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Dcy- Ncyv-York and Erie Rail Road.-The
undersigned deeply impressed with the great Importance OF
the NewYork and Erie Railroad the City and State be-
levne completion will be history eqaled
only By the opening OF the Ere Canal that II viii bring 10
market throughout the year abundant supply of PROVISIONS
and thereby greatly diminish the expense oil h"ing will
an avenue Tor the hitherto neglected but extensive and fertile
country embraced III the Southern line ol counties will prevent
the diversions OF n valuable portion OF the business OF the City
and make new regions Of the boundlcss West tributary 10 rs
Commerce. thereby increasing the business al all trades and
professions and enhancing the value vi all property III the
CIV of New Nork and believing that the present Board OF
Directors have placed anirs at the Company situation
peculiarly favorable for the immediate prosecution of the Work
do hereby respectfully invite their fellow citizens 10 attend
public meeting TO be held ut the on TIL RS
DAY the 18Th 9pra instant nj ~ o'clock an tie erentns
for the purpose of responding to tie call OF the Directors and
ofadoptng measure, to procure subscriptions TO the Capital
s,oc of the Comnany to an amount which will the
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g.. 10. ~ LIFE OF Henry CLAY.
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THE VOICE OF NEW ENGLAND.


cnnn at ilenater I H. wis thai 'ti Wia Baam Of
WIZ G a%es E@ Ss B"s e Of f @ write. that it
had cured gentleman who for eight months. had had most
Mr. Edward Mason. Wholesale Druggist, Portland Maine
y S,e s Of tie inst Citizens in the community in which lives
~ NORTH YARMOUTH, Maine, March 4, 1874.
the ns SSG E %Gi Ss'e b sii That T ie
number OF kinds OF tie most highly recommended medicines i'll
the country-a of which guve but partial relief Last May
lcenins OF the lungs 4 klu Py called who s.d
Of NO Ss s to S si f e b fs Me Se
In November WAS again attacked with rckng cough qnd
ie Hopes OF ever recovering my health aeain Abou the
OF DeeeqIe idRs reei!9m medical ADVICE beam to
testify that have derived benefit from sinsie bottle
from al ether medicines have ever TAKEN ! have nov used
a YE a better health than ARY jhESs 9s
Mary johnson my daughter, and am well acquainted ed
respects feel that owing TO the use OF u WIS
ar aam Of Wild Cherry that she TGc aE 5 9e
Those who still doubt are invited call and
OF Recorder raiadse and John Power. d. d. teying TO its
wonderful efficacy and virtue - 90 80, H. ,yis,,,s
o2 aygr Is P e. bd H. FaSn css o"
r rsn '''S'' L. '" ''' NH I'm
C,AND! Es-l.apsnrbqFs Refined Mopl!s-s.O bosesPar-
IS "SSssfa ' 81 Sa RoEERTS lis stiIs
(1IIAINS AND ANCHORS-frqm rs inch TO !. do an
y shsr' from bfkkk i9f g SStssss sn
DIAPER Of all kinds constantly hand md for sae IN lots
NH I'm No BurlDg slip
ID AGS AND CANVASS White and Coored, wanted for
IN cash Manufacturers prices. by 49,. 80 .
anl0 6sn GAUNT {: DERRlCkSON. 159 Sontli-St
DIG IRON-o) tons No Scotch Pig Iron for ale lots 10
' .u,, purchases hy CASS & WARD.
- D., No Il Broad -
ID AGShc highest market prices viii be paid in cash for
Nj f., s,S Sinds Oh Willis w FIELD No Burins
CRoToN WATER PIPES Irnned Lead Pipes all Sizes
" ,o Ta'aHs' pe'''''' GASS 4 WARD. Il Broad ST
DIO COFFEE-enOO bags prize green for sale by
Il mis- GRINNEf.L. MlNTURN 4 co. y South ST.:
N,ADDER-ls casks prime Omhro, for sale BY
WI al5 GRINNEl.L, MlNIUkN q ~. 20 SCUM 81:
&C DYE-5G cases prime 9ual,sy, for snie BY
| .a ai CRiNNELL MlNTURN s co. IS South ST.
DIG COPPER-5Ooo lbs. Peruvian, for sale by
1 MS GHINNEtL. MfNTURN & co. IS south 81.
CCoTCI PIG IRoN-Vrrops HrnRds for sale b ,s,-,,
- ul:3 I'm. OlNt1 < W. = Ne,,-se:
1a0 TONS No. Penn Charcoal Pig Iron 10 n5nye foi
lUU sale BY ml3 I'm OLNEf w. . " es'''-
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SHOCKING AccIpENT.-Wc learn that some
horses attached to a farmers wagon, became
frightened in Canal.srcet this afternoon. running
over two children. boy and girl. They were
both taken up lifeless and the boy soon after c1.
pred. The girl, if not already dead, is not ey-
pccted to survive We did not hear whether any
blame is attached to the owner Of the wagon.
Albany Atlas.
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

No. 43 J ohm street.
ELIIOT BURNAP & BhBCOCK are constantly SUP
r. nled with large and general assortment OF PAPERS
s,se to all departments OF the trade which follow
ing hubbard. coored Pnper IN great variety Boon Cop
ap Lce Folio Post and BLINK Book PonoS Prp5e sTs
wnrc and Cloth fapers Binders and Trunk Bonrds Sheath
lng and Wrapping Paper. &c. &c.
Paper maker supplied with all kinds oil stock anu materials
,ogn,
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p EVA MACDONALD, tale OF the United Irish
men and their times, has been published in nea
pamphlet and is for sale by w. II. Graham
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Tribune JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

No. Ito NASSAU-STREET.
An kinds Of Lob Printing such
p.NpuIrrs MAMMOTH Snow BILLS
CAT..oGrys LECTURE BILLS.
CHrrKs CARps CONCERT BILLS. Plnn and
ISsrp.Scr Po,lcIrs Fancy
BILLS OF LADiSO, POLITICAL BILLS
Cpcrr,ps Circulars. meat &c.
Pomnty execte nj the Office of the Tribune No Ito Nassau
sireet--opposite the Park.
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book for young people

u We have received from Mark III. Newman a
little pamphlet entitled Calvin on Romish Relics,
being an Inventory of Saints Relcs, personally seen
by him in Spain, Italy, France and Germany. lis
translated by NJ. NJ. Backus. We have not vet
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u Dwigh;'s Magazine OF Useful and Enter
timing knowledge No. l.. is inst published by !.
S.Plau LII Fulton-st. 1t is quite an interesting
book for Young people
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0y. A friend Of ours, who came down the river
the other day with Col. Benton, says that the
Colonel was very free III the expression of his
opinions about the Annexation scheme. The
great Loco Foco denounced the project us got up
by Tyler and Calhoun for the promotion of their
own absurd and ambitious purposes. & Lou. Jour-
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NJ Health, Quiet. and C rnfort.-Tle Graham
House 80 Barclay street, Newiork proilcrs advantages TO
-tmgcrs sopping few days weeks the CITY, such
rarely ofrra Il esibly located Glenn and Sne,,
very ner ti.e business part OF the city and the immediate
convenient md ncnt y.hle It's table supplied with the best
Vegetables md FRUITS that be procured excluding entirely
and every co made render oarcr comfortable shower
Baths free Remember. (-' Rafciny street. YSo
Lots In Williamsburg for Salc-SiS eligible
DIIIDIS(; LOTS ocntel the main thorough
fare East from the South fcy. surroundcd By new and r9o
buildings They W II I've sold cheap close anerShp SP
piyio r. J. FISH, u Nasau NewYork, in the eyc7liR
ni his residence i'll Williamsburg. fc2 u
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SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CJRE OF
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN M
PURE. STATE OF THE FLOOD. OR
HABIT OF THE SYSTEM.

HABIT OF TIE SYSTEM
The removal Of suffering ms toen the object Of the PHI
anhrop;s; every age Of the world but the tue principles oil
treating disease progressed but slowly many thousand year
owing to tire limited means of acquiring kncwelse but snce
the introduction OF he printing press ard engine
literally be SAID Light has dawre upon the world. and The
man of the nineteenth century possesses advantages which Ms
father never did In TN. general diffusion of knowledge rene
dies have been sought after ard discovered IN the beautiful
orehouse the vegetable creation exactly calculated to CON-
hine Uct,ze and dpe the subtle POISON which diiuSs e
throughout the general system and prcs;raes man IN Inc d
SASpss S.EsAPARILLA purely vegetable p'e,ataoh' Ha
bccn thoroughly tested OF diseases and IS from ef
percnce known be n safe and clecua cure Tor Scoinn o
Enhancement Glands, LepFo>y Salt Rhcum Scad Head
Eczema Rheumatism Palpitaion OF the Heart. and o;he d
eas originating impure depare state oil the blood 81
era ths digestive organs The PopueoEs arc day
,iyng testimonial. giving interesting details OF ~
extraordinary Oena manuscripts Of VARIOUS Cefiii
Gates Letters ofhc CcT-y Magistrates and private citizens all
confirming the previous Constantly received aud
viii be cheerfy exhibited application Facts are recorded
sufficiently clear and convincing TO satisfy the most incrAiuou'
Of the real merits OF this invaluable medicine.
The following from letters recently received and
specimens of those coming to hand daily
GALLArIy. Tenn. Feb 9th. 1874.
CrYTivwFSoI have ms, recevci letter from my father in
RusSeyle Nv. who WISHES to purchase some OF your Sara
parla. have no doubt he can De me means H' ,n s'sa
December sent Tor 20 my SISTER before she ded ne
having been poor hca,h Tor some vo o hiee yea aH a.
the time went over her she was AZ the point oi death
with the scne fever and affection ~ the oowc
from which her physician thought she couI not possibly rco'
rr carried over with bottle NJ your SdtSarln nid
with the consent OF her physician she coiitf,s thl u '
night remained With her three DAYS aud eit her rapidly m
proving. Her husband sent boy home WIN me 9t
The Sasaparili dozen bottles winch teEcve VIII
elect My father writes me to that effect and
WISHES through 10 procure an AGENCY tor Seins your vail
aoe ''S''''s III re Rcstsciity. J. NJ OWENS.
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AIRS GREENS AGENCY FOR DOMESTlCS No 2sS
VI Broadway Eas; side between White md Walker streets
In ana Girls WHO can bring good references supplied with
the G vi places al the highest wages The He required from
s... L -, -, - q c.,,. nlht9 ini-
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y.,Jir undersigned CIyTl. ENGINEERS. VIII make sur
yrvS Es,iin,rs Of cost ard reports for Railways annals.
RoaI Docks Whaves Sustaining Walls. Bridges OF every
rr,p,ol with plans and Specifications and when reluFed
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us JOHN WHITE 10 Cntharnc .trect.
.,-,. "A house from East Broadway.

TOBACCO AND SNUFFS-J0IIN ANDERSON AS3
1 20 Tobacco and Snuff Manufacturers. Nos = W NIL ~
md 1l5 IaDe streets would respectfully inform their en
and the public. that the very hDcfn ihlfonage nelms w
them for the yea has gcd them To greater eXef"
IN bringing perfection the articles OF their manufacture
Every IMPROVEMENT that experience has suggested nus tn
pdoue and proved both by the award OF me
ATHEIST premium irrn by The 1mericdn institute. az MGR
1,c innudi Farm this y for LpeSt Io3Gcc0 Gnd ShHD
,s we. rs the approval discriminating public The ctse
of tins success OF the purity n, well n inc mahHldf
turs of Tobacco. for the truth oi WHICH, see ue uneAe
certificate ot of most eminent chemists, VIZ
have nnaly2ed sample Of Mr.. John Andersnns Fine Gut
Honey Dew nbacco and hnd II TO he pure Tobacco, with
out any those substances WITH "bch much o. ue
nrdna ~ Chewing 10bgcco iscOnnnlnnlch
JAMES K. Chiffon. VI. d., Chemist. &c
New York April 9Th. lSC. g.,
such t. yyarrn, US IN the TINT the quality o our
mnnniaciun-parcuafy HoFcD Der Fine Cit Chcac'ng
md smoking Tobacco can by possibility by surpassed
md we DO any competitor III Ms lnnnu!nctte
We pledge ourselves To none o The eNeItI0f OF INC H
pn,e that perfected keep II III the high esnaion IN
whrh already heidi
Tire utmost and attention gwen 10 the packing OF cis
and bnrresoi shipping, and prompt Cesatch s% W given ~
All orders Country merchants particularly the southern VIII
goods our manufacture. when tey are Innrrned mat we
araniee our Snuff o.kecD any climate or IN
jan erms not to become mouldy musy-eeby worth
less In ali where the article, are not appo'en uey ''
be returned and the money refunded 49,,
sold upon our usual terms. md nj uniform prices "iirh
are ms ;y as any goods the above line. Ot good Guaty
nanuinc ured IN the United States. -
Our Sc1tar1h THrkisk SMOKING TOBACCO we w2nm fe.
the approval Of all who have if and indulge IN me 'c o
fine Foreign Tobacco II packed ~ small cases OF sN ah
ten DO each convenient Tor transportation ., ,
Always hand. nrre and varied ns-orinen. OF !'ri
Cigar together with great variety oil inhnuiacufd lump
Se gents in this City r Leftwich," celebrated Caren
dish Tobacco Of the iournees R1nd wi9 ss 70 ~ III
mhIG i'm No WaH. 2l3 and 2l5 Duane streets
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r~u.,,,h. Ouicf, and Co,nfort.-

JOBS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AND PUScrUALITY on THE
sis MOST REASONABLE TRIMS.
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DRINTING INK MANUFACTORY.-The subscribe. who
ha, been engaged the manufacture Of Printing Inks loi
nnnrd OF . years has recently introduced steam power and
nDroye machinery his manuactory which enables hun
10 furnish his customers with very snperut Article Printer,
md merchant, who may orders for Printers INKS will
find them promptly executed nj moderate prices and may ne
assured Of beng supplied with Ink Of An excellent l,ay
Blue Green. Orders directed 20 ms nannnctory, -
Eront-st between Montgomery md GuuyerrcIrSts. E
River through thu dispatch post will bc punctuay attended
TO- This paper has for erera ycr pn.t been printed with
I'm rnb.ss ;.v GEO NATHER
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TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
o. z Spruce-street, Tribune buildings.

JAMES PRINGLE.
PLAIN AND ORNA MENTAL
ROCK 81 n ID T. X.
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J. NJ. OWENS.

New LONDON, Eeb. l5tl. lcii
Nss-. ,xps-f; Is with heartfelt gratitude IN cod ara
many thanks 10 valuable Medicine. which las
been the means Ia health and enables ne To-
I'VE You mn acrouI; ny sickne~ from my own hands Wy
disease NJ rst seemed light and did not think nec>'ry 10
.,il nIy.rnn but grew and phrslcia w8s
"i ,vo attended nc iye months uI the liver cnmpla Mt
Two large buncbe, then made their appearance on bt e' o
nv neck The loctcr sad had SORGHUM and t"nSumpn
md he could do nothing then took ten bottles u
Hsi,am oil Liverwo which helped my cough at INST bt is
nnn in nv SIDE So gea, TINT thought 0i moving cha w"
burden u me- In condition, gwen up ~ my TRENDS ana
na In and the wonderful had performed aud resolved
Ia Il u virtues. When nIj nhei oIy
nc botlc the nam in my side much reey'si and
strength 50 much increased tal went o unbeknown 10 ms
friends and wnket! mile without much fatigue mn - MS
me the Sarspara with increasing good effect aud the ecfo
iu'n j. 'N ESTHER u. RICH.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence OF ITS .er'
sne md efficacy pamphlets WHICH may be Obtained "l
agents gratis. .
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VERY GOOD AND VERY CHEAP FAMILY
BREAD,
At No. 10 Cnfha

At No. ID chi nlr.Iir SITttI'
GOOD BREAD has been esteemed the stan OF ne II
- essential To hen th and belores person 10 Use
thot winch Is of the best and most nutritious quality To areT
INN where scb bread be obtained. Is the most important
n,rrnto The sibSc believes TINT can he procured ~
his store III there who doubts iS. he would 'e
him 10 The trial he feels conie lent that the utmost shtsh'
could now Hundreds nay thousands who have lle'i ms
hrend for yenr. by continuing 10 pron>e ms establishment
ntid the most uneaulvocn testimony to The eNceen, Iily
enabed hun excellence IN hi bushes IT. az gA'
nrrcnrc of many ID he trusts agent u buy ms uf
Inn, attends tie himself aud purchases ir cash The bet
nIic the market affords 81 liz attends 10 the business himself
m everv department he with hs from Monday morning.
mntil Saulay night thinks the bct workmen AWAY iic
cheapest and employs Others. and last though not en ~
secs with ScpulOu- particularly That The virtue OF cieae>'
i prnctise,i IN every pnr OF his business. - -,
he afford To md sell reaIer tli
some others IS because he sells for CASH and hns not To Tnkc
good customers pay bad ones and Gs he employs no Ca', l"
nyrv or ms brend he gets l heavy expense and g.vc'
his customers the advantage 81 The SAYING.
VS. Holm WHITE 10 nIarnc street.
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WINDOW.SHADE DEPOT,
NO. : SPRUCE-STREET.
COO GOO WORTH OF SllADES.-Ihe s. b'cI


coo noo W6RTlf OF sIlb Es b,crihcl in
S9 I Of shades is; ever could be collect
e Together all having been painted by artists OF acknowledged
repunt,on We would inform the public that We have no
AGENT. nor cnn Shades be bought other place.
yer allow our shades be hawkcd round By dry goods
carp, dealers any ether people WHO are no udge. We
under our pcrsona directions sufficient guarantee OF having
a good article Shades painted 10 any pattern aud warranted
10 wash and curl crack Signs banners nnd interior
decorations done style be surpassed by amy other
tab. ,hmen Trimmings OF all ads Wholesale r ana ,e il
TO 3m bHRiol- g br Mh'Nf
FOR SAIE-A large noble stout and fair bulk
GS gray horse eight years Old IN Nay next, perfectly
St@ gentle md well broke IN single md double harness.
N warranted also petiecy cgni and p c9 3 a
Travelled saddle horseby the present owner sncc January as
from Charleston s. Carolina Milwaukee IN W,korsn, and
The horse TO be seen stable Of NJ e. g. VOORHEES, "a
CanaIeet few houses from Broadway Will be sold chenp
The owner has 10 leave by shp --- alo u
"a Just FINIsIIED-Eegant Nurn Fur Hats tordi-
90 short nap Of Pri.sian Moeskin at So Thee Hat,
equal durability aDd usre u those sold al ga Also an sr
es aS In :" BROWN. PtaccaI Halter 1is Cana.,.
IN ECONOMY AMI. FAsHIoN.-1'he subscriber ha.
reduced his superior Imitation M9sskin Hats on inr bo-
The above On elegant; De: IIa and viii compare i'd
vnnta gczry with hats sold ut s2 ~ md 3d. Also constr ~
manufacturers Fur and six OF the ocit qua aoel paisfn'
b. Country dealers supplied by the low fnot low
than other house IN th e. ely occ s Canal,
mh2s 2m. corner Of Thompson St:
~ IMITATION BEAVER HATS-Tbe subscribers.
inter ten years experience nnf goe snpeanon neEe
~ "'''' HAT FOR THE MILLIONS.
Its as oad eomes %, ,ha H ,he @eaR, nessTs
w '' E$T fFfsiH6 Sie f ffI:f! for Imitation
winch the be judges critical examination can rarely tell
the difference VII suffice TO convince the most creduos that
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Sold also By Druggists generally trougioutthc o''ed states
prce Il per bo,i!e-sx bottles for So.
The pubic are respectfully requested 10 I1me'beT mat
II - sands, Sntaparll TINT has and constantly achieving
arch remarkable cures of the difficult class o disease, 10
N,n'n i,s t,'e ,, , tue nn ob.r NH. In
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yRRONDNAYl N BROOKLYN,OR BOOTS& Sic

II
every DESCRIPTION Broadway style. at the Brooklyn
Il and Long Island Boot and Shoe store ll0 Fulton rear
h corner of Pine Apple street under the Brooklyn Tabernacle
SMITH < HARTSIioRNE having completed their aIInse
ncntS for manufacturing extensively the best quality OF Booty
md shoes respectfully the citizens OF Brooklyn ana
yiciny particularly those who feel lively interest III ue
prosperity this growing city 10 Gull and examine the quality
and workmanship.
We have been frequently solicited BY those who arc
familiar with business Brooklyn anclwllmS 10 make n ther
purchases In cy that have ventued TO undertake mo
task of supplying all who favor with their patronage
with such nrticles they may desire.
WorSnen hive been employed from other cities tnot penG
mile Ia find them accustomed to making rSt rae WORK.
md any description Boots and Shoes VIII b. made 10 orer
an short notice of qunly not surpassed 10 any cry III the
tinted states The citizens of Brooklyn viii understand py
t that we desire them tr better article than 10
.c,sfnlly furnished by the dealers IN this city
and Indies he accommodated with any stye
| they NAV prefer either American. French or English. ,
Children, Shoes all md qualities constantly on mana
greater variety than usually offered ut any wholesale OF
retail store. 49, ,,
tfey ARE approved. .,, ,,,.Drrn .uops -,
various qualities. 80, 81 No..
! Yor, nr their boots nuj shoes .., -.
We Halter ourselves they will not ncr once testing The quail
- SMITH & HARrSIiORNE, 10 Fulton street.
Common Boots aud StoeS we are enabled 70 llfsi
M nwer prices any other establishment, one OF our i
spends tie of his among the manufacturers supply
my them with stock suitable make the shoes we aI also
selling a the Trade IN " Y for whoesaleing. az NV
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Machinery. Sc
N u. " ~ EDWIN /. JOHNSON.
'' s WILLIAM K. CASEY.

EAIRBA NKSS PATENT PL ArFORM SCAiEs-ihe
manufacturer, bruus hi these Balance, 10 vesy great
degree Of perfection and their various modiicaor heyo
,Isp to Mi the purposes which heavy transactions
"' t,,r,l by weight In the mochsnica construction cniS
taken 10 SECURE STRENGTH DURABILITY. and ACCU-
Il'Narcurury merely SPECIFIC point aii ~ an
amount but uniform accuracy nj every angle oil The iaucItn
and from the lowest TO the g
,s capacity ot the Balance; Mt,