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me- Teachers and Parents.

:, rMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
bl .nbracing the general principles of Mechanics,
eTIn,Jrostatics, Hydraulics, Pneumatlcs, Acous-
. nsa Optics, Electricity, Galvanlsn, Magnetism,
un5 Astronomy. Illustrated by several hundred
a@ Gu BY LEONARD d. GALE, NJ. D., Pro-
f hns Of Geology and Mineralosy III the Uni
vsrsty of the City Of New 9oTa and LECTURER
OH on hound, 50 cents 81 5oa dozent Teachers.
lh york is extensively oduced in the best schools
the Throughout, different parts the United States
and the best book FOR private Dr.
Gal. f Lecturer requiring him make and reea,-
dailes msnts in all branches Of Natural Philosophy,
ed for the task Of editing such work Most
eae53s f publications on the popular branches OF Phoso
Of the y chemistry mere compilations made by book
ply anu hnc the frequent failures OF students their at
neTnents while following the directions contained
No such difficulty Will the OF
mus, be accompanied BY the CASH and addressed
o" - GREELEY x MCELRATH, New York
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.DISAS TERE.

letter from ST Thomas, dated Jan T. ;tss that the bIlG
into port distress had thrown overheard 500 kegs lard
The schr Le9ndas; Of Boston, from ST Thomas was lost
Captain, crew aud materials saved; vessel lost
The ship Wales, from Man!a for New-YoI was lost Au
gust off West Basia. China Sea; saved.
The James Caske for Virginia, put back to Liverpool on
thu 7th, being crank.
NASSAU, y p Jan 6-The brig Eliza, Rankin. Of Glas-
cow wrecked Haneagua the OF the 26th
nit on her voyage from Aux Cages 81 Domingo, TO Cor X
Jan 13-The British brig Hebe Douglas, of London from
Hayti, totally lost Fish Keys the Sd INST ne
mate second and ohe died previous 10 her
being lost The and of the arrived here this
morning with the materials and part Of the cargo.
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DEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
II FROCKS CLOAKS, ac.-Extra Beaver and Pilot
Cloth over Coats Winter frocks, Sacks, Also extra
and medium quality Cosh Ccs. for sale al 81 Broadway
American Hotel, opposite the Fountain:
o3 lsn WN. 7. JENNINGS SEQ.
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totai 50 ,(68,073 So

y The sum of S3003,717 in specie was received IN
NewOreans Of September last up to The SUN W
-. Committee appointed by the stockholders OF the
Saon Bank OF NewOrlesns 70 examine w affairs una
lmo9sly reported In favor of Continuing the Bank After IN
,gation they al conclusion that II soue con
aeSanage itself aud without prejudice TIE community
The British fuuds continue 10 advance. The Lon
NH spectator Of the 6h ut quotes discount upon nIs ae
q IL TO per cent. and dividends 10 large an"
loa o. PAID the following week thought "oaiu Ne
I The great abundance of money renders certain 9aaS
Spectator that the 81 per stocks would De- pad on
SaIins too high interest Consols quoted at 81 ga
AeequeI balls 81 TO 69s premium3i per cent l02. 1927
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ARRiV I'D.

from Mobile 1918 bales cotton TO order Jan a. lat &c 2s
long s39 spoke bark Swan Blanchard Of and 70. Boston,
me date, exchanged signals with ship Louisa from Mo-
bile Cor boston days ont 2sh lat IS go long 49, spoke ship
Trpo from New OIleans for New York; sane date bark
Schr Alfred Thorn Sanford days from llmlngton,
y c. naval sto-es + Powell. Sailed III company with
sChr Ann, Smith for Newly York.
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Observation-Disclosures.

~ The members of Professor CioURAUps classes
respectfully informed that the Mercantile Library Room ioi
d0c class and the Sluyvean Institute for the up
torn class are the selected for the cont
nuaton Of the
NB-The members of either class particularly re-
quested discuss door, measure that may occa-
sonaly b taken will always be for the best interest OF
the members.
In answer the wiShe, of several persons who have
applied to Professor G. by letter he that few
admission tickets be had 659 Broadway door TO
the Stuyvesant Institute but they will be delivered ercl
sirel1 for the upto,rn class IS It
o Mr. w IN. b. Bradbury's Singing Clns-
SeS.-Lades and Gentlemen DESTROYS OF receiving nstruc-
ton c Mr. BRADBURY. respectfully informed that the
Second Term of his Class in the Lecture Room of 81.
Georges Church. of Bseknan and ClIisteets Will
commence on Tuesday Evening Feb. 9th I'll o'clock
Also the Second Term CT Class Thursday Evening,
at his residence M2 EdrdGe, will commence next Thursday
Evening, 9Th inst, at I. O'Clock.
Ladies and Gentlemen desirou. of joining either of the
above Glasses will please apply the and places
fed above. rs 3s. WM. B. BRADBURY.
~ Meetings this Week at the American
Club free TO friends Of sgdc"Hrs met on Ine ay.
tirely will be communicated.
"Wednesday evening o'clock the Conversation meeting
will be held; Members may Invite th~lI fu nds
l,y evening al !: o'clock f2
Tra Vii g. + rss End nSs
w WM. u. CHASSIN0 CONNIE. 1T Il O'Clock
Subject h pelara'l OF tle Age Tor Social Reform.
spiritual Basis OF AsSoc aud bTet view OF the
Discoveries Of CHARLES FOURIER c;,..,.
To drtray expenses. charge OF SIX cents Will ae made
at the door. -
~ Mercantile Library AssOciatiOn.-E!ev-
Lecture Of t VIII b delivered IN linton Hall
TUESDAY 6th inst, t7 o'clock by Rev henry
Giles Subje - taft, Diicourse upon the Epcurean
aspect Of Huna Life -
Tickets 25 cents, 10 be had al the door. By oder.
fe5 81 &. WHEAILEf Rec Sec.
e New York L !. cei,m.-Hon. JOHN WHIPPLE,
oc Rhode Island announced Tor w edn scty last,
bnt t lined on ccount N. ce) Will lecture Tuesday
n,cl. SUBJECT The obligations OF American Literature to
Anne rc "a institutions. ,:,,
deliver third L.Cue the Tabernacle reply To bishoP
Hughes on Tn, of Civ aud Ecclesiastical Power
IN the Middle Ages
of Sauou * Miles 2O5 Broadway ,o,-,.,.
f. 2us sNtLoN hA9b4>OCCN' wi 'e''
- Mechanics Institute.-rhe regular monthly
meeting of the Mechanics Institute viii b. held the nSt-
,ts Rooms City Hall. Tuesday evening, 9th INST, al 4:
o'clock Members Of the Institute requested 20 be unc
nal in their attendance. CHARLES l.. BARk II
e. ., ACtuaIy.
~ Church and bishop HI GaES
Rs'VIF WFD-NEw-YOF LYCECM-Io-mouow w 90
nesist5 Evening Frb. !, Rev. GEO. q. CHEENER will
lsrru al the Tabernacle The mixture OF CIVIL aud &C.
csisstcal Power the Middle Ages; influence on Lite
Education and Freedom and the OF th1 Jealousy
| of The Bible By the RomSh llrrachy
Nils 205 Broadway FENELON HASBROUCk
otix2 Chairman Lecture Committee
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THE CULTIVATOR
F Q Il FE BR . 4 L I

~ ~ ( L ID II y - II L
q The reputation OF this pubsa;ioufor ltriaste teo u
unIlraied and The beneficial influence which has les
e1etted is becoming every day widely M sni ac>n,
lodged From correspondence which embraces every si3s
In the Union together with several able contributors
Europe the conductors enabled make Cu,vato @
best medium in the Tor disseminating
the subjects OF Agriculture aud Horticul,urs and the
tour we'll practical farmer aud ,aydsaer vail ind
lis columns much thai mas be perused with interest aud pr H.
The present Volume OF which this ,hs second nunb
greatly improved: the form beng changed quart.
handsome octave OF hiry-two pages, well filled VITA
original articles Of the highest interest and importance.
number cogtains Illustrations OF The r.NCii.I
DRAFT HORSE CRESTED FOWLS. SFEPBESN'>
BOG Sc eod articles on Farmns IN ta- West Effects Of
Bulls Demand for l.ouc Wool Doings OF the Nsw-Y
safe Agricultural SocJsy A. The last Annual N!iqe Proas
OF Poultry. Saline Nauu5ss, Philosophy u Wool mpr,
eaular Merino Sheer Lsblc's Familiar Letters Chez
~ s!moat STUMP Machine, Calture OF Fruits. Hot Sod
Peach Trees. besides sverai Others,
TF.RMS-ONLY ONE DOLLAR
Subscriptions received By ". H. NEWMAN Bookseller
1919 Broadway, NewYork: of whom the entire OF e
work may b. hat Single copies 10 cents.
Also Tor sale above all tie cheap Literature OF the day
Of SITS
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DI ED
Eehruarr Ne Sr..rcaa..,


EeoTuaTy aIs SUSAN CROSS the 18th year of her age
Mark Place. 80 " " -
FEBRUARY after long and painful illness, MARGARET
Her felsyss and friends respectfully invited 20 attend
without further invitation.
Fs6Iq4r si ss, short and severe illness EcHARD Mn
TO attend ms funeral from Ne Jacob-se-t This After
non. 70 nus, az oc'"ck, wnout further viration
froTutry aitsr2 lo.S and sever n.s JOHN G. DAvES
PORT iate rng nser OF the steamboat Samson
ne isn0s aud ree'Inns also the Rookiyp Lodge Of Odd
sii-*s No 20, are requested attend the funeral 3
O'clock his sTno0n, from his late residence corner
Quest-d TO attend.
On Fliday oEains, February g. Mrs Ann Juse, aged 70
years.
AT Woodstock, VT January 49, Mrs CLAR,ssA S. wife Of
Hon Titus Hutchinson. aged IS Years.
-
Passengers Arrived
Ia the packet shfp Non'e-Uma from Ltrerpoo-J Z Bax
ton OF New ork; I Adams 10; X L ,ddard do II =
1ilil IAN. Beast: Jarey ot Quebec I Kennedy, Of
Pittsburgh; aud Sc IL The sterrlge
ne pdchet SHIP ptrgino' from Observation-Disclosures
H,f Ms Hart aud children, and 10 IN the St-ersge
II. In The ship Cdr5s9rei Colon, from Harana-Nr 6
In The bark Tsridor, Jrsm Netc- OrlsansSamue Harri
sSn, + Moore, Of New York; Miss a w Sawyer, 6 W
BoIl-s
IN the schr Euarkes, from Nec-I5erta Lair George
w WyIia.
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MARRIED

At Ostsrsilie, Mass January o. Capt TIMOTHY BAKER
Esq Of Oi,erve. ~ ''
Al ! abott"n' Ca January Is, AMOS c. vAs Fps, Esq,
OF Eueud a, formerly of this city TO Miss CARaLrSE
LoUIsA daughter of Gen. a. n. Howard OF the iormer
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MERCANTILE LIBRAR 4,



20 British and Anne erica II Periodicals.
Persons engaged msgsGntie pursuits may become
snnscoTs on H,eba 1 are Omitted By order
terms "" e %hisa s ii WHEATLEY Rec Sec
r-I.O.ofO. F.-The members of Mercantile Lodge
No g. l. O. Of o. are requested to be punctutl III ns
brotbe- Charles a Davis Of Empire Lodge Will de-
liver Lecture. Subject-The Right 81 instruction. n
o 5 IN general az 41i2 = nLHF LnlBS1kTz y
~ chronological Lectures.-Four Courses ses, are
now "! bsins delivered 81 l. y FOWL and w R. SRA
CHAN every Monday evening" corner OF hudson ana
81 rb pncb Rformsd Church Fourth ST. WilIiamsbugh,
eye THURSDAY evening al ITALIAN Hall 400 GIand every
nda T oock and Close with public
arons. Admttancs 2t cents or ten tlckss io Gos
tn of o. Fowler from the East which Is gfse'f IN
daily Course OF Lectures may expected IN BROOKLYN N
Clinton Hall for the punose OF giving pfacaca asSl @ ~
illustrated b. the cabinet, designed mostly iof ne
ase thorough chronological revival may DE- expected du
Ing the winter aud spring Physiological Rooms 81 Mas
saust Families ana Parties visited II desired. O's
"a ISIiNMESSRs BROWN & PIKE will
give their Second Lecture on this Scsncs al lotos Saoon
OIL tomorrow eyeun Tuesday They Hs present .To
Ing the scsptca OF the physical nsens oiy Of me
nanbulist The science will De dlvested oil all ;he mystery
wnSh ms 25 cents 70 be had :. the door Doors open 81
o,.Inrt and Lecture commence at7i O'Clock. ID
- Second Ward Henry Clay Club.-At TIE
.,, Nasting of the Second Ward Henry Clay Club,
d on Monday Evening the 9th February at Joness Second
Ward Hotel the following persons were elected once oi
the ensuing year: ,vo - u.~cr
t &c. Pr.s;dsnfs - EDWARD 7 BAcKaoUsE-
Reeordins sseretary A AvN = NV RoTh.,D.
Tred stirer. JOHN L. LkFFERT'.
Edward T. Backhouse James Kelly. and Henan Chlids
we're elected Delegates the Central Clay COMMITTEE
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A. BAcAE, Esq Broadway was yessId AZ at our
AL PAIN EXTRACTOR is tbs most remarkable attic lie
he ever saw used cases of Burns, Scalds Eysts all
sores hi blain, Frosted Feet, lies Scroula Salt Rhs am
Sore Nipples and all outward angS le ever heard OIL az
gave us liberty 10 refer any person him about THIS article
cos, nothing unless It's gwen 10 the poor Also
2 North EiitlSt.. Philad.
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OPENING OF THE SPRING BUSINESS.
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Memoir ACDs.

The schrs Cornea for Boston, and Dr. franklin. for New
Haven Sunday and proceeded far east
Fire Island bnt returned consequence Of the approaching
sasierly storm.
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CoyrrNrTIBLr AND OUTRAGEOUS + RAUD-luyeS;eId
Tribune statement That Or faliX Conrand mas
rate. Pou;e Subtle for graduating
superuou hair, and his other Cosmetics Ioth ~ ANGUS
bn 10 have our Cosmetics StN less hare opotned MN
our agent nor have reduced our o,lsnl pIceS' o S
are too extensive dpubc APPRECIATION OF ne fhcacy er
ons OF our articles manifest 20 render Such redUl'
advertised the Oudre subtle, under me name OF VI ppu
raud Upoong Powders, successfully coune MS
h. has the singular audacity to announce th} W. nav az
noired him agent. Heaven save the marx. satan nun
self could not peSerous agent The ielio" has
greater stock of impotence and ignorance thaI ne mas o
AN The following some OF PREPARATIONS, WIN 'ie
rses affixed and are 10 be had only the original office o.
WsikeI St, JUS, door from the corner OF bso1dway
Poulre Subtle for eradicatns HAIR 81 per bottle
Bsnc d:Espeene or Spanish White 25 cents per box
Italian Chemical Soap for curing ernpions pnges, rec
SSoored skin 50 cents cake that enclosed III
snsndd steel engraved wrapper Buy nowhere else bur at o.
Walker ST, remember that none OF Dr. Gourapds fep
ratons reduced IN pFice
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INDIAN Vegetable Pills are
certain cure for this distressing COMPLIANT, because tey ss
from the body those bilious humorS winch are me Tt
only Of headache nausea and sickness &c but OF all me MS
70 which the flesh Is heir ,,.l,, PHI ,,
single dose will frequently oil the most violent att4iA
of headache and all perseverance III e use l
cns viii most essuredy make speedy cure oil every oei
3S ,,; indian Vegetable Pills also aid and imFT2ve dges
nn aud purify the blood and therefore give ne" NE sh
cor 10 the whole frame well drive diseases OF ~
For sale wholesale aud retail at the Principal Office No
2S8 Greenwict-srsrt. y, .,. of
Cauon-As counteeits abroad, a'2id a. so5 I
dian Vegetable Pills.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of the medicine
whoesale and reta-No 28S Greenwich street Ne" p
No 9S fremont Boston, and NoSs Race street fh
adelphis
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THIS MORNING

NO. 3 OF THE FRENCH EDITION OF
TIL E III Y T E R / ES OF PARIS.
Will be issued No 80 Ann street. By the Peoples Pub
Usher Price q 6f
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~,I.Hcr, ar" IN - 10 '-PinCe'st.
Sl1ADES Of all descriptions wholesale and retail,
bOSgn. Banner aud Transparent Painter to order.
Il6 mis BARTQi. & DE MAUNY
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srsn.se. Cokp,.L,. SOLO :, No: s Murrar 81: OIL ii
u New YORK Divfsion Nc I Sons of Ten

u New York Division No Sons of TIC M
perance.-The members OF this DIVISION notified 10
then Hall No 3lj Broadway this afternoon al
O'clock precisely In rsgalIa attend the funeral of their de-
ceased brother Joseph PisCot J Punctue attendance
thu members othr Divisions respectfully
uyited TO attend. H. n. CUSHING, W. 2.
WM RrpLEy. R. 5. i6 Il
IL. q. OF o. F.-fhe members Of Perseverance
Lodge No. 3si3 NJ. U held the OF Grand and
Ezabethstree respectfully requested 10 be punctua
Their attendance Thursday evening" the S instant
lecture viii be delivered by Brother Thomas picton Minor
NJ A. entitled Das Feline GeIicht the Secret Tribunals
of Wrstphala Brothers Of the NJ U. well those
American Order who have cards OF clearance and feel de-
sirous will be received In membership By order of
THOS W. ROWDON, y. G.
JACOB L. IRWIN, Secretary. i65,'
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PURiFy THE BLooD --CoMsyoCK * Co.'S EXTRACT OF
SARsAP.RIlLA for pa flying the blood The oniy celaln
remedy Prise ONLY Ie5 bottle 81 doze' IN
as large bottles any lhat sells o bottle bs had
at1 ! (ourrls
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H. SICK HEADACHE is cared, AID the attacks carried oft
by the use spohns Headache Remedy The dsnshter
of Jpdss Patterson OF y was cured Hy it aef "TTnG
street Also Dr.. McNas Acoustic On viii cure any s.
of DEAFNESS teiieves AID ono trial Will salts
~ al o It's gnndnesS.
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Commercial and Money Matters.

For sales at The Stock Exchange, &c: see Last Page
MONDAY p NJ.
There was better feeling to-day at the Board
md the tendency of things was upward. The mar
ket left Of buoyantly.
n5s pee be"g o asked d for first ras bis wo"
sales 10 any extent. Francs 81 a 5 30. The
SIMPLY Of bills is moderate.
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PER STEAMER BRITANNIA
II LIZ ~ NIES L. 90 sic1 L

PER STEAMER BRITANNIA
IATM. 7. JENNINGS 81 co. 81 Broadway,
w American Hotel opposite tina Fountain are IN receipt
Of Invoice Of New Goods, consisting Of Cassmers rieh
Satin C.ahneret and Canton oth Ian -nt,re new aftce)
SATIN seas Also Ensors Paten, Projected Seam Gloves.
an article but recently which needs only 20 De seen
10 he APPRECIATED.
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INDIA RUBrER SHors-PRcEs REDUCED Gentlemen S
Sheet Rubbe1 Ov-rsha=s, best Qaaitg ST 49, Gle tl-mn
Cloth Hubbe Overshots best quality St15 Ladies Misse
Chdrens Rubber Ov-fshos md Buskin together
with common Ruhbers .qual ~ low
HUT son * KCSYON'S,
"a Iwis. (21 % Madsn Lane.
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JOHN CLARKx, Jr., Secretary.

Justice TO Ireland
TT HAS BEEN DETERMINED 10 give Fall
L in aid of the funds Of the UNITED IRISH REPEAL
ASSOCIATION the evenn. OF the 18th of February,
Washington Hall Broadway.
The Committee have made arrangements upon liberal
scale and promise that nothing shall be wanting their
make the Ball all that should be TO do credit the
great cause.
Tickets can be had eli any of the Committee The price Of
tickets, admit gentleman ard ladies' fixed Two
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RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS stiff aud contracted }oHIs aud
chords will positively he cured 10y the ld4u Elixir
and Linmerl Mn Blackwell, Commissioa Merchant, SO
Water cured Of The rheumatism Of 20 Yeas stand
ing We invite hr sCepuca TO call on lin. 10 re iound
only at q COuftldnd ST.
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GENERAL COMMITTEE

John Herdman, 81 South ST; c. Nlaoney corner West
and Barclay ss' i By5ns So W2!l s. James Cody 81
Sweeney II Ann ST. James Bergen IL William 81 BeInare
D9nney $40 Greenwich ST Patrick Rafferty,, 80 Colum99 81
Hotel; James Byrnes, Nays Head, Barclay ST. Patrick
Moore 2T9 Division Lawrence Langou IS Spring ST Jo-
seph ;urphy Chatham st; Michael Cline II Carlisle st;
Brian McCahill sc Essex, of Delaney st; Andrew
Clark 76 Wests Dennis Mullen 1905 Washington st; MIR
chael Ganey. Is Prince James Aulgan 9 Grand ST;
Dennis Mullins 372i Pall John NcBride Walker
of Edrge 81 John Kane, Washing Sc; john Hanra-
han, 90 Rdg, John Murphy, Rutgers 81 Michael Con
molly, l4s Mercer St JOSEPH F. CASSERLY, Sec,
3tFl3. "a Patt.s,rert.
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no the friends OF Mr.. Clay.

-, SPEECHES HENRY CLAY--The publish
e. his work prepared I" execute orders any
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