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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
Congre.sion Nominations.

CONGRATULATIONS p. Waldo has been nom
mated for Congress by the Locos OF the let District
VIRGiSiA.-The Richmond W'kig says that
Samuel Watts will probably be the Wing candidate for
Congress against Gen. Milson In the NlNIh Ds,ric,
toe whic candidates are VIM. McComss and John :.
Duncan II 10 said that one will withdraw, which
we hope will be the Nj Bsse "a The Loco eandl-
date. This is Robert A. Thompsons District In the
Nth Distract Richard F. Parker formerly Fsymsster AZ
HsrPers Ferry is the Loco ssPrsnt rice Henry Bedn-
ger laid on the shelf In the Xlliih District there IS
rumpu, in the Loco camp. There three candidates
OF that party the field their own hooks these are
Fsyete MMa.lsn, John B. George and VIM H. Cook
Tns large stock OF candidates make il likely that the
Wings viii AIN carry oil the victory though their op
Ponsnis have numerical majority. The present in.
eamoent NJ Fulton, chosen through their dissen-
sions convention Of the whigs OF Richmond has de-
esred their preference Tor Mr. Bolts The pressn, repre-
sentative from that District the ylib).
KESrVcSH.-rhe Wings Of Campbensburg,
Henry Co have put Col Humphrey Marshall in nomi-
nation for Congress from the With District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

The House met at i O'Clock Aiter opeL.hs >
u.as eon,sers5e time was spent in tue Transaction
MISCELLANEOUS business

The House met at II O'Clock. After opening IS
u.us considerable time was spent in tue TRANSACTION Of
MISCELLANEOUS business
rSprsv kFrEoTafATfoN BILL
on motion of Mr. NiSroS OF ONO me Mouse
resolved itsen into Committee Of the "noie GA ine
state OF the Union and catered upon ne consiasfAo
Of the Indian Appropriated Dill .- rvr- -
NJ NINTON from the Committee OF ~ q! an
Means reported an amendment 10 lieu OF the ernsie
amendment, 10 the BILL and explained me merits Of me
same co.. ,
Mr. ATKINSON Of Va. delivered long Polltica.
vaediciory IL Justification Of his own course upon
various subjects ard 10 defence OF the resident ne
reed statement 20 the eject that NJ smith OF no naa
made q csmgsifn speech u Cincinnati 10 snicn ne De
clsred On the sIihorty Of M PRESTON o. mar zen
ZACHARY TATi.oR would n0i veto TIE "iimot ro''so
Mr. SMITH russ and denied that ne nad ever
named the genLsnsn from virginia a. authority IN tne
matter lie had nrsrey stated rs own private oe.ei
Il vas ir1e that be had given the opinion NAcn t-'
gentleman quoted ard b had seen no reason Tor cnAns
ing that ouin on 10 stI believed that Ten lay lor
would DOT veto the PrcTiso.
Mr ArgISs0S .esumed bis remarks, and con-
clu1ed tae debate. =, g.
The amendment heretofore offered by Mr.. STE
FHENs Of &c was ext taken into cons deTston
After some debate, the hour ~ three having
arrived the Committee rose and TIE House took re-
cess Until o'clsck sgreesby % previous resolution
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The New.YOrk Tribune
FOR EUROPE.

TIE steamship EUROPA sails from chi. po-,
for Liverpool on WEDNESDAY. March 2. Her ma,
will close a, l0i o'clock Il that day
We shall publish on "Wednesday morning Eluos
Of The Tri5aHe specially inside up for European rs,s
er, Il will - printed large double sacei San.
size as Ia Bsssy Trijrae and VII contsin a. n.
a,e', and mportsn, American news up 10 the morrns
Of its publication including comprehensive rsrs-
Of American news and politics In the Eugish, Preach
and Germsn languages
A similar paper VIII be published by every ressis,
steamer
Persons wishing % send synopsis Of al the nss,
Ia the country 20 their friends In France German,
Italy England, Ireland and Scotland VIII fas u.
" Nrr> York r-ibAs fv Europe jet wba, 10 rss.l-,s
Price cents per copy. In wrappers ready i5rr,an,
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NEWBORN LEGISLATURE.
sENATE...ALBANV Thursday, Ma
----,-.- 90 ~kNur

sENATE..-.ALBANY. Thursday March ].
POSSESSION Or LANDS.
4 bill was reported % amend the revised STA
tute relatve 20 the summary proceedings TO recover
possession Of lands
rNsrRANcE coMPANF
A communication was received relative % the
Nautilus Insurance Company.
VOTING nV PROXY
Mr. ADAMS, on motion, Introduced a OH Ie'a'l'e
70 voting By proxy IN corporations.
Bn0ADHEAD PAPERS 90.
A long debate was had IN relation 20 the puoh
cation Of the Broadhead Papers after which resolution
was adopted throwing open the publication 10 any per
son who choose b print them.
Fremont FERRY.
The bin to establish a ferry across the HUDSON
a, Piermont was read third time and passed
GENERAL BANNING Law.
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bill
relative 70 the General Banking law, and made some
progress 10 the consider alton Of the same An amend
nent providing that Banks shall hereafter De located
withou, the consent u the Supervisors was adopted
Adj urne1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
Observation-Disclosures, March /.

The FLOUR market is heavier than yesterday
The sales Of the day do not exceed 1000 bbls Howard
st. st4-lls s7!c. City Mills Is selling At 80 saes
OF prime White WHEAT Al 40 ll5, and Red 81 lloc
CoRN continues duh at fjc for White aud 81 for Vel
low sales of WHISKY at 23ic. New Orleans MoLAssEs
in barrels quoted al 2ic sales OF 1000 bags OF Rio
COFFEE at 81 &c. In PoRK we hear OF 800 ools az
lltalllc for Mess Western Mess BEEF IS selling at
y s75c sales OF Louisiana At 3tc LAID duh IN kegs
al &C. Sales Of dressed Pics al SIC. sales OF Western
cured Hams at Zoe. The TOBACCO market is brisk
with sales Of 5000 pkgs. at previous rates There Is
more activity in sTocKs, with an upward tendency In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

There is feet Of water in the channel The
receipts Of FLOUR are large, and the market with
moderate business is IN favor Of the buyer Common
Western brands are quoted a. 20 COFFEE and 81
GAR are ia fair demand MoLAssEs without change
Toe demand for Provisions is oily tor the supply Of
the regular trade LARD, however, IS dull and tends
downward The supplies Of CoRN are light and hold
er. endeavoring 70 get the market up Other Grains
are a. before. No change in other articles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
HEAVY storm-Wharves Inundated, &c.

N0IFOLK- Weonesl1ll TO =
Our city has been visited with most severe
.,orrn. which commenced on sunday last and eoniln
tpued until Tse.esy, doing much damage Ire
ub.rvss were overfoved, and number OF buildings
we're blown down b. the heavy Winds PrevA-lns
MANY vessel. have been compelled 10 put back he
.,ssr.sr sea Gall was lying - preparing 70 proceed On
her voyage On Tuesday. Serious damages have been
experiepced % tie coast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
By TELEGRAPH to the Nsw.York Tribune.
Later from Rio Jnneiro.
BALrruosE Thursisy. Mar

bALTfM0EE Ihuft1sy, MAftl J
b the arrival OF the brig Moa;ezama- AZ 'nls
port ue have sdvlces from RIO jsneifo 70 TIE on o.
Jsnusry Two vessels. The Rome and iowa VIE
troops from NeE-York, had srrived-sll vel 4nry
were 70 sa thence for California on the a. Of January
The steamer Oregon 70 ssl on the 18Th Inc .hP'
Hector and Lucy Penninsn were At RIO when me MOI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

The House met again AZ o clock anu resumed
the coDsisera,ion AZ tbs lrdian Appropriation bill
The amendments made % the 5L By ihe >enste we're
called W when isns,hy sud interesting debate en-.
sued 10 Which Msssrs EINroS OF ohio. IooNss and
s1EPHESs Of Ga. and Pollock u Tenn took part.
up 70 the time o. cur going to press the subsequent
proceedings had not been received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

RICHMOND "a. Ihlrsday laIV" D
The Leri.Iature have been occupied during the
day upon bill allowing the Banks Of the STATE 70 ..le
I'M. n .m,er denomination than Eve do.lsrs The
sansfe hss reiected ne Bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

re- GEsTLEHEN's HATs.-Fashon for sPrDs i'f
VIZ. II BEEsE Co Hsi,er', is Broadway Ne"f"
will Issue The Fashion for GenlleHen's Has on siI'"
the Sd " March ensuing.
The style Of the HsIis a, once unique and elegant -
been formed upon tbs most correct principles o.
taste, In conformity with the beautiful and becoming -
tune for the season II Will pronounce 10 Own eneo1
In silent though powerful eoquencs.
la quality and appointments will also be- aiy f-'p'''e
Fl 10 tbs appreciation " fashionable public rh' ~
fail W manifest correct appreciation Of genuine n7n.
W. H. BEEsE 4 Co wish 10 have tdstncly 1sfe''1'-
tha, their trade Is confined exclusively 70 The hehe'
good. that be either manufactured or Imported 80
they maze and sell Five Dollar Hat FOR Five do1s'
FOR the above reason hey decline snlsrgrs sp'a
peculiar excellence of their Hsls dsshng only 70" g.
men VINO are making their selection Will exercise
gard TO economy, appearance. snd COMFORT By siE's
Hs. which they about to purchase enae' ~.
sLon
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RuslNrss NOTICES.

- Mrsic, rHs RsNEeAnsi o. Z A Prcce"ion "a
cn. chapter. Of Mysteries Secrets Of secret socee "a,
posed the Grscisn wife, Two sperdid Engrayrg, W.
grsncy Exposed; exciting Local News, aud Ccue,po,i
enee-sll m MD BuNrliNE'. OwN, published h. d,yu
q. O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
cold weather and Fire Mt New-OrleaBs.

baltimore, Thursday March -
The Picgysne says the weather there has oeen
unusually cold Orange and other fruit trees have been
injured by the frost On tue 0,h Feb. fire occurred
which destroyed seventy thousand dollars worm Of
urooerty One life vas lost.
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ps TslkHr1Dk

BY Ts<srophl WASHINGTON, Thursday, March l.
The Cabinet Of Gen. TAYLOR will pretty Ger
tainly consist Of the following gentlemen:
Sec. Of Stat. John NJ CLAYTON, Of Del
Sec Of the Tr,ossry. WIN. NJ. MEREDITH, Of Penn
Sec. of Hv.......... GEO w. CRAWFORD, Of Ga
Sec. Of the Nary. ABBOTT LAWRENCE, ofMsss
Postmaster General. THOMAS EWING, Of Ohio.
Attorney General. WIN. 3. PRESTON, Of Va
II e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

Thomas kEssETr Co. . oLO'L~-seAN ...
Game Oysters, HOLSTERS NAs &c are Ps1 W 70 -,
oil, and lbs each and may be conveyed % no
climates retaining perfectly heir ns1afai is's 81 49,,
ices To travellers these articles are in'si1so. A,
may be served up 81 any moment and 10 .ay e'lH.-
experience Of thirty year, snsbe. "a 70 p---,s-s
articles xaequaIed Every can preserve I" -sr''''
u I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02


After the couc.usea 81 the Executive Sitting
the senate took recess until O. clock
EokTIFtcATIoN
On reassembilng the Fertilization Appropria
ton tl was taken up, when Mr.. BoRLASp rose and Of
iered an amendment sPpropfisng SO coo for the com
p!etion OF Fort Gibson. Arkansas which was adopted
The BILL as amended, was then passed
ARNY APPROPRIATION ALL.
The bill making the annual appropriation for the
support Il the Army was next Considered.
Mr.. BALDWIN submitted an amendment ex
zen cling The beneni Of the gh; Of H1bsas Corpus
tae Inhabitants Of California anc New Mexico and AsC
members q tee army, snaii be tried By srtisl a~
Mr. IULEE raised point ~ order on the ground
that the amendment was irrelevAnt 10 the bill
The Chair decided that tee amendment was Ia
order.
Mr.. BALDWIN, spoke briefly in support Of the
amendment
Mr.. FOorE made a Characteristic speech against
IT, tie pronounced IL 10 be abolition movement
mischevOus attempt 10 enable black Slaves who may
De taken there 10 claim their liberty under a writ Of
Aabses corpus. He INDUCED In few remarks Of 4
somewhat personal Dature toward the Senator from
Connecticut (Nr BALDWIN
Mr.. MA>GUN rose and reminded the gentleman
rom Mississippi that his remarks were too personal
MI toorE briefly responded, after which
Mr.. BALDWIN rose and said that a proper re-
gard Tor bis Own selirespeci would prevent him from
replying % the personal lnsiluAtons Of The Senator
from Mississippi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
Dir. Hnrdenhrook.

ROcHEsTER Thursday, Naron 3.
No decision 20 day in the case OF DR.. Harden
brook-it W be given tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

IT Gen. CAss arrived at Washington on the
9Th, in high health and. the Usios says, in that
full flow OF spirits Characteristic Of bis truly gres, and
philosophical mind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

~ Gov. J. w. Tibbats OF Kentucky, the late
distinguished Governor of Monterey, aud relation OF
Gen Taylor by marriage, has been mentioned for the
war Office but will probably be profered mission say
20 Vienna 50 says the correspondent oi the bdf more
S.n Col Tibbats il Loco Foco and was but lately
member of Congress.
IL Charles w Seeley shot at his wife, in
SharspstoNn Cumberland Co y. 18th FEB but
missed her and bit their boyot two years wound
Ing him severely In the throat He has been arrested
Cause OF the crime unknown.
IL Cornelius Stilwell Of Aurora, Erie Co. Ny.
was killed on Friday Of sst week by being entsngled
in the machinery of a saw mill He was s. years DID,
aud had a small family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

C.LlFozSIA BAGS TKUSzs-DaY, y Con.sn.. - ..
Bag 10 vhlrh ne traveller pat be el0hicg ~
Il perfectly ~alsr.usnt The same affair % % eoe,,,er
hstit can be transformed into bed " pillow 80.
fOsi for cfOss.ng streams This sfilc ca
and requires 70 be seen 10 be appreciated r" .,p<,
fDrnia Oold proht by ylsi DAY, ~1'ss -
ercs and all lnsgres ala customers poclIH s'''
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

n The southern Mail failed again las, night,
according to habit, and we go' nothing from beyond
Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

w The Wing City Convention Of Troy has
nominated FSAScIs n MANN, the present Mayor for
reelection. Mr. Nam has been tive years IN oAce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

SAVINGS BANKS
Mr. Vas ORDEN. on motion, introduced OIL
for the formation OF Savings Banks
HOURS or LABOR.
The Committee OF the Whole took up the bill TO
regulate the hours Of labor and made some progress
therein and obtained leave 10 sit sgain
COMMON SCHOOLS. 80,
The Committee of the Whole took up the bill
making al Appropriation for the support Of Common
schools and after an interesting debate passed IT, and
reported h the House.
coLLEGEs AND ACADEMIES. ,
The Committee of the Whole took up the OIL
mixing an Appropriation for the Benefit OF Colleges
and Academies alter debate, II was laid aside
Or motion the II use 40 burned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

re- FOR Spring Trade Of Iesr Counties .oo $50 y
is zoe tm- 10 ADVERTISE 10 Country Papers, a g.
which can be had 81 V. PaLssks Agrncy ~ "a a.
pulled BY tho pu 1ishen 10 receipt iOf sUoscn2u"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

II We learn that il has been decided TO give
the Mission 70 Berlin to Col WKBB, Editor and
Proprietor cfthe Courier ard Esgsgsr newspaper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

oqpr, Frnsn-A.tor Psc- Open Eolse-1-s r N
b. nsna's Lecture Slaks r-sr-N Y conversely = Z ~
d. saf..-l. H.. tlr@-Cor Grand ari Pin .'s-fr ? VI
Nrs Cove Nfhoi-'s I.-cture--.l Tenth .t-i s. p. N
Christianity Tlffe Church 0nfst- o. Dear urit
Pre- Lecture oa Cilfrla Mnn-l-- Bfotfsny- ~ T. VI
International Alun- Broats ~, COT -at- -lnp si even
g. Furop-.n Pant g-i.l br0adrsy-- An % w y
Cbr..fy. r-s Nc hanes' HsI ~ hr1atrsy-e 2 VI
~ Or~su. Or-r. Conraay-soc-fy Lhny-s ?. Y
Chinese Mu--gni--5Jq BroatSay- DAY and evening
lr-rasn { rcus- Ahamrs, Hroadeay-7 Pm
8lroa's Th-st.r-C hsHb@rs =. near bruadrN- =. y
Rro.d~.y Theat-f-Efos6~sy nsA A. thooy-if. Il.
An-rcsa M1s.au-Broadray, cor san-st-D,y and ssnn<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

CALIFoRSIA-WALKEK's AMENDMENT The
following IS the vote on Mr. Senator WALKERS amend
ment TO the General Appropriation BILL extending the
Constitution and certain laws OF the United states over
California and NewMexico. &C. We published Mr.
Walkers insidious scheme on Tuesday last
YrAs-Mesus Aichisop, Bell, Berren Borland But eT
Dsv, Of Nis. Dickinson Dodge of lows. Douglas Dow o.
Fzgersld Piizpaircs FoOte. Hannegan, Houston. Hun
Ter Johnson Of La Johnson Of Geo King Msugum Mason
RnsE Sebastian Surgeon. Turrey, Underwood, Walker
Mescor aud Yulre-.y
Eays-Me..rs Allen, Anterior. Badger, BALDWIN, Brad
bury Bright Cameron Cisrk COrwin, Davis oi Mss DAY
ION DIX Dodge Of Wis Felch, Greene, Ha-i hamln Jonh
son Of Md Jones Miller Niles, Pearcei fhclfs SpuAnor
Uphsm Wales aud " ebsier-.7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

~ THE GIANT AND GiAsrEss close heir engagement
dsy sher tOnOnow; and tbs = positively thelr ssg sp
p-z,auce 10 NewYOfk would be unwise Tor any person
70 delay s--ing mem They Tie greatest cunos
les 10 lie word. splsGdld performances by lAs
ssa.e srosasa scd Great Wesgegg G3 aad u sciosx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

~ ALyORD n BANCKEEs, Hstiers, ll8 brosd~sy sat
10 Bowery his method OF informing their friends ara
the public that they hsve invented mode Of msncs
turing the Moessin Hat which hey cal The Gula Perez,
Hat and Tor which hey received letters patent iron As
U0ited Stacs Ia January asl The qIsue. = Tie 6sg,
Perchs Hat fir exceed those manufactured n he ordinary
manner 10 ths sny other country
let. They are son ant pleasant 70 no bad.
% They perfectly water proof there beng gas
used, or suy other size, ss In lhe ordinary silk hAi
50 They are perfectly lmperyous 10 per.prauon.
oh The plush never clesyes from The body
5ih They never lose their stiff though worn fof Jean
Thus " are enabled to make hat much lighter viii Ne
same hmuess an be msde By any other material
ia use In fact ali the objections 10 the Molesln hG r
overcome In A 4 BIS Guua Percha Hat
The Above Hat, well as those Of he Ordinary 50 *
Beaver Hat Caps OF all kinds. and Umbrellas Zoe "a,
wholesale and RETAIL At their establishments 8 Brosa.
and % Bowery.
Mrssrs A. 4 B. viii Introduce their Spring Style q "
urdsy 81 OF March and respectfully invite the public on
sp.ct lher hats and viii here remark that their nsas
turing facilities not surpassed.
All persons using the Guits Pefchs 10 the msnaiscara
Hats, violate our patent MA
CoPARTNFRsnP NoTIcE The undersigned hsF-rsc
sted with themselves 10 partnership, the .oh JslgTI
last, Mi JAMES W. BEEBE. Tho bu'ine., will ssos
ducted 20 heretofore, under the hrm OF Wa II BttBE
3 co Signed. WM. n BtEBE.
VIM T. WARBU Rr0N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
osMEGO sTARCH FACTORY

r- The undersigned inform, hs public hs the dimas.
10 he Starch Factory by afe the "a met 49,
any serious delsy manufacturing their superior arce
Pare starch which has given such u1ivsrssi .sscuo-
and hey are row prepared 10 receive orders or The cors
Spring trade OOss A THOMPSON.
mzSts l91 Fa.04A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

~ The cars OF the Northern Railroad ran oil
the track just this side Of the Harlem bridge at about
o'clock last evening no damage was done. The pas
ssngers came 70 the City in omnouses and carriages
The msils were detained about four hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

ARKANsAs.-BKYAN II. SMiTHsON OF w ashins
ton County. aud HALEY ;. ELLINGTON OF Desha County
are announced as Independent Loeo'Foeo candidate
for Governor of Arkassas. There are two Loco can
diiates in the feld ahead Of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

y The brick smoke-hOuse OF Mr.. W. B. Bar.
ber II - Louis, Mo- destroyed By IRE on the 18th
ult together ssh about y 90 pieces VI meat Loss
$500 or sS0oo-Psrtaly Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

" How mild the weather hl. become" WHY, 10.
Spring" answered. KNoN. "dont you see my Has of ~
SPRING FASHION"
Those who wsnl moss beautiful Hat, guaranteed 10 ee
equa to any sold al five Dollars, Tor only -Four must cal
Al % Futon Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

~ THOMAS McCALLY, Esq. died at Philadel'
phA yesterday morning aged ~ or %. He had been
member OF the Senate Of Pennsyyan and was highly
esteemed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

u The Loco City Convention of Rochester
on Feb 26. nominated Joseph Fieid for reelection Al
Mayor. but on his declining jams H. Grfsory was hxed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
q General Committee Of Democratic whis


Young Men.-A regular meeting OF III, Commi'1ee VII
be had on FRIDAY EVENING, "a Instant Al he Broad
way House. al 7. O'Clock By order,
ROBERT T. HAws, Chairman.
Ks Towsstsp secretaries nj Ills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
snIc of state Lands.

The following Is a statement of the lands sod NJ
the Market Hall by the STATE Engineer and surveyor
on Monday and Tuesday last ,,.,s ...,-
$50. h- s@,r,i.s-, va. ........ So 800 sd
,a.us 80 - Il p q ~ ~snsi. .. 400 80
T,,, ..............sls.3OO %
OF this smount there was taken. 40 The ap' $500. ,,
pra.sal redemption ....-.--......-.--- lLoo' w
Leaving o. le sold AZ auction. '- ~
which brought >lO557, being an advance OF apout
- go, ,vsr the valuation There WAS also sold. ~
auction village lots In Gedies Sslina ana LiFcrpoc.'
appraised asst year Al - 500 which brought e5'Sl
being an advance 0f over forty per- cct Tue average
price per acre Of the lands sold "iIh the exception o'
r,arsh ot OF IS acres near Gedtes) over : OOO-
and those in the City OF Syracuse would average twice
hat sum per acre Syracuse Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

SPRING gAsmoS FOR l9i9.-ARcHER 4 BRorHss d"
Greenwich.st will introduce the Spring style for gs'l'
mems hate Saturday, March NF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
Interesting Ceremony.

~ The Senate OF New-Jersey have passed a
10 present a sword 10 Gen. Scott.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
PREsERygn Mas roR cALIYoaiIA.

~ Ksox, Ia Fulton-.t will issue his spfng So.
for genllemen's hats. March g. 1919
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

GoUEAUD's ITALIAN HEDfc.TzD s0aP-Fof 80. S..gs
moving TAI, pialp ffecrss r0u shness |" y
chzies cracks &c from he ssln ~susLiei. fs.f.s.g
Dr. GOUkAUO, 81 Wslfef-st nrs dor I'm a. ~r.f.
where may be had his celebrated POodre sntls ~. a..
csung sap-rf1Ous hair Liquid Rouge for c,.s.-s
chses- de-u c.rnsi.on tnse Lily Nhiie Tor - 90, ~
ion, Hair Dye Bese's Hair RESPONSIVE, 49,, Is
usnsertly oyeiGg grey hair, Tooth rhsles "a pssS
tracts, Bachelors Liquid Hair Dye. Ase1' - 2fa
IL ton Boston. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

~ Magnetic Powders, for the desnuetoeo ..,4ysios.
bed bugs Aies IDEAS motifs ants, m1sq and =
ottsr in..c, aso pills for The destruction o. 80. sai
Narrated without poison. Certificates ffonl s. oc .
neu, physcigns Of our city may Do soe A ~ *
3 Ths articles rec-iycd tbs hig ~. =. s,r.a,sy
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