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

Az HUMBLE CoNrEssloN-The Oaondaga
Standard, q stanch Van Buren, paper, IN reply 10
the threats of the Charleston Mercury thus pleads
for . more favorable consideration from the ''chy
aIry'' of the Suuth:
I've have suffered ell kinds of reproachea from ou- orpo
at home for the annetln men oG parry mas
Southern and Southern II 'SesSih wv CliIcs
Of the popliaon the wealth the nteEenGe and al a Is
;d %f the oy.rnment patronage while the tiEiem
have paid mere than thirds Of The revenue necessary 10
sSn,S ysoiu,ians and iufa5sd ourselves rariey Of
ways, TO ,ohich Il IS t1hang eren 10 T,sI vi q s =,
dee hat would 90 honor OF Fo1's martyrs Aud
now after al his-at= having voted oI four SOUTHERN I
sf1S o, 81 mc as he wh
Huniliating as is this confession, It Is none the
less so for beng in strict accordance with the
truth The North has been trodden down.
spurned and treated with every possible lndlgM
~. But the Standard should have told its read
ers. for whose benefit, and at whose commands
these sacrifices have been made. The blame
rests not with the Charleston Mercury, nor with
the faction which II represents. New York has
herself to thank FOR her own degradation. 10
secure the advancement OF Y AN buren,, the North
was hulniiiat edto curry favor WITH the South.
New York, through her representatives., basely
endorsed the bargain, and the Standard has
graphically described the dlshonorabie result
The South only grew bold, because 1t dealt with
cravens. These cravens were the suPpllant tools
of The .Northern man with Southern principles
The standard was remiss gain in withholding the
whole truth. 1t should have informed the peo-
pie that this same5VAN buren,, It's idol, again
seeks to sell the North for Southern votes
Again do his followers IN Congress and elsewhere
socoad bis efforts But the past VIII suffice tor
lhe people. They have taken the matter INTO
Their own hands, and by theii votes next fall they
vii tell the Sage Of !lndenwald, that however
he may choose to sell himself and his followers,
they VII have no part nor lot IN the matter.
Albany Eve Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

~ GERMAN WITHOUT y MASTER, IN SIX easy
lessons. This is one OF the series on the French,
Spanish. and Italian Languages. OF course, ii is
impossible to get any language in six lessons, ard
leas, of all the lnotty German. Yet tins work SIM
pGGes the principles of the language amazingly,
ard Will be a great help TO the student. The diff
farcnt pronunciatons of the letters IRE given by
English words better than VIC supposed they could
be- There is one exception, however: Is gwen
the same as the English w, whereas in German 1t
is q combination of the English and ". Pub
lished at the Office of the Brother Jonathan
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The wing Almanac for the year s44.

The Iyhir Almanac for the year 1874,
This valuable Register of Political e. ens is now
ready. 1t contains the usual Calendars and Astro-
nomical calculations, made for every meridian from
Maine to Louisiana. A List of the Government Elk
ecutive officers of the United States Judges of the
Supreme Court, &c. with their Salaries COM
plete List Of the Members OF the present United
States Senate and House of Representatives,
ranged according TO their respective Stacs and the
politics of each Member designated; History of the
Tariff; Past and Present Tariffs; Comparative
Statement OF the most important articles bearing
specific duties as imposed by the acts OF 1916 1924,
1928, 1882. and 1872; THE PRESENT TARIFF LAW
OF THE UNITED STATES, being the entire law on
that subject it finally passed Congress on the
30,h day OF August, 1912: (this document alone is
worth more than the entire cost of tho Almanacl
A National Bank, with Extracts from Dir. McDu-
fe's Report; Projection TO AMERICAN INDUS
TRY-Irs ExPEDIENCY AND NECESSITY, BY THE
Hon. CHARLES HUDSON OF Mass. This valuable
and useful Essay occupies II pages. lis facts,
Illustrations and doctrines ought to be understood
bv every citizen who takes interest in the cause
of American Industry and the prosperity OF the pco-
nle of the United States; Extracts from MIR. Clay 8
Speech on the Public Lands. These extracts &C.
cupy several pages and are sufficient to give gen
era view of this interesting subject. Anecdotes CT
Politics and Politicians, never before published.
ELECTION RETURNS, by States, Congress
sional Districts and Counties. These Returns are
the fullest and most complete which have ever been
published. They were prepared al great labor and
at considerable expense expressly for the Wing Al
marac They will be constantly referred to during
the coming year. as they show not only the returns
Tor the present year but also those l84O; Times OF
holding Elections in each OF the States; Popular
Vote for Mr.. Van Buren, and Gen. Harrison in 1886
and in 1910; The number Of Electors OF each State
in l34C and the number to which each State Is en-
tiiled in 1914 Tables of the Population, Debts,
Governors and Chief Justices OF the several States
Anecdotes of Mr.. Clay, John c. Adams, Col. John
son, &c. &c.
~ The price OF tie Wis Almanac is the as LIST
rss notwithstanding contains a5oat quarter more
matter Single coplss l.! Cents 81 Per dozen; s. Per Vo
O.dsrs must be accompanied BY the cash Posra.:TESs
s;ir,ing free OF postage, 81 for dozen copies vail Be
.ntied 10 copy gratis. contains Il sheets and SUD
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r. Health, t2ulo,. and CoInTort-The Ora
oRss % Ssrcaystt-e New proteTs adsaaI.s.
.ie .lGe, oseIs. Il shgioiy located o. c. and airy
ie very hs part Of tie city, sad II tbs
sart.-H aud net ws ~ tsbie supplied
r:i.i lie bvs VEGETABLES aad SEis5 procured,
.iuia entirely Animal FOOD and stimulaGts c al kinds.
,rfs moderate aud ever effoT: MADE render BodeI
s,rfS!t.he Shower Baths Remember, 81 Barclay
street. lyon
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HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENTS.

x ALIABLE GIFT BOOKS John S. Tai
LOE Co Publishers and Booksellers, Brick Charch
Chapel Is Nassau STREET or hand large and choice
lection OF valuable Books IL various style. OF binding suita-
BILE tor p!esstsiEcuiaS moral and religious works,
moirs and Sabbath School books Bibles,
TestaICents, Prayer Books, sc. sc.
B-Any valuable books TO be had in New York, FUR
nlsled by > Co at the lowest Sh prices die SIS
4 \ AGENCY OF the PRESBYTERIAN BOARD
Aot Publ cation established the Brclchurch Cha
pei New or wh=e all the Books of the Society BE- OBJ
tanned on the same terms in phadeph The friend. OF
the church aie invited send eir orders and foster this
teIpnse.
The Presbyterian Almanac FOR Si. on sale the Deposit
Ory which every Christian family ought 10 have, it be-
eyed 20 contain valuable matter ;an Almanac pub
iished IN the country.
Also constant supply of the Hymn Book Of various
sizes, qualities ard prices. Is Park Row. dig In
4 r TWENTY CENTS PER NO.-}lanpet'S
"A Illuminated Edition Pictorial Bible It The cheap
Bookstore 30 Nassau-st Il BLANCHARD $50 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

THIRTY YEARS AMogG TIE PLAYERS II Eng
LAND AND AmlRlcA---Ihs is e neat 8yo. volume,
Just published By hcssrs. Harper Brothers, com
p.ising the theatrical rccocctions OF the celebrated
comedians Joe Cowell. Il avery cmusing work,
and affords lively pic,ure Of the habits and Incl
dents Of Thespian life. Many Of tie most popular
members OF the profession figure IN Its pages. The
price is twenty five cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

~ Curtis on THE PRESERVATION OF LIGHT
has been neatly published for shilling by Burgess
& S,rinser 1t is well worth the money to every
one who has eyes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

- Part T. Of The Complete Works of Shak-
speare, with Its two sweet orgrovings, is on our
table The levers Of Shakespeare should 81! have
this edition of their fa,orite author Burgess (,
SiringeI, 22:2 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01
Iiterarp oticcs.

e BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE for December has
been issued in their usual handsome style by l..
Scott & Co., ll2 Futon-st., the legal and just sue
ceszors OF the old republislng concern OF Foster,
taen lever, then Mason. 1t is strong OF course.
Marson is one Of the best stories Of the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

- THE FAMILY WAsH-BooK, q neatly SO; up
account-book for domestic purposes, IS sold by Z.
4. Mesier, 223 Wall-streel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

q ESaco Chance for Prin:er!-.rhs interest
:ot .bie Daily and Weekly Nswsp1, aelsme: %
We.tsr. Offered for sale The crcal4tian
may bs ascertain-,i OF the Editor Of The Tribune
ala,sri IS A practical lTiasT ed,or Of cash E
.c-, yoUld nd The insTss; u 20 his d2T LIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

100 SILK GHUWEkS-A RARE CHANGE
The subscribers, executors, &c Of the ,- john Psthe
lie ri sI years growth located It Paterson wJeTsey,
Where oansbins SIX Mandatory now in oe1,
,% Tonmdon favorable terms Or they would lease The
whole 10 responsible person disposed 70 engage IN the BUSH
ness ABM. GOODWIN,
Az owS.t D. BURNETT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01
! SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC RESTC RER
AND BtAlfTlFItR
TPIN, n0TTIts-THREE sulLLlNGs.

TEl-AL DOITLE s-INKEE sEILLINGS.
TO THOSE who haye used Jones Coral Hair
Restorative lrow It's eScrlIen, Qusltisso those who
have NOT say tat tn fact Of selling thre, shilling
hottas must rreye the ruth OF our asnen-snt that we
AFRAID Of persons Ning slntii pity hrs We
varrut it TO possess the following 4uats,l VIII loie"
;hs hair to gov wh-!e Nstu lnts'@ed ha 70
row. stop ia ing of, scuf dRntEut, and mska
lst grew hair grow dark For rsig the h.r sof:
ad silky nothing exceed this makes truly osauu.
l and keeps -. Il IS INDEED, the economical Net
SUPERIOR article made or the l, Su!d-puce 3orS shii'
hugs to;Iisit the sign the American Sage 20 chah ne
,rreet, Yore. tlto BROOKLYN; S,'etrf.
Boston; Ledger Buildings, Vh4ierioi @7 k',g.s,r'ct.
l.narlss,on : u dAO I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

ITNION DOOR SPRlNG.-ThoSc who regard
~ couforr. and srcu rly fond Il taking cold By
door ttrs cSryesy eft ocn, would consult economy
we'll h-slh ~ har tins desirable aad much improved
u4ins attached their doors. For sale 81 John
S orders may a',o r. len have them adjusted nso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01
REFINED SUGARS.

Est ~ Ed SUGARS,
At THE FOLLOWING Low CASH PRICES
gE7OOLSEY u WODt.SEY offer their stand
- 4t laay Dou5le Refined Sugars as follows, namely
Loaf II: cents ger y '7hen les saen pacsases arg
E,si.sS. p aSitioasi
tie above ,re packed - follows:
s ss::. sS S$i: :s s5 =: e.ss packages
Apply the NewYor Patent sasaG siaeIy corner OF
South and Mon, gorerystraeis, a. 81 W il.itIset
y D.0rd.rs Q: the mast be accompanied or
remittance 90 IN
FF7EAS.-200 chests Souchons; 2JJ half chests
4 do
$50 hall chests Mig Yong .souchonS
81 90 Capcr SOuchons
10 chest, fine Alohee Powchon..
20 ancy boxes fine Mohae Souchons.
loo chests Hys'n.
10 aucy boxes Hvson, fine.
go half chests do.
400 chests Hyson Skin.
81 half chests superior Gunpowdsr.
SO do DO Imperial.
Ali country packed and OF late Impo-tation.
For sale b. GRINNELL, MlNTURS & CO.,
d. # 70 South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

NOR SALE OR LEASE.-Thrty-tw Lots Of
4 Ground at tsrmuS, IN j. bounded by jersey Avsnne.
md Erie Hsimus aud South about mile from
Jersey City For particulars, inquire at No. az Chatham
t,pe, d2 2m~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01
CHRISTMAS
MD "a e. WV T. = e /.

COUTHOUY Il MEYERS, }4l Broadway, are
~ Just opening OF the richest stock Of Goods, suitable
Tor the season found in the City, and respectfully invite
their friends aud the pubic TO call and examine Among
BOUQUET and MATCs I0LDERS, and PORCEl AIN
SHADES fO5 Lamps, 10 be eund no where else III New otK
with great variety of PAPER Hleche Goods aud articles Tor
the Toilette Of the richest description.
States Of Bron2ed and Or-mou Chandeliers; Centre, Man
tel Solar elecr0;y?s fountains, Bracket and Reading
Lamps; Candeiabra Girardoes BacSet Branches and an
tesucks, III every variety OF pattern. CABIN .oOLAR
Packets and Ships all OF their Manufacture, and
Tor which they were awarded the GOLD MEDAL at the
late Fair of The American Institute co Ban
NEW YEAR CAKES! New Year Cakes! New
IN Year C ,ke..!-JONAj BUMBERT bess leaS. 10 in
form his friends aud thu people this city and vicinity that
he vi, keep hand durlps The HOLIDAYS excellent asso!
rnent of knckerbOcker New Year Cakes {Ct make
d23 tj.l" JONAS HUBERT, Baksr, % JaIaes 81,
DINE APPLE PRESERVES, &c.--lG0 jars
webbing from 80 lbs Of superior Pine Apple Sweet
meats at Is per h. mach superior the " India Also
general assortment Il F.us Vines &c &c suitable Tor the
Holidays for sale a reasonable pEicGs by .,,,-.,
j2l tiASSN r.R Z OF H1 l32 Chatham ST
DEFINED SEGAF.S.-R. l.. & A. STUART
o!fe ,r sale he qualities Of their Teaed Sugars,
Quantities OF hTs packases and upward at The following
staadsfd Dapb- Lost scsay, IL cent, pound
{i n,ns - -
Ground sus %G,% I'd quality. ia :"
h. above a1s packed fellows, without charge FOR pack
age:
Loaves IN bpxas Of zoo.
Crushed ~ barrels OF go.
t5ruuGG IL batrcis OF 700.
Apply az tn ReGperY No zSJ reeG"cn Corner o ar!
hers 0Ies OUT CT he city mast be accompanied Dy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

PHILADELPHIA EMPRESS .-Elessrs HARM
1 DEN & CO. connection wi,h their Boston and Prov
!ence Lines Of Express aud European Agencies, Two
tally LINES Of Express Fli,dephia. connecting with
Ga;nor aud Washington and all The important ues to til.
and Wfht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

- The ECLECTIC MUsEUM.-The January
number of this excellent magazine comes to us en-
bellished with an excellent likeness Of T. B. Mac
>aulay--a mezzotint by Sartain. We welcome among
the articles the continuation Of "Reminiscences OF
,,en and Things Adventures in Texas from
D!eckwood is an exceedingly exciting tale Then
there is Sir Isaac Newton and his Contemporaries,
Jean Jacques Rousseau, &c. 6c.-nlaking ii all in
al a rich number
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

Particular attention VIII be paid the transportation and
delivery Of small and valuable parcels with the utmost e3a
y and de.rstch cases, large o.cels &c despatched daily
al before NJ Small parcels wiz be received until pass
,p9 ~ HARNpEN * co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

rOLORiNG OR DYING HAlR.--WAITt,
" RED, az GREY II AIR chsnSyd 10 DARK brown %
or s. bottle >ign The tmeycsu Et2ly, 50 Chathsz
BmokIyu d20 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

TE1O IRON MaSTERS.-l or sale, Mill Sites
i. the immediate neishooLhool iBitumaops Coe a:d
Ir,n One Of the first quality in Pen senia.- nearest PORT
70 tds water ,yers such Coal and found osetsT-
Til complete with Philadelphia a4c 5ai,
nr4 bv an.ls and Rsyay For Pamphlets descriptive OF
the properly and farther Information spF% e ATi46sd
al 40 &c Merchants Exchange, Ns-Y
where may seen -cens Of The coal and also, maps
aa H; SeSa1'' % --' " r. CASEY Civil Engineer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

yINHE. undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, VIII
/ make Slrysys Estimates ofeos., and reports for hai
Bridges Ct every description with plans and Specifications
TLey III and compute cu5ical quantities Of earth
or rock enats the cost Of removing the same they VII
,er available aud Of openng and quarr.s. The?
I'LL make drawings and specifications Of Improvements ~
ch;nes ard aid inventors procuring letters PATENT the
sarvces OF Dr. Thomas p Jones have been secured Tor
business requiring personal attendance at Washington
wiz &C. agents for the sale OF Letters Patent Also %; MILE,
Mines, Quarres, Machinery. &c.
address either of the undersigned 90 Merchants, En-
change. New York EDWIN JOaHSUN,
nioSms WILLIAM z. CASEY
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chests Souchong; 2JJ half chests
GENUINE TEAS!
THE CANTON T "a co NJ PA y Y

THE CANTOSTEA COMPA&V
Principal Store l2l Chctham-sreet, Nstp, York.
Branch Store 3lS bLeecksy-Street, y T.
Agency Of l6 FultoE-street, BrooEtyi =,
Also corner Of Main and TGn Houonst Peterson. ~
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND
country families and purchases the approaching holt
days in gnsrs iIe.1 sye5al establish where they
think will be found By far the best selection OF and una
dutrraed Teas III, United States The uaiTefsa pg-
larty o; ieir House reference TO hi7 quail,
tues low pices and u-hr eeliss, is too well understood
10 render further comment .ecessary. NJ,
Original and only warehouse for !hs saaof Hoqua black
Tea Observe !nctaugeS VIII b. pa .ticuia 10 feaein-
Der tn number Of the principal store Chath3I stret VIZ
2 be ;Teen Pearl AID seeking lor T. they
liable 10 be led astray b. little just started IT lOt
Ch..n-stIee leT. door 20 LonaIds Snuf and Tobacco
Store under the OF Canton Tea StUr. The public
W also take notice tina; tie Canton Tea Com
plry have nothing do with any ether stores whatesSr
except described athe top Of lhs advertisement az I'm
4 LII KINDS Or FLOUR, ell whoit sale and
y retail at the Cfeto, AIilis, 245 Famy
Wheat Eour; do; Prime Southern do Pearl oed Hominy
Wheat; Graham Flour made OF superior heatA-pt con
.nty hand in large Quantities l. sun aak@fs anc rocs!'
and az the lowest market prices.
The ABOVE articles also put up II small bags 81 MY eha
sGie ices Kept continually fresh or hand by di" supply
Also on hand ct reail-shp saf, Short, g. at the
Mills as ChS.y-srreet, doors beioW tEaSer,
os ;rf fECKER & BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

T AIDES, DON'T USE COMMON CHALK, II
looks bad iuures the shn. and makes 1t iooh yellow
Try JortSs Spanish Lily White; gives the face neck
pare e.Ike alabas,sT whltensss sc.4 At !he 'sn o,
80 Fulton street snd Stl Atlantic BROOKLYN. 40 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

INTEREST ON CITY STOCkS.-Ihe Interest
L on the PUBLIC STOCKS Of the City Of New York. du.
aud payable Feb ISL S4i will De paid on that day BY L
Lawrence Esd Chuberl4m OF the City At h's olcs IN the
Bank Of tie STATE Of New York
above Wi be paid that day, the Compuoer's Office.
No Hall of Records, Park.
Ths Transfer Book. Will be closed Saturday Jan sth.
1874. o'clock Y. NJ
, For the accommodation Of Stockholders, transfers viii
hereafter be permitted during the close Of the books tASc
effect TO the lst day of the month following
ALFRED 4. SMITH Comptroller.
Cnmrirniler's Office. Newly ORR Dec. "a 1913. dSO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

An HuMpLn CoNrEssIoN.-The Oaondaga
Standard, a stanch Van Buren, paper, IN reply 10
the threats of the Charleston Mercury thus pleads
for Q more favorable consideration from the 'chv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01
COAL ASH SITTER
RITI : 2 ! I L, Y u

= = =
An INVALUABLE ARTICLE FOR Ell
= -TTyTp PRIVaTr F.WIIIES OR PUBLIC IN.
STiTUTIONs-by pur,ins your Ashes aid CindeIs IN a
one end Of the machine and giyi2s crenk 81 the
i,s end lev turns you VIII n the materials separa;
shes n one dawsr and the cI1de.s snothe.at tina
~ ting not particle OF dust during the opeI.
alton. , y r., c,,I
Nc viii screen BARR: ei coal ashes II. ninates
20, 5 hotal size viii Go the amount OF work II
IN Unprecedented demand The above artlcl has COM
lied MI IL Ia4clinsry for TX mandatory?
Vow in use Ia The $50. house franklin House, American
HORT and o- of our public institutions, Is well a.
49, nun 5e, OF priyz:c families.
ia 80 South William st.cet and
Is S;on- 81. eel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

PREPARED aud sold wholesale and retail and for EXPECTATION
by A. b. SANDS I CO, Druggists ana Chemists ofsa,,s
Yogk Sold al.e by B. SANDS DrSggisSis Nos 70
Fulton street David Sands Co. No n East BttndMs
out The Uni;ed States. Price per bottle SIX bottles g.
Th-pubc are respectfully requested remember thot IS
Sands that a and constantly achieving such
remarkable cure. Of tn. most difficult class Of diseases 10
WHICH the human frame subject and ask for Sandss Sar
s,gariila, anu take no ohel aE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

TOALS-Large nut size S5; stove IS Is; and
" fresa broken and egg IS per from the yard corneT
of King and Green Consumers may rsiy get
nag the Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal well screamed IL
the ward end delivered the above prices for cash. educ-
ton Of Is cents per will be given if taken direct from tbs
h",ts n22m PETER CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

NTEW ORLEANS PACKAGE EXPRESS
~ Through in from 10 20 IS Days i..-ADANlS CC.
having ~, their IN successful opeatoa Tor
era, mouths, prepared receive and forward tr-weeky
Packages New OeAn, by the central route IN the aoovs
unprecedented time For further information please apply u
the Office No. ! Wall st
n. B. Packages for al the intermediate cities Will Dc Dc
t,v.rsl !, murh lea, ,rae Than b. any other Inc d5tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

SUGARS--loo hcgsheads landing this morning,
d2o Girls NELL MfNTURN K co. rs South st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

~ An Address on the Origin, Progress and
Present Condition of PHILOSOPHY delivered at
Literary Anniversary at Clinton, \. y. by J. n.
TARBox," has been sent us. Il embodics two IDEAS ;
one borrowed iron! Aiacauluy) ihat Pato's ploso-
ply was whip sylabub, while Bacon's Is A. NO. l.
The other notion il the authors own, though com
mon to young gentlemen who inhale the air of Our
minor Coleges-viz that whatever The world has
already learned and sanctioned IS sedately wise,
while whatever remains tobe discovered by the Pro-
tcssors, Sophomore, sc. who form tac rcar-guafd
Of the grand army Of Progress is absurd, ridiculous
and every way nonsenscal. ii this philosopher mad
been devoted tc Mechanics, he would doubtless have
demonstrated the Inposs!b'lty OF crossing the At
la:u;c by stem q month or two ai1er Lardner did
We hardly think his no,ioa considering It's want o.!
origiai.y, worth the shilling postage it cost rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

g HuNTs MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for Janu-
airy. contains an able and convincing exposition
of the abuses and intolerablc oppression of the
Post Office system prevailing in this coun-
try. This article is by JAMES NJ. WnlToN, a
Massachusetts merchant, and docs him great
credit. That any man can read it attentively
and not be in favor of immediate and sweeping
Post Office Reform, seems to US impossible.
There are articles on the Commerce and Re-
sources Of British American Our Trade with
the British Colonies : Cotton, Currency, Tobacco
in France, and the Commercial Character. The
Currency article is by a thorough Free Trade
and Hard Money man. This is perfectly right !;
the contributed pages of the Magazine are open
to all views as they should be; but the Monthly
Commercial Chronicle is Editorial, and ought
not to be partisan, bat it s.-T'he statistics
piled for this work are of decided and permanent
value. This number commences Volume y.
(s5 per annuln. Hunt, l42 Fu!ten-st.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

SOAl.-Peach Orchard and other Goals con-
~ ssn.y hand By the Don, low prioss from
boat or yard TERDE cor Hudson& Amossa sl4 an