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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19
Liverpool Annual Provision Market.

AZ usua :. The close % ils year parat 80
statement Of Che Imports ard stocks o. Bel tofH Dslon
supply II Bee during the past year has been much
short al .t received ia 1876 prices equsnty have
ruled nigh which has app.rsny checked the consuup-
too g. with much ghtsr port, The stock remsr :
of VII oh about hsf i new i. loary equal b th.s lsf e.
tho Ois Of year Since Jas. report there has
teen fair inquiry llf tie article 10 tie quotations but,
With ncsesssd suppe l1rsT rates must D. looked FOX
The import Of Pork has been about double that u 1870,
snd nearly four times cat n 1870 Ia the hlsi
months OF the year there scve demand for Ireland,
but with the pressure foT money his demand almost
ceased and sncs tie sales 20 AZ parts have been very lin
ted siaee the 18th inst about So barrels have been
taken Tor export, and .4r choice Article " prime mess
f9I ship stores there % some inquiry boz We asaS f4sts
lower prices or midchng sna inferior qualities
Ansncan Bacon lat year, for the hfst time 40 ar
uc'e Of s0usdera5is Importance, an import Of about
$4,000 pounds having been received aud nearly ali dis
posed o. large proportion Of the Eastern cure - 81
prices I'D gave greA. stsiact3l - the CONSUMER b.
with few exceptions tAs Western cure - IN al re-
spects rsvsrs-. being hastily add roughly cut I'M
perfectly cured a. turned cut " hand ia soyenly
u.nn-r addition % which nuch that AS shipped a.
NegOreals, IN srge vessels with cora eafsoes arrive
quite OF condition. lad the result has oseE meat
is.ctory al concerned sellers ard consumers For tie
stock nov hand which u nearly altogether Western
crn.ul has rather improved sinc- last AID
ne expect al vii now Gov sci az $40 . present rates
Of Hans ard Shoulders there -l53 large import
those received early The season IN good condition &c
readily = psyios P-.css out ne late arrivals hein near
al oat u condition the result Ia, been most unpIs table
With ald attention 20 quality both articles can be
s0lc here 70 considsr.be extent
There has beer stead Trade IN Cheese Throughout the
past twelve months. and IN. pree hAz ruled % until
wlthi1 s1or. tins AZ period STAGE the cJumence-
meat Of 1911 has the stock been 10 and with the
Prescag reasonable prices there steady consunp on
gong The s2es fr lev days ast, owing 20 the hol-
days have BEEN rather sluggish; there H. however
great assortment IN tls market
The ranse Of prices Lard has been from i6s 60s
the average fguf-s being 5s 10 55A There has been
steady LaLd throughout the year considerable por-
5u u The import has been renecd and reh1ed here the
prossrs making n .luos equal 70 Irish. The stock IN
hsn1 Is shf. snd az imports meet ready sale.
Very ltle Butter from the uuiiei States has found It's
way here hs year or Cana.isn there h.s been about
IN. qlsntiiy the quality 81 which. ne note with
Piessage, u much inpI0ss5
ErelRhrs al l.iyrrDooi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

\ BAND or BRoTHERs.--H0n. " lillian Il CO.
houn, recently elected Secretary o. his Commonwesh
Is brother Of Hon. Charles Calhoun. ocesfy a The Sc
nate OF Massachusetts, and of Hon. John II. Calhoun, Sc
crciary Of the Senate OF New Nork-al Whgs Another
brother, Jas. Calhoun. was LOcoFoco candidate of ne
Niih che ony Whie) District n Illinois, where no hs.
highly lucrative post Clerk Of the Courts AroIhG
brother resides IA Cincinnati another IN >owl York. BON
merchants, believe Gul stu another, Rev, simon
Calhoun Is the eminent and devoted missionary s,ra
lSpIlrgnet (Nsss.) Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19
Slavery In the District The House.


e WASHINGTON. Monday, Jan. II.
There was struggle in the House this morning
very Characteristic Of the Law and Justice which
pervade this area Of Freedom which we are 50
zealously extending at a cost Of Fifty Millions &
year. l presume the Telegraph will not have de.
scribed it fully so will endeavor to add word of
illustration.
Mr.. GIDDINes OF Ohio moved a resolution Of III
qnIry setting forth that coored long resident
Of this District, servant at Mrs. Sprigg's where
Mr. q. boards, where hiswiie is also servant, had
an agreement with his legal owner, Whereby be
agreed to pay the latter $500 for his freedom which
sam he had paid except 500, when, on Saturday
last believe two men came into the house, threw
him down, bound him, gagged him, and carried him
oil TO one OF the ssye-traders prisons in the city,
lby virtue of sale by his villain master Of course
whence he has since been shipped to New Orleans
for sale Mr. g. Of course asked that the proper
oommittee shoald inquire into the outrage, and re-
port suitable measures 10 guard against its repe
Iition This was at once met by motion lay on the
table which was first voted down--s6 to - but on
a second trial carred-94 to IS. So Congress the
sole Legislature OF the District, voted that such an
outrage is not worth even al inquiry but all regn
lar, unexoeptionsbe, and according to the legal
morality Of the peculiar institution. Il hope this
Is not tie last We shall hear of this strocity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19
The Presidency-Gep. TayIor-PubIic Lands.

The Presidepcy-G Gen. TayIor-Pubiic Lands.
Editorial Correspondence.
wAsarssTos, Jan. II, lsis.
II the prepcnderating sentiment Of the WINS
Members Of Congress afford any fair indication o
the views and feelings Of the Wings generally
then Gen. Taylor cannot and will not be the Whie
candidate for President without very material
change in the attitude he maintains before the
country The careful inquiries of today have
satisfied me that selfrespect has not yet deserted
u.s. | do not say Gen. T. may not be the
WING candidate, though l trust he may not be
but / do say with confidence that he will not be,
without unequivoca svowas on his part that he is
ono Of us-that he accepts as Wing, rms q
Wing, and will preside as Whig-and without
public assurances that he will not favor but
oppose the Extension Of Slavery under the
laws and flag Of our Union. That he will give
such assurances do not affirm but that the Wing
party will not support him without, l have entire
confidence. The spontaneous combustion prinoi-
pie viii not so down with party which has such
sleader as Henry CLAY, who is to-day the strong.
est man Ia the Countrywide may now be elected
President If he will consent 10 run, and those who
think he ought to be the man will bat unitedly
solve that he skalt be. rejoice to find evidence
here that some who have thought he must be aban
doned for some more available man now consider
him the most Available as well most worthy. and
are urging his denomination 1t may be easier 10
induce Legislatures and haphazard Conventions
20 re. him aside than people to concur in that dis
position.
MIR. C. r SMITH of Indiana to day gave notice
al bill to discourage Speculation in the Public
Lands and TO facilitate the acquisition of mod
cum thereof by each actual settler. believe he
cannot by rule Introduce it till next Monday, it
is not yet printed: but understand that it is an
excellent measure and will do great good throughout
the New States, and thus to the industrious and
needy everywhere. IL embodies two leading prin
ciples-thst Of conceding and securing to each
otherwise landless man the right to occupy perpet
ualy some email portion of the Public Lands, while
It checks and discourages but does not actually for
bid the acquisition Of large amounts Of Public
Lands by any person. shall regard with deep
interest the progress and fate of this bill.
Something must be done to resist the swelling
food Of Land Speculation. | understand that the
purchasers Of Soldiers Bounty Scrip are over.
spreading tho most inviting portion of the West
like locusts-that all the unsold land in the County
Of Sheboygsn, w. 7. for example, has recently
been absorbed in this way viii no. the People
arouse and scrutnize this matter H.G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

,housh th~ .rriFs ef .hipring BY means heavy.
For NewYok-desd weight f. tzten AZ IS PEI fon me
gods -. hardware - 10 ~. 81 eafthsn~sfe q -
i0s boson-desd weight 8. 10 ~ 81 nn- soots.
IS elftheIwaTs. ios fhilsde ghis-dead ws.sht -
ID. loHrs. -. mranaIe545s -sriir afstr lNf ~ DO
f-sfe- dead weight Ia "a g. p % tne soofs, -
hardware - -arth-n~srr ~ "a. New leans--oead
weight ius % - "a tine so1ts, .os hsTi~ase - .
sar,heuwsrr. IS lsocke : Soulf-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

CANADA ELIorIoss.-There are Two physicians Of the
name Of Daneomoe, hroihersbo,h IN the Lestsls
iae OF CanAia-hs ole IN the revolt and the other
wasn't The nsue profession and consarguirity some
tine led TO mistakes 80 u two brothers Dsyignor both
doctors. and Of cAnaca-the In the revolt and
tctheg wasn't We learn that 1t Is the brother TIA,
sides AZ Ste Marie who is elected FOR KcuviIle. lie
mAled neutral in the troubles OF 1881.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19
Important TELEGRAPH Negotiation.

II viii be seen by reference to our advices from
Alhany, that Mr.. Brooks Of this City hes offered a
resolution IN Assembly for instractng the Judiciary
Comm'tsee To inquire into the sxpedency OF deelar-
ing Magnetic Telegraph Companies Common Car.
rieTs, and regulating their rates of toll A move in
the right direction this aud the sooner IL i, acted on
the better.
t. give our readers sn idea OF the grinding char
scter OF the close and gsinful monopoly Of Messrs
Kendall and T. D. J. Smith on the Boston line. We
viii state that If this Office wss in its turn 10 re-
eeive message by telegrsPh-no matter whether
the message consisted OF twenty words or two
thoasand--aad that the telegraph bill was instantly
paid at the fall regular rates Of two cents word
--Messrs' Smith Il Kendall, In case We aiserwsrd
gave az copy Of this PAiD-for message to the San,
and then 70 the Herald third to the Tr3e Sun,
and iourth - the Express, would demand orHER
SOUR CENTS a woAD. or say hall prize, over again.
fso,a these papers. 10, additional service a, al
aud Il they refused pay, would say, there Is
line bat oars and II yon do not pay us over and
over sSsln for the use OF the message for which
The Is.tsss has alfesdy paid In full at oar reg.
lar prices We viii instantly stop sending your mes
sages. until you pay Us SIX cents e word for what
no charge other people only two"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19
Markets

NIw.OsLEANs, Jan. IL.
The accounts by the Caledonia caused decline
II nom IN eighth 20 quarter OF cent In Cotton In
SUGAR the demand active. Prime Molssses quote at
lsc Flour Confines much depressed In Freshts little
IS doing; some Cotton shipping fer Liverpool In Ex-
change Sterling and bills on NewYok scarce. the
rate, remaining unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

~ Mr.. PEARcE's sPEEcH, which will be
found in the Supplement 10 The Tribune today
land which appeared in our Evening Edition yes.
terday) will be read with profound interest not on
by on account Of the general soundness Of the su-
thors views and the cogency Of bis arguments, bat
more particularly on account Of the stand he has
taken in opposition 10 the Vows Of the War pro
nnulga.ed few days previously by his colleague,
Hon. HryERDY JoBssos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

ALBANY, January l3, 1913
The appointment OF Notssies Public for the City
Of New York, sent in to the Senate, viii be con.
frmed on Friday The hsrbor master appointments
were not sent 70 Lhe Senate as expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19
Liverpool CetIon nIarkeI.

Report FOR TVS WEEK ENDING Dec. 2i-Ths Cotton
tqarkst Ia. been uauste Anne rcans fair ana upward
the consequence OF Cotton being IA the market are
I'd D % lower while Tie inferior qualities are steady end
indeed not qgite 20 easy buy brazis are lower by
Id - n ia descIp ion hanH heavily Ia the market
E.yptiau surat and other kinds unchanged In cOnso-
ouence Il the Bans OF England having reduced the rate
Of discount the market Jess freely supplied today but
Che demand not greater, The sales today beng op)
bales There been taken for Expectation 30 Amefi-
can Sales Tor the week, 0,5-0 bales
ANornEE REr0Rr-Durins the week the trade have
.san bought fair extent but the recent import Of th@
new crop continuing ~ be Freely offered
II the better qualities have farther declined Al per ID.
while in the miidius and lower descriptions little chan Sc
can be noticed forced sales OF Brsz have bseu
ale AZ considerable reduction - viii D. OofefVei on
reference 70 the altered quotations. no decided change
has aken place Egyptian and surat 10 10 good demand
a. previous rates Exporters have taken 80 Amsfcan
Abolr 800 bass o. Se- Island will be offered by auction
on the 6.h prJx sales iOr the week, - so bales
RarosI foa rHr WEES ENDIsG DC Ji.-Ne baye bad
. much improved demand fer, and worse supply Of
American Cotton this advance Of % q % par
3D. hos beeu realized qualities VI far Aud below, me
greatest being n ordinary sufat may be quoted A. 30
per b drgIer all other sorts are unchanged Inc sales
srs estimated .. bales, with ne market siil raih
e. more against tAe buyer Forwarded into ne country
uu,od duiinE 'iis mouth 4soo American and 80 Pei.
n4rl. sales VI the week, l.4J9 bales
ASorHER foET.-Ihere has been good demand from
TIE trade r the three DAYS ending Dec 30 sad The prices
Of the crdinary 60 mIddng quelues of American have
advanced 10 d Per 10 ~nllstotltr snas leman without
alteration Tie sales have been l7,iiN bulss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

L. 5. NAyY.--ln commission last November @
vessels. ships 81 the iac, razce, irgatss. 10
sloops, bsiss n schooneis, bcmb gan VESSELS oft.
transport, u steamers, store ships Not In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

a.. The oneIa statement by the Public Administration
OF the CITY Of the receipts and expenditures Of bis Once 10
the year ls47. viii be found in tO-days Supplement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

~ That yea DO no, let your legitimate 'ifl' Li,erJ
throw Of her bouespun that guards her young l@s'
the, purity and put On the sncaoassd and trek
robe Of conquest trimmed BY the military with in
bors-, Of sory an old ebicsneJ Of EsroPesa ss'
pe,, 10 bssidef the mass with military displsy-bs %"
fal Of roar colds coughs. hosssnes sorethToais ana
nnInnnnnrx cuLn Amt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

~ For Corporation Notices, Adv srtiseneuts Of Pub
i.c Couveyances &c. &c. see Supplement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

rY ALBERT GAILArIs's Pamphls, on the War with
Mexico may be had gratis at the once Of Tie T1tane-
Any person ordering 100 copies less. will be supplied
via Express or Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

TExAs.--By the late census Texas contains, Of
slaves slave holders and others 10000 persons,
being oSE human being TO each three square miles.
or 900 acres. Probably some 5000 persons, hesds
OF families have bee allowed to rivit Slavery on 4
territory OF 400 600 square miles in extent, which
the United S,at0s have annexed, with virtusl
perpetual prohibition to tree settlers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

~ Proportions are before Congress 20 increase
the number q Comm lnies an Lieu;ensns in the Navy,
ana 70 establish the British grade q Admiral.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19
Tne Daily Tribune.

W. sr. nc, In the habit Of iAisias nHeh about our
-. 49,, .oms Of oas Contemporaries havpg expressed
.. ,,xsra 10 the circalzilon Of he 7fSbnHs. vs
$3.50. sbs foi)o~ing certificate for their benefit;
W. 40 hereby certify that the average daily circulation
Of me M-Yort Dasy Tssns. fer the three wteks end
~ an saturday Jan. Is oil copies than the
ssrs,e day circulation Of Tie DAILY Tbgns In the three
osrrsspondiss weeks Of ss7. and also that the sane
ssks in ls4T showed average increase Of sls copies
oar day over the corresponding three weeks for 1886
5. SINCLAIR. r.. Book keeper.
GE0. HALL, Foreman o. the Press-roon
Nee York, Jan. Is, 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

E5~ THE SOUTHERN TELEoRAPE was inoPera
tive after O'Clock P. NJ yesterday, beyond Tren
ton We are therefore without our usual dispatches
from Washington and points farther South and
West We presume the wires will be in working
order this morning. and that we shall receive dis
Matches for our Evening Edition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19
Canada ElectiOu-success of the tibernls-for-
rnidnble Riots In ,ioDneai-The City Over
run by Mob.
ALBANY, Jan. Is, lsls.

We have dates from Montreal as late as the 18th
INST The various ward elections had been held.
and Liberals were elected by a large majority in
every ward in the city. There has been iormids'
bic riot in that city. The mob held possession Of
the place for two days. The weather was unu.
sually cold, the thermometer being thirty degrees
below zero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

-, Thu mos, isrorsnt feel disgust for yossf@ ~
perscu male or female With putrid, had biesto !. =
,etn Psr.cns who have either, are horersei M oes
that - box Of Jo>Es's Amber Tooh fss's w. .~f ,cs
riai eiihont fs,l. MAKE the bresh pure and ssees
teeth white and gums hsra Resdsr ast buy IN" ~ ,,
h, "a .oa AZ n,ew-Yofk a. 50 C54thAIas :; only I'|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

~ 1t Is the o9iniaion 81 more than one gentle
man in Wasbiogtoa that it vii save great desl
OF time, trouble and expense 10 applicants FOX Office
ia the proposed Ten Regiments for Mexico. It they
should understand that their personal application
at Washington will not further their wishes
Sending their applications 10 the Secretary Of War
sustained by such recommendations as they may
deem essential will give them jus. as fair chance
for success as If they should spend weeks Of time
ia attendance at the Seat OF Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19
ship News.

NEw.oRLTASs, Jan. c7sarsa-Shirs s'uiherner for
York. and Exnay FOR Boston bark Alaba ter Bos-
ton brig Napoleon FOX Baltimore Arriroi-Shp Ariel.
brgs Lydia Farnham and Mary Jones from New-roEk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19
Bank OF England.

Al account plrsass the Act 7lh sni ;ih Nici0rs,
cap 81 toT the week ending December a
f>sCE DtFtsrNFSr.
Natrs $50 Cd 3 ga n15 Gngnent p.h. n nl. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19
freigbIs AT Liverpool.

The Is.t market a seea rather duh slncs cur Last
report sad over rates have hesn AIKEN In most Instances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

n Grease spots on clothes or any sioa :, II 20
woolen, sc removed for oae s,ilhos. Inc he nsf
sprsar new bright and spstels BY CAKE =" "a red
srssiys soap. Sold o. y chaihsm'r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19
Business Notices.

" lis Of the citi,s and Of the whole country
terms Of Advertising A. may be had gTais OF he Agent
newspapers fer which he d, specially appointed end
powered b. the publishers H. transact busirc Fer the
Spring trade Of the South and West IL the time TO To-
ye custons-at least by those who choose 70 tsss he
lead in their respective pufs-ts. Ocs la the Tnoans
Hufldfngs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19
REVOLUTION IN GREECE.

FAILURES DECREASING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19
3. Ths. ~hi;er skin Ct her. thea snow.
80 -. a i. ,,,.., urn.nfsl alabssteL

And pure cs mon 1mcutai AAp.'- Ian&s
gAu females have akin llke the above WIZ -, n.,s
srsnish Lily White. IL m9kcih pure, snow 1}s,sl
rally white. sold only a. p chsthsm-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19
Gen. scou Recaiied-Ceo. Butler 10 taLs a.
Piace-Gen. Cas- for Absorbing sIexic.~
Gr. Ar.


Ccrres,ondcncc of The Tfibpre.
wAiHsCroS. Jar. ". lsr
A new rnmor 70 night rev step IN the nv.
&c dance OF Loco Focoism. Gen. Scorr is 49,,
iutely and peremptorily recalled from the conn.,,
OF the army. He IS Dot even 10 be cisuihed VIII,
the trial Which was intended fr hira At Perote On.
der Gen Towsos. He Is commanded home All
Gen. w. O. BgrLEE Of Ky volunteer General !,
the army but by said to be the ysgslay capsi.
date or the succession to the little Tennessee Pei,
tiiogger - maze Commander ia Chief over all n.
old Generals and regular officers. some think TIA,
Gen WoRrH will make grss about his not being
appointed 70 the Command. understand the place
for holdinc tho Council Of iuq1.y Is changed from
Pcro.e to Puebla. b examine the charges sgain..
PILLOw and DuScsN.
Gen. CAS- came out to-day in favor snbstautiallg
of absorbing Mexico He said Ne could sWaliJs
her that was bis laueusgel without much injury
70 our system. You sec hos Loco Foco.sm Is
gliding down from iufmcf Professions
Mai Gen GAINES arrived here to.uicht from
NewNo,k was glad 20 see W,snIscTos Hrxr
In his seat again co day. lie has had quite ser
Gus turn oil sickness.
Nj. PEARcE . speech in the Senate will spp>,,
corrected ia tie isieliigcucsf 10 morJg The o;he,
reports are not correct am happy % learn that
the Mar, ithG Legislature approved oi this speech
Ia It's manly, hOnesl snd icsficss evoVal Of Truth
Mr. Clay was IA the Senate h short time t. day
and looks wei. The people still crowd 10 see bin
az his hotel
Mr. Senator GREENE Of Rhode Island fuisheis
long sni able argument before the Supreme Cout
today.
Gov Isaac HIT ri New Hampshire arrived this
evening from the North. Gen. PEAfcs OF his State.
ttiaA, Is the one who IS spurIiDg "a the Admins
trsiion dc fo'o e ~ tHRroD {, grasp at the whole
OF Mexico RIcHsLigp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19
Mrs. Jeryis's Cold Candy

Sold b. Mrs " Jaws, SO Broadway corner Of "'''
A. Agents-i0 Aston Hosse-lio Broadsiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

r. The attention Of the public ia requested TO the
OF valuable real estate belonging to the late James Dobbp
Esq to be made at the Merchants Exchange, this day
by ANTHONY }. BLrEcgsR, consisting of No. Gold-a.
No l6 Cheuy-st No. % ienrys Nos n and 10 Oliyerst
and two books Of lots lying Ffh and Sixth avenues
and on Eighty third and n shty Finh sts. COD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

Hea IN Lolion oF tbs Pgose q peA,onilg Parliament
ies me repeal 81 The window AZ proved sc,rmen-
Ia 70 ne heath - the metropolis. and should b me
dAteiy abolished. THIS i the oplion q. he nAAai-
'ats 81 Loeoh alone. oai Of tbs ecuutry generally.
LArscH OF BRAZILIAN STAN TEioArz A rne
steam fls@ts hoi OF wooj with engines BY R:by and
butt for Ire Brazilian Govefnueni launched here On
the 2i.a ul,. Sne Is rsmCd The Azso Asr thu late -cn
OF the Emperor Of The BrAzis
RLGuLAs MAILS TO THr wEr CoAsI or Arxic4-
Arrangements have been made cr msslnx up us.s 3,
the osasss ps; QGss pr iAs IVES, Cess, sf Africa on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

20 THa OooDYEAg RUasgE NssEaorsf, 100 Brest
way continue u keep heretofore The largest aBd Be"
s,so,tmeEt VI PsteHt Metallic Rubber Ossrstoes 10 ne
city The Improvements made 10 ~ Ooody gear psisnis
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