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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-02
Western Clothing Store
Merit door 10 G. Tcnnemdn's Rope Store
Water Street, Evansville, Ia.
RE EsneIT TIE II A. On

IL u Is &c T. Va VI AZ L. a. co.
ETAVE Just received from their Mandatory in
IL Cincinnati, large assortment OF Teadn
made tashi iaOc clothing suitable for all sea sons OF
the year, al Ofwliich are made and trimmed in the
best under their direction, expIessiytor this
markets an CONSISTS o. every article requisite c0Rl.
pleie geni.t meas wardrobes superior Black and
Blue French and English cloth dfesses, frOck ana
SICK coats, iall trimmed, Blue and blach SatneL
t.ock and sack coats, Cashlneret, Brown, green.
gray and black, and all coiiors cfrweed, sack. frock
and dress coats, every variety Of coats coates and
roundGbous, superior black and blue coihs and cas-
simere pants. fancy French Cashmere do, Blue anG
black and gray and striped sajinet pants md c0rdu.
roy pants all colors and prices. Ba * satin plaiI.
and fancy silk. yevel cashmere, and saimet vests,
aud all cOlors and kinds vi common vests al ya.l0us
prices. ,..... ....5.. -t...-.... Fl.
All the late styles OF plain and fancy silk and satin
Cravas, Scaris and stocks white siik and all color
Pocket linndkerchieis; Linen and Linen bosom shirs
Muslin and Flannel do Flannel and Net under shirts
and Draws Shirt Collars; Beaver, kid, thread am
cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain gum suspen
ders; silk, gngham and cotton Umbreli as Sila Hat
Caps; Boots; Shoes, walking canes, &C. s.
All the above articles and every thing else in the
furnishing line will be sold III Cincinnati prices fol
CASH. ...r... Us a-E ..r =
We shall continue TO receive fresh supplies week
~ during ihs season from Mandatory in Cinrin
natl. taug l9l ~ CIT 'BRUMMEk, a. 60 3.
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CIR AWE ORD BELL,
WAOLES ALE AND r ETAIL
DRUGGLSI,
MAIN STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA

4 AZ now in store and daiy receiving his Spring
StltS, ssp.c,s Soups, FeryRpiery, Hindou' Gtass,
GlassTars, Varnisk, PstntaG Ha'rstsh Brushes, DC.
dc. Ny stock is one OF The largest ant most com.
pets before otr red IN tins market, comprising
with great care in regard 10 the best quaiies, and
purchased directly from first hands and on the best
terms 10y which uieanS enabled To sell at as low
rate rs any o!her House in this part ofthe country
Dealers respectfully requested 10 call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere. and those Who
cannot do By sending their orders shall have them
attended to as promptly and d; rates low ii here
IN person -' ri - f- 500
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Star Clothing Store.

=
Corner Main and 2'irsI st. Evansville.
4 gu .hi3ERIS. would inform MS friends anu
"A. the public in general thathe ms lately com-
menced theCiOIlIIEk BUSINESS in hisspacious
BRICK building the OF VI ain and First Streets
Evansville. Ind, where he intends keep constantly
on hand large and we'll assorted stock OF fashion,
able and plain seasonable 't r. a.-.-6- -.-t e.I q
Custom Ready KIa6e Clothing,
. At1Wholesaie and Retail,
Ills sale rooms being the largest and most commo-
dious In the City, and his present stock OF .t.
WINTER CLOTHING,
Being FRESH and New. made up in the latest i'm
proved FashiOns-he can offer much greater induce
ments for those in want of Clothing and Furnishing
Goods TO purchase oil him, than can be found az any
other place in the State. lie procures his Cloths al
very large quantities. and mos ty for Cash. which
gives hun advantage over those who purchase in
small quantiles-hence the reason he can undersell
all has would be competitors. His Stock now con-
slsts OF -il7e.
OVER COATS, 1eaieuf
Made up from all the various kinds of Cloth. now
In use-apart of which nice Brown, Blue, and
Blue Black, heavy BFOadcloths Alsd--Blue, Drab
and Brown. beaver anu Blanket Cloths--AlsO, III lot
Tweed and satDet adopt "a to all kinds OF hu zines
Heavy FrOeks and Sacks, an article which every
business and laboring man will find Just the thing
for his comfort. They are made up from the bes
Styles of Cloths for service, he lind the mars
ket and warranted 10 give good satisfaction. Dres
and Frock Coats, in great abundance, made iron
Ger nan. French, English and American Cloths, o
all colOrs usually worn, which will be found in tbs
atest style OF cut and inish. A few thousand pie
ces Of PANTALOONS,
New and nice, made from Blue. Blue Black, anC
Black CassImeres- as goon as can be found al th'
TailorS. Also, all kinds of DOeskin, Satinet, am
Satin Vests, ofthe most choice Patterns Also Boy.
Clothing, under Shirts and Draw ers and large as
sortnent of Gaps OF all kinds, adapted Fail anC
Winter wear. Furnishing GOODS tor Gents such a.
tine white Shirts OF all kinds Also-liamiitoI
Stripe Twiled Stripe, and plain white Shirts, Liaer
BOsems and Collars, Black and Fancy silk Cravats
Wooden Socks, Suspenders, Gloves, Stocks, Belts
Ilandkerchefs, OveTals, nlbreIlas Green Spencers
Trunks, &c. '~- oct. colt.
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A CARD.

A CAEsD. N
THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
4 citizens OF Evansville and vicinity. that he has
-op, ned MS sI,ppon MRslreet, Opposite the bank,
sslele he intends carving he al onag tisiueSs
in Rw ofitsbranchcs. Those within. 20 employ
him " ILL ind han hand dnfiBe h,s mo * hours.
sept --.-. -..rt -..-.--. WI B0LUhN.
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COl11IEHCIAL HOTEL.
Or. JOHN It. WALKER

PHYSICIAN AND SURROUNDINGS on Man
4 Street, between Second and Third, am nearS
oo-,site the Clerks Office where he may at all time
be found unless absent on professional business
dee %, 47-tf
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Ioco-Foco Omce-Holders.

Alta meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors held
on Saturday evening the 18th irst the Controller eommu-
ncaed to the Board hat the Register and County Clerk
had IN violation Of law refused neglected to pay over
into the City Treasury the s collected In accordance
with the following section Of the statute.
The ices are required 10 be paid monthly and nearly
three months have elapsed, ard as Is stated 10 the Con-
troler's communication no returns are yet made.
2ig Any officer referred TO IN 'hS act who shall receive
N M, on use or neglect 20 account tor In such mode as
the Board Of supervisors Of City and County OF Newnork
NAV direct any fees peTqgstes OF emog b tbssc
declared belong ana be for the beneht o. ne City ano
County OF New Ork shall to render 10 the ssh
Controller Of the fees accruing a. ne once or
10 pay the herein required shall be deemed
guilty Of msdemeanor and punishable with hoe OF not
less than five hundred dollars exceeding I'VE hsusAla
dollars. or Imprisonment Tn the Penientafy tor period
not less ihsn three months exceeding one year or
both AZ the discretion Of ths court before whom said ON
Ger NAV be convicted and In addition shall 1rfet any sum
that rsy be due him account Of bis salary ana shall
b., liable tho said City and County Ia acsl seton Tor
al moneys 20 received and not accounted Tor and paid over
into the Treasury Of said City aud County pursuant 10 mo
requirements Of this act.
Ala Maynard offered resolution directing the District
Attorney 10 proceed before the GfandJury In accordance
with tho above section.
IT'S due TO tho Surrogate and C9rk Of tho Sessions
Court to "a that nay paid Tho money collected
IN hoir onicoa.
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which will much outlast the present half century
The relatively inconsidersble bloodshed, and the
obvious carefulness Of life evinced throughout the
late struggle, are most suspicious ornens OF the
futurc. There will be no new Reign OF Terror
little additional carnage. There will be no unwor-
thy wresking Of vengeance on the heads Oft dis
com6ted. The vic,ors will realize that they have
conquered not for France only but for mankind and
that every popular strocity is triumph TOR desPo'
ism. For the sake Of the millions yet In chains
they will prove themselves as worthy 70 ENJOY
Liberty as faithful to achieve H.
There is talk in the streets and the journals oil
q meeting or meetings here to attest the general
sympathy with the people Of our new sister hePuo'
lie IL seems to us that any such demonstration
should await the next European advces and, when
made. should be unanimous and commanding. No
ordinary demonstration will do justice to the mag
ni,ude and reasonably anticipated benehcence OF
the events it is proposed To commemorate
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BOnrd Of Assl.tant Aldermen.

The Pre,ident, LINUS " STEVENS Esq. in the Chair,
PETITIONS BY Assistant Aid. MeKnisht-Of Wa. B.
Townsend and Levi Cook IN behalf Of hemse YES aod the
applicants 70 the legislature for charter 70 run Ferry
between New YORK aud Staten Island. sud stating their
for SUCH and ssking that the bill before the
Legislature be reported TO Committee 70 report the
facts ia The To COMMITTEES on Laws and Application
T. Ofee BY Assistant go nes9h-Oi se~t9n Tor
lease Of De- s. Pier Al year 70 commute on
Fiusncs....By Assistant A'd. Mcknisht-Ot GABRIEL
freeman and or ers Tor bukhsad along the south side
OF aterst from Corlssrs TO Esst and The completion
" Water-s,. aud that place To Com. on Wharyes &c
by Assistant AID JamesonOf merchants aud others,
doing 5u'nes tho vicinity o. Tents besn 10 ehsr me
Piers 20 tie different lines N Freight BaTges
pying them To Com on Whave', Sc...By Assistant
AID Cummings-Ot Teachers Assoeiation-For use Of
chamber Of Board Of Assistant AID the ist sad 80
Saturdays Of each month to hold their meetings for debate
RGrosrs BY Assistant Aid Cummios.-of the Com
mlttse Oh Roads 40 adverse 70 he petition ior filing up
Murrayst sewer. Adopted. By Assistant td Lamb
OF the Committee Lands and Places IN favor Of con-
curing % fence Madisonsqaare e. rot ex-
eeeding 81 300. Adopted BY Assistant AID. Schulz
OF the Committee on Ferries IN favor Of permitting
ferry be established between Green Point ana tho foot
Of Fourtseutht T. r that lease be granted FOR years
from let May next subject 10 renewal OF more, and
that proposals be r-c-ycd for the lease thereof Amend
Cd by providing that tho Ferry 10 put up rube aac-
ton, and amended, adopted. OF the Committee on
Roads Ie IN relation 20 confirmation ot the assessment
li., or sever 10 MuuaY-s- from Broadway to Hudson
CsunuSnAr Arrows a OF tho Street Commi',lener In IA.
VOC 81 amending the resolution 90 extend Pier foot Of
rrtittnS 90 n. >. feaniman. and other lessee. %
Fsh stands In wsshnsnn Ma,sei against allowing shad
10 DO suld 90 the sdcwata ana uWrf places outside OF
saiA nsIket To Com. % Markets
suuary msa,utes adopted by the Board Of Aldermen
we've then received ata al cancarrrd Ia except
uss 20 hulhhsaa ~ Harlem 60 hnia huAhssd on
south side ~ hasfr place lpasa fisf l1t o. ney
relative g. orenius ny nseA q O. ,uh'ehe 60 tho star
a. lishi ueseA and rat 81 Troy with eas
iot certain haiehsts stalls aRt wefA ronth sVenun.
fium ieith a. ifIh sss al - which were referred
The spef - this Heard la relation a. foffy between
nissn runi and foot Of Fourteenth 81 fscapsideea,
snd The amendment a. sa,ss ny ausfon struck oui.
sni ~ az snan,sa ,eais .,fArs sut wears, villa 10.
o a. al and "a A ed
The hraia thea taNs ~ he sseluueu nvri The tesls
oi Aldermen 40 rs.rfialiss tho issslaufs hf efrai''
:. raise k3nnN pave raft 81 Htoaswar With she
Rsss Pavement uertum net teias rfessai shs Board
stsva asIsWsvsd
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Things In Philadelphia.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PmtADELFnIA. March 2n-F. ~
One OF tho iucendsries who have committed so
many ouaresn NensrF1n hes been detected On the very
act and consigned 70 prison ior trial
Tho increase of hJlrophobt 90 cur FcluiS rs 9uJ
,srinq Hardly day pases but fo or thEee raod -ni
-is arr de-, roysd ard very large number OF cogs hoFe
been taken up under tho dogasy law
fsrrihr accident, producing sudden Ana ePpHl ih-
- ~ no occurred this morriug, by the * plosOu ci
boiler The con .u.si0n from which wa distinctly heard
and felt ia vArou, parts OF the city The disaster occur
red 10 Dilw yn-s L., beio~ willow 10 laise frsme
building occupied b. Isaac NJ. Reeves for PREPARING cur
tobacco The boiler Ia the hrst story and explored
irstsntaus0lsy breaking ueay I'm the center Mr heees
ana six men and boys &C work Ia toe room Al me
me On. portion ~ tie boiler vent across Dhwyn -
aud took The head on hoy about - named Joseph Haas
one work The head. with the fragment or the
boiler Vss dashed szan,t the wall and The head entirely
severed, roll ghsstly sign. upon the pavement An
openinswa forced through build three feet square
Another section OF the boiler sent " ih ierro- yo-
lsnce through back window across the yard or Mr..
schusche. Thirdst. nesrly 100 feet In ~ course
struck Germsn won an named Francisco Nsiiwaswer
in the sroir killing her almost instantly She was az the
wssh,ub IN the ward. Mr. Reeves aud two Of the work
men were scSded by the escaping steam but not danger
Foar suums6. Sales OF 500 bbls Rye Flour A. $ IS
Com Nsal scsr-s. sells no s. ?, holders asking
s, S. 1900 bushels Southern yellow Com sold on 81 cis
previous prices sales OF 90 hhds New-Oreans sugar a
q 3D. Maassss steady. Cotton quiet, holders anxious
10 sell Whisky. ia b1s al 81 cts
stLEs or Srocg5-First h9Ud and Aftcr-2oeV State
Sc -Sl: 1900 Do 73f 1900 Isl .lci Wsr Bounty 20 y
Mech BIZ so l00 Morris b5 $50 Copper, Il o
Govt Sc 81. los; 100 Remington COP =. Loco se -
~: 81 Mschs Sr, % $40 County So, -; llh Sank
81 i1 BeaY Meadow elfi HN state = q tliai ~
change az 80 j Copper. - 20 "a Kentucky, l'o
500 Hont o. rs 5000 do IS, 9ji 1000 Reading 56i 1000
Not n
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Anii-t'npitnI Punishment.

A highly intelligent gentleman, writing to a
friend In this City from London. England ia
speaking of this subject say.
"Tha cause ioot, ven ia Ensland We have sfss'
~ strength To- Parliament. aud shall rut the
same 80 the e. n twsu three weeks ~ proposing The
suisc ~ Total Harea' fnr irei'aiata consideration
Warbler havs Eaned than hall The 'lsisr ~ all
denominations asa " have tho iads class ID society
with 90 alnuss We have held u 'rsas u"w ~
Haaisfr sfeai macy large weal"es al 80 which
hava pronounced suihssssfaailY 4" favvf "f
visws A s'eat ruuhaf nf newspapers and uihsf re
,naa put ssrs. toe. have adopted euf 'entimsnis.
unfusafVeaiT
we zoo with pleasure hs- hs'i sod we'll rrs afs
-..kina Ia A.a,ias -aanrt hslr thinhrs n erirs
in "a, E.,-f ih. tra will he ahsea ~ vs vs. The
cod III ah.lsh he uitis hsiss We 30 Well sais
who 8. H,s' - ivas The "vi erection u battered
a-ur ~ somebody
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FoR THE SEAT OF wAR.-The L. S schooner

FoR rsE SrAr oF WAR-The L. 5. schooner
V.lsseo Can't Decker lefl yesterday for Tsmpico Also
he .cboonsr Robert Mills Captain Townssnd, for Bfstos
rs.fo tll e,y. tht, morning Ar no O'Clock. The u
siasmshps New Orleans ard Virginia are eNpecfed ~
lsavs on Tussdsy next for Nsrs Cruz. the Fifs,nH
touches a. Tsmpico- NO ficayuhe' i-'n'
FROM TAp,sco-The schooner Gov. Anderson,
Cart Trainer arrived n port yesterday from Tahasco
,rl{-h ni.ce he eff on the 81 lest he reports every
thng quiet Capt Boyle ola schooner, the nsms Or
which Cart Trainer does not rsccset captured two
Mexican schoorers loaded with sod other merchan
Disc ou the 18th ut Their eargoes were valued a. c0'
0lp % Picayune, 18th.
HARRISBURG March 20-l p. Mn Senate the
hin 10 protect the rights OF Married Women passed,
AMI ,sveral private 0'lls we're also acted upen.
fPhiia. Evening klliein.
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BY The MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL

GENERAL ScoTr.-The parting Of THIS veteran
49, ,,b tho army aGsr tho arrival IN Mexico Of tho
order snspsndIng him from command, Is Represented as
the most affecting witnessed since ths Gays OF
,be revolution The Nsc Orleans BEActa publishes me
following copy Of his general ORDERS on reufns rom MS
command Of the army
cy~rp.t OapgRsl HEan4UaRrFss or rHE ARNY,k
No Sa Mexico, Feb is, 1893.
Nv Instructions OF the President Of tho United states
~, -srsiv,d Ma Cen Scott turns The commsnd
II fhi. army 70 Ms Gen. Butler who will immediate
K enter Don duty accordingly Ia taking official leave OF
,r,s he has 90 lon hat the honor personally 90 com
n,p8 in an arduous csmpagna small part Of whose glory
la, b.sp from position reflected ca The seniof ohcsf-
- rtt and Distinction Ia the service n bis oOun-
nv By eommsrd Of Major General seorr
W n l. SCOTT, A A. A. a..
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For Tho Tribune
20 Cassius IA. Clap-Emaneipator.

-, &C.. c.,,,... O,r. nofs ihy native Pa.
-. e., H. f.ov.r To, a1shg.
s..,,gK.-,.,.g Grai ..as'arv elouf
A. vo.. .f tb.F,..f ur1urh the siy gong
ScT shall ve bear gt1 Ne,t'' WIZ '
Ll-rty's awful sfna Ahn '-f e'iN'lf'"
49,, d.. s..t.,,r i.- Sh,Hths broad Banner go
- .t,,,,,t go. Forr- Htrf rioeag
T.ol lii.f thv Ff.-on. zoo Sd t" sfeai '.p s.'
t.,o--f.-- Welcome o. thee.
s,4.i..-.,i- ...lstt star OF OBJ. Better Tine
Ars .l.r lusssiths tne. Noceoi tr Pre-.
ni'.i th0a r'f pon-srtisn No' shhi Ne .''i 's'"
Ou uv ch,iri fellow men i.tef'1 saTiii 'iiA'
v0v.ns tyssf assu ROLES 20 10 .'.''D i.'-
49,. .tf-.7 From he N1rfi irli
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~ That beautifll Model Of Ancient Jerusalem, 90 Il
appeared the time Of Saviour. IL esnnins 10
ne merted Sftenton Just A. Il Is on The point Of b.
ing removed from the City No person can ever fssfes
the time money spent In seeing a. IL is exhiboa
a. tho American Museum every day sad evening thi.
week. is $50 Mrs Peiby's beautiful wax scrntBr.
Stsiusry which represents IN figures size Of lie hs
rh Trial and Lest supper OF Christ, snd also represeE
taon Of intemperste Family, which Is ~ once b-sg
fn aud impressive. In he siternoOn Al O'clock ahd
also la the evening a. u Mr. Malone Raymond and BIC
talented family OF ladies' give their universally admired
l-.h Musical csiertailmen ~ conjunction With other
al---. n-l--
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THE Reform CoDE.-How earnestly and anx-
iousy the PEOPLE of this State should look every step
token in the Legislature, upon that comprehensive mea
sure Of reform By which the practice Of the law In Cur
Courts proposed 10 be retcced to science, and the
fAsehoods and svssons and trick, that were the
disgrace Of honorable profession checked Even the
old lie Of John Doe and Richard Roe the FEssED issue
Is reduced into notice OF FIVE lines Of common sense
Messrs Graham, Field aoa LOOMS hsve bad world Of
trouble but THE CODE viii carry heir down to POS
terity as public beneiaciQ-s.
When IL was proposed 70 crush the bin 10 Senate, the
only ayes were those OF Mr. Clark attorney Of Cites.
and Mr. W. $ Johnson attorney Of this City, both
Rls, deshiiDg above all things In venerable abuse.
profitable to the crsit. The Senate however than
Logs Philippe went for reform, and the bill progresses
rapidly
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ppnnKIYN AFFAIRS.

AcorDEsr.-As the ferry boat Wyandank was
coming INTO the slip yesterday morning the wire OF The
pilot. bell broke while she under afullhsad OF steam
Tie pilot was moi aware Of his bell not ringing and eonse
quenty did not use the bell with whiehthe boat'
ali provided or the speaking tube through which he can
communicate with the engineer 10 consequence OF "hle
the boat came with al force against the lenders causing
considerable damage 70 both
NAyAL.-The sloop ofwar Saratoga IS rapidly
undergoing repsirs the Navy Ysd aad will be dispatch
I'd 10 the Gulfof Mexico refed She 10 be
commanded By Com Nicholson, late Of receiving ship
The crew ofths brig Dolphin will probably be received on
board 10 few days when she will sail tor the Coast Of
Africa
LAUNcH-A steamboat named the Oswego was
launched Yesterday morning at o'clock from the ship
yard Of Burtis Morgan foot Of Jayst She was
but for Mes Ide Ssndord snd is about 800 tons bur
den, and intended for the North River trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

AMENDED CITY CHARTER-Mr Phmnix yesier-
day presented in Assembly DRAFT Of al amended Charter
for this City as approved by the Mayor Gentlemen who
desire to see the STATE system Of single Districts Of 10000
citizens each, with representative to District In the
Board Of Assistant instead Of eoSnnlng II TO from
each Ward, as IN the BOARD Of Aldermen should write 10
their ents in the Legislature stating their for
the desired change ASH IT, the bin is great improve
meni, but all good men will desire 10 make perfect
possible without introducing clauses that public seni
wOuld 20. ssnctlon.
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CiscUir cogsr-so. is 9, q, p. a. a. o. ~ 50, 81
~. 3d.. 93.f TO-
CoNNoS PtE,s Pert Nos p, p. p. n. %. 81 s.
S. ST. 50 Part IL Noe T. lG. Vs. %, g. 30 - % So 81
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The news hss produced no effect upon the mHkel-
We ns;ce Of 600 bbls FIouH including good western
brands at So Is 81 CoKN-sale' Of 1000 ou'nels
were made including White and yellow Al '' - en
RrEs,es Of 400 bushels were made al . c. OATS
sales Of 5000 bushels We made 1t d cts PROVISIONS
Here lnsctye FREIcars iaIl
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BY Telegraph to the Nsp-York Tri5un.
NEw-YORK LEGISLATURE.
yyENIso REPORT.

SENATE. ALBANY, March 20-7Pn
Bills were passed 10 reduce the capital Of h,
Catskill Bank n incorporate the City OF Oswego
also one relative to w Washington park, Brooklyn.
The bill in relation to the Northern Railway wa
then debated in Committee. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr BOwES brought in bill TO secsre 10 laborer
on State works their wages
The bill 10 establish Free Schools was debated
in Committee, and rejected
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IHyIso IEsruCrE.-We take pleasure In calling
attention % the Advertisement, 81 is popular Boarding
school, FOR ten yoss u has been gaining IN favor win
the public under ihs seispi cement u s Principal
ar. Lros We are informed ihst NJ. l.. has sEpsndsd
nssfy twenty. thousand dollars his sssab bfnspi ~
furnish sgpsfia accommodations and attractions.
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Ioco-Poco Nominations.

The Loco r ocos Of most Of our Wards held their
primary elections yesterday for their several Nom
mating Committees. The result as indicating ther
candidates for Aldermen and Assistants. so far IS
,re have been able 10 ascertain, was as follows
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Another BarRlnry.

Two more stores were broken into last night
owned by Messrs. Ainsworth s. Nor,hrop and 8.
Carey The burglars got but little for their pain.
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U,,r9s Alderfqen. Asiutnt
~ DFNSIs nITTIIN J. + OAKLEY
rTiioS GrLMARTIN PATRICK KELLY,
VI FPgD ID KOHLFR PAT'K BRENNAN
,vu EfJSJIA MORRFLL WILSON O. HUNT,
Vii THOs X WNING W W. FREAN.
GU IANFsN RARD TERENCE J. DUFFY.
XVIII. NJ. w. Z. JACKSON, WILLIAM VAN " IN
In the First Fourth and Fourteenth Ward two
sets Of delegates are pronounced elected. In the
First no choice is expressed for Alderman and As
,;s,,,, Int we understand tbs. it is the intention
20 run two candidates for each Of those. Offices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

TrsAs-Ths late loco rpco Convention lutnsd
tho following Electoral fiohst
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Diet 3 W Z. Yeuss r. N A. DspisT