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"a To LET-Possesssion Immediately -Ihe
:, story Dwelling House Nc ss Sallv4n 70
in good order and repete with APPLY u
THOMAS EDMONDs, 81 Sullivan l;,s stree. NIL,
Who has for sale very superior Spring Seat 2os @
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VIII! vot De maze NJ @ u. so 's .s,on a
Far an ac ~ continue in force An Act incorporate the An
Bon Benefit Society City o, ss% Soaend norS ssh
bnnded and sycn and amended March twemtyecond III he
wear one thousand eight hundred and twenty-five
December 18th, l943. ,,s ,.,.s,,
Iry- State Paper please copy. no laMoo
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Slngle admission Fifty Gents.
Tickets aud Syllabus the Lectures may be obtained from
Professor PArrIsoN 7i5 Broadway; from Mr. JOHN DoDD
Apothecary, 6a3 aud I'll Broadway Mr.. I. J. GROWER
Bookseller, 6a3 Broadway, Messrs. WILEY * PUTNAM
lS Broadway dli 3~ThF&S
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate,
of the County Of SGtse y j. 3SI SSsr . sS q,
the City of Clerk to present the same
with the vouchers thereof 20 the e his
No Dominick street in the City of New York on oleoIe
the eighteenth day of June nexDaed New Y2Tk ne i'ts
3,s ,,wsm. Administrator.
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MARINE JOURNAL
Cleared,

PORT OF NEw-YoRK, DECEMBER ls, lals.
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B Geo. Henry, only son of Mr.. Dan'l Bin.
drn Of Herkimer drowned the 9th BY the breaking
of The ice in the canal, or which he was skating.
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n , The InVtStbIe Wig 50 cIUsely reseIlUIes tIe
real head of hair that scepcs and connolsseurs have Pro
nonnced the most perfect aud extraordinary invention OF the
av The great advantage Of this novel and unique g is us
being made without sewing weaving which causes s a
parnce so closely resemble the natural ha both In gh
ness and natural appearance TO defy detection texture
being so beautiful porous and SO free that IN all cases OF
other Wigs entirely avoided The scepc and connoiseu
alike inspect this novel and beautiful Wls ana e
C. Barry 46 Broadway, OF Liberty street. up stars
d.
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% To the Ladies.-The subscribers inform their
friends and customers general that they have thls day
made large reductions in their prices and would respectfully
solicit PARTICULAR attention from these whowh to procure
rich and fashionable goods large portion OF their rTessn,
with much care for this market Their is one Of
The best ever offered in style and quantity and being aesi
has induced them regulate the prices accordng and at
such worthy the attention OF merchants OF corr
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Ship Arson. Buckman Charleston, 6 Sutton, Bark Z
pomus Mansfield Rio de Janeiro +. Corning Son Sc
Thaddeus, Walpole, Richmond, a Cooley X Co.
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. Italian Chemical Soap-For curil
RPuSSETS CARPETING.
ENGLISH DRUGGETS

~ A small invoice of superior quelity' aeN p1
terms and bright e00is-tof " sSie sMIfR COMPANY
ds ay;, Isl Broadway, (opposite Clt!shaiLl
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a,aS7. EMAIL LINE FOR ALBANY-or
fhsIEdLs-1 as far the Ice will pern-The steambeat
.aEE5asEE1sR L. STEVENS, Capt r. L. Mabey, viii
leave foot of Libertystre This Afternoon az
For passage freight. apply board CTooke
* Co corner West and Lberty-sts. u.
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n 1s43.-Second Advent Meetinss.-At
Franklin Hall. No rs Chatham square Lectures on the
Second Coming Of Christ every sabbath at apss ssto 10
The public generally respectfully invited to attend The
Midnight Cry published every Thursday by j. V Hines
No =, Snrrce IT.
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III.
SEARS,S RIBLE, BIOGRA PHI i.

From he Nelu- York. POughkeeJSle 7elegTaPh
Among multitude of Books, various IN their chlrac
ter As in he external appearance, which constantly issue
from the press pleasant to OF real rate and
unexceronabe in letter and spirit but sautary in is
now direct the attention of our readers aud especially Christ
ian parents and guardians who socous for the moral
wears Of their children and wards This work contains
mentioned in ths Scriptures from Adam john the Baptist
with sketch of the human life of thu Red emer and ilsse
taous on the fulfilled prophecies, and other matters highly
interesting to the Chstian the whole illustrated By about
five hundred engrayings Of them beautifully executed
price Of 50 So
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PLEASE READ this!
SEARS POPULAR PICTORIAL WORKS.
SEARS NEW AND COMPLETE HIS
TORY OF THE HOLY BIBLE.

From the Southern Quarterly I!erier Jfor October
We HIATT the appearance Of this Work as an suspicious
IN the history OF Biblical Literature. IL Is an ekcsIieh'
work Excellent style rich IN material eiesan. IN sh
.rior and not orlv correct but exceedingly fascinating IN
M contents We have read l-amos every one must redI
-with deep and kipdng interest eQua! to that INSPIRED
by high-wrought works of fiction Is not 1tenue, soeiy
nr srho srs selec, for whole masses IL addresses
l 20 the great heart of humanity; and us touching records
of past eyentseyens OF the deepest import tnce-fn9
Thrilling response the breasts of al classes OF in- hls
and low ch aud poor learned and liteLae young ad o
We ,nno praise il as do works which admire SIMPLY
for their proouu nd learning, and high literary excellence vi
these claims enduring popularity, IT Is not however
destitute The iastidious taste OF the most cplI1i"
critic ca fad nothing It's pages al "ich 10 cd'il VI
have been surprised find, voluinnous work sach
uniform purity beauty, simplicity. and almost PERFECTION OF
running ghout the whole and parting grace dha
attraction every narrative. The highest recommendation
this noble work however remains 70 De neniloeu,
moral attr .ctons- power the affections OF the
heart which made cling 70 the BOOK as 10 dear ltelu
The feelings with which take 1t ny, are mixture OH o'
and reverence If msn made pous ty reading "oIk
of such and elevated tende cy they are at e't
resIect Religion and Virtue i'll sfated In the lives OF the
Paarcs the Prophets the Apostles and the DIVINE ounIer
Of The Christian Faith They may see ana te TN ih'ardo
and sanitary sequences which flow from OBEDIENCE 10 the
Divine Laws exempled Ia the history o! au
Nations through the lapse Of centuries We are sans
fled that the perusa and study oil this ana
work will do more confirm the doubtful and wavarinS In
th- truth of Divine Revelation than all the learned deencS
snce the introduction Of Christianity Its pictorial Illus
tratons throw additional light upon the scripture HISTORIES
impart the work III many respects anu
are neat and beautiful specimens o the OF American
craving The cheapness of the work. III being furnished at
the low price connected with It's intrisc
mepds 10 persons moderate circumstances anu the
dor aud its embel lShmentS render
suitable ornament for the centTeaOe OF Inc "eaithy. Is
whole Libraries and beautiful and exceedingly interesting
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: The Invisible wig S,

T5~ The Invisible wig SO closely resembles the
real head of hair that sceptcs and connosseus have PRO
uouncsd II the perfect and extraordinary OF the
dsy The great advantage this novel and unique Wig It's
being made without sewing weaving which canses us ar
closely resemble the natural HAIR oo III sh-
being 50 beautiful so porous and free, that In all cases OF
perspation evaporation unmprded and the great evils OF
other Wigs entirely avoided The scepic and connoseu
alike invited 10 inspect this novel and beautiful Wig and the
ocular method fitting the hea! the manufacturers,
ny lnS
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THE JUNIUS TRACTS.

THE JUNIUS TRACTS.
No. l. The TEST; or Parties Tried by their Acts
No. H. THE CURRENCY.
No. Ill. TIE TARIFF.
No " LIFE Henry CLAY.
No. V. POLITICAL ABOLITION.
These little pamphlets working Infinite good TO the
Whg cause and observe with pleasure that they are De
coming the standard publications among our party
New Orleans Bee.
% This Series of Political Tracts from the we'll known
author of The CRISIS Of the Country IN $780, UNIFORM IN
size and price published and Tor sale at the Tribune Once
New-York al So 50 hundred copies or $50 'hou
sand Orders from any part of the Union supplied with des
patch Remittances by mail post paid cree at the rlsk OF
the proprietor and publishers None sent out out on comns
sion.
GREELEY & McEL
NIL Publishers FOR the Author.
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RICH. AMUSING AND lNSTRUCTIVEB BOOK.

RICH AMUsINGAND iNsTRUCTIvEB BOOK
" He who blends instruction with delight, ,
Profit with pleasure, carries all the votes"
Just Published, Nth q highly finished Portrait
Gifts distinguished Editor. Engraved on Stesl by DICK
SEARS GUIDE TO KNOWLEDGE.
splendidly illustrated work, comprising the finest series OF
presented the American public IN one
handsome large octave of 500 pages elegantly bound iIee
only 81 So This splendid volume comprises withia Itself
COMPLETE LIBRARY OF
Useful and Entertaining knowledge,
Condensed in FORM familiar in STYLE and corous ~ niorTna'
ton embracing extensive Of subjects IN Literature
Science and Art.
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FLOOR OU-CLOTHS.

~ just received, several new patterns OF English
Floor OIL-CLOTHS, which, together with our iofner
of English and American on rs
for sale in this country by any DeaerFor cheap BY,
'0' SN' - {. w. SMITH COMPANY,
d2i Owls 25l Broadway Opposite CITY Hail)
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~ Muffs, Muffs, Mufs-Ofve-y superior quality,
amcns which are some Of the finest Natural and Black Lynx
TO BE- found in the city-for sale al WAISON'S,
Hat and Fur Store, 81 Chatham L
n g. Ladies would do we'll call and examine 10
purchasing elsewhere. Tapped Muts s description
p3 istf
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GENUINE TEAS!

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY
Principal Store III Chdtham.Street, Nee. York.
Branch Store. 3lS Bieecker.s.rse ~ Y.
Agency al liz F,ItoR-sreet, Brooklyn.
.iisc corner Of Main and Far HoAol.s, Paterson M
INVITE THE. ATTENTION OF CITY AND
country families and purchasers the approach h
days seuer their veal establishment where tI
think will be found by FAR the best selection of rure and urf
dulteraed Teas in ii. United States. The universal pl
ary Of their House. with eence TO high quail
ties low ices and upright dea &, too we'll understood
TO render fun tler comment Necessary. $50,
Original and only warehouse for The sale Of Black
Tea Observe hStnnges will b. particular 10 FeGem'
Der the uuuber of the principal store IN W.
1911 BE- ween Pearl and Roseyeltst in seeking Tor hey
liable b. led astay b. little just started Al w
Chatham.street inert door TO Lurlds Snuff and Tobacco
Stored under the of Canton Tea Store The public
viii also be pleased take notice that the Canton Ten Cow
except those described the top of this advertisement t'n
DEFINED SUGARS-R. l.. u A. STUART
IL offer for sale the various quail of their refined Sugar
in quantities Of five packages and upwards at the following
Standard Double Loaf susv II, cents per pound
Crushed. e liz
Ground Sugar, I'd quality, III
The above are packed follows without charge for pack
age:
Loaves in boxes of 500.
Crushed in barrels OF 200
Ground III barrels of $50. ,,
Apply at the Refinery, No. 2S Greenwich, come: o. Chan
bers Orders Of the city must be accompanied oY
remittance. 1l3 IN
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KoHL's TRAVELS IN IRELAND.The Dogs and
fairies of Ireland, the banks Of Killarney" the
"sweet vale of Ayoca," the opposite of Temper
ancc" the Agitator'-thcsc, and almost every
thing else in Ireland worth seeing and thinking about,
are described very pleasantly in a new work oil
travels in Ireland, just published by the harpers.-
Its from the pen ofJ. G. Kohl, German tourist !;
and as the price is but one shilling 1t will undoubt-
edly commend itself universally to the seekers after
information or amusement.
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HOLIDAY Advertise NENTS.

OYsrrRs-PCKLEp OYSTERS of the bes; quality can be
had n DEChERS. No. AHa-stlee Friends and acqaain
taHcss ar requested send their orders GOD ioi
tn Holidays. d2l
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RRuSSELS CARPETING

&c just received, an invoice oil BRUSSELS
CARPETINGs which with our stock on hand comprise pr
G.. w. SMITH & COMPANY.
dol Owls PSI Broadway, Composite City HAD
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chance fora printer!-The ,nte

n Rare Chance for II Printer!-The nteres;
in profitable Daily and Weekly Newspaper establishment IN
Western city, offered for sale The clrcula2n terms
Sc may be ascertained OF the Editor of The Tribune
Materials ne,c practical printer editor Of cash pa
per- " ould lind the.r interest 10 10 this d2l I'm
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~ DR.. Felix Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle
win completely and permanently eradicate sup-ruous human
from females upper Is, the hair conceang broad and
forehead the stubborn beard any kind OF
superfuous hair Be the gsnuine III, original
ofhce 81 Walksr-s,reet one door from Broadway.
81 fsr bottle; directions French and English.
Asen,s-Guthrie Maiden lane, Albany Myers, New.
Haven; Brown, IS Chesnuseei, Phliadelphia Jordan
Carleton Lowe {. Dyer, j., o,dsrse; Mathews Nor
wich; Tonsey Rochester, n y; Guild. Bangor: White
Calais c. Heimsteet, Troy; Carsws, LOckport {. C.
Can be seen tested before buying Proof positive hs and
no mistake IS lsln<
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EoR SALE-The very valuable property on
Broadway South OF Pine-strse Fog particulars
Apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECkER * co
DIS No. Broad.street-
'FNHE undersigned, CIVIL ENGlNEEhS, will
make Surveys, Estimates OF COST and reports ol Rail
Ways CANALS, Roads, Docks Wharvss Sustaining walls
Bridges every description, with plans and specifications,
aud when required, will uperinend their execution.
They will and compute cubca quantities OF earth
rock estimats the cost OF removing the they Will
land and the bcs, mode rendering
power available and OF opening and quaries They
will make drawings and specifications OF improvements
machines and aid inventors procuring letters patent, the
services Of Dr. Thomas Jones have been secured
business personal attendance Washington They
will act as agents the sale OF Letters Patent Also of Mills
Mines Quayriss, Mschinery &C.
change New York EDWIN JOHNSON,
nioSm. WILLIAM r. CASEY.
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del Owls
ENGLISH DRUGGETS.

~ small invoice OF superior quality new pat
terms anu bright colors-ior sale cheap by $1,000,
G.. w. SMITH * COMPANY,
del Owls 254 Broadway Composite City Hall.)
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CHRISTMAS
AND NEW-YE AR.

COUTHOUY & MEYERS, 34l Broadway, are
- just opening of the riches, stock of Goods suitable
for the season 10 found In the City, and respectfully invIt'
Their fnends and the public call and examine. Among
chr ItSs vi" Be 9and "a nv and Id iqi5 Ys &
SHADES for l.lrps 10 be cun wters else in Newfork
with great variety OF Papisr Mache Goods, and articles Tor
Thcy nave also on hand the most varied stock the United
States # Brouzd aod O[:Holu Chaq5rsIs esn'Ts MN
ams: Candel.bra traudo->, Bracket BRANCHES and n,
d!neks every VARIETY OF pattern AblN s9LNt,
Packets and SHIPS all OF their manu- aciufe ana
for which they awarded the GOLD MEDALdt the
la,e Far of the American institute. 90 san
NEW YEAR CAKES. New Year Cakes! New
~ Yea7 Cakssm!-JONAJ HUBERT be;s leave 20 M
form his friends and tho people OF this cy and VICINITY that
he vii! keep on hand dur,qs tn Hodays an excellent asGI
unequa quality by the city at Is. per pouud
c23 tjal. JONAS HUMBERT. Baker. % tmeS st
TIFFANY, YOUNG & ELLIS,
$50 and $50 Broadway, corner Waren-st.
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APPL ETON & Co 200 Broadway respe ctfuy urite the
attention Of their and the public generally to their
extensive stock OF valuable Works departments
Of Literature suitable for approaching Holidays, comprs-
Ing all the -,-,-,c ron ,,..
Also choice assortment Of Standard aud illustrated
Works Oxford Editions of the Bible, in morocco extra and
velvet bindings, SC. SC.
Also, Juvenile Works in every variety.
y. B. A complete list may be had on application gratis.
Owls
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FINE OLD WINES, FRESH FRUITS, SC.

FINE OLD WINES, FRESH FRUITS, &c.
HASSNER Il YOUNG, No. 1872 Chatham ST,
" have on hand and for the follow ing extensive assoIt'
ment selected Groceries, &c. wholesale and retail al le
lowest prices:
SUGARS-Loaf, crushed powdered and brown Sugars
COrFEE-Java. Manila, Suma,ra sc.
NEW TEAS. OF all grades and Kinds
CANDLES-Sp-rm, patent and mon ds OF al sizes
OlL-Sperm winter and fall strained Oil
SflCtS-Pure, ground and whole
SOAP-Casule, yellow brown md fancy
CHOCOLATE. Cocoa and Cocoa Shells
LONDON SAUCES aud PICKLES, general ASSORTMENT
PURE OLD WiSES-Nladeira, pale and brown Sherry,
Port, ,Chapasn, Sc. Old Brndirs Gu, Rum, lt'sh and
Scotch WhisSey; Ct-r and Peach Brandy; Methes I'm.
bottles; London and American Porter, Scotch Ale
Fresh PruneS Figs Rasus, CitTon urrants. GIaies Lee
mons, Oranges Almonds FilbeIts, Peanuts, &c SC.
New Dutch Herriags, Sardines aud Auchovies
Bud Seed. canary Hemp, Rape Millet aud Yellow
White Comb Honey, small boxes general assortment OF
foreign and domestic Preserves aud jellies
La Norma Novlacas, CorrssaS and Principe Sugars.
Split Peas Tapioca, Sage, Argow.oot. Starch Rice Flour
SC. sc.
6 Y the Agents for the celebrated Saratoga Pa
Goods SHIPPED or delivered to OF the c fFss OF
s1Iense u9 lawSiJ3
LXTRA FAMILY FLuUK-l5OO bbls :. tail
u road Venice, y" Castaa, n" Akron" Smith, and
other fancy brands
1900 bbls tayore brands Gsnssee, Ohio and Michigan
$50 half bbls Globe Mills Gen see
Bbls and half bbs Bucknheat. Lpwood Mills and other
brands.
l. store and for sale by CLARK COLEMAN,
d.l 3tisSlawsw' Us Broad street.
c6 0u0-s4,ooo, $4,000, and 5000 te loan
aSa ''. A Fly kj c. SRI ssGiTa, Libery,s
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THE TRIBUN NE.
1iterarp Notices.

AtttSoeO
SlMcoEs MILITARY JousSAL.A History Of Of the opes-
a,ons OF Partisan Corps, called the Queen; Hangers
commanded bv Lieut.. Col. j. 6. Smcoe, DUNG me
War of the American Revolution illustrated by l en
engraved Plans OF Actions, &c Now nFs' Pupi,snsu
With Memoir of the Author, and o'hs' {Aoa'''o"s
NewYofk, Bartlett X Wexford
To the readers who explore with interest," liie
particular history of our Revolutionary War; TINS
publication will prove most acceptable. SIM
GOES Journal is entirely new thing, the au-
thor having privately printed 1t IN 1851, and zeal
orslv confined it's circulation among few OF ms
personal friends in England. The book possesses
decided interest, as opening new VEN III 'io
mine Of American history. The soldler-autlioF
Inherited II seems. his military genus his gen
e,ous Qualities of heart, and handsome worldly
o...t. from an excellent father, who served and
d;ed ,,non the great expedition against Quebec,
under Wolfe.
In 1881 the Queens Rangers under slmcoe,
along with Col. Dundas and his regiment were
ordered, as part Of the command Of Arnold, (then
become a British Brigadier) to sail for Virginia
Through much action upon the rivers ana roads'
in combats to the right and left with the militia
and the regulars, and onward to- the junction win
the army of CORVALLIS from Carolina, we are
carried I'D to the siege and surrcndera Yorktown,
where the rangers fell with the British garrison
before the French and American allies Inc
corns also saw some service IN South Carolina, Of
which the Commander gives the history The
Colonel was no admircr of the rebels, yet his
Journal is written in clear, straightforward
manner, stating facts with great apparent SIN
cerity and correctness. The bitterness OF ieeiihg
he now and then exhibits belong to the times
and 10 TO be expected This is ofno consequence
and VIC welcome this work as throwing additional
light upon the most interesting portion OF our
national history.
He procured an Ensgns commission at the
are of nineteen, and landed at Boston, on the
way to Join his Regiment, on the day of the Bat
tie OF Bunker Hill. Subsequently ne was wounded
at Brandywine, being then Captain OF Grena-
ders and shortly afterward was appointed Com
mander Of the Queens Rangers, and made FRO
vincal Lieutenant Colonel. The Journal COM
mences at the close of the year lit, IN the
neighborhood of Philadelphia. The envlrons of
the CITY were patrolled and guarded by the Corps,
and many stirring incidents occurred IN the course
of its duties which are well told in the book. The
RANGERS were active in the retreat OF the British
Army from Philadelphia to New York, and per-
formed an important part in thanking, covering
foraging, Sc, during the march. The subse
quent fields of Simcoe's movements were-Ali
Westchester County above New-York Long
Island, in various parts; Staten Island; and
at different times. In all these
quarters rencontres happened and exploits were
executed which are well told and of exciting
interest, especially to those who know well the
localities.
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