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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12
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CANADIAN YERmIrUGE.

a CERTAIN REMEDY FOX WONNS-inis neni
Acme .efe IN its operation add more easily adnni'
tered han any other. ,,,..
TIA GsEArtsI CAusE DEArH among children 70 os
attributed 70 Worms They give rise 70 numerous
and are the more fatal because least suspected Wee -.
rents % awe hss9bsct attention and carefully Cd
serve the syn Btos which indicate rho existence fwons
Ia the bowels TAG LIVES ~ AAsY cHiLDShs WOULD 10
DoUsr Be SAVED. -.
ton "a exceed * of any other med cia- " tho MOI
s1d daily increasing IN popularity. "nsrsysf t .
oo,.essss properties which other article OF me sina
dos sosk pk0afr Effclssr ir 10 -etopi .nd ss
tr.y free from Ingredient which have any but oensn
effect the health Of the patient being Away
even when discovered Phy-iciAns Yfercf
IL and % Use the language Of 10 ni<h standlnx no
resides 10 Cleveland Ohio consider 4 che only article ~
h hind he sser that 20 uniform snf prompt IN
sxo-ius worms" 10 may Indeed % relied on with TIC
or5npt confidence a. has sEgEs SEES SHOWS TO FAiL
Ths {. tho rszson Eby ALL VINO have used VIII at l@e
We rave 10 oaT possession number Of certificates from
phv.csns AID others Of the highest tespsctabiJ who
s,sstifJ % 10 superior stcscg and recommend Il 81 a
rsyerfailing remedy. g..
re- Be particular ard remember the name Wfs,ss
VsSsYvsE = this the Only article that can
be depended REssSsEe rHIs.
PREPARED only By J. HlNER x co. IS hslcea-lsns
Sod 81 Wyatt Kstehsm, III faltonst. J. l. Coddins-
tcn SO Hudson, springst; r A Sands lag bowsry
eur Spring " Y Mfs. Hays Isl Fuiton Of Brooky a,
Ard By DruxEias generally oLs jmGuThksst'
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The Express publishes letter from Demarara,
dated lao IL, which describes the financial condi.
ton Of that Province as critical in the extreme
Estates are, one after another being abandoned Cr
passing from the hands Of their proprietors, at
cution sale for a few hundred dollars. Merchant
after merchant is falling aud particularly those i'm
medistely connected with the Colony. The banks
have ceased to discount drafts even with bill Of la
ding attached and many planters have in conse-
quence, been unable TO procure money 10 pay wa
ges and even the more improvideut Of the working
classes are beginning for the first time 20 feel the
limitation of credit.
The cause OF this is the Free Trade system,
which actually occasions the cost Of producing su.
gar to be greater than the price for which it sells
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Later from, Texns.

TIE n. q PlcGygae has intelligence rom Texas
b. the ~ ID at By the steamer Palmc,t,.
The Senate had passed bill - provide for a set
Element Of the accounts Of Commodore Moore ard
a i)nt resolution Tor the relief Of persons who for
nisbed supplies for the late Navy OF Texas
The Indians have been committing dopredatOns
not lar from Seguiu. The tribe unknown. On the
18th at. man vas killed by them at Plum Creek
near which they are supposed still to remain
The Neirs notices the receipt Of some sugar from
the parish OF Cacesieu. aud Gays that 10 has been
shipped TO Galveston instead Of New Orleans, be
cause the charges are lighter, the prices are gene
rally higher, and goods in small quantities may be
purchased lower la speaking OF the sugar crop Of
Texas the same paper has this paragraph
This crop has been cut short accort 70 the best in
f0rmatOn get abou. one fourth by ne early Frost
the average per6cre this year being about 500 o oT-
ton OF crop viii De con,sned III the country The total
receipts In this port Po0sbly he between to thousand
sur three thousand hcgsnoads.'
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puRHLY vEGETAnL1.

nOCTOR T.. ] MATTOCKSS BLESA VISTA FILLS
D-ln Offering this medicine y The public, We introduce
he most mild sy snd certain cstbsrtic ever inown not
the sss sp!ng OF drastic effects attending thef Opes
ton We 60 not pretsud 20 avery form Of cssass
with these Ps neither % We expect 70 r-ss es as
or IN the living; bat DO know these pills viii care 90
Of The liver sny FORM such IS se7t O. cafonie 10
aastou or aundics 10 is worst stage dysyepss eDn-
stipsfed bowels headache bsartoura, hs,asney sHd a
f,yers they are the only medicine rs-dsd thet VII
ors.t t most malignant type taken " ne nfr stsss
.ccgdns 10 h- drscto1s sccom psnyinf sach OK lhey
l -, rsroy, s female 05str1ctions imDefla.eiy AID
Ia rhsumstisn ard sogt hey sre - intshos remedy II
per.-v.rsd H. In all Affections 81 tns Adnsys sad sfine
yyorr.us We can recommend them - pcrscu sac And
ELECTIVE remedy; U.yel chronic innsmniA1->s u me
<Sn.x. or b.dder Structure can Be cured 10 vary short
din. th thsss pills A general esfnsrtic they are tas
80 ever offered the public. bec.us- they Strengthen
the bowels Gna lssye the system IN healthy s,ss oPe-
rstinx Sitho1t TIE le.st al Ping or pain
soid wholesale and retail BY DR.. 4. }. AAT-C-s d
Fh 81 Troy snd rstailed By his asens tho 10
State. -
Ags.ts IN tie ci,y--Gsnsrsl Agent, SO Hudson-stfZJ
C;r-enwich-s.; 57e Greenwich 81; lsl Broadway lb
Grsenwich-st; I'll Eishth avenue; 2e Eshtb-sysnss,
corn>r Troy a. and EiEh-h-sveuu-; $40 HGdsoar; "a
Had.oBs, 81 Gfeenwch-st SO Hndsop.st; lsn spfiss
ST. II Sprinsst; rs BowsrJ az Grand ct "a Grand IT.
corner Grand and Norfolk 80; 40 Gr,ui-rt
1in 2faEfrF 1ts1is
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From the Frontier.

ST. Louis correspondent Of the PftsjnreA Ga.
-sttc has the folio Fiug particulars:
\ messenger has arrived from For. Mann. with
news tom that place, dates - the both of January
ten days later than the Gdyices received On sat
1fday.
l. il said that toe Mexicaus aud Camfnche In
tisns are gathering in the South 10 great force.
sb0Ot $50 miles from For. Bent. AID we're IRE
pairing tor an attack upon that fort.
Col GDpin was making every preparation not t.
receive them but TO march against them and a.
tack them n their rendezvous
Ine means a. Col. GIpius command were very
limited bat be no ed u be able u march by tbe
middle Of February. The greatest difficulty was
experienced at the fort in obeying the orders OF
CO. Gupln. His horses are al dead and Of sJO
cattle. only 20 now remain. and the wolves are
daily lessenlug this number.
Ansitempt vas made at Fort Mann t. send stores
toCol Glpin but with little success A detach.
ment oi troops, Lieut.. O Hsrra, which was ordered
o. escor suffers train. deserted 90 man a
court martial had been ordered, but the result had
not been ascc-tained
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By Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
NEw-YonK LEGIsLATURE.
AoRSrso REPORT.

SENATE. iLBlSr, Feb. Ill 2. ".
The general Gas Company bill was ordered 10 a
third reading.
Mr.. JOHNSON IS now making report on the An.
ii Rent resolution.
The nominations for Harb0r-masters will be sent
in today
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. scHERMERHOKs reported favofably on the
bin 70 amend the charter u the New YORK. Guardian
Insurance Co.
The bill to provide Tor the sppoinimen, Of Com
mi.soners OF Deeds la cities by Common Council
was passed
Mr. CAMrBELL gave notice Of biz to abolish
the ofce OF Cicsk of Supervisors Court of Ne"
York and o. transient his duties 10 the County CLERK
Mr. WILT gave notice Of hiii = provide tor
the appointment oi Notares
Mr. RAYNoSD's resolutions relative to French
Spoliaiions prior 10 500 were acreedto
Mr.. BOWIE called up his resolutions urging Con
gress 70 abolish logging n the Navy AMI they
were again laid o'c 10 b. printed
The weather very thermometer below zero
this morning.
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MEDICINES.
- 80 YoIcE rs STILL FOR war

DrT ~ WAA sEsiusl sag GA spec - ~ 80 s.
ID he sisea.es that ~ g tisu- D. 4ssslAeE>s sAss
arkkILLA al his plloSl. MiATl 2s, sft osl psf-ei
ir ne greatest cures "a rac1rl Rrst tls foio-tnE
NtN-Yozg November II. 1871
rhs st1 certify thst have uses Dr. IssfsASsNs tVL-
voSic NfxrVss. hsvng haS severe cod 3srslme me-
asa sllosr sd Gated alt uushs at -Ucs 10 1feslte
saws b. SONS ci my fie-fs tl usc ~ tuineric
NJ 1-grr tieV ssfcc th-y bad USED % AS Nant rs
slo effects Amer using ere bottle II mach -
li-vsd 80 could 1ltepd ny bgsiusss ana tue s-coat
rstf esrfect this certificate for tao ruf-
pcs-s-e ous thar 10 cured sud sawed tfo disease
II ~. unEs-th other tor the benefit q ho-e Vho msy
be atiicted " On severe cold
WILLIAM CAMPBELL, 81 Ffsahfostst.
Oue hc'lls OF Or rR,FHsGEN's PULsoNic AiNrusE L.
worth person sgferns with cola scase
OF the throst or ths1 ~h-shsrrog Dad o. caasy
lt also highly approved q By merAers 81 the retca
fscuty -qsr-d ~ GEO n TkAPHAGSN NJ y
uhofe written ssnsufe - esch hottie Price % ceats
and - Wholesale ana retail a. 10 8rosd~sy arteg
HoUsrSs Hotel fof rhSs,ATu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

DETECTION OF AP0sr.OFFIcE RoBBxR-A nun
her Of arms IA BOSTON have for tim past been robbed
Of sums Of morey remiitod TO them Iareash the rosO
Zee MOI org since trader 10 Hanover sesi siy0 W
letter 10 Mcssrs. waldo, Noyes co. Whcn was nos Ie
lived Among the bills was $50 note en- GeoTsA
pon and notice q hls given 10 the brokers OF 1le
cit, ia cssc the bill should be cfcrei for ehAnse
On Wednesday, young insn named NulAns Nao
turned cut 10 b. porter IN the employ Of Nsu'' 49,
= 10 s,red the bin 10 broker In Exehsnge-sI. he az
,cp,et 10 abrc4,e story q his havog found II IN ,he
s,ree bu. was taken into custody and committed ID &C.
81, NJ 81 coo bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

sIseuLAR CAsE-The East0H Argus OF the
20,h describes Transaction which occurred mere
Two man came 10 place last Fall representing them-
selves a. the sheriff and his cepu'y rom hh~soAs' VS.
consin with warrant from Gov. skunk, made out upon
a reouston Nom the Governor Of Wisconsin, Tor the
arrest Of namei simon seh~ezeT charged WIN
forcery They appeared cefoe tie Associate Jufses 20
cured the proper Authority, and took nun away Inc
FhsrAnd Lodge Of Oid Fellows " which Mr. weller
was member. Wisconsin, where be n-d been
shorr tine before 20 purchase land An answer WA re-
evs rom the Governor q Wisconsin stating That no re-
ouon uyon Governor sunk had ever been granted IL
was thus evident that Mr. Schwez.r has been iouy deAi
slh The FaihsrlAnd Lodge Is nstDuns Inquiries con-
ceI nilg his fsie-
srABBIso On Saturday afternoon two toldiers
81 the recruiting Office Liberty 81 becoming excited asas'
each other r some fell 10 work 70 cas reVsnss IRON
49, others bodies One, with more might in4n the
other succeeded 10 cutting deeper and more erectnay
than his sntss INST, Who was compehei 70 give ~ Sy
ouered He horribly msng'ed oy the sasnss OK 's
koite uset The victor Eed BY Fox. sAd after an
examination before Aterma Steele, was f1y comnitte1
FOR assault and battery. tfiIsoAisn iOs'' Y-H-
DEATH or SISTER ~ CHARIIT.-Sister Mary
DIMES born Catherine Troy tiei yesterday Al
Hopi.A In ibis city OF typhod fever. She wss % years
Of axe. had been connected with this Hospital FOR rfIsen
wears ard was born In the County Of WaIsoTs Ifes
This devoted fell victim 10 her exeTuo-s 70 me
exertions 10 the Of mnlsiering e the wants and
is,resses Of sick and syins By whom she was sur
rou1set When such svOrnAa dies Il u PUBLIC attny
a. well as a Of private grief ~ u re- o.
LOSGEvIrY IN LIrcHFIELD.-The LRckfeid iCtl
Enq4rsr publishes De. Of the persons IN tnzI iown VINO
on ne h Of January had reached the age Of seventy and
inward The lis. contains 1856 names; ITO males and
100 frnsss. or these 6 % years Old and upward
and are 90 0veri The population u Tue town IN
$50 was O3 showing soou; liTth Of The entire Popu
laeou 70 be 70 years Old and upward!
DROwSED Yesterday afternoon young man
named JOIN IL Cowen, aged about thirty. Vas found
drowned IN the lower sew MIL The deceased hlt
bees afflicted with tpiepsy for many years, and MAS
cuoess drowned IN sne Of he p4roxysns Of that disease
He VAS he cry son Of widowed mother rsstins IA ins
p,sce rBslslcere q. j. Apollo, tn.
POPULATION OF SHRAcUsE-Mr. J. A. Leonard
hss ust completed the Of Syracuse, which now con-
tales l3,74l Inhabitants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

The ADAMS House., Bosros.-Ne are sisd 70
learn ,hs, this layori.e hotel 10 still IN active opef~'ou'
extending s mosi grateful hosPiisies to the "Sy"o'h
traveller and comfortloying resident with The same Aoe
raIity and success as heretofore From experience VIC
SAY. that quiet, orderly convenient and s@''
factory public house cannot easily be found anywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

THE ANGLO -SAosUS. This able advocate o.
the Whiting and Printing Reformation has reached neaiH
N. close Of its fret volume. tisaneAty printed sheet
calculated to do good the way intended The Eoi'os
and publshegs-AndIews & Boyie-are already well
Known As highly successful Photographs instructors
The saxen 10 printed Ia the Phonetic oharAe''rdn''
os hide however from our ordinary typos II merits a.
.s. careful examination. (Puolised at l26 tu''on'''
eun puldincs)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

NrvprRs AND ENTHUsIAsN.-The editor o. the
o.n itv savs m, cheers FOR CLAY A. the Taylor meet
S ,ere more numerous and enthusiastic ihan those of
Tsvior They were given ai'sr he sdloainmeat q, ls
s,., and We ala not hear them. whatever may lave
- - reltlve force ans feTyor oi the shouefs a. " ~
ss.snSsse, we have 10, particle Of doubt 'h.i nc
Liner C.r or GOWN in Cincinnati, are lAi
more numerous and enthusiastic than tho'e o.
h .s scs oUesgs that the lsi,er has many warm
wa s.,v ~esnectsble friends here. Cincinnati Alias
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

q hotels and DIM sto9ss eAn
NObtar their CasoGs vita cot, pressed ana moe Nv
ties Al buI.Ds clip, from .u..,
III lw LIClUS HART, late boadmsn na'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

THE YIcEPREaDENcY--At the primary meet
ines OF the Wings Of this state, the names o
several disting uished gentlemen Of the North have
been suggested in connexloa with this once
Among others, those Of Abbott Lawrence, Speaker
Winthrop, Mr. Fillmore, and Mr.. John NJ. Clay ton
The nsjorty Of opinion seems to incline to Nee
England man-there being an old and deep rooted
feeling OF attachment on the part of Nirgnisns,
toward Massachusetts particularly, which has its
date IN the times that tned mems souls.
Richmond WHY
RrLHF W MISSISSIPPI VoLUsTFsRs.-The bin
sppropriating 5000 for The benefit Of the Missis
sppi Volunteers now in the field has been amend
ed IN the Senate OF that State as 70 read 5000
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NEW-YORk pRlBUNE.


A corresp ordent Of the MagsUule KY Hcyoid
notices the following remark Of the Washington
correspondent OF the LOuUriRc Couy7cr
aIti, posiivelg understood that nr CLAY Viii no'
AIT 70 he wfhiraNsi biz from before she public
,acsnddat- for the Presidency BE however. ben Ia
,o Of Ssols Convention. iOr the purpose Of making
nominations
The Moysville correspondent contends tbat this
statement does Sir. CLAY great Injustice and TO
prove ihls position submits The following quotation
from letter Of Mr. CLAY 10 airiend:
II have constantly remained Passive and nsuua upon
,b, sabisc, srd Oh 10 this moment have made up ~
mind vhethsr would accept or decline non insiion
il rendered 10 reserve my decision Ton the last
ssit.be moment and shall be suioed by al The circouI
stances Of the case, aud especially by sense OF duy
shoud become necessary for me 10 come o any oe-
termination on the ,ubject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

~ A Washington correspondent OF A morning
paper says .,-.-.,... 1T,
at is rumored Of late tina; the Administrator A.ua
a. General CAsss popularity, has Withdrawn rs ptvs.
,ns n.,s nom him. ana Will leave the DISTINGUISHED
ss,o henc.fsrth 10 asht the grand Presidential oaiue
A, best he may. and according 20 his own 'as'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

The DECLARATION OF lNDEPENDEScE.-We
have received from MI Carrier. Tract Buildings, corner
Of Nassau Spruce sts. copy OF Durants we'll
known Engraving q TIumbnlls great Painting Of The
Declaration cf Independeuce| The Engraving was pub
hed In 1870 and this is OF the earliest in pTesssns
lsw copies Of which retained BY MI rrumoul and
purchased by MI c. nom Of the heirs Of TIE taie
IL picture which any American OF any lover OF LID
ery migh: well he proud Of Here may be seen The al
most breathing oountensnses Of hsi usrous band who
dared be true 10 the sacred Of Human Rights In
eontemptucus defiance OF the halters with which they
were menacei by the most powerful and hasghJ Rsuon
OF The earth L was an occasion calculated TO develop
the stun made Of They were equal 70 the crisis
aad their works do follow them
Most prominent In the picture the outlaw President
JOHN HANCOCK and the Committee who arc In the act OF
presenting through Mr.. jefferson, that document which
5, electrified ani as.onlshed tbs civilized world. On the
risht Of Nj Jefferson stands Adams, the OF mp.-
tent ard fiery eloquenee and his left We observe The
calm and philosophical face OF the lightning tsmeF-phlo-
sonsics even n his wAggeres. WhO bat FrSskn would
have SAIL on such an occasion. Gentlemen having signed
this document. We must now hang together or We shan
hang separately
MI Currer has about dozen copies Of this fne nsrsv
ng sin on hand.
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xIOCNG LADIHs, HOME BOARDING. sc

xInCSC LADIES, HOME BOARDING. SCHOOL
Ii AZ Institution established TO educate Jo3ns sdes
hr a us.fal rather thsn fssbionsbs NE IL aims 70
Combine Thorough Intellectual csItafe Win s1Gei
moral principle which seystes above sn nelinsuoa 70
wroax habit IL Ofe Instruction 10 the 1sas efseehssd
sib-sal se1 u 10 hoped that those Who become
ts nsnbsrs will remain etc tho whole eoosss ~
scey Eors viii be received aslsss By previous sfrsns
meet for ess than one Jes Teachers have besa ssiscsd
With reference TO tfsir superior competency " the
branches Ia which they instruct
TIE location Of he school has been admired By thess
who have been members from al psrts u the Union fof
its beagiy ia scenery is extensive ard ealtivsfs1
grounds and tie airy add heslthf1l innaesces 49,,
IL designed that usefa!aess, pisinnsss and dmeneX
shall characterize the zsnsus OF The nssanoo -
and refined habits ~l BE- expected Of its nen
fxpesses for board and krslish e1uesnos, bSn - :"
$40 Per year, q forty-two weeks Lsnsassss' 80
additional ehsrses- =. y,s..,-. L.
sSnS9. Tern commence sb As Ella PsisssssT
Rsf.rsin Nss.Ycrx v L. N Fowler fhiss sss,.,v
Coneord. Ne~.Hsmpshirs, Fee ;: ~ xDeeaism
DOAKDING SCHOOL fOh nOne "n. ..l.
DCeenectIcut-Th school 70 nos i1se..- lhs PeR.n
- ,aSht nv ice Principal DAILY oral exercises oe pvse
d business snd grseiiss ehssss'ss, ssssneoss ~
a. hur dred dollars per year PuPis rsesivsl e
ie.s.s Arrsnsements b made With D. ttnrQoe
~ cs.,h.mst Y. ABEL WHITLOCk, Yrieeirel
II i,r-r.~~,-Rsv John Smith, Raw Wm Y. osaes VIII
,oa GOA; v sksmAn D.kemas, Contfolists uncs Of
NY 90 eva.
RIO LANDLORDs,-Ay oass ssssismas cte be- %
c.nty cormsao>1 tbs practice Of lee, ed ehe -
bad experience In the manasemsst Of reS $780,
Of any property IN this city Brcokyn 10 iss ceees
the rssts, pay tho tsxss, ke. te. The essf o. sS
a 70 character srd cspabihty. sssany Cvse N9sues
Address box 2l574, Nssssa 2. o.
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NEyV-YORK TRIBUNE.

eur Srw.YORK DAILY TRiBUNE - PUBLISHED
EVERY MOANING, SUNDAY EXCEPTED
=, g,r tribune BBiidiHss. corner ., spruce
and Nns.au streets, opposite the City HalIs
sSei,srrd 90 Cty Subscribers for l2 CsNTs PEI week,
or ~hen thcy prefer they pay in 40 vance tho
Desk Ter ~ months year al the rate. = nge
sopies Two CESrs. Mail subscribers Fivs Dollars
os, apnnua. 70 Advance snd the psper con-
inued h-yold the time Tor whict u IL raid. suhr-rl
tons taken Tor rJ mouths Three Dollars 10 aovcnr-
required ir al exchanges with Country Nssspao@i;
Daily paper received Il this OF whose tei,' 80
higher thar those Of THe TsisvsE' are nos s'f"'f
any difference.
resNs or AOrEaiis.Ee--fIn Aauaseri
tive ftncr cI lers- First insertion cer
saeh 'ohisqpsni in'sf-''" '''''''''ssct
axeY Ten l,ues-Frst insert 5n-......a ren-f iirs.
C,eh sssssqvent Insertion, which NAY Dc
.sefv d,. ar once twice thee t1cs c-lss ''s.
.gsek III az option Of he aovertltof.
io-ide Agvrrli~emcrt--ffVe Cent line foT lh.
81 rs~rti and Your Cents Tor each subsequent 0aG
sisras nAaAlkGEs. YUSERsL NoucEs Sc. n5t -.r,'A
- ~ lirsf. - cents
r. All advertiser euts inserted 81 thfs rspsf Epresv
- 10 ,hs Morning sua Evening Ediaon.
THR sEuI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
.. ,shli,hsd every WEDNESDAY, and sarcRn,y n0rni1t
Sres - per euuum Two copies foI IS.
NfW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
,VERy LAaGE PAPER FOR rHf COUNTRY.
,..,hf,tss svery sArusp.Y M0sriag p, me l.S pro.
3 Der trnl.4. ia tdsDuce. ln costg Tor .if o. -
,ofies for 80
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MANHATTAN PIANO PORTE

Fy-~-fHW Com panys Gard 10 ne Pubic.-This Com.
HM>KTHpsny has now finished sssortmsht ot
j IPiaSoforss the profession and thoss q
the public that DESTROYS Of obtaining good risno ere
selves We will state that this COMPANY composed az
u sctca worsmsn 10 branch OF the business of
Any wears eapssncs 10 the laftsst ussaafsetonee 10
this city We therefore feel c0Bhcenss IN fscommsndins
our Pianos the publio. We warrant than 70 "snd 10
any climate and Tor workmanship, material touch snd
tols be surpassed BY Ia this county however 1ns
or well establshsd and from peculiar osoesfion 30
fee. In saying that Tor ehespness and 9sApy 80
can with any nssks's In tbs country AZ orders
will be received a. thsI Factory ia TwsntJ ssssnthe %
tween Ninth and Tenth syenues-N h. hlpp bfo~ns
,tas.. ran % within . block " the Ysctory
III Ina. HEsRYS. ACkERLf, Director.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12
New Publications..

~" The KMCKERBOcKER for February, is on
our table, From our hurried examination Of It's contents
that Od KRick shows disposition TO be dis
tanced the race, by any Of bis younger competitors
The leading article is translation by Hon. II. w. ELS
WORTH, Of very interesting Essay Of NJ. Xavier Mar
uler, on the Ssgas Of the Mortimer. The remaining
contributions are varied in character and spirited in STYLE
while IN (or on his Editors Table, Mr. CLARK has served
up an abundant fare. 10 suit every variety Of taste
fg' 80 The LITERARY WORLD Published by
O.sooi and Co. ard edited by c. r. HOFFMAN, ESQ. has
commenced the second year Of its existence with renewed
vitality II has already gained strong hold on the pub
Ne flvor which is well merited by the manly and Impair
al tone Of It's criticism The leading article I'm the pres
ent number Is Review of Curtis's Law of Copyright
which will interest the s3l authors, Who ecsordirs 10
recent computation writing for the glory ofAmrics
One Of the most striking things In the number Is the
following spirited puem contributed by gentleman Of
ST. Louis under the head Of Picturesque Ballads Of Cali
fornia 1t purpors to be taken rom the manuscripts Of
deceased Western naturalist who spent many years on
the Pacific coast.