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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20
Wages Of Msrsfsessrs.a Labor IN EssIasx.


/ Ma EDITOR During The autumn ~ fsfT.
/ waited Europe and while In Great suiAln s,.ut ..v-
era weeks N the msnlfscsurinE dstrtrts 50. 81
rnfts With entire freedom 70 The Linen Fsetori~s ct
Belfast ireland 70 the Machine >noYs an Cotton
tories q Grrenock ard Glasgow n @cotsnd ;0a ns-
Wcolsr Fsc;ory At Leeds 20 several oi ne Nschia>
SAops md Cotton MI. 81 Manchester % Lsae PC
tory At Derby sni o the ssops 1t -eeaeld snd sir-
m shsm AT the processes IN re sewers msnnis'
lures were shown q me- srt a. my iD3arrs s-fe IN
sserci without reserve and % my entire 'sr.iseuoe
he rsfe ol WAGES paid 20 the oPersvss snd nc eost
of production were of course points vhich could ~.
oreriooS wss uniformly si'ended ~ The propf-to'
or manager Of the fsctory snd the Information ~
csived was immediately noted On my memorsndeHi'
BOOK rem which take the following particulars ~
ssrdlns wsses
Ihs op-rsuv, ia a. case. boards himself ou, q the
wages PAID. a.,
per DAY average 20 . wees equal o. el,N
On tie Cotton Nils ~hich ! visited 81 Greenock saa
G'sfsov in Scotland Nsges rsnged RON "a o. :. ~
In the large W0oilsn Nils At Leeds. ~sges ragged
from o. - - .ierins = ~ees average not over %
In the tso be., Cotton Fsctorie. Z visited At Ma
chester one OF them spinning me Lace Thread from
No 80 O. No 100. snd tne other spinning No ~ NIUE
Twist tae average wages psidto men, wsnen and
children a. given me BY the proPrtc'or'. "" i,s
,yeek eeusi ~ = - AZ the same time. the proprie
tors informed me- that their rate o; wsses wss coo
siiersb'y above the scners rste ana N sesefnshee
with All. statement l found n these i~o ml.s mass
the cest clothed and best cokns sets 81 oPefsu'c'
any factories Ia Grest Britain
A another test OF the cost Of labor. ssc~r"nsea
from the proprieiors themselves. WHO. IN seine IN
stances submitted - my Inspection Their pri'se WA
" minutes OF coat that No % Mule Twist vas pro.
tuced and packed for srset cosi OF "a per roanf
On labor And this embraced mechanics and 81 otner
] sbor smplsyed shout the establishments
skilled labor q also much cheaper IN Manchester
than IN lowell Ia one mil. much larger han the neS
m 10 Of THE Mcrr'msck Company wa Informed thst,he
bead overlOoksr hsvias general approximations Of
the whole mill received a wees equal % . a.
day snd the ovcrseers OF particular rooms from sis u
lOs week equal to e. ~ and : ~ per day
My genersl conclusion WA. that labor In Gotten nsn
gscure IN Manchester vss Al east 80 per cent snd 10
the Wooiens IT leci. at least 50 per cent chesycr
N an similar labor NJ the same time, at Lowell
Very respectfully. JOHN AMIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
The Presidency.

The election Of the first President of the Republic
row sbsorbs public attention IN France II seems tina
.larss majority OF the members Of the National AZ
sembly had come to a determination TO support mo
lion pos,ponne the election until February but the de
cded opposition of Gen. Csyaignac 20 any farther de
sy changed their resolution. and ON Thursday week, 4
was finally resolved that the President should be chosen
on the 10Th OF December as originally liked upon.
The success of Louis Napoleon is considered vs. GER
tain by his own pariizsns
II is said in Paris that Louis Philippe and the Govern
nent have come to an understanding with respect 70
he private property Of the Orleans family In France
The Count de Nontcllyet is 90 be gHidair and loan
Of 100000 is to be raised pay the most pressing
claims on the property and for the Immediate support
Of the families now In England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20
ITALY.
,,..,t arrapzemeuf with Austria q.

Tbe chance Of peaceful termination Of the present.
crisis again pro 2,ndcrates.
The Hing Of Sardinia has wisely hesltated % enter
into another conflict with MS formidable opponent end
there are strong for believing that negotiations
viii be- resumed FOR peaceful setteHent Of the affair
of Northern Italy without farther appeal % arms.
The German Central Power pTopOses that Lomtariy
should remain attached 70 Austria bu, tbst should
the same ne form part Of the Italian Diet which The
several Italian soveregrs anxious - create. by
ths arranr ercnt Lombarty would hold the same rels
ton % Italy that the Ducfy Of Luxembourg holds 10
Germany. Ihs proposal has II seems. been committed
b. the King of Sardinia, and has probably Influenced
the sardiusn Chamber Of Deputies in their decision
postpone toe renewal Of b0sfilltirs.
The King u Naples too Is likely 70 eject peaceful
settlement Of the differences between himself and for
foer sutiocfs Ia Sicily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20
rur MONK OF wIssAHIKoN.

DAUL ARDENhEiS. The Monk u wis--tison ~
] George Lippnd, fsq author " fe" ousA'f 'hy inns
- the authors greatest work Price - 90
The Mysteries ~ New-Yofa, BY Ned bunuinr nos ~
Kate Naisinghsm, by Miss Pickering Acts
Works for Young Psople-teciie, ~ ne oF"fnfnei
carhage-from the frelch by Miss L Niehnf . Ct.
lanes new uogei-rhirty Years since = cts
Codey's Lady'- BOOK for Dec,Dber-ihs gem ~ No
MONTH"; pages 81 enNsyings fashions, music &c AMI
all for Is els
The Union Magazine for December, rich usual - cs
The Ladies National MsgsIine fJr December va cis
The Psrrcide Or, the youths Career n Crime (" q"
Wreaihs Of friendship ON Tor the Young, H
FAIRY Tales aud Legends by {. X Bnfkhnii ~
Pictorial History u NewiOrk
Memoirs u a Physician. vols each ~ cts
Hlgh Life IN New York and ssraog., by s-stsnef ~
Vanity Fair by VIM. NJ. Thscssrsy, vols esch ~ ca
Werner Tragedy In sct. BY Lord byron ! q cents
The Irish sketch BOoH by VIM Thsckersy, ~ c-nts
Castles Ia the Air by Mrs Gore. Pfcs . cts
The shove together with all the and ch-sp pu0ics
uons wholesale and retail, by bFNFOhD %
MA nj. Astor Houss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

GEy. CAss-Thc Poniiac (Mich) Jdcks0HiaH,
leading Hupker paper published in Oakland Co
makes the following appeal Tor the reelection Of
Gen. Cass TO the L. g. Senate
The NEXT SENAroR-The election is past, and the
Democratic party defeated IA the Presidential contest
defeated mainly because Cen Taylor proved good and
bold soldier ia Mcxco thousands Of others did but
with the result find iault-we could have wished
IL otherwise but we have idle regrets for the past
To us the present and future OF far more ccnse
quence than the past and would let the dead past
bury It's dead The welfare Of the country s of para
mount importance TO the mere success Of party, and
we shall give our full confidence TO the administration
of Gen Taylor, long AS ne acts from patriotism and
not party
Gen Cass has been long ,ricd-hc possesses patrio
tlsm talents and experience and We fear bis defeat
will prove a national calamity but will hsPe for the
best At an events do not belong to that class OF
politicians who constantly crying out that the cum
IN Is rttiatd-that is the yelp Of the demagogue
Though defeated the country cannot now, and par
ticularly in view of the Wing administration, which
will PROBABLY prevail Tor four years from March next
afford to dispense with talent such Gen. Cas- pos
sesses and services such as he alone can render.
scholar and a ripe and good One-a ready and able
dcbsier-a patriot tried in adversely and statesman In
the brosdest and comprehensive view, the Demo
cracy AZ large will demand his restoration 10 the Senate
II the Union the exponent of their principles and
champion OF their rights and the state OF Michigan
owe. il 10 herself send him. well for her honor
an evidence Of her undiminshed confidence and sfec
lion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

Dps,son after deputs,iOn has proceeded to the heso
quarters Of windschgrsiz, with view to induce hn
10 retire with bis forces 10 come into the CITY Hn1ei
Prescribed Conditions but his reply IN one OF tae '''
u bis prOcsms,ons plainly states. that while Hienns
s~srms with armed men, 10 enter Vienna would eSose
Aooody engage IA the streets those VINO 9aeI
an peace could not command tolerance snd mooeis
Iva upon those who have for weeks with arms In then
aahes ierorizcd the city.
Ne requires the complete disarmament OF the dis
e'ed and the surrender of certain persons OF "hOn
"snpoTed he has pointed by name ss the sssssn'
Voont Lstour is evident that the Prince Is not u
y rned with and does not feel inclined 90 be entfsp
"a INTO the late OF the unfortunate Minister ot War
e'e the tone of Windschgratzs proclsmstions indl
seoncious strength blended with An earnest dcsr,
20 sPaie the city the horrors of bombardment yet
% ne other hand we deluged with reports OF The
osuneed efforts OF the Hungaians 70 come 70 pitched
o~e and Of the resolution of the Inhabitants Of Vcnn'
ho' 70 Yield Their endurance has alresdy been great
- 'asy must Do Ia extreme want Of provisions. The
percr AZ Omuiz. and has issued orders 70 trans
,sI TIE Diet from Vienna 10 .hremsn, cry midway
''sNeen 0lmuiz and Vienna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20
IRELAND.
a Writ of Error Issued.

The news from ireland continues to be regarded with
but little interest The state trials in Dublin have com
menced aud exhibited some more bungng on the part
Of the Attorney General The Attorney General, on
Friday. gave bis fiat for the ssue of writ of error
under the certificate lodged by Mr. OBriens counsel at
bis trial and conviction at COnme Consequent on TINS
proceeding the distinguished prisoner will be brought
VI al once 10 Dublin have the writ argued IN the
Court Of Queens Bench, whence, If the decision
there be not favorable 1t will be removed 10 the House
ofLords IN the Of the state prisoners OF lcl4
similar sanction has been granted upon the cases Of
Nessrs Mcagher, McMsnus and ODonoghuc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20
INDIA.
DefeHf of the British Forces.

The overland mail has arrived from indls. The
British forces have sustained defeat in the direction
Of Moutan The reverse Is said 70 have teen caused
By the treachory Of the euxilary sikh troops under
tnc command of shcrc ngh who. jus, AZ Gen Whishs
brigade had commenced operations promised the most
brilliant results deserted. ADD with 900 men joined
the forces of the Dswan. l h alleged that the plot had
been prccOnccrtec and The sudden manner IN when
the deeton appears 10 have been made gives color TO
the allegation The event matter Of course caused
the tactics Of tho British q be instantly changed Gen
eral Nnsh raised the siege, and made retrogfade
movement % unite his forces % an iutrenched camp
some fifteen miles distant from the citadel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or TIE ACADIA.
Tgg ENGLISH PARLIAMENT PR0R0GUED
! New Trial for The Irish State Prisoners
Probable.
VIENNA BOM 3 ARD ( D.
Prospect of Peace in Italy.
VIENNA BON BARDEC
Prospect of Peace in Italy.
a RISE IN COTTON
BnEADsrUFFS DECLINED.

The British Mail Steamship Acadio, Captain w.
OocGlAss, arrived at her wharf Ia East Boston az
81 clock on yesterday morning
She left Liverpool on the afternoon OF the 9Th
sst and has thus made the passage ia fourteen
lys aid hail
The 1cQdia brought twenty three passcugors
rom Liverpool for Boston, and tive for HALIFAX
The Steamship Hberaia, hence, arrived at Hal
lax on the nth inst at g. A.. NJ and lclt soon after
dyed at Liverpool on the 3lst Of October
We give below n summary of tho latest foreign
lews, received by Telegraph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

Ty' PAUL ARDENnhY, The Monk OF VISA
hickon By GEo. LIPrARD Author OF The |usSer
city" SC &C Sc. &c vol T." has just been Issued BY
T. B. Peterson Phlsdelp hia-We don't ind time to
read long stories now a.days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20
TAS INDIAN SCHOOL is in active and highly


o. Az INDIAN School is IN active and highly
successful operation in Onondsga County. The SRA
nse Sar Of Friday las heightened article on The sub.
iect from which We make the following extracts
In the Winter OF SO a few individuals called pub
lie meeting in syracuse adopt measures for establish
ing school among the Onondaga Indians. The subject
was referred the Legislature which not only granted
the prayer OF the petitioners but extended u 10 other
Indian settlements IN the state.
A school house erected the following summer on
the Onondsga Csitsraugus and - Regis reservations
snd schools commenced In them for the instruction Of
indian children At Onondaea the school has been con
tnued without interruption and with the most crafty
ins results The services OF Rev BOSNIAN ingalls, for
several years devoted and faithful Missionary at Onon
daga and Oneida, were secured
The record shows that average Of oil have attend
"a los DAYS during the term, and that the average
nonthy attendance Is 40 II all upon the roll could be
induced 10 attend the school regularly the main din
Guilty would soon be overcome yet the improvement
i'm this respect is evident that we may reasonably
hope for model school in regard 10 attendance
Geography WAS introduced last june and win marx
"a .ucccss The children well as their parents seem
~ comprehend the design Of maps with great facility
and ars much pleased with acquiring the knowledge Of
our csuntry. =. 81
In Pcnmanshis and Drawing. as well as Vocal Music
the Indian pupils manifest very great proficiency ana
during the past summer neat Church has been cfecteo
near the school house of SIMPLE dimensions 10 acconno
tate so individuals With the means 81 educ Huu
the influence of religion already secured 70 thcn sSls
the star may not hope that the once prouu snu
powerful Ouondsgss the hrst nation anohg the ITO
quois will attain grest excellence IN ther soclal Gun
llOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

Wilmer Smiths paper Gays Tho cholera scema
70 be Masking usious progress among our population
although there Is nothing at present 10 create undue
asrn The average number Of deaths weekly IL still
A below the weekly average for five ycsrs within the
bills of mortality
The deaths ia London from cholera amounted ia the
seek 10 "a, the average daily number being only /
FOR the anirccdcnt five days. hut - cases were re-
goucd on Tuesday OF which were fatal and cases
seIe reported on Wednesday, of which ALEC proved
fatal On Thursday 10 cases were reported OF which
10 we're iatsl
10 Edinburgh and the noighborhood it still fingers
there have been deaths since the last report making
le9 deaths since Oct I, out OF 300 cases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

How MUcH % Cosrs In this city there are
=; lesst 400 sduit males. Oi this number 90 use
tobacco For cigars they pay not ess than four cents
Day making Tor each 90 year and tetsi Tor the
q 90 OF -, 20 For tobacco siN cents per week
making - l2 per yesr. Total for cigars and tobacco
per year. Sj1f-O-t0r the citizens Of Cleveland The
cigars sni tobacco co. almost n not quite as much ~
much the aouF consumed in cur city There are sew
rrs ndv dusls who pay not lest than 500 year TOR
cigars At = per barrel this would purchase - barrels
OF ur equal 10 the supply Of tour families " ~ per.
with the staple oi lite. And All of this - 0oO .
paid tor au article Injurious b the human system, aud
entirely unproductiee a. any good
The smouut paid in the City ot Cleveland Tor cigars
and tobacco Is ully equal % the amount Of the state.
County Township and Ciiy tax And q We included
the amount paid for sfr9HS frrt u amounts o. more
than the state County. Township and city taxes Of
the whole county levied the duplicate for the year
1873. There IS no wisdom la thcse expenditures
here folly rather But men will have their own
way and do iust they please and asy that 4 u no
bodys business Well agreed Nevertheless the
smOunt paid lor two years n Cleveland Tor cigars aud
tobacco and strong drinks would pay the subscription
the city % the Cleveland and Columbus Rail kosi
Which - only :. 0OpOoO But who csres smuks aud
chew swsy-f You don't some ono cleo will Never
mind tho expense, IS long A. u paid tor People
must I've Itlctoiaud true bchocfst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

FROM BRAZIL AsD la PLAIA.-Adyices have
been received from Rio de Janero to the 18th VI sep
tenber and from Monteg.deo 70 the 18th.
Ia the urovnce Of Cuzia plans b disturb the public
cacc had been discovered and measures taken - rus
trsic them.
~undry robbere. and murders had taken place on
the 18th July -r Eii0 Jose De Castro Laune Vas as
sassnaed n the capital Of the province In very cruel
nanucr this occurrence Grated cohsilefaYie eAcle
uent thu ASSASSIN Was arrested
A band Of robbers attacked the house Ot Col ' T.
pres near B1avisgern aud robbed i, after ~Jundin.
MIN and b vile and siierwari shot an officer Of lstce
Another murder was committed On the 5ltn Jsne, 90
,hs u-r,ou Of K Pereira de silva Colonel Of the Ma
,iopsl Gu.rd Al Pianky = MAJ Of hisn standing.
The Brtfish Packet OF Bgenos Ayres OF TIE sth says
ON the subjec, of Mr.. southern Eazhsn Plenpotents
~ thai is expected that he Is furnished with sum
Gent powers - eject his reception In that city ~t1o4i
farther trouble.
Al Mon,evideo noihingoi importance had rsnspired
NJ pirolet a HermiIon the Charge dArsfcs ior tn
Kins OF sardinia and who also ntrusied 10 arord
tns s..,anc, 10 the English and French, nad been or
dsred out of the country BY Gen kosts r. ~Ss OF
ered on the i,h bat had requested snd obtained per
mission 70 remain few days longer l. enable nin u
roreuse some private business To ne north Of hle
-. avres trooos were assembling and u was asserted
You'd 20 over 70 Entrerios. and thence 20 the Bands
O~en,sl Corrien,o had received orders 20 prepare
number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

HEHAD HER THERE "A very respectable look
M lady stepped into store Washington street =
lew days ago to buy steel reicule the clerk handed
oui a variety Of sorts sizes and prices all OF winch tne
lady deliberately viewed handled and commeh'su
upon until AZ length having made her selection OF =
small ~ - 50 she gave the clerk ten dollar no'
deduct that amount the clerk went 10 the desk, anu
rrulrnng. gave the lady her change.
Why. here's but two dollars and half = says she.
Exactly, madam, replies the clerk.
Well but gave you ten dollar bill, cir Z"
Precisely madam said the polite clerk
Ibls bag is dollars and half is Il not = says
IN, LADY, holding forth the purchased n tcule
.rw, dollars and a hall Is the price madam"
Then Why Do you take out seven dollars and half
sirG
halt
..Very well sir, says the lady
~ mai one attached 70 your dress, beneath your
r3insl . ire dollars mOrs " said the comPaisant clerk
sisinr mo me lsdy's cardinal Snd displaying very
steel bead retcule there secreted Inc isdy
csrns quite agitacd but the humane CLERK assured
her h was al perfectly right ,.,,A.
You don't for a moment suppose ST N'1 N
lady in a low sud husky voice. tnN lnVeHuo~
30 certainly not madam O. said the CLERK -
90 il. all right madam, perfectly correct QUINN"
cd the clerk. -,..s y,,r
Good morning sir" said the lady oowing ana gnu
ming ghsstly smile. - -,
GOOD morning responded the centenary e'e,s
bowling the lady safely Of OFT Of the PREMISE. ~
| laacy sketch this knos'ss "s.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20
Iol ruLTON.ST.

4 MEXICAN ALMANAC FOR lgy-Pabhshsd u
hday The American Almanac and Repository ~ I s-nii
Knowledge for the year lst-pnce S7i eta.
DAILY Memorandum Books lOf lSfJ-pncs1s 1bd and %
Cleveland coDpend, ~ 80
DicA's Complete Works - -.
Aliens Compend of Agriculture ~
Yousu the Hofse 81 y.
YOualt tho Pig, 81 cents
Youat the Dog, 81 81
Dog and Sportsman, Is cents.
Haw kes on Shooting, ~ 81.
JOhnsons Gardeners 0ictisnay So
American farmers Encyclopedia, ~ %
BUST on the Rose, - cents
BUST 90 Kitchen Gardening - cents
Butsrs Flow sF-GsSden Directory, u ~.
Frank Forester shooting, ~
Also any work published pertaining Ia Agnclns 'of
a. b1 ny NH 3isl C. 81 sAxfON IN Fuliona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

We copy from NJ. Encts Memoirs Of thc Wo-
nsn % the Rev1.-ti. n. he itr3vns sketch Of NJ
GAYS inothcr-;he mother Of Harry q he Ne''
Oul country ofers attendant examples q mcn sao
have attained is lislrs. emlnence sscrioins - -
early maternal iaillncr srd training For TIE mother
% henry Cay. that -rest msntne pride sni hcrof oi
~ country ever PROGRESSED feelings oi profound
Afecton and generation. Though Der Life o-erst nc
inciients Of striking or romantic Interest she vss
whs' expresses the perfection oi female chsrscterss
excellent mother shc the Youngest oi to- tsuSh
ters vho were TIE Only children OF George and E.rs
beth Hudson. Her name also sss kirsceth she sss
born In the county OF Hanover IN virginia IN f-o Her
education Was such a. sftansoe Al that period the
Colony iu her fifteenth year she married O. Joan
C'sy preacher OF he Baptist Denomination and De
came the mother of eight children NJ Cay died dur
.n. ths wsr OF the Revoiuuon.
some years siterss-i Mrs Cay contracted second
marriage with Mr. Henry Watkins sud n course ot
time eight CD trsu more were sired o. her family
The tevolvns upon her n the charge u many
children. snt the slFcrntl ndcnce oi iomestic
Germs 90 course occupied her time 10 the exclusion Of
participation In matters OF public interest
Her s0n Harry VS. separated from Der when on
d rteer years % age having before that period Been
occasionally sesen, from home for months In fong O.
scioOi In -91 his step father removed with bis moth
sr ard family. from Hanover County % NoOdi0rd Coun.
" n Kentucky. leaving him In Richmond Virginia
lie did not sgsin his mother until the fsl' OF 1877
when be b. mseli emisrsted 10 kentucky. lis cslms
be sni beloved parent died .n is,- having survived
most of her children. Of waom there COW but four
rcmsinng-twc by the drsL and Two ~ the .ss, mar
rage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20
By Telegraph 10 The Ncw.York Tribune,
ENGLAND.
Parliament prOrOgucd.

Parliament, WHICH stood prorogucd at its using on
he sth september until Thursday, WAS farther pro.
rogusd 10y Royal permission. until Tuesday the 18th
December. with the usual iormHlitles
The Morning Heraid says " We have every reason
10 believe whatever may have been the wishes of Sir
Robert Peel few years ago that he Is both ready and
wiling the rcins Of government In 1912. lie
only waits for permission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20
Gr,rpo.Irr oF THE BAR.-We earn tha. slncF

-. i..sr,,s dssth Of Joseph 7 lee, late siric. At
,orp~v I'D ,ais County Nessrs- John Thompson James
rmss.s. Jr. Robert Barnard and Gilbert Dean hAvs
each formally offered to ne County Judge to ,ass Ias o.
80 s, y-s,,i,ousy giving the fan amount OF the sal
70 TIE widow A1d salary Of the deceased such gene
- /. In he highest degree c0rnendsble. ard Se
tr.,t the otter of .ozs one q The gentlemen - Dc
.sssp,.a lP0gshkssPae Eagle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20
SAVINGS BANK.

No. ) holman sI-LnniOn Han
~ Open Tuesdays, Thursdays and satnr-
dnys. from 10 O'Clock, NJ
The Institution FOR the Saving, = Merchants CLERKS
ard others Open above 0r fs reception " deposits
from all classes II pesons II "a also open On Thursday .,
from. B ID = O'Clock 7. " exclusively FOR females
Since The opening Of his Institution on he lot on July
the amount and number " deposits received have been such
A. 10 render is immediate success certainiy
The rate OF interest 90 be paid deposits made fnrn
The first SIX months will be determined next January, srd
here uo doubt that the dividend will be equal 10 that N
any other similar institution
OFFICERS
J.... q Kf.a President J0as P.lsEs. Treasurer
p.c.rssN Nrr~o.s Pr.st ssrscs. ksBr s@ret,rr
R.rrrr krttr "a Vie President ROWS Accountant