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A GOOD MEDICINE.

THE VIRTUES OF THE SARSAPARILLA ARE
Il universally acknowledged, and exterminator Of
complaints and purifier Of the blood know Of
DIR. ROBERTS COMPOUND SAkSAPARILLA PILLS.
They acknowledged by abest physicians to be not
only but ecac0us in the highest degree
and their basis being the extract the root
these pills both alternative and mild catharc
digestive organs by their powerful altera
tive and mild cathartc properties and giving tone and
energy the body other known
They particularly adapted andote for contagious
and epidemic diseases to the formation of Bilious
and Liver affections Fever and Ague Darrhea Dysentory
&c. those whs reside in hot climates and low and marsy
countries.
Sold wholesale ard retail at the principal depot, 165
Chambers and also by all the principal Druggists
Price 81 tdc per box con tanning fit pills je5 13tx
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COPY or A LETTER From JAMES FITzGEnALI

PRoryssos BAREvoyerily my dear Sir Your Tricophe-
the Admirable Crichton its class
eye the head from scurf and dandruG and mparts vgor
and beauty to the hair but ii is testify personal
experience most valuable application cuts abrasions
bruises and those vile eruptions which annoying
children in the found equal
IL in cutaneous diseases and IL what say is worth any
thing to you, publish IL and welcome.
You dent
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.
ALEXAN DER'S TRICOBAPHE

THIS CELEBRATED HAIR DYE HAS NOW BEEN
i in three years, during which time nearly One Hun
bred Thousand Boxes have been Sold giving universal salts
faction. 1t mparts to the Hair in instant beautiful
black color only equaed by and acknow
lodged be the most successful preparation ever invented
For tale by A. B. Sands of Fulton and William
streets; Rushton Co., Broadway; Thomas Maxwell Will
liam Moore Taylor ~ Maiden lane by druggists
generally throughout the United States and BY the sole
agents, r. q. A. WRIGHT,
je5 1877 No. % South 4th st.. Philadelphia.
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FOR THE PILES.
, ID ~ III n Hg, G FL r. ~ TIT AR "

Internal Remedy il certain for the Piles, either
"A internal misunderstanding blind Sold Wholesale
and retail only this city at the office Of the original rropr
itor A. UPHAM, NJ D., regular educated physician Of
twenty years experience confined 70 an office where Pills.
Chronic diseases successfully treated. Medical
Ofoe, 6 Bowery four doors above Spring street Ohcs
A. N. to Il. N. Advice gratis mhDl III
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LONGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN
PROF. BARRY'S
T r OPH Err US,
MEDICALED

MEDIC.aLED COMPOUND
ron RESTORING, PRESERVING, BrAUTIFyIra rHAIR,
ERADIcATING sCURFF DANDRUFF, AND
CURING DISEASES SKIN,
GLANDS AND MUSCLES, srINGs,
CUTS,
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MEDICAL.

d. E00 CHALLENGE.-VALIERS FRENCH PILLS.
ROOO This Is unrivalled remedy for diseases Of pri
nature positive speedy the restriction
Of diet hindrance from business Price 81 box Sold
1H Greenwich street. three doors from Courtlandt.
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I. v. BRADY, p. NJ.
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PROFESSOR BARRy-Sir: should DO deficient in grat-
tude you and in feeling others who may similarly
afflicted neglected to inform that Tricophorous
has entirely from painful disgusting
eruption consisting Of large red PIES which had
been annoyed for years. regular application the
fluid according the directions little better than three
weeks completely relieved of the nuisance the skin
free from discoloration
Yours truly, WILLIAM DAVIES.
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coy OF A LETTER FROM MISS NELSON.

sept. T. I6Sb
Mr.. F-RRySir You have the permission to use my nams
hav experienced the great utility Of your
for d ssng the hair have found the Of oils and poma
it fast falling of, and changed In color but
since using your TcoPherous feel my head always
Portable and hair and thick to the
men Of All my friends and acquantances have Invariably
three bottles by bearer, who will pay you. ,,o~
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Mr. Nopry made Minority Report on the sub

Mr. NoBrs made Minority Report on the sub
ject Of selling lquors
Mr. PERLEY, directing the Judiciary Committee
to Inquire into the propriety y sboshng all laws Tor
tho collection Of debt Lost
Mr. DIsoswAY, q written report in regard to
frauds on emigrsnts- Ordered printed.
Mr. KIDD movedztorefer, 10 amend and report
complete the seusts bill in relation to Assessments Of
taxes Agreed TO- and subsequently, reported complete
Mr.. FISH moved to print three times the usual
number Of The Report o. the Receiver Of the Wsser'et
Bank. Carried.
Mr., WIse brought in a bill making an sppro-
priation to the Albany Hospital
Mr. L. W. SMITH resented petition Of Phelps,
Dodge and Others in regard TO opening streets in New
York
Mr.. WHITE brought in a bin TO regulate the
rates of Railroad fare between Albany snd Buffalo
Mr.. BowEs, complete, the bill 70 incorporate the
Rockland Hydraulic Company
Mr. CAMPBELL brought in bill 10 relation 70
pardons. Third reading Adjourned.
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PORT OF NEWBORN. APRIL 7.

,Rsytp-s,..m.bp Cherokee. Lyoa Savannah 81 AOu' to
s.,.s or....n, CITY stOdd, ch,s. s5h o to Rowland
sss "a. West, Bart Orleans. 70 days co'ion &C. to DAYS
sSp csaubo Pr.y Sore,n. day., ud.s to JoSo hG.-
s.r. Lse. ried 5,l u :, 20, .~ esrs Psss
ssp E,S-h L,a.r, L.spos March d'e an s ,gs .sp
cl--,p-ai. for NYors from lon 20 to SABLE l,ant .,
sop ~ $500 P....ns.r.-x..-. sprssu- and
SIP Atsn.s. lof Bath OTIS Dublin. % Gays, IN P'''ens'
Nm BIZ Mar, Erab-h H-r.n c.,o days .usno, to odI
brig Crest Lsndtrcn. Msrsse. 81 Dc, -n-- &c 10 'Ns
b., Gen Taylor ss-y N,yasu.r, PR Is d.y sugar &c. to
Bng Jusn d. CArtsg.oa Cray, BRISTOL Ne j. days '"''
Big E,, aan Par-r n.,t. N.rcb a. eo,,on &C. to
Bnx Mltna Yors Iasaara Nsh og~oot a. to Ne-ni,n
sehr Flint. sm-. I'm P-asaeoa the only vessel
Brig oa.hnO. Deuan cniu-sO' Is day. sugar 'nd no-' to
Bns ohso to Add.O, Dyer. L,suna IS days, Ios~OOd to
shl Planet Miller. Ph,.s.oha Goa. BID to w.r-n RI
SIR N,rths d. Lyoa., North Carolina eorn
ss, ', s NV wMas,oS &c a.;s .,or-
shr Thoru Wainwright, Wilmington sc, naval .tor-s
shr s..oa Moor oa-..,os days, eO,Oa &C. 70 Brow
srSco -. - ,.o,,,
schr Garaeti, P-Arce, Tomato Inn.
schr teary smith; Tos1.-st NV I'LL. ha''A
Sehr Alexander, Veal, Ns~ Hsvsu.
schr Anaron. DAVIS Berlin, corn. 10 Barrett Co.
SAILED Steamship sou'hsnsr, for Charleston; barb Ga'ad0
Tor Ca..1fHa
MEMORANDA-Ts pass,shp Guy ManuerinE, for LIVERPOOL
outward bouni vessels anchored 81 quar-
saturday afternoon t-ta'ned ey adverse winds
correspondsnc- OF the Phl,is phi. Erchsnse
RI T,i,g-ar. ] LENEs. Del Apnl SO 4 VI
shp- stephen Baldwin, fof Lyepoo Allegheny Tor New u
Atnan1- bfgs went 70 sea zee
to-day afternoon O'Clock i2k oock-s chip Roei Buoe
IN SO-.n. brig Con-o Boston ana sehrs nnsnown cane
IN IN rnnz ard with pleasant breeze from the norh
ward tor Savannah went TO sss.st even
ng 6PMh. ship ssphea Lurmsn, which cleared 81 Phnsde
p, at for BALTIMORE and reported a. having arrived at .'st
port s5h bsy before O'Clock h' atnoon Al
~hh hour .hs oo company with bsk Madonna for Nes
Orleans The ,chr. Margaret ivnhoe and James Maui IRON New
Yors. cane IN this afternoon and proceeded Up
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uanfeaffc PorIa.

BOSTON April Arr hp chiscs, Wise. i.srPcol brig Cor
leila 81 Forest ton; lssb-a Mhaw. HAh.I; Noble Booth
A.ianr,; e. Pen samj schr Sharon T,eher Richmond
"a .hps Coucor Stephenson Cape Town. Acops Emer.ou
yalpaso; win,hrnp Know,s Liverpool Mosee Prescott
SOrssn- Asbsr Croter bark. Tartar Coey Calcutta y
man Doare Petersburg; Pilgrim Trinidad; Brown
B shaw John SB Rby Harris hooIr cherose- Humphrey
Charleston; brgs Graves NOrean' sutton feos Noble
Pinsham Sc schrs Efor, Lowell Bait
Boli Runner Bsn.on New Yo veor Berry. do Sarah Cah
Georges Banh - 49, 4,
sd srhr Gen Warren. ff-b-- Portsmouth. Nh.
HARTFORD Apn Arr schrs ,seh-tn ihfseher View ora
crnp, Clara Phs sAn ftste,h looter, NEWTON 'ooI
NJ IA, Ei~Ood. do. =. =. I,
and Armstrong Tiompsoa Porto Rico; sooP fsn~ cs Ihomp
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CvsroM House. OfFIcERs.-John J. Walker Collect
or. Mobile Alabama rice Janice f. Saunders Isaiah
d Hart Collector District OF ST. Johns, Florida. rice
Charles Byrne William X. Watson. Collector, Prov
idence Rhode Island. race Benjamin Cowel. Moses
Richardson Naval officer, Providence, Rhode lslsnd,
rice Sllas A Comstock.
LAND OFFIcHRs - Peter J. Walker, OF Alabama, 10
ha Receiver of Public Moneys a, Lebanon, Alsbsms.-
Edgar Conkin. of Wisconsin. to be Receiver OF Public
Moneys q, Green Bay. Wisconsin. .Thomss r. Birch,
of Missouri to be Register of ,hs Land Once al Plsi'
burg, Missouri William w. Adams OF Arkansas To
be Re gster OF the Land Office Little Rock Arksnsss
INDIAN AGE~rs-pavid ID. Mitchell Of Missouri. to
be Suparintendent OF Indian Affairs at ST Louis Mis-
souri, =. Charles N. Hsndy ef Missouri, u be- Indian
Agent a, Usage River Agency. John Wilson OF Mis-
souri, 10 be Indian Agent AZ salt Lake Agency, Cslior'
MIA James :. Calhoun OF Georgia, TO es Indian
Agent at Santa rs New Mexico Thomas Wistar Jr
of Pennsylvanis 10 be the Commissioner authorized
by the second clause of the fourth article OF the treaty
concluded with the Menomonis tribe OF Indians on the
18th Oct lsiS.
MaRsHAys-J Joseph Bates Of Texas. 10 be Msrshsl Of
the United S,strs fer the District OF Texas Solomon
Meredith OF Indiana TO De Marshal Of the United States
for the District OF Indiana. Chsrles H. Knox. OF Nich
gan TO be Marshal Of the United States for the District
OF Michigan.
PosrMAsrxR-Alpbeus 5. Williams, Postmaster, De
trot Michigan.
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Last Evening Session.
sENATE....ALBAvY, Saturday, April n.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,.
The sssoution IN favor OF appointing Com
rnission 10 report plan for Agricultural College,
with . farm attached concurred -
ArTICA AND HoaNELLsvIILE nAILRoAD.
Notice was given Of intention to bring in bill
70 amend ths charter Of the Attca and Hornelsv lle
Railroad BY extending the time fer the disbursement
Of certain moneys on the hosd
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Tx. COMsrOCK, OCULIsT, II Psrk-ols-e
a-nds exclusively Diseases Of the Eye His meshcd
Of restoring health and Sight Disessed Eyes wfraou Al
Inc frvens srsrtnde Of psfiens Ex&minstioua srsis
MENTAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE-A
good case OF insumena and entire Get OF ools FOR
Maintaining, with farnnre kc compe.s viii ~ add
'o- They can be seen Q! No, 81 Gold Ct rear buiIdng
% Sn GEO. w. WIGHT.
EfATUkks FOR sALE--Four counters and
. saelves fof sale Apply TO PASCAL KORAN, IT&
s'~sFy' nsGovng 70 lis Csnal.se % LEI hsy IL ~
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" Tenth wHd-Democrat,c whIs Nomi.a

lions. - -
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I. HAWs
For doistia, dldsrnln. DAVID MILLER.
-. , iIOHN CARR
r" H'e'''-''''''' JOHN r. BARNARD,
c,-., lJOHN y. CARTER
r" eVA""'N'''''''' JOSEPH ACKFRMAN
For school ossmissioner J. h Ho6Akr HANS.
For School IgsYeetor. ANDREW a. STOUT.
For School TrHsks. 49,. WILLIAM JONES, Jf.
Lsspectrs Of Election
dat Ds.
GAS. N. PfNkNEY, HORATlO RtED,
L. BENZ. w. FLOYD lTHOMAs DRlNG.
SFDW. II. DOMlNlCk. NM JONES, j.,
JAMS BERGEN. y w BRADFORD,
s. SCaUREMAN HALSTED, JOHN 7. PaALL
The above ticket unanimously adopted at the plblc
meeting held ON tho 81 INST
NATHANIEL q. BRADFORD, Chsirmsn
i 5.sa, r,I Rs.o v"s-chsHmsn.
}Isf' wo r,sSSsr' Isscretuie' sa
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Re,oired That 10 CALEB s. wOODHULL We have
candidate for Mayor every wy worthy ~ suppou
we have the nosi updonbsd evdsnce Of his abilities
~ gent eap and scholar; his prsctcs economy through
fe aud The superiority u bfs Judgment in matters spyer
,sinng ths stations In which be has heeo placed
guarantees that In the Office which about eject
hin, he win prove fsihful and efficient public
Resoire That csnciAes for the bench Of tho supe
rior Court working OF eminent sl-nt and unesn-
shed reputation should they he elected they will prove
themselves worthy Of confidence, and may feel cur
SAWS IGNORED 10 conf ting 10 their hsnos 81 high and I'm
portsrt = trusI
Resolred That In PORTER g. SHERMAN, oar candi.
date fnr Alderman, have who claims heard
efforts bic election; he Is emphsicaly the
peoples candidate ard tho people will prove through tho
bsoi-box their attachment to genuine reouhlics5.m
Bts0lred That tho rO;niua,ion Of SAMUEL y. PATTfR.
SON, candidate for Assistant Aderusn receives our
unanimous approbaon that In him recoe nlzs an hen
est, hard working and upright citizen, ennen,ly teseryg
our undivided support.
Resoiref That canijsies for Assessors COnsabes
and school Officers every way well qualified To
perform be duties Of the respective saons 10 which they
have been nominated ard therefore shall receive ,Drs
and cordial support.
Resorcd, That ile wings OF the Eleventh Ward will do
their duty and their whole duty IN the approaching contss
NOT bs found unfai,hal when their political shines brlh
above the horizon.
"Letus all be up and doing "
Tho meeting then adjourned by giving three Tines 'hes
for the whole ticket - -
i H.sn { T.~lun vice.chai'meu
WILLIAM BooLE, (s..,.,.,t.
JosEPH SoUTHwoRrH,) r. q.
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Law Courts.

s,,s.,,, ceusr--fabshst on Frssy 49, IA "a, a., -,
p,,..-Psr I-so. las. lbS lS ~ ": w, l's rs.
Isl IN ia IVA III. IN rtll-N0s ~ w. ~ ~
~ ~ Icl, los IO< To-
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SELLING OFF,
4 VERY LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, at grss,
Asscrce. The uoscribsrs having determined 10 close
neil business 81 ones 81 2i5 Greenwch will commence
selling on MONDAY, Aprl9 Isfs
Their e1ure stock OF nch fancy and staple
DRY GOODS.
"linoai regsrtio coat LA5ELL MEADOW,
2l5 Greenwch-st
Ior soe sac IL 2rss
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ASSEMBLY.
ASCx<A OIL Il.
Last EreainQ's .Sessio

Last Ereaing's Session.
Messrs. DODeE, CORNELL, SWEET, Cross, A.
RoBISsoN, ELpxRxrS. WARD PiTzHuGH and GCRSsEY
were elected the Select Com tee the Code Of Pro
cedure, and BY consent Mr. NOBLE was added 10 said
Committee H
Nyw.YoEK POLICE
The bin amendatory Of the New-YOrk Police
Act which passed the other Hosse after being amend
ed BY xins the tenure Of Office for four years tor the
new appointments.
BILLS Passed.
Several bills were passed among them the
one 10 continue the charter Of the lns,uon for The
Benefit Of Aged and INDECENT Females In the Cry OF
New York. TO amend the charter Of the New orr
University Authorizing Bridge over the ChsmPimh
canal O. Wbitehsl. Re sive 10 the Oneida Lake
canal. Relative 70 Town supenntendenis Of Common
schools Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09

Marine Newe.

N0H7VLH,
The schooner Walter, Merchant, and soop Joel
Smith are Ashore of the cspes Of virginiathe former
has feet OF water In her bold.
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Markcts....B Ai.TInoRE, APP
NKW-YORK LEGISLATURE,

The Markets are depressed under the news, al
nothing d moment has transpired.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

I
= h,,. u,,,,v f-s usrsses-Mrs Charlse shsr~ood MSS
| n Pusbo-u Mss Msry.re, Wan Vl-~cs
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SCALE-BEAM AND POi.E.-Por sale, oDe 1900
- Scale Beam with Poise, OF J. L. Browns nsucfsc-
re perfect order having been used but about tox
unes VIII be sold much below cosi Inquire OF
81 II L. WADE, II Pect-siip-
INTENPERASCE-Ths hAnk e.ing desire for strong
ldnnx ~ easily ersdcaied by the use Of Dr. Cooks
hemeoy inai We cheerfay recommend Il oil no neet
u rhce - Sod a. he Doctors ofice Ga xsdison-si -
No charge for sdyice, day OF evening. As aus
pie iRON.-Seo tons No. Bcouion Foundry rig
30 .sns boouion Pudding Pig; 30 tons Lehieh Crane,
Eg Ff sAepy DUDLEY b. FULLER CO.
o. lv iSs GreenwichsL cor Of Cedar.
FOR sALk-A nav sud interesting Psnofsms for sn
exhibition vil be sold for elfe eash % tbe owner v
going 70 California Address n. \ u lhis ssce s5H-
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Appointments by the Secretary Of the In
terror.


Andrew j. Dorn OF Missouri. TO be indian Sub Agent
at Neosho SubAgcncy. -. VIM. ii. Bruce, Of Wiscon.
sin 70 be Indian SabAzent at Green Bay, Wisconsin
-. VIM Prentiss OF Illinois 10 be Indian Sub-Asent
on the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers, Caliior
nia .Ebenezer Chrds of Wisconsin, TO be Agent TO
accompany the Exploring Deegatio of the Menomouie
Indians under treaty of 18th October ls4s.-- George
] Thompson. to be Penson Agent IT Wheeling, Vlr.
gina John Cooke, Jr. OF Tennessee, 10 Do Pension
Agent at Knoxville, Tennessee.
SUFFERING AND INJUSTICE IN CAPE BRErON.--
The Halijar On. - SA. OF the 30;h ult contains
tracts from letter recently received at Halifax from
sydney on the island Of Cspe Breton, giving an &C
count OF shameful instance Of injustice and cruelty,
ON the part Of the Mining Association which has legal
monopoly Of the coal business OF the Island The
statement is tia. several persons living In the neigh
horhood Of the Bridgeport mines, and being in stsfe
OF utter restitution dug coal rcs fher ora fnds and
carried sydney for SALE 20 ootsin necessses OF
life. On being discovered BY the hunters OF The
Mining Association, tho men were arrested and I'm.
prisoned charge OF rcspsssing upon the rights OF
the Association The letter also states thst The mines
al Bridgeport were on ire snd bad been burning for
some time. threatening extensive mischief to farms
which were hare the mines had been worked
Two lives had been lost-persons having entered The
pit unconscious Of tbe ire, and b@en suffocsted IL
vas said the date OF the letter to be- hot at the
mouth Of the pih thst no one could spproschk
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CONSTITUTIONS Hall April 5. 1910.
re- Fifteenth Wnrd--Io the wig Electors OF ne
Fifteenth Ward-Ths undersigned chosen at tho primary
ees on held The 21 day Of Macn last 10 Tho
order OF the Wing General Committee ard Fiteerh Wsrd
Wing Commiltss, delegates 10 nominate Candidate for
Charter School Orces for the fifteenth Weird. To be
supported ths ensuing election respectfully submit The fol-
Los. ttrk tyr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09

~ Seventeenth Ward Democratic Whlg
meeting OF The higs Es Ward held Thnrsdsy
Ing April at tho Henry Clay House. corner OF fsss
ard Avenue A. for the purpose Of rsfnx the nominations
Of the Nominating Committee, CLARKsON CKOLIUs,
Esq was appointed Chairman, and NATHAN Ely sed
JAS RoBIssos EsGrs Assistant Chairman aud HENRY D.
sHARor sn1 w. n EgBErs, Esqes Secretaries
Tn. Report Of the Nominating COMMITTEES was read By
lie Chairman, WV g. DUKE, Esq naming the following
gentlemen a nominated:
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Grop The Albsay I've. J0arasl
SENATE. ALBANY. Saturday, April T..

COMMISSIONERS OF Practice
Mr. WILKrS agreeably 10 previous notice intro
duced bill for the appointment Of Commissioners oil
Practice Also 10 revise the statute Laws Obecnons
we're made to the epton OF the bin, On the ground
that the subject twice before rejected this session
Mr. WILKrs claims that the present bill ~ a
different ono thst II proposes new appointments &c
Mr CLARK objected 10 the second reading Of
tie bill ON the day the first as requiring unani-
nous consent
The President declared the objection well taken,
40 tha. the bill could not have Ito second reading
Mr.. CoLE gave notice Of his intention to suspend
the rule.
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Spoken, &c.
Jsa 10 AT q J. lon ~ ship Faahy Pousss of Bostou d..
9th Bremen .hip stssrtrx norh sAav n,
nal No Ia - y
date IA, - lon H. ers ClArss wsnsa Ri In sods.n.
or Phlladsiphs ~ - ~
oh iass lat % go lon T4s MscsiOa. s,s-rax ESR
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Peoples Candidate
For -sias Hosss Comm issionss,
WILLIAm 3. u0OkE. o
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The undersigned would add that the domination foe Al
derman rendered In the hTst instance W Linus W.
Sevens Esq the present Alderman who declined the sane
all Of which IL resp ecfully snbmilied.
9ERARDu3 CLARK, Chairman.
JoHS N KNOX, Secretary.
Aususlin AveriB, J. b Lester, John Mekuns,
Robt ID. Weeks, Bent Bowers jas NJ Dennis,
Peter J. Bogerl, Edwia Brown, A. 5. 5oeliing
Skm'l Reynolds, Henry A. Kerr, % ~
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fV- EIeveuth WRrd.-M meelios Of the Demo-
sra,c Wing Electors of the Eleventh Ward, bed Tihh
ham Hall on Friday evening, April 8, ists, for the puI-
DOS. OF responding tbs nominations 81 chatter ocers
be spprosted =, the ensuing election ~ motor JOHN A.
BoUrELLE Fac was appointed Chsrmsn, bAMItros
W,pr and isaac C. TAYLOR, Vice Charnen. spd WN H.
poolE and JosEPH SouTHwoRrH Secretaries The CAL Of
the meeting having been read the report OF The Nominating
C,myi,t-- was read and adopted which 10 ~ follows
H.. 49,, POQTER a. SHERMAN
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Ds, Dat.
l. aoBT L. HATHAwAY u MARSHALL
8. GEORGE PALMER, THOS. OuTWATER
A. 3. DOANE, Chm Nomna ing Com ritee /
RoBT n. STREBgIGH Secretary
By order Of The Third Ward Wig Committee,
LEVI FOLSOM, Chairman.
RsLPH PATTERsos, a 5.is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09

Tar RIvER-WEAIHER-A threatening land
slide occurred on Saturday week las, In front OF X H.
Coxs plantation, in Point Coupee La on, oy TOE
imely in,erposton OF the planters In the neisnoor
hood, the danger was overcome
Ths 3 Fra1ei-rls Chronicle of the 2ith inst says
The eyees on the coas, between this and NewOresns
mas, break With rise Of six inches more We learn
that The planters have ceased to encesvor to svod
seems an inevitable consequence-s total inuodsuon
IRE ver s,i Continues 10 rse ct this point from three
quarters Of ar neh 20 an inch every "a hours Many oil
ire inhabitants OF sister village bayou sara VINO
had thought themselves secure from tie elevated POSI-
lions of their dwellings have been compelled to desert
their habtstons and seek safe retreat IN our town
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09

" Regular WhiG miaatfsas-At. n..e,
o. me Delegates 10 the Ward Convenron OF N. fisfr
Wsrd 10 nominate Charter and ScbOol ofcsgs Tor IN
Ward held q the Mercer House phi p SO IN. sllov
irg sentemen we're unsnin susly nominated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09

WARD NOTICES.

rvThird Ward-RrguIar WING Nominat lions.
The Comm tee chosen by the Whg czeos OF the Third
Ward at the eciion ordered by tho Wing General Com
mtee, report the following candidates for their support st
q ann