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FAMILY HAMS, FAMILY HAMs,,

rTNHE undersigned have been appointed agents
Il for the sale of Dufiield's celebrated Westphalia
HAMS, and confidently recommend them to all
lovers of fine Hams something superior 10 any
thing ever offered in this market. lot Of TWO
HUNDRED Just received, and. for sale by
Mar 9-6tif SAMUEL BACON & co.
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Music Lessons on Piano and Guitar.

"A PPLlCATlON 10 be made at Mr.. CARUsPS
"A Music Store, or at Mrs. CLARE'S. over Bank
OF Washington, ON Louisiana avenue, between 9th
and 9TH streets, WAsHNoroS, ID. C.. After the ex.
perience Miss ScoTr has had in teaching in Semi
narles, both South and West, che is confident she
wall give satisfaction 70 those who favor her with
their patronage. Feb III
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sTEyENs,s CARD OF INVITATION.

THE public are respectfully invited TO stevens's
Il establishment, TO make a critical examination
Of his spring style Of Gentlemen's Hats Believing
that he has succeeded in moulding the finest and
richest materials into the most fascinating and
fsultess shape, he submits bis model Hat for $780,
with confidence to the Judgment of the most astidi-
Gus. Splendid IL IL, he offers IL at his old
price, ga STEVENS, No. l Browns Hotel
March 7-5tf
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JACOB SNYDER, IRIS
CARD.
Wines md Liauors,

Wines and Liquors.
TINE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully call
i attention to his stock of WINES AND IL
QUORS.
The facilities possessed by him for obtaining
from abroad all Wines, &C., in their purity his
longer experience n the business conducted by him,
and direct personal knowledge tci the pdrious
,oine- gro,cing districts of Europe than is possessed
by any Other house in this city, afford for
the character and quality of all articles sold by
him.
The arrangements of his store and vaults are
such to make them, fact the substitute for the
cellar of every consumer.
Persons wanting small assorted lots of choice
Wines for special occasions be supplied at the
shortest notice, with w mes decanted for immediate
use, including Wines o France and Germany, not
usually TO be obtained here.
COUNTRY TRADE and HOTELS supplied at
Wholesale prices on most favorable terms.
CLUBS will find IL much TO their advantage to or
der from the subscriber.
FAMILIES can command the best of Table Wines
at uery lotp prices, also the cheapest sorts of
Wines and Liquors, FOR CULINARY PUR-
POSES
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, Messes.
and others at distance, can be supplied land
hare them sent by PACKAGE EXPRESS"
FREE OF CHARGE,) with Wines, &c, for
table, by the dozen, or in cases of ASSORTED
SORTS, at the shortest notice, by addressing
their orders through the Post Office, to
JACOB SNIDER Jr.,
Importer and Dealer in Wines, &c
70 Walnut street, Philadelphia
0J-sEGARs. of direct importation from Havana.
OF various sorts and brands, always on hand from
Sl9 TO $40 per thousand, and sold by the single
box cheaper than at any other store in the city
Jan. l6-dd
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CARIrsI,s sALn0N.

q OIREE DANSANTE.-L.CARUSI has the honor
- to announce that the next Soree Dansante will
be held at the Saloon on Saturday evening, 10th
instant. Ladies, visiters, and strangers are re-
spectfully invited without further notice.
March 12-dtl4
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WILLARD'S HOTEL,
Corner OF Penn. Avenue and 18th street,
WAsHINaTeN, ID. G.
HENRY A. WILLARD, Proprietor,
June l9-u
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"ANTED.-By Lady every way competent
Wv 10 teach Music on the Piano Forte and
Guitar, situation in some Seminary south or
west, though the former would be preferred. She
has much experience in her profession, having
been employed in several Of the most respectable
Seminarics. The most unqucstionable references
given as TO character and capacity
Any communication addressed, post, paid, TO q.
p, Washington city post-otfice, will be promptly
attended TO. Feb ldtf
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GADsBy's HOTEL.
Corner OF Pennsylvanis avenue and I'd So
Near Railroad Depot. Washington.
Oct. 2-iftf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MRS. JAMES BA1LIE would respectfully in
IVl form the friends and customers of her late
husband, that she continues the WINE and IL
QUOR business at the old store IS Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, where can be found great variety
of Wines and Liquors, of various grades and vim
ages consisting in part of Sherry, Port, Madeira,
Claret, Hook, &c. Brandy, Gin, Monongahela and
Irish Whisky, st. Croix Rum, and Jamaica Spirits;
Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
Also, very superior lot of Champagne, from
rious Vineyards put up by special order all of which
will be sold at low prices.
NJ. ]. BAILIE, So Chestnut ST.,
Next door to Congress Hall Hotel, Philadelphia.
Feb. I4-lm
vVNExAS LAND CERTIFICATEs.-Te thou
i sand acresof Texas land (unlocated) certificates
undoubted head rights, titles totally ndsputable--
for sale Apply to JAMES G.. BERRET,
E street, betw. 9th & 10th, Washington City.
March S-tf
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1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.

II who took from lady's pocket on Monday
last, in the Senate Chamber mother Of pearl Card
Case will return IL 10 the owner, the corner Of
and 2lst streets the above reward will be paid and
questions asked. II is Of particular value the
owner, but Of no use whatever TO the person who
selfshly mistook il for their own. Mar
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A HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR RENT.
"A in one Of the most desirable situations in the
city. Inquire Of GREEN & TASTET
March 2-n
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7 OsT.-A pair Of EYEGLASSES, with gold
IL bows, and having gold chain attached. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving them
at this Office. March Pit
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L,OUND-on the floor of Taylor & Maurys
Il bookstore, an artificial Tooth Set, on a gold
plate, and enveoped in piece Of white paper.
The loser can save the expense and infection Of
operation by calling for il.
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NIEMEYER & WHITE,

Commission Merchants and General Produce
Brokers, Portsmouth, Va, offer their services to
the shipping, planting, trading, and manufactur.
ing interests. ,
We will give strict attention to selling or ship
ping Tobacco, Cotton, Flour, Grain, Provisions
Lumber, and Naval Stores, and forward merchan-
disc with despatch.
Portsmouth,, Feb. S, 1850.
Feb. l9-eo3n
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COD LIVER OIL.

DURE medicinal Cod Liver Oil, at wholesale and
Il retail; also, Cod Liver Oil Capsules; warranted
pure For sale by J. +. CALLAN,
March , Corner Of and Tth streets
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EARTHouAKE.--The residents Of this city we're
startled on "wednesday, the 10th, in consequence of
several shocks OF earthquake. The first two oc-
CURED at about half past eleven O'Clock, a. m, and
were OF several seconds duration-succecding each
other at short interval. The third took place at
quarter past one, p. m, the vibrations Of which
we're considerably more violent than the previous
ones, and of greater duration.
Pacific Ne,cs, Jan. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-09

!, /. perfectly easy ior = Whig City or Town t.
elect Looo Foco Oficers i, only needs that a few
voters should get riled by the domination o' on
or two candidates on the ticket by the failure o
some favoritc to be nominated, and the thing .
pretty safe from the start We have lots Of Wings
who. II there be twenty oicors y be chosen, aul
one or two names on the ticket that d. u sIi'
them Will refuse or ncglec; 20 vote a. all instead
o. voting TO- the good meu s'ter striking 81 to
other sort. L sgch there b. But worse than this
3, the general idea o. Wh-s that. because they
are uo, prolcssed po.t.ci7ls therefore they arc
under lo moral Obligation O. vote cZceq. whe.
they happen % tsk. z fancy = do g.. Hence a
third or q fourth Of them stay away from the polls
on al but occasions Of extraordinary interest or
excitement Leaving Their friends 70 BE- beaten ami
securing triumph % their adversaries. " no slol;
over gotas of hundreds and thousands when ia tact
their vote s d.m,ai.i.d five recent but the Whis
$ minus twenty fve-owiug TO the drawius oil Of
troops under that Gro1chy OF orr tune General
Apathy
Whigs Of Brooklyn Io4 have sometimes been
Of you have youoe'res proved Ir.
faithful after this fashion Resolve that :, shall be
otherwise TO DAY
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NEw-YORK LEGI-LATURE.

SENATE. ..ALtANY, Agrl
~ c--s~n- M >CHooyvAsFE brought 10 oi. 90 rer-
- G5ro-or i vas res1 end referred 70 ne llieiarl %
To caa1ge lie name of Eizsaeth Jackson LAngtou, TO
= zabeit Lang10r Jacksor
To iu-orp5ra.r 10, I.e Benevolent Association ct The
r. -a.e BIZ. i-e-s.. OF no SAFE IN Ae % Ans.
- KELSEY ne Caored Orphan A-y ans 10 iar cues of
10 $50 ~, F. -.nen o. ". .snstqrch
Io sr.r tae e. sIenng ias Comm'. .0'~r'' map o'
~ Bs,xossIr 5v consent brought .a ABA TO .ncor.
p.r4'-. .ae P.-rm9r. sd Wesicl ss,er Fery c.
Mr MoR.sN $50. h. o. al.horz- ne Merchants ~
Tlmlleaie The severity Of criminal punishment
IT, regu.ae lie sssry o. me Policemen u ihe city Of
81 D,Rr called for the fe-on.deraioa Of the vote on
ne eae.ioa va, debated By Mes,r. Dart Gedie. Coos
Mr. DAsr hen moved % recemmt ID the Miua 0mmi,.
.se with inst-gei % report complete bill sutnor1
me sac n a.. fde ARENAS excep. one Carried
EEFoRrs
ar Moses~ favorat.v the bl regulating thu am0unf %
axes on iuc1-q0fsed companies
Mr. B41cocy, b 10 sppoini certain Commissioner io
-.v.s ,he laws and reduce HEN 70 . emsie code
John Spencer John Fne end Fredefics Nn're'ey are
FAMED o. the Commissioners Recess
Etertsg Se'sioa
TIE Si0u Measure nil vs. cerrd % q D. RI reading
HUDSON EIvEs Eoso
The report complete % me bill % facilitate The cousruc-
of.he Hudson River Railroad was lost - ine Dol. .
lst
Tre Ms1har,sn srd Em,gran' savings Institution. Bills
we're ordered % a tt.-1 r-siIrg
ASSEMBLY.
The Nouse went into Committee - The Whole on The
stale Prison Appropriation bill Mr CoWLEs he chair
Gre frst Odd apqfopfises $500 10 Clinton Fuson.
Mr THOMAS amendment pending To Increase he
sum 20 Sen0un.
Mr. Corr opposed the biz
MF YaRD briefly sustained the bill
The mouon % Increase he appropriation 10 $4,000 PRE-
vailed. 40 10 -
Nj MARTIN moved 10 strike out the section Authorizing
1e sale of ore credit Lost
The bi.i WAS hen passed % ihlTd reading
Tue sing SuE Prison bl Appropuaies e. coo FOR fe-
roofing shops $500 Tor stone wal AID $500 for
ev shops
Mr WA1rKs moved to add 1000 to pay for Croton
H-rf already taken Tor he prison and 10 cover ih7
aetse ~ Tie present year Unless he appropriation Il
made. the water Vii be- cut OF
The motion was lo.t
The appropriation for shops was reduced 10 s4loNo.
Sir. B0wEN moved 20 strike Out The s25Fo Tor stone
wal
Mr THoN,s moved to reduce the ssm 20 $1,000 Lost
Mr. boWEN's motion then prevailed
Thu. amended ihe bi. was passed 20 ilird reading
The same Committee took VI The bin sppropusuug g.
500 fo The Llnatc Asy. um
rss oi. was parsed 10 a third read NJ
the same Commits 81 took up The General Appropriation
prorscted debate sprung up on 10 strEe out
me appropriation OF >LtN 10 Albany tor ne support o.
foreign poor Carried.
The motion % strike out Oswego and Enc also
RED The motion 10 strike out Washington wss pending,
when he House fooE recess
kreaing Nssston
The time wss taken up on the Appropriation bill The
usua $4,000 for foreign poor 10 Newlork was carried
80 i0 for each Of he three Dspenssues 10 Newfork
AID SO flr me Brooklyn Dispensary.
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NEW NORk FRiRINE.
NEw-YoRK. TUESDAY. APRIL .



In the senate Yesterday MI noN''" -
.,,o,y .,eecb il, favor Of taking Cahorn's Dy ~
40, .;,j,or, taking IL any other subject 10 '''
a. O.. ..,,;ned Nj Foote then spoke IN 's'o'
-. coo,oronise Committee and sitef sol"e i.''
e., d,.cussion by Mes1s ca''' mae Do's''S
"a smith. a motion to postpone TOE reference o.
A., Belr, motion was carried
T. ,bs Hoase Mr Viuton ATTEMPTED 70 get through
,,.o,n,iop authorizing the President to detal
=. .o.,oso and such officers as he may think
-, ~ ,oin Mr. Grinnes expedition 10 search Of
e ioho FRANKLIN Bot the attempt was unsuccess'
g. The Slavery question was then taken up' and
A. yysusce Of = c. freed his mind on that subject
r. burden Of his discourse was that the non-hx'
,.o.iop Of slavery is abolition in disguise. NJ
r,b,so, Of Ky followed in speech against sepa
,.,;,o the admission OF California from the Tern
,o,;al ouestion and pledging Kentucky 70 hgnt j.
.be i dishonored by Northern fanatics
Mr. Kaufman tried - get vote Of the House
.gsinst the movements IL New Mexico for an or
y.nizstion Of that Territory independent OF Texas
bu. failed Finally motion was made by MI
Conger Of n Y to cut down postage 20 unho1n
rate Of cents o. paid and on unpaid letters ana
L, abolish the FrankiDg Privilege. The Post Once
Committee promised soon 70 Introduce bhl 10 the
.sme purport. and the subject was then dropped
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shIp News.

BOSTON, April s-Au bark Roh.chid I'm Buenos
Avfes Feb i9.h. Ien ship Aymar. ior Boston, ~ 10
dav- hsrks MusEug ham loading mules, Mad II Orleans
l0r ba.on iu DAYS. Ocesuus Undne, Koman Frances,
and % Hayes dschg; Koppisch IN quarantine, brig
Ienophon for NYork IN 10 days; Venus, do doi Mary
Jane sophia Prairie Choctsw, Chckasaw aud Margaret
Dig BARK Mason Barney I'D hours for NYork spoke
s.n u ai II p oH q So brig Phos TN Boston, bound
90 BuruOs Ayres
Bars Eutsw Baltimore sohr Joshua Davis, Cape Hay
ten 1il ult
Cd -h.ps Chsses. Nor esu.; Dublin. Mobile bark Gov
R-gss. 90. buas Marsls Druarsrs, r yrs, - Ihomas
R0nr.l Wing Baltimore, thcoqee. Phils, sours MAJ +
Bach Jrrfmie Rainbow, Richmond, = II Nash Kappa
larrncs, Banner Albany Cambridge. Nfors.
SALFM ". Apr AR schr Grace Daring Ca Ahca, va
Is -tlH.
NEW-BEDFORD April SD sehr Ellen Rodnan,
NNws
PROVIDENCE. April AR schr Time. Suffolk. Be-
Iow, bars Joshua BrHgdou. Mobile
So .cars Maria Washington NC; Honduras Norfolk,
ONo-i Baltimore. Delaware. and Nneus, Phlai s.oop
Frefert-s Brown. Nl0rk
sTONINGTON, Apu. Arr sohr Lesnder Ph..s, Tor
Bos.o1
The big reported ashore miles south of Highland
J. uf Csre Cod 10 the Hayward from Curacao iOr Boz
t11 She CIT ashore saturday night during he gale
Grew saved Al ast hoyces she Wa discharging cargo
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DIED


o. Ho-i.y uaraus, APrl :. stsAN y - q, 's4sf Do'
-bsp .ge- 3! y-sr..
r-r.st-.. a.. Tread. l.nly ,sp-cisy ed r.
afsree e. Goa NLlf-i H-frf lctre
a1- a-r rssesaes. - "''lsion't Ter f-1sH' 80 -
"a pc ~. NncE ELLA = u Jall, kaef
u 49, A. L Lsrsras. Ess - .fta u hsr
or 80 rcn n Apr RI lcns9lf rn. Mr. SALLY HINf
ISSr0N 70 - -.fl Jssf ri -sr az
her natives srfs. n NJ Os-r D. War
s-~rfJ nrfsc sft>-1 1e ll-ra i1s a.
scocs hc - Essi Fsela IL ~ taisn
scl. Coca ~
o. seai,y ~ Apr 81 aoopax oossh LUCY CATHE
KAE yogas, -44E-.sf u tap cs'lsfs Noo1.l. ss.d
I-c n -aFs
he -l1s 80 slts1css q . sy ssf-ssty >sts'
- ttert i1. hogt lr-1sf - fesfsy st-r
~ 1cs az Nssd s~ss-n Ia g. F-sfry
D. is. cty. 6os1sy. Agf-s ABBY H. PARKER, ss~c -
t-f -cts r1q TED to utea9 fla-rs I'll
ia-r tu-siay st-rasos Gf oocs ron t1s
~ b. h..8-r 10 Gr-sas o. HAF
A Paash4--sss "a ~ uorans q APrl4 JOHN " wILsoS
:
Zee j. 90 bolr o. from Carton sound 20 h port
D. Nss HIS Sli hssra
Yesrsay. A5r :. Is rssscsaes AsrrssAza FEIEk DA
TET, as-s 70 rear.
n. .sas q shs o.ssy rse=ss Hsay aa1 James
Fa ar. r-spsf.ly zvtsl - zosrs
c.ts>ers- - Douov u ssssvl sfsrssss 81 soeoei an
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Interesting from the West.

81. Louis, sunday Apri T.
Accounts have been received here of the burn
ng Of The State Peueuuary Arkansas supposed 10 ha
FIRE by Of the prisoners The cunvic'a were
al saved. 4 party Of lfN FLORIDA inc sns had passed
through Lutte ROCK on their way TO ihtir new home
TIE steamer PevtoLa arrived here ths morning o. her
passage to Memphis she bad four deaths from Cholera
among the cabin passengers she reports that the toino
dore Perry hard aground NJ Island No D, and TIE
river wns falling u probable she would have 20 stay
there Tue steamer ONO arrived from New Orleans q"
tAv On her trip she against La Report head
bend aud shipped feet at damaging her cary
saved from tnking hy The eNfruou " hsf on
Gers hroC Eht the passengers oi The Commodore PERI
and the announcement iha. egh, Of them had died o '
Cholera since he Perry eti
Some peraous have len This city under Ihe promise
sree salaries bound for Chagrs, where tis SAD ilt.
VIII ION I'm the Cuba expedition
Santa Re paper STATES hat Senator tpoe has rtei
90 Mr. Skinner o that Territory advising the people f gsl
for a Territorial Government being silent With rcfereul
to Slavery.
The Ranks checking on the tns n per cent rfr
MUM and New Orleans al oue-ha per cent
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The Nicaragua Treaty,


WAsHIScToS, Monday, April q
The Nicaragua Treaty which was sent out in the
Niagara, on the 9th FEB was returned % Mr. Blu
yer BY Lord Paimerston with the approval Of the
British Government a communication 20 this 81
feet was made by Mr. Bulwer to our Government
and at a meeting of the Cabinet slight moiihca
ton was insisted upon by majority and Mr. Bul
Ner was requested to return the Treaty % Lord
Palmerston for his approval Of the change where
upon Sir Henry presented special plenary powers
from his Government for the ratification Of any
change which it might b9 thought necessary or ad
visablc to make and under this power which he
had not previously promulgated, the British Nuns
ter asseuted 10 the change.
The Cabinet had long session 70 day. having
under consideration this subject
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Appointments by the Governor and senate.

CoN,u.,io>sss oF Lo,Ns SsF,S-HenB Pike Ri>h.
vpoad-Dan Cl.wson Henry Crockerou. hesseiiey
,6n Mofri.ou 1svS-C Il Woot john Fox Cclsa.
bar a. Tracy. Abraham HOdrdge QaSens-l anne.
Herman Berj smin S4shmsn
NorARIr. Plslc-Otreyo-S Il La.hrop. john r..
Moves gus>nsC charles Siev at George Nandsnverg.
r John " Demou Leri'-D Martin NsgoiN-k NJ
Coukln } Calvin Wells, ; Ireland Henry ketchum.
h-i noat -ts-ae OsAeN george sill Jusius w nan'
Peter W Rof Ns4- York John II q over james W
Ba,chiora. Chsres Dsvison OHstdl. George Thomas.
Wllsm " Ne.hs. james Tsomss William Storm,
Joseph : avery, Briggs W Thomas, w W Back
us : q Grsnnis John Parsons, William r Osborn
Nsr io,k-H-nry A. Mon o,aAse-Dsnie. { Ring.
Coiambll-H JENKINS John {. New klrk, Aaron B Scott
Fuiioa-Jsmes Wells NoafSom0y-Wm Clark Wa
s'.ne Meier Essez-J 7 Morgan. Il PEABODY. Ciit
roa-Chss NJ. Ames WasRe-Hugh Jsmeson. Leandel
) Ketchum. Erie-Andfew Hawliston. Beujsmin +
Greene, Z mOa IL Walker Jacob hruther Thos. Dae
WsoDing-JOhn II Bailey NGgUa--J y. SpOoner
F,rk-U. Il. Brown, Aug. BroWn. QueeEs-W. :
smith nbaHg--J + Jenkins. J EgerisOn, Isaac FOu
lay J NJ Love,t King FrdHkiis-H A. Taylor 90
Ltrl4-F Morse Ospeyo-D DAME. McCsrty ChemIHg
D Clarke JsFerson--Jsson phelps ORondl 60
Vzrdsrburgh OHsida-W. ". Van Lsnit SsneoI-
Arad jay
ter n schultz owen Brennan Gideon Fountain, Chss
Chamberlain Henry Kip. Chss g Desn. John Hyer is.
r. Wood. Abrsm Van Orden, Luke {. Ryder Francis
Spluoia
hieimond -Thos n Merry, to be 'pecis warden OF h'
nlr- ri New YORK
Mlaageys Of me STATE Lunahc A'yisr Alfred Mann %
Ulcs ;. Newton Dexter Of WhIesooro, Jas Wade
Manage, Of me Wc.fsra House Of Ro'ugs Nathan X
HAL
CAN, ApPRAissKs-Samuel Wikin Of Orange c.
Andrew Calhoun II rIosa CO. iu place of I'M Phil
ps ard Gideon Hard whose " 0hce have eXpi Ell
Comm .soners 10 SECURE The faithful expenditure o
collected by certain charitable institutions IN NJ
First senate District--A h Blunt aud P Crosby
Oaosd Ig1 Robert Gere tO be SAT- Superintendent
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Ohm Election.

COLUMBUS Monday, April 9.
We have the returns from 81 Districts, which
show the election Of ~ Loco Focos . Wings aad
Free Soiers There is little doubt that tho Con
vention will be strongly Loco-Foco
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The Wetherill Divorce Bill DefeHtcd-A Veto
from Gov. Johnston.

HARkIshI kNl MOndd' lpTI 3, IhlI
The bill for the divorce OF Dr. William Wetheril
from his wife 90 charges of adultery, defeated Ia le
House Of Representatives, to-day, by - to So
TIE Governor sends u his Veto on the Apporlonmeut
M nlnr
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Hayana-Arrival OF L. =. ships->torm In the
Harbor-Clo.e of Lent-Markets, &c.

Cofresponcenee Of he Iuoune
H.vANA "Wednesday. April & $50
. ~.
Afsrs Ffsf4fs -''f-''-'+'
IN Too a~fh a rrem1nltl1G % the coming - al.
-. 81.
rcu arrived the American Va. s~4loS-S' I '.''
,,.- r.--,-4 Ssxs iron, Pensacola as
rN .A-- A-''-'t N-'-N'' =
.lrrei 90 rer anchorage ty the IAN y. Ae to'r
r.b. f.-b-- a ... 2is
- me southern eNA emmy % ''~ 80
-.r.i-.r- .-fF g.. p, tl- q r.l-u vessels 81 war
b.. Il .
Ane sr ana mcrt .u nlt give satl>it'lio" l' me
...-. ~ . ,...,,4 fk, 9, ,H,rt p,
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