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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BILL Aucfioneer.
BY BELL x HOWARD.
syfcTes Asf. ~ .fiti aud ms Fulton sfYesf.f
SATURDAY.


Al i0x o. lock At the saes room.
Splerdd and Extensive sale OF elegant SECOND hand and
new Furniture Of ali descriptions Also, bedstesds stoves
kitchen utensils, sc.
Also Piano Forcs, 10 O'clock precisely No. "a John
street immed.eiy after the sale Of elegant furniture shove
VIII be sold without reserve the remaipdrr OF the
men oftul valuable Piano Fores by the best makers com
pspg nne As hne offered the public
some are rosewood and Others beautiful specimens OF
hoeany he action touch and surpassed Most
accompanied wiih,the usual guarantee.
Also large additional lot OF elegant fuur,ure the Sales
Rooms.
The piano ortes No II John street will be sold e o.
clock, immediately after the sale Of furniture in the Sales
Rooms.
MONDAY
Al 10 l-2 O'Clock in the sale
pledged articles
'so trunks elegant and second wearing apparel
&c kc.
TUESDAY.
AT 10 Ia o'clock, at No. IA Ioln st, near Broadway.
Splendid Cabinet Furniture saleA superior of
the best made cabinet furniture the city, comprising beau
full hook cases. secretaries wadrobes French bedtead,
prb marble furniture dressing bureaus pier and
bes Sofas chairs corches diyans rocking chairs and other
x Young, Goodale, Stalker, irving, Stafford, &c.
Every article will warranted The sale positive and cata
ueS
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Passengers Sailed.

LvERPooI-packct shin nde ence-Mr Shaw Archibald
Wilson, MI Feldsr Mr. Rhodes Archibald Fouds James
E,rsSe e Nsw York Wilm Perry sost9n John Jones
James, JOSEPH Oldham Liverpoo Pcksey Shef6eid:
Ceaver DRAGON Guards. England; London:
Archibald Hume, Monfrea
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The Southern banks have always pleaded an ex-
for their inability pay their debts that exchange
was too heavily against them which fact they said woul
cause them to be drained Of their specie the moment they
should open their doors. This has been the universal
answer from all suspended banks and the plea of the
Alabama banks, who point to the quotation Of Ia per cent
premium for BILLS New York and Philadelphia as an
evidence Of adverse exchange In the face Of this hum
bug $4,000 in specie arrived at Mobile in the Algonquin
from Philadelphia making 100000 which has
sought that destination since the opening of the new
crop The actual exchange two per cent in favor of
Mobile The deprecated paper of that section no longer
answers the purposes business and specie goes forward
in the purchase OF cotton The blind folly of the Ala
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PrOYiSlOn Market.

Our markets in the last week have been amply supplied
with provisions particularly poultry To day turkies
and chickens sold very low consequence of the large
stock in Market and the diminished demand occasoned by
the over-consumption on Thanksgiving day.
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Married.

On Wednesday evening, 7th INST. by the Rev. Mr.. T. j.
Sawyer. NArHASIEL w. TRourMAN, to Miss MARY B. ell.
dest daughter of Andrew Jackson Esq all of this CITY,
On Thursday, sth inst. by the Rev. Dr. Balch at No
Carroll Place, FREDERICK MASON Jr TO CLorrp. SMITH
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WAN Ed By middle aged woman, a snpaton a. COOK
small ehn d n ss%y The TO sss s Of a e
given Apply a, iie Mott street dc ig
OsrA Ladies Watch, with large hook and heavy broad
neserday between 'ee and five O'clock in walking through
s be n wsr ssS b. 1863 ws
T. IEAr FURNISHED Eo0M-A- gentleman can have a
- good ura,shed exclusively bm,e with stove aud
SNAIL 70 Apply &c Wet !;
per month, at so West Broadway. die 2,src
TIE lmy I,h u BhESEETT Minister IL The New Y
a gis No. ' Broadway Services will '0"m sS e.. a.
ELLIS MIDDLETON, surgeop Dent,,t. and M.eafaca-
Arch street. three doom below VS. sevenah Phsd. iph,a
nisl. c,n now be ,ur,ed with Molar. Bicu.pd. &C. at
the rate OF So per hundred warranted equal 60 any %'suc
by EPEs sARGESTe he humber for January
',' Fly, FIVE FiNE S ssS!;si on STEEL.
2 The Bcesoching, fine line engraving by Jones
P %;I ,sI y y. Smile an etching by Phi.
6. Two snsra, ngs o. wood
rhs Iny p Sud are original and , s S John
,m. Mrs Mowatt, M.WicLae Mrs Beriiey, NJ z VIII H."
Es; ssfs ,ss Sss
Mnrsy st. IN Advance s single n1mbe
city Brooiyn free e1 Tense snse dle,iisr
THE NEW YORK LEGAL oBsERyER Of mi, day
General y property property B ss
assignee-Ex Hoyt-tfa tineAct Of Ba kuptey-I,
The Assistant Vice Cbanceot Court Charusud Chauand
contract OF married enforced against husband after
divorce grante Superior QUIT Hart Btlswin, damages
done party wall bv alton, of skill question Tor
jgryArticle The noctiee Of Notice-Rvirw sherman on
Masiae fnufanceSels English Case Exceptions dalow
I'd fer Scandal and Imper elianeous &c &c.
SANL OWEN Editor and Proprietor.
n On Saturday will be published Judge Belts dcc
ION ~ ths matter Of Quackenboss. dl0-ltrr
l. EAD|iss3 Pigs soft Gaepa Lead, ship Louisa, from
dim L. K COLLINS co. 50 South st.
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MONEY MARKET.

Friday, Dec. &c II. Nj.
good business has done the Stock Board and
much better feeling has been manifest State stocks
Orders for low priced stocks have appeared the market
on foreign account producing an Improvement in prices
New York State 7s 1910, t; State os 1855, per
cent? Kentucky s's, I; Mohawk 1; Harlem was firm
An important case was this morning decided in the
perior Court in relation to stock transaction. 1t ap-
pears the facts were follows Tin July 1889, Victor
Crassous Esq, gave order to J. NJ MJimsey, mem.
Der OF the Board of Brokers, purchase for him 800
shares of Harlem Railroad a, per cent months To
secure MJimsey, Crassous deposited with him shares
of Harlem stock The stock purchased according to
order. The purchase amounted to S7,653 76 Cras.
sous was duly notified that the purchase was
made but he refused to fulfil his contract MJimsey
then resod the stock the board through Nevins Co..
and realised $6.lS4.60 leaving balance due him from
Crassous Of 49, Crassous then notified that the
balance due. but refused satsy The shares of
stock deposited by him TO MJimsey were then
Sold reasng leaving still balance Of $685. 10
due MJimsey. In this state of affairs Crassous sued
MJmsey to back the sixty shares sold to in
demnfy M'Jimsey in part. These facts being proved,
Judge Jones charged directly favor of but an
intelligent and clearheaded jury promptly decided in IA
vor Of MJimsey, thus indicating the integrity of
the law and establishing the fact that brokers can yet
find protection against bareaced regulators This being
the case, we would suggest that Messrs Little and Co.
should bring their against Boorman Johnston and
Co. before intelligent and impartial test the case
fairly.
The report Of the bank the State of South Carolina
states that the operations the Bank of the State of South
Carolina from the 3Oh OF September ls4l to the LIST of
October 1912 have produced profit of hundred and
seventeen thousand, and ffyfour 27lOO dollars,
.. $2l7,05l q
OF this there has been paid:
For interest the Fire Loan
Bonds in Europe, $4,000 90
For interest on the stock sold of
the second million of fire loan, 6O76s a
Carried to profit and loss 1884 e5
Transferred to sinking fund, 100000 90
$217 054 81
In addition to the general which have conspred
10 reduce the profits of Banking generally ours have
been diminished for the by the pay of
two hundred thousand dollars of the State debt the
LIST of January last and by the expense incurred for an
entire new issue Of our notes for circulation
An extensive failure in the oil trade took place at Bos
ton Liabilities Of near 100000.
In domestic exchanges there has been very little
ng with but little change except in Mobile, which has
improved The rates to-day are as follows
cunnhpsI RATES OF BArx Nerrs AND DOMESTIC BILLS.
&C DAnk Sofes. Exchange.
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throughout the Southern ports the exchanges have
presented downward tendency, both foreign and domes
to- The following were the rates the latest dates =:
RATES OF sTrRLrNo BuLs AND CHEcKs ON NV YoRK, AT
LIZ
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Specie 3,lQ8f6 3,ii4 SIG $4,000
Here is an immense falling off but the remaining CAPT
tai is still too large. That is the banks which nominay
possess that capital will have too much power to do mis-
chief They have to earn the interest the debt of
Louisiana of nearly s2o,oooooo, and that money being
mostly loaned out at high rate ofnteres cotton lands
purchased and stocked at exorbant prices, cannot
yield returns in the present low state of prices profits
on cotton To substantial planters out of debt cotton
planting will hereafter be profitable and steady thfn
ever, but those whose whole capital is derived from
banks, and bearing ruinous interest of per cent
cannot long exist and these liabilities form mostly the as
sets Of the banks The cash mode of doing business
adopted enables transactions to be carried through with
very small dependence upon bank facilities and is de-
structive the paper interests both here and England
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CO. OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA FOR
RESTORING THE HAIR.-This delightful article
needs only to be used to be fully appreciated Its reputa
ton has been fo- years firmly established above all the
nosfrums which have since sprung its popularity
thousands can show occuar proof who have had their
lane. - "
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Passengers Arrived.

EHbschkerb AfrIved.
sAvArrAH-Brg Phisra-Dr r Gray and in the ste err
age. ~ " VIC e'
SAvArNAH-BdgL Badwin-Mrs Hinchman and child
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ROARDING-Tke original Walton House. 3s Pearl street
franklin slHse-hept BY Jas Fowler, from London Eng
land, permanent boade 81 per week. transient hoarders
cents per day Families be accommodated with private
rooms on reasonable Wines and spirits, per
cents each.fold cuts equally cheap N Hot coffee cenu
per plnstakes aud mutton chops be had all hours
j. particularly requests who is in want Of
Portable home call and inspect his establishment, and
Judge for themselves Persons travelling for England would
find i 70 their advantage call The house being convenient
to London and Liverpool ships f. being appointed agent he
can give plssse every information.
New York and Old Country papers taken in. MS 3msr
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GRAND! GORGEOUS! SUPERB.!t
NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PlCTUHD
GALLERY.

NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTUHD
GALLERY,
Brntd,cov, Opposite the City Hail.
Mr. n BENNETT. Manager. has the honor to announce
S' QUEEN TN 81
TipN AND MARaIAGE, They s'e .esnaid and ;sp.rt
sGNoR bITz the Msse" vsnosass sas P.I:
THHsEsx 3iESEScE: s.sss% ~:
mEstkAMh}G HU r niVi ALBiNo DEER PC
TTRE A ~ "A &c AMP HHtEA
Performance saturday afternoon three o'clock. DIR
THE GREATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY in the
ToIdINow exhibiting at the corner Of Chatham street
Double snn 1--we Ba tsn n.a a1 sasaos Ay..
he rS the span'ar' IN the year $780, and imported to
He. considered by be the wonderulde
Bile breast eonoIe psunch double ribs, legs.
and some other parts double He perecdy ;ound and
i e Natural H:s;s and Aa.s
fsn Sd fore leg and was 50 from birth.
"A Sea Dog Q, Sea Leopard taken alive il the North River
hs! oda LEOPARD. Truly wonderful curiosity.
VOL, Monkeys, Re
Admission i2s cents children under yss of age half
OF THE AMpH1 The sTAh9 81 THE REPUBLIC.
Are kept by JOHN TRYON.
fresh asso%sn, Of Fruit, Pav confsstou.ry and Lemon
ade with which parties be supplied their places. by
great oiympa: Saloon Of the second tier, are to be
had The following aecessarics q life. viz
Champagne and Oysfers, "a No. LII
fos,,y:ip;p.I,.s Scotch and I:h Wai.f.y f.neh;
%S any and
Besides the handsomes collection of Pictures in the known
Saloon open the day time as well as evening Entrance
No SIX Bowery. dsiW
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SHIRTS made after the latest and approved French
~ patterns. Co1s panaloons and all
made order short notice and in the fashionable styie
York
asm*r VIM. COLLINS.
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PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS.
THE COLLEGE OF

PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS.
M ICINE AND PHA r. MACY
or THE CRY OF NEW YORK.
HAVE pre'ered number Of Private Medicine Chests
Mdes o e q
y%e q St %
S% IN the viii T2 s. y
p s ys s:,
medicine ears
each remedies to al &
ease The Chests copaaim r.medie. for ,yphe diseases
81 may s " e.
,, W $. KIcHARDsoN. Agent
forwarded to all parts Of the Union Canada,
obtain whatever sddcos advice they nav sa
during the progress oftheir case. sid
EhOn REwARD-CRoss' srEcIFIC MIXTURE
sualogous complaints The ogsn 20 senerson STRUCTURES anu
remedies discovered for tn above complaints hi.
and permanent cure without he least re-
sncnont drink exposure or change in application to b1
W. long 9u.ci.h recommendation. DECEIVE the
shall speak ft Our object nouy where can be had
las to Be brought IN which the mixture will not Eject apd
eu T; under a.; forfeiture ,p,, Of $500
s,shish low Tch and pool 1s%9na and SINGLE They
Further the disease cannot be contracted II Of the
81 bottle One bottle lasts week which generally
many cured in two days.
For sale only WIN. H. Minors Broadway corner Of
John street opposite franklin House. New York; JONES'
NJ Smiths 1873 Washington street Boston, de- lmsr
BLACK MARBLEI50 Iiah Black Marhlr Tor sale by
- mar PERSsE &BROOKs. No. 81 Liberty street.
SHIR is.
SHIRTS made after the latest and approved French
- pattens Co1s pantaloons vests and all under garmens
made 2 order short NOTICE and IN the mos, fashionable style
York. ~
Hsm.r VIM COLLINS.
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13- wONDERFUL.-An asonishingI fact.-Hays'
Liniment is now used in some thousand cases. and no
failure can be found 1t will all of Piles. No
charge without such results. ria
All must be spurious without the signature of Comstock
& Co. Look carefully for this.
Warranted to Sold in Boston only by S. Powell
& Co., So Cotnhil, corner of Franklin Avenue and in
New York at n Maiden lane oniy.
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Qg- COL. TUCK OF THE REGULAR ARMY, Of
the Of BECKER and Carmne streets saws whenever
his children afflicted with cough, worms. gripngs
he resorts at once to Shermans Lozsnge and they
effect cure. He thinks they have saved the life
OF his chtran when his family ply stefan had given him
up Dr. Shsrman's warehouse at I06 Nassau street.
door above Ann. Agents. Staawix Hall, Albany; g
State street. Boston, and Ledger Buildings Philadelphia
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Letters to be sent Free. Free Stamp affixed to
them otherwise three cents will be collected of the party TO
whom the letter addressed No money be enclosed in
letters unless re- istered at Principal Offices Lists OF the
81 per 1907 and every information be obtained ap
the late CtyDespatch Post will be lived II
sent through this Post.
The Post Master soc the earliest shonId anv
irregularities occur. JOHN LORIMEa GRAHAM
au28 Nv &c Post Master
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d2 I'm 81 Nassau street, New York,
a~ a FOR ALBANY AND TROY-Tbe
2E ipI,pdd low prsws;uTTe steamboat SWAL,
foot Of Corlandt this Saturday Afternoon Dec. 10Th,
U The above is a substantial Boat fitted up with elegant
s,n DIOR
>WNs7 a MAIL LINE FOR ALBANY, and In.
64H1' ermediafe Places !or as far IS the Ice will
A-Ikpemt 1.-The UTICA is celebrated for her
strpgth which enables her to encounter with
the ice which obstruct the nvsr this period
The Steamboat UTICA leaves the foot Of Conrtsndt
street Tomorrow Afternoon o'clock Sunday Dec. 1h.
Passe taxing the Utica, take the Railroad Cans
Hudson the 81 at Coxackie and arrive in Albany early
N.B-Oood seish,ng from Cors,cke to Albany
For passage freight apply on board TO p Z. SHULTZ
at the ohce ON the wharf. dI0
.k&k FOR MOBILE-City Line--D,es to the city
M The splendid regular packet brig LINDEN Captain
sOnhth will Be dispatched in few daJs. Cen hand
accommodate linn of cabin second cabin
ana pa engen, early application Is made board
dar JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South st.
.ff& FOR NEW OKLEANs--LouslansG New Yo-s
MA Lme-Posively first regular Packet-To receive
sffegn ~! p W, audsa this d.y. The fast sailing
packet ship OCMuL0EE Capt Peet will positively sell as
some furnished accommodations apply board al
wharf, foot Of Wall st. OF To :" wv -"
po.,,,..,uE:KC COLLINS 4 co. Sc south st,
senEer will please be board steamboat Hercules
whitehall on Saturday, atiP. ~, VIII time ship will
Shippers will please send their bs of adng early this day
sd and thar the ships OF this line viii pupcnsy ,dyer
sd Any gusranse to that effect will be given and fulfilled
Agents in n. Orleans, Huin Woodruff. will prompt,
" Forward all goods 70 their address. -, -,
The packet shp Oconee Captain yackson Will succeed
the Oeumnlgss and saul the 10th Dec, her resslsr day
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Ship Toronto, Giswold. London, John Griswold-Bries
Eliza, tBrl Stabb, Newfoundland. * Laurie; Trojan
Bucknam, st Marys, Ga. Nesmih, Leeds x Co.
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A GREAT WORK." The education of our
children said John Adams to his wife, % is never
out of my mind. Train them to virtue. Habu-
ate them to industry, activity and spirit. Make
them consider every vice shameful and unmanly
Fire them with ambition to be useful. Make them
disdain to be destitute of any useful ornamental
knowledge.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

GALLANT Bon Mor.-The Spaniards are re-
served people, and do not often pay hyperbolical
compliments, but one Of their most admired wri-
tiers, speaking of ladys black-eyes, says, They
are in mourning for the many hearts they have
lhrok en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

TTULL'S TRUSSES.-Notice to Rup-
tured Persons.--Persons afflicted with rupures may
rely upon the best instrumental aid the world AFFORDS on
apnicalion at the office No. Veseyrec 10 either OF
the agents in the principal towns in the United States Be
careful examine the back pad OF HuPs russes to see II
they are endorsed Dr.. Hull writing. None senC-
inc or to be relied upon good, without his signature
MANY persons have undertaken to yend limitations OF
Hu,s celebrated and thousands imposed uponi
consequence These limitations cannot be relied upon they
are made by unshul mechanics and better than
the ordinary Tuss-s
Rooms have been fitted up at No. Veseystreet. eycln-
svey ladies' having separate entrance from the 6us'-
n, 1yai, i,non female patients au20 I'm
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CMVER WARE.-Wm,,,- Tbomson n

NJ iS9 Willianrs;reet continues nlaouacinre Silver
Ware OF the best description and Of the latest paterns
Presentation Vases Pitchers Waters Tea and Coffee Ser.
chased and appropriately Designed.
Also Deser Frni Knives and Forks silver blades Forks
and spoons king threaded and plainhresded patterns
Prize Medals of various patterns. suited for prizes oi Flo
rieaiural, horticultural and Agricultural Societies
OEosrs by letter panctna!ly attended 10.
The whole of these articles manufactured tie pre-
mes OF sterling silver, expense Is spared in
the beauty OF the workmanship.
NB Drawings and estimates of articles for pSe>en,aoR
will furnished in answer to application jy2s SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

MERCHANTS FIRE Insurance Gem
l7E pany-Capita Halfa Million of Dollars-Ofice No.
IS was.-This Company continues tn insure against loss
damage by Fire, dwelling houses warehouses and other
buildings ships in port merchandise and household rni
ture and every description of personal property terms
as favorable as any similar institution in this city.
DIRECTORS.
iona Lawrence, Henry K Boger, Thomas Booigood,
Anthony c. Rossre, John A. Stevens, Moses Taylor,
Root Chcsebrouch Oliver Corun, Francis H. Nicol
John L. Lawrence Thomas Lawrence Charles Sagory,
James Boyd, Jr., Charles N. Talbot, William W. Fox,
flames g. Stacey George Barclay, Asaph Stone,
Jacob p Graud Joseph Hudson, David ~ Prall,
Andrew Foster Jr Epa aim Hobrook, Moses Ii. Grnnah,
Oliver II. Gordon.
JONATHAN LAWRENCE, President
A. H. MULLER Secretary je14 SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

TITO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and
4 others-Welded gat Iron Tubes, for Steam, Wa
ter Gas, &C. from to inches diameter and in lengths
from inches u feet, capable OF sustaining internal
pressure from 1000 10000 HIS per square nchtoge
liner with fittings of every description, such as bows U.s.
Joined by Screws and by means of which they ay be put
together with the greatest aclityby any ordinary workman
The great strength durability OF these tubes
pared with Copper other material and their economy
render them superior others any of the purposes
aieye mentioned. For sale by
ives If WALwORTH < MASON, Sc Ann-st-:il
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1T EW-YORK STEAM SAW MILL

/ The Subscribers having ;beir NV Steam Saw iu
IN csnoie- operation. and also hand full assortment o.
White P White OAK, Georgia Pine, and HenioGk IiGr
ber OF ne bs quality, are prepared To furnish all oroe's
v ID winch they ray 5e favored very reasonable efie
.ng, stlnrt nG,ice. A. !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

SE FOR SALE, beautiful improved
-zs grounds with portions of Wood Land for Country
Seats
The above Lots situated in Bergen Township, New
Jersey only miles vet from Jersey City aud aS9p
Oysters For beauty OF prospect, and fertility OF soil they
cannot he equaled By any the cnusr having full view
of the City. Hsrbor and Bay of NewYork. Also House
and Land from 20 To 50 House ard Il acres Hpus
AMI acres House and Lot with Shop at North Bergen all
nearly good land and well improved with fruit trees
and s.rubb-ry. apply 70 Y. p Wakeman at TIE Repos
tory OF the American Ins:!tuts. New-York an25 III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

CosTENrMENr.-The captain Of whale ship
in alusion to the severe climate and various pri-
vations suffered by the inhabitants of Spitzbsrgen,
told one of them that he sincerely pitied the mis-
cradle life to which he was condemned Miser-
abe!" exclaimed the phlosorhic savage. 81
have always had fshbone through my nose, and
plenty Of train oil to drink what more could
possibly desire I"
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browns BOWLING SALOON
TATsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, al

TATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, al
~ the Pine Orchard-i3fl-Ths romantic and iashiona
BILE resort viii he conducted during the present season
der the direction and u9ernrnsnce OF the subscriber
open for the reception visitors No effort viii be spared
70 maintain the deservedy high character whch.has here
,Otore sustained As heretofore It's tables will be furnished
with every deiicacy that the NeYork market can afford
and every possible attention that pronots The CONVEX
fence and es}oymeRt of lis patrons viii be promptly be
stcEed The read leading this establishment and
ciay that part OF II the mountain, has been rendered
perfectly smooth aod safe.
MessrS A. F. Beach I Co.'S excellent Ene OF stages viii
heretofore regularly between the Landing and he
Mountain House, on The arrival or the boaiS
jel4 San C. L BEACH Proprietor
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WHITE OAK TlMsER
II CRIBS ~ s.ngie!egs, or saw.
ert 10 order f3r keel pieces.
mil shafts, &c; vale srra
and pianA of a., sizes; ma
chinist,' dimension stuff.
bridge tinib-r, kiaE 1n,! queen
posts, head-r md lrimmer
beams, dock leaders, DC.