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CrTY ITEMS.
WrD~gsDAY. January y


SUDDEN DEArE.--A resident Of the Third " ard
BY the rsne Of John uaichiasou, fen In The porter
house OF John Sal o4 ssrclsy 8, shout Do clock ss'
nieht and expired In lev minutes. III. death e sup
posed % have been caused sy spoplrxy his body was
removed 70 his boarding house 20 Greenwichst
FIREs.-Th The prsmiss occupied BY A II Michsel
IN New .; a. tobacco fsctory were slightly damaged
BY FIRE on Tuesday night.-.-Aocut one o'clock this
Wednesday morning .re discovered IN the
workshop OF : c. s n Holman csbinet mssers -
Heesmsnst By the Promp, arrivsi 81 arsmen, the
asme. were exunsuiias5 after doing iri'us damage
"A ire broke ca, asoui O'Clock nj. "Wednesday
rorrir. in ,he drug store II Nessrs Hard & Rosen
crants = Court.snds; The IRE promptly es,n
sui,hed By the Fire Department. Il sppeared to have
OF ..nstei In COX tAe 'io-s where suumhsr OF
empty OIL and vsr-,h Barrels stood In front Of tie &C.
lar distance cf - 'ect from The store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

TIE PAsANA R.LEoAD.-The Englnesnng
Exosiitoo fitted 0ut By Aessrs. AViS~ALL' CHspN
rry 4 STEPHENS. for the survey ard 'oeanon 81 nc
Panama Railroad .ailsd yesterday r!aesdsy) i'r CS-'
v-s, In the bark Tengl0s Il cons.sts OF ne CHOW
lnz ysrsous
chsyrs Dsrisi1a WY SoRRls. Pnoeipsl Ln2ineef'
r s..is,snts-JoHS NAY AID Z W. -zzsEii "a A.
s.,.,,.Gro WoLcyT1 md Gko Sr0DoAaD
pr.anr Dirsis---W siDELL. Principal ns,nes'
a. A..is,an,s-CAyt LLOYD IILGHAAS snd ! L BALD
W. I'd Assistsnts-J. H. VAUDEVILLE and WILL
IAss.
Or NJ B. HALsTEAD, surgeon
NJ srpELL cal, Ia ths Fslcon On Fso 5, uDul witch
tine hi. division VII De in charge Of Cspt TIISssAS
The expedition b. been aHed Up with much pains and
sxDen.e and from the character Of the Gentlemen er
y.sei n H. there . doubt bat ths, the survey vii
Be thoroughly and speedily performed.
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naECuATi-u.pA PAINS sn1 sofn-ss u Ne Joe
n '-~r,f.la. Di.s.se - nc -sin, se
RINo,s condPoUnp SYRUP

NJ Hy1r'ocsi VI Potsss ssfsspana sns f-is,~ Dere
ms n.cirnal remedy pes isnsi 'of Ne sos c>r~cf
80 ..s-rrs from r.sssfisa pains az sfsss& Of he
1ut. az -lin< u gssrsn 81 Stances esa uss, sep
-. ft,- sa8 diseases srsrs from en- IN psss sts,s
a. IA hlc1 a. We Go rot cghiso aa2s esfu1csfss
=, ,lf.cgs c4fes- th~ nscirine sha sp~as Tor nssf
4, x.r.rf-t 20 1--WE sssfsrin snf ns>fs bsf TIA "
avtn~. M u,ost ncr,dBus u s sspnsios psotsruss
Pr~o.r,d .sd fsf sac by CHAS n. Ri>D, Drsris,
TX ir,s.I l3 B,ys1~sy. eo~ Josoa
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ng. wILEY,s CELEBsATED COCGH

VcANDf . posryeY esr'sln 81 spsefJ eas 20
zhs coda ast Ia f.ci e. ds<s<>s lG-v " t-rninsts
ouf,rb-d eorspmyron let every man woman end eni1
ts, v 10 ths rvsss1 With eoash cod. sosss~pess
or M f.rf any oulnooary cJnosnl ~saf-yer, obtain
pscssge os Dr wilsy's Coars Cen ard ussd sse"rd
ins air-eiioo, ~s ~ sssssiss s-r psrsees eur.
Prics III. IS - ere sof o. per psessgs
A IA SOuGH = co ixs pulios-s cote Asssts ~ Ss~
Yors And os sas BY FL rsspsessols pssssts hrsnssss
me ely -
no o<s.s n of-rsc W you GRO w CiiLps 90 so's
Propnsssra ~ hsrkseSl PzlsdslrnA a. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

~ The Washington correspondent of the Phil
sdelpha North Amoican says that the Pennsylvania
Delegation Uhe Wing portion Of D did not recommend
Hon ANDREW STEWART for Secretary of the Treasury
under Gen. Taylors Administration, stated in the
Telegrsphc account but simply adopted Resolution
declaring that the interests of the state require tina, the
Secretary Of the Treasury should be chosen from
Pennsylvania.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
Illinois on Free soil.

We have already published the concurrent rcso
iatons Of tie Illinois Legislature instruc;ing TIE sena
tors ard requesting the Representatives in Congress
from ihst state = vote sss,ns, the establishment Of
slavery In the rev Territories The Lo,oFocos 70 the
Houfe made .trsuuou. but npo,eui ssorts 20 kn he
Resolution. BY amendments. The ioiloEins are the
Of those vac stood arm for the Of Free
dom the inai bsiio,
Nss.n Ab-ns. Auv,. Rils-s,as. srsty. B-srs, CrIs-
an Cr1rf1rt Isi5. Ecrrrt trfag. F.y, Gi.oa. Cry
Ls.her. L-.eh. Li.se-. Lru-. M1sra. p srrtag E-s.
Kurki- hsfa. -s1Err Srfrlf a.. S~ift. >fsrk
sesfhsr. Ts'r11s Tr.-sal. ~ ai,r- Wne.tcn i1is'S.
Those voting sgsns; ihs resolution ard In favor Of
extending Slavery over Free Territory were
Nessrs. Blschusn, R-so e. Brtges. Bod Camp
bell Css- = Co pts. Cochrsr DGrrer Daniel Dearborn.
a1sr. >ayr- simmer. oar T-rSetc7ry Tyler k-.lon.
Naser. snd Wilson's.
Those n italics Wings. al Of whom voted in the
Affirmative. Those who were s5scut were Aessrs ais,
-t0okey and Trait making TIE vote cast in favor c the
resolution majority 81 Al tire members elect Of both
the House and senate
Tie g. foHis Wa Ara has correspondent IN spring.
se'5 who writes
The question J. s.resd uootet ,mong re poliacsas
In private circ-s sd w' The friend. Of Ju-ge Doug
r1eh-r Pc vi redeem hs pledge made m 30 n'iuous
public speech a. New oresrf ard r'gl rather hs1 ooey
th- Instructions q tii Leg.sar- pon ris subject here
great diversity ofopirlE tfs pre- oouderNce however.
even With his polgrsl fr-gts being bat he vii hold
or % ls seaL Vh-her De- violate hs pledge ~ Ne~Or
not differ i1eiy from them ir .his opinion.
Douglass 10 row sucng he largest savehuid-rs Ia he
SCUM. rfht % his wife estate ~snsir 81 frl i~c
hrce hundred houssri dollars demsnds - personal a.
.-rnr hst estate Il Tlet I res esfe srd ssvrs. BY
be-g portion in Nnrih Car's. sri NJ residue r. either
sisspp Lllllsna hs r--ulity i0ter-sls SRI rear
V d-urf-d with re pl sr rsiror. OF t-- Soult, snt
he remove -h-r oi ne >fses where hs save prop
ans rrusly claim fu hs martyr In M cause
% The >outh Ne puni 90 hrs speech ~ Nes erl-sns
refer 30 TIE ulc. n instruct Iss passed ~ t-
Leg. snre 'nd ~ ra'iNlrs can say nave oeen nsn-
ih-i from he free State ci Illinois, and heeu compel Cd 20
seek refuge slave State. r bold advocacy u Re
doctrines NJ the Souh and he of Slavery over
free Territory This .acrhce make Inn conspicuous snt
lssdirg with he % whichever ssve : ate he
mi grsss TO- snd by ne ZINE he eligible from having
gained residences, be c'uh IN s PROBABILITY command
sny position hs party De state could hesov upOn him
Fo'il-se an inclined % me Opni lgd Doug
SIS resign still the love q of-s and the s0pr-h-n
that NAV - time before De-
berth. may pedominsie with him All deceive 10 my
eXoectaruus ard belief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

y Ams i.ar-s % Ch.uisv. app led TO Axrieui 1,e
~ - S~-r-d O. members MS Associ snon snn -
-r,ste oy Or ssTssLL. u-no~r % ns ~ 49,, a =
49, --r>s q Dublin. snd Ca~rni<t o h. DaDhs 80
.sr.i A..sci stoo N. Hal " n Pune y. -
e.,,n-r af Gr.1d ard n s,s coDG-Gcinf "a - -
~ w. fT,PM Tesst. aid sy-acs an pc 20 =. -
Z a., ? pans-l. s Bro-cwsy, and D. Tsnsns- ois
80 IN Inc yxscaay- CoinGntiss, of q os aoof'
=. coz he Co4rss, 0f ~ essS ssea Lsesaf~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

~ Prof AsAssgz having concluded his series.
Of lectures before the RoxburT Mas Atnsu sum .
Cours-Cf sir Lectures IA about - Be commenced m
der n ~ rection q The Assoc arlon By hsiPa
Wa.io Errer8on. lr. Holmes, Mr WaDple, NJ sam
per and NJ. Lord. Tse srst, y Ar Emerson, ~a' .
have besc delivered o. TGsscsy sv.Hins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

~ The Charitable Association IN Charleston.
. q knoNn a. the G-rrnsn Friendly Society, nov
rsuidy approaching 20 Centennial era e.lsor-ird 10
Eiznty third A-nyers-fy III 18th inst J. Charles
2l7, vs. -esIeefed pr.siieut Of ,ns -ocisty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

Nsw ROUTE TO CALroRSIA.-A company Is
now forming for the purpose Of opening now
route TO the Pscihc via San Juan River and Lake
Nicaragua II 10 ssid that few thousand dolsrs will
make the San Juan River nsvigsble 10 the Lake,
through which steam vessels Can p-ss TO Leon small
town within miles Of the Pscihc Over this
tcn uiles plsok road canal be easily made sod
the route then will be so miles nearer than By
chasrss and Panama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

n Pfoprlelofs -Brosdwsy Albania near PIiocss
seconi rgh, Of N. ~ beautiful fqu~srsn Pageant IL
VALENTINE AND ORsON, WIN sDiir. os~ aud GOO
econ. costumes uapp'r.ssc Sec "a appearance In Ans
ls " MONS DE- CHAsr the c-lebfsi-d deines'of ~ the
wild Man n the " ood-, from Asti-ys iondDn Am2nhe
sier Mr. SANDS nur his troupe " Ponies M.i-f Ma
s-aas. Master " alter Aymsr Me sfs stp1l hsnAss
h. 6sdn-r and The ola Company IN daring este OF
horsemsnship. --THUkSDAf EVENING, Jan n
Admission y cents =, iiF-D half pnc-
a q u ~ b
Dp-rfmanr- shefnpor Al y and sv~,v evening si
=. o'cls Of NJ Hs.s. tho ~ ssh Giant b~ins
over gl -u hg and ~cign ain over quarter
be ssen all hours together with MAJ Luehnsef snd IT.
fsnia OF much smaller Than Gen Tom THUMB
Drest Western The Sab- bfothsfs, sso, bsssuhes
Model OF the CITY OF Jerusalem .sads ~iIh svsfy
building street sns sc Nc are found On tho spot ~
Highland Mammoth Bfosh-fs, living OrsDs oo'sns wn
Scripture -t.iunyf M-fsm Rockwell the Foftnne Tslss
Admission rs cts children under o. yesrs. Nv cts Jn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

ILLINOIs--ELECTIOS or GEN. SHIELDS TO TBE
u. s SENATE The 81 Lois Republican of the 18th inst
learns by telegraph from Springfield that Gen JANIS
has been elected 10 the Senate Of the United
states for six years from the 9Th Of March next when
Judge Breeses term will expire. The vote stood for
Shields 20 Gen VIM. r. Thornton CWhig) 20 W. B..
ogden (Pree soileD l.
Judge Breese IL will be observed, not csndi
date before the Legislature. lie was killed of in
Gus the night previous. There, the first ballot
shields received % votes; Breese p McClernsnd g.
On the second and last ballot Shields received IS votes
Breese a. three of his friends going to shelds)
and McClernand votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

-or-- n, ser0-s Acofvsrssryst nc :, =.
Brsad~.y 90 Tharsd.y .7,rlng o-st "a. 80 49,,
y-iocx suitable .t1ress-s - - - ne Hou.yc
Z, - CuS no lave ssSiy v0isnoe-f-a % - q.
s-rNr1s Tor M 49, 90, .t7s Tickets ~ sfmission
90 pc ~. 'S-r fieas. can oosiane ed 81 he caes
ofDr "iL'''' THOMAS DUGAs. FRS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

DUIIHARuO>IC SOCIETY ssy cvrH SEA.
L SOY The second tc1crft vii rae y ere on sAINA'
DAY sNsNlNo, lsn q. isss. a ths AsssDo kos fr',
Ch'~s.r suiding srcsd~.y sahsrih-'s receive we've
rcseo for tho S-sson st 90 Asso,isfs Aeme>rs tste
uck-t Tor Curcen snt The psis rx- O ss.uiias a.
r~h-srs.l - S1h.curuors received 81 schsfneaeess
La,.'s Mu.ir store as srosi~ay o. The s~sreiays
residence sS6 Broons-st by order JOHN A hfLt,
'fV S~o~<Sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

" Mr.. CALHOUN is rapidly recovering from
bis late indspostion aud ii is said will be able in few
days 10 resuIne bis seat in the Senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

~ Liquid HAIR Dyc.-B.f~ssLoss instsntsnss"ps
Lic1ir s~sl .Ftscl- tle ~Trld Tor crsnsny ~
k-Y hair . DIscx brown color ~i,ns.. -.
u ~ hs.f ssn 2-r.Dns ~ishing ne o-ss ar" =,
msrxct shosc cal a. ssrcstLoss 1snn'-cD'y ~ Ar
oid 40 /. ne. sro.dvsy C01y Ib> sddf-ss- oS ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
GENERAL NOTICES.
o. Fowler. s. Wells, PhrrseIogfsfs and
pnDIi.bers, Clnioo Hell ~ sassso-st ps.r Ios Pea

~ California WARRINGTON
MINING As5OalAIiOS-t meeting u u, ttsocisiion
81 - hid a. Grsen- = Ms1d,ns. y Cnathsmst -
Friday evening j.n > 7. OciOck Th> hs al - 0psn
f0r p-fsoos 1-sIO1. cf iyiolBs it- n oedton % 4"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

FROM NEw-O RLEAss-The Southern Mail Of
yesterday brings New Orleans papers Of the 18th and
18th inst TIE Cholera still the decrease and
business reviylng.
The arrival Of the steamship America hal been
n0aDcsd, and the merchants were snxiously awaiting
the details Of her news.
The long contested case Of the Citizens Bank OF New
Orleans A. and J. Dennisown has been decided IN
favor Of the defendants
J. W. Woodland. formerly commission Merchant OF
high standing in New Orleans, put trial before
the Z g Circuit Court In that city on the 18th inst
charge Of forging soldiers warrants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

,/OOIOGICAL HALL, BONERY-Ian.ias
II ard int-r~.rng pefDrmsnrs ~ th- Llon Ogeeu sss
" CALHOUN who " II appear IN N. der ~ ~rd osssc
and 10 through her easOrdoafy porto names sssy
tsrpoon .nd -vsting " this ~r,s Tho collection u sn
mails .. zocogics Hx now 70 n. tne., possibis soost
too particularly the great White roiS b0@, ~no
,,,.n and A. roas a. he the dsy 10 espuss
10 he Areae Ocean. Adialusnes a. esau. Csfc,y1 ian
~ Vfs-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

c-iy LibtsFy, Hfosd~sy COZ I-'n'J q ~.
every Ev-ry evenings rfosrsmne embraces sfsna
p-.us from La sonnsmbols. Lecr,ts bfsis AM
oih-r Italian Operas Admiration Is es Boofs oyer AT
-, :, \ o,cors ~ Sta
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pIsYAsrs OF rHr UTERUS

'l'HEiR SYMPTOMS CAUSES. fksNeNrlON AND
l CURE. az admirably treated IN DE- Dirpns ~oft %
Woman sri hss pscsses nom he Cradle a. ne 9rsv-
The ~ork eug-s Or pioa zoe lhsnas " gs~,i
maa IN The community <-~ fcrt AIhtos
A Populsr rr-.us- sisr~ss~t 10 foans Men. ecasse-
nx comp " the csuscs symptoms sni tresf
n@nt early ard sna sv-sy src~n hs~sss
In '.nsuas-. slapi-t IA every leader Fpf .s- ~
M I.tf nrVtrrk DAVENPORT rrhaue Bsiitirss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

ARRIVAL or THE FALcON.-The U. 5. Mail
steamship Faicoe from Chagres via New Orleans ss-
,snnsh and Charleston arrived yesterday afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
Galffarute IMMIGRANTS.

We give below lsr o. the passengers ior Cali
iornis who have sailed from tn. Pcri within swo days
-amnnnt-ns In al 20 li2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
GEOLOGY, mINERALoayA oHEn.srn!.

4 feRONtD MODEM Wohh>-Ay~" ''e~Af'"
~ ~ G-siczsi c-~ ->sitise. w.. $40
Ly-rs si-nsus ~ Seoicgy vcs -ro =
Arsf-sc'. De- y. pescrrlve srt r q "a wv
kicn.rtsor's O-ocgv fof sexins-s ! vol
Nsnisif. M-sss 81 Sr~siioni ro.s.
Nsrgeifs " &c "a fl oeni ~ zoe
Dsnss sysfrr ~ Min~sory J ~ 80.
D<ras Msaas - sin-rs ~ 70. i.tno
As.rs Yhifpss,ysi-m ~ sin~rsosy w. $40
frsrte's Ns.n.l 0 Chsm'sify rev - 30, ves w
Tuner, ~rn-f ~ Chrmisffv rec ~ uco, 70 49,
Frr.~ss. o. sntfslve snd o. I've Chemical Assy
soi- sso.
h -. = i.rgfsns- Az elsssrvs Ansysis W." -
Nh-ds Cherlirs Anayss Nci
rsrsdsy's Ch-ulrs Nsnrul scoas. sot
Psr,-i's gh~uIcsi tnslv.ls. vol
Farsf.y Researches m esfftcfN ivns.
s3r-goryis OUliin~s II Nhsmsify soi
krsprs Cf-rrsy srp'isc 20 he Ats sri Nsn1Net1fS
Ire. Diciiousry % Aus. Asnafsrtar-s snd Mae
new eiiuon. ~ifh ~ o. ppeu-rf 7 vi.
w n. ros ..lsey d .FPLsrON co 30 srcsi~sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
MECHANICS RAIL.
80 BROADWAY. between orsnd and srcoms Sc
S-Open every al 100 during he week.-Mrs. oStsns.
sho "s"-> ~~v~<srprrc

CHRrsTY'S MINISTRIES,
organirea issi TIE Oldest s.tshi.h-d Company IN he
world The 6rs 70 hsrmonir- Negro Melodies an cssfos
tors Of me present popular style Of BIB upsD entertain
~hu.e Concerts Ia ths parted OFT Neas
hs~s ---n pslronixsi TO enpsrsl-let by
cot n this great Metropolis is-y ~i have The
honor " corrnos their iDmtshle Conc~fu evefy nisci
until .,,A- nouce Introducing each representation W
s-ty " new ~ -
OPrRAlIC BURLTsQUEs, soNGs DANCES Ne
Admission s. esns Doors open ii :, Ccnesu sonmssSs
ats O'CLOCK
An Afternoon Concert every Saturday, e-unerelns 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
EAT CHINESE MUSEUM, Chi

] NfSF BIILUTNUs bfOsd~ay, hslNee1 Tfinre shd
spring This colscon the largest In the world and
the Ony " tho sind IN this country .Iobits the cn-s
en sss-s Of socisy 10 Ihins tho form ~ Oovennsof
manners and progress The Arts Religious Laws
Lt-rsure Agriculture, Trades and Manufactures u cou
.ss OF large number Of figures u tho ssr u NE s-vsfs
hundred paintings. stores apsrmrnts vessels nodes "a
tsmp!-. houses sDj bridges specimens 81 manufactures %
various Kinds sgIicu mechanical iInp!smsns ma
steal instruments, lanterns kc hc
Open daily ron sAM nn iorM Ambulance ~ esoS
Children uader IL yean Of age half prizes. n 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.

The Cheiera-Accident to Dir. Clay.
r. TstsroDkl NV ORLEANS sunday Jan g.
The deaths the psst week amounted 70 1870 Of
which were By Cholera
Mr. Clay has accidentally fallen snd injured his head
but be 1, nog fac, recovering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
SUPERIOR TuaaIas LArHEs.

LANES STEWART. IS C.rslst and 80 Eae-a v -
y .ssly n.psfaetanny sod sss so~ % h.ae 49,
.-d a. o. o,,ioy sth~s VI ta- following s@se0rss 80
reasonable Dficss, n.nsly 1900
De.rsrs LANES very hiseJ 1ns1~~
cDmmn1
a,... and wood Tsrp-rs Lsfo~s
i STEWART 70 alec sSseoTse " ". ~ -,
.. "a Hos.Oo Of lsys size sod o. p''c>s N"~ sfS -
80 so~cnsn " the dee -npcan may - 800 q ne
F.riory 80 s1OF- - =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
IMPORTS & EXPORTS or THE U. STATES.
IMPORTANT STATISTICS
YRON IBE REPORT OS
COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
iCczDiies for The Tribune !

The following statement OF Exports and In
? Jrts of the United States has been compiled for
The Tri6uns from the annual Report on Commerce
and Navigation for the year ending 3oth Of June,
1s4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
BOOK TRADE.
LAWsoN's MAP OF oALIroRniA-

Iron ACTUAL SURVEY Oy Ihf GOLD, Sly -
.nd Quirs.llver Rel - Ippsf CaifTpA efs o'i'
,-g he Mines. Digsing. Hosss. fsihs, Ho1sss, slns
So. xi..,,o. Ne AZ eyJ r Ls~sos, ksq survsy~e
"a F,rrl. tng-th-r with . Airsfar- Mp % he ot~s
So. 49, e., ~,osh ts-r;cs sho~ns The ser~ "a
route. ~ sornia kc Tho 70 10 c.irb r~nny srW ~
q verii.b,- survey tss-n BY Iniied sis~s rs,seW
srs sofrg arc very interesting 10 a. - ss- an ls.sr
I, hal vouseru cOuuuy TIE map has nss 5~es 'reei'~
ma, Ns.Argtrr ~hifser zee s~nl 'rufr -
Pr,c- y .h--ss . ce-s go 80 ksntref " ref cos~
In pncs-i b.,sa tom s. c-o. p~ee, = eanar~f
A.c. TIE GOLD MINIS or CALlfOnN.A. -
wos h.s saa he pannsh~rs enesn ne ssa~ ., ,e-
work ~ TIE ADDITION ~ vsnso- ssf - 10 -
sies M~xco .sd Csf,oruis. 90 gcos % hose rehns>e
an ID cent. prirrs - fDT-n - r~nis Q ri~r~
aisa IMPORTANT TO Ni<ERs-sn exc~aeet ~Ss
m rssstpg A..xyinx Reentns 5od sed shvef ~ 20
van \ KF~r frscrcs Chemist WITH vsioss rrsHNs
.ua g.-f,l ins,rr aron Pfc~ - certs - ,>f dcfen
As~uts h,s se and osncrs s~ad % yeef ort-rsn
- N. DEWITT 4 DANENrOzr. - hssssssh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

Markets, dc..... BAT fiaoEt, IAN o.
The Washington pspers Of this morning contain no
thing % importance
The Markets here to-day chow no change since yes
terdsy Merchants are waiting for later foreign news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
INSURANCE.

wILLIAasgURoH TIRE issuance COMPANY.
~rLLIssss0sss.
NEw-fORk OFFICES ,. Walls, 81 VI Soy.
~ cry This Company, VIII Nsl espis e. ysh
ssn.ge by are on f~stnx sDusss nsrct sndis> bess~
hod Iiti. and q. dss~rpOns " personal pfopssts "a
A. nyo,st!- ,srms a NE Car Or.oss ssps<sly
DIRECTIONS
Jeremiah Jobnson, Dsms W TovnssS'
A!ouxo 4 AsFoTt, ems Z bs1UA
D,ai.. sgrDsu Jay Jasvis
49,, w .Ilars John HsIyA,
rh,m.. ~ Urafh D-~oS
iaae 3.ssf kossu Bsrslsy,
Franeis A. Pans
DArlgL sUzTNgTf, Prssdsax
Acfs.- t-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
Market. .Ngx.OsLtass. Jan 2

CoTToS The Gales yesterday reached 40 bales A.
cent advance Other things remain the same, with
moderate business doing in Flour and Grain. Pork IL
s,ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tsc &C

NCOhFASf, q Ws.N ilp''.Hf ooS.sss ,.ns.,.s
szsins al d Ws r,sxs, "a tsfss EDss ssefes
.sn az other Con0aoy p-sOns iDssfsf nov ~ PEI
ueipar ID ssnu al dividend ne lat - p-org~y ss
- r,Tbss-nl, "a Judd Axeot
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-31

IN consequence Of the difficulty Of finding
faithful aerui~, aud of preventing frtuis, wh-rr
articl-s OF TINS nature s=nt OFT for general
s,le. S,gaor d Aiv-ar Is determine. =! to sell
- his wprss instruments unless Ordered b.
30 bicaton. instrument, will be forwar led M
der his .ign ature aud seal. that all doubt
Its g-nuia-nr~S may be removed
- BEN ARE OF ALL mutations OF
ths- Instrument wiI.ch rniy h-r-sfter APPEAR,
the secret of iHnpartiug thu Goii Drtecfing pa
or - Sbo~n 10 no person whatever, except the
oriCauai inventor
II lie GoLD0AETER. and GoLo SFFkEs
GUIDE. viii both b. 81 at BIZ mail closely env~i-
op~d ans s-aled aHi the refore not sab ct 70 =
spertiou nv Post matters, for the arm of 1HhEE
DOLLARS. --nt pos, paid IN SfG~oR J',st DE
ALyEaR. Box 27i3. New York Cry The in-tru-
me ut - very light and the ''uft- printer
thin p.p~r--o that the charge By mail,
pre.. " III be very SIR, Ill par, of The CTi-
tn STATES The price Of the GOLD SgEKgR's
Crfpy alone 10 OSE DoLI.R. sent "a above. Az
.ar-ss slGNOR Jss>e: de- ASV esW
Box 27l3. New York CITY
l7-Ofi-e for the sale Of th- Coil Seeker
G ni9e and sold ometer, No. b Centre street y
Y City. where visitors may several casks Of
Caiifornia GOLD. in a rough s'sf~. exfrsef~d by
-ignor u Alveas from INA rscrsm-n Mrues.
an4 sl-e witness the operation of The Gofdom~-
ter. when held within the magnetic 'aforsee Of
the precious metal. and the unerring manner IN
which y ine'csfes the presence Of thaf end other
metallic -ut~ssaee.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-31

TNTIE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il public that he continues business at his old
stand, on Filth street. Sonth of the Starr Hons
where he makes to order all kinds Of CAR
RIAGES. Buggies, and all other vehicles in his
line. He also, keeps Il number Of articles in his
line on hand He believes his work Will COM
pare favurably with any manufactured in the
wrs,-he uses the best If materials and for flush
and beauty OF construction his work cannot be
cxc-Ii-d. His prices moderate, and terms
favorable. Thankful for past fuvors he socits a
of patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
Sept. 9th, lS4S. Silly.