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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
HieoirGl.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
rr VA sTINCS'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPH-

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
ODr HASTINGS'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPH-
THAThe wonder and doubt felt By the medical faculty
when DR. Hastings prucla med the durability OF pulmonary
consumption by the Of Naphtha remedial asoH, has
now after Gig years OF TRIAL settled down into deep con
vction that there few IN which consumo-
ton cannot bs cured by Dr. HASTlNGS'S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF NAPHTRA. In every IN which Il has
been tired In England the United States has been fol-
lowed BY immediate relief and Ultimate sus Ia the B'en-
helm Free Dispensay under the charge Dr. hast'nss
during FIVE years tina. the Nsphhs has been in use srs
has not single death from disease Of the lungs while
previously patients had died almost every week In inoP-
srt consumption the effect If the Nsphth, Syrup
is almost miraculous and effected IN incredible!
,hot spacs otua the adv and ersa
IA the third last dreadful division Of this hitherto scurs-
BILE disease effect equal, wonderful This period 10
marked by the eIpecioaion OF the tuoercespn cheese
hike particles mixed pus blood, etc and most
generally accompanied with severe diarrhea On admin
erng the Nsphtha Syrup the formation Of the tsberces
il almost instantly arrested the foreign matter thrown Of
the tgberces formed destroyed and the breath
ing immediately becomes easier anu the patient the
third night after first taking the syrup oen able to en-
Joy quiet nights rest thing unknown for weeks prev-
ously - - -. .,.-c,, nor-,r
"a a. that is asked By the proprietor prove this medicine
to be all TIA; has been stated.
BRONCHITIS.
Bronchitis hls IN this remedy sure and speedy cure,
and ged by all the medical faculty to he with
out rya IN the speed, OF bronchitis both acute and
COUGHS COLDS AND CATARRHS
Weld 20 the influence of Na9hths Syrup often IN the
short space OF forty eight hours.
MIGHT swEAIs.
This distressing and weakening accompaniment 20 con-
n,ion and other instantly stopped BY the use
Of the Nsphiha Syrup
SPLITTING OF BLOOD
Tue most attacks OF splitting Of blood have mVa-
aby been s,oppei within the short space Of thirty min
utes and all disposition Of the same pro-
vented 10 conclusion the proprietor warrants the Naph-
tha Syrup only the best but the only certain cure
for Pul.onary Consumption aud all other diseases Of shs
lungs
Tie short space of newspaper advertisement VIII not
adm II the publication OF the many hundred certificates
received by the agents this city and also from every part
Of the United States but every person interested IL re-
suested TO call and them at the sce No 5 Green
wch-s where pamphlets and every Information Will he
fee, furnished Mono genuine without the written sig
nature Of N. A =. HARRISON on ths wrapper Of each
bsttle 81 per bottle. sx bottles for s.
Principal Office No. l5t Gree awch St. NewYork Also
for sale al the following places y. NJ. Gulon, NO lU
Bowery; yno B. Dodd. No Ill Broadway; j. l. Cod
dington, No. 1913 Hudsos-st.
Beware OF cOunteTieits do imruihaS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
Jnsuranre Companies.

Jnsuranre Companies.
HUDSON RIVER FIRE ISSUR-
4 AECE COMPANY, Waterford, n. I.
CASH CAPITAL $4,000
Gnoe Ne. 40 Eall-st., 81 tnhsttaE BenS B1ilaiss
This Company continues 70 Fns kisss Oh I1s
fsyors5s terms and the pubic nay rest assue sai
al osses sustained ~ this C0mpsny VIII be IOeray DC
promptly adjusted ana PAID 0. then Hswf,.s ocs u
nonsy clTrszi ~ 'as 5sREs II this eIiy.
IsAIAH BLOOD Srssleszs.
+ AvEkT Secretary
n. X. GODET Ass,sta9t SScretsry ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
HARMS, MILLS and FACTORY for
Gcnscs to fet.

DART of HOUSE for a small family,
II pleasantly located above sth ST and between list aad
oh lent 500; or the whole cs house a,
reet not exceeding $5ee Apply TO I. 8. YOUNG Co,
No. 81 CseftlAndt. ST sH'
T0 LET-The Store and Loft No. 81
Il yehnN., corner of NAssaa Inquire al Messrs
W. plNNEO CO.'S. No. 80 Cedsr-S.. corner 81
william. J6ivs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

YVO LET-A large Room suitable for a
u Club Room. or Private Parties also Siesp2s Ap.s-
nents 10 Let Inqxrs at Ne. Murray s,s. dB Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
Gopartnersbip.
y COpARTNERSUIP heretoiors

FI,HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
II e.i.t.nr under the arm Of HAGGERTf. DRAPER
JONES u tins day dissolved 3D. mniusi consent ras
individual partners vii ante - the seW emsat Of iAs
OGDEN II AGsERrY
SIMEON DIAPER
ARTHUR JONE3
Tie undergrad have formed cOplrsae shiP aa4sf tia
frm Of HAGGE9TY, JONkS co aed VII e'aasse
81 Niiiianl At eorueT Vi Pine >, New You Jaa lst
WILIIAMC HAGGEarf,
OGDEN HAG4kRrY.
ARTHUR I JONES
The Undersigned has temporary, akes A. Ofce % 81.
correr of william and Pinssls no 49, fSr the psrps.
al making Special Sales" al Aueilna, u Bruts stpco.
&c sc at the Exchange ard where ana also tas ne
got,a,ion Of Bis Notes Bills 4 Etchanee .ad otse.e
enr,i,es on Coun,ss,on SIMEON DRAPER
New-Sors, Jan |. 1883 Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
Clothing.

9 II IPPI \ G-NANY aad ARMY
~ MkSSES,-HCsys;al Department snd 'aniies sappisd
with al xmas OF Storss, al X. ". PREScoTr'S whole
sale estsolisk nent, No. u wslla
hr PiescSu respectfully informs hin friends ard the
pubic that be has associated with aura Il G. GeNEr
xsQ whe NJ devote bis attention the above bassnss
Ctoce Wues Brsneies Cordiais Porter, Ale and CiSer
Also Fruits Preserves and Ggars 81 tbs bss quality
stsntly % hand $50 &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
Dasuerrscippes ano Gasraoings.
Camps ano Burning flnios.

HNHE LARGEST and best assortment of
Il Lamps, Girandoles, Chandeliers, Csadelabras, all
Lanterns OF the latest styles and patterns be found
z S. CONKLlN'S No. S93 Hudson-s Al those who
design purchasing goods IN the above line viii de well TO
ea and examine. His proes will be found ~ he u per
cent less than other establishment IN the city Also
hand well selected assortment of Glass ana Bntsnla
Ware Globes Shades, Lamp Glasses and Wicks Of every
DESCRIPTION Sperm and Lard OIL, CaRphshs and Burning
fl1d Goods sent 10 any part Of The cay or carefully
packed fer the country. ca 5nTuThSSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
EOR SALE.-A Mandatory, with the
At PRIVATE SALE.-The Lease

IA and Furniture Of large frst-class Hotel IN the
4. sstrrp usrt of the State OF NewYOTk. Tbs House n
and doing large and profitable bl-
,ness For price and fall particulars of the above apply
70 ANTHONY J. BLEECKERt Auceoneer,
- No. 7 Broad ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

THE NEW-EN LAND LIVE
STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY OF Eew-Hs,ss
Coma lsurs Aoses cattle &c, against oss ffsia death
ether rom Eztnra accident disease Of any do
srIEsien vhaIsvsr. Nsw-Yosf Agescy, No. " w4l-st
T- %. HAkT. Agssf-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
IT PRIVATE SALE-At BROOKLYN,

IN very valuable Wharf and three Blocks OF Grouhe.
yyvn ps from The RIVER along Goid-s TO Pymesth
iooui,e Tor terms nd full particulars, Of ANTHONY j.
bIEECKEK AuctiOneer. No. Brosd-st., where a map
Of The property can be sseR. Jb"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
EOR SALE cor EXCHANGE for CITY

II PROPERTY beautiful Country Residence, Ia the
village Of Wilton. Coma, situated the Daabury road ~
miles the New Haven and three minutes walk from
the Stamford ard pAnbury Railroads IL consists OF two
story sme HOUSE, with attic and one acre Of ground,
tssieuly laid out with trees and shrGb9cry IN abundance
The house and premises good order II Will he sold low
For further particulars inquire OF -.... -
JAS DERRICKSON& CO,
d3ou No. los Fuitoa-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
BSON'S PATENT LIGHT and

~ HEAT RErLECTING STOVE GRATE-rhs great
superiority OF this unique Stove Crate every siAer
DOW fully proved BY the continued sneressng demand
England that the patentees have appointed HENRY l.
lBBOTSON, of New-Yozk. then Agent for the United
stes (where the said Crate "a also pasnted By the
OF tbs Crate there great saving OF fuel and ali the
and heat completely thrown the al
ford degree o; cheer zness and warmth which the
fuel ~oeld fa 20 produce any ordinary fire.
place SAID Stove Crates be hSd either perfectly plan
with decorations and may be operation AZ
the osbce OF the Agent No 2s Pearls between Maiden
- LII,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
9haures for Bnsiitess men.

ITO JEWELL S or WATCH
CAsERs For sale or lease !e~eiJ nd s
=. ,I ns with steam power, gas bght ana every
~ "a ~ xrsneDcs requisite, and desirable location Tue
his concern viii he sid OF leased and the owner WI
arran re from the concern $40 600 70 - O0e
,.r ,esT Fer furihsr information. address yEWELLEH.
Rax 900 Lower Post Office New York NoHe need APP
nv uEiess they have q capital % invest % ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
miscellaneous advertisements.

NOTICE.-The business OF COLLlS q
Y CHAPLIN, and Of A II. COILS. Is removed 70 e
80 Cedar-st, OF William. Messrs W W. Pinneg
Co. u ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

A GENCY and STOCK for SALE
IN siaoo- A party having cash credit tothis amount
for purchase OF the Stock Of Goods held BY the present
Aseut can also the exclusive Agency OF the manu-
facturers The business Is profitable, well adapted 10 Me-
chsnic Engineer the articles Principally used
with iean and sales chiefly fer cash Adj
drsss Boz q 1896 Post Office. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
NOR SALE-The COUNTRY SEAT,
s s,s me- For 'e' sosltR MORGAN. No Pins.t

LNOR SALE-The House aud Lets
n Nos 2aa ane "a, Diyislonst corner of Clnson-s'
having A frout of Is feet on Division The above
excellent stand for the Grocery business For furthN
Ncuia, apply TO j. ii. GRIPPING. No ~ Nesey st fen
lto2p NJ. ID W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
6ats, Gaps, Sc.

Il OSSUTH HATS-With or without
feathers for Gents, yesns Gents Youths and Boys
with large assortment of fashionable Hats aud Caps
Ladies Bonnets, at MONARQUES, No. a@ Bovery
d3l ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

CAMPHENE, BURNING FLUID,
~ OIlS-W holesale and Retail. at the lowest market
pres. Also lamps Of every description AZ @. y. DfErz
No ISL Greenwich ST. doom above Bsrelay-s e2s sms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
DEAL ESTATE-The subscriber is

Agent for the sale Of a number Of first and second
class Houses with all The modern Improvements situated
on the east aide between and jh and 0stween Isl
and 2Oih ss Prices varying from So 500 to $lt O Also
several Lots situated the most desirable part OF the city
Ren,s collected Se Once hours before 10 ana from
Sto7P M. AUGUSTUS q LEWIS,
d,Q ,vs No So Staston-st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-22
COM M ON COUNCIL.


BOARD oPALDE RMEN.
JAN II This Board met at the usual hour, Mr. Comp
ton in the air The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved
PETITIONS REFERRED
RemonstIance Of citizens Of the Twentieth ward
istreet Petition for the construction OF
from Baysrd street Bowery. down Chatham street to
connect With Mott street. Protest against confirm alton
Of assessment for paving Twenty ninth street. OF
Stephen Van Nostrsnd, in behalf Of the widow and chill
dren Of John Kelly late a policeman, for months
ordinance the driving cattle through
the streets OF charles Devlin in the matter of
in Twenty street. between the Sixth and Eighth
avenues.
Another communication was received from his Honor
the Mayor transmitting letter from the resident ply
sican Dr. p Wells, the subject Of vaccination He
rscomnen ded that there provisions for vacc
ration among the poor in the upper section Of the city
ps he appointed for the district not included
in the limits Of the various dispensariss.
Another communicaton was received from she Street
setting curb ar gutter stones in Forty sev-nh street
between Third and Eighth avenues, which were con-
frmed.
RrroRr or THE cHInF POLICE.
communication was received from his Honor the
Mayor the sem annual report OF the Chief
Of Police II laid the table and ordered to be
printed. The following is the report
Hon. A G KINGsLArD, MAYOR -
sH The annexed report of the condition and opera
ton the Police Department. for the Fix months end
Ing on the 3lst ef December 1851 embraces oompara
tive statement of the nun Der of arrests made during
eae nth Of the 1860 and 1851 and statements
Of the whole number arrests made by members Of the
Department and desert ption of officers from the time
Gifts frat Organization Dec sst 1851 from, which il
appears thar there have been lQ6 persons arrested in
period Of six and half years of whom IS 1913 for
suit and battery 256 for disorderly conduct G45
fer Sighting IN the streets 1888 for intoScatoD; 49, 10
for ptoAcation and disorderiy conducts and 800 for
vacrency-nakirg 1929 for offences resulting almost
entirely from the free use Of intox icatpg drinks
ARREsrs-There were 1S453 arrests made during ne
mcplhr ending with Dec 3lst, 1851 being increase
over the previous months Of $780, consisting mostly Of
persops arrested fer irtcxication offences resulting
tnere'rom There i6 persons arrested for murder
making 36 per ons ated for that offence during the
year 1851 Since the first organization OF the depart
ment {siz and half years. there have been hun
dred persons arrested charged with the commission of
tho crime Of murder averaging Is 3 for each
year 1t is fact worthy Of remark that Of The whole
number mentioned above but murder hes been
mtted Ia 2years with the view of Obtaining money
thereby.
lhe following the reports made by the Captans of
the several patrol Districts the Chief Of Police OF
rests maze for criminal offence. aud violations of city
ordinances from the let Of July to the LIST day of Deem
ber 1851 inclusive which were sent TO the Corporation
Attorney for prosecution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-22
Meteorological Observations.

MoRsE's TELroRArH, OFFICE i6 WALL STREET.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. "a, 1852
BrFrAlo 10 A. M.-Barometer 20 3S. Thermometer
To- Wind south 1t is cloudy but very pleasant
sP. M.-Baroneter 20 49, thermometer H. 1t is a
cloudy and Geld evening, and snow isfang.
RocHTsrER, 10 A. M.-Wind southwest. 1T Is CLOUDY
With prospect Of snow. Thermometer liz above zorro
Y. % Tine weather has been fine oil day. The cold
hes moderated somewhat, ana tn wind is west. Iher
mometer 10
AuprRS, 10 A TIT ir cloudy, ccld morning II i.
snoving listle. Wind south. Thermometers S.
$ y NJ The weather has been quite moderate 70. day
Wind south Thermometer degrees abtve 70.
sYRAcvsR. 10 A. M.-Tbe weather has somewhat mode.
rated 1t SHOWS . little. Wind south, Thermometer
IL degrees shove zero.
sP M,--It has been rather rlide- today TIE win
L south and not very strong The Thermometer is at
degrees above zero.
UTIc.. 10 A. Nit ia ,rovng. Wind west, Thor.
mometor IL
sP. n--rhs sky s cloudy and !, Is very cold evr
ing. Thermometer above zero 1t has been ye.,
cold day.
Are.Ns, 10 A. M-We have rather a stormy morning.
II is moving moderately. Wind soutn The mometer
~. Barometer 30 Mercury 60.
n. n.--Thc weather cleared OF about noon II Is
clear pleasant and the wind is southwest Their
mometer 49, barometer 20 $50; mercury ~.
Troy, 10 a Nit ls a rtormy UNPLEASANT marn'nr
There IL light snow falling. Ihermometsr 10 degrees
above Wind south
SIP M.-Therraometsr 10. ISi,a ane clear evening
with no wind.
wAsprrcroS. weather Il undertaking snd IL is
tuowing little.
PfrTsrvpo, -Fhe weather here has moderated ana II
is snc wing
~ Lotis The weather ha' moderated considerably
audit - moving The river " fill II hesty 1At.
ing ice, and there T. no arrivals or departures
Nav ORLEaNs.--Ths weather here. yesterday WIS tEa
ctlotst known fot thirty years
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Total since July ], lSl5. .ls06i5
The MURDERED ToLrcEMES.-The alarming Increase
othis description Of crime the past year demands
and should receive the serious consideration Of every
citizen Two CT the members of this department are
among the number of those who have met untmely
end by the hand Of the ASSASSIN and those who commit
ted the deed have been scrterced to be hung ana
now awaiting the execution oS the law George Gill
lespie and Michael Foster officers Of than
binary merit, and they held proud position AMONG
in the still hour of the night enforcips in energetic
ard yet in inofensiye manner, tbs Law, they had
to maintsn they deprived Of life, leaving
tier helpless families to the protection and sdsteuarcc
Of their fellow ci,iznas Policemen are called uDan to
counter dangers in every form, ard il they not
fully sustained by strict execution OF the law eganst
thofe who una Efully their authority, they
rhorn Of their protect peaceful citizens in the
exercise Of their rights end privilege, Thi. subject or
hays the u puni,h offenders against the Law.
STAres Housrs -rhe subject Of providing suitable
should command Immediate attention. Some Of the
saion houses at present occupied By policemen re t.
out clay This is astsusrly &c cae in regard to The
'tatoD house IN The eSh district. Its ,oce ION, The
orrargsrsrt q the slsr nen.s and the manner or its
consluctisn oil con- Dine e condemn II. u is situated
the fret floor ct he building known the Tails 81
Justice AM is built entirely 81 stone The ground
forms pat If what TO Bisry Known tn Collect
whsncc i,fued streams of nd rendered the wnolc
~ The ground eig narti cuoh the character Ii
the Mound III q: IL rsat ,ifculgs hat II cond
De hec up with ari in order to il lfCrm pro
pergafe ard when lie erection Il Tie rrr's bulldog
was rdrtsur rtorcr foundation coud be found; 50
upon pee driven through nud ard msrsn to many feet
below suck beng tie 'hslacter u The Srooad upon
* corpelirg huEAu being ~ sleep within is
stone ~ais On he gtcuud noor. is clearly mani
fest. Capt Bseanan in ItporC addressed to me
the following lansr ye:- Ire s'ecp7g room Tor the
ren is not TT tcr ary human being Z slt.nia The.
u corstsnly dclnp ana ely sneii in 4, 81 - tim
It'll 20 great (rarCicilH y IL VET her hep the
tie. j, high, winch ,s the sewer 70 overflow cyl
lvsves tie stagpant uiitr tho loor, that u.
Ioen tre pcIed 10 syc u ep do vii an. thc n,cr
IL -. Ffht l.~a 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-22
By MAIL.
CTR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENTS
Dn,, .ppt INV. Iannaru Of

PHILADELPHIA, January 81, 1852.
TIE DtldcGre brdsed ich Ice--2rai OF the CITY
Of Manchester Sc
The ather has moderated slightly but still river
tightly blocked by an ice bridge that's extensively
used by the people Of Camden in their intercourse with
the city
The steamship City of Manchester has reached the
breekwater ana Is struggling with the ice in at
tempt to reach the city She Cannot get this side of
New Castle the ice believed to be station airy that
point ehe has large and valuable cargo, and
siderable portion Of 1t is consigned 10 New York city
COLD WEATHER AT BOSTON.
The following list viii chow two Of the coolest mornings
at Boston in each Of the last ten years The sign in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-22

WEATHER AT HAvRE PIT GRACE.
correspondent writing from Havre de Grace, Jan.
10, says We have had unusually winter for
this fection the country The thermometer has been
low four degrees below More has fallsn
thus far than many winters previous sleghing
been good fer two weeks and six eight inches OF al
ditional snow has just fallen.
SNOW IN FLORIDA.
Stow fell to the depth Of two inches at Tallahassee
on TUESDAY last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-22
rELEGRAPHIC.

TELEGRAPHIC.
VESSELS FAST ~ THE IcE-A CAPTAIN LOST OVER.
BOARD, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, January a.
The steamship City of Manchester from Liverpool
attempted TO up but ad to return to the break
water, the ice blocking her passage up the river.
The schooner Florida from Charleston at the break
water. Capt Jacquette swept overheard and
drowned in o gale the 10th inst.
MARINE DISASTERS, ETC, nv THE ICE.
BALTIMORE Jan. II, 1851.
The steamer Cambridge heretofore reported aground
at the mouth OF the Rsppabaunock got up day and
reports the ship Flora Mcdonald in the ice off Poplar
Island with 900 emigrants board and only one days
provisions. The bark Edward Dwight, aud schooner
Pacific are elso in the Ice together with ship (name
unknown) dismssted.
The steamer Mary Washington cut through by
the ice, and ran ahore at Annapolis, to prevent her
sinking Ihe ice in the Rspoahannock in some paces
piled ten to twenty feet high
NO MAILS AT BUFFALO, ETC.
BUFFALO jan I'll, 1852
The weather continues severe, and no Eastern mails
have arrived since oudsy morning. The rain due Oh
Monday night Is expected in this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-22

Tue CALIgoRsTASs AND TIE SpoILs o. gt-,Cg.
We are again compelled TO defer Tho oa3i,ation
Of tho report adopted at the meeting " CA6.or-
pians, held at the American Hotel. But ~ may
as well tell the reader, meantime, that It's ain and
scope appear to be contest for the poils 0i Office
between citizens Of various States Of the Union,
who have emigratsd to California, from two years
and half to ono year ana half ago, with ctilops
If the United States who have gone thore since,
are Low going, or may ~ hereafter Those who
went 10 California about two years ago, call them
selves CaiforHians by some extraordinary license Of
speech and those who have gone since designated
for, ieness outside barbarians, "ierha rascals,
only fit TO be rent back in chains II any set Of
Rave peculiar claim TO he called Californians, it
is he Indian aborigine- and the Mexican natives.
All others are On footing, and Butler King we
should think Is az good Californian rs any oil The
gentlemen who heJe ooep holding those NEE iDgs.
iastead Of dfeirs .or gold in California, they are
deyirg for Once Aerc They had better ~ back
az fast " they crr, and employ Ia e2sslyes az tie
pisccrs tits Tar more respectable business t1sn
Office setkiDg, AID vii prove much n.Olc profitable
~ tbUee who ere not TOO lazy 10 work
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last evening n The iva Italian opcra Houses
~ % oyoyaowir- A. Niblo's, tAo reduction Of the