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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

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IL Ts< H,rala puts for-h buiJins one' v, -
exceeds thst Of The
TIN. had hem matter in conTossTsy between US MOI
.a-hox.v. ~, iuo.s sothss Of the eifcOsuo Of Inc
g.,.ls .,s have ,d nothing Judging only from oo'er-
- - l,-o,. and i,s studied yandering 70 De
$500 800. ard vic Gus inciinalions rs cseio! avoid
80 ~ -lxtos osence aoy popular wee or pfohtats
ssrsifx evioccd IN the character u a
49, a,,n OF 10. Advertisements new ever csy-we
the Herald j. qri~ literally paronizso, and have
n eosr.e infnsfed roihinE 10 The c7Dtrafy Only
hsa thai paper A. lssen the yhoissas urtTutn
th. oay cifcoaiOn had b. rapidly decreasing for yeaff
ssd ives rnusA smaller thar orm-rly and the CsrrI
o.d nqsfer - ia AID ia ohque endorsement q
the csiumpy tempted A. al % notice its Du'ef
s,ol our relative p.onase aud lie Post once AeFsi-
tang
As 70 the weekly Lists Of Letters unclaimed At our City
Post Once thcy s~srded 70 ia otedeDee 70 Law
sud das proof ihat Tee Tribune as one OF s ~
jootos having The ltrses circulation within me ciy OF
ScwYor<. Tho Herald or that occasion after mon q
pastoIy biRssr Tef1sed % pat IN the required so
OF the amount Of Cy circulation, bat cfa~lec on
undeT clood dust tlcked 1i'h rfsao 70 10 ten
circulation, which bass th- Ct'taa du'eaH c@d
Journal haze taken the job away from both o. u
Thas three years suco two 0ther jour
bss had thea City cifcus,on respectively which cane
very ana rlsy be that some che couo no"
cun1mDer osey be, We say, for We have 10 Anowlsose
with regard 20 Ofhr peoples rfvse business euo seek
II scrutiny ordered, We only ask that per
f->ty fair play which shown on the former occasion
sDd " journal proves better night 20 tho Lists than
We have the Postmaster will undoubtedly obey the Law
and award the Advertising Accordingly. Bot In such
scFutioy The Tfbous snd Herald exclusively but a.
The Ctr ourDss will be entitled 20 compete; snd ~
tcpe q the Lists Of Letters aearded 70 another thai
~as Tribane IL will be which does not hebituai
y dispsrsse the Temperance and all other Reform move
repts Of the day sud whose coomns are Dot tec VIII
advertisements amt 70 enter any reputable family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
Prospects Of Peace.

Eager to catch at every thing. there is an impress
.on founded on bis declaration in the Senate, by
Mr. Crittenden that he hss some adyces OF pros
pect OF Peace. Well is 1t known that he would no;
willingly unislesd the public mind, or lightly excite
hopes in season OF Intense anxiety. Bui let the
public beware OF ramors, originating as they often
do with the Administration stock obbers and spec
ulstors 70 raise and de2ress the public stocks Ev'
cry one may remember how rife such runors were
sbou, the tine OF the taking Of the last loan. An
other loan Is soon 70 be taken and more millions 70
be made aad shared By Administration favorites-
There are some now nearly connected with our fs-
cal affairs men Of enthusiasm not likely to be
the most scrupalous men awe. But We trust That
no Wing viii increase ;he public debt, without
providing the means 10 pay as re 60 ho" VIZ
postertv Ike - sand to debt war debt, brought
on by those who have declared the War i'seil as
il undoubtedly was, both unnecessary ana uno0n'
st;tutiolal ?
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following result:

Hon. SKABURY FORD OF Geauga Go. having re-
ceived decided majority Of all the votes, was do.
clarod duly nominated. He has served the State
Senator with uprghtnoss and ability. He
was the candidate of the Western Reserve, the
great Wing stronghold, which has never yet hal 8
Wing Governor. But for this circumstance, the
choice would probably have fallen on Hon. CoLUn'
BUs DEL,so, an eloquent and faithful Member Of
the last Congress, whose early and uniform opp
stoa to the War has endesred him to the hearts Of
the Wings Of Ohio He was one Of the glorious
Fourteen. who refused at all hazards to vote fcs
Mr. Folks stupendous faisehood.
Our advices by Mail LEFT the Convention at this
point but We know by Telegraph ths. the course
Of Senator CoRwIS in regard to the War was
heartily approved by the Convention. and that 10
choice oI President was indicated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

TROUBLE IN HARrRoRD.-rhe last number Of
the Chlrts Oas the Liberty paper published Al Hartford.
and edited by VIM II. Bureigh. consinei some extreme
y caus,ic the circumstances connected
with the reception O. Lieut. woodhCuse, OF the 9Th Rss
ment on his return Ms native place. We have net
seen the article but Informed that Il was excessively
violent in It's and reflected most pungeny upon all
concerned In any way In tins reception.
The matter has excited great deal OF feeling mere.
which resulted IN the assemblsge OF large crowd on
Friday evening. who proceeded TO the residence Of ny
Buelsh announcing II 10 he their intention TO inn!et
summary punishment ulon him IN the event OF ms being
found They dad not succeed in nnding him there and az
ter concert OF groans and Kisses Snd the breaking Of
windows they took their departure for the Office q tho
psper-which, upon attempting 20 force the door, was
founi 10 DO defended BY men, fully armed, who de-
cared that they would shso tho first man who crossed
the Threshold This declaration somewhat absted the
arior Of the mob Aer tearing down his sign ard break
Jog the windows In the building, they retired 10 'hef
homes
Our informant states that attempt was made TO sup
press the outbreak but that the Waterman stood Dy pow
cress so general the indignation aud excitement.
The mob were prepared with cart and other meAas q
carrying out their purpose and Mr. H. had been iouhd
would. most undoubtedly, have doue some act wheh
would have been a stain upon our sister metropolis
fNeW-ilayen Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
RAILROAD AccIpEsr.-The Eastern passenger

RAILROAD AccIpEsr.-Tbe Eastern passenger
train Baltimore ran over horse about TWO mile morn
Cumberland, on Tuesday morning last, throwing n" en-
tire traln except the Post ONCE car on the track and
causing of the 10 upset AZ rsht angles 10 me
track The damage TO the running gear, track, &c was
considerable but fortunately no serious injury was sus
taipod by any OF the passengers. cumocrant Cyilisn
SHOOTING ArFAIR-Dgrng difficulty at Ha
gerstown Nd on THURSDAY. between VIM. LouIy and
Thomss Tall. the latter shot the former In the leg with
small shot. when Loufy commenced regular bomosro-
nent the house Tall with stones, which led 70 his
arrest
TRooPs SAILED.-Y esterday the following troops
sailed In the bark Margaret Hugg. Capt. Lyton, for Na
Cruz los Yotguers detached recruits for Reg mel IN
Mexico 29 DO. for the ith IDfanry and 80 volunteers
for "a Pennsylvania Regiment Capt. Campbell commands
the detachment BAIT Argus ga.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Philadelphia Markets.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


PHulDELPHIA, Jan. -. 1919.
The Flour market is very quiet today and oper-
atoms entirely confined sales OF Western via New
Orleans Of which some 800 bb, sold At s. to IS,
c0rting to brand Corn Mes is offered AZ SO without
Sses Wheat sales. Corn-about 500 bushels good
southern Yellow sold 50 cets. OATS lot Of South
err sold at 10 Co;ton-bayefs hold Of and sales
hunted Bak has declined. and several sales Of Quefcron
we're made A. 96i and under Tor st 80 l. Groceries and
Provisions wlihou; movement Whsky-bts are seil-
ins 20 susl! lois ~ "a cents bids 2Sl cents.
SAILS - STocKs-firg Beard aad 1ff,r-iS 900 Penn
b. exp 69i 1000 IS. %, 81 100 Treas Notes,
9st Poll b. .. 100 100 SoffistowH. hS. 9; $500
Penn s. 60. 100 DO. IS, 20.
Seroad B04rd-32 Gragd q. $500 Treas Notes.
q % es3s 40 OBk. Ky - 80 Read, 25s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

- Il Is duty keep the physical frame. the tsber
nae Of esh honoed By the OF an immortal spirit
IS tree possible from .mpunty form covered Win
.cfofuous ulcers bles scsbious incru',stons OF
botche. or tumors OF pu,tuous sruptons Is scarcely
appropriate abode for spiritual essence, aud whenih sody
labor. under repasve diseases tho mind turns with
csthins the impurity Of It's haoitaton bui the
means Of publication within the reach Of al In
s,Npss sARsAfAsiLLA have commencing principle
which in short time neutfalxes the niisris' r1fo IN
which these msades have their source mixing with
the internal aaids abs.aet from them all that
is des,eriou. while its gentle Alternative property carries
of the acrd matter which may have accumulated m the
stomach and bowels.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by A b D
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton, corner q VIII
usnst 27S Broadway, and ~ Fast Broadway. n. York
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United
statss Prise . per hottls sir bottles for A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
Ohio In the Field.

The Wings of ONO held Mass Convention at
Columbus on the 10Th inst. Col john Johnson OF
Miami being temporarily called to the Chair and
Ex.Gov ALLEN TEIsBLE OF Highland chosen Pre-.
sident Ex-Gov. MORROW was chosen Chairman
OF the Nominating Committee appointed by the
Delegates from the several counties, which COM
mi,tce met in the iheater at II a. NJ. aud proceed.
ell to ballo, Tor candidate for Governor with the
r Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

GoLp PENs-GoLo Pms -PaFchsssrs o. sold pens who
desire 70 get the best pen IN the market requested
70 ,Fy the Rcheeu" DsmosS. pointed Pea. Which 10
recognized the bess ard oieayef Ia the world
They are sold exclusively BY B WsrsoS a Co IS VIZ
lsm s. door hslou Wsl't and Y. SAVAGE. p Frl
toa-st Price g o1iy. Gold Pens, God and Silver PEI.
G.. and Pen cases. &c Al wholesale snd retail Gold Pens
usse 70 pattern, repaired. ekeltoged y For every
RicheiicaT pen that the points come ~ will
be gwen without ehaIsc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

ABEA,sAs-A Loco Foco State Convention held
Al Little Rock on the 81 inst. pasted resolutions
endorsing the democracy, patriotism, integrity and
all that sort thing Of Judge Woodbury. Messrs.
Buchanan, Csss, Dallas and Walker and promising
70 support either for the Presidency. should he be
the choice OF a National Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

THE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAuRoAD.-This
gree. first born Of all the projects to tap toe trade
OF the Ohio and draw it over the mountains TO the
sesbosrd commenced twenty years ago, seem. to
have been Tor yesr. past struck with a paralysis
IL appears, running its head into the coal mines
Of Allegheny to have been stunned. and unable 70
wind its slow length any farther. In the meantime
youngcr-aud yet il may be better INSURED pro
jecis--ss If catching hope from lis paralysis have
been started on both sides Of that must draw of
when completed the profits which il wss expected
to monopolse. Even from Us present operations
il drew an income OF million last year and s; it
seems to stick in the mud if not 20 shiyer il the
wind It's President, Mr. McLsne seems now 70
hope that it may work its way to the Ohio. cut Of
its own future earnings By tie gear ISIS Butwhat,
says a doabter in the Baltimore AH'ericqH, under
the signatore Of Chesapeake, il these earnings OF
which Mr. McLane relies as his last resource.
should be cot OF by the earlier completion Of rival
enterprisesi He argues plausibly that II were
better frat. to secure a connection with Pittsburgh
by route shorter than to Wheeling Mr. McLane's
route By Go miles. As is- however as We can
judge by the reports Of proceedings, Mr.. McLsne
seems 10 have this great matter all his own wsy.
In ten years the cost Of the Presidency alone Of
this slow bat il is to be hoped sure. undertaking
will be 100000 By.;heby. it is tall feather In
the cap of little Delaware the Old Blue Hen that
the sons Of old Mary land AID Of the Monumental
City should go to her In their hour Of roable Tor
President e their great internal improvement, and
ioriheir Representatives Congress father and son
1t is quite obvioas that this crisis 10 the pros
poets Of the gallant City Of Monuments The very
prestige OF the road-the very anticipation that il
was destined 70 torn the frs. anu tie only LUX Ct
connection between the Atlanti, slope and The
great basin CT the West binding them together IL
dssolubly as the gature that connects the sianese
twins has bronghi capital iH'o her lap, that If this
rosd should isl through, viii depart as surely az
inches taketh itself wings AID iy eth away"
Her taxes too under the new assessment II IS sts
ted ia the baltimore papers will be Sll6 leo per
cent on the assessed property NetG.. may be ex-
pected that can be accomplished BY iIdomItsbe
enterprise Still the friendiIness OF the motive
not be mistaken that prompts the suggestion, that
her pros 9esity, like that OF other cities. demands
that her sisest citizens should inquire RnxiOusly
and form their ocH Judgments that she should see
herself rs Others see her for she seems 30 be getting
into tigAt place. Hope We don't intrade. 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
Rumors nj Wn.hin gton-Hcrrern ""d the
Mexican Presideucy-Peaee Prospects,
BIZ telegraph to The Tribune.

wA.HrxGToS, Jan %, ists.
Rornors are rife here that dispatches have been
received this afternoon from Mr.. Trist that Her
,er, b,. been elected President Of Mexico ard that
the prospects Of peace ire decidedly haiierins.
have no doubt that Trist is scting now IN Mex
ico under instructions from the Government nor
b,vsIapv doubt that the prospects OF peace are
catering but ,hs, any Developments as to the pre-
ci.e character Of Trs.s dispatches have been mace
from o.I,cial quarters do not believe.
lis also impossible that news Of Hereras cleo
ron could have been received here, as you VIII
re,oTecst that the opening Of votes OF the several
Mexican States was postponed to January or cd
,Barv I do not remember which and the o'hcial
,e,ut therefore. could not possibly Eow be known.
Thst Herrera received majority Of votes was as
well known months ago as it could be now from au-
,heniic sources IAN, nevertheless inclined to the
belief that the prospects OF peace are frightening
wlsHIsoTos, sunday Evening jan. ..
Hon. JANIS THOMSON, Representative from
Pennsylvania Is confined 70 his room by sickness
NJ. CtAI's friends are active and resclute.
NJ Secretary WsLkLs Is s.il unable TO 90 duty, but
ro.s out yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

Tsx,TioS ~ BALTIMORE City Taxes in
Ne's-l ork are high enough including the State tax,
School tax CToon Water &C. paid las, year los cents
T. the 500. Baltimore, with fewer advantages. will have
10 pay asvy Of Soou, dollar ana half. this year. on
every hundred tolrs worth OF property, the Assessed
v.ae being seveniy.seven millions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

The market is quiet Little or no demand for
produce. Small sales OF Geaesee Flour at s. l2i-
Western Flour could be bought at IS IS. sales OF Bar
ley At 75c Soc and OF rye q. sc 79c; Corn a. 6ic
SIC; Oats 40 IL. For 1900 bushels Barley. delivered
on the opening Of the canal 50 offered and refused
which Is considered evidenced an upward tendency. In
the Hog market there were sales At So IS for fair and
s a lnr chnice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
Business Notices.

~ CoSsrIgArios teostyeEes) permanently cured
without redei~e', injsoons baths By the nd m
prssea "WAsro>'s ESvALENTA" Very superior - a.x
b,or, made imported See Advertisement on fourth
rsEs. IA ANYWAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

WIscossIS.-An abstract Of the census Of this
embryo STATE shows the following result; Population ia
lsio, 3o,si5, IN lst2, u.i7s IN isis June l. 1857
l-s7 Dec T. 2J2.Isi A. the last census there were 10
returns from the Counties Of Brown, st, Cros Chippewa
Ia Point and winAebsgo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

EXCITEMENT IN WIsDHAA-Not li.tle gossip
has been occAsonet In the generally sedaie and quiet
town Of Wlndnsm Connecticut, by the sudden Death Of
gentleman aud bis wife from hiddle,own some weeks
since. The young LADY. eae course Of time gave birth
% = child, and was doing well. when about two weeks
Ater The birth, she received ei.er from her mother.
which contained threats Of Abandonment unless she Dis
closed the father Of the Legitimate This she had stead
~ refused 10 DO ana being greatly excited By the reep,
q ne letter fAintei and died before relief could be s
rinlstered- Iae body was taken from Wncham by the
same persons who carried the young there she
vas introduced by her attendants the fluiy which
he ~ss psced in Winthsm, a. Miss Nix Blu, this Is
presrmed 70 have been an assumed name The marks
Ter linen were picked cut Sne elegantly attifed
AID seemed 10 have belonged to TIE higher ranks In life
Norwich News.
ISDlAsA.-Ths Legislature Of this State having
srain convened ~ indianapolis the ION inst Gov
Waiteomb sent IN his message the llih The Message
c1arges the Annexation 10 John Tyler. And 10 relation
T. tie var charges hat upon Mexico herself and goes
now Tor s vigorous prosecution, and fer u territorial
indemnity. his reasons for urgDy territorial indemnify
are hat Mexico 50 broken up by revolutions and 20
inclined 10 Revolutionary movements tia, she cannot ind
means other thsn territory Of which she has enough and
o. spare
e AusVRs, loveliest village OF the plain
has taken into her bead 70 become cy. The Trustees
vim entire unsIillfy, have appointed Committee 10
drsn city e1sr;er. and Will s0on make a. application 70
the Legislature II city privileges.
~ Geo. H. Devereux, Es1 OF Salem has been
appointed AfjltAni General Of the Commonwealth g.
hAssaeausetis, vice Gen. Oliver, resigned
~ Telegraph communication between n.L
fAo and Cleveland VIA opened on the 10Th nst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NoypAY MOANING. JANUARY "a

~ Democratic Wing General Committee an
adjourned meeting Of th, Conmiitse val De he's %
Tassdsy evening, Jan IS ~ clock. at ms Di',"''
aos.s. By order. PHILIP HONE. Cha pro tenn
JosEFa r. TAyLoR. secretasy pro TEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

~ The Philadelphia Ledger has peculiarly
modest and Impartial mode OF arguing down those
who oppose the sobjugation and annexation Of
Mexico Il calls them old grannies fsos, and
Ia few being stili uncorvinced) Sophomore
Yes, Dntca sdventurer, whs has been in hot pur
salt Of spoils ever since he landed on cur shores
and who, by turning his coat only three times has
managed to ob.sia quite q snug, easy. wellpaid Of
iica occupies the leading column in Saturdays
Ledger With a rigmarole, Of which " Sophomore
Webster. Sophomore Benton. Sophomore Clayton,
SOPHOMORE Pearce. Sophomore Calhoun &c. 10
the staple. De pretends that II We don't grab
Mexico il will become powerful monarchy under
French Prince, who will "curb its punderers.
esrate IT'S rabb'e develop its resources, improve
= lite advantages Of eommu nics alton between the At
iantic and Pacific. open 1t to immigration from
Franco ard Germany" &c Sc.-all which we are to
Prevent by snbjugannS and srnexins the whole
country for, says tie Ledger
We ara bsuna under existing circumstance. 70 CON
eoes ard Angl0 insreaKi;e MeAcc arc transmit
u possAtv aud % pos;cri.ys rcsisrty, ssA Fsst
> tnEet States 81 America, and nos - their rival
a. ~. We sntciuats the consequences OF tAis Po-
snd ieavs the Saphouores AMI their editors and
isrsrwntsfs 70 s;.,e them And whsI they come, ~e
--ai. snuw how % meet thcm.N
We sna,ched Texas OF pretsnce that Eagland
was sboa, to induce her to abolish Slavery; now
We are u sabiugate Mexico for fear she should
establish a Government which will curb her plum
derers, elevate her rabb,e." sc. 50 ~ to make her
strong and happy instead Of weak aud wretch.
ed nation. No man can fail 70 see that this argu.
meut Of safety demands far more impera,ively the
conques, Of Canada than that Of Mexico. Truly,
we are progressive people. ard sophomores'
may hide their diminished heads ior :hsls day is
nearly over.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
r. \ corps of Model Artists open this evening
a, Pain 'sop.rs House.

A aIT-A German. about 45 years old, Of
pover Proportions, and well able 10 gain livelihood By
the " his hands, not FOR his 4ziness.
found small In rock near x ker's Isani,
which 80 contracted thai he could entsr X Only ~
creep on bis face. there not being 10 SIT
Up 4 tie straw served hin as 4 bed aad during the
pas. years be has lived The charity Of he neigh
bors gng clothing and depending others the ne
cessarsI Of ne. The police were compelled 10 rope
rope M him. AID drAs him u bis deo as &c was
unwi % leave It. He will doubtless BE- seat the
Penite sry lot only 10 him from freezing 70 death.
but % We him taste Of labor and initiate his lazy limbs
into e hard work. lie gave lis name, charscters,ic,
as q lExpresa
.CEsTs-The Coroner held an inquest yester.
taj On the body Of Robert Wilson, native OF Ireland,
AZ s. years. who passenger Ia the ship Virginia
Liverpool and appeared well during the passsge AM
Cd the medical examination a. quarantine, bot on
-,ng deck yesterday % leave the vessel he alnos.
metitey expired. Yerdlc.-DeAih b. debility arising
ION sea voyage Also yesterday on the body Of Ste
then w Thurber native OF Long island, aged IS years.
who came 10 his desih BY rjGries received By being
knocked overheard by the sAn CT the sO0p Paragon.
Verde. aecorcin1iy Also the BODY Of Patrick Clark
na;ive Ireland. aged 50 years, who TO his death
D. ng burned, consequence Of bis clothes having acct
asaiaily taken ere Verdict accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

BsLts AND PssTiss-whits ard black satin, French
Morocco and lid Slippers suitable FOR this .sasoa Of bali.
parties. ~sddinss, &C. Lsdie. ~il pleas. cal A.
J & MILLER's IL Canals,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

Class, BRorsES * Cos CON Pt>s.--sor durability
and scohnes Of point these pens exec! anything yei o.
ierss the public Those ho have USED them rronoasos
them q superior srtice. person POSSESSED q ons q
these zen. will b exposed hs annoyance Of bad
pen Cascs IS John It. corner Of Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

TITS PksNiVN GoLD PSI. 81 2>-MsY h bad At the e.
tsbl.Ausnt Oh. ". GRfAroS Co u Cedass, together
will so,as hiyty dissren, syss Of Pens consisting o.
Browns. Hsydes. speuesrs. Bssey', Congress hss.
H. American. and others al A. prices lover hsn can 10
ouua A. apy other house tho trade Gold Pensfspsirst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
NEw.oarrAss. Jan. Is. 1875

Sales Of Cotton, good middiDg. at 81 II mid
ding fair 7isT! In Sugar The demand IS active; sales
fair Of 81 T. and Of Molasses a, si 10. Flour i mac
i've IL rreights there is Offering. In Exchange
large business been done for the steamer Of the Isl inst
Clearsd--shlp Charlotte Thorndke and bark Tubo FOR
Boston ship Persian and brig Mary Ellen, for New-York
Arrred-ship EurolAs from Boston bark Lotto and brig
Cleopai-a from New YORK schr Blossom from Pbilate
phia. $1,000
PEIERssuBs, Jan. %. ISIS.
The mail failed south OF Charleston this morning.
No Express and Of course no news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
Court .THls DAY
Law Courts.

CRccir coukrSos. 80 o. g. 50, %. T. 90, 10. so. 3
10, a., 81, 81, 20, 9.
CoAxos PLgAs-Published on saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

~ m you wan; % GET good soo;' ADD she's cheap
iast 20 TO ous end JoNgs Ann-st and act them aud
you viii 6ad ssvios your boot bills 50 says our
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