davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10
JACOB PLArr aueuora-r
DIFIEs AND RIFLE BAkKtLs.- JACofs
IL PLArT will ss to-day, At ~ O'Clock. a. the section
room s. idss s. ribs barrels ~ gun SOCKS ard SO bsyo

O. WARKEN, tueuoneer, -
STORE ~ ANN-sT.-Gf0c-ues TEES, Wires
SBrsod,, kc-This dsy, tMondsyJ Aphi 10, q, 10
o'clock at the suction room ~ Anust general sssor'
ment OF groceries, consisting OF green AND bisot Tess sosp
.eices hams shoulders rsisips, 80 Dbl. ard crushed
Sugar coffee brsndy. wine esss 50 DIS lsmousds nd
egg slas.os leo dsmijohns 100 realms ~fsppins rspsf
shower and spuns. bsths cocss 40 Also sioto secnod
hand furniture b. Liberal cash advance. made on AZ
Goods consigned slO ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10

r. second Wnrd.-At large and enthusiastic
meeting OF the Wings the Second ard he At The
oud W ard Ho.el Friday evening, 7th inst JOHN N
SAYRE was called 70 the Chair aud JANIS IL WELSH aoc
p 4 Recess were sp pointed Secretaries The Commit
tee delegated select Ward OceB. 10 be supported al
the ensuing lection ported the following ticket, which
was unanimously adopted: -
For AlderBGR............JAMFs KELLY.
For Assisfant A de rulan. .SAMUEL FROST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10
pourrh wnrd-Iegular Nominations.

For Communion n Common Scaoot,
TIMOTHY GARRlCh.
For Inspector # Common Schools
D. fHOMA5 -. BURRAS
For Irusf,c Of Common Schools,
a. o. PATRICK hERRICh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10
hOSgk MORGAN. assm.n.,s

EuEGANC HOU-nHOLD FURNITURE
C5~iFr MORGAN ~iil sell :! s.etion 90 I"sscsy,
tlth April ct 20 o'eloch at - Wss Fourteenth ., I've
foon Of Fihh avenue, the sotifs ia ntnfe 10 ths
house comp isins fall and complete sssort0ent.
Also few choice oil psnta ss snd sDssyias,, 10 rieh
frsmss- .
The furniture has been 10 bat sir months !, 10 PER
feet order ana we'll worthy III. 'usation OF psrehs.fs
Catalogues the dsy before the sale - 3ls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10

RI To tie Sirtcesh Ward ghig Elsetors We, the nm
dsr,isned. friendly 70 the election OF WASHINGTON
SMITH and B. 3 WHITNEY FOR Alderman snd Assistant
feel IL oar dgty 70 thst Mr. O,cr Taylor and Peter
Lambert were appointed Committee In bshslfot tho
sxipaton As-oeiston hire the public room Of Martin
;,chsr on the seventh avenue. zboge ThTtisths Tor
THURSDAY evening last snd the hired and German
sp-.ker invited when the bill down the meetlns
preye nted from Organizing by Mr. WIN. Dodd John Grs
nam and other friends Of VIM Turner. Oar friends lei
ne room and repaired 10 the street when second auecs
was made ard aod fRht would have occurred hao
nor our friends pesee.bly lsft the ground
VIM. Weir. JON h Brslay, Chas h bulkley
= y D-su Jane. Britt Oscar Taylor,
i,g Lame. Abbott, Jacob N.yor. d. g Hopper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10

~ At n meeting Of the Delegates OF the
second judicial District, conssnoE q me -Four a.
sixth Fourteenth Wads held 81 The bosd . az b9use
on The 9Th of Ami, pursuant call Of the Whis
ene al Go mmtte, purpose o Police
Justice Justice Of the Peace for said District tbs fol
owing persons were unanimously nom
For Police Jagfice........JOSEPu X. TAILOR
For Justice Of the Peace. Nj CBOLAS EVERETT.
RICHARD s WILLIAMS, Chsirmsn
nosr. X T.yIoR Secretary. 81 4s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10
Cleared Steamship Norshsrusr, Budd, Charlotte

~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL. FOURTH Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10

" JO1NsOs Aueti1essr
BOOTS AND SHOES, BY A u. GALE, Store IN
OP..r G.-Tsesisy, Apui II, ~ :, Veiors, a ~ 30
eases Boots s10es and srossos, sc comprsns s-oTrsi
.ssor Of fresh sod fsshoosbs spfds ecs ssspfef
q. the county aud city Constsaty 90 hrbd 40 .sso'e
n.nt ~ the above ct private sale, s ovss cash f.t,s
N B-Libsnl cash saysness msds on eoo'isemsns
81 Sris'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10
,Io I H.. Without JOHN WHEELER. Au,t'oas~
IOHN X WHEELER, Aucuonssf
lbs FIJI TON-~T .-OgNrSEL NoC

OFFICE, los FULTO~-.T.-osS Hoy,t
OHoLo FussIrVss, TWO PIasoyosTts &C On Mon
~ Oth priI at ." o'clock at 27 fhh 81 nsn Avsnss
ookins ...s. Chios sss sod esrhsn ~s'- cioes, BED
roosa f,roiturs carpets oil cloths 'sg. uss We h'
penoid wood pisnofots cot 500 snd has h'fn 70
az, nut short tns Also DOE o. 0isnn kosrrs b..hJ
.sbrsted pi.oo'oss 81 sseshsot o"rurnsot oo,t $40
Also, lot Of French paper hanging I'D at 81 rssaJ
IN ,ds clothing
dives his personal attention to sales o., Forni-
turs Rel Essts. 10. kc 81 xrn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10
10 " Esr -iNrEESTHsT. ApFlI 8.
r. To the Editor of The Tribune: ALLOW q


rT- TO the Editor OF The Tribune: ALLOW me 70
make ,hrough tho columns Of y-ur psper tie following
# scts relative TO my position Ia the sxte-n n
Ward esDi,dse for Assistant Adsrusn lest the pub
lie sho4d consider disorg,nKer II appears that 10
Wsrd difficulties have eEisted since the la. Fi lee
t0n Of delegates to the Gedefs Executive Commit &C.,
=hen two fsrent clsnsd seats scd one OF course
el-eted Al thA eieetiou SCI chosen oJ bs
ot ths by -ston bat those chosen ~ osllo
Illegal thirds OF the erwd favorable 70 the
psrticasr -se voted by hsudas sad not~ithstsnoins
III. pronounced elected. snd the Chairman va
Gated his Ina,uueh ad ourntneut could not De
had the division OF Interests occurred IN The cleo
On Of delegates u Consultation Hsi aoi fGiul lest
division sht Ia the party II the Primary Eleoilop
for chsTtrr officers union compromise was framed OF
Twelve each eide snd sgrecd 90 be bat the her
party b0tsd Ia, day before be election and began 10 can
and capital for the ticket which resulted In the
nomination Of Turner for Asisis they havtof
secured the election hy i~t. votes and then only ~
bare msi rity and with the ndu-nce OF certain Eu'
zine CONT Again Mr. rGroer will not upte the
tire rcens h Of the party he 1. unkuovn 10 he Ward
and the COMMITTEES which nominated HIM was pac ked
and when be nomination suomited 90 ths people 90
Weine.dsy evening LAST his friends Loco E0cos known
a. H-adqusrer. B0ys) would allow expression Of
pabc opinion separately sCd in the teeth OF publ
ment he 10 thrust gpcn i6ta'ed publicly tnat would
withdraw II the Ward you'd nominate Dr. Wells, samuel
D-lsms,sr Nr. Hirton. or any gentlsmsn who would
uBifs the eutre party A Committee vas appointed and
20 good resulted fr0m e. wsnt 10 Mr. Turner on the
subject, and hts reply was. am In the b'ncs OF my
fisnds Uuder these circumstances, for the honor ~ the
Ward and by the advice Of old aud tried wings .hsll
stAod the nomination. al0 lrgl B. 5. WHITNEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10

CT c00 For sALE-The stock sna n1.e a,ss
l,.DOO. Il fancy ana staple airy 90 sto,e WIN
siinrsry .ttach.d s IN good order plenty o. house
roorp .pd moierase rent. with god enstcnn luis 10
rb.ncs seldom offered Leaving he city the cause OF
selling out Stable csr.xs house coed garden, sc sc
Ahoo, ,he above amount Ia cash will be neeessS, -
Ples.e address Dry Goods this once ''suns d..
t.ryi-x for four days DOLLY. ~ <l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10

sixteenth Warc-Regunr WING NoMtuaiions'
Fs- di,fHrH-W AsHtNSrOH SMITH
For -itftsf4af z.aernsn-NibLlAA TURNER.
Fer Asscfsors.
CHARLES P EDWARDS HENRY T. JOLLiE.
For Const1bss.
cORSs 4 CHICHESTER. MARTIN FISCHER.
D1fi -sr I7sgoaerf Of Ei,os ior,
--J0HN w SkNAGE 5..IH9S CUNNING, j.
s..P vsS l6Essr.sE 4eEoksE SERRiTT
RCA'O WINTHROP, henry T. PEARCE,
j..CAN1WFLL 2 LEErE
FRANKLIN 6REGG
FoF ScAooi on7'fsi0seT-NiLitaM DAWSON.
For frus,ss-JOHN T. VAN WICK
Fsr falgset W OHN DsLswArER
We the unfer-iknsd, Chairnsa aud Sscretsry OF the
his Nom'nstine Conventon OF the Sxtesnth Ward DO
hereby certify tosi the above Tekst duly nomin
By sad Convention sno declared their choice
Moss JscSsoS, See'y. P. COLE. Ch.irmsu
We the unaefsEned, Chairman aud Secretaries OF the
Committee q tbs sixr-s,ta Ward DO a---by certify that
The Convenon BY which tbs above Ticket
duly chosen st primary election held 10 said Ward
nv he order and uodsr tue direction % th- ssd Wa
Committee. 10 OF the Recommendation of the
Wig Gsosrs Committee, VIM 5. DAYTON.
s S.x1y D IasIi Secretaries. 'A'""Ah
We the undermined, Chairman and Secretary Of the
meeting Of the Wig Electors Of tbs Sixteenth Ware.
called for the purpose Of receiving and se,us upon the
report Of the Nominating Convention Of the said ard do
nsrsby certify that The report Of said Convention va,
,doped aud the above nouiu.ons ratified BIZ said meet
ins JOHH DeLAhAIEh, Ihslrulan.
GEORGE CLARKE, Secretary, ss .'is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10
- WIN cuts Your Nnir f-This is a question q

~ Who cuts your hntr f-lhis IL qneston 30
f.n asked Of Gentlemen whose hair presents That exqais
M aud recerche appearance only be obtsinsd at the
apds Of artistic that take the liberty OF informing
ose gentlemen no are not scqus nted with the fact,
lao strangers vsting the city, that the only establish
ne nj we Know Of IL st RIDGwAYs corner OF Broadway
sn5 Mzid.p.laue upstairs Do forget the number
10 Broadway corner 81 .siden-lane upstairs Of sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10
WARD MEETINGS.

Tenth Ward Democratic " hig Nominations.
Fsr 4fff .tsas....Kl ERr T. HAN
Fer sf5ufani .liscrulIu.... DAVID MILLER
Fer Alf-sIerf
DARIUS FERRY, JOHN BARNARD.
For C9nrfatir
GEO HARsrS. : p SKIDNORE.
For Sclool Corlr. o. iga<r JEREMIAH }. DICKINSON.
For T. utss....JuHN CARR
For e,or....RESOLYERr STEPHENS
ni,frtctr Iaspecf0rg Of E.ccfior-
Isl n HOBART HANS 2..JOHN 7 DODGE.
RICHARD SCOTT. SlEPHEN bARhEk
& JOSEPH WE'D l.WlLLIAM JONES Jr.
THOMks DRlSG. BENZ w. BRADFOkp.
5..ARR'HN ; SCRtBNER,
CHARLES RIDDLE. sE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10

RAKE CHANCH.-Aoy per'on hssins ~ com
n mand from . " eco 10 cash approved credit
may OF opportunity Of making very prohtsos To-
IN business ss.dy established, which done
only for cash sod with Of most respectable mer
chants The capital 10 required for the purchase Of sot
Die property eoGnecsed with the business At rate ersss
from aud for that vii he made sss
factory 70 the purchaser address box go lower r. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10

D. W FAvtxsss' Secretaries .lo 2u,.o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10

The u1deigned Nhg OF ths siSteeoh Ward here
bv fee 70 cur duty ths OF Geo q. Campbell
Collector Of i.essments aud brothsr Of Campbell
member OF the Leg.laure wa the morning Of Thurs
day April By us and causht In the s't OF muustns
tbs Wiz Sisf FOR the mass meeting held Friday night
last 10 further the election q SMITH WHITNEY.
ID Kir.hrid. Joseph CAniH, Matthias P Clark,
Dewitt c. Hopper, Hermann Often.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10
BENJAMIN MOONEY. Auctionser.

BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auetionser
EDWARD PAYsON will cell tbi. day {. 10 oe'oes
"a. inc auction room sS3 Pssrlst The stock Of fancy
oods Of an importer .n quishins Business oseth>fw
, general assortment u fancy goods and cutlery
Also, SO silver pencils With told pers.
Also 100 sold pencils with sold psos
Alec 600 dor fancy combs. 2oo Con. yerpooi cot
- q. 70, ns,ticul.Is .se catalogues A0 -
A UCriON,-ssls ratio or shios.-oa Monday, Aprh
"A 10 A. 10 u'cock at 2t3 sevsu,ssn'h a. rear Nia'h-
avenue the fusoturs Of family leaving he e'tY iosnn
sad stair carpet msbof,ny chairs e'oNos sl9vss. wv
n.tfss,es her beds bsisssds. barssus sofa Chns
oS glaze ware books two csasry birds msted t's mse
warranted To BE- ss good siossf 90 car BE- pafsh"sda
he eity; | work bsoch with screws N h Ahthosoo'o
will be cold without reserve .,
sl0 L.. JOHN WhGELhh hpct o'est
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10

DOARDING.-A small private family IN quiet ioes
ID ton near the corner Of Broadway and Bieschrr-st
whole second story I'll board to sfamtly with
small child TO two gentlemen aud their wives
or 20 ,pss 4. emen with breakfast and The latter
preferred Terms reasonable and refrrsaees sssfscsoy
Ardreas through the PO.t Otics slO }tts-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-04-29

OCTWe are really rejoiced 10 hear that our
good friend CHANDLER, of the Evansville Jour
nal, has been so successful with his excellent
and spirited sheet during the last year, that he
has been compelled BY his increasing business
and the wants of that hourishing community,
TO issue his paper daily, instead of tri-weekly.
The daily sheet is to be considerably enlarged.
May success attend him.-Louisuille Courier.
We thank our excellent friend Haldeman for
his good wishes, and beg leave to inform him
and thepublic.that, after trying the Daily for q
week, we are satisfied il will succeed. 1t was
not to be expected that we could from the very
start make the Journal all that such paper
should be. There area thousandlittle arrange
ments necessary to the successful issue Of adai
ly paper that require time and experience to
make, but which we are fast accomplishing
and in short time hope TO be able to announce
our entire success. So far we are greatly en-
couraged. Our merchants, mechanics, and
tradesmen, have been most libhral in their adj
yertising patronage, and we are promised still
greater increase in that line,-while our sub
scription list, both to the daily aud weekly pa
per is increasing beyond our most sansuine ex-
pectations. In fact our citizens of all opinions
seem pleased at our success, and rilling 10 aid
us BY their smiles and their patronage. When
such IS the case il is pleasure to work for the
public, and such we esteem it, and We are de-
termined TO labor, unremittingly, for the good
OF our city and our patrons.
When all our engagements are completed, we
shall be able TO present daily sheet that will
slandsecond to none in the West, no, not even to
those best OF papers, the Louisville dailies; and
We know when we accomplish that we will
receive the support oferery man in the com
munity. For that we are striving and are de-
termined to win.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-04-29

In the exile to which Icondemu myself, the
grief which will weigh on my spirits will re-
|ceive some mitigation from the gratifying idea
that have preferred my personal ruin, the loss
of wealth and of power, to bending my knee
before the enemies of Mexico to obtain by en-
treaty a peace, which destroys the elements OF
her wealth and nationality. My garments
pierced by the balls of the enemy-the thous-
Iands of Mexicans who fell in my presence and
under my orders-the blood of the invaders and
their corpses which remained piled in heaps on
the feel DIS of battle, will be so many titles OF
glory for my country and for my children.
Mexicansi One of the leaders in your indie
pendence, the most devoted 10 your good
name-one who has had the glory of offering
to the republic trophies snatched from foreign
invaders-one who has fought against them,
Overcoming thousand difficulties-one who
has she'd his blood to sustain yonr rights-in
fine, your most faithful friend, bids you his
last farewell.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
TEHUAcAN, March "a, 1888.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-04-29

THE TREATY DocUMENTs.-Mr. Bennett, Of
the New York Herald, is at Washington as a
witness before the Senate. The Tribune cor
respondent says he is about, or has testified
that man named Symington, a reporter fol
the Union, offered TO furnish the treaty and
Trist correspondence for $500, which the Her
aid gave for them. He afterwards refused the
latter, unless an addition Of 500 was paid
This the Herald refused 10 give, and the docu
ment was sold to the Journal of Com nerce fol
sl2O.-Cin. Eng.
So IT seems that the reporter of the Unior
sold copy of the treaty for publication. Tn,
Union does the confidential printing of tn,
Senate and is the Presidents Official organ.
The Louisville Journal says that when III,
Presidentattemptedt give, thrugh Mr. Nugent
a mortal stab at Mr.. Buchanan for the crime o
furnishing : copy Of the treaty for publication
probably he little thought that the act wouIt
be brought home upon his own organ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-04-29

BEYOND COMPARISON THE BEST JOKE Oh
OUR TIMEs.-We have read the following
wonderous legend, and must say tina, we
cannot now despair Of humanity any more:
The New York correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Inquirer. says the Mobile Herald
ellis an amusing story o. a new invention
,ganst rogues, called the Accumulation
Lock- Recently Wall street broker, o
considerable wealth, and who lives in grea
style in The west end of Gotham, purchased
a beautiful fire-proof safe in which to secure
his valuables agains, The fiery elements, .,
which he affixed one Of these beautiful pie
ces Of mechanism. They are SO strangely
complicated that yon may lock them, hanc
the key to- The manufacturer even, aud the
chances are as one To ten thousand, that be
will not be able to open them. The ward.
and interior arrangements Of these locks are
alphabetically arranged, and you select a
word in the language, take the letters, and
lock the wards answering TO these letters
one by one. Thus take the word 'schar''-
you lock C, then h, then a, then 1, then r.
Now it must be unlocked in The same way,
and unless you hit upon The exact word you
will never be able to unlock il. Well, the
broker IN question locked the new safe &C.
cordIng to The word "boos." but after work
ing al il for an hour or more, the next NOR.
ming, he could no, unlock it, and gave il up
IN despair.
As his lunds were all locked up, says the
letter, he had no money with which TO pay
his notes and cary on his business that day,
but as his credit was good, he raised suiIici
ent for the purpose by borrowing of The banks
The next morning the manufacturer of The
lock, according TO request, called To ascer.
tain the difficulty. lie said he had no doubt
he could unlock The safe. if the gentleman
would tell him the word 10 which he locked
IL. Boots" was The word, and To work he
set TO unlock il TO "boois.p Well, he tried
sangnine Of success, but shoots" would not
unlock the safe. lie tried again and again,
and was no moe successful. lie iried an
hour, two hours, and three hours without sue
cess. Finally happy though struck him.
lie wiped the perspration from his face, took
4 drink of water, examined The key aglin
and lonked at the broker straight in the eye
md said: "Sir, allow me TO ask you how you
spell boo's." slow do spell boois?' said
he other. "Why, spell il right-how do
you spell ii?' "O5, never mind" said the
man of combination locks. show I spell il;
row do you spelli,?" "B u-i-s, to be sure"
siid The broker. "The ID you do" said
the lockmau: and il you spell boots butts,
will unlock il in the lwInkling of an eye.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-04-29

SUMMARY PRocEss.--The New Albany Bull
ietin says that: Since the killing of Davis, al
Charlestown, in this State, By Vanover, noticed
by us some two or three weeks ago, the citizens
of Charlestown held meeting on the public
square and passed resolution requesting the
keeper of the grocery in which the murder was
further sale of spirituous liquors. He re-
fused to comply with the request of the meet
ing, when the citizens entered the house, re
moved the liquor to the street, and emptied i
upon the ground, agreeing to pay all damages
that might be sustained by the vepder, ans
passed series of resolutions declaring that nc
liquor should be sold within the limits of tn,
town.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-04-29

A YANKEE TRADER.-'I calculate | could
not have trade with you today rsaid true
specimen OF Yankee pedler, as he stood a,
The door Of merchant Of ST. Louis.
Il calculate you calculate about right, foI
you cannol,' was The reply.
wal guess you needn't get huffy about
ii. Now, here's dozen genuine razor strops
worth two dollars and half-you may have
'em for Two dollars
Il tell you | don't want any OF your trash
so you had better be gone'
Wal, now, declare! III bet you FIVE dol
lars if you make me an offer for them ere
STOPS, we'll have trade yet.'
Done replied the merchant, placing the
money in the hands Of bystander.
The Yankee deposited the like sum
when the merchant offered him q picayune
or the sirops.
They're your'n,' said the Yankee as he
quietly fobbed the stakes. But he added
with much apparent honesty, Il calculate a
jokes joke. ana if you don't want them
sirops, Ill trade back
The merchants countenance frightened.
'You are not so bad chap after all; here
are your strops-give me my money!
There II is,' said the Yankee, as he re-
ceived the s,rops and passed over The pic
,yune. "A trades irade-and now you're
vide awake in airnest, guess the next time
YOU trade with that ere pic, you'll do a little
better than TO buy razor sirops'
Aud away walked The pedIer WIN us
strops aud his wager. amid the S"0u'' VI '"e
lauuhinu crowd