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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

WAR IN SOUTH AMERIoA.-A letter from Port
Aligne, BRAZIL, published in the New York Courier,
announces the early commencement OF the long-taked
OF war between Brazil and the Argentine Republic the
former going into as the ally Of Paraguay, which has
been for some time menaced by Governor Rosas, who
claims that she is and per force shall be province
of the Argentine Confederation.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

Awful RAILROAD AccDENr,-The Montgomery
Of the Georgia Railroad broke through the bridge over
Yellow River at Madison whereby was precipitated
to the depth OF fifty feet and all on board the cars were
killed ~ O"'S "eio
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

TEXAS AND THE CLAIMS OF HER CREp1ToRs-It an.
pears that the whole debt of Texas is about Sl20
900, sum which her public lands will be able amply
topay off, but it is feared that the plan will be adopted
actual specie funds which Texas received for it, and
to ascertain what that is, the value OF Texas money
the dates OF the different issues is to govern in redn
cling the amount to actual cash value This course ie
denounced by the creditors than open repud
ation Nearly eight millions of the claims have been
filed in the office otthe comptroller according to the law
lor which certificates OF the par value have been issued
amounting to about four millions. The time for fline
these claims. it is expected, will be extended till No
vember 1851.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

FROM SANTA FE.-Letters have been received in ST.
Louis from Santa Fe, confirming the accounts given of
the murder Of Mr.. j. M. White Mr. Galloway, and
Others and the capture Of Mrs White and her daughter
by the Indians. The news reached Santa Fe on the
night OF the 29th October. The next morning Mr..
Aubry wrote to Vegas Mora River, Taos, and other
places, directing his friends send out the Mexicans to
negotiate for the ransom Of Mrs White and her child
and authorised them to draw on him for $1,000 1t was
feared the Indians would ask larger amount. The
father of Mrs. White resides in the State of Virginia
and is said to be wealthy.
The Indians in the neghbourhood of Santa Fe daily
commit Observation-Disclosures and murders are not
unusual occurrences. Thirty-six men belonging to a
California party, killed by Indians, between the
Rio del Norte and the Copper Mines about the 10th
October
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03
TEXAS AND SANTA FEE.

The following resolution was offered in the Sc
nate of the United States on Thursday, by Mr..
Houston, of Texas
ResolUed, That the President OF the United States be
requested to communicate to the Senate all the official
correspondence since the 4h OF March last between the
Government ofthe United States and the military au-
thority stationed at Santa Fe; aso all the correspon
dence between the State OF Texas and the United States
Government, relating to the boundary occupation of
the Territory Of Texas by the troops OF the United
States also, the reasons why the judicial authorities of
the State Of Texas have not been recognized by the mill
tary authorities at Santa Fe.
Most of these inquiries would have been much
more pertinent whilst Mr.. Polk was in power than
at present. We have no doubt the President will
be prepared to answer them, and those also of Mr..
Venable in the House of Representatives, with
that frankness which has ever distinguished him.
If Congress should see fit to recognize the demand of
Texas the Santa Fe country would be sufficient to form
State whenever Texas should avail herself of the
privilege OF subdivision embodied in the act OF
nexation. The admission OF California, with similar
privilege OF future subdivision, would remove the ag
tatng question OF slavery in the Territories from the
public councils OF the nation and we think that all
good citizens might find matter of congraulaton
ing that troublesome subject placed under the control OF
competent local authorities.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

Norma to be produced in Boston on Monday eve a..
ming by troupe Of 'colored ladies and gentlemen"
said TO be liberated slaves According to the Transcript
gentleman who witnessed rehearsal, asked the prima
Piled "not before an ordnance, but ii the rest Of EN-
don't sing to suit me, I'll fix em after the performances
are over"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

OBsTRUcrING THE STREErs.--George Sharp was yes
terday fined 81 for obstructing Broad street, between
Eth and 18th
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

During the week ending on Saturday there were for
y ork, "
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

MELANCHOLY AFFAR.-We learn from passenger
on the steamer Annes Croker, from Red River this
morning. that an affair OF honor took place at Shreve-
port or about the Goth inst, between the Hon. D.
Hester, formerly Representative from Caddo parish,
and Dr. Green of Shreveport in which both parties lost
their lives. We have yet received no farther part-
culars Of this melancholy and fatal affair-N. O. Pic.
Dec %
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

TERRIBLE GALE AND Loss OF LIFE-Two wind
mills belonging TO Mr.. William c. Moore, on the sea-
side OF Princess Anne county, blown down during
gale on Saturday, the ed December, and Mr. Alfred
Moore, son OF w. c. Moore) being in one at the time,
and young man by the name OF Pallet, in the other,
were both dangerously injured. By some unaccoun-
table means Mr.. Pallet had his throat badly cut
Mr.. W. C. Moore being in the mill with his son at the
time OF the accident, was crushed to death by the fall
ing timbers.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03
INTEREST ON THE STATE DELFT.

SECOND AUDITORS OFFlcE,}
January Sd, 1850. {
III public debt registered on the books of this office
will be paid on application on and after Friday the Adj
instant. j. BROWN Ir
jas St ID Auditor.
~ and Vanilla flavoured-Lcorice Jujube Paste, for
Coughs &c.-Mrs. Jervs Cold Candy. for sale bv
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
ia D " MAN street, corner 18th.
H. up Naptha; Mrs Gardners Balsam Liverwort;
Wistars Balsam Wild Cherry; Ayers Cherry Pectorai
and other popular Cough remedies, for sale by
PURCElL, LADD u CO., Druggists
ia 5 " Main street, corner 18th
a BUNCH OF KEYS was picked up yesterday
4 VA near the Old Market House, which the owner can
obtain by calling at this office and paying for this adyer
tisement in al
WV ANTND, a SITUATION, by respectable
Wv Young Woman, either as Housekeeper or Chill
drens Nurse-would have objection to 90 to New
Orleans, or anywhere South; permanent situation.
wlha respectable family more an object than salary
can procure city reference and may seen DURING three
days il not engaged by leaving lire at the Office of
this paper, dire ced to Miss stating where an inter-
view may be had. Ia 3-lt*
FOR NEW YORK-FIRST PACKET.
- VIRGINIA IN LINE OF RICHMOND AND New York
PACKETS. The superior fine fast sailing new packet
schooner RICHMOND. Capt, Samuel Dearborn, hay
my 'he pulk OF her cargo engaged, and going board
WI sail with t all possible dispatch. For balance of
freight, OF 300 packages tobacco or passage having
superior accommodations, apply to Captain On board at
Ludlam's wharf, or
ja3 DAVID CURRIE
E'ARMERS' BANK OF VIRCINIA.-Ihe
H. President and Directors of this Bank have declared
dividend OF Tour per cent out of the profits of last six
months, which will be paid on or after the 18th inst.
subject to deduction OF percent. bonus on the capital
10 the oate leaving o& per cent nett to stockholders
January I'd, 1850. j. G. BLAIR Cashier
ia 3--3taw2w
hound PIASTER.-l00 terces for sale by
"a ia DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
NOR SALE. likely Woman, 40 years of age.
H with Child years old. The Woman is good
p'''" '00A' washer &c. Apply FPGL E e. COOK,
Agents and Auctioneers,
Ja3 Pearl street
HzRAiN AND BKAN ,I BAGS \. g for sale Sae BY
NDEPPER AND GING: E1R.--Grain and ground
ia WILLIAMS l. CLAIBORNE
MANAGERS oFFiCE-D. PAINE & CO.
For this day at s o'clOek-capals 5000 1000, 900.
At oclock--captaIs: $25 900, 5 of 5000 20 of75o
&C. Tickets S..
Drawn numbers of Bel Air Lottery, ClassA
10 70 20 Is 81 SO IS As AZ % 8 l9
jas c. w. PURCELL, g. Co
LOO d Ans WHITE BRAZIL isU-
400 boxes Cheese
100 bbs Tanners Oil.
For sale by
jas DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
II LIVERPOOL SALT 1900 sacks in store. for
M sale by
jas DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
sd FOX NEW YORK.-~The regular racket
60 schr HENRY B. GIBSON, having part OF
her cargo engaged, and going on board at LudIam's
wharf, will have Dispatch For balance of freight OF
jas RANKIN & WHITLOCk.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03
CITY AFFAIRS.

GENERAL JAIL DELIvERY.-On the LIST instant, Ser
geant Ferguson lost several board rs, through the Off
clousness OF certain friends of the inmates of the Valley
Inn. NO one OF the boarders who SO unceremonously
lett the Inn on that day, however, expressed even the
slightest dissatisfaction with the fare or the general con-
duct OF the establishment
Amongst those who procured release from "durance
vie, we noted man named Norman Quary, who had
oeen confined in jail some months in default of surety
or good behaviour He procured his release through the
isfumenality of his wife, at whose instance, by the
pye' he was and has been on prior occasions, mpri-
sohed lie is said to be turbulent dissipated man. and
VIII doubtless speedily resume his old quarters in the
Valley Inn
Another candidate for the free air of heaven and the
snow-clad fields of liberty, Joseph Hooper, party
10 the case OF Cooper Hooper, recently before the
mayor. lie procured bail, and is now as free as the
remorseess Cooper who consigned him to the shadows
OF the Valley
several others were also released under the hope that
with the new year they would begin new life May
the hope be realised.
"A CHRISTMAS TRIcK.--Wliam Anderson, colored
man, who has lived many years with Messrs. Hubbard
Gardner & Carlton, and who is repued to be an indus
tous and wel-behaved servant having obtained per-
MISSION to spend the Christmas holidays the upper por
on OF the State made the necessary arrangements to
take Inc cars Christmas morning for the Junction. He
purchased supply Of new clothing day or tw before
Christmas, which he carefully slowed away in his trunk,
and then packed the remainder of his wardrobe in a
Dag Having rather more baggage than he could con-
veny transport to the depot he procured the services
OF colored man, who very willingly assisted him in
cryng it thither After deposting the baggage in the
cars, Anderson ecollected that he had failed to obtain
an article needed and learning that the cars would not
leave the depot during the space OF 10 minutes started
OFT to procure it, Whilst he was absent the fellow who
assisted In the transportation Of the baggage went TO
the cars and demanded it, stating that Anderson had
determined to remain in the city day or two longer
1t was delivered, and the fellow made off with it. The
value OF the clothes thus taken was put down at s27
Anderson returned to the cars, and learned that his
| Christmas trolc had been ended before it had be-
| gun. He could scarcely realize the unwecome truth
that ne was ruined negro He speedily made up his
mind, however, as TO the line of conduct proper to be
pursued. The negro must be apprehended, at all ha-
Zars Anderson searched every nook and corner in the
city, and then raversed large district of country in
the vain effort to find him. Five days were thus occu-
pied On Tuesday last Anderson had the nehable sa.
tisiacon to overhaul the rogue in this city He at once
handed him over TO officer Pearce, who locked him ut
till Friday Oh which day the matter will be inyestiga
| ted.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

oECoND AUDITORS UFFlCE, :
January Sd, 1850.
VIE seml-annual interest due on that part of the
~ public debt registered on the books of this office
viii be paid on application on and after Friday, the Alb
instant J. BROWN, Jr,
jas St ID Andtor
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03
ing timbers.

On Saturday night, the 22d December, Mr. Jas. Jar
WIS., OF Portsmouth, caught burglar in his dwelling,
who drew pistol on Mr.. Jarvis Mr. J. knocked him
down, secured his pistol, and after whipping him well,
LET him off
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

The great Erie Railroad Of New York is being push
ed forward with unhagging energy. The Tribune
says
The contracts for the continuation of the Erie Rail
road to Hornelsvlle, ~ miles, have all been given
at very low rates The number OF bids was large and
lle competition such that contracts were secured at much
loWer rates than were anticipated. The whole AZ miles
wlll DC completed and igoned by the LIST Of September
next Tor about four hundred and fifty thousand dollars
ready Tor the trans, being less than eleven thousand
doaT5 per mile So this great work progresses toward
the West. la 1851 We shall be able TO 90 from
Plennonlto the Lake by this route
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

RELIGIOUS PAPER AT SAN FRANoIsco.-A gratifying
evidence OF the advance OF civilization in California rs
the generous support already given to religious teachers
oinewspapers By the last intelligence from San Fran
cisco, we learn that religious paper Presbyterian
called the Waterman is about to be established in that
civ
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

a BUNCH OF KEYS was picked up YESTERDAY
IA near the Old Market House. which the owner can
obtain by calling at this office and paying for this adver
lSeineht. ia 3-lt
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

HUJUBE PAsTE.-Jujube Paste, Rose Lemon
~ and Vanilla Observation-Disclosures Julube Paste, for
Coughs, & DC Jerys Cold Candy, Tor sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists
ia 3 90 Main straat tornar I1,h
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

NTOR CoUGns, COLDS, &c.-Hasting's sy
- - rup Naptha; MIS-. Gardeners Basam Liverwort;
and other popular Cough remedies, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

Wv Young Woman, either Housekeeper or Chill
drens Nurse-would have no objection to go to New
Orleans, or anywhere South; permanent situation,
can procure city reference and may be seen during three
days if not engaged, by leaving lire at the office OF
this paper, cted to Miss F. stating where an inter-
view may be had "a 31t*
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03
TIL E AT r. .

H H "A I h II
SEXTON and CHIPPENDALE. Managers
THURSDAY EVENING, January Sd, 1850,
Will be presented Shakspeare's Tragedy of
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

II wiII be observed that wherever Tho Who.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

sa FOR NEW YORK.--The regular packet
Ssls.As schr HENRY B. GIBSON, having a Dart OF
her cargo engaged, and going on board at Ludlam's
wharf, will have dispatch. For balance of freight OF
passage, apply to Captain on board, or to
jas RANKIN & WHITLOCK, +
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

sftH TON NEW IOth-FlRSI PACKET.
,ssA4A VIReINlA LINE OF RICHMOND AND New YoRK
PAcKETs'G superior fine fast sailing new packet
ing the bulk of her cargo engaged and going on hoard
vii! sail with all possible dispatch For balance of
freight, OF 300 packages tobacco or passage, having
superior accommodations, apply to Captain On board at
Ludlam's wharf, or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23

CuHraat.t.N u.f>.-.-The Board .f Aldermen
n.tat PSI Yesterday. a-! So, ia,ie.t. o.. a.,-r
- Ia tire evening" TIE r-ao.pa, subject oi general
interest was f.. reorganization '' the Cry ln-
sract0rs Department. Which provoked q .on- tail
cas- and u.st .asa's .ar.o.. debate lnr I.a' r'
sl..s were. aa increase 0. i.- 'i. inspect 81
ar it. create o' "a H'" '.er" 'N us ''I a''i''" ''
aHi sant-y visions 0r me APP ''l'e"' gu. '',
He1ta W a .at i.r ordinance - many ''o t'''
b. tns boar- no" a"t.ii1; iAe action 90 ''e As
'i''ii'' '' DE- '' '"' ''.''
reusation o' i.' '.t I''i ''. '' '' per
anna".-'' 'lNr eliza, .'. '.' '..'' '''.''' '' 49,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23

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announce Dr. ln f..In- .i "ar.' IlIi- t.'i''I
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@hp '''ii''i'
bWaIlv disagree With u- 900 iH'-
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F''''
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disseminate .I iA'
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rn
U'i' Dr.
TIT NEA-iOkh TRIBUNE
rlrs nrr.~ las appeared d4ru. d.. pres.
,,ael IN a,' ENLARGED .orm..d 81. better tspc IT,,
aooouu, tha Editor cises p. p, groath and prs
merit, is v.ry s'r.uy aud ought % encourage th0s,
49,, olssti14 tie sa..it nl nu independent course
boa the public pres. W e have Drrh nlt POM, Z
.,pa weeks % express our sense o' ihc otIi'aii
ofour ,hol. country iu aI l's Imf oNahi 'iDf SIS
totla N0r Yak IuL4a,. and We OF. glad 10 Ia,.
g. nl.asaut opp1ituuity for doing o.
IIc Tuiun, at tins mom'.t So r' t' p
is tl. most Influential newspaper Dub tl. tait.
s,.tes II l,alml.t the only lape- circulate
,-.oIy D. ,., ,,.a.. c-,.s,-- 's'Gr1 e ''1 ' -'t'
people 80 IErcD 'o Doe honestly a'' '''...t
"''ea 60 t... .'.r'.', UI r ~. r,.. Is. c,
s.t ' at.. a4,'.,c, Of the American ,.,'.a
io'iDuN' y e..'s "c' ",,r. ~ -'.' ..,..
a.I. an ral.a. la {. economics cons r,at,c
By hap, accident or cHregnoo'. p9rpos. o1' De-
I., T"i.." io'ts ~ position nac2eud.ntof class.
and pare' aud MANAGES 70 e.. tn. ca. ~ 'no',
VI ND. c,.b .,hc- disable o. tell the CONNER
oa' class 'he "aa'. ''sli,' i,a',o' %. ,, ''
,p1 ,,"Nsa~d wishes Of ,he capitalists Wme it
often ,ecn' - favor oP'"lon' toA. enoan,'r fr''.
!, by r[ra'n,n, r6c common interests OF Cap,al
ard Laaor lr socialism the er2ani Of rs u9'''-
'aa mo.c sober Tor i've years past aud not
from ~aa5 Of ,oa-'se. ea, nom s'o~'n %. sense .
sr1cre and less suspicious Upon die important
questions @. Leoo., Llnd helol%, Ma', ia, ~,
Of popalar 81. ca.a,.ou to aos through banks ttar
moderate their '"h'm'n'' 'nd direct 'n'' excess
re- y1,ia,, always possessed courage fresh
ness, good oeee5 ~'a' 'ymf'mgit, a94 '',' II, u'
"a larcc measure OF the ballast of good sense an,
sober jadatrt ,t .'S o S''E yp, t n',,
and cxctor questions, t. preserve their dignity
~. Cd.
ard Reputable, ~. 'o1a.e,, , n-' od ' ~.
most dangerous coasts. AID We admire tt, seaman
ship and toe soanaos',9 me S.,' "n'on has car
cnm,tnacc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
sc lit)tDIS.
fH NI>S. ~

lHNINC IN-rIT' TE.-LYON's Classical sni
Commercial bltfI.li->cNOu Dor OIHg trnlgm.H ".
wing tnsuutf I-lrftHu. NrH. loIk WILLIAM Z.
Lyon 4 NJ Prrril sl .nd Proprietor
Tr- ln-iuHon ees bounded hy he present proprietor.
a. uas been I succession operation under bis manage
mr1t nr twelve .-hft Hast None hIt buafdcrs are IT,
rriyri The fW'er uf pupils hA- usually ranged between
and i " varying from tu ~ These are d. died
INTO four uud-r experienced and Efficient
constantly and thoroughly flcsi every branch -
= c.s..ss and commercial education. Tie Principal de
votes himself n i" 49, hrn- oi his pupils and Is alone
responsible lo hi- patrons
Tarr,f0~n stunt Nsf % mile from Now York and Ia
visited --vrrs times atay b. steamboats, snd by cars u
he Hudson River Railroad.
f. promote graz snt ~recness n carriage and In
general h~a ll f-sto pnsnt OF tr phY steal stem. tns
PurcYa has Introduced cuLr-e ~ elementary military
Instruction 10 accordance win ne T. Infantry tacucs,
under hai uperof act ran. Col " TompSins, Of v Y
The mora fare 81 youth being aVaysa consideration
~ he first importance an object ~ sociud" with ihs
PrncpH. I'D bring bis pupil. fo conduct themselves under
he sanitary Influence ot nora ard religion. prncipe- but
without interfering % 81 with the ienes u particular de-
nominations
The Principal liberty refer % d.r1 gi.hed gen
uemrn be- have psfrullrd b- SohoO bgt deems uuue
cr-safy a. rnhafrs-s hIu-f the ecuon Of namr-
the iu- uu0n = vel Known 10 New York and s-e~ here
The Pnncpa Is deferuned hat instruction 100 all branch
-hs be- Nos. thorough elementary pnlc prs receiving
hat .ircl attention winch heir paramount importance d.
mands
For additional iaGnuauon apply 70 the Principal Al ths
Institute
Prospecuse- may be- obaIsed Al Clark Austin Co's
bookstore A5 Bfoalway Rsyn0rs b00ssJrr 10 Rowrry
and Al s~ysra " he prucipa H0t-ls uli lwTTh&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
INSl RANCE.
THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE COnPA-

Ny " TIE CITY or NV d Ohh,
ONCE CoRNfR of bsfFSAl.H tSD Dry SIS oyER THE
NoRrH RWlR BANK, fsgfr1nre ~ Dey,'J
CASH CAPITAL $500, 900.
INsCRtN. isAfN.r Toss 0s DAMAGE ~ FIRE oN THE
NNsr FAt1sAlLE rfsms
DIRECTORS
Levi Agar Jo,~f Brown, O.trander.
H0pp0cf, b Van AlEeu Valentine kirby,
Nm n Deitz. RaldoP Mann.Ey Hoppock
y " Bgulan. Freeman Campbe Ward A. WOcJ,
Nathan r. Weed. Croue Adams, David Magic,
ssml-. p lwu.al, R rf.hOs, Wm. Hlsace
Fielding :. Grant, Theodore Marine, Robert P. Getty.
CkOWEL ADAMS, President
GE0R.E " s,sssf, Secretary.
Thu. Company : 0rgao red under The Law 4 he Stale
Of New YORK, and having s Capital a. paid IN IN Cqsh
wi be- prepared % receive rr1posas and issue policies
Tu-scag tlc - Apr, l.50 az us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23

e4--.a- r. grading '--..
a-- ara ragged down ,. t.e.r ..ra.. Wac
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