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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10
A WORD ABOUT THE MAILS.

From Our Own Correspond
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Jan. T. 1854.
Washington is not quite half as far from NewYork
as Buffalo is From New.York TO Buffalo it is over
FIVE hundred miles; FROM New-YOrk to Washington it
is two hundred and thirty miles. The Tribune aud
other New-YOrk morning papers are received at about
the same hour at Buffalo and Washington 1t takes
does to go to BufalO-One day. The Tribune is re-
eeiyed in Washington, by express, about O'Clock in
The evening of the day it is published But those who
receive il by mail are obliged to wait twelve hours
later or till the next morning. The POst-Ofce at
Washington being closed when the day-mal arrives its
matter is not delivered until morning. So that, pract
csly, we get but one mail day. Our morning and
evening papers from New-YOrk are read at the same
time
Letters mailed in New-York at o'clock in the
morning received no sooner than those mailed at
IN the afternoon. And to add to these ineonvenelces
about one day in three the trains fail to connect at
Philadelphia Baltimore, aud then il is noon before
we have the mails which are due at in the morning
But you cay, perhaps il is of to complain New
ertbeiess we cannot but hope that constant agitation
Of the matter will at last bring reform AT present
"our suferings is intOerable." Will you bear it in
mind that It takes twice much time to travel from
New YORK, south, as il does to 90 the same distance
norm, east OF west. AT the same time il NAV be well
to inquire why is so, and how long it must be sol
IL,
xpenee for while ger for les than to
cents number
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Mrs Mary A. W. johnson. closes at L. NJ, to day q
course of six lectures to Ladies, upon Anatomy and
Physiology in the Lecture Room of the Plymouth Church
REV ii W. Beeehegsi.
FIREs-At en- early hour yesterday morning flames
discovered issuing from the cellar Of the Secon
Ward Hotel. of Pearl and York SITS occupied aud
owned by Alderman Medley. The inammable nature Of
the stock deposited there consisting for the most part Of
spirits created great alarm throughout the
The Fire Department, however at the Alderman request
completely flooded the cellar and floor above and by
these confined the raging elements to the spot
which originated. pipe of GIN not before broaohsd
had evidently been partly pumped out and IL seemed that
some person must have gained by the window in
the II almost miraculous that the fire shond
have been arrested IL and the building saved The
loss in stock exceeds s3000nured for $4,000 in the
Brooklyn Company.
ct Police discovered fire in the third story of No 81
Henry at. occupied by + w. Green. The flames from
gas light had communicated with the window curtains AMI
the all in n blaze. The officer with the aid Of
the occupants exDgused the fire, before it had time to
make further progress.
ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Oficer William, of
the Eighth Ward Police arrested John Cassidy Sun
day on the charge attempting rob Christopher John
SON. in Twenty first ST. near Fourth ev the evening pre-
yious while his way homeward in Goganus Cassidy
alleged prese nted knife aud demanded his money
when johnson dealt him blow which sent hin Keeling
and then proceeded his way. The accused has been
committed for hearing.
FISEs-Patrick McEntee and Peter Mccormick. two
hackmen at the South Ferry, fined s. elch for
gegiDg TO attend funeral and aeward disappointing the
person whom they engaged with
SEVERELY BURYED-A few evenings since an aged man
named Samuel Fletcher residing in Boerum ST. At
in shocking 1t is feared his injuries will prove
fatal
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The Police of Cincinnati seem to have got themselves
INTO difficulty by their conduct on the night Of the 25h u
when viii be recolected they dpered gathering which
booked very much like mob, though we believe it is now
claimed that the object simply to burn in eigy Bedni
The Pepes Nunco 1t is alleged that unnecessary violence
was employed by the Police and at the last advces from
Cincinnati the whole Police force under arrest includ
ing the Judge
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tAdvertsem~nt

PfRHAM'S GIFT ExIIIDIrToSS-We are pleased to
learn that Mr. Pehsm intends keeping the Mile Mirror
exhibition up the time limited for It's being given the
holdehe first Of Fesruy This will so~ ample tins for the
holders and the remaining ain tickets
their worth seip exhibited Before thai
ves suppose that the question future owneh oft and
other gt articles will be de rnlned the mttss
iug in their plans fast the nature Of the will admit Of Oar
friends wishing be sgreeaby aud profitable entertained will do
well into the Office Academy Hall and lot Of the
share tlekets while they 10 be bad.
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T. To~ls Co. will open IS weg Liaen Gods
thi. orsnE few oily Of the opened yesterday rsnin
upsod Linen Table Dspers slightly damaged water
yard. super sss DsTss. 81 vide Aios Of D,nst iai
Auction yesterday Bsrbsey Linen Shseps7t HG per
cent nportaion Fine shifting Linen ,6 and
Bek ds Rhine yard vida
these goods day. the
repeated Columbian Hall No. 81 Grandst
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NEWSPAPERS AT The w4sT-I seems from statement
The Milwaukee Sentinel that there two more news
papers published the State Of Wisconsin than in Michigan
the latter State there 80 papers in the former S.
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KEsrUcKY-Tbe organization Of the Legislature Of this
State has been completed by the election of Henry G. Bib
Todd County Speaker Of the Senate, and Charles H. G.
Wintessmite Of Hardin Speaker Of the House.
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COURT CALENDAR THIS DAY

SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos 49, $50. Isl. l5s, LOT. 49, H.
III 49, 100 49, Is2 1875 t9T I93 1870 to 22 ai 20 49,
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Nos. Isl, $50. 100 to ia
ClRcUIr CoURT~Nos /, n, 2s 30, 81 SO. 80. o.s. Iss
sc, 81, So. 80
SUPREME CoURr-Spociaf Term-Nos IL. So GO. 81. 60
10 10
US DIsrRIor CoURr-Nos 81, 50 to 81.
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIoSs-x'aasy- Besr. J.as.


Chsuneey who pleaded guilty last week GRAD
this morning sentenced the State Prison for three and x
months
Charles sratOn convicted forgery Ia the second degree
sentenced the State Prison for oar
James Welsh who pleaded guilty grand larceny sentenced
the State Prison for three years and six mouths
Patrick DAILY pleaded assault and battery the
lsst election day Sentence deferred.
Emanuel Demsr pleaded guilty petit larceny in stealing 81
H rtInandec for sentence.
David pleaded guilty rong with Patrick DAILY ess
top-dsy In the Eleventh Ward Sentence deferred.
John Williams ple,ded guilty to larceny in stealing gold ehha
worth SIS Sentence deferred
d and convicted e breaking into the shop Of
Rcher seslas therefrom pipes aud cecks
valued S2o He senenced tho State Poison for three
and sia months
The trial Of James Saunders alleged to be Of the Fourth
July rioters application Of counsel, deferred until Waes
day
John Breeton Samuel Patrick Barns John Fson sai
Francis Trsyes tired assault and battery
Eleventh Ward elecon-dav which occasion
cemen injured The found Baras Ross aad rrsvsr
guilty recommending them mercy aud acquitted the ohsn
Sentence deferred
Jeremiah Mcdonald pleaded guilty to having voted illegally
the lest eecticndy and sentenced TO the City Prison Tor I've
months
Joseph Thomp.on tried convicted oesns about OIL o
Of velve Of 8 3. Beae3ot Co Sentence
deferred
he Court ad ed for he Law
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Mr. Purssr Hopkins Of the Star Of the West furnishes us


January Sln miles south Of Cape St Antonio fer company
sfb the u Mall Steamship George Law from Aspinwai
York Continued In company with her for 50 hours without
ny nterial advantage either side when the
sseed passing and Ia IL hours Of right Of
uE 7h OF Cape Hstera discovered her Ahsad about five
ss but AMY QesussDe the star Of the ahead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10

A CARD-Oiyer Il. Goldsmths Academy OF Pen
nspstp kesrins No Bs,avv o. Prsuks
NswYork Cad containing full particulars - Nal Nthe
Arntery few hints from perfect master often Of moro
Sev.pne the capacities Of pupil than tha INST
uacted OF inferior teacher Wa Bryant
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IAd'efthementI
GEN Tom THINE AT BARNuM'S.-WhOeyer has moi

Tom Thumb has the wonder in the World
ard whoever will be ssed learn ths sthoush
n Of be not quarter Of inch taller not
TounS havr au he when he d appeared be-
fore the public In the he hs beromc highly
ph.d and will display him'e the attractive
Brnrus Museum in Song Speeches Dances Rsct.ons &c
the unqre and interesting The vsui Face Comedies nc
will te given addition and ell the Cuose be without
charge
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ANU 5

LECTURES. MEETINGS AMUSEMENrs &c;
AsTLsLAysIY LEergns Tabernacle, Brosd~sy, M,
S1so o. @ ssSIss TofsnTs s
TIMrrRi scr METIISc-No rs bo~sry, 7lP.M.
MI1e I1f1.ay As, xsSv4I Mrf1lss~HoPs cEsSs 'P n,
a. BSos%.
GSNy OF ITEs.EY AND JPN
FOwLrns LgeIvnE1Ref polcA Church jersey ely PI
IovE MosrY and Fortune. Frors At wsDsep.7 PM
% TIVE Cages S ard
Ton THINE Day ard everins at Barnnu's Mus
%GGS
.y
IsousTsy oF ALL NsTloNs-Crstal Pslsee NJ TO dusk
BAsvARps EGYPr AND uoLT LsSD-S'S Bros5wsy II P NJ
fss o.
SaSLssy gs,gg,.s asTogrss.sss e,o.d~sy "a
s'eNoR BLiTz- Mssic-suyve-ant Institute, !, p ~
LEAN NJ, AND I'LL BIZ STRONG An aged and in
firm painfully picking bis way along the icy side
walks the other day, ,mpanied by fair young girl
with whom LIES june wa not yd. She was doing what
she could to aid him in his perilous journey and
beautiful sight 10 How many times such grouping
Of youth and age has been likened to vine cngng to
a century smen oak, and sustaining it while it clings
wreathDg broken ruin in summer beauty But it
like brave young sunbeam playing the borders Of
grave
The aid the young girl could give fra indeed and
the old man said, Lean me- and II get along" Wasn't
there plantve touch of philosophy in that Lean
on and be strong'' Isn't it true the world
oxemplfed every day in the struggles and rallies and
rumpbs, that make up the sum Of human lfel
II would make the burden Of song or the text of
sermon Lay weight the failing arch and stands
strong again Purpose obligations upon the falterng
spirit and its latent power is developed and it nobly
ains them ALL for the truth and the words Lean on
"me, and Ill be strong"
JOHN JAYS LEorURE-Bancroft. in his American His
tory says; That New York is not Slave State ike Caro-
Ina Is due TO climate and not TO the superior hum unity of
Its foupders This view OF the subject though frequently
asened TO by superficial preudeed persons is viola
non oil historical truth and unjust to the founders OF New
1ofk as Mr. Jay viii trust take occasion this evening
in his lecture at the Tabernacle to show-hs subject nsu
rally leading him investigate the history Of Slavery and of
the efforts for its abolition in this State II viii be easy for
him 10 prove in the first place that Slavery existed here
from 1926 10 ls27-99 years that the slave trade four
ished here until its abolition in 1909 that the treatment of
slaves here was marked by great barbarss a. in sny
State OF the Union appears from the judicial records OF
the trials of negroes in the plots Of l72 and I74 when
they sentenced 10 be burned alive and to be kept
torture for hours In the next place be will be able to
show that the abolition Of the system the work Of years
and that il was commenced by the Manumisson Society 10
1854 Society embracing the most respectable czens
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Before Judge woonsuTT.
SILT AGAINsI AFERRY MAFrKR
SUPERIOR coURr-sefors yuds. Dvxs.

UenlrI W NefnDFc JOs1pH W HtuV1k
Plaintiff AYERS that in 1881 he owner OF the barge
Globe and defendant Of the Kssciasto The barge 90
lying the East River loaded with 20 Of plssf
poyed defendant TO tow her Albany Aecorlnty fss
Ocobr the barge hiched aud they proceeded
the North River until hey opposite Psatakspe wSss
BY set OF those bsd the samb.s the
rock sunf Plaintiff thai the fsnsssd 10
the wster fer ss mouths before they able ss her Sat
brought $500 In defense thai
that the bsge hfched tho night by
which those bosrd could the coalition she sst
that the barge ky and worthy aud askh
fully end nessen'y laden by Of which aud Of bstss
shlfuly she dowa The allegations
denied. The Is
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La " INTELLIGENCE
SUPERIOR coURT-Bseo,. Juds. CAMPBELL.


AGAINST POLICE OFFICERS FOR wRosG ARREST:
William Nc Deruot against Resm and Edrund smith
Plaintiff Counsellor Law. He says that on gong
up sevenhsv way his home about y o'clock soniy
evening observed opposite Aethodist meeting
number Of Or approaching the ehurch he
srsS 81 irh pushing ssssuag colored
was The street asked into the ehnrh his wife
wss ocer ssa rsed his club when Mr. AeDerno
ed don't him. whereupon the lieutenant told the oeer
70 arrest plaintiff did taking hold Of Mr. D. By the cosr
and I,eppg hin that position I'LL thew arrived the station
boSse thereby tsndirs degrade and aj1re plaintiff de- Il
sd On the o. Of plaintiff that Lore Feast termed
church everything conducted peseay With the
Of prsnE and singing incident such ocsion
ths eoored Methodist ehurche which brought number Of
,ou church but there necessity sppeoy for the
eeu by the policemen toward the coored and
tspIy merely by Mr. McDeot don't strike him.
ass Sufficient No defense offered
Verdict fof plaintiff.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
Geors. II. Beyerss Daniel Thoms
To recover dsmages amount laid at 1000 for alleged
assault battery tried before when the Jay foaif
Plaintiff claimed bought Of deudsnr hr Two
barrels Of craErre and dispute regarding them
altered nrues plaintiff This denied and va. u ds
pse that pl.af ab marx tbs bsrreh Win
brrsh merely pushed him sway Verdidf for do
fs1da1t
MARINE CoURT-Bsfors Judge MCCARTHY
PENALTY FOR RKKovIsc A DEAD BODY
CITY Of EevYok ast Capt Bslek stssnshp Black warrior
TO recover $500 penalty for taking the body Of man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10

The PALACE OF ART.-The most magnificent col
lection Of Dsruerpeotypes Ia ths Grasy
No go Brosdu Can and examine Aso the Prize Psehss aaf
the Premium DsSuoueosypes which defy esnpention
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fAdvertssmcpt

Wet Silks, at Heard, Clapp & Co.'S, No. 3ol Grand St
Wet Liner. 81 Heard. Clspp 4 Co.. No. yi Grinast
wet Table Cloths and Tovel At Heard Cspp Coz, No o
Grspd-st
Wet Muslin. at Heard Cl.pP Co.'S No sol Grands,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10

BROADWAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wild Ami
male take cold collation. Socock The Ssness Twins
be and evesns aud the Lion King the dens
four times daily
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.


from Ob0raoHs By Standard TAsomefeys. No CAamLert.
BY JOHN 9, II RoNXETrI
1854. 9AM. 12M. SPIN
January 9.......................1 10 PA 25l
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Uncle Toms Cabin" with all the new and magn6-
and newv introduced will Be performed the
National Tbeser to night Little Katy this afternoon
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Adverfissmen
Education and Management OF

ctH-l1lprOVtmtnl, EducdtIUu dul tIsIagcul5ut OF
Children" the subjects Of Prof Foslsrs lsslrs At be Re-
formed Dutch Church. in Jersey City, this evening O'Clock Ii
will be important lecture hose Who desire improve them
selves or others IL IL free All should hear IT,
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who hsd be- ki.d ~ eprne,,r Of the ship ~ ssv 81
c machinery the vessel ee3v for the
Git. hasDe permit st
overheard after tcf outde Verdict for p,ntf 10 anoaat
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Befsre Jaas. wooozvyr
ASSAULT BATTERT,
Louis sehr<heim Je.rph Beckett
To recover damages for alleged assault and ha,tery
II pianf defendant for p.yn,,t az as NH (.
claimed dae him which dsfsnis,t 40 =, .,s~.r ~
rlesBs Mr. s. ana he then called aofaist " a,st, s,s
which defendant md straet psaa o.. .Ss
fsoe verdif fsr pAhtd s3 Which carries like .f
Before Judss D.LY
coScEALhxsT an sALk OF HoRsxs.
John OiAea act JOAa Nevsoll
To 500 alleged difference Ia price paid fsr
chased Of Mr. Of hors-s paying him go tssfof -ts
Mr. he would them bat h. ND hi as h,ss
eighteen month"; sotbas the matter With then trssd
however tAs the horc nssoand se,s lsEs
It's shoulder, ard disease witch esnssatrd H
have been Of IL eoncnded that he liable asaef
in def thar Mr. made representations bat what
correct The case 10
Before Judge woopaUFT.
SUIT AGAINST VERY hasrEt
Andrew Msrla at Patrick Peters
Plaintiff ship Carpenter said he went TO Jersey City
Ferry foot Barclay O'Clock In the raias "a OF Mr.
def said that he had pl.ntf nsss
dollar which h hsi presn.e Tor
prf Ne arrested sDd conveyed 70 tbs T,mss
where be discharged Psnts claims eLeoc damage f'r ss
alleged false
In defense Il vss aeknswledr- that best would have
been suheet Of civil cls but 10 sid hu rlal,hG
replied be did know whether the ferry mater hd gves da
hns) and thai atH voluntarily oasrede 80 to the Poaos
Ofice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10

DANIEL AND CLOTHES The Richmond Examiner denies
that Mr. j NJ Daniel L Charge at the Court Of Turin
has got himself gold laced and trowsers, and in
proof of this allegation quotes from of his recent let
tiers follows: "You ask about the court dress will
"wear courtdress, having made good my point with
"the authorities on that subject"
There scolision the Central Railroad Sunday
morning, in the vicinity of Speakers Basin, between the
express train and freight resulting in the injury
of a brakeman
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BROOKE YIN ITEMS.

Mrs. Mary A. w johnson. closes at , P NJ, to- day a
of six lectures to Ladies, upon Anatomy and
Physiology in the Lecture Room of the Plymouth Church
REV III W Beechegsl
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FSEs-Patrick McEntee and Peter Nc Cormck two
hackrnen at the South Ferry fined s. EACH for
gsgpg to attend funeral and aeward disappointing the
person whom they engaged with.
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY Assocnrfos.-The annual meet
ing of this Association takes place this evening Au men,
bers who take an interest in is Affairs should sstend
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fAdvsrtissnsntl

Corns Bunions, Club or Inverted Nails are removed
daily By Or LrrTLEsIsLD liz RosmA No ts srsad.sJ sppo
~ Union without pain and with aseton q the Pc
tent III teed pscty rsu % hs prssdes 81 II TaAsr
his city a. yssrxafee or hs sdorta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10

It very seldom that make errats except contrary
meaning be given by typographical blundsr Such was
the case yesterday when the word trre' was printed
for rqinusf, in the notice of Mr. Esfeldfs sorSe
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SEVERELY BURNED-A few evenings since aged man
named Samuel Fletcher residing in Boerum ST. At
lanc accidentally fell against stove and burned himself
in shocking 1t is feared his injuries will prove
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who hsd bee- k.d N ~ Of the shp ~ s,v ~
c machinery the vessel eelv Tor sct ire the
C. hasbG hosy
overheard after ecifg optids Verdict
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mht sod that hose who receive Tribune hy .xpres. nav
nxpenee copy for H. while mail Subscber Two
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A BURGLAR CAUGHT IL THE ACT.--A cdrmhn named
John Edwards, was yesterday arrested by Policeman
Kinner of the First Ward, charged with entering. by
means OF false key pair of nppsr the store of VIM
Churchill No &c Lbertyst, and stealing herefrom 500
SIX crayas valued ct 1884 The officer observed the
eued the store at about ocock yesterday morning
and after him leave with the goods in question
He Immediately arrested him and took possession Of the
stolen property The thief confessed his guilt and was
committed to prison by Justice Bogart to await trial
FrRr-About i9l O'Clock Monday morning a fire
was discovered in the dwelling Of Mr.. James s.
Perie No 15s West Eleventh street. The fremen were
early the ground but before they could extngush the
flames the premises damaged by fire and water to
the amount Of about 100 The loss is fully covered by
insurance The fire is supposed to have been accustomed
by wax friction matches, which were disturbed Dy
mice.
DIArH IN PRIsos-Thomas Haynes man Of very in
temperate habits found dead yesterday in his cell a,
the jefferson Market Prison in which he had been placed
duct On Sunday he appeared to be in good health but
would not lesve his cell. Coroner Wilhelm held an in
quest upon the body and the Jury rendered verdc OF
death from congestion of the brain, supernduced by in
temperance.
OrrRAGE UPON CHILD.-James Kirby, attache Of
the emgran institution on Wards Island was yesterday
arrested charged with attempting ts commit an outrage
upon Chrisiana Noglemsker child twelve years Of age,
snd an inmate of the institution He was held to bail by
Justice Stuart to answer the charge.
CHARGE OF GRisp LARcEsr-vctor Schultz, Ger
man supernumerary of the st. Charles Theater was yes
terday arrested charged with stealing various stage prop
critics the value Of SIS portion Of the stolen articles
wa. found at the store Of Mr. Phillips eosumer In Chat
ham st. to whom they had been sold The accused was
held by Justice Wood for examination He has not been
positively identified the person who stole the properly
tAdrsr.i.snsntI
Corns Bunions Club or Inverted Nails are removed
ALLY b, Or LrTLEprsLD kh Roema Ne te broadwsJ eppo
,e Ar Rooms without pain and with aa.chor me p
,snt I Ieieid rs hs prsscs 81 II Tskrsn
his city a. ygsrxafee or his sdorth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10

IcK-The East and North Rivers were very much OBJ
struced Monday morning with draf ice and we may
for some days to come look for still greater quantities