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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17

NEw-Yoax TaIprSE AND orasELF-Ouf It'e 10
Gree e.. Of the y. Y Tribune, heE!ns 70 - 4-,
harsh language-such as almost always 10. s-g-i
mind conscious O. having The woryt side o. ~ an
re.t and as rTs do wish 10 see mn 40 ne sake
grv we think !; best 70 quit vyheFe We are 'o @ ~
Of peace~D-.ce we say-to which doctrine ne .rco-y
we are as FIRMLY welded in p.scace a. I. :sta,ioa
Jybsn controversy degenerates into the a-j go.
~ an ,scaria5le spiri. and the calling OF aa!
we " visa % 60 no farther IN il leosps
~ We give place to the above en- ~ torTor
~ = single remark: Some people have h'FT0F
~ .n,,ir words; others thing cutting threats the
=, objectionable We belong TO the latter class
We are not conscious Of having used any harder or
bsrsber language that the occasion absolutely called
fo- but our readers can Judge of that as the Ban
ners cannot, rot having seen what we did say
The simple fact that Minister OF the Gospel OF
Christ appears before the public as al aPo!ogis' Tor
War, and as commender of the sentiment, Our
Country, Right or Wrong, gave TO our article
whatever hsrslness it manifested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17

- ALEXANDER IRVINE OF Clearteld County IS
the Wing candidate for Congress in The Butler and We.
mango D:strc: now represented by Joseph Burlington
= JOSIAH s LITTLE OF Portland is the Wing
candidate Tor Congress in the Cumberland District.
Maine We hope the Wings mean to support him ratH-
er better thai, they have their candidates since s+o-
Ass W II Clapp Is his Loco-Foco opponent
gHon. j. D. MIGRATE is the Loco Foco candi-
date for Congress in Nth Comet District Of Maine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17

THE CLEorArRA.-This favoritc steamer. of
which it may be truly said that She never made poor
Trip any where to withdraw for the present from the
Sound give place to the imperial aaRi'c. The
Cleopatra IN excellent boat, and her officers as we'll
a- those in charge OF the Norwich and Worcester Rail
road, in connection with which the C. just
what they should be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

the so.bricue.-hsve music Ia their souls We ind
music in the roar OF the wkves-n the hum Of uulti
,ude-ws have heard music but recently from rocSs;
but here are breathing beings setting ST nousht all
scientific restrictions, and yet fixing the attention and
exciting the Imagination 10 an extraordinary degrea.-
Right welcome Is the HUTCHINSON Family
TIE quartz, party opened with the haronised Ileo-
cy The cot where We were born every word wss
distinctly heard-a rare merit and the passion OF the
singers secured reprurous and then they gave
a species of catch called Good morning, the speskny
infections OF voice being ludcrousy ntermio 2!ed
with the singing portion Aprerty cantats- called May
Demps;er deicously wasbled in the sweet Central
TO OF Miss Hutchinson. On the demand ior the
repetition. she substituted comic cty warning the Ia
dies Of the danger OF ,le men so quantity gwen As
n elicit unbounied merrimeut. The Lament OF the
Irish Enigran," by the high did no; create SO
great sensation the melody, By The way, was essen
daily Scotch. Il WAS admirably accompanied. Inc
Excelsior quartet mystical exhibition. n
which curious etec, manifested By distant voice
on the mountain. Poor Hoods Bridge of Signs" was
also rendered with almost appalling reality indeed the
expression OF this gifted family beyond all praise It's
intensity is perfectly Overwhelming The American
Mnstrels have opened novel source OF grathcaton 10
all lovers Of sweet sounds.
London Morn Chron. Feb. Il.
The REPORTED CSrELTtEs TO POLISH PaIEsTs.-The
Journal de Brrses that the who made the re-
port respecting the escape OF The n!netyseren Polish
priests from Siberia has been arrested ar Naencennes by
order of the Project Nord The police appears have
ascertaircd that his statement is entirely devoid Of truth
ha; he Is priest, and was al Toeolsk from which
place he he made his esca?e) IN his life Times
Madame CASTELAR, Is not dead, after all. We have
letter from ady's father Mr.. Lumley conradictng
the rspo. Of his daughters death, ard expressing Just liz
dlenatioa way in which the false statement was
contrved deprcciae her talent Madame CASTELAR, had
been slightly indisposed Petersburg but recovered
and reappeared with great ecla letter stating this fact
was happily received by her father the very day the r
NOR Of her heath reached him In Paris
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WHOLE NO. 1889.

TsELArE FREsHEr.-Toward evening yes,er.
dag Jacobs Brook poured such torrent into tho Canal
as 10 drive the water Up stream into the Lake. People
on the banks OF this brook obliged TO leave their
dwellings The bridge st Eesdst ltfed up By The
wSter and carried down TIE stream.
We learn that the bridge at Belons has been carried
away by the food. The bridge nearly new snd
considered very substantial
we have Just learned that the work ,he lower loe
on This Canal which was in progress OF rebuilding has
been totally destroyed
We hesr thai another bridge in Benton has gene; 81.
go two sew mills in the same town. below Seloua
Ca-rsse communication between this aud Geneva Is
cut oil, Penn Yam Telegraph Of Saturday.
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Paterson, February 23d, 1896. 2sf Paw
rz7- Tbf. 8. 1be .eo.on for Advertising In tn,

r. This Is the season for Advertising In the
OF negnborng Counties and states for the
Spring and Trade " B. PALMER, whose ohce IL
10 the Tribune Bull AS before the hre IN February
Last land no where New York; is receiving Adyer
iiseinens for of the best Newspapers OF all the cities
and principal in the country far and near for which
he is tic duly appointed agent and fully empowered TO give
receipts t,.,5oa
He wishes diJ.ine,ly underood that all orders ntenaea
rontr yrTp1per 4Hpetsny Igencyn Tribune Bs'!d'ng,
Th Road 10 Jysah containing brief Treatise on Ad-
yesiDg lis, of the cities and principal towns IN the
had al bis Office copies OF the several Journals for
winch he Is the Agent, he and may be examined
II
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Hous.roxic RAILROAD coMrANY,

4
" Dividend.-s Pre5ident and Directors Of ne tou-
saonc Railroad Company have declared DIVIDEND OF -FOUR
Dollars per share on me 2reisrlea ceplls s p " @
bic s.ockhoders or their legal representatives on and
after the 10th OF A prl next
that day from those who prefer to make H. and those who
do viii bear mind that their Is rernaole on making
such payment :, !, ii,
Stakeholder. whose stock registered in New:York win
receive heir Dividends the Office OF RoBEar SCHUYLER
ESQ Transfer Agent 10 Boston the ONCE OF NATHA
TEL THAYER, Eiq. Transfer Agent q! that place.
The Transfer Books for the preferred stock WIZ be Closed
from lie lst 10 the 10Th o! April BON GnyS iEc1gs
nll7 tAl ~ NIChO1o' A'e"'Ui0''
~ PhnIon's Magic Hair Dye.L-A new and nvs!.
usbie discovery being liquid dye, which instantaneousy
changes the coer OF tie hair or wiiAers TO oesuuIui
brown or black without in1ry 10 the hair or kin Gsnte
man can nave er whsker dyed In Ave minutes at the de-
pot 24 Broadway. Price per bottle 81. ms I'm
r7-To Military Companies, Societies, Refe-
and he public generally that has tskeo lease Of the
house number $50 Broadway, well known as Consluuon
and thsi be- Is now prepared let hs for Tire
ensuing year His bsr Is well stocked with the best OF
ue Liquors Segsrs Lc and ne hopes to render himself
ce 5sI4 ~ Nv 81 NC WIN Il. CRATER.
~ Just received, asappy o, ArrowrOo', produced
St Mays, Georgia II Is tu!y eqaa ~ eSa;y - ae
speci either before cooking or aiter and seng a. ~
M price Grsiious samples for ts NAY 5s HaS al me
IsfImI 800 Hudson-st cor Spring.
q The Subscribers Lozenge for Cold IN Tie
Head instantly aeysies The dsagreeabe symptoms Of that
unpleasant disorder. Permitted TO dissolve slowly In The
mouth In lie action on tbe membrane Of thai organ
Il wiihdraws Inflammation from the paris affected II s
also an ec,cous and approved remedy for hoarseess
and ioss OF voice Price 25 cenS q box
Sold al principal drug stores, ard By J. l. CO
pINGTON Stj Hudson. cor Spring1t $50 In1E p
er Boston Subscriptions 30 the NeW.H orr
Tribune received by authorized Agent, kEDDIS -
Sls,es:reeL ferms-l0 cents per week or Two een~ o
Single Cop!ea- ,,. or AZ
Weekly Tribune -7ery Friday Morning, for eeai' OF %
per aQn1l- ,- a. ,sxned
An usw and cheap publications for sale - low .os1
By Boston PuhHsherI Tnerf Gapoleoa- 1''
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The death OF grandson.
From The Conquest Of Ireland foem og D. - Auai9'
Mr. HassEGAS's health was given and received
with raptures of applause. Mr.. HANNEGAN IS son
of an Irishman and one OF the youngest members OF
the senate. he is all Irish in his feelings. Every
bodv RESPECTS him for they know that ne Is open
and honest in his political course He made capt
The health of the venerable GUSTS was then
GIVEN and he spoke about half an hour in reply
Raing the only survivor of the family circle OF
GTnscT WAsaIyGroS, his ideas retain the bent
g;ven them by social conversation with the father
~ b;s country. 1t is remarkable fact that his
IDEAS are Numerically opposite 10 the pretended
followers of Washington who call themselves Ma
tive Americans
Mr. MAYOR SEAroS's health was given and receiv-
cd with ceid mile Failthe. He acknowledged the
compliment in few appropriate remarks.
Nj DRoMGooLE replied 10 toast comphmentlng
him. He made some very interesting observations
on the ancient people and ancient customs OF Ire
land. he said bis was an old Irish name meaning
a mountain clan.
Senator WEsTcoTT of Florida. also spoke IN re-
NV 10 toas; as did Rev. Mr.. DoSELAS, IN reply to
a toast 10 the clergy of Washington. great
many volunteer toasts were given, songs sung &c.
&c. and the dinner ended about II O'Clock. Inc
exercises were diversified by appropriate music
from band in attendance. Every BODY seemed 10
be well pleased that they had had another opponu-
nty of doing honor 10 ST Patrick. i presume re-
port with copies of letters &c, will appear In the
intelligencer in day or two hicHELlEU.
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A soxc OF THE HEART; E. Ferrett & Co. pub.
fishers This is certainly household gem TIE music
- hv Martin of Clifton the author of that exceeding
10 nonnlar air TIE Sailor Boys Grave"-and will add
another link TO his already bright Southern reputation
The words are By c. Lyon OF Lyonsdse and are conse
Grated TO domestic love. Is inscribed 10 Mrs L. I'd
Ha-ds Lester and destined 70 become great aYorte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

yF Notce.-Tne Election for Directors OF The
Paterson and Ramapo Railroad Company Will be held on
Saturday, the wen,y6rst day Of March next al the once OF
Depot in the OF Peterson Polls open al II o'clock,
NJ and close Ct O'Clock, P NJ. BY order
~ JOHN HOPPER, Secretary.
ps,er.on Fsbr,arv 233 1886 2Sf 2awtMh2l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

vs,HE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully In form bis
friends and the pubic that he has taken the Pacific Ho
tel Nos l62 l6t and loo Gresnwchst two doors North OF
Corlands and has made very extensive repairs and I'M
nit Hesprepared to accommodate hs rends
and the public with large airy apartments. The house
quite rear the North River Steamboat landings and 10 tho
Ferry Of the NewJersey and Southern Railroads Terms
81 Is per day.
mis- 2w- A. FLOWENS.
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Boarding an6 IotslB.

BOARD WANTED.-A gen.snan about 10 spsrd Q
~ lew months in this city, is DESTROYS OF procuring room
with board II possible private family N the vicinity Of
the Alb or 7h Wards Address D. w. 49, Pcarl.s with
name and place mo ST.
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( FOREMAN 10 MtsbIs. Duu, oou " w
s Rectifers, Everit-sL Brooklyn

-4uEust 2sth, 1915
with the resultB. W. II, b.
g- Sc. si,rilar certificates from Johnson Geer Cox,
Troy " Y; f. C. Salisbury West Troy, N T. John D.
Dale Lsnuinsburgh Cook Eagle Brooklyn: n: Y.
Germ 200 Mulberry.s ~ Y; Charles Ross Co Jefsrson
arJ sd Nv MS lawH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

BOARD WANTED In the City Of Brooklyn-By
40 Gentleman Ia private family Tor where there but
few Boarders si,er hrst o. April He will
,irely furnish his Address Pilgrim" Brooklyn Pos,
0tice, immediately mN "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

LATER FROM JAMAIcA.-By the arrival at New
Orleans OF the sch Spartan the Picayune has Kingston
dates 10 the 2lsi ult
writer in the Kingston Morning Journal under the
signature of NoX A.ricsni, thinks that Great Britain
iaould uot hesitate one moment about declaring war
sssns: the United States, and says that every motive
portuny favorable The writer lays great stress
upon facilities with which Great Britain could pour
her African sons into Florida Louisiana and the Car.
oDSs and induges 10 the most ex,ravagant hopes
the results which would follow.
We have nothing ia relation To the OF Capt
trsbie save the following paragraph in the Kingston
Chrouicle
1--WE have heard tia, gentleman a, present in this
Island. who saw and knew Margaret Scarlet in the Uni
ted States, completely exonera,es Capt Frsbe from al
suspicion Of having sold Ter into slavery and sGbsan
daily corroboraes his account o! the manner IN which
be and tho woman parted. We glad 10 esrn this. !"
ESCAPE FROM PRIsoS.-John McWillians the
murderer oil Hicks two years ago. made second escape
Eom prison at Plsquemine, La on the TN inst He hiss
NOT YET been rearrested.
ArTENPr AT ROBBERY AND MuRDEK-A cor
responder; OF the Albany Argus writing from Coopcrs
~~n, March IL, says daring attempt at murder WAS
.aaoe near East Worcester, Otsego Co. on the 18th
Two men one named Ira II Little and the other Charles
sieas "-re travelling the road copversluy in d
meno'S 'nanuer until they arrived at piece OF woods
"ea I.'tue tod hun. iha, he had money buried
e 'acSe1 aud asked Hun, 10 so wiki him and dig IL
W. 10 wnch IL consented Both commenced digging
~aen suddenly Little turned and struck Hunt on the
heec with stick two inches In Diameter Hun, was ga
s.e,y wounded Little pursued and lodge in ia
WoIceser. He will have his trial rrobsbiy 81 the
Aptl Oyer and Terminer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

ESCAPE FROM PKlsoS.-John McWilliaus, the
murderer oil Hicks two years ago. made second escape
ron prison at Plsquenine La the TN Inst. He hiss
not yet oeea rearrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

MARBLE ROLLING Pins and SLABS for making
lVl Pastry The subscribers have introduced these at
cles convinced Of their utility and superiority wood
for Summer HouseksePeru invited 10 call asd
m90 SMITH TOEREY Il CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

witness 70 the truth of VVhai she says) Ny husband
"a NOT drnnkard nor any thing O; the kind but good
b.ban6 TO me and good father 20 his children bu; he
can't rnske his money 60 far;he. than il viii Many
Monday morning say 10 him" Wen how re we 70
,e, through this week: We have no food ard no IRE
Well bul Saturday Gomez and We have 90, through
I'm, how don't rightly know. We r1,ansgs il scrae how
But thai a mt living. no ulore it be- VIVA: will a
week DO among 80 rnRny peop!el have been obliged
70 tell nv children that would beat Them II iEey cried
for ht,rqcr (You forced 70 co co. poor woman
vas indeed was but if free.,raGe will make bread
rh.sp then want freetrade Mary Ferris of Cha!lcot
Bren,hi!! here stood forward with resolution pro
nose II was a somewhat singular one. bui nothing
TAINTED she read !, as follows =" That public meet
n Of females be held 10 give the wives OF agricultural
aborers an opportunity OF making known The distress
which they have experienced under the cornlsws'-
loud cries OF FTee'.sds LOT ever greeted tais ex'
traorainary resoluton)
The proooser went GU We poor women DO suffer
much have been forced 10 go and cut ne,es to boil
Tor nv children have picked sacks OF chal.uck lor
SONG such uane-;he local term for species OF wild
n,ent1 To give my children 10 eat. Somebody told
tha, chaucks would xiii my children; but thought
myself tha; il would be as well 10 die wiki beyfu
Ia famsh for want OF oeilyiu e. So Il be'O We have
eight 10 feed in family and when get our money.
that is "a week there are ten things be done with
il; Then may God bless the Queen, and give cheap
food I, is not the dressing machines but the dear bread
thar we complain OF. We be very bad OF indeed and
az any one here 10 say II whs, spoke is false (NO,
no1 will stop 70 let others speak. Here the reso-
luton although mad not been seconded, declared
carried.
r. In consequence OF the above announcement. in.
ouir; has been made. by letter by gentlemen OF
this town as to the correctness Of the statements made
and full confirmation OF The lanentabe facts has been
received from respectable individual resident MARI
borough Mr. William Edwards who knows all the par
ties subscription has been commenced for the relief
of the Door sufferers and large has been already
sent 10 them We shall be glad receive farther sub
scrptions in aid of this meritorous object and il is TO
be hoped that the friends OF freerade Liverpool par
tcuary those who may be expected to profit by il will
not rs 10 give their assistance these poor
who must be considered 20 be in realty the most torci
bic ADVOCATES which the CAUSE has yet found either in
or our OF Parliament with dsparagement 10 the Ia
bors and talents of Sir Robert Peel Lord John Russell,
Nj Viiers. or Mr. Golden. seeing that have here
plainly stated the result of the protective system the
agricultural population. Edits. Liverpool Mercury.
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PACIFIC HOTEL.

feOARDI Nts.--A pleasant parlor and bedroom may be
Dhad by single gentleman, or gentleman and bis lady,
with board the Isl of May next At 2U Orchardst The
beat of references exchanged. uh2 PM
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apOAKDIN(s-Geptemen VIII their wives OF single
- geuteInrn obisin board with pleasant rooms, a.
No EnrsHt n 81 References EXCHANGED. ml7 lWl
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PAPER HANGING DEPOT
g. 2. & J. GRArAcAP.
81 Maiden-lane,


g. Pa J. GRArAcAP.
81 Maden-lane,
IMPORTERS and Dealers In French and American pet
zHangings respectfully invite Country Merchants, Land
lords and Tenants call and examine their large aud
splendid assortment Of Paper HsuEngs Views, Fro Board
PIn.s Borders &c &c. before purchasing elsewhere
N B.-Constanily hand general assortment Of Up
hostery goods, at " eolcssle and retail.
Window Shades-a splendid assortment atvery reduced
prices and in sny quantity. mhi4 lmeods
uOMEOPATHIC CHOCOLATE-CJ. Fell &
i Brothers superior Philadelphia Homeopathic Choeo'
late highly recommended by Drs Herriog or Phhhaepma,
aud Gray Charming and Gram o! New-YorE iof SAFE 81
manufacturers prices. by the Agents ,o ,-r
2Bf 3nleod. ADAMS CUSHMAN CO rs Frontst
HUBBARD'S PAPERS-BURNAp&BA BCoCK,
No Is Johnsreet offer for sale full assortment OF
Papers manufactured by Messrs Hubbard comprisin8
Ledger Papers, blue and white Imperial, Super Royal
Royal, Medium, DENY and Flat Cap
Sank Folio Post, Bank Quar,o Post, Exchange Csp.
Extra Super Cut Cap ruled and plain.
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, full assortment
Packet Post, Super and Extra Super.
Tinted Plate Paper; Colored InipehslE
Colored Royals thick and thin
Do. Medium, do. do.
Do. Double Cap, for copy books.
Fine Glazed Coored Mediums, Royals, &c. kc.
B. B. have Rlso hand very extensive assortment OF
Writing Papers Book end News Printing Papers, Plate
Papers Hardware and Wrapping Papers They are also
fol agents OF the genuine Patent Envelop Paper.
Printing Paper OF any size and quality made 70 orderu
no;ca tv2I osvSnd
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OFFICE OF THE NEW-YORk and Enc Rail
" road Company, No so WasL New York, 10Th March,
lst6Noucs hereby gwen that proposals will he receiv
ed until the 10 OF April next for The Grading Masonry and
Bridging required complete the Newburg branch Of the
NewYcrk and Erie Railroad extending from Chester Depot
Orange county the village OF Newburgh distance OF
about IS miles
The and and are In the
office OF the Company in the village of Newburgh where all
necessary information will be given either by the
or by Messrs Sias Seymour and L. l. Standclif Civil En-
CHEERS The will be divided into sections averaging
mile In len 9Th and proposals will be received either At
Newburph or the city OF NewYork for grading The whole
or any part By order OF the President and Directors
T. S. BROWN, Chief Engineer.
,...,, ca.-o.,,, m20tAQ
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StOARDtNG-A: No. n CoTIland-st-MTs- Gero can
ID now accommodate three four gentlemen with perma.
board and separate apartments II required, on mod
crate There will be removal during the present
wear. References exchanged. mis- 4w@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

PhuIOn7b
unbr discovery being liquid dye, which instantaneous
changes the coler OF the hair or wtsAers 10 oeaou
brown o, black without inj1ry the hair skin Cent?
man can nave their whskers dyed Ia I'VE minutes al the
Dot 2i4 Broadway. Price per bottle 81 ms I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21
Female Frec-Trade Advocates.

The following is extracted from tie report of a
meeting OF agricultural sborers held last week in Wilt
shire female then stood forward speak She
middle aged woman dressed in long gray cloak and
old bonnet and partly read what she had say By the
light which the chairman held-parly spoke il ausnty
enough Ny Rarne, she began. 10 Lucy Simpkns. am
from Preston am the wife of a laboring man. have
had seven children all born in lawful wedock. There
are i've livins-two buried have boy seven years
OF age He works for 80 day; but ne can't keep him
self entirely on that, and the OF the family
supported frcn mr. husbands wages No boy, friends of
seven years OF age could keep himself 80 day Cries
q; I, be ant lkely) Wei. cant do with less than
seven gallons Of bread. and pay Sd for it and thAtis
ae allowance for eight people 10 live seven days
We are forced 60 abou, on hungry bellies sitter
rise in the morning and is very hard 20 have poor
dear ,c children who dom know any thing about the
Protection that makes bread dear crying for food and
nothing TO give them. Yes, and when | was confined
as, had nothing eat from O'Clock one day un5il
o'clock the next day Shame, shslne) wished had
q good jug of cruel: but poor laborns woman ike
myself. came in and said have brTush; you some
thing eat-bresd with sugar or IL had 10 cheese
O. l would have brought that" And recoLecl neigh
bors this is under Protecting law. "a voice en-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-10-21


NEW MUslC-Just roceived.-Wa.
IN FiscHKR, Stationers' Hall, Pennsylvania
avenue, two doos east Of I2h street, has this day
received the following new music, at reduced
price;
ohicall me not unAind Robin; ballad, music by
Halves.
They bid me forget thee; music by Mrs. Price
Backwood.
o, sweet was the hour Italian air Ball.
For her, SO far away; music by "Lets."
I'm one ofthe B'hoys music by "rhe Man about
Town"
Yes, sir-ee,. Pete Morris's celebrated melodies.
20 !! while you're young; music by "fhe Man
about Town.
Like words that breathe; music by M. Sofa.
Cssket OF Jewels brilliant waltzes, by Thomas
Conner, esq. .... ....--. ~ q
La Belle Lucie Waltz; by Wm. Mason.
Telegraph Waltz; by III. B. Underhill.
Sewers Quickstep; by J. H. Seipp.
Gen; Townsend's Grand Cavalry March, by C.
l.. Undernor. =
Gen Taylor's Quickstep; by A. c. Piekens.
A'rs Russes; par Leopold de Meyer
Oats