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CoLLEcroR's OrFicE,
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II Proposals will be- received until the 10Th inst
for repairing the dwellings, ana 0uthoases attached
belonging the United states Staten Island, aud now
occupied by Mr. Smith and Mr. Aetcsif according 20 ic
following specifications
All the carpenter and work OF both houses ana
the on. loGsts be fully repaired where necessary
NO windows with box frames and sas:es, hung WIT.
weights and puiies; glass l0xi3 will be furnished.
All tho locks and fns.enings be repaired and furnish
ed--the locks TO be OF city make.
All the wood work aa walls to be thoroughly painted
with white and Other paints in oithe outside and repair
cd work with Of white, and the ms e with
except iie doors, whici: TO have thr2e coats.
The materials necessary be Of good quality and the
work he done subs tana!y aud worGEaGiAc
nor nrd completed BY the ;rst day of Mlrch next.
j. tlJj EDWARD CURTIS. Collector.
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RoRl. II. NORRIS, Mayor

/ Henry Vomdei'oof,, Clerk Of The Court oyer AND
Te'ancr .r; General Session, OF the pe,cs 10 and for
Court Of Oyer and Terluince General Jo cc;ivery
held in sud for The City and County OF New Ynri the
Ciy Hall OF The SAID Guy, on 'siay the ;,day oil
December IN The year OF our Lord ~ hef5,e he Hon
Wan k3ui. Circuit Judge Of tla inst OF tie
State OF Ns~IorA. ana EhJuh f.. PItdy and Fred
e'cH 4. Lee t"o of the Aldermen Of the CITY Of NJ
f0I k Justices OF hn SID Court. he WI
liam kcGt Great J;dge aforr=ai the pre- st!ing
Jgdas. William Wiley duly tri5d nnd convclei
b ;i before the Justices aforesaid ami Jury ally
pannric' and sworn ca!ictn charging him, the
SAID W ,an WHEY, with receiving stolen goods (cener
Given uader NY hand and atteei by . scyi ri the said
Court In. 4 day OF Jan in the ear Of Lord $40
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

pELLN.s * lpS.-EXERCISE- FCR HEAL.rH
- ON!Y-SQ =GAMnLING PERMirTED.-oElS
FIELD will ne IspPr 10 u call rom hi. friend. at Bass
nrd's Billiard Rooms, over the Climax Eating HollSc,
*aers are ecAt splendid table, slate AID marble
beds. India .ubber clo, and spring steel cushions ron
aud mahogany frames. Entrance li0 Fulton and Ann
STABLES for sale j. In
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4 Z C TON s 4 L ES.
E% y. DR.pNR II.

S.o-' * 'titti2.r-strset, corner Of Fiae-s.ree
Sc"-sorIS aud Erie = ailroad state
SiULh--No&cc = hereby gwen tAa, TIE Ncr.Tors and
Ere sar al CoGpsry viii sell a, pablic auction. tho
M as Ia Jay d lsrtly $50, 4, IL e'sIosk a; ncoa,
Gn6sr tic trccdoa OF rs Comptroller, ose Hundred
Iho:s.26 Dollars cf NeeYork State S,cca bearing ~
isrest at TIE rat- OF ps- pc. from hs
st DAY OF lauaay a. 'peiuSively payable quarterly.
Oh ;as his. CT Iaanary april July aad October. be-
stock issued IL oil Chapter $50 Of The laws
OF SAID >tae, OF te $40 and renoursable at the
pleasure Of the State at any time a.r the hrss day OF
J2cua.y lSi22
The Merchants Esnk 70 tie city Of New.York Is do
Suat the place tor The registry and Of SAID
.;cck aud vii be The place for the psynen, Of interest
TSs..cs WI be said IL certificates Of one thousand
ioac. each axG IKE buyers will be required o The
soat OF their purchases respectively, Immediately sftes
JAMES BOWEN, President
New York, lSth Decemhcr, lS4. Az
TIC above sale OF STATE Stocks herebE postponed un-
Ill Saturday the SL OF day JsuuSTy fc{2 at the sanie
sour aaei pisce JAMES BOWEN, Prestssat.
Noa-lork. Jan, 7lsta
WEDNESDAY, Jsr y,
trI2 O'clock. 1T The 5iuctos Room,
ay order Of trgStro~ for cash-.o packages nae ana
.hectina> dEuaset LEO cotton THREAD
Asc--l case coa:aipug Broadcioihs. ,oli torsnd on
zccount Of ~rcl NAY concetr.
AS. 6a.sses con:nini1g DIV Groods and Hardwars'-
Sold on acto3st o. #~hcyn Il MAY concern.
Al fEIvNrs rs = ca>es Fancy freneh style Cas.'.
r;e5ssi,a, ostort F,sy Doe Ssiu, Csde,, PrtEce g
lclsTiic, -, superior a-!itle. -------
Jos!at R!caa:5. aesionssr:
81 BASt<s, sSSS ~ us & Pasai
Starr lg6 BrcGSras
SroE,s S.-i'hc SPECIAL Copartner.hia heretofore
= existing hct,reep the undersigned znder tie drpi CT
BANGS, RICHARDS < pLAT'i IS THIS day dissolved BY
mutual Al outs; rdrE affairs viii he adjusted
BY BANSS. iiiGH.ARDS Il FLhTr.
L. BANGS,
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OFFICE OF rile l. !. INSURANCE Co. I
No Froa. 81 Brooklyn.
nsvzoENEs.-'Th Board Of Directors nave y
~ cared se1;-snnual dlyi,1nA of per on Eo
capital stock PABLO the stockholders ortheir legal
representatives, OF and after the 10th INST.
S.ALPsIEUS SH!rIl, Secretary.
Brooklyn. Jau. 5, 1912 j. In,
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NEW YORK COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Jsuu.r

prc.ent, Hon NJ. 'lIshoe.ier, FIRST Judrc
liz Honor the Mayo: hayiag communicated 10 tbs
Eomrt ccrcss OF the Clerk Of t.h Cou.i0 Of Dye. ard
fermnsr, aud s,alrs that WrW;ey, one Of the 5s
ant Justices o he City Il Ssw York hid been convicted
on 'ndctnas for Eec"ir s:nian gup:s (scisn:r-,
sud suggesting that the should lie submitted the
County Court Ordered iu; The Clerk motif, the Judges
oF The Count, Court 10 meet or,ionduy next, o'ci0ch,
PM, in the Of the ELsrdef Aldermen.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

II Particular Sa,icg-Those persons hay!n.
furniture OF aay description 10 dispose or OF .ho ere
breskiGg up house keeping, vii! fad ready sale any
portio- I'll CT Ieir goods h.sending tneir address
ca ling uponthe s;bscribsr 10 any anoaat par
Chased ti.5 % F.CO!.TOS, 49, CEaihaya street.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

CLEARED YESTERDAY:
Ship Albany, Watson, Eavre, VIM " ti,lock, Jr.
Br bark, Maria, Franz.,ka, Rose Hamburg, Nol,eru,
s. Co.
= Brigs Pniura, Doane. Savannah. Danhari & b mon
slary, Bcarse, Port aH Pla:; s w Lewis.
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|. @. OF @. f.

/. y Sc ce!corate4 on FRIDAY evening jim. Il h
Al the Tabernacle. Exercises commence at half past
VOLUNTARY Of the Orgar.
PRAYER he= Rev . WILLltMSOH.
HMM ~ Member of !. \. Sacred Muse Society
ADDRESS BY Nter!ee! Of MeFcsstiic Lodge.
ODE 6yi C5cir.
GRAFTON 81 Rev Z = CIAPIN. z G of Mass
GRANDCHOEIS BY Mem. of Sac. Music Sccsv.
ilCHETS % each. for sale a, His's News Room.
OF Wall md Mats, streets; aion Once. l2 Ful
street; TaoHip,on i Fishers I.wciyy Stcrc Pearl
street; Iohn c. Bricks 6S Hudson street.: Charles Wat
sou - Chatham street: w T. T Smiths. ~ Nassau
street, Couants 80 Grad street; d 5. I:.cShss
rosd street House, Tees Boz cry: y. H. piGm5 s. luz
cry: w. H Hughes, II 90 ts2r:pe street. s s Far
kers, l5c Grsen%ci g. uxdegili'. Is Greenwich
Lane; C. L. Martins - Eighth avenue, corner OF -Four
eeuth street. i L.Wood's, Il HousIcs street: Went
worth 1T Fulton i SITS
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

~ An Adjourned N Getting Of the Democratic
Wig General oMmse will be held on TUESDAY E-en-
ipr mex; the llth a.: :! O'clock lie Broadway
House ELLIS POTTER, Chairman pro teoa
j., Il. hsk. 5 h.ws Secretaries pro ter So.
y Sixteenth Ward, Third District
Pusuantto call from ~ ard Committee, the Demo
cratic Wing Electors of the Third District, sxteen.h
Ward are requested 10 assemble Haze,on'' Sixth
Avenue and III street, on Monday Evening next
10Th n. !. o'clock for the purpose Of re orzanzirg
The Distric, Committee for the ensuing year
~ D o., ord., c. ROWAN,
;au. Chairman of District COMMITTEE.
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crul eucoura- has received hi, u0 ct PRACTICE
winch j. confined SpraiIs, D!socati0ns ip Diseases
White SweIIngs CarvatureE and Diseased Spacs, Hhsu
mn,:sm Nervous Affections, Con,rsctions, I'D oil Dis
eases Of the joints and Limbs, &c.
References application 20 Or II at D. Broad
way. between Brooaie md SPrng-sts 70 ''n
GtTOy Es-sT' VIZ s-raose IN want OF superior
- Cooking Sove tor either wood coal requested
"a examine Mott's These Stoves haze been awarded pre-
miuns at every Far for sever,l ya"rs.irhs coalna
ton the only Stove that oviates tl- great nuisance
the smell and from The uGessis These IN
ques onably the bess Cooking apparatus IN use Stove
! in operation at either STORE J. [. MO T,
264 .Eat:r Il. End No. y Bowery,
n B. His Ring Stoves for sto:es, workshops, &c. Eac9
beer in use several years, many of,hs Without repairs
Tho principle CT construction such that they mas: Be
more durable aud gy. heat than any o.her Stove
dog istf
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08


iau. Chairman of District COMMITTEE.
~ First Wnrd-RAILRoAD MEETING-Ata
large aud respectable meeting Of citizens Of the FIRST
Ward held at The Broad House the 9th !nstan'
for se purpose Of considering the importance ola speedy
canpleon cf the New ork and Efie Railroad, PHIL
lips PHE NIX. Esq called 20 the Chair end Dr.. s
p HARRIS and CALvIs BAYLIs were appointed Secre-
,aries.
The Chairman stated briefly the obect Of the meeting
ard introduced D. a. NAcoMBER, Esq, who in a most
clear able and satisfactory manner portrayed the al
ysp,agss 10 this City and State De derived from AN
es,y completion Of the New York aad Erie Railroad.
On raotioh OF Or Ma. sh Committee Of three aas 40
pointed draft resolution expressive Of the sense Of
,h. mee,iar, wherearsn DR.. MARSH. O. ". Vas TUYl
and E. ". ANTHONY E.qs sppciate1 no Re ported
the following, which were unani:aousiy adopted
Rl0lcea Thn, take tho dee pest interest in the sue
OF The city Of Neg York thst regard It's
is not oly important It's 3hahitan,S in 10 he
State AID 10 the Lni5nat cau2!t look 9Th ndifer
erce Epon those projects nich are t present
sa!ed advantages.
Res0tUfd, That tho c!,y Of Ncwfotk has vastly IN
creased N =" st and pcpu,ilon since the completion OF
the Erie Cana and is eUdoGistls that avenues OF
similar tenGency will havc similar results
.Resoiced Thai the Ne@-York and Ere kaifoh1 IS
particularly Characterized ef ;ae most important
projects Of The day, great OF tho
nrratiae cidipct0. Of the entire wo; K
Res0I.ed rnat hail vita pleasure the Eliminating
-pirit wc prevails throughout The CT! nrentitn tos
completion and !edgc Ourselves TO exert every energy
ia tc1alf until its .iaai sccors ai,shnen'
ResoietJ. That trlrose Il he plan OF Ward Meet
ip2s and x ard that pou every
CITIZEN IN THIS Ward, forward without delay aud
give oud hearty And annnimou, support
Ras0lssd That far all experience hrs been had
ailroacs found that The interest thav pay err
ways in proportion 10 heir continuous 9Th
aud in the opinion Of tbs maeiios this s:ook will pay
better on tho Investment tan any Road now IN
oceratiOn the United Sta!es.
Rtsotstd Tha,inas much somewhat doubtful!
whether any reliance can he placed the endns
M fs!tiicr aid 10 this Road that it SHOULD now depeul
upon Individual enterprise for tx conpic,io
e5oiDea That the citi1ens Of New York " IN suffer
I'M. load to b, neglected, Whale the czems Of H3slgn
are reapipc the benefit OF the immoD,e wealth of the
Crest Wast. the natural outlet Of Which l. this city
Rs.olcfd 1 ha! Committee be appointed by this meet
g District tho Ward snd sppost suitable persons 10
call on the citizens and solicit subscriptions The CON
pison CT ta:s great work.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

II ;,
Meetings above every Sunday aud tr'duy ~ 'ning
II a.
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TsTDSoe4r y fn.3GLsET'S s2aF7N
" 30 SUGARS :9r .ale atg rc1cctlon OF cent pes
II, f: n t5rtaer n.Ires, by
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

IL Medicines Of the Esexs ssunIity-.,ppsoye,
Popular ier cJes .oectos English AID French IerfuIl
ary, Soaps, brazhcs, &c, for sale by
]. l. CODDIEisIOx, Druggists.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

Col sroHe az ain Tor few minutes caehoiacd the At
,,nuon of his audience by examples of energy and sue,
cessin enerprxe OF par; % other cities not possess
inc in sny proportion the wealth AID resources Of New,
nj
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08
JONAH RIcia:js. Aacsicneer
a B1StG, ysF .31EEaI G PSIsYT

y oE,E S;.-'i'nc special Copartnershia heretofore
= existing IN e-,,ncrsi:Gsd sndsr the h'p OF
BANGS, RICHARDS < PLti'i IS THIS day dissolved by
mutual An outstanding affairs Will no adjusted
BY BANGS. RE HAKDS- 4 PUNT.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

=CnARLEs SrErsoS walked upto the saic aud eniorce
bv An example worthy be initiated nv all the "rel
luasls which had been ndduced dUrag tho evening, by
Increasing the amount Of ,he subscription las: and
happy 20 sxy his example oil5wed thus We hail
will, delight, the uuspcious con;na ncenento i oar
ces. full competition with risals lie; Ih0 ball hse
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

EEgSED SUGAR Re duced Prc
II The subscribers have this day rejucei lac price OF
,,ei- poukie Refined Loaf Crusaed Ind Pound Sugars
.e,t nor Dnupd R. l. < A. STUART,
SsvYo-s IAN l. l7Il 80 Greenwich ST.
4
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II Tl- iE,ic-signcd have entered into Copartncrshp
ARD Ill continue tse business uud'r tho same arm,
LEMuEL BANGS.
JOSIAH RICHARDS,
~ 4
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

TUES AND RFes ES.-The subscriber has
OF haud Ia-se sso1;Rant Of the above articles To-
ystLs7 with ot o. Hickory Oak and Ash PLANK which
he 4i!i sell 10 for cash.
ie g.. - J.B,wEEDEN, 30 Aott-sueet.
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There are s0Ee other functions reserved the
Sacred Legion; they will have the daily super
vision OF the surface OF highways. Roads being
considered branch Of material [ atty, ne S7c,tf
Legion ,in. a. q Corporation devoted ;o the cansc
OF Unity. attend 70 ornamca,.as ami keeping 'lou
in repair
T. me pr.ic Of ,hc Saerci LeSios, the Com
biaed Social Of.cr VIII bee indebted icr highway
a. s:mp,uou- - lie alley, of our gardens. Iheir
borders viii be ornamcn;ea Ni,h trees and shrub
berr. aad even Cover. IN Inc distance
The Sacrcf h. riol vii. have also the supervision
Of the animal kingdom. Whoever 90 treats OBJ
abuse. an animal. viii have to answer for il ps-
fore se Council or Court Of their Order; what
ever his age may bc hc will be- brought before
4 tribunal % Chulrcn. inferior ~ reason 20
children ihemseiv-' Animals being productive
in proportion onl, 20 the care bestowed upon
them. be who abuses these poor creatures. which
cnn offer 20 rcs,iasre, viii be considered more OF
brute than the br.,e> b. per,ecutcs
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an Ut, YOU UUfdIrHl NTNdTI' - :
DANIEL WEBSTER"
To wADDY THOMPSON. Esq. &c.

4 IIisToRY Of Political PARTIES STATE NEN-
YoRg from 1873 to 1910 BY JAEEz d. HAMMOND. (3yO
PIP. $40 New.Nork IIlisiod voorhees,
We have already repeatedly noticed and COM
mended this interesting work; but the receipt Of
the concluding volume gives us excuse for again
mentioning it. 1t i, a work which ought to be in
every School Library in this State The old will
fad it full Of interest the yosng of Instruction.
Perhaps there is 10 department Of human cndea-
vor in which those who know least are 30 apt to
do most and 10 be Influential in doing, in poll
tics Judge IIammond's work, while it shcds great
LIGHT on the history and policy of our State, Is cal
cuatod TO make rejecting. discerning citizens Of
heated. minimizing psrisans. We do not concur
in all its views either of men or measures; but we
heartily commend the spirit Of candor and charity
vet Of frankne.,, in which it is written. The
on, fault we can find with the work is the brcvity
and vagueness of some Of the latest chapters. Our
political contests since 1884 too specifically
narratod-a fault which we trust will be amended
in future edition.
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The efficiency Of American hostility % Mexico
has never been tried the government las no de-
sire TO try il II would not disturb the peace for
the sake Of showing how erroneou>y Mr.. de Boca-
nceta has reasoned while, on the other hand, IL
trusts that lust nope NAV be entertained that
Mexico will not ncon.idera'cly and ncedicssly
na.,en into an experiment bv which the truth or
tallacy OF MS sentiments may be brought to all &C
tual ascertainmeni.
- If individuals enter into the service OF Texas,
or any other foreign State, the Government of the
United Safes no longer hold, over them the shield
Of its protection Ihey must stand or fall in their
newly assumed character and according to the for
tunes which may betide It. But tie Government
Of the United State cannot lie called upon TO pre-
vent their emigration; and it must be added, that
the Constitution, public treaties, and the laws
oblige the President 10 regard Texas a. an indie
pendent State, and its territory no part Of the
Territory Of Mexico. Every provision Of law,
every principle Of neutral obligation, will be sodu-
lousy enforced in relation to Mexico, as in relation
to other Powers and in the same extent aud with
the same integrity Of purpose. Al this belongs
to the constitutional power and duty Of the Gov
crnrnert and il will all be fuhlled. But the con-
inuancc Of smity with Mcxco cannot be purchased
at any higher rate. II the peace Oh the two cOun-
tries is to be disturbed, the responsibility will de-
vo.ve on Mexico. she must be answcTab.c tOr
consequences. The United States, let it be again
repeated, desire peace. 1t would be with infinite
pain that they shosld fad ihemsclVe, in hostile re-
ations with any OF the new Governments on this
continent But their Government Is regulated,
ated full of the spirit Of liberty, bat surrounded
nevertheless, with Just restraints and greatly and
feryently As it desires peace with all Statc, and
especial, with its more immediate reighbors, YET
no fear OF different state Of things can be allowed
to interrupt it, course Of eqsa aud exac, justice to
all nations nor to ostle it out Of the constitutions
al orbit in which it revOyes.
am sir YOUR obedient servant
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+ AW REPORTER for July. ls42.-


4 TN, day pub. sci By BRADBURY, >ODENS co.
IL Na,.au-stfeet y y. and 10 sohoo.st, Boston.
CONTENTS.
recently released from the Ma7cLu>e, >,ste Prison, after
Illegal imprisonment of twelve year
H. OpU.6l o. - 80 80 - .h-.l 0, he slpreD Court
of Pa in the cssr g., Craig smith.
III. Opinion 81 Judge >pragae District judge col Or I.
saies for Massac 1scits IN he case o Harding steam
boat Maverick.
H. Three opinions of Mr. Justice Story ~ the supreme
Court o. tie :. N bankruptcy cases, VIZ BOZ thu cs,e o
Benjamin Randall ant Others IT, ease of Lucu- ksme-
in tie case of Moses Carlton.
for the southern suct OF York n tie bankruptcy sas
OF Geo. Brown.
VI Opinion OF Judge Ware District Judge Of ,he United
states, for Maine n tue bankruptcy oa'e OF NICHOLS :"
VII Three opinon. Of Judge Jud.on strict Judge Of
the + = lF Connecticut Boz The following harAraicy cir>,
vi Culver :. Calcnicri ntae matter Of Lew Young n
VIII Decision IF tie Supreme Court OF Maine, n the
case OF Wm. '. Timer.
TX , ge,t OF American Cases being selections from
HHrstN " Report, and Alabama Reports
y Intelligence and Miscellany, containing the following
short Articles vi. SaBkrupcy-Frcnch Law Casr-lnsu-
-Eyidencc-Ldw and Literature
XI 4 c0nuleiclt of bankruTss ~ Connecticut prepare
for the Law Reporter by the United States Marshal ton
XII liz. of B,nkrupts in New York up to June ,o!a
NV Notices New Publications.
The l.. Reporter J, published simultaneously lu bn,l9n
Ns fe ir-t OF every month, 'I royal octave
% PAGE, the is~ price of Three b0inl- pr an-
num- Il hs be- established four years and cg1N, 400 ~
leyc ergqa!on l. c9r-,n. te aec Ion, ci an i, most
.is after they arr delivered Many ofheu beng FURNISH
e bv Tie Judges ut tine crt,, also monthly -e>i,
OF Tie most important English and American Reports n-
gr'irr with all legal intel gcuce oi inierc,. IN addition
to u.. i- work contain, monthly list OF banAfnpt> 10
Massachusetts. New Work. Maine and 'pnnecutui' AN"
ines, vii be- extended other states 'ho-ld 'he * en'e
Ln warranted Jyl<u
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Iecture.-On T1esfay Fv-nin- lie 1871 INST al
O'clock be delivered AT the Hal o. Tie Fourier Asa
c,aton ~ an Broadway, TIE c0ucllin- part ~ ihr
scientific e,r auano LIBERTY, which vii embrace hrs
points. Freedom of ihe senses. lie Mind and ne fa'
or, that D. tie development u The sensitive The late
ectual and Pastoral naue Of Man. The public add the
ltdie- uart.cularlv, aye invited 10 attend
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Or, Principles OF Tue Organization OF Society
y TIE Editorfaip II Column ds net from that Of
Tle Tribune fldrrsr ltcrf, gofffec p \. BRISBANE
R,,ii,rcs rs Iona d ffre,'
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t7NTANGLED ACCOUNTS.-Tho

Jons- Accountant, 49, Broadway. Oppo,i" J"hnsl.
r-t Ike. 90 arrange aud adl accounts i every dr'up-
ton T. those VITO hay, not been able az devise sample
and ray u.,h0d conducting mi, department. in, sdNr
,sr " ''i De confidence derived i0m much eNp'f'nct,
respectfully oe, b. assistance suggesting such iorus ui
recount books bet adapted io any particular ouin"
oi hu. arss f. comp cat't partnership a1sr confused
inI neglected account. o. tel.. Is ELI 10 ,sct u a
a.e. - egu table aLl nd-pu'H i.r adjustment
Published md ipr al" by t.e author D. above, "lnne's
FrMrpic ind Pfati,r Bofkk' plug." which already
the lert book the !eadle Aca-uc Institutions, of IBIS
v, and he ory tmsrc1n work on tc subject hat
h,. l.. n pr. nf~d I'D fue!luI. Price - . ny2ju
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|. ~ GFNTLEMAN intending To build

would 80 well pas, along tie street and thro" i,
ey., 10 the c!lae, and enquire wLy the noria washed
our cf 80 rsauv then The mortar Under me coping
ana area. ami cellar ways md u be- should md all ,ai,
~ orr, hen have inserted n hs spec hcIiion ILoT1.iOl
LI0.e; bur u ir would hay" The moi remain hrH d'n
- .r rad an weather let hi, architect insert IN III.
on Hsirsuc Line, which A. YET never a. bees
known 10 either wash out o. any DITCH nr stone w"fN
- ,r, .,rat.en however exposed Price = per -. for
.,s - 49,. corner az Troy and Ne.fss iellul 7. +
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u SIR HENRY MoRGAN rHE BuccANEtR, 10y
the author of Rathn the Refer. The atrocities
committed by the English Buccaneers against the
wealthy but uncnyiablc inhabitants OF the Spanish
Main. form a bloody page in the Romance OF Hi'-
tory. This picture Of one Of the most notorious
among them is not at all to our taste but those
who admire scenes Of awlc>Sncss, piracy and nur-
der. can here enjoy them to their hearts content
For sale by c. :. Francis x Co. Y. \.
G7The CATHOLIC EXPosIToR for July Is en-
belli,hcd by Ethographic likeness Of Rev Bishop
HrGHrs. Its literary content. are ali original con-
trbu,cd 10y Rev. F. Narela. Rev. [. |. ri'c' W
G. Read. &. W. F. Gusts, and e;herS. and com
prise tales, essays, poems, &c which wei sustain
the high literary character Of this magazine
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