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CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM
SODA WATER. &c. &c.

Mrs. M. A. CAMPBELL would respectfully
lu inform the ladies' and gentlemen of Washing.
ton, and vsiters to the metropolis that she has Ia
ken the house formerly occupied by Mr.. Barnes, on
Pennsyv ania avenue between I'd and Sd streets,
west Of the Depot, where she will at all times be
prepared to wait upon those who may give her their
patronage.
Ladies and gentlemen visiting the Capitol grounds
will find this establishment convenient and plea
SAINT resort; while no expense or pains will be
spared TO make the Ice Cream and Soda Water Sc
cond to none in the city.
All the Injuries usually found in confectionery
constantly kept. Call and see
naval I'm
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John CONNOLLY, Cabinet Maker and I'm
y dertaker, 7th street, between H and |.
feb 10
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A CARD.

MISS ANNA M. BECK would respectfully in
lu form the Ladies Of Washington that she 10 now
prepared with her Spring Stock execute al orders
in Millinery or Msntua Making with neatnsss snd
despatch. Residence e street, opposite Rev o. b.
Browns. april 2i-Sm
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FARE REDUCED!
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
nnAT

@--- ~ 10000 --- BUA T.. e - 90
Passage Fye Csnts--Fr Freight at Reduced rates.
81 The departure Of the steamer 10.
LIZ SEPH JOHNSON, will be, as nigh
as practicable at the following hours until further
notice. viz:
Leave Alexandra at n, 10, l2I, and Al o'clock.
Leave Washington at al, IL, "a, 81, and 50
O'Clock. VIM. H. NOVEL;, Captain.
april 20-dtf
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continues:
" Says Darius the King While was at Baby
Ion, these are the counties that revol,ed against
Persis. Susiana, Media. Assyria Armenia, Parthia,
Margiana, Satiagyda and Sacia."
He then gives the names Of The refellous lee lers.
and Of The officers sent 70 suhjugate Them the f,rs
villages, or cities where battles fought the ay
OF the month when they took pace and the result in
every Gaze by the help Of Ormuzd One example
will suffice After speaking Of the revolt of Arme.
ma; the inscription continues
Says Darius the King Then Delarses nv
name, an Armenian, one of my servants, him sent
10 Armenia. thus said to him Greeting 10 thee.
The rebel state that does not obey me, sm,te Il.
Then .Dadarses marched. When he reached Arme-
ma, then the rebels having collected csme before
Dadarses arraying their battle ;. by name, a
village OF Armenia, there they engaged Ormuz,l
brought help 10 me; by the grace Of Ormuzd INV
forces entirely defeated that rebel army On the 9Th
ofthe month Thurawahara, then il was battle was
fought by them"
In this manner we have the whole history Of tho
reign of Darius, King of Persia, who filled the
throne $50 B. q. And it may he truly said that nc
monument Of remote antiquity, which has been pre-.
served TO modern times, at all equals it in impor
lance. The inscriptions Of Egypt are far more an.
cient, but consist Of fragments which, excepting The
tables of kings, do not throw much light on history
Nothing il interesting in the details given b,
the Persian king Of his successes, than bis acknow
ledgment Of an overriding power, Supreme Being
who protected him and aided him in all his battles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31
Copuecticut.


We fear our Eastern neighbors are unaware Oh
the desperate though quiet exertions now beng
made 10 defeat some one or two ofther efficient
And estimabIe Representatives in Congress, and
chat they are unduly confident Of victory. We
fear especially that TRUMAN SMITH and JOHN A.
RocxwxLL are in some danger of defeat, if the
Wings Of their Districts are not awakened 10
sense Of their danger There are hardly two men
IA the House whose loss would be more seriously
felt by the Wings than theirs; it would be dsas-
ter which years might not repair. Why will not
their Wing constituents who know how faithfully
end efficiently they have labored for the public
good resolve to prepare 70 struggle so as to make
success crRrAIsi They can do it if they will;
bat II they do not try relying blindly on vague as
surnnce Of their strength. they may awake too late
10 the surprise and modification Of defeat But
few DAYS now remain. and these should be devoted
% organization and energetic preparation fDr the
contest on Monday next.
As TO the State Ticket, we trust there Is little
danger. The Loco Foco incumbents were elected
last year without pluraty--much less majority
of the Peoples votes, and we do not believe
such another Legislature can be got together as the
last The Wings have only to look carefully 70 the
choice of Representatives in their several towns,
and all will be right.
The following in the vote for Congress in the
several Districts last April:
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DIED


Ga Monday evening, 29th, inst NIs. ELIzAsEfs
CLARK, aged % years
The friends and acquaintance OF the family a., 4.
vited TO attend her funeral this "wednesday ssrDoS'
at o'clock p NJ. from TIE late residence of her h,o,s
iD.lsw Washington Poet. 100 Vsrickst
On Tuesday morning, SARAH FuL TON visox .
the 6sth year of her age.
Her friends and those OF John Adams and he, h,,1
Thomas Sufern are respectfully invited 10 alisnS \.
funeral this afternoon at ~ O'Clock from Dr. Hu,st
church, Wsshington-squsrc.
On Monday goth inst, Mrs SARAH CURTIS nse,
Robert Curtis in the 10th year Of her sgc
Her friends and those Of her sons William A,
George A. Curtis, and of her sons.insw Peter Ara,
son, Philetus II. Holt and Henry Mixer are invita-
attend her funeral from the house OF the lsrser !
North.M oorest. this afternoon at O'Clock. fu,s,.
service will be performed at Christ church An,he,S
whence the remains will be taken to Greenwood csr
etery.
on the Both inst Mr.. EDMUND MAHANY, In the a,
year Of his age. native Of the City Of Cork lresu
and for the last thirty years resident Of this City
His friends and acquaintance and those of his fAnu
in general respectfully invited to attend the funsr
from his residence, % Oliyer-st on Thursday Aprl
at balf.past o'clock p. NJ. m3l n
Suddenly on the Both int NICHOLAS ROWE, IN 4
sd year OF his age OF the County Of Wexford lrea
long resident OF this City
His friends and those OF his sons William and Net
las respectfully invited to attend his funeral io
the house of his son. IS Muberryst this day (Weds,
dsr) at 81 o'clock, 7. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31

a., ,, and above AL ofcers not serving
,s,h ,bs army against Mexico, should be eompeneu
80 IN tberproper places aud no, expose 20 hA-au'
be- u,ischievous meddlnss tne sucSe,s VI - ,ba
ersdons involving inc rePu'@N'" =" Wv
county. ~, W, WI
have received from the Hon. w W. wood
worth of Duchess County, the speech he de-
vered on the last night Of the session in explana-
,,on Of the change in his vote on the Wilmot FRO
yiso The speech is creditsble to the gent IMAM
abilities. lis brief concise epigrammatici u -
manly withal. and TO the purpose. 1t mas none "
the miserable hy pocrisy Of Casss late enorl on lne
same occasion and is free free from tne
HE subterfuee which characteristics Dickinson az
tempt 20 impose on himself, or his hearers N ule
mean time il evinces more real ability man el''ie'
of the speeches of these Senators /. ,;.,i.
rivo one extract az embodying more N H'Le'
than perhaps any paragraph of equal length IN .ne
speech and az doing perhaps more Jussce " 'N'
speakers sentiments;
aIhave ever defended the necessity OF THIS war
have ever maintained that Mexico, and no. ouI'eh .,
was 30 be blamed for ts commencement ano sil y,
such opinion still. But We have been Vielol0u. sn
csn ,ford % be rnagnsnimous; we have done enough
fo- olorv and can Weld something for peace Know
edge nv desire for peace the interests OF lne counuJ
reGuirc peace and humanity demands H. l, " ,Dei.
fore with the hope OF communicating peace "u w. ,+oT
for Ibis peaceful measure voted Tor inc NILIvi
proyiso for the assertion Of t1et2ti the piihc'Yo
was established Ny tina; vote SO far at iessi =. my oP
ION or conduct il concerned 10 voting against
annexation TO this bill hsve chsngeu no ,5 r.
hSve embraced expedency. ! have merely Vopsu ~
concur IN the amendment Of the Senate wnleh a.
the bDl the whole bill and nothing but the bill me g
i The principle tho proviso the incident sm un"I
ing to sacrifice r'easHrs sanitary nece's1i'
for an opintoa. however sbs;ractly sound
Mr.. Secretary Walker ieit his SICK ohanloei
o,d beiiave bed--ths morning 10 attend 'he e~
tranrdinary session OF the Cabinet
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NFW-YORK. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81.
~sKR OUTSIDE OF TO-DAY's PAPER -
NETWORK CHARTER ELECTloN'
TUESDAY, APRIL -.
WHO oMINATioN'
FOR MAJOR
WILLIAM V. BRADY.

~ tn. Whig City Convention assembled az
$500 House last evening, and with great har-
-. .onluated WILLIAM. BRADY,Aldernsn
-. rifteenth Ward, for Mayor No better selec-
~, could have been made, and If he Is not elected
n win be simply because some Thousands who call
themselves Wings are TOO lazy or rnean-spiri'ed to
70 to the polls and vote. :,
NJ. BRADY has for some years past represented
the Fiftssnsh Ward in the Board OF Aldermen Win
eminent ability and faithf1lness- He is New
York Mechanic Of the true stamp-unassumins' onI
capable. sound in judgment, well acquainted with
business, never an ofliceseeke or popularity nunl
or, but citizen Of blsrneless life and nnsulhed IN
tegrity His nomination ought to call out large
vote, and we hope it win do SO.
Oar City Convention has thus, in part, promptly
and admirably discharged the duty devolved upon
t. They will finish their labors on Monday even
;ne next BY the nomination Of good man for Alrns
House Commissioner The Ward Nominating
Committees will soon do likewise. Now, Wings
who have seen bow and at what cost our City has
been governed for several years past, Ia 1t worm
while 70 walk three or four blocks, each OF ns 10
have change? If all say yes we shan nave II
il one fourth hang back usual those who vote
win be betrayed rather than fairly defeated. Let
each speak to bis neighbor, and ascertain how II
win be. If large portion Of the Legal Voters are
too unpatrictic to vote unless they have some spe
cisl purpose to sobssrve, we may as well abandon
Liberty as dream and call for despot to rule
over rs. But noi-there must not be triumph o.
apathy and indifference among the Wings tins
Spring Let each resolve to do one mans par
With hesrtiness, and ben efcent Triumph awaits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31

U. 6. DISTRICT CouRT.-Tne Apr! term viii com
nence On Monday next before Judge Nelson The Jury
Calendar will be taken up first Notes of Issue must be
fled On or before Thursdsy
Corsr OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Ingrahsm.
--Edrcyd Murray vs. james hcDOnen HIiiiGm HaiR
prfaker and Epkra;ra SRoe--Mr. Murray keeps gro
Gerry store corner OF Walker and Elizabeth sts. Melon
ell is young who employed as hls clerk, and
who was arrested charge OF purloning at different
times from Mr.. NJ. sl3T which were found in his trunk
some of which had been marked and could be identified
by Mr. Murray Mr.. Donel plead guilty OF pitt Larceny
as related to small amount and sent for three
months 10 TIE Pententiary. Mr.. Murray obtained an
order from the Special Sessions the Police magis
rste for the $751; but Justice Drnker and Mr. Snow the
Clerk refused to give i up on the ground that Mr.
to do so lie brought action Of replevin and the pre-
sent suit is to test the question.
For defence il conended that s3l all that
had been acknowledged identified that 10 all that Mr
Murray had right to. Mr.. Donel, the money being
found In his trunk said that he had taken il from mis-
father In Ireland. Ii was however, shown that some
time previous Mr. Murray had TO furnish sl2 10 pay for
coat, Mr. D. having but Sc at the time himself The
Court charged that II question for the jury whether
Mr. Murray owned the whole or not Verdict for plain
Tiff s37 the amount caimed.For plt Mr.. T. g. Henry
and Mr.. N. B. Blunt for def Mr.. McGay.
Robert Z. Crooks q al. vs.. John Mcintyre Ct alS-An
action on promissory note drawn by Mr. Mcintyre and
endorsed over by Haskell Earl to the drm of Crooke
Fowks Defence that Mr. Haskell was not partner OF
Mr. Earl but Ii having been proved that Messrs Haskell
Earl had transacted business together partners
and that their dissolution not sufficiently published
to avoid joint liability to third parties verdict
rendered for plaintiffs for S25s-Mr Benner for pfs
Messrs. Roe and Satterlee for defts.
Before Judge Daly-JoAn GilelaRd vs. Isaae Hayd and
w. Cdrpeat1-Action Of respass by landlord against
defendants for tearing down fixture In store belonging
to him. that Mr.. Ward, carpenter, had put up for
third party who obliged to give up the and did
not pay for the fixtures. Verdict for pl $25-For ptf
Mr. II. P. Hsstings- For dfdts. Mr.. David Graham.
n : Coxxrzsroxrn's Orrrcr-R sfore Corn,r n T.
Gsrdiner-FraAeis Garda1, mate of the bark Falmouth
examined charge of cruel and unusual punish
ment toward Martin Peters OF the men, By lowering
rope into the hold BY the Captains orders causing IL
to catch the neck with whom the Captain was
In sltercaton) and hauling upon Il nearly to srsn-
gle the and him 10 turn black In the face
There but slight evidence OF any agency OF the
mats In the usttsr, and DO was discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31
The above property sold subject to right Of dover
ntarkets-Ca,fnliy report,d for The Tribune.

TUESDAY. March 30.
ASHES-There a sale Of 10 bbls Pots at 57t.-
Pearls are % with moderate sales
COTTON-The sales today have been about l21O
bales at full prices, chiefly 10 manufacturers,
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Flour 10 con.
siderable and prices are firm. The stock Ia very
much reduced The frmness OF receivers prevents
many operations 10 arrive, but the demand 10 consider
able. On the spot some 900 to 100 bbs sold at 717
e3 for Michigan and Genesee. To arrive, opening
Of river 1000 bbs sold at 06 for Michigan and l2s
for Genesee. To arrive In May the asking rate 10 Is
in June IS. sae Of 500 bbls New Orleans round
hoop was made adoat at 6 57t to the trade The de-
mand for Southern continues 10 be large the difference
in price between that and Western inducing shippers to
give II the preference There have been sales Of 5000
bbs Philadelphia, Aexsndra, Baltimore and George
town at 4466 So The sales mostly of Philsdel-
phs In Meal there has been fair request and note
sales 600 5000 bbls Jersey at 1904 cit 1000 do
Baltimore at IS; LOCO do Brandywne az e7k and 100
hhds do at s22 sale OF 500 bbs extra Rye Flour was
made at rs. and 200 do common at 62t Sales ship
Stuffs at l2t9A cts. Bag Meal 25Gl so per cwt
The following the receipts OF Flour at Boston ior me
week ending Saturday March q Boston ana Wsstern
Railroad (Western) 1885 bbs; per vessel (eoasocrn)
S4e2 do total o,0l7 bbls-
GRAIN-The supplies of Wheat are moderate and
prices steady We note saes 4OU oush renhsyivaMA
red Wheat at lf0c arrive loo do Jersey red at lac
Rye was made al 90c For Corn there was good in.
o1ry and the sales TO considerable extent although
the quantity offering the spot less than for
DAYS past The sales reach 1000 bush including lot
OF 40 600 bush Western to arrive On private terms TO-
GOO do in July 10 cts 5000 do early in May s7i
5000 do opening Of river at IS. 10000 bush mixed
southern az about e5, 1000 do White SO 10000 do
Northern in store at "a $500 do in the slip al 80 and
$4,000 do Southern and Northern Yellow part to arrive
private terms and part at 930so cts Barley 70 nom
nay zoe to arrive Oats are Arm at 80 for Southern
d43 for Jersey 44a45 for River Large demand for
River 81 a 70 arrive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31

wHlskY-Thers are few or no Dbl, a, =.
The quotation 10 nonnsIly 2sc Cor bis "a natx
HlDEs-2.OO0 Nonievideo sod q, n "n
large discount of for cash cents W
HAY-ssies 500 bales Hay at 45aSsc n
OF about 100 bales by the River h.s as .ss fcs
market espfedeet 4
Olive hesr Of nothing doing In wh.,.
sales OF English Lnseed 10 arrive, before N. Is On
reported to reach 1000 gallons and 10 -. :,
at soout Tic: We understand that loooo 20 II,
on the way here. American Is steady !, 81 eoes e,
demand Dutch 10 ofered at U.s. TO rriys ~ 5e d
sEED-Clover Ia dull, the demand g.,
small. ssle Of 100 bbls new Ohio a. r.a".hs -,
Timothy 10 quiet at els for fair 'e'oss :,
HoPs-Tbere 10 no export demand .,a,,
Ia dull at Gst for first cor, Western. ~ man.
COPPER-some days since A AL. .,,o
was made ct lste y r. "oo Ia q.
RlCE-The market 10 quiet and ,hs.
range is 50 for inferior IS for fair ~ ees'y 7.
PROvISiONS-Cld Pork 4, firm v,,. :, W pm
buy, but the sales have not ys, been 10 ssv
think but little could be picked up 4, s,s sasei
800 bols new q, SIS l2s OILS 37s tbe lst,.s VIZ 81.
so for thin There were also ssje. 9ss ~ ~ efns u
ed at IA s7. Beef 10 steady but r,tssr ~. an'nspsc
200 lbs Picked Shoulders at eie ana "a ,iuea 81.
ss cts. Lard hiss rather an imn-ov,n. pAs' hsss
Sales 500 kegs on private terms IA IS sppsasses
few bbls brought 10 cents. OF Cire,.. ". ga ~ .
brought u cts No change in Butter ana c.. - u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31
sAIEa nE REAL ESTATE

Bud J. Bleeekn-Three story brick house and 10
1872 Broore.st. 25x97 $500 story brick house snt
lot 329 Stanton st. 2Ox70 5000 lot 30th-st nea
Eghthavenue 20 by half the block ss75 10; on 3lst
avenue and 4eth-st 254xl03, s4O0 ! do adjoining
on Sixth avenue, game size 1856; lot do. do. do
$3.50; lot corner Sixth avenus snd 4slh-st 254xl00
500; lots corner Sixth.evenue adjoining ssma size
$3.50 escb, szO0; lot Sixthsyenuo, near 49ths.
same size, $3.50.
By Halliday s Af4llr.-Lot Of ground on north sid
5lsrst extending from Third 70 Fourth avenues togeth
er with lot south side elstst same dimensions So,
400 house and lot corner Houston and Lsurens st. 81
9s S575l.
The above propertY gold subject 20 q right Of dover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31

10 friend for the following among o,hsr .naests
from Valparaiso, to January a. ships loo csas es:
and Susan Drew. Putnam. from New Yori .,s asas
the California regiment arrived at yao.r.,.a psr
mer on the 18th, 50 days from Rio yanelro ~ ne 70
the 18th, in 81 days from r. J. and both s,.s ,' 2
23d tor California L. S. sloopofwsr Prem e 9 =
from kio Jsnero, dd not arrive until January 81 -.
days after the Loo Choo and Susan Draw - .s es
The ship Thos Perkins Arthur with sno,ber -, ~;
the regiment, which left Rio In company with k -.
was not reported to have touched nor do we 49, .
was 80 intended. lBo,,oo IA, .sss
OPENING OF THE WELLASD CayAI--w.
derstsnd says the Buffalo Express that he w,', =
nal Is IN state of readiness for the water vSeh -
let in on the lst or I'd proxigo, and BY ano,ks, -
after that 20 be Ia working CIDER v"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31
quotations

Bieknells Reporter says The Philadelphia
Money Morket Is somewhat easier. The outdoor rates
for good paper may be quoted at from to " y cent
Business Of sill kinds is very active immense quaint.
ties Of produce are arriving from the West The trans
portation lines acting with the greatest possible
ergy
The Cashier OF the Bank OF Delaware County
syes notice that that institution will no. hereafter
deem OF receive any way the relief notes issued by
her, the state having assumed the whole liability Of
,nosa notasp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT TRoY.-On Friday night
the machine shop Of the Empire foundry, owned by
Messrs. Atwood s. Co. was destroyed by fire. II was
occupied By Mr. Gilbert for the manufacturing Of ma
chnery for railway aud by Messrs Roo, Rogers
maehinsts The Troy Wing gives the following psrncu
900 loss goo insurance. j. D. Green $1,000 loss 20 in
surancs j. Gilbert $4,000 loss, 81 500 insurance j.
Rogers lose small no insurance K Root, $1,000 loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31

q SCHOOL FOR BoYs-A gentleman 10 desf0s'd
get,in few boys to attend boarding school 'a''
distance in the country where the comforts Of hOr'
may be realized and no pains spared to render ihss
comfortable and happy at the low price OF 600 PER
num- for boarding washing and tuition. Pupils srs VI
required to furnish anything only for their own inus
diste use. Reference given and required Adore"
L. 8. Tribune Office, which will meet with attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31
Court CaJepdar....THIs DAY.

COMMON pLEAs-Psrt Mos. 50, 49, ST, l4s H. 73
A. s. 297 as 49, 81, IS, IS, l, IS 25, 100. Part p
Nos e5, 81, go. lOl, 100, los l07, lO9, ILL., 22i.
CIsccrr corsr-This Is the las. day OF fling issues
for the April term
suPxsios CoURT-Ths Court also commences ia
April term On Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31

u VOTERS OF Connecticut You who are
absent from your homes on business in this City or
elsewhere do not neglect to be home and to rOte
on Monday next 1t may cost you some time and
expense, but one vote may save Member Of Con
gress and perhaps the State Government! drudge
not few days OF dollars andrecord effectively your
verdict for Peace. for Freedom, and for National
Well being!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31

= Evening Glass No. in Double Enuy sooEfsF
ing, OF Wintertons 25l Broadway Is the last Five %
lar Class for the season. Those therefore, who v't
join this class mus. apply Immediately. ms s:Issa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

ARTISAN WILTSHIRE experiment OF Artesian
Wells Ia to be a, or near the Of Raymond and
Wiloughby s,s slOoo have been appropriated for the
purpose by the Common Council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31

- A late number OF the N. o. Picayune re.
fered to letter from ssnta Anna in which he alleges
that number of Mexicsns had been murdered by our
soldiery aud that others had been taken prison
era Very likely Santa Annss letter and the following
extracts Of letters published in the Louisville Journal
refer 10 the came matters
CITADEL, MONTEREY, Feb. IA lsii.
have just heard Of brilliant exploit OF which
hasten 10 give you the news Asw days ago 90 Of the
Arkansas mounted men encountered and vanqushed
200 Of the enemys cavalry Of whom they killed 10 ana
took 30 prisoners having only OF their OWL wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31

DIAmoNp-PoMTED GOLD PKSs--sl 2s ONLY ]
Savage, 90 Futoost Is selling the sane Gold Pens
81 IS cold elsewhere for 81 50, good magnhcd
Pen sold for g. which Is the best and cheapest 10 D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31
MAppICn

On Thursday, the 18th inst, by the Rev. Nm /.
bus. Prof JOSEPH CAMBRIDGE JONES 10 ~
the City Of Brooklyn, l.. J.
o. y paper plesse copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31

= complete restoration in the most dep''fas
cases Of liver complaint have followed the perssvsi
use Of Beekmsns Syrup and Pills, prepared and ''.'
49, Cor.lsnd.st NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31
Business Notices.

~ GRNrIEMEN's HATS, style for Spring let7 vii
DO introduced on Wednesday, March Shy
LEARY g. CO. Hatters Aston House, Broadway.
Circulars descriptive Of our style will DO forwarded
by addressing US postpaid mat