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n was said by Archmides the great matthew tcian,
,ssp Frrgueon the celebrated astronomer and physi.
s calculated the result had the request been granted
q Ihs was impossible practical benefit resulted =
e. "a however with Saudas Sarsapara. Give 1t chance
operate and disease will vani. before its healing and
srisr powers. Disease Of mucous membranes, chronic
1nsements Of the digestive organ. distractions in the
S,ses respj,ing in Scrofula and Kings evil, Hip Govt
Mi. Swelling Culaneous Erupons, viz: Barbrr's Itch
SH Head Salt Rheuu and other diseases originating in
state of the bleod, unhealthy condition of the
Prepared and Sold Wholesale and RETAIL and for expors.
Ssa BY A. B. SANDS < CO., Druggists and Chemists,
FINITE Buildings, No 273 Broadway, corner Of Chambers
e.el New-Ysrk. Sold also by A. x d. Sands. Drug
G Nos 70 and 100 Fulton street; David Sands Co., No
n East Broadway of Markestreet; and by Drug
i generally hroug bout the United States Price 81 per
Inrs ii, bottles S..
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MARRIED:

On Wednesday, 18th instant. by the Rev. Geo. Coles, Mr.
John Lndey Fz Randolph to Miss Jane Matilda ynolds.
all of this city.
At Brooklyn, Friday, 9Th inst by the Rev. Mr. Bid
we'll Mr.. Moseev Randolph, of scity to Mrs. Hannah
B. Kennedy OF Hartford, CT
At Forestve Chauauque county the I'd instant, s..
s. Calender of Rochester, TO Jane L. daughter OF Judge
Mixer
A, Louisville Ky the 9th inst Mr.. Jonathan Green to
Miss Lucy Ann Long fellow, all of Nep.York.
Al Raiho, Scotland Jan. 8 A. II. Finley, Esq of New
York. Agnes daughter Of the late Archibald Young, ESQ.,
of lngliston.
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" Tribune Job FrInling Office, $50 Mas
E Hmpertan1 EpiscopaI yWerks, recently

u Important Episcopal Works, recently
published ed W D. APPLETON !, CO, 200 Broadway
land by Gilbert Burnet, D. d. late Lord Bishop of Sails
bury with the Collection OF Records and and copous
Index revised and corrected with additional Notes and
Preface, by the Rev E Mares D. D late Professor OF
Modern History in tie University of Oxford. Illustrated
with Fontispece and 3 elegantly engraved Portraits
forming four elegant svo vols So
An Exposition of the Thrtynine Articles OF The Church
Of Engiasdby Bi:hp Burnett With Appendix contain.
lug the Augsburg Confession Creed of Pope Plus ~ &C.
revised and corrected with copious and additional
references, by the Rev. James R. Paige A NJ. Of Queens
College, Cambridge. In one handsome svo. VOL q.
An Exposition of the Greed, by John Pearson D. D. late
Bishop OF Chester With appendix containing the prn.
cpa Greek AVID Latin CreedS Revised and corrected by
the Rev. w. s. Dobson. NJ A., Peterhouse, Cambridge.
handsome 3vo. vol. 81.
Treatise on the Church of Christ. Designed chiefly
for the OF students in Theology. BY the Rev. William
Notes by Right Rev. w K whitingham, D. D., Bishop OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church the Diocese OF Mary
The Early English Church or Christian History Of Eng
land in early British Saxon and Norman Times BY the
Rev Edward Chuton, n. A. With Preface by the Right
Rev. Bishop Ives. vol, I6mo. 81.
Discourse moving every Christian man 10 enter into ssr
remembrance of his end By Christopher Sutton, D.
D., late Prebend OF Westminster. vol lsmo, elegantly
ornamented 81.
Aied,ations on the Sacrenent Cody Meditatons upon
the Most Holy Sacrament OF the Lords Supper BY Chris
TOPPER Sutton, D. D., aie Prebend of Westminster. vol
royal l6lo elegantly ornamened 81.
The Golden Grove; Choice Manual, containing what
be believed pracIised and desired prayed to the
prayers being filled for The several days OF heweek To
which is added Guide for the Penitent or model drawn
up for the help OF derout souls wounded with SIN Also
Festival Hymns ac by the RI Rev. Jeremy Taylor lvol
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MEMORANDA
The Havre packet will be detained until Monday.

Bark Highlander, Of Provincetown, trsn New-Orleans
for NYork which arrived Newport 18Th has bad heavy
gales and bad weather the whale pzsagesprung mainop
sail yard split topsa b and ore,opmast sn-started
ge and leaked IN heavy weather about 400 strokes hour
Had heavy NE gale on the llh from NV which prevent
ec her getting ato NYork.
Schr Madison. of Warren Me 50 DIS fin Lnguna for New
York put into Newport 18Th ius was supplied with pro-
visions ny bark Olga of Boston,
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Kankruuts-Eeb. ny.

David Perry, Physician, New.York
Edward Croilus, SaiMaker, New-York.
CornweI S. Roe, Tow.Boat Captain New.York
William Kehlbeck, Shoemaker, New. York
M: Dayton, Boatman, Verplapck's Point.
William Bathgate, Butcher, West Farms.
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Court Calendar.

Judge Oakley stated that another branch OF the Court
would sit on Monday, and hepresen Calendar will then
be taken up.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Judge Kent remaining ndisposed the
snit relative to the North American Hotel was farther post
pOned tn hondav
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sILED SILK, manufactured in every

W respec, equal if not superior TO any in the market, a.
Is cents per yard by J. r. WARD,
Essex street Newark N. j. Manufacturers OF Patent
Leather, Jappd Linen, Muslin, Top Hides ac: &c. ~
Merchants and Dealers cautioned against nots'
what said against Manufacturers OF the abb
article by rm in this city. who have bad almost the ca
elusive sale Of Oiled Silk We hold ourselves responsible for
all silk rot I'm shed equal to any in market
Orders received for and samples 10 be al g.
GORUMS l25 Maiden lane. We refer TO Smith, Wright
& Co respectn. our responsibility ia eOd2ms'
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A MEXICAN MUsEUM-Marble build

~ ing opposite Sc ParTs Church--P. T. HARNUM
Manger.-Fisii OF the Indian Cuefs prolonged
Every Day and Evening this Week
on Saturday, and being assured through their interpreter
that thousands been prevented by the weather
are desrus OF seeing them they have remain
at The Museum one week rore and have voluntarily oder.
ed to give their SPLENDID WAR DANCES and CERE.
H =. Sherman the Ballad Singer-T 6. Booth the
Hvailed Comic Sinser-La Petite Celeste, the admired
danssuse-Miss Hood, the Vocalist. &c.
" No Free List during The engagement Of Inc lndsax
Price OF Admission, Is eeEt-Chlidrsn under 10 ye.r
haIcpr;ce lSf
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Al lEErn

Brig satira Badbage Is ds i'm Port Leon cotton 70 Cen
ter Co.
Schr Arabells, Brewer Virginia
Schr Margaret Shulze. Sirnonson, Virginia.
Schr Chief, ' an Maze. Virginia. wood.
Schr Mary Elizabeth Bugbee n Washington, N C, naval
Schr Coz, Arnold, Bacon. m Salem NJ corn to Church
man l. Robinson.
Schr Smith, Wheeler, Washington, NC. nnval stores.
Schr Ariel, Lombard. Virginia
Schr Ratian, Virgicia, wood.
BELOw-One brig
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aarkeas-o~e5slly reported for zae 7r;s~...

1Oss-OH<IE1ly TsPoTted JoF q * FtokHG
,,, FRIDAY, r. II.
.Ssss-Iae market remains without change, buyers
s.sng but 25 SIT for Pow, and holders asking
ia. Pearls are entirely nominal 4, 50. We notice
coSs, % oois Po,s, ls42, a, l2a tor export.
N-me canaot perceive ,ha, The foreign advices
any effect upoa the market. The sales to-day are
600 bales, al previous prices. Forfair and above
~, continue in limited supply. the snarke, arm
fair lots pressing the market, and holders
ssnns.n Mn The stock sale is estimated at about
q ,,'es We quote fair Upland 81 II; fah Orleans
In ussana 7a7t At Augusta the advance gained by
yi ,Ssi' was fully sustained; sales at y act.
sw.o.a AND NEAL-Tae reduced amount Of tie stock
k.a F!ur has induced sone operations OF speed
Sass, aud nearly all. IL aoi al, .hs los TO hs bad
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yINHE PEOPLE of the State of New

VIE PEOPLE OF the State OF New
York. by the grace OF God free and Independent: To
all Interested in the of Henry Reynolds late
OF the city of NewYok deceased next OF KIM creditors
otherwise, send greeting:
You and each OF you hereby cited and required per-
SsHay be and appear before Surrogate of the county
of New-York his office in the city of NewYork, the
twenvsecond day of March ten O'Clock in the lore
OF iha, day, then and there u attend the final settle
OF the of Catharine Reynolds the Adisn-
strar3 of all and singular the goods cha,es and credits
OF the said Henry Reynolds, deceased.
In testimony Whereof have caused the seal OF office
Of said Surrogate To be hereunto affixed. Witness.
.....: David B. Ogden, Esquire, surrogate OF said
L. s.: county. at the city OF NewYok, the seventeenth
day OF February in the year Of our Lord thou
sand eight hundred and forty three and of our in
dependence the sxtyseventh.
13f law4w DAVID B. OGDEN.
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Dec e. lat 4s, Laura, OF NYork, standing Eastward
Dec %, lat e. lon Is, Louisa OF Boston, s days from
Loadon.
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ssouEaa CAsE.-The National In,elligeacer
) Thursday says that the Supreme Court of the
r,itd Stats, was to be occupied that day with
..,,,e of jewell vs.. Jewell, from South Carroll
!. which involves question of marriage between
.r.,bolic woman and Jew, who, after living
~, years together, and bearing eight children,
,,araisd and Jewell married Jewess, and died
estate, leaving two families. The contest is,
,bsb is legitimate? The parties are highly re-
,.,,sbe. and the event of the suit momentous.--
he legal requisites of valid marriage will be dis
r,,ed. Tbs Attorney General and Mr.. Coke for
,,,sllsnts, and Mr.. Huat, of Charleston, for de-
p,iant.
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NJ New Graham Hou,e-Tbe new an

u New Graham House.-The and spen-
did House No ~ Vcsey street. doors from the Astor
has just been newly fitted up is the ample and
venent manser, regardless of expense, for citizens and
Graham System OF Vegetable the exclusion OF Animal
Food. The choicest Fruits aud Vegetables the market
afford with the rich MIX aud Ralter of Orange Coun
W will be at all times the table and every effort made
10 demonstrate the truth that Vegetable Diet is most
dnciye TO Happiness well Health The location is
central. pleasant and convenient to all the steamboat land
ing. Terms moderate. Gentlemen visiting TIE city for
few days are invited TO give this System trial The apart
mcnts large and airy. Shower Baths with Croon Wa
ter for the accommodation OF Boarders No efforts will be
spared to please and accommodate those who may favor
this House with their patronage. f16 II
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FRIDAY, Feb. II.
lhre fair amount of business done at the Board,
fa Advancing rates. Government Loan sold at los;
y improved Il Kentucky rer cent; Indiana t; Ohio
we're Arm Arbura and Rochester improved per cent;
I inOawk per cent; Canton Il; Stonlngton II.
there moderate business in Exchanges but rates are
fady Sterling 81 81 Francs IS
Alabama to-day Is about so per cent discount; Orleans
10 premium.
Aeler from Philadelphia to-day, speaking of Norihamp-
anoes, says" There Is deep game playing; was
cred today SIS at 81 discount. The rate for small!
Esn Is 50 discount"
De stockholders Of the Farmers and Merchants Bank Of
nore have voted tba, it is not expedien to wind up
bank and have determined 10 apply to the Legislature
"a reduction Of $40 per share of the capital stock.
ne Iowa House of Representatives have passed ab by
aa0mous vote to close the OF the Miners Bank
repeas all banking powers under the charter, and
me affairs into the hands of two Trustees, to be ap-
d by The Judge CT the Sd Judicial District who are 10
sd forthwith TO settle mp the affairs OF the institution
me canal bill passed to It's third reading in the Illinois
se on the Sd ins by vote of IS 10 SO. II was amend
several particulars by the committee to whom 1t was
ssHmilied but not uys the correspondent of The St
sRepublean Sufficient protectthe State against the
sea Injustice the part of the trusteos to whom the
o. This vast and valuable property Is 70 be committed
. ' Ss see 4, 81 to act
action has yet been had On the bill to wind
slawneelown Bank In the course OF The debate on
some of the leaders Of the ssli-styled Democrat
assumed the doctrine that there was no such thing
rasd nights, and that one Legislature bad the right TO
70 my act either public or private, passed oy pre-
oae Few bill 10 provide for The dissolution oil The
esuon OF the State with the Bank was Introduced on
Ar Fieklin. 1t provides that the Governor SHALL
after the passage the act open negotiation
@is oil The Bank Stock swned by the State to SAID
The following terms: He Isle sell the stock, TO
OF $1,000 00 at par and receive therefor our
a o'sansss Tor sinliar amount, without interest
o!ssoo,ion il consummated, the Bank is TO issue
s OH, poie or other evidracc OF Indebtedness by
State shall in any wise be bound by stockbola-
a A Issues hereafter 70 be made 10 be solely and
saA aluns. ' >'>'' ~A '>'f0'
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nR. Richardson's SHERRY
WINE BITTERS.-The following are few Of


~ WINE BlTTERs.-The following are few Of
the editorial notices.
From the Boston Morning Post
DR.. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters are excellent
medicine. We have taken bottle OF them, and about
years younger lin eengs) than we were month
ago.
From the Bunkerhill Aurora, Charlestown.
DR. RICHARDSON'S BITTERs Editor of the Post has
been made feel years younger by the of bot
tie of DR.. Richardson's Biers These Biters quite
popular and prove highly beneficial The Editor OF the
Post is certainly good authority in such and his per-
sona experience should go far toward establishing The Doc
tors Compound.
From the Essex Banner and Haverhill Advertiser.
This the fer the of this valuable medicine
1t is the safe and eectua family medicine for diseases
IL composed OF different and plants. We like the
bers because they quack but prepared bya regu
lar practical physician who says but very little about them
himself but leaves for those who them 10 make their
OF their beneficial effects upon the system
We have just used the last Of our bottle which purchss
ed from of his agents. whose will be found the
outside of our paper month ago could neither
fight sing haloa go work, without feeling that
days be numbered among those that
But these Bers have cured and We feel as If
had been born again, and say, III our own peculiar
STYLE BECOME dull care" 10 suit OuSeves and those who
wish feel too resort to Richardson's Btters or
there is no help fear them.
From The Lowell Patriot.
To the above cheeruly add own testimony OF the
efficacy of Richardson's Blters They are excellent for
all the purposes ter which they are recommended
G For sale wholesale and retail by A. L. D. SANDS,
General Agents 70 and 100 Fulton ST.; also sold by d.
No. 27S Broadway Gassner Young, No 1872 Chatham.
ST 19f m
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w. S,srw.YoRx, Feb. II, ls43.

TA man named William Stevens, few days
.,.s wa. frozen to death in the town of Raymond,
\ 4. He procured rum at the store of a man
..,sa Osgood, and was found dead on the road to
l. home. Osgood presided at the Coroner's In.
,,.,, and headed the funeral procession, with a
.,inp 40 cool and Indifferent that few would have
,,,,o,sa him to have aided the poor mans mar-
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a. ANDS' = hEM Ell 1Or SalL nne uLns
~ Salt Rheum, Ringworm, Teter, Scald. Head, Bar.
ber's Jackson Itch, Eczema Psoriasis Palmaria, and
other diseases of the skn safely certainly AVID efecuaY
tested In six thousand different oil the
Diseases without having failed in any where the drretons
attended The unparalleled success Of ths YeBedy
curing diseases ct the skin, without equal in the history
Of medicine Sindss SarsaparIa is recommended 10 be
with the remedy, Il tends To throw ont from the
blood and system generally ali the unhealthy hum0r
necied with the Eeasc and the application VI the remedy
externally the a,e entirely eradicntss it from the
ysteIn The Remedy perfectly harmless It's operations,
The enderes infant Testimonials Of It's caey daily
received and the following selected tor publication
which Ii thought, will a,isfy the mind of every candid
person OF lis extraordinary virtues:
Nesr,. II. B. 4 D. Sanis-Gen,.: procured box OF
your valuable Remedy for Salt Rheum months since ier
my son. who then severely afflicted with The disease 90
hands, and applying the Remedy very short Tine,
using less oil the boz, the desired effect was
produced and the compice since which time there
has been Of The complaint Yours. respectfully,
JOSEPH G. STANLEY, IS DelaIcy-s-
New.York, Oct. H. l24o
Mes,rs. Rouse 4 Perkmg :-Having heard from one
my friends a,McDonGugs, that You had aninfailibe rene
had troubled with the complaint five years aud
am happy inform you, that the REMEDY has entirely
cured her. Ali Leave say is, any person. fc.ed with
for the Salt Rheum."
The above certificate sent to Agents, Reuse
Perking. Oxford, Chenab2o county, n. Z.
Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail by A. b. Sancs
chambers.strest, New.York. Also sold by a. b. K D,
Sands, Druggists, Nos 7S and 100 Fulhnsneet David
SandsG Co., n East Broadway; and by Druggists gene
rally. Price 81. ISi I'm
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a VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, near

L "a near the city OF Schenectady, for Sale
On the 9th day of March next at ocecs at the Court
House n the city of Schenectady, will be old public
auction by the undersigned about 400 OF the choicest
and most valuable Land together with spacious and adm
raby arranged Buildings thereon.
Lying this properly does about mile from the city
of Schenectady the Erie Canal and the Railroads to the
cities OF Albany and Troy aud also the Utica and Schemes
lady Railroad opportunity will this sale he offered 10
enterpsng agrieulturist, gentleman visiting To-
retire to delightful ceuEy residence such As is rarely
p resented.
Proposals for the purchase OF the whole for portions
This property will be received by either OF the undersigned
until the lime of sale.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
H. S. VAN lNGEN Schenectady.
F. N. SILL, Cedar Hill, Bethls hem, Albany Co
Assignees of Theodore W. Sanders
Schenectady, Feb 8, ls43. fl83awtMS-
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NJ Eighth Ward Taxes.-Tha Taxpayers
The above ard will please take notice that per cent
will he added Oh the Goth instant al! unpaid taxes.
JAS 6. MOFfET, Collector,
III Princesueet, up stairs
Office hours from o'clock A. NJ to O'clock p NJ. flS7t
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ECONOMY IN DRESS-229 Broad
IA way, opposite the Fountain would sugges, the
community that am furnishing every article Of Clothing
at propoonaby moderate prces foe which Sack Sur.
have been afforded and would solicit call from those
capable Of apprecsng good work. that they ay Judge OF
the inducements offered 70 those paying ready money
Strangers n the city requiring garments will please learn
our prices. WIN. 7. JENNINGS,
ja vi Draper end Tailor.
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Principle made practicable Principle made useful.
M EW-YORK CASH TAILORING

NJ EW-YORK CASH TAILORING
L ESTAbLlsHMENr, 142 Fulton.s, New-Yerk.
The undersigned In announcing their patrons their
termination to adhere strictly tie principle OF cash deal
ing in ter business would take occasion to say thai they
have become well satisfied Of the practicaby and uS.p
ness OF such plan by the Uniform which has
tended its operation in their house from the commencement
The advantages derived by the customer from the adop.
lion of this systet-hereby realizing gain OF 80 per
upon credit prcesthey conceive perfectly obvious and
therefore need or the merits of their house
and the facilities with which they invested furnishing
cheap and rich garment, they viii date-fny az
suEed as they are that this simple fsc. well known
their celebrity too well established, require further
marx AND In calling the attention of the gentlemen of the
United States and New.York in particular their usso.
nsnt of choice goods they will merely observe that unde
WAITING punctuaty and dispatch in answering the commands
Of their friends as much part Of their system cash
payments. nS0 istf }. c. BOOTH CO,
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furniture OF any description dispose Of who are break
ing up housekeeping viii fnd, ready sale isr ay Porno0
anon The subscriber. Goods 10 any amount purchased
Az private snle-Two Piano Fortes.
ESD # F. COTTON 4 CO.. lg7 Chatham St
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II OOk AT THiS-Just received, lot
good Sewing Silk at2 cents, lot Ladjs CraVas al Is
fac aiusins pence lot good dark Prints at pence lot
6ne Broadciohs at 10, 3d. superne black Broarcoas
at only 1885, sane,s Cd, hne Brown Linen Is ot
coed Cotton Hose atIs lot Ribbons pence Receiving fro
Store GrernwicIL first store above Canar l5 3s-
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DEALE'S MUSEUM and PICTURE

N GALLEN1-C. n. UEFoE, Manager-EVery Gay
and evening tnts week charge OF only sail
ling, The Norwood Gypsy WOMAN can be consulted face
face in private apartment She does pretend t. be
FortuneTeler but processes by her knowledge of Fhys
ology, Pnysogromy. Philosophy Phrcnoogy, Mesnerisn
and the hidden Sciences, TO be able 70 Instruct others Of
good intellect She will inform Them they married or
future, them from birth She
ton with knowledge OF Madame Aiophc account OF
whose in position ard runaway from Ulster appeared the
New-fork papers neutrality-suspicious. the Museum 25
.ch;Il half pr,e,
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7 Good Board aud pleasan, Rooms can be obtained

~ VIC
No. IS Clifi-streei- ~ OILS #
II The Boston Nofion-L. F. Tasistro, Editor
This Week contains
l. Original Poetry.
III. Important Facts concerning Animal Magnetism
III. An Original Sermon entitled Hints on Modern Evan
gelism-by Daniel Sharp.
Nv. The Hot Water Cure. V. Caleb Sukey, part x.
The following works ably reviewed by the Editor:
History of the Sandwich Islands, Blanca Capslo, DAu-
bgnes History OF the Reformation Tales and Sketches Of
the Italian French and German, The Book of the Navy,
American in Egypt London Lancet, Historic doubt con.
corning Napoleon Buonapare, Masterman Ready the late
Magazines Residence Of eg. years among the Nestor
ans Gnstavus An excellent article the Navy, with var
Gus articles original selected For sale wholesale and
retail nj No. Ann street E. B. FUTILE, Agent.
NJ B. Newsmen and Agents in the Country furn.hed
every thing published with the exception of the New
Wora al small commission for services rendered If q
E Tribune Job Grating Office, lSo Mas
sau-,free.
All kinds of JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, MAMMOTH SHOW BILLS
CATALOGUES LECTURE BILLS,
CHECKS, CARDS, CONCERT BILLS, Plain and
INSURANCE Policies, Fancy,
BILLS OF LADING, POLITICAL BILLS,
CIRCULARS, CIRCULARS, (neat) NC.
Promptly executed at the Office Of THE TRIBUNE No. $50
Nassau-street, Opposite the Park.) dis