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"ANTED.-A Boy in a lawyers office.
VVSlt* TIE STEWART, 30 Libery-st.
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A NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT,

4 OST-On the lst inst. watch shaped
.IlGOLD LOCKET, containing tw Dagueneotye Like
nesses A liberal rewsrd will be paid 10 the finder by
leaving The same al g. Seventh-st. is IT.
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O. The Treasurer of the Fire Department

The Treasurer in behalf of he Department tenders his
siucere thanks expression bersty toward the
Charitable Fund OF the Department Is substantial proof
thai amid the haty which prevails al this Festive Season
the wants OF The INDECENT widows and pless orphans
not forgotten Such benevoence deserves our warmest
appreciation and the efforts Of the donor 10 please merits
the patronage and support of our Fellow Citizens.
New York, January !, 1851. is Ii
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SALE AT AUCTION
oflI San. nnO of
UNT dIIITIIIIs
BONDS 81, 900 EACH.

The above sale will take place AT the
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
ri II O'Clock, on FRIDAY the Sd January next
They will be put up in single Bonds with suitable pry:
ilege of larger amount, and The WbOLE VIII DC 500
without any reserve The amount comprises three tourhs
ohe $2O00Q00 secured by the Second Mortgages the re.
naming fourth, S50OO00l which are partly engaged
aud expected TO be wholly used In purchases for the Com
psny the last Bonds Of this Company TO be brought into
market The Company spulaies not 10 negotiate OF
the S5o0O00, excepting at par In payment for
materials or Claims Till after August next
TERMS OF PAYMENT-Five per cent prompt; Is per
The 9Th day OF February and May next each, and
the residue the 5ih Of August following Interest will
be allowed payments made in advance of those periods
the rate OF hye per cent per Hnnum for the time anc
pated. Bonds will be issued required for payments
made FIVE per the amount Of the Bonds not taken
up always being eft deposit to be forfeited pay
ment Of the nstalments as due.
J. NJ HOPKINS. Treasurer.
New-Y0rk, December n. 1850.
N.B-Copes ofthe Mortgage may behsd on application
al this Office. d236t
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WANTED TO GO SOUTH-A first
w rate Matchmaker Address, postpaid, box 1888. a
IL
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED-By a Lady in a re-
Dspectable private family where there are but few or
terms &c IS 81
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A WELL RECOMMENDED. tidy Gin

LAwants situation to do general housework; is first
rate Cook Washer and IroneT and will make herself
iul wages not so much an object good home Call at
$50 Broadway is Ia
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A 5 ASSISTANT in Wholesale Store as
n light Porter by az Intelligent Young Man iAmercsn)
"a years age anxious and willing 10 work good reeron-
ees given. Address EDWARD, care Of Mr.. Sphinx te7
broome-st p IT.
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2 % NOsIce.-The Steamship BALTIC, from Liverpool,
Exchanging under general order, at the foot Of Canas
Consienees will please send their permits ON board and
attend TO the receipt OF ther goods lmmedstey j. IL
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n Mercantile. Lfbrary Observation-Disclosures
lar Nominations for I 1851 The Nominating Com
ntee of the Mercantile Library Association respectfully
submit for the sursges Of their fellow members the follow
Bg nominations for officers Of the Institution for the ensu-
beg year:
Henry A Oakley with Howard Insurance Co.
For Tice- President
Charles W Ogden with S T Jones 4 Co.
For Corresponding Secretary
John Merchant with Cameron a Brand.
For Recording Secvet0yy.
Willard l. Felt with Willard Felt
For Treasurer.
q O. Williams with Chemical Bank.
For Directors
d + Appleton with Robbins \ Brothers.
Lewis Henry Henrys, Smith Townsend.
Jas w. McCulloh Robert l.. Maitland.
Chas w Lawrence Joseph r. Taylor.
James ID Smith HOyt 4 TilinghHst.
Thos Fessenden,ir Warren x Co.
Joseph Black B>Aksrd X Kutton.
JOHN NJ. NANDERLtSS, Ch~ir'nun.
, WlLFRED HARTLEY, Secretary. $50 SI'MthSoN
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AIR. BRADBURY'S large CHORAL

I'VE sfNOiNG-CLASS, at the Broadway Tabernacle 49,
The fourth Lesson Of this Class popular from smphed
instruction, Will be given This evening when those who
have not attended may commence and teaching OF
hAi an hour ms and half an hour next Friday evening" viii
be offered 70 them Tine OF beginning this evening half
past O'Clock punclusly. Sir
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WANTED-A Purchaser for WHITE
w LEYS PATENT VENTILATION For further
particulars, inquire Of E. MORSE, Jr Clinton Hall.
lNYtsr
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COOkS, Waiters. [rnaIe and femalc,l |

'-''"E"f VIIFWII "FFF
- CoAchTneu, Nurses, Chambermads, &c provided Tor
respectable families nj he Agency Office 70 Past -Four.
teenth o. near Fourth avenue n PefsOnsnppyug f,f
situations al his Office required bring rG6r ~
character and competency an A'TukF
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A n ENGLISH GOVERNESS desires

situation. In addition to the ordinary branches OF
education, she will teach Music French Drawings pre-
lers wealthy family. Application be made by letter
addressed 10 9. h. Tribune Office Is 81
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A PLACE IN THY MEMORY.-A

IA new and elegant ediuon--the 7th within q year Of
this popular ork in gilt and plain binding Just published
The Trade" suppledby JOHN 2. TROW,
do wv 40 Ann-st
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Two MECHANISM Young Man
IL wishes situation outdoor Clerk in obbing house
where lie have board compensation ard chance
TO rise higher. Address SEEKER this Office. is "a
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SALES BY AUCTION.
Al MERvIS. Aucuonees
10y BANGS, BROTHER & co. .204
ASBROADWAY.-Cash advances made upon all cor,
signmenu
HARMON. Nuctioneef.
RY HARMON a. NASH.-Store $40

IL Broadway. sheri6s Sa's OF Dry Goods, This Day
FRIDAY. at II O'clock Al the kuouOn Room large guam
thy ii Prints. Ginghams, Musns, Silks Cloths Cssmeres
CTsvsis Handkerchief Coa,s EmbrodeIiss Laces. Rib
bOns Hosiery, Fancy Goods, &C SIR
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4 OST.-On New Year Day, in this city
1Ior Wllismsburgh. pair of GOLD sPECTAOLES
told sghi The hndeT will be subsidy rewarded by eay-
ing the No ~ Amily Place. New-YOrk, with
{. W. HOUGHION, ESQ, Wlnamsburgh jSas
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INFORMATION WANTED of GEO.
UNFINISHED HOUSE WANTED-

Suitable for small private family, in the upper part
Of the city short distance Of the city, 10 Brook
lyn comfortably furnished and pleasantly located from
ss,..-s ~ Gs-,@ f
arranged and in good order a fair will be paid by
good The silver linen required. note adj
dressed 10 s. and len the Office OF this paper stating
locality rent and all particulars and when the DO
seer win meet prompt attention. d3O wv
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ROARD--A gentleman and wife, also
kksinee gentlemen can find desirable for the
winter ~ Wsrren-s suit OF rooms the FIRST floor
small fHrity.
uiTed. d. Inn
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" PhOnOeraphy.-Mr. T. c. LELAND's class in
The Mercantile library meets on WED NESDAY and SAT-
URDAY EVENINGS, at u o'clock The class CfnOn-
members Of the Association. formed the evening ofhs
Lecture at Clinton Hail. al 1874 Canal ST MONDAY
and THURSDAY EVENINGS. at7t O'CLOCK as seVeIal
apeaOns have been made TO Oin these Glasses after the
Holidays MIR Leland will recOmmence them respectively,
on SATURDAY and MONDAY EVENINGS next. None
cAn On these after the second lesson Monday
wednesday next Tickets for either class s.. j. ~
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cREAT FIRE ArIpnILAp pELpnIA.

ett tHltut A,|ib MARcH 10, 1851.
Du-inga heavy snow storm this morning
at three O'Clock fire broke out in she As.
sembly buildings, corner Of Tenshl an!
Chcstnu. street, Loss rolghly essima, 1T
S8O. 1000. ...
S'rhe elegant Panoramd of the Bible hat
jus, b en- plnoed there, and tho first exhibi-
tion was to take place this evening, and OF
course it was entirely destroyed. IL was tho
property Of J. J. Williams. nm artist Of Cin-
cinnati, who has exhibited II with very grea,
sutcess in Cincinnati. Baltimore, Washing.
ton and Boston, and he was. offered and re-
fused sec, 900 for il two weeks ago. Il was
not insured. He had rented splendid Piano
from the mandatory Of coprnd Meyer,
which was also destroyed. The Assembly
building extended from Chestnut to George
streets, and was occupied. 5,l.,.4.
About FIVE o'clock this morning, the SprHg
Garden Presbyterian Church. Rev. John Nc
Dowell, Faster, corner of Eleventh and Wes-
tern streets, foil with IN awful crash. i;fhs
immediate cause Of the disas'cr was the
weight Of snow which had fell during the
night. No one injured. The chufch was,
erected about four years ngo. Loss 10 tho
congregation abont $40, 900. The catas-
trophe 10 attributed 70 the sbad construction
Of the building, which now is plainly seen
wns iasecurely tied and poorly roofed.-- Ohio
Stafes8tan. ~ t''H ittif Nit" {'tN1
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BISHOP HUGHES IN EUROPE
RELIGIOUS TOLERAT1oE IN
AMERICA

RELIGIOUS TOLERATION IN
AMERICA.
Archbishop Hughes arrived in Paris
Oct. 25ih, from London, in vtrv eood
health. lie mean, to pass FIVE or liz ,isys
in Paris. The French Catholic hiesar--
chy holds him in The highest estims,ion.
We observe in the London papers on
abstract ot.ihe. sermon which lles deliver.
Cd 10 crowded congregation q. tho
Caiholic, church 10, SPanish Plase. A
sensation has been produced in. Paris.
says The correspondent ofihe NY. Jour.
pal Of Commerce, BY the fdllowing pass
age: . : ..,,..-... : :. :. -
sin America, as here. the Catholic
church is looked upon with suspicion and
dread. :. fhcreis pe,h"ps as much pred
jadice there u az sI here bu: yet The idea Of
meeting this aniaRopishc, church wiillany
other arms than those Of fair open arsu.
ment never enters Into any ones m nj.
All there = free. And i i should be
suggested W any one that any measure
should be takenby Congress to stop tho
progress of our religion, ;herc IL not .
man Of any ie:'ylop tina: would NOT stand
up and say .let the Catholic ieligion pre-.
vailihrough The land, Il Il cannot be. ares-
ted by fair argument ii il cannot BE-
stopped without having recourse to the
force Of law AS an instance Of liberal
feeling, | will Just mention that few da!si
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TIE KALlDA VENTURE.
kALIDA, oMn o..


HM9 Ak41kA03 OF u - utM1kAA
The hiehest vote received BY H. B. Payne,
NE Dsr6efslie candidate, was 40, which ne
sstsissd on numbat Of ballots. The high
sss vose fer 0siswold. tho regular Wing nom.
inss. was a. out Of 9s votes. 0fthe otheI
Whie candidates. +. Ewing's highest vote
wss 20; I. Coswin received a., Z. Lane, 40;
&s.J. Andrews. IS. oi.hs Free Soil csndi.
sssss. ciddings had 10 votes a, one time; /; 6
wade bsd -. J. c. Vaughan had Is; NJ,
susIih, III; 8. Williamson 10; r. Hitch.
Geek, 3, and B. r. Wade had ~ votes
which elected him. ,.aa er9
. The Cleveland True Hemoerat. and other
papers state she new Senator 70 be strongly
opposed 70 the compromise measures. 90
warmly approved By the Wing adsninisira.
sssn, and especially opposed TO the Fugitive
Slave Law. We should class him as an
Abclinon whie, outgoing moderate FREQ
soilsss In the violence Of his hostility 70 the
slave inssisusiSa. With what propnety and
regard for principle. men like Geiger, Con-
vsrs q Co. voted for Wade, il is difficult TO
cay. h 10 equally difficult to know how
shoss who felt 90 shocked at what they called
s.bsrgain and corruption" in ,he'elec.ion Of
eur present capable and worthy Senator.
Csass. will yet get along with the very pal
pAbls bsrsain made BY the Wings with the
Free SoiIsrs 70 eiecs Wade, after having
siisd Coswih. Ewing, Lane aud Griswold, and
been defeated In their effort TO elect them.
Probably they win pass il over on the
ground that thsir pirty are not smenabe to
the rules Of principle BY which Democrats are
controlled. but sesrid Of Il how they will,
she Administration and its Secretary Of the
Treasury. Corwin, will not feel Partic ularly
grateful toI this new assurance Of the favor
in which the eempromiss meassres and mon
ere hsld in Ohio. as
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I New YoHK, March 20, 1851

Flour steady at 81 so for common and
straieht state, A s2a4 rs for sirnigh, west
ern; New Orleans tends up. owing to light
stock. Wheat depressed. small sales Ohio
at 95al 90; Gonnesee nominal, at IOaI ID /:
whit, Michigan 06al 90. Corn, less ac.
tive, at Csc for fiat yellow, and 66i for south
ern white; and western, for August delivery.
6aA.. Pork quiet, with small sales COR pick
led meats, at 81 for hams, and 81 for shouI.
ders. Lard sctive at83. Sales Of che csc Il
5iasa. Coffee. large arrivals have depressed
the market. Whisky more Arm, prices un-
changed Statcsman. .. .'s 3.5
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TnE WESTERN RESERVE Vaughan,
or,Iie True Democrat.( Abo. IN jubila,ing
over WADE,s election, says: 7.a''tH
Let usrejoice, also, that the Senator
is from ths Reserve! W. shall be known
now. politically, in Ohio! ',i'4s,a'm
Known politically in Ohio? We shonld
think so. Let us see what high officials
are residents Of the Reserve. p =
9 Reuben Wood--G, y,rnor. ,,a'.%
b, f, Nvade-U. 8. Senator. / y g..
"A. "a. Bliss Treasurer 'of State
INV King Secretary ol State
F p. Hitchcock, lf sRls ,a.,i'l
RIP Spalding.} Judges Sup. Court.
2 r. P. Ranney, L1l lls''-- s''''' =.
e. N. Sill, Acting Fund c. mn sooner.
e. s. IIamlin, Pfcst. Board Pub. Works
!" J. +. Morse, Speaker'Ii. X. a.
~ L Dewey, Walden 'Peaifentiary.. s.:,. =,
9 We think tha,ois doing pretty well for
the Rescrye.-Cin. Eng. iR
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h Or Henry Clay IN reply TO an invitation
%, attend a ball At Tammany Hall, New York,
8H.sAlthough / have passed the period d
joyments oi tho ball-roOm, so highly do
appreciate !he patriotism. the merits and the
public services Of the distinguished Senator
From Michigan, that Il would afford me much
Satisfaction if could attend and assis, In
rendering him the proposed honor.r a aes
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2 STRANGE IScrprsr. % Al Milan, Huron cnt,-
~. on, the Sd Instant 3par,y assembled in
the, evening at tho Episcopal Church, 10 wit
ness the marriage Of DR., Rutherford,to Miss
b., both parties, Of that town-Rev. Mr..
Marks to perform the ceremony. The pair
stood up, the ceremony proceeded, aud tho
first portion Of the services, embracing the
vows Of the bridegroom. were promptly rer-
ponded 10 by him. The, covenant of the
bride was then read BY the clergyman, to
which she promptly responded .No.n The
minister asked her il she was in enrnest IN
what she said. "Yes. SIR, said she. che has
perjured himself- -trihed with the affections
Of fo.hers--and I have done him but. justice!'
and turning aruund, she took gentleman's
arm and left the church. .ia "a s'asA &, !.
! Df.. R. promptly asserted his innocence
Of the charge made against him, and the
following day published card in the Tri.
bune Of that town, protesting thar he had
proofs on hand and had sent tor Others, (which
he would set before the public 10, convince
them .that il was as wanton heartless. and
unprovoked an outrage as depraved humans
'ty is capable Of perpesrating. .'Eol 'E a'sa
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! @HsEFa From the Seneca ADVERTISE.
FUTURE PROSPECTS or STA
VERY. T

-~rT r TTl7
AZ VERY.
Mr.. Elwood Fisher. ,Ie ahead an,
\ ffoh,yof The disunionisis, lin q laie mum
Ser ofIthe 81 uihern Press, thus predict
The. decline Of Slavery. The article i
designed 10 argue The necessity o! iu.me
|dia,e disunioa 90 a remedy. It,is some
what remarkable that a man who has the
sagacity 10 forsee the future and ineyita
ble retrogression ol slavery, should be So
/, uear-sighied as 10 the means Of protfac
ling is existence. Disunion is the Iates,
resort to be ihougla of by sensible men
Ilf slavery csnnot exist IN The lUnion, ,undeI
the Ggis OF the federal constitution, how
will il fare when, surrounded by hostile
States, with thousands Of miles Of boun-
Diary exposed 10 the fleeing slave, and
no Jagitipe lav under which 10 reclaim
him, nor u. 8. tfoops; 10 assist 10 taking
him backf Il Is idle 10 talk Of disunion
as 4 method Of pefpeiuaiing slavery
Separation would only hasten is down
fail, as all, except firs-eaters, are aware
lThe Press says: VI ',,''
s.We have now Ia States opposed and
Iin favor Of slavery, counting Deleware
among the former, as we may well do
from The course Of ber Senator'S The ! las
session. In Eve years, three States car
be made out of California, Two ou, o.
Oreg,n, one out of New Mexico. Mine
sofa one. Nebraska one. Utah .pne.--
and Michigan is TO be divided SO as it
make one more. Ttis ,Re,ill make 2f
non-slaveholdi1g States, BY that lime
the political power of The siaveholuine
States will be SO much reduced, that al
within their borders, ambitious OF Fedora
honors, will have the strongest induce
meni 10 advocate emancipation in theil
own States. What have we seen already
Benton. a Free-soil candidate for the
Presidency, has been able 10 divide the
Democratic party in his own Siate---a
party certainly no, the least friendly Ia
Southern institutions. Aud Mr.. Ciay,
after writing an emancipation letter, and
Gaming 10 The Senate with scheme ex.
ac,ly In accordance with ,be nj innate
views Of that letter. iis s,,ccessful. and |,
,unnorted A. home ~ the :; ye,v nconle
who had iust succeeded IN defeating
formidable emancios,ion marty in ,Ia,
S,sie. Ie Ken,ucky and M;s.oori are
aIreadv suS;ecs,f r. he ;nauence and n a.
rrea, an extent. what NAV be- expect Cd
In Eve yearsY Wby. thai, an emanc; pa
ton api,a,ion win yapep in bo,b. and n
MARYLAND When ,,bis Z Il sue successful III.
lNolih w,ili have 90 S,a,es-.,I,e Sou,b n
One more viii he r,n,,ired ana VI oinia
win bs chosen NJ, SAFE has Ieer
more successful in the a,tainmen, q
Federal bonors ,,,n v to;o;a- -nore b,ve
been more worthy Of then than bor-
none win relinouish them more, reluc--
tant,. She will have other TEMPTATIONS
TO emancipsie, or rather transfer her slaves
She i. now becoming more and more in.
fected with The commercial and ,nanafac.
turing mania. The conversion OF he,
slaves into ready capital by . ling -.i.rt;v,
10 the cotton States, would give her q
vast fund-more than ,ll Massa chusetis
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ffftfl faf ttAFi 80 ''f
WnrTE SLAyEKY.--we . commend attention
10 the noxious influence Of .slhyery upon
minds at the National Capital. Hero we have
white slavery recommended as very proper
institution in ., northern Wing paper, the
Msumee River Times, by its Washington
correspondent! ,i9tsdoqah nsaa
Mr.. Senator Seward haa fecetly pre-
son,ed aresoiuiion Of enquiry, in regard
10 Mexican peonage in New Mexico
This may become fruitful theme for
the tender conscicnces of the Hecman,
tdrians. and only surpassed by negro
slavery ITSELF To what extent II exists
In New Mexico, | do MOI know, but that
IL has recently been introduced into
Texas, and will, at no remote period,
become general throughout tho Slave
States. | think sery probable, and is
certainly most desIabIc. The mere hold.
ing to service or labor, class or race Of
men, who have not yet reached that
mental development, that appreciates
the volue Of labor, is not only a necessity.
but right in the abstract. There me,
however, some features in the mode Of
doing this in our negro slavery, that rem
ders il an unmiiigafed barbarism, and
totally at war with all the principles Of
natural justice. Peon sldrery; while i,
holds 10 service, opens possible snture.
Of improvement and Ultimate freedom,
and should be welt omed by eve:y enliyhi.
ened friend Of human progress, as open
ing road Of possible amelioraiion 10 an
unhappy race, and Of peace and safety TO
our own. la4 asad 9sfi 9''et' I,
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Hsd A MAMMOTH CcRroRATToN.-- Tia
Delaware and HudsoE' Canal Company
have $50 boats Of l25 tons seachs The
number of men employed compose an
army of s, 500 men arranged in platocns
Of miners, engineers, boatmeu, locklend-
ers, SIC. This does not include shem
Ibai,king operations in navnli streotgr h'gs
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GRAHAM's MAsAz.SE, for April, is an excel.
lent number, with truly beautiful embe llish.i
men,s, and what is Of more value, original
sr.iclesi in prose aud verso by nntive writer's,
unsurpassed in spirit, power. and finish by
the contribution, to any magazine Of original
or republished matter.
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New HAmfsHIRE ELEcriox.-- The Patriot
claims the. Legislature as Democratic. and
consequently the ultimate election Of Mr..
Dinsmore as Governor. 81 ,I.,n;a.
The new Constitution was to'ally de-.
fcated. Probably the first instance of the
kind in the history Of the States. a7sa 81
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Z, or The Toledo Blade learns that Ira
L.. CLARK has been appointed Collector
at Toledo; G. II Coy, at Maumee City;
E. Phelps at Defiance,( (this is donbtless a
.mistake;) and r. g. Gilleland,, at the
Junction.--Ds6anc Banner, n
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U. s. SENATOR IN NEW YORK
March 10. i8sI

ALBANY, March 10, 1851.
The Legislature has Just elected Hamilton
Fish, U. s, Senator. The Lieut.. Goyernor.
in joint meeting, has pronounced and de-.
clared him duly elected for six years. in
place Of Daniels Dickinson. The yot Q for
Fish in Senate, was 10, and The democratic
vote II. Beekmsn was excused from voting.
and three democrats declined so doing. mi
Brandreth returned just in time to vote. !,
In the House the vote for FISH was 6g.-
Ohio Stdtesman. @ s1'Ns Sygg.l \ i'as