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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

fnfnsr0rarres ~ The filhHre
ran .nrirniA Mach p ifa
vet. disssreosblo LAY aud nui an item ~ news
I'D saY iaisfest t..
TIE ,aa hos checked hasnass aiaf Ata~ '''ss fesi
I'd aa tatn Maai ~ Wheat ~ iruiaHA q N es"is b
ta,a ssis 1 aants ~sisht rfr,si"rs ga f'ef -
,. ..trs t,sI,, but ..las =. tet piteA ilfAais Hi
.tt.. ace r,s. ltu, Li hugafs tsi 90 anf he raiAa
iaaaiiys Of rt@s-'s ,s-s 'irfe's-sH N f - N"Hf
be- hhl. r. ratls
affrks e4st ..
800 r...s $50 IF4. tn Hsasi%s fitt ium rs~~s i.
al stu r.L-tlsiii rstissiisa % 90 "a rs~r . a
.....a H.a.is q a. u iufr state Ole q. fuf
tLs.svssts h.ip'. 10. 70 ~ ishitsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10
b. Overland Express 10 The Tribune

For rHE sEAr or WAR-The Z. : steamship
TELEGRAPH. Capt Fo'ger. vii leave lAis uoluHs q. ~
ocock f1r the Brzz0. with horses and uoFeiils'' @
me ,f.anler Gen Butler which .ct yrseTdAy iof biSz
t.-, ,cot over me following samed passengers Dr.
" wilson, D,vii Hunter. W. H. hecrseAen Rafael
CboveH Lieut.. W b. Reynolds and " A. beaneIt lns
L. = schooner No Yirion with men 70. Sc vs. - '-s
S,.e-rr.e's Ic,rtu.ent Aad 50 horses sailed yesief
-, r.. O. PicAy uue, March !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10
IIhin Nicfnrx In Defrnif

From the Buffalo Morning Express Of Tuesday
We are indebted TO Mr. Homsn, Of the Detroit
Free Press, for the following Teegraphic dispatch
announcing Wing victory in that city
DETROIT, Mich March 6-si P. NJ.
The Detroit Charter Election this day resulted
in the choice OF the Wing candidate for Mayor by
about 20 majority.
The Wings have elected Aldermeu--Demo.
crats l. and two Wards tied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

In this new and hourishins City the Wings loose
their Mayor owing to divisions caused by temper
ance issues. Baldwin, Loco, beats ]. q. Forbes,
Wing, 81 votes The Wings elect John Durnford
Poor Master by 6i2 maj Street Commissioner by
4s7 Collector by %. The Common CouDcil is
Whig.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

YATES County FOR CLAY.-A business letter
from a friend al Penn Van contains the following
Politically Yates County IS all for Clay. have heard
Of three Taylor wings IN the County, aud no more.
believe hat st this time Clay has msjoty OF the entire
vote OF The County (shchgAye Polk ITO 70 2O5e FOR Clay
a. al .r..s. sh.rlr no he yzs-si sfii aas~sd
enfire Whig strength
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10
TIL. synreme Court and MIR. Clay.

WAsnINGTONi MaICu . V7 . e'0N''
The Supreme Court will, on Saturday next give
a unanimous opinion in favor OF Mr. Clay client IN
the recent case which brought that distinguished
.,..a.man and advocate to the Federal City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

Information has resche ell this city from Mexico
.as, Gen SooTr has put under arrest the Court
Martial which Mr. President Polk seut out to try
him Scott and others Yours, &c. RIcHELiEU'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

The FISASoEs VI MARYLAsDy-The Committee
OF Ways and Means have just reported to the
House Of Delegates Of Mary and, on the finances
OF that State The Baltimore Patriot says
The report a very able one, and In al respects gives
most grafyng account OF the finances Of the state us
statements are 50 clearly set ofth That II Is nol
h, Wa sbonld a,tempt any analysis Of them. There Is
now no reason TO fear under most adverse creum-
stances that the State viii fail in the payment OF her oD
cations on account Of he public debt The receipts rom
the variocs Laws, which are sure " &C ooe0ssu ~
nm time will Keep the treasury amply supplied with
means e pay every obi Cation upon As II becomes Que
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10
Death Of iIid.hipman savage.


The Navy Department has received advicss Of
the death Of Midshipmsn BosEET sAVAei' Al
Porto Rico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

FRoN MAyAGUEz p R.-Capt. Marthen OF the
brig wissahekos just arrived from The West indies states
that luu Der oa6te schooner touched al Masagn'f Tor
Market and On landing on the wharf with the 'ehoon'r'
boat the captain aud hl, were pot under guard VI
soldiers ard buoy in the bay, kepl 10 'hs boat
all DAY without water or ioot al not permitted 90 f.'un
TO tier yoss un- Inc Uned states 'on,ul m'eii'iel
T. Ap2cAge nat hsy bad Ian,giessea mo PlNan,n'
I.ws The W. bat c.peflst cod v,fy severe weather.
having spf her ost boat and received other Damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10
nALrlNonr. March l--lr. B

10 An accident occurredat Dendc foundry this
morning. By which william Ratcman was Killed by the
bugsilng OF cylinder
The rainy weather has the effect 10 check oui door
operations to-day. Flour has downward tendency sni
Iiosard-st 10 taken moderately ~ 50 -ll Ciy Mills
held al 81 sales prime red Wheat 49, "a ldN the mar
bet .lri here Of white feh hulloin. yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

~ THAr spLE~ofD CAsvfn MoDrt u Aucsoi Jera
tsem AZ the American Museum attracting cons dsrabs
attention merit. deserve u covers an ares OF up
sd ~ hundred sup.rhcal feet and fepfss~nts n.
f1rfeous Temple. win 10 gates 'orcNes Nci and ever,
building sfandlrg A. the time ~ car saviour u 10 70 Be
.~eu a. al hours dag and evening" 10 ccnlnocton
y. th thst beautiful Wax sctpfura stat1sry. AZ and
ha'f pei O'Clock, p n M sld Mr. ds'one Raymond
and the three daughters give their Interesting Irish Ma
gca En-ralnment loo coon ection Win Great Nestsfn
cha N4n1as sd .fNara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10
~ rhse,l,so,of nn,bary without distinction

~ Theclilsns Of Hurbury. without distinction
Of p@ity, hsy. nyminsisd Gee u 4 a. DeafHifn fof
fss seion Office % Mayor. The se''en 'Hss' place
MnnfAf uasi The uenrfai has proved i'"ssi 40 o.
lnosiou Auas. pu'
Aufuon ~ rnt Lr0Hipss itlfin The
Not. Cyass Thaytns Of Tho inh - ftnsits siis'
lfoa MAJOR a W nmnss Of lht q Aiml' a'Ahe"l"'a
lng tiip4ff t snihu 90 shs ianshs l.ppilfs H'fs''
aad rsafin. nsn rHiou hu,n 500 responsibility ih "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

~ Ckpt CAssius NJ. CLAY was announced b.
deliver lecture Nsxiss n the gssis; n.pts, ohpfe
In Washington lssl evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

s>oN hiiL, Feb. 81, lsF
NJ skrH " Fowts-Sw. Please .esd m. a. sooaS
pouibls sooihsf iot u wsrASs 8ssam of wild ch.ur
have been selling thi. ysusbe medicine in this
years 10 he. proved 10 be highly useful in msnf
Much has zen sald ana written 10 commentaries
OF TIN. atice, lassy too lhns, ftcm my observson
g. saesi apon others add my experience 10 usinss
some month. having bsA cough. ios my sppens
.He strength. aud my health a much Impaired IN"
"a. Bassm 20 my satsfactioa sed oy ~hen hsd tsss'
ba.s. uy corsh removed, my APPETITE etaftsa
and my .irsrsh snd sssera health restored. Whenes"
have sny symptom. OF ne And retefn. inms3issi
resort o. tht. ueaicne snd Sod 10 have the desires
easst believe missions ~ TIE best medic nes 70 ne
world a. c,ueb. sud scpsst eoususnPilon, ard thai
sal. 10 ofe advanced sss's n.y e relieved ~ usss
slsn.dhy LEVIN TOWNSEND
FIru, - To~usssa 9shaf
W sss nrhesfatiuf'y and ~ithoet eSsh, mis- ~e''
s.as ssnl ~ ksai sewafs 81 counterfeit.
Nors sensirs. snlss.ssnsa I. Urls On The -ssfPsi
Fsfss.sh ~ - u SANDS, prussl,s, i,e Fafes'
csirs N lham, As-afs Eos tbi. CITY s'o, a ~ e's
~sY sss = Essi sr,sd~Ay aad BY Druggists fsn''s'
hreushoet she cited Staiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

LEcrURE-A Lecture will be given by DR. Cor
son. on Europeaa Charitable Institutions In the hroos
lyu Institute this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

~ THOMAS w DoRR has declined the ap-
poiutment OF Delegate 10 the Loco.Foco National
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

~ A poU Once has tecn established at
CrAvs,,ic. ileFilnsr Co and Eh'h Sssvsy argoinlsi
ostn,sstsf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

FIRES rs MONTREAL The Montreal PHc Of
saturday last has the following account Of ar extensive
colnagrau)n In that city
ire bfoEe out aboat cue O'Clock Friday morning IN
Hsrmoine 81. (sading ffou Craig 90 LssAnchetere 81
which resulted 10 the total distraction Of nom II - -
houses.
Of house owned By Mr.. rhos po~d grocer and sdl1in
ins the one occur ed BY him. sPesay conn snie aied
% the row wooden dwelling house, near snd me Whole
~ them heng wood al ssors o. arrest ne pt'scs' ei
tho hrc were osnd unsyAilus Must % We beidir 20
burned we're occupied By peOr gsupl' sra hsi heen ~
,id~t and Undivided inta small irnsmeuis u % 500
that thsg were occupied ~ about nay fsies sna he
scenes 81 a.fes, presented ga every sac p, ne saaden
Hfht af these poor people .nd beit ehfeaNNi' - ave
fn t.,tfurtnn thrif ntiIs AL wpfr uu'y hrsffenains
Another afe ht,As oat about he SANE time - ihs above
"A stone house in he ran street "a no - La~fence
snhatbs a~uei b. NJ Rsmerne u vas divided 1850
ts, tsneinens suA Was occupied hy NJ ne'ouae AN NJ
l,b.tie A. IA, foods ttul srd avclfrf hgnss, ltr
afs hnkc ual n The vsparisd ~ Nc hshaie Dat
t.. IA ansiasisd is ra, Anssu. The entire hnitiri
auI M. contents destroyed 81 he.efmr md M.
l..i, wsfu 10 iunnsnt FefN ~ hslnf ksif lives al
I'D fafsy tuis 10 saesf ssssgs whtoat Aay ethel
tlsihirs hsn ihst eisht dfssss' Al the Parties ~
slls,a wsio in'eied. N,psh 10 10 ihrusht aoi d. 90
rttsui I'D thsif lossrs
NssrS sirev ~ssih ~ NE rseeets ~ss ie'sfsa f
vasiets tsnsiisa ohse' which ',i tall To- sh N s'srf
iat ne rHtIa lrss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10
ZEN. scott and the Court Martial

By Telegraph 10 the Ne,o- York Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

~ " la>sss SAeiss. BAH. "a Anns fe'nsu,
ssIe NJ Mas esn A. Pfc-Peroa. business 1ss.l
k,sa tsysl aaa seller sIe hsnentea, snd 90 - ,.~s
lhrIs - ~ hsti.I Nnufs sIia a. 80 tuoshe 1911
thsn .s.l. 'tssta - tts sell mote zoe eeois M.
laI ,ash Watch ensess ue 10 ssu a 'ash fs.. 80. q
rtiss. .sl nIst QGaAfy french ssf ose~ 80,
o. -. sss.ss 80. - ~ - e. frsnsh rsiset iesths.'
N'n.s ~ - 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

Tho naiiopsl ship H. Mary. Commander Cfowh
iagsbsld j, on tho point Of departure rom Nor Ola
fof the Brazil stAtioa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

visits Of hi, feo~ eitiEsns ST the Governors Ho0 wy
Hal. OK Friday the Ioth inst from II 10 o'clock
ABkAuAM r. LAWRENCE. Ch'n Com. of An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10
Charter Elections.
TROY.

ifdyoy. ... Mann 1917 United Loco vote 9i7' Z
Ciert. Hale .....I36l Jones.
Ias,.oes =. Az whlg COS Average Loco. .l0s5 3
assessor Cross. 1854 United L. +. vote. l0si' q
Eleven Wing and one Loco-Foco Aldermen.
Five Wing and three Loco Supervisors.
Two candid a,e. bunker and Barrburner running.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

HAfLEOAD AcciDEsr At sby1t o clock this
morning ths rsn o. from fhs wss, the science
tAiy 4Dd rtca foai ron ~ me track ahoo, u mes ess,
"a Y1s TIE train runBing A. rapii rs,e vhen u.
al. nfclrft1. III o. lu91 8at rs one ~ TIE wheel.
oi ts DtSsss car, 10 the locomotive. broke throw
Do. 10 op And tearing 0p tbs track for considerable Ella
tante Ihefe we're 10 passenger cars attached ~hch
prclpiatsf INTO the dtch and dashed heap Of
runs Ten Or twelve more les. injured
am9fg the number Hon y. Bailey Of Putnam. and Mr..
LeFa Dome o4i no ore vcTy seriously. From az &C
counts ]. most flltu1Aia escape lie shccs va,
sldfcu sni 4ui cue ormAnt found himself 10 a.
instant. tlr0aa D. zoe bottom OF ne err eie piece Of
1foten pknuss agd seals, and piles msa women snd
eh'fcn were leaqet upon AL about hin Alb Auss. Oh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

ry' WILLIAM AsBorT is the Whis candidate
for Mayor Of Bangor, Ne. Election on Monday
N.rch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

~ THr MrNicAN TnrArr Is still before the
SENATE and has undergone some amendment bot po,W -
Understood its leading I'D fescc Cesslou 81
Territory o. he United siatss oF The consideration "a 70
raid a. Mexico therefor Tho senate contnusi "a iein
rfauons In Executive 'c.rion ass eight ill osio'A
National inicilisunvrt pih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

sY. PoUoHSssPsIE elected Charter Officers on
Tuesday--a Wing Of course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

CHATTER CoNyENTIoN-Ths Convention was
tob,ve held meeting AZ the Common Council Room last
evening" but after waiting for about hour they were
Obliged Tor the second time th,wees 70 adjourn Tor want
of 3 quorum, until thi. .vsniug
MALICIOUS MIscslEF.-A number Of boys were
BROUGHT before Judge Pierce ycsterds5 charge OF In
turing IA. walls snd building FIRE In newly erected
house In willow Place. rhsy we're sentenced 20 pay
cost. and held 70 bail % Keep the peace
LycrUsE-A Lecture will be given by DR.. Cor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

to We fosret a. lssm that NJ Ra'scl whose
a.liset tt me aiinNs ~ ne tFfs 'snsas ,iass -
rti,,1 sine ilns az has tctn r'nlelei o. 'a'rl' I"
tls aprulsA,n ei p.fh Hs hsuts She toe yrsiai'n'
~sle r,frfNet simultaneously q lic stf'e e-sh "l'i
o. Neitsa srsfaii,s g- nrs Hnr ari pf taHIhef ''r
$40 flfft rhi sftlaf sH tsisrte NI ths FNft'f
rl .hitfrtsu tfe efsfst.rrs essNls' s''Nt 's'sf
ts nssa ara AZ tRs sae tts sSesrit ss,e sht Nin
va sf wssls .at We nesse tnst NJ ess.~l . nAsl'
rls,i,,t 49, lhst hs isas sHa Ns' ~ p" w :. lir
tstiui, saves AN'n"eA iNs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

a NJ George Flanders Of No pos 0fceuwlch.st gave
youns mao named Andrew Haxlsr, then crfk in hl'
employ, check upon the banking house OF " e" hpph
son Co drawn BY lsaao Newton ard payable 10 samuel
SCHUYLER for The amount II 80 With directions 70 g.
the money sud return with The same but after r.
ceiyfug the money from Drew, Robinson s. CO he de-
camped with the same since which tine 90 ne conil
be obtained his whereabout until yesefdaJ when
Information arrived In this City thai the accused nAd been
arrested ia Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10
PARnoNsn-WiIiam Jobnson. who vas 3

TAHDONED--N lIIIhW JuHHsVuI NIIV =" N F'IN'I
aud ed some line since tor having iu conn"con
with man named John Thomson, committed burglary
"a. Yesterday pard0ned By Gov. Young AZ the ma
Thomson was acquitted but J0hus0n was convicted and
sentenced the state Prison for term OF years yer
ths proof was very .gh the the Court expressing
al the tme Of his conviction great ~ 90 tue correct
Of the verdict Undrr this sao 81 facts the Governor
very iudiciously extended hs Executive clemency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

POPULAR lGSoRAscE.-lhe res remaIAs 'na,
OIL. s,,s thipy. occurred on Wednesday a. the tuners
nroee..on VIII show how unsuhstir a. - lhtt iaihe
tch seems the widest Few men were better an 20 20
Ia. public thao Mr Adams few more spoArn o. Do.
sny OF rose personal history - much ~s- insurer IN
conversation et IN very well dressed sIoNP sl,hs
bs Al the funeral spec sce yesterday one sd) was
heard 10 ask whether he not an old usn sLa
u reply 10 question concerning the pace OF h' isuly
,5rnce said that she b. ieved he belonged % Nonntc
cgf n We had any doubt before of mo lhy 81 suoh
public ceremonies took place Yesterday, thi- ""
rnonsb 10 d.sipate them. They ~aseu certain class
h b. not large class hJpe-from tf- soth on content
"A snorsuce and lead them 10 inquire into maesoi lno
he concern Of which they might otherwise never Dc 10
ducei 10 Inform themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

GENERAL SEssIOSs-Louisa Harrison indict
ed for keeping disordsfy house, ard Sidney K fofd
indicted for obtaining property by means o. false pre-
tsnces falling appear ilr ta yesteaay theif fecok
nizance. were forfeited James McAyoy lad about
YEAR, d. was then tried Tor stealing clothing valued a.
SIS the property Of James sheperd convicted aud 'en
10 the State Prison for years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

lSY Th- subject Of advertising ia Coun Try Newspspen
for rlanfB cHo 10 hesinuns 90 b. und sfstood bI sfss
VI the euterpfising m the various business depart
msnts A. thefe }. 40 Instance n Thcbt has ss 70
increase the business ~ The advertiser tho concssOo
hist D. T. ~ ssls ~ soenulstins ens'omss
aud thsf the power applied 10 machinefy Iae
agent B fsfwEH ~ his uffrs in o. Tfihsue budier
ally r-ceivius Embellishments snd sub-cf ptions f ns
les. uewsnapsrs th- cities ard principal towns N the
Iuitsd States and Oausfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

MR. EouoR Ia your notice OF the VISIT OF ne
Hutchiuson Family 10 Mr. CLAY a. me New ~ no
M your porter Ia. omitted one Of the most interest 4
me dents II tho visit When Capt knight n me shlp
Sew.W ord twho present 40 one " the iew
fthe Hecl a.ou.J Wa Introduced 90 Nj GAY ~ nls
Honor the Mayor. the gentleman charged WIN th.
honor Of 3lnsng Father Mathew 10 America MI OLhf
raolisd. Captain most happy 20 meet yoa snd 10
F. you he bearer Of the assurance that Father haheN
bt. the most grateful feelings Of my heart. ne = the
fi.od ~ nr has spent his whole life Ia doinx GOOD 400
IA enrssed in work Of tho greatest philanthropy Ie
lin believe b. has the entire sympathy OF every to'o
man 10 America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

PoLicE-O Officer McViitie last evening took into
custody man calling himself JAIME. Wilson on chsiss
~ stealing about SEQ pounds Of white Lad valued a. 80
the property Of Nj DldEe, of Catherine aud VI
Ing L. Committed for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10
~ Hon. Henry Clay will b

J0ssrs r T,yS'H' Secretaries, ma
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-16
PILGRIM.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, September I5-5 p. M
Conservation Of Synagogue. Shrif's Election
Mr.. Costen-1he Markets. &c.
splendid and costly Hebrew synagogue, Just completed
Eden street, in the section of the city, this
morning secrated in presence OF all the principal He
brew rabbits in the country. The ceremony a very
posing and addresses delivered in English and
German
The election for sheriff takes place in this city weeks
from next Wednesday, when have doubt that Charles
f. Cloud, proprietor of the Argus, will be elected the
office He is the regular democratic candidate, and will
be opposed by independent candidate, (Col Kane }
who will receive the entire wing The will be
warm one and will be the opening of the campaign in
his city The salary is about $500 for the three years
and is considered as well worth having.
learn that MIR. Cosen whose foot and ankle yeser-
day ampuated of the wound received the
time of the railroad accident Tuesday last much bet
to-day and hopes entertained of his speedy
covery.
The MARKETs-In the Baltimore market this morning,
but the market closed with sellers than buyers that
price Offers 50 37a have been refused The receipts
ofour fair and there is demand for shipment for
Europe There is also considerable request for home
consursp ton City Mills is held So IS, without pur-
chasers There has been decline of about 6 cents per
bushe in wheat sales being made lO4 cents
for good to prime reds
In the early part of the week, prices of corn advanced
several cents per bushei and then receded
We quote white so SO cents and yellow do at 81
So cents with sales and inquiry The decline is
about cents.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-16
Hy a. GREEN. .YartfSmesr.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
II AUG riON --On Tuesday, the 10 h instant shall SELL
the residence OF Mr. Russell Al street, Penn.
yvrn,a avenue, at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ an extensive and
God bot OF furniture, viz:
Alahoga any hair-sest sofas, haiT-seat chairs
Do sideboard, dressing, and plain bureaus
Do marble-op centre, dining, breakfast, and card
tables
Do bat.rack wash and workstsnds clock, &C.
Walnut cane and wood seat rocking chairs
Maple, cane, and wood-seat chamber chairs
Maple double and single bedsteads
Maple wardrobes aud washsland~. pine tables, &c.
Pier and tolet glasses, toilet sets, Ne;
Andirons, shovel and longs, and tenders
Moreen and other window curtains, painted shades &c
Feather beds, bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
Parlor chamber, and step carpets, hearth rugs, &c.
Passage oicloth, tablecloths, and napkins
Girandoes silyered and gilt 50 or lamps
China glass and crockery ware, among which Is god
white granite dinner set
Fine Britannia coffee urn and tea set
Cooking radiator. dining room, ard other stoves
With good lot OF kitchen requisites
Also a good mich cow. -
Terms; An sums of and under 500 cash over $40. a
credit of two aud four months, for notes satisfactorily
dorsed bearing interest a phhEN,
sept I6-dts hucuoheer
S The house is also for rent inquire oil Miss Queen
on street between 9Th and 10th streets
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Clay Demonstration at the Capitol.
w. H. EMORY.

The following in the shape of an imposing handful, was
in circulation in this city yesterday and published in
the Evening Journal 1t will be that the Clay wings
the capital be outdone by their friends in the
city OF New York. We shall know what stuff they
are made Of
Heie's to you, Harry Clay ~
A MASS MEETING
Of wings will be held Thursday evening" Sept 18th,
the Capitol to respond to the nomination Of
HENRY CLAY, for President, and
WILLARD FILLMORE for Vice President
presidential eecor for this district is also be appoint
ed David Graham, Dudley Seden and other
ed speakers will address the meeting.
The Ashland Gee Cub will sing good old songs.
All those who are in favor OF remaining adast the
old platform o. wing principles requested to attend.
albany argus
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Assignment Of Land Warrants.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
-. G.. ~ 1o

Washington City, Sept ID, lSS
To prevent undue from soldiers in necessitous
suggest for the future, that the assign
of land be made the backs OF the war
in all when practicable. Justices OF the peace
and noaries public strictly enloined, In certifying to
the OF soldiers either to powers OF aor-
ney or assignments of fill the ddfes on
The DAYS on which such instruments are executed The
9th section OF Congress OF February H. ls7 pro-
vdes tina, oA sales mortgage po~e' or other
If ,rrfrg made or snecmsd prior the tissue of r
shall be ~uH and poid - that any such blanks
as to dates left by them be filed up after the emanaon
IF the warrant highly improper the part Of the officer
who permits it, and is in fraud of the of Congress upon
that subject Attention to these suggestions may dispense
the filing OF numerous caveats by the soldier pre-
the Of the patents where the assignments
eged to be fraudulent. RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner.