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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-19

Sands's Clothing Emporium.
~ Richard Sands grateful for past fayors, would
specially call the public Fashionable Clothing
and Furnishing Store, 26 POYDRAS of Tchoupoulas
N b. Gentlemen arriving in
to call aud themselves.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-19

From he" Western Empire" Daytoa o. tag ~ a'f ~
Me- j. Ho~ell S-!l affords me mueh P ,ha Iuag.
has been entirely removed by the OF onehali Dos
Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and at which y1" b
use of the above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds az
most excellent remedy. Yours respectfully, ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23
Things in philadelphia.

Clffespon 'cnce Of The tribune.
PHILADELPHIA March a.
Another Of the b.lmy, delightful days OF early
Spring makes all nature animate and inanima's rsIoee
and rsvves every thing bat the stock snd Com mas'
have seen iarss parties u women ard c1ldton oIo~e
uz The omn.buE~s today for farnonni' ma D'etn '
the fresh br.cins air the Schuy<ih may - ehIyeo.
meeting j. called to night 20 ODER sympathy ~
In her Republican struggle. The call has not teeh well
.ur..d bat The attendance will doubtless Be ln-s.
F1-Purdent Van Buren, arrived IN our Guy }estetua1
and . th. guest Of Henry d. Gupip, Es1 no hA' To-
esIvsA the VISITS Of largs number u bis friends -
There Wa qqs 80 exhibition OF enthu' hfm AZ bi''a.
eisots benefit LAST night She was, as the ffenehnn
aid chesred three four, i've time, called out sever
times sad bou4ttsd continually The house was CROW
10 excess This the triumph OF ne blscsib ~
Frdsy night the Trulss will have thsir turn As ltH
bs1 fas her benefit. The wal OF the houses Is very
Forr continues quiet and without buyers 'or export =
il a.ed Tor ippinf brands but saes arc only lof hor
nae ~ 10 g. u Tor good, and - y Tor ekua ofAn.s
Corn Meal has declined % e. p with sales ep hblh 70
49, What Not much Corn arriving. and GOOD yeoN
rsro b, TO 81 ssksd and ed offered. Cotton heavy sno
% ,vo-nC snVer, sale, 80 bale. At 20 "a. Groce
res firm without large sses PORK, icon ana bea ag
AZ previous prices Cheese and Butter scarce sna ~ ~
mand sales so bushels foe quality CoVefsse1 a. - ~
Whisky In bbs dull II - cents.
Not much done in Stocks. ~. d. ,,..h,
Ftrri Hoard and fff,r-9 Ph b, ll4 10 Man 44e.
Bk u. 0a0 Tfe., Notes l0l; SD b. -, ~ S.N
Soc 3, ~: nschs b. 26i So DO ~. Msf EXcn ~
30 Grard Dr. lo 81 Resd jd' ~ oil Msehs b. 4!i sV
S,es,d Boa,l-sioo Penn Sc. IS 500 Che. DsI6s, 81
"a sIAO u S s., '6f, 69s, $50 DO So. ~, 1927.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

now oommends No. unpedgod Delegates merely,
hut private individuals who attended that Conven-
ton. and who for months had openly proclaimed
their conviction that Mr.. Clay was not the man
we could then most surely elect-these have been
unsparingly. repeatedly assaied by the Courier as
having at Harrisburg conspired TO cheat Mr.. Clay
And now this same Courier foams and raves at the
success Of its own denunciations, and asks those
constituencies most devoted to Mr. Clay to SEND
Delegates prepared TO pursue that very course
which 1t has 40 often denounced as fraudulent and
treacherous Did mortal man ever before so com
pletely turn his back on himself
Tho Courier pretends that the Tayl Tor men had
no voice in the selection Of our Ward Conierees'
II was surely their own fault If they had not Inc
call was TO all Wings, and was sessonably and
thoroughly published. The vote OF no Wing was
refused whether he was for Taylor or otherwise.
The TAYLOR men elected 10 Conferees, simply be-
cause they are decided minority Of the Wing
party in every Ward wherethey have any strength
a. all The First is their stronghold and there
they were run out Of sight. We doubt that they
have strength enough in the whole City to carry
the Eighth or Ninth Ward, without borrowing oil
the Loco Focos.
In the face of these facts, the Courier threatens
US with distinctive Taylor organization aud tue
election OF second set Of Delegates to the National
Convention. As you please, gentlemen We
suggest the name of Col Webb for the indepen-
dent unpledged Delegate from the Upper District
the Convention 10 meet for convenience at the
Union Club Do let the Taylor party get organ
lied for in union is Its strength
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

uhi9 Connecticut into tho SUPPORT II ihe wicked
schemra of ambition commenced by Tho Ann1fAt"n
Of rrGss presume VI corwi' may hnl un''
g. comply with humorous requests - 'PsaA ~ 80,
eel ,ifi.. ,o Connecticut next wrck Tho people
of Connecticut have Il Toast before them Ia listen
ing 10 thi. great orator aud statesman Nj IhyHF
sos Of Indiana QUO Of the ablest speakers ~ tlo
West Jeff at the same time. hope no may be
induced ~ accompany Mr CoRwiS
rcgrot 10 learn that Nr. BLACK OF South 'afoh
"a i dangerously sick at bis lodgings ~ tha cty
ST.. SEVER - somewhat better though. ! be
heve not vet quite recovered. hichtLltb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23
By Telegraph TO the Ne,o-YOrk Tribune.


WASHINGTON. March ~.
The jackson Committee have adopted Miiiss
plan for a bronze equestrian statue Of Gem Jack
son. dressed in American uniform. 1t is 70 be
made Of the cannon captured by Gen. J. ct New
Fort Hamilton.
The following nominations made by the Presi-
dent were today confirmed By the Senate Iho'.
Stewart. Appraiser in the Custom House, Phila'
delphia, rice Brenill, deceased and Bion Bradbury
rsappeiuted Collector Of Custons at Passmaquoddy'
10 the State Of Maine.
Commissioner SEWER was out to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

" The Wing District Convention OF the iiid
Congressional Distric, 1--WE lower Wards oil our
Cisyl res.semblsd. pursuant to adjournment at the
second Ward Hotel last evening, and after con
saltssisa elected
r.. pssfsss SAMUEL s WYCk0FE, 9Th Ward.
". SAsrt~s. Aid. r. r. DE Fosssr, lsi Ward
We need hardly say that thoy are both for HARRY
~ rRs WEST until nominated-,hey do Mt talk OF
his withdrawing or any other misfortune, but OF
nominating and e!ecting him
Thus far. frs Delegates have been chosen from
o. many Districts OF our State-three City, two
Country-snd zach one is straightout and inds-
pu,aely for HrsRY CLAY, and him only. Another
II like stamp is certain to be chosen from the up
per District Of our City-probably on Friday even
ing. We guess there will be sfew more OF the
sane sort, whenever the people have chance 70
make ther.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23
Connecticut. All Hall

Hon THOMAS CORWIN Of Ohio the Wagon.
bow hilnself) and Hon. r. w. THOMPSON of In
diana will address the Freemen Of Connecticut on
the state Of the Nation,
AZ BRIDGEPORT this day. tThursdsy) at - r. M.
A, N,-r Haren, tomorrow, (Fr;dsy) DO
and thereafter at such times and places s shsli
hereafter be designated. Not word more The
People viii be out. 1t is not probable that such
speaking will be heard again in Connecticut tor
many years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23
By Telegraph to the New-Yo Tribune.
NEw-YORK LEGISLATURES.
EvEsING REPORT.

EVENING REPORT.
sENATE.--.ALBAsY. March I'll T. NJ.
The debate on the General Banking bill was con
tinued till recess.
ASSEMBLY.
The bill aporopriating sl5 900 10 erect Work
bouse .o be attached 10 the New-York Institution
Tor the Bind was ordered 10 third reading.
The bin to reduce the Fare on Railways was
taken No in Committee the question being on re-
ducng the fare on the { tcs add Schenectady Hail'
road 10 81 50. Mr. Coz was in favor OF reducing
the fare to cents per mile but the fare was not 10
be reduced unless the road made 10 per cent
The Committee rose without taking any question.
The bin To secure fair competition between the
Albany aud Troy Railways was debated TO recess;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23
EATS OEFT HATs OEE

~ Old HATS, OF course, ior the spriogtme Of the
year haI come and gentleman will stana undsr rusty
tile who wishes 20 make a p-top sppearsne.
KNOX.
OF the sun Building Fulton-s,
briefly announces tina, hi,
SPRING FASHIONS ARE READY,
bat nc, rough, ald that both his styles AID prces
Challenge Competition.
HIS store has been newly fitted up BY that sklfuli sehi
tee Trmbe and he invites public to take LOOK 9,
his Window believing that there Ia attraction enough Ia
low prices and elegant smsuship draw III hosts o.
customers KNOX, Ful,on.sI
m2l stTrbss- Sun Bailing,Hy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23
Padre Jarauta surprised-AnOiber Guerriiin
Fight.

Another package brought BY the Ne'o' York
TriIaAe's daily overland express is received.
Passengers who arrived in New Orleans on the
10th inst. report that a accommodating party oil
Mexicsns. under Lieut. Carrelot, bad been encoun-
tered and put to Sight. near Tama'qus, a few days
previous to their leaving By company OF Illinois
Volunteers under Capt. Lamb. The Lieutenant
and Corporal were The only ones who did not run
at the frs. fire. and they were made prisoners and
sent into Tampico. A score Of horses were also
captured among other effects.
FL NotiscO of the 18th inst announces IN post
script the surprise OF Padre Jsrauta with his COM
mand at Seacualdican 10y tue North Americans
Several lives were lost on both sides. Ind the
greater part of the town was destroyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23
FIRST DISPATCH.

PETERsBuRG, March =
The daily overland express to The I0tn9e has
arrived, bringing dates from New Orleans OF the
18th irat Nothing had been received from Mex
co. and there was nolocsl news Of importance stir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

.ms,y m. hsht I'D. ssa'sle.d h,,l. ssia blood tbs
1rn.>i e0at.rsd shout s = DART bloody hsd which
snfsf . sr0o, oA0r u ussic aoid the unccos mem
bsn- ~ dsft fef cDior sofs5sd and corrussisd
ne ints.ass we're II red e9iori tho ss.tsnse - prus
.ria TIE rn.-h evident thu. rttasss
.sifise hat death wee csg.sd BY Il.
Tbs .isn BY the d,csa"d h,T, been communicated
b., they reject ugos rsspseisss gentlemen ws
n ~ nj pabb them. their statements b..
tall sssti'gts o. oorroDora'isr evidences.
BCRGLAnY.--The sleeping room Of Mr. George
nsrssy IN the b9us- No ~ Ayeags wAs entered yss
to-day aferoo0n, sal hs oiowaT sriee. stolen there
rom yr hlass cloth overcast, velvet collar sod cUhs
black dress sziia Nth bio. stripes pair Of
blue es.snsrs pants. pair Of drawers, ssHrsl shirt,
ani -JJln - bills
GEsERAL SESSIONS --Honora Shepherd indicted
f,s iorrsfy Ia having on the 9Th dsy of Jsnuny last
p.sl,d coantsffsit 60 bill TO Eaysne Dnprsy, 10 psy
snt f1f medicines, pot upon her isl Jester
deg BIT ltds pr9gfess hzi been mad, with hs wal
Ehsu the Coart 5i00rnei
POLICE Oficer Beard OF the Third Ward yes
trfdsy arrested By tho Of szml sc1dds
charge ~ hsyios f9rg-d prou.sory note $50 purport
i4r b. drawn b. Wilson Of jersey City, which he GOT
dscogntsd u The Fsfmsrs Bank Of CtssiL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

FLouR-We notice sales Of $50 bbls. Howard 81 at Is
sll City Mills were nomins at i2s. Wn,Ar-A
demand with sales Of 1000 bushels, including Maryland
reds, at 80, and extra family white at S.. RTE-Sae'
Of $40 bushels made at 50 cents. CoRNWe notice
sales Of 900 bushels including white al IS cts, and lot
Of inferior Corr at 80 cts Provisions remained without
material change WHnEY-Saes 10 bbls. Al - is, and
in hhds. az 24t cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

coTroN-ssles limited good MidtiDg II sveAs-
No Improvement MoLAssEs-leI and 20 cents demand
limited. FLouz-More active; Ohio l2i. FREIeHrs
No new engagements. EXcHAseEs-ln fair demand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23
nInrkets...BosToS. Mach 2.

FLoun-we notice good demand with sales Of 1000
bbls. st675a6s7i; the market closing firm RIE-Sales
Of 500 bbls were made al 81 cts Corn continues 10 good
demand, and we note sales OF 5000 bushels including
white and yellow, al Sc SIS cts. oATs-we report sales
Of 500 bushels Northern at 43 cts PRovIsoSsThero
Is not much stirring Pork Beef LARD is held very
trr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

VINO MgkrNG.-Tho Wings Ct Brooklyn will
hold meeting The City Hotel this evening, when tb.
.as-ct of lormsr Ashland Club will 30 taken s7 for
consideration.
AvsivERsARY % TIE WAsHISGros Section
No D C,D1rs Or Tg~PERAscs The first anniversary q
,hi. section wes held a. Rev Mr. sprasues Church In
Bndgsst on Tues8sy evening Tho exercises open
81 b. prayer by Rev Mr. sprsgae, after which I'd
dress was delivered By Joha Noble Esq eeptlsnsn By
TIE Ct Rockwell sxPiaasd he obj-e. and condition
Of the Society after which the choir sang Temp
snes songs.
NEw CRY HaLL-This building is advancing
very slowly Several small room. to be used BY the Board
Of superysor, &C are 70 De fnl,hed by the fret Of Msy
next but most Of the apartments Ia pleie disorder
The curoa nearly finished, and viii Be 40 ornament to
the budinE
WATER CURE.-Tho friends Of Water Cure will
hold meetings a, Halls Buildings this evening FOR ths
purpose Of forming Hydropathic Society
ST. NICHOLAS Socurr.-The St Nicholas SO
clsy OF Hs..aa I.land ~in hold meeting At The Gohs
Hotel this evening.
VIoLEsT Assault Richard and Sarah Moore
we're convicted yesterday Of violent Assault ard
'eaeed 10 The County jail FOR - days
DisoRDERLY CosDUCr-Mary Bennett was ar
rested by CaptVan Colt charge q dsodsry coudoc,
she having been drunk 'or period ofthrse days
ISQUEsr.-Coroner Abrahams held inquest
yesterday upon the body Of woman found In tbs wafer
Atanuc dock The jury ioult yerdiet OF death by
being drowned
~ L,sr DAY bat Of the Model Of Ancient Jeruss
lem 81 tie American Museum Reader have sou seen II
II uot IL Is worthy Of yogr attention. Mr MALONE Ray
ard bic family. also close ,heiT engagement this
week aud Il the house 10 not crowded IL esa.nly csano,
l h Tor anf Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23
shin N.,,...NEw.OaLEANs. M.reh l6.

Ci,ared-ships Clifton, Francis DsPsu New Yers an
ny Forester and Monterey Boston banks Pilgrim Ban-
chad Rothschild, Boston bark Rsuzi 1nd brig Reve.
New-Yok -frripcd-Shps Elizabeth Tyler and Toronto,
New.York ship Unicorn, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23
business Notices.

LEARY A. co. HATTERs AsrOR HOuSE,N.
~ VIII iairodues the Fashion for Gsntlemsn, Hal.
Spring, 1912, Tuesday march,.
Ia presenting Hst Tor the season We would remsrh
that gentlemen will At once notice ne di,rctivo chaIse
ter Ia the elegance Of us proportions sraeeiure Of out
hae, and improvement Ia fsbrcsoa which have never
before been attained.
YcuTHs' OR You've GtsrLgazs's RAr'-PaTrian
Sfy--L Co have rssdy, the elegant style Of Hat
universally prevalent in Paris aEs which has been re-
odss expressly Tor the youps OF our cry mls 2-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

- National Couventisn.-M meeting OF the
n..s.ses u the Third District Congressional Delegation
90 Wednesday evening, ed inst. 5. 5. WfokoFf' ""
elected p.iessse and Tasopoxs r DE- Fosssr. sue'ti
,u,. "a IN. Whis National Convention AZ Philadelphia
"a the rsh 81 Jane next
MiNARp s THREsHER, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

SECOND DISPATCH.

C<qr,d-Ship Fesrse, Taylor, New-foIs; bark Candor
New York Arrired-ship Ger Berry, Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23
.,..r,,,c wh,x Genera, Commlucc.-

r~r. v,rwscrassc Whis General Ce"'"'i"ee.-
-, u.,,,. NsfSh 81, tssS Toe following resolu
,,ss We. adopted v -, A..
s,,.,-S That the perssrsts whls ,se,o,s ., me
w 49, rs.rsc,,ye Wards al such places "a the WARD
s,,ee ,ssy designate, on Monday evening the 1,.h
"a seh,cA et Al ,vch Other time on that day I" INC
~ g,mnit,ses ma, sesisnsir, ana said Commuters
' a. wsnrsr 81 hecirs said elections 20 choose
Ncn,naa "a ccmmsse 60 nomnMe sa,,ses fs,'s1s, ,V
N,..sns ~ ,.r,r.~nt the Ward IN Convention 10 DO
Nsls ~ the Rrcss~.yliease On Wednessy evenlns tho
49, -, a. ~ c'ccek, 10 nominate Democratic Whis
s..SSss. Az NsyuT toa the City and County OF New
y,l tar the ensaas year. and s',e an Am' nor.e Com
u,,.ssca.s Et sssne time. fHiLir HUME 'nsimsh
IN ". nsws.ly Chr.
Iess.s MUS, ''~
1917. $1,000 I Secretaries m.3 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23
Navigation Open.

ALBANY. March 22-P. VI.
The steamer Admiyai arrived here at qnartei
IN 4 NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Marc

CoTros-Active sales 10000 bsles were effected st
yesterdays prices. SuGAR-Lsnguid fair 5. and -.
MoLAssEs--l9 end 20 cts. FLoUR-Sses $500 bbls ofio
l2I Illinois s 80. FREIsHrs-Two new engagements.
ExcaANGE-No alteration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

LATER FROM MsrAMoRos.- U. 5. steam
ship Fashion Capt, Morgan, arrived yesterday In so
hnars fr0n Brszos 81. JsgO We Indebted 20 Capt.
Nor m for the M1Rmoros ABcau Flag u the sth list
Messrs. Miller. Sie0l, Meredith aud Beyce csme over In
the Fashion The u. s. steamer Telegraph With the mail
on board. sailed IL company.
The following the only paragraphs OF any interest
that we End In TIE Flag.
The M5rrsg Oare,fe Of the Goth ult received by
yestsrdsys mail 4 Is filed with sraphie account Of
ne celebration OF the anniyeay o. the battle Of Busns
VISA The celebration took place on the I'd ut The
eheers Of tho 10Th Infantry gave speDdd dinner TO
ucreral Wool and the officers II tbs Army With his
division, who shared with him the peris ard achieved The
sicoIy " the m-m0rabs g5d Of February 1871 The
Oh Csesral N4s 30 excellent heath aad spirits and
sied with zs't n,o tie festivities Toast, story, feuinis
Ssnee song and sentiment won't rOand tho svulpnousy
spesa board, and several pertinent .peefbs
Attending the celebration.
IM sd Dsagsoas = Col. Butler, with 6ys companies Of
hr "a Dfagcons will leave siier Friday next iDh
nst Tor victoria the Capitsl Of tbs sAs II IL reported
va, oas eChpAnJ q " 18Th lu'sntsy accompanies but
Of this ws cannot speak positively
The nsef several feet 10 tbs early pat Of tho
bu, has hgao reesdsd Flsishss In conssassnss Of ts
contained l0w .ago q the liver vsfy hsh Bussr.
eontrEes da 10 The eiiy ~h hssyy .ss. u goods ca
hand. mo D.ltx. i4th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

DisoRDERLY CosDUcr-Mary Bennet was ar
rested By CaptNsn Colt charge O dsordsry coudoc
she having been drunk !or q period Of three day,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

WATER CURE-Tho friends Of Water Cure will
hold meeting Al Halls Buildings this evening FOR ths
purpose Of forming Hydropathc Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

INQUEsT. Coroner Abrahams held nques.
Yesterday upon the body Of woman found In ths
Ahsntc dock The jury ioeld yerdic Of death by
hainF dTnwued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

VIoLEsT ASSAULT -Richard and Sarah Moore
we're convicted yesterday Of violent Assault ard
tenced 10 the County Jail Tor IS days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

ST. NICHOLAS SOCErr.-The St Nicholas So
cisty OF Sa.ssa I.land ~in hold meeting At The Gohs
Hotel this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23
~ The whis District Convention of the Ill

Sssu, yyr,sS, Secretaries ms IT.
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nEOOKLYN AFFAIRs

WHio MrErNG.-Tho Wings Ct Brooklyn will
hold q meeting a. tho City Hotel this evening when the
as-ot of iormas an Ashland Club will BE- taken up for
CONFEDERATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

fg- SPENCER RESDELL PsExIUn SHoRT-NB GoLD
PEEs may be had of j. w. CREATION Co. II CecsrH
together with thirty different styles Of Pens, consist
iag Of Creators Clark. Brother Co.'S, HsJdens
Browns Bsgeys and others all At prices lower Than can
be found aany other place Gold Pens and Cases repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

DIsBRows RIDING SCHOOL, 20 Fourth avenue, 90 A.
tor sad Lsisg e,e- places Open daily for lsdes IRONS
a. VI 10 p. NJ; open daily for gentlemen from 10 r.
NJ Evellng class for gentle Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday evenings from ~ ~ O'Clock. 9i 5mTuTb&s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

" THs FLUTE Glass Of the American Musical Insti'
lute under the direction Of Mr. w T. GsosSEvELr THE
evening The class for vosa instruction tomorrow FRI.
day. evening under tie direction Of Mr. w D. Cows
/ Free Tor sll on the hrst evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23

IY~ Mechanics and Inventors of all kinds OF
Machinery are earnestly requested to examine
Ewbanks elaborate and instructive work on the
various water machines in use from the earliest
times up to the present period. Hundreds, yes
thousands Of dollars would be saved annually by
ingenious inventors throughout the country If they
would only examine what has already been done
/ before they spend their time aud money in what
they surPosE TO be new inventions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23


MrtANcHoLr SritpE.--An inquest wss held
ys,,csdayhy Colcaof walters, on the BODY q TAos
DINNER. Who committed suicide, a. The house Of hi'
uiiAroih i.i Rsoekersi A. &c elofo e ;h' lafstE
The Jury fstuiaed tho nllowins verdict That Thomas
h Drakcr came 70 h.s asalh ~ tafiug rIrisie seld
while ish.tins uatar Depressed sAe q miIdi s1srf
tfo,n rsouaafy embarrassment
81 Esnsi PEE peat testified that he kscFs az or 80
Al M u Nslst and tho aesfa ed ~A' a~ student IN
hs rsa te Wa with him Cos ahouf ,iH meat . tnsrs
witch time ha regular ia his hAots ass ehee
Ci n hs dsrouor, BIAS sseaisa rather as'rordrs t2f
tho las, few weeks The arVss nem ree1nAil 'lmsa1'
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