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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-31
.pemocracy I'm America.'
same as ever

It is q common remark of our opponents that
their party must generally triumph IN Elections
because the majority of the People are Demo-
Gratis If this were merely intended to assert
that they believe their party has the greater
number ON its side, we should let 1T pass Tor
what it is worth. But the observation is In
tended TO imply moro than this. IL imports
that there is some great elementary principle of
Popular Sovereignty and Equality which their
party especially embodies or represents and that,
this commends them to tue favor Of the greater
number of our Countrymen.
We meet this with plain aud plump denial,
and appeal from Assertion to History. 1t is not
true that the party claiming to be Democratic
has eyinced any special or superior regard Tor
the Equal Rights IF all men. Tic truth is Just
the reverse OF this.
Take the treatment of the African Race for
an example. Whether this Race is entitled to
AN. EQUALITY of Political Franchises gs well as
!. Civil Rights with the Whites, We will not here
d;scuss, since essential Democracy takes the af-
firmative for granted. We are now testing pre-
tensions to exclusive Democracy, and we need
: not here show that Democracy is right. That
. wrong, degradation, contumely, have been heaped
on the Blacks by men of all parties and OF no
party. is unquestionable. BUTT is equally noso-
xious that the party claiming to be Democratic
has uniformly eyinced far more hostility 10 their
admission to Political Rights than has the oppo-
site party. An inspection of the Constitutions
framed under the ascendency of the two parties
respectively will establish this. The history of
onr own existing Constitution affords evidence
directly in point. There was in the Convention
a strong majority of those claiming to be Demo-
crats. This majority was very urgent for the
abolition Of the Property Qualification required
BY the old Constitution in voting for Senators
only, tunder which, by the way, the Democrats
! almost always carried the Senate, while tho Fed
srahsts cficn had tie Hoaso.) This abolition
was carried, with very lutte opposition. But The
disqualification thus removed from poor white
man In regard TO y single Office was imposed on
poor black men with regard to all offices. 1t
was decrced, by thoroughly Democratic vote
ali tho FedeIalists and some Democrats
spposins that no citizen OF AfEiesa descen;
should vote for any officer whatever unless he
posssssed nnencumbered Real Estate of the
value Of $3.50. And even since, the few blacks
entitled to vote under This rigorous restriction
sre apt to be kicked away from the Polls by
elhe Democracy when they venture to appear
there. Soin Ohio, where most oppressive laws
against the Blacks have been enacted uniformly
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Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
WILLIAM EvrnD.lt, Esq. President. in the Char.

WILLIAM EvERDELL, Esq. President. in the Chair.
Pe.itiops-By Mr. Voothies-Of sundry persons
TO have 18th street regulated between Sh and 9th avenues To
CON- Streets 49,
correction of tax. To Board of Supervlser
lritat,ot-Fom Clinton Tent No. IS o. oil r. to attend
Repgr,s@Of the Finance Committee adverse correcting
assessment ses1s. nsalns; John iieIdman. Adopted.
~ street fGH lien O f ss 7" from Ad soaeo,,
CS@ntnHcati0a-Ffom the Comptroller, with ordinance
appropriation to Assessors OF several Wards
Communication Of the Comptroller. with COPY ofpIenmble
resolutions of the Gommissl9ners OF Inc SnsaG Fund III
Petition-Of sndy persons asking assistance to Mr. H.
Miner Deputy Sheriff. who WINS Injured by rot al the Fail
hume be- T Included %d, Fshe1 A s ss
By The sanie-In favor of peoning for INV making the
violation of Corporation ordinance punishable by mpon-
Rv Mr. TncIer-For an act authorizing the Assessors OF
moned corporations, personal Ptope'ty OF nS'een' &c
By the same-Resoution relative to application fof law
in relation TO collection Of taxes Adopted.
reosiIs OF .chcoI houses the ih Wad. Concurred in
Amending the ordinance for well and pump in 4 street,
by changing Assessors. Concurred III.
IN favor Of rendering squares named to the Wash
inston Monument Association Referred TO Special Com
In favor Of numbering part of 18th and Suyvesan stTee
la tnvor offering reward for the apprehension Of the per-
son or persons who injured Mr.. Mcnn by throwing oil OF
Pst;t,pa"0f Mr. VIM c. Bryant. the tax.
From he board Of 7idrmsnIn favor Of Plying Charles
Mken, Clerk IN Supe1tendent OF streets Siiee % cents
picatinn lor offices. -
Report-of Finance COMMITTEES favor of paying Mack
Oakley s37 in full Of NIL demands. Adopted.
In late hln Parker TO his night as an exempt renan
Concnrred in
By him. ConcufrcdIn
Inc Board then adjourned.
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TtIFi,

;, On Sun.ay evening. ELIZABETH PRATT -,
II: Booth ~ the %iii year OF her aye Ts,esC,
The fcnds OF ss iainily are ,avi;ssl 10 ai,.,.,,,
Tues lsy siteGloon at3 O'Clock u ,bs,, tas ses,,
Place. third door sbose Fiisen,A s;,eei. sSss
GA Suadsy morning. 18Th ms a, half r,..,,
lingering llasS. of euEsunlptcn ahrh \. 80 ~ u ~,
i,ith and resignation. HENRY T. nix se s y ,,C.
The Tread. Of the family are r,sr..,fos, az
hs iupcfl!. without farther av,stioo H.. s.s ssns,
4, IL. tSon Tse;S,cal az = smpps lei NJ
zig, JOHN : NELLY, II suent nssi q re,,, y. u.
at3ts Pm. DIVERSITY Poe, a.,
Ye,ier:4y rpoTnur 3l,a inst CAROLINE v,r,.
daughter Of the late In Nehemiah Sn.s s,s eSaEgTR
III ,hs 81 year al her axe. - '''ias'stt la ~
o. }, S 5ods.; =sh 'a'i, ELlzABErR FRANCES !,
wan! w. Pem5efton. 'n' wa a D.
HSALTu or TBE CiTy.-frul the repe,t Of ,h.,,.
tor. 1t appears that The whole number of is., i ~ %
iof the wees end'ng December 18th. was lso-or al
men. sswomen, ~ boys and 5 slsof ,h,,
secs. OF apcpeSy. OF asthma, .. SIeor ss'SA
from lungs, burned or scated. OF eazes, tsss
iafinuin. OF colo. 50 Of consumption. II az @
oi Group ot cosgesbon Of brsn Of co,r,x,s>.
of debility. of drop'y OF dropsy Ia TIE hca '
the chest sof ts sentey, of fever scarlet, sor .N
oil dtease OF the heart, OF hoopJns cough 'es
oa oi br.ln. Soi Inflammation OF bowels Of i,s,..A
oil neaFt Il o' inilammauoa CT iuns,. Of inf,
throat, OF nfuen<a, OF killed murdered S .,
of measles, OF moTiiealiea. OF Old ase =,
rheumatism, 3of scrofuia OF ,uiF0ea,icn os
tumor. OF ulcers. and unknown % wee pna,
age. too. lS;2 io5. L 10 10. i:loiaa7.anav
to 70. 10: 10 TO %, 10; 0;o6o 9; 62,o707 rOt,sa
80 g. unknown J. lbs were natives Of The l,,,As So.
O LELAND OF England, OF Scotland. Of e. :
France, oil Portugal and unknown. wa, firm ~. =,
House from Bellevue Hospital from CITY no,,,,l az
Blackwell, Island. aud from l.. |. FsIu,.. ''N
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THE WING ALMANAC FOR 1915.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
rSt.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Common Notes, Echpses. sc. for 1915
CENSUS, Population of tie World.
do. oft Unitell STATES.
do Of Indians within borders of the
United States.
Revenue and Expenditures of u. s Government for ISL
Calendars adapted all States and Territories IN the United
States.
The Past and the Future. cEditoriai9
Were the Wings beaten by Fraud? (EdItoriG!)
Vote. for Presidents and Vice Presidents from l7s to 1874
New. YORK Elections for Governor since 1883
The DECLARATION OF IaDEPESpEsc.-
Names of the siGner of do
The CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES with the
Amendments.
WAsHIsoToS's FAREWELL ADDRESS.
Number of Presidential Electors from each State, ane the
manner in which the votes were cast IN lsii
President and Cabinet Officers with their Salaries
judges ofSuprene Court and sala'ies
United States Senators, 18th Congress
Members House OF Representatives, aosh congress.
STATE DEPARTMENT.
Salaries and number of Clerks Secretary Of States oce
DO. do do. Patent Office.
do of Ministers and Consuls and Diplomatic Agents IN
different parts of the world.
Treasury DEPARTAENr
Salaries and Clerks.
SALARIES and Officer, of the Cus;o, several States.
Registers and ReceIyer.-Lerd otticc.
Surveyors.
United States MINIS, Offce1 and Salaries.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Number OF Clerks and Salaries.
Storekeepers. Masons. Carpenters, Biscksmit Inspect
or, Physicians, Interpreters. Farmers. Gunzuiths.
Agents, sc. SIC. sc. with Selaries
ARNy-Iniantry, Dragons. Riacmen- &c
Military Academy
Army Lst-Pay of the Army-Rank and Grade.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Clerks Secretary Department.
Navy Lst-G7ade and Pay. Conmansers, Surgeons.
Lieutenants, Purscrs, Chsplains Engineers, SIC.
Vessels of War il United States Navy, names I'D number
ofguns.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Clerks. sc. in the Department.
Number of oices in each States, of Postage
received and amount pad Contractors in each STATE.
JuplcrARY DEPARTMENT.
Judges, ps,Hc, A,toIaeys. SC. with Salaries
sflsCEil,sEpCs.
C9yerno-s uf Teros;e.. .pease of Puic Printing. ga
larses of Members of Congress, &c.
Times OF holding Election. IN the different States.
TARIFF OF DUTIES articles imported into the United
Stnies. alphabetically arranged.
3r CLAYs Speech al Ashland the 9Th of DecembE l4i
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION Returns of ell tbs States.
Pnce 1al5 eents-sI per dozen. or 81 per loo
Of Postmasters renting 81 will receive l3 copies.
GREELEY s sEcELRATH, Tribune BuldinEs,
DO New York.
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New YEAR's DAY.-The advent Of the New
Year is close upon US to-day we close up the re-
cords Of the past and turn over new leaf. Ii is
pleasant custom that OF ushering in the newborn
wear with the Joyous salutations and right merry
greetings of generous hearts; and especially SO
when these are accompanied by the Friendship S
offsripgs,' The Keepsakes, The Books Of Beau
~ ard THE Gifts OF the season-the gorgeous
display of which. at LAseLEY's Store, No. g
Aster House, presents SO rich galaxy OF bibiio-
graphic beauty. yisit 10 the above establishment
viii ensure an almost endless variety OF elegant
Gift Books, which may be obiained al reduced
nricee
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POLK AND JAcxsoS.-T'he Cincinnati Enquirer
mentions the arrival in that city OF sir. w II. Polk
brother of the President elect, VINO informed the
Editor that the latter would leave Columbia for
WASHINGTON between tie lst and the loih ct Feb
ruary.
Mr. w H Polk stated that he mad visited Con
jackson within few days, AMI found him qtite Zee
Bile, being now unable to walk.
FIKE-On the Goth inst. about six o'clock p. NJ
the upper wooden iactory, near Hinesburgh Village,
VI. owned by Messrs. Orrin Murray aud John >.
Patrick, took fire, and in short time consumed,
together with nearly all its new and highly saua-
ble machinery and other contents. The loss is es-
mated at $4,000. Insurance in the Mutual Office,
about $500.
E1ys The large woolen factory at South Dan.
vile. VI. owned By Simeon Harvey, Esq. was en-
lirely consumed bY FIRE on Sunday morning, the 22d
inst. with It's machinery and large LOT of manu-
featured cloths. Loss $4,000 to $4,000. No
insurance
MuRpEr.-A murder, under aggravated circum-
stances. was committed near tie mouth OF Green
River (Iiy.) on the 7th Dec. The person murdered
went by The name Indian Jim
Miss WEBsrER.-The LEANS tan Observer says:
awe understand that the members OF the Jury, IN
consideration OF her sex, signed petition to The
Governor for her pardon"
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Police Omce.

Charges of Thefl-Patr;ck Waters was arrested
and committed for stealing wood from Captain Hopper.
Edward Tncker was arrested and committed suspicion Of
having stolen sundry articles Of clothing found IN his possession
sy officer Bowyef.
BIZ, rlarious Eatrances-The premises OF John
B.ylle No & William street, butglauousy entered last
night and robbed of cloaks and other ARTICLES.
rIa store of lanes 4 Clark No. 2S4 Hudsonsrest.
entered BY means OF false keys lasi night and
rubsed OF cloths Sc OF the value of sl with which tho
burglars escaped
Bisamv-A man named Anthony O'Conrer
aims Wright was arrested on chnrge Of bgamy by officer
alo. VIZ That he married the llth May last 20 Lucy
Hart having on the April l. previously married Helen
Ann Knapp who ,l aiiye The accused IVES committed
To
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N,pIyry l. rpy SPICE OF LIFE and also the key
tremendous crowds which throng the American u.ei
for rival place of amusement offers such guinxy OF talent
and the consequence that cLens and strangers rush te
en- oqssr 10 be delighted Western Individually the son OF
Mnmus for he posses the most aughefpovokng faculties
of ans man under The and with the md oil m talented Indy
and members of the furnishes two neanses that
cnt needs to be hean 10 be nppeciaied makes his
second bow Tonight having been received last evening with
decided and meted favor Care viii execute three bennt!
hi dances IN her inrnaby graceful style while Made
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BALrinosE.-We learn
from tie Baltimore Sun that i,e broke out IN that
City ou SUNDAY evening IN the range oil buildings al
the corner OF Pratt ADD South streets occupied by
number oil tenants which proved 10 BE- the most de-
sructiye with which that City has been visited for
a long time.
When frs, discovered, the IRE was breaking out
OF Il shoe store occupied by Bmyer & Son, and
from the cracker bakery OF Richard c. Mason and
The shoe store of J. II. Il Edward Shear'e. TIE
entr. stock OF the three establishments was de-
stroyed, or nearl, so. The next establishment was
the tobacco factory OF Charles Ingram, which WAS
DESTROYED, with its contents. The loss must be
great, The whole range o. buildings from Com,
:nsrce street 10 Southstreeg totally destroyed,
EXCEPT the corner houss on Commerce-Slre-r, an !
tina, was greatly injured aud burlit,e OF all they
cantared was saved except in damaged condition.
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SPLENDID HArs.-Spencgr, 81 Chambers-stieet,
has prepared large supply Of his beautiful hats 10
meet the demSnd which TIE Holiday season always
brings. On ordinary occasions it Nay do TO buy
your Beavers al the first shop, but for New Year
Hat we say by nil means 20 TO Spencer.
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From PsRr.-The u. 5. tphadelphis) Gazette
contains letter written fran the U. 5. Fiisate Sa-
vannah u, Calico Bay, l7ih July last: (" Since /
last wrote you We have had qnite revolution bere,
General Veyaucho has los, tbs Presidency, and
Elias Domingo Elias is proclaimed President
By proclamation OF the Congress NOW assemhieJ.-
Their, was aa embargo on all vessels Tor icw DAYS
but now trade seems 10 begin TO resume It's former
operations, although business seems 10 be rather
dull.
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the Park.

ScorrIsH MISsTRELsY.-Mr. C!irehugh gave his
first Lecture on Scottish minsresy at The Society
Library last evening, 10 very select though not
numerous suditory. This being his first effort as q
public speaker, we must be allowed 10 congratulate
him upon his success in mnistering 10 the gralca-
ton OF his hearers. The study Of Scottish Min
stresy has evidently been passion with him isf
many years and he has acquired a vast land OF IN
formation upon the subject, which Ii is his object III
the Course of Lectures now undertaken, 10 conimu-
nicate. He only needs experience to become as en-
tertuining lecturer ss he is singer and we hope
he may receive The support which he go richly de-
serves. Some of his songs last evening were sung
with much feeling and in fine taste. There are feo-
pie enough in our Csy OF Scottish origin to say nc
thing Of others, TO give him large audience, and We
are persuaded ne will get itnext lime.
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u BLacxwooo's MAGAZINE for December has
been reprinted here by L. Scott & Co. 1, hes
articles on Injured Ireland Edmund Burke
Nelson's Dispatches, Scotch Banking, and Gui-
To-, beside the usual variety Of lighter papers.
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AZ -, - Nosb.Y, De. "


AsHEse market quiet but c sSSss ss sSeaaf
and IS Pearls for export LIs.a N
COTTON-Thcre ~ 4 fair ia1lify 70 dal, as ~
stiff. The Transactions reach l1D baie :" q, ~,
pearancc of the market is more healthy thaa o,s T.s
and there is, If any thing tendency .p d1u1p
eve that the market low as @ 81 & to
The fine grade, are scaFce and linn rsast
eFLOUR AND MEAIc-Ths Flour market n sr 49, re
change1the demand light and eelasi: sss ~ b
sold to-day alta 5 and some allchisrn q ss,Ssr ~
not plenty, and se Ct 53 ~ 10 mn IN are rp
rhe sses are ony for the usGa! supply Of M Csss
town. Bfandywinet &c G2 ~ R.@.h%csiCS5
Try held Mt IS; the sAt titles were w.
lag out Of store at s7. ig small quastslias y
lot was oftered At Az Jsney Steal 'eins III
without much inquiry. Bag Meal SIX a ~ e' De's.g H.
GRAIN-Yhe Wheat in tho market ha, NJ 90 M, ~
iS e he em sG s. 3. $50 bs,he, Nss eSy a.,
cred 500 do old At 81 c;s wgt 6lC0 DO pss 81. eS,ss
Skea meg Foi a BAILEY there ~ no Gemsnd
ct' and quiet. sales 300 bushels Va. dtsi es ,.te
WHISKY-1he.e are we believe, baHes e Y. isoss
HAY-There were 1o bales Staten Island sad4 ssr ..s.
Hay ,od on Saturday a: b Cts. for shpa'ea'-
sEEDTherc continues b demand 3D., 10 sss
e e, ~hI sas = a1 reFs I'D sd All
asked Roush Il 10 good demand ntn " ! II ~ =. ,,,s
BEEsyyAX-sales small parcel, al @sE a'i - =. .,.t
TALI.Oyy-rhere is 4 good demand fes pnns ~ ps:n.
few lots 10 ,he market we quote rs ~ q" - Baysb
PRoyIsIoNsIn Pork there 2 bs Ct i,,e iG; Y.
n ne ou ssles 80 bis Reef Sap 3 PIs
Is with oI Offered for 200 bbI. Bel eI ,ss Il L. Ls
nd a soa4s5 aade goa Some .9i ~ are
n &c.. The make, very firm md SUPPL Ra
iIn. for export at 5a c;s Inc s.aS Se% ksd II o.
v,ru Ca,t,e market 80. Dec. ".
lRsponed for tie n. Y. Tnbaas.j ,,d1n
!. market, go Beef c,nie. 10 Cows ard cars'' 90 :
Sheep and LaEbs. 47so525 Eses
very few If .ai.l qpalif '1d >. - ,as5; 81
ei s..a .d 1J Isn5se quote the latter Ell &c 's'
"a rs or Sheep. ...,,t.. at ana 80.
H.y-No change froD, lad wees.
searfs and .a. 9
g William .is; hss ssa Of ~ q rs Guss
.sl". and p.itefa. Al. Dssfrs Cows,
LlSsns, Opera Nv
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MONDAY.
Board OF Supervisors.
Hen. JArEs HAgrER, Mayor, IN the char.
Z. L.. IN ,,,cr.. r,,f.aiYc

Hcn JAslEs HAAFkK' HaJUl, TT 1Ie o''7ll-
Several petitions for reeffrorn tax were received
and referred
The Committee on Annual Taxes reported fasor OF cor
rectng to st S,ephen Church, Mes osen Hcm nan
Johu GIc--;nni, Margaret GT.n~oo Thomas lipy Etw
- Halliday. John w Teior. Jchn VI Howe, lester Ws,i
VIM. McNamee. 4. C. Street. w =. Wetmarr- John W
Nor=an Rev IT. Veunelye and w. w. L.vennore
The petitions Of = person. named for relief ifom TAX were
denied the Board having power 10 remit them
bl nf the Sheriff f1r ADVERTISING various pspers The
General Election. received and referred
Bi of < FIRE. for bringing RobeT; Sutton from Phade
pha amounting 10 SO. asc referred
Inc Beard adjourned.
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Men. with scan'd, marr'd and red or fisry faces,
Disgrace 10 manly health or muniy graces.
RepulsIve walking lbels natural beauty,
Here read In pninest terms your proper duty:
Go with clear conscience and with clenrer thought
To the address below when you have used and bought
4 cake Of Jones famous Chemical Soap,
All scars and marks will vanish, aye, elope
From your disfgured face. Beauty teigns
On cheek. neck. on chin hands, on brow.
Dc5- For ERUPrIoNs, CHAPPD FLESH, or Disagreement
dscoored skn nothing has acted charmngly
the genuine Jones Italian Chemical Soap II mparts utmost
lnsananeosy the skin smoohness cearness aud a
sotnes truly beautiful The ceores; fact of excellence
that counterfeited all directions; therefore. nd ret
but Jones Soap buy where ele but the Of
the American Eagle, ~ Cbathamsteet 3 Br0sdwny be
careful. tn the right numbers, you cheated or @
fuonstree Brooklyn Siue-s,reet, Boston, d2 2t cod
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r,n-nnv.a ontside.

First Pose-Curiostios Of Literature; Rokansky's ANA
tony The Monthly Rose Alabama on Repudiaon' Meet
ing on Capital Punishment: Battle OF Trenton; eanaGa
W ye,r,s Lesson: Dr. Reese and the CoIsmon Schools
Tender hlctces of Nicholas Drainage and Seweage Anu
Rent Disturbances Voice from Prison; TRIAL under the
Bankrupt Law. ~
last Page-The Tuscan Gn-a Poem, by J. A Shea lie
formed Conyic, Lecturers Slavery-the Source OF Power
Civ bteligence
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Apyrgr,sEMEN.

We recommend 20 cur readers who are il want Of
Solar Lamps, Giranaoles, Silver-Plated CAKE Bas-
ke.s, Tea Trays, Coffee Uns, Cetlefy, or Tea
Sets, TO call OF S,outenburgh, l43 Futon-street.
He has large and elegant assortment al very low
prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-31

g The LEGO. Focos Of Charleston, S. c. have
invited Hon. Jas. X. Polk, President elect, 10 pay
them visit on his way to Washington.
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S-A splendid performance at the NewYork Museum the
afternoon Ths Orsng. ouans qnd an infinite variety OF
c every description of Entertainment that be mentioned
and MI for one Shilling Z performance also the evening.
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r. THE wHIo ALMANAC for la45 IS now reody
See advertisements 10 another columa.

S- TaE DAILY TRIBUNE served at an early hour in
oar, Of this CITY Brooklyn, NINE CENTS week pays
be to the Garner TO those who prefer il at the same rate
for SIX months year. payable q, the Office IN advance
Persons wishing be served viii please send IN their neu'
through tae Post Office or otherwise.
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oo,,rt Caisndar-Thts day.

C,acUIr CouRT-Nos. e, 4, IS, 40, so, 81, 81,
SO, 33l, 33a, 1873, 81, So.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos- IS, 81, l, SO, 81, IS, So
IN IA 80
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n We call attertion to the advertisement OF
aIeszrs. CAREY & HAKT IN smother column :
T!-is dae books az for sale IT mast o: ih- Beck
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SERIOUS FIRE-Betw-en7 and O'Clock On Sat
urday evening, large building at the corner OF
Barker-st. connected with Inc large Foundry and
iron Works of ]. Morris g. Co. at the corner OF
schuylkill, 9TH and Msrket-streeis. with consld-
,rab: quantity of patterns mats rial, tools and ma
chinsry was entirely destroyed. The fire broke out
in The pattern shop, and is supposed 10 have been
Inc work of au incendiary. The loss is heavy, but
believed to be covered by insurance.
TPh;l Gazette, yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-31

81 THE oRrHEAN FAMILY, assisted by MIR.
FeAycis H. Brown, will give Concert at the
Society Library on Friday Evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-31

u THlsLwuL's GREECE, Part ". hes Just
he, n issucd bv The fIarps,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-31

sY= There will be no performance at the Opera
this evening, Oh accoun, OF the illness oil Anlosnni
Tomorrow evening the Opera of Ceneren'O will
he nerfornetj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-31

U The Tribune declares no such thing. SPe
said three Wing papers. Correct this misreprc-
sentaton, and the Ensign's reply is poin'lcss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-31

B A NEw-YEAR's BALL will be given on
Wednesday Evening, JAZZ |, at Constitution Hotel,
corner of FRS, Avenue aud Tenth-sgeet. See ad-