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WANTS

o. III al,f,prr 70 ASpcTfscasnis fsrf sy e..
s0'i-Pa'a o. tsy H'.i ~of b. 'asen '~l Of f@e o''
WANTED person With $50 oash capital and hi.
w services for which quail iuteretI will be given in
manufacturing very valuable psisnt which Is de.issd
70 supsrseds every thing in lie lire sni b5 which for
uni NIL IL It. TT ESdLEBaE6hf. p Jebu..t
NVANTED-To lire or purchass-An Exhibition suit
having TO dispose Of may hear Of purchser BY sd
dresSing note 10 Exhibition at the Oaoe OF the
Tribune siving name and address NIL Ia
IVANTED-A respectsbls family 70 taGe child :
w years Old Is their own adopted daughter. The pa
willing 20 have claim Of her hereafter Ad
dress @ X. Tribune Oics. Good reference required -
wealthy family preferred. NIL 5ts'
kNANTED-A young married man 10 act IS sexton in
w the upper part Of the city, who esn furnish smp-
Testimonials % Character and ~ 70 acve thorough ba-
siness habits address d = 7 Tribune Office. MIL II
NpANTRD-By young woman with 5000 reference
w situation 10 cook, wash and iron or do chamber.
work and general housevor. Apply at Jseob-st third
story. front room. MIL It.
kEIANTED-A partner or purchaser to manufacture
w end sell AZ article used BY every lsmily, ara aSId
invested. Address i" J. CT 81 this ONCE NIL "
S4TANTRD-Good servant girls can be had traits at 20
w L,psnardst. near Broadway. Wanted, nurses,
cooks. chambermsids and srs to do Homework NIL IL
WANTED-A boy in lawJer's Office Apply At ~
w third story, Posts Building Hsnover't corner OF
Exehaugepl piece. mi. IL
kVANTED-A young lady competent to teach the
w Eneish branches together with Music, French and
log school has objections 20 The country FOR farther
particulars address note 10 City Post Office box so@
MIC lwisc
WANTED Ladies to call a. 6S9 Broadway snd get
w good and select servantsoo easTse wanted select
dcmesties and none else. mlo .us
tNANTED-By an experienced accountant, whose
w time IL partly cisengsrsd. temporary permanent
employment. Address H. W. at this Office m6 5tis-
A FRENCH AND SPANISH TEACHtR-The
II friends Of accomplished spanish Ady VINO 10 We
acquainted with the French angusge-thoueh but slightly
wi the Engish-wish 70 procure for her situation a'
,sachsr Of the French Spanish LANGUAGES WIN some
family where such instruction would be considered 40 an
equivalent for tho sdvartsgss OF home References eX
chsueed. Address box 900 City Pos Office mis- 5nseod
G1u 0nQ WANTED On Real Estate in this city;
,rIV,VUO worth double the amount. lrterest pad
promptly Apply 20 T.. H. BROWN, II Wall-st or 20
Houston Money loaned good security Tnli tbs
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UCTION ALE VI Fifth svenue rrspsrty. VIZ
IA FRANKLIN SON, will .sl a pysie suctios on
Wednesdsy 22d March, at the MerehGfS Exchange al
~ O'Clock previously sold al prtvsts SALE tire vele
able modern built brck house ard lot OF ground 10 t'h-
west side, between Twelfth and Thirteeetn -
The 10. Is 25ft Gin ont aud rear and li5 deep With
sht of way l0 Thirtesnthst The house ws osils
the faithful nsnner !. la perfect order NE noee
every other convenience on the rear OF the lot eooe
brick stable and coach house. $1,000 may remes %
mortgage Possession will be given the 23h OF Apri'
Apply 20 [ms ist2?l John Il. BUCKLEY, ~ Sreata
AUCTION NOTICE.-Win b sold 1t pubas epetios
n on Thursdsv, the nth OF February a 10 oeocs -
the platform scales and Office adjoining 0randst nsrhst
East River. JOB L. BLACh, s9pS et senei,Xs
Office Superintendent Buildinss. llth Feb 1879 liz
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ana 10 her
been attempted IN Europe but in Of me pro-
prisors' long experience and having employee 'ns
hands for several years hey are enabled 70 10 gp,oo.
or elsewhere They have also several new styles Of
beautiful design which they invite the pubic sod 'ne
s %io ss i''' ' PATTisoN, NOE 90 . Delaney .
SPRING BONNETs.
s&LADIEs AeOUT PURCHASING BoNNETs
~ will find n to their ADVANTAGE q call on mrs A n
MARCY, where they viii God large assortment
Va Of svsrv description Of plain and fancy straw
s sg%a' Also .osss o.nt Of Fs6sS
&c all Of which viii be sod sxsss% ne sosrv
mil TuThSs.h. opposite Rivinston-a.
DON'T READ THIS,
Bat g sHd tell IN me ysS %. w1rs Fo o Is,s
All AiToGErHFR SURPRISES sny thing In the hs,
lie, sys,y o0s 10 n %sss OF :. Ha s
and @ ss' S ss sos III. attentive CLERKS
20 80 - ISAAC H. ARCHER,
nal Init -o =. o s :
pC,1NOsfY AND FAsHION-Spnng Pattern
Hill Is,s UNsurys..ed By any for beauty durability and
eh..ps.. The subscriber Invites inspection before
,h.n. ala. wi er. Every article guaranteed to give
..,.r.eton l27f sn d.-l J. w. KELLOGG lle oaasL.t
INVITING PAR 'Ek--A large .sso.t%sn' from tie
w -, ..i.n,.teg m ,nutsotoreTs for sale BY
r,I Ini, John CAMPBELL Co no. ne NsssAnss
mo pvINTKR..-I cylieeer Press, Of lEs. sis'
i Of Hoes mauafsonue, WIN ." 'n' ""P'0''"'''
and a. ' :S.ssA n'" Irav,Tr rRow CO IS Aas.
STEAM ENssINE.--l'e s.ls, one ssea,, nss aos.s
- power Ensins .sia I'm Ne ns~ MA VOTE
t.s and hA. twsve-iaeh cynssv aud h'y ssI
with force pump and regulation !" - ~.
Worcester Mass March u --.----.-------
UNDERGRADUATES pa. ArlSst 81 arsno s. s ...'
lVisy Al wholesale and retail N.es sa s.-..,ss
rtshtak ia tho hns ccnsssntly GA aee - ~,
ANriONl'S Nstionsl ,"ssass ~ 49,,
mii inl. az broadway. soath 49, .e-s---
ss,uk PATERSON SILK "a has,ns s'.sly ,s.,
l yscvsa tAoif manufactures ee2f sss ~ 20 -.
favorable tssn,. saS 81 the is~o,s ns - - al,
assatiissn s II rts~ sna osssssiue an '~'s" -
sssla So ,as. ana cisrsts Affiy 81 ,,.y..a.,
rff t~,'.' sNtr'fs -
ASHLAND HALL. fss Water ..slls 81 wv s''
~ school viii srss ga Fisss. slssisst Nf.ssa
Yssssa. ~ she saovs ass gss ssal.t. sss, sss ~ >
DAVID A FRAME Ashla Va NY,
sas iuis- ws.t sissssess. Nsses ees w. ~ :.
S,rArK uA>A ar ~ArGEKrtks.- .re' ~. .
sSth. nast tsssssess - ,hs legal Age rs Wee.
ga sat ~ ~ he hfsAsfs 81 e eastsss As> Ne
Nssk slais s.sssr Tho sns ~ sAis essA srs eess.e
..ssr ~ the STATE - New N~ts - rsnee"'e'
l Mach a. i>ss ts~ia sss', nVssfbl n isAASs, 'sss
IN rtustA>gE - =. ssssf q ,hs sssssss'e ssss
,ssstr ~ Nsw VEGA sstses 70 tsfst, stsss ~ az r.
.a-. ts,i-s yl.ss,. ,ssis. pA>iNl, sNLl@NAS, ~
he GO. ~ Nsv sA SssssssA b. r,sssrs shs 80. .
,ks v~~stst. skss.f " ,As s~h.Sfksss, - Hs
u-ssss Msnsias. fe NJ ~ ps~-&.s W he w
Ns.s - - al ~ he svV..sssA asy - ssf ~
| ps,ss Ns~ N.ss, 49, is,k s.. a N.nh. tf'e
iAShr aANNrNs 4 e.sssssfs
si' i.~e.s asosaS nssHies, is'
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BOARDING:


pOARD-A gentleman and bis lsdy and twosinEle gen
Ddemen can be pleasantly accommodated in private
family with permanent board snd every comfort desirable
10 make an agreeable home Rooms A'story Apply liI
Woostsr.st. near Hou'tor-st-s'see route MI 5t
DOARD-A gentleman and lady, or two single gentle
ID may be suited with very pleasant and c9mior4oi
rooms with fall partial board In the house OF asentee
family near Broadway Inquire at SO Wskerst ml1 IL
,IIO IET-Furnished or unfurnished rooms 70 gentle
men viz; splendid front parlor second story. and
attic with fireplace IN ssch nom me hsl OF
Nav NEXT o. last week IN Apri n sppiied for In
qafs at n franklin 't. near Broadway mlI lw
)ER,JaNENT BOARD WANTED-on or near
K Bro.dw way and not above C.nalst- with moderate
zed farn.6sd room for gentleman and his wife. Nov
ing on the first OF May would be sserious ohecnon.-
Terms to exceed 500 per year ADDRESS - Hgnuns
ton In1une O1c-- NJ "a,
IpOAR RIA sentIemsn ana lady. or two single sentle
- men can he accommodated with good board and very
pleasant at 81 Whitest near Brosdeay Snsre tnes
80, ana reeuirsd mid 5tis'
a = RFyyARD.-Losi Feb. Ie, gold brscelf with
cOfvs topaz Whoever will return said b ,eelet
to p Bowery, shall receive the above reward arc .ne
thanks Of the owner. m.. II
INnUND-In stage PAIR of worked Ottoman Covers
L Tho owner can have them By calling upon the under
signed and paying ioI ~, adyeI,IsmsRt 20 Williams.
ml7 2t' JOHN ii. w hIIE, - y" lIlsul -
S.i sb.l .S. So Bross&sy Viii b closed for
Saturday morning the 18th and they w oPsa
their new Store $50 Broadway on Monday morning me
GOTH with al entire new stock OF Gooos MI :.
S,TOvFs,-Nsw aud secondhand Stove. selling OF at
- cost to close the remsng stock on hsnd Also Porter
go screens Office chsirs Boston rockers, sud
Windsor chairs bedsesds co.'s snd clocks, for sale BY
MIL 2ri.. l. T BROWN, Agent y spr1ce.n
CTEAn ENGINE AND BOILER OF horse
- noIysr comosts with pumps, pipes cocks bolts, ell
complete ready for steam. Price s00 apped Tor soon
The engine bui by Of the best builders 10 t9'
~ II stsod' 81 Wsst-it.
NIOTICE.-Tne notes Of the Northera E-eRange
~ yank Brsshsr Fall-. - Lawrence 20 are regularly
redeemed by WAsHBURN GO. Albany ~ per cent
discount and by the brokers generally At the same
rate Of discount other State money-Brashef Fails
March IL, 1919. c. i. HUkLbOhD ffesioeht-
ACCOUNT BOOkS-Letter and Cap Papers seal
hing Wax, afers steel Pens Cards and IN boxes
Quis Note paper and Enyeops. States, Oold fensf
Ivory add Bone Folders Pocket lnsstAnds BOOK states
Psyng Cards IA Gc with general sssortmen at OF Fan
y and Staple stationery ,Or sale At very low prices oy
FRANCIS LOUrkEL, StstiODers, II MMden-isne-
CRoroS INA superior article Of Black wiring r.
$500. ' - mil
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c. C CHAMBERLAIN. Asoalcsss..

DN WM. MAODkN.-Stcrs, SprucsN--I's
ID srai advances made Goods consigned for yrve.s
.,- or % be cold at saston Oatdoor salss carefully
tended 90 and respectfully collected. Prompt rsssrs'
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JOSIAH RIcHARDA Asstiossss.
ny BAN0s, RICHARDS - PLATT, seose -
ID broad wss.-LiesrA sssh sdvassss made - soesss'
men" ''' NEw-YoRK TRADE SALE

To h eommssesd
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 3sh March, q eelesk.
xx,,h IN. srATlONERf sss, Which smbrseas lsree sd
,,sssvs eossfnrnssts Of imported sod dcnasre fsey
sos staple ssiiossy; large s,osh Of Anerisss 80 Ses
prlatios iissas srd bed psPsss 90
49, o.r Hspr,afs u vsficas qualities AID psfesros.
a.n' ssh x.reh. xith :he Invoices Of hsssss Bss
p.r Brotbsrs Fsfsrsnos 10 made TO me catalogue
both Of which now resdy
P.COLTOS, h.essSa s~1 csn~ssss.s,s 49, :.
moved 20 ths sbove named rooms. II sew lre4a ~
ssivs al sipds Of Cabinet ruruitprs. Dry ooods ~
saa oas-h q svery 90 eoeNss
uasat prvss sNle ssesion, and % nahe
with his ssa srosnptnsss He vts also es5 sfssssIss
Az Psrv.rs sALfous physiessn's medical csss' very
cheap.
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GOpEY's LApY'S BOOK
GEORGE W PUTNAM

CvONTIUEs THr BUSINESS Of Publishirg and the
I importation Of Foreign Books, At
isi BROADWAY, NETWORK,
aud At his American Literary Agency Psiernoser no"
London
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rIousRHClD FgKSITTKs, or .A w. g

VVersEUOLD FURNITURE, OIL PAINTINGS
f1fiBRARY AND EN0RAVINoS-DuhONIk 40
SACK viii ,rll at Auction on Tassxsy, March y g -
e'eiock ct - sevsrteenth-a fhird hoase sSs sn1 l
Nv order Of AARON LIVINGSTON and cHAkLEs
kirTLEa executors ell the Furniture, nearly sew -
~. Latest Frepeh patterns, viz pier eassre. ~
irehes and glasses IS BY 20 inches very eseyss
sion diniux ana other table, mahogany aaA roesvSe
,fss and char, with hair and velvet sssn saHsse es
n.r and desert service Of French China bun sna ~.
eost over $500 mahogany iror and maple Frseen 80
stssd,; mshosany wsrdrobes book csses and dfs,ssN
tables marble-top superior piano. BY Shsmoefi e.y
IVORY and precious stones and sntqas table insid wn
IVORY made 10 the tims OF N. hedieh family 80
festher BEDS hair mattresses. bedding nspkns 10 &C
xntsl clocks black marble and very handsome et ese
zone chandeliers with three burners eseh Tot 80
Also about bottles very choice old wae, bras1y 80
nm Also kitchsn furniture, with which the sale vii
OIL PAINTINGS ON WEDNESDAY.
The sale Of Oh Pantngs lsbous TO- choice soiiscooe
b. the old masters .nd srle numsen Of hss ssd vs,
cosr will bs cold the following day (Wstnssday,
sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock
LIBRARY AND EN0RAVlNGa
The sale OF the Library will commence AFTER tho sale Of
the Paintings and az On hour hereafter TO De spsossesa
Ths unu,uslly large and choice collection OF rsrs snd
valuable Books com prices the best edticns II every
arnen Of English, French and Italian literature tuss
ted voysves travels and seentihc WORKS rare ssd
curious books hue specimens Il early penuae maay
Of which IN the most cossly style Of bindings esss
inss original drawings end ctehinss BY the ncse ess
bratsd masters; alec valuable csenet OF neoes ese
Arse collection OF autographs Catalogue OF the eeo.I
viii be ready on Friday morning and perm'ts 70 vi Ss
library and paintings be obtained OF The sncr
t'su.ers or to AARON LIVINGSTON, - sSnnst OF
CHARLES T. BUTLER, Hsnoverst. m8 Gus"
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REAL. ESTATE.

a. HOUSE Suitable Tor two small fam
M lies or for one fsmiiy within 10 or IS minutes wsiA
- ofths City Hail. or near fulton fsuy BIoohlyu. Tbs
accommodation must be sood and reut moderste IA
dress Hamiltoo," Tribune 0tbce NIL &c
- To LEr-Ths two splendid buildings. srousde and
10 stables cor Seventh avenue and Tweuty nth sts
- Each has fronts aud one has IL lots OF ground
attached Also cottage, cor Seventh avenue and Twen
~ Rfth-,t. with iots Rents reasonable. Apply 70
Sheri A. 81. near 6randst. NIL Iweoa
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~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE. al
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10 COUNTRY nfDR0HANx0

HARDWARE GOODS AND NALL,
UDyR PACK ETsHIPs Fidslis, Hottinguss, Wei otah
Il Msrmion, L5uisisns, Liverpool .smss :. 49,
p.ts stoek ef srmin CHAM and shsesd scoss sesnse
most desirable sssortnsnti 10 men 70 seeee 49,
had IL an object 10 examine IN. ae1s- CsIoSSs "'
oished- EuWAnv cstcS,
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' rWX 3 sP :si, s1iI ISL sMvnR ours
EVE AND EAR

nR POWELL attends daily TO dsessss Of the Eye snl
Dr. PowePs Trsstiss ON the Eye" price 50 cent, 90
% h.d At his Office Also his elfscting Eye en1 Ear
Roapt.u. which obtsnd the premium Ct the fair q ts
American Institute Artificial Eyes consfspuy fW sole
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SPRING BONNET s.

sALADIEs AaOUT PURCHASING boNNETs
will find n to their advantage u call on MIS- A n
E MARCY where they will tod large assortment
VA Of eyery description Of plain and fancy straw
Bonpet and a. prices than other store In the
city Also splendid assortmsnt Of French flowers MD
ous &c all Of which will be sold exfremely lowH
Mrs A. ii. MARCY's, 2li Bo~ery,
mil ruTbSs,6s opposite Rivinston-S.
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MILL BURNT IN ESFIELD.-The irdre.er o. lss'
evening .avs that the atone mill Of the Mnot Msuufactu
ring COMPANY situate ir Enfeld Mass was destroyed oy
FIRE a. NJ the 18th inst The hfe tooh In thg a.
tic IL supposed from friction In the msehineTy Loss
estimated st goo; insured for $1,000 The building
empo we'd some forty or ffty hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

rive DO new 'us.re from the Presidency hs
Claws name would adorn the highest page oil bis
c0untry's history. What be lCnttenden nov
said va, dae TO private friend and a. iAusirioas
Mr. Foorr di.claiued any ides Of giving offence.
Adjourned.
The Senate to-norrow will probably DO nothing
bur adjourn over 20 Monday
Ar. CLAREE mas the floor.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Alter reading the Journal Mr. BEoADHEAD rose
AZ half ras. T. O'Clock and announced the deccase
Of Mr. HoRNBEcK member OF the House. az Al
lsnto.n Pa Oh the 18th inst TIE duty had been
as.isned hin Of nskIrg this announcement and
having done So it Only remained Tor Inn - say O-i
fex words 10 hs pubic character Ani ser
vices The deceased was nst,ve Of Ne" jersey
aud graduate Of Union College his iAinsf
was 2 distinguished physician and the wnoe
family OF the highest responsibility. The IA
mily removed 70 Pennsylvania ana me deceas-
ed having been subsequently admitted to the
bar o. that Commonwealth. !. was there that
their acquaintance and fTiendshiP were formed
They rad practiced a. the same oar snd frequently
trimmed the same midnight lamp together. Inocgn
opposed IN politics be knew rim as man u pure
principles, firm AMI enduring friendship. IL had
been said that bis chaste ambition had too much OF
the heavenly FIRE. The popular voice OF Lehieh and
Buck. Counties had called and elected him 10 Con
gress, and shortly after his friends discovered the
evidences OF an invidi0as attack OF pulmonary a.
lection but he came here 70 take his place 10 the
great arena Of the national concernz but ten Gays
since he retained home % receive the consultations
and attentions Of his family and friends, who bad
now lost one faithful in every relation. The
customary resolutions were then passed. Ad-
fou-naT
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Notes at Washington.

WARRINGTON weinesd,y-ll 7. IL
Let the friends Of HEsRY CLAY everywhere IN
derstsnd tina. bis friends here are unchanged and
unwavering that they believe him not only the
8.,est man for President, but the proper man to be
supported ia the ensuing canvass and that he will
be elected If any frank, manly. oulspoken Wing
can be- IT the People don't want President Of
this sort, let them take a LocoFoco as becomes
them; il they choose a shuiiliog trimming, IN
worthy man 10 rule over them. ] trust he viii Lot
be Wing. Now let Us have fair play and no dody-
ing. Let the Wing People be fairly represented
in a Wing National Convection, and its decision
we can all defer to but DO nt believe it can be 10
favor OF apy other than the acknowledged leader
aud head Of the party. Unless Mr.. Clay shall
pcremptorily insist on Withdrawing from the can
vsss, who eau doubt that he will be our candidate
Let those who affect to believe that the advocates Of
Mr. Clay's nomination don't aeaAu. look on and
see. II will not take long to convince them.
Mr. POLK, am satisfied, has not yet given up
ell hopes Of denomination. On the contrary he
hopes that the dissensions among the partissns Of
Cass, Buchanan and Dallas will result ir giving
him smother chance II is not for nothing that the
Loco ocos of his own Tennessee have appointed
Delegates to National Convention bat kept
silent with regard 10 Presidential candidate.
Col BEsTos will show the country bow much be
loves bis friend the President after the Ere
mont Trial is closed by verdict and Presidential
Judgment thereon. Perhaps it is great deal |
only say that much little. his measure OF afiec-
ton will soon be made known. H.e.
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correspondence OF iflouue
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20 ISIS.
The weather continues very fine and promena-
ders are taking fail advantage Oft.
II was ro,ed A day or two since that Judge King had
given decision for the sale Of the Saturday Courier. The
case has this morning assumed shape. Immediately
upog the PRONUNCIATION OF the judges order, Mr. McMskn
.dvcftse IN the Csp>rof this week prospectus Of
papsr to BE- called "NeNaiias H9dsl ADsrio1n Courier
Inc counsel fr Mrs Holden the widow OF the deceaet
partner ,his morning made application to Court 70 hsve
McMai IN answer fyr contempt. such advertisement IS
Seemed the sale This WILLIS argued
to-morrow &c not however believe Il viii ujare the
Oh Srfpd1y C1griJ. nr. Mcaakn has hal bal adj
yseIs from The beginning o. this business. know his
natural geoin u heart would have tempted hin DO
fd aice 90 The widow and family 4 his deceased friend
aat partner he bad been esged By BAD advice Mr.
Hoien's and Industry bniil up the pager. McMakin
the bl-ness partner, and there much due old
associations. Now however, the law hath fsngs upOl
ihs paper, aud woo kn0Tet The end Ofs lawsuit
young woman rAmet jane Baker living In the south
part Of ths city, poisoned yesterday afternoon,
with liquid preparation fr destroying bei-buss which
she swallowed IN mistake.
attempt made last light hre a carpenter shop
in l. ~s-st. IN the western part OF the city.
Jahl H. OIL, CT his city has contracted With Captain
Z. Lopcr ior the building Of steamer which Is TO Do
Tho riore-r line of steam vessels intended 70 riv
between Philadelphia sni Havana, touching At Charles
ton. c1isg and returning
There Is some little demand for Corn Meal, and 800
DIS were taken by shippers a. 50. Flour Is DALI with
sellers freely a. 80 Is. bat no buyers Grain Is quiet
es 900 nrsh Inferior Western Al ~ cents Nothing
dolng IN Cofn Cotton quet-hciers anxious for sales
groctrieS- Provisions and whisky without change.
socks lravy to-day.
Frsf Bard aad Afsr-3c0 Sehyi Nav c. g.. AZ 1900
Penn S. ca p. 6sl / Farm s Mech Tx, s9i s.e5s =
frsas Notes. 9If-
Scsad Bari sad After 1000 L Loan IS. 81. s7s ;
l,o0 Lshigh Coal Scrip, 3; 1850 Penn So. 69l 10
200 Tr Ns ~ 900 Schyi Nav s., IS, a0 1900
Penn -. esp, 5s 5000 II Ms, sIi 70 d 100 Gtaro 81
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LEGISLATURES or NETWORK.
VvzSISS KLPoKT.


SENATE. .ALsssT, Jan. 10 PM.
Tho oil relating 10 State Engineers and Survey
ors was farther discussed in Committee OF the
Whole. but not disposed Of.
The bill 20 amend the Charter Of the Brooklyn
Gas Light Company went 70 third reading.
ASSEMBLY.
a report was made against the erecting OF new
town from parts Of Black Rock, &c.
Mr. box reported a bill continuing the annual
appropriations TO the State Agricultural Society.
The subject OF taking testimony in reference 10
disputed sealing in the Niagara County Election
case ia before the House.
The Commissioners 10 amend the defective Law
Practice state that they will report at early day
The bill amending the act authorizing Equity
Courts 10 cell Presumption Rights in NewYork was
passed.
TIE General Manufacturing bill is made the or.
der of the day for 10 morrow.
The debate was renewed on the Harbor Resolu.
tons introduced by Mr. sPAULDING. They were
agreed TO by the Committee OF Whole, and passed.
Sir Allen Napier McNsb. speaker Of the last
Canada Legislature, is in the city.
ALBANY. January 20.
Flour Is a. before Oats ala i2c New Corn % CSC
Rye Fl; Barley 7sasici PORK s. 2s, for good lots.
The receipts Of Grain the state have been larger than
any day this Winter. whisky 25c. with sales.
BosroS, Jan. 2O-P.M.
F7ogr-There was a steady demand but the improved
demanded could not be realized. We report sales Of
1000 bbls At 37s g 50. corn-The msTket firm
aud prices had upward tendency. Sales OF 1000 BUSH
ella made. consisting or Western mixed 7Os7l cts
Cas-SAles Of 1900 bushels were made at 50 cts Pc
rios remained without change. There better feel
inc IN Freish,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

SASDs's sAsskPARILL.-itisn not uncommon for perDs
sborng under disease expect MEDICINE do everything
for them-nay, 70 effect cure 10 spite Of thousand IN
prudencef, which would be dangerous TO the healthy rl
Of course doubiy the sick We say therefore bs
victim Of scrofua gasftes efUpys dseas. any Osa
msiady Arising from unhealthy secretons and iaes@
maory state of the blood let understand tho coados
upon which SASDs's SsRsAPsRsLLs expected % relieve
you We stpulate for temperance In drink and did,
proper clothing evoidence Of exposure 70 sudden ehss
oflemperaure, and fair trial to time These terms
being Observed, experience gives authority To ssy d"
radical cure may be depended upon.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, by A. B. ID
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 100 Falton, eoraaofWD
lisnst rs Broadway, aud ~ Fast Broadway n. Yos.
Sold sso y Druggists generally throughout he Upis
hInLa.. Frile NJ per ,n-L-e- u ar nnL-r. --- .,