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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

ID GENERAL REQUEsT-MAURICE STRAKOSCH WILL,
give previous to he departure for the South Farewell
Concert the Musical Hail. $50 Broadway Saturday
December 10TH Mr. Strakosoh will perform amongst other
pieces grand Duo Concertante with the pianist Heart
Her, who has kindly asssau for tho occ
sion Particulars in future advertisements Tickets at one
dollar. have to be procured frcm the music stores
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

A MEXICAN ART UNION-EOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IA that the subscription book OF this institution will
10 o'clock Friday evening 18th inst BY the
Committee Of Management.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

nK COOPER, 10 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM
- and William has last fourteen ysars enoyd
moet extensive practice In eau cure the
most agrayates oses Of this dseaeo and mild
two to i've dps strioture-Dr Cooper TIE
Of structures in from one TO two weeks Constitutional debility
when too freely INDUCED in, bcses dyspepsia weakness tho
lin be and small Of the back confusion OF the intellect aver
non to socie A cure warranted in every chtrss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

MI cDICALChRD--DR koRRI son HAS BEENENaAcEp
AVA TOR the Inst thirty treating diseases Of tho
ductye organs debility, local and general frequently
picated with structure, he treats with Recent
ons particularly Gonoirma, he few daya Geo M
dipomss in his Office, 2Dik Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13
- Solo agent Tor Powers
New York. Dec. 10th. 1913.

nR RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULTING n6SYSICIAN
- to the New York College Of Medicine and 10Y can
be consulted on all private deascs z:-Prmary ndary
Syphilis. GonorrhTa, elect, Seminal Weakness, 70
at his Once, No. 10 Park place, from A. NJ to II
will not deceive his patients by prcmsng cure ID 20
days but trusts from long practice and study in Il
plants he will save persons applying to him from the
consequences attending improper treatment pjud6l
use OF mercury Patients residing in the country wis
to make personal application have Gil necessary nedc
atd advice forwarded to them by addressing DR. Richardson
Park place and enclosing $40 In all such euro will
guaranteed. {
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

M OST EXTRAORDINARY W0RX-IO TEE MARRIED
IVA or those contemplating marrsytThe Married Wotunn
Private Medical COMPANION By DIR A. NJ hauceau Sixth odi
ton Price ST. Ths work meeting with astounding sal
W coIies having area iy bsen disposed Of Every female
getting copy whether married unmarried although IL is in
eaded especially for the raerried re
which shoud b known to them particularly here every female
can discover the causes symptoms and the efficient
dies and most certain mode OF cure every s
Brsdway at the publishing Office 10 Liberty street. New York
CT hsanN Davis Boston, On tho recsips Of Sls copy
will be by mall free Of postage ELL parts Of Tia
United states All letter. must be addressed post raid TO DR.
H. AACRICEAU boz LIZA Eov York city once I9 LItcrty
atrnet - = NV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

NEW ORLEANS sEREN ADERs, AT THE srUYvEsANT
institute Broadway roar Blocker street Third wek
livery NighTbis Ethiopian Opera Company embrace every
evenings entertainment from italian operas
naneula lueretia ora and Norma with Jenny
Lind Sgnor Labache Madam Giisi, Signor Mario Madam
Bithep signor Gsrdion Admsnce Is open
o'clock Concert O'Clock Saturday Afternoon Concert
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

CAUTION.-TO DRUGGISTS AND AFOrBECARIEs-A
~ 10 travelling through New and the STATE OF
New York and is believed to he in this city who Offering
for tale various chemical prepaIa repres
himself agent .bd ut prnc pa in the house
Of Powers Weightman manufacturing chemists Phsdelphi
And am authorized aud requested ty friends
pop dents Mesrs Powers Wegltman Gate Farr Powers
Weghman,) to caution the trade purchase any
spurious articles purporing to be OF their and
which may Offered Tor sale by person ravertng
try osenshy in their behalf they employ
have this their account
Any individual being possession which will lead
the detection Of the mposer above alluded confer
favor By communicating the the undersigned.
G. X. DEGEN, 100 Wall st.,
49, 49, Sole agent for Powers X Weightman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

NO CURE NO CDAEGE-DR MURPHY OF 81 GOLD
street Consulted on all forms OF private dis
Recent in two % four deya
Consstonal debility and impotcnoy successfully treated ty
Dr. NJ No mercury used in any hindrsnce bu
nasa Moe ks Cold sreet. orea trnrn IA Y. to o Y y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

M ITCHE LIS OLYMPIC THEATRE-wEDNESDAY EVE
vi ming Dec - win be performed the comic opera entitled
BROTHER AND SISTER-Don Christavs Mr.. Nckinson;
Dona isdora Miss Clarke After which l the vetersn
Mad. Leronde Henry; Isabel Miss Nokinson
After which, THE UPR0AR HOUSE IN DISASTER PLACE
Al amode Mr. Nichnson; Luestring Miss Clarke Satin Miss
Phlls To corclude with russ IN B0orsPus in Boots
MI ConoverJ Ralph, Miss Mary Cannon; Kmany OGobbe
FILLMORE Mr. Nckinson cents Inner Rexes %
Doors open 81, curtain will rise att "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13
!. LEcTUNn on p1y1

LECTUNuF ON nID~ y or THE
- author Of Complete rfacl1IKl Work on
ont Of venefear Discasos-57 pases Elk
81 and Sureics1 Journalistic may be
5veuerea guide IL decidedly. and Without
my dsease Ear surpaa any ting II The Kind
fore in this country Aut Of work the Nature
from selisbu'ec25l pp u plates; IS re Family phya'
ing physician and surgeon the deal and SurEc ns
tute estabshsd ior many years Ut 10 Chambers
y ed eee1 ~ -, eight doors above Broomo< herr
whore any Of the aboy = he
|nly report Of this II vuf not
yL1I6nE III B0yI~Iflk Nj D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

NANCY FURS AND MUFFS-THE LADIES or NEW
n York and Brooklyn that the Wholesale business
snow over at the great establishments Of GEosGE STEWART
NJ John street, therefore, those In rich sable mar
tin. chncla and ~ NUTS victorincs co and trinmnss
Will DO well to call and buy at wholesale prices by the sinss
a l<,c dniit "a ,ery yioh. - " '''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

LOR SAVANNAH.-REGULAR LINE-THE NEW AND
L. superior steamship Cherokee Thos Lyon.
VIII leave ON wednesday 18th iust at O'CLOCK from Pier
No. A. N. X. For freight passage apply to
SAMI. l.. MITCHELL, 1914 Front street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

RAsGhlNs FOR TUE HOLIDAYS CURTAIN MATERI
- ais OF every description, Window Cornccs Bands Loopx
Tasel lace ard broidered muslin Curtsps Shades
Paper lila, Sc Mt 20 lower than any other csta
Helm emit IN the city. M X. DAVIES, Upholstercrs
30 Bowery and l64t fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13
J. A. MARSHALL. PRoPRIR-

BROADWAY rHEArRE-E A. MARSHALL, PROPRIE-
- Evening Dee 18Th will be presented the
comedy OF the SCHOOL FOR S)ANDAL-Sir reter Iealle
Mr. Biie Sir Oliver Surface Mr. yachs JOSEPH surf.ca Nj
Iyct Charles Surface Mr. Lester Sir Benjamin Baexbe Mr.
PAS EsPAGN by Cese aud wiethoG To conclude with the
farce called LEND ME FIVE SBILiIHGSMr. Goiig1ty
hatavay Capt Pi otts Mr. Shaw; Mrs. Major ahh' rs
Abbott rress Circle and Prquete 15c Family Circle and
Upper Tiers &c Gallery, l2ko Doors at hA.
Iln II riea Z 7ncock IreoialY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13
rNBE ANPHION NEXT DOOR TO THE BROADWAY
II Theatr Mr. Yank villa m Il

VINHE ANPHIUN. NENT DOUK TO TIE BKOADVAY
Theatre. Mr. HILL, alias Yankee Hill will appear this
evening" Wednesday Dec l3 lSS every evening this week.
in big celebrated limitations Yankee Stories Dialogues
Engeh Irish, and American aided by Herr THEIRS
Opera and Ballet Company from the Drury lane Theatre
don their first in this country consisting Of the toll
lowing unrivad artittsPma Donna Sgnorna Lohr of the
Grand Opera Of P rs London who has with
applause before the crowned heads Of the Old ord Principal
Dancer and Master the Ballet Mons Zavysows from the
Imperial Theatre and THEATRES Royal Drury Lane and
Garden Tickets 30 cents each Doors oIen
half o'clock Seats secured at the office be.
tween 10 and 12A.M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13
ID ARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-P T. BARNUM. PRO

BROADWAY CIRCUB-NkAR SPRING STREET.-JOHN
- Tryon. Manager VIM. Nibo. Jr, Treasur,r-Thrd
week Of the Classic Olympic Games-Hors mansbip by
frat riders in the proson the Exercises Of the
all the equetan and aeyebatc talent in the country Kemp
18th December Boxes ~ CENTS Upper Circle 26oent Children
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

TN1LOEN1nt OUQNUH! COLDS KHEUMATTSH, Ec-
Pereons who ~ ~ with either of above com slain
(2nfor ~ nsSt.in cure ~ tho Of MA;
thur Baths B4 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

. II.
" "Wednesday Evening December ith will DO acted the
vorite drama of ERNEST MAL1kAVEsS the Forslken
oeeRi I'd Darv Mr. Therne Ernest Maltavers Mr. Tton
Alice Darv Mrs. Tlorne Afer which thu popular OF
the MYSTERIES AND MISHRIES OF NEW YORK-Mosc, Mr.
Chsnrau Captain Tobn Mr. Burke; Big Lize Mrs Wosd
ward Little Lie, Miss Mestayer To conclude with
or TIE LI0Ns-Clod MeddleLo Mr. Burke Sergeant oamms
Mr. Hrbr Gsser Mr. Dase Polly Ann Miss Mesta Nine
Dshaby Mrs Chairman Doors at 6h curtain at
Roxea 26c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

QURTONS THEATRE, CHAMBERS 6rRkET-wednssday
evening" Dec 18TH will DO acted the comedy Of the BREACH
Or PROMlsE-ktenezer Sudden Buiton Mr. Jabber Nc
Jahrs'r; 1stlda Miss Chapman Nary Miss Morgan After
which. TBE TRAGEDY QUEEN, Leaf from the History
Of the Anne Bracesrde Miss Chspmans In
Sandfast Mr. Johnston Bridget MIS- Dowlng To conclude
with an entirely ndescribabliy called WHERE'S BAR
NUM-Mr smier Mr. Brougham; Spgges Mr.. Burton; JOSH
Sngsty Mr. Johnston Miss sersphna Morgan
Circle &c., Family Circle or second Tier go Doors opes al
6X-eurtan rises att.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13
LxCR.-DR, JOHNo0N. nc DUANE sTREnv

Ian stess % wen : the mos. succes"su
ING y k0Po AQe9 ~ . old half cured that
nave ~ ~ Gleet structure ulcers
upon oro, pains ia tho head and
brought on By seen INDUCED in BY young men, causra
laecvous dreams and nightly emirsons positively
Recent Gases cured In four days without mercury.
In diet or prevention from busincss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13
DR. RALPns PRACTICAL pRIvATE TREATISE. on .As

\ !
~ nature, eymptoms progress consequence remedies and
cure Of the genital organs including mssurbaton srotu
sascs resembling versrea given other work. &c.
adapted Go every individual Of both This the only truly
useful work the sueo written in plain language tho
cpcs for All medicines faithfully given; its intended prso
ey useful 70 every one in place. 9Th edition. 2
Price 81 May be had 81 the author 80 Greenwich street.
meod nv post Also Of mort of Tho book seers in &
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

COMPETENT GERMAN TEACHER, GRADUATI
"A German University. who speaks, besides his own
French ard English teaches Latin Greek Italian and
entering with ismy private tutor for board end small
compensation Would sso like to have prvat, pops their
own residence Best Of city reference given Please
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

A SOUNDING COLLECTION OF IMPOSSIBLE CURIOsI
IN ostes the New Museum exhibited every night at
tons Theatre Chambers Read the bill and stay away
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

M ECHANIC6 HALL, NO. Az BROADWAY, BETWEEN
l Grand and Broope Streets commenced Monday Oct
3D. and will continue every nigh. until further
week Of the opening The and we'll known CRRsrYe
nIZE NEGRO MELODIES AND ORI0INAToRs OF TIE
PREBENT POPULAR STYLE OF ETHIOPIAN ENTER
TAINMENTS whose in this city, for period
months received with such distinguished and par
the honor Of announcing sdes gentlemen
York and vicinity that they will give ss,ies q their
Choruse Characteristic Dances &C. Admission
opsnat7 Concert will commence at oolock An Afternoon
Concert every Saturday commencing 1T O'clock H. under
the management and direction of e. p. Christy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

EoR CALIFORNIA; FINE LARGE SHIP WILL SAIL
fer San Francisco about the 2th inst Has
nearly made up and take number OF songers low
rate. RISING x HANNA, SO Beaver St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13
Rs PRACTICAL PRIvArs

4 h HALPH, AUTHOR or TIKI "PkACTILAL PRIVAr6
Ttestoe NO. 70 Groonwioh stressoce hours Il a
H. JPN sanday exceptsd Tbess who sppiy Ssf
rsscs NIL be rrprsed tho rspidy and tile vcnos,
attending sher euro Its chiea however those who
rs sece9 In sssissnrs from IFS hrot ucps M ros,
kisnoeo aad discsns stages frore sdvnnt.sss
ard very extensive pratioo no scrd fard ossg M
radical Shich re ~, srouo toe s asn 10 ,o.sas
ts0n sthgr s,uxao Ia America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

VNOR MARSElLLE5 TIE BARK AARCELLA CAPT p
IL Insham. will meet with prompt despatch ire1h
pas apply to CHAMBERLAI q. PHELPS OF to BOYD &
HINCKEN BROTHERS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

LIOR sALE.-THE FIXTURES. WITH LEASE FOR SEVEN
OF the we'll known LIST ward Lunch This House has been
doing first rate business The only Why pricor
wishes te out Is that he Is going to California will
great bargain For particulars apply IN Water street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

SUPERIOR FARM, OF Us ACRES, THREE TOURTH5 OF
"A mile from Flushing steamboat landing with good Dwell
lrg Barns Carriage house, Aoye &C., fine Orchard 5 miles
elegant The whole rart win be disposed Of The Stages
which is easy, call on A. SERGEANT u SON. 10 Wall st
TN ofhs Earrna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

JNoF sALE-SHEEP SKINS DRESSED wIPH THE WOOL
IL good article for robes and by physcans
sleep camp This article worthy OF those bound
for Cali orna. Apply to X GRANT Co. 30 Ferry street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

GEOLOGICAL BALL. IS AND " BOwERY.-THIs MAG.
~ nicent establishment is open daily from till and
IRON 61 till r. NJ. The hall Of exhibition 10 fitted UP with
great elegance and ttecel0cton Of living Beasts and Birds
at each exhibition Including the feats Of trained Eephans
Ponies and Monaies Mr. Brooks enters den Of Lions
Admission cents children under nine half price,
sontickets 50. VAN AMDURGH co. Proprietors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

~ oTICE;.THlS EVENING, A COLONIZATION MEET
Wing viii DO held In tn, rutch Reformed Church. Lafayette
rae and addresses delivered by Hugh Maxwell Esq Hon
- r Butler The meeting commences halfpast o'clock
expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

CONEY ISLAND HOUSE (CROPSEYs) FOR SALE
~ qhi9 fashionable watering place. only niue miles tho
city, and which enjoys such great and increasing
now offered for SALE Enquire of DR. Carpenter New Uc Ill
MADAME NEYMANN, FROM PARIS RESPECTFULLY
M informs tie ladies that she has opened lave
Of French Bonreis. Caps Eantens Embrodee etc. very
ban dsome and at extremely low prices No. 422 Broadway
Ioste Canal street up stairs. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

Two C0sTUMFRs-JUST RECEIVED FROM PARIs BY
the last ttcsmtr an elegant Fancy Dress Ball
md Theaica Costume Plates embracing costumes
nstons and having the complete wardrobe Of all leading
John LEYIsoNs Book sNrs, 1876 Chatham swAss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

N OTiCE-A PERSON HAVING INVENTED A MACHINE
Tor ausng the Gold of California would be glad to Join
apry going out or tonegoate with for its and
M onncr oomTanys service The machine calculated
:" -" N",'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

ROARDlN0-A LARGE UNFURN1SHED ROOM on
- second story. with bath room and closets ATTACHED
furnished room. third story to let with board, plea
ly. Location, Of Broadway and south OF Casai "a
dress "Board." g. Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

TNIh0LAT'S SULPHUR, OR HOT AIR BATHS ESrA
bshcd in 1890 and the eny in The cy Cure for
Rheumatism Eupons Of the Skn and for
the Cholera At 5i7 Pearl street. Broadway New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

ITO LET-THE SEvEN-sTORf SUGAR HOUSE, rs, % 80
Leonard street, the house in good order may be
dstiery factory For further particulars inquire No.
Greenwich street. CHARLES A. MOLAU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-13

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND
~ Navy, &c purchase at GUIONS Mandatory lis
ism street up stairs Shirts well and faithfully
price SO SIS the usually ssld from los POS
His Paris styles 10 Perfect G unsurpassed
country, MT proportio ably low Irices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12
Great sympathy Meeting in Philadelphia.

A great Mass Meeting OF Congrstulation TO
France and sympathy for Ireland, was held on Monday
evening in the Hall Of the Chinese Museum IN Rnadel-
phla ROBERT TILER, Esq appointed Chairman, and
Hon. Messrs SWIFT, CoSsAD, KELLY, and number Ct
others Vice. Presidents.
The meeting was addressed by the Chairman, after
which JoHS b. CoILAHAS, Esq resd an address 10 the
People Of Ireland which was adopted BY acelanaion.
Ex.Ad Brsxs then offered he following resolutions
which we're adopted with The most enthusiastic applause
6ssolusd That the people Of the United stses have de-
monsraed the most important OF 81 Pohuesi ptooeus
.hst Peace and in War the Peopls not ony capable
of self but that they are the wsest best and
most provioeut Of sovernors 800,
facility with which the brave and enlightened people OF
France ard her gallant army reeently overthreW ana
drove from soil corrupt snd tyranneal Government
ana we heartily thank them Tor the glorious exsmp
which they given the people aud the soldiers Of
other nstions x,,, -, a.. -. -,
Henry II 10 that Of Queen Nieon.-moTe man ovV years
II. but detail Of msTeiess eIuelties, broken treaties
oppressive LEGISLATION repeated cobh'esuon' ana me III
D fictiou Of suf-rinxs Of every kiDo.
Rsssrs5 That ths almost unam,d men OF o. By the
desperate in the coun-s Of Nieklo~ ana wexford
gave undeDisbls proof that ned ireland win hfn
alliance on the protection of Divine Providence, IL sbls
10 qusr and msnt.in herself asa Free aud Independent
RSsoped That country which for ss., has fought the
battle. Other tyr.n acquired for her territory ana glory
and fu nisbed them with prime ministers SEQ oonl
msndersin-Chief, Of whom they are Justly PROUD esn
/ never u ant sfs ssm, or soldiers
/ Rssolv<d That an island, with population Of eiEh
millions, Of established character for courage s las
though % constitute nation, and too large to remain
/ province - ~. .
thoush eonyused BY earthquake, when tJrsro treef
her soil DO not doubt but the men OF hea,d Will aS
their duty 10 their country snd The human family,
| Rf,slved That the women Of lrelsnd ardent 10 the
love OF country will sf>erionsey suo cooraxeousy dis
charge whatever and srduous aues may as'o'e tPoi
| them.
Rssolrsd That Committee Ct twen;ytvo be sppoin,.'
- Executive Committee 70 take charge OF matters IL
relation 70 lr.lsrd IN he coming posiuon o. events sne
% take such sccn they usy deem most hitoe Inoe
/ The eircumstkoces, which may disclose ih,use YES
The meeting was eio41sntiy addressed BY Morton Nc
Mieh,el. John W Forney joseph r. CHANDLER willisu
\. Stokes. ant Mr.. Ross
The vest mUttaie dispersed at late hour, with thre
/ hearty cheers for Ireland As = Republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12
Anoiher No-Pnrry Leiter.

The Washington Union Of yesterday pub fishes
the following letter from Gen. Taylor. to a member
Of the Loco.loco STATE Convention Of Kentucky.
Its correctness is certified TO by four gentlemen,
whose statement lie also published. The no party
ism, or rather doublepsrtysm OF this letter does
not need to be pointed out. We have italicized
the principal passage.
BtTos PoUsE L. Feb {, l348.
DFAR sra letter Of l2th ut Ia relation 20 me
nsxt Cbi- Magsrss Of the country mas JUST rehchsd M
u reply TO which have state, 50 FAR - am concerned
haze Dot changed the position hrst occ1pe1, as re-
gsrd, nv being candidate for thai high otee Az the
s time such has been the Ind cations OIL peope r.
re.pe tvs Of party -glnesd by large meensa msny
oths States favor my being cAnd1str Tor the once
in question, 20 Justify me- Without departing rom me
course have m4fkef out 70 purus 10 Geoept nomna
ton from VIBari ConresfOn should such be hetd J0r
The Pred,ney from fas iig Democrat Or from eo
should tAsv lhlhk proper 70 t,ndsr r. trthoat oens
pidsd o. euen coaHdsrng myself So TO Gdvocae me III rs
or opinioni ofsfhrr Acd ssaih repes hsve no sspr-
ston. for civil Zee and on candidate 20 far ~ the
good people the country have made me so snd those
who are not winF vote for me without pledges Tor the
pre.dsney let them cast their votes a. the proper Time
for those who will make them And should ous o. whom
be preferred 10 myself and honored with that high sta
ton II will be neither matter OF disappointment or NOR
thcation 20 ne
With consideration Of high respect snd sItsem, your
obedisnt servant H. iaihOh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12
Thing. I'm philadelphia.
Correspondence q tbe Tribune


PHILADELFHIA. T1ssdsy. April IL.
Both branches Of our Legislature adjourned to
dsy At HARRISBURG sine de For ali The goos they have
done they nisht well never have met The Loco Foeo
Tsiouy 10 the H'use hi. e.oluey set itself AGAINST a
LEGISLATION for the good Of the sts snd the Governor hiss
used the veto 20 the top Of Jesse Millers bent
Patrick Mcdonald hs1 Of his hsnds dresdfuy laeer-
sad this morli0g On hoard the steamer stockton, while
olng the machinery o. the engine.
Ths markets generally, hays become depressed under
the foreign news snd Ia very unsettled ss'e For
Flour there dsulnd Tor city ~ IS Wheat 10
s,ace aud Peuutyys1si seng slowly - l35GlaIt efs
for red aud white Cru j. worth a. 70 81 or vhts and
yellow Corr meal SSH Rye hour - sIt Ssles Penn
syvania Oals a. - ani the demand good WHISKY IN
bbs ~. 3 demand dali PrOvi.ors quiet; ssi-s OF
Mes. PORK At - 87t620. end PriH1- A. 80 So In bacon
ana Picked M-ss nothing doing Cotton tending down,
with u 80 bales 50 dec ss4s 800 hh - Cuba
sugar a. a. aua 30 b4ss no Coffee A. &c on Tune
SALEs - srOcES-FUsf Board and Afer-e3 $50 state
SIS 7si IS 900 do Commsreisl beat; 5.i sloo IL.
hish 6. o.; 81 Oo0 az Sc, h. 90 Bans, - .
Penn 10, Co b5 95 s54 Oo0 safe S. c. 81 esoo VII
mil son e.. 90; l55 State S. 73i. 1000 Wilmington &C.
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