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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

sworn to from their Offices respectively, sasfolows;
Daily City Circulation Of The H.rsld.....9,93d
Do. DO. do. do. Tnbune-.....s,eSS
Excess Of the Herald. 17S
The Herald had several years the starr OF u.s.
and Is now l72 copies ahead in this City according
to its own afdsvits. We feel very confident OF out
stripping 1, within the next three months-certain'
ly before next November. Meantime, in reply TO
its staggering offer Of bets that 1t circuia'es more
copies in this or that particular W ard we nave ia"
one straight.forward offer TO make-We VIII sp-
point one honorable and dsinterested man and the
Herald shall another, the two having power they
choose to appoint third, and all OF them shall have
free access at al times to the books, Offices and
press rooms of the two establishments until they
are fully satisfied to the actual circulation Of both
journals They shall then draw up a statement Of
the average circulation Of each paper stating bow
many copies are Issued Daily, Weekly and other
wise, and this statement shall be published three
times both Morning and Evening, in the Daily, and
once each in every other edition Of the two papers
respectively, directly under the Editorial bead
And if they report that the Herald has more sub
scribers and buyers than The Tribune-taking the
aggregate circulation Of each paper-ve will pay
the expense Of the scrutiny and give 800 to each
of the two principal Orphan Asylums in our City
but If The Tribune is proved to have the largest to
tai circulation, then the Herald shall pay the ex-
pense and give the 5000 as aforesaid.
What says the Herald 10 this Yea or Nsyl
But it may be urged that circulation is bat one
element in the business Of Newspaper-that Ad-
yertising should also be considered, especially as
the present discussion grew out Of matter Of Ad-
vereising and that the preference of business
men, sbrewdly seeking their own interest, should
have great weight in such a case Well, since we
are provoked to it by the Herald, we will test its
strength in this respect We will undertake to
show, by the exhibition of our books and by IN
questionable afidavits, to the satisfaction of the
same umpires, 1st that for Advertising for the year
ls47 we received more than the Herald did for rs
Advertising; I'd, that we received $4,000 more
3D. that we received 900 more; 4th that we
received SIS 900 more; and 9Th, that we received
500, 900 more than the Herald did-all fair and
square Advertising. and none but such to be count
ed-and if we do not establish majority Of these
assumptions we will pay another $500 as aforesaid
10 the two Orphan Asylum while if we do, the
Herald shall do so in our stead-Now we have not
at all initiated the Herald habitua Wanting of its
own superlative excellence as an Advertising me-
dunn; we have attempted neither to lure nor TO
browbeat advertisers into our columns but though
Advertising usually comes with age, and the Her
aid is by far our senior, We will very gladly under
take the comparison above proposed.
Will the Herald accept this offerf Whether it
does or not, we here close the discussion.
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CY- The Globe allows a Washington correspon

dent TO fill its columns with such libels as these;
The great trouble with the Wings here is to manage
and get rid OF Clay Clay has gained ground he
been here, but lie will rapidly lose IL when he leaves
assert for feet that he pesonay TO the che polti-
Of las party and bsgs them desert him He
determined not 10 give while chance for the ncmi-
nation remarsn
Now, it is very likely that anybody undertaking
to manage" Mr.. Clay must have great trou BILE 4"
and If there be arfy seeking to "get rid of him"
We wish them lots Of that same But the passage
We have placed in Italics is e cowardly, malignsn,
lie, swe well know. Mr. Clay has personally desired
and expected TO withdraw from the canvass, and
only deferred his resolution to do so because many
eminent and able Wings at Washington remon.
strated against it, urging that bis withdrawal
would be fraught with peril to the Wing Cause in
the swiftly approaching Election. Whenever it
shall appear that the Wing party dispense with
the use of Mr. Clsys name las we trust it will not
appear in lsaSl he will very gladly withdraw per.
emptorilyifrom public life aud its aspirations.
The Globe only few days since, accused the
Editor Of the Albany Evening Journal of seeking
the State Printing at the hands of our present lie.
gislature. Mr.. Weed has positively contradicted
this stating the fact already known to bis personal
friends, that be from the first had firmly resolved
not to have that printing on any terms. as be had
had his share oft. The Globe keeps silence with
regard to this contradiction of its cslumny. Does
1t mean to make practice Of 90 doing
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DIED

OF small pox. on Saturday morning, 1fh inst a. hst,s
. o'clock Mr. HENRY COSTAH, of the hm VI B,.l-i
COsta
On Saturday morning Feb s. Of lypBs feyer, ABGl
p wife Of Daniel Whitney, Jr q tins City Ia n, -
year OF her age,
Therela'ives and friends Of the family the cousrsas
of the Third uniyersalist society, aud The remAsr
knicke bocker Division No. "a s ~ ore respectfully
vited 10 attend the funeral without farther notice inx
the re dence Of her iatherinlaw Daniel Whiinsy s.r
No 30 bedford-' this afternoon At O'Clock Hsf rsus,
Will be taken TO Astoria, j.. J. for lniement
~ Boston papers please copy
Ot consumption, on Saturday evening, FEB B. NJ
MARY LEE, wife Of John Lee. Jr Of Charleston :
the sd yesr Of her sgs.
The friends Of the family are invited TO attsnt .,
funeral on Tuesday morning Feb b At halfpastl oeca
from her lafe residence fJ7 lludsou-st
On Sunday, 9Th inst ANDREW J . only child ofOnf,
B. aud Mary J. Hslsei. aged year and months
The friends Of the family respectfully inyits1 }
attend the funeral this afternoon A. O'Clock from IN,
residence No 81 AortOnst without farther invitation
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~ Persons wishing The Tribune len regularly A,
their residences al their places of business either In
sewYork, Brooklyn, Jersey City, williamsburgh or
Newark will please leave their address al tie desk Of tina
Publishing Office send ii by note through the Post OF.
flee The price Of The Daily Trbuns to those who reu.
larry receive II from our Carriers ia 70. Cents Der week
Country Subscribers for The Daily S5p.r spnpu,
do do Semi Weekly a 90 DO IN sd
40 do Weekly A. do do 'sDS'-
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Iowa Legislature Adiourned-No Senators
EIected-Sicknes. nj Fort Mann.

By Telegraph 10 the Phi. North american.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. S.
We have dates from Iowa City, which inform US
that the Special Session Of the Legislature Of Iowa has
been adjourned sine de- The House refused TO the las,
90 into convention for the election Of United States
Judges snd the State is st therefore
presented in the upper branch OF Congress.
Dates from Fort Mann 10 the 10th January have been
received There has nothing Of particular importance
CURED since last advices. From the Indian country
outbreaks reported Fort Mann was at these dates.
quite healthy, though large number Of deaths have
cnrred from diseases previously contracted
The Mississippi river has six feet In the channel at
Cairo, and free Of ice.
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MaryInnd-NationaI Whig Convention.

The Baltimore P0tr1Ot publishes the following
extract of letter from Annapolis
1.-THE wings Of the two Houses met In general meeting
this Fritsy) evening consult upon the subject Of hold
ing National Convention 10 nominate Wing candidate
for President The most cordial feeling prevailed and the
resolution In favor Of holding National Convention was
adopted with great unanimty No expression Of prefer
ence for any particular candidate made by the meet
Ing though some members declared themselves favorable
10 the nomination q Mr. Clay and others for Gen Tsy
lor. There Is doubt Of entire unsnimiy Of the
wings OF the state upon the matter
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The Tribune In PHILADELPHIA.

Our friends in Philadelphia who wish to be- supplied
regularly with The Tribune, will please leave their
names and residences with Zleber a. Co. Ledger
Building Thirdst below Chestnut, who will deliver the
paper 10 them Immediately after the arrival Of the pas
senger line from New-York st 12f cents per week.
single copies price cents may always bs Obtained
above, or from tho Phlsdslnbis kewsboya
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Com. CHARLES g. RTDGELY died last evening al
Barnum's Hotel of govt in the stomach The
Commodore stood the sixth seventh in the list
Of Captains. He entered the service in 1920, and
his Captains commission dated Feb. %, ISIS.
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MARRIED D.

On Thur,day ev, ping Feb. O. A. the ya.,ry-.t Ga.
| by Rev Mr Kettel. Mr.. JAMES B ARCHERcs.
! ADELIA CRAWFORD, only dsuF hter OF Peter tu.f.>
/ E-q all Of this City.
! In NeW-Haveu. on the IL instant. by Rev Dr. Ia
| SAMUEL h DONNER Of this City 10 CHGRIcrf,
! T. FORBES of New Haven
! On "Wednesday, "a inst by Rev. ~ Shsao.. n
! OLlk ER SHEKN OOD 10 Miss ELIZaBFTg II
| BARNES. both OF thi. CITY
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE-A fire broke out this
morning, IN one Of row Of four small houses Oh Bnksi
occupied by Germsn and colored families The occupants
Of the house in which the FIRE commenced persons
who iollwed the business Of picking oakum, portion
Of which took fire from candle. This house. and the one
adjoining, occupied by German family entirely
consumed. the inmates losing all their furniture The fire
also communicated 10 the two small frame buildings
the end where lived a number Of colOred persons
These were much injured though the occupants succeeded
In saving their furniture. brick house adjoining the
In which the Ere originated. was slightly injured. This
house aud the two fst burned belonged 10 Of
Mr. VIM. Wickersham the other owned by T.
l.. schaefer, Esq The property unnsured, Of
Il being Of much value. After the fire had been extin
pushed, the remains Of a German woman Of sbou, 50
years Of age named Margaret Groo who oecupei part
u one OF the houses were found lying anesg the ruins
OF the dwelling burnt IN the most horrible manner The
unfortunate woman, 1t appears was brought cut Of the
house when the FIRE first broke but went back r the
purPosed Of getting money she had heaPed up and
supposed was overcome by the dense smoke and thus
per shed In the danes. Bali. Patriot, 5th.
The MAIL PACKET AsHoRE.-On Tuesday last,
a. 9: A. NJ the sloop Portugal. Capt Luce eft here for
Sew-Becord, having board two passengers and the
mail bat when little more than hour
out the WIND suddenly changed from Southeast 70 asou,
North, compelling Capt L. 10 put his vessel about and
make his say back Agsn. The wind increased 70
perfect gale and the weather being thick. and the
beginning 70 ny, Capt. l. could not Ind he the
oaier o and In crossing Il. bis vessel struck heavily
seTerA tunes and was pa, ashore near the North head CT
Long rona lew minutes before II o'clock The passen-
gers were landed about O'Clock, horse5aekihe
being shoAl vhn the vessel-art the crew cane ashore
In Their boat The vessel Is much injured earn,
and ArrAngmerts being SIDE &c; her c The soOp
enc, CfPt Mitchell has taken her place on the line.
Nantucket Inquirer. 4th.
AooiDESr.-On the 2st1 1lt Mr. Joseph Long Of
Noeottvue, Coma AZ work 10 the brass foundry there,
hAd as Ar and wrist crushed By the falling 100 d.
weight attached 70 lie. IT'S Anputz.et without
the least pain, while be under the Of ehloro
form
DREADFUL AccIDEST.-A man named Sherman
ie from ore OF the the Housstone rAn Friday
west cornwall Conn. and over aud cut In two
kA,ng nm Immediately. II. has Ie wife and family
a. Bridgeport.
FIRE IL NwBERRY. S. C.-The dwelling.house
u Ma Thomas H. Pope Of Sswberry, c. was consumed
on ioe -oih nit The less VA very heavy including
large and valuable library.
q Isaac Hermis was arrested in Cincinnati on
me elt u charged with the murder Of Robert Hal Of
1snerson Cosnfy OHIO, In December last
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yJorlrcfs SFW-ORLEANs Jan

In Cotton we note sales mii3ling Al % az cts ShgF
Choice qualities sold at s65i cents A0ass,s-sales Of
prime At lsf cents Flour languid and the tendency
downward sales Of small lots OHIO Al SIS. Freight
Several engagements were made AZ previous quotsuohs
There !. a moderate demand FOR Exchanges.
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CANAL CoxsIssIoSERs.-The Loco-Focos of
Western Pennsylvania. many Of them. are strongly
urging the claims Of Hon William Beatty. of But
Ter County, 10 the 4th OF March Convention for
nomination as Canal Commissioner
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q GoDrK GARDwELL has in press s new
work entitled Labor and Other Capital" Its,obe
limo. Of ABOUT 400 pages This author viii be recognized
by the readers OF ne bEne the writer Of an able and
original Essay on Currency which was published In ne
7r5ame some time since
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Business Notices.

~ The fact that many large fortunes have been u,
in short time from small beginnings by those who A
advertised extensively in the newspapers Of the count,
ia conclusive evidence that the power OF the press ns
advsntsgeously applied to business. V b. palmer rh
Office in The Tribune Buildings /, daily receiving saw
tsements and subscriptions for the best papers " II
country far and near.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY I

P.os SIcaoLs LscTcHs.-we are unable, owing 10 the
crowded state Of cOamns inssr In this mornings
paper Prof. NrczoLs FoUlrH LrcrrnE, which was de-
lIvsrsd Friday evening last It IL In type, and VIII
appear soon - We can possibly nnd space.
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fTALiAs Ne DIcsrEp SOAP For efectuslly remoyia -
pmplss frecsies roughnsss ssilownessSc from nssss
warranted Prepared BY Or. GoVKAuD, 81 Wsfefte-sI
door RON Broadway, where may be had his essSsl
Poudre Subtle for ersdicstipg superfuogs BAR .x ss
Rouge for colorns lips and cheeks deep ssrnsies ~
Lily White for the m2exion, Hair Dye, Best 80
Restorative Pornade for transienty dyeinG graz -.
Tooth Psstss, Extracts Bachelor Liquid Hair pJ'
jou
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" CHANsERs's MISCELLANY" No. XII is
Published II is nled with It's usual ysrs:y-snong
other things the Narrative Of Baron Trenek-Bsrora
Co. sell the work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

MissrssPPI.-It has been stated that the selec-
ton of Hon Jefferson Davis for Z. s. Senator was
unanimous Not ss The vote in Legislative
caucus was 81 Tor him and "a for Roger Barton
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" ne LaHeaster'aE- new Loco. Foco paper.
has been started At Lancaster Pa BY NJ D. Eosrook Il
pushes Geo. NJ. Dallas FOR next President.
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PARDON OF PoLLocK-Several Of the jour
malls OF our State. including some hitherto most
favorable to Gov. Young, are commenting with
severity the recent pardon of Midshipmsn
Pollock, Of Buffalo. The facts, it will be remem-
bored, are Substantially as follows; Pollock had
been dining at his hotel at Buffalo and there com.
mttsd some offence which was reprehended in
the next Commercial Advertiser, Mr.. Jewett OF the
Advertiser being q fellow boarder at the Hotel
Next day Mr. Midshipman armed himself with a
wellloaded pistol walked into the Advertiser Of
Zee. stepped up to Jewett and inquired if be was
che author Of the offensive paragraph, and, being
answered In the affirmative, discharged bis pistol
at Mr. j. at scarcely three feet distance, and only
the accident of hitting Mr.. Us wallet (which must
have been better stuffed than Editors' wallets
are apt to bel prevented the balls breaking his
thigh If not taking his life. For this outrage the
free and easy midshipman was sentenced to the
State Prison for five years, but he cannot have
served out more than three months of il before hs
receives full pardon. Having learned from per
sonsl opportunities that he is very powerfully CON
nccted and that no efforts would be spared 10 effect
his pardon. we apprehended that he would NOT
serve bis term out. but his release 10 more suddep
than we had anticipated Had some poor losfsr.
never taught to read nor write, and with hardly
sense to distinguish right from wrong, committed
this crime. be would have been sure Of home for
soar Of the FIVE years at least Gov. Young has been
somewhat assaied for the frequency and number
Of his pardons, think erroneously; but he has
certainly made mistake in the person DOW and
hen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

Rr Hon JoHS MLEAs authorizes the National
ln'elligencer to contradict peremptorily a story
that be had at some time written letter to Mr.
Folk approving the Mexican War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

FATAL AccIDESTs-We have 70 record re-
markabe series Of fatal accidents on the line Of the Rail
road in this vicinity, al occurring within peroiless than
day.
On Wednesday the 10th, near night, Mr.. Washington
Iten, section near Spaldngs In Roxbury,
WAS nstantaly killed by the premature discharge OF
seam-blas,-hs body being pierced by the smpHg iron
which he was using. but Otherwise bruslng him At
about the same hour Patrick Lyndes Irishman, was
killed BY the csying in Of bank, from which earth s
taken for depot grounds In this village.
On Thursday the 9Th, early In the morning, Mr.. ORA
Jackson, respectable citizen Of this town, superin-
tencent on the section al the serpentine ledge In R0x
bury, was instantly killed by the premature discharge Of
blast W.. Ns.cnm1r.
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Arrlre5-ship Suliana, New-Y0rk. Cledred-ships
Francis and Medallion, Boston, Charleston New OK
B.rEs Roxsna Philadelphia Francis Amy, Baltimore.
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LAND IN sfeHr.-The Commercial says with a
satisfaction which all It's fellowsuerers must share that
the Brooklyn Charter Convention have resolved to al
onrn ae de on or before the th Of March M dsp,-
randan. Every trouble has rs terminus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

II TAe Blue Hens Ckscken Wilmington. Del
proposes john NJ. crArros FOR President with
ZACHARY TAYLOR for Vice President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

OHIo-The Wings Of Ohio will hold County
Conventions on the Goth inst. to choose Delegates
to Congressional District Conv entions to assemble
on the 9TH of March and sppoins Delegates to the
Wing National Convention.
EY- Ought not NEw.YoRK to be moving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

RAILROAD CoLLlsIoS.-A telegraphc dispatch
TO the Pladep a Bn>fH dated Baltimore Feb S saw.
The train o. from and this city between here and
PhAcepha came In collision last night AZ Sunpow Ger
creek and were detained over twelve hours before the
damage done 10 the machinery could he repaired Soper-
sona injury was received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

" Rev. DR.. MATHEWS OF this City, late Chan.
eeor Of the University commenced series OF Lectures
on The Evidences Of Christianity and It's relations to Na,u-
raj Science in the Hall Of the House Of Representative.
6. Washington yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

- CossrRArIos, (Costivensss) Psfnahsnuy cure
without medicines isjsetons or baths % inc rev ~
improved WARros's EEyALfsrA 'ssstao' 'S'S
This article il very superior ID apPs"snes' n""'
and etrcary 70 any ever before made or Imported,
Whole parcels Of lbs lprce reduced to). .....sS
Quarter psrcsl.of lbs price reduced toD......si@
deduction made 70 wholesale dealers OF q per esst
SOLD. wholesale and retail By the subscribers ONLY, zoe
ees.ors to Hammond ! Coz 20 Brosdssy, n. H. cor
usr Of Cbsmberst ard Broadway g doors south Of SO
arts new marble buildngD A. MccOTTER co
=. Beware spurious Ervslenta To distinguish 1fs
and improved from every other hind and for nsss
else HAT Is important, see advertisement In the NJ
Mirror
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JUMPED OyERB0ARD.-A man named Conn,
representing himself as surgeon In the srmy is--
from the hurricane deck Of the steamer Danube Z.
miles below Brownsvilic Wednesday. and 4, .u,,,.
10 ha We been drowned, as he has not since Teen he's.
Tie boat did not stop her way 90 render assistance !.
cnirg HIM. small skid started from tie sho,e-..
whether those IN II were n tho place IN tlme 20 re-
him is not yet known. Some Of The mans baggage -
board the stesmer Il "a Thought The unforinns, -,
was deranged. iPittsbursh Journal A
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II single drop Of water contains number Of Az
malene greater than that Of all the qua5rupeds On 10
face Of the earth aud in single Constellation (OonSs
number OF rorlds has been discovered far exceeding s
Of al the stars Of Heaven visible 10 The naked eye A.
yet In all this yast scheme Of Creation, al which nSn
ton fsters and all calculation fails everything h. iuH
pointed purpose Nothing hs, been made In vain. Ban"
In the ground hundreds Of roots sarchssed with rec
edal properties which only require the sgen:y Of sess
TO render them available From this srouod ssssy
ofNadre, 5arapara has been exhuusd sad in the form
Of sASDs's SAssApARILLA its inyauabs hys.isa prof
ties have been successfully developed This prepasrs
by its slteraye tonic and sntsepc operation unif0rnJ
expes from the channels Of circulation the unasshJyr
uces which generate scrofus Eruptons Of the sks f1r
mag sores and ali the unsehty and painful diseases 90 60
susc1 The glands The catce the he.h aod me ,sfloos'
te,1msnis which form the external eosnnso The b'aj
- Prepared and cold, wholesale snS retsii' oy a ~
SANDS, W 1oe.als Druggists, 100 fgiton' eotns' ". y
am-st HS Broadway, and II East bro.awsJN ~ rn",,.s
sod also b. Druggists generally throushoot me o'
ststes. Prae u per botfls ~ cir BOTTLES Tor -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

~ Rev. Henry w. BEEcHER preached most
eloquent and impressive yesterday morning at bis
church In Cranberys, In which he took occasion to CEN
sure in manly language wexico, terming the
assertion on part that the for the purpose Of
cgizing and chru,nizng the unhappy and down-tIod-
den Mexican. sheer hypocrisy and bistering nfamy
upon In the eyes Of all true and honest Christians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

u The Farmer and Mechanic weekly paper issequirn
popularity and Influence sound reliable, AMI a'sh
journal Of matters connected with agriculture, prsfta
mechanics manufactures and science. publi,hsiF
WIN II. STAIR, 1856 Nas'su-st. At ~ year In advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

~ THg UScHANCgAgLE GLOSS OyfRaioEs can suilh
had at 100 Broadway, opposite Trinity Church,
ed price after this date. Also entirely new articles
Oger.hoe ofsuTprsng sbtness snd durability 10 be is
only at 100 Broadway, at wholesale or retail aT