davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-09
The Kentucky WING Convention.

Mr. g. j. JOHNSTON, who was one OF the oecreta'
RES OF the Kentucky State Convention, has written
a letter to the LOuisrRle Courier, contrsdicting
most emphatcaly the declaration Of that paper that
ninety nine of every hundred OF the delegates were
Taylor men We quote the main portions ct his
letter
II you mean to that ninetyuine out Of every hun
drsd Of the Delegates prefer Gen Taylor 70 Mr. cay
even as CANDIDATE for President you what not true
.ad N YOU mixed freely with the Delegates 10 that
Whis Convention and sscetsined their opinions, you
snow or ought TO know, thst It Is nottfue
Assiu YOU say. Judge Campbell snd John A Nc
CiaoK the Delegates the National Convention Tor the
state At large are two OF the most active and efficient
Taylor men in Kentucky ~, =,
n will b. remembered by all who were In the Conven-
Ton on last that, when MoClung Was nomin-
49, a. one OF the State Dele gates stated that presumed
wa. ~ TAyior in preference 20 Clay and inquired
yhrther Il was fact when tho Taylor men raised terrible
outcry snd ected TO the question being answered why
was this II ninety out OF every buhoed pre-
ierrei Taylor 10 Clay -, l.. - -
In the midst OF the excitement produced ny my qnes
ton some gentleman INF Crockett believer nominated
Iudse Campbell and stated that he was an intimate mend
n C.mpbe and Knew his opinions, and that " prJsred
II was and not an then MoCuug was appointed dele
rate as naifer of oonsProise, CanlPbe being Gnoer
stood by Of the Clay Wings in the Conven9n 70 DC me
devoted friend Of Henry Clay aud nIeieIIlns nv. - sY
man in the world Tor President For the uuth OF ,1is
statement appeal to al the Clay Wings ~hS TSss p inc
Convention. u J. JOHN'AN''
JoatsrtllS. Feb ~. 1848
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-09
By Telegraph TO The TriJiIne.
Rocbe.,er Charter Election.

RocHRsTER DEMOCRAT OFFICE March s-l2 NJ.
JosEPH FIELD. the Loco-Foco candidate Tor
Mayor. is elected by $50 majority. Chauncy h.
Sweet Treasurer, John &. Chumasero City Attor-
ney, and John Thompson City sexton, by small ma
iorities-all Loco FOcos
The Wings have elected their Candidates lot
City Marshal, Superintendent OF Streets and over
seer OF the Poor. The Wings also elect four gu
pervisors and the Loco-Focos one In the new
Council the Loco Focos have one majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-09
Ind ef Pnrt WI.
r,srnr. nanninx,s Hnh, Rrnrr,

~ pr. Bsurinx's Bsdy Brscc.-rhe issEi S.
merits u this have steadily savsnesd she s.s
aaa u tt, aud % enjoys rrofiueat ositiea - I'm
tho ruhs The which has sstsaSea It's sPphcs
tsa Coz fsnaie the isnss hael
hsss 'semasA. e' ash digestive sssAas has ssss y"
oNamPlsa
The h,lewHs extracts eVh, lstlss' fVni i.~ ~
thess she have saA ssrsassssd 10 Aensneia enss
Ff>ss tsas fAss ~ (. l<-s,, Z v ..
fss warranted Ia savss thsi noi ssiv HAS wN sH'
enauo fssus sfs.fiy renovated ~ pf r.nnlas o
bfa.s tsl ihss ssaess health hss sse iHYrssa "s
dsi ia uss
49,. ~ & 49,. vsS&.,s<v- \ \
49, sAios vssfs asi ssssisa TIA al 40 atisssArts
rapaia q ths hsatt r.ies is ths f.sA aus ah 'sh
sa4sVas ssbiir gszisi aYss sasi ts wssa eAf-sH
have us hs htz.s "a ieselhs sas sNyls~ssat sss
sati,s hs stassh aas ,aAishst no Ytlss have go
a,sY IN s,r sssA Ia. tsssss ssaNsss ssA saAsA
ahseif@i
$50 fA.s. " q ,r~&.,>>-,-. oa.,
las .pss applied .ssshss a Yeas Fssses tss sass
gfvsrsv. ~ss4i wita sstAsi tsAsst NJ ssaey wvsA
r~t~ksss 10 psa@s "a kss fstisst pet q ~ s rsss
-k- ~aas rs~t ss4~-ytasss S.ass~s. so s~e tae
pt.s Al. 80 ~ -tss syrissi ssssisAlly as
fAs recovered 49, ~ is4sNs e.
lsates sd ss~tissea~ -hf -SaA With shst<rsss
sfs-'s, 49, 80 sAsir ssis~sS vN SD avs~-sss u
sfivvs ~ 49, s'r ~'sisa' rssi,.e s>ysea' ~,
i~ss' sd srAtls, sAs.. ~ Val, ~sN NHss ~
psv.S-sr
rsasss. ~. tl,s.-ss seasses shs ss.,,
.hs-i ss-s sss -~-tss - sssNs. siss,A ts Ars sss
A~.- 80 NJ 4 ss>es@'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-09
vi.ir OF the Iiu,ch,n.on- to Mr. clay.

Mr. CLAY diucd ON Tuesday with the Mayor and
Aldermen and few Invited guests. At the New York Hotel
BY invitation pf the Mayor and Aldermen. The Hur-
cHSsoss being lu the city. made call on Nj CLAY. Ia
company with a iew frlsnds, about 6. PM Aner the
cloth was removed they escorted the room where
Mr. CLAY and bis friends we're sim seated Al table. By
Alderman LlwRrscE Chairman Of the Committee Of Re
cepton. and were sev,rally Introduced by Alderman
MuRpar Their reception every way most gratifying.
The following lmprompu address prepared BY JEsss ous
OF the brothers then sung:
TO HARRY or THE WEST
Come b-oihers, rouse, LET hurry on,
To SEQ our honorei Guest:
FOR 10 10 every street. they shout.
Brave Harry o. the west"
The City now is al awake
And 10 Der iagrsls dressed,
AMI voices make the reikin sssks
For Harry Of the West.
The women. too ans children ssee
Are singing with the rest.
And weaving gsrlants In the street,
For Harry Of the West.
Old Broadway nov Is ali alive,
And every heart seems blest
As N word zoe. round, be u soon arrive,
Brave Harry Of the West"
Behold the aged Statesman comes
In highest bonors dressed
No eonqring hero ever shOBe.
Like Harry Of the West.
Nor shall party feeling dare
To raise narrow test,
But all shall 10 the tribute share,
To Harry OF the West.
For IN glorious day IS coming near
When Wrong shall be redressed,
And Freedoms s.ar shine bright AMI clear
On Harry OF the West.
Then hail all hail thrce-honorj sage,
Our most distinguished guest
We II venerate thy good old age
Brave Harry Of the West
spontaneous burst Of applause followed this simple
yet beautiful tribute TO the distinguished guest, which,
from the happy and spirited style in which it was per-
formed If was impossible 10 suppress At s conclusion.
Mr. CLAY shook each brother sd ABBY most cordially
by the hand and thanked them for their kindness not for
getting to pay merted compliment to the composer,
who, on this occasion Joined the brothers In singing
In addition to this the family sang There Good
Time Coming and concluded with their favore family
song, "The Old Granite Stale
The thrilling and beautiful sentiments OF Freedom.
Temperance and br0hery love- contained IN these songs
were cordially received and the tear which
frequently started from the eye Of the venerable States
man, as well other signs Of appreciation, testified
toat they were recipocsed by heartily than
by Mr. CLAY himself. He commended them highly for
their firm attachment the principles Of total abstinence,
and expressed the hope that they would always maintain
the high ground they had chosen.
The family then took leave, with evident satisfaction at
their visit 10 Mr. CLAY having received as well as mpsrt-
ell much pleasure by the call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-09
NOTICES.
7HREaOLOoIsTs AND PUsLIsHEks.
FOWLERs a WILLS,


~ Ara Meeting Of the Democratic Wills
General & ommIftoe, bed a. Broadway Hoass, Tsss-
4sy .y.nip. March T. 1875, the following Resolutions
~efs adopt-s
III. Democratic whlr Electors q the City soe cous,y
d New Yors who rseo.nrs the National Coov'niion to
h~d Phs-iphis ths lib Of June nss' ~ the 10
ultimate Ay u aominate In behalf II the WI OF the
sloa eandla.. % be supported BY them Tor ffesldeot
President - The United states Ss re99es' 20
s~t 10 th.if .sy~fs Wards The 18Th March instant 81
such places ,cd such boar may b. d-ssnsted oy inc
.~s-fs Nsrs Committees ard tho Ward eonmltse' nsy
sssn-is ihs manner In which he election shs %
Tor he pufpos. Of selecting Desstes rom the sid sfos
% CoasressouA District Conycnti0es 20 sppoht Des-
Fi-s o. t-Pfs.sat sad Districts IN the Nsiionsi tonNsn
uoG % D. held 81 PhiAdsiphis on the fth June next
Rsfoirsd That TIE several District Conventions consist
II veGy hive rnemse each and thai the representations
from the several W.ds 10 s.d Convention he follows
Ia the Thru Connes.ional District cSunprisiof ibe
First Second, rhird Youth and Fnh Wsrds, Eve Dele
Fsle. from each Ward.
sixth seventh Tenth aud Thir'senth Wards six Dele
rates from each Ward said Delessies when assemblies
10 select one DELEGATE from he District large o. 40 70
make the whole ngmb-r twenty-five
In the Pinh Congressional District, comprising tbs
yi.bth Ninth and Fourteenth Wards, eight delegates
rom each W.rd said delegates when assembled TO "ee
Geessie from the dsrie, al sTse 81 a. 70 HsAs 'hs
whole number twenty-five.
Elsvculh Twelfth Fifteenth. Sixteenth. Seventeenth aod
Eighteenth wards four delegates from each Ward, ssd
district 81 large o. as 70 make the whole NUMBER t~sno
i've.
R,,olstd That N. several District Conventions s..sna.
bic Friday evening i7h ms, H Y O'CLOCK 81 TIE pisces
Third conTs..ious District st Second Ward Hotel
Fourth Columbian hsn
Fnh Broadway House
sixth Constitution Hall.
Rsiorsd That the several District Conventions be rs-
questsd 10 appoint In their several Districts substitute 20
supply the place their delegate IN OF hts aeseoes
or inability iFom sny cause 70 s';e1s =, re Nsnons Zoo
yeGtion PhiLip hoNf' Shsifhsn-
o "a u h ANS {vies ch.irmsu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-09
30ssr $500 n, rssLoS' Secretaries.

10 The Boehm Fiufe.-BsDGEs. 1871 Broadway
has entered upon his fourth year Of the mAnutsetufs
Of this instrument snd he count his patrons smonf
the first professors and Austeur OF the country snd ma
joty these have laid aside expensive aud exceent To-
the old constructions and have adopted me
Boehm Flute for the that they have become con
WINGED OF It's vast superiority in strength richness even
Of sud facility u lingering Mt h has been
eusaxed the last 10 the manufacture OF rich
flutes all branches aud has within the last three years
received three Silver Medals and ono piploms tor supefi
orty OF manufacture Of the Boehm and kyes approved
eight keyed Flute and purchasers may rest assured that
instrument will be permitted 70 - nom he essosh
ent until ts accuracy tested By Potent
professor certificate OF guaranty, signed BY the exam
iner will accompany each instrument Scales and Books
stantly on hard 2st w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-09

CTABRAHsN III. Rowland, Wing was elected
Mayor ofNew. b bedford, Mass. on Monday last by
very large majority. The Whig nominations tor
other officers were also elected with the exception
of two or three.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-09
BOARDING.

DOARDING.-Rooms to let 81 IS Anityst. ~her.
Dthres or four single gentlemen and gentleman aud
his wife can be accommodated with full or partial board
mt 81
DOARD ON BROOkLYN Nights, near Vol
Dion seuy-Tne house 10 new and modern. and ths
Apartments hand some and spacious. Tho large rooms
have psntes ard wsrdrobes with view of city and hsr
- Aooiv ~ a WlIow.. MI 81
VERY SMALL and respectable private fsmiy,
n occupying neal house in Henrys near Ratssr, VIII
t the whole - their second floor tnnfnFnshedl VIVID
bosrd, from the lst q May next The rooms VIII BE-
r., sso.rzfe or tosether They will accommodate
small family Of three four persons or two gentlemen
th ther wives or gentleman aud wife and one or
Two .usI. rentlemsn There II be other bosrders.
Pious persoas are preferred but wanted but per
,ons OF strictly moral character and integrity To such
are offered II. real and substantial comforts Of home
The most sAsfaetory references will be oven, and the
same required. Address 3. 3 A. Office Of this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-09

~ Taunton slso,sd the sp,ifs Wbs u'ss' fo'
town officers Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-09

~ hide. J~..s u s~yr -{t e.>s.A ~ ~ Fessse.'
. o.rs'ss sh~s~H ,ks,vss~ En,ss"er 49, 49, =.
-ess 4'sir 49,. ~rsf isfiss stts -s-k, a. 1850 =
"' - f''F- ~ F'''T - a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-09

SrS RRWARD-Lost a gold double case anchor
,1lOwafcb. with gold fob chain with garnet sids ana
key with TOPAZ hssi. ia going from Maiden
lane 10 90 Niiam.s Whoever viii return the same 70
CHAS POTTER, - Pstt st. will receive the above re-
:. "A ana ,h.nL. Of IN. ovnsr m7 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-09
NEW-NORk TRIBUNE

vtS NrW .VONN rNttN tNiet ~ ~ !. .l.e''N"
NNyKN MORNING.. SUNDAY NNNtrrrp
a. rkc t,,tNswc uu,ldier~, c"rvcr ~ Sr,wVe
s~a Nassau .sr~et., .rrss"c tho CIV U"U'
A. l.,,,l q, 90, SaAsg,,ss,. t,' te CsNe' re,vee,
=. -. 49,, rf~fsn the, pay Tea advance AZ TIE
IA AZ - e,rih, ~ seat Al tNe save fAte Nmsle
.rrIs. T~., Ns>ss Nsil .uNsNt ihsts we pNliais
- .neutf fe stss~N srt she rslef tu co. ease $50
..s..s - ,,,rA ite Vee t,f wh'oh Nlsrsd NHfsNi'F
ts..s..sv ga r,s~'fit rhtee N,llsis iN advance
r.sstfsA ia Al e>shsefes 81 ID NVWutN Ne"trHfe'
g.'ts rsrtg. feeeiNes - tl.t ofte Hf'n eiif ~
aisasf NNu thoss cf fHr lsirs 10. ave 80 S''" 90
.ay aissfesse
trSNs - ,pytxrtu~e. ~ .sa,Sars
ft,r tec> ~ iess Nt.s nse t,n, p ee"'
sssh .sSssSueni 'ueafue".' 't..'.. ~
" ne tssits $500" a.
u,v, re. Iiaes rlt.t Insertion ..,,'' eens i've
t.sN o. tsoSurnt ieserficn, whieh nay 70 49,,
essf, Aao ri erse ~ iSe. cf ihre imn' con" NN"
.~rsN - ths aFfor 81 thc fHtr' iref.,
tu.tae Advertisements we Gents u"e tt The
s',.-,t.-- .rl r ,uf Venfs t,t rsch subsequent
Efsfss N.sxissfs, RtNtNi Noftsf NN "f' ff'ff'
- srs lsafs. - srnis
10 A. .A,eft,.,n,eu. inserted IN ths TaGst arpeN
~ tr the Nsfpiuf Nna fvcnlos fotuep
ruk sENi-wEEkIN TRIBUNE
4. ruNli.sss every WsrVsspsy .nA S,rvSosN morning
fiiss . 80 snnuw Two copies oss>
NEWBORN WkkhiN TRIBUNE.
aNrRN LARGE rArEG FOR THE COUNTRY.
svanhshrA every SsrtSpN MoSNtNe az thc low pice OF
re- ssuuri. in advance lo copies icr So or cores
trse 0RSELEN \ M,ELRArh' Publishers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-09

aNrRN LARGE rArEG FOR THE COUNTRY
10 vahshrd every MoRNNc, e thc low pce or
re- sauur 10 advance % copies or SIS or =. copies
fcr'scl HRNELhN NJ, kLNAfh faelishof'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-09
.s,,s,rIfK>,-lI.a sAs inhs6it.nu of

ssssh. krss,l,a. staten Isisns, Jersey City, AZ
sss sssrsssfslls Informed that god ssscrtmsse
~ 6ssi .rAss Hs~ss and Shoes ksrt sonstanuy
=, A.sA AZ tsAa 81 Broadway which 10 convenient
- al sss ssass asa ferry The sahscrioef tAhse
ssyssi.l ~ kser ga ksnd eonplse Assormset OF
ss,gs SAsss Asa Lsss eeoss tos ehdress weaf Mi Of
h. s.s rasusstafe, sea ,aoh will siss s.nstseuen
tl,sss see lsssy ecsss 81 the e~ Price % ~ 70 40
Ssaks ssis Miktsg k,>sts q y and sesskt sonesess
~. s.tsts - Ass i.siss saA uiisscs ane metallic
hsse .sss. tsei. a,ossie ana csif sAia o,sI shoes
- tAs q CURTIS John o. ssAf Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-09
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
LATER FROM THE LA Plata.
REBELS DEFEATED IN CORRlENIES
Reioiclngs in BuenCs Ayres,

BY an arrival from Rueuos Ayres, We have re
ceiycd letter from our correspondent, giving foil
particulars OF the late battle at Corrientes an i'm
perfect report OF which has already appeared
Correspondence Of The Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-09

>sw.NoRN wRHtiY TRIBUNE.

4. paNnshst every NsrNssr~v sna S,rvSeW morn"
frss . 80 snnuui. Two copies forse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-09
DoARpING IN BROADWAY-osn,Ism.n .aa

BOARDING IN BROADWAY-Gsn,le and
10 gentle And ladies' vi shns hoard can be aeeommo-
dated with Eenteey furnished rooms and board In house
SO Brosdwsy This s individually one OF the bee. oes
t0rs the city being convenient TO steamboat add raj
road spo,s ard IN the vicinity OF the principal hotels and
downtown business Persons wishing 10 leave their no
quiet and respectable house. will hnd ihe inter-
calling the shove Number 10 bfoad~sy peioto
lOcAlins elsewhere NB-stansep sisitne me CITY VIII
find food With board snS gentlemen wishing meals
only ean be accommodated the most liberal Broadway
,sry. 2sf lm
DOkRDI>t.--I'nion-p sk House.--This elegant
Dhpu,e newly opened and splendidiy located $50
Broadway corner OF foarteenthst) can accommodate
f.ml, o. inaiyidga either foor House ~ Bsschst
on 81 Jchnspxrs with hey 70 the psft has rooms va
Gated the tsA door W i'm
DOARDING.-rxo or three single sentismes may
ID ebtsiB furnished With board 81 % 0reenvieh
% Asc very pleasant Paror suisoe for ssntisman
,Aros sAoss and ~ith excellent bathroom. d2Sf
DOAuDING.-0eoa board. with pleasant rooms, q
ID - sEaaa~sy. Also board without rooms a. above.
vi Ina
SCHOoi-RO0u WANTED, In the vicinity Of
ksscksg. he,~ sec McDosga and Greene etc suitable
COZ ysaas ladies sshool Also board for one person
addressed 10 u al this Office, stating oesfion'
a. vii noel with sstcatlos. M 5tsod-
IN FALL fAsuIONS-hArsi HATS ,Issfis
AW moleskia Hat Al -, equal 20 tSess 90. ~ 81 -
ss ase elegant sress hats 81 ~ 70 saa ~ 81, I'VE
f,sf ia ssyls ss1 ansh % those IN many s.sss "" wv
as 70. GEORGE r. n sRowa, iss csnsLs-
I'M - S"riss rrsash soots D. a, Usually ~
- st--hs,tsa % oEter ~ "a Patent Lsefhss
-, <siss tsifsrs. Sh0es, Ae proportionshly
-. pxs ssss sfssA Zoe nsm.sisss No panns Mend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS,
At KEnUCEB PEfcEs
BFFKNAN = CUTTER

AT KEuuCEg fsicts
BFFKnAN J. CUTTER,
q AM = Csnsi-st corner " Mercer
ENG DESTROYS ofreducrs tn@r 'ieek " ~ ra sl
DIVINE Goods, FRO 10 i1e c-o-nt ol ~. ~, 80
f- So-@u -r Prices They would invite ms pa'ut-iai a.
ron VI hex customers ard he public 10 az lnsp-'ol ~
lh.ir assortment PRIOR % pufs laslns - a. 80 ~
-, gf iuQ.y he snsesi Obligation 10 pufchs-r - z
afts esf- ella attention o. The follow -, comprising s'ine
very s.srISctI THlBET CLOTHS AND aERlSOs.
cor ~ q r.. shade All sfFle of uneqzlcd qlaff
.ri ~ 5gest imported il AID dark green ma4e D.-7'
crimson, garnet smafsnis, ~ "a : p1iP e. 1I1
slrsbe sh,1r rh..'l2 .s. ,..i g,.och a. L.
Cases VI new snd splendid YARD woe fesi Fi7l'D - "
co,ilng over - cts OBJ lul ~. . ~, ..,.,, e A.. Al.
CLOAKs. SACKS. aAETlLLs. MANlILLAa. &c.
Tleir assortment VI t-cse sd ul psssea ~,
moi ia b " fi-r np0r- - les, lui FINER oNl
rs- -.r.- u al l-suufll - - n 'rft- a--- "
20 -.sr,e.8 b snc ll.1-i lsiilos a. gfea-J r. "
prices Ladies about pufcla'I- = ar par
- irsrecuon ~ his c-psrlr eti .-.
SILKS AND SILK EELFbIS
Css-- or rca ard c.- adj ~ rs-can 2ffiLf ~
sa.hiona5le ald desirable shades o' snsl-r-' 20, -.
. Ppir- ~ MO u.ter Aso, three cases u b-a4.'i.
gr1 g Rhine ~ - costing over % ee.- " ~ ~ -,
r,al- hue gsruet maroon, dfsD, &c Aso vide 's''''
Tor szcks, c4oass nc ,,,,-r,
Embracing The most comp ee assorlne, u re- ilA -
-, c..s,--- Iorg snd square slEwls = rcn D." sn-
hssr1flI patterns Ad Ges gis al WOO Anl efriy -
o.. vyn5ien pisld .haW. French and scotch flcn anl
5esuuf1l cl.n, Egl.ngton arc biah-sha P.s'0' - ~
ne se'''i eS cxsgaEREs AND d. LANES.
Cases. new and prslly styles ~ ia ard Is "a
90 small sursc and very desirable 3 10 %
Al-o C.siicn-ros 81 u. 81 and - . ..-- ID
leases al wool. French C7srmrres, - =. - !,
e-r,. 70 he mponer Particular attention s h'-eu -
c feel confident that Inspection o. .n-is 49,
III ~ is.st prove sdVsntss eous 10 lnosc III
ggery srtcIe fanhflliy Represented, a1d a. 1913 U.s.
IRE eng viii he repres-ntslols 2 - &c i''-i-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28


sris wa. engaged for New.York to load down
With Molss,es At g. % per hid Exchange
S'ansop !, steady at e o. and on New Yorkstlcl4.
~ amount Of coin in the Assistant Treasury
.,,,ep, to.ssyh sl.te633l % the amount paid
81. s .sOu, $4,000
2. Increase Of revenue IN Kentucky from tax
,sss over TIE preceding year, IS s2s,'09 =
r. annexed statemen, exhibits the value OF
-. from the port Of Boston for the week ending
=, .4,h TO-, 49,. v,,.,,,.,.. st,,,o d,
70 -, e,.f.in 1f475 OIL British Provinces = I0s 50
% America. 1907 - TOTAL .........s l65sss q
..,,a were imported a, the 'amo time from foreign
=, 10 case. and GO bales Domesucs. valued At
s9G. o.
Toe receipts q tolls upon the Illinois and Mich
.s Caosl 20 toe 3o.h OF Nov were So 800 The num-
y Of boats registrsted At The Collector. Office thus
a,bl57
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28
WINDOW SHADES.


WINDOW SHADES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL City ard . OF uIy
w Merchants and others invited to call Al our WIDOW
sbsds Depot and examine patterns and slyrs OF
T leres assortment Of low and very low priced Shades
thst W. suufactQre for the trade generally Also an n-
voice OF Frecch Shades different from any IN tne
prires P-reo1s wanting can save one-nAlf Al , .,
ans eodistJf kelly & RlKERs. ISL Chaihsm
txTINpOW SHADES AND GILT CoRNiCEs-
w the Greatest assortment Of window shades an corn
decorsons and 1t the lowest prices Al BAH VI >
i-s md IN WIlnsm between Beekmsn and spreest
d28 Sis
CEILING oFFAr REDUCED PRICES.-Wi ndo~
shsdrs of every description and quHty af- n9N oe,.
sd al Il reduction from former prices by JOHN OhEAsON
81 Cr~eu,vich III between Murray ard RoDa son lhe
,hiic e-e invited to call and examine Tor memsol'e. pre-
v.ous ID purchasing elsewhere % ls-'ltD'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28
10, FoR CALIFORNIA.

PNFNFHNFU FhFsU FHUF I'IIN' ..,,,,
oysters, LOBsTEks MATS rOOLlhI ~. nl- N
nj m procure ne excellent preserved provisions h-fmen
r.ily sea- and warranted % ke@p Tor years Inr-e Afl
putup In 10 cans containing TWO pounds -scl ar
-fy fresh and offered 81 prices bat ii- Shove tnru
lost Al The Ness-f0fx market The cans % Oysters
rr,sn ron Gu 30 80 oysters. furnishing hearty meal iOi
gr men They msy be taken 10 ans climate AAd Yep. =.
bsp f3r wears. retaining when opened ths sa- s~i .o
ii - -o,.-l rsmoe. NOV b. ard orders l-ii a.
s574ns ALLEN ROGERS, - Froni-'t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28

- Il gtYrUy bal. for sale he f0 lowing book which
Y .ara worth huging. al beautifully Illustrated
scene. ia the Life ~ the saviour, bound 70 ci0il
rlf -
% scenes 10 TIE Lives Of the Pansrchs sud Pro
plet-, g
M s-ene. b. the Live. Of he Aposil-s :.
~ The aiirfor Of Life by Mrs Tuthil -
Tho Women ~ the Scriptures, - 5n
~ The Rosary Of Illustrations 81 the Bible, -
va American Female Poefs. bY Caroline Msy, = 20
EIIf British Female POels by DR. B~thun@. .
XI Young Ladies Home, by Miss Iuihil IS cis
\ YogYg L.dies Friend. ~ Mfs farrar,s
81 Gre AMI Boys Miscellany - cis
XII Buds snd Blossoms for The Young BY MIS- Hughes
75 cents.
XIII Aladdin or the Wondsrful Lsmp. IS els
70 livery book worth having viii be supplied ohsap =
the srnsl store l2l RutOnH 80. q. .
sAXTON has iast removed from Broadway 10 q Ful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28
sTEAa REFINED ooEFEoT4oSARY,

No ij DfUsios5f. . =.
yEsO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OIhfhS ~
4 above sore coupled by h-.sr. Pe-se 800 Yf w
81 = YEAR. A. C0rfecOlary, c Las ne-n pYfei -
-. here am now msrufsrunnf ever - ION "i
andes. u superior quality rq9a o. ny m rs ~ -
y-lcai-d nd Fancy loxrng~s equal W LON"vn haA' STU
a q tls .O~~si possible prices ... 49,. d..
Merchants wishing his cy .o maze purchases ". '
% tf-ir sfvzniase ~ cal al -tsinn- ny As'"'Hn'N ~
f,r- o. 1inf ther "a seeeiipls 49,
] Pea.e K Son. reieDfsi-d Clarified kssrncr ~ rs
tegrt andy ! have lO~ NJ ale manet@slf7 y
tn. c-.-1r.t-d Candy an ready 70 supply Hrns ~.
fe. al ~ s,u- i6era lnry have p~sl ~ Ppno'
tar-.osore .lsrye commission brir4 allowed .
Paroles supplied v,in J-ne-, ICE f-sh' D
Charlotte s- Russe " -tcns CAKES sc- --...
Catalogues can be hsf 4 sitnrfOi n ''Of7s - "'''
o. or - DoNsry, N-~-fofs Z. a., so,yooru
0i0 TuThAs 5nis rAAD III " NJ"