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TnE PgRrETufTY or THE Earth: Discourse preached
before the Mlrnn.al Advent Assoc alton IN be City OF
New-i Ork Jan. IG, 1872, with Noes the Mleunia
Controversy, ami Structures ON Prot McClclaui's
Manual OF Sacred Interpretation BY joins LILLE.
Demo. PIP ~io) John M0fett, 10 Carals-
Mr.. Lille contends for an essentially literal in
depreciation Of those Prophecies which speak Of
tim Second Coming and Kingdom ofChrist. Those
VINO agree with him on this point will be apt 10
like his book.
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Premium Pens.-A Silver

] Medal awarded j. Hayden for his - very sape-
or Pens" hy te American Insutuie az - lat FAT The
Government have given them he Preference. and the best
accuIni,, and many oi the public Institutions viii
,hrr rsi,~ They have Justly obtained the .ghest rsPuta-
ton and surpi,.e eguae, by IN the country
The trade are sEppc At the Nlnuiac e., prices by the
agents J. 4 p HAYDEN. platt-street
Agents al>o tor siman, School and Counting hoa>s Ink
stari> mN9U
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T Aplrs' x GENTLEMENs' NEW

IL BOOr AND SHOE STORE, ~ Greenwich.
street.. 90 Robinson street :. Tier bl, opened
large AMI general assortment OF LADIES' Misses anal
Children, Cater Boots ani shoes, o the attest STYLES, snd
n every yarelv-rooi mlfcras dnS workmanship. Also,
Me> and Youth, Boots ant shoes, which offered al
prices corresponding " .th the times
NIB Country Merchants supplied by the case or doren
ont H. os,.
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utr NAVE upt hfif hf'u WIN.
J. LANDMARK. SO ChathaH-st
NROLIUS's Boat Establishment, 400

~ Waiersire,t four door east Of Catherine Narkrt-
The Subscriber hs, ~ h manutacory, and under bis own
immediate superinendencr, come OF the oldest ana ntst
experienced builders in this city and hs best OF mstes
10 furnish the shortest notice Boats Of the most approved
model and workmanship, on the mot liberal terms
Builder Of the Sultan OF Mu.cal. Pleasure Barge, r
Wave Gstelle Victoria, Atlantic Wakona, BROOKLYN &c
Also the Ann OF P,rk,k Washington. oil PoUghkeepnci
Du,hess OF Hyde PARK; Sylph ard Wave Of Mobile Geo
stewart of Loui.se; Madame Celeste, OF New orleans
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ME PRICE sTORE.-It is generally
ry,RyING and Hat Block Making.-Thc
,T,O TIE LOVERS of superior Black

i Teai-Howqna'. NiVturr This extremely deliciou.
mi unuaraleled Tea. highly celebrated ia China tDi
Furoos MT nipO rcd for .sle ~ the CaGtOs Iea
Coapanys General Tea Esisbi.hmrnt "a Cbaihamreei
Nrwyork in Chinese packages, Price ~ cts and 81 each
...sDtf ~
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L1OlR AND A HAZE pOINDS Of

L bsAet Brefi, NJ tie Ola stand. 81 Luilow-stree'
three drors from the corner OF Gran-strret Yellow ~.
EeHs. h' quality = MT equal "a any AMI large
advertised. dout buy a. ID equal M quality and much
Aso. Cacker sApeace ~ Poand N,ss Pee apd Rusk.
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transfers % each Trson tie value 30 shares Of the Objects,
which he ia' furnished. 4 person nay be- member ih
out being scckholer or Vockholier without being
member Il tie lser cs. be- receives part Of the pro-
-. which ar- awarded % Lr5sr and XII.
Tie annual PROFITS OF TIE Association are. amer taking ~
avenior' dy4e mo three unequal portions al pad a,
follows
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NARS. SWEETS & sCULLs.-I have

discontinued Ia West-stree North River side, and 90
all my business at my old Oar Establishment, iol Waera'
and all the expenses Of one store, VIII sell OAr
sweep, AMI souls enough cheaper to pay for coming rom
any par OF the city the Oar EsiablishneBt w wafer
street. : DOOR above Catherine Market .a
ms Inn JOHN y. fthhshLb-
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LAYING presented to the Public the

=
claims of my frsi premium Cologne for 10 long now
take the liberty laying selOr. them another article OF
equal worth va "Ths Virginia Shaving Cream" This
vegetable composition can safely Uneqsaled by any
offered to the American public lorthe pleasure anorn,
IN shaving. It's only fragrant producing rich and IAN
NJ ather, but possesses qualities OF - hgby oolng ah
healing nature Il far above any rival aruce A.
those Who have tried Cologne have found II to be all that
said h,v who this Cream will acknowledge ihat
the half OF is virtues have not here been told
a29tf J LANDMARK. SO ChathaG-st.
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4 p. CARROLL'S Old ESTAB-

- l>hcd NAPoiR BATHS are well known 10 be tssen
ally t> Oi the nccnmulaled
requires aaNlary throw oe remanDg the surface
duru. the diseases, colds, rheumauTn
ot 5ift fever &C. &c They in operation, nj y Court
ln,lt street. from O'Clock IN the morning ul 9ociock
nght sulphur Bath, require one hour, notice PORTABLE
I,por Bath, cent part of the city or Brookyn-
n iI,,,, Tn ,s md M baths nlNl9
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10 d. Mallory Of this city proposes To publish
Clay. with Complete Outline of his Life, in two
large ocievcs Of 600 PAGE, each, with Portrait
Prize 3. 1t will scll, of course.
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LECTuRts TO YOUNc MIS- By RUFUs ". CLARK, 4. NJ,
Pas or OF the Second Presbyiefiln Church, Naslng-
ton Il vol PIP lG8 l8iHol ". NJ. Morrison, lo9 Mas
sls-strcct.
The Lectures in this volume are six in number
and treat Of the Opportunities, Duties and RcsPon-
sbhies ef Young Men, in spirit Of earnest truth
fuluc.. and with an cOluen; dircctncss Of purpose
and manner. They have been warmly and dcsery-
edlv approved.
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OFFICE of the London and American

~ Patent w,ier Prso6ng Compary-remoyed Ia No 81
Fuit1n,tresi here all order, will be- promptly atendeds
Garments Cloths. &c. waerPnscd by the chemical pro
ce.. p,trned To this Company warranted Tree from
un The appearance and tfNture OF the articles Al" not
,,.r,,,,, ,,,Il freely ..caue mlo I'm
Snrc. ms of aterProo Cloths and certificates OF per
sons of the highest respeciabItv he the Office
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GALE 4 co. 800 PearI-st. Boot and,

Shoe D.alers invite Country Merchants and othens,
toraI and examine their large ass0ftmen May be had
also NJ hi place, STRAW OooDsi w isoess
and Fancy Hat. together with large assortment OF Nen.
snd Bow. PALM LEAF aud LEGHOkN HA1S-all sold
o. cash city acceptAnces by the CASE or doAeh
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & Page, 100
NISSOLTTION.-The Copartnership
DE WATCHFUL of your Health DIR.

- an-rsiNs Once y now ~ Bs"rry, hzNIng IT,
moved irop rs lie requests his lfrnds 70 be ca"'n ~
vary. Remember Dr. brssdreth's Ofce is ~ g. k7s
Bowery. nae III"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-24

o. W. 4. CoLMAX, 203 Broadway, has re.
moved up stairs his magnificent collections of
Books, superb Engravugs and Works Of Art
generally There is nothing like it on the CON-
tnont; and We recommend 10 strangers of TASTE
ard msuifcence the luxury Of spending an hour in
viewing his choice Pictures and uncquacd Prints.
Oar citizens all know the place and its delights
already.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-24

Jefferson INSj RANCE Company
~ No e Wal-qreei, corner Oi IIanoyer-,,Ic,i. Tn,
COMPANY continues 20 insure against los or damage by hro
~ buildings good, warcs,o uisrhlndIze generally; also
on ami cargoe, against los or damage by inland
navigation on favorable terms suy other ONCE.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas " rhcrrr. Caleb c. Tun>, John C. Merritt
Thomas 4 Woodruff. Moses Tucker. Thomson Price,
I,eriaus n r. II. ,h,ou Frasci> 2 sage, John II Lee,
Jobn a Dawson, Elisha 2rr~ James +. Holmes.
Arson Baker, Nm. X. Thorn, JOAN L, moore
Nlrtis Hoffman, James u. Wmtng. samuel tnoeIhu'
Joseph Alien, Joseph Drake .,. 49,,
40 T. Uo,v Ss,rs,,rv fzfu
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Clothing l-Childrens' Clothing

i A very large assOrtment-sery good quallty-'cry
cheap-G.o A. tIo,t Co No II Bowery, would respect
fully inform their patrons and the public generally, That
they have again been making extensive preparations for the
.prng aud summer trade; and have now ON hand much
larger assortment ot BOYS and Chidrens Clothing than
they ever before have had The public invited To call
and examine their goods wh particular reference 10 quay
.,,l rr.e Term. al 3ns
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VUOMPSON'S TRuSS.-Cure war

r,nt,,i-The only right principle ever discovered, a.
,cr can has, much pressure wish on the rupture
shout back pad, which does great injury Come and
nv il .x DAYS, and II 1t j. the easiest best and cheapest
0u may return IL, Apply alta Eldridgcst near Bro2e
or th present at all hOu. Ladies attended to by lazy
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BRITISH PLATE GLASS WARE.
TEnE CHEAPEST H.T STORE IN

4 THE WORLD !,-CoNANr, 80 Grand street. has
hand, OF the latest Spring ia,hon, excellent a.
OF SIX Hat, NJ $l $50 ani S3-s reduction OF
- cent, each hat irum former prices Ao superior
acle Oi Fur Hat Tor ST. equal any od IN the city for
g % and s. The public respectfully invited D call.
good assortment OF Bows Hats and Caps on hand.
myio im CONt<T. 29o Grand IT.. near Allen
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TENTLEMEN'S STOCKS, Scarfs,

NJ Linens Gloves, Umbrellas Gaps and Lrghorn HAS,
reail,d al small advance Wholesale prices, at The
wholesale establishment n Pearls. corner OF Cedar
largs and fashionable assortment constantly on hand
,.,sIi %
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y chard Red t,h Coal-Lump, Broken and MT sizes
Tue undersigned authorised 20 takc orders tor th cee
brated Coal the lowest prices either by the cargo
or tan delivered from the bsrge' ee Of carriage any part
of ,hi, city Brooklyn
A.o GRAY Ash SchuyIk. Lei IN and Lackawans Coal
American Biiusiiuous Coal tor this CRATE, equal to
be-, Liverpool Br>t Virginia Coa or BLACK ,,nnls u,e at
the very lowest mice JOSEPH I. SIMPSON,,
Office No. ll9 Maine attention
y y. Ordrr> for one ton wiii 70 myl8t
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DOARD IN BROOKLYN.-Two or

three gentlemen or a small family can be accomm1-
lei with Board and large small Rooms, pleasantly ~
y. .h,aaed myl0 Wv
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CREAT SALE OF BOOTS, Shoes,

N ani Brogans. Straw Bonnets. Palm ls-sf Goods &c
cheap for cah are invited to call au examine this stock OF
new and fresh goods which are now ed without
al great bargain, by SAMUEL DANIELS,
LIS Pearl ii. IN stairs.
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GOODS below cost. AT

" - Maiden Lane The subscriber having relinQa NJ
~ tr m.iary busne>s AMI removed hs soods fros Ia
oios1"aN o. - N1trn lsue odtrs 10 - hs eGire
.ncA-cvlf>ist % ~ swords Bells Ss>hes. Epaue,,e,
laces, Buttons. fiame Musks, islfes L. A. bcov eo,
'a'I' "@. ~ INFORMS oHIVs tguipping ilenSel,es Or
1rfso's purchisng % 81 again viii 10 Wen To cal.
a. Il uu uI<rpN
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Mr. Clay recently invited ty his friends and
neighbour, TO unite with them in Public Dinner
TO this invitation, he returned the following an
,wCT:
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WHOLE NO. $50
INSURANCE.

ETNA Fire Insurance Company of ~
III Y-OS-- NJ 81 wal-.t-insurr against ~ or
dsslase by are dwelling hou>es, store, gopds furniture
ve, an their clr'c, n port anil property generally. GA
as favorable terms : any Other ofcc.
DIRECT TORS.
Charlie. Town. G. :. Wcochull. John I. Siagg,
john Ais. t,c-rgr PnmtUy, T.. h. Clayton.
Frr.h Pen'r. T. Lols F0usc, Geo. colgate
Russell >tebbns. !. J. VI Valentine. l>aac l. Plat
Chester Cisfk wri " atev r. gh;. x VI. Blackwell,
l. ". Hoffman W-l. \. r PeuT. c. ". Cot
: ID. >ALiR. VI. l.. Mars. Jos Jameson,
X Peg. J. | Muller. Joshua Jones,
l. " Ilupelicn. Jno Van RnSkerck, La wood
Theops Anthony. Daniel /. Cray. William n. Thorn.
CHARLES TOWN. President.
HrNRY LoTr. Secretary.
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classical. and English school base
CELECT School for Young l.adies. IS,

~ Brataay.-Nrs Newman amt M Unrl.V Pm.
cipai,. Ia ths Institution Ncun- Ladies " m H. Instructed
al the hrarchr' ~ thoro8gn Eugl. relae All Oru..
mental E,u-Euon. Teuas moiieraie. Pupils sIm'u-i At
try time glu., orahir r,ffrrusss 2 ven ,,,. ir,s
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MUSIC at Three Gents Page, at No.
We l. Lspcuard- street, corner OF Broad~ay.-CHA>
r. GE>LAtN, Music Publisher : constantly receiving new
and fashionable Music tor the Piano. Guitar and Flute
which he !. selling al the low prce ct cents pace
retail Also on haul a small lo; of Musical Instruments
which viii b. odd low The public are invited To cal
ana examine for tArui,sv Ives MI-ir>alc dealers supplied
cheaper than other establishment m the T. STATES
v B.-P.ano For,es tuned at 10 cents 1906 ~
I. In, II. n.
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IMPORTANT to Store keepen.-The

subscriber offer, to the public lin addition TO splendid
assortment Of camphen- spin, Lamps OF his own maniactue)
Cars Bac ,n. Backu,s, Rust webbs Patent Burner,
Of various pattern aorng opportunity TO those IN want
of good and cheap light select Lamp to their sasisc
ton Before purchasing those IN want OF Lamps wln nsn
10 their interest 10 all al No Caernesrcc near d.
y or at 1874 Greenwich street. ~ B.Customers sup
Piled by WAGONS week rs usual .
Az I'm GEORGE uICHELL
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CLASSICAL. and Commercial Institute

7 T1SfltUft,
~ 50 Brlsdwav Nesmsn. Priuri pal Is hi, list.
tuition yuurg g-uuen s D. i1sirucir 20 all the sraRc-
= ofa m uough En- sa ani Cli,, sal clucaOn prvpara.
iprs ''r cn age s7d commercial puNats N life Terms
rorrl'r, Foi rtcr.n,fs gscn. y. q Rooms 10 let or
lectures AMI i.bai ~ stciefi.S my3 lus
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7. INV Y IANt"T w NNF'I-
piav-Carral >FnNn. Ofire No - Wal VI. THIS
Company cont nuss 10 nase insurance .yams >s dsg
i-e BY Ere. and inland nav -ai.lsl.
DIRECTORS:
Rensselaer, Haven. Mall is or. obrl> w lawrence
j. Phillips rhsnlr, " linu CouCh, Mesh HadN-,
Jols Morrison. Il. l. Wonlty. Nahan Il Weed,
Joseph x. Narnr.p Fau-irg c. llcker. John RAJ -
David Ice. Nefgs n Ben. amin John ID. Won,
Caleb o. Hal,ied, " liam ". Todd. FcrsnIni >uytSn
Henry q rhomn.nr u. HANENS, President
,v,s pm, ,,ss
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TRIMMER g. BROTHERS. Importers

of Watches and Clocks, No. J0tt Broadway. have on
hand large assortment OF tine gold and silver watches
which they will sell very low cash wholesale and retail
Every description OF Watches Clocks and Jewelry care
I,,v rcn,ir.t' a,,l warranted mo Inn
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DATUS.-Brooklyn Salt Water Warm

)Baihs at Fulton Ferry, open TOT gentlemen and ladies'
ev,rv day from 5A NJ until TOP. VI. Also, Cold Warm AMI
Tend Sail Wai SHOW cr Baths Thess Baths are pleas
anv situated at Fulton Ferry, and equally convenient tor
\sw-York and Brook s<b lin'
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[TOVEY'S TRUNK REPOSITORY,

Il No. TAG Psarl-,t. opposite Crdar-R HONkY man
ia-lurc, and keeps constantly hand ev,ry description
d, Travelling and Packing Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valses
&C. at wholesale and retail, cheap tor cash OF approved
yna 9m
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can be had in a

ID New England aRly, with pleasant rooms, being I"
naros and tvs above the same. on reasonable term
AZ No On Henry one door above CarksL being the most
pra ami situation in Brooklyn. F7r particulars inquire AZ
No 10 Maiden lane, Newlork, or al the pfemst, ~
alr
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II who are the Heirs e-wM. P. DEXTER
died in Tbs county, The ed day OF June s4o and Che
undersigned were appointed Administrators of his estate
place cf his nativity, viz nsarRocHseam SteuEen county,
New York, for information respecting the heirs Of said
tate ann have received answer but sill thinking that
there are heirs in The State of New York. take this
method find them possible. Said william P De1ler
was about sixty old, and blacksmith toy trade aud
removed this place i'll 1921 he las formerly received
tiers from his connections in Wnlam Green county, and
South Sodus, Wayne county New York He has left some
property hich will be delivered 10 the heirs they
he found or be delivered up the State the law pro-
vdes in such cases.
A l. CHAMB ERLAIN, Administrators
Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, Nov. 9Th, 1872
occ jay,Ir,
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For The Tribune.
ODE FOR CHRISTMAS.
BY J. orTERsos.

NIoHT Ger Palestine was waning,
Silence slumbered on her hills,
Save the zephyr's sweet complaining,
Answering to the m,lrmuring rills;
Streaming from the vault of glory,
Starlight euivered in the air,
Falling, as ia ages hoary
Mama fell e, Israers prayer.
Mars had left his bloody station,
Janus closed his ba,tle-shrine,
And through all the vast creation
Bloomcd the olive and the vine:
In their sheaths the swords were rasuns'
Spears and bucklers lined the wah'
And no more, for murder tllirsting'
Rang the brazen trunPe,'s call.
Shepherds on Judea's highlands
Wakefu! watched their sleeping charge,
Marking Oft the sky's Hght-islands
Sink below its western marge;
With wondering, silent pleasure,
Gased they upward from the sod,
When, out-boundipg from the azure,
Burst the blazing Star Of God.
Swiftly sped the flaming stranger
Planets at its glance grew dim
Till it rested DER the mapger
Of tho Babe of Bethlehem.
Then from Gods eternal dwelling
Came the regent Gabriel,
To the fear-struck shepherds telling
Where to seek Emmanuel.
In the ether seraphs lowered
Seraphs who in Heaven adored--
And, till Morn the orient covered,
Sang the advent of the Lord.
Upward, upward, slowly gliding,
Angel voices echoed then,
" Glory be to God abiding,
Peace on earth. and love to men"
Ages DER the Earth have Numbered
Since the Star of Mercy shone,
And in place Of few who wondered,
Myriads have its blessings known.
Still to Him who shields US nightly
With the shadow of His wing,
May our love still burn as brightly
As the Star that hailed Him King.
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m PURSUANCE of an order of the

Surrogate of The County OF New York Notice is here
nv given 10 all persons haviag Claims against SARAH
HoGLEN6ECK, laie of the city OF NeE--YoEs, widow,
deceased 10 preseat same, with the vouchers thereof
IN th spbscrbar a, his rrsdeace No y Crnsbysee a
tie div OF Ne-Yo.k on or before The nineteenth day OF
June seIs-Dated NewYork. the sixteenth day OF Deeem-
be- d 1879 DAVID SHERWOOD,
AZ -fawi;n,* Administrator
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate OF the Comfy of New-York. nece is hereby
gvss TO all persons having claims against ELIZAB ETH
SHERWOOD, late OF the Cty OF Nep-YorA, widow. de-
subscribers al the dwelling Of saria Smith, No 1921 Divi.
siotsree 10 the City or New Vera on or before twen-
te;h day OF May Dated NewYork, the 18TH day of
November. 1872 MARIA SMITH,
nl6 lawsnt NANCY T06iPkINs, Executors.
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s'.Facs desccnsus Averni;
Sed revccare graGum, superasque evadcre ad auras,
lIec nus, bic labor est.

Above all, should we suspect this sickly and SEN
tirnental cry of humanity. 1t may be regarded as
rather singular fact, that this humane public
sentiment is very apt to deveope itself at some Of
the most ferocious periods of N=ton's history. Ii
was, we think, measure much talked OF in some of
the worst times of the French Reyolu,ion and,
among ourselves, its popularity seems to he in ex-
act proportion to the prevalence OF murder and
lynch Law. LEX.
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rnent, however i. may have been produced, fer the
word of God, ard the roc humanitotis of SIX
thousand years. We repeat these terms, because
the contrast conveyed by them, although bur little
understood is Of the utmost Importance in deter
mining the true value of NEST of the moral and
political reforms now in vogue. Surely we may
with reason contend, that at least, what has
been so long established should be pulled down
in an hour. Even if the abolition of capital pun
ishunent should ultimately take place, it is at last
due TO the past that many years of the most care
ful discussion should precede SO great change in
criminal jurisprudence. This argument derives
weight frem the consideration that the step once
taken, can never, in all probability be recalled; at
least until sweeping revolution has buried all
our political institutions in the dust and some ether
structure arises our of their ruins.
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CO r. NAL LINE for ALBANY

= Es@ hFOR PEEKsKILL, YER
SE55ssss-ss PLaNCK GRASSY.POiNT, SING
SING, TarEIIYrowN, DoBBS' FERRY, HASTINGS,
new and splendid steafbot COLUMBUS, Captain Il. w.
Stone will leave New-Yotk, from tbe fool Of Cbsnberst,
every morning FRIDAYS excepted ats o'clock and return
al The Oh Siae Prison Wharoot of Amos street. each way.
Notice goods, Daggage, bank bids, Specie or any
boat must be- al The risk OF he owners Of saci, goods,
freight, baggage, &c.
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I'm PURSUANCE, Of an order of the Sur
rng1e of the County Of New-York, soice is hereby
pye 70 all persons having claims against Aaa Jackson
late OF the city OF New York, merchant deceased TO pre-
sent the with the vouchers thereof t, The subscriber
al his s1ore NO IS Coentes Slip in the city of New-s ors
or or before the TweEty-tifth dag of January peIt.
Dated Newly or, the Twenty second day OF July, 1877
iy2S IawGn,r RALPH MEAD. Administrator.
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IN PIJKctJAhCE OF an order of the sur

an PUKc UAf.CE OF an order OF the sur
rcgaIe of the County of NewYork, Notice Is hereby
gwen 10 all persons having claims against Cornrlius W
Van faus.. late the City of NewYork, gentleman Dc
ceased 10 present tie sar.e with the vouchers thereof 10
The subscribers Tie residence OF subscriber Ann Z.
Van Raut No. 10 6roaGway I the Cisy OF on
Nev-York the twenty fourth day OF Sove1,ber A D.,
1873 n25 iaS6mH
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BOOKKEEPING, WRITING AND

BOOKKEEPING, WRITING AND
ED COMMERCIAL ARITHMEIIC.--THOMA
JONES 1873 Broadway. invites attention the following
arrangements which he gives instruction in the
above branches.
The hour study from to P. NJ, from to P N.
or from 7 L 9 p III
Students may select any the above hours attendance,
and pursue study OF any all Of the above branches
"A moderate Charge per quartet
Terms-FoT attendance Gays per week during }
n. qaaT,ef ia. io- ~ .:i: $40 10
This arrangement will afford the d,igent student
porun;y acquiring for $40 competent knowledge Of
accounts a. well material improvement in wiring.
Private lessons given during the forenoon
Published sale Joness Principles and Practice o
Baokn eeping Price l2s Teachers, by the help OF
ues.ise will be able impart knowledge in
few weeks than Le effected many months by any
other system Of instruction. Sre Journal Am. lnie and
Merchants Magazine for Dec. 1912. d22 In