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DeualaspilIs, Qlpril ls, 1913.


5r. Oafslsp = Msn Sobn, @omunb esa
bate bic @erofula fir crei Sabre lang, au1
cine fbmerslite unb bodff firbterlibe Nrt
rpabrenb pslber Ssit sr oss @sbraubes fsinel
@lisoer berdubt mar, fsin SoalS unb Rcpf wa,
init @sfbwiiun bsbeft. aBir ssbraubkn alIs
psribisbsnsn Wfittel, aber cbns @rfcIg, Bic uns
empfoblen murte BON Or. Sobnion, pom geor:
ristaun, unb sbenfaIs Or. Siaaf Soisiter, pon
Msaeins, Sbren &sinisun9s Sprup pOn Sars
fapariaa ;u 9sbraubsn wopon ib siniss Sots
tsln befam, beren 9sbraub bic Rranfbeit gan;
aus eem Spitsm pertrsb, uno ras Sinh 9ss
lanSts rpisoer 81 p6lllissr @sfunbbst wslebe sr
feitbem ununterbrcbsn ssnisst, gum grtaunsn
pieler psrfcnsn, welbe i'm ,pdbrenb fsnsr
4ranfbsit ssisbsn SD babe es fir meine
pfibt ssbaItsn unb fsnpe Sbnen bislss 3sus<
nis, bamit ancers welbs oisislbsn llsbsI in
lbren 8alnlien ba6en, ipiftn ms9sn no fix cine
70 fbaebars Meoisin befommsn fonneu.
Sbre 2fufrbti9e
2lmelia geaf.
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qebi 81. Gi(bsrt. g1su Bsrlin. s. 8. Beds
tel, 8ehtslstille. 6sipenreitt u. Rus, &uss
tam. peter Gnabb, Dfep. 9amusl &obasb,
&obabspille. Saecb aleim Bern. S.9mmp
O1sumanstaun. mm. Sifcter, 6eioeltera.
9amuel Wlocr, Stauebsbnrs. Sotn 6cff:
man, Sinfins Sprins. mn,. II. 8. Sanber
flife, Bomeleoerf. &ctt Benlcn, %. Gam.
M. altbaue, Waipeneriee. 8. S. Mcbr,
W1cbrepile.
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Sanf p.Btlminaton u. .Sranosmn# tBilm par
Sanf BON 9slapareN, Wlminston par
Sanf BON Smrna, @mirna, bar
0o' 20. Srpsl9, Wtlfore, par
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Hpril IL.
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Der 6ebli6e Gorl6er,

otsr
8lid auf bic &ontroperie 5tpiI1en 6rn.
Steinbober uno !Srn. 8erg, uorae.
babt am II, Is unb 10. Sftober
lS42.
9isfss Bsrfben rpirb 3rpar in Tcrm elmer
3eltibrift erfbeinsn, fOa absr nisbt ldnasr bss
lfebn bls Die Sbriften, mopcn Der Sitel mels
oet erl9cpft iinb, mann its BON fslbIf aufbSs
rem pro tu srfbsinen.
9So mebrsre Yerfonsn sufammen ffebsn unb
16 GSemplare juiammsn obnebmsu, fo feIen
ibnsn bieislben, 9sssn Ginienbuna elmer outsm
Sbasrnots, portcfrei an irssnb elm Wcifamt in
psnnfp!panien 9efbidt ruerbsn. @enbunoen
anfIsrbalb Yennfplpanien aeltebsn auf Soiyen
bsr rsfp. Ssifslsr. prsis: 90 ein,elns Sstte
fir @insn Sbalsr.
o. aae @brwiroisen J6rn. preoiaer ffus
ebrerbstisif erfubt iitb fir Die 3erbrsituna bic,
fer fsinen Sbrift iu bemiben.
9as game SSerfbsn wiro, nad) Der 9seredbs
nun9 in IL Josften, BON 80 Geitsn jebes, ers
ibelnsn, rpaS 3uiammen Gin Sub BON brsis
bunbsrt une eini9e iieben;is Seitsn bilost.
Inn AUDI ben llnbemittelten @eteaenbeit III
9sbsn, fib NIT bsm reblibsn SorIbsr'' psrs
traut ju maden miro jsbss Ioeft, pon 80 @eis
ten, nur st Sent foifsm ,pslbs bei 2lblisfsruna
eeiislbsn baar su entribten ltnb, nsbff l Sent
Srd9srlrbn. 2Eer oas erie 5osft erbdlt wirb
nur bann bas jspsite ODER fclssnte erbaltsn
wenn ct fir baS pcrbsrssbsnpe ts,ablt unb
eas fclasnos beifsat bat.
67-2tae Srisfs unb Ssifslunasn wsrssn
pprtofrei erbeten.
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8e9en . Hbeumatbic Ano Hlfen=
S1mersen. 0tnement,

Serfsrtist BON JobnKienley.
OieIss $inement 1T bas bemabrtete Wlittel
welebes jeluals Dcr oas pubtitnm sebraobt
woresn IT; es Oerfhaf;t loaleiebe $inbsruns.
wenn Sebraneb baUon sematbt piro. Die
NafensSbmcr3en eurirt es helm crttsn ODER
3rpeiten Mal @e6mieren.
EaeinSis 3n baben in bisfer Druferti.
preis: so Gent bic Slaf6e.
Nsapiny, 4pril s5. fl.
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SSicbtiNc Meri,inen.
t1Iarfbau's SarSaparilla.


Ser aussepebnts Sebraueb bon @arIapa,
rilla, teit pislen psraanasnen Sabreu, betpoa
ben grfnoer bieIes Nrtfels in 1928, es Der
Seaebtun9 Oct ansrifani1ebenSaeultat an,u.
bietsn nno ,pe9en isiner Sortrsffiebfeit wur.
&c es III allsn mesl5inliben Sournaisn unb
5eitun9en Jeler 3eit, putli5irt. 9rltbsm
1T tie bautt9 IN ben Oereinis 9tnatsn uae
anrevn $anpsr,l, nit entItbieeenen Vprtbeile
9strauebt ,pcreen fir Strcfula, Nbeumatie,
mus, 9etter Sefbwirsn, SeltapisunAen
bet Saut, anfanscnbcm 5ultsn unp alle alls
ore Xrantbeiten Die bon mnreinem Ylute ent,
ite6eM uno ais ein 0erdnoeruuasmttel in
6ertf nno Srlblinss3siten. Siele prsparas
ton, iple tte jest brreitst miro, 1T lei retem
Die bette Der Art bic jest i'm &tbraueb 1T,
aan5 perlebieeen bcn jenen tpeieben mmo faeen
9Tiittunssn, ipeltbe nur Taebabmunsen Der
Original sDleelsn ltnp. 3ablreitbe gmpfebs
luH9en iino erbaltsn ,pcrcen. piele baron (tuo
BON ben berhbmteitsn Nersten, bic, naebosm
lie bieIelbe in ibrer praris ause,penoet ba.
ben ,pilIls fins, Seusni6 BON ibrsm S1ussn
Su 9eten.
GTeine abt ttnjenfalebe entbdlt mebrbpm
bem ipirfenpen prnsip rer SarIaparilla, ,rpie
cine 9alone jeusr miIbunsen bic serp5bus
NV Sttf""Is 'oNhbthT wv Wv lptttUt DES
traaete tsr SariaparQa bintersansem ,pors
een, ,perren in eielem sim ipirfIames 6eils
m'ttel tnben.-preparirt bon W. WIarGtbaQ
sl2, Marfttra6e, pbilaoeIpbia.
Mararhalls gUurm=Sprnp uno En=
fdmt Observation-Disclosures fir &inoer EN-.
pfoblem, els bic bthtt 1teberlte uno pirfIam.
ite, bis lest entbffte purmer 3erH6rence
t1eoi3in. Sletitcem 1T es ais Itebres uno
rpirfiames Wurmmittsf, bon Iebr anseneb.
mem Gei6mat, oaB fsin &inD (teb rpeisern
Miro se su nebmen. es 1T eben 70 ,prtIam
III 5elluns aneercr ltebsf, folhe ais &eib.
,peb ,erbrshen nilt alls anosre $sioen penen
Climber nnterworfen ltno. gs 1T unfebastar
5llr $ineerun9 Der 9ebmer3en ipslebe Rinoer
hsim OnrGbreben osr 3abne leiben, uno es
tenio tpirb es empfobIen fir snalil6e &ranfe
belt Stiebbnlten nno mebGIfeter per SUI
ssno. &c 1T gang oienlith fit rieIen 3rpef,
watreno es 'psaen fsinsr ltnlebuIo gar fsinsn
Sbaoen tbnn Fam.
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I Narmsrs Danf pom Gtaat Dslaw. 40 Doper, par
DO. DO. 3usis,@ BiIminstcn, par
DO. b.. .3rpsi9, Gsorsstemn, par
DO. DO. !3rpei9, Rem @alfls, par
Union Sanf, 81 Wilminston, par
Slsins Noten untsr 5 sbl. bis'1a
Jleip Seriep,
Sslpbere Yanf* ~ 8slpiters, l
burlington So. Sanf, Msofcrb, par
Commercial Sanf' Ysrtb Nmtop II
Cumberland Sanf# 9rbsstcn, par
Sarmsrs Sanf* Wount jooIp par
Sarmers II Weebanies 8anf, ,Stabmap J
Farmers II Meebanies DO Wlioplefopn II
W1crris 60. Bant+ W1crristown ~
Wsshanies Banf, burlington par
Wetanies DO Slewart J
Oleetanies mannfaeturss oo* srenton par
Wcrris Canal u Sr. Go. St.S. gitp> usb.
po1t Sfeten unsansbar
Stewarf Sanf Snf. Co. S,swarf !
Orange Sane* Orange IL
peoplss Banf, patsrIea i
prineetcn Santss, prineston par
@alem 8antins go*, Salem par
9tats Sant&t, gls,parf J
Gtate Bant* glBatstbtowm !
@tats 8anf@ gamoen par
SkNtS -CNRt VI ~Cbotb|o
@tate Sanf' Stem Srunswif par
SuI1er SaneS S1sntcn II
2renton Sanfins CO. Srentcn par
llnion Sant* 0obr II
Sanf Of 81. Brnnsrpif, Srunspif sebrob.
Sarmers Il. Wlebantcs Sant DO. 9etroh.
Sranflin Sant Of Sl.J. Ssr(sp@itp ssbrcet.
5otofen Santina SO. 6ctcfen sebroeb.
Sericp e'tp Sant, 5erlep City sebroh.
UleebanIes Sant, pattericn sebroeb.
Otannfaetursrs Oant, Sellbiae 9ebrob.
Monmoutbe Sanf Of 81 . SrssboIr ssbrc.
Stem 6cpe Da Sr. Cos $ambertpiae -
81 8 O'anmf. II Banfins go 5otofem setro.
81 ) protestoa lombard 4anf Sc DO.
patcrloa Banf, paterIon aebrceb.
Sats Sant, 9rentcn asbrod,.
Salen II pbila W1anuf 60 galsm sstrodb.
lBaibinston Sanfins Go 6aesufat setro.
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Cr. 80. s. Sibfcbm,a,,,
BON Der Sinfin9 Gprina,

BON Der Sinfins Sprins,
Glib 3ts Strass, eauer's Srausrs aessnabsr,
&saei
ekxR empfdnst rssslmass msnatlitb, sis
~ nsn friitben unb ftaBbarn @crratb
BON MeSi;insn. &ranfe uno qsiSsn,
es m69en billisermsifs bic JpHnuna
N9sn eab tolSenee Sranfbeitsn pclfOnmen
furirt rpereen, ndmlieb: 2lus;sbruna ouf Der
srifsn Stufe - jsbs s(rt BafIsrludt, mo- nod,
fsns Nuhoiuns ffattsefunSsn - Sranfbsitsn
Der asbsr, Wti!y @in9e,peibs, Hisren, ossr Stas
te - @n9briit9fsit, mblf Den mel ten anbsrn
Sranfbsitsn Der Sruif - tsibss, tro6nsn uno
fsu6tsn Souifsn - falts Sodnbe unS Siss -
Sranfss Sepfrpsb - Ianes anbaltenbe Siebsr.
sbsnfaQs, jsns Ianse qifs BON msiblibsn
Sranfbs'ten' rpe!ts Sncpousn unb Samlien
10 sleIes elsne psrurfabsn-bartndfi9 Nlet1s
ten ODER Setter uno ale anbere 6autfranfbsis
ten Sa5fuB &C.
Ipril IL. bp.
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so G hr Sem els.

~ ~ w D.
Grtranenoe Sur BON Scrofula noer
&ines:llebel, betpirft ourb Safelep's
Heiniounos Sprup.
Dies eient su bsseussn ba6 meine grau
eliiabetb 5afer, felt Den lesten feds Sabs
ren all ben abidsuliben Serni Itunsen BON
Strofula, ooer S6nissitsl sslittsn wcruret,
bas @eitebt 70 ansssriffeu mar oa6 3teile
bsr STATE Stirn i,nb ber cine Safeu serllort
tpnrpen uno srose $6Aer in ben W1mnp eius
9efre0en iparen. Ser Isgte arstlihe Yeitanb
puroe Deriebatft nno allie befannte Wlittel
berfutt ater Die aranfbsit Iebritt immer
bor,pdrts n.,par Ghnea amlteberbanonsbman.
Nlle 5ctfnuns bate uns berlaGen, als uns
Datelep's Neinisunss Sprup anseratben
,puree. SD faufte bier cosr fluf 8ottsIn,
nel6a Die &rantbeit edn3lib aus psm Spltsm
tertrieben, 70 bas meme Srau DoIfommsne
Ssiunobeit sene6t poe6 bleitt bas Ss1tht
eurh bic Berniltunsen Der Sranfbeit sntz
ttellt. es 1T nun ]tebsn W,cnat felt cem oies
fe eeilnns teipirtt ,poroei, unb itb ipartets
tis eaber, oainit mir ltbsr (ein m6ehtrn Die
&nr fei bollfcmen, unp made IS nnu tefannt
bamit anbere $eitenbe ebenfals Der wobltbat
biefes mf6dsbaren Sprnps senie6en ntsen.
Ss3eusts meine ltnterIhrift ben 1sten Ssbr.
u. .. 1910. Jfaaf safer, gIfas sfbp.
Bel Srisosnsburs, SsrfS @auntp.
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Serfs @auntp, Il.

Sette SduntO, II.
(c@1 SD, Benjamin spfon pros
( l.. S. 5tbonotar bee Court BON Common
<l@~J pleas III uno fur Berfs @auntp
bejeust biermit, oaB it nit ben na66enanus
ten Derlcnen rpobl beeannt bin, als !: Sobn
81. soller, Or. Sohn 81. 5ielter, Wlatbias
g. Niharbs, gTq. N3illiam Nboaos, Ibt.
Sohn Wliaer, gfa. 3aniel s. Soas, 9Bils
liam 9. Willsr, Sobn 8. 9anfelb, 5enrp
Nhoaos Giq. Selir Seifsl, Or. 5ieitsr s
Olablenbsrs, Or. @aloncu u. Bird, Or.
Sobn .. Otto.
lille Bhxaer BON Neabins, Drfs @auntp,
pa. beren gtamen ben Dorttebenbea Seusnifs
fen beisefist 0uo, unb oab Doller 8lauben
ben barin entbaltenen Nnempfeblunsen seses
ben rperoen mag.
3um 3eusni6 osifen, babe ieb bierunter
tneiae unterfhrift uno tas Sie9sl BET befass
ten Court binSussfi9t
Ssnjatnin Tyfon, Yrctbonetar.
Neaoin9 4u9att l, 1899.
2I8enten fur Serfs Gaunty.
glos nno Boper, gretcr. Beuuebide Griss
tner, Oleppifle. $aufe umb @las, Nriebenss
burg. u. 81. glsaber, bo. 8. G6bsa, Deie.
Oall,nan uno 8arret, ,{ansI sIeb,patnr,. Gam.
Vebt. Saumstaun. Jotn poeun, Stsultobr
Xirde. petsr marqilart, Hmtp. Oabib
SDnltt, 5ereforo. 9amuel 9reitIer DO.
Jacob frstdIer, Dafbimston. g.G.96uls,
%. .. uno o. Soper, Boperstaun. .. 8.
Wboaoe, DO. 81. u. Sones, itnionDiGt. &.
osIssr, sanrsn3sias 8. @. Stans, sitto.
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Geabina, Wlars IA, ls43.

Neabing, Mdrs IA, 1s43.
Sr. Oafslsp-Sb CLAUDE, pas ss Yfitbt si,
rss Sseen 1T, alleS ;u tbun paS in fsiner
asaft 1T, fir Gas 2Spbl itinsr Mitmsnfhal
uno ea ib hbsrxu9snbs Sspsie in msinsr Sa.
milie bate, pon ben Wunoerbapn @i9snitbafs
ten Sbrss MenisunessSprups Don Sariapas
riQa, empfsble ib osnfsIbsn 9spinsnbaft alien
esioenbsn. 9Sir batten baS lln9lif ;ipsl BON
unfsrn Ginbsrn Su perlisren, burb bsn auss
brub ettsrnoer Bunesn wsltbe ibr @siib, &opf
ltnb 6als bebeftsn, rbNcbl mir siniae Der as,
ftidtsifen 9ersts su ibrsr Ssbanpuns battsn,
une ale befannten Neittsl prebirt battsn
9wwain'S Yanaesa init sinssfblclTtn, pbns
@rfolg Gin anbsrsS rsinsr &inosr ipurbe auf
biefelbe strt Gsfalsn, ibr @siibt unb Soals
rpar sams bsbsdt Der 9tusfIus war 70 fart
unb bic &ranebsit 81 elmer fclbsn SoSbs, bab
roir auf ibr asbsn psrsibtetsn. Bon bsn nun.
bsrtaren 9Eirfunssn Sbrss &siniaunss Sp=
rups, BON Sariaparila, bSrene, wurben mir
bs,pc9en iDn su prctirem als bic lsbts 3ufuebt;
er wirfts 9lsib Dem @ufe; bic @eibwirs fins
gen fcsIsid on ~ beilsn rpenSe Sotten brad)s
ten fs sur p60isen @siunbbst, wslds ite feits
bsm ununtstrcbsn 9sncfItn. 9tls elm &eniaer
ees SIutes, CLAUDE itb l!bsr bat its ibrss 9lsis
dsn nitbt.
ScbR Mopsr Gtbnsitsr.
Eallnnf, nabe Der 4tsn Strass, &sabna
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Wertb Der yot,fncfen

9lae biejenigen 8anfsn, tpslde NIT einem(s)
Stsrn bcSe,bnet ino, baben entrpsber falfbs
ooer ungednperts gotsn bon psrftbispsnen Se:
nsnnun9en i'm llmlaufs.
Nas init einem CD RrsuS be;eibnsten Bans
Fen ,parsn fribsrbin tfsntlibe 9spott>Sanfen
9te gtcten berjeni9sn Sanfen, rpelde Wir
NIT einem Gepanfsnffri.be II bsgibnsn,wsrs
ben BON ben Srpfsrs nibt an9enommen.
penniplpanien.
SanFen in philadelphia.
Namsn. 9iseonto in YbilaS.
Sant Don Ncrtb 9(n,srifa* par
9tcrtbern QibertisS@ par
penniplpania* par
Yenn saunfebip* par
Der Ser. gtaat.' 80 bis 33
Commercial Sanf,* Ron penniplpanisn par
Sarmsr5 Ii. Metbanies Sanf par
0irarb oittct IL
@irarb Ditto (Stepbsn)* in pbI'a ssfblOiI
&eniin9trn 90. par
Senllnatcn Saoins Snltitut -
Were6ants Bant bon pbilab. bstr9il.
NcYmeniIng Sanff, par
Manuf. II. Wedanics par
Webanics Sanf in pbtl'a, par
Wanucl $abor 8anf (2.9G.Opctt) ssbr.
pennlplpania Sapinss Sant betris.
pbilabelphia Sant* par
pbilabelphta Sapina Snitltut sebrcebn.
pbllaeelpbia $oan Comp. %.
penn ScipnIbip Sap Snlt. -
2iharbS (Marf) sebroeb.
Scntbpart @apinas Bane 6ctrhs.
9bnpltla Cav Suttltnt sebrotbsn
Sd,uDlfta 8anf* par
Scutbtparf Ditto par
Welfern 8anf par
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otVWVEWYf oSNNI IooJ.
Nir, bic llnteraeibnetsu, babsn inn $aufe
Mnierer praris, nit entfhisben ,pctltbdtiser
qBlrtuns i'll Oielen Sdllsn, ben Getraneb BON
Daeslep's NeiIisunss Sprup bcn 9arlapas
rilla ansespencet, nnc empfeblen DsnIslben nit
Sersnhseu Der Saeultat als cine poraisls
tte 3ubereitnns.
s, s. t,1hblenbers, so. 8.
Salm. q. Bird, lR. 9.
Jebn y. Otto, M. 8 &c. u.
Nsaong, SUM 1889.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12
DIED:

January H. Richard sayter of Jesse and Mary Au-
gu-ta Talbot, years
January 10, c. daughter of Frances and Isabella
Mann. years and months
January g. William Crek IS, native OF the leland OF
Bartfa'e es.
4, Waterford ~ Y, December o, Henry; son OF Henry
and Sarah w. James III his h year.
A, Sprngwaler Valley Jao1ary ., Hon John Grover in
his 18th year.
Al Hartford Conn. January her Ssh, year Mrs So
rslct OF the late Hon. Utiah Of Lcansi1 u
Phladelpha January 10, Mrs. Eliza Jeset, eoest
daughter of the llie A. H. Lawrtuce, OF this city
Los overheard, of Sandy HOOK, on me eysning OF ae
sh inst, from the brig Hector sut~ara oouso 'o 81
de Cuba. Henry Saeiioa. Esq late OF Bosom.
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"A Pile made practicable Principle made useful
EW-YORK CASH TAILORING
i ESrAB LISHMENT, E&2 Fullon.a New-YsrH.

The usdersgned in announcing TO e patrons their de-
termination adhere strictly The pracpe OF cash deal
ing their business would take occasion that they
have become well satisfied OF the praccabily and useful
Of such plan by the uniform which has al
tended its operation In their house from the
The advantages derived by The customer from the adop
ton Of this sysemthereby realizing gain OF so per cent
upon credit pricestey conceive perfectly obvious, and
therefore need no comment or the merits of their house
and the facilities with which they invested OF furnishing
a cheap aad rich garment they will dilate-fuily
sured they that this simple fact is too well known
their celebrity well established, to require further re
mark And in calling the attention of the gentlemen OF the
United States and NewYork in particular to their assot
OF choice goods they will merely observe that unde-
WAITING punctuaty and dispatch in answering the commands
OF their friends is much part OF their system as cash
payments ra30 isu }. G. BOOTH Il co.
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GOLDSMITH'S National Chirograp bic

VI Institute, and Bookkeeping Academy, Isl Br Dad.
way New-York opposite the City Hail. tenrance at the
dcoI OF the New.YoTk Museum) Mr. Goldsmith respect :
fully informs the citizens OF NewYork and It's en7rons that
his spacious apartments for the instruction OF Penmanshp
and Book RsepDg are now open during The day and even
ing, for the reception OF pupils and visitors
Mr.. q. has obisned the first premium three coDse cure
years for the best specimens OF Ofhand Penmanshp eIb
bted the great Fairs Of the American Institute lie also
pledges himelto npar all 10 lessons ofone hour each,
his much admired system OF Mercantile and Epsolary Pen
manship the money! the expiration Of The les
sons The gentlemen Taught bold free dasbiDg stys
Mercantile Wfting-writtsn with the greatest rspsdly
The Ladies acquire beautiful style of Epistoary writing
Invaluable accomplishment the
Gentlemen from abroad wishing 10 give their soDs an op.
ponuDiy of e1ceIlng in the Cbcgrnphc Art assured
that every effort will BIO made 10 render their stay In the
city profitable and agreeable Ladies or Gentlemen not
wishing limit their Lessons, always make favorable
arrsD cement Tor an unlimited attendance.
Young Gentlemen qualified as teachers OF the ART, In all
its various branches
TERms-For a Course Of Mercantile and Epistolary
Writing Five Dollars including stationery. Book.Reep
ing reduced from Fifteen 10 Ten Dollars, for unlimited
attendance payable in advance. Strangers visiting the
city can receive Of writing lessons 10 three
days The Ladies meet daily from II " O'clock. 0en-
eiuen al a. II. 81, and p d. Private Instructive
given.
Fur sale the Academy superior article OF Metallic
Pens. Reference:
ROBERT II. MORRIS, Mayor OF the City efNew.ierk
Gen. CHARLES ". SAsoSoHD.
GEO. HALL, ExnhyOe Of Brook fyn
JOHN DAVE Governor OF Massachusetts,.
Hon AsBoTr LAwELEcE, Boston. JIG 3iis-
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,s;rss oan Tyler, 10 report 70 The House the tes-
,,nay taleu to establish them, with their opinion
e .,ss,hcr t1s said John Tyler has acted in such
,,,susr IS 10 require the interpretation of the Con-
...;,n,ion,l power Of the House-the Committee to
AVE power 10 send for persons and papers.
Mr.. CAVE JOHNSON moved 10 lay the whole sub
;se, on be table, Yeas l0l, Nays l19.
Mr.. hYsoR, stating that the subject would be
.,so for debate upon lherepors of the Committee,
.aayed he previous question; seconded.
The main question ;oas oTGsred-Yeas 100,
Nays9o
M. JSDERwoop moved to reconsider the vote
a, the previous question aegatiued without a
siYision.
Mr.. GRANGER, al his request, was excused from
yo,os; Yeas III, Nays 81.
The main question was then taken and The re-
.alusion of Mr.. Bolts was rejected; Yeas SO,
Nays i27.
The motion to print Mr.. Fillmore's report on
the Exchcouer was taken up, and the debate on
tba, subject continued from yesterday by Mr..
psorFfT in I" Guard" speech, which had the ef
fect Of nearly clearing The House. In the course
oft,
Mr.. MARSHALL explained that he had voted for
Mr.. Botls's resolution not because he thought the
President guilty, but because an investigation of
he matter should be afforded to any gentleman
who thought it bis duty TO bring forward such
Proposition
Mr.. CoerER Of Ga. also explained that he had
voted for it, but believed that the charges could
no, have been sustained
The House adjourned.
In SENATE, Mr.. BERRlgN from the Judiciary
Committee reported back the bill for the relief Of
Gen. Jackson, with amendments providing for
the refupding Of the fine Of 81 900 and in,ercs,
in consideration of his distinguished military SER
vices, &c.
Mr.. WALKER, from the same Committee, made
counter report, d.asreeing to the proposed
amendments on The ground that they implied CEN
sure on Gen. Jackson, &c. Tho reports were or
dered printed.
The remainder of the day was consumed in the
consideration Of private bills. ARGUS.
GEoRalA.-The Southern mail this morning
brings US no returns Of the votes for Members of
Congress worth collecting. Reports give Craw
ford majorities in Richmond Co. of 464; in Tut
tersall of 1874; in Bryan of 25; in Bib nearly
$50, and in Scrivep, McDouguld is 10 ahead. The
letter of our Washington correspondent speaks IA
ycrably of the result.
DISTRESSING CAsUALrY.-The Louisville Jour
nal states that the steamboat Macedonia grounded
en- Goose Island, on her way up to St. Louis, and
sent her passengers on shore in the yawl. On get
ting them aboard again. the yswl capsized, and
about twenty persons are supposed to have been
lOsf. few were saved by holding on to the guards
Of the boat.
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Y ISOLATION will hold its introductory Meeiing. lhs
spacious Cru,on Hall jasction OF Bowery ami DwSoE',
90 Thursday Evening January - commencing al o'ek
Entrance No. Il Bowsfy
The following individuals 70 take their respective
paris in The exercises
SINGINS-sy The LADY Apollo Association.
ORIGINAL ODE-By the Apollo Chorus
INTRODUCTORY ADDSESS-By Salem DsieSes.
0DE-5y SIR. Collins
AN ADDRESS-sy Rev Mr. Bsckrs OF ErooAyh-
O0E-sy Mr. Missing.
ORIGINAL Cd E-By the Apollo Chores
OOE-By Mr. Collins
AODRESS-Mr. FsTker of Boston.
SISStNG-Sy Sic. Missing.
ORIGINAL CONCLUDING oDE-By Apollo Choru.
The public are respectfully invited 10 attend
K 5EMAN President
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O0N REWARD.-Tbc subscri-
NOR SALE to CLOSE CONCERN

n The Steamboat JOHN MASON. as she lics 1t the
Dry Dock. East River. will be sold Public Auction nj
the Exchange, on Tuesday the 7l day of February NEXT
Terms fourth cash the lime OF salt. balance In three
six AND nine months interest for satisfactory paper
Also at W ilausburg, Wednesday the 9Th OF Fcbru-
ary the Steamboat Railways work shop, ship timber,
geher With several parts OF the engines of The steamer
North America Trrms all sums under 500 cash. $500
NJ months, for satisfactory paper
AlSo at the city of Albany, Tuesday The dth day OF
April next two office furniture and several parts OF
engines OF the STEAMER North America and tie city
and wharf furniture and fixtures Terms under 500 cash,
SG0 at 6 months. for satisfactory paper.
Also, private sale the office OF The Hudson River
Steamboat Association IS Courlandst LOT second hand
steamboat mattresses pillows Lnerpans, sheets and pill
low cnses, &c.
As the above namcd property will be sold in order to
close concern, the sales will be positive and without
serve
N. 3. All persons having claims upon the Hudson River
Steamboat! Association will please present them for liqu
dalion before the 18th March next to A. F. FONDA
their Office, IS Courilandi.st. liz sf
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MARRIED:

In Danyers Mas January 81, Rev Elisha H Downing,
Of Lynn, 10 SILKS Augusta Converse, OF D.
an Charleston S. c., December 70 Capt james Craton
Nichols OF Maine 70 s Charlotte Gibbs, daughter OF H.
J. Slawson.
On The 7ih inst, by the Rev. F. l. Hawkes. MI Henry
p Morris TO MIS- adelaide J. Buckingham both Of this
lcffyr