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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20
5itnations, &1. iDanteb.

e. 0fG--WASTED $500 or. 5000 on bond and
sDC,pV"nofssse on ioiS, aud building being
The bui!dlgto b. Completed IN 5 days note ir.cr,d
10 P z. A h1 c - M otics VIII BE- attended 5I-
w priya family 70 do ei4rbe or waiting or lake
care OF cdren, aud plstu Has no Objection 10
MAKE herself generally useful Good reference il required
Please apply sj Gr ch = 10 day and tomorrow 12-
ny >T7Fi)-a ..tuatiol hy Proa-j7nf Y1Tn- Woman
w as nurs- art psin sew general ho,isevvork-
pcs, ritv reference Please a1dress to Mr. R-iJ isS
y-,STsD-A sllua..ou - q ress---;.aJ,. Young We
~ man 10 lie penssh hogsevork Of sunl. ialny,
do chamberwotE ana "ans or chhineF"oTk ana asset
in yvssin aHt ironing hes oty reference be given.
Please ca st No 5G 5!s betweea ihe 1th and s:h
nues J.o---
G.NTTEp-i5v a Protes lall Young Woman vita good
w citv r..rrnca & s!tIB,or ors wash.
inr ard rol ug. general h"n4eoFk ResDectah'e ap
pirsuis peee- call q no ttGilrrlyf - door jsn 2i
Nv cy reference, 3. COOK or for houaeworS P.sass
inc5irs q, - Oliver-s' in ~ rss- j.n IL
s,!TTATIUs9 Wsalei igr Coos. Nurses. Na!,sTs
- Clsmb-rmais, h1st y.orN Gi'is &C &c oih's !rse
To EMPLOYERS The best of Servants always 10 be hsd st H.
Y. Erp Office 55ii Broedwag. T P SAUNDERS
DIRTNER WANTED young msn eussc-1 in
t lar business h.- Cae Of the best locations 10 ilr
no u, 16 or ggo thousand dosrs in cas1 TIE bu-
OF ~ pavs well Reference OF tie highest esp eta
hI-tv gwen and required Address Waiter Au-,in Lover
Pos. Utir-. ~
n.RT%ER VASTED.-The frn o. Whuemore
Tcrr.y b.iug A1ont 10 be dissolved by he Tit3dra
nj NniiteuOrs,
Eisonp Business il offered for sale terms
ral ~ ta stor. - N-denarc. An inventory has lyst
bs tsk.n which would enable sny person disp s-d TO
effect an immediate brrsreeGnegt Jls iwis
51TANTFn-A Pro=s,7at Woman a. s-snstr--s f-d
w nur in snail private family middle aged person
vyoud b. preferred and the best Of references requif"i
.naly . ,veea the hours OF and tn ith houe from
2d-ayeuue on the upper SIDE OF lSth--L JI9 .ls
ySTANTED-By youns Alau from the country = -i,aa;
w ion as salesman in wholesale retail dry good
house. uho-sae house preferred has been in the dry good
business in The cOuly ten : extensively scfis ntsd
with country .rcheHts Reference rven. Address Bu-
sjness' Tribune Office 10 W.
JSTANTt D-A Per.ne. wiz csf.t5 Of s3foo IN a
~ house which has tesr established three yeas The
only object in having partner i wa o. none! 10 extend
he business 4 line -'L ihs Posi- Office. directed TO Bf
siress l real name and stating vhere Interview mag
b. hat VIII attended The business pays from % 10
Is per cent j." 1871
0ST-Oa iday lie I6'h ayounE hut nearly nll grown
- black and white Newfoundland Dog sr-erC Ia The
name of Prirrs He h,d around mis- neck brass cogr
rlsrsec John K;rg = Uuor-nece Whoever wi return
him q the above address 5 pesrst shall be ihetny
rewarded, l9 Jus
90 DOG F0UND-At present IN possession o;
AS&N Mr.. Tiffany. Cinto1-RvenUe, Brooklyn. The
- will apply for him hefor- o'clock. \.
NJ. after O'clock p. NJ The name of Wilder Is en-
eraved on the collar ji7 5iseod-
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~ In Boston, Jordan = Wlsy are authorized 10 sell
the Daily aud Weekly TrihIue NJ our pce-the leading
Pbilsdeiphia and Ney-York weekly papers The principal
American and Foreign Periodicals. cheap and standard
works are carly received by lem Al No 90 Sstest III @
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

CE- SlIcr nOdvOrth's Private Dancing School
No +.S SrcOme-st BroafwaT Polka, Mg1urts and
all other fashionable dances taught style
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

y EPORr OF the Committee the II al Of s.I.'n4ader
kSSeies al VguXhs Garden The under5sn,a AIN 10 20
-n three Iron Safes known IS Gayl-r- hci,
aud Wiiers (o HerBgl Slsasnder Safes, on .he mem
The SAT- were placed IN furnace constructed bricks,
sba,: eet hrh srd in the r-!stve position Each
Safe wa examined and believed 10 be n perfect orde
number OF accoun, book. put in The boch case hnd
several papers in Inc ragers OF each Safe spd e oos
locked-iei consisting o. charcoal pine 6nc oaN pel ann
rcsiu was applied gued aud renewed TWICE curing -Es
The 6re was very Intense and was suffered TO remain
removed Gayes Safe found 10 be in slch order s. 20
be unlocked. he book ard contents 7eTs found
in good state Of Preservation Ihr contents G De =r
Safes a mass Of bn'7tiRg charcoal
w, consider the irlto have been conducted with perfect
f,ruess For farther parcuRf5 reference maze 20 ou
individual statements in possession OF c. S Gsye'
Nsnn s,,n, orr 'n rILMsR 4. TOWNSEND 7s Pearst
Of ihe rul OF Teyynssnd Ssyre & C!srE
JOSHUA L. POPE.
JOHN :; MAcKIR, lao Waters:
l.. ;. COMSTOCK
HIRAM BARTLETT. - P-arl-s-
HENRY 4 FIELD
JAS 4 ACKERNiA
j2o Of the dfm OF Alderman \ Miner, 0l Nassan-st
econ CHANG T. for a good T-scher-A d1arish
in Errlish Sshoo tof sale, for snail 1iqersaon,
in pissr nes his city where, by proper Il iSelent
may he, ucraSstd 20 100 -cnolsr- The present
s- y; ats, I, cave soon 10 attend o;h-r BUSH
iaqgirr al .he Office OF 1h, FribGnr l-l --islIos
.RCHITECTURAl ard Mechanical Drs:sius
n School-1ns eGhscriseT Te,peett1'iy niSL!s iaose
,,o desire 10 Improve hen'eVes n re Z.
Drawing that ne hss c~ y -nees IN one OF his cis-,s
bicn %. secured by application - 'He " "
A. DAVIS. No 81 Downins-st II
DKIyATE INSTRUCTION. 9dgerser, a r.
cn, sfrduse OF Colrrlh.s College = de'ro,' OF Oh
,suine iusron private lnstr9etoI- adctess IN
hune oice.
t>cE; -sIE-he stock and iiyilre-. together win uie
good VIII Of five yes- lease Of choice reI'iy Gro
cery dong good cs-n business rs srsa ehaaf Tor
l;sHn or any other person wishing - sDlaark n the bu
~ only reason Of he presa' 9seEgas isHyas
business that calls him % The cy tor t9ner '1ort
son irqufe the South essl corner OF CROSBY ana m a
J-n ",
/ ZINE RLEACHED GOODS Cases 81 ane 20
10 NESMlTH & co. 50 Pine-st-
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NEW AND ELEGANT cARPETINGs,

yS- By the latest arrivals, several invoices OF the
n,ost besuiiui patterns OF ANNNsrER CARPETlNGS Aiso
r-a, variety OF FRExcH AugusoS CARPETS suitable for
the richest and uplendd styles offunishi1g, TO- eLer
with BEST of OF CT oTGs eyer offered to me
puhlic with all articles connected with the trsGe
Persons furnishing private residences. Hotels or Steam
bouts would find it 10 their advantage Ia call al
dla owls REUBEN SMITHS. JR- 80 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

~ City Fire Insurance Ccmpnny.-CAPlTAL
STOCK 81 O,80U,-Tti- Company mas continued on IN
bnsness nrcurh the great fires ia this city in December
1885 and July ISIS After payment OF all losses 10 date this
Conpany has sasy invested aud Uni impaired cash assets l"
SIDES Applications for insurance. received al the Office Of
the Company, No. 81 Wal-st
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

LAKE SUPERIOR
AND THE COPPER MINES.
JOHN
The above work is just published by WIN. H. GRAHAM,
Tribune Suildngs.
II ''D'''''i LAKE. ne STeERIoR COUNTRY.
s Rivers, Coa., Bays, Hsrbos, Islands and Commerce,
"''" BAYFIELp's CHARTS,
showing he boundary line as established by Joint comms-
COPPER MINES AND WORKING COMPANIES.
TWo LARGE MAPS OF THE MINERAL REGION.
Agate Hunting Light Houses,
Albion Mining Co. Labosers,
Agate Eiarhor, LAuse,
alrinn Rock, Miners River.
Apostles Islands, MauSanes. Lake,
4 New Crisher. Misery River,
A-snyug Copper Ores, Ionirea River,
a vl-it L t1e Interior of a Meumo'ph c Rocks,
Cornwall Nine. Mauituu l-lsut,
Bohemian Company, Mixed Conglomera,e, &c.
Boston Company, Mineral or true Veins
Bort Songs Maps
say BGs Native Metals aud Ores
& ru, Pine River. North Snore.
Bad River, N.w.York and Lake Superior
Black River, NJ Co.
Baj- Brue River. North Western Co
Breusng AM Screening Ore North American Co.
Rock, Ont0nsgon,
Copper Fails Go. Predatory Chapter,
Chpp-vn ComDluv, PnWuets,
CH"cSlats River, Pictured Rocks.
Commissioners, pFe'qle Isle,
Copper Harbor. Point Abava,
Copper FAILS, po'tsss iNYer'
Coaglomeraie RCcs. Portage Lte,
CI.rlY. Portage,
Directions 10 tOesLrIs s"i'rI b t-''u..-
Dead River Pr -sq1- Lie River,
E..glr labor, Co. Pduary i,pcA,
Eagle River, flts' s'urs 70
E=glr hafbo-, Pleasure .uf,
Elm R,ver Principal Courses sni Dis
'-s'lln Csmme[cc egS.'' ''' Rcd Sandstone and Sble
Eog Cop Stocks Ssu St muy's,
East Mutin-, - !Gyer,
Fun du l.sc. 81 j Ghn klVtT
r iGt stcel RIVER uGl'.n Tout River.
Granite Point, sIsn7fd ROCK.
tirnn;te I>iaud Stnca.-svv Lahe
Garlic River. Storm,
Grand Msr.ns, superior 90
Cratic, river S.Hrn and Sail Vessels,
Grand Island, -. Louis River
Gravcrod's Hiver, TO lhc Invalid.
Gre.t Iron River Lallc0u Harbor
Great La POINT Talking Hish River,
General View U!the Country, Irnp RUchS
Glossary of Miners Terms. The Sand Rock,
Grantees aud Numbers, Treatment,
Huron River Two Heart River,
IIuroa I-isscs Upper Grey Sand Rock.
Hn-cn AIourtaIns United States Import Cf Cop.
iniian Tiue Ufprr Lake ST. Croix,
Lsse Superior Mining Co. Vocabulary of ladHu sud
Lsuph!ng F III River. trer ch,
i-l- Royal Co. Variation of The Magneuc
l-l- Euya', s'eed,e,
K-yve..,aw Point, Voyage commences,
Luie Montreal RIVER Wli's Fish Pond,
Little Salmon Trout River, vest Coast
LIe Iron River,
il9 2is TM. Il GRAHAM, Tribune Budins7
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

NEW-f0RK SACRED MUSIC Society.-Hew-
' ms Grand Oratorio OF JephhA-The above snd
beautiful composition will be performed by the Sacred Mu
SIC Society al the Tsbeuaole Wednesday evening. Els;
inst. assisted by
Miss J. L. Norlhsl Soprano.
Mrs e. L. Andrews, Soprano her second appearance In
this city.
Mr.. Robert Geo. Page. Tenore
Mr. Edward Sheppard, Bssso-wilh full orchestra and
a chorus uf 800 performers.
The Performance VIII be conducted BY Mr.. Hewitt, the
composer
Organist, Mr. H. C Timm.
Tickets so each-fo sale the music stores Saxon
Miles, Broadway; Geo. + Nesbit corner o. Wall and
Waters J. P Perkins. No Ws-st.; j. D. Flandrow,
2S6 Bowery, and At the door of III. Tabernacle.
Non-perorming members OF the Srciety will please az;
pv for their Mr. Whiiiock No SO Cznas is istf
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

: DVANIED class ~ Tut'iL IU~IC.-
~ EDWARD HOW :. r. or.-Hist o, 8i-=cNer 81 JnUrc1
tDr Mzson h4- opened class in Vocal M-c. pri1c pay
secl accompanied By the piano. in the eclre rcon q
ltI Chsrch near SrGat csIiiaue riues3 ay
evenings commencing wl,u Jaa . II i ocleS Inree
dollars egeuiugs cy at geri-i Al aye ai'
The bouS used III! be the 2" Vocalist Ji' ~ oGe
EGAIt-.-Tb- ~ : directs 10 ne
- Hamn-ros uouse+ - Beskulas--' sh=r ne oest
Havana sersrs ,oi retail. he hpncI OF . Scars
awbaie-sc prices THIS na- been put IN operation 10
establish The cAs system and II IL continue, ev-y
BODY Will enabled To snoS- at moderai. price,
tn best segsrs rha! the Havana market podaees -
IARPE rS.-t1 bales dne .up=fnne lusrain Sst-
u peting FOR safe By SESMITH x Co. % Pinest lZp
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

ANTHONY J BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
Valuable Property on Fullon.st and nAnusL-Perempo-
nv Sale.
NTHONY J. BLEECKER win sell at auction on
1Weinesdsy the 2sh Instant january at O'Clock, at
the Merchants Exchange the following vRusble properly,
VIZ The three sory brick dwelling house and No. lS
Fulyons aud the lot 3 feet 'front.' feet 10 inches In
by 80 feet inches deep sde and so feet inches
the other side.
ALSO the story brick dwelling house and store No.
Auns situated Of and adjoining the above and
the lot being "a feet Auns 2 feet 10 uches In the
rear by feet 2nches deep side and 81 eet9 nche.
on the other side These two los are contiguous and Will
be sold Ia parcel.
Terms and conditions ut the time ofsale. j9o sits
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&ATINETS.-l0 ca.es black and steel mixed, for sse
Cby NESMITH L co, 60 Pine-st }@
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

~ Singers. Lawyers, Clergy and others suhrrnl
from The throat voice. sill in the Bronchial Conn ;h'
mos, Pleasant ard h.-t certified remedy ext7ut See cer
Gates from hose Classes aboye ard Il: Crehugns No %
srosS,rac : istf
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

" Mercantile Library Association.-Pursuani
article u chapter = OF the Constitution. The annual e-c
ton of This Association viii be held in Clinton Hail. on
Tuesday, 20h January The poll. will open at O'Clock,
A. ~. and close al T. ". y : order.
iIe 2t,,. CHAS NJ. WHEATLET. Rec. Secy.
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SECOND ANNTyERSAEY

RY
TROTON DIVISION. No e. :. OF T 10 fs.l Rae,'is on
AWednesdav sgeriug January p. 1885, in ~, Aleust
Presbyterian Church. South of Grand doors
open O'Clock. exercises commence o'cloes Br
D. Y Ss1dsS P. of,he Sn.iousl Division. will preside
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
l--Sinsiug by the Jersey City Social Choir.
Prayer by Rev Br Camp, ChiPlsiE Of the Division
S-Sins ng BY the Apollo Vocalist
+-Opea!ug Address By Rev. br. J H. Martin.
5-Siucirg by The Social Choir.
6-Si1RinG by J NJ. Brow OF Yonkers.
7-Adcrs,s ny Br. C. Ssnisfson.
s-Siuging BY the Apollo Vocslisi
eSi1s ny by J. NJ Brown who will sing By request his
ce.shrst, trumpet Song.
lp-Srneus by the Soc;s Choir
l--ColircrIon.
l2-Siugire by the Apollo vocsiisL
lS-Adcrsss ny Rev. Mr. Lee.
lt-Sing ug by J. NJ. Brown.
l5-Siuging ny The Apollo Vocalist
l6-tGdress by
l7-Singiug 5y the Socisl Choir.
ls-Singlug BY J. NJ Brown.
l9-Bensdictor.
Ticsets FrreTo be obtained Of ]. D Hobrook 81 First.
g scene &I5 Dels-cys'..J J H. Brown, lt5i Bowery
g. Andrews IS EtItgs.si; c. Paine 50 Nasssu-s, snd
10 PTS
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EINE RLEACHED GOODs.-5o cases 81 and IS
10 NESMlTH & co. 50 Pine-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

Df JANlKs NJ. MILLER
- TUESDAY. January s0th. 1886
A. let O'Clock, al the store No. . LiSersy-st
Doors SHOES BRoeANs-lOoc cases Boots Shoes and
Brogans, consisting OF every vaoy-suable for Southern,
Western and Northern trsde> Sale positive.
THURSDAY, Jan. cd, Ist6
Al lo} ock the OF Lsphan Corse Co ls Fery-st
SoLE LsArHsR-5,n0 Sides Of Hemock and OuA Sol
Leather with other articles IN the line.
THURSDAY, February 5. 1876,
AT loi O'clock the store Of William P. Miller, IS Godst
opposite Ferry-st
5000 Sides Of Sole Leather together with quantity OF n
hed Cs Skins Upper Leather in roagh and other articles
in the ine credit OF ak months.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

CYRUS Hitchcock, Richard a. he7olDs,
Josiah Mucy, CI-orSe > COX.
Abraham Bel. Josepn W. Cafhes'
Daniel Trirnblc Rs.Fn Mead.
Thongs J. Townsend Richard Field,
William II. Falls, lrad tthwley,
John d.. Wright, Elias HICKS, JT'
Peter ; Titus, David Lyon.
Henry A Nelson, Aaron NJ MerchaH''
Thomss Cgrpenter Qne Vacancy
Thomas c Chardavoyne.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

BY JAMES NJ. MILLER
EXECCTORS' SALE.-Weinesday, Jan. 2s, al l2
u O'Clock a, the Merchants Exchssgc IL previously
sold at private sse by order of the executors Of John
Blackburn. deceased:
The spacious story IRE proof and No Sc Frank
fort-sL Of Nandewaierst being q feet inches
front p inches In the Co feet inches ia vande
wsters and 80 feet deep the opposite side
Also the story brick front house No 6Vandewser.st.
house being IS feet inches 'front.' by p feet inches deep;
lot feet inches 'front.' and In length side So feet
II inches part OF the rear II feet then forming L
toward q feet inches then along the agan IL
feet inches, then - feet 7 inches 10 the front
Also the easetod property No So fa'dan-st having 70
years from the LIST Of May 1886 On the premises
is story dwelling house, not subject To ground rent
inches by rs feet deep house Is feet inches by
40 deep.
Also, 81 Nsssau.st Brooklyn.
The one story frame dwelling with brick basement house,
- feet by 81 feet inches with alley feet Also wood
house the Lot Is feet 'front.' Is feet inches In the
rear, by ~ feet deep.
Also Doug ghty and McKenney s,s Brooklyn.
The dwelling house Of Doughty and Mckenrey
ss The house % feet 10 inches 'front.' SO feet inch deep
2S feet 10 inches By 7s feet with COED wood house In
the
Also, the dwelling house adjoining the above on McKen-
being story with attic % feet In front by 50 feet
deep "a feet 10 inches front 10 feet deep with wood
house in the
This property be seen al any iime
For full particulars, enquire Of
MATTHEW ARMSTRONG, 81 Vesey-st New York, or
THOMAS WOODWARD, i46 Jay-st Brooklyn,
i.eg gus (No 5S+ Executors Of John Blackburn
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AmnseMfrtts.

a MERICAN MUsEuM-Every day and evening
forrnsnss Srv svsior =, H. and enc Per
dAv afternoons oclocs-Ths eJgnr~ NJ
armr Nelson inventor OF tie Rock Harmoncon; Mas,c.
Pine SeEe. Perorrr, Ancient Duciuer ,csle
0r-ted n The history o! i5s P.sDist Dsvd Also The o;
RLaA henueky Mtnstres. Also, lialan Fspocciut The
D'sso;ying Views and Chrona;rope Also. Messts J. R
hsl, Harrison. Miss do Merlin, Billy Whtoek, Madame
Adm;ssloo. . csnla. Children pna L. 10. csnts.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

CONTINUED ATTRkCTION-B- Benefit of The Fire
- Department Fgnd-AtPalno's Opera House-This
niug January 2ob, the HARMONIOUS Fourteenth Grand
Musical Soiree. on which c:csson they viii appear
Citizens and Carol!ra Meodis;s.
Tickets p 10 be had only a. the Box Offce where
may be secured from 10 10 O'clock during the day.
Doors open al hsif past 6-To commence half pas.
o'c'ock. II
MR.. BURkE'S Farewell Concert-Mr.
hJoseph Rurke respectfully informs bis friends and the
cizAus OF New York and vicinity that he III give Fsre
well Concert pr-vious his departure for The Sou'h on
Saturday evening Jsu e4th ~ The Apollo Rooms, IN
Broadssy; which occasion he will be assisted by
raj , Tforuers OF eminent tseu,
Tickets One Dollar es ch
Particulars in il.ure advertisements go AUS
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

Z GOOn CHANCE e for good Tescher.-A aoaTish
a IN Enalish School 0f sale, for snail compensation
in pesr his city: here by proper management, II
may be iucrestd 100 -enolsr- or NOTE The present
sce5 obliged - cave soon 10 attend 70 osoer 1s n
ia0girp al ihy afIice o! The Tribune j-l -.islIos
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

DRIyATE I>STRU S'-The 5a;e[stser ;. ~ a r. r
sirr .;,uqioa s. private instructor Address J Tn
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: RCUITECTURAl Rnd M-chsnlcsl Des:s r.
4 srhooI-Ihe .rhscriser respectfully iniolms iaose
eir, 10 i-aarove themSeves IA lie above branches e:
nu, ihsi ne mss t.s -ances IN Of his Classes,
bicn can secured by APPLICATION 10 Inc suoscOet " NJ
!. DayIS No 81 DOyniug-st II
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

InOmnS Z JOhTUH'VNIH
r. 4. READING, President
D. r. CURRY, secretary. as 2meodls
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q POpuLAR TREATISE

~ SO veil has this undertaking been received
En land that before the hrst volume was ready me Put
had nhain.d sev.ns lhon.ann .n-cIller- llI 5s
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

O. COUNTRY SEAT TO LET.-One of the most
B.s beautiful situations this Island, containing about
A six of land. On the premises Ia large and
convenient dwelling, with outhouses complete. The
grounds in perfect order and every way fitted for
Tel residence The properly IL situated the sayenue,
upon high ground, having commanding view Of the East
River Tor distance ie Long Island sbore and over
looking Wes,chester County for great distance WIN DO
e, low TO good tenant or win be sold exchanged for
improved city property Por farther particulars apply %
III aLaw.S W & SEYMOUR. s ChaIhau,. .squnre.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20
Anh.rrIn1inus reccinch to Thc Ncw-Y orlter
MoNpAY. lsn. ].

SArvErAY Ian H. " hi,ehali y. Y..,..........i
New fhisaepha. Ind 2 Sslos, c. II. l. I..........S
Bristol! do ......l Lue Falls. \. J......-..,..
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

hJFFs, MUFEs, MUFFS-WATsoN < 10 ~.
Vl Isl Chslam-st informs the ades thai Trey are tcaE
of their stock Of fine lynx and other descriptions OF
at less than prices being determined 70 Coz 10 ~ ~
entire stock the season clcse. WAfS,Sc chatSsm
j24 n, IOs S-e
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-02-27
ANTI-SLAYERY MEETINGS.

STEPHEN S. and ABBY KELLEY Fosrss
will hold meetings at
Chagrin Falls, Cuyahoga Co. Wednesday
and Thursday, March 4th and 9th.
Pennington, Trumbull Co. Saturday and
Sunday 7th and 9Th.
Southington, Trum5ull Co. Tuesday the
10th.
GarrettsviIle, Portage Co. Thursday ia.
10Th.
Rlvenna, Portage Co. Saturday and Sun-
day the Ilth and 10th.
Franklin, Portage Co. Tuesday and We'd
nesday the 18th and 18th.
Newton Falls, Trumbull Co. Friday and
Saturday the Goth and 2lst.
Hartford, Trumbull Co. Tuesday and
Wednesday the eth and 25th.
Youngstown, Trumbull Co. Friday the
eth.
Salem, Columblana Co. Sunday and Mon.
day the 29th and 30th.
New Lisbon, Cclumbiana Co. Thursday
and Friday, April Cd and 3rd.
Fairfield, Columbian Co. Sunday and
Monday the 9Th and 9th.
Will the friends of the Slave in the above
mentioned neighborhoods use their endeavors
to make all necessary arrangements to secure
commodious and comfortable places for the
meetings, and by extensive notice secure
large gatherings!
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-02-27
Fon he Buffalo Pilot.
ARRIVAL OF THE
CA nj Il RIA.
ONE MONTH LATEK FROM EUROPE.

. A'h "
The steamship "Cambria," Capt. Judkins,
from Liverpool, February 18th. arrived at Bos-
ton on Wednesday night, the 18th. about
half past 10 o'clock.
Among the passengers in the steamship
were Mr.. Bache, bearer Of dispatches from
Mr.. McLane to Mr.. Buchanan; Mr.. Ponson-
by from the English government to Mr.. PAX
enham, and Count NJ. dc Beaulieu from Bel
GUM.
The language of Sir Robert Peel, as is al
so that of the Press, towards America, is de-
eidedly pacific.
The Queen, it is said, in her speech, gave
peculiar emphasis to the parts relating 10 the
preservation Of peace.
Lord Stanley stated in the House Of Peers,
that he had left the Cabinet because the new
policy of the Government did not afford suf-
ficient protection to the Agricultural inter-
ests.
Lord De Ros expressed the hope that the
Oregon question would not disturb the ami
icable relations existing between England
and America.
Mr.. King the American Minister at the
French Court has been drawn into an I'M
pleasant correspondence with Mr.. Guizot in
relation to the Presidents message. Thu
message itself produced much attention ia
Paris.
Lord Morpeth has given his mime to a doc
ument prepared by lie Peace Society, re-
commenting addresses from Merchants and
other classes in that country, to similar clas-
ses in the United States, in fav or Of perpetual
.amity, and the reference Of all points of mis-
understanding to the arbitration of disinter-
estcd parties.
Parliament was in session, and Sir Robert
Peel has presented his project for free-trade
and the abrogation of the corn laws. The
cotton and corn markets had nat altered ma
terially.
From IPiimer and Smiths Times.
GuEAr CHANGES IN THE CoMmERcIAL Poll
ICY OF ENGLAND-REPEAL OF THE CoRN Law
-TRIuMPH OF FREE TRADE.-The steam
boat Cambria takes out to-day the most i'm
portant and gratifying intelligence that evel
left the shores of Britain. Sir Robert Pee
has developed his future Commercial policy
cy.
1t is at once simple and comprehensive;ant
under its operation the exchange of commod
ties between this country and the United
States will be carried to an extent, and will
be mutually productive of advantages, great
or 'than the eye hath yet seen, or the hear
hath conceived" The new scheme embra
ces, with a full sense Of their importance, tn
principles Of free municipalities all pro
lection for commerce., manufactures and ag
riculture; admits corn duty free, at the end c
5 years, with a scale, in the interim, whic
will probably os~cilliate between 4 and IS pC
quarter, and at once admits Indian corn an
buckwheat free of all duty whatever.
Great Britain at the present moment, is
ablaze Of excitement, msA talk and think