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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

LIRE PROOF sAFEs.-I, is impertsn. 70 puI,
cheers efree safes . Be- % 'ss hey e. one ss,w
Fslsn, salamander Safes have failed 10 preserv
contsnis Ia case OF ire
more rec emf onss) on aceoun, OF their breviy'
Mr.. slLAs c. HsRKiSs Ill may be 10 your advantage
s.: ss we're S
banning ruins OF Store TAT the great IRE Of the lsh
in,sl and ,V1ad " 'o' use scnss S " car ssre
New'Yors, July Is. isss
Meruax Nnss--of al The various Safes before the pub
M thai the sslsmsnders have slOod The
S..s = ss-oas ses;,s@.a ..ysa s'seS IN ban. s..
easipsSs with eheerfalnsss
fre u sss nsIeos the suffolk County Bank destroy
ed. bat fortunately M books papers no,es, kc, were do
posted In one OF Herrngs Salamanca Ssfes and thus
hey we're oil preserved.
xn. Ysrt Tssbsns Noe ia letter nom The President
of.hs Suffolk Co. Bank 81 SAG Asfbor Gays;
and ind ali ss. even 70 he ssak Ncss Oar ioss win Be
X,SSs sssoitmsai o. The original wnd.rs Ps.ea, sss
mssdei ssfss for sas a he Ir0S Sac PEGS q
Iof ixw I'm Dkw corner OF DepeyrtersL
pOwLING.r-ii hss been higsy Recommended BY
- rhyseians for sedsnsAIy men 70 prse1ee bowling
ns~a..s ssiss.s, No. q aud 500 E.., Broadway, and
have been nssed up in splendid syle with some new
Aeys; and, 70 farther accommodate his numerous ps-
trons Mr. Bkows, NE Fropreior very iasenioasly
Invented psrpetaa Almanac, al six each S for
leo and two large ede1s OF several thousands have been
dispored o. liis printed on very neal card on one
side n the Perpetual Ainxnsc and the other Il s,sge
Ticket 70 rde IN elibeE The Eas Broadway or 0rsnds
llne OF stages either u bis establishments which he fur
nshes srss daily 10 all bis pafcts. no from al parts
OF the city and Brooklyn AID may u tbs States H s
<ricnce ur the pas fhcea years IL this city Ia he bust
nsss and bic sfIici aud personal scnlon 70 and
comfort Of hs perens deserves and has eommAnded he
beat portion OF TIE public patronage. Il Is well known
hs none but The select company vist bis
who win not take bis card and roe and snccs sosrH
bic pi1sf M LAVISH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

CENTRE MARKET AGAINST THE WORLD.
NAT BEEF FAT BEEF,-The subscriber wisnes 20
i MORN hs snds and the pubic In general ihsi be wiz
offer FOR sale Ca Saturday, nexi the q nsL superior
cattle OF them raised By Tcomss Meade, Greenwich
F~rssid county Connecticut raised BY Mr.. Ben
dick North Salem Wescheser county, IL nas been pro
noaaced BY best 1iges 70 Be ne beet NAT nas oesn o
I'D n, sale 10 Eew.YOfk for years past Aso
some splendid uuton and veal Sold al stes u ana IL
Centre Market, BY l@a3t-l b Law
SHIP BREAD AND CRACKER BAKERY:
NOR sALE-Tne lease, fixtures and machinery q
well-estzbHshed Bakery, with steam engine, and an
extensive city aud country connection, now bskn2 10
bsrr.. aoqr weekly and convenience for baking double
mai quantity. Apply % JANIS rAhh,
zN Nv u AoU ~ from 70 D II. N.
SHERWOOD's MAGNETIC MACHINES are
- xarrant-d 10 cure ten u any other ma
dimes Physi.ians Gnd private families arc esahored
ssaust purchasing the limitations ~ these Machines,
ns5er whatever name a they WI be found Of le or no
800 ri. a. SHERWOOD. NJ d,
99 w. le2 Chanb-rs-st
(,AsK for manal sctsriag Vinegar also, sns1nss In
- SdX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27
1nsnranre.

ROBT. L. PATTERSON, President
BENZ C. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos. l.. LoRD, Agent
JANIS srgwARr, NJ. ID. Medical Examiner, No. ~
Fourth.st MWSsMI
JANUARY REPORT OF the Mutual Life Insurance
y Co. of New-York, No. 50 WallsL-This instrufon,
during The month OF January issued ninsyour new Pol
lcies, viz
TO Merchants L Traders 40 To Clergymen
Mechanics ......l0l Physicians .............
BfOkeu.,...,ts.,ss.., Lawyers ,r,'..s,.s'.s.'
CLERKS ................ Stndenis....s..s
Editor Sc. 49,. ........ III Anlsts.......-....,..
shipma.ter ...... II President Of snk....
Steamboat Captains q Cashiers DO ...'
Engineer ...... Ii Circuit Jgdge,..,....s
Farmers ............. 2 Secy ola Ins. Coz.
BOalnan III Ladies.
Lives Insured. ,..'H
MORRIS ROBINSON President
sAA. HAsslY Secretary.
MINTUKS POsr, M. ID. Physician, 5f br0snTsy' III I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

OtVIcE o. nae NApIscN AND ISDIaSAPoLis K r. c.
MADIsoS lrdians. Fec 10, isi7
nIyIDEND.-Ihe Board o Directors OF tals Company
Dbave as day declared dividend q seven per cenL
ut OF he earnings Of he lAs six mouths payable 10 the
srs whose names regsered co TIE BOOKS Of
TIE Agency IN Se~York The ofoc- N ne Oalo LIE lnsa-
49, - Trust 81 on tic lsl dag Of March EexL By
order Of IN Board lsdlwl W. SIACAsoA, see'y.
NTOTICE.-Wsnle6i osei our F.shioaa6le Millinery
IN T.tabshrenf where the frsl class Of business can be
ecas The Oh IL selling 01l 1al ne pfes1i owner
,hes 70 relinish BUSINESS For tirteer pAfuenzrs, IN
ca.rs og Mise c HESEloS, ri Brosawsy, Up sisits,
H,.-i,. HIrild.ns. x3fI~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27
2fLz7f- Col JOHN HARRIS, Psrkefsouff, va
AYAIIARIR CQIINTRY SEAT and fHn

RSA VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT ana ~" ~,
10 Columbia county, s1 niles rom hnoson ~ a.
sale or will be exchanged for city OF Brooklyn pfop
erly These premises ara lately the resdsn<s
Henry w. Livingston. Esq and now forming part o. ~
estate Of Robert Jafsy deceased situated about m.e'
from the city ofHuds and adjoining The residence o. ~
NJ Iivingston The mansion consists Of a msin bef
ng 0 feet square stories ght and wings each 80 s
by Is feet with cellar under he whole, finished tkrou
out IN the most com ets manneS, and commanding sni
insiye view Of Catsk mountains There also % 20
premises wsshhouse with four rooms and gzfet, ngs
stable and cArTsgehOusei also, ftrmhouss ana Tssn
barn large e-bOase, now hed With Ice. TheHmeDn
pasture and has upon II large appleorebsfd Iossuss
with great variety Of other fruit The msnsl0n WIZ ~.
necessary atbudings with about 70 acres Of ano
sold seps aleiy If required farther description y W
property Ia deemed unnecessary IS no one woae ~
chase without previous personal ezamlnsnon - a..
Hudson River Railroad within half mile Of me- az
For farther particulars spply 10 Ars n g ysnv ="
premises, or 70 RICHARD OAKLEY, bfos''e
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a HOUSES TO RkNr ~ JERSEY cir


-. FOR SALE-A block 81 land between Sixth snt
la" Seventh avenues and between One Hundredsns
GA ThFty-hrst and One Hundred. and Thirty sscoad 90
containing 64 lots level with city grade, ssisc suits
bic Tor burying ground.
Also 10 lots between Third and Fourth avenues and Oss
Hundred and rhireenlh snd One Hundred and foasecih
Ash 10 lots between Fourth aud Fah sai One
Hundred and Twelfth and Que Hundred and rtnsena
streets. Terms accommodating Apply 70
I7f Inn T. KETCAUM, 90 Nssssa-s
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- no FAHMIKS, EMIGRANrs aad 2


~ For SALE 70 UnimpToved Farms rom 20 70 ~ sses
each, located In ihs COUNTIES OF Wood and hicals
Virginia. the Of the Hughes and Lis kansshe
rivers aud also the ~ w. State Turnpike, coany snt
other roads and within one and half mile from HAIRS
yle The county OF Ritche Co On the west theye'
distant from Mares about miles, aud ID from fsrSst
burg, both place lying on the Ohio river.
There several grist and other mills In he inmedMs
vicinity. Climate uOne more 'eslihy The soil 10 unsu
passed for richness aud pfOductveness covered with w
most valuable iimbers, and Astounding with coal lmescrs
salt sulphur and other springs Within those origins
surveys there quite numofr Of Improved ARMS,
worth from $40 ~ $50 per acre.
The subscriber has had the above farms personally a.
tended TO- add ell of them resurvoyed and taxes and az
Of all kinds paid up TO the present time sef
holds the original pei-ns from the State ofVbgins sfna
b. PatTick Henry Gov OF the State. dated 7o6 Tbsss
lands Il IL believed At least equs II not superior ~
point of location the Ohio River, aud 10 market and n
the richness Of their soil and he extent Of their minsrs
"a any 10 thai region Of the country for nks Peoj sad
now prepared 10 Offer them or any part " hsn reason
able prices, for cash part cash, and The baanfe On
bond and mortgage FOR city property o. sooi inns
the city unincumbered- a..
Al the present time when all the agricultural prcdHs
OF our country rapidly increasing 10 value snd o..
markets are opening, and increasing demshds are oslnt
made for surplus provisions and bresdsnns-tnn 40
we say now existing and the low prices OF these snos'
think present strong inducementsto farmers 70 sv's
prisng young men, and emgrsnts, who wish 70 ian NV
attention agricultural pur.uits For IsnheI inoimsh0
spply 10 WALIEh hhEbhn' . ~ a,,o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

DY ORDER ofs. Caldwell, Supreme Court Commis
ID onsr notice s hereby given that an attachment mas
issued against the estate OF Ethan Paul now re-oshs
dabor and that the will be sold FOR the payment OF
his debts unless he appear ana discharge suen
according to law within niue months from NE nrst pu4
cation OF his notice and that the payment OF any ufptr
due 10 him by residents of this state snd hs deYey W
him or FOR his use Of any properly within the Stale belong
ing TO him. and the transfer OF any sucn properly " nm
are forbidden by law, and are VOID .,,,scor.r !,
,e ,.,.o, Attorney for Attaching Credhor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

DN ORDER Of William y. Mason, SupIcfho tuI,E
DCommssioner notice is hereby given that an attach
ment has been issued against the estate Of JAes H.
az non debtor and that the same VIII be sold tor
The payment of his debts unless be appear and discharge
such attachment according law within nine months rom
the nst publication OF this notice. and that me payment Oh
sny dcb due him by residents this State, and me dew
ery to him for bis Of any property within Ins STATE
belonging 10 him, and the transfer OF any properly " NV
are fohsddeu by him and are vodDated Norwich, ~ Y
NJ In islS John WAIT Attorney
Ill t.,.,l,,, For Attaching Cnsditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate 81 ns
co,ntv ~ New, York Notice IL hereby gwen 10 Al per
20 ba claims a ainst Jons J. Butler. late Of the wy
Of ,de s 20 Psessn. ie -
VIM MsckRy No ~ PRTk.row In the cry Of New YORK,
on or before the second day Of April next Dated New
York the thrlieth day OF September, 80
oSlaw6m- HARRIET L. BUTLER, Admrx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

- FOR SAIE-A neat COtage ana bhn, VIII sooQl
III four and half seres OF good land pleasantly situated
- IN The town OF New Rochelle, on Weyman's avenue,
within half mile of Steamboat Landing and about lhsi
distance from The Nsw-Haven and New .fork Rarpsf-
Thee /, good well OF wafer near the basement door snf
number ol fruit trees. &c. II has good view Of ls-
sound and surrounding country. II the above place not
sold At private sale by the 9Th day OF Mach next wAes
offered Al public auction on The premises osoA
Al on thsiday For farther particulars inquned
~, n.,cbalis Eeh II 1877 tNus
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flrniriurs.

ROBERT VI. NORRIS. p. ".
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DN ORDER OF the Honorable Daniel L. lngrN1u
ID As,ocIaie Indge Of the New-York Court OF Common
Pleas notice hereby given, pursuant 10 the pfoNsosu
the statute authorizing Attachments against apseonuns
concealed and nonresident debtors that an aachmenhss
issued agans; the estate Of Thomas H. Smith, resident o.
he saie OF Pennsylvania and that the same VII De 500
Tor the rRvment % his debts unless he sppear and ais
charge such attachment according 70 law. within nine
the payment Of any debt. due to him by residents Of this
STATE and the delivery him for his use OF any proper
" within belonging 10 him .nd the transfer OF my
such properly by him ars forbidden by sw and are VOID
Dated the Slsi day OF July, lSi6 Z. w. CHESTER
81 la,rah., AiInrnev Tor Aftachng Creditor.
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Nov. ~


TRsAsuRY DEPARTMENT, Nov. n, l847.
CyEALED PROPOSALS. will be received until the first
- Monday Of February 1913. the Office Of the commits
appointed for the erection Of the In the
city of New Orleans for the following materials;
l8,5OO,OOO of good hard-bumt brick
The size to be mentioned. ~
1900 barrels of fresh lime }more or less
1000 do. hydraulic cement
5000 do. sharp sand
The above materials be delivered the levee in New
Oreans the site Of the present as
practicable, and in such quantities shall from time to
time be required conformity with appropriations made
by Congress. The proposals to be addressed 10 Donts
Preur, Alcee La Branche and William M Gwinn commits
soners for the erection of customhorse In New Oesns
ealed proposals furnishing materials for tho
erection of custom-house at New Orleans
When the proposals opened by the commissioners
they will communicate copies together with their views
and recommendation for the consideration Of the depart
ment.
dressed TO the First Comptroller of the Treasury who
re ber with the first Auditor OF the Treasury, being the prop
er officers connected with the custo-housc accounts, will
give their views in writing to the proposals. to the do
partment The right of rejecting any bid 10 reserved
Ample security will be required for the faithful fulhnlent
any contract entered into Tor furnishing Of ne
mentioned materials. II. j. WALkEh,
Secretary of the Treasury
Post and Boston Times; New York Globe, Sum-, and Her
aid; Pennsylvanan and Keystone Baltimore Argus and
Baltimore Sun Ineigcncer and German Gnzette a.
ington Cincinnati Enquirer Louisville me Ds, a.
Louis Union; and Natchez Free Trader unu me @ "sy
OF January, lS4s and in all the daily paPs Oh N~ "
leans until the first Monday Of February, 1879
| Nov Z7-dt25htJan
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BALrIMoRK, Nov. N-5 p. IN.
The weather to-day has been cool and chlyndeed, it
is the first wntry day OF the After much damp
and sulry weather, the change is most welcome
Our city is unusually dull just now though business is
brisk, and prosperity seems to prevail in all directions
THE MARKETs.-In the Baltimore market this morning,
-four rmer There several buyers QUIT but hold
much disposed to take the prices offered Sales
about 200 barrels Howard brands at IS g. There
buyers than sellers at this price.
Most the flour arriving going into store sale
day 200 barrels City Mills IS 81 and 100 barrels at
$5 933 Some of the miers ask &c. and much dis
posed to take less. The supply on hand Is small Rye
-four S. 49, meal % rs per barrel The receipts OF
grain comparatively light and prices firm, with
rather upward tendency Sales to-day of good prime
reds 125 l3 ordinary to good ll8 lbs cents
white wheat 1913 1873 cents and family flour do 185 lao
cents; old white So 90 cents and yellow do 60 81
white do 80 IS cents yellow 30 90 cents,
according dryness 80 AZ cents; SO 80 cents
cloversecd 81 50 - 87A per bushel There is moderate
inquiry for provisions, but change TO note In prices
sale to-day of 80 kegs No lard, at liz cents per h.
From New York and Philadelphia, to-day, no intelligence
has yet been received by telegraph. slig
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FOR THE uNIoN-BY A wHIG.*


The object of both of the political parties of the
country the same, viz to promote the welfare OF the
country
And to promote this welfare, both parties desire a
peace. e. permanent peace.
Peace to-day, with the prospect of war tomorrow,
would not suit either.
One party declares the object OF the be- indem
nifty for the past and security for the future"
The other desires security for the FUTURE" but is
willing to give up Indemnity for the past"
This is the true difference between the parties.
" Indemnity for the past is sheer justice and de-
cent regard for the rights of citizens demands that we
should insist upon but for this, there is another and
important reason, which u.s. that indemnify for the
past" is security for the future"
Let this war be so carried that the history of Mex
wrong and the consequent rerbuton for that wrong
may be sober, serious, terrible proof that the United
States, if wronged iciH make and, making war, will
not be satisfied with less than entire redress for eery
injury.
Let the corld who OF late has seen the evidences of
prowess be convinced OF this, and may then go
on and fulfil our destiny of peace
Again say, indemnity for the past IS security
for the future" X. IA. w.
Who has calamity served his country in the field
UNION.
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Communicated.
AS was reasonably anticipated, since my recent COM
Immigration to your paper Mrs Lytle, on whom the ex
taordinary surgical operation was performed In Ohio by
the celebrated Dr. Thompson has DEMONSTRATING most
miraculousy survived the extraction OF an enormous dis
eased mass from her body weighing nearly quite 40
pounds in ALL for twelve days after the operation.
The examination made after death, briefly detailed
below in the Ohio Statesman by the distinguished opera
tor himself essential point affects the great profess
sona skill of the executions lessons the real merit OF
the performance and pleased to perceive that full
and minute report of the is to be made in valuable
standard medical journal, under the Doctors own hand
and it will, when fully published and understood form,
surgical and physical science, important epoch in
the progress of mind towards the perfection of knowledge
in this country. b.
Col. MEDARY Dear Sir The statement having been
made through the medium Of your paper that had in the
presence Of and aided by several professional gentlemen
is due myself and the profession to say that post
examination, twelve days subseque ny to the ope-
ration disclosed the fact that 1t NOT the liver The
morbid mass removed was an ovarian tnmor winch had
occupied the greatly increased concavy of the diaphragm
carrying the liver before well every other possible
part OF the abdominal cavity.
1t is my purpose make minute and detailed report of
this important and most interesting case, through the me.
dunn OF one of our medical periodicals. Therefore will
at this time only say that the liver below the medium
szea large portion of its convex surface adheran to the
diaphragm
The thin edge of the liver which in its natural position
extends below the ribs had been forced several inches
above the margin of the diaphragm by the upward deve
opment of the tumor.
This encroachmen of the diaphragm upon the space ap
propraed the lungs accounted for the great difficulty OF
breathing and threatened suocaton, which existed pre-
vious to the operation.
r. THOMPSON.
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ATOTICE-The attention of the citizens Is respectfully
IN invited to the sale of the valuable property In Phla
dephia Row. which advertised to be sold by virtue of
deed Of trust on Tuesday, the 3Oth instant O'Clock, p
M Any person wishing purchase handsome and con-
venen residence, to make good investment, will do
well to attend the sale.
HENRY BENNER, lr
SAMUEL TOLMAN, AruS'eos'
Nov. ~ A. GREEN, Auctionecr.
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AN AMERICAN CHINA MANuFAcroRy.-We learn that a
gentleman named Rdgway from Sutlordshire, England
has established mandatory Of china and queepswae,
the Big Sandy river, in Virginia, within mile and half
Of the Ohio This mandatory is already the nucleus of
town, which is rapidly rising around il while further
to the eastward, and especially in Tazewe Cabel and
Logan countless extensive settlements Of farms and vine
Yards also in progress. There valuable mines
oituminous and camel coal in the same region with salt
ore and limestone in abundance. iladelphia mo
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The Next Congress.

The wings will probably have majority of in the
House, and the democrats majority of II in the Senate
The of the is, that if parties cohere ac
cordng their old distinctions each is checkmated by
other No strong party be carried either
side, neither any law ia force which is cherished
party measure, be repealed The tariff certainly
not be disturbed.
In the election Of President should devove upon the
House, the would be reconed by States In this point
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To the Editor Of tie Union:
sM0ral ."-National IntellIgenCor Of the
Of 1884,

10 the Editor OF the Union.
"NIoral Trcason."-National IntcllIgenccr the
saw with surprise in late National lnteligencer,
the whole history OF Ahab and Jezebels cold booded
murder of the unoending Naboth, and seizure of his
vineyard without shadow OF right introduced by the fol-
"The attention Of President Polk, and his advisers, is
respectfully requested to the following occurrences In the
ancient history OF the lsraees."
By way of application, the writer says The conduct
Of Ahab exhibited in the above extracts OF history
does it not coincide with that of the Executive Of the
United States towards Mexico Ahab cast his greedy
eyes upon Naboths vineyard Just as our President cast
unto his house, Just the President and his advo-
say that the Mexican territories convenient to
the United States II never before heard the President
charged with the objectionable sin OF considering the
Mexican territories near unto his house. Ii this could
be proved would support his administration no longer
Two Of BeliaP were then set to accuse Naboth
Just many reckless, unprinciped and designing men
set to bring false accusations against Mexico,
and excite the people Of the United States TO stone her
with stones that che may die The question now is
be excited by these false charges until they stone Mex-
co with stones that she may die p"
But this writer wants to clothe his application OF his
Scptura quotation with all the Divine authority of Scrip
ture ITSELF and to brand those who hesitate to admit his
He says "Let no sheer at the above as ancient
fable, or napplicabe to the present case 1t is
corded by the pen of Eternal Truth and WISDOM [how
pious and applies precisely to our relations with Mex
lco he adds In the peculiar spirit OF ms cnarty tnat
the ruling powers OF the Union neither fear God
gard man,S but, like Ahab shave sold themselves to do
evil"
The President of the United States is thus held up be-
fore his constituents what is much more to be re-
greed before enemies, the Mexican nation, at this
most critical juncture OF relations with themas
Ahab, monster OF wckedness-hs constitutional coun-
sellers. or his lady, q know not which, as Jezebel
his diplomatic agents and brave troops "sons of
Belal-all combined to rob and murder, without shadow
of right the Immaculate Mexican naton-he pure, the
innocent, the unoffendng Naboth
How can peace be negotiated when Mexico is openly
addressed and encouraged in this way from the great
organ of whigism at Washington Whigsm seems to
the unpatrotic position she is taking The glory Of the
administration is breaking her heart and binding her
eyes. $% w. II. s.
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There less than iorty-ive newspapers pub
lished in the city of Boston.