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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

HoRRID TREAcHERY-PoIsoS1SGI SD1AYs-The
following is an extract from speech lately deliv-
cred by President Houston Of Texas:
Il ask you to go back with me to '38. Our inter-
course with the Indians was characterized by ia
grant violations ofjustice on our part They came
IN among. us peaceably and tranquil. When they
poison, with view TO Kill off all those who sat down
at the first table, for they do moi treat their ladies
with quite so much respect as we; they are rather
ungallant and always eat first. What was the re-
suit Three hundred and fifty Cumanches were
poisoned and died Many more were poisoned, bur
some recovered. The survivors burned the men
who had thus treacherously sacrificed so many OF
their people. This was proclaimed as foul muir
der OF the whites, the part Of the Indians but it
was only numbering traders, who, in fact had muir
dered Them
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TO MORROW,
THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS,


Number Price IS cents Blu, few copies cc No i
remain on hand. Call early.
II J. WINCHESTER, 80 Anu-stree,.
CONTENTS. OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR THIS WEEK.
FIRST P.q> e 1t was Thy Hand On Time original
Poem By = Lady of Ohio Foreign Letter from A Ira
yelling New-YokeT'; Society Aristocracy and Gsnera
Misery In England from w. w our SPECIAL Cores.
pondeGt in England; News from Te1a:.
SECOND-Reriew Of Lowel's Poems; English Manners,
Ignorance, Tyranny The Cause OF Human Liberty,
now struggled f'r in Ireland; Revolutionary Remins-
cencs; Scenes in the Pacific, sc.
THIRD-Tho West, Illinois. Wiskorsan Fox River. SC;
NewIork Ofhce-Seekers in Albany; Legislation the
City Of Nsuvoo; Indiana Finances; Legislative Con
gressional sc.
FOURTH and FTFTH-Courier vs.. Tribune, and other
Editorials; Compassionate News It.ms, SC.
SIXTH-Pesent Tariff Old Virginia; Prospect in Illinois;
Correspondence from Albany; Wages of Labor Willis
Hall: Miscellaneous Political and News Matters.
SEFENTH-Tabe showing the price OF Beef and Pork oI
twen,y-one years Operations of the Mint Commercial
intelligence; Advertisements, sc.
EIGHT'H-Bank Note List; Commercial and Money Mat
tiers; Advertisements of New Publications, sc.
81 Per year; single copies Ct All subscriptions Pay
able mflexbly in advance Address
CREEPY S McELRATH
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Mr.. David Stinson, driver belonging to the
Good Intent Line of Coaches between Cumberland
and Wheeling was thrown from his box on the Dist
nit and killed on the spot.
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CITY IN T + l. l. [ G f n c E.
WEDNESDAY
COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge lso1ls

COMMON Pleas. Before Judge lNGLls.
George Mccartney rs. Eliphalet Suatton, Jr-
The plaintiff contracted house for defendant on
Third avenue nd brings action against him for asserted tres
pass in breaking the after plaintiff had nailed
and entering the building with view interfere with PLAIN
tiff 5 workmen The Court charged that has
right TO enter building and the being carried
out properly He is liable however for trespsss should he
interfere with the 10 his injury Verdict for PLAIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

The NOTWITHSTANDING Louis Napoleon is at
present, is stated in Paris paper engaged in VIII
ting volnminous work on the condition Of the la
boring classes in the various countries of Europe.
The Prince has written to several eminent authors
in London, with the view of obtaining accurate and
detailed information respecting the condition of the
laborng classes in Great Britain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

u STATE OF THE Thermometer at the In
stltution for the Deaf and Dumb, for the last ten
days Of this month, with the corresponding days
Of last year:
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20. VI. OF UsUFFEI IBooKs FOR THE PEOPLE
The Silk Culture in the United states:
To Teachers aud Parents.

ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
embracing the general principles OF Mechanics,
Hydrostatlcs, Hydraulics, Pneumatlcs, Acous-
tics, Optics, Electricity, Galvanlsm Magnetism,
and Astronomy. Illustrated by several hundred
Engravings. BY LEONARD d. GALE, NJ D., Pro
fessor of Geology and Mineralogy IN the Uni
versity of the City of NewYork, and Lecturer
on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy; Price,
full bound, 80 cents; 81 90 a dozen TO teachers
The above work is extensively ntroducedn the best schools
and throughout different parts United sates
Gale being himself practical Chemist aad his po,sssion
duties Lecturer requiring him make ana repeat
ed experiments in all branches of Natural Phiosophv was
ennen,y qualified for the task OF editing snch Wo p o
of the publications the popular branches OF
ply aud Chemistry compilations in4a: v ~,
makers; hence the frequent failures OF students III u. az
tempts experiments while following the
IN these works No such difficulty will occur IN the use %
this work Of DR.. Gale. ,,,a
~ Orders must be accompanied bv the cash and addressed
To GREELEY x McELRATH. New 1 o1k.
% SarSenr's l4Afe OF Clay Tor sale at this ono.
Thirty copies for S hundred foI So Postage 70
part Inc United States only II Copies IN wrap
ready mailing above Pnce for single copies ct
Gents, o.
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ROBBERY OF A BANK CARRIER.-The Philadel-
pha Gazette says that the runner of the Farmers
and Mechanics Bank, while making his way to the
bank, through the crowd in Chestnut street. during
the procession (Com. Porters funeral on Saturday,
was robbed of 81 500.
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COURT CALENDAR :. TINS DAY.

C,Rcurr CouRr-Nos. 60, 68, As, AZ, 33, "a, IS,
40, %, g. 81, SO, 27, SO, Ga, IS, %, 49, 90 l, 30
COMMON PLEAs-Part !. before Judge IngGs--
Nos II, 49, 50, 49, 6, 3d. 81 80, Al, A. As, 40, 81,
SO, 81, 60, Il, rs, Part H. before Judge In
graham.-Nos. GO, 80, 81, as.
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This Year-sA.M. ppm. Lastly
above zero.

The coolest morning last year was the 18th
Of February, when the thermometer was at 81
above zero.
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REFINED SUGAR

REDUCED IN PRIC E.
N7OOLSEY AND WOOLSEY from this date
w offer their Standard" DOUBLE REFINED sU-
Sfssssd i Do sa5fasssf hall esaspef pound
The above i've are packet as follows;
Lash IN f BS go % charge for packages
Powdered in do OF $50 do
Apply me NewYork Patent Sugar Refinery, corner Of
South and Moptgomerr ats. al SO " all 81.
~ Orders out Of the city must be accompanied 6y
mittance. II I'm
"a EXCHANGE HOTE-BALTIMOR
;ELRY + JACKSON into pertnersbin and in future The
House will r- conducted in the name Of Coleman Jack1oa
fFi ss;,;In is sspz EFT ;s solicited film
C'lRCULAR.-Th undersigned, who has been
70" aany s' cor os w One s mr. Gss IN as
" York or the purpose all Legal Notices Dscara
sos coetns Rents ser7ag Ds,.
and the transaction Of all similar 6usness
For his Fidelity punctuaity, al devoted attention 20
business he rqfy 70 u2de mentioned gentlemen and
members of thv Bar of N ,Cu YoIk wrsrrRvrtr
Lars Under Sheriff of Cry and County Of Mex York
Ne1c York, January l. 1874.
The Hon Rober. H. Morn. Mayor the City Of New
I Ths Hon Vim. Kent Judge of the First Circu..
Tn. Hon. F. =. Talmadse, Recorder OF the City Of New
The Hon The justices of the Superior Court of New York
The Hon The Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas "
The Hon. Edward SANFORD
The Hon L-ws r. Ssadford AsIisran, Vice Chancellor
William Halieit Esq, Clerk of the Su rene Court OF
Jesse oakley, Esq, Clerk of the Superior Court of New
York
james Conner, Esq Clerk of the City and County of New
Andrs Warner Esq Clerk of h- Court OF Common Pleas.
James r. Whiting, Esq. District Attorney
Charles O'Concr ESQ.,
David Graham. Esq.
Salem butcher Es1
Alexander Watson Esq.
Graham, hotfman and Bosworth, Esass.
i. NJ. Btstchfofd, Esq.
TO the Profession throughout fsa ssa;s Of
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-

,,opprgLE OUTRAGE-ANoTHER MURDER AT
rhrrn-A case for fendish brutality almost I'M
TEN, was heard before Alderman Campbell last
equaleo' n Irshman John Anglim, residing on the
M ~ Chester Road, about two miles from the City,
we. .aarced. upon the oath of Catherine German,
wa resided with the prisoner, he having lost his
"no hon, four weeks since, with violating, on Sun
we srsnng last her person in the most disgusting
day a. and attempting TO murder her, having in
man. ,wo trighttul gashes in her throat with
hictsqi The facts being fully made out, the villain
knile committed in default of $4,000 bail. The Of
was Iad considerable difficulty in securing him,
ncels was his conduct and previous to leaving
1 n siderman's office, he was tied with rope
the the German had nursed ingms wife during her
erness, and was residing with INN as housekeeper
s sn5 nurse to his children.
ana r, III. Sc.-A frame building on the Ridge Road
,ra Rn,tonwood street. was destroyed by fire last
a0o'. Another fight occurred, and it was said
eseIEn a;rmount Company had medtated another at
fhe the Weccacoe Hose, the latter Company
tscs w been placed in possession of the apparatus
nA,ansnr to the Good Will Hose number OF the
taa,bers of the Paramount were stationed IN their
i'..,o armed with guns, &c. Mr. Thomas Nlllett,
pp,ssdent of the Washington Hose Company, was
fIl.nnsly injured in consequence Of being run over
ss The weather continues extremely cold. The
n.1o,rore above and below is entirely FAST and
are crossing at Bristol. The ferry boats en-
Winter Winter much difficulty in making their way from
e sIore 10 shore The Schuylkil is covered with
SKATERS, the ice being several inches thick
ssSrrs-About $4,000 in State Securities and Loans were
At the Stock Board State IS fell from yesttr
tassa IS! and closing a6j State G new ANNALS
Day selling 60 Al the First Board G2 shares cks
ADVANCE ;sken at 81! Philadelphia Bauk sold 1905 and
buzz Bank at 81! both above pa Reading Bonds,
,sers taken al H. Reading shares Without
sy A. TN Second Board 5000 STATE IS Is 5at sod at
@ sN do do reg way) G5 $3.50 do do al Cd; 3sha.es
Sammsrca Bank 5 do Wilmington Railroad at l6i
mo- (iirard Bank at 81.
e. Exchanges Ihear Of nothing Transporting worth commu-
pca,ug quote Exchange on Lon9on at 81 per cent pre-
mimi; on Pars5 20 as 52s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

FURNITURE NOIlCE--Soga Bedsteads, &c
A +. COTTON would Inform all who are IN want of hu,
rue OF any description that he prepared uruish and
has constantly on haGd very large assortment, Including
tanes Patent Sofa Bedstesds which for smpl,cty durs
b,ty and economy without thsr equal The public Arc
invited to call and thrmsso. all other kuds OF
Sofas always hand.
Those breaking hou:ekeeI ns wi.hIns sell all o.
portion OF their Furniture III find ready sale By ssnd
lEg II line callug upon the subscriber.
Sales by Auction faithfully attended 70.
au26lstf F.COLTON, ti3 Fulton and "a AN. ,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

tS1M. T. JENNINGS & CO Diapers and Tail.
ors 2S Broadway, American Hotel oppo3i,s the Foun
tam ,ocit attention OF seasonabe goods
acludng Cloth Cassmerss, Yestipgs &C., in all the new
aud various styles.
Under the that the system OF small profits and
quick e;fns which has ELECTED liberal patronage, viii
be continued whilst arrangements such as will enable
20 fiji all ordsrS IN iutare with promp,ness.
feature IN the Establishment which commend |;
stock of Of first quality ready made Oar
enta, consisting of Surtou FrockS, Dress Goats Pana
looms Yesx, Ohce Goats, Travelling Frocis. Drsssing
Cows, &c.
choice selection of Silk and Satin Sca CIayau Hand.
ke.cels Gloves Saspender Hosiery, Under ess Draw.
er, Muslin Shirts Collars &c. a; prices which offer
Inducements IN pDrchassrs jyl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

FROZEN OvER.-The Salem, Mass. Advertiser
says that the Salem Harbor is frozen up, so to
prevent vessels from coming in or going out. The
ice, it is said extends far Bakers Island Port
land harbor is frozen over, so that people cross on
the ice to and from Cape Elizabeth, which has not
been the case before for several wears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

MANUFACTURING ARTIFICIAL MARBLE.-The
Pittsburgh Chronicle says an individual has mode
OF manufacturing marble which is pronounced supe-
and will supersede the use Of lime mortar in the
rled processes of plasterng, will be extensively used
for succo work. mosaic, statuary mantel- pieces,
table slabs, atmospheric and hydraulic cement,
roofing ofhouses and paving Of streets, &c. 1t twill
set or harden in six hours when applied in plaster
ing houses. 1t will resist the action of atmospheric
heat, damp Frost &c, and is susceptible of high
polish, and can be manufactured at cost little
ceeding ordinary lime mortar.
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NJ RJED.


Ga Wednesday morning January 3, by the Rev Thoma,
SAWYER Mr.! ISRAEL B. PuRDY 10 Miss EMILY a DIMoS,
daughter Of John Dimon, Esq.-ali OF this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

~ t Meteor in attempting 10 beat OF the East NV.
ssfayed and eot entans led the ice. The STEAMBOAT
g. n andsr went TO her assistance and towed her our
m. ship Cambridge for Liverpool sails
Brig Rudolph Grooming, tekeI sailed from hsy tsd hrE
the 2st ut for this port, with the cargo oi ''s
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USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.

l.
NO. l. OF USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE;
TRAyEs The Great eys1n me ,4S Faos Ss
TEX hgs MG.'f Esa a Price IS cents.
NO H. ELLSWORTH'S REPORT
The Improremets IN .agcm rers and mSoItsnt
discoveries and improvements the mode Of building Houses
making Fences a Gram r@r GSst Of %.
proved Poughs and other Agricultural indictments sc By
HSo pub
No ~ DR.. LARDNER,,s LEc 5I1l5. Z ours. Of
Lectures 5 Gey @'. at Nblo saloon the New
York The EMBRACED in the LestuEss 2Ts Es nee
deLs%de aud
s si sss;e1 Of
entihc Discoveries Sound-gi 6rat,ons OF Ine wa
Battery-S,eam Engines OF Eng land ana Amet,Gd
This edition of Doctor Lardnsrs Lectures VIII De miro
SKI sKETcH OF THE PROGRESS OF PHYSICAL
BY THOMAS THoMsoS, NJ D. F r. S. L r nc XIV Se
Regus Professor OF Chemistry in the University OF Glasse"
TONS PHILOSOPHY.
Chemistry of the Four Ancient EIefneh's'
FIRE, AIR EARTH AND WAIER
Founded upon Lectures deiiUered before her Aey me
Queer, by THOMAS GRifFITHs, Lsctt'e! on Chemtsng
al 81. Barthclomew's Hospital. illustrated by upwards
This Essay the Chemistry OF the -Four Ancient Elements
chiefly Intended for those who have NOT stn,gn ,
Absuse details and theories avoided, use' ana l
luz information supplied aud instruction united mt n
fonnance OF the Experiments
The Book OF Philosophical E1pSriinemIs.t
Illustrating the Principal Facts and Curious PhenoMenGV
Electricity Gateanisn Mag9s,is Cmi St, sa otSSs ci
Heat &c 'cih introductory Observations on eS. ~ &c
snce, and ,p,cards Of 800 Experiments BY j. 81 AL
,,,o>o,,v
Or the Lars Of the Formation Of National pealth:
Developed by OF the Christian Law OF
being the substance Of case delivered 10 the Hand-loom
Weayers' Commission.
With ISyRoDUcroN, Treating Of me pfsse seae q re
Science Of Political Economp and me ~
Principles to ne Condition 81 our oW" Co"'''y a'" ''
upb,aiding ef its Prosperity.
By HORACE GREELEY
Prce IS for ST. S!6 ler
NO VI. OF USUFEL BOOKS FOR The Pt-ofLf-'
The Silk Culture in the United States:
Embracing COMPLETE ACCOUNTS Of the Latest
aud Approved Modes OF Hatching Rearing and teeans
the SILK-WORM, Managing a COCOONERH, Keeling,
Spinning and Manufacturing the SILK, &c. &c. &c with
brief Historical Sketches of thu SILK Business, Natural HIS
tory OF the Sill. Worm the Mulberry compiled fro
the Approved and Reliable Works. nstFas4 by NJ.
meous Ensraviugs Machinery and Processes. TO which
is added BLYDENBURGH'S MANUAL OF THE SILK
CULTURE, Statistics oi Silk Imports Nc Ne:
Orders are solicited. GREELEY < AIcELRATH,
Tribune Once 100 Nasssu-stfest
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~ fire occurred at Reading Pa. on the 30th
MI which destroyed the large chair mandatory of
AR, F. Fox. two elegant brick buildings of DIR. Bis
cbof and injured several others. Two or three per-
sons were considerably injured in their attempts TO
rescue some of the furniture.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED,

Ships Mediator Chadwick London. J Griswold; Cam
bridge B4r.tow Liverpool MaIshall Yazoo, Wyssrfy
New Orleans, r K Collins * Co.
Barks Stafford Robson New. Orleans. Elwel Co;
Ann Louisa MARSHALL Vera Cruz Hargous & Brothers
Brig Hyss, Eustis, Matanzas, Buck Peters
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ATTRACTIVE NOVELTY
T Fl E II q SHES EAMII,Y.

CONCERT AND ADDRESS at the Broadway
u Tabernacle.-FRDAY EVENING, Feb. 2 1884, an
Address MuscIts refining tendencies and general in
fuences on Socistywil be delivered by J. AUGUSTUS
SHEA Esq. and subsequently, illustrated by eminent art.
ISIS vocal aud Several aud profess
oual ladies aud gentlemen will appear whom are the
uGy surprising Musical prodisss, Miss and the Masters
HUGHES The whole entertainment Will Dr. of the most
novel character that has been introduced In the City OF
New-fork.
Tickets IS cents each-to be had the principal Music
Sorr and the door the above .venms; where also,
will be delivered the OF the performances isl 81
A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
n FAIR.
Every Day aud Evening this week. commencing
THURSDAY. Feb
THE MOST UNRIVALLED ATTRACTIONS EVER
OFFERED HERE.
Las, three day, OF Nous. aud Madame CHECkENI III.
celebrated Dancers and PantSmimts They Will appear
slaud advertisement, entitled rhe
Also, last week Of the ALBlNOS, OF Snow White Ne
Soes These boys the greatest curoStles OF the be
perfectly white, but with other feature and pec
Likewi.s engaged, DR. VALENTINE. H. G. SHER.
NAN, T. G BOOTH, LA PETITE CERirO, LA Pc
TlTE ELISE, aud GREAT WESTERN, who will INTRO
duce his Comic Yankee Lecture Animal Magnetism,
which ha, 6em received with repeated bursts OF applause the
last few nights.
The Gypsy QUEEN, the most surprising fortuneteller
in the world, may be privately Consulted at all regard
Ing PAST PRESENT AND FUrURE EVENTS
Will take place o'clock
aud Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Admission 25certs; children 10 years, halt price
Twenty-Five extra for private consultations with the
sPLESDiD ATTRACTIONS are preparing for mex,
week IL
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Commercial and Money Matters.

For sales at the Stock Exchange; see Last Page.,,
The sales to-day were not very large and prices
met the usual fluctuations.
The Exchange market is quiet to-day, remtterS
having closed their purchases for the steamer yes
,erdav. Sterling is 9a9l; Francs so . ol5.
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u w I'Is I. 4 y -'iIA1IJt<tt I III
Tribune Buildings, opposite the City Hall, y.
q Punishment of Death.-The citizens 81

q Punishment of Death.-rhe citizens Of
NswYork opposed ne infection OF Death legal PEN
atty for Crime unChrstan, babarous demoralizng aid
b, its brutazng influences tending multiply the ofT,nces
c repreSs earnestly invited 70 attend a
PrBLIc NEgTING the Apollo Saloon 40 Broadway al /
O'Clock u of Monday Feb 5h, consider the porrety
of adopting permanent ofganzaonfor the fusion OF facts
on this subject awakening Of he public mud and the cir
cuation of petitions the Legislature.
By direction ola Committee appointed at az informal meeting
H. O'SULLlVAN JACOB HARSEN.1
H. GREELEY ISAACT. HOPPER.
fits WIN. s. BALCH.
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DEALl.'S n. Y. Observation-Disclosures
i ONLY 2t CENTS.
The Manager happy TO engagement with
Miss LOUISE DOROrflEA WAGNER, the Fortune
Telling Gipsey Gul, sister -
THE. CELEBRATED GIPSEY QUEEN
of The American Museum. She be from 9 O'Clock
in the morAng till O'clock the afternoon dressed III her
costume and be privately Consulted regarding
PAST, PRE:SkNT AND FUTURE EVENTS She
cannot be in the evening National Portrait Gallery
Grand CosmOrama and 500 900 cuIostes Admission
shilling; IL. cents those who consult the Gsry CHI
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q DIR. z. II. 1etcaIf Surgeon Dentist,
Granite BGi!ding . Chamb-sstree OF Broadway
third door Will perform operations Abe Teeth the best
manner and prices reduce! 10 conform the tunes. All
work warranted Dr. NJ pei mitted refer gs1tielen OF
the highest sandn. the State Washington, and THIS
city. JZs I'VE
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~ OLE BULL arrived in New Orleans on the
18th and was to perform at the ST Charles on the
nth The price of tickets advanced 80 per cent. on
The announcement.
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pUHNS AND CLAEINDA Just published,
~ thar interesting and ong looked for Correspondence De
tween Robert Buns and Cla'nda Mrs. NcLehoS-) with
Memoir OF Mrs NcLehose arranged and edited By her Crand
son. w e NicLshose IL vol 2no. OF 300 pages b-au
tiuIly printed-bound in cloth with Portrait OF Burns
bossed gold the IL every equal 70 the Eng
lish Ed which sells for 50 50.
4. P. BlXBY & CO, Park Row,
opposite the Astor House.
y g. A new Edition of WlLLETT's OLD AKlTH-
METlC. inst published !al6 U
y The Invisible Wig so cios-ly resembles the
real head of hair that sceFcs md cpnnoseurs have
nounced perfect and extraordinary Invention OF the
day. The great advantage of this aove and unique Wig
its beng made without which causes rs
appearance closely resemble the natural h9Ir both IN
gtuess and natHra appearance 20 det detecoo rs ten
being heauti III and trs that all cases
perSpton evaporation unmpeded and the great evils
alike Invited INSPECT this novel and beautiful VIZ and
the peculiar method OF fitting the head the manufacturers
starr. ja!2 lInis
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X II. LUDLOW. Aucuone-r.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE h. Fl. LUD-
IL Low CO will sell AZ auction on FRIDAY FEB 1,
l0t O'Clock l,) trmkn,seel consisting OF Brussels
Chars and Sofas Hall Lamp Ingram Star Csrr Is BED,
srrads maple Chars &c. together with Kitchen Furni.
tue, with which the sale Will commence Terms cash.
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CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge KENT.
John w. Thnrne rs Samuel II. Moser.-Slander
POLICE OFFIC Z

This case was gwen the Jury this afternoon, aud
scaled yeldlct viii be rendered Tomorrow forenoon.
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DEFINED SUGARS.-K. L. " A STUART.
IL selling thu qualities Of heir x,san r.6p,3
Sugars five p4ckages aud upw ards ar az low
cash ptces any other ry
the Sugars packed follows. without charge for
packages
Loaves In boxes Of 200 lbs
Crush d in barrels OF 2n0 lbs.
Ground In barrels Of 80 lbs.
Apply al the Refinery 2a5 Greenwich street. corner Of
Chambers street Ode out OF the city be
by remittance ri IF
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Inns WV three shilling bottle OF Jones' Coral Hal! Re
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off Yau car ee Il At the sign of the American Eagle, 81
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sTEAM REFINED CANDY,

r T. Il A. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
.teau and have hand, large assortment of Csody,
Ge OF superior quality suitable for he souther market.
climate harder and dryer than any from raw sugar