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puBLIC NOTICE is hereby ,iysn lh', lae ioIIo~'

DfBLlC NOTICE IL hereby gwen thsl inc i'ilV"-
Il ing petitions have been presented in the Boald Of T.
d-r-n VIZ. To have sever constructcd 10 Nineteenth.
bstweon the Hudson River sud Eighth avenue
hsve the grade on Fosfh street between the Firth and
Sixth avenues raised To have the sidewalks Of IwrHh
street, between Third and Fourth avenues h.gssd 10
have Twenty ninth street between the Main Ald Irnh
avenues regulated aud curb aud guer stones 80. therein
To have Thirty between seventh ssrnu-
and Broadway TeFuaied the carriaF-wey sraverd ana
curb and therein All persons Interested
n the above propositions having obi ctons 90 The same
requested 10 present them 10 ~ntins 70 NE uuaei
signed Al bis OH c. No Hail Of Records. before tho
2ld day Of Mach inst.-street Commi.soners once,
March l3 IPN MARTIN =. THOMPSON,
ull Street Comm ssionef.
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rsob.r, Of Eureka Lodge particularly requested u
b. pupctu In attendance Al their lodge room on Tuesday
evening March "a, - busine" OF Importance viii Dc
'' Sat ~, e''''' 'N'N' W BLANCHARD sso'ry.
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Up MONTGOMERY, Apstionssi.

]. 2 MONTGOMERY, Anetioneoi.
BOOTS AND sHOEA.-By J. o. tNoEkSOLL
DCO-store "a Pear-st-On Wednesday. March Is,
cock AN 500 boots shoes and brossas ssiss'
Die Tor the Southern, Western ana city trade.
Also mems hip and thick boots
Also meme calf and sea- boots.
Also mems kip aud thick brogsns.
Also, mems fine calf sewed boots.
Also boys calf aud seal boots.
Also boys hip and thick brossns. ms
AUCTION NOTICE.-win be sold ct public svsties
n Thursday, the 18th OF February. at 10 O'clock
the platform scales and office ad ming 0rAnd.st Market
East River. JOB Il. BLACK, Supt OF bufldines
Otice Superintendent Buildings. 18th Feb. 1913. III
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John w. LEGGETr, Auetiouesr
nREAT sAIE OE PAPEK.-MOORE 1

N GIFT viii hold their seventh semi angs Trade Sale
Of Paper AZ their warehouse SOL Pesrs Monday the
9TH OF March, st half past O'CLOCK, A. NJ The cate
ogue will embrace 900 Of Writing Paper, consist
.as and square Hat caps, folio and bsnh post cat caps
letters packet post. &c. &c.
Also, coored Papers; marble tissue, bottins envslop'
wrapping and shoe Papers In great variety.
Also, 900 hides binders Russia red Leather.
The paper will be warranted TO corrrspond with the
sample which will be taken from their
eases The will be positive the highest bidder and
no will be sold other than bose printed In the caa
ogue The goods will be open for examination on the
friday and Saturday previous and every facility onssd
for their inspection.
Catalogues will be ready on the 20th instant
Teims-under el00 cash; from 500 TO $780, three
months; from -i0O TO 200 four months and over VI 100.
ave and six months Approved endorsed notes. pay able
Ia New York, to be dated on the day Of sale
MOORE LE06ETT
mis- IA IS lglDts Paper Warehouse, SOL Pssrl-st
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u !" Food TOT TOWdtFs' aI'IlI VI ~. II
zsd regiment" food flr pod-r and ihe same phrase may
Be- az psrtnenty app ed 20 bed hogs flies musq1itors
moths and c0ckrosches since the Invention N LfoNs
Marneto Powder f1r their destruction. sold A 40 Broad
way iis death % thsm hough incapable OF ulnuns tho
human system. MO ~
~ Ycbrunry Keport-rHE MUTUAL BkNFlT
Life INSURANCE COMPANY (0ihcs ~ Wsllst IL.
sash durnk The month 0l FsbIuafy W. we uunafol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

- fuk sAiR-rss ssrss'sa saa 'sss.auy assss s
81 Assss A. A - Al Fssth 81 near Flth svenue The
- IA 4. . t.ss ;, NAT Oh. slosA the house 10 ~ b.
- essa ..sss. sssie. ssssmsat aud cellar IL vss
bath Ia is< sAs 49, m.1n~. via sssy me'efn eoe'
s.s az taters rasuy essemsnt room.
.sA,a sss lssssu ta''s A' saiss als' BED rooms %
- ests.~s sss~sss. 81 ID 10 noe In perfect order cd
s.x ~ txssNss esserAtsp ssd 10 essrca for ssls
ssss .sesAss stAss ts eeeapAon o. investmsns
!. Il cav ~ svessS ~ ~ No res Apply -
sst fss ] u fkAasoN. 81 Merchant EzsAases.
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Invitation Soree the Young Meas Henry Clay Aso'
citation will take place Monday evening 18Th March
Subscribers are requested call the undersigned Tor
their tickets By order Of the C.mmitte u Arrangements
mil gus WIN II. OGDEN, nc Wall-st up stars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

t. Rev. DIR. Lansing will be installed GOD WI
linz Pastor 81 the CONGREGATIONAL Church. CLIFTON ev
Broosyn on Tuesday evening next lith inst al CLOCK
The sermon will be preached by Rev j. Z Thompson OF
the Broadway Tabernsce The friends Of the enterprise
and Of religion generally invited 70 attend mj II
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REAL ESTATE.

- TO IET-rhs large and convenient house, With
good out -houser and FIVE acres Of land attsshs
- garden and plsaty Of fruit Of every hind. Apply oa
the premises, or 10 Bowsry. mis- 81
g. APARTMENTS WANTED in the lower psrt
= ofhs city consisting " or rooms, not higher Up
- than Chambcrsst PropTieton Of boarding houses
aeei Apply 10 or address CLARK, Brothers
CO 81 JohS 81 corner Nassans. ml3 81
- To LITTLE principal part Of the three .story
= aud ste house -. spring ct 10 email ssntss fam
- Wy. The parts consist Of 9 suit Of paflors, large
frsn and bedroom in third story, two sttes back
basement The location very desirable and wiz b let
low - q sood tsnsnt mis- III
- To IkT-At sostA erooklyn, from the let Of hsy
- t1ur II row Of eishs neal htsestory brick dwell
- us. psasNntly sitssied On Uriou ct between Hicks
Ccurhls sboat Eve minutes wsk from hamiltoa
Aaa tWs.Vr frcu Alsauc-st ferries Rent $50 Apply
- " n LoUDoN, q. Frontst sp stairs rs Chrystest
Nsw.Nefs o. aPon the premises mis- 81
"a TO Int iMMkDIATELY-A ssits Of roons
wiih hsle furniture 70 sreP house with, not IL
.osi ucseas saa Both,ns ehsrsed for furniture Every
hss ssses aas respectable Inquire third brek hoess
u rhira avenue IA rwsny ssth-st No " mis- So
- rO LEr-ro = email quiet family Without chi
u PAS Of ths asst SEQ story hoass Oliver O.
ssrslstas a Psrlcf. hsssmeai. bedrooms asd other
ecavanicaces. >Fotoa ~atrr the isas kc Rent
~'sSssae. ApPly a. oavo1st NIL lvs
- FURNISHED uQuSE no LET-vof as
meslas - rrar-A email s-story house In Irvfsg-
rlscs, sea- lpiSr square Fer particulars. ngurs Of
mfu cs FRANCIS AGO 81 Broadway.
- loFrs WITH srEAM POWER To Let
>ais.sls ter say sas u us<hiassy. end vsfy ssiss
= s.s 81 rtss"ss. iHssirs AL s6usss MSrn,c,
- trs W. bENIuiCr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

SPRING AND SUMNER
STRAW BONNETS.
MlLLlNERs AND OTHERS informed thai
1k8 the subscriber has hand good assortment of
straw bonnets. comprising the most desirable styles
Va in market, which he offers for sale ct very
renewable prices L.. CHAPLIN,
m2 AWhslmis ~ John-st. up stairs.
DON'T READ THIS,
But 90 and toll the whole world that
ARCHERs SPRING STYLE OF HATS FOR 1919
M ALTOGETHER SURPRISES ythine Ia the hst
k line in New York Let every one Ia need OF an Gle
ssnt and servicesble bat cal and Of
Achsrs best They will find him and hs attentive clsrks
agreeable that Il will be considered luxury rsds
with him. ISAAC II. ARCHER,
MI lmss 80 Gresnwich-st NJ Y.
su ECONOMY AND FAsHION-Sprins Pattern.
I'LL issunsurpased BY any for beauty durability and
ehospness The subscriber invites inspection before
elsewhere Every article guaranteed TO give
s.issfsction II Smis.I w. KELLOGG, ZIG Csaalst
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n. JOHNSON, Auctionsef.
BOOTS AND SHOHS-By A. ID. }ALE, store N
ID Pesrist on Tuesday March H. a, u O'CLOCK N 500
cases boots shoes brossns &c. comprising desirable
assortment Of fresh and fashionable Spring goods adapted
TO the city and country.
N B. Constantly on hand stock OF the above ct psi'
yats sale low for cash NIL Jus'
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AUCTION sALK q Fif.h. .yenus r,nOPsry !.

AUCTION SALE Of Fifth.svenus Property WA
hH FRANKLIN son. will cell Al public suction on
"Wednesday I'd March. st the Merchants Exchange 81
o'clock unless previously sold st private sale the y.la
abe os-rn built brick house lot OF ground 70 Firth
svebae west side between Twelfth and Thirtsenth etc
The ot /. 25i gin front and ard ll5 deep, with
reht Of wsy lO Thlrtesnths The house built 10
the most faithful manner 10 la perfect order, hss hot cir
furnace Croon water bathing rooms, water closet aud
every other convenience the Of the lot good
brick stable and coach house $4,000 may remain
ortzags Possession will be given the e5th OF pril
App.y 10 lng ist22l JOHN l.. BUCKLEY, a. Fronts
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Corn $40 bbs Rosn l6 372 70 Bacon. p uerces Beef
Lard 81 SIS 10 Cheese $50 bbls Meal 35l do Pork Ga
DO Turpentne, 68 $50 70 Oh Cake. ll,l88 70 Grease
To FSAScE-l,l74 bales Cotton, . bbs Ashes
We have positive information from Washington
that the bid Of Messs Coicorau Rissswas for the whole
loan and that the doubts the interest OF NJ Rcths
child Co. in the bid unfounded They were inter
ased the Of Is so per cent IN the tenders Of
Corcorsn Riggs and the was TO be psa here ana
not in Mexico, which is important feature The whole
Of Treasury Notes 70 be issued, including those
70 be Iei.ued was Sc OOo OF these about S32Oo0oo
were contracted for previously including million taken
By the Sinking Fund Commissioners Of the State OF Asba
ms at par million yet TO be issued TO Corooren Rigs
under the old loan five hundred thousand 10 John Thomp
son at par and smaller amounts to various individuals
The disposition Of the remainder nearly follows
Various individuals at "a to per cent prem.. $50
Manchester Clarke al ioG 000
Riddle, At 9oo0V
Total - oOoo
Probably million and quarter Of the above amount
will 20 to the Rothsehilds The amount Of bids below
premium was larse and there considerable amount
Att per cent The fact that the London capitalists bid Tor
the whole Of this loan indicative Of great change In
their views regard National Securities snd that
they will partie pate in The taking OF the sixteen millions
The following statement OF the Macon and West
ern Railroad Company shows encouraging state Of
business
E.rnipss for February q
Same period last i''f'' ~
Increase equal to Al per cent si@s9 10
The New.York and New. Haven Railroad have
sade call for the last four iustsmens OF $40 per shse
Of the capital payable the 9th Of March 7th Of
April, 9Th Of June sud 10th Of July
The amount of Coal transported over the Read
ing Railroad last week "a on tons The iotsl OF the
SESSION, ll2,779 tons
4
The value of Exports from Boston ior the week
ending March TO- was sl6S 1852 Of which slo',''7 vas
cosstwise.
The income of the Connecticut River Railroad
% far thi. year presents very gratifying increase
that Of year The receipts OF the month OF Jsnu-
airy 81 per greater than those Of the same month
IN ls47 For February the receipts amounted to $1,000
which SO pei cent than those othe corresponding
tune year, when they amounted 70 only about $500
Markets. 80. Carefully reported for The Tr,buns.
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e. Mechanics Institute Lecture, at Society


and IoHNsoN will lecture upon these SUB sets on Mon
dsy and Tuesday evenings 18Th aud liih Inst al the
MON Institute OF Pineapple and fut.n IS Bfooi
lyu Tickets ~ conts @as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

u or THE NATIONAL ACADEMY Or DtsItN -
The rooms Of the Academy ready tor The rec-p
ton Of Works Tor the Twentythifd Annual Exhibition
which will b opened on the lat Of April.
rnsdtais. JNO. @. CHAPMAN. Sees. n. A. ID.
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To GREAT BRITAIS-S7lS bales Cotton. 6Z,4I bushels
Corn $40 bbs Rosn l63 37( 70 Bacon p uerces beef
10 bbis Beef 20 tisrces Rice jo..5z n Taow, 2itOz
Lard 81 3l8 70 Cheese $50 bbs Meal. 35l do Pork 90
DO Turpentne, l68 $50 10 Oh Cake. ll83 70 Grease.
To FRAScE-ll7i bales Cotton y bbls Aches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

~ Young Friends of freInnd-sI. rAIhlth :
DAY a ssscis n~efinr III this Society VIII b. held A.
the sb.kspsars Hotel this evening" March ID Al n Goes
for ne pgrp0ss u c3mgstipg susnEsmen" Tor "' e''
brsfiou ~ Sc Pafrickis Day. BY order
miglr r 0kLLAGHKR, Secretary.
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~ Fourteenth Ward.-Pursusnt to reguest Of tn

T. e G. q . tJ1ooD Secretaries
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RRoOKLYN INsTITITtF55 2 6il My':sI talsI.


rlHE COLLECTION Of the WORKS Of the Cd mas.
\ ters 10 being removed 90 the Lyceum buildine 3ol
Y ~ tad asaiu la a milo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

Gg~rrsL FusstrvRg-R c. KEMP will sell At auction
on Wednesday a. S4S Broadway the furniture OF gen
tee private family reliuqeishns ho1sekeepips eonssn
OF handsome NssorSment Of psrior dinius room and
chamber furuture well worthy tho attention Of psr-
cha.ers This furniture 10 but tle used ana 10 very
.oo quality consisting Of sofa bedstssd mahogany sofas
.rd chair. marble top center tables card ~ott and DIN
ng tables mirrors Brussels and hiossrminser carpet
oil cloth carpets mArbe-top dressing buresus and wash
.tAnds uahogxny French bedstsads mahogany fbreneh
ehsr. cane chairs, looking asses paintings gran
doles m,nte clock hat stands cottage AID eoumoa bed
stsaS.. feather beds, mattresses, Nc.
Also, handsome mahogany sofas, in hair cloth.
Also. rosewood coachss in satin de lain.
Afao 1 d-ha
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NANTtD-bY 4 Fr-testant young woman situation
w - chsnb-rm4id Vallejo objection O. sssst ia
gs.hins and iron1g Beat Of city reference Apply 4
= Crosby-st up stairs. mis- Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

R.Yori sciety Library ~oad beg leave to call the q;
tsan o. parties having scods 10 dispose OF 81 snsfoa q
a. ., .sutra Of his sales Rooms which ere
de arrest and best fof ths dsposa OF farn
srs fancy goods sny 10 the sity-wil give pesooa
attention 10 the dspos. Of furniture ct private dwelsss
,nd stocks q goods ct suston Cash sdvsnsss made sat
oil ssle. promp Ily snhst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

WANTED-A person ~1th sif0 carh csgifai snd he
w services for which equsl interest will b sven u
manufacturing very vallsb patent which destined
20 supersede everything in s line and BY which 0rtuns
can b resized 10 fs~ Jears Apply %
mis- ~ 7. r ESGELBRECHT, - John.st
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aesuossss.
DY BANGS, RICHARDS Il PLA TT, "ore ~t
ID Bfosdvsy Liberal sssh advances made On sonnta'
m .ats for suction s-l>s
NETWORK TRADE sAIE

NEW YORK TRADE SALE
To b commenced
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. 2sh March, 81 oeioek.
yyitb III. STATIONARY sac which embraces large and
.,,r,rge conss nmes,s Of Imported apd domestic fancy
soS saols s.tiooefys large stock Of American sod FOR
-, p,e-rs cap and letter white and blue ruled and
.pvs OF printiaz tissue and msrbed pspsrs 20 90
oils Papsr Hsnsnss Of various qastles and patterns.
ne Boob Sal. g 70 BE- eonmsnesdo on Ia.sdsy mosnins
SIN March with the invoices Of hessf' harper Bro
lhsrs -, 49,. -
Rsfss.ae. made 70 the catalogues, both OF which are
nov ready.
FCOLTON, Auof,0. s.A Cersn.s,es AtfyoAsai-
ID sales Rom SO Broadway, Gothic Hsl-havine re
moved to named 10 nov prepared 70 70
seivs q. kinds Of Cabinet Furniture, Dry GOODS
and Housssssp Of every seser pon on eonsss
meat Tor private sale saetion snd 70 male
9Th his asuN promptness he will aso bay, prsfsffea
Outdoor salss 10 part Of the city attended - ssos
Ar Psv.rE sALE-ons physicians medical eass, very
chssp.
c. c. CHAMBERLAIN A1ciionser
DN WM. MAUDkN.-Store, spraeest-Lib
ID sral advances n.as Goods consigned for private
sale or 70 be sold a. suation Outdoor sAes carefully &
tended TO- and respectfully solicited Prompt rs<arns
made.
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~ Fifteenth Ward,

G MM' q AssrF' Secretaries.
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DtBLlC NoII' !, u'r.oy .'ss1 W.. ~ a. h.y
has been presented 10 mo hoard OF AidF'n 20 hsf'
The sidewalk on the nonhrriy side Of Grand street BE-
tween East T0mpkins streets regulated aud tho same
tagged the Width Of iDuf feet All persons Interested n
the above proposition havlng oh scons o. the Same Hfo
requested 10 present them in writing o. Tho undermined
Al bis Office SO Hal ~ Records. briofo thr sd
dav If March iutf q asionris ONCE March
hi 'tftf MARTIN p THOMPSON,
mia Street Cnfnnissiunrf
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23
THE TAYLOR PLATFORM.

THE power gwen by the Constitution to the
Executive, 10 inlefppse his veto, Is high eonaefv'
alive power, which should never be exercised cS.
eep, 10 cases oil clear violation Of the constitution
or manifest haste aud want Of consideration by
Congress
1.-THE personal opinions Of the individual who
may happen to occupy the Executive chair, ought
not 10 conlfol the action Of Congress upou qnrs'
tons Of domestic policy, nor ought his objections
10 be intefposFd where questions Of constitutional
po scr have been settled BY the safiens depart
msnts Of government, aud acqniereed in BY The
people,
Upon the subjects Of the latih, the currency,
the mpfovrmeni of our great highways, nversr
lakes, and hathors, the will Of the people a. eS.
pressed thro' their representatives IN Congress
ought to be respected aud carried oul by the EN'
eenliye.
"wat, al all lines. aud under all circumstances
is national calamity. 10 be avoided, II iaompalible
with honor" "The principles Of our government
as well It's true policy, opposed Ia lhe snblu'
CATION of other naiiehs and the dsnemberuisnt OF
other countries BY conquest, for, IN the Language
Of the great Washington, why should We qal oGI
ewn to stand on foreign ground -
TAYLOR
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

d The Chicago Democrat twsaiwonls pa
per- says
1he men opposed 10 faylef ought everywhere
10 unite und beat him lie eumes onl q Southern
man and STAKEHOLDER, and the vrry convention
that nominated him kicscJ the wlmo, Pfayiso
under the table,
Here is the Kind Of Argument the drmoemcy Of
the North and Wss, use against G,utrl Taylor,
he lives too fr South, owns slaves, aud op
poses the hilmot Proyiso. And yet here in the
South even IN Ibis place, we have heard Il asserted
thai he was in favor Of the wlmol Proyi.o, or the
ordinanos Of lls7, and i elected aud the Pro visa
should pass both houses Of Congress, he was
pledged sol 10 veto Il. This churseis altogether
gra,ailous aud one nol warranted by any Ian.
guage ever Gsedby General Taylor. SO far from It,
lheys exceptions he makes u bis letter to Capt
Al.son, would apply directly 70 such an esisenry
as The passage lhe i'roviso, aud instead ofb-
ing pledged nsl to veto IT, the language there used
and is eIPFr srd opiniens in regard 10 The qnes'
lon, warrant the assertion that he sihndi
pledged to withholi the executive sanction. III,
one OF the few cases, 10 which he would c,rr
ese the veto pOwrL
The same paper urges ss an objection peains'
MIR Scsmmop, the wing candidate ur Congress
in opposition TO Wentworth, "tlpt he goes hear
and soul for General Taylor for President, whr
regards slavery, Il we are to believe the whig del
sgsIss 10 the Philadelphia Convention from lhi,
district pAirinrchal institution Not only are
these objections urged against Gen. Taylor, BY
the supporters Of Cas- aud Butler III the North and
West, but against those who support h,m for the
presidency.
As to the charge that the Philadelphia Con.
ycntiOn clicked the Wnot rroviso under the
table" We are glad Il done 50. wcgro proud to
be an humble member Of that party, which had
The independence 10 declare. regardless ofronse
qucncrs. that they went Tor the country. the whole
country, andwers opposed 10 any sectional dkis.
ion Of cur eouHtry.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

Tus Burralo cOSyENr.os.--By telrgrsphic dis
patch to the LouissilI, Courier, we learn that the
Free Soil Convention ui BuiIalO met at 70 NJ, on
the 9Th inst.
Charles D. Adams Of Mass wns chosen Pres.
dent, INSISTED BY Is Vice Pres idsuis c. d Sedg.
wick, Of n. Y, Charles v, Dyer, Of Illinois, Tho-
Bolton, Of Ohio Ralph Butler, Jf, Of Me, J. 4
snodgras., Of Nd. AN. Johnson, Of \. j, Il
Tyler, Of Pa, Ralhbone, Of n. " and :. r Chase,
Of ohiO-secriarirsL
There were seventeen States represented. MI
King from the informal committee on Organization,
reported the following propositions, which he
said had received the unanimons concurrence Of
the committee, representing half he States Of the
Union.
Resolred, That /, is the duty Of the General
Government TO relieve itself irum oil responsibility
for the existence, OF continuation OF slavery,
wherever that Government possessed the consi.
tnional authority 10 lcgs.a'e on that subject, aud
Is thus responsible for is existence
Resoired, That the States within which sln.
very exists, are alone responsible for the existence
OF continuation ofslavery within the limits Of sue b
States; and the federal Government has neither
responsibility nor constitutional authority TO nbol.
ish or regulate slavery within a State where It
now exists.
Resolved, That the true, and in the judgement
Of this convention, the only safe means ofpfeyenl.
ing the extension Of slavery into free territory is to
prohibit is extension IN all such territories, by an
act " Congress.
After appointing a committee to report resolu-
tons for the consideration Of the conNsion, they
adjourned until Thursday morning
II is thought Van Buren, will be the nomiuee Of
the convention.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

RrrrGLlc or THE Rio GRANpE.-The
following advertisement, which appeared
in several OF the New Orleans papers, !,
said to refer to the enterprise OF establish
ing a new and independent Republic, ex.
tending from the Gulf several hundred
miles back, and from the Rio Grande to
the Sierra Madrc.
BurrALo llrNr ON THE RIO GRASpp.
All those desirous Of joining in the Raflalo
hunt upon the Rio Gande next fail, are
requested to send in their names and ad.
dress to the Grand Scribe Of the O. O. O.,
on or before the first day OF September
next They will state the number OF
persons in each party. their equipments,
&c. Rifles muskcts, or ''reyolyers' must
be furnished by each hunter As the
party may expect occasional attacks from
the hostile Indians roaming in that section
OF country, 1t is recommended that each
party should be organized and drilled be-.
fore meeting at the rendezvous. 1t is
expected that many friendly Mexicans,
sklliu in the sport, and acquainted with
the habits aud haunts Of the animal. will
Join the party. Due notice Of the time
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