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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16
VTyO ALL PERSONS afflicted with Dis.

Il Consumption, but particularly 70 those WI
what have edly and uniformly stated 10 tbs pub
lie pntsTo those who unders and Psychomssy or Eiec-
tTcal Psi chology my Electrical Finid Is simple enough
period all professors and operators hold perfect conhoi
over all diseases Of their subjects or IN onef ~oIus,
the Electrical Fluid penetrates the who'll system equally
the VIZ IA: ss. saI sssh
10 its posse,sor These who do not KNOW ABOUT
the scenca of the SOUL advised to learn As sooa as
possible They vii then know they can be cured ana WI"
Sworn befoie nee, this a. b day of Feb 1850
TALBOT WATTS Of No ios Eas,aast,, New Yofk,
- ard saith. that he has discovered wondsriu
msSci,s .n.w- as Watts Nervous ARtidose; tint tne
developments hourly benz @o" ., rs peaIiiy: that
have more the app arance OF ROM sIs,e1s ara
debility vanish before like CHI AT bcfoF. .,z
that It's effects up N the most obstinate fits, eOsyu
and rheumatism are Tie magc-and prays my IN
PREVENTION with he medical facny to teal us mifacnon
believing that - capable d. removing hau he
Ills that esh is heir to " that will usher ealcTen INTO
the world without pain and annlhie the most vioieft
hmss aud pon; tina. ts knows VIII o,re to-
believes that even hydroph0bis Will yield Dsfrs
its wtnderin p0Her-snd pfas tha' viii use my innn-
Twill do utmost 70 inIe.'sats and prove tas, there 10
nothing impossible with q d TALBOT WATTS.
swoin teiore ne, arm JAY 1870 ;,,..... ~,
hsshoys dayt t3ken aer two years trial upon
tbOus aIds II iByaios, without fIoTe; and SINCE
which AGO pcsoa have been cared and above 800
Of is cuitg them OF CoAsunpiion and diseases OF ths
kinds $50 cases Of Cons smpon have been cured
JaLIaTy l. 3j2 al sworn TO- II people Will not sake
the trouble 10 End cut after such eEdslce there no oLe
to blame but tenSeyes II they want 20 kbo. theofe<
cally Act them the Divine sceDce OF Psychoozy II
practically ltt them take bot 10 70 est rs pswe De-
rot No l0a Nassau st. 81 sDtle. - don. DOZENS
general, enough TOR the worst csss Of coassns'lon or
pat bottle 50 ioI S""~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16

~ Notice to PASSENGERS from ranaM a,s,,,D
rsi,s.ynJa.-The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY feel called upon to give public notice thai no
seLsu viii be recognized by their agent at Panama which
No not signed by officer of this Company aud tha'
tickets thus signed be obtained only at their Aseac'
"a III West st, or of c. l.. BARTLETT. ESQ.,, Boston;
A. Of Messrs ARMSTRONG, HARRIS co, New
orssss By order: WIN. II. DAVIDGE, Sscy.
New York Jan. 26, 1852. JH u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16
GERMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

N.PLACE OPERA HOUSE, every TUESDAY and
THURSDAY.-TU ESDAY. Feb. II, hrt appearance IN
Ar erica eff Firm Klaus from emma Jean dAIc IN the
JTNCFEAU Won ORLEANS D'os open at 81 70
csmmence q. T. o'clock Prices Of admission Boxes ana
pa1ou.t 50 Gems: AmphitheateI q cents. i'i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16

BOARDING in CATHARlNE-o l..
essyersl Gentlemen NAV be pleasantly scc0nnsds ed
with Board At No nioaToest. corner OF Cathei.s
nerisTeqEired promptly. u IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16
Want Gmal opment.

4 S Cook, Washer, and Ironer, by re-
~ spectable young Woman in some respectable family
Has no genea Homework t. the country
Has the of City characters Can be for two days
at No 32I 9th cor 20th ST. floor, front It,
A S Cook, Washer, and Ironer, by re-
IA spectacle English Woman, in snail family. Has
good City reference Can be for two days A. No 2
Green ST between Houston and Prince l6f IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16
AMERICAN MUSEUM

- Admission accents; children lzI cts rrn
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Feb. 10 and H. AFiEH-
NOON, al. O'Clock, the pretty ID ANA u
THE OLD GUARD.
If,r which RAISING THE WIND.
Evening at ocnck THE BOTTLE To conclude with
TIE TWO BONNYCAsrLEs
The CURIOUS actions Of the Museum, IN ne way OF
rnndhrk In AT and Nature, are Truly untQlaled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16

BOARD REDUCED at the PRIVATE
DMANSIoN HOUSE, No. 81 GrseAEich-st oJ mn
BERT Gentlemen with single beds md Egnt Aiy eons
81 50 week day bOsTssns 81 week; transient $50
zdsy Baths zrSfls CIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16

A S frst-rate Cook, Washer, and 1roner.
N Also bya Girl az Chambeymaid or TO do Homework
II good washer and ioner Tue best Of Guy reference
room l6f Ifo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16

EARM.-Wanted, 4 good. sized Farm, of
from IS to 100 Of lsud. he Hlison RIVER OF
Of easy access the New Yo. add Fle RAJ road well
watsred and With cemmod house an outb1diags-
L. wanted lease of three more years and Will be
improved The privilege If purchaImg desired Ad-
dress HAZARD, Office OF this paper with full partcu as
price. sc, &C. loi 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16

A S Cook, and to assist in washing and
N ironing by one, who also understands baking and
Chamber and Laundress by another Both prefer
basement near Houstonst. Can be seen for two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16

ROARD.-A Lady and Gentleman, or
ID sing Genfene Obtain bard 10 privale
family residing Brooklyn shts Situation uns lrpas.d
address b. o. Tribune Once. ISL ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16

II Many OF the Best Ci1zens OF N Ime ~
BocKIR BUiLDIN5 ASSOCIATION, rhlcn in afe ~
as be.a this Assoc alton, that several snaes
were redeemed premium Of $500 at The ass meen y.
on On or bsf 10 the next public meeting which wil pc
held on MONDAY EVENING February ,6 a. y CLOCK
IN De Rees Assembly Rooms, corner 25sh-st ana BIn-
ay We 10 pectfuly invite both ladies' and gentlemen 20
sterd The and perfect safety Of the
system will ~ ge1iec ~ explained
WELCOMER BEEBE. President;
JAMES DEL VECCHIO Vice President
i. 7. MADpIN SecIesaly Oh0e NO 100 Vn av. III fus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16

Observation-Disclosures, a Young Lady
II 70 assist the Primary Department OF School for
Young Ladies Tuition the higher EDg ,lsh branches
end Fieuch Music compensation. Apply a. No 2lS
W,kt lNh.,, 3fdMWkFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16

THO CLOTHIERS.-A'f ifst-rate prac-
u teal Gutter, whose engagement 10 about to expire,
would like 10 hear of a situation. He understands me
Southern and Western business Address Box 434 jl2d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16
Wante0.

A GENT.-Wanted, an Agent with $500
IA capital TO engage in business which Will pay, II
induSously prosecuted several thousand dollars per
wear Those wishing paying and genteel business VII
address WILLIAM, at The Tribune Office. lf ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16
GARDENER-wan.ed, good Gar

dsner who is industrious. honest and sober to ,aks
aAd On shsTts hear Of situation ms advantage
By applying TO l.. W. STARR No 1871 Willianst. l0f ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16

DOARD.-0ne front room, with bed
ID room attached. to let, with Board Also two ssge
rooms for gentlemen, at No. Iurfay-s.. loi "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16

The Ba1s1etT 100 i, Mr d9[ ne Ban
assan1rtT ~. EVENING next remain unsod. To be
w ~. ONCE No IS Nassao-st where the diagram
may Wfees "a l6f It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16
TEACHER WANTED..-A Gentleman

u competent tOinstruct the Scientific and English
brsnches apd also in Infantry Tactics is wanted as rest
dtut Teacher IN boarding school near the city Address
G. GILBERT care of Box No 299. New-York; and state
terri and qualifications. loi "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16

SERVANTS.--A great variety of we'll
~ selected Servants suitable for private houses and ho-
tels, wanting employment at c. MASON'S OIL
ces Nos $50 Broadway and 1879 BOwlly Terms-Yearly
subscription 80 cents otherwise, Is cents No pains will
be spared TO render satisfaction NJ B.-Men and Boys
suit for respectable psymtnt always on hand
l0f 3tawiwMW&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
VERMovr.-The Opposition in this noble

vEExoyr.-The Opposition in this noble
State are now undergoing transformation. Ia
ls49. having no hope Of spoils from abroad. tho
great mass of the sham Democracy formed = CO.
aIition with the Free Soil party, (which they
christened Free Democracy and went in ;
for the chances Of pickings from carrying the
State. The game fsiled by close vote, but the
attempt renewed next year, and again last
year, but with uniform III success, though the CO.
alition passed irst-rats Free Soil resolves, and
even went the length Of accusing Gen. Taylor
and his Cabinet Of trying to plant Slavery in Cali
fornia--a most outrageous but not wholly inef-
fective fabrication. Beaten on that tack, the
regulars are now coming hard round on the other
casting of their Abolition associates of the last
three years, reafiuing the Baltimore resolves OF
40, "A and '4s, and choosing Delegates to the
approaching Convention. Stephen Thomas OF
West-Farlee, lately Coalitonist, is the Delegate
elect from the Hid District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
TIE LAST OF THE PRIsoys.- The old

building formerly standing at the northwest
ner of Trinity church yard, Ia Lumber-st, has been
eveled to the earth. Il built for sugar house 10
ISL and the walls, after standing century showed
sohdity that seemed good for thousand years. 1t 10
stated in some Of the cy papers that this edifce was
used az prison while the British held the city during
the Revolutions but this is not the fact; prisoners
were ever confined there, and except that il for
brief period sert of magazine the house could claim
no historical interest was only ightworthy becsuse
ii was Of the very few old Dutch eces which have
stood until Our day. having escaped fire and improve
nlent probably because of its isolated position the
corner Of Trinity Churchyard where trade has not
til now laid his saenegous hands. deep vault under
the center Of the building but for many years past filed
nearly to the top with rubbish Is object Of interest
Some say that this hole filed with American
patriots but (as have stately that il others
say that we'll reservoir, partially filed with
water and that Is not unlikely since il is certain that
the waters of the North River at time up al
most to Trinity place, Qumber ST. which the build
ing fronted We promise no greater interest In
visit to the present ruin than lively appreciation Of
the sohdity of ancient mostar-work compared with
the fimsy structures which occasionally tsmble down
adsys before thry sre finished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
RL Il nossible that any one will har-

Dor any longer The obnoxious vemin and Insects mas i.ie
tier dwellings, restssrants hotsa ships farr a. saeh =
Ran Mica Cockroaches, AntS, Ground Mica, Moies bee
m ks whom thsrs is eaeetua srcls for me exesI
of them IN this city Juss east your eye over no
respectable list Of persons and places HENRY j. CosSA
No. ~ Broadway, refers you to, va:
Mr.. Hodges, Carlton HOUSE.
T. Dennonioo, DelmoDco's Hotel
Clarke Bailey. Howard House.
Capt FCwer, Pacific Hotel
Mercer House
Empire City House.
Johnsons (ate Shelly's) Restaurant
J. Faylor Confectioncr, Broadway.
Upeon's Restaurant, Broadway and Leonadse
John Genin, the Halter.
L. D. Buisse, No As John-st
PV Kins, No Al SouthM
BENZ Wood, No. 10 Mscdoussist
VIM H Upderhil No $50 BroomeA
washington Market Clerks Watchmen, bfches Fes'
men, and ell the others.
Center Market tbs same
houssudg Of others could he named Believe not ne eef
Sestes published by Others bat inquire OF the persons
in tem then YOU will not be deceived Go and inquire
and t,y yourselves of any Of all the above persons or
places named of the wonderful efficacy Of Cors 6xse,
rnnstor Remember that CosTAKs Depotn NO ~ nroso-
way n Y. Remember three fours t444)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
UrAH.-We have news from Deseret to

UrAH.-We have news from Deseret to
the 2lst of February, three months later than our
previous advces. The Legislature assembled Jan.
], and adjourned Feb. Is. A special session had
been called by the Governor to complete work left
undone. Gov. Brigham Young's Message is in
teresting. The publications concerning Gov.
Young at Washington provokes considerable dis
cussion in Utah. A lady had appeared at public
assembly clothed in Buckskin Sack! Prayer
meetings prevalent in Utah that there was
no time to attend to dancing! We have made out
an interesting summary of news which shall ap-
pear in our Evening Edition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

~. The Battle Of Lerington--the first
deliberate conflict in the American Revolution
was fought on the 10Th Of April, l'75-seventy-
seven years ago this day. The parties were de-
tachment of British light troops sent from Boston
to destroy depot Of rebel munitions at Concord,
Mass, and the Lexington company Of Militia,
who, hearing of the approach of the British had
been hastily assembled at daybreak to oppose
their progress There was in fact no battle-the re-
bells being overwhelmingly outnumbered, and only
standing to receive one close volley from the Brit
ish, by which a number were killed and wounded.
They then broke and fed, and the British pro-
ceeded and destroyed the stores at Concord, but
were closely pursued on their retreat by con-
stanty increasing force of rebels who hired at
them with deadly effect from every wood and from
behind every WALL until they were covered near
Boston BY fresh troops sent to their relief. The
importance of this conflict lies wholly in its
effect ON the public mind of the Colonists, already
intensely excited by Royal assaults on their Lib
critics. As the news spread, nearly every New
Highlander dropped his ak, seized his musket and
started, and in few days Gen. Gage with eight
thousand regulars found himself besieged in Bos-
ton by an impromptu army of twenty thousand
men, The battle of Lexington was the tocsin OF
the Revolution.
jonathan Harrington, the last survivor OF
the Americans who received that first British vol
ley at Lexington, is now President of the Lexing-
ton Monument Association which is endeavoriug
10 erect suitable memorial of the events Of April
10, l775. We trust this end may be accom-
nlish,d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
MIcHIeAs.-TheD Detroit Tribune states

MIcHIGAN.-The Detroit Tribune states
that the Delegation to the Wing National Con-
vention from Michigan are strong Scott men, and
that the story that they uncommitted on the
Presidency is all moonshine. The Wing members
of the last Legislature unanimously recommended
Gen. Scott as the choice Of the State. The names
Of the Delegates are At Large-DAvrD SMART,
IA very worthy and influential adopted citizen and
native of Scotland,) and JAMES M. EDMUNDs.
District-Henry X. Williams, George E. Pomeroy,
Hezekiah 6. Wells, and William NJ. Thompson.
They were not instructed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

NEw-YoRK LEGIsLATURE.-In addition
to those already noted, acts were passed reducing
the State Tax from half mill to one-quarter Of a
mill on the dollar, amending the Militia Act and
the Code Though in what respect doth not clearly
appear) and increasing the number Of State Pupils
in the N. Y. Institution for the Deaf and Dumb.
The Senate appointed the State Engineer and
the Chairman of its Railroad Committee tMr.
Bartlett) Commission to investigate the subject
of Railroad Accidents and report a bill for their
prevention at the next session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

CoNGREss.-Neither House was in ses-
hon on Saturday.
LEersLArURE.-The Legislature ad-
journed on Saturday morning at o'clock
T Kossuth passed quietly through Phil
sdepha on Saturday, and was to spend yesterday with
Bishp Doane at Burlington, N Preparations are made
for his reception at trenton, Newark, Jersey City, &c
u News from Europe by the America
and tho Arctic, will be found In our columns this morn
ing.
n News from Mexico, by telegraph
from Baltimore England Spain and Russia had united
with the United States In protesting against recent Me
can Custom House regulations
II For the general current of news
consult the columns at large and when found" sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
NJ Avn CpRyys Goops, DIRECT PROM

l.yc, .nd exsernvo seo Of new AID eiegAnI
Sprins soods commencing on Monday April - censsn{
Of plain and embroidered Grape shaw pisan ana nsiSSa
SIN. sunnsr silks Baresea Bsrese Dean Chairs IRE
nadipss Tisue Pans printed Mu'iIns sill and n9n %
49, Unconventional ths richest and nlos beautiful denSns
pn~ble 70 imagine O. BoDiSs, No. 81, Grandst o'f-
.er of Orchard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
Delegates to Baltimore.

VERMoNT.-Hon. Stephen Thomas of
West Fairlee, has been appointed Delegate to
Baltimore from the Hid District. He is said to be
a Free Soiler. Col. Jacob Kent of Wells River
has been appointed as his substitute.
MAIsE.-In the LIST District, Hon. William C..
Allen of Alfred was unanimously chosen Dele
gate and Hon. Moses Mcdonald, substitute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
~ GouRAup's Liquid Hair Dive j,

positively, without exception resevation the very hest
invcHted Dr. GoURAvps established reputation a.
Chemical Philosopher guarantee that il This Dye
never stains the sk requires drying in the SUM- no trou-
BILE and possesses the singular property Of nous-
ing the hair making so and Equally renowned u
GouRAups Italian Medicacd Soap for curing tan pimp,es
freckes saowues CHAPS cracks chafe& and all skin do
ag,nitcS Poade Subtle uproo,s hair from low forehesd
upper ps or any part of the body Liquid Rouge or pale
sheeks ard ps flair Clos and Lily White. Found a. DIR.
GovRAvDs old established Laboratory, Ne 81 Walkers
near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
CAsH JoBBrre SToRE.--TO THE ATTsN

CAsu JoBBrre SroRE.-To THE ATr1N-
xvos1 a. saREwp MERcHANTs--NIse SEPARATE AND De
STncr ORGANIZATIONS UHDEa OsB fIsa-we csn INV
- st extenGye assortment of Goods offered Ia TINS csy
or svsssm i division Of Goods under the head Of DS
ssrtssots with separate organization end scooun~; IN
SSrW eperxv economy and ability
~ Heads ST Departments educated Ton the ~son ma
Aufv thsy are called upon to perform.
E3sissry Department. Samuel 0roocock. rurcnas0 ma
White Goods Department Henry K 0kssts, Purchaser
Cspss and Oil Cloth Department w. p Barry, Purcaas's
Woo,en Dep,rtmeot and al Goods suited for Mems Wesr
"a de fnmnn therefor. Dexter Taany Purchaser sne
vsfss Notion Department separate and distinct stock
cIriefe a. any establishment exclusively N the nne
IoSn n Shelly PuSchaser and Manager.
Flint and 0ngham Department. B. O. Mouiton, roxchase
ma John q. Plimpton, Manager
Donneetic Goods Department. r g. Moulton, Purchsses
snd John q. Phmpton Manager
Womeu's Dress Goods Department X o. Moulton. rm'
shseeg md John g. Plmpton, Manager
On Goods ere offered ct NET CASH PRIcss, undsus0s
re reauesed TO call and examine the merits OF our
uro6eiops and inquire for Mr.. Pmpon who VIII MAKE
fhsm scouauted with the head of each Department
oar Ready Made Clothing Department Il managed excIa.
ivejv by William Gardner the garments are msnuiee"re9
md so up BY him. and provebial for theu style sno
- rrsrsred 20 snt liberal terms of credit Ready
nv C,otJs;ns fwEEpy MoULToN PLIMPToN.
Importers and Jobbers, No. Al Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
Observation-Disclosures v. Potter {

RHODE IsLAND.-Americus V. Potter Ia
General under Gov Dorr) was on the 10Th chosen
Representative from Providence the vote stand
mg-Potter Opp 5000; James L. Rhodes
tWhig) 1925; Mathewson (do.) 277; Scattering
90 Potter over all others, 95. Wing feuds have
secured this result. As a Wing Legislature was
already secured, and Mr.. Potter is understood to
favor Ten-Hour Law, Homestead Exemption and
other Reforms, we hope his election will result
in good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
~ FowLERs IL WELLS, Phrenologists
snd Publiahen Clinton Hail. No. ISL Nassaust, NewYork
oud No l42 Washlnston-st.. Boston.
REApr-MADE CLOTHING A

REApY-MADE CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE,
Toa CASE on CREDr.This department Of our business =
under the direction and management Of William Gardner
hs hss had long experience and Is practical and tasty IN
ths branch Of business We invite the attention Of dealers
70 the style Of this stock particularly
Lsht Profits the system have adopted oeens con-
WINGED that tho populsr We prepared 10 ant
hbsrul terms of credit In this department
We solicit inspection Of the stock from close buyers
TWEypy MouL TON 4 PLIMPToN, No ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
A New AND ELEGANT STYLE or VESTS.

w. T. JENNINGS Co. No, ~ Broadway have nitro
perfectly unique and already attracting the attention OF
mon Of 1shion. Tho firm has received from Europe 2
counties variety Of vestns embracing patterns OF al
simple These they making up with beautiful braid
bndngs of the material the goods and embracing
the Same coloss the itself The edgug runs along the
collar and down the 'front.' and the effect Gngusry chastc
Shchs and pleasne These Vests are certainly among tho
most elegant articles Of resdymads clothing We have seen
this season. and asnlas perfectly with the patterns
for psntsoona The cut Of their clothing whether made
b measure kept for sale. u uns4ualed msht nom
JENNINGS u q thing unknown. w. r. JENNINGS Co,
No. 81 Broadway American Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

B The Supreme Court at Washington
on Tuesday decided the of the Clamorgan grant,
under which half a million Of acres of land were
claimed in the State Of Arkansas. The decision Is in
favor of the Government and against the validity Of the
claim The large tract of country covered by it, there
fore falls into the of the public lands, and d sub
iect TO sale and settlement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

The CANAL ENLARGEMENT.--The con-
stitutionalty Of the Canal Enlargement act of last
summer has been fully argued before the Court Of
Appeals, which will render judgment thereon at
special term to be held at Albany on the second
Tuesday ulth) of May. Until then, we presume
the Canal Auditor will pay no drafts for work done
under the contracts of last December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

-WLo will succced to the Austrian Premier
ship il is impossible to conjecture with any cons
denre. The pnrc il not one OF rosss. and there Is
nothing IN tie nspec. OF the future to add 10 the
ease or the satisfaction atteading the enjoyment
az IL hou0Ts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
u~Let ii be widely known that DAyrs's

great discovery Of the Rshyene lpce 80 cents bottle
will enable those whose hair has tyned gray
i original color wout the AID Of dyes II acts upon and
stimulates the cooas glands anu spfodaoes the ogus col
oEnx matter For sale by the proprietor VIM DAVIS Lud-
low ere door from Grand; c. H. Ring No. 1879 Broadway;
y. Cock Cos 10 s79 Wsshing;<n-st; W. III. Cary Co,
2i5 Pssrs T. and TOT sale BY Druggists and Psyfume
an general