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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03
The CboIera 10 Great Britain.


The CHOLERA su fingers about the suburbs OF the me-
trOyOs and ia scotland ne ravages have not seusoly
diminished The total number Of cases from the III
ception Of the raasdy up Wednesday lsst l6s
OF which e had died. $50 had recovered, and 10 con
tlIued under treatment 10 the metropolis, however
the generally than from three 70 i've
per day ara IN the provinces about tie same number
upon an average IL is ia scotland Still where the
rage continues from twenty 70 thirty pr day. The
fstsl "a the metropolis we're at week only a.
against 70 10 the preceding week and 81 IN the week
before that while the mortality for the three four
preceding weeks varied from a 70 81. The general
health continues good The deaths Ia the metro Otsn
districts I46 last week While the average for
the asst FIVE years, during the same period wss Ia
IN isolated villages the msiady sometimes appears and
carries Oh few persons Two or three cases have
been reported 10 Manchester and the same In Liver
pool the latter chiefly members Of one family VINO had
1st arrived from Dgmires bat the great towns have
been tnrOu ghOut ngulsry exempt from attack Last
week report circulated that the disease had sp
peared Paris but the alarm has Qsite suosded The
weather throughout the country IS unusually the we
scarcely remember ever 70 have experienced slcn 4
warm temperature IN December
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03
Domestic Ports.

BOSTON ..-krr srs enus P-r-j Jt1lsas ca bans
PERI Hams. rn-l-. iss1-a GF-l NGr1s1s brs i.s1-a Ma
l--s Mos Nl. 5srk P-c-nlut- Bs-t- caf--ns.' Evrs.
Ses-r.rl. ssr Ffsnai-cn.
CHARLESTON Dc AR -hIps Esls D-1lsoa, Crave. y
1.rs Nn >t.r Bishop Plai psrs Aroa sqaror bl-lr
Aesd.s. Cra-ty. Colr-cl..lt
NOZZLE. De- --Arf nrs Ns.-r-t. flr1es. Lf-rpo An
Hal fasl-u. Eu. Plr.1f Belfast. l-.ai Humphrey
f-rrrgtl G-l ssls Rsas. Adams, Banor-, Ara
" i|ars. ho Ial-Ir1.
Wv ohLk AN> De, 4lArr t Colsttatoa rl-r A1s-r7,
1afAs uf1s AcCary. ssa Bat, lErtltn Mag Ct De
beit-. Lr-fplu Caor-s1 Noltg tl-y. b1sol. re-
iata-r fr-sral Liverpool l-1-Ar Nsha1 Hofsr. Gf-l.
A-trrfsr la4s sylvester Tara l-atf Ot - Clsr-.
gf-zlr harr-. -srs Ida R1srs. h..tnl1r--
fANNAH De- ,Arr Hsrtofi sA1a-r1an ~ en- 'srss
Roma. Dosr- Boston. Cyt- h1l-r Chsr-s1 Str1-r. -
so ere shP Chsr-s Carroll Nas- Liverpool 5arss Gucrt
Ih-rl- Nl.rA. Lr.lll. CO. -aa Aa..la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

OYARD, PHILsDELPHIa Sealed Proposals endorsed
Proposals Tor Stone Tor Dry Dock" win be received At
his ONCE un the 18Th day Of January. FOR furnishing and
delivery 81 his yard, the following described b Of granite,
subject TO the inspection Of the GU neer Of the work
Class No. i-FoR GRANITE FLOOR % BAsS.-53 600 Gu
bic feet inches thick 10 slabs containing not less than
percs feet to oe pni out Of sny length, snd IN courses Of
any number OF inches wide, under foot he face
and Joints 10 DO rough hammered or Clipped 10 level
surface.
Class No. 2-slDE WALLS UsDER WArER-s,o00 Gu
bic feet ofsp division stone, 10 coues Of from % feet
thick from 4. TO feet long snd Of any width ro less than
Gas No. 3-siDs WALLS ABOVE Low wAIEs--s-ooo
cubic feet to De goi ou In courses Of from 20 Ifees
rough hammered and beyel-d inch 10 The foot the beds
surface
CLAss No f-B,cgsG s1oNE.-l00oo cubic fest Of split
dimension stone % small Size
Class No 5-CoPlNG oF wALL--eoO lineal feet ofcop-
irg foot hick feet wide, and not less than feet long
the bed 10 have level surface, snd The remainder Of the
stone rough hammered
Class No 6-wALL FoR CENTER WAYS SIS lneal fee,
nick 81 wide Of any length
lees han feet the bed TO have level surface, the Joints
aDd inches OF the upper edge Of hs sides 10 be rough ham
mered
Class No 7-BneE wAYs-7oo linesl feet, feet thick
sngIh not es. Ihsn FEET he hcsne.. msy be- in one Or
TWO The beds and onis to be rough hammered
AL The stone embraced In The above bill must be Of sound
durable description Of granite sness. free from sep
seams. The dimension sp stone must be split Oul by
wedges 10 block. with parallel beds and sides
Persous Offering proposals Will state tbs price per cubic
All ias stone Included in hs bill except the coping ,ton-
be ls0issd znd delivered such wharf al the Navy
Yard as tho Engineer may direct
Bids VIII DO received Tor Ouelzf Or he whole Of Glasses
Nos }. :, snd b. Bidders will the Quarry from
which hey propose furnish The Sl0ue aud send hs In
gce-r u tho woss samples u the Stone properly labelled
except from g1arres well kn0Wn.
Onehaf Of Classes Nos and will be required between
ne lot July and October The remainder u those Cas
between the 81 Of October sld lot Of January follow
Olhaf u Classes Nos ) and between The lst Of Octo
Der next aud January f0osing The remainder Of no bill
between tne lst of snusry add let Of June, 1880.
Payment viii DO made IN cash the delivery Of the
stone, ess . per cent when viii oe retained until tho con-
DeuOn Of he contract
Bonds " q good security, will also be required Tor the
fa1f1l frmeni Of the contract in Onetlifd
amount
Any farther Information may 30 obtsined the Office %
application ~ PdISEAs BURGESS Engineer Of the Dock
Or ~ mai. -PhLs1ephis, Dec 1873. r MOODY
IL Jl-ockIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03
DR. MANSIONS PREMIUM VANILLA

~ IOOIEWAsH-For cleaning aud preserving he
l--th AM gums, .ni swesteriug the breath.
Ih-s c-eorafec t-n;fce needs other commend suon
h.n e. The Great FAR Of 1873 The American lnsue award
% ne Premium TO the proprietor which b hs
residence
The .nis TOonw ssn . IMPOSED entirely Of vezet.-
BE suosiscces which lpxf beautiful fragrance 10 IN.
breath, and Is eancasd with the delightful aaYor OF he Va
n.s o- a. MS rendering Y .h7 mos agreeable tooth
ever presented ~ he public.
fniaeni c.esgymen, physicians disngushe. lsie. and
f.nu-nen u different sections Of he cO1oiry
u IN the highest terms for which see Circular.
Maintained snc for sac wholesale AID retsu no ,b
Original PrOpn-ior THOMAS MANSON
sarzeon Deuusi, member u the Society Of Deuts s1y
grOns " the Cry ard STATE Of Ne- York. Ia go.
prscleal dentist - Eighghs Az Abingaon a NV
.1gean-hlsaion Co Asiof House; hessin, 5l
orOad~ay hroy, Division cor CLINTON. (;uioo &c.,,
coz 1rsn1 Crnoe, b0Eery and PoQrh AZ Coddtog
toe Aison cor spring and 81 most of The tr1y1-s,. f.
eiy Ana eounIry. Prlc- Is and % cs per bore -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03
Voting Of the soldiers and -esmen-Tbe
Journals.

A. before remarked the election took place IN the
. most peaceful order.
Ths soldiers were marched 10 the polling booths In
whole regiments without arms bu, with their officers
% Al their head said by the sdherents Of Louis
Napoleon that vast majority Of the troops have voted
for that persOnsgc but, the other hand II - SAID
by the friends Of the Government that the reverse H
the case and that two regiments the 2lst and b4th
which each consists Of nearly 5000 men. voted, 70
man In favor OF Gen Cavsgnsc Il s ditculE 70 say
which is the true but IL Is evident that me
Government IL appreheBsiye Of an appearance OF a
schism 10 the army for the present occasion, con
trary 10 the practice the elections for representatives
IN, soldiers voted the msres that their votes
not kept separate from those Of others and II will con
ssauenty be impossible 20 say hereafter how many OF
the troops voted one way how many another.
The troops and seamen Of the steamers IN Merseles
pollea on the 9Th inst There were for Prince Louis
Napoleon GOA. for Gen Csvsignsc 9l4. The other
votes we're divided between the Red Republicans and
81 de Lsnartine.
Previous their departure for foreign station the
votes Of the Of two fngaes, which have sailed
within the last few dsys from Toulon were taken The
following was the state of the votes on board the
Alier: Louis Napoleon pa Gen Cavsiguac 81 Ledru-
Rollin On board the Proserpine the following was
the state Of the votes Louis Napoleon go, Gen.
Csvaigsac 10. LedruRollin p.
II appears that OF 266 journals published In 20 depart
oents Of France 81 declared for Prince Louis Napoleon
and IFS sgainst him. Among the l13 who declared
sgsnst Prince Louis Napoleon, III zeslousy supported
the canddsture Of Gen Csvagnsc 50 have not declared
any opinion, and only are opposed 10 him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03
Ovics or TAG RscElvER or TAxEs. ,

OFFICE o. THE RECEIVER Or TAxEs.i
NeN City Hal. Para
IAAEs-I~ts.-NOuc q hereby given that Al AD-
Il oirioS Of ONE PER CENT. Will b. msds on all
IA&Ls remaining unpaid On he l5lh DAY o. fEBRUARY.
al TWO PER CENT 90 the 18Th DAY % MARCH
Inc Receiver wold urge upon payers tho importance
o. nskng early payments possible. 70 avoid the
crowd aad delay which necessarily occur ust psy-
Gus 10 he per ceniases being ADDED
HoQrs for receiving money from 70 o'clock PM
5ankzoi- money ouly received
u ioMG HARVEY HART Receiver Of Tsr.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

FROM lUcArAN. The bark Florida which took
down three hundred and nifty volunteers for service In
iucatsn returned Yesterday leaving Ssal the 10Th
inst The troops all well and mos; of them had
reached Merida The papers cay they conducted them
selves with great order and propnety In Merida, on
the 4ih met celebrated great victory gained by
the whites the indians in Peo. Between this vic
tory and the arrival Of the volunteers the Nucsecos
sre iul of JOY and exultation. y o Pic. Dec. n.
The ". o. Crescent says the official account Of the
taking OF Peto by the Yucstsn force under Gen Eulos
Rossdo, is written with the usual Mexican grsndlo.
quence, which reduced to sober prose would indicate
tina, on the 29th OF November with the divisions under
his command, he attacked NzucscAb point which the
Indians had entrcnched and carried H. killing 80 Of bis
opponents and capturing II muskets, with the loss of
officer killed snd four soldiers wounded his part
On the 30ih he continued his march peto. which be
"a and oh after having len Taoes under the command
OF Colonel Leon. were stacked by the Indians, on
which account the Colonel was prevented from cccu.
owing TNmeuac The next day, however. having We
presume recovered from their CONSERVATION they took
the town without meeting the slightest resistance. Du-
ring these operations the enemy lost 80 in killed and
% prisoners The whites having only man wounded
rhe fruit OF this campaign is the possession Of or
two important towns, few muskets, together with
some ammunition Another General, Francisco ksmi.
req writes Iekax that the Indians hsd broken W
their camp there and taken of their women sad
children. doubtless with the intention of returning
prosecute hostilities.
so men, occupied the town Of Conotche after short
resistance From the various reports VI msrchngs and
hings which md in the papers come
20 the conclusion that the NucatecOes have obtained
some slight advantages, which however, may not be
retained long.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

kINDEhs,, BANDBOx, Trans ard slrsw Boards,
Dfor sale By CYRUS W. FIELD CO
~ w ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

AcE-Cnisr one year. 81 TO years. 8 TO 5, = TO
d. TOTO 90. 81 90 ST. u; 81 90 g. = - o. - -
81 % ST. 81 10 ~ s. - 90 8o O. Ed 10 o. = H 10 lo
lnEroVr.& 49,
PLAcEs ~ NATIVITY n.ied States, lb5 Ireland, q,
Eng and scotland 3 Germany. l.. Frsnce, SPAN j.
West ludi-s
IRON Hospital Bellevue 5, Peniienusry Hospital
BLACKWELL. Island small Pox DO DO Do Lunarc Asy
ium DO DO 8. Boomingdse Hospital Wards Island, p
Rardafs l.snd - Cily Hospital : Guy Prison Aims
House Bsck'Ve's Island, s C0l0red Home. Coiored
persons, IS A. w WHITE, Cly inspector
City Inspector, Ohice Dec So 1873.
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YElEw- YORK TRIBUNE.
NE
soSxgT....ro SMITH O'BRiEN
- g.
Young


Young ~ 'hN''
nue. nue. 40. rso, .aals not die Tor He
fal.n ,hsybo sgske fron foraless chaos myste H1n-
.nd rolling sons from deep pfoi,ueeu " Ne, l.s ~
" e. ~ -. md hath made the irn decree
CsA' ~ ri rs rsrs may die thy BODY BE-
DTFn ashes sueNn - - - .c,oIi ~ ZANE in irht
space fg1sedom's soEs ~ shrine of Liberty
Covsrneo ,vrsnts hearts shall fail with That nam
a. gor sa,chword true the crushed the poor Snail I'e'
ca oOs am despOis' bighting rule no longer iane
a num And stand erect while grim Oppression o'es
(,beev,st on the patriot brow bas branded shame
For all ,hs world - see and say u hes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03
CALIFORNIA.

LIOR CALIFOKNIA.-Persons bound for Caifornis
L would do well 10 call al ~ Fronsst where puuef'
cheese ard mo4sd beef beans ard dried mus are
put up IN the hest possible manner. tONLEh \ bklNN
IA 2Seods Wholesale Dealers In Produce ard Provisions
I'OR CAIItOKNit.-One sehorse power steam
engine with al The machinery necessary 10 drive Two
sets OF vertical IL hiss been IN use but rev months
and Il complete ia all is part,
Also one .5-horss power Ia ike good order Both OF
these engines built for mill purposes ere strong sud
substantial and for persons DESTROYS ~ erecting saw gs
or other mills 10 that country Just the kind OF en
gines eylulred, For sale low ny
GEORGE BlRKBECK, ia
$50 IT, ~. - aud 2l3 Westst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

\ GREAI SrATE-Oid Massachusetts has ever
taken the lead shst crest sooc useful snd proni
able she established tie nrsi school IN the United
States the nrst academy The rst college >he set up
tn frsi press printed the 1fi book and the st ae 80
paper She planted the nrsf sPpet-ee and caught tae
frsf whale She coined The nr-t mJrty, and no.s-ec
the hrs usronA faz she made the fft cana. and th-
first railroad. she invented ihe rrsf mous'trap ard
washing achnc and sent the nrst ship . discover
Islands and continents 10 tt' south sea sneproduced
TIE hrsi Phii0.ooher sni made the first pin she hred
The nrst gun Ia me Resolufion. and gave JOAN Bull
his nrst oesfns and p1; her hand nrt 20 the Decsrs
ton q Independence. she Invented Yankee poctle
AID gave name forever - tie Uaiverssl Yankee Ns
Hon Truly. great state i Massachusetts,
Memphis Tenn Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

THE SLAVE TRADE IL TIA DISTRICT OF Co.
LvNnA-The correspondent OF the Express copies the
following which Is curious snd interesting in many
spects from the National lnteigoncer Of March so
and from the Journal OF the House
H0sss Of R,y-sseaiafirss-Friday March !. lsl6-Mr.
Randolph ~ IWssna, moved the following Resolution q,
the necessity Of which and the providing remedy Tor
= practice heinous and sbominsble in making this
District depot Tor the Slave Trade Of the neghoouug
states and medium for evsdpg the laws In force by
colus.ve sales he impressed by variety Of remarks
and concluded by declaring hist u the business de
cued hy the House he would undertake Il himself aud
ferret out OF their holes and ic r,aiss Gao
carried &
AMER opposition by Mr.. Wright and support by
Mr.. G0aldsborough IL beins named ~ the suggestion
Of Mr. Hopkiuson refer the subject % select
Committee instead OF the Committee the District
the Resolution passed ~ iolOws.
Rcsoed That COMMITTEES be appointed 10 inquire iliO
the existence 81 inhumSn aud illegal trac IN Saves,
carried on In sad through Dscl Of Columbia and
port whether any necessary for he putting
stop 10 me same.
Mr. Randolph OF Va Mr. Hopklnson OF Pa Mr..
Gonldsoorough OF Md Mr.. Mayrsnt OF ;. {. snd Mr.
Kerr Of Tenn The subject laid on the table with
testimony on the 3oth OF April ard there slept for the
balance Of the session
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

OFFICE % TIA n Y. Gas LIsHr Co. Dec y, lss3.
" The Annual Election for Lhireen Directors u
MS Company VII o- he'd Ills Oece, l7s Cerue--,
ho1cay Tie sh day o. January nsxi between he hOu u
u ana i 0'cOck- A NJ
The transfer book vii be closed from The ID INST u1i
a-i-r ne e.ecuOn By order
ea Us { l. EyERIrr, secretAry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

>roViCE-Any person possessing inlrnst,o. reg ~
' lng ~ elderly sfy By tn- ram- u OhAfDoN, isley
deceased ard vho Supposed % nave oe-n eonnecre
win some ~ giols Mission or Es.bhsomen1 m rs Gun
tv 49, VII Communicate th- subscribers sha o. seiA
b = rewarded fi2l wv grimm IL MINT ~ \ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03
DRY GOODS.

1 AIDES CLOAk-, CLOAKs-at reduced prices.
1.-THE subscriber has5no0 coaks on hand which he N
sell OF In few price, and VIII those
that give him call. that they Will not be disappointed In
finding that will suit both In the article and price
Recolect, d HAWKINS, sos Grsndst between Or
chard and LUDLOW SIS HeN-YOrk dll w.
4 nn0 OyERCOAT- AND CLOAk- made IN
.OOO the mo-l elegant style with rich ning. al sizes
AMI coors from . 10 each also few Of those a.
corner Bcekman a1d Nssssu SIS g. suit store d3Ols
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

IN ,,pourpu. an, ,,NTF,CTVREK~

NO.OUU the country, worth double ne anpult- 70
r,n.rfv within three hours 81 o. the y on ne oanss
The Hudson River per cent interest VII or Pala
hsrye.rv. Address B. ~ th- Tribune once. 10 ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

" Wigs and Toupee- ne~ly IN
Fel-ec " ss snc soaps Oot.nec silver medal a. ic- air
81 ne American lrscil.-. Th-y made Of ne an-s
na-r- naf aod % 1n-quaed ~ufsr snsnp. and Cf-r TIE
superior Advantages Of extreme hKrIn-ss rarz appear
snc- A.t iuraoiny They f7ike a. 70 defy d-ec
u0n TIE ArFesi Assome1f q WIGS snc I0lp=-s h ne
ciy be s-.-c-sa from A. BArcHELoEs Malgfsci0ry
al = rear 5,caiwsy Pnys,- rooms fof hlGinz Wigs
Coy lhe address. dls Hos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

"A POCKET VOLUME

rORE EVERY YOUNG MAN IN AMERIC The Letters
Of John Quincy Adams 10 his Son on the Bible aud It's
Teachings with Introductory Preface by Hon. Horace
Greeley One small elegantly hound volume price " cis
They can be sent by mall copies for 81 just published
The seventh thousand by
DERBY, MILLER CO Auburn, n Y
For sale also by New. iOrk booksellers
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= rIK-T VESSEL FOX CALIEORNfA.-

aEys Packet Ship ORPHEUs the splendid ana iaN"i.e
Pacs-t Ship ORPHEJ : whose passages are thiln-
the shortest upon record. having inside he Noysge
From New York 10 Cork in n dsYs
FROM New York 10 Liverpool 10 ~ days
From New York 10 Csp- Horn IN 81 days -
And Will undoubtedly make he voyagS 20 san rfsl,l-'o
within one hundred days snd 81 20 % before ether GOOD 's
=. s,visy Al he same time VIII sail l1gh lsulsy
positively For passage snd the bulk oi 40 barrels
ss9riv on 'r,srt he ship or 10 2 b. SUTTON,
~ So beReeT-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

WANTED Board for a gentleman and ne daughter
w upu. The frst q May. Lccsuoa west OF b'osoNey
bese-u Reeckrr and Eighth SIS They viii mrni,h ih-lf
wv room Good references given srd required Acdress
Board. Tribune Ohce pr -
b. rb ,ood hoard on reasonable terms by applying
a. lsq ,;rsud.st References exchanged d-e Nv
Do.RnING-A few geuuemen may obtsn very Pies
ID SAT furnished rooms. with board, ~ u Lioefyst
Few doors west Of Roadway dis lm'
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-luquire Sei
4 BrosdWav Entrance n Frank.inst ca uc
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FARTHER FOREIGN NEWS
Board
List
neoQs
as 500
FRANCE.
as s"V FRANCE.
potetutns from the Interior-Khect OF the Eiec-

M.
ton.
morn We have Of hsufcs al y me same tune Ao
Gov ,ords spf0pOrton Of votes for Louis Neposoh Dai
w pg b those Tor Caya ranO "G4ch 'sfss rom
bur 70 twenty fold Io.egrspnc cispaichf nave a.
festevec today from numerous departments 80 -
~ Inc Mastrv NJ the lne0r announcing mat Lobs DO
hss recssed them 20 aud ~ per ceHt OF the
per Sntire number Of sahfsgrs ,, 49, a..
ts.ts N l. l,oyos..bs adequately % describe tue effect
sbieb the results o the elections when continue 10 Ar
bouriv nave produced the Chamber. All parties
ovs,s l.eav tnundersuck toe partssus OF Bonaparie
80 csrcelv less 90 than tnOse 81 Csvaignac majority
"a. expected indeed counted Win certainty by a.
srEEut none expected such universal acclaim As that
which hss burst upon Paris from every quarter Of the
Ptountry.
over IL has ceased 70 be- contest The only qges
ZION now the amount Of the numerical ratio Of the
for 5xhos population by whose voices Prince Louie VIII
the he proclaimed Chiei ~ the None Of the caeu
sous are less than four diths and the Dbdfs mode
and impartial organ, this morning says that he may
ieA probably scventns Of tne whole Inc danger
GEO now ia that In the 'enaDemeuL 0y which toe people
dan now affected the cry OF 'Viye lEmpereur may be
seriously raised and II 90 the most ssgacous would
md II difficult cay what would be the issue.
The latest accounts received with regard 10 the cleo
con ton state thst the number Of votes known amount 70
WI 10000 OF 7-2O 900 are for Louis Napoleon and
Los "a. go for General Csvagnac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03
FOit CALIFORNIA Tn

FOR CALIFORNIA; Pac'hc AdVenni
49, Assoc lsiion having purchased ne me lasts
.<-r-,snew brig. SARAH MCFARLAND. copper-d ana
copper fastened intend equppng her m ihe best manner
for an rs months yoyage The shares are nNed Al - racn
rev members waned 10 III up the number, "nch i
limited Al % 4 meeung vii be- he'd ~ sonesAs h'a'.
ISL Futont ths evening a. u o'clock Persons VINO "sa
10 20 and can give good references Invited 10 attend
The vessel viii positively BE- ready 10 sal he ION Janasy
Persons az invited call dufinf he Day on 1 BILL
- Frontst or X N CHATTERTON, lS Fulton st where
full particulars can b. obtained
Ss0fw- : J Cl-RTls. Secretary pro TEN
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%rEW-YORK ANDHARI.Ru RAILROAD co,
PRESENTS, &C JUST FROM EUROPE
l,0if YQfehes yelceiyg Srrer JVars, Sc
AT SQUIRE A. RhOTHERS

PRESENTS, &C JUST FROM EUROPE
Gof Watches, Jetoeyg, Sfrey Ware S.
AT SQUIRE s. BROTHERS
- 81 FULTON ST. near William, and ~ Boysfy
IN One " tho hrn has just returned from Europe
IL Il where he has been selecting goods and making ar
CD rzDgements with different manufacturer. 80 thst
sna he enabled 20 supply customers very pnces
~ receiving Cur goods direct from the manufacturers m
Europe
Gold Patent Lever Watches. oil iewssd, low a. So
Gold aiches low so sx5 nos warranted Tor time
God and Silver Watches u al Kinds
God Chans-ycs fO1, pattern Of l.dles chain.
COD Meddiog klogs made expressly for he purpose
OOld Lock-ts, lac watches, open both sld-s
silver Tea SETS, Silver FORKS, Knives, Spoons. 6e
We PRIDE Ourselves on oar Silver the quality g Of Dol
lars .aesE p-iterns and prices low new article Of lm
tauon silver forxs and Spoons which look equally a.
a. he genuine Silver Silver Plated Csstors
waters, &c d large assortment
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