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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05
b. Pony E.pre., to The Tribune.
Later from TampIco-Indinn AtfncEs-'om-
,,s,uorafjou of the Death Of Adams.
Prom he Y. o Picayune, Isih III

From TIE y. " Itl1g -Atf ---
The brig Perfect arrived yesterday in four days
from Tsmpico.
An attack was made upon the town OF OLuIuAnA ~ .
consderable force Of Indians but they were REFUSED
me inhabitants with considerable gslantry. we ma an
account of the skrmlsh In FL kotoso OF TIE ls'h Hon
ubleh we CLEAN the following particulars;
The village OF oz1luams was attacked on the uloIhns
Of the llth inst. by party Of revolted Indians
ing 400 men, Of whom $50 were armed Win guns anu lne
balance with bows and arrovs and small arms. lney
commenced the attack at O'Clock In the morning. sno
fousht until 81 or o'clock, when they led IN asmAy'
leaving one dead and two wounded upon the He'd
Their exact loss cannot be ascerianed oat rom sp
oearspces II must have been heavy. Ozuluama wa
teended BY q men, who deserve the greatest credit TOT
their vaor Although the number OF defenders haVe SINCE
been Increased Is 70 be hoped that COL Cafes VINO mas
ALWAYS EXPRESSED himself avoraby toward Okunams Ans
other places threatened by the revoers will now tna
friendly relations are reE,abished between Mexico aho
the United States furnish the necessary assistance a
corsing 10 Article No 10 OF the armsiiee puoshel N
MEXICO on the 9th Inst.
On receiving the news Of the death OF j. Adams the
Council Of Tsmplco me, and adopted the following reso
Luton
l. Be II res9ived By tie Municipal Council Of Ia"pieo'
That we vie~ the death Of iusriogs country uan
John Quincy Adams national oss and oereassmsHt
and that 10 testimony Of The high and exalted estimation
with which look upon the whole ne virtues ana os
voted services 10 his country Of the deceased patricn
this Council Grape their len arm Tor tne space Oh
frtv DAYS
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Noble C0nnectlc at .

The Wing triumph in CosSEcTIcUr Is emPhsti'
cally a verdict for Principles The Wings OF that
state have fought the battle manfuly on the broad
est Wing grounds. They are unequivocally for the
Protection of Home Labor. They are for liberal
policy with regard to River and Harbor Improve
ments They are hostile to the Sub-Treaury and
the suspicious, repusive, donothiDg policy OF which
il is the result They loathe the War on Mexico
and desire no acquisition Of Territory by Conquest
They are opposed to National Debt, and in favor
of paying AZ we go. Above all, they are sternly
resolved to battle to the last against any Extension
Of Human Slavery under the flag OF our Union.
And that they are straight out unequivocaly' an
oualfedly, in favor Of Henry CLAY for next Presi'
dent in preference 10 any other living man, the
world well knows. Scarcely Wing Convention
or meeting has been held in the State in which
their choice has not been earnestly, declsivey man
Tested And their victory is more decisive, their
majority larger, than at any State Election OF the
last six years Honor to the faithful Wings OF
Connecticut
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=. n.mocrartc WhIg GenernI CommIttee.

BROADWAY HOUSE, April !, l5s5.
RssoIr<d That the Democratic Whit Electors OF me
CITY and County Of New York be requested 20 assem-
IN thsr respective Wards at Such pisces a. me MGd
Committee may designate, on "WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING April at u o'clock unless earlier ordered BY The
wsra Comuittees; and said Committees may direct The
manner o! said election for the purpose Of select
tns from the Wards to District Conven-
tons TO nominate Assistant Justices and Police Joees
In their respective Districts 49,. ,..
Resolp<d That the several District Committees CONSIST
nj tventvone members each, and the representations
from the ssvsra Wards In said Conventions be AZ oows
F,ra Dssr,cf comprising the First seeood Inrd ana
Fifth Wards. FIVE Delegates each ,sd 49,, -,
assembled 70 select Delegste from tne Dse' a.
lsrse 40 A. 10 make the whole number twenty,one
Ssooxd Dstret comprising the fouf'n' snth ano foo'
tenth Wards, seven Delegstes esch- a, M,
Tk,yd D,sfYto comprsoG the rithth eod Nintn uos'
tan Dsls,.,ss zach said Delegates when assembled 10
ss..t 90 nessae from the District at large % a. 10
male the whole number twenty one, -
FexyA Dtsfr,ot. comprisns the Tenth, fiteentn ana
6sveptsenth Wards. seven pciegstes each -, Il, - !,
Fifh Dtstr,t, comprising the seventh Eio'eh'n aoo
Thirtespth w ards seven Deegstes each. 4,
S,rfh Dytcf DOM prsiug the Twelfth, Sixteenth sno
Tisbtespth Wards, seven DELEGATES each.
Rs,a<1 That the several District Conventions ssse 10
hls on THURSDAY EVENING April s, at ~ O'CLOCK at
the places hereinafter mentioned
First District at Second Ward Hotel
Second Distriet, at Broadway House.
Tx.rd District. at a. Howard st.
Eourh D.trcf, ct Henry Clay House Az a sno Ist.'@
Ftfi D,,fytet At Tipkbsm Hall Fourth-st and AV. T.
Strfk Dsstr,cf at Bul's Head. Third avenue
PHILIP HONE, Chairman.
y nn h.w'' Vice Chairman.
} yO:s 3 3 P P,,ess,v Secretaries ssA
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10 ,.vn.ut for the same give certain bond and snorfsss
~ .st.t. and situated in Utica and represensd
~, 81. aid bond and rnortssge bona fdf insfu
rnsut, that they upon eight on Of srouna n
!. and two lots 10 Columbia Of and when ne sefsa
.,b { 30 over m. FOR when theJ we're nilit
g.,sS MAYNARD also represented that ne vas he
property in question that he vas the MAKER OF w
y.gs and III 1t the statements msde ~ Core 70 us
tbs property &c true, and prodneed whst
purportrd TO copy Of sseNeh Of the heeoras cnes
.l. 10 the property Coke farther set forth ms. ne
tbsnsetus a. an scent Of Henry Vincent Pon
ties. .pre.entston. Mr. Berisn sold Coke sooat ~
worth Of gold pens ke receiving the bond anc
tom OF the property IL hsvns been since SesEtsneo
that III. whole Of Coke and Maynard were
f,.s and that the papers pzrporting 10 De oona sno
,nog.ss had been aGs for the purpose, committing
rand complaint made and the parties arrested -
before stated, and in default OF os we're eotnA''s'
pris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05
MISREPRESENTATION. =. BUFFALO, April 4

FLouR-The market continues inactive, while prices re-
main about the same; quote Michigan at 49,
CoRs-There Is nothing of moment doing holders ask
so cents. WHEAT-Trsnsactons are extremely limited,
confined TO small parcels Of Chicago at o. and
handsome Ohio at IL l II. WHISKY remains about
the same.
steamers are daily arriving and departing, but sailing
vessels cannot get in out on account OF Heating Ice and
contrary winds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

For LIBERIA--The bark Liberia Packet VIII
SAT- from Baltimore for Monrovis on the 18th inst-shs.
srssdy full Of and passengers Letters for Libs
ria for the ofce or sesmsn Of the United States vs
shall never forget e. and 10 every who knocks a,
ssls on the African coat will be taken II sent 20 B.t
more postpaid, in time TO reach that place the sys
ming OF the 10th inst
FIRE ~ DAYTON, OBIo.--A fire broke out 10
Dayton or the 2sth alt by which Johnson's chopprs
mill. and Bxbys flooring mill were both consumed. Mr.
Bixby insured TO the amount OF 81 800, and Mr.
johnson to the amount Of $500, which will no. be su
acent TO cover the loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

Hos. HORACE MAss.-lt will rejoice the hearts
of our friends as it does our own, to know that TINS
distinguished and most excellent man mas oeen
chosen by good old Manachusetts majority :"
succeed the smented Adams as Representative IN
Congress, from the With District OF the old Bay
State. The figures will be found in another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

persons from enlistment One wac Aler A Cara n, -
tor who bat 10 years Of sss-Darrisd' hovs,
whoa he H. He lately enlisted In the drssoope 80
bis young wife on, sskins his discharge shs -
successful Another was Q young man named Wn
KIDD, on whose bshsfvS oct up the double plea hst ~
q minor. and also had enlisted while Ia state Of ia
toxicstion Dschsssd-A third was younf man fra-a
up State who claimed bis discharge the ground Of Az
ability. Discharge ordered.
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THIRD DISPATCH.

AUGUSTA, April I, l54s.
An express from New Orleans for The Ne'c- ioTS
Tribune, bringing dates to 3Oth ult. has been re-
ceived per telegraph to Mobile. The steamship
Globe had arrived
COTTON was active 1000 bales were sold but prices
were du-one eighth advance on middllsg and for good
mdding 6: a o. FLOUR very firm. FRtTeHTs-No nrm
engagement.
Cleared on the Goth ut bark Margaret Baltimore Ar
riped-Ship Harrisburg, Boston.
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By Pony Express and Telegraph
10 TIE NEW. YORK TRIBUNE.

The Express from New.orlesns' for the Ne'''
York Tribune, has arrived bringing dates 10 2sth
ult. The news from Europe was received Win
much enthusiasm, and 100 guns were fred IN honor
OF the French Republic
Commissioner Clifford and suite let New Orleans
for Vera Cruz in the steamship Massachusetts
which sailed the day after bis arrival
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

~ Whoever wants fye-dollsr Hat for four dollars
Whoever wans tao dollar fine cloth Cap for 81 50.
Whoever wants to inspect superb stock of Chdrsss
Fancy Hats,
Whoever wants an Opera Hat Of the latest Paris style
Whoever wants Umbrella both cheap and elegant
Whoever the full value OF his money in buying
Hat Cap or Umbrella,
Whoever wants round Hat Chapeau, Military Cv
sTrsveling Cap, sportsmsn's Hat, Youths Hex
sLady's Riding Hat, should call at
.GENINS Ola R,oaaw.v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05
Wbls Triumph In Massachuseus-Hera
Mann Elected by 800 Majority!
From the Boston Atlas OF yestsrosy

We received last night by our various Ex-
,,s.,as the returns from all the towns IN tse
Eighth District bot one-Holliston The res9h Is
elo2;ous. HORACE MAs, the Wing candidate,
has in all the towns bat Holliston, majority owe,
Loco ocoism. Libertyism and SCATTERING Of go
Hoston is as likely TO increase a. 70 al m ~
+. 40 vent will Mr.. MASs's majority fall below
400 Here are the figures We compare win
the vote for Governor, last Fall, when Gov Briggs
hsd q clear majority Of 446
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

~ The expense incurred by the City for the
public reception ef President Polk. last summer.
about 5000. The reception such due 10 the
Chief Magistrate OF tn Nation and crsditabs the
City Governmet The reception and all the expense at
tending the wish of Mr. Clay. who invited to the City
BY the Common Council by the unanimous vote Of both
parties Aso credtabls to municipal authorities
bat It cost the City bu, about 81 500.
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FOURTH DISPATCH.

AUGUSTA, Geo, April a. lc4S.
Dispatches for The Neo- York Tribune have been
received at this Office from New Orleans to March 81
No later commercial news
ship News.-Clearsd-Ship Lucas, bark Novel Phila
delphia; bark California New York. Auivsd-Brg Gre
clan, New.York
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nIarkets....MosILE, March %.

CoTroN-Has declined since the arrival OF the Caiedo
MAS news from to cent Middllng sh quarters the
largest holders offering and the supply being ample
ExcHASoE-Falr business NewYorE sight checks cent
premium nothing on others. FRs air engage
ments STocEs-Boston none.
ship News.-Clearsd-ship Edgar, brig Linden New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05
Law Courts.

CouRr OF APfEALs.-This Court convened yesterday
before the eight Judges in the Board Of Aldermen Room
City Hall There 30 causes the Calendar, and
criminal, Maftelo BareR aud Madame Rsft,H The
Of Nqtthsw Barren called, but tho parties not being
ready default moved for by the District Attorney
and ordered The Court has made rule such be
course in regard to all causes called. An appeal
behalf Of contractor against the Cor porstiou who OBJ
tanned gment IN the Court below for work
sxcsyang rock bat set aside by the Supreme Court
the around that las the risk in making his contract
va brouzht Mr. Sherwood appearing for plaintiff
error snd Mr.. Willis Hall for the Corporation.
Usrsp STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-Before Judge Nelson.
The following gsutlemen on Monday, answered TO their
n,led: James Pollock, foreman VIM. ballash, James
x Brsw.tsr Moses Y Beach, Henry NJ Carpenter, John
D.rfagt Henry Davis VIM. r. Hsyeoeyer, George L
Hsverrpsyer Walter II. Mead James H. Townsend. VIM
j Wooley Levi. NJ. de Camp, Joseph L. Swain, Joseph
Fletcher John Russell Garrett Forbes, Peter Coutsat,
Foos Burrows VIM. Vonk Charles II. Rodmap, James
ochn and James Nebster-some lew OF the latter being
Judge Nelson delivered the charge Of the Court, in
which alluded 20 the charge against sptan Littetsld
bark Lsarens, to being concerned In the slave
trade and others also charged with penal onences
when the Grand Jury retired
anu,f G. Hall d o. Of the State OF Ohio, Sar Manual
Iaruraaoe Company, Of New-York Action on general
policy, az 10 loss Of -four sent from the West which was
G his fOrsooon' For pIys NJ B. Cutting and 4
Owen For defd't Hiram ketcham, Esq.
SUPREME COURT @ ensrsl Term.-Ths Court open
Mannins-MesGs Gersfdus CLARK, l.. b. Shepard ana z
L. Fsnehsr appointed examiners - TO candidates
for &C mission and will meet Thprsday afternoon next
IL 10 expected Judse Csdy will form portion OF inc
Court in lieu Of Judge NJ. Adjourned ths forenoon.
CoURr oF CoNMos PLfAs-In Oh ambers.-Habeas
CsrpuThree writs sued out before this and other
Coars, BY d. Taylor Eco elsmiss The discharge Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

F- A resolution was offered in the Board OF
Aldermen sometime since requesting the Controller to
port the amount Of appropriations made by the former
Common Councils Of the City and paid for by the present
This report will probably be made In day or two
viii show thai the present whis Common Council have
paid thousands OF old debts, and contracts made by
their predecessors stii these appear though
they were expended BY the present Board
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rzr The Alm, House during the past year. has

rgP The Aims House, during the past year has
had more sickness IN It than any previous year. owing to
the immense immigration. The expenses have also IN
creased but VIC do not know that Mr. Leonard, who has
had the entire control Of the matter has sQuandered any
Of the peoples money We have been told that he was
not as economical he might have been, but we do not
know ANYTHING definitely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05
Business Notifies.

~ Here are the styles for gentemen's Hats Of the
Spring fashion of the most approved aud desirable pat
tern ready, manufactured Of the finest beaver ADD
SILK that cannot fail to suit the most fssdons also, the
csps Of all patterns KNOX 1913 Fulton st. tsun Build.
ing s3Ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

The SnrEESTH WARD.-We are hsppy to
learn tina, the dculties this wardsr pretty much
settled wAsHrssros SIXTH Is renominated for Al
dermsr, ana the domination OF Assistant will probably b
also smieaby arranged. There Is no truer Wing than
Alderman Smith and that he consents again to sacri
fee his te attend to City ousns.s We trust he VIII 70
Osvs the hearty support Of the Wings Of the Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05
Court Calendar....THIs DAY.

CIRCUIT CoUsT Nos 1872, Is, II, 10, 10, 20, 81.
svPERios CouRT.-Nos 9, TO- 49, 81, g. So 10 IS inclu
sve.
CoMMos PLEAs.-Nos $40, 49, I46, $50, 49, 1885, 154,
l58 l6O III, 173, @ s. 8, 7, g. o. H. 49, a. "a 49, 1876.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

Wing Senators are elected in Districts Nos. l, 2,
D. a. S, 0, 10, H. 10 and 81; Loco Focos are chosen
IN Nos. IL. rs and 20. Remaining districts not
heard from.
Except Hamden. Except Dunham ana Haadsm
Except Greenwich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

WIG MEErsG.-The Wings Of the First Ward
held meeting at the Fulton House, on Monday evening
,ur.uan, TO adjournment. The following gentlemen were
Nominated candidates for the several officers at the coming
election For Aldermen, william Mcdowell HOWARD l.
Cady for Assessors Samuel De Forest Gardner baFoAA
for Collector and Constable James Parker for Inspectors
Of Election-Is. district Luther Eanes Thomas Brooks
I'd district. Charles uartshone, Richard Vaughan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

WIscoSsIS-The Mlrai1kee Wisconsin Of the
10th u, gives returns Of the vote the Constitution
from eleven Counties Racine s the only which gave
majority against 1t. The Wtsconsa. says The Is
very ight-probsby not $4,000 votes poIed-wtch
is scarcely than one-haE Of the electors. in Wis
copsin"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05
GENUINE BEARS OIL.

TIE only safe and e6sss article for re'tor'ns the Hs
Look up to the sky and at night you'll find there
brisht cluster OF stars called the sign Of the Bear
And under this Sign, were Astro!osy true, thae,
Those Who W. hns heads Of hair In soss texture sss
Must have sarely been born for we very well tsow
That to Bruin the hairs growth and lustrs We owe
Yssi In BgARs OIL such nourishins virtues sbide,
As exist In no unsuens, fuid beside
the scalp BY its use freed from dsndruf andseun
Sksn 6brss shoot forth thick blades from the fun
But b sure it is genuine the man who 10 wise,
Before making purchase should know what be Bay
e The genuine unsdatsrsted Bears OIL, nsay
scented for the toilet may always DO procured Of
JoHSsos, druggist, g7s Broadway, cor Chsmesrss |.
tas Granite Building Sold also at leo Faltonsl -"
Broadway sos Hudsop-st; and lss Falt0ns' sros&'''
Price 30 and Is esats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

SIXTH WARD STRIKER CLUE OF SOUTH BROOK
LYS-Ths frs, meeting Of this Club was held At the
bou,s Of Daniel McNsmsra on Monday evening. for the
purpo,s Of orsaniEns and elscting officers for the en-
.,in, ,br.. month";, Dr. JONI BLAcxM0SE was called to
n. Chair and Mr. THos BANS was Secretary pro te|
Tn. following gentlemen we're then elected as officers Of
m. Club. WIN whitehall. President Or John blaea'
more Haley Meeker, Charles a sehao fre'dsns
Thomas : Rains. Secretary; Thomas w A Cosd, Cor
-s.nord-nt Secretary VIM. Clinton, Treasurer The
following gentlemen were then spoointsS - reS9s'
Ian Riey H. l.. Glazier. and Edmund Farrell, The
Club then adjourned uatl "Wednesday evening" at Carroll
Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

" This beirg the usual Family Holiday At the Amer
lean Museum with performances afternoon well a.
evening the place will be visited BY hundreds Of iuve
niles well those Of larger growth. Great Western
TO appear Of hi. funny Yankee pecss and other
will also be given. Mrs Pelby's Wax ststu.
airy is 70 be seen day and evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05
Connecticut Election.

From an Extra of the Nev Hapen Palladium
Of yesterday, we obtain the following returns Of
the vote for Governor:
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Markets....Ngw.O7I ms, Ma

CoTToS-6, ca. FLoUR-llinos, > So
shin News.- Cisarsd-Ships corianda, Boston Gas
plan New-York schr Lucy Ann. do Arriutd-shlp nuS
bsrks Orion Ssxouy, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

SCHOOL BOARDING BoYs.-For particulars OF School.
ments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

" Imported French Patent Leather Boots, Just N
ceived from Paris and selling at only 81 also on hard
large assortment of calf dress Boots at o. So and warrant
cd to give satisfaction. II. B. JONES' IA Ann"L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

" Ethiopian Songs, Gess, 40. msy be learned At 9
moderate expense In sss class of ladies and seutemsa
at Mr WsRSgs's room, 4lS Broadway every Wednesday
evening. The class 10 open for new members.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05
Farmers Library and Monthly Journal Of
Agriculture for April, IS1s.
CONTENTS OF TIE APRIL NUMBER.

Engravings and HsstrafionS-Prinee william (Litko-
graph Breed equal OF Holland and Durham 81
yeas old weight $50 lbs
CONTINUATION or srsPEENs's BOOK or Tar FASs.
Tbs Throw Crook-rhs Straw Rope spinner.-fhe
Bathing Stool for shseprhs Potato Raiser or Brsndsr
The same attached to the Pow-Potsto 6raip-Potso-
Pits tbs conicsl and Prismane-The Component Psf,s
Of Grain OF Whsst-APls Of Wheat in the State Of
inston-rhs Rsctsnss to illustrate the symmetry
of the Pis-rhs Drsos ht-Horss The DuushtStsllion
Ths Drsught ASSASSINATION OK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

By4 J. Bleecter.- House and lot on TweDty.fouthst
near second.svenue lg9x939 s. OBS; plot of ground
corner ninth st aud Eleventh avenue, sl66O lease
house and lot 2ll Futon.s st. y, 5l5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

RIcBELIEU COLD PEss-DAMosD POINTS Have yos
tried one of the Richeeu Engrossing Pens, They are
sold, exclusively, by B. f. WATSON Co. 45 WiIlismst
and O. SAVAGE % Fultou-s and surpass every Other
Pen In fnene's, Asxiblty and durability. They are
knowedged to be the best and cheapest Pen in A0
Gold Pens Of ell other makes at msnufscturen' prices
Country merchants will do we'll to sivs call before
PURCHASING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

DEyLlN's CLoTHINc WAREHousE, 50 Joha, corner Of
NasssustAt this popular house there 10 displayed the
largest stock Of Spring and Summer Clothing offered
in this city Tn. various garments got up with the
greatest elegance OF style Hundreds daily find their wy
to establishment where every taste be suited 10
margin Of prices embracing from 81 to 6, psnt
to So and IS cents g. Their cash system the
great secret of such success s4T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05
NEW.HAXEN co.

Bissen ever Catlln. s49 DO. over whittesey, l,o52
Handen, which gave Loco majority Of 90 last year. to
hear from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05
Wig. Loco. Wing.
Blllel.. CafIln. sea-. BliisM VI
year, to hear from.

IUlaIs..--.VIV' feVV ooa
Bissell over Catn. 655. Do over Whittlesey. .SZs'
Manchester, which gave 60 Wing majority last
year, to hear from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

sASDs's SARsApARiLLA-The warm sun OF spnns W.
infusss life into tho vegetable kingdom, no'
out ito effec, pom our physical syHems The tide OF ne
seems to aow faster through our veins, and H. " 'ome
times the ease, 1t bears with IL the seeds OF dises,
Grated by the luxurious living Of Winter VEINS. az.
to and feel the effects In some shape OF o'h'' 49,
therefore recommend A. . preparation when ".I
taken with peculiar advantage at this season. 'n's
lent sntisspuc, SAsDs's sAssASARILLA- h wiz p'V'.
best preventive OF the eIuptious socommon 10 'ns
months, and where they have already broken 'a' ~
them. For eli diseases OF the ssn' a''''
bois, 10. il will be found most efhsisat remedy.
Prepsssd and sold wholesale and retail, BY A. b. y
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton corner Of ~"
liam-st us Broadway and II East Brosdxsy view s.x
Sold also by Drussists generally hronahou' ,ne o'""
States Price 4 per bottle, O six botties TOT ~