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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Ann AcKm. Vasmer from Canton and Mscoa Road.
at Whamrna-shps John CostsT, Barlow, Splendid Lend
Talbot si5oas, LaqyIe Grssn bark RsasIdsoa, Fox; Al
Rssoa-b bark thSs HaSG ship ssphff
Stiegz, bark Oscar Ship Probus ed for Manila Nov
the o Psad an
ship with black bali painted III her osetopal bound thro
Snip Brunswick McManus. II days from New Orleans
cotton and provisions. to F q Thurston.
Ship JaGma Mndsor 10 days from Mobile, cotton. TO
ship Liverpool Coffin fiom Alphabetical, cotton, TO Tay
Ship Wabash Stanton 81 days from New Orleans, cotton
and provisions to stanton Frost.
Ship James Perkins, Halls Is days from New Orleans cot
ton aud provisions, to K Mbanss.
Ship Mary Francis Hubbard: from Mobile, aAd the Bar
Ship Bakman, days from Charleston, and
and 1ovson to VIM Nelson Feb A. off Cape Csrnoys
vas in eG9mpl9y with ships f0"ttan and Wabash from
Ship Hudson ase days from Mobile, ISL bales
ship Niagara, Cole IS days from Mobile cotton, to
Bark Rapid " ard from Havana Feb coffee, &c,
Bari Rose ssndish Spencer days from Mobile cotton
Brig Russell Mathews from New Orleans, Feb povi.
Big Eliza Lockwood, l9days from Guayama, R, sugar
Brig Nauvoo Tton % days from St JOINS, R, sugar,
British brig Juno Gbbr % days from Barbados in bal
last to II l. Routh.
Brig Marv Richardson 6 days from Apalachcoa, cotton
TO Post & Phillips.
Brig sullivan, Waite, 6 days from Charleston, cotton and
rice to G Bulkey
Brig Petersburg LaIkin 26 days from Vera Cruz, hides
snece &C. TO Harsous Brothers Co: Lett shIpS New
York dischagiDg Tnpecanoe do; brig Wisconsin Hickey
Laguna 26h schr Teaze for do IN days; snip ln
cennes Buchanan. waiting for the Minister who was e1ect
I'd to few days ship Vandalla, arrived from
Havana, sail next day for Pensacola
Brig Electro, Packard, days from New Orleans 200 hhd
sugar, $50 bbis moias5es, TO Ravens 70,
dad DE- Cuba hhds bbls olassa TO Nesmit
Walsh Left bark American OF and for Portland, loadlsn;
brig frisco loading for Boston.
Brig Susan, Glrard 20 days from Iobasco logwood 10
HargoHs. Brother Co.
Schr Maria NJ Kl0t Warren 70 days from Maya8ueh, X
sugar and molasses TO Mason Thompson.
Schr Danube Rich 10 days from NewOrleahs, ioi hiiaS
sugar, los bbiS mola.ses, 10 Buck X Peters
Schr Friend, Lewis, days from Georgetown, cotton, TO
Post & Phillips
Schr BATAVIA Gkey II days from Cardsuas, Cuba mol's,
sss, TO Thurstop
Scir Crescent Nelson from tastport plaster aud fish to
Smith Boynton. The has been frozs III Hunting Bay
since Jan 49,
Schr Ostrich Ellis 81 days from Mayaguez 4, sugar and
molasses TO S w Lewis.
Schr Mary Gallant Wiett, from Virginia
SAILED.
Ship Salvatis, Cox, New Orleans.
Bark Josephine, Guayama:
Brigs Yo.n Glasgow; Virginia, Mobile; Emily, Charles
ton md cf others.
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F,om the Mar York Courier &. Enquirer.


DopGE's PORTRAIT OF HENRY CLAy-Sand's magnificent
mezzotint likeness of Nj Clay, engraved from the portrait,
painted BY Dodge Ashland June last ready Tor de-
livery The engraving about twenty inches by seven
r-eu and on whole exceedingly spirited fac Stme
of the ogin. picture which We have already said aud take
say again. beyond all dispute the best likeness
the irest likeness of Mr. Clay the and several
Of them deserve high praise but appeal those at all
familiar with the great statesman say whether they have
ever before any thing approaching the accuracy Of hs
likeness Sure we are Of the They did M
Claws likeness only b-nay perfection
as il is in human effort 10 reach-bu the likeness OF the
ia equally
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From the Nc1 York Tribune.

DopGEs PORTRAIT CLAY.-1hr new portrait OF HENRY
Cay painted last by j. w. Dodge has Just been
engraved Steel by H. Sd aud ready tor ielse
~ 10 It's subscribers We hesitate 10 that the I'm.
craving we'll the Painting beyond comparison the pest
OF the many which havS been taken-admirable work Of
RI and egunlsd likeness though many attempts have
been made by competent artists IL at faithful
and more pleasing than other Portrait most every otef
IN kius MIR Clay less comeiy than ne truly is.
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Commercial ana Money Matters

u For sales at The Stock Exchange. ars Commercial
and Money Matters see Last Page.
THURSDAY F. NJ
The feeling at the Board was very buoyant, and
with large sales, prices tended upward.
Exchanges were dull at 81 8 for Sterling, and
30 2S Tor Francs. The supply from the South is still
small, but The demand is equally limited.
Cotton is still going forward to some extent, and
TWO transient ships have been taken up day Id for Liy
epoo Carrying about 1900 bales. The packets ask 3D. and
are filling that If Cotton will so freely we shall
soon the rate OF Exchange down.
The ST. Petersburg, arrived from Vera Cruz, has
so COO Specie.
In the table of the City Banks, Including Brook
lyn gwen lay two since Tie totals omitted The
follo the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-23

THE
BROTHER JONATHAN.

h ,sr,insd It's early popularity-and so great
an. the demand tina, every copy has been sold before
n;.s Of the day Of publication fr the last two weeks
n,hs y. nnmb-1 will please every body Call early OF.
nee 30 Ann street. ,,....,,
All cheap publications for sale and published oy
ssr J. WINCHESTER, 20 Ann-st.
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IN PRESS,
And will be published on Tuesday. FEB ~
HANS OF ICELAND,
OR,
THE DEMON OF THE NORTH.
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF VICTOR HUGO.
ALSO,
Several popular works by eminent authors, which VIII DC
,,ropuced Ia future advertise tnsnts.
THE NEW WORLD,

f this weeks Overlooking with choice and valuable mat
and will be sought after b. its thousand, Of friends with
AZ div 1t contains capital article Oh the early history anu
of the New Netherlands" read before the His
s;I Society By Thonas de Witt, D. D. Diocesan Pop
and immense variety OF Tales Poetry, Editorials &c
s:,s.o;.s s. cents Mail subscribers So yea,.
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From the Lexington Observer {. Reporter.

We have -aId the Opinions expressed o. y=ry ars nun
Der of our czeus connoissuI matters relating 70 ing nhe
sr and they agree Mr. Dodge has succeeded 10 giving
most faithful aud telnratio1 oi tis features de
EXPRESSION OF great Statesman Genius and talent OF the
w highest order have been combined producing TINS mag
,icen picture friends marked Il ap
reaIs as though the distinguished Senator had been ooknS
Camera OBSCURE and the he'd caught The reflected
image upon the IVORY surface where stands and there
famed IL not likeness bot the Senator himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-23

fIREs.-A fire occurred in Boston on the night
y, " The 2lst, which destroyed large unocc!apea'
Sasee- story wooden house on Rchmond-stIeet'
s'a damaged several others slightly.
AT Wilmington, Delaware, on the morning Oh
sae slst, the dwelling of Mr., James Simpson was
considerably damaged by fire. Loss about S3oo
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From The Bcltlmore .qmeriiccn

po.re.,ro OF Mr. CLAY-We have before very splea-
did nortra of Mr. Clay steel BY SADD, OF New
YORK fom painting ~ Mr.. w DoDGE ertA. OF high
I'M. who last fall visited Kentucky fer the purpose of
taking this likeness This therefore, the p2f-
lt Of the has been offered 10 the
public The resemblance IS PERFECT.
The frieuds Of Nr Ci,Y VIII bear mind that this sth-
re1v .sr likeness that has been taken Of him aud OF Its
rIrHrULSEs they decide b. the above conclusive les
timonlals. ,,,.,,c
4 STEVENS 3i3 Broadway or of the Publisher.
J. w. DODGE, 3Ss Broadway,
f,a 3tiseod. Painter and Publisher.
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= General Meeting of the Journeymen

NJ General aleeting of the Journeymen
Printers.-A General Meeting OF Journsymen
Printers OF NesYok will take place the Shakespeare Sd
loon, corner Of William and Daaae-stEeet Oh SATURDAY
EVENING Feb a. hali past o'clock. As Inc Meeting
has for Us object The correction of abuses affect ,h- whole
,ade is earnestly desired that ALL Printers will attend
Ra 2ts
~ Cotton Canvas. COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DUCK. LIGHT RAVENS, for BOAT SAILS,
AWNINGS, SC. Also HEAVY TARPAULlSS. Pa
PERFELTtNGS. % 10 ~ inches wide; BAGGING. PLAIN
and rlled % and +; Lch Also, Grain and Meal Bags
anu ; BRINUKERHoFF. FOX PoLHEMUs,
,5sms So Pine street.
NAPIER, FISHER IL CO.
STRAW GOODS,
l0f1 l34 Pearl-street N. Y Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-23

Nsw JERsEY-The Legislature OF this State
passed bill calling Convention to revise the
Constitution, without submitting the question to
The People An election for Delegates is to be
held throughout the State on the 18th OF March.
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THE
HEW-YORK BUSINESS DIRECTORY
For 1874 and .S5.

THE
NETWORK BUSINESS DIRECTORY
For Is44 and As,
tbs day pu9Soa S 81 e5 sa5s y S,,,B,,,se,
atss fafsqs 6elo~ curt IS
e I Il INES o 91SsF no differ ha s
DURNS AND CLARlNDA-Jus published
- that interesting aad oas looked for CORRESPONDENCE be
Memoir Of Mis- SeLshcSe arranged and edi,et By Ter CD
ITALY prin;e-bound in co;h VII, Portrait Of Burns en-
bossed IN gsd on the csveT II is eys1y way equal TO the ns
iish I'd which sells fer 8 .
Mr.; a new Edition CT wlLLETT's Old ARIII
MsTIC. inst published. jaie II Is
1'HE HUTCHINSON FAMILY on their return
from ,he South, respectfully TO the citizens
MN, o.s W. s1T E&S$sriESTAlSNEST
Nc February 6 when viii be Introduced their choice
nrducoas which have received the appreciation OF the
"l Tissstss asSl iify Cents
sIj g p 3 had At Asws HSv,f Mie:,
Miles a Z, the Ticke; oee of the Sslooa on the sSsans
To commence quarter Before O'clock
PROGRAMME.
ssa ass;lss gS~ T. VA nsss
New Qaarie;te-Sly mothers BibIs-wors by F Morris
Qa,ers-we arr happy s and e-suhees from R4ins
Hutchinson.
Solo-RecollscaorS of home.
Qu.rree-L and OF Washing ton-Woyds by G. P. Morris
ESQ Arranged rs QuaItettse by Hutchinson
New QuaF'ette-Excelsor-Wor BY Henry w. Lonsiel.
low, Esq
OF by Hutchinson.
Qgartete-feaeeul siumberinG en- the ocesn-Masic BY
Gomez
Trio.Rock ew4y-Worls BY Henry john shaype-Melsdy
By Russell
Quartere-Once time the Origin of Yankee Doodle
het Duta
Of the Sons and Daughters of the Ttoe of Jesse from
David 10 Asa. 23t Sc
SPEAKING AUTOMATON-This wonderful
~ and ingenious work the production OF sereea years
unemltte labor and anatomical study which has won the
fullest admiration OF the eminent Professors and hys
clans both Europe and .4mercG viii be exhibited by Mr.
FABER the inreior, IN person, and after " ednsSd
eS every day (Alonday evening excepted em |? o'clock
IN the Morning O'Clock P NJ. and from O'Clock
the Evening Exhibition Room iI3 Broadway, corner OF
Lispenard-strset entrance in Lispenard-street
7dmst:ace-30 Cents Children under lG years half rcc.
feb9 lwis
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| NN7ANTED-An American or Protestant lrlSh
w Young Woman capable of dong the homework Of a
ms family Apply 90 Burton street near Bedford north
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CLEARED,

,y B1Iss ,;ontpesr stackpoe New Orleans Sssmith
BTigs Edinburgh Croker, New Orleans Nssrth &
Tsh ,Msslsslppi Csna Cedar Key Nesmish Walsh
hey Badger Peck Wilson Fuller Cobb, Savannah Dun
Schrs Diamond, HaIlock Newbern, Nj Platt ST Helena
Miken. New Smyrna. Nesmith * Walsh; Manett4 Burr
Knapp, Richmond Allen Paxson: Ae1andria, Parker, Phi
!dslphIa, AicCreldy q Coz Julia Nancy. Sterling.
New bern Splendid Howes, Boston: Sisters, Small Phila
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-23

| MTANTED-By person who has been In the
w Tailoring business Tor the last four yeas situation
IN fashionable tailoring establishment has large circle OF
acquantaucs and good which he command
note addressed TO at s office Will be attended to I'M
neLiatalr e232tls*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-23

The Garck viii sail from Liverpool the llth of April
Persons wishing send for their friends, have them
brought this magnificent Packet any of the regular
line sailing the st 9Th llth 10th, 2st aud nth Of every
month Drafts for amount payable demand without
discount, all the principal towns Of England, Ireland.
Scotland Wales constantly for sale above. The Hot
tinguer wall succeed the Rochester, and sail on the 2s
srct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-23

@ The New-Jersey Loco-Focos held their
Stale Convention on the 22d, and elected the loi-
loving gentlemen Delegates to the Baltimore
convention State-Messrs. Joseph Edsal and
Richard P, Thompson. Districts James
Ward James NJ Har,shorn, Phineas ?. kennedy,
Geo w. yroom and Peter Bentley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-23

TT NEW LINE or PACKETS FOR LIVER
yS pooI-Packet Of Goth Feb-The splendid aud favor
SaaHz.ts Packet Ship GARRICK, (l,6OO tons barthen)
Capt. B. j H. Trask will sail Monday, 2sth February,
her regular Gay. The ships of this line being ali 1000
and upwards persons about embark Tor the Old Country
Will fail the advantages be derived from selecting
this line preference any other their great capacity
renders them way comfortable aud convenient
than ships of smaller class and their accommodations II
we'll known others Those wishing TO
secure beths should fail make early application
board orto w y J. Y TAPoCOTT,
Ar rhair( Cone, Pas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-23

"a lofts TO LET To let, the spacious Lofts
Sf No. % William street, being central location they
well adapted extensive importing or domestic
of iw. C. o. HALSTED, % Wiam-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-23

[ssR FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE FOR
Elm CITY Pfoperty.-a modern story brick house.
S2 6 by 10 feet with basement aud attic, situated IN the
City OF New Brunswick y. j. The hou.e finished in the
most convenient manne the parlos have Egyptian marble
manes, and black Crates the LOT four acres
high Of cuuvaoD with variety Of fruit, &c. the
situation not surpassed by any the vicinity, command
ing extensive view o, the surrounding country, aud Is
within fsH minutes walk Of the Railroad and Steamboat
landing For further particulars apply
ANTHONY j. BLEEkER & CO.
Anon M III mar Vail atr-at
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THE FAIR, THE FAIR.

4 SPACIOUS AND SPLENDID SALOON,
over one hundred feet in length has been opened
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FURNITURE NOTlCE-Soa Betis,e2ds. NC
4 + COTTON would inform all who arr IN want Of Far
ritur Of any description that he prepared to furnish aud
has c1nsf3ntiy on han very large assorsens, Including
5iliy aud economy wthou. har equal The public
avsd 70 call ard eamce thcn-si,c. All ether kinds OF
Sofas always hand!
fhose breaking heusskee wishing 70 sell all or
portion OF their FURNITURE viii find ready sale by send
ing line caling upon the subscriber.
Sales 81 Aactlcu faithfully attended
au26isu +. COTTON. ii3 Fulton and 81 Ann
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-23

COAL, COAL!!-Selllng of In consequence OF
~ the expiration Of the lease the best quality Of Peach
Orchard below the market price, at Oi Washngton-steet,
near Spring. ! 20 I'm iwis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-23

ScENE IN THE MISSISSIPPI LEGIsLAruRE.-A
letter from jackson TO the Vicksburg Wing, ia
'sa February S,h, says
At abou, II O'Clock, the cry of fire was raised
IN the street and member Of the House rushed
lalo the aisle, and in stammering voice SAID,
Mi. Speaker, move that the House take re-
cess OF fifteen minutes, sir, for the Capitol is on
me- Here was general rush for the door, and
every body went tumbling for the street. AT
sooat the same instant, member of the Senate
announced to the President, The Capitol is on
a,e; to which the President replied, The hell 1t
Sand left his scat with the speed of grey
mound. believe it was nothing moro than the
sot burning In one Of the chimneys.'
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RICHARD VAN DYKE Jr., Aueuoutsr.

-, N!!attStU Wy u ~, Jfl AuctiontsE
:3tRSMPIORY SALE TO CLOSE \ CON
CE.RN WITH AN INSURANCE COMPANY
ANTHONY J; BLEECkES Y co. viii sell I, Public
Auction. 10 lhe highest bidder WEDNESDAY, 2sth lay
OF February 1874 AZ - O'clock The Merchants
~ LOTS or GROpSD embEasinS 5 on The Second Ave
ns, with the Of and % Lots al
joining the south side OF Twenty nth street. between ths
Secesd and Third Avenues, and extending within i6 feet
OF the Thru Avenue; the Lots a5ou, IS deep Sewers
extended up the Second and Third AveGsts The
high ohd ground with The Cotcu watsr laid through the
SANE and built the north side opposite 20 this property
- cent the purchasers
with the Company bud and have 81
main OF the purchase money and three-ioprS OF Of
building additional en- mortgage.
Maps of the Lots and Plans of Building be had the
Auconeer Office CATER Thursday peIt,l No Bro.d,.
Wall.stIt.t ia l2Sth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-23

POOIS AND SHOES Wilson Il johnson,
~ John Hutchings have their store
ircm l2o 10 l2 Chatham where they will open Saturday
the most elegant store with thu splendid stock of Boots
and Shoes OF other in the city Of New York cheap
than they be baught any where the United
Great Britain. all spring fashions. fr233t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-23

ssA FOR SALE.-A Farm CT % acres of first
a rate garden land in Westchestsr, the Boston Post
4s road, 20 miles from the City Hail. IN y. aud miles
from Ha REM. and within five minutes walk Of the Railroad
On The place dwelling house farm houses. barn
running through the farm and it 200 grated fruit
trees Apples Peaches Pears Ounces Plums and cher
with Currus and cherries Strawberries abund
anc and various other productions portions woodland
which If Will produce cords consisting Of Oak
Hickory and Chestnut The premises ar. offer on very mo-
derate terms One halt Of the purchase money may remain
bond mortgage The above farm the property
of Goyeueut Morris and has been kept for the last years
Market GARDEN. For further particulars apply
ANATOMY J. BLEEKER x CO. Auctioute
No Broad near Wall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-23

"A TO LET-Apartments, either iafnlsled or
M unfurDlshed in the house No. 433 Pearl ST 20 DOCK
LIE Chatham -posse.son Immediately given II Ie-
CURED. ,.;,r ;,r,,;o
The room, have formerly been occupied Tor tins business
or 70 sdy without small children generous propos
oc viii be made ecabpg her tc meet neg rent oy er own
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-23

y A S / 4 E II P.
Aarrarive of the Capture Of SLAYER in the South Paci
Oceap-u of most horrible details of this accused traffic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-23

1 TO LET FROM THE 1st OF MAY-The
PIPER part Of house No 50 LauIens street between
s1 Broome and Spring, consisting Of front and PACK
room With pantry between, back basement with pantry
attached and or bedrooms Will let small family
Moderate terms. Apply 10 PETER ROONE, on The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-23

I'D FOR SALEM THE CITY OF NEWARK
"a A House and 2l acres Of Land, situated IN South
4 Broadstreet No liz The House IS Is feet froot bX
Deep 81 stories high with large piazza IN me rea and wei
nis-d throughout Also good Stables t5uItl ssss. &c
TO the premises Fog further particulars inquire oil
SAC NICHOLS conner of William and Washington
tr-.ts or of WILLIAM PAUL, on The premises ,,,,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-23
PAINTING. 9

( ons N,N 4 HUI l.. HOUSE. sIGN AM
4 MI kENrAL PAINTERS, NJ 10 w.
Htmsa p ~ always prepared with HE host
S"sn and msiesial 10 execute all orders in lhelr
! ne best ssyls and a, the lowest rates.
ma uescs'peion Of SIGN PAINTING RGIL.
'O'e y The best manner. may 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-23

r9Ay WHAT g,floG 0WrsT-Thosa
of nv old customers Who are edll indebted
10 me fpartienlaflv those VIC can nnd OUGHT 10 pny
At aas iinle,2 vii please be 50 md rs 10 settle
f25s aaennais. | cnndldiY Wont money. and it is
. dame n expect a man Ia be egefla 'iaelY a5aniGg
iar @i.af IS iqstiy dae h,m. J SGNsENEY.
inn %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-23

YE STNS-75 Hail Chests Young Hgson Tea; 65
Half ehesls G07eowder ard lmferial Tea.
Hseofyed md for sale hv
i'm 6 CRANGIE& BNIFYS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-21

ton, CT become charges on public or private
charity. All this Tine they mg5. work, asd
they would WORK. b1: work t5ey cannot find
An Erie Railroad might be bril, evs7y two years
by the Lator which Is lost 70! want of desired
cInpioymsn: in cur State a.oEe and the denor-
alization, loss Of enorgy and ifequen. u;ler1Uin
of the Involuntary lie, arc sill mare fearful
calarajties. Wherever Work slackeas, there
Crime directly inarease;. and thus We 60 or,
making droaes, d-uakar;z, thieves and bu,glsFs
out Of those Who would be honest and useful i
Education and oqPo,tur5ty 10 Labo. were but
guaranteed them. And vhy shsll they cot be
Society pays millions 70 support as P2rper5 c.
or punish as Ions those who would need nei-
ther charity nor punishment if Work were but
secured them. The icle fingers would gladly
feed the empty stomach and clotke the naked
backs If chance vere afforded them. Shall it
not be we tell yon, NIessrs. coylers, whether
in Backwo33 81 elsewhere, that IL i'cc5Hlss Jon
to devise and execute 5eitcr mcans OF curing the
Physical woes OF mankind raihe. than stand
coldly carping a: the suggesiocs Of the Four e.
ties. For this great work of securing oppo,.u-
nifty and Brad to every child Ct Adam is get 10
be accomplishment whether it come through
our plans or orer them, we shall rej5ice. Do
you, then, cease your icy criticism and set TO
work in that better way Implied in your cavils a;
our suggestions You will encounter no snec,s,
no scofs from our ranks, bu: hearty sympathy
and generous appreciation
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LEECHEs! l.EECHEs! LEECaEs

THE be-; OF SWEDISH IEECEES ing. ard medium
80 imports! By o. \. 3 h H.ITE . john street
1- s. from :i!s dfa IT ONE SHILLING EACH. N a1y
nunn.y To suit su-cfassS following pleC=-,
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corner of Broadway and Ec;h street, J. b. Intds- -
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