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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-16
REAL. ESTATE.

~TO IET-Ths dwelling part Of the thr.~story
house with tssroom 10 the rear 2a suitoast. !nss,
Of e you'd a Ss L; e i RsMssS 80
q. To LET-rh. four .tOry yaT.hos.s. Dussss.
mid .G Ia s,y cellar pggEzfiIaouR CO 81 yeA...
On TO LET-Ths upper part Of house ls n .l,,s
Inquire on the prsmisss, which can BE- sssn ron
to5PM. milo ~
n HALL TO LETrh. i.i: s..ss;S|:i}A a far
s . 70. ne :vpy i.
-. SALE OF VALUABLE property % Cs:thssS, TIM.
ssss Of % Ds sss.; =; d. ia:s
Msrchsnts Erehsnss I've ots Ch:sh AN e. ss.sh:sy
3 &c: Ss I: sSs s n :: -:
i.smsnt the first period expiring on he let Day Of
Nay, s.s - yo ~ q
w., g,.ps' saio :, suoS JOHN EVEN CoouolI.a
'" co SiaeS Once. March IS, lsts. nils
a. CLIFTON staten nsLA ss!S, s,sss. II
"a roand 500 feet from the water, with eomnAad'ne
view Of II. CITY Bay .oa the Ss0 ~S essSs q
lset aoo add the basement eoasisns oss,as
tehsn, cellar, psntiies and eethiagloon, eeSsss sc
Sssiss sy the purchaser viii Do sold with the hoass
Also cottage sites and building lots, sithsr single ors
"a. .usiicn Of his property 10 the most central 10 TIE
%pov9 p. q The s-ss s sss =
"
" W VAN WAGENEN, IL WsiIsl OF n
mic I'm GEO b. ROLLINS, "a WslEsI
~ATPHIVATk sALE.-Oae lot o. sfosne O -
K7 south SIDE OF venty nrstst distant "a fses rec
- BrosdwAy Alec, two lots on soatn hde Oh fwenY.
De half the bloch For terms, ke spPiy 70
'nI5 lw A. J. BLEEckER, Aactioaser. Breed Ct
- TO LKT-To anal family, upper pert q asst
q two stofy attic house IN Grove o. few doou nom
- Sc LaAs's Church, tHudscnstl bsssmens, Second
s,r attic hsdroorn zoe large yard attached implied
ia Ctotou water Tue location pleasant one, re-
n.xheorhooa rent modstafe and references
Aausy. olo 80
"a. To IEr-ro a snAii quiet family without skii
~ aSon part OF the neat two story hoase Onvers
sorssSinS 81 psrlos, b<semsnf, bedrooms esd esees
essveaoacas. CEoson wstsr the premises, ke hess
rneaefs,e- Apply al Ohvet.G NIL -
n kpRNIsuED uOUsE 10 Lkf-ves ~
a usanhs ysar--A snxii Sssory hoss -
ma, sfis ' c.s FRANCIS ! co. go sros1.sy:
- LOFTS ~ fTH sTkAM fOWnS 70
Suitable fof any tish Of rsssAhssy, - '~s
s.s sss rrsasss'. iAssi'' a. r.. sfNEDIcT.
~ re --r --z---,
V1 "a s. r.sss-ss. sssf mn svsscs !ss
- ", - =, sss sy hss the hieek the hose ~
=. ~ ssssss aaa attic. basement sn1 essief lswee
- ,s che hs<f WITH svesy n,ocexp go
ssn "a 81 the vsiseirA fecs are psrlof, drsutAe-
. , '.s ss, -. 5ssss 1890 sSs ::
80 Tss Win sFssins ncms, eath, soo0 vsssrsncsS
s.,c,,. ssssscs Ne 10 10 nov h psrfsct eseey -
-, ~ ine,sssAs essufsticu cad 10 sesrsd W-2
80, fssssssls tssus sshss Zoe eeespsftsn -
III i s:s = ';.;:a !; u =: ii;:
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ICE. ICE, ICE.

TY,HE subscriber Offering Tor sale three ensoes nfst
quality Ulster County Ice, from ii TO IA inches tn,cH
nov ,hoat For particulars inquire OF Jonn u nss-
lO4 Munays or Of the subscriber on board soop
Tsovrsnce foot Wsrrenst 1 ttl A. X. HATHAWAY.
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nouzsTTo TMPoRTATIoNs.

CHARJFsTON-Sie Steamship SouthsrRer-io ties rice Jno
Fouler-l20 bales cotton Dord-li8J Emeric55 ta5er
Z Bierwtb-40 bales yarn Coster Cooks 600 Beebe,
Ludlow & CO--50 bales 80 ties 10 oTder
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rH,O Estimates viii DO receive ~ Rev.
1 ..iHnOsE HuCkMANkR for the efsciirn 20 -"
chafeh la sreond Nsw-Nefk flsp' srseiaeaVen' Ne,
crn 30 seen hy applying 81 aa SECOND al s'~s"" '
hsufs OF sni oeieckl gu sith 'n't NV
<,.TrtO.. An ps,ssns ass herein sae,tsHes se' 70
I nv,e.sss cote dated Ns-,Neis. fth MstsH, i,tt HN
,.ls H. E5waid ullsn fee $50 'sesa MET ,'aiv' -
a. ,aiss va. ever received lsf Tho same aHH hat
4, 4. b,taby saarslod 9Th Mafsh. lpt a. "AfhtAh
Asr AakfLL ralusasa 10 sall Al The sr3s' Store
a.,nss 81 a. L and sod tsushY 80. lhh hafN". va
NOTICE rhs .vhssfite'' hesr ~ ssS '.sws'
lNF..s4fHssasis. ur11f tso a. n OF hiNNaN - y
trtk fst ths ltsrss.fi5 "a the afnlestts ~ N"'
..tras. asa have iskss fhs sisis 10 Feat $50.
ns~trssi. Msfsh 70, iet. q I. HttN.'Tt
tnie % a v
coal pIsUitAH,4iNs, rae ss.' "s'' Hs.st
rsass bss. a lea ashl tssi 10 as- tsi-s "'-NesoN
"A A., 1,st ~ Rissss n asi islies'ea a. - - -
~. h, ths ia.ss .isa Nst, ssa o. - 1's's las ~
- s.a n III. .adia-ss n .ssssHsa Fes' hs fAiS
nass, .arrlI.l ~ lev r'1ysi :, e-sn-f ~ 80 80
a....-i.s.. i.aie i-'' rhfth NhlNfNN
,Nsrati,Tiss * iEhM.N Asp FHt MN h.,
IL a sfshrtmANs, - n'v's'ss - "a ptss "
Is r.se.,s tL-.-t q. "a. ~,'r 70 ss.i'vss - ss-s -
...t H. - i..s..- e-t q s--h .rs--ses sst-' y"
$500. r....s :. .-L--. fhs t-.s - ,.f-r--s- $500
- $500. ~ r..ss .rrir - ". an. " ~. '-''-
rl....., a--is.s ~ Hes.s-. 4. =: ~ t--ttt rs% -
IL. .-.--. q s,-E- .. " se..h n'vs>sna ris "'sNs
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Al 70 o'cIocs, at SIS Broadway.

I.Rcs AND PEREsProRy SALE or kosewocD nnsoSa
IN RI,cxw,tSur vusxrrvkE R c. KEMP viii
al. Auction by Catalogue the entire stock OF
ymsds cabinet and upholstered furniture eontAisee
in .,d ,tore consisting Of large and very handsome -
rtmeut OF parlor. dining and chamber furniture
al OF which have made IN the best manner Tor me
v r,,. trade and can be tally warranted, al OF which
IN bs positively sod without reserve, and must % 70
mead fou the store ia days After the sale, the
store Is let and possession mu1 Be gwen on inc y" 81
Aoril Full particulars hereafter.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
ITALIAN OPERA noUsE-sroosD rERloI

ITALIAN OPfHA UUtrE-HE'OrD fkh4ND
IOF THF sEAsOS-On Mohesy evening, nh msarn
is.f the Opsns will b resumed sad e0ntinss 20 be pre-
,ssf.A in IL atHsstivs 7rm every hosasJ. Wed.
800. 81 tha season. Application wn nov b received
h- hire Il the rsuaiass b1ss> srf so.ts sithrr f0r
80 hois number q nights or ~ ts.r psEfy
sx.-ips u th- Weas The second Of FOXES
.ssorA tlsr have been altered and viii BE- brilliant
~ 1890 20 "A tc ms ks these seats anon the most tcs
49, n re hoa,e variety 81 PopulM Operas, inelud-
y ~, new frand OpsTs Of Naoncce OF sefol nov "a re-
bss,.r viii DO brought oct No expense IA be spared
~ s, M. second Part Of the season eaesiJ " erih.ni
II not 1ors 90. thar the nfsL 49,
a-T CoeCERT u the HUTCHINSON fAalla
u N saw ofs ard Brookyn, prior % the eo1th
r., Vrtebfrson Family rsturn their very hhe ssn"
i.A,,-uf, 10 their friends 10 New YORK ana VICE. Ut
~. Hh.r. p.trou.ss bestowsd IN previous
rn-nts and would respectfully announce ina. they 80
rive yocs Rntfsrs Institute % rtiosJ
ev.nnr Mach ITt A.o a, the Libr.ry Hal Ia brookyn
on Mona.y evening March 80 also ther tae~e' ,,I
taiam-nt a. the Tx5-rnscs THURSDAY eseninI
s. Tickets 81 cents each, may be bad a. tns pt.ns-f -
music and 81 the door or The eTenlae o.
rent Doors open 81 quarter &c y ConesH 70 @
a. quarter % oe.oes nv -.
nTTCERs, INsTITUTE.-THE HUTCHINSON
nYAMtLY, graceful for their ardent reception 81 spe
Pahsru.ce on Monday, respectfully announce That 10Y
particular reQuestl they will ave one Nocs fntefAh
meat AZ RatEers Institute Friday evening ms week
March H. ard that their the Tabernsele VIII c
rven on Thursday evening OF next week, hHen -.
iud cious selection Of pieces may be expected FOR pro-
frsmme see small bills ,...
sc and II the doors Doors open % coneei, 10
Commerce a. u O'Clock. ulo otls
49, a.
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DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby siven thai pet,ioos
bave osen presented in the Board Of Aldermen 20 have
T.nthaycnue oDened between the present terminHion
and One Hundred ard Eighty ninth 81 To nave se~e,
n.ructrd IN Thirty street between Eighth and
Tenth avenues All persons Interested In the shove prop
o,tons having Oh scion- tho same are requested 10
present them in writing 10 the underlined hs oines'
81 r. THOMPSON. Street Commitment.
Street Conmisssonsr's Ohes, March 10, lsts mlo
DUBI.tC NOTICE Ia hereby given that pent!an
4 has been presented In tho Board ot Aldermen To
have Thfty ninth between Fiih and sixth avenues re-
sraaed All persons Interested IN tho above pfopo,len
having ohsctnns 20 Tho sams, are requested 20
a., Sans ia wrtlnr tho gudsrs sned al no ohes 40
.f IN Records GA or before Tho .h day Of March next
MARTIN v THOMPSON Street Commssienef.
Stf,st Conmis.ionafs once. March 10, ISIS mle
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- nIr. Whnle take, 10 pl. asurs 4

re- Mr. Whale takes great pls asnre in returning hs
warmers thsuks his numerous friends in Brooklyn ior
he substantial evidence Of their regard shown BY the
complimentary Ball given to him a. Gothic Hal lie also
desires especially to return his ACKNOWLEDGMENT %
on Rand sad to the Master Of Ceremonies for the ex-
eeeut manner in which they performed their respective
parts 10 the evenings en'ertsinmenu MIC -
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wr,.rot.irAN q oNNErs.

AroLfTAN BoNNETs:
o.. rttE VNptRstuNFp, r>ieetees aad hsnewe
II 1ts,. f hs tsAestsl ans tstitttacis a Vs.
t8{3 s,asssl l ps.i s,ess iefs he ra'i'e Aaa the
VA Haas thss tksr prepared - receive cetf
sasl wholesale sstaii ~ shs~ a. ssirsse " ~e's
s 4. hst Aaese ssfiA. sesif u'esuf>esae hss
tsss attsssA is HsvFs t~t 10 ee~se2 sses - ihs fiN
s,,, ts. e.ysstsasa AaA kNsisf sNflsrsd she s>'Hs
t..S. g. ssssF4 s.ss thsr ssshsS " vaks asarsfie
.ftiss .s4 t.tss asisk sksr hs essse IA Sesvrs
=. si...sosa fLss fs,s sise se,stsl ssv ssvsss 80
ts..l 3ssls~ ~ -ksa sasr a'iss sAe f~e4ss sss sas
sale sis ~ rlrtiseS. Mrs. ca a pslsasy..
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OST or STOLEN saturday. March y. ssia
1 ,t.ia .lth sis.ss. attached fhay 80 beth sefT
,rb v.t..a l., Inc svHsf sni ffstpthsa Z" NJ NoLit
~ Vsitan - assiiahis isvs'd wilh 10 give" "la ~
osT fus.isv svsnise sf Wed isss-s ~,e'.lass ie !.
| ,,l. 80 I'll l. o. attaining tpn s7iiils The hsas
,vl ,s.st,s suitable tswsd ed ehiss rss' "a" W
issyiss a. ~ irs',A'i ~ I"
syouy go iis .aiii i.-sa teeth srs'.si.. ssss, I,
tlhs sssi s-iists y, .'s ", 80"
.suo,. ,ssHai aIiuW ,Aans snow
SflsTH issss ss."'i.'s"' - .sw 800 's-srr
bssa s.s. .ss.ss-ilI 90 t-rs A. go, = - ~
sst ~ srsty dss-'irtis-. ~ u lthhANSi w 'ir''
a ,L,ss a.a,s s.ss ~ n,ssa~sI ~'a
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N. tpts AAikafSs tstsssss kAVnEL ANN.
- .s.-s 49,. k1sss ~~l tssss Va sk.sss sssA9,s
sAk&.~S 49,. s.ss s-S sse.s ,ss 49, waves
80 - 800 ~sSsA 80 Afssat sAttsatis ss4-fs 20
~ q snl sfsH, AisAeJ p,s's, Nsu-sssk. Z 2. y
luuNroN A 10 NseAkNh Aw "
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BOOK TRADE.
GEORGE 70. PUTNAM

srONTlUES THE BUSINESS Of Publishing and 'he
- Importation or Foreign Books. ct
155 BROADWAY, NETWORK,
and AZ his American Literary Agency Psiernoser HOW
London
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IN & a. LrdieTc s Cd lot on Forty.foutth-st.
Rleven.h.sv S5x65. SIZE, do on Fory-third St near
Eleventh av 25xi0O S2e5; do adjoining ssue sire 500
house and lot in Fortyfourth Ct, near Eishthsv loSo
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nv catvfa rotruHt vols nYp.
WORK ,s The library Of the lovers ~ saq tsnes aHH
n lie student u political economy fof those who w"n
..... ,arf, disousslons ~ all The important nsie"a
r.tf, III the forty yssfs and sspssialv 80 ihse
l,fefs ii hr htnosd tsts-msn, who ~"el9 rfess'F '"
ig bi. ns ~ftsss ana speeches he Ptessnes sed s"'
os,ionsbis IN HE mind fahiishra ~
P."ttf1-', y HAHNFat 90. ~ tHha.s'
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CT cHRrsry,s raINSTRELS.

rgg OlpFsr ESTABLISHED RASO IN tbs UNITED STATES,
nffr ~ direction Of p p. Ctg, whose rHsuaos MD
on gna entertainments are nightly horored win
sna hehy respecab audiences, and are favored win
patronage precedentsd By any amusement 10 this CITY
Admission - eents-doors open AZ concert commences
a. o'clock. - 49,.
cERr Every skruEoAY-Doors open at :. commences At
So,cloct mis- lwis'
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pssiic and the sbove citizens Of the Tenth Ward are
hereby invited to attend meeting a. Cobenzs Rooms,
Ludlow-st nearly opposite Essex Market TINS =.
= 1900 wv milo IT.
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- phnnIx Division No. IO7, u. OF IA rsl

- useing Vim be held this (Thu sdsyl evening March
rs a. the rooms IS Allsn-st punctua attendance -
requested business OF importance will be brought before
the meeting By order. INV "
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DUTGBRs' INsrITUTE.-THEA HUTCHINSON y.

MECHANICS RAIL-.
100 pROaDWAY between Grand ard sroome
4 fZures,s-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING TIRE
UrrEK- Taparalleled S1ccess-rwESTY.FoVkrH WEEK 81
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NNnl-IIIf f,ARPENTEK,,l or. EslabIIshed Psck.

USnp Dispenssry-No feck-sllp near resII.st SUI
Tor the safe speedy and shectus treatment ana
urs Of all classes OF disease II age science an carry cor
Issiate and a regular and legal medical education sno
sutte the practitioner to preference over the mere yo
in the healing art Dr. Carpenter bess leave to drest me
ard an cation Of his claims plurality
OF Offices provided tor the conVenehoe Vi
pAuents Charges Tea,onable n,
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-HLAND HALL.-The Winter session o. ts ss
"A school will close on Friday 5isttnst Appieaton of
which may requested TO be made
revious 10 the above date For circulars address, mall
DAVID A. FRAME, Ashland Hal,
- q.v;.s Vast RIooufad, Essex County. N. j.
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FLOUR AND aEAThs ss., To- sos e., o..
ma ,bs hons trsde The bv,isf brsaes are 10 % msha
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r. Ordination.-Ths Ordination OF JOHN fEfiEs
which was 10 have taken place last Thursdsy evening
LinT postpoued on account OF the storm will tate place
next Thursday at halfpsst o'clock, NJ In ne putch
Reformed Church, Harlem. Sermon BY kev or. KIM
fSGToN ard Charge 70 the candidate BY rev IRA srt"hSD
Inc PS''' ''' o. b. JUDD, Secretary.
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THE CAMPBELLS

IIAyF COAE-rhis celebrated company OF EIhiV-
III Plan MINSTRELS whose popular and inmitaole
Negro character have everywhere drswn
DC most houses will have the pleasure Of Civ
rs on. Of their highly popular entertainments every
evening this week At the Mnerva Rooms tod Broadway
The Manager Of this Company feels co hesitation IN as
surirg the ladies' ard gentlemen OF New YORK thar the
of this band Of singers will always be such
as The most f,stidious will approve. -.
- A. ,tnlnah rllh lif
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S,rATR BANK AT sAUGERTIEs.-Ths sills o.
Ctbis Bauk ace redeemed by the legal AGENTS MessIs
Wsshburn A Co of Albany and at the Bank In specie
and bought by all the Brokers st the New
wholly by stock, OF the State OF New Yorksaugerties
March a. 1913 (mI4 5tis) RUSSELL N. lSAACs, Prest
STEAM ENGINR.-ForS Sale. one tweotS.hye horse
tally and has twelgsiuch cylinder and thrty-ineh 'rose
with force pump and rsgulstor. =. ~.
Mnroa,feT. Mas. March ". mn ots-
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~ New-York Union of ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
- rernh ward Naiional RefOrmers. Ths

meeting viii be Reid on Friday evening al Y O'Clock Al
he rof in Crosbyst Members requested % Be pune
tral IA attendance. lml6l J. 7. ; SMITH seey'
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PARKER's ANNUAL EXHIBITION BALI Will
y. axe pl.cs At Tammsny fisll. on MONDAY, March
l7 ON which occasion will DO brought forward greater
variety Of new dances and more new poP, thsn ne as
introduced any previous exhibition tuii oes,sgou
will be giyen In future advertisements. nlo u
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o,,rATR HANK AT sAUGERTIRs.-Tt

IIEMP-American, embracing the VARIOUS descfip ions
Ind qualities also Manila and Ssal, eon,lantiy Tor
- by NACGRE6OR 4 MORRIS,
80 3.,,, Beaver and 10 Broadway.
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UoRsrASD CARRIAGE for 5

TS--NIsnan having A dne bay horse, with single Gov
ESNersd carriage and harness I. DESTROYS OF selling
them The establishment il desirable one i9r physi-
cisn Apply At M GIRDLER'S stable in Wooster ST.
ear the cor OF FOurthst. mo %ts
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ID C.KEMP store ss5 srcs4Ssy opposite =: Ns :.
Of psres having goods TO dsPoss Of o. s.stica u
yer, central Location Of his Sale scos wAiss sss :.
s.ncy sooas ke Of any 70 the sity-vtli give 7stscsA
,ssnop 70 he dispossl Of furniture ss ysvsfs
ard stoeks Of goods O. sastioe- Ssse sassss
a ssiss promptly eashed- -
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NiliICES.

rY- seventh Ward.-The Democratic wing Eleet
or Of the seventh Ward are requested 20 meet At Breeds
school Room a Markets. on Thursday evening 18Th IN
halfpsst7 o'clock, on business Of I'm porianee
By 4 rider Of the Ward Committee.
n.,,, Z NcKrSxry Secretaries milo IL
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDA Asstensss.
ny BANGS, H1CHA RDS = PLATT, ss0e -
IL gro.Avsy-DibsrN sash sdvxness made - sondss'
meas TOT ''i NEwYoRK Trade SALE

kEW-TOhk IkAUx Shkk
To be commsaeei
FRIDAY AFTERNOON s%aA March. u osIoek.
,x,,s - STATIONERY sale, which snbrsess large ss1
,,s.. ,ensrnusnts Of mported An6 domestic fsnsy
saa s?s a.Oo. large ,os: q .. AT sn I'd !o
ssa =, ,r,ntin6 tissue and msrblsd papers, % 80
o. p.o,, Hsnsinss u VARIOUS qssitiss sea gsstss
auiIs Se The Boob Sale 70 Do com % tassssy
rnsrnn< 2sth March with tho invoices o. Aesrs Hal
per Brothsrs Reference Is made TO me es's'sss''
both Of which are now ready.
DYF. COTTON, A~eon s.L cs~"SssSs~ asr,ss :.
Ds.i-s xlo1n $40 Brosdwsy Gothic hsii-nsviee -
moved 10 .hs above named rooms. 10 row prepares
.sive all sints Of Cabinet fsrsiurs, Dry eooass
and ping articles Of every decor ptvn en-
for private sale saetion sDd 70 rske
with his usual Fromp,ness lie will also boy prefefsse
Oetoor sses IN any part Of the eiy sttsnded - useA
AT PsvArE s.Ls-one physicians medical esss' vsfS
cheap.
c. c. CHAMBERLAIN, Aacsioneer.
ny WI. MADDBN.-Stors, sppeest-Lae'
ID sss advance, ulsis ca Good: sonsinsd for gnvess
al. or 70 be cold 81 sason Outdoor slss carefully o.
tended 20 and respectfully solicited. froups rstsrss
made
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MINIATURE ALMANAc..-... THIS DAY.
TIVE sun. THE MOON FULL hA,
e,,s,.e II Sets .6 Morn... II Mora. p
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r,ctars Ia conjunction with sznOr sPinetto and MS
loo learned Canary Birds Tickets % cents To com
spce A. ~ oelock Sig Spinuetto viii give an exnioi
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-04
Good News from Pennsylvania.

The majority for Painter, the demo
cratic candidate for Canal Commissions
er, is 1888! The Congressional vote
shows democratic majority Of 1886!
While the whig majority for Governor
is only 500. Tie Native American or.
gan, at Philadelphia, shows how the
whig candidate for Governor was cleo
ted. 1t says: ''lt is Singular fact that
the same Native American party which
first suggested, and afterwards triumph
antly elected Governor Johnston, first
brought forward also TO the notice Of
the people, for the high Office Of Presi.
dent Of the United States, odd Rough
and Ready the peoples candidats"
This same native paper exuItingly says.
",hal the whig convention adopted their
nominee" Adopted fellow citizens. re-
collect these things when you come to
the polls. f. Y..4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-04
The Free-soilers.

Corwin, of "bIoody hand and hospita-
BILE grave'' memory, mode a speech in
BarnesviIle, on Monday last. 1t seems
the wings, in attendance, were wonder
fully tickeled with Toms buffoonery,
and are now willing to call God to wit
ness that Gen. Taylor is as good free.
soil man as Mr.. Van Buren,. This may
do TO tell those who do not know the
opinions Of Gen. Taylor, as expressed
by the whig papers in his own and
neighboring towns. These Corwin
wings also now assert that the Quakers
in this and Belmont counties are now
going, in body, for Gen. Taylor
This may be true, but we do not, nei
ther will we believe it, until we are
forced so TO do. We are not prepared
to acknowledge that there is SO much
deception and hypocrisy in man.. lsit
possible that class ofpeopIe who have
said SO much about military chisftains'
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and slavery as have the Quakers, will
now torn round and give the lie 10 ~
their professions BY voting for General
Taylor, who now owns more slaves
than did all the other Presidents put to.
gether'
We believe il to be true that, there
are q number Of wings who have pro-
fessed to be free-soil men, who will, on
the day Of the election, vote for Tay-
lor. They will try to induce all the
democrats they Gun, to2vote for Van
Buren, and then secretly vote for Tay.
lor themselves. Thus verifying say
ing Of Giddings that the wings oppose
slavery every day in the year except
on the day of the election.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-04
Important from Mexico.

The brig Fiji, Capt. Radovich, from
Vera Cruz, the 18th instant, arrived au
New Orleans on tbs goth, bringing flies
Of The Monitor Republican,, from The
capital. to the 9th, and El Arco Iris to
the 18th. orsv y..i III ..,.s.t..,n
From the tenor Of these prints, SAYS
the New Orleans Delta, it would seem
that The elements oi internal commotion
are still at work in the Republic Of
Mexico, and that she is on the eve Of
another change in her government
Rumors Of rebellion, or intended rebel
lion are continually arriving at the cap.
ltal from the provinces, and even in the
city of Mexico the administration Of
Herrera and the population are kept in
continual alarm, by the evil.disposcd,
who are actively employed in preparing
the downfall Of the present rulers. 1t
is stated tha, all classes are thoroughly
disgusted with the present government,
which is only upheld by the terror
which the measures Of the Minister Of
War inspires, and the money which it,
has at command. When the millions.
Of the indemnity are spent, there will,
be an immediate demonstration, and.
Herrera must fall.
~ SANTA ANNA. al II
Ell Arco Iris. of the llth instant, says
tha, Santa Anna had written to his.
friends By The last steamer. the Fro,h,.
protesting that he had no intention to-.
return TO Mexico. He was content with
his lot in exile, and would not come
back, unless called on by the masses, or
the Republic was again invaded. tsA
IMPORTANT FROM TAMPICo.
An express arrived at Vera Cruz on
the morning Of the 10th, stating that "a
had been made 1t
Tampico, when the inhabitants had pro-.
claimed the independence Of the siate,.
and its annexation 10 the United States.
FL Arco Iris states that il is a positive
fact. Three hundred stand OF arms
were Immediately embarked on yes.
sci at. Vera Cruz, and dispatched 10.
Tampico. This event. il adds, will prove,
very unloward for the government,
through the la,ter's scanty finances;
bui it advises thai sacrifices be made,
and two or three YES els armed, when
communication being cut off BY sea-,
and q vigorous attack made by land; q.
fresh dismemberment Of the Republic
may be prevented !. is believed at
Vera Cruz that similar movement
took place simultaneously at Maiamo..
ras. sgs, An -"