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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11
National society for the Abolition Of Capital
Punishment.

This Society held It's aanigersary a. the Minerva
Rooms las. evening. The Casir MS taken by DAVID
sILIs Esq To the absences Of the President he society
GEoRGE NJ. DALLAS
Aner prayer BY Rev. D. SFEAR Rev. SAMUEL J.
MAY s. seuse, introduced 10 the audience, ard
delivered direct and impressive statement Of ior
tie abo iIion q CaPlnl Punishment
Ia me fret pilo this hor-ii penalty was mean and
eowSrtiy. The criminal was already In the hands q
The State aud eoule Go farther harm. 1, also
c'us aud demoran1fs. O, ihs last fac, had an evil
aeues IN The charge had taken place most Of the
atss where the pOiy siiu inflicted. Formerly il
puoe. Tie rloic sentiment required 10 ~ be
private TIE samt made it scvisshle for
1.cted n private required o. 20 be abolished. n .
cruel WY Rot ths 5es kiniesi. and most
re- gous men Agp ia,ei % eNtcllo khr e'eTsy rcre
supposed b. some q BE- nearer O. Cod thaa ether classes
an oce % such 50 mni y. coming - near g me erga
NV of tie Creator cught % be entrusted % % Arrest
70 him
Beside most Of tue "a jssts .hs plashuar we're lie
victims ai socely Urtu sacie plovlei lag tl- cam
oslc tGsc.1a a al persons. t VA oour1 lo s4-- Tor
shar VICES Ans ishen. untrr s4ucuol 81 cuy The
means at tXcitSnens al vice we're sleal oetrre t1em
-s hea iutoNcaiira drinks sold in every By
yu3ic hCse. noS can society justly al. those ~ crl-
mix craes Gaicr Czclttmfnl aIu rlstrcl cJ is csu il-
~, uto ssny 81 The "a jscis o. death pel.iy
.gsre r e, BIB aru-s snt ragles o. a. men. tlsy gan
aoi irsfy be slain y society iof crimes which sFss
nss cuctet theu 90 commit Anon 2 .JscAln' stl
airre conclusive VIA him astns- ctF..u y-4isn.
melt, vas tnsl it sAs uet never hai occu I'D troe
ABLY never woud b.. dcied fl- mr. highest erimes.
IL feactcd those Who night kiA The body, oul not
nose wa fnlct the soul Ihis Fgiut The sp- krr
nsfat1a b. several cstts f1r insi.nce the ca OF
s''nen hr then projected to deny The right o. iov-
emmett 20 CT lts pcfshmet sff fhs hc ,cr'ed
~ 90 situmtnf l sure cr'su he then ciadtd with
c'i't's he validity cd ne tr.untnt on favor az The
deA'h Fsh"iy cra~u ron me Rine. Tie ouii passage
~heh ~s nisni3 reef &C n support of the pc aify,
ga De stit. W1cu rsas rendered warning a. r0 ne
sscrecne al Nfs.
After r NAY hsi enc aicd b.. introduced A rcs,,u.
oa 10 favor oi te Fftsoaers fItsnd ard made s ro-
uarks On c1mmc1ta'l1l 81 tnif pAptr.
Aey. JOHN fIKAEoSZ Hexl addressed the meeting lie
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Yhlx Nnrlonnl Convention.

Ohio-R Il l. HOMMEDIgU, formerly OF the en-
.;n,ot, Gazette. is the Delegate to the National
Convention from the lst lHsmiltorl District
THoMss b. SrEyEssos, Editor OF the Ctac'"Haf'
Alias, slternate-both decidedly for CLAY. Strong
resolutions against the extention at slavery were
adopted by the District Convention. The iriencs
of Geu TAYLOR had confidently expected to carry
this Dlstrict
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Ga wednesday morning. a. ~ Stephens Church by
Rev. hr Alilsts, Or. JAS. d. BILLINGS 10 CLARA
FORD, ell Of EpEisnd.
o. Monday sy-nipE May 9, By Rev DR.. Krsbs, Mr.
GEORGE ". PECkHAN 10 kiss LkrTlCE ANN
EAsIbURN, younger oshter Of Thomas Esstburn sud
uiscs sf the late Dr.. VIM. swain Of Psad-ip hi..
Tnis n0ruug 10 fhe Church n the N.tlyify By Rev.
Richard KEN, Mr. DENIS }. OLIVER 70 Mica BRIDGET
NJ l.. hcGLYNN, daughter Of NO late Peter MeGiynn,
al - this City
rT-ChAleston and Savannah pagers ,iesss copy.
On the 8th Of MsT, -. PsgPs Church. Gien Cow,
L. ~ Rev Wm. A. Jinss, PARK BENJAMIN u MARY
BhOwE6f second daughter Of Henry M. Western, Esq.
II Dlsora
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RROOKLYN AFFAIRs

KINGS COUNTY PESTESrIAEY.- pursuance
Of recent act fine Lsgsatare nearly All the persons
committed ia the Police Court sentenced 70 The
Kngs County Psnitsuary ssd WorshoUse recently estb
hihsd IN the Eiafh Wsrd Of this City. This course will
bsuefeisy ia relieving tho Jail Of thoss per.
Who e0nyieton in order % adugs their nao-
len habltI
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BIZ Pony Erpre's and Teie graph
10 THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
Later from Mexico Peace ProspFcis-Nurder /
Trials American o. r-erf-r~- From Chihun- .
hu g. Bearcr of Dispatches from Gen. Price .
C.vtur Poi -npta (ruz. &c.

Later from Mexico Peace Prospecis-Nurder
Trialr American o. e-ert-r~- From thihu"-
hu e. Bearer of Dispatches from Gen. Price
-CapturSof -nnia Cruz, &c.
PgrasssusC Wednesday Nay TO-
TIE Special Daily Express FOR the Nsr.l0rk
Tr,su5De hss arrived from New Orleans, bringing
dates % the 4,6 inst
The sch- n eroine arrived from Vera Cruz on the
"a instant No quorum Of the Congress At Ouere-
faro. bad ct been got together Sixteen Deputies
aud four Senators were still wasting for the trans
action Of business. The members Of the Congress
WHO had arrived. expressed themselves as being
very favorsbly disposed for peace
Toe trial Of Captains Hare, Dotton and the other
persons accused OF the late murder and attempt at
burglary. IL stii going on.
Fifteen or twenty American deserters enlisted
recently in the Mexican army.
The steamship Fashion, from Brazos Santiago
on 10. 18th uls bad arrived. Among the passengers
uas J. l. Collins Of New York City, who bears dis
patches from Geas. Price and Wool 20 Washing
tou. he states that about the 9th OF Mach a
Mexican Lieutenant sent word that small party
bad been captured near Fl Pssso.
This. win Information tha. Gen. Urea had de-
sgus upon that poet, induced Gen Pnc@ to procee d
E, tsrelier Bot finding his arrival there, inst
n, .ucn danger 1as TO be spprehended' ne deter
mined 70 advance upon Santa Cruz, where Gov.
ernment trains with from 800 to 1000 troops
were stationed.
General Tdas the Mexican chief having fortified
IN, place, awaited the attack. After froit'ess
plrly Of eisLs days Gen. Price assaulted and.
although gallant resistance was made, succeed
ed in taking tue place. and capturing fourteen
pieces Of artillery two thousand stand OF arms
ADD some $500 900 worth Of property.
/ Ga the 9Th, Gen. Price proceeded with part Of
hi. force q, Chihuahua, leaving Lieut.. Col Rails
ia command Of the remainder, with orders 70 ilHow
A.. soon as practicable. Gen. Trss, forty OF bi'
/ officers. and his troops were paro'ed The hezi-
can lo.s was $50 killed and as many more wound
Ell. Our loss was five killed and twenty wounded
of whom two have since died
Markets. Ew-ORLEAss, May 4
| Corras-MidoIing. 4i45. sUGAR-Fair. 3tc MoLAs-
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~ The attractions thi, week ~ The Museum vel
artsugei aud cscpaed 10 bring together hose aepdni
tho Vszres for insfarcs there IL that large coiiec
lion a. Wax Satuary embracing huudfsd nsufes
hfe which bs- yet without expressing he
greatest sdnifaton then thefe are those beau'iu IN.
fovng Yeks reyfssentog seri ptural ana ~bA
asapsr.or 10 an, thirx ever before exhibited Perform
eness At half pasi aod quarter before Sbut The GIt
BABY msy be seen al al hours
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The receipts BY the csus continue 10 b TOO shl re
oaire special notics. II UK-saes % 5000 rb's were
made 70 arrive iocOdiag Geaesse, Michigan, n ssie
&C. At S. 50 e So Oh Sc a 8 l2i. seooroi1g 10 The
brands and quality. WHEAr-For parcel Of 5000 bush
els 81 a. was ofsrei oATs-Ssles o. 600 Bushels
msts al AZ cts wHsKx-SAles Of $50 bsls were made
a. 24i cts
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JOSIAH RIcHAaDs. Austioase,.

~ SALE o. VALUABLE THEOLOGICAL LIsKARY-BAsGs,
RICHARDS PLArr 2Di Broadway, will ssll this evening
aiargs ant valuable private Library Of Theological Books
snbrseing many important works mostly English edi.
tl0us
Aho, GA Thursday and FndsY evenings, will be sold
re extensive and valuable private Library Of tho sts
Rev. Dr. uopses OF Buffalo. cocsisticg Of works
shisay ia Theology, sad including macy scarce works
fnvfO stis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11

FRom BALlZE, HosDVaAs.-We have received
copies OF the Honduras observer Of Apgl s. which, how
ever eoaAia no geoce OF oter So The big Marian
Gage, OF ls Guy. had arrived there on The "a ster
massage OF only ten DAY
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Pre.iden,ia, Preferences.

FLORIDA The wings Of Madison County at a
mass meeting, held on the 24'h ut declared zen.
Ia, lor TO DE their frat choice for Pre'ident
The Wings of santa Rosa County have resolved
70 ABIDE by the decision Of the Natoaai Conyen.
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Courl Cnlendar....rn. p.Y.

SUPERIOR CeuKr-Nos ~. rs. iS4. 1872 100 80 les
i6l a. - 3D. a % 63 Ga 10 1913. III. rs IA u.s. ia
i7s Is3 i8t Igi lss iss 800 49, i9l 1876 1876 1873. a
g. l6i 65 10. OF. 73 ls4- is lt' ~ 3 -, = 2lo
COAMoN PLEAs Nos A. 40, 93 80, 1911 o6 ~, 10 IN
l.3 $50 Isl 5.e, lS3, Ssh
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SUPERIOR CouEr- Before Judge Oskloy-Rufas Story
Jssup For 4JrsfuP-Action u rsplsvin IN fesiion
% soms gods Verdict for psiruhs, yaluius ths prop
erty ~ s5l5 n For plif. Mr. Bunt snd Messr. Brown
~ d Mathews; for dfdts. Mr. Alex Wallace and Mr Cut
ting
CoURr o. Common PLsAs-Before Judge Daly -Joha
Donshse 1ionrs Riley The plaintiff ossrPs store
We believe corner Avenue y snd Ttnd - charges Mt
with having called bim robher, thiet sc sne
brirgs action ot sauaer Mr. denies bayins uset The
lsn. uas- stated. Sealed verdict this ffeuoon.-fof
plsntld Mr. A. Nash For defendant Mr.. Ward and Mr.
Marvin
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dHkAr hAiL SroKn IN 1HE SsnISoLE COUS-
fSf -ossfNtesloN % MID fOaL. &C -Msicelius Da-
Na,' seAhoo 40 sfTsed in Vls from Tie sent
soi7 e"as''t 90 Wcsnesesy isst From hiln learn
." nc % o. a>feh ia,t. the valley q the Csrsd
np'at ieV taics ~esf ~ TINS. visited with Que 81
s-vctoai s-sfa sof bah hat over feltbe h..ues ten
saoat ne sze 81 hsns aud even Ars-r Where
DeSa las. he ba-ssanes not 80 lafss b.. tsips
"a nase bet ca vith.rs &c h-rvef ana n ne Drs
L. tte .ioru tcffin5
Ihs ~t3 Geese sua ofsots, sp@cissof ths Wild oose
appeared b On The ~ias tasg say, mErsi1s ip 81
aumhes from 90 r0rtn, .ul see killed - hutal.s.
-iih The bu, Nhiic lyirs thirty eouat-o 10 ose
acc, llcs 0e1d, Ply snn- p-ro.s ~op p.,srt 500
.AtfY sivr re fuua sanis foll Gssa "a "a yasd Il
Sem cole Ihirt lsmsd nicapopy who p'cksd hem D.
nd 10 m cooked spd BEN dc toi1 fte sgeat after
he thQssht "a Gisst ; iisit hat ssht them be
led lnoelus they ssitios shou a. pfcviaions
some 4 Tbs locals affsd thrm, posiue
t1s oesEucton 81 - sat qasH ~ iasss biics POI
tsoosd sN 20 thsir cpu1Uy hers oafiiod them
-oue nv horse ossS iA- Ageet thst never heac
u sey hlss ine lac before "a bis HE snd hsD he ie
rs laoisus s.ll bgusiss IA hom The prsis vii1
sese tao 'rsnt b hose oc Several ~ ne locsn cab
zee seis hosn d1Sn sud 0ters uef0eeo hy The floIEn
bat f.fiuastely % P-r.en wat killed
soU Smilh (Aik Herald, April -
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~ The Charter Election at New Brunswick,
N j. on Monday. resulted 10 the election otthe Wing
candidates for Mayor, members of the City Coun-
ellis. Marshal, &c. by an average msjority OF 70.
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business Norirts.
For The Tfihnns.

~ TIE Gallery Of Paintings by the od Matters, so~
exhibiting at the Lyceum, Broadway, Is without dooet
The best and most vsluAble collection ever eKhbiledn
this ,ouatry There are specimens from every school,
sod some of rare beauty, -xeerg In grandeur, pory
and grace The specimens from Raphael Titiaa, Msri
10 aud Rubsns would alone rePAy tha yis ter.
PuILO ART
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FLoURrhs siocS continues hight and prices arm sales
OF 500 bbs. wero made, inoudiug Gepesee and 0llel
wesisra brands at Sc 62A a Sc IS. CoKN-Thero seFe
sales steady prices sales CT $1,000 bushels
were made neaeing Ne~Oreaus. a. 81 cents, ard good
yellow So RfE-SAes Of 500 bushels made
Al 81 eeais 0Ars hrm, and sales OF 600 bushels
were made cents. There change in FRKIGBTs
~ Provisions
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~ shrewd men - email capital long ggo discoyeTed
lac secret Of masking fortones BY extensive sd.er,ns
cluntry newspapers. PhLMEk's Arerey H. the hi.
tuns Buid.nss offers copl-e OPPORTUNITY Of .. setius
the best papers thToe ehort Tho country myll 3a,.
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HASosoME Doors AID GAIrERs-Ws take piea.ure in
recommending our friends sho really good Boots
CATERS 70 % 10 WArKfSss, ia FGltoa,t He has beau
tfe assortment Of Lis msks ana he sells a. tho low
eN PIless. mlo lveod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11

JESNY LISD-sse tho in another eoIsma
hsaoed Der sehoD Ciack CT The Jenny Lind hsir
N
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FARTHER FROM YucArAN.-Au arrival a. Boston
brings sdvees fsom LssUua April 10, not 50 lAte
hav. beea received paris laoA,An, bur
tsinug Intelligence respecting the movements CT
the iodians. Tue 7Fareisr has The following;
L.susa with fositves ffcm Campoeehy
and al tsr Of ne eo1stsy, ao6 many ~ege obliged 10
from Csa pssehy Lssans eadeaSorns 70 haa
Sosos. SAD thst he A0as 10 sbaudon progeny
20 TIE OF $40 90 S,ouun Camguschy Ills a..
to say that ne aiao. laoaa. ~oaIo lsks
ths Al he is.t sssoenss he lesi.rs ~ithia
one GAYS march VI Sanp-sehy. ia vast nsOvrs. uh
90 Vt thet sssiso OF sen IA VI
oppooss. Tnsu wsr eFS ~As Dsaih 70 both tlaek
wnits-ma,, .ea ehiia al, save The isd uaa Z"
Tier claim be .e 90 sna thas tbe Soeagrs
nssiiauy ihsD AID tses viii possess g. 40
psufs e0..e.sOa tne massacre oi ali thSf opPoaeots
Tnsy viii Hsd0ebiedy ssse 100 to~a aa'sss as stance
ARISES lgem oshst esscers Ae America ooaio vessel
ffon CamysAchy hed come 10 LNseus 20 isht euo To-
tarnes to q Another oou0 aai.y expected
ava % loVp Amsfesn sooieIs, Which .Aeaia sPssss
ssysuwss sprsutiy fumoiea ~efo m4ehlns 10 he A.
sistsaes Of tho inhsoitse's Of oca AZ.
SsIzusk or LgrrERs.-- Orlando Ware, Express
Coaitsr ess~~sa hlass'oo, Canada Wess . tnO otsh
steamsr Bosom, "a. affested Sal0sosy nish b.
tws-n Sssaet. dsssor ADD Os~-so ~ q n L5omis 4
Cs.oo neuse At Ssokss, oareof BY the vice
the aitscsoa Of 2. Aassy, Esq fossAasssr a. Water
Aver, eoasserabis pauses Of letters oaie.l pspsrs
xs from sad oiiss's IN ceesaa, arrested
sor. Oh. ntltatI0os 10 koe >so Sesslatd
Irelssa were fsaoa 10 the sss.'i II Ware, which
var. &c zsa 400 held BY ehs P0s Ohcs pePstn~st
AT Os~exa .MG LiJsJ saa iofsadsas ueishsat. ehsT-
ed hsss bal tor are, out es a "a Sondsy SHIN
sbs reached that place The proper en- eouo noi
lef.ll, execute tne papsFs MAf son-s qaenty Asg
In toe Of be sf.hs A. ualii xnoel &c uSk
say nigh when M. Ltt ha gave hotties ina. y Dc
cha "a ses5sisss Ga loo.a< sFooua fhu pseeg
Al N, lao tura. hore q - f41nn--bzsi 8
tsssa hisn.sf "a sy some mems not well uode,tooc
By hs stsfemeo u appears that Ware 10 The P.io
ssest Il The Bfitsa Vos-redeoI and tbst ~ ssftia
roooihs h has Gagged 10 su'Vssqs soe ristsf
Ueueo St.es mai rules eontfssy 10 abe las a ~
Ustrd stses anc the Instructions OF The fost Ofhse De
Vsftneat
Usess tfe laws ofthr United stss hsd WNe hefn tried
be VIA gfoo.by have b-ss hoee tna $3.50 O. - TOO
the peasly ssch susmot-d q - smuFgea
Ustsd St>t-s mail routes osDs fixed steje among the
letters ssx ec eoatAlnos s1syst sast they
0e % maIked. Watsrt va JshersoliAa-
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markets....Ngw ORLEANS, May 4.
Corras-MdoIlng. AIS. sUGAR-Fair 3tc. MoLAs-
az, I7sfs cents. FlsUa. nrm; choice illinois, 81 10
FRsIGHrs-So engagements. EXcHANGEs-Ihe dlihcuiIy
Of fleeing negotiations Increases.
shin News-Cia,et- Snip James Edwards, bark
G.sr,. Boston. Ar1iptd Elzsbs Watis Philsd.
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this country. There specimens from every school,
sod Of beauty sxeellirs In grandeur, pony
asd grace The specimens Raphael, Titiaa, Msrh
10 aud Rubsns would alone rePay tha yis ter.
PHILoA ART
F.crs rHs PUsLic- l. is established fact ihs
KSoxs 6ue bssver aud nolssaa has bs surpassed
Iti, an undoubted fact that Knox has sn sxten.v. a.
soitmeut u Rutland brads rice, ,ts~ Leshons P,sns
ana Canada straw hats suitable for the approaching
warm weather
lt Is Oh Interesting fact that Knox has most beautiful
article for children, entitled tho Jenay Lind bat
tursd from Chins pearl straw
els astonishing fact that Ksoxs bats fer men, ycok
aud children are sold at less prices quality considered
than at any other establishment la this city
IL Is not surprising fact KNOX remains his old sGsIt
lzs Fultonst.
CAKos FOR WEpDsGs- Wedding, Visiting, ard Gale
Cards elegantly engraved AID printed finest FIe,th
Porcelain Cards a. the lowest prices The haest En.h
Porcelain Cards printed from engraved plate. Al 50 est
per pack.
ELEGANT Boxes FoR WEDDisG CAKE Efes,at Bo,es
for Wedding Gaze st Si2 per hundfsd; plain BoAessi
per hundred Gard Envelopes from 50 to 60 per
dfed Wedding Waters ia great variety Silver Core Sc
a. j. EvgRDELLs Engrayas and Printing E.tab' i-hmsnt
SOP Broadway, of Dusns-s let quao shove Stew
ar.s marble store.
- DS BANSNcs Brace e the only ias rarneut ever
Invented thai perfectly supports ne hssn body Il gives
strength 10 he voice, lung, sod bsss, sno aysusble
f3r weak ladies' sad gentlemen The sinking Of tho
ach, iuess ani sdo, Is Immediately relieved By ia,
-Four days trial given Al arrangement b. made with
persons Living out Of The city by which hey try them
Office 800 Broadway. myli Sc
kicHELIFU DmAoSD Pointed GOLD PENS Remosa-
3. T.. WATSON Co Gyils ihe public 10 cali at their
store, IS Wall Sc snd exs0lne new AID improved
Odd Pen, Of their manu- iasufe, which Is warranted
q wear five years, sod which 10 unequaed for smooth.
ness aSd hsHibiy, a. whenever the Pc az of a
Rchelieu' pen. new ols IL giyen without chMgs.-
They are the most economical pen ia the world Gold
pers repaired
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70 Capt q. 7. DAVIS, late OF the army 10
arxic0, ~ lev months sso.gsvr biz sif1s in
Assst tt EDITOR ef he fsn IesgreyA an aec at q his
aaV1soeis o seaport Ger Tss ~ Tor tt- PRESIDENCY
hils pfei.tuns Dir. Clay, has TAX ehafse Of The 81
L0EI NsU Ara. Louisville Journal
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n. HAkLEY.
Sc Maiden.lsbe

sAsD's sAAsAPAsiLLAA "A budding q the trees he
shooting u the tender anc she opening Of the aow
ere ana blossoms sharasez- Spring season u reso
Yi'ion - 90 she fapg leaf the Vitheos herb and the
amsn'os Of the whole vegetable creation STAN Winter
AZ season OF paralysis and temporary decay Nor
iasn'ss OF these Influences and ss be cannot sleep s
plant 'nfossh the Winter monhs be viii act wisely to
prepare h' system for toe sea'on OF toTpor BY resort to
some nVsofstins preparation Its commencement Tho
ScmbiHsd Ionic, antisepdc snd moderately .psrent prop
etrs Of sAsDss sAEsAPARILLA indicate sPpToeh-
ale preparation for this purpose "A prevention better
Than cure We recommend all who have sprsosposton'
hereditary CT othersse, ucesoUs eruptye dssses
10 20 through OF this medicine at least every
Spring aud FAN.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, BY A. .. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Orussists 100 fulton, sorosr OF WIZ
ainst 10 oruad~1y and II Eest Broadway, New off
sold also By Druggists generally throughout the Unitss
states Price 81 per boItle, or ak bclEles tos -
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FIRE The basement OF the house No "a Third
avenue vas dscovsle be fire Tuesday but was
nguisbed before Games hat time 10 sPssd TO the
ugporhO1r.
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10 The PVBLIc-I hereby offer and agree forfeit
81 900 % not sell good Boots Tor a. 80 as are sod
10 tho city for 90 or g. And furthermore agree to for
IN ths same II ssy other sells good Boots for
81 30 as sell hs tho largest retail trade Of ssy
9f7 10 tbs city, aud sbs ssdssvor keep Is BIZ selling
better Boots 81 ess prices than sny o my competition.
N.Y. o. II X. JONES, IA AnL.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11

Ihsfe sld De- q tesufu Is u Toe iiEns q No tfss
in which live Well hss been said that the fsdemp-
on q the suocnt people Of God object nearest her
hrrt her dearest wish earth Well has Il bscu SAID
tha, when Hs shal perfect this redemption, she
will b with Hin
The res1ulou then ssred aud after Bsne
ceon the asssub their steps h0meSad through
brisk rain.
At the Bssinesl Meeting Of he Society 10 the forenoon
the flovins officers for the year were chosen
Prend,ut- PRiLfP MmLEDoLTR, ID d.
Fioe. Prcudsnt-Rsy. THIS Dewitt, ID y. onf eleven
others.
ssersfary for Fsrsiga Correspondence Rev. Gsorgs
Ctrrgrr. ID ID.
Secretary fer Ds,stic Corrsyoadsree Rev John Lille
Recording Sscrrfary-P-tsr Am-rman Esq.
Tfeafarsr-Narcus ~ lIbgr Esq
Ducdsys-Wlllism r. slY, snd niEeteer others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11

LADIES' SrEAw BossETs-J H. HAIRY will oo,n
his day ct bis store 20 @aiasnlans 10 cases OF tho
ncsi BEAUTIFUL Straw asd Frsneh Lace Bonssts. ali Of
-hlsh ~il be sold At wholesale pseea Ladies' would do
We" y SAi4 ana examine }. ~. HARLEY,
Hlo -" Sc naiden.lsDe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11

DEATH OF DAVID s. JoNEs-rhe death OF Mr..
JoSs, vas announced yesterday in The City Hal and
som, Of the Courts uned earlier taan usual IN conse-
quenee Mr.. j. has been my years member Of tho New
YORK bar aud WAS recently Judge OF Queens County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11

~ A fine refreshing rain set in last night about
ten clock and continued later than the present witness
is able 10 testify TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11

ACADEMIA man named John Mckinley, while
aud severely iojuged.