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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08
renne.see-Leuer from Hon. william

HoUsE oT RgrREsESTArvEs, bsy6, lSi8.
MIR. GREELEY-Dear Sir: la The Tribune Of
the sth ms. you state that the Wings Of the Second Con
sres.onal District OF Tennessee have nominated me -
DeesNe 20 he Philadelphia National Convention ano
insruccd me vote for HAIRY CLAY I'm this you are
mistaken The Whss Of the District have msde no sueh
nomination. or given shy such instruction.
You have probably been led into ths mi'tase by seeing
tho action Of the Wings Of jefferson County tbs only
Countv 81 f.rss am informed which has spoken out
uYon ne subject Of the Presidency the Natoua
Convention was aereei upon. freyio-s 90 thsl tine
however simost every County In the Disct hY SouD1
meetings oiherse expressed its decided preference
for Geo. TAYLOR. VIII you DO Sd kind 50 O. give thia
uoia plsce IN your pager
VIM ~ COCkE.
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THE BGHu FLUTE;

~ a. a.. Bndger, blanufa1tufer. l8l Broadway y.
- 40 manufacture rich Flutes OF every descr Pton-
chi-. seecsn of scaes and Books OF obstruction iof
ths Brhm and Keyed flutes antly ON hand As os
~ Notice il hereby aiven has BOOKS VIII ps
.grnsd l su1scrp 90 the Capital stoot on me fefo
ma rf.srar.ls Railroad Company in the city " Ne"
York by ~ > HOLMAN, OF nismi o. Is. on Monday
MAJ f3 % be sepl open tor rtehnits tern of uus
''''' nIQ osif
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nrnIgIcArInN an WArEK.-ThE ,

L PHRAGM FILTER This flltsris oesizn@d ~ Panty
ala ur6tr river a,t other fresh sster, anf may - 80
IN die srif.a-0n n Firous Studs II aeon 2-t lDr
all. s-paraius exceed ng cube q feui incn : "a
.iz- 4, t.-d Tor ION 20 sny corlmon is-S1 Or ~
81 -, I'D Ter The dslsrss q lg6s an1 u ~ 200 hoA
non n htsriog medium consfue.ef - -ei, tot
fier ~ sys,srl n fle capacity Of trso - - -
u.-.fb 81 simpy shs0ging 49, end i,f rna ~ ~
En- Z % frsri one % rive gallons ger 10 nus Tfier -
tn rirer is -r1i1f.d ir cperaf,r ana - 'l safe :,
5sl e.. s.v aBpls th- Carton iiorse apf - Saa,s
U,-i s;eu.fort Ch~snut e opposite yoo-ss holri
PhtIa4.lohI. ) s1alh-st Ba4laor~. 81 W lshHklo' a.
g-,l-r ~ ctter sif.st u the o. oiisd states.
Co,rsoi..tilrsss 90 chs Office ihSo1gn 10 DlsP@isn
-.,,-ig .st.oe-a 70 WALTER OiBsON., -
ulJ6 l~' ors q ta7 hiS Sis'o'' ~ N'e'
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NEW-YORN TRIBUNE.

TIA WHioNAuovAL CoNyEsrioN-tne FA"'-
1r.ohu North A1lericon says the Committees
charged o. the preparations for toe now fep'Hy
sna,sachisr National Convention, have secured
,hs upper saloon Of the Chinese Museum for i's
.i,,iorr The lover floor ~ill be devoted ezc.a'
s,ve'y % the Delegates, and the extensive gale.
- q. enrrfafore
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ImmIernnl. Defrnuded.

tIIIu iI| h.N+i'I iffft'.'-
Inc season .0r Canal and Lahe navigation u'FI"'
ro,urre panied aac our hoirtscsel' a. .e
-i ,. ~. ... ,,..... ID. -.., STRINGENT ftr 0ir
W., .'.- 81 -,.t., ,f.., We .hou.d have been
-lir,i r .l utg ID 1a..i.a fraud. Iut fmuisra1fs
,,'- ~ ,,,,s v.,i-'..r tro,,Iei.e either ~ the
themselves e''0 '' Us -- I
1Alt'i -- 'i.l ..,, .Il d. r., ii,. hose d qi-
The aifoc'li7 I'-li FI. 'f. . y. %
dt'lt3 lJ.o''' IS u''''a some. l'D- ~ ' 1 49, -
DO, o. te rcleateJ every houi ih we "'f ."'Is 'I0
% navigator: ., t-.-,..., b..
i.sfqiy sworn ss,s Tbsl be siyed o. .le Guy % W.
York "a Monday ''s loo the .h'e R'ppinann2.s i'.l
ant pine on. afln' il.r noun, 80. ~ ae- so5fty
ga ne cOui'.' i-l'A.. ~ ~ lie Sf;re of n
si,ei ~ ",i -s e LIZ, 5t,.cte5 corner Of We.t-.L
\ l. ~nsrs ne 5''a , ~. f .,s,.f ~ f.my 10 be-
's-t.ra.tea t, t5.s In he pai gl.as and oepa-
f,4 1.-, .o ID Cf,r.ra Illinois Sen yer Then sad DO
--'- ~ t e. .-..,..-t d. r.e he 1sssafs there fn
~ w, +, rr-., t,, tf y, ,s could rui be- detained
III. 49,. sd nf1-ar.nf O. .us-ytrcs A. t0e cif-r-
-'. H'.' .i d. ,-.f..,, and @-raysr .s.f
.. 49,, 80 ...t ,,,. b.. rsuch a. be- hat Rae
-I a N'''-l PFC .5 .-.,, ,-frh frs Ia.--
'-'l .L ?, Il, sr...nv AID tlrsc- b. pGcke.
L. $1,000 81. Rrft|,- ana then BIZ s.1-Irt boat 10
Cri-,-. f. 8 1Ins gh 90 d-non-lt tl-r paid o h.f
t,c1r-btr r,'i an, n,.a-, ssao,sr ssa to dePousrt
b. hid better 81 f1u Rc.5 on f-e as- in sai '-.
a fbeb.4sr, value ~ money and then saye Opponent
.tie.et of which tas following "a. copy;
p.s-.e. TICKET
fN9oN'H -, N.y1 1871
No - t ~ 81 T., ,,.,..,.,
Received on .',..,. . ,,eit f1.i pl,s-n-rf.
pe''af- % t-'.l p-fs- r., .l i0 Ia, lotrtss
frou hngno Or tncfs'' ~ 'A',,' .tt,ygp ~ n
% -t', .qi P - ~ p~+..o l.
said s.h9yer also to'd dsponsrt pst 200 l5f luEsate
tsset 'or he passage ou stesnboai Of bin ~ ,ni fem
.y,t r.,isy sv.sss "a .-riv-d DO Aasuy jester
,io,, ~, ~ e-s.s W. met # th- b.s,
e-C 49,. ,,, 49, u. ADD our l1sgsse to lir "
fes here oar la,sass VS. -ished. ana Preston ca
,r,t him NJ .ervs.slL asket Lm hov inus1
.a..s L
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j. PtERs0E a. ID. Proprietor This establishment %
the city containing sixty rooms win several pfNae
o-r. good tab. for inSsids. others Who ~sh good
rI.i, 4isf also fus Arrangement i'r bafhns-i and ~
E.st.F ourtssah-st near I'm on square N. 7. al I'm
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DyErvc, pYEING! DYEING.

rs4HF sDBsCRfSER iof9rms the inn2DiianA Of NC
I Eztfh-sy.rue A1d ~ VIC ~ tnat b hss removed
Bic Dy-i1s E.tab sauent from l3l TgsnteinsL 70 lli
Efshth lqrene where no respectfully socits contna
ace Of ths fagors htnerO bestowed sud assures mem
.. ~ aise.reh SAMUEL WESrBROOK,
IfI Ff,fth eV~nr--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

OHo-XXIt Distrjct-Ngw GUM OF Me
dina. is the Wing delegate 10 the National Conven
ton from this District with instructions to vote Tor
CnINYIN nr prosi1ont
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MR X Mas THiEF An extensive dry goods
dsser on V,,h.nson.t h'r fr s'ous dine been I'd ne
prssucs of chirsin. articles ''sns from as counter
~ f-a N ~ s. SIS Ihleff Th-ir account hsa
Amounted to shout Sl0Owhen, few days since, ne &C.
tected young lady bs0nfns 20 che upper ten pa tne
sct Of .-retnz pair OF hose, Vhereupon be politely IN
formed her that be had unsettled account 90 hs ooos
headed by her name and n she would wait lev minute,
h- oa'd sdd The hose shs had ust ken % ne o sai
receipt BE- for her. The sfsh,sd oamsei teh uPoo h'f
knees aad begged ulp0rfd h.m rot O. expose her one
would .eave her gold watch jsTery afgnAf 10 pieNeh.
discovery and would immeoi lteY OBTAIN tha money saa
settle TIE bin 90 these conditions she wH allowed 70
depart In short time however tue 10 her pledge she
rerurued-haytug msde " raise probably tfom , taNs
or Mamma sud Cancelled the bill, alter which the
departed apparently highly gahsd - her lncsy escape
r--b.nfs on Warrington snf Hanover SO have devoted
page 10 their ledger. % ths firm OF Mr. Mf' Thief
thag che lucsless s.unets who neg hsppeu % -s'
corfed II thsg would save themselves from public cis
grace otherwise ssuiences a. Tho discretion on me pre-
adm gss Of tho Criminal Courts will BE- their ineN
$50 am, Boston Chron.
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REMOVAL.

AkmOfAA.
a THE 81 BsCRi bERs having removed rom ,beI
"a. Old .land, 80 BO~sry, would invite tneh insDos
~, 4 and patrons 20 Waist. pear broedvsy, wbsfs
.xx hey viii have constantly on bsnd isfts ssso's
$3.50 - W stehss, Je~eEy and bbyefwsfe eolsehnso'
0oit aoS silver Watches Of The most appfosso mssoss
,asb A n " Cooper, Taylor Son, n y o. pse"sJ, ~
Tobiss Robert Roskeil, and others flne i.s,e. 49,
I.nn,. Cor ladies' o. various patterns ooio oss,a ~
~ Er.t Chains; seslsAld Keys Ooia fens she $751;
GOA .od Silver spectsc Disno nd rns Ase nihts sc
SiIVFR w ARs-Tea sets, FoIss, Spoons, bshss sey.
Raftrr Kniyes Napkin Rings, DC. OF tbs hswss, ~.
-. ,be oliver warranted equal 10 collars hsfeneDS
- - south AID est will hod 10 their advantage "
I'll saS exsuns our STOCK VI goods 80 We are pfspae'
III H. sbov, articles rsssonsbs terms for eesn
u every dsssnpt repaired 10 tue nsst % an
ser fsIs i'm AkERLY bkI0os. M.l :.
a WATCHES, JEWELhf and silver "srs
n The subscriber continues 70 have Tor sbss 700
sssoftment u fne gold add silsef watches VI h>
..s<k b.st 10 skers which viii Be sold a. the very l1s
s' ur,c@s and warranted 70 keep eoo1 ufnc, o' 'ns
money returned a., , -. A. .k.s,. L.vs
breast a. as u every Fsdsty, studs hEser sno
slIy,rUsre-spoons. forks, sde, butter inyes o. ns
most approved styles whca are ~asnteo A. zoo -
od os.s and pencil easss Of the bee, msaosSssIs' q
IN o..est Or css Gold pens repaired ana
fine cutlery perfumerJ, fancy goods, q &c
clocks je~elry and music boxes repaired 70 t1s 20
nsr aDd warranted Lh'i =. a. 1880,
"A Futon-st ID door below ooos-
o qua beaaiifui euloisn u tns o,aeI VI
g0i1
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viii remain a. 2ll rsathst near T1mpkins-iqnAfe mrs
Cows a, heretofore will recetv5 parents a. her resdsnce
or .ts1i sham sssvhsrs The great advantages on ths
1re ia the t--4t1snl Of che most obstinate and
formidable diseases erpscta y OF fmNes arc oesamns
TOO ss @ known % require Advertisement AZ I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

IL" Toe Princeton ,N. j. Wing boista the
CLAY flag with Gen. scoTT for Vice President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

WfscoSsiN.-The Liberty Party Convection,
which met ~ Waukesha on the 10Th uit. made the
following nominations
Csrsrnor. CHasIes DUEKKR Pre- Eec Benjamin Brow
10 Gov ID LY BfhND Morris BarDett
state Efwsrd IIoiton DstB Con David NcDouEal,
Tfsasurer William IA PelHt Ichabod Codding,
-fff = Tea .Iohp b Iulsor John Il. Jiiison,
Pres EiscIsnes Paine y Maihe~s.
stephen 5 Barlow Cong Isl DislchAbod Coddius.
The Convention rejected the following pscitcs-
tory resolution, ti.er considerable discussion:
Rssol>d That 10 strong dnrcs LIBERTY preual
in cur country, uhisg UNIT with any aud oii
paris who will pledg, themselves 10 earry out the Va
mot Pfovso
MAINLAND TAYLOR STATE CoSvENrioS-T
era OF good feeling is approaching The Tay Tor
Convention OF MSrylsn has formed an Electoral
Ticket Of four Wings and tour Loeos dividing the
honors IS follows
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BOARDING.

DOARp up TowN-The spscioss house % Ham
ID moua- q. between Sseckef sud Fourth, 10 now opee
or me reception Of families and s'as,s see'emen The
rooms Nre pleasant snd commOdious The house mas all
the modern improvements aud an excessive sndea 81
nchsd. MP q.
pOAKD-A private family can Accommodate gentle
Dmau and his wife sud one or two single gentlemen
with pleasant and bosrd, BY applying 40 Ihomp-
s0u-st near Bieeeser my y ~
DO.KD-A sentlemaa and MS wife and one oF Two
Dsngis gentlemen may obtain board, with pleasant
rooms IN private family :. usaon-plase, sfroystl
Hudson 81 contiguous % two stage routes mys w
DOOn- 70 RENr with full board OF With bIesk'
Hos sud e., and private table 10 'ms ptNsse 's,
w. A. 50 Lisp hardest near Broadway The house well
furnished Aud the the second uoor, win
ioldos doors, psniries sc. IN compete order myS W.
DOAKDING-Desirable rooms 90 tho second hoor,
D.uitabe for gentlemen anG their wives or single gen
tlssn can be obtained either furnished OF uninfnshed
Al 63 Mhite-st near Broadway. nv %
DoON- To LET-Faraished or unfurni.hsd, TO sen.
tltemen or gentlemen aud thsir wives Win OF without
board With pan'rie' attached Apply 's' f'0''n'
my6 81
.,oiTNTKY BO4RD.-Mr HOW ELL has purchased
u" Howsrds Place" ia the town Of ishP formerly TIE
rcsaenoe OF Capt Mun.ou, and nde.roos Of ssns ieS
sentsa fAe. Ia board At reasonable prices The boise
. racious .nd airy the garden aud grounds are hand
.o-ly aid out with plenty OF 6ne shade 90 Of iNse
,ls The place 10 situated most delightfully."- upon the
wster and the midst Of The noe hunting and oy.ess
gion. Communication every gay per Long "sna hs
9o,d sud msl sa's from LAse Road station passes The
place on Tho arrival i each .T.lo Reference to
mv2tws JOHN ?. HOWARD, Howard Hotel
DosRDIN OLIvRR--r.-Roo@s with eo.rd ior
Dtso or three gentlemen ana their wives or scNefslsn
lie enom-n be had Ia The pleasantly situated house
I9 Ohverst. nearly opposite henry.t N.Y. W.
a NEw PRIyArE boarding house for esntiemeo
ftat l55 Aaams-st. Broosyn,l doors 2elo" ooue1Ia"
A,o f,out room let, with board, hst door my. W.
DOARDiNts-Oue two gentlemen, can be accom-.
ID moaAted with board Ia private family whois .hs
French and English Language spoken Apply 49, W"
D0ugslst. 49, -
ssotRDI>G-At II NsnessL corner OF Nesuy-A
psuits OF rooms the ID floor. Suitable iof on
single gentlemen, with full or partial hoard
.1rbsn,sd A secondhand Piano wanted at the shove
No " -
\ ODGiNG--At the Old Crowley House, 10 rsfs
IL rog. Mr Cronley selling OUT 70 MT Cists mass 10
h.nss with sx,rd 10 tho beds They are tho suoscfoers
p,oosry who na pt tho lodging apartments aotins hs
.sysn yser. Ia Cronlsys sims. Terms y cts per mann
.l5 Inn r.nNN ~ MI ---1---
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Things in philadelphia.

lrr-ras~rrfanca Or Lne AfInAn'-
Purf tost rHr.. Friday N.y s
A.. Al. stsv.rv snf French R-gcution meeting u %
BE- h-d this evening a. which W. o-i'e'sl An' o'ne'
will b present ,-s u.,it,, -. .,-,.
--selv .accsss COL ishrs rePresentsLion a. eFs
Th- Corrr1itt--s OF cur " hir eiiEens chNsea VIC
making ths Pc .'miusry Arr'n sen.-ntl - - -
M Narrrs. Convention have t-cnfrd tle fPet =
cha Chimes. Nus-un Or IRE sttirss Ane u lof
vii ted-vot-d exclusively 90 The ce.rgste' 40 -
sious ssirr-s which can se,'uinocst e oS-t ~ 80
psrs1us Do ts for spectators 10 . he best oui ains o
BE- required f,r he thousands ~ Wigs D. Si snN Gus
ly s~at The result 81 ths days ceIins s-ion' 49,
The srrarE-r-nts f'r ne hslntt-l'n n'r'l.1-s n
ucrrr sdvserrn futl have yet heard 90 lQ pfos Nt
fxsd apon some Of fhe Con rtt~e' ueet o. Eight
Aretber varv suN hrs'r ass raw Corton-L'ffe doing
80 prices ifeEuisr No demani ~ Firur blt FOR home
us- har. are sellers of sc1 braudsat 7 hli I'd huyer
ssrs aU - Corn Nss A. 2 = Rys Flour s'csrcs .ni
fl flr res snr Wnis sAes frst eted ~ .noi supply
sot rt rufrg prices being above the views Of bayrfs
sses. 'oD bushes Cor1 A. FL CO. 'eish' mostly South
ern yeu 90 good quality o-fs cs frr >outhcn ca 30
s.s sales hhds Nsw-Oeans susar, - - 20 49, fnt
$50 Cu1a Brown on private terms Sales 30 -. La
tfusvrs ,f.e a. 90 2 ca sass. DDS Aesi Fora ~
Do - sale of green hides loo Uoo hs, mao sItcls At
= cts or time Lard 6l cts bbis, c's kegs sales 3oo
b's WHISKY a. - e..
BIyGH,MProN. NY.-A friend writing as pri'
vate'y from this aourshing town soon to be within
twelve hours or less Of this City gives the follow
ing.
Bioshsmp,oo h,s population q shout 5coo and y
sr0vIug with considerable rspidty. quite namoe. oi
COED Buildings have been pui up within he lst tAT t-
rr.irars rsr Of town we'll built Of hics he u
oue o tho best looking places thai have seen here
u he Stae. containing DID churches ao.es o .oio,'
acz.n lauysrs I'D doctors kirghampton and broonle
r-fr ersv. Whs hesrt They viii DO their duty o.
HsNsY CLAY pext Fail We anticipate the come e'lon OF
ne rsrnai ID this plsce in shout enc yeAr la'' SIC
worcas hard atit here ard hsreaoous twill give ne~
IL % tnfs UIfrn
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-. PLANO FOKTk MANDfACfo
s,Txfr<JcaRY, l52 Soiton-st east side srosowsy
|S$<KK~EAn entirely asw Article ~sfssnsrd sspe
81 dor In tone aud 70 soop Ia toae maeh los'
- tb.n s.g nov . ne, msde with pseaisf nss'
obgt.tp. the objection 10 METALS potaos. stn@es
n,s Ill h. ,i,en 1ifh each tnstfgmenti and wnss
- Josbt e. " theiT essiJ 10 expressed, vac p''"
rsey :. .lthhaa sst sstn dos are Iss'osss;
....s q Iaisrs.s -saf sfta sssshSsy
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THE RELIsIoUs WASrs ASD TEsDENciss %
ruE ACE Rev 7. Z. HAAS will pre'eh on the above
subject .n ihe Coliseum B,oaiNay between Gfand ana
Howard s.s on sunday afternoon, II h'ifPa' O'Clock
So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

"MARsHs TEYPERANCE Anecdotes. "A COZ
Isa 'n OF more chan 200 Temperance Anecdotes a'-'-
aeihs Evils q Iatemperlneo and the saving '~or ne
Pledge. with Topics Facts sld statistics amusing All use
fl % an. bu. especially 20 % temperance Le.tufefs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08


20 .ysuuesD sumner Term commences May )
Bl.-itog Pugi . accommodated Tsrms feasOnable sep
s-,ts Department or Boys. all M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

lIKgNCn AND tNGLIsH Bosidias ead pay

= a. Nldflstown Point, " j. can accommodate families
,,tb s.srd durins the Sumner Their large BRICK man
n9usr IL spacious airy and plesanly situated, With
r.. lawn in foot aad r-ar with Ans accommodations
I'D s.a-5sthIrg Accommodation also Tor cnrisss Ao
h,9.. T6sir houss will BE- ready Tor tho reception "
h5.rs-rs on tho twentieth " April STEAMBOATS, leave
fsa ths loot Of V-ssy-s The bedrooms ore are 400
mi. as NppiNA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

r. J.uss %. MEsRirL- Esq. OF BATAVIA. the
49,, d. 800. .-,,r me NXXllf District t0 fhe y 1ti nai
,-vs-,,o. ,. rro.ic- .f caef u " AefrI' "h' has
~ ,...--r..r.l service r..r tfe army u Nezc1 Cfrf.
MN wal ,.s ir .e rrIa' 20 Pillow. slf rH1foar'-
lg lrees.aei tbe Testimony Mijr Burns. ~h1 un4sf-
H. IL t1 Gear Pil'cw - corvc.irg hinsef -k c0 psm.
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REMOVALS.
a III WHEELER,


TEACHER OF WHITING And Book kthfiNu,
HAS REMOVED uOm tho Granite bulldlhss 70 1oi
1LBfo.dwsy oOr Of Muuay-.e over MI IsnnJs Jew
iry store where he ha. very pleasant ana eom'nodoas
ro1n,-ons exclusively for isaies.
Hour. of attendance from to IL AM zo q sau
7 to i NJ. ,., -, -.
NIB Ornamental Writing executed TO order. myt lw'
rI,IE OFFICE OF the American and Foreign Anu
sl,very sosiety snd OF the American Msslonsfy Nso
citation ha. removed from ~ Spfuco-s1 10 Of Sohn
st pear William o. ID story ny
nDCTON kIitBy has removed TO 7o1 biosSwy'
~ fourth door above Eighthst m1t-N-
A.. FRANCIS has removed to JIG bowety, ono
", below bleecseri NJ -
nENOyAI-F WuLsEy, d. Homeopathic rhJof
IL rian la. removed from Broadway 70 oS5 hous'on'
doors west Of Broadway. my LUZ
DEuOyAI.-rhs office Of the Ocean steam Nsyissuon
Ii Company 10 removed 70 No 90 bfosdwsy, D.lo~
M-isl -,
,pEJoyED-Dr A. DOoLITTLE has reno ID bic
ilBorsuie Nedcns Store 10 lb3 oraadsl boe~-en hn'
80 Cro,by opposite the Granite Church my
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

BIyGH,MProN. NY.-A friend writing as pri'
vately from thi. aourshing town soon 70 be within
twelve hours or less Of this City gives the follow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

RESCUED PROM DRowSISG.-I esterday siter'
Bon John - s overheard from me schooner oois
yicg 81 rf- zoos e J.nsssp bee wi' rescued tom no
per- .a. .cs.i.u b. officer C.ssg RI 80 Fourth Wsrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

~ John Mccilire some time since Indicted .or
he murder CT JON C01ley, in Qu1ys AtaHJ, -. been
tei 1 Albany Orrr and Ter1ner, before Jatge Harris
- found Hof gtfify. lie as then discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

BOARD Up T0WN-rhe spscioas house % Ham
ID mono-,i. between eeckef sud Fourth, 10 now oees
Tor the reception OF families And single gentlemen. The
rooms Nrs pleasant snd c0mmodious The house mas all
the moasrn Improvements aud an extensive garden 81
m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

~ We learn from Lexington max tne ctss ~
OBJ. ~,s,e.f.h AGAINST shelby. ane- having been be-
Zoe DE Caert three N f0rr weeks, has -een c'hul1l 80
ne nszf September term 90 consequ-ice o. tls .--s
ottsi.ailry. Hs hns given bal and been lise.i-r..
tL9u.s7Io Journs-
r.sh,is. .f,.s missile not is son n Ex Governor
s,i,.y .,. il charged with murder or msns.ausaisr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-18
$50 REWARD.

DUNAWAT from The subscriber, en- the 18th
10 instant, two negro men, named OLIVER
and PARIS. Oliver is about Is or so years of
age, about feet high, has a scar on his right
arm cccasioned by burn; when spoken to he ID.
slow in answering. Paris ia about 81 years Of
age about feet inches high shutters in his
speech.
The above named negroes are probably lurking
about Wilmington its suberbs, where they ara
well known. Forty dollars viii be pai' for tho
apprehension of OLIVER and ton dollars fSr the
apprehension of Paris. or the same sums respec-
lively. and all reasonable expenses paid. for the
apprehension and delivery Of either OF bot d Them
TO the subscriber at his residence in New Hanover
county, or for their confinement in the Jail Of sad
county, in any other Jail in this State so that
he get them. DAN'L S. SANDERS:
Feb. IS, IS48. 23-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-18
COMMERCTA

WILMINGTON MARKET-Feb. II.
BACON-We have no change to note in
North Carolina Bacon. There is a fair stock
on sale. Some transactions have been had in
late arrivals of Western Bacon at &c. per lb. |
by the hid. We quote as extremes in this
article, at 7c.
CORN-The stock appears to be fair, and
quotations are without material change, to
which refer.
CANDLES-We change our quotations in
the article of Adamantine Candles, to cores
pond with rates at which sales are now made
FLOUR--The Flour market remains firm,
with light stock on hand
LIQUORS-Sales of SO bbls n O. Recti-
fed Whiskey, at % cents per gallon.
N-4VAL STORES-The receipts OF Tur-
pentine continue to be light. There has been
an improvement in the market, since this day
week. of 5 q Is cents in the barrel. On Fri
day, former quotations We're fully maintained,
except in one instance, when cents decline
was submitted TO; but in another cents ad-
vance on former rates was realized. On Sat-
urday, the market or ened with mitch firmness
at the previous days rates, and soon advanced
5 IS cents in the barrel This advance has
been fully maintained, and some 5000 barrels
have changed owners since Saturday at So
35 So 40 Tor Soft the greater portion at the
latter price, and 81 40, 81 As, and 81 so for
Hard, closing yesterday evening at the highest
rates The market to-day opened at yester-
DAVIS quotations, and sales to the extent of
600 or 700 bbls. Sales for the week some
thing over 1900 bbls. Spirits Turpentine-
Sales at 80, 81 80 cents, since last week.
We quote at 80 Bic. TARA still farther
decline has been experienced in this article
since last report, and we now quote at ST 30.
Sales during the week amount TO about 100
barrels. Some lots have been sold at higher
rates, but sales to-day at quotations.
STdVES-Nothing doing in Slaves OF any
description Quotations nominal.
SALT-Receivel coastwise 2l 0 Sacks, held
at 81 so. We quote as current rates 81 20 a
81 so per Sack. There has been no arrival
of Salt from the West Indies since last report,
and our quotations must be considered as nom-
inal.
SHINGLES-Sales have become dull, and
the price has gone down to 81 25 81 so.
! LUMBER-There has been but little do.
ing in this article since last report, and oul
former fgues are retained.
TIMBER-In mill Timber sales are made
at prices ranging from 81 to 81, according IL
quality.
MOLASSES-Received 81 hhds. New Or
leans new crop; sales at 28cts. The stock O
West Indies has been reduced somewhat, bu
quotations are about the same as last reported
: PORK-Northern mess is held at 81 8 ST.
from store, prime 50 $3.50 Sales OF $50 bbl'
Western mess and prime Pork, at $40 81:
per bbl: