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New Attraction!
TTIIIE NEW-YORk MUSEUM, formerly

4 reae's. having undergone material alterations, and
new and improved arrangement OF The vast COLLECTION o
curio.t;c> and objects of Science and Antiquity, for which
purpose has been for some time partially closed wi here
alter p-escn, attractions, in every department The
celebrated Portrait Gallery much admired as containing
the and almost ,n hencSc> o our early AMI most as
n.u,icd Heroes Patriots and Statesmen has been reny
by revarni,n The Scientific articles lave been
arranged and adapted the best purposes OF >u'y and for
teaching youth The Lecture Room has been greatly en-
arc.ti and improved Tor the accommodation OF intelgcn,
and respectable. audiences, and Tor oiecures bv s-
Observation-Disclosures, witc>eli,lve pparatyses &r Many
new, arr rs curiosity have. been added and the whole nnw
presents tnequaled advantages tor rational amusement ana
useful Instruction Parent, and teachers. the friends OF SCI
ence nrh rli!zeL. enerav. are invited u CALL ~
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4 T. CTION s a l. e 8.
z s DIR A PER

Store 81 wiinarsrrei corner OF Psue-ereet
Al Private Sae-Chiua Blk SILK Hdks; DO Assorted Sew
lngS; Fancy French style Plsld CaSseres o.
lord Fancy, Mix, De Jonv;ie, Sc-
AiS'-io pieces ~, 81 and 6-t White and Red Carton
Mating
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Dn1 RAND-STREET, (late Vann $. J
~ BROWN * URouIiARr, take pleasure n an

y =
~ ! BROWN * URQuIiAltr, take pleasure N an
t.ouncing public thnt they have purchased Of Mr.
Van hs interest in ti.e extensive
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
No 2g Grand street and they beg TO inform The friend,
,h, w, known Store, that they are now receiving a I'M
eari,y OF desirable Goods The stock Is being re-
pln, in ,yery Department. and We are using every eAer
ton To make. the establishment secon 10 none III me c!sF s
mart tor tie sale OF useful and Cheap Goods
We pledge ourselves conduct our business Oh sse slc
,t system OF and have secured The assistance o
Young ni,u who vii pay the utmost attention 10 vi'iicrs
whether purchasing or pricing goods. "ewll op4n on
saturday 9th February 1912, and will commence y GIVING
our first customers son. extraordinary Bargans All good!
Will be found rurlc in plain figures and no deviation ii
der any circumstances will be allowed from The priceb 80
marked.
Having all the facilities for doing the largest Retail bu'i
ness OF any house the city. ehdeaHor VIII be made
TO induce vsers become regular customers and 50 Tar rs
cheap goois and prompt attention co. have 80 ouot OF
beng successful.
silk, Sha,y. De LANES Calicoe5, Mun', lrns iiost,
(;love. Lace Goods, Iaberia>ery Also Flunhrs bian-
kes Quilts Coniortublcs, Merinoes &C. VIII be offered al
prices 10 suit times and We hope no ono that cai'
vill 90 away Disappointed.
f75,j. BROWN K URQGIJAItT, 29i Grand street
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NATATCHr.s AND JEWELRY very

NAV = IVIlTI,1 -A4NII - W y vi
Wv low.-Tie ,u,scrber is selling all descriptions OF
gold silver lever anchor eschpemen iepinc anu verge
Watches Diamond Ring. Pms, Gold Pencils Keys &c a,
retail lower than any other place in u'e CITY. nou
Watches lo So 10 10 dollars each Watches ana Jew
elry exchanged or bought
il watches warranted keep good time or The money
returned. H. =. ALLEN
Importer OF Watches md Jwrry, wholesale and retail 80
u all NC sI
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1T w. Ecvcft, dentist, corner OF Warren and
Broadway requested call and refund the noney which
he tool! for filling teeth with Cold but which he filled
wt poisonous Nercrni PASTE, the great injury and
sui'.ri7. OF
folt. ANN RILEY, 8 Battery Place
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MARRIED /:
DIED:

In This civ Feb , Frederick Wi,<an OF FRANKFORT 10
Ceirne F. daughter John De Ruver, Esq OF this city
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IL TIE FARMERS PAPER,-,Ihc February Mum
bcr OF TIE CULTlYATOK, published Al Albany, by l.
Tucker Just recevcdhy DAYTON NEWMAN, corner of
Fulton and Nas.aurccts, by whom subscriptions re-
ccivc and OF whom CONF ple o the work may be il1;l
The Cutivator stands co.s>,lyat head o' the gricnl-
tur Press OF TIN, country, and is lew price places IN the
reach OF all who wish information on the great Interests 10
which il Is devoted il being only ,ollara wear.
The February Number contains the Proceedings OF the
Newly Stale Agricultural Society Al It's late, antnl meet
in-Notices works subjects connected with Agri-
c,urc-Lcttrrs from American England-Articl,,
ihr culture OF the Gra-,ts Wheat Indian Corn. Oats Poa
toes Scon Horses, Cattle Sheep and SwineW orh for the
Month -Con4ituon OF the United States Agricultural So
cic,v-Ferizng Qualities OF Marl,. Bones ic.-Rnntion Of
Crops-laking Pnrk--Nernont MISUNDERSTANDING
Memoranda. No. Farm Rcpor-Sne o Cream Pot Cat
c-Dcscrpy- Lis, OF Ornamental trees shrub, and Roses
-Itals in Domestic EconomyThe observation-disclosures
silk Culture in the United States dc. &c. embracing
communications from about thirty gentlemen i'll different
sections of the country.
Th, unusually fine consisting Of Por
trait o Mr. Sherwood, Short Horned Bull. Archer which
was awarded the prize oithe y Y Stale Agricultural So
cittyA Group oi Five Horses, the Hunter, Racer, Cart
Ilorse and i>ro Ponrs-i CowDiv>on OF Farni-Stone
Scr,per- Cocoonery Improrcd Probang, NiSnenc, &c.
Subscription, received y Post Masters generally through
ont the 10
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK, FEBRUARY 9 1872
MINIATURE ALMASAc.-THIs DAY
----,.v Sry THE MOON truLL SEA
Rises { % Sets sIRiss SIS South li=25i 8 Is
Latest Dates
,oSnnS jar. s. !IAvHE Jan
Li,rKrooL Janil SEw-oXL EANs jan =
-1---=--------=-H --s'''<-------
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brjg> Madison Bulkley, Savannah Stursls Chairman
Mars IIl GREY NIaaiIlas Brett No>; odto. Study
Halifax Foster S=Nicker>,n; Cuba. LATHAM "aiT.eioh,
Ogden Blow Lawrence, 81 Marks VA hey "s! Ne1i.h
Leeds S,y brig Swea Walli'gr Amsterdam +" "eis>'
Schr Two polie> Fountain. bauili'Fc.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Packet ship Oxford Ra;hbone, An l.NerIo Dec = moe
20 Goodhue X Marshall.
Hamburg ship S.cphano Flor I'm Hamburg os = N'e
Schmidt \ Baichrn
Ship Aahaman Lane II is I'm Mobile, COTTON 20 L
Hnrbul
Ship OcoHec lac AScn Il Us I'm NOrleauS coito! 10 T. n
Cclli,N
Ship Navigator, Bridges. lac i'm Batavia, teas and silks
TO I + TounsS
Bark Gail,o Flner s IN NOrleuu cotton master
Brig ENacr, Johnson. Dis .u Savannah, cotton &c 10
S.urses < Chairman
Prussian brig Harrnan Huter, IS Is I'm Buenos Ayres,
hides &c 10 ID II Robertson
Brig star Prince so DIS TobaSco loswood Nesuth
* Leeds
hides 20 Lachressonk ( Co.
Schr Hornet, Strong, Virginia, oysters
Schr Erickson, Smith, Wilmington Del. indie 10 a
Cooley
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4 EMUEL GILBERT'S Patent Action

EMUEL (IILDEN > IHttIil NCIIOIl
d Pianos from Roston-F. ILL, Agent for the sale OF
,t. above celebrated and rnly fine toned Piano Fores bees
mos, respectfully inform the public and the musical world
utncaiv that Ae has hand and ready Tor sale
choice assortment OF the Patent Action Piano Forlrs.
which far exceeds any thing OF The kind introduced in this
metropolis, Purchasers about furnishing themselves with
rood article are politely invited cal md examine for
themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
MIIIET,S MUSIC SALOON, 800 Broadway,
inl8t doors above the Hospital
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MONEY MARKET.
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

TUESDAY. r. NJ.
The transactions at the Brokers Board in Bank and Road
Stocks quite moderate, but prices generally firm
Delaware and Hudson advanced per cent; Mohawk ;
Harlem / Canton declined !.
In Stock Securities the sales We're argc In consequence
OF uniarornhlc having been received in relation In
diana Bonds sellers offered very freely and large
was sold exceeding $50oG closing a: ,e Second Board
PIG, ca>a dec line OF per Illinois Sxes frn
a, Yesterdays Sterling Fivcs sold o. State Fve
1853, AT II.
follows
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TV1IlE REAL Camphenc Oil and Webb's

L New lmproved Bnrnerrhe Improvement IN the. the
Burner complete and unequale, regulated by sihgir
morton, extremely simple and convenient TO trim, &c II
tho. who have been ANNOYED viii, poor OIL gas. LOT or spur
phene they will well pleased This canpbene Is as SAFE
as OIL will not explode, will soil the richest carpe. or
r.. will not crust the wick viii light large room at the
cns OF one cent hour gallon giving a, much light as
or 81 worth oil. Those who doubtful OF rs safety
or economy will be amply convinced by examining the thor
o-h experiments PIocssUr Locke or The Journals OF the
Frankn and Institutes. No metres are required
10 aecerain the quantity consumed ,Astrn manel and
c!aiieer lamps altered, and the whole expense saved In
short ti,. aror lamps, nn store, talor hoemakels,
and for manufacturers OF all kinds Nor sale only at the
Of CRna..l. and BrO1dwuy. ~ n2WlA9w0s
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Meeting Tor In, Relief OF the DESTITUTE, Manufacturing
Districts OF Scotland.

II Atn preliminary meeting held within The City Hotel
Broadway. OF notice previously punished pre-
pal.iory 10 :anzng subscription on behalf OF the Dest
iuIr in ll, manufacturing Districts o Scotland, II was
R,sol5td Thai from statements submitted 10 The meeting
i, appear, thai the amount suffering prevailing among
IT,. operatives III the manufacturing districts oi Scotland IS
unprecedented and calls tor The sympathy and ben. ,oe'
farther
Resol.ed. Thai pubc meeting be called ot Scolc!nrt
and Others interested 10 be -Id within The Lecture Room
OF the Socr,v Library Broadway Ihurstav The lc's
OF February. hall past o'clock r M''iti the view o
devisin- uvaus Tor tn. relief OF the sufferers !oot
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

Young Mems Democatic EhiS Com.
rnlttee.-a Special Meeting OF The above Committee VIII
be held al The Broadway Hou~e Wednesday Evening
Feb g al half past O'clock.
ALEXANDER W. BRADFORD. Chairman
: p r. S9s1a $500, s,o ,-7, Secretaries sf=
II Home Eeaxuc.-The stated M-rtng will b-
held al the Rrposorv of the American 1nstnfe n the
Park on Wednesday Evening" the eth inst al o'clock
The will b. open MI ~tn :avor home ntust ana
reciprocity foreign trade. TIL: r1cy pursued WI!
sink and degrade labor; abstract tie pr-cious metals tom
country undermine 3e rassnt Circulating ned
derange exchanges. a,i ,tafr lvrriy and 9aHk
rupcy through land Al former meetings ma:h useful
information has been impaired by strangers: they are par
ticula-v invited 10 attend t.e coming !'-cting y
II Birth Day of IHarrisOn.-A public celebra-
tion, honor OF The Birthday l. a:e !anetet P-es
drnt Harrison. v5I be -la the large IN Broad
"ay House "Wednesday evening neyl eth iIt. al hall
past O'Clock.
The exercises viii consist Address by i,xan:eE "
Bradford ESD this city. and Mcslc by TIE Choir under
the direction Of NJ. David D-ua-ee-
Tickets may hr had OF ie Chairmrn oi t!l- several
Ward Commuters and also the Committee ol Arrange
meHt>
By order o; The Democratic Wing Young Mem General
Committee.
WALTER X. PENNY.
CHARLES TURNER,
4 VAN ORDEN. Jr-,
ALIEN. VI. BLiRRIIL,
WILLIAM V. BRADY,
Committee OF Arrangements
New-Yort, February :, 49,. sfa
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References
Hon Robert ii Morris Hon Aaron Clark
Hon W Lawrence fion John Morgan
Hon Campbeu p White Hon james Monroe
Hon p II Dcker>on puter Hon NJ Iuu Schack
SON ~ Stephen Cainbreleng, Esq
Robrrt Ioye,t Eso Messrs lIensshcn \ Unkal1
J.<cph A,will. Esq EEhert Benson, Esq
Mcsers o Cobb K Co Mcs>rS ) IL > r A Wool
N VI Noah, Esq worth
MeS>rS Penz 4 Co Daniel r. Siee, Esq
Andrew II Mckie ESQ Ale>srS l. Toquet K Co
John Peck Esq is Schmelzel, ESQ
q F Glenn ESD Garrit Storm, Esq
J Co,i,inrton E~l Samuel Parker, Esq
VI Welckuui>tcr Esq Richard Whitley, ESQ
George Ireland. Esq George Arcularius, Esq
l. De La Forest Esq, Consul General OF France ~ lwis
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

Wel!nssay Eyraia. Feb eth lsis wheu they viii ,ns
nauy enirrly l'yrulrsa and E.ngI.>s Songs.
SIart> and II The door
poo7~=op-n al O'Clock; concer, 10 commence AL
O'Clock. IS q
n EW-NORk Academy of Sacred Mu-
SC rand aaion performance in the Broadway Ta.
berace Friday Evening Feb II, Sla On this occasion.
the lcae.y XII! assisted bv select number o; Chotr
from sroaSlyn. wjlImm>burgh and this City The whole
uumterOi Performers veil De about i've hundred
Tickets. each, De ls,! d. Fashaw's No l+S
Nas>ll,.lrtet Fr, Hali> No F;ankin sqaare: Day,
principal Music Stores ant the door en-! the evening OF the
tN''s''''",s. PROGRAMME.
PART ].
j. IatrodGction~ From al that dwell Dr. Croft
5 stand up aly ,oul. shake OF ,hy eaF>"--Ar-
Chorus. S6iyaon, thou JOYFUL sound Hastings,
NJ Wien i saSvey, ,,s * choru, We're
l Ailo!e realm Of mature Tife'" &c. "A Ar p,,nrv
:. .oy.rc51 d worlds. display my power"
Solo>-A!r Bell. BID the blight morn
i..s star nrisc.' and Speak! the world
>:lallhear thy ...,...... Beetharcr
g. Chort>-..Jesas >lialI reign where,er the
Sun" Solo by = Young Lady, " For him
shall endless PRAYER be- made" Due, by
two Young Ladies, And voices Lc.-
Chorus, Blessings abound. III. 'fro.bv
three member, OF he Academy, i" Where
every creature rls, and r NJ Hastings
Statement by l:ry.s;. =. Cook. ?d Vice PreS!
rAKr II. g-.,a
/. Chorus, '.IrrusaIem. my happy nome" Semi
Ch5ru,.->. by The Academy In Joy and
peace l.. thee and % when. thou City
my G0tl.' GlorI,>. Best seats
,Eronyb rude and stormy scenes Semi
Chorus, hy the Academy, why shouljl
>hink - &c. Final Chorus Jerusalem
my happy homc,'' l. Mason
. Dueit. by Ilr. Oakley and MIR. Bennett. Da.
vd and Goliath From the Oraiorio OF
David. .>tu!toiii.
3 Chorus. 1--WE thanks Mozart
II Solo. Mr. Holt
Chorus, Tie marvellous works" Solos by
n youn. La,iv......... .......... Haydn.
=f :; bio. r.Oaklev, .ly flock, my friends fare
well" From The 0raGrio OF David 49,. Neuhonnl
Ducl,, by member, ot the Academy.
Time is wiu"iug away Chorus
~ out and vigor soon will iee.' Duet.
Mr.. Riggs and Nir. Bennct. " Time *
wingng.' SC. Final Chorus But the
Christian shall cnioy."..... Zrunrr
3. Bcuc,iictiou. ~ ~
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brating the anniversary Harmony Lodge No ~, take
hi. method OF RETURNING. ,arks the Trustees OF the
I'd Free Congregational Church. OF Christie and De-
lrcev ST. 10. the good order and comfortable arrangement
made v them 20 accommodate t. society their lat,
nj, ers;rv , in that church; and do recommend other
Societies who NAV wish celebrate their ANNIVERSARIES,
for other purposes requiring large house. 10 apply 10 the
Trustees OF said Church. vii! accommodate large
llern d nnnll,.- a thousand.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

A T AUCTION-200 acres Illinois land.
I a canal and river, will e sold Saturday, the
10Th /, O'Clock, Merchants Exchange For par
ticullrs apply Blocker and Nandykc " Mere han> EN
rlonuc 70 ST.
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GEORGE W. HORTON, Chairman.

JAMES FOSTER Secretary.
All applications Tor said Church. be mad. in writing,
John landmark SO Chatham ST., James Martin % Division
street o, 10 Seymour Whiting G. East Broadway stating: e
obj,c, and tie Lecture he had Tor small
.ori,,ics l. I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

II Protrncicd Meeting Coitinuel.-Thnre
will be preaching every evening during the week the Fire,
Coored Presbyterian Church under tho charge or Rev. r.
< Wright tic corner William and Farkort-sts below
Tanrnany Hall.
This evening The Converted tnversali-, Preacher will
preach on the suhco! Of Universal Salvation. is q
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

GOSLINGi, mt his Eating House, $50
VI Fulton street up fine beet steak, mutton chop,
zeal cutet pork sre0h with fried potatoes and
bread and butter Tor cents cup OF fine Java coffee or tea
Tor cents The unrreccdente run that this establishment
has obtained within the short time has been opened proves
a the public know how to appreciate good cooking po-
likeness from walters &c. &c. Those that
IN the ab, oil taking their meals the eating houses
.,,,.r ,j,an ,roDri,,or call 8f
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

Z1? New-xork LyccHm Lectures. Lecture
this Wednesday Evening, al tle Broadway Tabernacle
hai-past O'Clock. bv Charles Eaincs, Esq. Subject,
The Romance OF the Times"
Tickets 50 cents. admitting lady and gentleman. 10 be
had at the Tabernacle. BY Order. L. G. FORMAN.
fS iii. Rec Sec'y
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4 ot adjoining the above property, can be obtained
on loase, if desired. i56 6tls'

HOUSE WANTED.-A small, com
IL e Portable Dwelling in quiet and respectable neigh
borlood ,.trr- below Twenty >evci--trert within
five minutes walk the railroad wanted by good ten
ant Tor one vear>,cu not 10 exceed TWO hundred
and fifty dollar, per year part Of house would not he
objected to. ali things being agreeable Address Nh Doug
lass box 2l3 Park Post Office stating price OF rent or call al
q Chambers rect after G O'Clock p NJ rs Jtis
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

j. NATIONAL CoNvENTIoN.-.it a meeting OF The
Central Committee OF; The Home League held y the lerl-
Institute III The cit: oi New York The le 0! Janua
~ 1872 following preamble and resolutions verr naf-
laou>ly adopted:
rieI.a universe: conceded thai rcadustlnen; OF
tic tariff oud be made before july, and whereas, The
efforts those opposed discrimination favor OF
American Industry have hitherto been Successful in prevent
ing any proper inquiry by Committee Of Congress for the
purpose LAYING before that body authentic information a,
the tiec, suc! duties upon domestic industry and the
interests OF the country
Therefore be Re,ol.ea. That the friends OF American
Industry and Reciprocal Comnercc and The supporters oi
Home Interests hr requested 10 meet IN National LOuvt:!-
inn. in the CITY OF Nrvi rh. Tue.la, the 81! OF April
next, II O'Clock r. NJ. furnish information and devise
which shall tend 10 protect -tn. Interests. and
future The labor and cnterpr; oi te countr:
The rNOu. effects o. aove ami hazarons experiments
home, and hostile legislation abroad
Reo!Tcd. That the respective branches Of The Home
League in the several States together With all agricultural.
mechanical. manufacturing commercial and aterna mn
pro,clneni associations rGu2honIe country he requested
csec, and transmit through cr de.rte.i 10 the Con
vciiion all such authentic information >a illustrate the
Necessity promoting and sustaining American Interests.
Per order and in behalf OF the Central Committee.
JOSEPH BLUNT
ADONIRAM CHANDLER,
c. C. HAVEN.
JOHN rRAVE ERS,
/. D. CHAplN.
WILLIAM G.. LAMBERT.
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Advertisements.
2 RcihIl S'i;Y H,cutncrnucc &0cieiY.-A,

H.
r Bethel City Temperance aocieiy.-M
regular meeting this society together with the members
Of the City Relief Association. resolved that Wt
c>tay cvnn. the 9th. and Friday the l;h at O'Clock III
the evening. there will be Temperance Meeting each
those days Bethel HALL 1877 Bowcr, three doors north
oi Delaney street, and members OF the Washington and
other Temperance Societies respectfully invited 10 attend
f9lt Hy order o the Scc'y. q. w WAGAN.Z
IT For Cnc .fsom.ll Only Terms reduced from
Tcnto Three Dollars Academy .5l Broaiway opposite
Washington Hall
pledge. hm.i npar the l-ldie, and Gentlemen "i
Nelv-Y orl and Bupy hi> much admired system o.; Mcl
camille a Epsloaor WRITING return the money at
the expiration OF the lc,son-.
Mr. G. liaS obtained lie Fi:st Premium three successive
years for ,c best specimens OF Oi.al Writing exhibited
at ,l. Fair, of The American Institute.
Rooms open during the Day AMI Evening.
The Ladies will meet daily from II IN O'Clock.
Opinions Of the Press.
Mr. GoLpsMTil.-JuGgjng from what we have seen we
must pronounce him be unrivalci nte OF the pen
fBo>ton Morning Post
NIa GoLn,M1rl.-lTe is say u-hrsitanrly the most
accomplished oilland Irmn:an we have eyer seen =.
[New-Yort Evening Signal
Ncw-York, Jan. Is, 1852. e dt-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

IT Chelsea T.yccum.-The next Lecture will be
delivered bv O. Y. FOWLER. ESQ. "Wednesday Evening
the nth ns,aut y O'Clock Sriect-Phrenology
with Examinations 81 y
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

II. LEFET'F, 7i2 Broadway,
Office No. lG) Nassius opposite Clinton Hall, NJ Y.
Famllc. and gentlemen attended at their residences by
appointment. and all orders le at either place. or SEM
through lhe Post Office. viii receive prompt attention
m
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

IL ROOMS AND bOAED.-Gent!euen wishing 10 m
gage Apartments: and Boarding for the " inter VII! be at-
cOlnnoia.e, reasonable terms IN The new and ~
cellrnt houS. No u City Hail Place not one minutes walk
North OF the Post Otce and convenient 10 broadway /" ali
and Pearl sis Those who made arrangements
FOR tho Winter are earnestly invited 10 call before engaging
elsewera ever. effort will here be- made 10 elsurs te
conltort and satisfaction OF The holrderN ~ U
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

DOSTON MISCELLANY of Literature
\ , AND FASHION. y Ladies and Gcn,lemens Mags-
zine for February,
EMBELLISHMENTS.
The Bride splendid engraving on steel
The Park Brus>lslnoiher splendid steel engraving
The FHshou,-on steel.
AIu>c--a song, by Professor G. J. Webb
Term,-SJ pr annun. in advance; 2j cents per numi'er
nd 10 School st. Box
NEW EDITION of the Bankrupt
y Law will, copous Digested Index, referred to IN"
Law bv CLASSES Also, Commentary on the bankrupt
Law il, Pamphlet FORM by meml9r OF Tue New-fork
Rnr Ju,, nubljslcd by HENRY ANSTlCE,
Law Blank Publisher and Stationer
IA corner Cedar and NaSsau-streetS.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

IAST OFF CLOTllING.-Gentl
or families throwing aside from their wardrobe artI-
cles of wearing apparel and desiring to turn the same into
cash, can obtain from the subscriber 70 per cent more than
IL uyllU UlNI.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

H. NOticc.-Thc Trustees OF The ID Free Congrega
onal Church. having fitted up the large building, corner OF
Delaney and Christie streets have opened the same !,
Church, and ihey invite all persons without distinctions
assemble with them Tor Tie worship o Almighty God
NE Ms irtNlO all.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

rUNlTED STATES IN MINIATURE, al The Gil
MAN, l4a Fuiion->lreet and /: AnrSire,-Ihn> saS uie
Editor OF tile Planet -" FREE REApISG RooN-"!uhont
doubt OF the b> and one OF the nos convenient :ict>
the civ gather the o ttc iai i al t S.iiaH
Eating House No !! Ann-street running it!FaHSi 20 uoi
street Al ih. weicontuced and popular establishment
there ienty>iS marble tables With leading Journal on
each table. representing every State IN ht non mus c
ztns and strangers have , opportunity OF taAing Their col
m Sc and reading ,l latest papers from all paris OF The
country the table s,'lke> Us tas ms arrange
superior 10 any thing ever attempted IN 'h, cas ana
>yey pairotze, house r-restent nier the manage
nenl lis sentlrpan!v proprietor The Climax We are
pleased learn. rapidly 4sreang II patronage and Pop
ular favor, and doubt w continue to receive us C
share OF public support Step IN t!l l-'
II PARTICULAR NOTlCE.-Those persons having
furniture any description dispose Of oT who are u3rah
ing up housekeeping viii ind ready sale lar any portion
all OF their goods by sending their address or caans
upon The subscriber. Goods 10 amount purchased
ilSo ~ F. FCOLTON, 1s7 Chat. 4
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

ABANDONING ANIMATION Sunday night u
healthy, linc-ooking female infant from to 6
weeks DID, wa. left on some hay on the ground in
the Of No. 81 Orangc-st II was taken into
the house and kindly nurscd until to-day when il
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