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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

That he very recently ct New-Ofesns algocs'sd as
,a,sff ef u trry war. called upon bis counrymen 10
200 old 80 ,aAe part ia ii--Ws az taaw"
10y Toe sboNe passage occurs In the midst Of a
long Editorial in the Courier s. Enquirer intended
% prove HESKY CLAY superanpus,ed and mbe-
Gle though no ia seven years younger than JoHS
QuiSor ADAMS was in 1861, when bis intellect
was As vigorous as ever. Bot our respect for Mr.
Clay iofbids any reply to this yillainous conooe-
,ion. The above paragraph, however having some
sembance Of truth 20 res, upon, We may as well
expose and correct
Mr. Clay spent the winter Of 1867 in New
Orleans. Congress was voting men and money
prolusely for the War and regiment after regiment
was passing through the Crescent City on the way
10 Mexico The War excitement very strong
there. and almost every one was more or less in
fcctes by il
In the midst OF this excitement public dinner
was given we believe at the house where Mr.
Clay boarded to the officers Of detachment about
70 proceed TO the seat Of War Mr.. Clay was
strongly urged 10 attend and did so. he was Of
course toasted with the wsrmest scclamations, and
could not refuse 10 acknowledge the compliment.
He did So in terms not offensive 10 those who were
bis hosts and companions saying, in substance
that the scene around him was one calculated to
awaken patriotic and martial ardor in any breast
that il madetven him feel as if he were hardly
too old 10 70 down and take hand in the hight
himself-that he thought be might not be too old
to capture or slsy one Mexicsn-All this was the
mere badin0ge of the hour,-.he sally Of an old CT
william inspired by the society and the spirit OF
cortege Of ardent young warriors-uttered on the
spur ofthe moment without. thought Of its repeti-
tion--much less that it could be tortured into de-
hberate Judgment in favor of the justice and neces'
sity of the War. But it was instantly caught up
by the War Press Of New. Orleans, vanished up
10 the highest bearabe color, and sent out with
tail piece importing that Mr.. Clay said be would do
this to avenge the wrongs Of my country which
we are confident he never uttered And yet what
was said and alleged 10 have been said in this lit
tie after dinner acknowledgment of compliment
AIRY toast is psraded from day TO day in the Cou-
rier as CRATE contradiction and refutation Of Mr..
Cay's thoroughly matured and carefully elaborated
convictions with regard to the Mexican War as
set forth in his Lexington Speech Is this gener
Gus Is it just
n f.arIu kNsN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

SAsDsS SARssPARILLA-science, although the people
knew IL not was the great magician OF antiquity The
Of the Egyptian and Chsldean miracles lay In
knowledge Of the laws Of natural philosophy from which
the altitude debaned Modern science has nobler
mssionits province not to deceive snkod but to Cd
minister TO bis comfort and convenience and to relieve
them from physical pain which 10 OF the penalties Of
the first tfansgresson Perhaps may be said that few Of
the results of scientific research and experiment have been
sbundsny blessed with success In this latter field OF
labor lhsn SASos's Sarsapas Those who witnessed
its effects in the eporabs of scrofas sbsce
cancer erysepeas, mercursl diseases bilious
and arrangement Of the system generally. will not think
this praise unmerited
Prepared snd sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton Of VIII
liam st. as Broadway, aad ~ East Broadway, NswYort
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout tn United
States Price 81 per bottle. or six bottles for s.
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mUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT,
Beard of Aldermen .sFEciAL SITTING.
FRrpay March SIS

Beard Of Aldermen. .sFtciAL SITTING.
FRIDAY March SIS P NJ.
AID Franklin, President 10 the Chair.
AID. Lawrence moved % take up the printed bill 10
amend he City Charter, siopted bY the Board u As
sstaDts snd printed delay, II ionser continued,
would Be equivalent denial Of giving any eonsidsrs-
ton whatever considering The late period Of tn session
u the Legislature
AID Purs-r. M.seroie and Fsesi obJscted.
The President said that the question vas whenef M
Police b should be LAID for the present on IN, table and
20 this the votes we're, ayes g, noes ..
Aa Purser moved % take tbs question Of regulating
the City printing Lat
AID. P0r.sr neat moved % I'd urn Ayes 5. nOe's
The Board vas prevented from doing any 'nsss what
TIE minority evacos;sd tie Chamber, and When
at heard from were 81
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Letters by j. q. Adams.

GA. the first page OF this paper will be found the
s-,t 81 q series of unpublished LETTERS OF JOHN
= Ap.xs To HIS SoS illustrating and enforcing
TIE precep,s Of the Holy Scriptures which we are
.are must be read by mGltitudes with deep IN
,srss, We propose to publish them from day
9, day The profound and various learning OF Mr.
ADAMS his cspssious intellect, his freedom from
Ray impasstion Of bigotry or narrowness' ana his
ooaspicaous integrity Of character and purity OF
iie. naturally invest these Letters with the ma
,e.ty and persuasive power of departed great
zee. and goodness, and We trust they will be pc
rases by thousands Of the young and unlearned
IL the Evidences Of Christianity with earnest at
,entloa and enduring profit. The letters are niue
in nunnber. aud will not be deemed too long by
tAose who csndidly peruse them. They were
written in the prime Of Mr. Adamss life when
HI. mind was freshly stored with the fruits OF hls
e a-iier years Of otudy and investigation
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That Circu latiOu.
PATERSON. y. j. March 2, ls4s.

TA1kksON, \. J. MITCH z IcSH
Aessrs. Greeley & Nc Erah:
| perceive you lost the 1900 with the Herald by
that establishment being permitted 10 count the ssd
fdl Herad IL appears 10 me that yon might with
propfety have counted the Farmers Library inquired
Of the Newspaper Agent IN this place. and learn that
Bennett number OF copies Of tins Presidential"
he calls H. for several weeks but not copy
dered or sold, and they stopped Ought nc; Mr.
Bennett in jGsllcs refund you s2o0? BY all fsiriner
pTeiation be ought 10 have paid and not you.
FAIR PLAY.
~ 1t is quite likely that great many candid
people think with Pair Play but always will
ns pay couple Of hundred TO Let the gas out Of that
concern, and oontent. The Herald has boast
90 for months that their circulation 10000. and then
1900 The result q the Investigation follows
Herald. including sunday paper and PRESIDENTIAL! ~ 9ie
Tribune without any Presidential ...........2s,l9 S
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FRos HALiFAN-Hsliisx papers &c the cath
inst hsve beer received by the packet schooner Boston,
arrived teis incoming Thsy ed with The donss Of
The Legislature AL has bee introduced 20 regulate the
enErant system Mr.. Young OF Pictou, ia moving thz
70. ball Be eoed In the orders a TIE day, made state
meat as 70 the great increase Of the past
tie listed nat TIE iucrese Of the first elk months OF 81
over zoe same period Ia 1876 u Canssa ard Nova scos
wss Sfeeo anc the total number arrived up Oct 10,
lsf7, WAS 52oe Of hieh - 46 bad died Hosi TTay.
~ dronken wretch who keeps a small grog.
shop IN H.noysl-s BOaon compelled bis son, q htti.
boy, swallow t~o sPeo fus Ct lamp oil ard thsn beat
him severely about the head with sisb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

~ Advertisements sr TAs Tf's~~S Of Mendsy ought
a. h. .tsa Aer- 10 O'Clock Saturday evening a. the
FsSls.sa oNee u this paper 10 not open on sundays
SsS,sAer. IN the City who 90 not receive th'' PsPef
.., h,r, are requisite 70 leave word at the Oce,
. en- Arrangements are such enable all the carriers 10
ss tarSasA their rostes before o'clock Carriers fall
A.. 70 sseomphsh this will he required to give up their
rcuies
r,-.ss wishing ne Tib-ss len al their dwellings or
piece. 81 susnes regularly every morning viii please
~.=s tAeir saressi the Publishing Ofee OF send note
throass the Post osse Terms ~ cents s~ees pays
IA a. he Garner
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UslrED SrArEs CoURT-Before Judge Belts -StcpAen
r. Parthurst vs. Israel kinsmaH aud CaluiH l. Goddard
The plaintiff clama 70 own patent for burning ma
chine, machine 20 cleanse and loosen wool before IL
10 the cards Ia spinning and that Mes r. and O.
have iufrDged the patent b. manufacturing the mschne
the establishment Of No. K al Paterson Motion is
made for Injunction to restrain them from farther
ufscuuDg also for receiver 10 collect proceeds for
chimes already Manufactured. The motion resisted
aud argument heard. For complainant, MesHs Geo 0f-
ford aud ; Staples FOX defendant, ME w Gerard and
Mr. plat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

~ Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, Of every quality and
a. all prices DO wholesale and retail ~ B. l.. WATSON
Co 45 Willism-st door below Wsllst and ]. Saw
AGE % Futon.st makers and only dealers In the eee
brsted Richslieu' God Pens Our prices known TO
DO the cheapest in the city, while pens warranted
superior any in the world Gold Pens g. 81 IS and
81 5Oths pens sold elseg where at 81 ~ and e.
Gold Pens aredo Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

Mr.. CLAY IN RocHEsrER-At a Convention Of
the Wings OF the thriving City Of Rochester held
for the pnrpose Of nominating candidates for Mu-
nicipal Officers. the following was adopted;
Resolved. That the wings OF Rochester regard HESxr
CLAY with feelings OF attachment aud admiration IN
creased by the lapse Of years and heightened by his
eaasing unsefh and unparalleled public service and that
he rsl choice the Wig candidate Cor he fres.
lency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

~ IL. \. JoSEss Savings Bank, IA Ann-st. formerly
called 1 No man can do prosperous business unless
both buyer and seller benefited and 900 500 ths,
there better boot, SOLD az the following pricss
than sell5OO 20 81 ttst sell fine boots At retail
Tor cash. which enables 70 sell at such remarkable low
prices II sell first quality French calf dress boots
- So second do 50 TO s4 French patent ssther boots
81 My store Is small, my expenses light, and competi
zion is challenged. ma lw'
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SUPERIOR COURT Before Judge SANFORD srd special
Jury John Try0n. Badc Bur,is Warrer DrdpeT 10
sept Cushing and Jiam CitshinR.-This Is spplica.
ou under the statute by Mr. r. 90 be placed IA Tepos-
session Of the Bowery Amphithsare No. 81 Bowery,
which Mr. Tryon claims to have leased from Mesfs Angs
yne snd 10 have been In possession the 9Th Of June
last when Mr Burtis and the other defendants forcbly
ami unlswfuily dfpossessed him
10 defence IL said that Mr.. Draper although the
stoop the time did not accompany the other defend
ants entering AID taking possessonand as TO Mr. Bur
It's u said no advanced $50 with view 10 tho rent
sad be- in fact hired Of Mesrs Angevine, Mr.. being
his azentsso, thst he partner In the and
already possession by his horses being kept under
stage Testimony taken 70 be resumed this forenoon
-Mes,s. Towner and Blunt for complainant; Mr. A D..
Ru..eIl for dsfendants
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RROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

New SocIETY.-A Society has lately been estab-
shed this city called the st Nicholas Society OF Mas
sau Island Its object afford pecunsry relief to ndi-
gent and reduced members of the Society and their wild
ogs and children collect and preserve information
respecting the history settlement, manners and customs
of the Island and 20 promote social intercourse among the
members Of the Society. meeting will be held 81 the
6 OPS Hotel 10 Futonst Tuesday evening for the pur-
pose Of adopting Constitution aud transectins such other
business 40 may be brought before the meeting.
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~ Greet donU to.8ay - ne imsrcsn Museum all
Tor ths ssp-6' Of that amusing ME Singer Pete Norma
who IA. bscorns general fsv5rte The % are
veil appointed and the house 10 consequence will doubt.
less b fsly attended Performance. at and half pest
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...I.I 4, stnnli,rc OF the Com

,r., C..,cn ~ he ciU Of Nsw'NoFs, appointed 10
u.a. ,Ae rssealy susSssmea,s In te'so" 10 'he IeVe
ttr - re r~nsu' - th' 'eaese' ~ ''e''''' 'V"'
si.t<.V lpANs have opses the follow resolutions
-. ress tho Vounae0 Couusi Of the City q Now
~, -. ,,l~s,u,se the death OF the late lonS QUINCY
a,~.N, Civic aud Nihssyy Procession, and that such
,,... n tza, place IN W eSre. AZ. the eth inst.
Ntss.~a That fellow CinFens generally >nd the at
s.ssat Sscieies, rgsaes Associations aud FIRE Depart
% a. rsss.,.A 10 ANTE in thi. testimony Of respect
A. tss ta.ssu. deal ard I'll Scce,cs and Assoeisiioes
80. nAas q cooperate SEQ esied g. communicate TO
tNs Co,r nfre ~ ketcte Monday next, al 10 O'Clock
A " - he Chamber Vi the Board Of Aldermen
S-.-res That the Army and Navy of the United stats
tA's s.licn requested to cooperate win Us IN S~
"a - n~>essNy ausagenents $1,000.
ssupt.Sas shall NJ samlstea ia the procession
Cay Ns.L <s~ NcfA March ISIS . Co.,
MOSES MAYNARD. Jr Chairman
IA. TkrFN> SaSretsfy.
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FOR The Tribune
The sfnr Police.

One great objection 70 he Star Police, isthe rails
ns BODY " 90 oar CITY who 'ofn s.iinct por-
ION oi our population apparently Kind 81 half and-haf
pelsOnsd iier. S0N no ono deny that ibo fsihfu
lischafgs NJ he gnes Of Policeman are sufficiently
we're bot % the sys u ne hard working mechanic. The
10y ahorsr The iigsfsus apprentice al the journey
man t-fesucu, iheso alas" corners. with tisn
hands In heir yocks,s arc regarded win snyhnz bat
scr. MiDSfpHr
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Thing. In PhilndelphIn.
Of The Tnburs.
purr.DEIPHrA March B.

Correspondence Of The Triburs.
PHIL4DELPHIA, March 3, lsis.
The sleighing is failing fast and the runners are
giving forth arrng sounds against the paving stones
NJ CLAY was 10 have visited the Girard College this
morning: whether be was prevented by the incen-
snt cay have not learned lie passed the afternoon
Yesterday with Morton McMchssl. Esq. and there
little family party there, which Mr.. c. seemed 20 enjoy
vastly. In tbs evening be visited the Concert OF the sa
cred Music Society and regret that he missed he de-
ushtfu singing Of Miss Northal, In the solo upon Elijah,
which was most upturously received
Who In New-Y5Tk 10 hardened enough not 10 coDcede
greet talent 70 Piseaeeian hink sac Is one OF the
hnesi vocaiss heard ana II she had the requisite
physical qualities would Be Incompatible take ground
with Col Grees Of the Boston Pest and aver hat she Is
a great vocalist
The inelemeaey Of the weather and he delayed arrival
Of the hs. somewhat interrupted business to-day
Flour is firm a. g. with few sales Corn Meal sales 500
Dbls az - So No Wheat IN market good Red would
command 100 Sales 500 bush Corn. Soutn Yellow a. 81
Sugar and Mcasses heavy Sales US bsss Marscsbo Cot
ani 500 - Domingo A. cts, on time. Cotton
dull sLd Inactive Provisions quiet but steady Whisky
firm AZ p CTS in bbls.
Stocks heavy ana market dull.
First Board and Afitr-l5O Girard, lo. -,75o Schuy
Kill Nav 40: 900 Tenn bonds b, 70, 40 Penn S.
s5Sb5 75t 80 Morris a II Msehs Bank, ~ 3 Gifard
l0 500 Penn s. 75t 500 Sehy Coal script, 81 400 do
interest, 6oi 100 Cop, =
Second hoard and afe-2o0 City S. 99 go Lehigh int,
60: 10 Northern Bank ny. 95 1000 s.. IS esq, l0l3
900 Sch Nav g. g. ~, 1000 do Sc IS, Az 100 Cop
e. 900 Penn S. 73t; 5000 90, g. l02i 1000 Sch
Nav S. '65, 4l; 700 Lehigh BE- 6li
Col. PIoLLET-It is reported that this genie
man Is 10 be re-nomnsed for the Office Of PaynaSter In
the army and that the Influence OF Mr. Buchanan has
been secured with the view Of enabling Col T. 10 pass The
ordeal Of the Senate with success. We sve no credeDce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

~ The Perpetual Gloss Oversize, At 100 Broad
way opposite Trinity Church. together with every ohe
style u the art Gle aud OF Patent Metallic Rubber oods
going OF bsors the brk demsrd created by the late
visitation OF old Winter The public beginning to no
dsrand that the preemiuence for cheap and and superior
fabrics which has long possessed Is still maintained by
the GOODYEAR RUBssR WAREHousr, 100 Broadway
Do at mistake for this place any other Of similar designs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04
MARRIED.

On Thuuday evening, Feb p. By Rev. Elijah Crawford
JAMES C. HARTT to ANN MARIA. eldest daughter OF
John Heermsns ESQ. all OF this City
On Thursday morning March ?, by his Honor Willisul
'. Brady, Mary Of the City, DR.. JOHN &. THOMAS Of
Baltimore. to Miss JANE l.. BUCKLEY, daughter Of the
late Thomas Buckley OF this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

~ Rev. SAMUEL j. MAY, an eminen, Unitar
~ Ceggy man. Syracuse delivered able discourse
the lie and character Of JOHN cuINcr ADAMS in that
city the other day. Tie address appears a, length in the
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" The respsctabty of the certificates to Dr. Morrs
BALsAMIo SYRUP fay establishes its superiority all
other Pulmonary Medicine known the public For sale,
wholesale aud retail, corner of Parspsee and Broadway
See advertisement. mil n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

LEARY a co. HATTERs. AsToR HOUSE. Y
u Will introduce the Fashion tor Gentlemeus Hats
Spring, 1919. on Tuesday March 7.
In presenting our Hat for the We would remark
tina, gentlemen will notice its distinctive chsrsc
ter in the elegance Of s proportions. grsceaness Of out
line, snd in Improvements in fabrication which hsys
never before been attained.
YOUTHS HATS, PARTISAN STYLES
L. 4 Co. are preparing and will introduce 90 ths
above dat. this elesant style Of Hat, universally
prevalent in Paris, and which has been rsmoised
press y for the youth q our city. 1sf 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

Court OF COMMON PLEAs-BefoFe Judge Ushoefer.-
BgrgeSS, Sringsr s. Co Asei Freeman and Others
for stenogaphc paper and copies Of portrait
Gen Taylor, taken az the establishment Of Mr. Butler al
ready referred TO- Verdict for plaintiffs $50 damages and
cents
H,nry Rankin Geo ~. Gusttn ct al.-Acton Of tro-
for groceries taken az store in Houston
st already referred to. The Jury could not and
were discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

RrxAISs or MR. ADAss.-We learn that the
rsnsins of Mr.. ADAM, will leave Washington on
Monday and be conveyed to Baltimore on that day
conveyed to Philadelphia on Tuesday and to New
Yoea on Wednesday. and to Hartford, NewHsye
~ IN Thurs3sv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

meeting at the Common Council last evening. A
communication signed by Messrs. Fish, J. @. Bergen,
Brevoorr Wyckof, Corteyou and V. Bergen, was pre-
sen,ed protesting ganst the Of the Conven-
ton having voted that the OF the Fire Watch
and Lamp Departments shall be raised by general lax
pom the whole city. Referred to Select C0mmites
The Convention then went into Committee OF the
Whole and resumed the Of the report of the
COMMITTEES on City Officers The Convention was
gagged In discussing the report when our reporter left
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

CHOICE BEEFThe subscriber will offer for sale this
day, 4th inst the Beef OF two binary steeu Stall
p Fulton Market. ALBERT FISHER
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IL THr srsaxER. due at Boston several days
AGO, had no, arrived at II o'clock last evening IL
wu the general opinion among the Bostonians
that she did not sail from Liverpool on her APP
r.,inted Asy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

~ TIE Boston Daily 7rareiler has been re-
Gently enlarged and printed press. The Ira
se<r eoaasesei with CREST Industry and considerable
sbility.
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nlarkets....BosroS, March S-SP.M.

t'HfI h'tS' % N7V'I77'i EI1 3S1 . y 7 Ut
FtoUR-The market continued firm though Transactions
not large sales OF 500 hbs good Western brands
made at SO 50. CokS-Saes 1000 bush. were made
Including Yellow and high Mixed al soc and White at 3d.
RIE-sAles 300 to 400 bush common were made at s2c
oATs-sales OF 900 bush were made at fse There
more inquiry hr Pork and sales Of 1000 bbs Of Mess
made sl0. LEAD-sales Of 900 pigs made
81 IS. Freghis continue Inactive.
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OIssRows RIDING SCHOOL, 20 Fourth enue, on A.
tor and Lsfsy etsplscss Open daily for ladies from
A. NJ to P. NJ open daily for gentlemen from 5 to p
NJ Evening class for sentem Tuesdsy Thursdsy and
Saturday evenings from n u O'Clock Iol smTuThks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

~ Israel T. Hatch Is the Loco Foco candi-
date for Mayor Of Buffalo. Stephen Albro for jus
1 ioe OF the Peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

~ VIII introduce thi, day his friends and public bic
beautiful Hats OF the SPRING FASHION, At his stors
enlarged and improved, las FutoE.t. :
The SUNDAY CouRlER.-The issue for tomorrow Of the
excellent Journal will contain another Of those graphic de-
scptious Of city life published under the title Of Sketch
90 Hero and There About Town! Clark Browns coils
braed Eating House and 1t, vise will be faithfully re-
presented The First Martyr The Constant Wife and TIE
Bogmans Adventure, original sketches a will DO given
together with innumsrabs paragraphs Of News Gossip.
rheatricals sc Subscribe al The paper is deli-.
cred by carriers At three cents per copy Ocs Of pub
cation Is Chalhanst
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Mn CI.y.SD THE Ngw.YoRK LEGISLATURE.

MR.. CLAY AND THE NEw-YoRK LEGISLATURE
II will be seen on references report Of the proceed
ings Of The Legislature that Joint Committee has been
appointed 20 invite Mr. CLAY visit the capital Of the
State. II supposed last evening that the Council
would appoint Committee this morning, TO unite with
the Committee Of the Legislature, who 10 Philadelphia
this evening tomorrow, TO fuh their grateful office.
frrenfon State iaZ. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

d" IL THERE No BALM IN GLEAo ''-To be good and TO
do good Is the perfection Of The desire do III.
Ito before die prompts to prepare and offer, far
may be in my power TO every family, the Pain Extract
ing and Healing Balsan," which is sovereign remedy
for burns ard all fresh external wounds Ia Of burn
wound the injured spot is covered with light coating
Of the Bas,m forming perfect skin shield, impeue
irsbs to water air. giving immediate relief from psio
aud requiring farther attention till the cure
pleted.
IL s only necessary that It should be tried demon
srate its superior efficacy. Every family should keep
on hand ready for use ia OF emergency.
Sold IN bottles p and 50 cents each at the Office Of
the subscriber, Express Building front room, second
story III Broadway Agents wanted to sell the Bsssm
in this and In other cities ARNOLD BUFFUM.