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4 RED.
,sh'ps Pehr Ennis. (sw) Mo- >ntwsrb Via Warren RI
Wm Weisse,; Carroll OF Ca y. nird, N{5SiIe baron
Gaorns, Maybew, Neuvitn vose3 xssutcs q nil.
navaa II havland; Casd, >Asr4<u. W..Vos ssf-- Bres
Ann zs Mallory Apal ,chca y; ca Gsv<,r Frnkli"
Ia hest2n -Schrs Tiope.ta BraFl. =; rsm.ih
Co c'' INA Mary Bright Slight 'orssa YEN 1!cCTsady
Cordovs, Fuller, b ston - ~'@''"'
m asN ,o sS,p s'I% "sas. funck from Hsv
British baique Blackneas Murray SO days tk ~ spsos
Bidgeparr with 35s casks moIa,scs beis sess 49,
orsrges,o Thorp Co. Bridgeport The u Wa xs,kia a
hes OF sandy Hook on and night, 23d mat wAskrwh
in the gle OF Saturday 10th, lat 81 so, Ion 70 a pk
Brig Sarah Jane Small % days from Porto .4Ae.,h
coffee SO r. u. Whitaker Has been DAYS Mott ~.
Haperas Mrs Morgan passenger died board 1885, Ia M
liver complain. - S7Tf n
Briri i org Falcon. Pitt. days from Bermuda with
to Tucker & Liehtburn. r''f
81 p molasBea, to m 'ster. ffN"'
S:ir aet smith smith. from Matanzas Feb a. win u
lunches bnan 20 dozen pumpkins 200 o. oranges 70 Bs1
oih the Gulf Stream. w. Long, fell d
lined tire upwards Of a when he WA
picked up in an almost Hlei IS state.
schr Industry Brown, days from New Bedford in BALLAST
sehr Protector Pest days from Virginia with oysters to
sehr 3. Penniman, Egbst, days from virluis, with
schr Mary Lyser Martin, 30 hours from Virginia with
ters TO master
schr Heroine. Wood d,ys Gom Baltimore with mdse,
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THE BELL TAVERN
THE SUBSC RIBER having en- the cell braed House in
Ann street, formerly occupied by j. G.. ESD and
s & va sa he same and pat in VII
chops and haebs with all the deiccIes of the season,
we'd in the neatet e aud shortest notice
Private Parties ommodated.
Febusry 20, 1874. JOHN IA. WOODGATE,
Ie20
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kA LOWER PART of Rentee House wanted in NJ at
6 street Broadway higher up than Pruce
ssi2n take, Immediately to he first of Nay,
pr esby Tor the whole next year The advertiser will prove
good tenant to family having few children and of
quiet habits. Address by letter NJ L. Herald oic.
@A PUBLIC HOUSE FOR SALE -CRUMMLES
l.:W HA ILL., situated No f0 Broadway cid established
I'M and well known House. The proprietor having another
&C cannot devote his attention to this Any person
wishing TO urchase good inducement offers quire
on the premises. NJ. ID. WINCHEL.
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I'VE NEW YORK LEGAL OBsERVER-No. "a con-
al, t,ns article H.t9real Outlines Where
quit during terms Where tenant dispute landlords title
~ Equitable jurisdiction Of common law county reports
Chance lor Waiworths Court Ddier vs. Dawson, right to
american Lifo Insurance and Trust oUurv-N Y. SUI
per, donato m rtis causa-Common Plea. ~ Y Uak vs.
cd aon-fale of personal proper, Vsndors en-Review-
81 de abnrgh on UsnryEngsh in Lord Ly ndnurst
CoprtIViee Ch.scer of Englands Court and the Cou,t
u fI Lyrics Published semi
2B tim SAML OWEN. Editor
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

OR. LEVETT, DENTIST. 800 Broadway, corner of War.
rem street, n ealing the attention Ct the public to the
gre at success that has attended his introduction 1885,
setting teeth the principle of atmospheric pressure
these means Of NAMING known the great and
tue satisfactory results which attended this scientific appca-
ton when pr,pry understood and mechanically RED
II Is impossible 10 expatiate adj all
rts therefore Dr. L. all those who
changing bad and painful for go,d and useful teeth
~ itns the that att nos his method Certificates
testimonials end Iecommendatons from the frat of
seen at Dr. Levetts Office, $50 broadway corner Warren
f22 lint
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CONCERT

CLI MT ON HA l. L.
MR.. DE LIE Rec respectfully his'friends
" and the public his intention of giving Vocal aud Inst
mental Concert the Lecture Room (Clnton Hall
Of NASSAU and efesDYXSn s'Iess s9fu tep. zs Iy
Assisted BY the Z llow ing mosical Ia ent -
MISS Nj GLOlN,
MIR. COOK,
MR. OLDFIELD
Aud GENTLEMAN AMATEUR.
Mr.. Oldf.ld will preside at the Piano tore
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auetioneer
lSfsre No. as Ann sfreef.)
WEDN EsDAY

WEDNESDAY
s sslss Of VA isls a"aa of all dep
no desirable assortment Of every thing in the
Also 800 salons London Dock Gin in small packages;
Also large additional LOT of second hand furniture carpet
Abe large addtoael lot Of second hand furniture carpet
ing k,sch hs utensils glassware. &c;
pes rugs OIL CLOTH looking glsses and all kinds of house
At u o'clock .isey without reserve. splendid piano
oIs With al the and most beaSql rch
Will b. attendance to give description of the power &C. OF
the instruments Sale pSpiH3'IGyRs. spAy
At my O'clock at the sales room,
families removing and under other worthy
Also an ene stock Of first sofas sofa beds mahogany
sad paIo chairs book cases bureaus carpets pant
ture, in the upper sale room.
NhBdE.s facility win be afforded fer tn. disposal Of
prompt this s''aSl'hnsP solely
SPLENDID PAINTINGs-CHAs s. SMITH will sell
BUILDING soI %:S 81
FIs CUNT, ESQ., who has spared
% ow TO y a9 sss%"anu 4 paSs
To- y;s;, his evening" @
ESS,RA A., ny, N $500 At AUGT!oN.LEvY sPo9NFE
ast an% ne
Eng FOR portfolios aud portfolio stands
FURNITURE SALES
THE SUBSCRIBERS. in addition their Real Estate
banes are prepared to attend to Sales OF Household Fur
ANTHONY J. BLEECHER & Co.
2a Sire mo ,s) No. Broad st. near Wall street
CAMIEELIAs ANp OTHER FINE PLANTS AT AUG
~ ~ ON-LEvY Y SOONER will sell on Thursday
Of so s0 With
other 6ne Plants. in prime order.
Sale Of Plants every Thunday. fe28 2ts
-,,,,, EICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr, Aueuoneer
II and 3rd Avenues-Antheny Bleecher Co. will sell
auction Wednescsy 28h OF February 1884, at IL o'clock
at tn Merchants Exchapke-
All these valuable lets of ground the northery
side OF 18th etween the End and 3d Avenues The
street guated paved curbed aud posts
erected and all assessments pd All the property the
neghborhood restricted the ground is ex-
ent for Gel ers aud the vicinity are
good They object builders for the Of
block Of bui dings.
For further particulars apply the auctionee Broad
street. ear Wall street f26 3tis re
A CARD
HAVE taken the Store No OF Wall STREET for purpose
M,s q It1n1saf n1g GENEKAL AUCTION AND CON
anu made j5 HhsP qSETr
beg leave to refer as follows -
Messrs L. y Hoffman & Co. Mossrs Thompson & Adams,
Mr. Nose, Tsyor neriman. Nash & Co.
MessD spofard. Tileston u" Warren x Bintnall.
4. o . Mr. g. J.. Ncoll
7; Harmeny's Ne Nlessrs. Dater, Miller Co.
. phews Co. - Sturges, Bennett & Co.
Talbot. Olvphant G. & l.. Denison Il
Th,o.vietOr&Duck- 4" Edward g F4ile &
De teyster & Whit :" Babcock & Co.
marsh f2s 2wis.m
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PROGRA Ian NINE
Overture-Piano Forte, Mr. Old6eld
So'g-fllOt ON the deep Gentleman
SoDg-brDther Jonathan, Mr. Cook
Song-l ne spell Is brt Ken, Miss NJ Goin
conu-A HE on The ocean Mr. DE lie
Song-Why don't the Men Iropose Mamma =. gentleman
Duet-Coms brave the Sea with me, lave .........
Miss NJ Gloin and MIR De LIE Rec
Song-The Indian Hunter, ........... Mr. Cook
SonR-Ny + ather Land, Mrs M Gloin
Song-A Home that love, Mr. DE lie
Part H.
Overture-PianO Forte MIR. Oldhed
Opening Chorus by tie Company
Song-Ths
Song-FchO NJ
Song, AXE in the arbor ..... Mr. De lie Rec
Song-B meath cool shades Ieposing Genep,n
Duet-My Petty Psge.. MISS NJ Glon
and Mr. De lie Rec
Song-Iiuzza for Co'umbia. Nh. Cook
Song-l ,hould like to marry, (bv dsNre) Miss Glon
Sons-Our way across the Mountain no. Cent? man
Song-And wilt III. weep when ! am low Mr. DE lie Rec
ile-st Spangled Banner By the Company
QTickes Twenty-Five cents eachTo be hid the door
Doors at half past SIX Concert to half
past o'clock precisely
n: B.-No temperament on account Of the weather
The proceeds be given TO the Second Ward American Re-
publican Association ie26 3tsec
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ME- DICAL AID

lie ID CAL AID
PRIVATE Medical Assistance with m,ny people. 10 a very
suit oua yn ali u ss: Ss
the book called the Rubcoa" The iou rth' edition which
s been recent pubished much improved and enlarged
70 nearly three TINS it's former szr and embraces many sub
iec and diseases before alluded that will
interesting nvAis who for many may possibly han.
pen To reed ADVICE priv { ".
tics Of hi, profession No II Barclay seet near the Park
The various forms Of bodily and mental weakness
and sueing which under the head Of private
are faithfully delneated and the best practical method OF OBJ
ed to the OF all those who may unfortunately friends
assistance Of whatever That portion of the
habit Of youthful ndssceton from whence results cous
tuona debility" will be found both useful
70 all c,ssest is friendly silent monitor, where
sexual debility has made nroads upon the health
but the certainty Of restoration. The work written ny
PhvscIan Of experience, (who is still in practice cty)
ward pnvscsl appearance how the attenuation Of frame
papiation Of the heart arrangement the nervous
cough indigestion, and tran Of symptoms indicative Of
consumption, often assembled wrong causes when in
reality they the of aurns and psniciou.
pracuce alike des,rpctjve 10 the mind and body
The price Of the book is the heretofore 50 oents
Broadway, and the following agencies which ar. drug
~ -" ~'"S
Sands No. 70 Fulton st, cor. of Gold It.
IS, No = Fulton st. cor. of Water st.
David -ands Co.'S, II East Broadway, cor Of Market IT,
Dr Churches Dspensay, No. 1888 Sowery, Of Spring
street " ~
Chiiton's, No 80 Canal st.
II will be sent in sealed envelope those who may desire
Consultations by mail will receive share OF Dr. s careful
anT tompt atten his charges in such cases
the return postage will be paid Of remains over the
price of the book C28 Inn or
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State OF Trade .

AsHEsPots continue very dull at 81 6aI; pearls about
the same, at So oct i21
BrrswAx-Prime yellow is in fair demand at 2sl aol
cents
CoTrov-The sales today amount to about 1000 bales.
one lot of 900 bales being taken for export Market
quiet.
CoFFEEThere very little doing in this article Small
sales occasionally made of st Domingo at 81 Sic
Flour AND GRAIs-Not the slightest change TO day in
any description. Western brands Of -four are still quoted
at 81 933.
HAy-North River bale sells as wanted for domestic
consumption at o. 62t cents
Olive notice small sales Of crude whale at SO cents
Sperm is very inactive We do not hear of any opera
tons.
WHIsKEr-Drudge casks very inactive at % cents;
prison barrels are held at 24 20 cents There Is little
doing in either description.
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Died.

On Monday, Goth inst. ARABsLLA daughter of Edward
and Arabella Hagan, aged 81 years
The friends OF her father and uncles Edward and Henry
Grumpy are respectfully invited to attend her funeral
ms afternoon at 81 o'clock from tho residence Of her fa
ther, ITO Laurens street.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far famed and celebrated Pills from Portugal ar,
perceive To be obtained in thscouurr See advertise
meat on the last column fourth page.
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Cotton Market.

CHARLEsroN, Feb. 23.-On wednesday and Thursday,
very little done the accounts by the Hbena being
at hand both parties showed disposition ope
rate and the transactions in both days reached but Sal
bales Early yesterday morning. the mail brought the
account of the steamers arrival The particulars were
received through the newspapers only Noprvate letters
being received not much disposition shown by pur
chasers operate nevertheless the transactions yeser
day reached oo7 bales in which for the principal part
prices the close of the market yesterday NAV be cons
aered again as in unison with those of the week
The total sales have amounted to 100 bales the fol.
lowing particulars 900 bales at cents; 25 o. asa o.
lS4 % 1916 1902 81 49 %; $40 Of; 297 81; 81 8;
29 81; 46 50; A. ST. We quote Liverpool classification
aasl fair to fully fair 81 TO- good fair lOi Our quo.
tatons Tor reghis for Liverpool remain 7l6d for Havre
cents or square bales and S2a for rcethey are howe.
ever entirely nominal. No engagements Of any amount
cond De procured at them. For New York ST. slack No
vessel up for Boston.
MOBILE Feb 1.-THE transactions in cotton have again
been quite limited; prices without change The com.
pexion oil the foreign received to-day has impaired
more cheerunes to holders In feghts ship for Boston
at current rates, ll6cthe only transaction reported
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" T. W y II q Q II y y y u T 7 !,
r. c. TUCKER, ESQ. PRESIDENT
THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully informed thlt IN
con,equ Of berev,ment IN the family % IN. Pres
dent the Second Concert - posponeh unu bursday Ith
March Washing Hotel rhe1 TOR the frat time this
countyj will va psrfo med Isp ~ Spohr, ortwo Chorus
the t2d fssm and an Az Mara by Mendeschm &c Ne.
Full paiti.u'qrs ~ small MIS-
Term, Of Inscription tor the remaining three oncert Of he
,son So eatne the subscriber 10 -Four Ticket. each
. f,r names al Music stores of Msss, Anvil 4 Co
ubois Co. Odtt& Goa Hoye, Co. ard At the residence
Of Y. W. RUSIER, Secretary,
f27 asec 81 Franklin street,
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~ Wy LOOK AT THIS and see the as -
FINISHING low price, of BOOTS add Shoes

N tpnishing low prize, of BOOTS aud sHOEs>2
that selling off at the New aud Fashionable Do,
Shoe Store coroer Of Greenwich and. Murray street,
Newly rk genllemen's fine Ere CHI and cali os double
AID singh soles from 50 10 50 So s. 81 30 and S. psr
is also low priced Boots Shoes Peg
ged and for gciemeD boys and youths
ihs. will come within the reach Of al. classes.
The Ladies Of New York and its vicinity will find their
advantage call this establishment tn most s
did of gaer Poo Buskos slippers Ties OF
all the different coors and fashion BILE styles There is
any quantity Of Owe shoe, and waterproof Ba,kn gentle
mems ped with leather bottoms iadss do; Moccasns
and India Rubes fured ylan and frured isses AID chill
dfen's, Of all kieds, in abur dance ard cheap
Doa mistake the number 2b3 Green ch Street. corner of
Mu,Iayst WRIGHT, CAL HOUN &CO.
m
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rorsiQn amportatlons

Passengers Sailed.
MoBILE-Brg Croten--Mrs Henry Roberts and child
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Passengers Arrived,

- HAvRE-Packet ship Baltimore Edward scheitIin Cha,
Cnuni CHAM, VIM Z Bamey-il in the seersge.
PoRro CABELLo.Brig Sarah jaue-T Morton J Daley
BERMUDA-Brg Falcon-A Grant IAN.
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FART III.
Chorus-Now Prepare, from the Opera Of John of
$50 Paris By the Company
DIet-ve Wandered in Dreams Mrs Sharpe and Mis-
Phillips
Song have Fruit have Flowers Miss Bruce
Lynch
SonR-lm xty-tw0..' Mrs Sharpe
ChorusDandy James with original BY the Company
Song. Comc-Take Tea in the Arbor Mr. Kavanah
New Comic Duet-Second time. Mrs Sharpe and Miss
Bruce
FnaeStay prythee the night dark By the Company
TICKETS ONE SHILLING-To be had at the door.
Doors open at halpast 6-commence at hafpast O'Clock.
f28
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Mossrs, Thompson & Adams.
: uerriman, Nash X Co.
" Warren X Brintnail.
Mr. 8. 7. Nicoll
Messrs. Dater, Miller 4 Co.
" Sturges, Bennett & Co.
" {. x l.. Denis0n X
" Edward g Feile &
" Babcock & Co.
f25 2wissm
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SPRING FASHIONS.

SPRING FASHIONS
EoK the accommc di.on of Manufacturer, abroad the
SIftE of ientemen's Hats FOR the ensuing Spring will
be forwarded to them by mail application pos piid 70
LEARY &iO,
NJ Il, O., Mes and Aston House
apie, vt oar COULTER. " y W ~"
View YORK, Feb. u.s. 1874. f2 f.;.src
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LETTERS FOR THE HIBERNLa.
WILL be received at this Office until quutef before p M
w on Thursday the goth Possge be paid in adj
vance to part Of Great Britain the Connet India
1884, PAKROTr K co 90 " all st.
Half tbs usual only charged for small packages 70
DOstOn Dv our DAILY ExIreSS. f21 II
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TO THE PUBLIC,
MRS: @ y MILLER 4 CO.,
TOBACCO AND SNUFF

Ma nm n, M, I, nsIaMUEAGT FhRS.
Vsry respectfully inform their friends aud customers that
tee f. circuson Of counterfeit and spurious To-
pacco and Snuff selling through the city country BY
sn representing u as having been by us The
Stamps are made Tor deception the quality being inferior the
genuine afticic. -" " - -
That no one may be msed BY such imposition or suppose
mwe OK or iaI IN our ercrtngs to manufacture usual
good articles we have been induced give this notice
iriends snd customers, as caution against
we Pecgr ourselves 10
as heetoore the very best articles and other
Nb-he only persons authorised by to supply our
TONERS at their sos Samuel H. Rogers Smith Sloane
All goods manufactured aud sold by ed and II
no. approved Oh can ne returned md the refunded
s2a 90 as term. as any articles in the line.
oi the same quality mannfctursd IN United States
Mrs. q. b. MILLER & co. ITO Water street
oImn-tn near Wall street.
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PROGRAMME
PART |.

PROGRAMME
PART |.
Solo and Chorns-Young Love triumphant smi-
Ing. -. ..'........ ...By the Company
Snnx-Ihe Sailor Lad Miss Bruce
SoDg-A yauah
Chorus-Away to the Mountain BY the Company
SOng-To the Vine Feast M, SharIe
SongWoodnan Spare III Tree Mrs Phiilins
Duet Comic-Tea and Turn Out .Mn Shape Mr.
Kneass
Song, Comic Mr. Kavunah
Chorus-Yes, Brothhrs yes, it is the Midnight
Drum BY the COMPANY
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u ID.
HAVE taken the Store No Of Wall street for the purpose
1 Of transacting a GENERAL AUCTION AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS. Consgnmen's solicited Sales
guaranteed and cashed, advances made when required
JOHN g. Belts.
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MARITIME HERALD.

sailing Days OF the steam shIpa.
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schr James L. Morris Van Name. from Virginia with mdse.
10 master.
soop Christopher Post Johnson from Virginia. with mdse.
10 master
soop Helen Perry. days from New Bedford. with OIL &c.
TO master.
Telegraphed.
Bremen ship Adler - days from Bremen. with mdse f..
Nolr MUS x PAvensedt. Also briggs.
Brig Deborah. Jones 10 days from st. Thomas with mdse
to order.
Brig Amethyst. Anderson 20 days from Maysguex PR with
sugar &C. u Aymar & O. " "''
klown. '' -~'"N ""'
Sailed,
H. D. NJ ship Vesta Rio Janeiro and others
Herald Marina
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t'ICtJIO OIt
MEYSrS. q. WEISS X FIR GRAMBss, Professors OF
Music, respectfully to their patrons the sdrs
ma gentleman Of New Yok and its vicinity that their COIL.
1n band prepared to play the admired and fshonsl
huaic Tor Private Parties Soriees, &c.
Orders received and punctuay attended to at 20 Delaney st
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.

JOSEPH KAMMERER, Professor Of Music, respectfully
announces his patrons and the public in general tn
has removed from ~ tIosby is Laurens where all
orders for his Coon Band perform at Psst'es ac
Orders for j. X will also be received at Mr. w Dubo
Music Store, 1856 Broadway. n Ims uc
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DAGUERREOTYPE
NATIONAL Miniature Gallery,
2i7 Broadway. n. Y.
No istr ANTHONY, EDWARDS aS co.

1gcCURDY. ALDRICH & SPENCER. Il Exchange
~ Place, .fier for sale the following Wonen .ond.;
20 Cloths containing Pecc Dye and Wool Buck. Olive
and Cadet OF VARIOUS u;nllies.
10 PLAN nnd fancy striped md Paid CnssimcIes
% do SGtnes containing Blue. Bao,s, Browns. Oxford
Cadet. AMI Steel Mixed. Diamond, Ribbed and P aid of
various grades.
pt1n nd Ear m
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miscellany i:rs: formed many years ago when
Of my friends occupied With TIER raecoHoal "a.
bo, which Eave proved entertaining themselves and
heg recdeS'- conceived tia. collection of different
complexion. though much ieSs aau- night p-pya soDc.
what instructive and tina. literary history Afforded II
anost eSpS.ed sousce of ine:esng r,S The ,york IL
self has b.ei well enough received by the public to;s;ify rs
desgu.
Every class f;csders requires book adapted elE and
that book which Bercs;s and perhaps brings much nl5
stoa TO multitude OF readers. Ue condemned even
by tie learrci. More nigh: bc alleged favor OF.
wcss Ike the present than ae ur-e ther. Tncy
Of class which we. known 20 the uncieais Tie
Greeks without them the Romans loved ilem
Der The e of gdria Eria;io and the Oriental sts
than ether passionste fond Of these az eeab col-c
tons The asci'ui titles with which they decorated their
vnrisgated nseeianes. sufficiently express then delight,
The design Q. tbs work stimulate tie literary curiosity
peded in Their sccuement The characters tie ercn,s and
The sineua-tes moncrn literature are always familiar
those who excel IN classical studies But more nu
psI; of mankind by ;her occupations then indo
euce, both uninvorubc cGrseS literary Improvement re-
quiTe obtain the materials oF thinking. blythe and
esdiest THIS work has proved useful; Ia. beln
printed abroad, and has becn translated and the honor
which many home have conferred on H. by eiern.
10 IT, las exhlarated the jealous labor which seven editions
have necessarily exectel'' [-fEtt0r's Preface.
lTLe foregoing valuable work. with Ceria,;,cs or
AMERICAN LITERATURE" by L. w. GRIswoLp, !, pub
sed complete IN large royal volume, and sold for
about quarter THE Loaon price fo.s certainly
Of the valuable WORKS The Engph language and
public or private lib:ary IS complete witaouti;.
For sale hy
APPLETON GO. Ao2 DroaSway.
The late William Seward Esq. and James Pet;i, An
drews, Esq. d9D&W
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The late William Seward. ESQ. end Jamc, Peri, An
drews ESQ., d9 D & w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10

Z word more and we too. have DONE One of the very
amusing and clever Editors this city, has not unnpty
called this tooth drawing controversy" Il will be resell
ectcd that first notice in order to prevent any farther
mistuk-> last three articles have been (although
wiou; the eqst pam fracture furry crirte.sd from
md If Mr.. Dodge and the public satisfied with the
professional integrity and skl' with which he hrs drawn
them out, shall complain but hr""s 't" written
great deal more, could admit TO lie truth wrong
10 he risht,r misrepresentation be professional labor.
Il he states To the public things exactly they he shall
have no word of contention from but II not, he will find
resdy and willing 10 be called out again. j.. PARAL4
d. istf j. PARNLf,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10

C Mr.. Gouch ~ The Rroah,vay a. b.r-
nxcIe,Sr. J. u. COUGH will address The young men o.
YcEs al The 9ITandSay Tabernacle WEDH ESDAY
coti and fashionable drinking places and the intimate con
peron between drinking and gambling. He will be attended
bthe BosToS QUARTETTk CLup, who Will sing in
u,nval ed style Temperance Odes Tickets of nd
mission cents each. For sale the office Of the Temper
rnce Union, llS Nassnustteet Mark Ncwmans 1893 Brud
,. w letvtis it6 Pearl street and the do4r.
general attendance OF citizens invited what il believed
will be very attractive and useful lecture. d9 3ts.