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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

DRrADrUL SrrANEoAT DISA>rER.-The
steamer Cllrk3rHG, from New Orleans to
Nashville. was burnt 10 the waters rLnc.
four miles below Napolean. about five o. =.
clocI> on Saturday evening last. The can
tain Il. t. lIoLMr>, and twenty or thirty of
the deck passengers and crew, peri>hed.
The circumstances Of this distressing event
Were dreadiulIy appalling. The Clark <viIlc
was first rate aud most comfortable boat.
vt the time Of the accident. she was pro.
ceedug up the river, nj very rapid ra,c.
The boilers became unusually heated. and
40 doubt. caused the ignition of the boiler
deck just under the clerks Office.
he lire might easily have been cxtn-
cW>acd If timely means had been used.
BIT the hose was out of order. and il was
with dilHcuty and delay that few buckets
at water could be thrown upon the flames.
In the meanwhile, the whole vcsSc! urfseu.
ted one continuous scene of alarm. couru.
sion and di>may. Most Of the cabin mas
SengerS rushed to the forcoa>tle. and suc-
cecded IN landing IN that direction from the
boat, which had, IN the progress Of the con-
ilaSr&'ion, been driven ashore Jy the elIi-
Gent and skillhl pilot. The remaining
cabin passengers finding il impossible 10 pen
citrate the flames and smoke. Sprang into the
river from the vicinity of the wheel housc
captain HOLMES, who persisted in the
attempt, among them-and succeeded in
reaching the island No. 70. at the lower cx-
tremiuy of which the bow of the boat had
now become firmly fas,cned.-St. Louis
Republican, June 5.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

An extra from the Office Of the Illinois
Journal, on Saturday, gives the first dcs-
patches of the new telegraph line just com
pleted to Springfield from st. Louis. The
line is rapidly bringing all the principal
towns ofthis state within speaking distance
of each other:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

lfthere were any doubt as TO the proba-
bility of Gen. Cass becoming the best abu-
sed man in the nation for the next three
months, the following from the Louisville
journal would settle it:
"Gen. Cass is the Locofuco candidate for
the Presidency. We can promise our polit-
ical friends. that, through the instrumental.
ty ofour Extra Journal, the political charac-
ter of this man shall be made known far
and wide throughout the nation. We I'M
derStand the vulnerable points of his most
miserable history. and we shall expose him
Sothoroughly to public 0etcs,ation, that none
even the Democratic party, except such a,
are lost to all considerations Of principle. or
obStna'ely deaf to the truth, will vote for
him in November
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09


John DOH6eyS Erpress.- Late Foreign
Ners. Paris Taken By the Freach ,-HGl.
iIsd cutting up High DWch Turlcg a.
joW Being DcroYrcd! : EngIand. Eng
land i III great oommotion. The Queens
baby is APP IN arms.
irciaHd-All is not calm in ireland.
The population of the principal city is DUB
lin every day; aud Cork is heavierthannsu-
al.
hdy.-II Bologna there was great
scarcity OF SauSageS, aud the links of frater-
nifty had gone 10 he dogs.
Straws show which way the wind blows.
and the bonuetmakerS in Leghorn had di.
minished the size Of the crOra. The Ha.
gary troops have been very savage, but
were more rational after their hpn1cr had
been appoased.
The movement in Lombardy was said TO
bc p0PHidr. though il went against the grain
OF the Au>trianS, rs every one saw. The
Journal refused to tell the piane truth, from
which We augur that there was some chiScl-
ing. The revolution was decided bore.
PrwsiG.-lhe Pru>sian dgcnaSij which
was PIussian biUc, blew up. The worker
in Berlin wool had 'rorsied the King, whu
had rugged time Of 1t. 1t was supposed
rePubllcanIsm was going up, a. every body
was RuSbia to the Poles.
HoNfHd.-Alflirs. especially in the canals.
were Stdqndi7i, and a great many croakerS
were in the marshes.
Beigum.--in Flanders, the army had
sworn tenibIy-iO support tie Conaitu-
ton.
MGiG.--Some little news from IIinhooS-
tan. AilairS at JcllalabGd were rcry bad,
and matters Jcrampoor were getting poor
er. Iheiewa> a greatidch olrupces there ;
aud DoSt SPg, did sing every day. \ ru.
NOR had reached Canton that China had a
collision with the English and was in pieces.
\ vessel had touched at Calcutta from New
South Wales. bringing intelligence that
harbOrS were as scarce as ever on the South
coast. although several cores had been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
NoRSISG PEPORr.


SENATE. ..ALsANr, March 81 7 NJ.
Yesterday afternoon there was debate on the
General Banking bill.
To day Mr.. LAwRESCE reported favorably on
the bill making appropriations for the New-fork
Institution for the Blind
Mr.. WILEIS reported adversely 10 the petition
OF Andrew Jackson for compensation for unjust in.
prsonment in Clinton prison
Also adversely to 4 change in the UsURY LAWS.
Also, adversely 70 petitions for the repeal OF the
Law giving Compensation for Death occasioned by
Neglect or Default.
And favoraby on the bill in relation TO the
Assistant Justices and Police Courts OF the City Of
Nex.YOrk which bill was committed 70 be re-
ported complete by party vote.
ASSEMBLY.
Yesterday progress was made in Committee OF
the W hole on the Emigrant bill.
To-day the bill authorizing the Canal Board 10
survey the route for Canal from SOdOs Bay 70 the
Erie Caual was reported.
Also the bill for Railway from saratoga Spa to
Luzerne.
Mr.. RAYMOND reported in favor of the bill pro-
yiding for the election of the Justices OF the Marine
Court in the City OF New York.
The bill farther TO amend the Charter OK the
Harlem Railroad Company was passed.
The bill repeating the 9Th section ofthe General
Railway Act. viz The personal liability clause,
40 far as relates to existing Corporations was re
ported aud carried TO a third reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27
ERnOKLYN AEEAIRS.

A CoLoRED kAwYER.-A case is 10 be tried at
the approaching Of the sessions Of ,h. county which
We understand will involve some interesting poins ior
the cousce alton Of the community generally and the
African race in particular. IL 10 the Trial Of A. Bradley
colored attorney Of Wamsbursh who claims right 70
Practice Law under the Constitution, snd who stands
indicted on charge Of mseiousy commencing prossca'
ton Bradley we are told formerly slsss In Viz
gn has been educated and displays rather more ability
than his gradsd race supposed to posses
the matter the question BE- mooted WHISTLER
he has the right TO practice law and where or now ne
south the ~ an mission Of slave does not MARE him
citizen and provision being made 10 the free states Tor
the Of the question may with pro-
pretty be urged whehsr the COnstitaion SLOWS OF
such latitude though believe that instrument doe. not
expressly prohibit Il IL expected that Bradley will de-
fend himself against the indictment Without desiring to
promote the oppression of any member Of Brsdley un'
fortunate race striving to make name and fame,
should like % see the district attorney prosecute the
points n q ind icial dscision. EAle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27
CITY ITEMS.
s.runp,r. March IS. lsi.

sArrKplY March =, lsts.
NEtrINe OF rFr SCR REPuBLIcASs-A second
meeting To Frel en- Republicans iock place last evening
a. the Shakespeare Hotel 10 hear the address 10 the FRO
vssna Government prepared BY the committee spoonful
At the meeting wednesday evening The address Ws'
read and then adopted By seelsms'ion. l! was rasSef
brief document, eongralulAns the French people a. lhsr
rceen. triumph and expressing the vames; hopes Of tie
permanent establishment, OF Republic In france.
Apropos,on was made a, the meeting to open roll
for those who may ready in OF need 70 hy TO the
all OF the new Rspabe. Those who enroll themselves are
20 seyo;e two hours a week 10 military dri. This proPo-
s,,n was ADOPTED and hose who may wish 10 DO 50
sign the roll Al the house Of Mr.. Parent 10 Sxeenih-st
~ The steamship United States will be open
for few lays to Aford opportunity or all who wish
10 give her an Inspection She lies 1t The east side Of
Peck-siP.
TIE RUSYoN FANILI.-Ths band Of Buckeye
voesss gave their entertainment last evening At the
Minerva Rooms. They are new candidates for public
favor ard think tekcns Of appreciation they re-
ceysd from the large audience assembled to greet them
eave them no cause 10 complain Of ihelr reception in
sewlork. We understand that iher intention to
give another Concert 10 short tine which We DOUBT not
viii be well attended
GENERAL SEssIoSs-Mary Foulke, convicted
Of stealing s45 worth OF clothes tsbe-inen, Nc at va
rou, times from her employer Mr Deluonico was sen
fenced This morning months imprisonment 10 the Pep.
eutisry Levi Hamilton indicted for beips concerned
In tho exhibition OF nude females st IN Csuslsi VS. ar
rsgnsd but being ready fOF tris or give bail he was
ret9snded 10 prison
PoLIcE.-Last night officer Miller arrested n ~o'
man named c.thsrine Senar who 10 suspected Of having
DESTROYED her nant and thrown u into sins where me
body xu found -. Frsncis Walls and Thomas Carson
were arrested charge Of stealing coal from the Cor
poratioa YaId ioot Of RivingIonst-The following
were also -rres ed charges Of petit lsrceny James
Deray stealing copper kettle. George Brady, sesins
clohing worth IS Morgarst Grin stealing cotton from
the bales in Bdrling alp man nsmed Dcksrsoc. tor
stsalingrope. Daniel Van Horn, for detrsudng sailor
e 81 Csthsrne Souihsey arrested Tor an assault
G,.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27
nEw.yoKK. MONDAY MORNING, MARCH ~, isas.

THE REFORMED CODE.-The Ai6dny Argns true
10 the unerr.ng instincts Of is conductors FOR the
last quarter Of century, which are, and have been
the spells for the few, lavors its readers with
daily attacks upon the excellent system OF Messrs
Graham, LOOMS, and Field. by those who have
made the European practice Of cur American
courts trap to catch aud piIage the unwsry We
trust that st time when the old world is pressing
onward ia the march Of real refOrm-vhen the
millions of Europe fall Of enthusiasm 10 defence
Of equal rights and free insLitutions-shose among
Us who have fattened for En age on the spells OF
our State as the reward Of their adherence TO Re
gency tactics and s1iiorm advocacy Of venerable
and profitable abuses, for the annoyance and i'm
poverishment Of society wil not be able TO prevent
this truly Wing Legislature from adopting the Re-
formed Code and thus wedding out Canada This
tie sort Of practice which. ike the ,piders web,
has ever been ready to crush within its meshes
those Who were forced into them, and has rem.
dered the honored name oflswyer odious to millions
who ought to find in American justice speedy
redress Of real wrongs.
CossEc1lcUr.-The Wings Of the XIvth Dis
trict met at South Woodstock on the 18th inst
WILLIAM LYos, OF Woodstock, was appointed
President Speeches were made by Hon. Messrs
CHARLES ROCKWELL. j. w. STUART and DAyIEL
P. TYLER. The following resolutions among others,
were adopted
Rsi0iucd That while we a. Christian people, hail with
JOY ths prospect Of peace with Mexico which may stay
the unnatural efusOn OF blood between sister Repubcf
bitterly spors the prospect Of being the nsru
Of convetnga land now free into country OF hu
man bondage ana Oppression All we will not forgot
the ls Monday Of Apnl next u register stern ebake
oou these who have been uneoustaronsy and unneces
sarily authors Of the wsr.
Rfsoi1ed That Geo. Csilin, the present nominee Of
our opponents for the Office OF Governor Of tho State u
Connecticut oneo those individuals who By hs vote
Texas contributed 70 produce the fearful results
which We now have occasion 20 deeply 10 mourn.
Rsore9, That hail with joy the prospects, or the
Whi.s throughout the 1iou and will give undivided
support % any true Whis who shall be FOR Pres
iieat 10 conformity to the ussges Of the party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

By Telegraph 10 the Nsr- York Tri5a

By Telegraph 10 the Nsir- York Tribune.
wAsHISGros. March p, 1915.
There is no Senate to-day. Mr.. sEyIER left yes.
terdsy ior Mexico.
hon JAS. Mcdowell, representative from Viz
gins. has been confirmed as [ $. Consul to Belfast,
Ireland, rice 7. II. HYATT, resigned.
S. W. BEsEs, Esq. Of Kentucky, has been sp-
pointed Consul to Sicily, rice A.. SHERWOOD, de
ceased.
J. 5. GREEs has been reappoiDted Attorney for
Ney.J erscv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

NTHE 6hEAT 6NG<lSh hBmBVIs-
lfbe only original and genuine article for the sure
Of Hesves other Complaints Of the respiratofy ~
parsu and Of the digestive functions 10 The
Horse, Is KIRKBsIDEs Tstiersslls Hesve Powder IL 10
warranted TO be perfectly sale In oil Cases. wiz act fneoo.
venencs the animal njuro II he hes no dseeee IL
from to times cheaper than most OF the tmitesons
which are being circulated the country oeinS
put much larger packages sufficient TO cure IN ofdi
nary Of Hesyes and To administer In dossn easss OF
cold cstsrrh, &e
At this season while Hoe IL shedding bis eoe biz
vital energy much reduced, and he extremely ahle
u colds &c many Of Heaves are contrastea
now but suppressed BY pasture or warm wsaiheI tl
they break with full force In the Fall Thoussnes OF
Horses BE- saved from future upsoundnss whsn the
6rs sym cold whsesr 10 Observed few doses
OF the Tsefss Heave Powders should be admnistersd
They are snted to wholly eradicate recent Hssvss Ct
this season. .
GREAr sPRISG PuRIFIER.-Ths Hesve Powders, given
in small doses will be found most useful OF this sssson
They stimulate the skin " cast OF the upernuous hair
aud produce they loosen the hide give glossy ~
peancs the coat protect against disease they aeo
from their fine Alternative and restorative powers. purify
the blood and renovate the system which Horses require
At this season much any Of the human race, Who ind
preparation of safspaa useful to correct the vitisisd
state OF the fluids incident to the change Of weather
which in the Spring affects eli animal - well - vsesea
Bile life Persons who value tbsir Horses viii never %
A. Il. GOUGRa co. Iis Fulton.st. cole prophstors,-
Also for sale at N Tsttersafs, Balls Head, and A. L.
Wipship' a. ~ East Broadway m22 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

,ol - 81 gaiton-st opposite the United Btstss Hotsi
NewYorE Offers for sale ct the lowest meIsst rsss'
beside article. generally found IN harss sSiss..
SscH Iced pots and ssnd srusibss lead Pps pumps Tor
vel, and cisterns, hydraulic rams Scotch wstsr o
~ Ahsrtson Conxsr, Horton, Barton BsIAen ems
others Cwsrrsntsd cosshmshsr' teos :ooPsrS IT,
nsnr.,s' tol, blscisuths tools farming and esfoen
Utensils universal ehuci. batchsrs tools cabinet nss
er, trimmtpss house and shi buildew hardware soe
sr.,s .d stsei wire sheet hshins tackle
Patent hooks, &c. ; genuine Harlem OIL
ms 2awSm DA sow3mW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27
~ Round.HiII Wafer.Cure Retreat.-This 10
SALE or TME BONDS OF TIE NEW.

GALE OF TIE BONDS OF THE NEW
ed proposals will be received BY the undersigned Agent
for the tho Bonds Of tho New YORK aud Ere Rail
m Nee snl No s. w. SswYofs, or the sale
Of the further Of s5ooo OF the Bonds OF sid Com
Rany Ss9g Ri.cH Of the rarss M MsnI s
These Bonds issued in favor Of the state OF
are ir,t lien upon Al. Ia. property OF the Compaoy
will DO assigned BY the Controller to tho parties whose
bids nay be accepted.
The Bond. arc issued in sums Of lOco each payable Ia
twenty years from the Isl Say OF July last snd bear In
tere a. the rate Of seven per eont per s1nu~ BY ecu.
pons attached the Bonds The interest from the date
Of assignment " the l4th day VI May is5 required By
law 70 be deposited with the Controller, ard will be
paid to the bondhodes BY him In the City Of Ns~fok
Proposals. will DO received from any number OF the
Bonds from hundred and hfty, bat BID At
s.s par be eossdsred Person. mailing proposals
are requested to endorse on the sane Proposals TOT
chase Of the Bonds Of the New-fors snd Erie Railroad
Parties whose bids may be accepted will be notified Of
the acceptance and viii be required TO ihs the Bonds
n n.at pay TOT ''' same On Of ''''' '''A " u N''
coy.. Of the Act, ss;hO,ns the sas and -. Of the
Booes may be oessinsd Of the Agent At ,As MseAsnes
gsns Ss~'Y0fs and At toe on, % ne GnsW%8SS3
Ns~.Yors. March Is. Is.s. ' @ITtsi
billiard TABLES wANTED.-Wsas.d %
Dhrs t~o Billiard Tables IN sood order. The o~nef
have the privilege o. ssns them sitsr three months
one year Any person hsvlss sod table thsy wsst Kept
ia order will sdarrs. Billiards. this oses. n,ss at'
'I'NyO THOUSAND I, STATES suskErs
j 900 Caihnes
loo Revolving sin barrel Pistols
600 pair Pistols ss.oftsd fsitsgns
$40 double barrel shot 0aus fiom ~ 70 SO
1000 single fuwinf uans
Ah.o, Powder s.,a' rs,sa'sies Ssr. ca. Le.s. Game
Bees. 40. ke fef sale how sy w SIZES co
m.a im. 9l Maiseesaas, ~ T.
GITTA PkHttiA Mseeiss bassias-rhs alien
Nuea 81 manufactures Ia called 10 ths moss valuable
article q ssssss Is =. a.. .rssss BY -slss sss.ss.
acids fssa os 10 80 cheer 40 leather aad ~hsa
out 10 weth the price " tho material kasds Of all
sus,hs and ~ishs fat ard reana furuished VI shost
lice as of thsss haaas ~ fpnnas Ia this
sitY ~sshiaefy. ssiss ae teveluiiens per miauts
The pare material 49, sale 10 lrss ~ seit purchasers
a.s Che somresitsr msae e sstsa ssohs and shlets.
hsfm Amefisan ust's rsfehs Somrasy
mss i~' T. ARMSTRONG. Ia wuiiasa %,
lloitkxs sOR sALk.-rss ssilss. s.sa ~ fs.s
- laHs, 40 tssFss ~ diameter With fessse asss
through zach et 10 iashss sisastst Ass C~<s es'et
tsst lsss, tshes a.@sssf The nssss can ~ Gees
IN a. ths tFstra Muis, az Chsstyss rhsy VII 70
ssia Low, en- ssecsni " $50 talss lssss
mss lus nEVkEk BROTHER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27
BOARDING.


BOARD wANrED-Two families, eonsstins q :
ID persons each, requiring paror and bed rooms fcs
each fsmily-locson above Spring and below Ninth s..
between Lsurens st. and Bowery. family having soeh
accommodation, with price, low and mutually asfseeois
eau secure permanent boarders BY addressing y e,
Tribune Office. m0 oteoo- =
DOAnD ON BROOkLYN HIGHTss near tcl-
Dion Ferry. with handsome and epsciocs spsftmseo,
for married nEe gentlemen Tbs double rooms nave
pantrios and wardrobes The location pleasant eee
Commands q view Of the city and harbor. Apply - =
Wiowst. mSS u
NNANTED-Board in the County, for . lady, two
w children aud nurse plain substantial fare neAf -
Communications. Price must be modsrsts-lcsston Scero
over four hours distance from the city AddrssOnvsx
Morris, postpaid, N. Y. Post Once. nz9 81
BOARD WANTED-For lady in private family
DAddress y. C. n. this office mIe 81
DOARD-A gentleman and bic wife, or two single gen.
Dtlemsn can BE- accommodated with board ~ sgPyins
at II Nsndsm Of. mo ~
DOARD.--ons or two ssntlemen would BE- thsn .
ardsrs family that will remain 10 their psssns
the ensuing year Tbose wishing plsssans house
for the summer longer may sppy q 81 Jayse MD
NO LET.-To two single gentlemen large hons
room with clothes prsss 40 and two front atics Tar
nshed or unfurnished The house very pleasantly SIT
mated il 10 but doors from Hudsoust No chioreu
in the houss. Terms moderate Inquire 80 spnng's1
t,D Ws
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TUE BTsr MEDICINE KNOWN, 10
DIR. TBAPHA60M8

Bslssmic Extract OF
BARsAPARiLLA - ~,.u -
A SURE REMEDY FOB DEBILITY AND 'HsIAsh
"A 10 every form. for sale By MA,
X. II. Jones, l7e Broadway, ander no"se NV"
r r. Deforesl a Greeawish-st
j B Eager. Jr cor Hudsea and Leonard sts
Coddiuetop's, COZ. Hudson sne SPrfse &C.
y pIiee iss Fulton-st Sun Buildinee.
saads iss Bowsry, cor. Of spytnest
Drug Store, $50 Bowsry, cor bosd-@
But!ers, 81 0rsnd.sI Williamsburg
Also, for sale - above,
DR. TRAPHA0ENS PULAONlC kIx1Uht, var
rsned % cure Coughs Colds and al Lang Coup -
mater how long standing Yor psrcsisrs - the Star
spansisd Bsnne be hsd srss OF ssy Of The AgsaS,
Principal Once. i76 Bsoed wsy
MI isos- 4. HANFOkD, 0eoogoi Aoooe
NIEW-YORK HOMEOPATHIC DISPEN1A1x,
~ 81 Hoad ct opsa DAILY iSundsys sxssptsd) q -
o'eoch ALSO, 1t IL O'Clock. ~ o. Saturday, ibs Ne
treatment Of Surgical easse-
PYsiciASs ~ ArrrsoASeK,--Hs .tsy, Dre Kin -
Barlow, rsss<ay. Ors ouin snd 1sylerj wstsssn ~
FRIDAY, ORA Hsvhs and Allan, sst2sy, pr' ssa'
HAZARD Meviakar sud Gator W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27
From, Sew-lIexico.

The S. Louis Republican of the 18th inst. con
tans complete particulars Of the affair at Taos, a
telegraphic announcement Of which was published
in The Tribune few days ago. Ii is extracted
from a letter from Taos, dated Jan, so
Yesterday information reached Taos that an Indian ss
living 10 the precinct Of Arroyo Hondo who was sup.
posed have taken active part in the revolution OF
January last and of the murdersfs of the son OF
Judge Beaubien. Mr. Jones ia company with Span
lard for the residence Of this Indian and upon
their arrival Jones arrested tns fellow and was about
starting for this place when the lndsn under the pre-
tepce Of wsntng blankets and with the permission
Of Jones, entered his hut.
la the time thus allowed 81 supposed, he drew pis-
toll and FL ed Jones the ball took effect in the lower part
Of his and he fell and instantly died His companion
came haste Taos and made this report when Lucien
Maxwell Thomas BoggS, Char ss Town, aud myself i'm
ediatey mounted animals ard started 10 the scene
Of murder aud upon arrival found Jcnes lead and
laid out In house where be was shot We brought
his body Taos ins afternoon and conveyed It to i'
grave
Msior Reynolds who commands this post sent out some
Is or 70 men 70 catch the Indian II possible They did not
succeed taking him, but arrested and took . prisoners
some ~ Of the Inhabitants Of the town. and killed TWO
men, beside setting IRE to the town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

eln MN 10 LOAN On Beaz cd nesslsss @
Ess : ANTHONY J. 5iE2cKSS' I':sss::;'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

COODwIN's ROOFING-on Tis :, sssS s s 49,
VI tisAt for a cents per foot ksw 49, y ~ y. = 20
covered Cor a csus. fosls, twenty e(sexS 20
per square aas w.rrasfs<- 6eedwins r9sat nysfo-
pr..u.ss,s ,r.,, ahsahfne mAk has1sosns, eeeeY
nsh "a s.,.hs 80 nsthsr pitch gsve s.sa y ~
aspiieas,os- Rslsrsssss ss4 sEscinsns - oOopwLns
Rsnsa Csmecs ressssy. ~ "s~ IA ~
Chambers ga wsfrss-ses mis- ~
NTs..as. THOMAS GRIFFIN = 60. 0srt:
wi .s.ss snl Nsssynss. AZ isfosm thsit fris.6s az
We "a thsir 1rofsssies sappll tAsls lafroes WITH
.s,sss planss Trees, 40 Aeely 20 SAMUEL Q: HILL
iss ws.srss Nsv-Yesh, aad WOOLSEf. lDe eSosese
,s,O PNiNrkRs ssd Newspaper Psbshsrs For
saieAts lsw price, Gee sssoaa hssa sneie-e u1eS
ftsss bed sekss inshss The frss u eonS'ssS Sssss
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rnK sKMI-WEENLY TRIBUNE

AVERY LAR0E fArER FOR ThE COUNTRY,
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