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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-16
q. WILLIAMsBURGn PROPKRTY

a.. very low-One story and attie house Ia Leon
A 8 feet BY i0o, house p feet BY 30, nearly
new containing ro0ms-price 81 ,lelonr hundred csn
remain on nortgsKs 50 ons tw0-story and attic
hons. with kitchen and two lots d ground, corner
o. Even snd Ainsse uear the gothie church. Inquire
III ID MANJER, corner Of Grand and FOURTH Sta VIII
h. ~,.b,,rL ma ins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-16

40 Winter Arrangement. To commence
Friday, October ], lsf7. Leave
Paterson DEPor. NEw-YoRK
O'Clock, A. M. 81 O'Clock, A. N
1T o'clock, A. M. III O'Clock, p. NJ
O'clock, P. III. AZ O'CLOCK, y. h.
ON SUNDAYS.
Lesves Paterson Dep6ts ct New-YoTk ct
o'clock, A. NJ u O'Clock, A. M.
o'clock, z. NJ At O'Clock, r. h.
Passengers advised TO DO at the Ferry few minutes
hsfpyafhs houY Of stsrtfux oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-16

t. AT PRIVATE "a Little twost0ry brick
E house sud lease OF lot the south side ofNneteenth
~~ st about $50 feet Yves. Of Fourth.syenue Size Of
house 20 By 81 feet size Of lot % by 100 feet The lease
has six years to ffom the st Of October l8i7 at a
ground reat Of S5 per VIII be sold bsrgan.--
For particulars spply to Al. BLEECKER, Auctioneer,
m " 7 Broad II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-16
- sPI,ENDID FARM In New.Jer,ey for Sale

~ This valuable Farm OF 500 mansion house. farm
houses aud. very extensive Out-buildnzs, ossthei
With good ssvm three good orchards, with every
rey Of fruit together with 1900 peach trees ready 10 act
out and excellent arrangements for sge flock ~ shoe
Is situated IN Bergen County within three miles Of the
Erie Rsirosd and one mile OF tbs Paterson depot
making the Ramspo runs through IT, 40 &c For farther
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-16

60 FOR SALE-A Farm Of ten acres. in the town.
80 ship Of Middetown, ~ J. which good house
barn, and other outbuildipss, large strawberry
Price 600 $3.50 OF which nay remain on sortgsge-
AiioIng rs acres part Of woodland which also
for sale. The premises close landing for sail
ses sud miles from the Report steamboat landing For
farther particulars inquire OF the Editor Of Young Amer
ca, True sun Building mia 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-16

81 Marys COLLEGE Enmi,sbur7; very Rev Dr. Th-bsud
Prest 81 J0hn's College Fordhsm Robt NJ. blackwell
Astoria, Ia : Alfred Lsroque, Esq Montreal Sahs"z-
mi In
STEHNi PAPER MILL For sale a. Auction On
CFrdsy The 3st DAY OF March, a. IL A. NJ al the Ma
chinery together with years lease OF the prem
ses from the first of May next of the Steam Paper hi
situated in Tws ntysixth-st the North River in the
CITY of New-Yorf. The Machinery consists Of forty
borss Steam Engine and Boiler, with all Il, appendices
one Foudrnier Paper Making Machine 6Z inches vice
cIh stsqn dye y 5s With steam DRYER
by How Goddard five Ras Engines carry lng % pounos
~ ~ Nh NJ a.. ,hs nssesssrv rschinary for one OF
the size full inventory will be exhibited on the day OF
sale The whole is in order for ia mediate use mas been
concern Terms Of paymentl0 per cent cash on the cay
sale 20 per cent in thirty days and the balance in
ton. appiy to MOORE 4 LEGGETT, sol Pearl ct.
The Machinery msy by examined daily after the 20th
rom Q TO II A NJ mlo,l3,l6 1871 ,AStds
DOGGY HILL MINING and Manufacturing Com.
IL psny-Ai meeting the Board Of Directors hold a.
Camden N j. the l7h February, rst assessment Of
csnt.l stock Of said Company was levied, and notice
thereof ordered TO be given 10 the ekhoder ageesoy
notice hereby gven that all stock on which
the said Of Ffy Cents per share shall remain
unpaid the Gath of March lsis viii be forfeited 2 tho
gna assessment of Twenty five cents per share their
evidences Of ownership will receive credit for the same
on the present assessment. HUGH CRAIG President
DAVID C. SgERsETr, Treasurer PIT.
r- The Treasurer win attend at the Compsny's office.
Philadelphia, kinFd 81 one olol pcioN Nhsnut' 'h
each Monday Wednesday and fday, TO receive assess
,nan,. snA i.sue certi6cxte, Of stock 23f sos
a LEXANDER's TRICOBAPHE-A new and
Avsusbe discovery being liquid dye which instAna-
neousy changes the color Of the haI 70 beautiful brown
black without Injury TO hair or skin The great supe
riorty Of this dye In is easy mode Of application
sud instantaneous esoa other dyes requiring from ten
10 twelve produce any change It's superior
cellence will be apparent to every upon single APP
pcaton As this article rests merit not on qusekery
offer evidence Of s exceleney that upward Of NJ
thousand boxes have been sold OF Asxsndes Troo
baphe since its invention.
FOR sale by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists. 100 Fulton
st. corner Of william; ii. johnson, rs Broadway A L.
Wirship, II East Broadway Rushton Co. Thomas
Maxwell, and johnson, Moore Taylor NewYork and by
tine agents for the United States X. g. Wright,
Philadelphia. l9t I'm
MATER N0TICE.-Sesled proposals sill be-
w ceivet this Office until the 10Th Inst p NJ fcr the
letting Of Water TO supply shipping for the term OF three
years from lot April proximo Contractors 10 the
ter from the hydraats placed the bukhesd OF the
whaIvss and to keep them In good order and repair
A ..rAno r,.II na in H. I'll
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- GzsHzBzfH1ALBANY 81 SCHENECTADY
- yRAILROAD COMPANY-Msrebsu.
disc will be received by the above
Company - Albany and transported 10 Buffalo and inter-
mediate places by railroad, and after let OF Nove-
ber proximo. Printed Lists Of Prices, 10 may be had
application 70 ISAAC NEWTON, IA Greenwch-st or u
Livingston Wells's Express Office, 10 Wsll-st N. "
AL Communications in relation to freight matters Il Al.
barry must be addressed TO +. FOSTER, Jr seey.
Albany, October %, 1871. go IT,
Eew-9ork Journal Of Commerce will please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

VoyrYorz AMI New England Deic-afes mat enoeIeu
him TIE south did not JON m 'ne cneef-, N1en 'i.
other party rose H. stated that h Wa not AFRAID OF
absorbing the whole 10 Mexico.
be was followed by Mr Bogce '1c ieii 'raIt , lti-
man. in a hi-l-n r0ucLf picture 90 bcui --Ia'5
Tne Commute on Credentials then appeared Re-
ported In pa-t and asked leave 90 20 sam ~ 'le
Nsv-loEk case
dlsr.--.an arose on the south Carolina Delegate
u appears thar there s huf one uer5a.e present Nlo
was appointed IS ma-s meeting ne-l % e-e % ,.e
town u thar state some cain ior nm ihc r-li %
cast the q votes VI the -f-c.
ecene Of great confusion here ensuet Han a dozen
point. of order sprung up and several members were
On the ioor af -Lc came Tune
Mr Reedy ot Pl here -ad The COMMITTEE oi 'f-ln
izsfou were ready % report the names ~ ocef' 'f
the Convention.
They were announced as folow-, with but very liant
applause Published yesterday morning by telegraph
I'D
Ne-.r. Greene of 1,a-s M-Crli.ess ~ Pa anil
hermann oi Texas were lppo.n-cd COMMITTEE io in
form 'ir stevenson oi bis appointment ~ I-e- ie-i
They soon returned and reported thar ihft coilI lof
rad l.m they would report farther io morrow. pm
th- rhe Courer-la % about O. O'Clock, ad burned '-
~. -,..--o-- r-,..---u- .-q O'clock HfC.wtTEU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24
EVENING SESSION

The Convention reassembled at p. NJ. Mr..
CAMMANDER was allowed to cast the whole 9 votes
for South Carolina, being the only Delegate from
that State. The report on Credentials was then
received and laid on the table.
A resolution was offered allowing two members
Of each of the contestins parties to address the
Convention tomorrow before the final decision,
and pending a discussion on this question the
Convention adjourned TIL O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
During the afternoon, which was mostly occu-
pied with undressing speeches concerning the
rival contestants from New-York, great crowds
were gathered outside the Church, and sundry
stump speeches were made
Since the adoption of the two-thlrds rule many
think CAssS chances for the nomination are grow
ing less, while BUCHANAN'S are Frightening some
what IL is understood that the Louisiana Dele
cation will vote for CAsS on the first two ballots,
and for BUCHANAN aiterward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24
The Loco-Poco National Convention.

II viii be seen by reference 70 our IeIesraphic
Dispatch, that this body has adopted the Two
Thirds Rulc-the same which hoored the sage
Of Underwood in the Convention four years
ago; and il is supposed by many that its
adoption now is intended TO run General CAS-
Oh the track. We shall soon see whether II
will have that eject The contested seats from
New.York have not yet been decided but the
Committee has reported two TO one in favor OF the
Hunkers. aud the question will probably be decid-
cd IN their favor to-day.
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Nursery Buiidins.-Rsudnn,. leland ~ :

The four remaining buildings compose the Hosrrru
department q the establishment they consis, Of ~,
large .ptai.. one smaller building i0- a. kitchen. "A
one for id.o,. The hospitals stand in front. i,-
f.s, arar' ami tie building for ktcheni. placed nh.
gear between these. ihc IDIOTS dwelling being .t q,
ihcr ir the rear ~ Pie kitchen This hospital ktche.
% by Cd feet anil two stories high arranged and f,,,
with cooking ani washing apparatus OF the came &.
-crq,ol ls In thc larger kitchen shove referred % b,
Of smaller op8c.iy The two hospitals are prcsle,,
alike being each % by CD feet and three siones Asa
having vcraniah. feet wiic on both sides of each sur
nc,o.ei with glass D. each of the Two lower ster.,
there arc Two wards or rooms 6 by 30 fret opennz,,
each end on che scranla. and n the tlrd story A.,
fher wrrd 20 by 90 feet. aso opening the voranis,
n The fst story Zone building The ply cu.. g..
and Err nc other building thc nisrrons Nicaou ,her.t
al.o IN each fr-. story tc same d. p'ou O.. b.,f,,
anrarafas as fro the chilren's dwelling. and in iiss,,
tier .o tie Ordinary blihns rub sai apparatus ian.
second ..ory are apartments aiso f0r 'hs accon.s.,
ton of che physician. and nurses. These huldms.r.
also warmed AMI ventilated 81. lo.o before d, .cra
TIL. zenith bui.dn, D. termed te Ioiors DgrLlns
nt21ly.. IS feet aud $50 stories h.sa divided l,o M,
room, on each aoo-. and htao lights of star lon.
irs $50 distinct suit. 81 apartments ior males sa8t
,nsl,.-,h, first stor rooms being used s.ua,
rooms and the other. as dormitorcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

Mr.. MApisoys PAPERs.-There is a lady in
Washington. the widow OF the illustrlous Madi-
SON whom we would like on his account to respect
but on her own we cannot. Some years ago, she
made a sale Of her deceased husbands papers to
the Government for $4,000, and pocketed the
cash while Uncle Sam (easy fool! gave away the
copyright he had just paid so roundly for to a
couple ofExccuiye ackals who were enabled to make
a handsome penny of IL eve believe Uncle paid them
roundly for sterco,ypng the work and for printing of
good edition for his hopeful boys who had their fists
In his pocket and then gave away the plates copyright
and all but Of this we are not certan) However Mrs
Madison appears 10 be in of change again. though
she has sold OF sundry sable sisters meantime into
Louisiana cane brakes now che comes back upon
Congress with more Madison manuscripts and wants
another 10000 or so; and the House generous iel
lows have voted to pay it, We certainly thought,
when the first purchase made. that Congress was
buying the whole and we do most earnestly hope that
this bill may not pass the Senate II Congress is in the
humor and in funds to buy any manuscripts relating TO
the eventl era of the formation Of the Federal Const
tuition why not take first those of Alexander Hamilton
a far greater man than Madison, more consistent
Statesman and who had more TO do with framing our
Constitution and starting the Government under ii p
He never received anything ike 100000 for eight
wears public service as Mr. Madison did none II hs
manuscripts (Which are extensive and velusble) have
been bought by the Government; and his estmable
widow still lives al very advanced age and in strSten
ed circumstances Though that s no for buying
the Hamilton Manuscripts unless they are wen worth
it, We insist that these should be bought FIRST if either
are and If Congress decides otherwise, it will show
that Justice and public good of less account in the
Capitol than presence in Washington and personal i'm
portuniiy.
p s. We are told that this Madison bill has already
passed the Senate that the money gone beyond
eovery Wen; 1t is worth something to have freed our
mind with regard 10 it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

SOVTH CAROLINA AND THE BALTIMORE Con
vENrIoNIhe Charleston Mercury OF the 2Oth contains
an elaborate editorial in the OF which il dc
nounecs the appointment OF Gen. CoNNANDER Of
Georgetown as "a Delegate 10 the Loco National Con
venion as Illegal and farther asseverstes that the Gen
erals only authority Delegate IS derived from the
aouon OF a single parish meeting held At Georgetown,
which had right 20 dictate TO the remaining six Dis
tr.cts composing the lyh Congressional District The
Mercury refused to support either Lewis Cass John
Dix, David wilmot Marcus Morton, Hannibal Hauihn,
any other Barnburner Abolition equvocatin; be-
trayer Of the rights and welfare Of the slave States
The MsroIy finally comes 70 the conclusion that the
Republicans Of the South" wi. be driven 20 the sup
port Of Gen. TAYLOR ii they 60 for LocoFooo, he
must either be Polk, Woodbury. Dallas, McLsne Han.
negan Oaitman, Gen w. o. Butler, or any not yet
named good and true man, North or south The Me-.
cary Says Mr.. Calhoun l. not candidate This eNplg
nation OF the position OF the South Carolina DELEGATE
who hiss nnc votes a, his Command has quite an npor.
tent bearing upon the support which this STATE nav
give Presidential candidate.
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AFTERNOoN sEssIoN. - ~


Tie Convention reassembled az O'Clock. \
motion was adopted appointing a Committee Of one
from each Delegation with the exception Of New.YoFk,
TO report the names Of permanent officers for the Con
venii0n.
motion was here made 10 dioarn but was strongly
voted down
Loud cries were then made for Mr. Senator Hanne-
gan. 70 which he responded Rising IN The middle Of
the NewYork Delegates he stated thai be would plant
himself on the compromise Line between the barn1urn
crs and HUnkers. Cheers, and cries Of Take .he
stand
M Hannegan then took The platform and made a
short sueecn. Hc wanted cannon On each side Oi the
church 70 hail the nominations VITA ganpowdsr
Priestriddcn and Monarchy ridden Europe was follow
inc tn example OF the youngest daughter OF the earth
We are now twenrv nine states a yoire cried cut
thrty'O Yes. thirty Tor Wisconsin i here to-day
Others would come IN. too, New Mexico. Cantor
MA and Oregon yes. lost Oregon said b. (Which Was
received with cheers VIII soon JOIN US "a voice luca-
tan D No, said Mr. Hannesan but FISHER p-0F.n'e
may soon come Cuba Chs was received with loud
cheers may be. TOO, Jama-ca lCleers)
tie concluded by cXh0rtn- the two coutenIin7 sec
tons from NewlOrk % bury their fe-ds and swear on
the altar OF their country % be true q her best inter
csts he ssid he saw his friend Mr. Nanccy o, AlL
who M ht probably have something % say better than
ne could ia his present state u feeling.
MI lanoey then took the stand and talked Of De
mocracy claiming ior i the victories won IN AeXico
when be knows that LocoF 0co.sm b. nov pcrsc-tlu-
TIE very Generals Who won these victories Tie ssl4
Americans dad not know when they were whipped AMI
some Of them refused % dc when thev we're norrs-
wounded. lie concluded by telling an Irish storv-n5r
very farterin- % the feelings Of an lr.shman Amid
tae laushtar which u created. he resumed his seat
Gen Houston was next called lie was received
with three cheers ! noticed, however, that it was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

TENNEssEE.-The Mobile Whig Of the 10Th in
sisis that the entire vote OF that State ualess the
LIST and lid Districts prove exceptions as we
trust they viii viii be cast for Gen. Taylor. The
grounds On which il claims Hon. G. 4. Henry Of
the IXth District for Taylor are very slight indeed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

Loco-Foco HARNoNY.--The Philadelphia Nacs
has the following dispatch: BALTIMORE, May p
There WIS re yUlaT row in the Pennsylvania deless.
Ton this morning on admitting Cameron a substitute.
Sendcrson offered resolution declaring h.m nc demo
craft upon which be spoke al length Judge Thompson
defending him Cameron admitted. however, san
dcrsoa and strickland voting against ham IL is
tin ihGt Pennsylvania North Carolina NswJersey Ala.
bsas Iowa and probably Virginia. viii vote for Blu.
Oh the hrs tiot but SUI he stands no chance
The chances for Dallas worse Tie BaFnburners
are talking OF seeding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

PErESSBURG Tuesday May %
The daily special Express for the New- York Tn
baac has arrived with New Orleans dates 10 the
18th inst
Gen. Quitmsn was received with great epthusi-
asm on the It'll inst at Jackson. Miss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

\ NEW ATC,rYEVr.-Ihc people n Euc. "a
arc c-rtrin'y peculiar m thcir sabbath employing,
all the G1,-ffl of thar village saNs oi tarm tc tue
give. al. reason why fle West 30 telegraph does -
onersfr on fhc western Inc rhc itc, ilat come sr.
es comps are in ;he hsb.t of g--ng 1.t-d' the ~
.rauiic wire cnd swinging on 5, uurl they break
v,.n hey t.C the iNo sul. al thr Okcliy ire. At.
rnpl catons ~ b0'tfr7 somewhat more potent IA,
ann which -al,ani.in may be- applied would hivs
wonderful tendency IN arrcs-ng his evil
Albany Argus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

SASDss sAssAPAsILLAAs the budding Of the trees, ns
shooting Of the tender grass and the opening OF the eOwsu
and blossoms chasacerze Spring a OF renovsta
80 do the falling leaf the wiiheIing herb and the dismacg
ofihe whole vegetable creation stamp Winter a seasOsd
paralysis AM temporary decay. Nor Is nsensak
these inauences and he sleep ike plant sA
tie Winter months be vii act wisely prepare hs syser
Tor The fiopor By resort 10 some nv goratngPr
parahon az is commencement The combined lone, 40
septic and moderately spenen properties Of SASDss sls
PARILLA indicate Il as an appropriate preparation 0 =
purpose. rs prevention : better than cure recc1ns~
al who have pre-dispcsnon, hereditary or oherv1sSS
ulccrOas or eupage diseases, to 20 through course
medicine Al least every spnng ard Fall
Prepared AMI sod. wholesale and retail, by A bkE
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton. corner 1--WE
s. Z7J Broadway, and u East Broadway. Newly 0rA -
also by Druggists generally throughout tho United 49,
Fnce 81 per bottle, Or sX bottles lor -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

SENTENCE Oh DR. SALIsgURY.-Dr. Salisbury OF
jamestown Chaaiauque County, whose conviction az
Rochester for counterfeng we noticed the other da
has been sentenced 10 years Imprisonment in the
Ien'Ientary a Auburn Charles T. Jefcrds an accom-.
pllee Of Dr. Salisbury, plead guilty and was sent 10
s.ate frl.cn Tor one year: Two others who turned
states evidence, were discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

70 Me,srs Goupn, yiberi Co. respectfully beg 10 N
form the public thai the Exhibition OF Works OF A-incnt
ing original paintings by scHEFgER, DELARocHE. CorRf'
Sc; also BRocHART's crayon paniings-is open
DO Broadway Laiarge buildings. Doors open from AN
until 10 PM Adlniuance D cents. myAT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

TIE EDGEcoMBE MURDER.-The KeHHejec jour
na says that Mr. Pnkhan has kept his family on bread
snd water Tor nearly year that he time killed
60" and soaked ne meat IN an infusion Of oaE bark
before sailing T. Ihs was the only meat he would
allow them to eat he killed flock Of sheep and o.ered
them up sacrifice; and occasionally took his family
some distance % spring where he washed them al in
SoH water 70 prepare Tor the ascension. Ills insanity
lah become 80 evident 70 his neighbor that they We're
apOt taking measures % have him put IN the hospital
when he antlcLpaied Them BIZ bis horr.d work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

CARPETs.-Who wishes 20 buy cheap Carpetngs, Floor
OIL Cloths. Rugs and Shades This the season, ard oil
want buy cheap Therefore, recommend our fdencs
% M HIRAM AN0ERsOSs. - Bowery The cheapest Car
PET Establishment the United saie.-ess by D per
than any other Store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

RIcHELIEu DnxoyD. PorxrsD PEss.-These are BY far
TIE best aid cheapest pen. in The points are VIZ
rinied 70 last years Made aad sold by b l. WATSON
Co. IS Wasf who have good pens every description
wholesale and retail at the lowest prees Also FocGis1
Attachments simple invention, which Gun be ADJUSTED %
any pen for IS cents With the attachment an entire page
may be- written without renew 'ug The ink.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

DR CHsisrIE's GALyAsIc AsD MAGNETIC CuRAuvEs-
Tie extraordinary celebrity and success Of these wonderful
articles n tie " NERVOUS DISEASES Is gen
orally Acknowledged that father oommendaou snneces
say The public should be guarded against 1aou i~''a'
'oa' as the genuine articles only be obtained u New
York, Of the proprietor
my2O u 4 H. CHRISTIE MD 1872 Broadway
Explanatory pamphlets ana testimonials 10 be bad grams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

~ New JERSEY Wing State Convention at
Trenton to-day, choose Delegates to the National
Convention. There will probably be fuller rep
resentation OF the townships than ever before.
We cannot doubt that the friends of Henry CLAY
will largely preponderate.