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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09
800 Varieties of Annie.

800 Varieties OF Apple.
And great variety OF Pears, Plumbs, and Cher.
res, which have been selected with care and
sreMrxpcnsc frcm the most popular and ap.
proved Ncrsrries in the Union, embracing near.
ly alrtlle standing varieties in the eastern aud
southern states, the fruit Of which il is confident.
ly believed, cannot fail TO sui, The most delicate
and 'elineJ palsles.
The subscriber assumes with confidence that
he has the greatest parieiy and mast spiendid as.
Sogimtm TO be found in northern Illinois. The
trees are from 10 3 years Of age, and ranging
from TO feet in height, aud well propouioned.
1t Is believed that the Iamentable remissness
| on The part OF farmers, every where observable
IN planting fruit trees, is mostly attributable to
The almost total failure. in most cases, where
trees have been ,ransplan,cd from distance,
and the Gbrnus roots IN which the tree relics for
its nutriment have become dead from too long
exposure 10 diy air or severe fros,s after taking
them up, either OF which is fatal to its growth.
but these cmbarrassmcnis no longer exist The
farmer eau now bc supplied in his own vicinity
with tho number and variety he wishes. grow n
in the same soil and climate in which they are
TO be transpiintcd
II the trees are taken up in tho spring, i,
should he done soon after the frost Is out of the
ground-a, all events, before tho leaf begins Ia
pu, forth. II taken up in the fall, they should
he buried until spring. t..
Apple irccs a, tho Nursery isb cents; all 9th.
or kinds, % cents. WELLS WAIT.
| Dayton, Feb. rs, lsis-Iy.
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
a. Il. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa
on the nor1h side ct the public square, where he
will promptly attend to all calls IN his line of bu-
sIness. Fashions received regularly. All work
executed in his shop is warranted. Cutting done
to order. may 2S, 1siT..46.tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09
"aukosha, Wis, May, 1913,

IidSs Mik Pans. Some of our Jour
nails are recommending milk pans of glass,
on account Of their superior cleanliness
and freedom from liability 10 be affected
by The electric state of the mosphere.
II is BY no means certain ,ha, this latter
qualification is possessed by them. Blu,
there is one objection, in our view, which
we DO not see through very clearly. How
are they 10 be scddcd! Glass will no,
bear boiling water ven we'll.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

cl,s usually kept drug stores, with many Kind,
Of the best ard mosl "a approved patent medicines
in usc. Also, hooks end stationary. With i va
r.e,y If Fummvrs, toy books. a.
tie actps constantly ~ hand superior article
OF wines and hnnl.,s, for ns5.cal gt" yo,,, o0by
Physicians and oth,S nrt requested to hand
in ,h,ir oJlrrs, a- they clu uoW De Glhd GA III,
,h,.;cst notice AID warranted 90 please
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nlcoirincs.
DRUGS a MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Paints. OILS, Furnishes.
P'diy. Hmdor Glass. Dye MeDs,
BrWhcs. Books, COgeciioHarios,
Fruit, Nuts. Names mIi BraadirS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

Radishes.-A RECOMMENDATION is in
circulation to SOW radishes> in pure sand.
This is an old humbug newly inflated.
Some ofus have tried il. 'yhe mex, re-.
commentator we expect TO sec is tho cop.
per and zane plates connected by wircss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09
NK, \, NIN Ell,
DRUGGIST AND slE Erl IST.

BUht STtf, tHCHoo.
tVN5IS remedy is prepared entirely from vege.
l. table substances aud contains no mercury,
arsnic or anything that can prove injurious to the
system. Its effects ,hosa OF dcubsrucnt and
tonic, well adapted TO restore the healthy action
Of the liver and stomach whose functions are SO
generally impaired in this class OF diseases.
Quinine and other tonics serve only in many
cases TO brake the Chlls, but do net remove tho
disease Of the liver aud other organs implicated
on which the chill and fever depends; hensc tho
usefulness of the Fluid Extract of Bark" (par-
ticularly where physicians canno, readily be con-
sulon,) which contains all the qualities spbpid'0.
the Indication OF ,hctycml wear. ,Nlcrcncr IN adj
The "FFg to those uNlclrd, both h. the eastern
DTdd western pant of the uru,d states, and he
ron confidently commend it to the public as pos.
seSslng virtues well adapted TO the permanent
cure Of the often long protncied lutermitSnts
and rcmliicu,f VI unhealthy districts
lluudfo Is Of testimonial, in cguro to the eli.
caCy ui the medicine from persons of rcspcctahiL
Ity have been given to the urupricot--hul he
does not make use oG them as he prcicrs to have
the medicine introduce itself solely hy s merits
Sold by WHITE n HUNTER,
Two doors north of the Mansion House, who
have constantly On hand olatgc supply o? Drugs
Medicines, oils, Dye.sluil., &c.
luly 30. 1871
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

THE subscriber has Just IT,
Il .civtj NJ hts store one door
North ct lhe Mansion liuusc,
from Mac lUk and 81. Lu4i, J
Q large and fresh supply ct the
above named articles, together
with most every Vau,ty ct nrll.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09
e.. III A NLEsY q Co

AVE their old Hardware Inware
ment THREE III NDRED AND IIFrN SION consisting
improved Yankee Nouon Hathaway, -Four Boiler Cooking
Three slnld Of Arignt llor Stoves, wood
fancy Pr with Cast fte Fronts with CRATES together
wui all sizes plain aud Auled common
We have t and best selected stock Of ARDWA RE
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o. 90 0 oW
Grated Fruit Trees

4 RE now awaiting purchasers at my Farm
IA and Nursery, on the resi side Of For Re.
rer, near DgyiOn, aud i've miles nor,h.eas, Of
Ouabn They consist or pearIv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09
Cashmere, Satincli, Tweed, Jeans, linScy
FlannCS Of different Kinds. and Blankets,

hIrh Golfer for sale wholess le or retail, yUtN
cheap, for Cash, NAsGt,or Wool. or viii mak,
lihcf1i exchanges, say yd. luIlcd cloth for from
: 10 l!,S Of wool, sd. Jeans for It's, vi
flannel Tor lbs, PAIR very heavy blankets Ion
as much more Wool as ittskas 10 make then
&c, alloithr same quality. Or we Will manu-.
ttrturo fulled cloth on commission, al hom 81
to % cents per I'd. Wool calculated Cor *
changing OF manufacturing ehouId he well wash
81 On 'As sheep aud rolled up ia separate dcccts
CARDING AND SPINNING,
VIII he done at from ) 10 Is cents per pound
CARUlNG wril Toe done tLisscasau al , ccuts,
except very fine G. cents per pound. Come on
with your fine woul,-as We have Just received
two new single machines ct the latest aud mos,
improved style, which vii lee put IN complct
order, with hnc cards, No. 81 and 33l hv the
Goth inst, and ATE calculated expressly for Gus.
tom work. Our old machine will hr put in ,oL
order, aud will Dc Justice to the coarscrgualuits
Persons coming from a distance can hayr,heir
work done with the least possible delay. and in
name which We will wauanjio give salts
faction.
CLOTH DRESS SING
Willhc done atthcusuaI prices, or u small dis
count for ready pay j.. Is u. GREEN
Dayton, May II, 1917. J. Il DIG.
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DRY GOODS,

Groceries, Uadware, Boots g. Shoes,
Ready Made CiOthing, &C.,
which he offers for sale low at the store lately oc
cupied by J. Il q. Armour, Ottawa.
Sept. ~, lS47. JAMES RYAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09
New Arrangement.

TNlIE subscriber has purchased the entire
stock in trade of J. d q, ARMOUR; in
addition TO which he is receiving a large assert.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09
Iilrbilincs.
GREAT WESTERN. or
Compound Mandrake Pills,
For he Care Of al Di,oaSds incident
10 he Uc,ipH States.

v>bfn ThE PATRONAGE ~ Tug NORTH ,nE
h'tAN coLLiGE or uUAIrU, lsrAu-
LisHtn Ar WASHINGTON,
JANUtEI /, 1886.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09
SAWYEts'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BARK,
AN lNFAl ABLE REMEDY FOR THE
f5V3l 3 A9U,3o

find The narious forms IF BiL/OUS
diseases, Intermittent RemHidot,
chill FeUer and Dumb Ague, hav
ing their origin in malaria Of very fer
tin or marshy districts, prepared by
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GRADES, ST.
DAYTON
W 00LLEN I AC L D L \

"E Uoul most respectfully inform OUT
w friends aud patrons that the above esiab-
iishment Is sill ia operation, and will continue
to be, 50 long us We continue TO receive such 4
liberal share ofpublic patronage, and would here
renew our promise that no pains shall be spared
on uu part, wuh skttIUl wurkmeu, to render &c.
neral satisfaction. We ave manufacturing n,
iollJwins kinds OF goods, viz;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09
TOwnscmd's SnrsupnriIIa. !

lust received at the Newark Drugstore
~ large supply of this celebrated medicine.
y Newark, april, q, 1913, 81 sniTn.
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Stop the swindler.

LEBANON, CT Post ONCE. March 10. ls4s.
H. GREELEY, Esq: Dear SH-On the Goth Feb
ruary las, a gentleman called me and others IN this
town as agent for the Weekly Tribune and took pay In al
vance for ore year-Sl so, free Of postage Called his
A. GOULD, Os from % 20 20 years OF age and pro
missed that the paper should be sent the next week Now
what We want 70 know Is whether you have sent such
agent out 10 this part the country rot Please reply
the receipt Of this and obge. yours, respectfully
;. PECkHAN, Postmaster.
She succeeded in getting number Of subscribers
ia this place. S.P.
Ty- We employ no agents We find the Post
masters in all parts Of the United States are the
most careful and most reliable agents. We rarely
loose dollar sent TO US by the mails and money
thus RENTED to US is always at our risk See
Prospectus. I'D. Trlb.
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Cortland and Cayuga for Clay.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
CITY or AUBURN, March 9, !

Correspondence OF Inc luOuhe-
CITY OF AUBURN, March Q, 1915
FRIEND GREELEY; Our Wing Congressional
Convention XXVth District, comprising the Coun'
teso of Cortland and Cayuga met today in this city,
G. j. ]. Barker Of Cortland in the Chair. The Con-
vention proceeded to ballot for Delegate to the
Whig National Convention. which resulted IN the
choice Of SYLVESTER SCHEScK of this place John
Miller of Cortland substitute Mr.. s. is an out
andout thorough Clay man, Wing OF the right
sort and so is DR. Miller Resolutions were unsni-
mously adopted by the Convention declaring it's
unwavering confidence in Harry of the West
regarding him az the most available candidate for
the Presidency, and that be is the first and last
choice of the Wings OF Cortland and Cayuga, bat
promising 20 abide by the decision OF the Wing
National Convention on the 9TH of June next.
We have inst received intelligence thatthe Leg
islature has granted City Charter to cur large
and thriving village. 1t is popular measure with
our people and one of its features will be three
more Wing Supervisors.
Result of our election on the 18th was 10 Wing
Supervisors to 10 Loco net gain OF from last
wear. Yours ever. ID.
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Dusinees Notices.

Noumn' Oh NovSo 0sNtlENrN'' hArs-faf,'~H
Sps IL Co have ready tho elegant style OF Hat
universally prevalent la Paris and witch has been 70
modelled expressly or tho men of our city mia 10
uArs or WArs orr
" o,o lnr, Of seus,s. foe she Srdas time Of the
year h.. seuia aaa M gentleman will s,aad aadss rusty
ule who wishes Go msAe tr isr appearance
kNuN
90 mo sue Eellaiss Fniaa street
briefly snheuress lhaihs
sraiso vasntoss ass spApN
heat re, eeest sra shas both hI,,tyies .Ha rt,se.
Challenge CrnfeNtien
lils sftp has hsaH uany dWai ur ht fhN sk fs ss,h
iast feeptp sri ~ Invites its rets isks hsk =.
hs wirsHvs hse'iss ihs ihss saiuasiteH sneush ia
lsv rfeas au@ sssant etl snshr ts Naw so hssts 81
.Hsirwof' hNpN. FHitsssl
wii AsrHfh' tss na,iAiss n \.
~ Va "a rssss &c h.is,s have ia.t reviewed.
Nsse' ov's rsil' 'rlssda asssi'sr' ~ slsssss "s
hssss t'~.hss si.vs. A. A. -kisk tas, -, 80
.sl. ., shsW s.sskNsh.sss,. iss Broadway ri.A
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GENUINE WORTH.
New. Yell l alvsr.llr. March :

ia MOrrs' k,ts,Nic sYEVr.-rhs preparation posses
mAay vefY valuable medicinal qualities and 70 Tar
'aree shy sshsf sntdoie 'or Colds Coughs, Hoarse
aua sthsr similar pulmonary complaint. Having
ssea afflicted ter several weeks With distressing cough
ana ~ ,he luns, which caused much pain /"
the sassesa - tsni. used sAs syrup, and though
a drs, ssmewhsg Inclined 20 aeaAt lie efficacy srlls
vtses eseSsssd al such ,aePslosm and 'sli'hed me
hat Il ne pues could hs prevailed upon TO sive this me
Asse tsu trial they woald deem ia inventor entitled
81 thss gasss .iesefe thsnAs LEWIS {. BUSH
sss sals eof st rSA.psss aud Broadway. Nee ssvef'
tissasst nIeN
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.,sss,. ls.s s,sl >, q. s.S,.,e a .sos ~ aF' ~
.N.ss,ss, = -, NSrsAs~.e ,Nosry~'so'
l.sN>. MINIMUM INN ,.ts%M
\ : >'w>St>N
w. ssS -.
/, ; w>>@avsA Ts'tyy,Ss,s
WYNN ss>, s,,''N
49, nt1 ......
Msk@,sSs,sSW' MNfS,Ssss
A~N Ns>SN te'>,N>Ns
se.fst sst8
.,Nsssx : sssSSSSsxS ssaStSs tS,sswSGi'
NANlp SIMPSON
sNsl NV
sSs,S,wss ygssSMSsNss<cr EassKlsss ) 'aowyl,.
wAKSSN CHAPMAN
Sss,A n1r&
,xsSnS SEyNSsIHs, w,o, ~ 'rmSSsSsss
rs~>rNtll sArSS --- luNspAAt
Sr,s~fs Ha-N
So ps,esspe. NJ slsss's
sNfist p<l& ..>..,,N
lo>srsS E.SNrs S,nE2sN sSSSsSSuxsAiNS
isNss n stNSAN.. ,,NSff,w u SwrFr.
,SSS ~ sSSSo lOtN FoESAAl
Or,x,,NT r IA SMITH,
= cS,$S>Ssr ASM VAN oKnsN,
.ASNe sxn.ra n, AMOS NJ ChASE.
= rS,rwi<N JAS NANklOEl
Ts.A Ha's
I.
StSs'L . ssApsOSp. raAA!nRn,t,isS, ( SAN'S'
h NtSHRSL> ptN'" "'"H'"
El-g~~A Hzrd
ss9r pelsSe;es-Nc returns
rs~.as Herd .,
,x,,ars CLAIM WILLIAM A pOOLN,
GwsScS sSApY NARCELLVS EELLS
nsrsessik HsfA
p,Vo TDwARD COLLIN.
N,n.pS,s SrNcON kOsERr PATTERSON.
SssS storrk EDWARD II. JOHNSON
FearffsSt slrd. .,.,.,
tOHN STEWART. CHARLES n i hLOh-
ECpN y MORRISON, W, ;, @oh \. - >.,SiirsrPR
sETA GsER. lutN ., NJ, -, nt-c,,n '
" n SaARRINGTOS. DAVID SHERWOOD.
Fsrsss.ss Herd. . 49,,
IANySy fy<NlNAN nhLA = - - : ,,nps;
HrNRYe DAVIES. "M WIZ
Stssserss Hard.
Fsur psiesses-No election.
S,e..ssufi Hard.
,.,.s~ A. arHIcU PHILIP BRESSELL,
yvSNu ssaNKLlN JOHN PALMER.
ESsLs,sutA Hard.
..-,,. a. ,1TyRTOS " Is MOUNIFOhI,
JAMES LYNCH. "iLL'A'"
.h,va delegates sre understood TO be erery
- a fspor IF Mr.. CLAY. In the First " ara
So, VA, quite 8 warm contest between the
,-,s,s. Of NJ. CLAY and Gen. TAYLOR and the
Cav ,;cke, was chosen by one hundred and thirty
,r,;,-;tv. From the Eleventh Ward, we have no
-s,u-p, In the Seventh and Sixteenth, there is no
.i..,,on. We understand that a second trial VIII
"a made in the Seventh to morrow, and IN tne
sixteenth on "Wednesday. Both tickets IN "e
Seventh. were favorable to Mr.. CLAY
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
EVENING REPORT


SENATE. ALBANY, March 1873 2. VI.
The debate on the Commissioners Report occu-
pied the rest OF the session.
The Report was read through 10 the second chap
ter on practice, without any amendments made,
when the Committee rose and the Senate add.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. GARRISON gave notice Of bill to amend the
act Furnishing Abortion.
Mr.. WALSH laid on the table Resolution that
a Select Committee visit New York 70 inquire into
the propriety of building an Iron Railing around
Washing park.
Mr.. WALSH called up the question on agreeing
with the report of the Committee Of the Whole on
the bill to prevent Sing Sing coHvicts being EN-
ployed in cutting stone.
Mr. Cor moved to recommit the bill, with instruc'
tions to amend it so as to confne It's operation TO
large contracts. IL was lost, 50 10 33.
The report OF the Committee OF the Whole Sc
nate disagreed TO- - to "a so the bill was lost.
The General Railway bill was debated TIL the
close Of the session.
ALBANY, March is.
A young man named George Erwin is in jail on
charge of having caused the death Of prostitute
of the name of Ruth Ann Groyenburg at her lodg
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Sweet philosophy must that be that can predoIninsts
over the vanity Of isef and give TO the mind even
tenure under all Circumstances We would wish per
sonfy MRS JERVlS's COLD CANDY,
and give to Il eyes and ears well its universally s
anowedssd efficacy in curing coughs colds hosrsene'',
throat whoopng cough Group influenza and all pull
would expect in the face Of philosopher when
receiving any honor in life NAKED the countensnee
Of HEsRy Clay. when the crowd his reception at Gas
tie Garden bechng for A. the 81 men,
Exhibiting TO the great statesman, from the elevated por
aheoonate hesr's, throbbng to acknowledge his worth
There was no overpo~erns sgos beon the weak
minded In him, for pAed surprise and
continually revertiug mans .ign6c anee at be,
Now. MRS. JERVGSS COLD CANDY
receives the popular aeclammston VI favor with
the philosophical courtesy knowing II be- the Ds.
tural reward OF . .
GENUINE WORTH.
Sold wholesale and retA, by Mrs w jews. $40 Broad.
way, corner Of Mhitest.
AesNrs-loo Ful,onst ls3 27s $50, $40. 4s 81, coo,
6a $50 Broadway 2ls :ss ss ssol, ss5 SOC, 500,
and g. Grand st 2. 80 65s. and 81! Houston ST. II
snd los Ninth avenue; $50 Greenwiehst, 10 and II.
EishtAavcuuei rs Bloecserst MiEship, u Ess Broad
way SIS Third avenue Lccount of Grand and Dr.
vision %. Brigham ~ and ios Avenue ID Nelson. corn
81 Of Cs.hafne and Madisoa sta Lyon. $40 Grsnd-st
Guion, Of Bowery and Grand Mrs. Bays 1872
Fultonst and Atlsnus-st Brooklyn.
~ Zach package l. Invariably signed mrs w JssN',
Ne sure 10 ash ioT Mr., JsSss's Cold Candy
Pas up In package. Of 10. "a. "a, and II each
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BY Tel. for the Public Ledger.
The Treaty Returned TO Mexico 4 ommiss Toner
TO be Appointed.
WASHINGTON. March y

WASHINGTON, march ~
Il is believed the President will appoint but
one by and with the advice and consent Of
The Senate adjust finally the terms Of Peace with Mex
ico the basis Of Mr. Trss Treaty ss amended By tho
Senate He will. ~ Is rumoTed select him from Mass
chusets 70 c0unterbalsDce Mr Websters opposition to
the Treaty and Il will, in oil probability be the son Of
Hon Edward Everett, the late Minister fienipoIennary
10 Great Britain The choice would certainly be a good
one and IN additional guaranty that the Treaty viii be
ratified by the Mexicsn Congress The Treaty left here
esry this morning for Mexico, IL sent % Gen. But
lar ObSEkN fk.
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rHlLAnrlruA, Mtfch ".
A steamboat disaster occurred a. pos tooth beh"'
on tho Ohio River. BY collision between The va
Too and swatara The latter bor' Immediately
sank. and her cargo a valuable one Will be- nearly
a total loss Thcrewss an insurance ca Der 10 the
amount OF $4,000. Fortunately no ives were lost
The repor, Of the blowing up OF the steamer
Frolc and the loss Of several lives ucsr Hennapin
in the Mississippi. turns out 70 have been mistake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

ft HSep<r Hritoasia. f,gq Horton (,r Lrs,yosf-G IA
smith snf 10y, kngia11, Robert M1fe John D Ayres
~ bsfh1fs, 4 Leyy NYofs Toe Wetnor. Natal
hSs'on. > fftlrson. Taunton Mass, d. Miller sad
slfsr0n y A. Geo MILF Boston. David @ " Kendall
go issoF iythf0p. K0chssfsr Ysb.y. Philsdsl
20 Ees.l snd son, HsEIeo. Thompson. Scotland 20
Haiftsf-L.sutJ Boxer. y
H. it'p Bara,ia Pr Hau,s-A L>roDs. n Chevrolet
Tho, Afnlisgs, NY0rt Dr. Alden March ana lady Mis-.
NWch. NJ March. Aibany Nj. Perry. New. Bedford Nj
GLENN ant isdy Plisdsj Cine 0issl, Lyons Open.
helm sfr4sbufg
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MARINE JOU NAL.
PORT OF NEW. YORK


sfsiarUHE ALskSAc...... rHrs DAY.
rHG suN rHg aooS. FULL So.
ass'....g D. ssti ....C Nom. S. Morn. 3 IS
tATEsr DsTEs
London ..........Fcb ~ Hayle..............Feb 10
Lysrpooi......... FEB u Ne~-Orssns March
~ SIR MfRiNE JouRvdf. FOURTH PAGE al
Cleared ship Pivot. Lewis 50 Kits. A Hubbard i
c..
Barks Pafuoia Msrcsra Montsyidc0 Everett Brown;
Charter Oak. Smith Belfast Foster 4 Ncserson.
Bngs El1s beth. Robinson, Bfskis &c, Corning,
Clinton. Andrsws. Ssvannsh sturges Ciesrmsn & Co.
schrs Lynchburg Gould. Richmond, Allen fPssson;
NAY lane Osborn. Norfolk Northern Belle. Fitzgerald
Nantucket
Barge Delaware Cfes,e. Philsisl.
Nrrived-Bork Z ID, Bsss-tt. Rio De Jsneiro Jan -.
coffee HIDES Ne % MISTER Left ship Poterhof. for
Onesns next cay, bss Helen Augusta repairing Poo-
mac Tor Nfork 10 ID days John FaTnham for Phsdel
1dys banzor, dg brig. Oregon and Casket. unct John
ro80y Tor NOrsans 10 days. tdgAt- Brand wtDe,
for River Ia alta in fay- ; s-hr OnkAhyee unkowu
Feb B. lat ID o. Ion IS 81, spoke bark Lett's from Bait
more for M0ntevdeo, - days ont.
Bark Altoona (of Agglsts del Reed. MatznKss 2qih ut
sugar o. master SID in With bark L1cene OF Boston
for NYors Vessels .ef, before reported.
Brig Phocion, lof Warren Mel Allen, Galveston, sad 10
H. I'm the Bar cotton % Nesni'h WALSH. Sailed IN
win brig Monterey, for NYors
RelOw-Bsrk Huma, fm LEGION.
Also bark unknown.
sailed Ship. Hudson, New Orleans, Angelo. Boston
Wind NV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14
New-York Town Elections.

In Otsego County, seven Wing and fifteen Lo-
Co Foco Supervisors have been elected.
In Chenango County, seven Wings 10 twelve
Loco Focos.
In St Lawrence County the Wings have gained
fouror FIVE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

MAINE STATE CosyESTioS-The Wing State
Committee Of Maine have called State Conven.
tou, to be held at Augusts on the 24th day Of May
next TIE object Of this Convention is to nomin.
ate candidate for Governor, and 10 choose two
delegates at large to attend the Wing National
Convention at Phlladel phia IN June next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

BASK RoBBsRY.-The Exchange Bank Of Viz
gnia at Petersburg. entered Saturday night, or
early on Sunday morning the Cashiers vault broken
open and $4,000 in notes Of various denominations in
issues Of that bank were stolen
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as., ,sa pat rsue,e The os''ho' hos 's"'"'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

FfO tAHTfHO- mil D-1nl dry hides gupnsn
n qfufa = .2i3f ~ Is bals4 vol " " De gors,, A.
80 Do bile uislsb.os 10 sssl sk ns John FTfurnbuII n
t',a.agiGn . - mdss Psign sfsvAf-i8 bazs eoHse
n.fIfrt ffinfct..sj David 10V0ssnd-gss Charlie. W
g. .ain,hsw llIf Andrew Fostsr 4 Son.
HATAH/As. mil dbseaa-4 ~ hbds sugar Hoyl.ss
AspIn~s % ~ bx' d. sD0forf. TlrstoB Com .
Tsr'of IN - s0 bids mo- a.ss. y q Tbuf.ion 4 Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14
Appointment. by the President and senate

Collectors Of ne C4sons.-SIoHoLAs WILLS rsappoint-
ed AZ Oxford. Nd.
WILLIAM c. BETTINCOUKT, At Wilmington. -. e.. rio
Nurphy V Jones, resigned.
BESJAMs CowELL. at Providence, r. /. rics Hezsk Ah
willard deceased.
SHrreg0rs-CHArLTs s. GAARrrT, reapPonidd 81 Cam.
den, y J.
THOMAS ". HoTE, rSapponied a, NottinghaFi Nd.
AJoY sIUs THOMPSON. rsappoined al Lewelens5Jrg Nd
NICHOLAS TUcEER. al MATblehead Mass. er am IN
Wormstsad, resigned.
7 L. ICELAND. at GreenpoTt. \. Y. (now office
JAcoB c. HEWLETT. AZ Cold Sprirg. y. Y new ofice)
Land O0cers--ALANsOS SAITNAEsH Register At Cahs-
ba Ala. rtAppoinied.
JANIS NJ. b. TuonE, Receiver A. saichioches, rie'
Andrew !. Isacks, resigned.