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EGYPT AND ITS MONUMENTS, by Dr.
IL Hawks, ID. d.
Mrs. Elets Family Pictures from the Bible"
The Scripture Gift-Book," beautifully iilustra-
ted and bound.
Clarence" by Miss sedgwick; uniform edi
ton.
1.-The Pilot" by Cooper; uniform edition.
"Success in Life-The Merchant, by Mrs. Tut.
hill
For sale by TAYLOR & MAURY,
Nov. 2 near 9th street
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THIRD VOL. Hildreth's History OF the
Il United States.
Glimpses Of Spain, or Notes of an Unfinished
Tour in lS47, by S. L. Wallis.
Combe on the Physiological and Moral Manage
ment of Infancy, for the Use of parents.
Second part Of the Iconographic Encyclopedia OF
Literature, Science and Art.
This day received, for sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Nov. Bookstore near 9th st.
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DAINT BOXES-WATER COLORS.-An ex-
i tcnsive assortment of different manufac turers,
some in large and furnished boxes for presents;
and paints in boxes of all sizes, from o. cents to
500. For sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
Nov Is Booksellers near 9th st.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-16

SUPEhb BUCKS FOX PRESENTS, in Pa
- pier Mach6 binding, and rich Turkey morocco.
Now opening for the coming season, at TAYLOR
& MAURY'S Bookstore, near 9th street,
''The Women of the Bible" new styles, beauti-
fully illustrated.
''The Women of the Testaments," companion
to The Women Of the Bible.
''The Moss Rose"
friendships Offering"
ILLUSTRATED Gems of Sacred Poetry"
Rich Bibles and Prayer Books in great variety
and many others. Nov 6
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ENGRAVED in the most approved style, at
few hours notice, and visiting cards of the finest
quality supplied, by TAYLOR & MAURY,
Nov. 5 Booksellers, near 9th at.
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G.. q. LOOMS

G. q. LOOMS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Nov. 9--ly- PITTSBURG, PENN
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M;H one having house, with eight or more good
rooms, to let, furnished situated between the
Treasury buildings and Four-a nd-a -half street,
south off may find tenant by addressing G, at
the office of the Republic giving the particulars,
&c &c Oct. lift
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GADsBY's HOTEL,
Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sd St,
Near Railroad Depot, Washington.
o.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-16

CHECKS on all the principal cities for sale in
~ sums TO suit By
Oct.4 CHUBB & sCHENCK.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-16

TIME GREATEST STORE IN WASHING
i Toni. BASTIANELLI & co. have. now
on hand an extensive assortment of gentlemen's
Under Garments, as
Silk, merino, and all wool Under Shirts
Silk, cotton, and flannel do
Silk, merino, cotton and channels Drawers, Of
every price, quality, and size
Also, a most magnificent assortment of new style
silk Cravats, of the richest design and colors
We particularly recommend to all who desire
perfect fitting shirt stock hand, made of the
best material, in superior manner. We warrant
perfect fit, no sale.
We also take orders to make any style person
may select from samples
II. BASTIANEI.LI & CO.,
Fancy and Perfumery Store,
Oct 90 under Browns Hotel
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A CARD.-The subscriber, a member of the
IA former Commission on Mexican claims, will
be in Washington in the course of the month OF
November, and offers his services TO claimants I'M
der the treaty. He will attend to any other bust
with which he may be trusted, especially from
the South. Those DESTROYS of obtaining his SER
vices will please to address Andrew Wylie, esq.,,
Washington city.
Nov. 5-du III. M BRECKENRIDGE
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COUVENIRs, ANIMALS, Illustrated Gift Books,
- and Juvenile Books-TAYLOR & MAURY,
Booksellers, near 9th street, now receiving for
the coming holidays, large and rich collection of
beautiful Books for presentation; all the Souvenirs
and ANIMALS published in the country, and those
imported. Velvet and Clasp Bibles and Prayer
Books, and most extensive assortment OF new and
Standard Books for young people. Oct u
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NEW STEEL PENS "JEROLIMAN'SN NEW
In YORK PEN,' in gross boxes, of very supe
rior quality and shine and extra fine points
Just received and for sale by the Agents in Wash"
ington, TAYLOR MAURY,
Booksellers and Statoners, near 9th street.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD.

Mrs. KEHOE, over Morsell Wilson's store,
IVl Pennsyyania avenue, few doors from ath
street. has three large bedrooms, comfortably f9r-
nished for families Also two smaller rooms Ter
single gentlemen Those who wish to secure good
winter quarters had better apply soon.
Nov. l0-3t2w
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IN ems (Boz,)
Life, Health, and Disease-by Edward johnson,
Nj. ID.
Windings Of the River of the Water of Life-by
G.. b. Cheever, ID. ID.
Geometry and Faith-a fragmentary supplement
TO the ninth Bridgewater Treatise, by Thomas Hill
This day received, for sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Nov. 8 Bookstore, near 9th street
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HOUSE wANTED.-Any

Oct. l7-dtf No /, Aston House, Oct. l, ls4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-15

10 sd Of Elk pence 10 toe pou is 10 e levied generally
say that after al there will remain vast amount Of
misery un-oleved and Ibis be purposes - leave as
ied for private benevoeDce-s monopoly II charity
by Government. ltisa thing not 70 be iolcrs;ed-any
monopoly before that ard 10 take from Ireland any
pea Tor complaints about English Interference in
Irish concerns be- will leave themselves exclusively
the support Of their poor England unam5l,ious
England, viii b. content 10 remain spectator Of the
good work. With whs, they ang aside the Union
not sword now d Ireland forming integral portion
o. the Empire That ia a, discount. We will hear Of
that anon IN connection with exported provisions ard
imported troops with absentee landlords and place
getting Englishmen and all the other benefits traceabie
b our Imperial connection The North protests 10 IN
measured terms against paying a tax 10 support the
psupcrs made by landlord msrue and warns the Gov
eminent ia sgpifcau, terms Of the folly Of irritating
people not easily sppeased. But Jet them protest as
they may, II will pass Government afford to do
without them now. The saspension Act has passed
toe Commons and Is virtually the Law Of the land
Il will meet with opposition in the upper House
Mr. Joho OCOnnel wanted 10 inser, clause recogriz-
Ing the right 20 meet for any Constitutional purpose,
but was out.voied. He inquired n the meeting for the
Repeal Of the Union would be considered ConStltu-
tonsl measure. and received Ineligible
as II it had been conveyed in tOoth.p.ck" lie
sidered it conrmatory Of the right 10 meet bat Lord
John Russell took in different light and advised him
not 10 try the experiment N. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-15
Reception u the Diplomatic Corps by the
President.


Yesterday. AZ one % clock pursuant to previous
arrangement. the President OF the u1ted states sur
rounded by his constitutional advisers received the
sautatons Of the Representatives. ~ Foreign Govern
meuts At Washington the occasion Of his accession
% the Chief Magstrscy
The whole number Of the Members Of Foreign Lega.
tons present WAS, we understand, thirty TWO, All IN
their official costumes
The Address on behalf Of thu Diplomatic Corps ws-
delivered by the oldest member II that Corps present
Gen Don Carlos Maria de Alvear, Minister Plenpo,en
uary and Extraordinary Of the Argentine Conleders
ton. iu the io.lOeing terms
Mr. President. The Diplomatic Corps accredited 10 tbs
Government oflhe Uned States has The honor through
express tho Chief Magistrate 81 his Republic their
sincere congrau h recent election TO the Pres
drncy which they profoundly convinced viii rebound
To honor hsppncss Of the great people whom
you nave called preside and that those relation
u peace and friendly intercourse which now happily
between the United States aud ihe various countries
which have The honor to represent vii be pressrs ed
snd psfpemsied the mutual sdyauiage snd ~eIbens
u al Add you may be well assured sir hs nolhlog shan
be wsnung On our par c1rhute 10 80 desirable result
W. proh. by occasion, Mr. President - express 10 you
our most cord Al wishes for your health and happiness
To which address the fREsIDENr replied
GENrLEMEN accept, win iyey ,sIsiaciion, ne con
grsil aous wheh you hay. been pleased % tender 10
upon this You may be assured that shall be
my undeysg enteayOrt 10 cultivate IN - naiiOns which
you respectfully represent the most cordial relations ~
amy ard good will 10 this shall Ds guided BY hc car
dina policy " hi. Government, and doubt not, ebee-f
by your Ead and jealous cooperation Permit me- sso u
offer you individually, best vkhcs for yonr welfare
The PREsfDENr was then presented Individually 10
each of the gentlemen composing the C0rps, exchsng
ng ssluist with them in his usually cordial nsnner
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From the Pacific.

Capt Jordan, OF brig Belfast writes from Pana
ms Feb 6, to his owners In Belfast Ne. as follows
| arrived here after passage Of - days from san
Francisco. had safe passage from van
couvers Island Sss FrsnciscO, and sailed from tae
latter place on the 9ih Of December. The rainy season
hsd In that place aud there were not buildings
enough 70 shelter al the people. Lumber was worth
s5 per thousand and could not be lad az thAt Pors
was worth go per bb aour SIS per b. cheese ~
CENTS per pound aud butter IS crsnoerrss -
per b5l-snd al kinds Of produce IN proportln n
Clothing very higs-a pair Of wooden blankets
were worth from 80 $50 and pistols had been sold
for their wcsht Ia gold dust Taere was an aucuoneer
there who had made $1,000 10 day - selling mef
chandise 81 10 per cent lie was heard 20 say alter
ward that be cory be had not asked - per cent
Tas gentlemen you viii hArdly believe, bat saeh Is TIE
css- Al san Francisco There has been great sema1d
for vessels there WAS bark about the size Of The Bel
,.st eco tans) cold for So 600 | offered : 0Oy
er month for the Belfast There vesse that got
10 per ton IN December for carrying from ssa Erzn
rt.co 70 Monterey, which is shout - hours SAL pay
as per month for sailors There are plenty Of men a.
p.nsYna VITO are Glad 10 work their passage up Tor
nothipr NJ HAzeltne, from Belfast, 10 al Inis place
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COLES AMERICAN rRuIr-Boox.

4 WORK WHICH WEB LIENE e-sg'ped To have .
more widely e,tended cireu aou Than similar work
ever before ua-I 81 the American public We believe 90
for the following reasons
Firsl ltfss mature woFs and practical one, one On
wh'ch Mr Cole hss many II study and elose
exsmnson kDowing The wsnts of The community he has
those wsnts IN psin corcise aud familiar rsrnef
and evuiug echncses and ultra sccnunc specifications
snd definitions useful only to Tho few he has made ~ofh
iaielisble 10 ali Il Will be- emphaIcsly, book fof tbs
people
Secondly II will have unprecedented sale on account
% is ch-spness II of IN rlosel, prtol-
- pages isustrst-d With hundred besuinly
executed engraving by Brown and will be cold FOO ~ es
ifmy bouaa In esther and 6i cts 10 fkncy Cloth With ss
back u will be re- ady IN few days 4 N sANToN,
rlg 3us Agent for the Publishers, ~ Fuitlu It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-15
Homestead Exemption In Illinois.

correspondence OF Inc IiDuAr
GBEENvLLE, BOND Co III. Feb. %, lsi9
DEAR SIR: The Homestead Exemption bill
which WAS introduced into both Houses Of the General
Assembly Of Illinois during the session, was received
with decided favor by overwhelming majority in
each branch. II finally lost ia the House by a
disagreement among rs friends The session was short
than half the usual length and nearly three hun
dred acts were crowded through H. Nothing but time
needed to insure the passage OF liberal set This
TACT 10 be known, 10 justice to the people OF Illinois
and for the credit Of humanity w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-15

Court OF AfPEALs.-Sdturd1N March TO-
No 1.-THE argument Of this cause wa concluded
No 3-Sylvester Crof0ot appellant against Hazsn w.
Bennett respondent This cause vas submitted upon
printed Arguments and points. y. Howard, Jr coun.
selNo lO-Wm K'mbsll et a. appellants sgsns,
Amo. L. Ferguson. administrator, &c respondents ~
Mr.. samuel Besrdsley Tor appellants hf. joshua A.
Spencer tor fasponfents
ADJoURN.D.-The National Convention Of lu-
veutors which met some days ago il Baltimore, adj
iourned finally the 7ib INST - most import'nt
business Wa % pass resolution lnVlunz Judge Fhl[
lips aud Judge Rand Of Boston aud George q nofo Lsq
oil New YORK prepare drait Of patent Laws, 70 De-
presented - the proposed Convention Of Inventors and
owner. Of p.;ent property BE- held In Baltimore b.
fore the assembling Of the next Congress
For CALIFoRSiA The party under command
Of Col Webb mostly from this City, Of which Mr.. Au
dubon Is member. lefE New Orleans for TIE bfaLos
On board the steamship lobe, the fth instant We
published list Of The party sailed The steamship
Alabama with the party 70 explore and mark the nocn
Diary between the United states and Mexico, leii Ne"
Ofesos for Chsgres on The ID
FlREs-A large steam f3ur mill situated in the
lower part u Bridgeport was destroyed by IRE isst
niz ht The mill lad not been used for some rme ~
I'll yesterday. Loss about 5000 Insurance sfO'O Or
& 90 Oh building and rnacnirery The sioop O. 70
Jackson was considerably Injured 10 her ssis snd rs
gfns By ire while ying AZ the Lew wharf Ia h1Iiorc
IN Saturday night she belonged - tspt h4sssA
CrarrDton New Haven Palladium. lJth-
FfRg-The Ti0ga PA Eqgls Of March
,sy.. The lsrss store house q -t0wall s. s0n, -
u.tef near Manchester On Pine Greek, with is con-
tents sss burnt O. me ground on Ihursdsy morning.
=. net TIE loss il vsrogsly essin ated TON $1,000
b $1,000 Tie property was Insured - The amount
u s. l0J.
MUaDER.-A man about 80 years o. age Ia
s,-snssr) ~.s found dead in iiLs group 81 pines on
N. ~ oath VI the canl between GeOrgct0Wu, D. e.
sat Alexandria. ys. on Friday Afternoon last. Hls
brcat nac oen cut aud be bad received suncry s,.bs
from soma sharp insruDert 10 . believed tnat be had
bsen murdered aud robbed Of gold wAtca.
~ A man named Reiner, Al New-Orieaas,
va, e.gz.d ~ two and ro51ed q 80 70 rs OWL
house y 0pcn day, On the 81 met
~ The ferry-bost of the Wes.ern Haii'osd
vas expectei % cross the H1dsoa 3; Albany o. Mon
day through = csnal cur IN ths ice.
II Rev Ts0xAs II. SrocEroS Of lie N. =.
Chufch Ciaciansti las 5esn closea Ffes1-ni u ne
Mani Uaisersisy.
r. one hundred and twelve deaths occurred
IN N-~-O,se.ns during the week en--Fg March 81
from cholera.
u Can't. Dan Drake Henrie, axe ol the Texas
Rsr-ers q ao~ ying dangsrousy % a. unlontoEu p.
N +. W. Bingham, Loco, has been chosen
Mayor OF Cleveland, O-o.
re- Il. A. :. DELRBORs has been reelected
Mayor Of Roroary, Mass.
~ A resolution has passed the Ohio Senate 70
adjourn or the 2lsi INST
~ Fast Day in Massachusetts Thursday,
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M HOMER BosrwIcx.

\ ECrURER, AND AUTHOR OF . complete Practical
IsWOrs th- Natuf. and Treatment OF the 0enio-uh
nary Organs. quaro, II splendid Pilates so PIP
txlrzet from The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Without attempting minute comparison OF this wott
with European public the subject II may no
ssid fearessy that his 10 decidedly and withoa qgshca
ton equal TO any " them The paies In Aeons Treaties
are not equa 10 these DR. Boswiek has done tho pfofes
son good service and nothing prevent This abe woft
from spread the land ths fact neither be
denied conces- that he has produced horoush wo
systemsue uoalss ~nch far sarpsssss anything
ofthe knd this branch Of practice heretofore attempted
In thi. country" Price elO.
Author OF treatise entitled Hints Young Men, 10 pp
25i psgss; pdc- o. Author Of The Family fhysicsn.
nc kc These WORKS can be bad OF tho publishers,
d25 tsu BURGESS A. srRIN0EA ~ Broadway,
or ~ N. Author 50l Broadway doors above bfoomss
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Town Elections.
CAYUGA Co.'S EPrsisors.


49, fLodvard-Jsmes Niblo,
Ward l. Emery Osborn, sapio-yosepn B'snoP
. John Olmssed, SarM0 HUI. uurnsey
. = a. Lakewood priagp0rs-Joseph Crane,
. Wm Reach SrlA1-Robert Hume.
49,. smith An,hopy. VfoiorE-Joseph Eldridee,
Caio-Stephen taDcher 'este-" M , t,,,Is
LOCO Focos.
,,,.s I o.kxooa Hunt fMo-aria-Wsrren Powers
-, -. xv,;rnt Niles-JScob c. Do VIII
Co. qasst-W { uardeDbeh Ooasoo-yonn Aasus,
~, - :, John Seansf-Lynsn SOule,
Msnfs-Lewis Bostedo SemrcafAs'J I.hhooes.V
JEFFERSON co Supervisors.
wInGs.
,sou.-JoAn C. Cooper. IPsneha Bernard Bssley,
4aircrg-Alden Adams. PAlcdeiPaia-S btekus
B,oesriiie-cyrus Alien Rod@aE-BcnJ + h9ni
El,.BsrRA-JShn Clark Rsil9Hd-Asa Clark. jr.
Iy-gs-Phllp 4 Gage, rAsrcsa-Anson Ranney,
Orkaus-John n Ro,iiers H0rh-Albert :. Gillcu,
Vaiert0ra-Adriel Eiy..i3.
HUNKxKs
Alc1sa6ria-u D. Parker, HOHssfsld-Jesse c. Damn
champign--Dsvis Smith. Ls Ray-JosePh Boyer,
Wlaa-Simeon fuion..5
sAK>srRNEKs.
Cqs,,,n- Alfred Fox, ILorTaiss-M Brown.
Hsndr,oa--Honry Greene, Jr.--d
ALLEGASY COUNTY. -. SsPerrisors.
WHO'S.
t.f,a4-s samuel Russell. lGeHsses-RslPh Adams
g.fcar-uolis b Newton, tiraHso-N Van NostrSne
g.. Stephen MUDDY. Hnas-ChaFies NJ Nlis,
Cesseo,ls-E. NJ Hopkins os',as-i'rsei SS 81
r-,,ss,s,o-snn &. Cotton, Bus-Iohn L Russell,
Desf slnoEd-Hcnry McGiocny--lS
BAK>BVK>XRS-
-,... 1yuIes ANGEL lPirdsall-Wm {. Mathews
,i,-r--Iohn w swsrt Cisyksoa-Anson Consdon
4ndor0-Joseph krusen, Casesas2-Joel iHse'''''
My. bndsOH-J. b. MeEheny-.5.
RUNNERS.
- ro..,h Corey iGroue-Hemsn Parker
,'.,,s~cso-ss Homer, IsdspeaGeses--S. 5 Waite,
R.1s,.,-Io,b B Hughes Scio-Samuel NJ. Motif
----
r., 49,. ,v.p-Foor more Philadelphia
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Prom Independence.


rha followipg is an extract OF letter, very
indy handed u. Tor publication BY one Of our citizens
The details are reliable ....
Frtrsct q c;trr lfo-l -. = :. =.
Tb-ss vii be large rufnbef o. p-fs,o. hvtr ~ =
>prrg 10 70 10 CEiJrns, vsrions -s.h - - ~
5a0Oo r,n- many goods Nil be IA D rs io-s A.
The u carriage nlcb htu ~ y
hus Il very lik-ly trzl bv lh- i- nc - ~ -
bc.e~.e-s of m. Snrr.uenio lhsi TIE pacefs VII ue
found - e1ieud re an ta-y vii ~ a No'S ~ ap -
river sne Il us should no. be he case, y - -
from The iEfsied " everything here, s9o &c
d-insud there vii be a. Francisco 10 usns
~ he interior. thai ex1fhAug prices - ~ hase - y
10 get freight far Su1ers fof- p-fnaF'
col 10 lh- charges from here. Pefsons VII
here ard are of-ng DO H. from y 10 ,. ecos -
p.und II viii Re advisable TO tsse provisons ot
srpoy The lsnd mis- SPrs on e-o1nf o.
f cholera OK shpbosrd would be thc most pre;-raos-
DO pot believe thai CHOLERA exist o. ne pAins-s
mosph-.e 10 too pure =.
cattle los, BY the Government conusetors ~ the nur
ricsne spoken Of By Col Fremont was SVOO ios'e "a
az rs 600 a. published The business OF carrying reg
over 10 California 10 . new feature and VIII BE INC
cheapest We think, IN tns end
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-15

Flash IN The PAN.-The Southern Slavery
agtators do not always find among the people 'ne oo
sired response to Mr. Cslhouns address Az macon
Ca a meeting held on the Sd met to echo osok me
thunder after long and strong preparation was attend
ed 10y enty-six men and boys 1t was @oJourhea =
tho nov, Thursday night when the circulation of re
DOR, that some distinguished speakers would be there
seduced together an audience Of hundred and hf,y all
counted As no such speeches were made, the assem-
base heard aud adopted the report of the COMMITTEE
Of tweu,y.one previously appointed, snd then ineon
,inep,lv dissolved There we no Wings at the meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-15
nEW-NORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE ALBANY Monday March


TErlIIoNs
For repeal OF law althlrizIng double dockac
IN tie Albany Basin Tor a bridge acros- the Susoue-
hannah ~ Bf'u5ni-e. 10 loc-te term of Supreme
Court ~ the Capital TO pronibi sale q Intoxicating
drinks
EEPOETs
Mr. Colt, iavorabiy, on the biil requiring Su-
periDenssnis Of the poor ard County Trea.arer. to
give bonds
Mr. :. II p Hall fsvorably on the bill 70 al
thorize the erection Of City Hal 10 Buffalo.
Mr.. BUsH. complete. the bl- % make the Clerk
q Erie County q salsried olacer. laird reading
NJ WLEIN. complete, the bill 10 relation 70
Courts Of civil and criminal jurisdiction 10 the City Of
Brooklyn. Third reading
Mr.. Bush. complete, the bill q incorporate the
Lewiston Suspension Bridge Co. Third reading
Mr.. ADAMS had consent u introduce a bill au-
fhorzng The Jesr-t ~ the Suprems Court 20 change
The time u holding ileir circuits u ire Third Jud eta
Dftricta.
Mr. : II. P. HAIL said: Mr. President il be-
comes my painful duty b inform iais Sensie that one
u IL members h-s died lis chair 10 now vscant -
Hon. TIMOTHY s WsLLIAxs len herr = few days ago
10 ID health, for his home ~ Ithaca and have this mo-
mcnt received = ;elesrsyhic communication snnouu.
cing % ne that be died a. o'clock lasi evening
move that committee OF hTe BE- appointed % take
proper action on the subject; and that TIE senate take
recess Until O'Clock = "
TIE motion prevailed. and Nessrs :. II. p
HALF. FI>E. WiLKrN. ConSvELL and ADAMS were sp-
pointed src1 Committee And thfn the senate took q
recess.
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Publishers, Clinton Hsil il NzsssnsL GEAR mo faIs
~ New-YOra Wster-Cure Establishment,
sit1 GYM a.ilm. D. PERSON, cOf u TWeihh-si sff
Universally place M o"'
~ Irish Emixranf -ocfcty.-Tho Annual Ei-c-
lOn for Officers Members Of Tho Executive Committee
fth@ shove Society ~ be held tbs once u he soci-
ETY. u sprucest on Monday the 20 day d April next
81 order mlItEI X b DALf, ssef7.ay'
fg- Ifauid Hair Dye.-BaTcHELOgsi ostsntaneoo'
LIQUID article Inc world for changing rcd o.
gray hair TO natural black brown color without injury
tho hair Persons wishing ths best article Ia he
market should call A. rcHELoEs nznufscosy, Ns-sa
old No. 2. near Broadway Copy ne address ds TTssn
~ House Of Industry and Home Tor the
Frlende--.-The Managers VI his Institution would iu'
firm friends and the public that they have removed ~
ther build Tbirt-h-st near FoaftnsyecQs, and
have 10 charge about 70 " n. class for whom designed
sz. yiruOus homeless females and destitute children
A III. Intended 70 be bat temporary sDOds families %
~arI - d0mesucs invited 70 cal a. nc lnsniuuOn d..
~een The hours Of 10 A 81 and P NJ Some Of the adults
recently 10 he country Others have h@ usgs refer
euces aud recommend Psrs wishing ~ adopt ~
BRING up children, may there ind 10 suit ben- Refer
ences required. TO charges made 70 hose applying
l4W3ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-15

~ GEo. w WARES was reelected Mayor
Of Charles,own the 10Th inst receiving III votes
COS for Charles Thompson, and lO9 for all others