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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05
Greece.
Extract of letter from the Rev. JOEL HAYES
to friend in this city, dated at
Greece.


ATHENS. November 9th, 1913,
need not say | am greatly interested in Athens.
We came here just at the right time. The National
Assembly met the day before orr arrival l went
yesterday to see them. They appear on the whole
TO be very respectable body of men. was struck
with the maturity OF age and marks of intelligence
apparent III the members. | saw very few among
the whole number t230) who were not over thirty
FIVE, and by far the largest part appeared TO be from
forty TO sixty wears of age. The President, Notaras
Of Cornth, is said 10 be than one hundred. He
took the chair al the opening of the Assembly, be-
the oldest member, and II is probable out OF
respect TO his age and character he will be elected
President, though of the four Vice Presidents
be chosen will perform the duties of his place Ma
ny OF the heroes Of the former Revolution We're pre-
sent as members. Among them old Mauromchalis
who figured largely in the war with the Turks, and
CanariS who conducted the hre-ship that destroyed
the Turkish Admiral. The Revolution thus far has
been conducted with marvellous good order. Scarce
" an act of excess or violence has occurred, but
fears are entertained how If may terminate.
Russia has recalled her minister; Prussia has
done the same; and how much these two powers
effect 10 disturb the present peace OF
the country and bring on anarchy and despotism
time must DECIDE. Hartford Courant.
FIREs.-We learn that the Hotel near the glass
works in Sandlake al present occupied by MIR.
Isaac Van Arqar, took FIRE early on the morning Of
the 50th inst. and was entirely consumed. A con-
siderable portion of the furniture removed In
damaged condition. The building, we are informed,
was insured ioy 81 500.
We also learn thar three dwelling houses, situa-
ted a few rods above the gate, near Speigetown on
the northern turnpike road, were burned on the same
morning. The loss must have been considerable
TROY Wing.
F1Rg.-Two good saw-mills belonging to Mr.
Sheparsl Baker, and situated on Four Mile Creek in
Webster, Mich. were consumed by hrc on Sunday
morning, the 2ls, inst. Loss probably $500 or
IS, 000-no insurance we believe.
FIeE-A shot factory belonging TO the Eaton
Company's shot works OF Baltimore was destroyed
by fire on We6nesday--loss $4,000.
FIRE AT RALEIGH.--About 60 clock on Wednes-
day evening last the Hotel al Raleigh, in this coun-
ty, owned and occupied by DR.. Coleman, took fire,
and in less than two hours was totally consumed
The furniture saved.
LIgERALITY.-The Boston Transcript says that
Amos Lawrence, Esq. Of that city, SO well known
through the community for his former acts Of be-
neyolence, has gwen TO Williams College the sum
OF FIVE thousand dollars.
DISTRESS In CANADA EAsr.-The Montreal pa
pers speak Of great distress among the laborers of
Lachine, more than $50 persons having been found
by Committee, without morsel to eat, and the
thermometer at 30 below zero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

ITO IRON MASTERS or sale, Mil Sites
N the immediate uegbo-hood G! Bi;unlnous Coal and
IRON Ore OF the first quality IN vnns; isauathe point
10 te where such Coal and Ore are found tog-ther-
The communication complete with Philadelphia aud Gat
more by Canals and Railway For PAMPHLETS descriptive OF
the property and farther information apry 70 Archibald
Mcintyre Albany; Archibald Robertson, Phat pha;
90 the undersigned No o8 Merchants exchange, New York
where may specimens Of the coal anc ore: also, maps
m no sm- =, " r CASEY Civil Encinser
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THE TRIBUNE.

,,v-Mr. CLAY arrived in this town
he ~, Wednesday morning last llIihl on eoard
cary oa,ner Missouri Mail. A great numpef .! per
ls l,ad assembled in town from all parts oi la
s,rche Assumption and Terrebonne. atuiousn wy,
leather was dreadful, the ram beng aoaaded -
the roads impossible. On Landing nc ood abon,
the residence of the Hon; ". .: ,vbere he was
IA 49, b,, the Committee appointed 10 escort
%ai'eh baa a Nv the Hon. Judge McAlister, VINO
mn. I,oJ b;m 70 Lafourche in an eloquent anu dp-
"eicoineu . IN A public dinner was given oy
gIoP,ia.s .bs;s after which Mr. Clay proceeded 70
w., hl. hasIable mansion of MIR. Ellis, OF Tenn
ranaya invitation given by Mr.. Eis 10 Vlsl' j ;,
sl..,. =, his house on Tuesday SYMPTOMS am
ner was prepared, and aih3usn ,Ie attended 10
,olerabe, large number OF gentlemen a.'enuu he
have the honor of seeing and shaking hands with 'iie
;ilustrious guest. ,,;,an - Mr.
Claw nv the Hon. Judge Gulon; ana sp.Jnuu
Ball and Supper in the evening oy WI. Mal1i.a's
a. his house 10 give the ladies' an opportunity VI
go a. nraJnced TO Mr. Clay. 1t was the largest
oei''s i1.. ,ss have seen in LatourChe How the
isd;es managed to get through the mud IS a mys-
nc But no difficulty seemed great enough
- s,on them from seeing MIR. Clay. He was re-
oo;red nv all parties with every mark of respect
and esteem. Party feeling was forgotten in the de
sire of all TO do honor to their usrous yisiter, the
nost distinguished Statesman OF the age and the
pride of his Country
The opinion Of him which prevailed, was admira-
bly EXPRESSED by gentleman, who differs in politics
with Mr.. CLAY, at the dinner at Judge Guon's, in
1be following toast -" Henry Claythe idol OF one
party and the admiration Of the otber"
Mr.. Clay will proceed to-day, up the Bayou, to-
wards Donaldsonvilie to visit his numerous friends.
We understand that splendid ball will be given TO
him at Donaldsonville [Lafourche, La. Pat
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE.

NO - JOHN-STREbT
T7LLIOT. BURNAP u BABCOCk are con-
= ,tatly supred ."h large and general assortment OF
Srhch are the following Hnbba;ds coloed Papers II
zrral variety B9ssn Goppeiate rspefs Of suisnol
poat and Blank Book Papers. frate! CIoies add Carpet
makers Frsss Boards; Druggists Hardware aad C!oth p
srs; Binders AID Trunk eoeEas; sheah'n and Wrapping
Paper,makr, supplied viii su kinds OF and mat,
-IalI. iszJu
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OZENGE FOR COLD IN THE HEAD
- Always safe and elecrna IL INSTANTLY reieves the ma
by breathing through the nostrS and the burning sensa
ton OF the pituitary membrane. \. e. is also Iovsd
remedy o Bronchitis aud chronic hoarsenes made and SOLD
by j. x I..CODD!NGTON, Druggists, 227 Hudson ST. cor
Spring. Sold Also by Rushton Coili0 Broadway ard
10 stor Houss; Jas 6. Aspinwail So william street.; H.
De.orest u Greenwich ST Jas. raaut 2f6 Gvenwichst
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We also learn thar three dwelling houses, si,ua-
ted few rods above the gate, near Speigleown, on
the northern turnpike road were burned on the same
morning. The loss must have been considerable
Troy Wing.
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75NO CAPITALISTS, ASSOCIATIONS, OR
Z EMIG2aNrS.- 600 acres of we'll selected Land in
the counties OF Maron Lewis, lark Rails and Shelby in
the State of Observation-Disclosures titles, MISUNDERSTANDING
selected years and containing all the
of timber ard prairie. They will be disposed Of at the valus
ton three persons be selected By the parties and Illinois
and Indiana State Bonds taken therefor pa Also $4,000
OF ike land ia Mexican county Pennsylvania, the
terminus OF the Erie Railroad and Cenes alley Canal
will disposed OF favorable and Penn vania State
Stock received al par.
Apply 10 Thomas L. Anderson, Esq, Palmyra Missouri;
John X Goodmaq; Esq Stock and Exchange Booker, s.
Connec,cn-oF Woodruff S Goodman Counseors AT Law
No. Sc Cedar street. New York. la27 cod 2w
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REFINED SUGAR


REDU ED I n P K c Z.
y7OOLSEY AND WOoLSBY from h this ;, date a
W offer their Standard" DOUBLE REFINED So
CARS at the following low casl!prlces. VIZ:
Loa cents per pound "hEn !es than tep.ckages ar5
Crashed Il DO do g[flasea hal ~ipeE pound
The above aIe packed as follows:
3:5: f BIS e ';5 g. packages
Apply he New.York Patent Sugar ~, REFINERY corner of
South and Montgomery or az so W ST.
\. B. Orders Of the city must be accompanied b re
mIttance. II I'm
DEFINED SUGARS-R. L. Il A. STUART,
selling thu various qualities Of he steam refined
Sugars in quantities FIVE packages and upwards at as low
The Sugars packed follows, without charge Tor
packages:
Loaves in boxes of 800 lbs.
Crushed in barrels Of 600 lbs
Ground In barrels OF $50 lbs
Apply at the Refinery. 285 Greenwich street, corner OF
Chambers Orders of thu city must be accomrened
By remittance II II
NEW ORLEANS PACKAGE EXPRESS
IL Through in from 10 10 IS Days!. !-ADAMS co.
having had their successful operation cr sew
era months prepared receive and forward trWeeky
Packages New Orleans by the central route n tbs ABOVE
unprecedented time For further information please apply at
the office, No. Wall *.
Packages for all the intermediate cities Will be de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

FIRES.-We learn that the Hotel near the glass
works in Sandlake, at present occupied by MIR.
Isaac Van Arqam, took FIRE early on the morning Of
the 30th inst. and was entirely consumed. A con-
siderable portion of the furniture removed In
damaged condition. The building, we are informed,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

Aqa COUNTRY SEAT--To Let or Tor sale, a
T::;; desirable Country Residence at Jamaica L. J.
the Railroad nearly onamented with ornamen
tai and u vines variety of choice berries as
modern and very built eyessy for the present
10 acres ofrch gardening aud nursery will be sold
changed not sold will be rented i application mad"
to JNO. II. IOlLLON, NO. Z Atdnuc,st,
fcb3 I'm South Ferry, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

S1 HOUSE AND LOT IN JERSEY CITY
FtEf FOR SALE.-That valuable and very pleasantly
House and Lot Gu the southwest corner OF u ash
ngton and YORK Streets highest ground and the
the place. the public square From the
upper there delightful prospect Of the oIh River
stories. built brick with tin roof about or 10 year;
mostly b aays' work. under the superintendent o.
the owner with hard finished walls throughout, above ts
basement The Isl is furnished wh Marble Alan'els
Sliding Doors between the principal aud bedrooms
the hall Third story hast good rooms having fire.
places and Three closets The basement and kitchen
pleasant with closets pautres between Vault under the
ron1 and large brick cisten the yard The Lot
is = feet front Washington and 50 feet deep York
The House over S5G00 10 bull IT, and W Thin
three walk Of the ferry which makes very deSir
as ,esrnce person dong business NewYork For
particulars apply 10 J. w. HIGGINS,
j29 linz n Deysr y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

EtAlKbANNS'S PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.
Z he manufacturers have sfougt these Balances TO very
feat degree OF perfection. and their various notifications
lve adapted them all the purposes Tor which heavy
actions required b. weight y he msceqical eoIst!eG:
ond ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS merely a specific point
and gwen amount bur uniform at every angle OF
Platform and hrous host the entire from the lowest
TO the highest capacity OF the Balance.
These Scales keep their adjustment perfectly, never LA
ole arrangement and seldom any expense FOR spars
They are in use in of the Railroads. the United States
aud them they have been long in the operation
being perfect. also the Dormant and Portable Scales for
ye.hng merchandise Merchants md others who have had
them IN constant fof Of years testify their
uniform accuracy and the fact that they appear unaffected
by wear. These Scales have also been paeaed in England
where they excessively used both In private warehouses
and public railways.
EDWARD FIELD, No. l pattstreet and
J. ". THORNE, No. lls Broad-street.
nSno Ne,y-Y York
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A9 FOR SALE-A productive Farm, South side
f of Long Island near Quaptnck Bay tee map of L. j
lad onng twes village of Quogue about 30 acres m
sites for country Hoesepazza parl?s folding doors
plain marble mante!s fine rooms Cd story Farm house barn
Suitable genteman's seat hotel much wanted) practical
farmer. Sj5OO-ilalf mortgage city property Apply
on the premises, -
3Ny3W M&Th ii. II. w HELLER, 6. W all ST.
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.s=s. To LET AT WlLLlAhI0BURGH, i've ne"
; story and attic Houses. pleasantly situated South
@ Third b Third and Fourth sts., about equal DIS
tance the Grand and Peck Slip Ferries finished nmod
maltels and CRATES throughout under cell
session CAP be had immediately. also House erecting
The corner OF North and second streets with esh
e Iuquer los Pearl street " y, Kilgour & Ripes
lumbar yard foot Of South fhd street where he keys mas
h, al In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

TT NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
$T Picket Of 2st Fsb-Ihe spiend,d well known fast
Cap, Jno Betton will sail positvelys above her eSuls
Shs has hecSmmotat'ons unsuFpasSsd for CABIN second
CABIN, and Seersge Passengers Those wishing 10 ecur-
bershs should make early application on board foot Of Bur
ling Ship or 10 w. & j. I TAPSCOTT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

'E'Ht. undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, viii
Z make Surveys Estimates cost, and reports for Rail
ways Canals Roads Docks. WhaIves, Sustaining Walls,
Bridges cl every description with paus aud Specifications
aud when required, will superntend their execution
rock estimate the OF removing the they Will
anl and report the best mode Of rendering water
viii make drawings and specifications OF improvements in
machines and aid inventors procuring letters paen the
services Of Thomas P Jones have been secured for
business requiring personal attendance at Washington They
will agents for the sale Of Letters Patent. Also, OF Mills
Wines, 9uarries, Machinery, sc.
address either of the Undersigned % Merchants TX
change, New York EDWIN +. JOHNSON,
nIefrnE WILLIAM K. CASEY.
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GLOVE ANODYNE.

remedy that vii GeYer ia TO quiet lOlever the uainefcu
fender.
The Glove Anodyne the best Of all ooh-ache remedies
Il immediate aud effects curing the most Vio
lent toot-ache pain the aums IN one minute ,,
Experience has proved that this tnodyne composton m.
give immediate and permanent relief after the failure OF every
ether remedy il pleasant to the taste and smell WIZ not III
the teeth any way and aew apphc"Sioha
entirely the pam and soreness from decayed
that may De FLIED and rendered useful ever hen us
pain proceeds from the face from the around tootn
apparently sound this application will give sssdy relief "
rubbing fe~ dtoGs the part sfeesd; Pce % gents
wav 70 Euton street and 273 Broadway, Chamber
81 Granite Buildings Jlo IN
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CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.-L SSB. SKEL-
oLENGER No 60 Cortland-street and corner of Fulton
and wic-streets respectfully inform their friends and
strangers visiting the city Of that they selling
off their Fall and Winter stock Of Goods at reduced pr
and wave beaver sack and Of the latest style made
up by the best knen; velvet cloth and fancy vests; CLOTH
CASHMERE satis and tweed pants gloves sHslendeI
comfoabes shirts tlanreis, drawers, collars bosoms &c
FL b beg leave to lnpgt their trends ri nd and
they have hand awa"s large assortment Of Cloths Cas-
see velvet and fancy Vestiues. which will be made
der aud warranted TT Mr. O. NJ ScrmSeuor sgpeIintends
the Custom Department. 60 Conrt'andt street Those who
wish to economic would 10 well call before else
where Every article warranted and all orders panctualiY
attended 10.
jal5 I'm. l.. s. B. SKELLENGER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

SA CROTON HALL TO LEI.-Thls Hall, oc-
a curying Of the best LEGATIONS in the city, at the
coratr ul the Bowery and DiysouTeet, let four
evening, each week, and day except Sundays 1t
finely sd has an ante-room rs-Ta'e piano Forte and
of any kind JOHN ALCOHOLIC now on trial at this He'll
Saturday eyenng He prosecuted with great strsnTh
"a tr r. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

Aa FOR SALE-At Williamsburgh, L. l. two
III neat two story brick front Houses and Lots situated
l on North Fourth ST. between Third and Fourth
and over five minutes walk from Grand st Ferry Lots
IS by 100; Houses % by 81 feet Zach house contains sly
goo order Tey vii! be sold ba5gsin and part Of the
appyto Lac lm1l E. PETTY, 255 Centre 81, Ny.
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s77..,.----=,yuvs AMERICAN CooPERS'ToOLS3
4 @ssds==s=e hand TOOLS IN general for HOUSE and
sSHIP CARPENTERS BUTCHERS,
9,c Sc can be obtained in all their variety WHO'LL
SAT- and RET ALL, at 33 FULTON STREET, NEW
YORK Of the celebrated manufacturers, (wcTronhc
Cast Sfeei) such az . .,r,,,s
HORIZONS, GIFFOK0'S, and other makers.
ALSO, Coopers' Dowelng Bits;
American Iron Riyets; do. Beck Irons:
CoogeIs' Truss Hoops: do. Tapand Buns5ofei''
DO. Head and Staye Join do. Leyeiing riaresi
do. Stock Howells and do. COmpassss;
Crosefs; do Marking hons''1S'"''
NOTCE-Suficeni in tbs advertise mem en-
thar appears the contrary that net only hare hs
efJoHN CoNcEB, SO Attomeystfeet New OK lot SAG n
here advertised but also nave the genuine ~
Cast Steel joins P Concerts, which warrant In al *
Spects equal If not SUPERIOR, JOIN COngeT's c.s
And the said John C0nger has manifested so mue We
ins IN relation selling Tools that are not ms az
deem il bat Justice, for the information OF the pnpuC
that the SAID John CoDge learned his trade "ith ns he
said John p Conger And Tor proof OF The quaiy ~ ,uI
Tools made By john 7. Conger. have apunaa.
they do rot require the Of john Cohser - Eh''
street, make them :aeabie.
A liberal discount edge tools, 10 InerGh5ne n,,t
The subscribers also IMPORTER: and IA I'D
Frs In ENGLISH. GERMAN and +ASiEhiCttI,
WARE CUTLERY &c. &c., including ysTy r., ~ and
ASSORTMENT which they offer TO Try ~ s iH e.
Others at MARKET PRICES. Uobor'!' . -
CHARLES OSBORN, ;,ssm
CHARLES s. LITTLE. ------------.-.
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ne itnCItsttf VIII wave LIVERPOOL The 6h of Apr-
Persons wishing 10 send for their friends, can have them
brought out III her auy OF the regular ne sailing from v-
epaoi the St 9th lh 6th 2ist aud 18th Of mon III
Drafts for amount payable demand whou, discount
or ay other change whatsverl all the principal towns
England Ireland Scotland Wales can also b. obtn.d ON
application above The GARICK will succsed the Ro-
chester aad sail from on 18th Feb and from Liv
trpooi the !lth April. -
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G FARMS-FARMS FOR SALE-A valua-
G BILE Wheat Farm of 275 lying between The Cayu
"a and Seneca Lakes be- exchanged for Illinois land
aud money Also, Farm OF 100 acres the Chenango
and canal for cash only. Aso many good Farms New
jersey, containing from 10 20 200 Apply a. j.
C. Smith as Liberty street MO Il
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Sa FOR Saba cheap and pleasant Resi-
sa dence consisting OF house complete repair, and
four lots OF ground situated l23d street about $50
chase this Property obtain accommodating by
applying to the owner DANIEL FRENCH No. l66 Charles
street; or on Messrs WooLsEY SMITH 50 Wall-street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-05

Instructions forakns the article, and great number Of
e tl. ahnre u. n2ie Goblin
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tendon, are allied; and from this Marriage of
Judaism and Christianity, let US hope that the
issue will be bright and glorious future for Hu-
manly
The classification made above refers 10 Europe
as whole; if we examine different countries
we will find that one class or power predomi-
mates and controls in one country, while in ano-
ther some other class is supreme, or that there is
junction of two or more classes, in which the
power is principally lodged. For example, Eng
land is governed by the landed Aristocracy
leagued with the commercial and financial pow
CTS, thus forming new and more powerful
Feudalism, (Which may properly be called q
Commercial Feudalism) than the Military Feud-
alsm of past ages, which, in one essential fea-
ture, the monopoly of the land by class, is one
of its primary elements.
On the other hand France is governed by Con.
stitutional Sophists and Political Theorists, who
unwillinglY yield to commercial and financial
influences, and concedc portion OF political
power. The principal men in power and place
in France, as well ae those who constitute the
"outs" and are struggling to become the (" ms, !"
have been Professors or Political Theorists and
writers of some kind These men have lived
and thought outside of the practical world; they
have had no experience personally of the great
practical and industrial operations and interests
of the nation, and consequently they do not ap-
preciate the real wants of the people, or under
stand what are the true sources of national pros
perty, and the means of the political and social
elevation of the people.
Louis Philippe is the best informed of any,
and has more practical knowledge than all the
men who control legislation or act as Ministers,
but still his views in regard to the great practical
interests OF the country are lamentably circum-
scribed and partial
If we examine the peculiar character of differ
ent European governments, or rather of the men
and classes who control them, we shall have
strange medley of discordant elements presented
to our view. Whatever of Unity there 49, con-
sists in rich diversity Of falseness. The glo-
rious Unity of Truth in variety is not there; but
it may be providenlially designed that it shall
emerge from some phase of this falseness, accord.
ing to the laws of difFtsction or of the contact
of extremes"
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nv Graham Rouso-Ne1v Arrangements
ROSWELL GOSS informs his trends and the public that he
has enlarged his BOARDING. ESTABLISHMENT.
known ms the Graham House. IS Barclay street, By adding to
The adjoining house. and prepared to accommodate uan
uieat permanent Doarde the most favorable terms AL
friends of Temperance desiring quie, home, and freedom
this house The Vegetable System the choicest selection
of fruits &c which market affords win he strictly adhered
to- table will be served for those who prser the ordinary
mode. or mixed diet,
oS If ROSWELL GOSS.
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JUST PUBLISHED
10y SAMUEL c. JOLLIE. e8 Broadway. No. 8" musi-
Deal Monthly Beauties OF the Opera
w. CONTENTS.
nv the Sad Sea Wayes-Band from BenedIets new Opera
~ Of ths Brides of Venice. with beautiful vIgnetts.
In 6i,ss du Gel Vahs-compoeed by Camille Schubert
Old Familiar Fents-Song-ComDs.ed by Barnett and sung
c.ne;sm Fsciamd Brindhi-Fom the Opera Of L'Esirs d.
an,ore by Don1ett.
Forentne Waltzes-Compo<ed by Heense ana pcllofned
The Bsaunes OF the Opera contains of engraved
Mimic ornted on extra fine paperat the reduced pace OF ~
c.nts per uuodsr Issued the 18th Of each mouth by
oIeY SAMUEL &. JOLIIE. Us Broadway.
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lRemainder tomorrow
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PAMPHLETS, MAMMOTH show Billie
CATALOGUES. LECTURE ElLLS,
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Insurance PoLlC-SS. Fancy
BILLS " LLDINq. PoErTICAL Bills,
CIRCULARS, C1RCyLARs, (1elt) DC.
romp;y executed Office OF the Tribune No. 1e0 Naru
streot-opposl,s the Park.