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I rommpreial Intercourse with Great Britain.

This is Pamphlet Tract Of pages showing ths precise
onsa,ion of The present British Taf the Produce and
Wsnnfscure of the United States WHENEVER the people OF
this country undertake e1po. TO England
Podnct when shipped England against an average dny
Of some 30 pr English Eoots imported INT" me oa
rcd states will probably show the alaey OF me anu a9
strr ~ Price 81 Is per 100 or $40 per 1900 copies
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PARTY VESTS.

I 4
PER TEAMER BRITAIN M a.
!. FEW CHOICE PATTERNS Of Light Satin
and White AIarseilles Eestings
Also new article fer White pssts Several reau'n
'eSS ~. WI, T. JENNINGS co. 81 Broadway,
,o., " Opposite Park Fountain
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POLITICAL TRACTS BY 'JUNIUS.'

For general circulation during the Campaign Of 1874.
o. The publication Of these Tracts was COM
menced at the recommendation Of the Wing
Members of Congress, as will be seen below.
They are issued from the Office of the New-York
Tribune, and all orders must be addressed with
the money enclosed to GREELEY & McELRATH.
CRY OF WAsHISGroS, March 4. 1873.
We, the undersigned impressed with conviction Oh the
importance and effectiveness of TRACTS, means OF m
forming the people matters apperanns 10 our national IN
eIests aud of the suitable qualifications OF JUNiUS a-
thor of" The RsIs COUNTRY aud OF other papers
emanans from his pen $780, the wide circulation and great
usefulness of which that well known TO the pub
lie hereby express the hope that In be able 10 rene" MS
abors the kind for the coming contest OF 1915 and we
earnestly recommend hg friends and TO Wing As
socaos throughout the Union second his Efforts u-
Ea,
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OVER COATS.

OVER COATS.
WIN. T. JENNINGS i co. 81 Broadway ~,
w American Hotel topposits Park FourainJ WIZ SCI,
e ,bs remainder of their stock of readynade w En-
CoaTS consisting of Beaver. Pilot, and English weed
sprout al very reduced prices. Also the few Esanlh
Winter Frocks. ---,I-
NEW STYLE OFFICE COATS.
u7N T. JENNINGS, IL CO, 81 Broadway
w orpoe Park Fountain. solicts atteEt.o1 70 %" so
NJ ocl Coat ,hey have just got for Spring
fl2i
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70 ErfffSh and Amerlcnn PefI01ICHIss
Per,ons engaged mercantile pursuits may become
terms on which lc,chantS ara admitted. By ord.ri
&c as cod is. CHAS. NJ. WHEATLEY, Rec. Sec.
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The Juuius Tracts.

The Junius Tracts.
To The Test or Parties tried By their acts No The
Currency No. The Tariff No Lie OF henry SrIay:
$50 of Political tracts, from the weknown author of
Crsis Of he Country IN Isie, uniform n sze agd price,
bnnd,ed copies $50 thousand Orders from any part
~ he nion supplied with despatch Remittance by NAIL
% nil M .s AZ the risk the propretors ard publishers
non. sent out on commission C. Orders must be accom-
rersd with the cash.
GRFELEY & McELRATH have also for sale
Defence OF the Whigs-By Member OF ne me
Congress. Price Is cents, or sl6 per i'
copies. with
The Clay Minstrel: Or National s9agsiff a. Ger sg
Sketch Of Nh Gays Life &c; BY John . A''eN
Orders for any of .he sb9s N Saf SdyTEo EIRs
Tribune Boiltngs. NeN--
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DEMOVAL-JOHN RUIHVEN has removed
from 2n5 Pearl 81 10 the New Store 81 John St four doors
above W lillian where ne will continue the Importing and
Jobbn. Hardware. q I'm
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES undersigned have
~ this day CopaItnershp for the TRANSACTION
of the Dry Goods Jobbny business under the brm OF h.
- - KEIIOliG
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and Harrows-White Oak, Wmte ASH.
Or Yokes-Yellow Birch, Rock Maple, Red
towering Maple, Yellow Pine
Ca Boos-Hickory.
Sledges-White Oak, Rock Maple, sometimes
shod with Dogwood or Hickory.
Mil Cogs-Sugar Maple, Hickory, Locust.
Cider NIL Cylinders-Rock Maple White
Oak.
Scre,os-Rock Maple, Hickory, Iron. wood
Trunk Making-White Pine, Tulip Tree.
Household Wares-Pails of White Pine, Red
Cedar, with hoops Of White Ash Iron or copper,
Measures-For Corn, Fruit, &c:-bottom Oh
White Pine, sides of Red or Gray Oak.
Butter Bores-Top and bottom Of White fine'
sides of White Ash.
S,op.cocks, Rakes, Sythe-handles, fulleys'
Baskets, Whip-stocks, Brooms, Spade-hanaleS'
Picture Frames, Plane Stocks, Gun Stocks, SAD
de.trees, Book Binders Screws, (Hatters BLOCKS
always Sour Gum,) Wooden Bowls spinning
Wheels, A1.handles, Shoe Lasts. Chaif-oot'oiliS'
Carvers and elders work
Floors-White Pine, Yellow ZINE, Looioiiy
Pine, Long leaved Pine, White Ash, bide ASH
Black Spruce Larch, White Oak. LUMP Tree:
Doors, Windows, Cornices-Whte flne' iei-
low Pine, Tulip Tree, White Oak, Live ' Uak'
Black Oak, Cypress, Long.leaved fine' NV VIVA l,
Cherry, Bird's-eyc Maple, Curly Maple Black
Walnut
Cabinet Making-Mahogany, curled Maple,
Blrds.eye Maple, Sycamore, Sweet Sum, Mlld
Cherry Black Walnut, Black Birch Yellow
Birch, Canoe Birch, Sumac, Red bay loIiaa
Yew, White Oak, Live Oak, Satin WOOD Alan
thus, Large-lcaved Maple. c,,,
coopers' Wares-White Oak, Rock Chestnut r
Oak, Post Oak, Chestnut, White Oak nsed = io u
Slaves Of Casks for Spirituous Liquids hco osh
for Moasses and Fermentlng Liquors also gray ray
Oak, Black Oak, Pin Oak, Scarlet OAK spanish
Oak.
For Hoops-Young Hickorics and White Oaks
split in the middle.
White and Brown Ash, Yellow Birch, White
Pine; the Hoops Of Blue Beach, Yellow Birch
Black Ash.
Flour Barels-Stayes of Oak, ASH, beecn
Chestnut, with Hoops of Black Oak hickory
White Oak, Chestnut.
Beef ard Pork Barrels-White Oak Slaves
With White Oak and Hickory Hoops
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CONVERSATIONAL MEETING

AMERICAN INSTITUTE Feb. II, 1874.
:, ;.,,on-What are the uses of the Acacia
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THE- COMMERCIAL AND COLLEGIATE

BROOKLYN. Jan. %. 1874.
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o. The Chemical prepns ations of i Dr. Jl.
Gs,.raud have ob:alned world wide celebrity ana per
h:ps 10 man OF science ms been more completely vicnAco
by empires than Dr. G. No does his san eaDn!hs
some .r.ice calculated TIE PAIN o usurIY
than instantly pounced 10y the ignorant ana vusa
who every p0nt-egcept;ng us virtues ne uuw5
~ therefore cautioned against purchasing Any o o
loving articles. except al D. Hou6uds @ny Ne" f"A "
pot u w lkc- street FIRST store from broadway.
PI-DRE SUBTLE for eradca,ing upsrtIuors hair IRON
any prt human body. Always tested before ousns
Proc positive this and mistake Directions. French arc
English, accompany each bottle
ITALIAN MEblCATED SOAP for curing pimpe:.
bo;ches tan redness. saowness nohew. sysipe
las and all cu;aaeous complaints. 50 cents cake
GREClAN HAIR DYE, Will color ted or gray hair 70 {
beautiful brown or black the option OF the without
staining The skin Warranted.
LIQUID VEGETABLE ROCGE-SO cents.
BLANC D'ESPAGNE. or Spanish White ior the compiler
ion. - cents box.
Der, 81 Walker s.-set. Isl store FROM Rroadwny, ~ ~
AGENCY FOR DALLEf'S MAGICAL PAIN EA
TRACTOR, al tie above number; ,,n 49,.
AGENTS.. Chesnu, street. Philadelphia; Nk street
Boston: Ives salem Hodge Ncwhurypor;: Peten, Po:;
land Guild Bangor Dye. Providence Green Ncees t
f'nwies Springfield Fer!e. Niddleiown: Myers, New-hh
yea Pea;ce SanwiS Hall Aasng: rouHey. sncn re.
Stars Hudson Gray. Pckcepse; Gacsus ( bull TOY
ga River 81. anDi 81"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ANI,fAI. ;lAGNETISMl

AhitlAL 1AGNETISm,
COMMENCING ON MONDAY AND EVERY EVEN
Ma or IGssys. EisTkskr AID 8Soa FEW
Doors ssLo'v oAS.L: ssrA.SoE IN i-isskSARo.
nS. Johnson. IT acs"r!snc@ with requests.
a. young recently from Lonlon. here he INTRO
7cJ ccn.ecrtvs nights before crowded audiences developing
and e1tso.day phenUmea. viii he subject
u T pss. 5 cea.s each.
b. sn:qqss 70 treat diseases By the aid Of Masns3i' at
!. askICAt MUSEUM sNp AGR,AL GARDEN.
MONDAY, SECT. Is lSli.
Splendid performances evnr a'-rne'n Al :, pssi o'clock
snt .ve;y evening at = past oeloeS
'''' ''-s'''' UToMAToNs
. .S2c r1; f;41' ko isei5 AID JVoeLER
aud 'l'0 '''sagc1 oss :;,-'i!G. II VIEWS
f'oul the ' TIE af',:'i KES iFrfe WHISTLER
wi Introduce his uEIaGe and rove performances.
- The txiGIrN,AII;; KESrgCEY siENsrREls:
WIS EN- S;9 rs FIo 't c ii 81 The Come
''''''' G:iA%6 CoSiC YaSKEE LECTURE.
On AAinat Magnetism,
LAvGh hSS SECT 6l Va florida Sof
By NJ. s,1 Sir. Western and Wh;lccs.
Al'' q QUEEN ia?l: 'VPpEy'ToRIA,s STATE ROBE.
WON by Ter Drawing Room April q. 1853. and her
Gen TON TaUsi8s COURT SUIT!
by i,;n the OF his WISH Her Haie:T.
They may h pc at hnur q. ta d.: and evening.
BEAUTIFUL MODEL. OF MACHINERY
may b. seen n cp-rtiOn by the power OF stearl 49,,
IL THE RENOWNED ENGLISH GYPSY FOR
TINE TELLER. rhy e consulted regarding past. present.
ard future event n: MI hours OF he t-y and eyenins.
Tickets - ceGtS-chilcren CDher ten yeas Ia.
y cents sxt.G 10 cugsuit the - -. r:'vs;eIs slt
NJEW-YORK MUSEUM. AND PICTURE GALLERY.
" BROADWAY. oppo.lie tle City Hail.
NJ. II. BENNETT. Manager.
Monday, Sept 9tb, and during tie Geek.
In consequence he very crca; attending the re
fornnnce OF tie CAROLINA hts>rKEi.S. the Manage!
has rcengucei them Cor oEc week more.
EuIing the evening. TIE Ntfons OXIDE or
LAUGHING GAS
will 10 administered various penns the audience.
The effect OF upon hunrn frame highly agreeable.
ducng The most pleasant sensations "acinnlis.
THE CAkOLINd WINSTRELS
will introduce variety Of
Sorgs, Gices, Clutches, Cdoruscs, 9-e.
accompanied by The
1am6orine, Banjo, Bore CGst;Neas, and
IiriG"gie.
Mis-. MARTHA hDiiR. the charming Vocalist: Dir
COLLINS, the Couc Singer, and Miss JE-SEf LIN e. In,
Drrs-rSe. also gagged.
Afternoon entertainments Wednesday and Saturday at
ociuck.
Performances in the Lecture Room at quarter
before o'clock.
Gls- Admission. ONE SHILLING. 80
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(tRPEIS-A large o.sornsni line up.iae and ihse py
fu1saiehy McCURDY. AI.DRlCt < srEN, IN:
4 chssers by - W MCRnOCk. LEAVIi T & Co.
az NJ. u West street.
OAR IRoN-ico to.s assorted Rounds srd Squares Tor ss
boy MURDOCH. LEaNIii & eo, :. " =, s.lees,-
HRAiY SccOPS-95 do..r r--p@ricr article f sale by
" sii MURDOCH. LEAVfl'r co. 2 Eest.t
I,oItER IRoN9o IONS Pennsylvania Boiler Ircn. supe-
81 ''f Ni''e.d' ApockSs LEAvrTr & CO. q Wsz.st
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NEw-YoRK, WEDNESDAY mossESG, sEPTE
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NJ currsncx.-THE Evil AND TEE Rs,,Ep,

~ Currency.-1'HE EVIL AND TIE REMEDY
u Iractsc Tie Heiur= Tsrdcrc= -rd Consequences Of
present Monetary :;ysieu plan fc IL eac,upaad
benecsn reform pusfsSed for TIE Publ. Gd author BY
". Il. GRAHAM. - Nssza:-s,ree:, Nea--E@-s EuIg-zs s.
Singer, ~ B,adwsy, &c. Pre- 81 psE suodred.
eGDs.
TIE only OBJECT Of TIC author BENG Eecc.s tie Reform
herein proposed published hs ard The pub
lie will Only pay or printing the copies when they ay
CURE. Al friends OF hcEs .tsldF, prosperous tr.nes AMI
o. tuy employed. vel rewarded abo-. enestr request
ed 70 I'D N extending the circulation ofihs pamphlet
je2; DIT
i toners No 10 john. New York have rvcaatr pub
lsasd
The rctoIu hesder consisting er:i-piy .: Dfirnn af-Ies
e! the Of v-Ty y Ms l. H. Scuurney-
Wan nesy enc Aradre and itty Illustrations Just Issued
The so.s Reading Beck, eoasitnF Of Original Articles in
THE Cas- Reading Book. CONSISTING Osi.al 8r:ices III
Prose and ETY. I the use OF Schools Is The 1e author
be WORKS hive been ven generally approved Of
and nave gone through s-yeal edlions.
10 O00 AIM ACS.-IHt, AMERICAN. F-.i.'
O,OOOMEk'S ALiiANACS wilh Cut. Fcr sale
at Tribune office.
SOOU Mac Tor Or ,oe at the Tribune oHce at 81 per
hurrTed
h6H EFa at sHA dfs 5 aS@ G st Keep
keep constantly fo' ;ae arse and comp e1 assomen; 81
eysrSya{sly: L;iie Tao. lif y! l+anl 8l Dfawlas.
End Tea Paper, Qnils. lne, Sealing " az &c. &c.
Merchants Teachers Sclicu COMMITTEES, mud Others wish
ing purchR,c VII fnd for ;hei; ,ees: call
wit furnish all ARTICLES !ine n. low az Ia
qunntil.es suit.
THEY PUBLISH FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES:
The Mnle Bun School Geo Do. Do. Abridged,
rfaphy and Atlas. We;,ster's Dictionary for
Peter Inrlcy's GerEfs Apply for Schools LIMO.
Children. DO ia" Do. lsTIo.
Peter Par.eys History FOR Chs: Mrs IGcolns Botrny
dren In. Bc aCy Beginners.
Rurr,,t's Gso-raphy CT the DO NG;arlI Phi osojh,
Heavens. with Atlas. 10 Natural Philosophy Tor
Fe!owes Astronomy Tor Be Beg'nners
ginners Do. lectures G1 Chemistry.
G6Odiichs Ecclesiastical His 10 Chemistry 05 Beginners.
toy for Schools. G-iiuudett's Picture Reading
Knmes' Elements Of Criticism. Bock
svo. Presents Interest Tables . per
Pre.ton's Interest Table, per
cent. DO. 10. Abridged
Practical Grammar Of the English Lanziage
dncon cnnIosItini shich the cassl
fed into pfe1lcntioiS and phrases liz Ewra nazen author
of me Speer and Driner. Pnri first.
Parts int and sec nd bound in one vol sev2y
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aS- North American Phalanz, Monmouth 20
N CAGdrcss IessYe p o. 50 rics from New OH via
steamboat OR Us from Fulton Market To Red BnS dai dur.
summer. aiT. EDWARD GILES Is TIE accredited
Agent of the rhsenx IN New York. nn be consulted on
rs business from 81 to o'clock p. 81 at his residence No IL
,vsiSers wi N :
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TRIEUyE EOOH BRIBERY.
20. . SPsucs STREET.


20. SPaucS STREET.
THIRD STORY.
GAYLORD & ALEXANDER,
Are prepared to execute Binding for BOOKSELLERS.
pUbLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals
" B. Particular attention paid to reminding Od oooks fs-
riodica hu.c &C.. coed style snd at reasonable rates.
,bc, po,;cs RI
cSs- water Cure.-J. Shew NJ. y. CT author on wa.
.er Cure o Fourths Broadway, regarding the sTscn
nv tar the most RATIONAL efficient and safest IN Oil diseases
practices acccrdngy-lo,A0at drugs of any Kind Dr. >
makiHy arrangements etsbliihmsnt IN which
cary GU, TIE system rorc fully. The advised gEaiu
on.y. hT23n.
~ TEoCssur's Clay Metal.-to' sue u the
The Medallion Is IN acknowledged likeness ana p0!ohnee
nas;erp,ace PIca SIC per hundred Orders rom LAY
Clubs solicited. "Ai
~ EIu:;aai Lifo Insurance Company or
Ne-.-YortxTh Institution. daTins Inc month OF tCsu'
has issued o:iy-sx aU!c.es si=:
To Merchants and Traders. - 10 GleisyGeh
Clerk LAWYERS.
Brokers Pnysic:iIs
House Officers. .Eriltfs
umsar Deulers | =" Teachers
observation-disclosures Collectors ..............
Rak | stittluuers.
iSh,rers Livery stable Keepers.
of Work - Posima>ttts
House ,,,.,.,. l ." WatchmskeTs and Jew
>, euers .................
lo'ai L Morris RoBiNS0N President.
SAMUEL HASSAY. Secretary. NJ,
nINIUss PosT. VI. d.. Physician TO the Company 81 I'm
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l,k.srNE Iob r.lNilNls oEEICE.

NJ. lts NASSAu-SrREET.
All siats a Job Painting tEch
pAHo.IrTs. MAMMOTH Sio" b!iia
;..T.Inares LECTURE Bills.
I,grCEs CARDS CONCERT BILLS. fl?a anc
!Ssra.SCs poLIc:Sr, tancy
f.f,Ls Or b.oIsC. fc:.fT:cAi b!Lts
,0iGCJ,l.Re CIRCULARS, meat sc
o; executed &: the Fee of the Tribune 10 L. Ns.sr
.traa;--nrur.iin The Park
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NJ We learn from the New Era that, on las,
,,:oaday, Dir. Knight left this city with requis
', rom the Governor OF this State TO the Execu
We wso New York for The delivery Of one John Boy d.
80 Committed murder in this County about lively,
us ago for which hs was tried, found guilty, and
iS,a Nv eexecued; but I'D ,woprevious 10
IN o'e a4ed upon for his execution, he succeeded
suasng his escape from the County Jail, and ths
fef alIhoiiiies having laseIy been informed OF hi
Pm. arrest aud confinement in Onondaga County
,ons gh' have tsken steps TO bring him back. The
nsrl'ed mans aame was William Hedrick. TIL,
.sf was committed in 1853.
II mi. Reueiile Sent 6
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g TIE HA4rsmsE AND FRANKLIN E1rnrss
h. l. :, new and able Wing paper at Amherst, N. II.
9!'S. & C. Adams.
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ELLEN WoopvILLE; or, Life in 'he
West" is an original novel just published by H. e.
Langley, 8 Astor House. We can't find time 10
read any thing Of the sort till after Election but 9TH
ers may, and we presume this is Il good one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

II "MEMo,R Of the Life and Character of Rev.
AsAHEL NETTLEroN, ID. D. By Bennett TYLER,
D. D."-a fair duodecimo Of 372 pages-has just
been published by Robins s. Smith, Hartford,
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~ The jill, A Novel: BY the Author OF
Cousin Geoiliey,' The Marrying Man. &c. has
jast been neatly published for shilling by the Har-
pers Ifnove!-resding is luxury, it is certainly
very chem one
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rsr- sJ,,.a.i I.ir, Insurance Company OF
--,i. L,stntl,r durc, month OF AGgust.

o'ai l. . NORRIS ROBiNsON, President.
SAMUEL HASsAY. Secretary.
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DRY GOODS.

- ICn PLsiD SILKS-,v. u GREGORY & co. No
III iPns, have inst received from auction case rel
urId GRO, De Naples silks Mt l. Cd ncr y"rd.
Also the hall style Velvet Req do Laire an ent'rel,
md splendid article ri ynrf Ca-n-re d Ec9sse
md Nousena d Lanes in great variety, and NJ nceS chcu
lated general -ntsrcon Also pifrdni Fail obIn
cheap ncn Cambria Hkls lems:tcted AID p'rln Border
from common extra tine purchased very cheap md selling
AZ wonderful tlousekcCpe cunry nIrec;r'
stock nj heeuci and shrtucs consisting OF hl.ached
aud un.euched g. ana Is heavy 10 eAtra fine. A.
prices Ia SUIT The prudent uud economical.
-,.,,,,a-s sl7
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i,ES tUi.i.Sk: nv. tEu.--t ,kssrko b.sk oTo' <
a ssTtItsaf thiEty vi NlcksoutS Bar I
sock TIE of8uckey Peck. and nunoe' S.s wh
powey OF Atcrn attached Inst saturday, - MaIch,
i uas eacO.e-i e,;sr and lost 70 Wal. Tas
bove viii bo PAID By eay'ns Il, ThonpsoaI Office. ~ Wsn
.,..t mrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

u CURIOUS ErlTAPHs-a rare and excellent
collcction-hsve jus, been published III neat min
iaure hook by w. II. Graham 100 Nassau street.
Price l2i cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

- THE NATIONAL GAME OF TIE AMERICAN
EAGLE is the title of new play-board and nova
bles which have been sent us by NJ. H. Newman
We are rather d ct games but this looks as though
il might be amusing 10 those who shall learn il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

"a JUST FINISH gD-EIesan. Nutra Fur Hats tordi-
IA ns!y termed Beaver at the los piiee q 49, superior
S shoy mp OF PrlSean Mueskn CT SO. There Hats
EQUAL in durability ard ias 10 ,hose sold at a. Also an ar
tIcIe nj sg50 O very ne,. dress hat.
AZ In BROWN. Practical Halter. I46 Csne Il
nOMETs-IO cases. co. d aud 20 inel, FOR .ais By
- III ADAMS, TIFFANY & co. isPiae Il,
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20 ECONOMY AND FAsHION,-Thc subscriber hs1
redac.d bis supenof lmtion s s5 ia" on i'f W
I. asoys are aegant Ires= Hat. arg VII compare o-
with hat sod - 30 Hod g. -o constantly
oa nar,nriny ar and silk Of the best quality iafe p.t
terms, and a. the lowest prices 49,,
B. Country dealers supplied By che casa as low, II roe
'we' 'han a''' '''1i w. KELLOGG. la CanaIs,reet.
,rt22n+ r.rrey nf 'Thaunpson STREET
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COMMENCING ON MONDAY AND EVERY EVEN
.ye DURING TIE WICK At THE LYCEUN HALL COR
MA OF IIS.HTikp-sTKsKT AND 5go.DHSsy FEW
Doors sEL0Tv CANAL. ENTRANCE IN I.isekxARo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

~ MEALS HISTORY OF THE PuRirASs, Part
VII concluding Vol. l. has just been issued by the
Harpers. 1t is edited by Rev. J. 0. CHouLEs' a
ripe scholar, sound divine and true man, and Is a
work OF great historical value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

We are rather d ct games but this looks as though
il might be amusing 10 those who shall, learn it.
AMERICAN ISsrlTUTE.-it has been suggested by
members who have recently Joined this association
that The grea, public are ignoran. OF the irite re-
quired for membership and the many important prly
ileges conferred by it. Ii understood, say they,
large portion of our manufacturers, mechanics, and
merchants would join. They have desired it should
be made known by public notice.
The admission fee is three dollars, and two dollars
wear thereafter, PAYABLE the first Of May. Life
membership fifteen dollars. Members are entitled
TO the privilege of attending all the meetings of the
Ios,;,u,e. which are held the second Thursday in
every mon,h-,o debate, vote, &c likewise 10 al
lend lectures and addresses. Also 10 The benefits oil
the Reading Room which is supplied win ABOUT
six thousand OF wei! selected books including t'ie
leading periodicals Of this county, GREAT BRIAN
scotland, France and Germany regularly received
nv the earliest steamers ard packets. Members are
also entitled, with their families, 10 attend the An
NAL Fair. duin. Their continuance. Ali THESE sii'
many other privileges IRE free from cnarss 10 en'-
Those who approve Of the objects are invited to
aprly for admission which must be IN wTi;ips ana
signed by the candidate desiring 10 become mem
Der and stating MS profession or occupation ana ?sc
Of residence. The price Of admission for the lee
nres of single season, free 10 members, have often
trinl.t the yearly dues. Many liberal country gen
tl,nen have become members, others should follow
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-20
Home Affections,

The heart has memories that cannot die
The rough ribs of the world cannot oblle-
rate them, There are memories Of home,
early home. There is magic in the very
sound There is the old tree under which
the llgh,-hearted hoy swung in many sum
mer day, beyond the river in which he
learned 10 swim, there the house in which he
knew parents love, and found Il parents
protection now there is the room in which
he romped with brother or sister, long since,
alas laid in the yard in which he must
soon be gathered, overshadowde by yon
church, whittier with Il Joyous troop like
himself he had often followed his parents
70 worship with, and hear the good old man
who gave him 10 Cod in baptism. Why,
even every school house associated in youth,
tul days with thoughts Of ferule and tasks,
now comes back to bring pleasant rcmem-
brances Of many an attachment, they formed,
many an occasion that called forth some
generous exhibition of the traits of human
nature. There he learned to tell some of
his best emotions. There, perchance, he
first met the being who, by her love and
tenderness in after life, has made a home for
himself happier even than that which his
childhood knew.
There are certain feelings of humanity,
and those too among the best, that can find
an appropriate place for their exercise only
by ones ireside There is sacredness in
the privacy ofthat spot which it were u
species of Dissertation to violate He who
seeks wan,only TO invade, is neither more
nor less than villain and hence there ex.
lists no surcr test of the debascmcnt of morals
in community, Than the disposition TO toler
ate in any mode that man who disregards
the sanctities Of private life. Inthe turmoil
of the world let there be at least one spo
where the poor man may find affection thai
is disintcrcsted where he nav indulge &
confidence that is not likely to be abused,