family where mere
are other bOarder ease inquire a. olf Ofesn~
. lew doors from A0lns ton-squafe OK w
DOARDI>G-Having taken the large and eommodi-
ID Gus house los DuAne-st nde Of Hudson opposite
Dusn. Fark The location pleasant aud ~ altny a.
spy 10 this city The house has been ne~ nttsd 1P a.
private bo.rdn. house for single ssntlemen Oentemen
wsh "a pleasant rUoIns Will nnd them very sifole Ao
convenient O. downtown business. Cha'ge' - ~, -
- 81 and - per week Transient bosrders D. cents per
day-l6s Dusne-st q. -n--
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~ Our friend Hosea BiCELow, has sent me following
49,. - Uhch We presume he wrote % fidcre me Ia mon
r.v fetfnr 20 be quite prevalent Of ashinS iom DICK
I'D srf, how they going 10 vote ana tnen aisons
he et'efs they wlie IN answer, a. h lheS seluce tHe
M or ssrons II tie question a. issue between the parties
~ k,o OF no one more likely TO laugh a. the thing than
j. Z r. himself loos'"H NO"Ilsl'
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v..o>s ne rur rRE>CU LANGUAGE

R--O>s OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.
LIS. LE>i Il hss tie nenor u 4niof'i the p-o.s
that he NIL r-cevs posSs that may D. aiaFs"eo v
him gsirz French Lessons, eifher - inciserA IA
families or Ia Accidental Institutes ,,
hsvna been connected = ears Win feneu j'-iu
sud having resided IS years New YORK where re .
honorsb Known by h.s ciurtry men, Lesurrrs 10 Go
voting himself 70 me teschin. Of M French
o1ers every guaranty both regse Is et'saiy sc NJ
under hs uon the grraest panty ~ pro1uncstion a.
gOnt snG which Oftsu ectso IN TIE
Teaching Of the tr.uch Lsnsua.e
Apply gsr-onsiy from % D oeloek \ u or ~ iet-
ter. ~ VI L-s4esr - Cortland 81
ReJtrsaccs-Pruf O Bsrtesa. IS Pierrepoutst Broos
Twerislh-.t y Y Mr. aDd M.s.ne J. Coatsn, Free oh
Yoang iaoiss boafolnx School,l IS Oreeuest y \ A
Chsacn E'g and beehe Es4 80 hsdsoo-st
5. Guissne E's = Prince s. y. Y. oSo W.
BOARDING SCHOOL. FOX BOYS A. WiIon,
ID Connecticut Tbs school !. not l.gse-The pafils
tsnsht By The Pnueip. DAILY ora exercises .is aver
Of business and practical ch-rsctsr Sieano a. snd
stage Ice direct 20 ne school rae 10, Boys = eens
Terms 0ns huucrsc dollars fer YEAR flRs Re siFeo a.
suy fiue krrsnr-menfs csl b INSIDE With 5 >tufses
IS, Chatham-st y. Y AoEL hILLOCh. Pfincips.
nsfsff Rev J Ia smith, Rev Nm - Bang, WI,
N conn '''"'' D'''"'- '4'l'' 80 SO.
ERE>CH LANGUAGE Man..es', o. system
4 NA+am- DUhAND daughter Of he ate Jean AaneseA
iaorms iaaiss gentlemen that she Is orsanirns
Der asses for the ai IS morning 49, FORMING
Residence 50 Walkers o. mlstp-
NlAR>B's CLASSICAL snd Commer..A Aesas
vi my. lu1 drurysL brooslyu. Will BE reopepec on
aocaas Ausus ST. Tor te instruction Of young
every branch Of educs0n u NJ them y eater
college counting house. Terms sFom -n - - per
quarter For circulars conianlus fssr-nee and Other "a.
ucgsr. apply ne oacs u tn, paper o. AZ "a Willow
o. Brooslyu sa2i
MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING SCHOOL
Wesr BLOOMFIELD. y.
THE WINTER SESSION Of this Institution viii
eomnsqs. 90 ,ss ne, soss,y S1s.%o.I Terms
oil aw- T. WARREN hOLT. Principal.
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DR.: Chri;1ies taynnie Rings Bell,

BrnceIefs and iIaanetic Fiuid.-siFantors aIe re-
spectull informed that the only place in NewfQrk 70
obtain these celebrated articles genuine, IL a. ~ 82
Broadway, between John.st and Maiden-lsne Al In all
cases Of NERNOU DISEASES, the efficacy Of Christies
gavanic articles u truly wonderful their great cee
bty has caused them be by needy
who offer spurious aud worthless limitations against which
the public respectfully guarded No Druggist of Drug
Newiork viii ever be allowed 10 sell Dr. Chris
aull q
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DANCING.

A DoDwoRTH, as Brooms-.t ussr Broad~sy-rns
n. classes for the ensuing seAson will commence on
Tuesday, Oct S
A D. deemns IL unnecessary 70 entsr into detailed
acc.unt Of the ADVANTAGES Of hs school Of his own
qualifications would simply state that he teaches al the
dances the present day ana those 10 proper msnner
Tuesday and saturday Al half for I'D e. snd child
reu Tuesday and Friday AZ half past fot gentlemen
Sorsss twice month. confined entirely 70 The fupns
Private lessons A. .ny BY the classes
10 wstxng the Polka Rsdows any Of the new dances
Acaasmies or families attended ala Smlstp
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THOMPsON,s PREMICM TRUSS,

THOMPsON's PREMIUM TRUSS,
XS improved BY J. K Benjamin, IS beekmsn-st
IL Nj universally approved Of oJ ths hedicsi
FFscuiry s1d al ~hO a-e them IS th@ pressure
can be graduated from one 70 nftJ pounds 90
the rupture without pad nieh does 80 moeh ,nJa
~ 20 the spine causing and pam IN is -
and SIDES. and often permanent sPin- eise1s1' =
armed Also, the most sPgrovsd Shoulder ss 800
s11d4zes
DKINTING INK MANUFACTURE, - asa
4 groot-st h~t1ses Montgomery ano ooe eeN IS
-, Ave., once " NJ second n"of lhe sae
.b<r coutiases % EsnafsetaFe acc o1s eoHsAn-y %
S pam. nk OF a.. The ysrities CT quality and color
g,nt.r, .oe merchants vii tnc their oros exscated 81
sr,t, prices and may Be assured Of reeeiylns a. good
az srrieso tL-re 10 ms mzISet 0EO- hAThkk
o. SnDkW
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CULTyvATOR

lNOR NONEMBtk just received Subscription prlesof
4 this valuable devoted 10 agriculture only One
DOLLAR per year. Back voumes bOth of he Odd And
series constantly on haad by
as MARX NEWMAN 4 co is9 Broadway
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set Long lsland-Drs. sHEW and ROOF, Tie former
thor OF the Wafer-Cure Manual Sc aud Editor Of the
NaterCurs Journal and both having been with Press
nItz, receive patients as above. Ola II
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HoRTICULTURIST

ENOK NONEMoEk -Ihls wofk 10 devoted II the HcT-
tcultare he numhes Just pubshsd 10 the 'th Z me
second volume 10 10 sdited BY J. Downing. who 10
well snown 70 be every way capable % sduns such
soik Frat volume Supplied slso, snsle num- ~ BY
n3 MARX a NfMNAN CO. ~ hro.aY ~
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NOTICES.
PHRENOLOGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLERs * WELLS,
Clinton Hall, I3I Nns-au-st. =. \.
BRAIsTEDS, SALOONS,
BRAlSTf EDS SALOONS,
LATE PfALE's MUSEUM,

~ 252 BROADWAY. NETWORK. "a
o. }. Il. Wheeler. Commissioner Of Deeds for
Sew-York ana Connecticut. TAmuany Hall. sz8 Il
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From slster Mr. o williams. Teacher and OrSsriss
Inns FAILS, Herklnser Co n Y. Oct S. la.
have examined MIR Tsylors work and can give IL ny
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We, the undersigned, having examipsd Mr. v c. Tar.
loTs sacred Minstrel, or The American Cburch Mc.ie
~ook" have no hssauoe In saying that consider the
music contained therein ss folly equs II GOT superior
any with which scQusnied and tho DO itself ID
nlsby adapted 20 purpose of which n 10 dsssnsd
4. rAUNT, Leader IN Lsfsyett-s ct y ssh Church
L 5 REYNOLDS. Leader IA Unifsrisn Church
d @. MORSE. Lssdei in Baptist Church
yog sale BY CLARK AUSTIN. 2o5 Broadway. o12tawSw
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New Publications..

DAVls'S REVELATIONS" REVEALED; Being =
Ordeal Ex-In. siisu Of the Character aud CLAIMS
Of thst WORK IN IL Relations 10 The Teachings n
S.Fedenoorg By GEORGE BUSH and B. r BAK
RIFT. John Allen. l39 Nsssau-Et.
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srx,x PLow-k French paper. la Semaines.
announces the invention OF steam plow. rather
mode of diseng oy mssns Of steam, from which crest
re.u.ts are anticipated The Inventor Is young meoi
rsl man named Bsrsi. The psPer sis'rs th-, one OF
he maker Who YVES constructing another OF double
hat power. The mschine proceeds sions the nsis'
md =, The ground with the gresiesI precision Two
vlv mon the soil ooseuipg IL 10 the depth OF IL or
IS inches. and pounding IL ss small as compost ~
using ONLY one OF tho beams isgs OF the ue'ul dep'n
can be effected.
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NANTEn-A room on p door ofs private dwelling
" o g used AS siug ror ~ two gentlemen. Must
ia vicinity Of adson I'D Pike SIS state terms D.
~ box 2f1l 4. %. ~ ~
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NEW DUTCH HERRINGs.-Ioo tsss superior
NDuteh Hsrrnes, for sale 81
nj GAssNER n YOUNG, IL ChsthAnss.
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fIhe stockholders Of the Newly ORR and tri- haioni
Company hereby notified that in.tament Of ten
dollars per share on al shares which the payments
heretofore made DO eKcred hyhve dollars Is required
70 be PAID a. the ohce Of The COMPANY - Ns-s on u
before the seventeenth ii7thl day Of November next
By order Of the Board Of the Directors
olsfNIT NATHANIEL MARSH.
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RECOMMENDATIONS


have esrefaiiy examined "TsyloEis Sacred ME-.
'trel." and highly spProve Of the srr.ns' nsni Of
the musc; each rsEt /. a me- oSy ~ ifssf. add the
combined eject Of he ~hole isexcelsuL Ihss sss
.reaisf variety 10 he pieces han usaAy found Ia sach
col ectcns aud would coalueua u - ell hO wish 70
ebtAn sooi chursh music. WILLIAM sARCOCk.
Osssa.t II Christ Church, E.tf.ga ce1a
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OF DEEDS 4

NV NTEh hE-Uh III
w hydropafhie Institution America receives psteots
his and commOdiOus establishment, 10 Laizht-t
door from ST. Johu's park. Once hoars: before
A NJ from - 10 2: snd after p NJ. Consultations for
home treatment mornings ara evening" OF nnp-'
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DER STEAMER CAMBRIA vestins', era
L yats hdkfs az received Al ? Brosn way -
oes W L JENNINGS co.
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LeeisIeture of Sew.York ..TESrH WEEg
Correspondence Of The Tribune

Correspondence Of The Tribune
ALBANY. March -
Mr. Van schoonhoven presented TO the Senate
an able report on the petitions for the suppression
of Lieentousness, and bill TO punish Adultery
and Seduction These documents will be printed.
1t seems. that in your City. ell0O0 ayear are ex.
pended for the nursing Of natural children. The bill
imposes fine OR Imprisonment; on keepers Of indecent
houses-the Ike alternative Punishments for seduction
Of women under 25-for fornicston-and for entcing
females into houses Of ifame or assgnston but In
cases Of adultery 1t msy be fine AND imprisonment
Doubtless such a law Is required, but imprisonment
should always be inflicted To send the poor sinner to
Jail and the rich away iriumphing in crime paying
the dollars he well can spare IL rather unequal.
Mr. Beers reported bill to abolish the Office of Coun
" supern,endens Of schools leaving no other than the
Secretary Of State, or his clerks ana deputy 10 TINS
Mr. Burchard Is opposed
The Judicial officers Bill passed, 60 to g. but the
Senate have TO upon it. The eight districts are still
In nav letter Of February 81, l gave very psrti-
| cular account Of the Annual supply Bill, which asks
$4,000 to meet certain debts and Interest S19OOO
on account OF defsultng safety FUND bsnE- $500
/ for advances 10 Treasurers OF Couhues $500
/ n, the Ju5ges in part, $4,000 for state Printing
/ &C. | am sorry that MT. Walshs motion LOT IN
quiry into the printing was lMu Oh s9o odS nrov;de5
viii enable the Controller 10 pay those ne may ehoose
10 favor. while larger balance must remain unPslo
WHY refuse 10 ask Mr.. Fsgg his reasons Tor Ask'n
$4,000 No explanation was given why s1oVVv arc re
| oured for the bank fund-but the OIL was not go'
through with Mr. Baseom improved It BY stopping the
nav OF chADcery clerks after the new courts 80 into ope
| radon DexG July. -. A. n,
den, of the Cobleskn Turnpike, about ne ScnonArl'
gate of which there hes been 50 much said his namt
I IL Dsnforfh A., -, , 49,
adjourn uent Ia Assembly. n ais usual bland manner
M walsh begged him to withdraw his motion for a mo
rnent 10 enable him ask leave OF absence for mem
Der. This was done and amid the laughter OF the
whole house Mr W. gravely requested two weeks leave
| OF absence for - Judge Dsniorth
Nine in place Of ten Is heneetorth 70 be the morn1l
hour OF meeting.
We had this morning the hnest audience OF really
handsome women have ever seen 81 the Capitol be
gin 10 think that admit the ladies' 10 ei nights IN th'
wy Of legislation would be Ettended with come danger
70 the Republic Had they had the power merely TO dc
bate questions they would have injured any kind o
vote they might have desired Even a. chamber eoun
sci il is not 70 be told how powerfully they afect IN
/ obdurste hearts Of creations lords-
There is report here that Mr.. Aston has become III
proprietor Of the manor estate owned 0y Mr. Fap Rens
seser. II the tenants may fare the easier rs no
I, NJ A g interest 20 be a harsh landlord T.
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Mr.. secretary NIarcy aud Col. Benton.

L, has been rumored in some Of the newspapers
that sharp words passed between Mr.. Secretary
Marcy and Col Benton. daring the latters consider
alton Of his appointment as Major General The re-
mort, however, met semi-oficial denial from the
"Unien.
And We. we understand that Col Benton in his
daily conversational conversation unrestrsined IN
regard 10 person or plsce-gives color to the suspi
cion Of the existence Of somo unkindness between
himsoli and tho head o. the War ONCE his cores
pondsnce with the President gives more than aus
picion 81 his ukindess toward that high functions
~. The insolenoe Of his tone in this correspond
once would have excited the greatest wonder but
for the abject humility with which it Is encounter
Cd by the President; We cannot but suspect that
no know his man, and suspeetias that, we cannot
wonder AZ, however much We may condemn, the
arrogance OF his language
Col Benton now exposes we learn, the cavalier
manner 10 which he treated Mr.. Secretary Marcy:
whom. though selfproposed party IN this curious
cores pondenoC--a portion Of which is yet unpub-
Ished--he would not eondeseend TO notice. The
fscts. a. We understand them. are simply these;
Mr.. Secretary Marcy, deviatng from the routine
OF his Department. himself directs the commission
OF Major General 70 Nj. benton WIN some 0O'nPh
mentary expressions: intended. doubtless 50 "a
sop to Cerberas." Col. Benton returns the commits
sion.-aiter he bad contemplated II loas enough TO
his own srarihoason-so sAe As5TsaHs S<a<r7'-
from whose ofsoe it should properly have snana'
cd; thaskiag he As5wtass Gea<ral ct ne sew
sms an courteous language for his sinSaess 81 for
ssrdisg Ai~ tAs commission
Manv would consider this eoatemptuoas. inten
topsl nsglsc, OF Mr.. Secretary Marcy's claim 9
consideration grosser insalt 10 tia, o.es, than
retorp OF the commission to him directly, accom-
panied Interpretations nnsasss-so. We learn. IN
irsts Mssourian in,endsdit; So tbs offended Secrs
tsry received IL. We trust, the peace will be KEEP
between them. VIII no, friends inierisrel Ord
they consider il avery pretty quarrel a'i stands,
and look to It's issue with the same eommeadsbl
eauanimity, as the wife in the story her husband
oontes, with the bear
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90 the lith nat HENRIETTA p daughter Of Char
lore Phelps and Marin Van HoyeneuEh, aged years,
10 rncnths and % days
The friends OF the Aily are respectfully inylfed 70
s,tend Der funeral from the residence OF her father II
chamhsrsst On Iuestsy morning leh INST a. 10
O'Clock -
o. Moadsy morning l5,h inst BABEr sHoErTEL,
u TIE SIN year OF Der sse.
her sons Charles C. AMI Edwsrd Shoete. are respect
fully invited 70 attend her funeral from her ATE real
deace, No. ID Pslst this (ruesdsy) afternoon II }
O'Clock
on Monday, 18th ias. cORDELIA MOTT. only dAush
ter OF William and Dorothy LAim5ecr, aged year and
: monthE
The relatives and friends Of the family ~ also the
members Of Human Lodge No l07, U Of Y. T. are re
specially iAvted Attend her funeral tnis siternoon
halt past o'esock from the refdence Of her parents
34s Thirdst without farther Invitation her remain
viii BE- taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery.
Al hGadfor dsyLs, ky. 18th slt Jesse Crsdcek, ~
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Thins- in Philadelphia
co,re.pondercs Of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA Mach Is
Judge Kelly h.. taken bis seat, and will think
prOvs an Efficient uriss HIS success in lie should set
a.. stmulsn, 70 al younz men to tread the path OF
sg-rrsl Bos-d OF Examiners IS In session al the
G.vs invest eating the sftainmenz o; applicants
Tss n steamer scorpion from your port which pat
in RE IN distress hss been repaired and VII rene"
her voyage today or Tsupscc
i. he lss: DIV OF TIE session Of our STATE Legs
sture We are licking with great anxiety or rs acon
on the supyleuaen;;e The Central Railroad eiL Waes
h. senate seems inc.ned to kill why would be hard
% tell 80,
sAIrs o. srocxs~-F-ra Boari ssd Aftu-le MeI and
Mar Ia pitfsburrh "a IS Bank ~. "a Girsrd
rs. 81 . S7ss new County - = $1,000 g. ol.
,Jzp. lc2. y Lehizh. = - Penn and Ohio e. 80
Vieksbursh. ~. Psnn'A Bk. 1.5i - Lenigh. =
600 g 81 e,sh i0l: S>o01d Roerd ane Aft5-
s30O0 Texas Notes I3i $2po state $, Il 500 :
3. 81 IOls $500 Lehigl - % 5 Interest ~ sl'O
state 5. = 20 Resdng = 90 Feks5urs It lOO Do
:, SlOOO U TT Notes , - l0l 5000 Texas Notes.
-! sl95C TT Notes p l0li IS Lehign - ~
ffr.r4
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PENNSYLVANIA LEefsIArvxK.-In the Senate On
saturday Mr. Gi5bon resigned the speAksrship ana on
the fourth ballot William Williamson, having received
majority OF al the votes duly elected serve du.
ring the recess snd until he meeting Of he rext Legs
l&inre.
The Annusl Appropriation biz. a. amended By ne
House was taken up Ine Senate refused &c rocede
from its amendments, and Committee Of Conference
Was appointed % meet q similar Cemmittse from The
House
A message from the Governor read. vetoing the
b.l - incorporate the Farmers and Msnnfsctarsrs
Sank Of Erie. Iae BIZ then taken Up and passed
BY the constitutional majority.
The supplement- % the act 10 incorporate tie Pottsve
and psnSale Esilrosd Company was called up ana
amended sntaOrre the ssls OF The corpoAfe franchise
Of the WinsAnsport and Enirs Railroad read third
tine aud passed.
In the House the bill Incorporating the Pennsylvsnis
Canal and Railroad Company. and providing q sinking
fund for the payment OF tie State debt wss taken up
| disposition was manifest On the part Of the Loco
Foco mscoers u protrsct the discussion Of Il until q
sss moment Of the scssaoo that the naA passage woIlt
be impossible
To delay the eil 40 much As possible the Yeas Al.
Nays called tSenty three times on TIE question .
excasins Loco-Foco members from voting
The correspondent Ct the Philadelphia Amer
car says;
Thewhiss unless their present purposes change ar,
received pass the bill for the sale VI pubs work.
and In order % insure this point they viii take al
the appropriation bi until shs question 10 disposed VI
Tue Loco Focos equally arm in their purpose d
6sht the bill for tho s3e Of the state works Al ever,
stage II peiher party gives way and Il the Wings d
not postpone the day Of adjournment the appropriate
bill Is IN great Jeopardy
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REAL EsrArE-UP Town Lors.-We were requested
some days since call attention to large sale OF Lo''
on Tweaty-s sixth Twenty seventh and rwentyeighih
.ts near Fourth avenue which was to come Oh on ne
ilh inst About half OF tho lots advertised We arc
Informed were sold at that time aud tho other bali arc
to be put up early in the month OF April Three OF the
lots on the Fourthsyenue corner OF Twenty sevenh'
e. we understand were purchased 81 $1,000 each fr
chapel for Grace Church. We know but lue about
the value of the lots in the nesheorhood alluded 70 es'
We are told that anybody who purchases lots up town "
sure TO make money. The rapid growth OF tho Ciy
ss. 20 increase the value of uptown lots beyond
the calculations OF spectators. Still we think that
unless man has the money to pay down he had better
permit moneyed men to make these purchases unle''
he wants lot to improve tor himself Running in des'
for unimproved lots BY men who are unabe to pay up
when called upon will not in the long run prove Pre-
table business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

Coyye1Dn-We AZ iElotmed On good authority thst
he ssaemsnt Of Cur correspondent " Persimon IN
re,~iox to the sons Of Senator BBEEsk Is erroneous
That seaasor has but Ia the Navy; ne vas ap
pointed In May lat ind IA now on hn way 70 me posi- OF
danger. the Gulf Of Mexico, ID the Us sbp Oerfnsn
pwn Irgves Us pleasure TO make this correction sno
70 add that the fact Of such character as TO 1s
fy an unfayorsole inference respecting the rens'oai
,au,se of rudve Preese AZ the lss, Session
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

t-E~ PEgEs oRRIs ToorH rAsrr. our most emf
ment dentists say Is the only sale denrihce that viii
give the teeth peary whiteness and sweeen the breath
Price 50 cents.
Ladies' who desire improved complexion and ons
Of increased soness and beauty must use the Table,
Plc e Aabatre" price Is eents, the Persian SoaPr
Oriental Compound, price 30 cents On sale a. 4. ~
GJIONs Ig7 Bowery, cor. Grandst