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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-10

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Ma 81, ,s45, ~ -FW a.
SAMUEL s'oSvfL, 'ii'A@ GomPlsinaai,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-10

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-10

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prescriptions. without receiving any Ieneht. A few
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aud before ! had finished the frsI hottie. I felt certain il
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Natrg reSnprtfuIIV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-10
Price $500 per bettle, Sold by the following Agents
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u L. VANCE Triadeiphia
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. cents per pot.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-10

CADI1bN-in order 10 he sure OF obtaining the GEN
UINE, purchSse ONLY OF The General Agent of Western
iennsy iyaua and Virginia, VIM, Jackson, ~ Liberty
street. l|IttsAufyh, or through sub agents appointed by
him FOR rs sale, each Of whom VIII have a show bill
aud general directions, IN pamphlet form, containing
the names and address efthe Proprietor and General A
gent for Western Pennsylvania, etc. as follows: I'D Han
& Co. Kentucky; VIM Jackson, 80 Liberty ST. Pitts
hnrnL. - in whom all nrdnrs nnIsi he aldressnh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
sympathy with France, &c


or ~
wAsarNsros Sunday, April 9.
Loco Fooos, having twice failed to make
political capita out Of public meetings called here
for the sake Of sympathizing with France have con-
cluded 10 hold another meeting on Their own &C
count The frs. meeting held here they tried TO
turn TO the account Of Ger. Cas-. The second one
they wanted to have puff Mr. RUsH. That this
was mere densgogue movement, appears iron
the fact st the Resolutions Just passed the Senate
do not even Allude TO Mr. RUsa, thoagh the Senate,
in conjunction with the President, sent Mr. HUSH
70 France But as l have said, the party 90
Wednesday evening next have called Loco
Foco meeting 10 sympathze with Franc. MS
only proves. what | have already said, that the
leading Loco FOcos here are very angry AZ me pro
ceediDgs Of the French people IN reoeihns agains'
acts Of tyranny similar 70 those practced oy NJ.
Polk and more particularly for having aooh9hed
Slavery They are trying al they can - make the
French Revolution odious. ard they SNOW no more
appropriate method Of accomplishing this tasn oy
saddling it with the crushing weight OF their party
II they really loved the French Revolution they
would not make il a party question.
A meeting Of the citizens IS called for the same
object tomorrow evening. by the leading LAWYERS
and other distinguished men OF W ashington. In1s
will make four French meetings N this city.
The HUTcHISs0Ss make tnelr first appearance
here tomorrow evening. in some OF their best
songs. Joshua srriged this evening AZ Coemans $.
We look 20 New York City for fall Wing vote,
and consequently Wing victory on Tuesday
next Though the Administration would not re-
gret 70 see HAvENErER beaten. yet II he Is elected
they will sound It abroad as a Democratic Nicto-
~" They will claim II as an approval OF their
efforts TO p ant Slavery where 1t does not nos exist
as an endorsement Of their conduct ofths war with
Mexico Of their proposal to plumber the Catholic
Churches and other vilainous intrgues to defeat
the movements of charity last Winter TO send bread
70 the dying people of Ireland. Let all who will
approve and endorse these things 20 for LocoFoco-
ism. Lovers Of Freedom; friends Of liberation
advocates Of peace on earth and good will 10 men
admirers of charity, see that you are not found IN
sucb coupApy RlCHELIEU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT.
Board of Aldermen.
This Board met LAST evening MORsIs FRAsKLIs, Esq.

This Board met last evening, MONKS FRANKLIN, Esq
President, IN the Chair.
PErITIoss-Pstition Of s T. Wendell, for payment for
Constructing sewer Ia Beayer-st bsye Lsarsns and
Blocker lighted with gs...Ot John Bird, Tor ray
for the loss Of horse Dy falling into sewer IN
Roos.velt-st OF Sarah Burti, for remuneration for
properly taken from her By Of the Eishteath ward
Police Ter SAFE keeping bat which was DESTROYED oy some
IN the yard where 10 sorec..Oi Ralph Buck
ley submitting plan for the better veniaog Of pssssn.
ger shi ps. or f. A. Petts 10 be appointed Commits
s0nsr Of Deeds From several persons 10 have sunken
lot, Ia Yoarhaveuus led up; also 70 have certain lots
fenced In. Referred From certain parties, 10 have the
awning posts removed from Ia ton-st. Referred.
REPORTS ADoPTEDn favor OF leasing the west side OF
the pier BBfingslip 70 nes.rs Buckley and Wora,
for the Charleston packesln favor Of leasing the east
sds Of the pier Msden-isne Me.srs starg@s and
Chairman In favor Of building lsrse FIRE gnes..
Is favor OF extending slip Al the foot OF Amosst In rs
yor Of sssing pier the foot Of xket for the Of
packets Mssss 7. Relative % con
tract for supplying shipping with Cioton water Let a
soJ00 per snnam 10 Van Duysen...ln favor Of John d.
Kire pay 500 for the loss Of bis horse By falling into
a hos IN Rsctor-st.
cocamune.ion from the Freneh resdsn Of this City,
present. ng the Common Council with two lri-colored
days for their prom AID handsome in rejoicing
a. the triumph Of Republican principles in Ffsncs-
Accept
Communication received from the same. eBoner.
st1g tho uuf1rtgnste PsfsoEs Allied a. the late hrs 10
DBzrest fOu the charge Of reck essness and careless
Also, recommending their distressed relatives 70
thu benevolent consideration OF the Common Council
seg-ra rrt0 ltOns we're presented b. vaous hers
hsEnx for tteir object The carrying the latter part OIL
tho f0fex ci1g Communication.
A resolution was passed, ommendng the CoTpors
tinn p-ttion the Legislature Tor restoration Of the
IGs so.ra wa thsa adjourned to Fhdsy evening aext
81 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
By Pony Express to The Tribune.


The Pony Express package foT the Ne~- York
Tribune has arrived 1t contains the PicayuHe OF
Saturday the st inst and Mobile papers OF the I'd.
Col. Sewer, L. s Commissioner TO Mexico, ar
rived on the 3lst He would leave immediately IN the
steamship New Orleans for Vera Cruz.
schooner Rober, Mills totally lost on the Brazos
on the 15th ait
seamsr MeKim, Capt. Breath. had arrived frem Vera
Cruz but having et the 2lth Of course furnishes no
later news. She brings tho following passengers Capis.
Denny, Jones, Pritehsrd Cox Danny and Miller, ; A.
Leuis. Grimm Wsdingtou ana sherman Messrs Mem A.
hen. Crohan. sDson Dunbar and HAYNES brs Buchanan
and Barnard hr. Gsisoer5 and i5U sick ana disabled
soldiers: two sick soldiers died on the passage.
The L. & steamship Fashion from the Brszos, sailed
the 9th nit. Pnssengers-Msi sparks, Pay master u =
A. and servants Maj $. II. WEBB. A Q. NJ and Captain
Montgomery, A. Q. NJ. No news OF any Interest from
that quarter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
PLACES FOR HOLDING THE POLLS.

FIRST wARo-Fra D',t,.es-.t Thrs.h.r: Broad:
e. Hotel corner of Broad and Pearl ste sseend-ree"
sSCOsD WARU-sirI, Dufrlet-At NJ. ~ N..,su-s-
seesnd-ss up's BsdinE corner Beesmsn and Gold .'s
$3.50 s.rel.y,t Taiyd-No. q Wsrrsnst
FOURTH wAsD-FirT; Dt''r,et-shss.pesre Hotel
corner Of Oliver sod Henri s,s 7a'-d-So Jsmesshp
F0u,s-Eo $40 Pss5Lst corner Of ooserst
FIFTH wAED -Fiyst DistTiet-At No. IS Anthonyn
Sessnd- No sos Wsshng,0n' corner Of D1snsst Ihird
y, aS.oa hsa'I re- n 81 s v. .aSse
sixth WARD.-Frt Dstrtet-At Dunn's si1th Ward
Hots seesnd-No 81 Csnire-st 7hud-No los Centre
o. Fostk-Sorth American Hotel, corner Of Bayard e.
SEVENTH WARD.-Fir,, Drtriet-At No 40 East
Bfoss wsy No 81 Pikest Tard-No l6o Cherry
It Fosr,A-No 10 Jefsr'on-st fvt,- No ~ Ceerry't'
EIGHTH WARD-Fus. Dstriet-sooth-west corner OF
Broome aud Mercer sts. S,eOnd-So. IS WoosteI-st.
5swGdso m s sg'nstSo ss vscs SSo sos
Had.os-s; Ssventh-No. Z7s Spring st E'sha-No. Si5
'EItTg WARD-Firs, Di,,r,et-Atthe corner Of Green.
uieh and LEROY Second-Northern EIehsnse No .7S
Blesssr a. t1itrd-So. 655 Washington-'t foH,hL =,
No 81 Grove.t Fi6k-No 732 Nashin gon 81 corner OF
Bs,s .t Sirf.-Cofrer o. Perry and Fourth s,s
TENTH wARD-FUE Dlstriet-At No . De .saey q
s,oSndsouthssst eorn.r Of broore and ror'ytn 81 70
Tsyd-st Dsvds Hall, No az Wsker.G Fe@Ao,l,V
D1vi.ioo-,t corner Of LndloW,t Fyfh-Mhtsry hsIi'
80 A. ~ Grand sD6 Ludlow sts 49,
0'rfFVgSTH WARD-fiTa Distriet-At No l45 Attor-
n-,-.t s,egnd-No 50 Houston-st Iard-No h WI
D. -ourtA-C1rper u f9sfte,', sno Ay Ne -
TWELFTH WARD-Pra Dls'rtet-CornsT o. Elsilth-
..aa,s "a Forty.ixhth-.t Secend-John O tsrrinf
Co. corner Of Ons Hundred and Twenty eishh-'t and
Third avenue. 49,. CT r. =.
THIRTEENTH wARD-Frh D''tr'et-s sou Nv.
-, ~ Grand aud Clinton cts Seeond-No 20 De4s n
80, TA,rd--No. shsrrifst Fourfh-No osCa q
''yOrrRTFENTa WAgD -Frh Dntriet-No 20 fnn, -
=, S,esnd-Coruer OF Prince and Mott 81" Ihra-N 70
14 C,rsso ct Forth osdws, house corner Of ofo Va
- 20 a. snost Fifth-No l7o Besier-c
FIgTTFhTH WARD First Dutriot-At North-w IS
.o,ns,of g.,sker and Sullivan SIS Seeond-Coo'tu, o'
Hi No $50 slosswsy. Thyd-H. A. ksr's. corner o
RrosSIs.v and As,or Place FouTthJ. Richards cor ne
OF Me Dorgal-st and Wsverly Place 80
sIYTFENTH WARD.-Sust Dlstriet-At Soutn-e "a
ooyn.r on Seventeenth snd Ninth avenue seq, d
s.v.ntb..ys,us House, between Eighteenth and N ne
ts.oth ats Thrd-soothsast corner OF Twentyseco nd
A. ard Nintb.venu- t corner OF ZIG bio
svsnus and Twenty thirdst FDth-Corn-r 'of inlr ny
at and II ghth sveoue - o,.,
ScVFSTTCNTH WARD-FtrH Dittriot-No 40 % on
.,v Northwest Of First St ano Avenoe
TS,d-No l42 stsntop-st Fourh-No. 81 lhioTIt'-,
F,6B-No IA Second-st Sirh-NoTth'wss SofnsI OF
Ninth at and Third.svenue SeJeHh-No. ID Ihfo-a'e-
nue. corner Of Tvelftb-.t .. a. r.I 49,,
FIGHTEENTH WARD-Ftrt Diitriet-At Nortn-esSt
Garner of Tbird.eveuue and Seveoteentns second
soatbws.t corner Of q. and Fourth svenoe
Tad south west corner Of Fourthsvenue snc twenty
seyenthst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

The eyes Of the Nation are upon you! From
every quarter letters pour in upon US entresting us
70 say whether the Commercial Emporium will
maintsin her proud position as The WIG Me-
TRoPoLIs or THE LEADIsa WHIG STATE rs The
UsIos. We have answered that SHE WILL
Have we over estimated, fellow Wings your en-
ergy and your patriotism
Say not that this is merely Municipal Elec
ton. We tell you that every live Wing in the
Union will exult or lament-will thrill with JOY or
SILVER with anguish the result is flashed across
the country. Thus City is an intellectual no less
than commercial emporium and her voice is heard
potentially in every part OF the Republic. Very
many will confde or despoDd as 10 the Pre"den-
tial contest according to the premontory decision oil
New York.
FRIENDS OF HENRY CLAY You have tbronged
around our great Chief with professions OF devo-
tion--did they mean anything What dsmper
it will be on his friends everywhere If the great
Clay City goes Loco-Foco1 How 1t will weaken
the influence of our Delegates at Baltimore Who
takes counsel or guidance from the defeated Who
does not willingly follow the lead OF the victorious
who can pretend to be for Clay, and yet refuse to
do days work for him TO day
WHO'S OF NEw.YokK the mass of you are
habitaaIly. deploraby uniaithful in the discharge
Of your Political duties Half Of you sneak TO the
polls, vote, and dodge away as II ashamed to be
seen there, when you ought TO work there, or IN
bringing others there, through the whole day
Almost any one of you could get one more vote
for the Wing ticket if he made it the days bust
ness TO do o. Let the humbiest man call on all
his acquaintance successfully, and he could hardly
fail TO fnd some one who would not have voted, or
might have voted wrong, whom be can yet per
suade to cast Wing ballot Will not each fyou
try this to day3
FRrLMEs OF NEw-Y YORK thrones are tottering,
Aristocracies crumbling. dynasties Indicating, and
the People are everywhere proclsimiog and vindi
eating their solemn resolve 10 be free and to shed
no blood bat in their own imminent defence against
tyrants And shall the New World catch up and
fasten upon its own limbs the broken manacles
which the Old is throwing away-its Standing
Armies, Foreign Wars Loans and Debts, Pension
Lists and mushroom nobility Of suddenly enriched
Contractors and glory circled Chieftsins men
of America be true 10 your ancestry, your ira
ditions, your example. sndyour duty Down, for
ever down, with the dynasty Of Carnage. Destruc-
ton and onquest, and up with the white banner
of universal Peace. Prosperity and Freedom
Forward TO the Polls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
What have the whls Common Council done


In ansSer to this inquiry, it may be truly said
that they have distinguished themselves by their re-
gard for toe SICK poor, which they have shown by
their early and persevering efforts for their benefit
Witness the wise aud humane reorganization OF
the Hospital department OF the Aims House, by
which instead of placing single willy politician at
its head. to whom was committed the health and
lives of The thousands whose poverty and destitu-
tion place them upon the city charities, this Wing
Common Council have sought the highest profess
siona skill for these hospitals without respect to
politics Medical Board of thirty four Physlcisns
and Surgeons ofthe highest reputation, both for SCI
ence and skill, have been selected from the profes
sion Of our City, under whose supervision all the
sick poor who are in either Of our hospitals are
treated and who have been induced 10 volunteer this
service without fee reward So great is the revolution
In these hospitals under their present management and
mach better the sick poor cared for that the mortality
has been diminished less than half OF that reesrtsd
Of previous years The cleanliness and discipline Of
hospitals have been most highly commended by grsndu-
ries and other pubic bodies whose visits Of inspection
have been officially made during year. And arrange
nearly completed for the removal Of the
large hospital Bellevue from the present n-adapted
premises TO the ms-House building. which will be vac.t-
cd the lst o. May The inmates Of the Aims House
will simultaneously be removed 10 Blaekwes Island and
occupy the premises from which the children Of the Sur-
series 70 be Transferred their quarters Ran
dsns Island. Al these important and sauAry reforms are
the wo.k OF the Wing Common Council IN a single year
TAXPAYEK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
Judicial Candidates

An eminent Loco Foco writes us that he shall
vote for Messrs MouSrFoRr and WILLIS in the
Sixth District because he knows them to be emf
nsnsly capable and deserving, and believes their
opponents not 80. We believe many viii 90 Ike
wise. We challenge a comparison Of the rival
candidates presented in each District, aud urge the
voters not 10 support any man for Police or Civi
Justice whom he has good reason to believe incom
petent or dishonest. no matter how strong biz par
tisan Recommendation. Give Us an able and pure
Judiciary, ct whatever cost We believe the Wits
candidates arc. with scarcely IN exception. 6ttel
and more deserving than their opponents but !
any think otherwise, let them act accordingly. L
both be fair, however. We insist that the efficient
services to the Wing cause of such men as slEsi>
Isr. LorHRor. Vas Corr, 0sBoRsr. AouSrroSr
&c. form valid and urgent reason why every goo
Wing ,boalo zealOusly support them. Who say'
mol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
The PrOspect.

Although some two three thousand voters
who consider themselves exemplary citizens and
irstrste Wings, and who will be vehement in sup
port Of HEsRY CLAY next Fall, will prove so indo-
lent, unpatriotic selfish, short sighted and base as
not to 90 near the polls this day, yet We are per
fecty confident Of the reelection of WILLIAM V.
BRADY by a very large majority The votes with
held from him by Wings too Indifferent and psltry
70 deserve ihe name will be made up by those Of
citizens whe disagree with him in National politics
but who kpow how to prize and acknowledge
worth, cspatity and faithful public service. Upon
direct and reliable evidence we count ON at least
Two Thousand votes for Mr.. Brady outside of the
Whig party These will secure his triumphant
election unless the ponderous rear guard OF the
Wing array should prove even more numerous OF
more sluggish than usual, which we consider hardly
possible.
As to the Common Council we cannot speak
20 confidently, because the fog is so heavy Each
party 10 embarrassed by splits, but the Wing feud'
In close Wards like the Sixteenth and Eighteenth,
threaten to lose the Board of Assistants unless
instantly abandoned while our adversaries quar-
rels are generally in their strongest Wards, where
they think they can afford them We don't mind
the running Of second Wing ticket in the Third
Ward, for it will help the Mayor vote and II any
choose to try the experiment in the Fifteenth we
should rather like it for the same reason Bat those
splits in the Sixteenth aud Eighteenth are deplora
bic. and must be healed If they should not be
We entreat every Wing to vote for the candidate
who ia decided to be regularly nominated, what
ever his personal preference: Throwing away q
hundred votes or so from pure spite is wretcheC
business. especially when the power and patron
age Of our whole City is periled by it. Be wise
Wings and take care that every vote is cast 81
that IL viii tell for the City and the Cause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
Business Notices.

tP- HERE ARE THE STYLES FoR GSSrLEMtSs HAS OF
the Spring Fashion Of the approved and desfsois
patterns ready manufactured Of tho finest beaver
aud silk that fail 10 suit the most fsstdious ao
the spring style OF boys cloth and nfantf fancy
velvet caps Of all patterns.
ell ST. KNOX. i2S Fulisu-st (Sun 8uilding)
W Mr.. WAaSEs Of AIS Broadway gives free Lecture
this (Tuesdsyl evening with illustrations OF HE new sad
condensed plan Of teaching TO sing sight at slJ Broad
way. The class will consist Of ladies' and gentlemen.
To THE LADIES OF NEw.Yosg-The subscriber informs
the ladies' Of this city that through the attention Of his
agent In Paris he furnished with full supply Of the
fashionable and distinguished fancy hats for
children previous 10 the disturbances In France
which have necessarily suspended all kinds OF msnefse
turing business He has slso hand, from bis
ufactory snsh beautiful assortment Of fancy hats for
children offs great variety OF patterns and materials suit
able for Spring aud Summer The subscriber ~,li
tsse great pleasure in exhibiting his unhvaed s,ocA Of
fancy hats al who may honor his s,sblshment with
sail 0ENlS, ga Broadway, opposite st. PaaPs Church
BEAUTIFUL PAsrIses AT Aucrros.-McsHa. II. n.
LEEDS Co announce 10 the public that they will sell
Thursday and Saturday mornings 18Th and 18TH in the
Granite Building, corner Of Chambsst and Broadway.
OF tho most magnificent collections Of oil psintnss
offered for sale in this oy They may now be seen
gratis, day and evening, until the sale. alo 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
Whiss Living In BrockIyu,

Stay there this morning till you have voted at
lessti You ought to stay longer, until your faith
fa Mayor 10 reelected but come not over until you
shall have at least discharged freeman's obvious
duty.
As to you Brooklyners who stay at home, we
have no fears OF you You will do your whole duty
and that will suffice. Lose not a vote or moment
, until sunset today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
SALES or REAL ESTATE.
By j Bl,ecter-2 houses and lots 40 and As Bsuo~st


By our own heportcrI
Al Market OO0 Beef Cattle 800 Southern the remain
der EASTERN and NewYo,s s,ae,j 90 Cows and Calves
and 400 Sheep and Lambs
B,sf Caite-The Transactions to-day and for the week
u.s warrant 10 quoting price. from 81 to 50 cwt
which is material advance upon the rates obtsinsbls last
week lot Of some 30 head taken for the Bermuda
market About 100 head remain unsold.
aud CalvesAu sold at prices, as In quality from
sl8 TO s450e5O.
ShsSp and Iambs-There was a smaller number sale
last there has been for months past Sales
al from 50 10 So06 50. All sold
Iy and Sirase-Are selling loose Timothy and Clover
seed G7O cents per cwt aud the latter a. I54|5i
the 100 bundles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

~ The bill OF Amusorsnts at tho Amsriesn Museum
both wonderful and attractive, embracing me extrsor
binary fess OF the Fire King who eats and dnss the
burning element with the appetite ef sourmsad ~hs
Great Western performs hi. Yankee f-rces 70 the nnoe
DELIGHT of thousands Of yisiteU That splendid WAL
scrptura sstusry Of Mrs Pslbys seeos to b hsny sp
precated and 10 visited by every stranger VINO Ft' oo'
city. beside most OF our own residents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

OUTRAGEOUS CARsLYsssE ss.- Alfred q. Street,
E.s had u.rrow escape from ea-s on Monday even
ia. tie wa. wiups 10 the State dorsry about osioet
bicb bs vs. ,tns AID immedisleS' after be saw ins
bali rollins upon the hoof The mystes'ous vser let
small hole pane Of rlass hut gave NO Ntn o iss s's
ips point II ts force had not Keen SPENT would hwe
struck Mr. b. IL came through the windos 10 diNee
hus from where he sitting II this IVES th rs.aH y
carelessue.s (which probable IL 10 h Fhy eulpsoe
OF design better not be repeated, as there iooov
keptup. leV''"~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
DIED.

N, m. iob inst OF disease Of the hesrt. MARY ANN,
sla,.t daughter Of E,hs d aud Ann Kno~er, aged u
years. moath sut y days. ...,., d.
,., m. ,an-,- vices this sferuoon llth iost st
co. AZ No eT Riyin ton.st without farther invtson
fS,- Boston and Albany papers please copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
Observation-Disclosures.

BUFFALO, Monday, April 10.
The navigation for sail craft Is again free and open.
fLouI-The market was dull at s.. wHEAT-ChlcAgo
inaetve at IS, and Ohio Ct lose coAs quiet,
with downward tendency in prices; quote Western
at 4ac RIcERIsFlour 1900 bbls Corn, $500 bushels.
Wheat, none