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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06
For School Commssionsr--J ERFMlAH L. KNAPP.
For 1rEsfcct
CHARLES p. OSBORN JOHN b MANCHESTER

For InsptcfOr-BENEDlCT LEWlS,Jr
The following resolutions were offered aud adopted
Resolved That in presenting the name of AARON Cni
CHESTER for Alderman, we have person who well
known to the Electors of thia Ward and to The citizens
at he ia good citizen aud promising Whig
tradesman aud worthy OF the support Of his crait,
tradesmen and mechanics In general do therefore re
nd him TO the support Of every voter in the Ward
R,sote1 That CHARLES X TAYLOR, The nominee for A.
sistant is no less worthy known generally esteemed
Ror many wears he has been hard working Wins OF the
Ward he is amply qualified for the place assigned hin
and II successful we have fears that any fault Will be
found Ia him in the performance OF its important duties
Rrsol1sd That CHARLES A. STUART and WILLIAM
ScH,ScK as Assessors we do in firm aud honest belief
consider the best that could be selected for the In
teIest Of tax payers. 49,, -
Resored That thanks Of this meeting be rendered
TO the Nomin ang Committee for their untring exeIons
and Industry in our behalf .
R,solr,d That the Ward Committee be requested 10
call meeting OF the Electors Of his Ward 10 be held a.
the Broadway House Saturday next, 9Th instant st u
O'Clock. IL. /, -A,t-I.a l..
Resored That the above proceedings be published 10
The Tribune and Express ,,,,,
The meeting was aby and eloquenty addressed By Jo
seph r. TAYLOR John B. Manchester and others 1t then
Adorned by giving hree cheers for the whole ticket
RODERICK MORRISON, Chairman
CHsRLEs !. OSBORN, Secretaries. .s
IyNVt KNAPP. 40
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REAL ESTATE.


- FOR sALR-Ths story brown stoos house
situated the south side Of Eighteenth Of between
Irving place and tho Foufthaysnue; n 10 the ssst
erly Of four houses Of the character lt erected
gee Croton fixtures In every story hotar funscs,
satuary snd Sienna marble msntsls, &c Nc The plumb
has done days wok 10 the best aod most sub
ssntisl manner. Dimensions Is by so feet Apply TO
a6 lv' A. ARNOLD co. So Csnai-st.
- FOK SALE CREAP-A neat well finished 2.
hood within minutes walk Of the ferries Onebslf
the purchase money remain mortgage for term Of
years Apply the premises North Seyenths between
second and Third, Wiliismsbursh IS 81
- TO LET OR FOR sALE-At HObohsn three
By brick houses within three minutes walk Of tho
- ferry The above will be found among tho most de-
srsbs residences the vicinity Of Ne YORK For srs.
&c. inquire at the ferry landing, Hobohen,
s6 lw- w w. SdIPPEh
- TO LET. from lst Of May, bali Of two story and
the first floor with folding doors bsek basement,
two attic and half OF counter cellar. Rent ee0.
NB. line Of stages pass,s the door Inquire ~ lls
Norfok.st z6 81.
- WANTED-Por small school 10 the vicio,ty Of
- Broadway, between Fourth snd fourteenth sn two
- rooms pniesting BY folding doos or part Of
house containing rooms as above Address A. "a u Box
1854 eli lw.
- PART or A HOUSE WANTED-By q gsntssi
family Of two grown persons consist o. two
sod bedroom oestoo below Cs1.l st. on tns wsN
d3e-rent $50 Address box $40 Post Ofhcs. ss IL
81 house 10 Abingdon Place, Troy.st near two stays
routes. Ioqars of 3 HAlNES, IS ChsIles-st before
10 O'clock A NJ or after 2P ~ 6lw'
- To LET-st the low rent Of sSoo-boese ~ bow
III ard st. third OF Broadway Iuqaire 81 ~ Sec
Aondst. - &c.
=. As GOLD.sT.-To Lst-stors and apps, foors
ss IN boild,ns IS Gold tossher or separate Inquire
J ~ q az 4isa
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- FOR sALE-A small farm 10 the tosn Of Green
bursh, WeUehsssr Coabty. beautifully loesisd on
@ths Saw mill River Ios1 ard the crsss road leading
FINN Dohb. P-rrv 70 White Pisns eonssss 81 Is
of arst quality 81 land, well fncs6 and beautiful
houss cottage built, pisrzs hIee sides, and store
built By dsys WORKS ysars tbis sprips
Aso large barn. and stream OF wafer running thrnsb
III csnsrs Of the premises snd well 10 front Of the door
- spout one acre OF Least grove q miles rcm tks
ety snd "A mies from Dobes Ferry, where STEAMBOATS,
lard four times dsy ana three quarters Of mite from
How snds miis ard we'll situated for any kind Of bus
% a. or private resdeues For father particulars
Of ABM STORM, near the pssuisss. or Of w. STORM,
. Hsnniltoa-a Y. 30 L.
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SCHOOLS.
UyE>UrRo.RDI>G sCUOoI

JUVENILE BOARDING SCHOOL The Prinsi-
pal OF the lrvIug Institute impressed with the impor
Of better early training Of the young h1 deten
"a 10 establish 10 connection with hs institution, JUvs
nile Department smbrs.e class Of pupils between
ana niae years Of sgs They will BE- under the
charge OF Madam. whose experience and tstterns es
moni As ente Der 10 the entire confidence OF patrons
She will devote herself exclusively to the interests OF her
pupils accompanying them 10 their walks watching them
10 their suu.ements presiding at their meals sssidu
cusivstng their ors feenss aud caring for them IN eN
cry respect Their school room entirely distinct from
the other departments and their sleeping room IL eou
nodious apartment that Of their tesche They
dsy and will enjoy ADVANTAGES for the hssthfu develop
Of their mental physical ard moral powers, very
rarely offered 10 this class Of pupils The prinei
pal will supernt-nd their education and concern hiuse
for their well being sverythins communicating twice
m0nh with their parents. 20 keep them advised Of their
health. happiness. and promise
The attention Of parents guardian. respectfully In
vted the pamphlet circular Of he institute for ihs
% obtained At CLARK AUSTtNS. 2l5 b oad~sy, y
Y, orofWM NJ. ?. LYON, An. Principal. rsrrytoun.
tugaf4
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rS- Fourteenth Ward.--At large aud enthusiastic
NEE ting OF the Democratic Whe Electors held pursuant
TO notice the Broadway House Wednesday evenin
April B. 48 for the purpose OF receiving the report he
Nominating Committee for Charter Officers &c. RODE
RICK n MORRISON was called 10 the Chair, and CH,s
OssosN aud LEWIS X. KNAPP appointed Secre-
taries
The Nominating Committee by their chairman John
Manchester presented the following ticket which wa
unanimously adopted: -
Fort AUTHORIZATION CHICHESTER
Fer As,tsluat .fideTman-C CHARLES X. TAYLOR.
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TO THR L. %. u.
Il this week, pablistc1
Claude Sloeq, = csf 90
Procianst;on ofthe f--'
r=f.relce 10 the exisiias
Price SIX cents per " -r
paper Areecies, and -
20 IT.
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az The Committee OF FreDchmen appointed 70
receive subscriptions for ths relief Of the widows the
phsns aud the wounded. sufferers BY the Revolution o
February sst having been notified that strangers Amer
cans Italians Swiss Irish and others. DESTROYS Of
partc psog in this piOUs work also that donans had e.
ready been spontaneously enoered BY them hereby give
that al the members Of the Committee, vnOse
follow, authorized 70 receive such donations
which will be publthed with the names o. the donors.
C. De Lsforest Consul Gen. G. Noel q Broadway.
era Of France, u Green BonnaTd, 10 Nassau ST.
vich-t II. Bsb.d, - Nevst
Ssgory 4HauOversquare. J. Pecier So Greenvich-st
P 4 Gerdy l89 Broadway J. b S0uvsnel. 80 John-st
J. DupIe, lG3 Wullsn-st K. Suzer. IT'S Broadway.
II PusEnet, Z Bank II. Lecour, o KOse-st.
G. Harvier, - WlHam-st A ii gier. "a Greenwichs St
n. II. Cogniat,577 roadway. 4. Cor, u do.
& L. schmidt. s.. BoweTy. Roehlipg 3jthst 6th-sv
L. Cartel, u w Broadway. A H-guei, So Peast al p
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FNGRANINGS At WHOLESAL
e. CAMB ART s. CO.
TIE LAST TEST BY FIRE |.

g Bsrners-st Oxf1rd.sL London
81 Rue AUmare, Paris
247 Broadway, New-York
as iwis z ANTHONY. Agent. 247 BroAiwsl
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Gas EIYTuREs AND LAMP UNSATISFACTORY

GAS FIXTURES AND LAMP MANUFACrORY.
u-Archer 4 Warner, ll9 Chesnutst Philadep hia Pa
manufacture every description Of Gas Fixtures and Burn
ers Brackets Pendants, Chandeliers &c. e.; Also, Ar
chers celebrated sosr Lard Lamp, tpatentsd June 49,
l842 and every description Of Candelsbras GiTandoss
bouquets. SO &c. Lamps fixtures made 10 order for
churches halls sh ps steamboats, &c. &c. Being extern
svely engaged In the above business we are enabed 70
furnish every article in line Of the best quality and
finish very reduced prices Orders promptly executed
as 2awSm ARCHER & WARNER lls Chesnut't.
CHEAPEST STORES IN THE Cirl-2oo
- BOweTy aud l64t futOn-stThe subscribers, deter
mined establish the above fact will offer the following
articles wholesale and retail, az prices % per cent love-
than any other establishment in the city French and
American Psper Hausings aud Window shades suiao .
for paors bedrooms halls stores &c Window Cornices
Pins Bands Lace and Embroidered Curtains, DfsPery
Muslin also manufacturers of Galvanized spring, pure
hair and other Mattresses. Resther Beds Pillows, &c,
with every article In the Dhostery line.
A NJ A r DAWES UphoIuerers,
as I'm 1914 FuiOu-st. and 40 bDHtry
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
MARINE JOURN AL

NsfATrKR ALsANAc..--.-TH TINS DAT.
THE Sun. Thh MON fOLl -
la. $ s7 sets IS - Mora. . So Evsu...ll 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

Posi- OFFICE, NEW-YOEK, April s, 1872
70 Steamer United states from New York for Lv-
efpOoLetes gi be received az this Office for the above
steamer. until II o'clock VI. Saturday, the 9Th inst
The freight all letters the above steamer BY an
with her consgnees will be . cents for letters
weighing half less and 25 cents for each adj
tioDsl half ounce. Papers cents each, and prepaid
A6 81 ROBERT IA. MORRIS, L. NJ
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r,y- Ei0eeptb Ward-At meeting Of the Wings Of
his W.rd held At Constitution Hail. 20 choose Delegate.
10 the Foprth Judicial District Convention, WILLIAM
"a RELI MAS appointed Chairman. aud y. Ii. l.. WARD
Secretary The following gsntlemen we're chosen oy DIAL
lot, 20 vii: ., ~
Henry r Davies Edw'd Miniurn. ). L. H. Ward,
A. Brown, T. Dslahe ID smith, Johh T. hOhe'
John LaOr.
with power to I'll vacancies. ,,-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

% CITY AND SUBURBAN GARDESS-Mrs
DVIRTUE. widow Of the late Jss Virtue bess re-
spectfay 70 10 the patrons Of her late hns
band that she will continue the business formerly and
use renewed exerions rive ssfsfsciion shs has
cured the serviess Of Mr. Maxwell experienced Scotch
Gardener and Florist who has bad several years expert
sncs n this country In every department OF Hocuture
Box sns furnished snd planted sbfptbery and Herbs
csous Plants Of all Dsbss from the Messs Thor
burn collection ct Astoria Roses Of eli sorts running 90
andsrds Grape Vines Fruit Trses Of every sort also
Espsss trained in the most careful manner and
unable ter ps both for the labor and stock furnshed
Orders left at Messrs }. NJ. Thorbura Co IS John
~bsrs box lie plsced) will meet prompt smsnos ard
no pains spared 10 the appreciation u these who sy
sycr her With their commands Gardens kept in order BY
the season and grounds laid and cropped on tho
most approved modern principles, sad On vey fnedersss
terms when the lob 10 large. 81 lwis'
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-T33f5sDFN
CHARLES A. STUART, WILLIAM r.. sCHENCK
For CeBsiabies.
WHITLoCK VAN DUsER, GEORGE MAWBY
Dust. For inspectors 81 ht.cf,on. .-
1 DAVID SHFRW GOD, 4..WM : MORFMUS.
LEWIS r. KNAPP, CHEST H. SIRAlGHT
. MARTIN BFNEDICT, B. WALTER WELSH,
JAMES l. FRANCIS, HENRY &. CblIaDS.
g. John ORMONp,
JAMES M HUNTER. - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

~ GeutIemen's Iiais.-Spring Stvls.-BIRD, cor
ner Pine and Nassau sts-Gentlemens Hats OF the
pattern are now ready for inspection and sale.
The principal feature Of the style consists In
tip which, together with graceful outline of side
crown and set Of brm, renders 1t shape Of peculiar
elegance and taste. BIRD,
al ToThSSlmis' ooroer Pine and Nassau ss.
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Y
sG lOtF do Egg ; 80, screened aud deliver
e from the yard Tenth-avenue and Twentysix
TlNUTfIE LEGAL PROFESSION "A we'll read
4 lawyer Of middle who has devoted bis attention
exclusively chamber business and who has had the
general uperntendence Of large practice in this city Tor
many Years wishes 10 form connection with some gen
emsn of the profession. who IL "a good practice, ana
whose duties render II desirable TO him % be re-
eved Of labor Of preparing plesiings. briefs snd
office business generally line addressed to 7. T C.
az this otirs will meal with attention A54tiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

~. Fourtcenth Ward-At meeting Of the Whis'
~ this Wero held at the Broadway House, on Wednes
dav evening 5h at "a o'clock for the pqrpsse OF
pointing Delegates to the Second JUDICIAL o'e' 70"
On motion, RoDERiCK N. MORRISON, Esq. wa
ON motion a retiring Committee was selected 20 nom
sunble candidates for Dele 10 act accordingly
who reported the following names
Inhn ormond Rod'k n Morrison Wm. n Schenek:
Chss r. O,born, JnoB Manchester, Benedict LewisJl
Lswis K. Knapp.
On motion, the meeting adjourned. -
Iouy OpvoSp Sscrstary AZ II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

~ Eight eentb Ward.-Ths Whif Electors o. Ins
Fishteenth Ward requested to assemble 'ns os
u.S Hotsl corner Ct Twenty ioUrth-st ana IhId,
90 Fdav evening 7h April Inst at eelocs 70 ecslvs
the report OF CoDDitee appointed TO 6oinss
~ AMBROSE C. KlNGsLANp enc.
O. X WAITE, sec'y.
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ryr sixteenth Ward-At a meeting OF the Whls
Electors OF this Ware called for The purpose OF receiving
and acting upon the report Of the Ward Charter Conven
ton ard also to elect Delegates from the Ward TO the
District Convention, called TO nominate suitable persons
Tor the offices OF Justice aud Police Justice OF the SIKH
District JOHN DELAMATER Esq was called 70 the
Chair and GEoRGE CLASH appointed Secretary The to
lowing gentlemen then duly elected Delegates to the
District Convention -, -,
John Deams,eT, William Dodd. Benz G Wandeh
Willis Hall, Alex serTln, Moses JACKSON,
William Turner
The Report Of the Ward Charter Convention was then
re-, and adopted. nomnsting the following persons
For 4ideTmaH-WASHlNGTON SMITH.
For Asst. lSiderman-WlLLLAM TURNER
Fer Asssssors - ,o,r,,,
CHARLES P. EDWARDS, HENRY I. JoLLiE.
For Coasfablss
CORNL's. X CHICHESTER, MARTIN FlsChEh-
Dist, For iyPrc'ofS OF hnea'cn, ,,r,ptrr
- IOsEpH ROGERS HENRY T PEARCE,
? PIcH'D WINTHROP, sc. 4. LEETE,
p VAN lDERsrlSE, FRANKLIN GkEot.
z THOs CUMMINGS. Jr
Ii HILL WHEELER ,,.,.o,,
E'er School C0mmtsstonsr-WlLLlAM DANlsON.
For rrustss-GEoRGE CLtRk
Por Ia.pecfor-JOHN DELAMATER
JOHN DELAMATER, Chairman.
GsosGs CLARK, Secretary 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

MoereAcE sALE on FUsNIrVRF, &c. eOnsstIog Of bus
s.as beds;esds beds bscdns chairs, table, lamps a.
,.bes Ching chairs counles oyster stsnd iqaof cssks
oipe. ar csss bbls 2guns eoeks oos ssss-s
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-13

MARRIED-On Thursday evening last, by
Elder Fisher, Mr.. WIN. p. ADAMS, to Miss GYM
rHlA ANN, daughter of James L. Page, Esq, all
of this county
o. We hope the fondest dreams of the above
young couple may be more than reali zed, in the
long voyage they have set their sails for.
I'm Glasgow, on the 9th ut., by Rev. c. D.
Simpson, M. MARTIN Zorz. of Innsbruck, in Ty.
ro, to Miss SUSAN MARTHA, eldest daughter Of
the late Judge John P. Morris.
On the evening of the 4th inst, by Rev.
Thomas F ristoe, JAMES B. FoRB1s. Of Cha riton
county. to Miss MARY JANE, daughter Of Peyton
Hurt of this county.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-13

Tns PRssIDENcY.--Some Of our cotem.
poraries are very much disposed to &c, up
quarrel ON the subjec, of the Presidency.
These quarrels never do much good, and
particularly are they useless with Us, now,
as II is but few weeks until the National
Convention meets, when some one will be
nominated, and as far as possible, we should
be in position to give the nominee full
and cordial support. There is surely plen.
~ of room for quarreling with the locofo-
cos, if quarreling is the only thing thai. will
satisfy them, and we therefore recommend
them to give vent TO their quarreling hu.
mors in that direction.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-13
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHIsGToA, May 5th.
The Senate was assembled as usual. Mr.. Atch.
ison OF Missouri, from the Committee on Public
Lands, reported bill granting certain lands to
the State of Missouri for The construction OF
Railroad.
The resolution Of enquiry as to whether "any
officers had been appointed by the President and
whose nomination had not been submitted 10 the
Senate, and II so, why?" adopted few days since,
was reconsidered on motion Of Mr.. Allen OF Ohio
who contended that the Senate had no wright TO
make this enquiry inssmuch as the power oil APP
pointing to Office during the recess OF Congress
was vested in the President.
The subiec. was, on motion, laid aside infor.
mally. go, -.
On motion ofMr. flanagan, the bill relative
10 Yucstan was taken up.
He charged England with interfering in the 81
fairs OF this continent, and with endeavofing 10
air I'D an instruction among the Indians by fur.
nisbinp them with arms, ammunition, &c.
Mr.. Clayton followed in reply. He though,
,ha, the adoption Of this bill would be direct
violation Of the treaty Of peace with Mexico,
which probably ere this had been concluded, il
would be violation OF the armistice.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis offered substitute, pro-
nosipe to send part OF the force now in Mexico tc
Yucsian end to supply the places Of troops thus
sent by volunteers. ,
Mr.. Cri.tenden opposed the bill; Mr.. Foots
advocated it. The Senate, however, adjourned
over to Monday without any action.
House of Repressntatices.--A communication
was received from the relations OF Baron Dekalo
relative to his portrait which they design Presen
sing to Congress.
On motion, the communication was referred
During the remainder Of the day the House wa
engaged in considering private claims.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-13
August Election.
ANNOUNCING CANDIpATEs $500

GIVE are authorized by the friends Of WIN
| B. HANNA, Esq, to announce his name for the
Office of Sheriff of Howard county, at the next
August election.
Give are authorized to announce LEWIS
CRlGLAR, as a candidate for the office of Sheriff
Of Howard county, at the next August election.
We are authorized to announce NEWTON G.
ELLIOTT a candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing
August election.-yX
We are authorized to announce FRANCIS
HALEY, a candidate for Sheriff of Howard
county at the ensuing August election.
GIVE are authorized to announce WILLIAM
NE%CUM a candidate for Constable of Rich.
mond of Township. at the August election.
We are authorized to announce JOEL P.
JOHNSTON candidate for Assessor, at The eu.
suisg August election.
GIVE are authorized to announce WILLIAM
i. MALLORY, a Candidate for Assessor of How
ard county, at the ensuing August election.
GIVE are authorized to announce JAMES P.
HILL, candidate for Assessor of Howard county,
at the ensuing August election.
GIVE are authorized to announce ALEXANDER
G. TATUM, candidate for Constable of Richmond
Township. at the ensuing August election.
GIVE are authorized to announce JOSHUA W.
REDMAN, a candidate for Representative, in the
State Legislature, at the ensuing August election
v.
SCOTT, candidate for the Senate, in this Senate.
rial District, at the ensuing August election.
Owe are authorized to announce THOMAS
RAY candidate for Constable of Richmond Town.
ship, at the ensuing August election.
GIVE are authorized to announce BIRD DEATH.
GRACE n candidate for reelection to the office of
Constable Of Richmond Township. at the ensuing
August election.
GTWe are authorized to announce BENJAMIN
HOLIDAY a candidate for Constable of Richmond
Township at the ensuing August election.
CIRCUIT ATTORNEY.
A CARD.
Messrs. Editors-Please announce me in your
paper a candidate for the office Of Circuit Attorney
for this (2nd JudciaD Circuit, at the ensuing
| election IN November next.
Respectfully, CHAS. II. HARDIN.
| Fulton, Mo. February 25, '45.--51te
We are authorized to announce E. B. CONE, (of
Huntsville, Randolph county,) q candidate for the
Office of Circuit Attorney, in the Second Judicial
Circuit, at the ensuing November election.
| We are authorized to announce LEWIS w.
ROBINSON, (of Boone county, candidate for Cir.
cult Attorney, in the I'd Judicial Circuit, at the
ensuing November election.
Owe are authorized to announce ROBERT
7. PREwITT (of Howard) a candidate for the of.
fee of Circuit Attorney of the 2nd Judicial Cir.
cut, at the ensuing November election.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-13
Groceries.

Groceries.
Strictly prime New Orleans Sugars
Very superior Rio and Java Coffees
Extra D. r. loaf and crushed sugars
Golden syrup
Sugar house and plantation moasses
Choice raisns in boxes and half boxes
Star and talow candles, brooms, starch, tubs,
buckets, pals, cheese, window glass, indigo, mad
der, copperas, saeratus, pepper, spices, soda and
cream tartar, mustard and all other articles in the
line of groceries and dye suffs, of the best quail
ity and at the lowest prizes, for sale by
may13 BOON, TALBOT g. SMITH.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-13
Trustees, Sale.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed by Will.
ID lam Grubbs, dated 2sth October. 1s4l, and re-.
corded in Book 7 page 1876 and following, will
sell for cash. before the courthouse door in the
town of Fnyette, on the First Monday in June
nert, 10Th day Of said monthly tract of land con-
veyed to in and by said deed of trust, situate in
the county of Howard, containing 2S2 acres, in
township 40, range Is, part in section 25 and part
in section 90. Such title as have under the deed
of trust aforesaid will be conveyed to the purchaser
Sale between the hours of o O'Clock A. N. and
5 p. NJ. on the day aforesaid.
HAMPTON L. BOON, Trustee.
NAV 6, lS4S-9w5
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-13
ST. LOUIS, May 8, 1s4S.

ST.. LOUIS, May 8, ls4s.
There was little doing in hemp to-day; and the
SIS so per ton. Flour, from $4to 81 95 per Dbl
Wheat. from 10 to TIC, per bu. Corn, l9c. Oats,
lsc. Flaxseed. 75c. Bacon, sides, Sc. should ers,
Is; hams, &c.; Lard, 44c. Dry hides steady al
6 a 64c. Whiskey, 14& l5!c. per gallon
Freights, pork, at &c.; -four, 25c :, bacon, lard
&c., l24c. wheat, &c. per blu.
The above report embraces the highest and 10 W.
est figures.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-13

"Major Rollins passed through this
place last week, TO meet his appointments
above. The Glasgow News contains a
synopsis of his speech there on Monday,
and the Brunswicker notices his having
spoken there. We like the spirit in which
the Major has taken the field. A cores
ponding feeling on the par. of his friends
cannot but produce the best of results.