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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25
DIED

On the 9th OF Sept last, his passage to the Island OF
50 Thomas Yves, pdiss which he directed to visit for
the recovery % his health, MICHEL LEAFALoN Esqla the
4oh wear OF his ses VI. L. native OF france but
has been tor maay years resident ct this city where by
strict integrity of purpose and action, ai r?rr business
habits he became connected with the Saan1sncer Works
To large circle of friends he eudearei by his many
aniable qualities while the orphan aad widow his death
is an irrsparabc loss
jan o. Lydia NJ daughter j. II. Stanton. in her 5,h
year.
Jan IS Fanny B. Evar,s, wife Of Samuel e Evart:, in
her 75ih year
Jan q, Jonathan Smith, aged IS.
Ian 2S, Mrs Agnes Linsdown, aged 20.
Jan p Mr. George Collins, IN his Ssh year.
JAM 4. Mr. Thomas Saeson, native OF Stamford tt
In Erabr,htowD N j.. Jan. n sirs. Mary Brun, vile
OF Col. Eliza Brittiu, IN her ed year.
At the residence OF Capt John Whie, ha'eelss on the
18th inst, widow Burns aged lG7.
Al Marce'Iu> Jan. lS Mr Reuben Dorchester, Reyo!
tjonary soldier aged 81 years and II months.
In Aub un Jan 6 ,lrS sally Harber, rclic Of the late
Hon. John W. Hu-lhrr,.
In New Orleans. of broken heart Mr. John Leve late
Montreal merchant, aged y. Also, his Soa Str George,
three days after his arrival.
At the Manor House, Cbomblv Canada Jan ID, Mary,
fourth daug her OF the late Hon. Samuel Hat, ages p
1. Halifax, W. the 18th uli Rev hoinas IL Wood,
aged 10.
In Quincy, Mass Jan O. Mrs. Eliza b wife OF Mr. Gee.
W Woodward, aged &c.
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Tee undersigned, member Of The Special Committee on
acting for cleaning OF The Streets does hereby So
lemny protest agains the action OF The majority OF the said
Committee giving the contract ior cleaning the streets
Of the city OF New York To Joseph Bruon Thomas Carneiy
and Edward Townsend, al the OF sixytour thousand
hundred dollars for the term OF hve years, eI
the reason that Bartlett Smith, ,of this city, laid wrie
and sealed proposal before The said Committee 10 enter into
the same contract and perform the duties sponed by lis
nine hun and thirty dollars year for the term OF
and the lowest bidder who laid proposals be-
The Committee, and OF character and property
hus and has experience in the kind OF business Tor which
offered and offered security for the faithful perform
OF The his part known as good and sn
cen and doubted such by the COMMITTEE, ~ Wit
Peter Mclaughlin OF the Seventh Ward and Owen nc Cabe
of the same Ward. And for The that AndTew ddy
and Patrick Moore OF this city, also laid written sealed
proposal before the Committee to enter into the ache con
tract and perform It's and conditions for The sum OF
forty four thousand five hundred dollars per year for The
term OF five years less down al The option oil The
Committee and OF character ana property and Ia
mar 18th the of the business 10 be done under the
contract proposed tor By hem and offered good and su
Gent security the faithful performance OF The terms and
conditions thereof Wit Charles OConnor OF the Seven
,cenh Ward and Peter Mclaughlin OF the Seventh Ward.
great prncple OF public policy aaylng been violated
the public sleret directly sacrificed ID passing thee
proposals. and giving ire said contract au tn persons
whose proposals exceed the lowest one by $500 and the
next lowest by $50 600 per year, making aggregate differ
expense CIT, for ve years ID te one case Of
$lg7 ,S25, and in the other oil SlU0 Geo.
And the undersigned hereby notifies the said committee
that he intends furnish the Legislative and EIecuve
authorities OF the city " th copy OF this protest
(sgneci J. 'N''A'' ROBERT MARTIN.
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Court Calendar.

"WEDNESDAY, Jan y.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. s, 8, 10, IS, 80,
SO, 35.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nas. lO6, II, rs, 70, 80, 81,
81, SO, So, Sc, 81, SO.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos 81, S. Al, II, 60, %
ga, %, IS, 90, 81, IS, lO2, 103, 80, 81, SO,
OIL ~
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

roeate of the County OF New-Yo'k, Notice hereby
gwen 10 all persons having claims against william Uuns,
fate OF the city OF NewYork mason; Jerrmlah Deng,
ls- Of Ireland John w. Crenund late of the city of New
York pilot; Thomas Adams ale II the said city
Jon Turner, late OF said city, carpenter; Pete A. VIII
lsns, late of Hambo-g Mariner deceased present the
with the vouchers sereof, the subscriber bis
Office No. IS John street city OF New-York
fore the 2sh day OF Juy neIL-Datcd New-York. The
twsntythirf day Of January. Is43
jas lap6m E. KETCHUH, Public Administrator
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- FOR SALE-Tha Counrry Resi-

dence of the late john Rutherford, in Hudson Corn
~ Nrw-Jersey situated fassac River three miles
OF Beevle and Il miles south OF the Paterson Rail
roac. The Marsios Ho9se Is large, with Farm House.
Barns Stables, Carriage Houses aad Cottages for
borrs-the whole containing t2l Of land On beth
Of The River together with 600 of Salt Meadow within four
miles Of the Farm desired il will be divided sG pur
chese.S Payment. mace Taxes low. Apply 10
L N. RUTHERFORD, 81 Nss.au-st,eet-
II rot sold. II will be rented from the ls OF sprii next
N B-A steamboat! "a EewYork viii pass Tie door eve
y day next summer.
Also FOR sale. large Dwelling House within three min
utes' walk OF the Railroad Depot AZ Railway. 3W
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u Spencer announces gentlemen that his arrange
completed for supplying according 10 pre-
vious iniiHainn, Fun HAT al price 1873 1S'
which shall render emphatcalfy the eGpest as wei As
Lovyes priced Gentlenens Fur Hat sale IN this
cy Ii IS prepared In the style which eharaceries
eur finest article and like that article offered al Prlcs al
which /, cannot be continued without unusually rapid
ole The undersigned with all confidence s.us II 10 be
for The gentleman and economist The mos, desirable FIJI
E,,r.oasred. toorD SPENCER, es5 Broadway.
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AUCTION SALES.
! josh Richards, ksccoaecr.
DY BANGS. RICHARDS 81 PI4A'FP
WEDNESDAY RvENING, Jas.

* DaNIS, hiCIl-1sai'S " 2iE1
AS S,ec- as Broad'~sy.
Liberal caxa advances made ecrTnrneEa t aecoz
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ja,. Is
embracing most OF the NcvIors Reports, :eeioss wiki
wcrSs.
isong tie ectgeton IS weadefs Reports. - rols
Pages Chancery kcsesrs vo Co~cnt Reports, yo3s
Jobz Chaocsr ~ Stsp.ss, vols; cowsD Bl> SV3
tence vci>; Games Hepcr NolS Cares cases, >tss
on Yarasr>bu: Sopy's CCrrs ot laws; Dun:otd Ears
Reports. vols falfs Superior CoarS Reports sn; SSv
on Partncr>hip Clancy on aigh> o. Women; Hoasaas
Ctaurery Practice, NaS SoFden, United States Laws,
S,ory.s Equity Jucsprudcpc-, vot Storys F.as,Gss
Revise, S:as;es yol,: EDWARDS Sce Councillor, Re-
port; ~: csrayn Ccairscs CGiiiy on Bills hiisrs
Arrangement. vo>s Ssr-,cera DigrS F's New York
as Hy;racr ss>; hays P.esoirSs "ots; sdwsrdsS
and Chascery; Sd~rdss on Receivers "a
Layden on scniPrs voi.; Long or saeA s,opssss as
cecy Reports Sasliord's Lunsc; Madtocks Shsreeiy
yo.s Lohe,, Eeuity Archbe.d's Criminal Piesdiagss
Wheeler. CriirEs Cases vslss Gay Hall tSecorder,
rs,, Clerks New York Digest, 'et Caf'ss sra'i ,,
rui Amos On evidence vols Greea.cn. EHse, Chilsy
peadiucs; ~ Bills: DO. Contracts Engt>bs Conlraos
Law arc Chans:S Reports Basnu> ScrtdEsnlent VOLS
faiio; GrahRgs GFss ciiOI, Brosns Slvi ARD acm'
Law vols Sc rh- PlesiinSS Statcos Forns;
Chltys Grirniuai Law, vols jrremvS Equity nreac-
os; Gculds Pleadipgs; Jcryman's Gnice, Slephens
Criminal Law; Foisr SSecuIoySi WeRtworths 'hSe1,
vols; Bali and Beats Cbaacery RsporS; barfowss Re-
ports, vols; Cowper's Reports. 2Sols. kc. &s
TH,sry SEVENTH Nxw.YoRS TRADE S.lE-To ccn,.
mence March 80 tslSrh. next regular Trace Sale VIII
commence The 9Th TUESDAY oil March next, IN &C
corraace wh the regulations OF The Trade. Hwlh be
conucie heretofore. uader these rsgn uonsi and I'M
der TIE direction OF the Conuistire OF the rsaGc,
Invoices OF Books, Stationery F7per SterStyp" elases.
the 6rs February next wbsn The CastaSae VIII De pms
press
The usual cash adrrces WILDE made receipt Of goods
when required aud he e. will De guaranteed and cashed
n DESIRED
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statement OF the expenses OF the year 1872, l-
aSes HE unsettled account OF MIR. Gage The late super
shcesi hui does contain the S50U delivered 10 the
aayGr by MIR. w r and SAID 10 have been expended IN
uesa'n- lhs cndmg that amount the gross sum
paaed 'o cleaning Streets c5argeaole 10 Tie depart
saI merro, outing Me- Cages incumhancy SI5,l9 "a
e nrsi SIT months of the year-sgaist which Is TO be
A1 months of SAL TAI rs For the last months OF
a. under Mf. Ward. the gross expenditure is SSl Sii
os which is TO be deduc,ed for receipts Sl7i5l H.
balance OF expenditure OF SIi $50 81. and making
~ "Hoe nett expenditure OF The year S92,l2S 09.
consequence of the greaiy Increased expenditure of
partmenl The people have for years called loudly for
10 IN u, administration for alteration of The
othevins iEot material saving could thereby be ef
ns ~ ms saHch OF our city expenditure For years
IDEA OF con,raclisg the cleaning OF the streets has
S iaSogaby regarded by the community and though
PARTS have been loud in their professions OF reench.
lew, .os some reason which your Committee vii.
70 s>sgn, those who have hitherto had the contro oil
va. 1oSernmen have supposed that their a.cendancy
h.. eSs maintained, or The interests OF the city were
WpsSteeted by allowing the system reGaain as il was
c ee exception OF movement in lStl The Common
,aaei 10 edecr reform by cleaning the streets ny con-
n,s ana which failed by reason OF convenient division OF
t oil tee Two Boards, upon The details OF the contract
ys;s o9h adopted lis property for term of years
elort has eeea made until the action OF lhe present
Council upon The TO tighten in this Tespec;
sa'uen upon the City Treasury. reference 10 the
seealnes OF the Board OF Aldermen of that year will
Cssalas the Re rort made by the Then Committee
Ss Streets, ois both Boards, OF which Alderman Hat
lie R hartman. and constituting Documen, no. "A OF
iu OF Aldermen OF thai year, recommending the
OF the streets by three years. adopt
saai Board without division and that the only pro-
H. spon which any difference Of spriou existed was
ee, soa OF the contract into slrict, which
~ vote OF Is 10 l. tProceedtags Of the Board of
o. 70, AL, i22) When The sabjSct came be-
r.c, posfd OIL Assistant Aldermen, tue resolution
i,,.y vote o! TO tProesed;ngs Of tie Board of
I'm, si IL, p 2s, eiSl The resolution which
unanimously by the Board oiAiaermen, and
hs oy an equal division OF The Board OF Assistants is
.ioiiowng words
NesVa ina, The cleaning of the streets Of bs city OF
lie u,e given out by eonrac, for three years, under
cea o. Inc Committees On Cleaning Streets Of
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u Brondway Iya.aisg.ou Tempernnce
You should be wsmen,

And yet your boards Tor bid me to interpret
That you are so.r-Shnkspeare.
U Thus spc@e the great bard, of ieBaes with hair up
on lhei- upper lips All such r!ghttu may
De permanently eradcaed well superfuous hair from
The sizes OF the lace back the neck the brow
more Stubborn beard man, by using Gourauds PeGetra
ing Powders for nprootng hair To be had al Walker
door IRON Broadway. 81 per bottle. ia 81
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CLAY BALL.--Thc Democratic Clay

GLAY BALL.---Thc Democratic Clay
~ Club Of the Eighth Ward will give their Scecad An
nuaI Bali ~ honor at The Ratification OF The Treaty oil
hsnr IN n, I7th OF February 1885, The iyoli Saloon.
rrk can be procured OF IN. foloSiag geoile1en;
wn, n. Sweet 2O4 Canal ST. j. N. barpes, - Cana9ss
Roisri Honey 70 w s'~ay Henry Baker, "a Thompson.
H. o. Moore R'wSy PfFce. A. H. SionterhGFg' @ sshee-
!. CIV. Ogaen, So Thompson. &ar'ey Hart OF eana
c. hioi,at, ~ Prlace. j. 7 VI blraniTS, rs heos'
A. l.. Brown, i49 Prince. NJ ~ "lothel !, 4to OF WsS'
" J. Van Bu,kitk, 81 Spring. I. h7l- ~ ih9hpeou.
y r. RInpt spruce + " Leeds, 1855 Hamtnersis.
= r n,,Ler sS5 Broadway eco Boyd, 20 Wooster.
- y 80 IS charlton A Bleak ey a6 Hamniersiy-
), .Sioypr =, Hudson * Watt Jas. Brghaa Dos,nIc-
= Kpp, 49, Broadway T.. Duyaii, ie< oes'loh'
q w Wars los Charlton. Geo. j. nuison, hiog.
W. IL St-f6. rs Prince. h. Siansbnry % Lautens,
]. W Bac0c 30 Thompson Ana attne 'oho"ips kio'a's
As,or House, riahhIh ,'ouse,
American Hosi fremont TEN perance House,
City Holsl, "areEley n2use,
pearl-str.et House, 81 oeo'se 'io'eI
Delmonluo's, ,-,.u,
Head Quarters, howard House, ana AIS" d. Sly h'ea
Quarters Broadway House. at,
Hempsed Powers. cor Main and Fu,'on-'S' nfooA'f"'
eighth Ward Head Quarters. Howard House
John waamaker, Custom House ExcsaDSe'
Col Lew Hart, Treasurer, 100 Hammersly-st.
N BYhe Executive Commute Will new oVery Salut
Wy CHAs. W. WARD, sec'y II. Clay Club
Iuic ewT. Fpbl3
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osN O. SARGENT,
MARRIED

In Lyons on he 18th Interest by the Rev NJ Coak, Mr.
FREDERICK MORLEY. Senior Editor OF the Wayne County
Wing 10 ELEANOR daugher 81 tie iaIe WILLIAM MINDS
OF Baltimore.
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JOSIAH RICHES, Aueuoneer.

u Valuable Law Library.-The attention OF
members OF the Bar is respectfully invited the sale OF
Valuable Library of Law Books including of the New
York Reports to be sold this evening, the Rooms OF the
undersigned
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II Godey's Lady's Book and Graham's Magazine, for
February, are received and for sale al this oMee.
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TeENMANS SHIP Davison's celebrated
Instruciinp-ZS Broadway ~ lmis~
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Cur

roga,e OF The County Of New.York, Notice IS hereby
gwen % ali persons haypg claims against Richard Ira late
the city OF NeSYok, Hugh Morrison ale OF The sad
civ Mabias kiker late OF said city, all taverp-Aeepef
Charlie. Rich mariner; Jane Mardoek, a,e of sald
city prs;er dece.s- The sane w!;b The 'euch
ia The civ OF NrwYork on or before 18th day July
pe1t-Dstp,i New.Yark thu 23d day OF January, 1913
ias5 lsgsm E. KETCHUI, Public Administrator.
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TCONOMY IN DRESS.-Extensiye

ECONOMY IN DRESS.--Extepsiye
assortment of Rch fashio labe ard elegant goodsor
winter wear. VIM T. JENNINGS, No. 20 Broadway
American Hotel offers for the Inspection OF the public an
extensive as,o,tm.n, OF seasonabs goods comprising sea
YER and Mlled Cloths, for Surtouts, Sacks Frocss &c
The Sack Overcoat, $50 much in vogue) afforded
dollars, and trimmed in first stys WIZ be isu
worthy he attention of the economist.
Cassimeres in great variety styles for P~n'aloons
Fcom those who have found any difficulty getting suited
ia this article, trial is solicited.
Rich Brocade six and satin Vestings, tenlire new yesj
for halls parties &c Mer;nos Velye,, pan silks sans
and Cassneres all OF which will be made up TO order on'
der the superintendence OF sent cutters as can ~
found in the country prices suit the nes Tor ready
-, d. ST
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MONEY MARKET.
ISLES n, she Stock Exchange, Jan. d.
Commercial and Money Matters.

There raodera business doing Sterling Exchange
ats 81. and Francs at 5 al q 5 IS.
Al auction today The following stocks were sold:
la5 shares New Jersey Railroad per cent
Il shares M,ryiand Mining Company's sock
So shares &. z. Ms Land Co. s251 P.sh n5 pr h
- do DO do 10
80 share: Arbon Csei co-;,5o per share
l50 do Arbon Land Co $50 per share ..........
30 do Commercial b. Natchel $3.50 pr share.
100 DO Commercial Blk. Scioti SO pr share: ii "
At private sale s. COO Arkansas Sizes were sold AZ g
These bonds had due upon three dividends which SO
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riIY HOTEL, NEW Y0RK.--The
I1OK SALE 10 CHOSE a CONCERN.

nor SALE to CLOSE A CONCERN.
Il The Steamboat JOHN MASON, as she lies At the
Dry Dock, East River, will be sold al Public Auction az
The Exchange Tuesday, the 7 day Of February ext
Terms fourth caz At the OF sale, balance In three,
six anc zine Eoatbs interest for satisfactory psper
Also al w iarsbprg, Wednesday the sih o. Feorn-
sry the sie4mpoa, Railways work shop, ship timber To-
geiher with several parts OF the engines al me seans
North America. Terms, all under sOo si9'
al s months, Tor satisfactory paper. ~.
Aiso city Of albany, TreSday the 4tn ae5 %
April gext scows office fGEnrfs ssa seseId pals OF
lee engines OF the steamer North America and az ihe cy
OF Troy on Wednesday Sab April Gsk wood sco~ once
and wharf furniture and d1tnres Terms under So casn,
over slcO a, months, 70, satisfactory paper.
sIso AZ nryure sale Inc office OF The Hudson River
seam5ost Associatou So CcdTlandc lcs second hand
steamboat mattresses, pillows sheea and psi'
As the above pamed property viii be soh IN order To
close concern, The sales viii be positive, and wsoutrc
serve.
NIB. Al persons having claims upou the Hudson River
Steamboat Association. viii please present them for iqnt-
dator before the 5t March next A. p FospA.st
their Office, So Courtlandi-si. jl2 isti
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a alEnICAM MISUNDERSTANDING baild-

"A ing opposite st Faults Church, I. eAKNuM'
Yanaerr-Tpe errifcsy .pendid Con|agr anoa Q. AeS-
COW a. exhibited by the late Nickel Gen Tom rhupb
engaged for a shor. tire longer Magnificent exhol'ion
~ An mated Tabpaux as shcwn ahmrng housaaGs W
Europe under the title Of rhodons Srand ihealre OF a'
H. e. Sherman The Ballad Singer-T. o. Boolb, ihe I'M
ryaIled Comic Sinser-La Petite Celeste, the admired
,ianseuse-Mi,s Hood, tie Vocalist, &c
On "Wednesday and Saturday OF this week Day Fer-
crmance will take place in tie afternoon, commencing ss
II O'clock The Evening Performance at Z clock:
Pc!ce OF Admission, rs crns-Chldrsn uhuer ~ years
Jlo
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MUSEUM AND PICTURE

GALLERY!-The Manager arrnunces The removal
ton and RE OPENING of this estasafunrn and tbe en-
gagement for enc week OF MADAME ADOLPH, from
France. Sac does not claim 10 hea
FORTUNE TELLER,
but processes 10 Instruct oers o gooa Intellect pfacucp
nobinp bur what is recouciiruhle 10 Pho sophy.
PAST TIMES, THE PRESENT AND yilE Fui IKE,
She will inform them If they unrried or not and wen
ana whar husband they will get; furthermore she viii de-
scribe their dispositions notions and ch'racier as sue hGe~
them from birth Tickets 10 the Nussun 25 cents; chill
consul, Madam Aaolpb. jZ3
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FOR particulars, see advertisement under auction head
BANGS, RICHARDS 4 PLATT, 100 Broadway.
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N Slee- as Broadyrcy.
Liberal easa advances nsdc en- eerEnreEz tes as;oa
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"A Principle made prac,icabe Principle made useful
NTEW-YORK CASH TAILORING

nj EW-YORk Cash IAlLOhils1
u ESTABLISHMENT, I42 FultoRg, Ns~-ssfk'
The uaaersgned in announcing 70 hrlr patrons Ihend
termination adhere strictly 10 The pscpie Of ca'n aea
ing in their business would take occasion 70 say thai uey
have become well satisfied OF prac,icabi,y and nsein
ness of such plan by the uniform success WHICH mas 't
Tended s operation their house from the commencement
The advantages derived by the customer from Inc aoop
ion OF this Systematically realizing gain Of " pes cTh'
upon credit prcesihey conceive perfectly ob'ion ana
therefore need 10 continent or the merits OF sn hohs"
and facilities with which they invested Of furnishing
cheap asd rich garment they will not silale-iaJy 40
sured they this simple fact TOO 7sl krowh
ther celebrity veil esabIished 10 require iuflaer rs
mark. Ard in calling the attention OF the gentlemen OF The
United States and NewYork particular TO the!r sssor.
cn of choice goods they will merely observe that unde
WAITING punctuaily and dspachin answering the commands
Of their friends m1ch part Of their system as casa
payments. n30 isd }. g. B opis z %.
NiTY HOTEL, NEW YORK.--The
subscriber has again taken The above house, which
has been retted and furnished 10 superior STYLE and "
b. opened On the FiasT o. FLsgUARY Next The whole
exterior and interior have been painted throughout nc
the stairs and passages, Inserting closets, having the seB
warmed by furnaces aud Toe assembly room sertsd nto
S.yera sule Tor families and spacious Ladies
dining room. he public diplGg ruon Is greatly improved
other beneficial alterations Many OF The walls and ceilings
have beea and the Cfoon water Is introduced
every Goos OF the establishment Tho house wi be amply
provided with every ieqpse tie business will be conduct
ed in tie liberal nanner, and the subscriber and Dr.
WILLARD who will be associated gth him. respectfully
solicit The patronage OF their old friends aud The public.
CHESTER jennings.
Ssw-York, January, 1885, jlo lwIss
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n New.York Lyceum Eectures.-Lecture
This Wednesday, venng, the tabernacle half past
O'Clock, by Rev. George W. Bethune D. D. OF Phla.
delpha
Sueject-" Holland"
Tickets % cents, 10 be had at the door.
IL L. G. FORWARD, Rec. Sec.
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7TOOTHACHh! TOOTHACHE =

remedy. The Frencs Specific has yet failed I'D
sired it wi be applied at the Office. and perfect cure
guaranteed il FIVE minutes without particle OF pain or
trouble For sale, Wholesale and retail. at DR.. GRO"
ELLIS Drug and Chemical Store, No 2ss Bswery, cOrnsr
Of HousenstreeI Prce 80 &c ns per b9ttle q 2Mi,.
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IL Clinton Hail-LECTURE ON TIE PEN
Mr.. o. g. GOLDSMITH the Instance eli aarce number OF
his friends and pupils will repeat his lecture The PEN with
additions, embracing the history Of the OF writing from
earliest ages and lis influence the social moral and
political condition of mankind on Thursday 26th instant
Tickets % cens-lo be bad Mr.. Gs writing rooms 254
Broadway, and The door the evening Lecture will
commence al Il O'Clock. (2) ia 3t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

FAMILIES wishing to obtain pure old
4 fashioned BROWN OR PALE lELLO. SOAP can
do by applying the subscribers "ho manuac ure !,
from the best materials and warrant free from FISH oor
other Injurious substances so rnrch used in makog Soap
by shich rendered oil nAive, and frequently has
a sticky qualify by which il may be detected.
Al,o, Patent Mould and Margarine Casdes White md
varsgated scented Soap in bar cahes by
IFS ST. w. HULL N SON, les ChT.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

Board of Directors
4 y Of the GREENWICH INSURANCE COMPANY
have declared setsnDusl dividend OF Five per
The Capital Sock payable and after the hrstdsy oil
February next, al the office No Sg8 Hudson street
The Transfer Books will be closed from this date I'LL
February first. JOSEPH TORREY, Secretary.
January 2sIb. l3L3 il3 Zy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

M ANTED.-By respectable young
Wv Woman. situation as chambcrmad aud laundress,
and waiter Call 10 Roosevelt stbest city reference car
be given. i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

j. Free Eectures.-OT. Kelley viii lecture on his
New Theory and Practice in regard 10 Health and Dis
ease Pros rect Hail. tue Upiversasts Church in
Eizabeh.srr.t. near Walker, Thursday and Friday
evenings The Goth and 9th inst, commencing al O'clock
| Admission free i25Slr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Distressing Tho Great Western brings out news
of an awful falling off in the crops in Ireland.