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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03
THINGS ~ WASHINGTON.
Opposition 10 be unprecedented 10 tho Treaty
Movement nRninsi The Wiimoi frovi-o
liish " ind.

Correspondence Of Tho ffionce.
WAsfste.T.N F,b % !

tnffNhnAINNlNN 't AAtN htf"'''.rf
wAsHisGroS. Fob. -. ISIS.
Tho Treaty with Mexico may be confirmed but
viii mol, be without, some strong and earnest oppo
s,ion. There is said 10 be a provision in it Gun
ninely devised. which leaves tho whole question o
slavery % the inhabitants Of the territory 70 be
CURED guaranteeing the admission oi said terri
tor. into the conicderacy as States whenever the
population becomes Sufficiently large. IL isa pro
vision somewhat similar to one upon the same sub
ie,t in the Louisiana Treaty.
Should tais DO so--snd but little d1Ib' exists that
IL IS so-how can the Wing Senators OF the North
support the Treaty. Great as rs their desire ioi
Pesce. neither they nor their constituents wish II
40 the sacrifice of an important principle. This OPP
position. combined with the disaiiected Locos OF
the West may leopard the ratification Of the
Treaty SO Il is thought by many well advised here
The Loco Focos care nothing for the Wimoi
Proviso Their hostility - IL is determined by the
vote in the House yesterday u lay Mr.. PUTNAM
resolution upon the table. The entire Loco Foco
DELEGATION from Maine with the exception Of ham
MONS WHO lives in district iVecfed with AOOll
tionisIn voted against the ProWso,-sO prooabiy
would PFAsLEE aud JOHNSON Of y. HI. have done,
but C,r the near approach Of the election in that
state. The Wings OF the Free states you gee al
voted true.
The truth is the Loco. Focos Of Congress have
determined to exclude, far as Ia their power
the consideration oil the principle oil the FroViso
from the coming Presidential Election. They have
no candidate proposed who iavors the principle
CAss. WOODBURY., BUCHANAS, DALLAS, are all op'
posed TO IT, aud there are but few Of the party m
Congress who are not followers of one Of these four
candidates The Maine Delegation which sup
ports in such compact body the peculiar interests
Of the South supports with equal fervor and una
nimty Judge WooDBURY's pretensions. 1t is his
chief Northern capital.
The wind has reached 70 day an awful hight and
agitated mountains Of dust sufficient 10 render
PENNSYLVANIA avenue almost impossible. The nag
the House was torn fromits pole and Crutchett $
lamp suspended from the dome OF the Capitol was
down unon some anxious spectators head 1t wss
certainly greater object Of interest today than 1t
has ever been hitherto at night when lighted up.
The iron ropes which connectitw with the dome have
il is said before given way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

y VIII the siass Of our Farmers never learn
the lesson here so plainly taught How many Of
them have been skiDning one to three hundred
acres all their lives their lands growing poorer aud
they no richer, who, when exhorted to mend their
ways, make answer Oh, would farm better If |
only lad monty enough to buy msnures, hire help,
&c Why, Sir why ront you see that you
should sell half three lourths even seyen-eighhs
of your land. if need be, until yOu hare money
enough to cultivate what is left thoroughly, though
it be bat a patch Of four acres Those, well titled,
will produce more than hundred used in the mis-
nrahle old MAY
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Cistern--How Bnilt-Their Cost, and Appli-
cabili:y 10 the Wants of the Country.
From the Farmers Library


We the more earnestly desire to procure aud
disseminate all practical Information this subject be-
cause 80 many people negecng the means at hand
every~h for Collecting ample supply Of pure water
for all uses, which they ghi DO from the roofs OF their
houses BY Of a SIMPLE cistern easily built after tue
fashion described IN the following Obgng c)mmunica-
ton from Bir Buck How many families In the country
are scanuly supplied with water for domestic uses, and
that procured with great expense Of labor. Moreover,
no tongue tell how much domestic animals some
times suffer for want Of this nrst necessary OF life
HARTFORD, CT April |, l8f7.
j. ; SKINNER Dear SIR. Your favor asking lnforms
on respecting the Cisern you building a. my place
last Summer was duly received
Failing obtain from the builder that definite informa
ton | could wish. Will tell you OIL know about this
kind Of Cisiern Like everything else Of Yankee inyen
ton, IL is patented the an.ry the PatentOhce H.
understand made by Obadiah Parker, Of Syracuse " l.
The Cistern - built OF cement, without BRICK or stone
say one-third cement wohirds coarse gravel mixed to-
sether ike common morarthe hole IN the ground being
pieces Of feet By three feet long the pieces be
ing fastened each other by hooks and staples the frame
is of from the sides q to inches according 70
the nature Of The SOIL, commencing with one TO" OF
pieces the competition cement aud graVe turned
10 slowly another u pieces then broken on adding
composition before. As the competition hacens the
removed and is finished inside with uoWe
like the wall of house The arched leaving hole al
top Esy q inches square 10 admit person for the puI
pose OF cleaning IL when necessary. The bottom hs
snd $ msde after the sides aud top ere finished
For pipes for carrying the water H. and waste pipe uss
q round stick 10 inches in circumference and ~.
the composition arOuud the stick wlhdTa"ins ihe SICK
|. the pipe sf formed .
The the hole Of the Cistern Is generally
ofwocd which you insert either wooden pump or lee1
piPe, though lead pipe be easily inserted into any
the Cisern BIZ boring hole through the cement
after 1t is thoroughly hardened. -.
The IT, foI Of 30
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
Ga, tn AIbau, Ecrrrai Committee, Nc.
- - IL u -----.-
Als,Nr ys, %. lsts.

AlsANY geo. -. lsts.
Z, saoras me more Qualification than ! wei
Nrow bcw o. express O. DC able io inform you that
tie Capital Of shc Empire SteSe is sound aud trm
s- Harry ~ the West
AtGmcesns Q, he WINS General Committee
fau r,ceuas--rcsoluticns strongly and unequiyo-
"a .ly ~ fAvoy Of HENRr CLAY Tor the Presidency
saa sp2rovios Of the call fo' the Clay Mass Meet
~ ~Aish q 20 be hsld a. tho Capitol on Friday
eses.aS scNL Isl Inst were adopted 81 a HHaa'-
.x.,,s ~. Tel this n the Wings Of NewNork
Civ lie. them see that We are al right. after all
Toe csa f,- our meeting has received the sigma.
tsres Of fall fcssu kasirci Of the best Wings OF
th.nv Yoarstrulv. NERITAs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

Remember. If it be God whom We love in loving
pr,leccd one then shs tie bright halo Of her split
pani itself al existence nl every huinah lace Se
= -, sbsll ,hare IN Ia trAnsns ural0a, and n. Old,
foffen traces Of brotherhood be ~ Up by u and our
1--we ins,esd Of 2lnng tscomfIied. sh'l be lned Up
ward and Upward BY low angelic voices which reeede
fore It forever as q mounts from each hrshsnins suni.
an he sress mountains Of aspirations and resolve and
doed-Jss. x. L0reA
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llsincludes dlEEIng ani msterisl.

This includes digging and materials.
The one you saw here was say feet in depth, feet
diameter aud will hold IS bbls It answers in every re-
spect the purpose for which Il Is Intended us eoyefeo
with say feet OF dirt 10 protect Il from frost and loads
Of hay ching ton have passed over this WINTER win
causing It any injury For dwelling houses Ia the
use The I'D ashioned wooden cistsrns For convenience
and additional protection against frost they are geneTy
built urder the kitchen.
At the South where they not troubled with frost
there be objection 10 them The person VINO
built mine said he thought Of going to Louisiana Tor mat
purpose next Winter. 80,
hin my power obtain any farther information Of th.
or .ny other ztt-r this neehborhood please command
the services Of Yours truly, DANIEL bUCh' Jf.
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Excerpts.

Dear 10 as are those who love tire swift mo-
rneu,s spend with them compensation for great
deal q misery they enlarge our Ne bat dsarer
those who reject unworthy for hey add another
he; they build A heaven before whereof We bad not
drelnei and thereby supply powers oct Of the
recesSe OF the spirit and 10 and uninterrupted
perf rraAnces-R. " Emerson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

tz- The citizens Of Easton, Pa. held large
me-ns on Saturday evening. the 18th nit and adopted
resolutions presve Of their grief a. the desih OF ex-
President Adams.
~ The steamboat Anglo Saxon from St Louis,
for this port was sunk below Chester The greater por-
ton cf her cargo viii be saved IN damaged state
H. o Picayuue, 22d ult.
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nOCTOR CARPRNTER's Old-E.tablished Peck

nOCTOR CARPENTERS Old-Established Peck;
Dshp Di,pensaTy.-No4 Peck,lp, near Penst Is SIN
continued the speedy and atectus treatment and
cure Of all classes Of dsease II sge science early col
legae and regular and le. 81 medical education, and
nearly forty years OF extensive prsotiee snd experience
eute the practitioner preference over the mere tJro
In tho healing art DR. Carpenter begs leave direct the
attention of discerning public to inference Of the
comparison and Investigation Of his claims piurahty
Of Offices or rooms are provided for the convenience Of
patients Charges reasonable.
M 2~s DOCTOR 3. CARPENTER, I Peck slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

DOCKx uILI MINING: sad Misunderstanding Com.
,any- Al meeting ~ the Board Of Directors held al
Cauaen n on tho iih February Inst assessment of
fnV Cents pes share, each and every share OF The
capita sieek ~ said Company VA, lsvied, and notice
thereof ordered 90 hs given % tho sseeshsdefs asFeeaby
10 The amendment Of he charter According 90 witch
notice 10 hafsbY gsssn that all s,ces which
the said u FinY Soe. per share shs rou
aup,a .hs .lih 81 March tsA, will be forfeited tho
Ccinpsny sach stacksholaeFs .. have already paid the
sasi assessment Of Nwoey ave cents per share thsr
evidences Of shir viii receive sfsa tf the ssras
aa Tho pisssat as.esssusnt hudH CRAIG President
nANp & NaESSrft rressatsHfr
" The Treasurer wu sttead al the Cemfans eitee.
fhltaslrhia. tfhild o. ess door below Wslass I" GA
sash Aeadsy wsdassdaY ana friday, - receive .sss'
meats and is.ue certificates ef sgoeA ~ Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03
Interference OF she Government in the Nene-
zuelau Revolution.

re,esraph;c dispatches from Washington an
u.unce the fact that the Navy Department have
s,asd ordsss i0- two men oi-war to sail immedl'
s,s'y for Lsssayrs in order TO assist in the rees-
,ssa.hneu, Ct pesoe sud COED order throughout the
Ranuhic n NeneEaels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

WlcoNsiN The old Territorial Legislature
now on is lsst legs met at Madison ON the I'm INST
Tee first notable event was quarrel between the
O.i Hunkers srd Radicals for the Incidental
Priniiss. The Radicals overpowered the Hunkers
D, the latter showed them trick worth two OF
IA, by throwing their for the hig candidate
Mr.. Wyman Of the Expressl and electing him.
The frst vote stood for Wyman, II for B.
Brown. Radical. and for II. A. Tenney, Hunker
re iour,b ballot Wyman Il. Brown 9, Scattering
3. o. X
!. Hvs,t smith was confirmed by the Council SIS
Attorney General and George P. Delaplaihe as
Auditor. Plank Roads New Counties, Divorces
&c &c are abundsntly asked for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03
By Telegraph 10 The NeIe.York TrI8une.
FRUM NyArnINGTON.

wAsHSGToN, March 81 +. N.
The Supreme Court will adjourn the present ses
sion on the nth inst
The biz for the Railroad Bridge over the Slsqle-
hanna it is believed, will pass the Legislature Of
Mery land.
The Board 10 examine applicants for promotion
aud appointment in the Medical staff Of the Army
will convene ia New. York May I, aud continue in
session till the middle OF June.
Com Perry has applied FOR a recall Of the CON
maud Of the Gulf Squadrons IN consequence Of sick
ness.
The UAio1 says that it Is generally believed that
the Treaty will not be ratified without some few
notifications relating principally TO the Spanish
grants Of lands in Texas California, SC. and the
general belief is that the question will be decided
this week The correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun ssys that it is almost sure the Treaty will be
rejected.
Messrs CRirTENDEH and CLAYToS and ten Loco
Focos have declared against it. NJ. BESToS yes
terdsy argued strongly against it. Mr.. WEBSTER
also spoke
The President has within few days most posi-
lively declared that be will not be a candidate for
reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03
NOTICES.
PSYCHOLOGISTS AND PUBLISHER.
ROWLERs ~ WELLS,
Clinton Hall. 1Jl Nas.au-st. ". Y.

~ The Boehm Flute.-BADcER, 1871 Broadway
hss us entered upon biz fourth year II the manu-
Of this instrument and he count his patrons among
the fst professors and amateurs Of the country and
rity OF these have laid ASIDE expressive and excellent IN
ruusus Of the old constructions and have adopted the
oshu Flute for the reasons tnat they have become con
WINGED Of It's vast supenon 10 strength richness even
ENGAGED Tor the asst Is IN The Manufacture OF rich
G.es in all branches aod Ia, " Thin the lat three years
ortv on manufacture Of tbs Boehm and k,es approves
.shtkeyed FLUTE and purchasers may rest assured thsl
meat an s accuracy tested By competent
professor certificate OF guaranty signed ~ the exam
iner will accompany each instrument Scales ard Books
OF Irs;ruetou for the eh and shtksycd FLUTE CON
stautly en- hard. ~ D"
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ALLEN DoDWoRrTs.

lts Brooms ct near Brosdwsy
NEv CLASSES Jas, fofmiss Iot ~e.1lu.s Dsoe.ns
ninss x..p Mn. p.So.r. .n1 oSh., 49,.
81 ss ladies' saa children s Tuesday and sstsr
aax silsrrooh =, A,
psals Lessons any time not occupied b. the slsssa
"A ansoi
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>e<Sr-, LETTERS 40 NEWSPAPERS -
GACAE FOR FOREIGN PORTS. zty
q ba gue 4 =

" Letter bhFr aT- open - nc juice =
Of The ne~Iors Tribune for al Foreign Ports aud ali
letter, and newspapers deposited 10 this ohce will always
be forwarded by the very earliest vessels fhis depart
mens is under the special supervision Of j. B. MOWER,
Tsa well known for many gears the experienced and
efficient Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Depart
usni Of tho Nsw-Yorh City Post Once.
~ Letters and Newspapers will DO received II
the FOREIGN Ship Letter Oc. Of the New YORK bune
f1r the packet ship BALTIMORE Capt Coun which sails
for HAVE % the ith II March.
Also Will be received Al the same place, Letters and
Newspapers for the packetship NEW WORLD, Capt
knight which sails for Liverpool on the ON OF hsfch
Also Will be received A. tho same place Letters and
Newspapers for the packet-ship HENDRlCh HUDSON,
Capt Pratt which sails for London the 18Th OF March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

~ mcrcnnflIe TIbrary nnd HcndInH HoOhI,
Clinton Hal cor Bsckmsn ar3 Nassau sts-.l 90 VOC
gs, and ali The beat Lifsfsry and Scientific Periodicals
Amer csn and For.iEn Constant ad4iuons o. nsw Nos
chant. aud Others snnu subscription emitting them q
All he priyiiesss IS Rooms open from ln g. 10 +
Al ~ eraer GEO PECkHAM,
!5f lIp Rec Sec. hsresntils Lib. Association
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03
SANFORD B. KELLOGG,

SANDFORD b. KELLOGG,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW,oh office 40 Finest St Louis,
AMo The securing aud collection Of debts and all pro-
fssona business will be promptly and faithfully sttead'
o. 20. .
Refer 10 Messrs l.. A. Benoist Co Loker, Renick
ca BANKERS. and Collins kaoss, St Louis. MessTs Han
kin. Duryee Co Lawrence, Trimble Co Hugh Aueh
Incloss ( sons and W. W. fnnes CO. New-fors.-
M..srs Collins Brothers. Hartford - -s~om'
ry,O OAKUM MANUFACTURERs.-F sale =
fall set of Oakum machinery, consisting OF one tGn
bier ons willow one picker press for bsling, and
,cale, drums belts shafIng, Nc. Inquire OF
OSCAR SCHENCK 4 co lS2 Wstsrst
mi fvy. corner OF Pne-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

Tar TREATY AND TREASURY NOTEs.-Accounts
from Washington state that it is the general belief
IA. the appointment of Commissioner on the part
n the United States. would increase instead Of
lessening the chances Of Peace. Capitalists I'M
messed with this view of affairs have already made
proposals to Secretary Walker for the whole
amour, Of Treasury notes, receivable at quarter
sbovs oar. and are still increasing their bids.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03
.no,ber Flash from the Lakes.

ClNCINNATI March I-IU CLOCK T. VI
Ny speculations of yesterday in relation TO the
opening Of new lines OF Telegraph have been accomplished
sooner than anticipated. The whole line from Buffalo
to Detroit by the lake is already completed and by rs
means the phc world has enlarged the area OF It's
freedom thus accomplishing the promise made by Mr.
0Reilly.
Thi. line including that from Pittsburgh ant Wells
vile to Cleveland. renders the Lake Erie line SIX nun
dred miles Ia length The rsi dispatch from Detroit u
Cincinnati was received by Mr.. oReilly about noon to-
day. Messrs Ely and Hepburn deserve credit for the
promptness with which they have discharged their duty
in the superintendent OF the Great Atlantic, Lake and
Mississippi Telegraph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03
LOOK AT THfs.-L.diss, We iavits you,

LOOK AT THfs.-Lsdles, We invite Jour
st,eutiop 70 large and splendid STOCK OF
boots aad shoes. which shall sell anui April
l. arst cost intend making some cnsnse IN our
business. These goods all esh aud OF latest STYLE
-pt.ner We have on hand large quantity OF h1s.xats
roots aud shoes which shall also sell at first cost, ct
the old place S67 Broadway, corner Frsnklinst
ST w. N SAhtbL.
SCITIZENs-Also the inhabitants Of Williams.
0oursh Brooklyn, State Island, jersey City, Sc-
are respectfully informed that Q good sssortmeat
~ Of hrst-rsts Boots and shoes are kept constantly
90 hand John St Broadway which eonvenisnt
% al is stage and ferry routes The subscriber tshss
especial care keep hand complete sssortmsnt Of
Boots shoes and Lsce Boots for childrsns veal s Of
his own manufacture and such will give satisfaeon
Gent. hns tasty BOets At the low price Of IS 7si DO
double cole Winter Boots At -; and elegant Congress
Boot 3aiters 40 Alec lsdsS and misseS fine metallic
Ovsr,hoes; sen.s metallic and cslfskin Over-shos
.3flm' NJ. o. CURTIS, John-st near Brosdwsy.
en- FALL FAsHIONss-HATsi HATS
N u0lsshn Hats g. equal thoss cold b. ethsn -
81, alec, elegant dress hsts ct ~ 80 cad " sepe.
Nor sys sad haisb b thoss In many pisces W hss'
ma Ia GEORGE P. b BROWN. les cesela.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

MusKISGUM FOR CLAY!-At the Muskinsum
Wb'g County Convention, held at GAINESVILLE, Ohio
On Saturday, FEB, 20, the following resolution was
among others adopted:
Rssogsi this meeting continues to have an aoo-
* confidence in the talents, patriotism and siaiesmansh
oF HENRY CLAY and would again recommend him 70
7e consideration Of the Wing National Convection TO be
hell II Philadelphia for the selection oil wing Candidate
!e- the Presidency.
Col David Chambers, OF GAINESVILLE, was desig-
mated as the Wing candidate for Presidential Eiec'
Tor il the Fourteenth District, containing Muskin-
gum and Guernsey Counties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03
The Treaty-0ur Army in Mexico.

WAsHlf@IoN, MaiCl - Tx
The Union thinks the Treaty, as amended, vii
pass.
Private letters from Mexico announce the fact
that great excitement existed among the Ameri-
cans aud Mexicans hearing Of the arrest Of Ma.
Gen. Scott
The American Army is in great confusion.
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NEW-lORk TRIBUNE

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FNrFN MORNING. stN NAV NN,t. ~.
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iA rl a. t.,Ihs ~ Nest st thNs'in' ie's tiNNie
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IN .eeeu, u hN,arce. avs ths rtNi Sal ne ease s'i
-..l N.,,.i ths ttute t,t which tlspaiS NntscfiN'
r.t,- 81 - u,,hths fhrce nVllsfs ip SANNte
.,,a.,., ta al eNSAseges vita NvurtN Ncwsrsfei'
~. rArtrs t~eaiVsA Al the caAce whese terms 81 /,
at,,,r tsss ie,ss 81 rvs rsiu'Nr are "e' sie~e'
.aN anfsfvrSs
skNNs 30 apNFNKttiNvat r. tatssn's'
~. lace ~ icss Nifsi iptvttor ~ Venf
es,h Subsequent tnsei gon.'''.'''' ~ .
d. ia trf'tr, s'tt.t',- IT.,
o,~, s'ra liucs si'st ipsct ucn ~ ''n' '"''
$3.50 .,N..ea.rt irre.ttNr. which NAY "a
s,er, AZ ~ snte. twtce ct fNfee iu'as ''n' ""'
..S.k a. thu sfr,, of The saNeftifei.tN
fa.lar Advertisements. .tt'e ,enis INC 'F 'hs
49,, f..ftir sre svat Gents Nt cesh Subsequent enc
E.sfns N.NSi,sts, teNtNAe NNttsts. Ae. "fi f'''ti
- a. ,'i,,it .,rsat. Inserted in th, pager srpca
- ia ths Ns.nlng snN FNcnine EciN n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

No CoxyESrIOS IN OHIO TO CHANGE The Con-
srIrUrIoS.-The Cincinnati Gazette. after snnounc-
ing the final adjournment of the Legislature OF
Ohio goes on to say
ave cannot refrn from congra,usiing the country on
the failure Of the proposition 20 Ts0rm the Constitution
Under The good cd C5ashui0H. Oai0 has GdraEeed
STATE erer before GiraEccd and has proersd, and we
i5ce that permitted to move On under Il yet a
lille while longer There too many disturbing causes
sgtAting the public mind this time for any reasonable
expectation OF the cool wisdom and deliberate action re-
qulred to establish 4 new Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03
CHE OLD SHAUEa,

gx,HAMEs- sr-JAMEs REEFS begs 70 acquaint his
friends and the public that he has made arrangements
for serving up an ordinary daily FROM II TO O'Clock, when
tho choicest joints &C. that the markets afofd VIII be
placed on the table at tbs low charge Of 10 Sd
X takes this opportunity 10 return his grateful bsnss
for the liberal he has received since his connee
ton with the above establishment and 70 assure all who
may him with their patronage and support that no
effort his part shall be- wanting to make the Old Shades
The best house Of the kind In the city.
large stock of the Oldest Ale 10 town alec, Wines,
Liquors Se OF the best quality Chops, Steals, Welsh
Rarebits az all hours. lN Nv.