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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

A question that must be very settled IL that Of
the selection Of Wee President Of the Republic. Nv
the Constitution the Vice President must be nominated
within month from the day OF the election of the Pres
dent thst the three to be submitted to the
Assembly tor that Office must be announced be-
fore the 18th inst NJ. Odon Bsrrot Is of the
ddstes for the Office aud s said 10 be very anxious for
but in the event of his appointment. the Cabinet
will be necessarily dissolved should NJ Odilon Bar
be satisfied TO remain at present at the head Of
the Ministry. It is thought that the person most likely
to be selected for the Office Of Vice President is
Francis AragO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
SWITZIRLhND.

By sdvices from Berne. Of the 25h ult learn that
the Grand Council Of Fribourg has come 10 the follow
ing resolution ;-Amne.ty for al political crimes and
m.denesnors which were connected with the attempts
~ insuTrect0n which occurred At the commencement
Of the year and IN the revol; Of October last payment
By state OF the expenses q the military occupation
resulting from these events and with which the com.
munes have been charged Of the oontribu.
ton Of COO 600 Francs Of Switzerland, imposed the
sufhors persons engsged IN the Of the Sender
buud into forced loan remburssble by the State by
mean. Of the asking fund
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
Kuropean Corn Tradr. .I,oNpor. I.n- rs.

TIE ;rsis since tie sag OF t. very
heavy little nusness be doa-
einnE t-ne~ny TIE inqaiy r.
Quotations renamed norinaIy unafe-t
en- ~ r-hsr hsu
Offered ~ 7ro~er 1asi-.
fsd rs'hrr higher. of tufy
yesf-rdsys Jan az ms-t t- trade Of
he ST th- sh indsa Corn stoush
soncesn souls hsss made 5lysrs -out hs.
bsrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
Liverpool Corn Market.

'spP.s 81 Gram md Grsa Poduc, durs the a.i fortnight
have Be- o. -rsnt-d scale sho ql-
unisVobs f allowing st-siy srvs Of shp. Uafe
hes cus''An-s, ~ smount ~ bls-ss gran
se hss ne~r d-st- md confnef cd
trade sf srusy devoid ~ nf Opls
tAns ~ a. n. demand e.le ths
infn rn hss greatly Holder. r-u-ra
Flour bud SLOWLY duy psf
ne demand chiefly 60 81
81 lnii
yellow lsdaa Corn Meals Al IA. 70 a. 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

MASSACHUSETTS MiLIrIA.-Thc Report OF Gen.
Devereux. Aojutsut General Massachusetts MiAcs Tor
ists has been submitted to the Legislature. IL sppears
that the total number OF enrolled mihts IN the Com
mon wealth Is 5000 being gain OF lJ over the year
ls47 The acioe militia OF the State 10 shown by the
Dvislon Of Spring returns TO be 44s rank snd he ana
by the Brigade or Fall returns, ass This Is de
crease compared with 1896 OF 725 men according to
he former returns and 400 according TO the latter
Fatal ATrRAY George Ccoksey was killed
ct tho mouth of Clsrks river West Kentucky on the
18th Inst In an ARRAY with tenant named Hte, whom
hs was attempting forciby eject Hite WA remand
"a, In default Of ball 10 the amount Of sSp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

There ia. not much business Eush funds
elssd a ~
Ccnso' for money -. So % = ard they s a sa TIE
des Of farther reduction The
su parties Courf hav
broten without alteration beng xn.d
the 81 he .usslusnf fstn-
70 ~ R.caese 1h'e Csnts ses Thr-e snd Qust.
Cent? ~ . Y Long ind. 20 10 a.l
$40 LOO. soaas 40 EIeheaaeI blL. sgs b q. man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
INDIA.

80. Lord Cough with 1000 men and 10 pieces Of ar
tillery had resched the sesi Of the Chensubs
st Mouiton there had been severe diminishing and
one ,epoy regiment bad gone over 20 the enemy. Ne
yerheles.. some batteries we're captured. aud FIVE
hundred Of the MoultaDese killed. since then. things
have remained in "ata quo. There are 1900 men in
he field
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
Revolt at Cacn.

Letters from Caen state that about fifty insurgents
lately smnested, and coming from Cherbourg. mani
ested on their wsy. by their language and their
duct such evident disposition 10 create new distur
bances that the national guard of Csen assembled OF
ts own accord, and surrounded and escorted these
dangerous men. The evaporation became 80 great,
tnat the project and the other magistrates found II
prudent to place the offenders Ia confinement and send
to Paris for instructions to the ultimate disposal Of
them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
"a FARM TOILET ORIFHsE.
FOR CALIFORNIA.

g. FOX THE GOLD REGIONS OF CALI.
49, fOkNlA via Chsgres. Will lake steam And Dol,
uvey proceed 10 90 th- ~ FEB tie One fssf
sNnng eopp-r-c clipper barn GUILFORD. CspL R "
Ihcro' being I'd ~ win comfortable snc -venulset
ss--roos, vii yet AXE limited number OF second cabin
pfsongers who stale and
enjoy superior ,1vEutsg-s % 90 afforded BY an
Ohrf vessel The 10 the trsi cabin a. e.
g.sed Passengers VII be sowec remain 90 hoaFd tne
V-- - for IS tsys s-r her srrivA Chasr-s lproviied
ns 1ry OF ne passengers desire ~ moderate per d.
r 70 sror1 hem AZ opportunity " securing their
rom Fsuams before leaving the suip For freight Or pas.
sage apply - JOHN L ROBERr OSBORN
- a. fAxrs n ytwyTT - s",,b a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

PoLicK CorKr-Ofhcer Bowling Of the sixth Ward
E9~n C. pa s1paI1n harg
coac-f1se d-ui hf-- 4n-- Of s-l y 30 ratlh .i1f
"a rfrc.s lar-t E-a Dcrs-y ars-et BY o1c-rs
tofrhs a. pagsa- s1spsu % "a saver satc1
Isaac Van IN- l-ts.-c To yuas eloss
gave -r a. " nrnu al Jota M-ti1r-,
"a. arrnon t--ct-d te 49, q s;-a-g c -arle sort
;, r - or ID " Aeiane-f store 80 Calss o. It-y
arr-.rc a. committed = auss-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

STATISTICS or WREcKs.-ln pursuance OF a res
oluuon OF the Senate OF the United States adopted At
the ast Session statements recently been present
Cd In that body from the several collection districts Of
the United States. showing rs far could be sscer.
tanned the number OF vessels wrecked beonsn 10 the
United States during the year ending June 80 l3S and
the places where such wrecks have occurred value OF
the vessels and csrgoes, tonnage, SC. Sc.
The total number Of wrecks included in this state.
ment 10 SIS The number OF the crews of these vessels
IL e6 and passengers 969 and OF lives os, an TIE
value Of the vessels. ssosl.i9S and of the esrgcts
o. SOL III making n total Of - 523.l76 The smouut
Of losses paid by underwriters on the vessels - ss
se2 and on the earsoes 81 2l s and the iots s0Sl9
These were actual lessee Where vessel wss re-
stored, no sn,ouns Is appended In msny instances,
too the csrgces partially saved In which case no
account 10 Sven, or when not covered BY insurance
The of loeses from the New Bedford district
comprise ship bark. brig. sioop, amount OF ton
mage 76o From the Eegartown district ship. sohr F
54s IONS Rsrustablc district ship schrs. soop;
05 tons Boston district IA schrs brigs, l. esrks Is
ships; as2s tons Newport r l. district sehrs
brie. chip; $50 tons. Bristol and Warren, X l. !
hris is2 tons Providence, sbp, bark, sehr go
tens New. London. Conn. ship; 20 tons
The arssst numbers Of wrecks at any one place was
on the Florida Recis 20; on Lake Erie and Michigan
Ii each Mcnssuk Point s. Tuckernack l, Bsrnsisble
1; Scitusie } Msrshhet 3 Nantucket Point
2 Vineyard Sound l. Galapagos Island l, NORTH
west Coast Reefs l. California Coss, 3 Msrquesss sl
and !, etc. tNe"'beoiora MetV'iy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
Change of Ministry.

The M0HhsU of the 3oth ult publishes three DEGREES
OF the President Of the Republic appointing Let, NJ
Leon Faucber Minister Of the Interior. Ia the place Of
NJ Icon de Malevile, whose resignation mad been ac
cepted ID, NJ Lacrosse Vice President fine National
Assembly Minister OF Public Works, in the place of N
Leon faucher; and 3D. NJ. Buffet Representative OF
the People, Minister of Agriculture and Commerce. In
the place of NJ Bixlo whose resignation had been &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
Dome-ttc Ports.

WV HavFN J.a ssArr rtr slrv-yor Chsrnsn w Tor.
BRISTOL. Js- 4s-2v sln Ho7.se, Lft~t-f Wsrr-l sin
Fsl' ss-t "a John H. Psac- o.s-nss 'ooP Three Bro
tt-r. ADDING NY1n
APatACHlCOLt. Jsn is- AT ship A6srs->n. Hlst,f
PROVIDENCE, Jlrs sleeps b-Fstsf, NsF Bora. FRANK
IL u
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FARTHER FOREIGN ITEMS

a large portion Of the following news appeared
IN oar Second Edition OF yesterday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
Tho Latest Iris h Intelligence.
BY Erpr0s from Dublin.


LivzBYooL, Jan. 13-ll AM
The sdvices Of our Dublin Cork and Belfast CORES.
poDdents have just come to hand These letters are
dsssd yesterday evening From them Obtain va
riety Of late and interesting intelligence.
The Irish law officers Of the Crown are In pretty
mess " It'll regard to the prosecution Of Mr. Duffy As
yet there is no trial The legal accumen Of Mr. Duffy
counsel hes torn from under the Attorney Generals feet
the great part Of the charge be preferred against the
prisoner We iDtmated in our dispatch sent by the
United States. which sailed from Southampton on Tues
day the Judges had decided that only Of the counts
Ia the indictment under consideration, good
and that Mr. Duffy could not legally be tried fer spv
treason felony publications issued after his
The Attorney General having taken time consider
what course be would pursue with regard 20 the
ter, appeared at the Commission Court but tx.
norant how he 10 pursue and left IL 10 the
Court 10 adopt whatever course they chose Judge |
Perrin and Richards were just as much perplexed as
the law officers of the crown they felt that Messrs
Butt, Holmes. lrepen. OHsgsn, and Sir Coleman o.
Loghlen had taken ground and In the absence Of
preeedents which way 10 steer clear of the many diff
,ulties that beset the case, could tell
They wished TO hear the question as to what judg-
ment should be given rearsued To this Mr. Butt asked
per mission 10 withdraw the demurrer, and plead de-
HOro-merely pleading not guilty to the good OF
the Indictment and asking the Attorney General 10
Ter a9fs pyOssqHi the other bad OF the 10.
dctmeDt. II the Attorney General did not sccede 10
that prop oson II the Court prepared to act
upon IT, Mr. Duffy would abide by his demurrer and
ask the Court to pronounce whatever judgment IL
thought proper
IL was ultimately sgreed that the case. to what
the Judgment OF the Court should be- would be argued
this day
On Tuesday next the Judges to announce their
Judgment on the writ OF brought by Mr.. Smith
OBrien, Mcaeher, &c IL IL rumored that the Judges
will be divided on the occasion. There will however
DO another opportunity to have the question again
brought forward. namely, In the House of Lords. No
farther steps have been taken In the OF Mr. Martin
The incendiary fires In Ulster not wholly given
up. Another occurred on Tuesday.
Liverpool Cotton N1arket...Jss. Is.
We have little TO report respecting the trade this
rsoooa The naisi has opened steadily and prices lower
The saAs not reach too bales, all TO the tsd-
Liverpool Corn Mnrkct...JAS Is.
No transactions reported today The market 10
aA and heavy, m shi
F~ssrdsys pncss nalnt.ssd
Manchester Goods Market....JAs. IS
The market for Printed Goods and Yarns 10 not so
God The morning ard itsf purchase rssr
favorable Of goods e be sAd though transitions
- Aos helssrs Try 10 maAn pace present th' " dn
OH asA. -
shipping Intelligence.
LrsAsesi Jaa lsAH wshngton Noes cisnsss An$s~' 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

u Mr.. Israel Tisdale, master Of Transports
ton the Stoughion MSS Branch Railroad com
mitied suicide On the 9Th ~ hanging himself In
Stoushion Depot he was about - years 81 age and
leaves q taulily,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

PoLicE CoURT Catherine Gilcn. convicted o. Fri
cSy A. Of siss cry soo+s 1f Hl3
80 60 o1sf q ha1- a. sznds y-si.rfy su'-ls
~ @asta~ Atsat-r o. *.uss f-1--1t
n "a slsfset-c c rorg J1tn Jsr~sst Thl.
uzt AT r-rs trnag1t - - J1 Pr- s-s.sr1ar
az - 1si4z-i 81 ssa. So tr..l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

Nsr--. ~ i1s-.-st-s ~ec.s Fsta.s'
ave 800 tat.l cttrEr n BY ~
PlsIr uI1istrst-r 90 hls 7r-.s
c-s.lrs. a. rach saFs -,
h-f-t1.1rs reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

"a FOX SALE houses NV. corner Lexington sv
x sud Twenty ssventhst Also houses In Eighteenth
= t near Filth. avenue. All the above houses are row
beius finished with The late modsrn improvements. they
have bfOwu-slone fronts Terms Part Of purchase money
would be taken 10 lots and remain mort
gaze Aso, lots " w Of Sixth avenue and Twen-
tyfnhsL Also. lots " corner OF Tw-ny-second.st
and fihbavenae. lsxl 20 esrh. Applyto
W WAD-WORTH QNss.au Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

"a FOR sALE-At Morsisna. near Harlem bridge.
III piece oi ground comprising lots, with dwelling.
barn, shed snd oui-houses thereon The ground hz.
lease Of years months 10 with privilege Of
al for 20 yeas longer The dive Ing 4story wooden
houie IN good coldiOn sutsble for dwelling pub r.
house which Il Ia II sold by the 18Th OF Fe5rua-
ry he shove will be TO let Inquire on the premises Of
$50 2ws WIN BATHGATE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

g. UPKENy COURI-Cia md Counu Of ~ - -tHAKiF1
- , OSBORNE sgsnst THOMAS " BLot ~ sHauuoa.
money sensns 10 THOMAS bloiNt. ihs s-ir
isnt shov- nsd> You h-~oy stmuon~t o. ~.
compliant Gauss ~hsh cogy h~r~s th --r~i ugc1 for
and copy Of your u or, ~ w street
~. Cts >-s fors. shn day. after DO asrsf
elusive Of The dsy of su st sou m io srs-r 80
AFORESAID. the pisutr Ill - oi So
hundred dollars snt eghty csufs from e
,hrt DAY Of January thousand -h hgnt~e snd or
besides suit-Date5 N-~ Nos December q.
\, NJ " " RAYAkn. f's.ut.i'. Attorn-,.
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NEwYoRK COMMON PLEAs-wrILAs R.DfoR
Mem GSss9S ,s}, ~ scr

lou summoned
copy hsr-e IA served sud
AZ The cry 81 New itk, shu at-f
hereof exclusive of the day OF such y1u a.
s-r the lnf a. Aforesaid tho plaatf vii atgn-nt or
The sum o. ooe hundred ami fifteen dollars,
sixteenth ds i March thousand fft
beside f suif-nafef
on EDM tRns PIERRE POsr II WAL prF q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

Szk sooprlEs-d csuter-bo.nt ss bost; car be fttsd
y ~iin CABIN ~ accommodate siI persorsi vii
carry NO nr-e iors very ngtf dr,r ard resrxsbiy
- 'Asf . y complete order. easily Be s-c
Alc sn-n ir Chagres or San FRANCISCO viii cornnk,d
- ~ n-f cust here She 10 OF The and
- - sea and exariret he sau-ui. F01re-nth-si
N2 - h-s-t frce $50. COLlER BUGARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

- TO LkT.-ssversl nest cottages In the suburbs Of
~ NevHOcheii- village within or 10 minutes yak Of
- the railroad depot Inquire u
ja lm- A BANKS. New Rochelle.
n TO LITTLE dwelling part of the brick
n. HOus-, 4 Cahrrine-si corner o. East Broadway
Possession given INN edisi-iy Also the front Bsse
m~nt % e which q suitable for store, - Il IL on the
between Of the busy thorou ghfses 10 this city
r. quire Of p. VANS EY on the premises "a a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

.sz<z hs1n ne n-~ Al. New ora bulk copp-rei an1
eopp-f fssien-d Packet ship II HARBEcK. Capt
W Sal Tor san Francisco about ne iE F-5rusry
- - N-ss- 70 %; Two years Oid bss been sued up
<ors superior &c any other snip pr-ssy
- sOyAs-. has a. expe-sac-d Captain. and 20
-. = l'seiAc 10 tii-1t upon h-r Passenger
~ r-zri Or pssssge. apply CO oosrt Al Per 10 Or
= Sl-akI 4 ooTRGi4L, d sssssst ~ TX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

O. LEASE FOX StLk.-Iwo cousgcs IN Harlem,
III near The Thrdsv for sale, with large garden and
great variety Of superior fruit trees aud shrubhery
good fence and good pump OF water 10 front Of The door
and commanding good view Of the East River and the
stages pass The door every FIVE minutes through the day
from In the morning until ~. In the evening being first
rate opportunity FOR any one who wants comfortable
hone In the country within hsH hours ride o. The city
II viii be sod low sppned for Possession given
Immediately Inquire " GEO. w. BERrRAM,
u 81 rs Broadway.
"a FARM TO LET OR LEAsE.-A good farm
- Of 10 acres. sused Ou Ihe Hudson River A. YOnkers
with good house and al oth-r necessary Outbuild.
ngs lis well adapted TO general farming purposes,
dsiry farm. Inquire Of
u ~. w W. scRUGHAM. Youk-rs
a To LEASE, OK FOX -ALE-Th- present
well Known r-siderce Of the Subscriber, the bsnss
OF the Conneicgo River, Al Island, the south side
fLong Island, with from a 10 Ol Of lsnd more
desired Terms ofl-ss- sale favorable Application 10
be t1zde 10 WILLIAM COLT, 9 Nassau st n Y
or u ne Subscriber, or me premises
INV wM II. LUDLOW
FHFtRn FOR SALE or TO LET on LONG
- ISLAND a farm Of shout 81 scres In pleasant
-iehborhOodi The house "a lsTg- convenient the
outndings good the garden and orchard well
with fun trees N fu bcsnng-plsce 70 ell wsered hsv.
ing tine trout sr-sn ther-on The situation perfectly
he>ihy IL VII be sold ioS, Or -s % good Ap
p.v kcCOTTER L ELDaiDGF
III "a ~ ~ilism-.L
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,,#s PUBLIC ,DrrTs e q; ~
rs.ax
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=. ROR CALIFOKNIA-sY sean .na sum

.asz-s SCI Hdous Passenger Line-Tne splendid
. Drg MARY, VIII th~ Steamboat PLUrUS leave
N ean frAncsco By the healthy snc interesting Of
Lake NeAr.g1s room FOR DO passengers Pa.age-bosrc
% " ho1,- sr1 hree mOnhs provisions after srvsl 10
SsH mis- IS Win safe Room B-rth $50 Apply "
SALhOhN. 10 Fronts y. and VIM GOODRICH
ssis In F-brgary ~ s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

O. FOR -ALE-rhe house and lot lei Winsm-si
III This properly s sualed In The improved part OF lh-
stree, bear Spruce-.t The Ol OF ground ia . feet
inches wide by il0 feet 10 inches deep n not soi by
Thursdsy, Feb l. II will be sold suction by Anthony
hl-ecker ~ the Me chants Exchange the lot Feb al
u O'Clock. Apply 70 JOHN GlLHOOLY
80 81 Ilg Nasssust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

k about 81 by On dimensions nearly new, built Of brick
OF neat appearance and very conveniently srrsng-
ed located west Of Broadway, n The central part Of the
city IL on lessed ground very favorable terms II
will BE- sold for 10c 5000 Of which can remain on bond
and mortgage Apply by O'Clock 10 the morning a 81
VI D0uRaIsL Two DOOR above Hnuslon.st "a w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

H.. "a q a. orssf q The surrox,.. On ~. Cot, -
ar..t nIcgaTf ss-ey pF-r p-r.oa. karnr rs-1.
49, = -. saFStf ne ca Of s.- Yor. 4.
~ a. - -oeor- s.aS-rt E.q - = W. =. .ss.ere.
% o~ors - ~
- ~ -. i.J Of sor-nls-r -
HAkf ANN 6AFsFT Yr.r.,r,
"a f..a BERNARD GAFxEY
AEIhtR y coHgILIY kfs ssioH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

DuBLic ADMINISTRATORS OFYICE No Nassau .,r.-. 49,
sotos hsr.oy he relatives sst Of SARAH
fkhCU,os Of he CITY u >s- coo-d
a1d -ao alleged % have 5~d The effect.
issiAs he ssnds OF lie Fabc Acnasstor ~r~a
.ne d'pssd Of ey lin scrorsS uasss c.d
sons s-is sreato % ssrns-.tor Of hs ssrsd ~ -. M
Gay q Fser4ay ssriosts4 ssv Tor, Jssasry TO- ls4s
~ h-fs |Anss TbATEa fs.ls LsS..s,c,e.
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FOREIGN MARKETS

A. secosui to h. ~ and sb Victoria esp for
The we-k ending January
Nois. ..-.l q G-,-l-r.n- Dill
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- FOR SAY FRANCISCO

49, AND THE COLD MiNEs-si51 Cssin Passage
ss.ere ID fast sailing Iive-osk 80 al ANCF Z Wssb
20 n - master, yirg Al Pier No s. Ess River,
~ Of OlFef.t hayirg unec1aed sccOmmOc atoms for
ana most - Der passengers and freight -
~ sal Tor he shove p0rs about the l u FeoruA
Sser ICONS throughout Insurance A. The lowest rates
p oNo-rs sccompst- ire ship .n1 vii charge Of
eorsSnn-rts s-psra'e at-s' c.on For freight OF pas
49,, apply 10 The csrfafr % board or 10
J.ort BROOKS FRYE 10 kE.llst y Y
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FOR SALE.

- FOR sALE.-The two-siory house Woosier-st
En- Lot Is feet by 100. house IS by a. Apply 10
ill In CHARLES MERLE, Hsn0ver-st.
q FOR -AIE.-That valuable house ard lot known
~. No. 81 BOvery, lot l2i feet IN width And (l9i
one hundred twenty-five feet 10 depih Apply TO T.
EARLY, = Msdeu-lsne. $50 iw'
r. FOH sALE-The three story brick house ard lot
b. 81 Six hAvei opposite ST JOs-phs Churrh, being
osl desirable location FOR any hind Of business, and
will he sold Al price thai will return good interest Ap
ply on The premises or Al IS Pisii-t up Stair. Is W.
o. FOR -AIE.-The Two story and attic brick house
~. and Tot s9 henry-st Opposite All Saints Church, lot
q by 90 house - by - two-thrds Of the purchase
money may remain On bond ami mortgage. Apply 10
IN Wv SAML J. WARlN8. on the premises
. FOR sALE.-A house, barn. and Two scres Of
% land, having Is fee, IN front by 7oO fee, deep 10 the
village Of Newtowu, l. / four miles from Williams
burg ferry Price, $500 For farther psricu inquire
Al 81 second-st n Y Of j5o6t' B HALLO.K
- FOR sALE.-Ths SsIory attic bs.epent and
- counter cellar dwelling house. S07 Fnn-g Also
the house So Fhh-si stones and basement al built
IN beet modern slyewh CrotOn water complete Enquire
OF MILLER sHAJRNAN. At the Lumber ard between
Efaffn NIuth = = 1Rs
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The market for Printed Goods and Yarns 10 not so
god hs morning ard Of kits' purchase shr
favorable Of goods hue be sA though transitions
Ass holssu try 10 nAi1iAn pNs present ths Dan
colt ash. -
shipping Intelligence.
LrsA,esi Jan sAu ws.hngton Mobile cisnsSs An8e~s DO
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-. fOR CHAGREs pIRECT-glr.i vr...I /.

SH6zkf y - fasl ssil1g bAfk Z CkOWELL, ClsfI-
h.ef, hsvl1g made eugAgemeIts 70 tAke oct =
company fof Csf1rris ske 81 passengers lmmedi
a. appicanon IS MADE % To subscriber
ms wei known vessel has superior sccon1mot s.ons
sc VII = cisDached about Saturday,, FEB s. For
passage orly, apply o. R c READ. = Southst 81 s.
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MANCHESTER Goods Market. janis

No transactions are reported to-day. The market IL
saa and bss'y and hey for the on sht
Yesterday prices are malnt...d
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LiverpoeI Cotton NIarLetJ
LIyerpooI Corn Market. .JAN. ls

We have little TO report respecting the trade this
orsooon The maist has opened steadily and prices
The ssss may 10, reach 5000 bales all to the ssd-
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NEW iORk COMMON PLkAs.-Jossph He-kefh sesast 400,
~ smith, stmuistrstlr with The VII annexed ol The
sfeCts
coutrsctTo ADoN SMITH The defendant b=r~o,
summoned IA the complaint thu Of ehah COPS
her-N m served sni
10 Chambers street Cry of New fns N t~euf,
-srvre hereof exclusive af the ds such
the compliant AFORESAID the plaintiff
the Of li dollars h
b-I tholsanl eaht hlaied
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ANeh n 81 order Of sufnsi- III - Couaty u
io,s 49, h-fsy gwen ~ s p-fol. Lsff ssr.;
oo"VpD si- Of - CIT u Nss pr.
-.h- n voucher thereof 10 store 4
~ n,- sol Co 50 - Pear STREET C.y ~ Nsr fss,
- rs t- s~oui isy 81 r9r. ~
'.y Hoy-mt-f, lsfa JAMES WHICH. Atuiaistr.lof