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GOBEN'a s.ADs's BOO &.-Ofce No 50
VI Boz ery.-GODEI'> LApl'S nOtk AND LADIES'
AMERICAN MAGAZINE. edited by Mrs. Sarah !. HALE,
'rS. Lydia II. Sigouney, Morton Mchchael aud LOUIS
A. Cooley.
Mss C. NJ. Scdc~ck Miss F. Leslie and y. p. Willis,
regular contributors.
coSrESrs oF RVS fEeRrAsr No-yol u, No 80.
Mary Ryaa's Daughter, by Airs s. }. Hale,
SOng-Ehe Snow, The Snow. BY J. r. Knight.
The Disputed Wedding Ring, by y p. W is
Wtitos Harvey, by Miss &, Nj. SeGGNick.
Hide aud Seek BY Prof w. }. Walter, (lllusrsted9
{illu<rated)
The Notary OF Fashion, by MIS-. Eliza vanhoru Ellis.
A Fathers Lsmcnt. hy X. shelton Mck-u7ic, LII. d.
Mr.. CLANCY 5 Cooking Steve. nv Mrs. A NJ F. Aunan
Something from the Old School of English Poetry by
WI W,tcr.
The Bescoy, Sketch, BY Miss Leslie
Cnnse aud Cure, Conversations By Tho Fresde by
Mrs. Hsle
The Season of Love by George P. Morris.
Stanzas by Mr. l.. Il Siyourney.
Mnsc-' The Old Sycamore Ballad, Poetry by Henry
b EIrst. composed b. Prof Thos. II. Vandonberg.
Editors Table
Editors Book Table.
EMBELLISHMENTS.
Hide aud Seek, a beautiful steel Engraving by A. l..
The Widow fac Engraving steel, by Dick
Fashions, figures, handsomely coorcd.
Terms-S3 per annual ~ advance, or - cents sugo
nuulyer Published monthly, delivered IN any part Of
this city and r,okiyu by mail TO all parts OF
la63tis ISRAEL POST, Sc Bowery.
fTNRSE a.assY,s WORLD DE FASHION,
4 Office 50 Bowcry.-Tac Lniy's Verdi OF Fashion
A Monthly Magazine of choice Americas Literature
the latest London aud Partisan Fashions in advance of all
other Magazines.
Content. Of The february No poA |. No @
ORIGINAL. tAPERS.
Fashions for February.
Emma Bcnson hv | ady.
Gcnevicye, nv Colcrdre.
Moh-rweis Poems.
The Fisherman and his Wife, By H.k.
Happiness in Marriage.
The Rescue. A Legend of the James River, by NJ. K.
Thnyer.
Winter.
The Co1uettc-- Story ofrsn life by Ellen Ashton.
Charity, by Lydia Jane Person.
The Royal Bride.
Lillian, by Alfred rcnny
Fragment, by Alfred Sterling
The Minister'S Dinner, by Lydia Jane Picrson.
The Merm,n,by Aired I'cnny son.
Female Education, by louis Fitzgerald Tasstro
Mutahiliry. by p. B. Shelly.
The DneIlist, by II. Synmes.
Tee Lads Beat,ice, by Mrs. Hary L. Spencer.
rh- MJth.r
The Artists Triumph,
EMBELLISHMENTS.
Fashion Plates, Coorcd Morning and Evening Dresses
Fiead- dresses. &c. &c.
Three fiil lsrghs aud three half length Figures
WeGJnr Costumes, Intcs. style of Wedding Costumes
iloocs, ;iead -dresscs sc. &c.
TGreu ipll |rngth and. threc half length Figures.
Tcrms-Sa,00 per aanum in advance, Is cts. per
lulnbtr.
Published montsIy. delivered in NY part Of this City
and 2r97n aud seat by mul al parts Of me Usilod
STATES aud CaHaia- by ISRAEL POST
rs 3c5 g Rowery.
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MONEY MARKET.
les nt.hc Stock Exchange. Jnn. rs.
Commercial mud Money HEn1tcrs.

EommercInI mud Money NnitcrN.
Tncsday, P. M.
At,hc Broker. BOARD to day the sales of Bank and
Road Stocks very extensive, but generally al,
improved prices. Delaware and Hudson advanced per
cent; Canton Compagys Mohawk |! Long Island !
Paterson l. For Mechanics Bank 63 offered, So asked :
Bank America s5 offered, 80 asked pheniN e. offered
72asked Commerce 81 offered, Slnsked do scrip s. Of
tcrcd 90 asked American Exchange G3 offered Is asked
Utica and Schenectady 2J offered, l29 asked, dividend
of; Syracuse and utica l09 offered, ll0asksd.
In Stocks the transactions weevery large reach
Ing upwards of $4,000 isdiann Bond, closed at ii:
an advance of per cent; nois "a advance Of |!
per cent State lives lS:.5 sod ONO Sizes 20
CORPORATION Bonds 1913, For State Elves and
Half e5 offered 81 asked; Skies, ls6i I9i offered. -
asked; Fires S45, 90: asked; Kentucky :. offered IS
asked; Alabama so offered.
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Ia this city Jas a. the Duanest CEarch by the Rev.
W. Dewitt CALVIN L. Goes of This city Mrs Mary Ma
Mahan OF Mex Milford. Conn.
tas city jan -, joau HcNul,y r;o Eliza, dauk hie.
OF Ioaa QuH, Esq. all II ISIS civ
Ia tor city. Jan. a. Francis Cassidy 10 Mary Miao'
beth of,nis city
~ J" Washington i'm 81 1ieut Levin y, Powell. [ s
Anv 10 Jeanette {. daughter Eoa. Jsge Tha7stor
OF Washington.
A. Va, hv., Jan. he residence Of Hon John Bell
J.. Piayer, E.q. OF SoG;n= Carolina 10 Miss Emma
J eatlaa, Sep daughter oil 'ir. Bell
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UNITED STATES IN MINIATURE
At TEE CEE1IAX,

l49 Fulton-Strcct and Ii Ann-street
Thus says the Editor OF the P-net:
FREE READING RooM-Witbout doubt one OF the best
ard of the convenient places IL the city TO ga
Their the OF the day tae Climax Eating House
No.zii Ann-strcc;, running througho Fuon.s'reet Al
this well conducted and popular establishment. ,hcro are
tweny-six marble tables, with Attending journal on each
table representing every State III the rnou thus citi
zens and hav. the opportunity Of taking thoir
coffee &c and reading the latest papers from all parts OF
tho country the table 1t strikes that this ar
rangcNcEt superior 20 anything ever attempted III tab
city, aRd have 70 doubt will prove grca, featured
this extensively pa,ronzed house of refreshments Under
The management OF It's gcntcmany proprietor, the Gil
max are pleased learn rapidly increasing III pa
tronace aud popular favor End doubt not will continue
TO receive il. full share of public support. Step in
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New.Tork Markets.

AsHEs-No change and nothing doing Ps'- % ;
Pearls 90, nominal
ZCOTTON-Tse sales to-day h4ve been ssoai so st
abou, the price, ruling baiore me steamers arrival
FLoURSenne order. a,ve esa received by Inc scam
er, bu; they limited beioase market rate Holders
appear 10 be firm at o. Th-se Is far demand for home
coasamP;i AID Eastern we make no change
IN quotations.
GRAIN-A 10, Of $500 bu.i,e- Wheat taken for
e1por, at y Nothing eise 5ope in grain Very .itt!e
Corn offering. Rye dsilno buyer.a,,0e. North River
Oats retail a; 80 SIC jersey +Ga i-c-
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Ctr futeiIigene..
Reported for The N,.w-York Tribune
COURT OF SESSIONS.

Before rAs Recorder Judges Lynch and Noah, sud Al
dermeu Timpson end lines
TuEsDaY January :j.
TIE CASE OF JOHN De GRoor, under ndicarsai for
pe'Jury called up, AMI Messrs. :. 3. Cutting sad
Nelson Chase, Of Counsel for Defendant, renewed nor
motion leave withdraw their plea Of guilty. and
10 put in aud interpose demurrer Indictment
81 alleged leg al normaliiies therein which
ton the learned COUNSEL and sustained by and
uhle arguments. They were replied TO by ar. Joaas E
Phillips ac:ing Di,trc, Attorney, snd Mr. D. f. Wheeler,
OF counsel :cr ;As prosecution, aud the Court allowed
the notion restricting the respective counsel written
point. and arguments 10 be Alt before the February
Judge Lynch disseated from the decision OF the
nsjorty OF the Court and pronounced opposite opin-
ion. The demurrer thereup.n filed with the Clerk
ufih he ro,,-,
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u 6 /:

In this Sly. Jan. ~ Calharne Vi daughter of Joseph
In this city, Jan, II Elizabeth widow the late Dugad
Gray, aged ~
n ths city j4a. q Margaret, ~ife OF F. Bigby aged 80
In ;as cl!y JAM. Susan Jane daschte. Of the l-e
Thadieus Whitlock aged 90
In this city jan "a Thomas Mos-s Randolph,
late of this city, eyed %
In this city J4a. Ms. Abigail Davis IL The .0 year
of her
Al Sewark. y. J., Jas. % George HobGsy. aged 20.
AZ Baltimore. jar. ~, Or. George Sproson. OF lac
Oldest surgeons 10 The Us. Navy
Washingt"n. Jsa. %. Re, Rober Dyoc, oi The Pro-
testaus Episcopal Church.
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LAWYERS DIARY..Janasry a6.

CALESpEa Of CorsT OF CoMHoS Pleas. Tais DAY
Par, s-st meets 0oclock-!l9, l2l, s. 6, l2ll35,
IL. % 20, l3., 1873 III, li3, IA. li9
Par; second meets al oclock-6 &C. 80, g. "A, 6,
81, %. a. 2s,55, % 92. &c.
SuYcHi9a CorsT-No,cs OF Issue for the ensuing Feb
ruary Term be fled before Monday the 5l.t o.!
.IanG.rv.
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New YORK. Jan. I. lsl2. y Ia"Iw
y The State paper will please copy.
Yhirty.Gfth Nc>-Eork Trade Sale.


Agrseahly 10 the regulations, the ueNt resaar trade
sale Of Books. Writing srd Printing Papers, Stationery.
Stereotype Plates Leather, &s Will De commenced
Tuesday, the 22,i al Narch II will he coutisued
urier the direction OF Inc Committee and under the
regulations rs hetcsothre
Invoices should be furnished by the first OF February,
when the catalogues will be put 10 press.
Cash advances viii be rada recscpt OF goods, and
sascs vii be guaranteed ard cashed. wheu required.
BANGS. Rich De X PLAT"r. 100 broadway.
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Fer The Tribnns
Fact. in Regard te the Tariff, No. 2.

Facts In Regard to the Tariff, No. 2.
| Fortv wears ago all our Hardware was imported
Spades Shovsls, Hollow-Ware, Buttons, Axes,
Brushes, &c. Then we could not catch our own
mice without sending to=England for the trap
Now, according TO Report made by the American
Institute there more than ten millions OF Arner
can Hardware sold yearly in this city, which en-
ploys an immense number OF laborers, and it i
sold al about one-third less now than then. And
what has brought about all this but,he protection OF
American Labor and the inventive genius OF our Peo
pie? when Congress in their wisdom laid SIX cents
the square ward on Cotton goods manufactured
abroad with other protective duties the rec Trade
folks said i,w ruin Commerce. Then we sent
our dollars 20 the East indies for rnuslins that cost
;wen,v-four CENTS a gard, which We no." make here
for eight that will wearth three times long. /
will now show YOU how have injured Com
rperce. vessel loads q, a Northern port with
manufactured goods and produce Of the North,
COOS TO a Southern port and buys cargo Of Cot
ton, which is taken North and East and mannfac-
tured into Cotton goods, and taken to the East ln-
dies, for which cargo Of Sugars is purchased
These are refined, taken 70 Europe, and return
curgo is brought back By the drawback the
Sugars we are enablca to compete with England
on the Continent. In the first place dollars
were sen, ana cargo returncd and there the work
ended. In the second place, sN freights have been
made and large number OF our own People haze
had profitable employment and ali tho articles OF
Trade furnished from the productions flour own
Country, and in the first instance the snew5 OF the
Country were sent from it, Other Instances might
be brough, in favor of our producing every article
here to export. This is the way Free Trade viii
always flourish, when we produce it at home and
US our Home Trade iIourishcs so will we haze
means 10 compete with others in 4 Foreign Mar
ket.
In my mex, will show how our City has increased
in forty years, and what was eur situation then to
what it is now. And the cause has been=Protec-
ton and Internal Improvements and if we foster
an. protect our owa Industry, we can make any
ticle in this country cheaper and better than i'm
ported. Yours, w.
[D GoDEY's LADY's Book for February, con-
tanning two fine Engravngs, Plate of Fashions,
and original articles by Mrs. S. c. Hall Miss c.
NJ. Scdgwick, Mrs. L. II. Sigourncy N. P VIII
writer's extending 60 pages, has been sent us by
King & Co. 1919 Broadway. Also,
GRAHAN's LAeY's Book AND GgSrLEmES's
MAGAZINE for February, similarly cmbcllished,
combining articles hv n Y.Horer, r. Low
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~. Ts..,,no-Tba Ninth Ward

X Temperance Esec1InS.-The Ninth Ward
Temperance Society will hold lis monthly meeting
Wednesday Evening 2Gth nst o'clock, on the Third
Univcrsals Church, corner Of Blocker and Downing
streets The Rev tir Balca, Pastor OF the Church. will
deliver an adcs and other addresses may be expected
III 2ts
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY:
Ship Arkansas Deunis, No.cans, VIM Nelson.
Bark Duchess Banter Gibraltar. Broom.
Hries Eandalier, Berry. Wilmington Nc, R=P Buck;
Alfred smmoG5 Spear, 81 Thomas. " w Pratt; Na:-
saw. Koopmaa. Maiauza.. W Taylor.
Scars Albion, Berry, Richmond; ObeEou, Mo1to2, VII
rlug,on NC Badger / Peek.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
u Revenue Cutie. Ewing Alex Y Fraser Lieut. Com
handing 6 hours from Little Egg H,rbor
Snip Coriolanus, Attlebury l.O d. l Calcutta, sugar
&c 10 Lawrence & Robinson.
Ship Trenton Bennett, 10 DIS I'm NOrleans coIion 10
Johnson & LowGcn.
Packet ship England Waite, flu Liverpool l5ih Dec,
md 70 & oodhue 81 so.
Ship Alabama, Bunker, Il DIS i'm NO.ieans, w Nelson
Sap CASTOR, Latham. 10 d$ I'm NOrGan,, K h Collins
4 Co.
Brig Peter DenlI, Lsss, q. IA Savannah, cotton to
+ N Demll.
Brig Gem Hull Small 10 ds i.a Xbara, Cuba fuslic and
tobacco 10 Aynar Il Co.
Brig Moon Hays ts fin Charleston, cetton SC 10 Gee
Bslkley.
schr [. L s,urges, Baker, I'm Baltimore, stu.sss &
Chairman.
Schr Baltimore, Wogoal ia Petersburg tobacco 10
Jas Hunter.
schr John Danlsp, nllyarl aO.d I'm Marsclbo coffee
81 TO master.
Schr Dodge, Hyatt, Alexandria, Ssurses & Chairman.
MEMORANDA.
The tide Yesterday morning dowed The upper dscs
Of the wreck OF the ship Frankfort
DOARD-Two or three Slnglc gentlemen can bt
- accommodated with board aad pleasant rooms III
private family, at n. Varlck 81. 10 ~
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EasEs en- MONTH"; ONLY.
- Terms reduced from Ten 10

ACADEMY, Isl BROADWAY, opposite Washington
Hall
= Mr.. GOLDSMITH the American UnrYaIed PeRlnan
pledges himself oinpart to The Ladies and Gentlemen
OF Ncw York and Broo. yn his much admired System Of
Mercantile ard Eps,olary
WRITING,
return the money AT The expiration OF the Lessons
Mr. &. has Obtained the
First Premium
three successive years for tho best specimens of Ohand
Writing exhibited az the Fairs OF the American Institute.
Rooms open dsrirg the Day and Evening
The Ladies will meet daily from II to o'clock.
Opinions OF the Pre-.
Mr.. GoLDsMITH-JuigiDc from what we have
must pronounce him TO be unrValed in the USE of the
pen. Boston Morning Post
Mr.. GoLssMITH-fIe i. we say unhe satingy the nest
accomplished of hand Pcnnan We have
TNcy-Yc.k Evening Signal.
New York, Jan. IL. lr:s1 J2i ct
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lsS w0xAL GUxi4EG.


AeHit Ei.--rne subscriber cNndu 'tin2 tine General
Auction and Commission bu,gs>s. having associated
himself With JACOB : ARCUtARiUS the business will
IN future be cJrtiucttd undo. the h,m of REEL AR
CULaRlCS i25 lyls HENRY +. NELL.
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u Particular Notice--Thosc persons having
furniture of any description to dispose Of or rho are
breaking up housekeeping, will fad ready sale for any
portion or all OF their goods BY sending their address,
calling upon the subscriber Goods any amount pa
ased $50 (a) F.COLTON, 1877 Chatham street
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"
18th January. made VERY REDUCTIONS frou the
price III every article III their
STOCk OF DRY GOODS.
AsG. w. VI. y CO. are now making extensive prepare
Spring Trade, aud determined reduce
their stock possible before the arrival OF their
lmporations the Spring they have marked the prices
Down at once such the desired oh
ject. The Cheap Days will continue for TWO
WEEKS ONLY from the 18th 10 the Goth Instant, an!
to give some ide, the Of the reductions. FEW
Prices ARE ENUMERATED
SILKS.
large lotcf rich Satin Stripes, ard cases OF Brochc
and Chcne Pou de Soes scld 6s and Is sd alnow OF
fered at 1. per yard.
The IS Is Cd aud g. Silks, Chenc, Oabre, Peka, Reps
Sc 81. are reduced 10 5, D. Cd and per yard.
large 10, of Blue black Striped Reps offered AT .
Oh, worth 81.
Foaard Silks OF the riches; quality, yard wide, only
IS ID also. Gros DA'riqucs, Italians Gros de Naples
Armurcs, Watered silks &c &csequaliy low
tlotof Li.ht Ha,orci silks aud Fancy Color ed Irish
Popns, for Evening DrsncsreHarkably cheap.
nloUssELlsE lie LaESEs.
large quantity OF very excellent Nous de LANES
reduced to Is 81 per yard
Allthe IS, 3s Sd and Is goods, comprising niany hun
dred beautiful patterns, offered at"ne price : Sd per
The rich Peri. Wool dc Lanes only 3, 81 per yard
plrn dc Lanes, all wool, only }s per yard.
~ ~ - :. v - m,
Aquautity Of English Cacess, Slightly spot,cd,} at l.
per yard.
ne "Hoie o' t', -
,Vo' '''e'c' ma" Us" - %, :, .
Sd and ,, Cd,
-,
r III - a. a.,;,-
el.na..,o %
'eH' Oh '''' ''''' o - 10
DC per Eaf"
rarh'ure oh'1.NeS, ''i" ',, nv o.=.-,
Inc "'cs' 80 ra '''o ,'''a NUS '"'s - r.
snaA '" s,s ~ - "a LON
In this article astonishing Reductions nav 't'n
>, .b.an., Tho
- - I,.t ~, sho,l.
~ ,.,,,.;.I,.,.,s..
80, 1870 SIT ,,o,,, ,r,o.
IL" -. 6,,,,,s, 80 70 s,5
o".' - 80 ,...,..-,,
9p'cn"'' '''"' :. '''' '''".N' ~ ' '' ''''
"'crG Gnu - an =, -
IN
In ~ '',' - = : -
h.,i.a,, . mo. ,, Mn, 81, -.
49,, ~, ,,e,.s.aoges. J5d"* - ,y,nt Of ,,,,,Is.
- : ~ .a,...,,..;,,
will neysr 'sain maze s9cn ,n opPof,u4'y'
sG4-ANiS G,f4s.
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4A IV!aN1,kGE5,-A Farm of about - acres, in
~ Ncr jersey, exchange far House and two Lots
worta about $2U0a up aud the balance w!l be pad
in cash Good lane! and iii the vicinity at Rarold is
desired. Building regarded f tie soil i good. Apply
the Land Office Of BUTLER & BENSON, No. Ann
strect ,.6 f,
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~ TO fsENT-Tse Merchants Exchange Bui
Ai. INC a be entirely fn!>led o. before the ls of
May and contains fire p.eoi Offices calculated for
Banks, Insurance Ccmpauies Merchants, Brokers' Law
yers &c, Celersor Storage Wine aud Porter Wants,
and Printers aE Eagravers al OF which
arc offered lowtcrm Immediate pS,esslon
can be gran somc aud the residue the Is, day Of
May For iarther particulars, apply At the oi.e Il
thc CDmnany. - i We
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VERY .AlIPsa1TE E.iTRE,
% ISoWerY.

u BENEFIT. OF Mr.. SWEENl.
J,iiIS EVENING Jan. %, tie satsr,siugcs,s i'll
coDnance with Grand Wsitz sni Stsr Entres.
Mr. Sweeney viii sing his iaTori.e sens e Johnny
Booker.
Nj Benjamin Pelham will sppoar aud Whistle several
of hi Bresktovu,. Introducing MS Two Dancers.
Mr. Sveeny viii ,iug ais tavoriie song OF Lucky Long
sde3by tae DarSey Family.
To couoluds win the lauehabie Afterpisse of fooR
snip.
u Boxes 80 cen,s--Pit IS cents. Doo7s open st6:
and Performances commences At .so'clock. 20
D1lEIAis Cs.-EXERCiSE- FOR HEALTH
ID oNLY-No GAMBLING #PERsHrTED.--Oi'lS
FIELD Will be happy III call frorl HI. friends i, ls>s
ford Bisrt Rooms. the Climax Eating House,
eight splendid table. with slate ast marble
beds, Iala rubber. cloth aud spring steel cusions iron
and maaoganY=Irames. Entrance lag Fal,ou and Ann
-. T.blc. mud Cloths for sale. is I'm
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leA FOR SAlE-A very desirable tnrae story
iis House, sh the lot in fee in Niut street, sctaesn
University Place and the oh Avenue, nov occupied by
SIR. C. w. How.
Also four OF the Houses in the block building
in University Place cxteadiue from 5h th streets.
They Will DC ready for occupation the first Of May
and offered very moderate terms. Apply 10
J. GREEN PEARSON, 90 Merchants Exchange
=ilJ Nv Hanover
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NJ e S E NJ E II L S

= The RAINERS viii have TIE homer to give a Grant
Vocal c NCERT Il; the Societ. Library. on Trursdss
evening, January 81 when they will ,ppcar. thsir
rave costume o Tyrol, and sing of tnssr
popular PaccS. Tickets q be had Music
stores and Il: ,ae door Conccrt commence at haf-
-nasf 81
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ALSO,
BGAvERCLO'rus Ar a'9sa,se Co,1'.

Sew-I ork In.h Tailoring E.;'.oiishmeni
-a.a2 Tulton-stceet near Broadway,
Fora frr days ouy, order dispose Of he balance
OF our very Ie-i.an stock Of Beaver embracing
variety OF styles Gcntemen VINO still 10 T.nt OF al
good and fashionable invited call AID ea
a.nae for themselves, Goods direct from The
importers bouc ht exclusively for cash.
y B-Afuf assortment OF superior CI2,h., Cashmere
and vesnc. always be fonnt the above establish
meu, Full uiGsurni:hed twenty four hours aotce.
Cash 81 delivery and no statement IL prices.
j7tf C BooT6, Agent.
DRAss NaELa-JOBES {; H0DeHTON Of
ID Philadelphia you'd inform the dealers n 5ras Nails
they keep constantly nhnd IL Nevfofk, full
sappy article anc the orders the trade are
l;cIted
They have Introduced IN manufacture method
By which Shanks made mo- maeabIe and the
polish ard colour very ac7 superior and enduring
than any others IL market They warrant thea IL every
respectful weight, full count aad ful size maleabie
.hank, and they viii always be sold al the los mar ket
price by theIr agent =. K. LONG,
40 cts No. il Plat street
CtLsREEsEs1Ea,s VHNTE hlTiNs;
y MIGSAND SCALPS.-We have specimen. Of
these articles and admit that tho material work
nan.hip beauty OF i.h and e!egs Of style carao DE
cGualeG Ia fact, every thirg tsat erhances beauu!
head OF these pestmaba works Of
Whateve. experience could suggesi or geSes couo
execute Gs Wigs have !ecaved the advantage OIL acE
formed the head natural mar sro"Sc oper-
ing no no:e OF the brox than ones own bar cses hey
strong without being beavy, warm without se!ne
thick and elastic without being loose hey give the de-
shtful Feeling of fitting the head with the ease ct silk
cap having unnecessary Tsleht nHd no disagreeabie
pressure S-ch arc the advantages Of Erehugh's Wigs
and Scaps 50 lsrge assortment IS worthy of asien
riop ~ gentlemen fit themselves moment The
prices will be found suit the 2e Broadway Cup
stairs) entrance Fulton-street. j25 lwa
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AL HOPE Is VAIN.

Rev. Or asttaoud and the s.. Handbook have o-o
r.tucsgd tair wonderful Effects curing Consumption,
Colds. CoHehs, WhoOpng Coughs, Asthma, &c Mr.. RAJ
der, &c tchn,hun-sLree jim Gran 4! tan..reet, nave
also used and known May Wlere they cured
Within tr ast gear,
s1e CASES OF CONSUMPTION,
2TO0CAsES eff COLDS AND COUGHS,
l,luDCASES OF WHOOplNG COUGH, and
O1CAS rs of ASTHMA.
been reported cured by Shsrmans Cough Lounges,
nnunerab!e throughout the country that
have not been reported.
CHILDREN DIE OF WORMS,
aud many grown people suffer for life wh var.sus dis
eases rising from Worms The only and certain
,cm.dy for all kinds Of Worms Sherman. Worm Loz.
3nges Trey have cu-ed ,lncs their intfoducoh more
ian 400 900 CASES,
anJ becH kno"n 10 i- IN .IGgir instance
NERVOUS HEADACHE ANp PALPiTATION
Heart relieved f,oa 10 % inmates Wy Or OF
Shcr.aan's Loz-ngss Il is really sarprng hoH quick
.hey Operate Individuals of Ghe ghcss respec,nbilty
ca be referred
WEAK BACKS,
or pain in the back, .ides. breast Rheuma,m, cured
by Sherman'a Poor Mans Plaster; price only l2s cents.
100000
soI year Of then and warranted superior all other
Pastors cost what they msy They also Corns,
drax!ng taam out by The Ask for Sberm4ns Poor
Ian s Plaster oRi see that hi. signature, thus,
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Sore 81 Williamson csvaer % ptne-strte
THURSDAY.
Al O'clock al II. Merchants HSctnuge.
fsSENPToRr SALE or ILLINOIS STArs SoSps Fifty
three One Ihoasand Dollar Bonds OF the State OF illinois,
ssysbie IN 1868, a. per interest account Of
S.sktup; elsie.
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AND JEWRLsY VERY

MATCHES AND JEWELssY VERY
w 40 W-The subscriber is selling all descriptions
OF god and silver lever anchor ecapemcnt, epne and
verge Watches, Diamond Rings, Pins. gold Pencils,
Chains Keys, &c retail lowe, than al any other place
in the city. Gold Watches lower Than at any otner
place II the city Geld watches low as $50 to ~ each.
Watches aud jewery exchanged or bought
All watce, warranted TO keep good time the money
returned. W. =. ALL ~
Importer Watches and Jewelry wholesale ana Tets'
80 Wall street, up stars Wv D,'