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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19
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E @Plaa,srtly situated 81 head OF Huntington haopr.
IL Long Island. good wster prospect - niles
rom New-Yofk Communication 10 ara from NE cry
tb,ss times a day ~ railroad snd eteamhosL
god tso-isory dwelling house, barn and oihef olt
,usas al 10 good repair . sores Of snf IN higa slse
m .uysuon about Of which Is good timber lsln WI.
apple cherry peach and other full uee' wlhn nile oi
several churches post Chce ami scadsmy Terms mare
r.v For farther psrucu srs irqure u hessrs VI NAkO
a. As Maid sne or % DR. ThOS. WARD, diversity.
nlsca door from Foureenh-st. or On the premises 81
nANIEL OAkLFY m y 1NeVu
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nv ORDER oi the nonorsh~ nsn- Y nErahfIn, llfse -
Deou Plea. for tho C ant County Of N"~ i's'
Sotse hereby gwen pur-uani 20 he oi - sa-
thsrr.ur sftasIuruts -aIrf 'fls
i-bors attachment hes ssn-d AGAINST i- rst- 20 VII
LIAM PORTkR fssidHl Nee Orleans, lIHars. aai uh -
zane ,h- payment of h biz trlt'. Unless b" qs'f
and discharge siisehlra acCurin t ts, a. n Hr '
from Of this nlis and hat th- payne 'I ~
him person tho state sni - isirff hF
property tl- state ts lsl t' hl a if rs
of hHu urHfi~ se ems 90 s 81
Dated 18Th dsy - srpl-upeT ists WILLIAM fiA""
.ls lss4m Atone, I0r Ars,lHf trrfrof
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~ PURSUANCE OF an order suroes % 80 c,lnp Of
fs-Nfors, no;r, hereby % oil p-fson- hs'cs os
.rsn-t WILLIAM GLE, Of The CITY I'd Ne~ fo" c~e-as
present thereof The sgtscnof ~ -
oa- William ~ Vsn Coti. 10 No % Wal street m ~ ~ y
Nssio before The thrst DAY 0 Jsy l-Hl-Dse4 fsH
h. lassn SARAH GLE. Ef~cstaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

- FaR sAi.E-Oa aye Ne,S. 90 the toNn or aye
CHICHESTER, l6 o. the most elg ip- nul1
NJ spot 30 found this side u New Haven, bordering
IN he Bo-ton posrOai AND the creek which eupes direct
h. u the sound hcre Is bathing spot Al me ioo1 ~ me
rsr--good fshug close by a. AL umes 10 place csn ~
find more desirable for gencmau's country recurrence
to m 5ula The Rsirosd Depot Al Manaroneckis not over
,-r -. vsl. from ha ace For particulars inquire OF
s;fIr,s J d. HILL. A. the Msmsronecs Depot
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rs PURSUANCE Of order of tie Surrogate Of The cosa
] Se~foft hereby gwen 80 porous bsshg esn'
asinst SAMUEL ROBEKTs Of tie >ss iofs issss
present Youch-f. thereof n the su0scf>fs q -
.,or- Of DAVID Manners 80 he cty Of Ns-
Yor on Or before .-'sntes1fh s.ptsmtef 1sDsi
S-< Yoh The ieuth fsy % Mtr.h,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

8 fUE ~AIh tHtNF-A VsTNs01- " -. y
-. nroperfy ih large run u custom, Ia mpfolgn re-
Nj psr on mover failing stream Of ws-r, together WIN
6ve scre OF bghiy culuSstei land, dwelling Rouse bs
.h-ss SC all In fr.sls order suusted in Bergen County
E- Isrsey al Oning the Saddle River stream and within
one ard bali miles Of hs Paterson and ksmapo kafosd
Attend Depot and within miles u huusey, on ihs New
Yofk and Pie Railroad To persons DESTROYS OF puchss
M mill property the ofers Inducements fsfey TO be
met with A. he mil can Pc converted into manu- seplfng
e.tsbfshment II desired without much cost The above
nropery is offered for ss- sccuun Of i heSh OF me
mi, 9'vs JOHN VAN BISkERk. Jr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

a. ITO LET-A large 4sory house nh Ies-room al
I'D tsched, recently hlsd FOR families and gentlemen
~ hosrders The house has tw0 silchens one " which
has the best o. cooking ranges large copper boiler and
Croton fxlures which supply bath second story OF tea
room Il 10 now occupied bnafding-hOuse, and has
done very well for 10. ast yea, House ib3 MOusL
Broomest For farther particulars inquire Of
AARON HARTMAN, Agent ~ sulbeuy-st
rpfslwt 4doOrs below Grand a.
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~ NORk SUPERIOR COURT -tt1tNs uuNNNs
tss,in., DAVID PFYsER-ro DAVID " ftlstN. -
shor~ hereby suu'l-t o a-s-f us osh
II fh .ron ~hrh cogg h-rssl r,rf on 80 ssr,
COPY 9 Ni.su - a no , OBJ ~ lp'
.hu twenty after the hsf-' -ff lsfH Ns f nfls
--rvte fsl 90 susW-f 90 compliant anrti ie faf
appy C1uft tle Cy Hail. f sti ig lit, ,--N
Term thereof Moody nt ApnL go, sf lNnt 1 -
demanded fhe np'fnf hi Nsr -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

~ PURSUANCE 81 order of ne gate o ~ toinf
N-x fork hereby having t Cav
WILLIAM JOHNSON as of ne cy 81 N-~ fofs d--st@i
fhef he slof~f - hr 80
Ilf hladNsy, Tic CT ~ Nr~ ipat on " 1919
ff@-1h Jay aa nert-Dsi~t nes fons tl. slsFrr ~
>or@ffh.r. fst- fnis lsstns1 ADAH JOHNSON Almost
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,~ ', s.' Ial'ne' I1aN SAN BrsKERK. d
IS, ANTHONY J.BLtgCKER AUcrloNtEG

FHTHTTTTDTF
eA The -.at. 81 the late Moses Field, Fac. ANIHONf
J RLEECKER Will sell, Al public auction On wednesday
tbe .a March. 1919. ~ - O'clock, 20 y Merchants ~
ch.nr. he ivs-sory granite building and )t sl y al'
ths house and lot 50 Waist, the house and lot o Newsi
three lots. WIKI stable, IN Nfosoyss ne'"-eA eIo"n-
and Grsnd.s. three los in rhuy-thrd 81, ten o's on the
corner OF Broadway and Thirty -iNth - The douoleoi
AID bufngs b5l Broadway. extending h-gugnso Mercer
a., ~. enfife block Included between Finn and sixth
avenues and third and Seventy fourth SIS me store
and lot 81 BrOsdway For maps apply 10 The AucAOncef
Brosdsl and for other inform anon 10 Jay Yield A11of-
nays Nr ~ Nasssnst ml< 2"enNnls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

I'd Brookiyn threesiory bucE houses nrlsned wiz
~ frort and back bssemens vsu.s Ia nolL sni nVe
marble nantes folding doors good wells and osefn' N
he wards shout three minutes wax irom Hamilton 30
- ,-orn south Ferry Rerf SIS per snnum Persons
.hio hp.ss will please cs and examine th' premises
Fo- psrcusrs inquire u T. P CRAZY 20 premises or u
g.. 80. \ ANDRUs . psy-st
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Dihs of Common l-ts .lr t- Cn nd '.a1V Of Nrs
foft h-r-tl given, pur-uarf f i rrfra1s q -
auhortug alta hmrfs afrH.t slOf, tHlf ie "a
i-nf de0tof. that oNnsf H isfi ~ no o. -'ii-
.f WILLIAM A Col - c fte ef,-U trfls AZ uu
the vii b. sold o the uel o hs ir.s aHs ar tfr
i,hire- surh attachment according fn law Nin n- nos
from the this noice tri us ua gsyus1g
hlu dents of fs state uf tr -Irf otmf
.ny property ~fhfhs st- belonging o. nm ai -
tr.a.~r of ans sn,h property b5 ban, Nflsu a.. asi
Dated the fourth Gas Nf NHff.iher. lSt-
,lg l.s.an " BRADFORD AuF fr Attaching 1siftf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

e. rAKr FOR SALE Forty rods from N-s-YoIk
70 and New Hsyer rail depot and 20 rods lf0n The
turches and Schools IN New Rochelle. Wsstch sstrr
Couuty cOutsHng 81 scres, " which Ia timber and Dol.
snce meadow aud p0w land under the CHEST state Of cu
uyston o. III good dwelling aud carriage house,
barns and other ouh0asss wo spple orchards aud one
peach orchard Of go ard variety Of other fu rees
Said Railroad Company commues By The year 10 New 70
chee the " n cents per day Apply % WILLIAM
SMITH. Jr rs Wea Nineteeulhst or r l. sMIrh, l55
mil ~
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AZ PURSUANCE 81 th- slffgal- u ~ ,gaay q
i kngs. ntcs hereby gwen - 81 psfsons hatnz ga
against NARY HUNT, ss ofS Ftnas sfF is-s--i % frse
vouchers th=r-of su1srbef cr f,s y
Horrr Holden street lie Cy NrN f1s RI
lag u seftsm1-f l-ftDis brQosyli Mi
| dsF ~ Nsrrh. ists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

- Tu I.EV-8i Rivingf0u-st rent $50 81 GrovesL
"a. $500: g Eat Twenty fOurth-st $500 -3 and 5. sew
enlist c32j AM SltO-so has Stalls &C silafle Tor
acarman. 23 and 27 Fihhst S2j 40 and ~ olsion-t
800 and SIS ~ Lewis-st S2o0 part OF ~ Frsst @to
% Cannonst Sis5; $50 sxghs $50 snd somenew houses
modern style, up town Apply 20 p n BROWN, 20
Houston.si morning snd evening or u Nals1 from 10
2PH milo II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

IsN OKDEK 90 Hoo Nslas b. Mnsr o t- Jrlss a
- - supreme Court o th- STATE Hi NrN iod at- i-'1f
en- pursuant the the tsute authorizing s'taaneni
r. n iei dett1r. bat hr-nt has tu-i si -
estate of TONNeEND HEWLETT resident n Aba ID na -
Bahama West iui Islands tl that tr sane vii pe l' pf .
n,,asu % he debts un~s. fnpaa aIi ff slh fNtA
r-nt accoriug o. av within uonihs im - nfsi ofiHa
o D. that the payment ui irlis ias a. h pi '
tents OF th state and he Del f-y t hH of M IRE H- oanl P
-ty within the STATE tcouza. Oh hm AL hs tta- ~ i ih
pr0nerfy t hs rbddan ID av sni afr tn ei ne pa
III, ,f s.af.uibsr 1873 J. NAN Corr Attorney
y I. q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

80 A FAhn FOR -ALE-Of about IS acres 10 Tho
eo Town u Ramspo, kockand County, situate about
miles from noosey, on the New ork and kne
Railroad and about 81 miles from the terminus u the Paief-
.on and Rsmapo RsfrOsd Thsfsm 10 DIVIDED into ots Of
about each, ard hss on u good dwelling house,
bsrn, hno peach orchard and lnnvng orchard "
grsNed yOunx appe and other fuil The fences
sre in good orc er. Apply 70
mIl ieod. JkCOs SrRAuT lll Rank.sl Ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

- TO KEST-About 20 ots of grouu with factory
.. stories, 9ox.n; do stories ttN9f large dwell
~ ing house. cottage with ssbe and wells 81 water
very centrally situated the Court HOUSE, IN bergen
The pr mses well suited the manufacture OF lndia
rubber goods paper cahne. and most other mechan
icai uses ara will accommodate several tensnts viii well
ehted rooms very cheap For particulars iuq1re
Of WIN NJ GREEN, near The premises, or
mI72ws C. PORTER, s. Analyst " York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

LIZ The large and eommodous House In The village ~
- Oyster Bay. Long Island. The huidngs contain about
lhy rooms snd 1ford accommodations Tor large number
u bogrde The house Is very pleasantly locAed within
short distance Of the bay, which sf0rds facilities Tor sea
balhing unnvai-d b. any part Of he issnd There are
shout y u land attached 10 the house which vi" Do
lei with the premises Nrrcnired Apply 10
BENZ 4 UhDERHlLL Oyster BAY, or 10
mi4fus ~ UNDFRHILL. So Waist ~ Y
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DuBLic ADMINISTRATORS OFFicr.

,
Nots l-f-ay gwen r-stfss 90 1ri su o. OWLS
CLAIM 90 ~ try n Nss i1l, gfo-f. dsl.as,t. 30 -
rg-f ~ asf- Sea nt-sste at sppg s1rflk = -
CaaaJ Qf f-e fofs 90 Lsft-rs ~ ktu.tfssa l ~ --
- sat --tst- nj - ls cr ol Nsrlh slp 90 -
loa-lu1--- Dated hss i0ft. Fs1. - -.
THtYEE PrHIs ~ n.1-tfsi9f
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DrELIc AnsINI.Ik.rONs oIfIcE- Il ] -. =

II
500 ---J Efel to - r-sfrrs a1f -Ei 1i 40 % en
lnfHtE WV Man, Tho fy ~ ~ ~. it- l4ief
ANY f-rss--f I'D 80 ssr-s 90 f---4is u.s.
app ne ,-rr gate o tts toar RI ~ fers 90 L~~f
ssfl 4qu1 Do n s-f .af~sf- - - -
Nafvt r-rt oCrs 10 ~ urr1ua1lstsc 49, 20. -
-. $50 ~ ls-fr JANIS 4 fhAihh F-s.e Ainl--
DUBLiC ADNINisrHAIOAs OFFICE, - N's,ss = ,,Sx
i - h~rr. srs1 eslfs- 40 Hitn ri fAIi >.
fHEtsN - CTS n 49, fors soafsr i-e-s--i ~ -
~s % L.se s~-fsls. fhsf slsl sFgy ~ slfrt
rrarft l-it~rs a slss-slu -fsl -
i~-iaf- e ssi1 tsF Asfsh III . -
o'.s.-s a ~ t.r-1,ga--pst~s Tors 20 - 80
81 1855 JAHGss THAfkk Ps1ss AsHrrffssf-
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DuBLtC ADNIsis TkATOEs OFFICE 80 Nsslsl sff-s.s3
- t>f.1J gwen O. 10 r.tf- 40 1ert oifl %
MAKO .of IT, CITY u Nee f0ss lec@ss~f 80 -
" 80 sppy ssfr<r
~ pnfy nj ~ fors 60 -ti-fs rsIa slon - .
ri tl- 81 Tao -
b. -, 'ofspooa--patsd s-~ Yort, s.rrh D. - -.
llrsr JANIS : rHalFR. P4tIf Afrll rt,f
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"Dn>Onis.,-TO LET The MANSION house.
s gardens snd grounds with furniture, carriages, &c In
al respects suited iOra ar2e and respectable family
The place b rot surpassed for health. beauty aud advs
tsgss AMI may be he'd for several years t slsrd on
th- sound about % niles from me Guy on Long ssnd, and
about mi - from Giercove VII sge and the landing
mis- Sc HENRY NJ WE%TERN, rs Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

- TT, IET or G.EA~k.-A house. store, docs
s ara ahoui IS acres Of choice land. Also ahrowu Tree
"a alone quarry stone fagorably known IN t1e CITY
Mater comm lr Gallon 10 the city Rent very low Inquire
OF WN H0lME. ror Eighh-sv sud Twenty trs1-st
The above property viii bee let separately or iog-her o
would he exchanged Tor property 90 he city ma ln.
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FOR SALE.

- .s~,v re- boq,. and lot 1915 Nillams, the 10. y
H. 80 . t3chrs D., me- f-t lr irch-- d--P -ppy 10
,ss,. JOHN GTLHOOLY. ne Nss'aast
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x. rOR SALE or EXCHANGE for eisy pro
XII nertv tie house and lot 1875 NNlansi The 10. y
H. - q t3rnrs D., mo- f-t lr irch-- deep -ppy
rtss,. JOHN G'LHOOLf. ms Ns"aast
unTEI FOR -ALE.-rhe furniture sns aSafes
- = role. now doing 4 good hasi1ess rV' PsfueH'
S-A A. spsly a. The corner " " s.a1s -
place 10 stairs, Any tine siief n. M, -
r. E0V .tIE-The bdck store sni .os q [ .ns-.t
s. "a he ,oalh ste door we,i TOT Sne',a' fo'
HI terms o. ssl- Inquire q Mhn"an 49,. : w.
uiS 90 % ',-'- = -
- FOR -ALE-A house = kaiss,-,s 40 ~. mt, n,
= on a. A urerpired Jesse u ots OF tof'y yesf' -
IL - ho..sr- snd parts Of hoU'es 80 -
49, .tore ars cw- ing Inquire Of p FALOONrn, "a
estate agent Msnsin-st
-. FOR -AIE-A tcsuufu! e0onuJ sea- = -,
Irur-hous- isrge with shout Two ecfrs o1t-
~ -ov-r-i Nih 'ruii Trees of The 1nr- soal'y 81
rs y rOsPKINs. Tsrryiown (p0sipao,f o. Si r .
WARNER. IS Wsitsi Price 80. :. 80
- EOR sAIE OK TO Lkr-The Ss'ory 49,
s. 81 s. Hsfkspsce. lEis hihssl ne uo-se -, -
IA f.e he lot 2ixl 80 feet The Whole Or -
a., ,---r~ will be sold wiki lhe house ~oh"1s oi nc
parchsss money may rezsin on bond sna nnSS,tSr ="
isrms IA sppy 10 esvv.u.. c,,,sr ~ srN,i
no 2vv' = W sl-.S S',n1' y. o.
EoY .aIE-As Pisrnoul nesi cottage, VIE
thra- a-rrs of and. pleasantly sslated On .he jas
- % The Hadsor. with wsier Priv g. 50 -.
- ,-,... ~ ~ he Enc Rairosd. There % variety
u choice fruit he prenlises for tsfsleI ~ -, -
oaire ~ ROBEaT h MORRIS. Postmaster, Ne~ s'A
CIV. or n VI DICKINSON. PisTmonh 81 lh
- EoR ~ALE-Tro hr.tcls.s brown ,ion- iIo-s
&. e,uses IN Fshteen;h-si fln1-sv. fof sac or
NJ 10 csse-5 hrii-cisss brown Iione 'front.' holses IL
I.s.i-gton-sv ccruer o. Tveuiy-se enlist 80. -
Fo- sse-I0ts on Slxh-sv. snd fwcniy-hlrsi riisnss
49, Tvgsrfy secOrdi A.so each sreei from siSeV1'
:. 10 Twenty. third 81 neSl slflh-sg Apply %
mss - q. WkDSNOkrH, Nasssuss
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NAkkkN RICHMOND, tF...oi,'.
llflsssms A '. HAND. -
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ga EUN NAt.E-A WoOtfAe pil.F- ahu VI ia''l-
sbIe terms by The subscriber, tho following property
~ The Guy Of Ne~-YOrk One house and ioi 70 Cin-
ION a Two houses and 30 ard "a Ridges Also three
Sofy BRICK houses on leased ground with good leases,
built 10 good style, with marble nsnrs, iJldng doofs
ne stooosith handsome iron rail end fence round areas
10 mn and 1873 Monroe-st first hree houses from thnton
The Rutgers Femse Institute beng on ths rear, renders
ihefn desirable as private residences
Also. Ia Esr Brooklyn, Ffsnslin-sverue, hrs1rsie
house with four lots OF grouud laid out AS garden, win
buud u OF grapes and ns Of every hind with stable on
he prrmi-es-heirg fene-l residence fulton ferry
stages pass the every minutes through the day
Also, 10 the sge of Jamhca' u soDl -s'O' snu
ante house with good finished basement built by day''
sork with about half an acre Of ground within about hfee
niulies walk o. the Long Island Railroad pepl aHu"s
o-sor N business In he CITY reside IN tbs village Ia
Gnre N NATHANIEL MILLS, % Fullon.st Brooklyn
rrf, " ELLEN ; MILLS. ENecutriX
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-03
For the Union
"a Farewell % Mr.. Polk"

Lady. farewell amid the gloom of grief
How many heart will utter that sad sound
Farewell For thee a Thousand hearts will mourn
81 much Of friendship lost. of sorrow found.
And thou shalt loa a void in fdondship'shall,
Where joyous oaco so wont TO rise
Like that fair plesd which forsook lis home
And caused TO mourn the sisters of the skies
But thou must 10; yet with thee thou shalt bear
A strangers hopes upon thy distant way,
That stars by night should gently gu ide Thy course,
And only fade 10 give camer day.
A welcome. too, I'd give thee to my home
My sunny home--,he old Palmetto soil,
Where many heart, all warm and true, and kind,
Shall chase away the gloom of travels toll.
And may life pass us soft as sunset hour,
When gentle rays CLEAN on the sky above,
Aud may each pulse in sweetest union beat
To the soi music OF the harp Of love.
iCONSTANCY.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-03
From the National ntelligen of yesterday.
The Annuneiatlon OF his Election tho Vice
dent Elect.

From the National ntelgencer Of yesterday.
The AnnuneiatIon OF his Election tho Vice
dent Elect.
The Joint committee for announcing their election to
the President and Vice President elect consisted OF Mr.
Jefferson Davis. the Part of the Senate and Messrs
Washington Barrow and Nathan X. Hall the part OF
the House of Representatives.
The address of Mr. Senator Davis, on behalf of the
committee the President elect with the substance of
his reply, have been already published
The address Mr.. Fillmore, the Vice President elect,
was made, behalf of the committee, by Mr. Barrow
and not by Mr.. Davis, Inadvertently stated yester
DAYS paper) We glad to be able present
our readers the address OF MIR. Barrow, follows:
SIR On the part the House Of Representatives and the
Senate of the United States, inform you, Oil
cay that pursuance OF the provisions of the consti,
on for President Vice President the
Houses OF Congress- Wednesday, the 18th instant and
that asccained aud announced that You had been
elected Vice President OF the United States, commence
with 4th of March OF the As evidence of
this fact present to you corhcate duly signed by the
proper officer.
In thus discharging duty, will take the liberty
that, in the administration OF the high Office which
you have been called much is hoped for and expected,
from knovledge OF previous public services your
undoubted abiy. and unsnled character; and ado,
you and cordial wishes for your pros
perity and ha ppiness
In signifyng his acceptance of the office which he
had been chosen by the people, Mr. Fillmore expressed
the profound sensibty with which he received the an
nouncement of his election, and said that deeply i'm
pressed with the obligations which it imposed, and the
distinguished honor it conferred he should do injustice
to his feelings if he failed express his grateful thanks
for such manifestation OF confidence that he should ac-
cept the Office conscious of his want of experience, and
disuslfu of his ability to discharge its duties, but with
an anxious desire TO meet the pectons of those who
had generously conferred 1t upon him.
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London The stock of aour here is $50 900 barrels
weslen and Canada and 900 barrels southern Sales
common State aud mixed IS GA " 0si
straight State and good western IS 6si rs 49, pure
csnesee Sc 06i So Isl; Richmond city 10 S7A.
at So 81 rs Corn meal dull at 81 s7i ~ Wheat
is in good demand for milling and white Genesee has
adyanced-sales 81 30; Illinois 81 06; red Ohio
81 The stock is stated 40 900 bushels Northern rye
in the slip sold % Oats northern, 10 Al cents
Corn fair supply bur the demand is fair sales rosn nd
yellow Us cents white southern IS OIL linseed, Is
three to four higher since the arrival sales American
90 cents The supply Ohio pork has become large to
depress tho market slightly sales $40 Is Si prime
SO Is $40 closing $40 81 SiI, and ~ 81 $40 Ohio
lard is duh al St 81 Rice is steady at ~ s7i
81 Is Whiskey remains Is Tor Ohio, and ga cents
state cash Sugar /. higher for Musoovado sales Now
Orleans ~ 81 cents the first Spring sales OF rened TOOK
at 81 81 cents Wool continues in demand At improving
Fe.hs are dun to California the excitement being evil
DENLY less There is stil considerable number Of veS
sells p but they do not gel much The MASON i. too lao
TO England they are bettecoon taken Liverpool
at SIG SD The Sarah Sands, detained BY the storm
until Tomorrow, is full al ID Corn IN bags Va 1he sail
ing vessels take corn I'd. Gotten to Havre cent
Money is perhaps, little moro easy than 1t was but
ts general business allows but Ilo OF II TO
90 INTO stock aud this moment the old char
tered New York banks striving to get bin through the
10 Of the constitution IN
relation 10 the charters that EXPIRE and they arc exciting
an influence that they hope may favor hat end Tho
stock market is, however, firm, and quotations are as o-
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NATIONAL INAUGURATION BALL.
Without tiisLJHctjOn Of

To be held Monday evening March D. lag, at the New
Assembly Rooms, Jackson Hail.
THE hand Of phtn, consisting OF
l. twenty -four instruments aud recognised throughout
Europe United States the most effective oches
ira for its size world has been positivy ged, and
i'll produce many pieces OF nasic written expressly
for The occasion, by its eminent conductor.
The am Pile arrangements are being made by the
gentlemen composing the several com nittees, 10 render
this bali only attractive to the ladies' but splendid
compliment to the u.rious President and Vice President
elect from fellow citizens without distinction of party
The will be in style of elegance, and the sup
per in n tasteful rrolusion, hitherto unsurpassed
h5 The proceeds of the sale OF tickets, aer paying ex
penses will be divided between the phan usyums Of
Washington city.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Mr. col

nDO FELLOWS HALL.-Mr COLLINS the Irish
" Comedian and Vocalist will have the honor of Civ
ing his Irish Characteristic Musical Entertainments, the
Odd Fellows Hall, this Saturday evening March 3,
on Monday evening" March s, and Tuesday evening,
March 6. The cbertB imcnis will prise of the
interpreted with Irish Stories and Anecdolcs including
his celebrated songs of the widow Macee :" Ths Bowd
Soger Boy" ..Liquor of Life - 'Wiiow Mshony ;""Low-
backed Car !" "Crooskeen Lawn "A mans man for a
Columbia eth. siaf spanycd Banner !" a.d "A Little
More Grape, Captain Bragg, composed and respectfully
dedicated to Gen Taylor by w. J. Lemon
Admission so cents. For particulars sec small bills.
Feb 3-tf