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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31
MERCANTILE AGENCY.
M d DnrrfS RniIfiin

The attention Of the this city vino sell INTO the
country invited this Agency Upward OF two
nndsd and firms now enrolled
ne OBJECT OF II Agency accurate
Legitimate way about the Standing responsibility Sc. Of
county merchants residing the states of Ohio,
Michigan Indiana, Illinois. the New England States, wv
jersey of Missouri and Penusy and the
OF Iowa and Wisconsin, and keep constantly revised Tor
tie benefit the merchants this city who 10
the agency Local and travelling Agents employed to
gain the inormatloafneu OF experience. &c
judgement, and good character Experience has shown ii I
h Mercantile Agepcy-a cond sctedhas been highly ;si a.
only merchants city who subscribers but
honest and solvent merchants the country and that IS
only the fraudulent and disposed who have occasion TO OBJ
ect 10 il Among the subscribers mani Of the princsa
dealers in Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware Crockery Dr2s
AID Medicines. &c.
The terms-which are reasonable nvariab!-wili BE-
made known applicants ar the Office.
Any merchant who wishes TO test the value CT the Ipfofina
ton do grau,ousy. No better has been thoag;
OF than Tor such 10 bring list Of the bad debts ;hey have
since The establishment OF the Agency in 1884, aud ascertain
how the debtors stood the books of the Agency hen
goods were sold 10 them
The good Collecting Attorneys will be given
tutously to merchants Others are not
their making personal Application
ja4 lraeod Corner Hanover and Exchange
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SIXTEENTH EDITION.
Reeisea and Corrected.

The Whig Almanac for tho year e4f'
This valuable Register OF Political ents is no"
ready. 1t contains the usual Calendars ana as''o-
nomical calculations, made for every meridian from
Maine 10 Louisiana. A List of the Government TX
ecutve officers of the United States, Judges OF the
Supreme Court, sc. with their Salaries; a com,
plee List of the Members of the present Uni'ed
States Senate and House of Representatives, ar
ranged according 10 their respective STATES, ana te
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 1910, lo-a
1928 1882, and 1912; THE PRESENT TARIFF la"
OF THE UNITED STATES, being the entire law on
that subject as it finally passed Congress on the
3Oh day OF August, 1872: this document alone Is
worth more than the entire cost OF the Almanac!
National Bank, with Extracts from. MIR. McDut-
hes Report; PROTECTION TO AMERICAN INDUS
TRY--ITs ExPEpIENCY AND NECESSITY, BY TIE
HoN. CHARLES HupSoN OF Mass. This valuable
and useful Essay occupies IA pages. Its iacts
illustrations and doctrines ought 10 be understood
by every citizen who takes interest IN the cause
OF American Industry and the prosperity OF the peo-
pie of the United States; Extracts from MIR. Clay
Speech on the Public Lands These extracts oc-
cupy several pages, and are sufficient to give gen.
eral view Of this interesting subject. Anecdotes Of
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 at great labor and
at considerable expense expressly for the Wing al
manac. They viii be constantly referred to during
the coming wear as they show not only the returns
for the present wear but also those of 1870; Times Of
holding Elections in each of the States; Popular
Vote for MIR. Van Buren, and Gen. Harrison in 1886
and in 1910; The number of Electors oteach State
in 1910. and the number to which each State is en-
titled in 1874; Tables OF the Population, Debts
Governors and Chief Justices o!the several States
Anecdotes of Mr.. Clay, John z. Adams, Coi. John
son, &c. sc.
O. The price of the Wing Amaaae is the same as las
year notwithstanding contains about one quarter more
matter. Single COPIES 3 cents; s. per DOZEN $ Per wv
Orders accompanied BY the cash sesTMAsTkS
remitting free OF postage 81 for dozen copies viii b
entitled 10 copy cia,;s /, contains Sheets apd s"o
lect oaiy prrtcdicai postage.
GREELEY s McELRATH, Publishers;
Tribune Budlugs, 100 Nassau-strees.
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CHkRIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of u writ OF heri
- facas directed and delivered viii expose 10 sale
on tn RSDAY the fourteenth day Of March next, ~ u
Sew fo.h, ali the rish rte ana nyes.t Of Jhn Brown
which he had the sx.eenth da. OF April ooe a.
and TO all thar CERTAIN lot OF land and s!eo
erected situate IN e oue.h Ward q me Hig ,osss
street: and distinguished on uso Of the farm OF
bayard made By Cashier tn Go-rsk ioIsy ;aebss vide
ia font and rfar aad one unared and SIX fst deep on
westerly siae and QUE andfp and twelve feet thee .ae
ri,ts t-reurto oelonsiogD.t.d January
81. laii. GiLLlaaLS - = "a, r.wsve
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German Alrnanacs!

large sappy of Gensn Almaaacs for sale at the once %
thr New York TIibnne Price J7t cents per DOZEN !.
Tins Almanac printed the German Language, III st
usual style and SIR Of German Aimnacs, and cohains ~
addition usual variety s reading matter, articles oil
great Gsrans connected with the Industry s
Labor OF coun =. AMI Importance o. Protection
TO the Mechanics and Workngr.sn of the United States
AGAINST English competition. -. -: r..a@
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nv OROER OF Daniel Prau, First Judge OF

DY ORDER OF DANIEL Prau, First Judge oil
D onons County coq,s aed Goua,f9t al l at the
. sspsd ssrs The estate oya Stewart OF Cleveland
STATE dsor ands f9of ss sas 70 m
csning attachments against absconding, concealed
resident tsbtos and thar the same wi Oe sold Tor the pay
add d;scarge such attachment according 10 law within
moths from the first pu5!ea iou CT ois Netee sad that the
and IN. delivery him for his Of anY property within
this belonging him and the transfer Of such pro.
rcv b. forbidden By law aud yod-Dtted jan
nary g. Issi Il. SHELDON,
Isl law9n Attorney for Attaching Creditors
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cult to enforce them. This is the fact which have
from most authentic source that the money lent TO
the Vcksburg Bank by both these institutions was
only on condition that it should be employed pay
ing dividend and thus sustain the credit OF the
Bank This transaction by institutions holding
many thousand shares of the Vicksburg stock
stamps the whole affair as so replete with fraud that
Jury would be long in giving verdict in favor of
such swlndling. 1t was these institutions which
sold the Stock under these circumstances TO North
ern Capitalists, and recommended investments TO
those unfortunate devils who bought at par. make
no doubt compromise will be made The late rise
IN Cotton has quadrupled the value of the assets.
Inc United States Bank would have taken 10 cents
in the dollar, it will now be offered bills receivable
TO much larger amount. The stockholders will
then have the Railroad and Real Estate. The ad-
vance in Cotton in Europe arises from the increased
demand and not entirely from the short crop. This
is one OF the effects OF the China trade. This fact
is we'll known in Europe, and am surprised that
none OF the journals this side have taken notice
of it,
We understand that the transfer books were re-
opened in Philadelphia yesterday.
Sales OF Real Estate at Auction. Jan. 80.
By a. j. Blocker s. Co.
The Lycsum of Natural History Broadway near
Prnces The lots SO by loo feet building 90 deep S3 900
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70 Rev. JOHN P. CLEAvELAND, late of Michi-
gan, was duly installed pastor of the Cincinnati
PRESBYTERIAN Church on the 18th inst.
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Sales this day at the stock Exchange.


Cotton dull without change notice Flour remains
yesterday and quiet Sales 5000 lbs Taow al II cents
Pork has sold at 60. and 62i FOR 40 b5ls Prison
Whisky at about q cents Ashes quiet.
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whe Inr;sib,e W,e 40 e,o.alv resembles

~ ne 1nTtSiOie ~ fS 30 c!osaiy Iessiiute@ ZIG
real head of hair cepcs md ccnnoisseurs ha7e pro-
perfect and faortnary 1enuon 81 Inc
day. The great advantage OF this novs and unQae VIZ
IFS being made without weaving which Causes us
APPEARANCE closely res-m5j- the natural har potn N
ltshtress and natural appearance def detecon W tex
rurr beng beauti a. ad ffes that IN all csss
o ,rspirarlor evaporation uumle, and the gIta evils
OF Other Wss eatire. avoided The scepc and coGnolSs.n
invited this novel and beautiful w eo
me peculiar method OF hns tht head. the manufacturers
A. T. BARiiY LAG Broadway, corner OF Liostty-,teet up
tire jai2 nIis
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DIED.

At Washington City, Sunday afternoon January 70,
Mrs RxpEccA Russell REprSG wife OF Hon John X:
Reding e. fso,u New Hampshire and youngest sister OF
Horat Hill, Of this city, aged 30 years
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Posr OFFICE, NV YoRK. JsuuaTy 26. 1874 :.
% English Maii.-Ths Letter Bags per royal ;5iil
s,eamer Britannia. will close thu uppeF aud Lower rss
Offices lie this CRY Wesesdsy the 3ist INST al -
MINUTES past O'clock P 81 The overland postese OF 1850.
on AZ sasa =, angie 'e JOIN L6KiMER GRAHAM. Pm.
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Ga n ED.

Ships Martha Washington, Apalachcola; John Fehrman,
Havana.
Brigs D, (Br London; Meteor Franklin La; Excel sa
vannah; Moon, Charlestou Aurora, Wilmington c.
Schrs Joseph Howe. (Br) Kingston, JAM liegul1s, WI
m,ngtcn @ Morning star, ST Jaso de Cnoa stevens
Baltimore; Virginia Norfolk and number OF others
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MARRIED
DIED.

"A, fhiiadeiphia January Mr. JOHN U. FaALKY Jr of
ander, Jr, Of BuIkesville XIV
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% LAZARUS STEWART, Esq, for several years
member of the Pennsylvania Legislature, died
at Allegheny City on the Goth inst.
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O. The public house owned and occupied by
Mr.. Chester Andrews, at the Natural Bridge in
Watertown, Jefferson Co., was entirely destroyed
by fire on Friday evening last. Loss about $500
5000 of which was insured.
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The brig Meteor in attempting beat of the East Rv
err issstayed aud got in the ice The steamboat
Staten islanders her assistance and lowed her out
when she proceeded to
The Telegraph reports SHIP in the othng.
The Rivers and Bay from the City TO the Narrows are tree
OF ice.
Wind fracLa AT NV
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW. YORK, JANUARY 31-2 P.
CLEARED,
ARRIVED.

Ships Mediator Chadwick. London, Gr;sweld; Cam
bridge, BAr,.ow, Liverpool, II MARSHALL.
Brig Hy1s. Eusts, Matanzas, Buck Peters.
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MEMlRANDA.

Schr Protector Wright from Virginia. and 2days from the
Capes oysters Capt Wright reports the Lower Bay full oil
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aImAs,c and Ill the pubcarious OF Gfs-ie!
McElra may obtained Boston Of nEPDiSS &c, So
;,, gos1ou are invited AL at .iessfs teidins >,
- Will be supp-d and all other Sheap
p,hiicsrions O, the most favorable terms
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EVENING EDITION.
WEDNESDAY, 81 o'CLoCK,p PM.
4 DerAncArloS DlscLosED.-The Third Tell.

A DEFALcAr1oN DlscLosED.-The Third Tell
or of the Merchants Bank, considering him.
self on his death-bed, sent for the cashier of
the bank on Monday evening, and in antci-
nation of the discovery of his defalcation,
at the examination OF the bank accounts, &C
knowledged that he had defrauded the bank to
the amount of TWENTY. THOUSAND DOL
LARS which deficiency is now ascertained to
be exactly the sum distracted. The name of the
third teller is MIR. Nissan. Com. Adv.
Nsw-YoRK LEGIsLATuRE.--Nothing of i'm
nortance was done in our Legislature on Monday
In the SENATE, the bill in favor of the Assembly
bill to amend the Revised Statutes in relation to
bonds given on appeals and writs of ccrtiorari
passed with an amendment.
In ASSEMBLY, Major DAvEzAc read letter
from Gen. Jackson thanking Gov. BoucK and the
Major for their interest in his welfare How it
came in under Parliamentary rules is rather odd
The Elk President, it was stated, was very feeble
scarcely able to write. After some discussion on
the bill proposing to loan money to Jefferson Co.
the House adjourned
FIsE.-The store and goods of B. Frost, Esq.
Of Boston, Erie Co. n Y were destroyed by fire
on the morning of the 26th. Also two small
buildings adjoining. One occupied by Porter T.
Glazier, as shoemaker's shop; the other belong
ing to Clark NJ. Carr, Esq. Loss between $4,000
and $4,000. The goods insured-no insurance
on the building
Ex.Gov. DAvrs.-This gentleman arrived iii
cur city yesterday afternoon, and took lodgings
at the Exchange. Many of our citizens have
already paid their respects to him in that inlor-
NAL and transformations manner which best com
ports with his feelings and wishes.
Detroit Adv, 23d.
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u DIR. z. Il. IercaIf Surgeon Dentist
Granite BaiIdsg Chanbes-srrerr of Broaday,
thrd hoor vail perform operations The Teeth in the PSI
manner and prices reduced conform the rlmes AZ
work warranted DR.. NJ leIlel TO refer 20 gentlemen o.
the CHEST standing The Washington, and ~ nus
CITY IES i"
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ATTRACTIVE NOVELTY.
THE HUGHES FAMILY

L II II U II E S nj Il Y.
CONCERT AND ADDRESS AT the Broadway
~ Tabern1ce.-FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 3 Ist., a;
Address Music-its refining tendencies and general
fqences on socety-wiil be delivered by j. AUGUSTUS
SHEA ESQ., and subseQue ntly illustrated BY eminent
vocal aud Instrumental Sevla amateur and profess.
ladies and gentlemen will whom
tLulv surprising Musical prodges. Miss and the Masters
HUGHES. The whole entertainment will be of the most
novel character that has been introduced in the City
Newly
Ticket, IS cents each-to be had a, the principal Music
Stors aud nj the door the above evening; where also
will De delivered the programme of the performances 3 2t
A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
WEDNESDAY, January 81, Benefit Oft. G. BOOTH.
the favolite Comic Singer.
In addition to DR. VALENTINE Mons. and Madame
L. G BOOTH ard LA PETITE CERIrO, the regnlar
company al Performers have youn,ee red for the
OCCASION making the greatest combination Of talent ever
sented % 'he New York public They Mp HERRlNG
valet lrish Melolist, Mr. B. WiLLlAMS, Mr.; WHIT:
LOCK Mr.. DONALDSON. Mr.. RACHELER, LITTLE
JEhkY and the KENTUCKY MINSTRELS. whose PER
formances have never fail eengwh raturous sppa
parentsge engaged and be day and evening to-
geher with the Gypsy QUEEN, the surprising for.
e.tellsr in the world.
Mr.. GEORGE WESTERN will introduce his unique
which Of The richest passages which the English ian
suage affords will b. given, ther with several
and before attempted the ldaon OF
this wonderful The enthusiasm with which this lee
has been received the last has been almost
aubounded Ii infinitely any thing ever offered al
even thus iavorits establishment
Performances will take place at o'clock in the afternoon
and seven In the evening.
Twenty-Five cents extra for private CONSULTATIONS WIN ih
GIsy QUEEN. 13l
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SSTM 7. ! ENNiNGS N co Diapers and Tall
w os 23l Broadway American Hotel, opposite the Foun-
solicit attention assortment oil seasonal goods
including Cloths Cassimsres, Vestngs, &C., IN all the new
and various Styleg.
Under the assurance tst the system of small profit. and
uics returns which has elected liberal patronage will
Be counucd whilst our such will enable
aa 10 fill all orJsrs in future with womptnesa.
feature in the establishment which must commend II to
hose requiring articles for immediate the addition TO
cur stock OF Of frs, quality ready maae Car
mppt consisting Suftouts Ff0cks Dress Coats, Pana.
ICONS, Vests. Office Coets, Travelling Frochs, Dsisina
Clowns, &c. -
k.chefs Gloves SGspenders Hosiery Under ests, Dnw-
ers Muslin Shirts Collars. &C., at pricea winch must oer
Inducements purchasers. lYio tsN
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1--WE DOLLARS REWARD will be paid for
rho recovery Of Surtout Coat with velye. collar OF
black or dark olive cloh which Stolen The evening of
the 10th ns, Apply 80 Beach st. or rs Sonth ST. J3
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TO THE PUBLIC.
HE BLACK Tor Ail-basi'sl SALVE.
E2ASIbS HEALTH PILLS
LLLEBAsP5 TOOTH A: He DROPS.
aLt.EBASPS POOR MANS PLASTERS, and
AILERASPS COUGH BALSAM,

d 1t E<SS
hi-LEBAspS COUGH BALSAM
no CURE, and WILL CURE, the following
~ samed complaints fully shown by the prorrie-
roI Fever Sores Of the most malignart kind Fo9 vi;
GERS Tsmors Cuts and PoncsIs Whitlows seaid. and
fism,natory; Chbl4ins, Dropy scad Head Ague ia the
saee Bruises and sprams sweilings Of almost ssely deser
ron Erqp29s Asns IN The breast Be Soi.s Of al .ins.
vers Cholic Headache Dizziness the Head Actd stom'
aeh Jannce DisoIdered Stomach aad Bowels
Too,hach-, Coughs Colds Asthma Lug ps ana LIVER LON
Bowls Chit Side Loi5s Muscles Joints, sest &ei Ner'
1oas Affections. Genera Debility, SIC. sc &c. g..
TIE above is long list oil complaints 20 pc cofen ~, lie
money for The articles purchased and ever person .
Is NOT cnred IL they follow e directions for using
n the pmphle' winch ~ :; 70, ns iufn'h>a v
'y agents coming 10 the kaow!edge Of hs Pro-
pe5or which fully iq, ihs Iaq ys PpcoreSor a
wholesale aed rrsf il b mafGSs oosster % CANA.
etSa .s5es f RRao0D@okTa cor Houston and Ma6s
streets OF cures description OF COMPLAINTS
E2r s asing see Pamphlet above referred TO-
hn6 hs noor will be furnished Al hai rice az 2f Fulton
~ IA .csiye such advice az their may Ieours
iNifo lurrs'ed -------------------
m PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
~ the Comfy Of New-York, Notice hereby given TO
M orsors having claims against Bryan Rosset late of the
iry Of ewfoIk gentleman deceased, present ths
with vouchers thereof the subscriber his store No
tor day OF July ne1t paed Ne-York the nth day Of
January. 1874 JOIN PARET: Execator, &c. iIsIawsa
TN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
OF the County of NewYcr notice hereby given TO all
persons having claims against JOHN g. ste of the
City oil NewYork, gentleman, deceased 10 present The
is Wave ley Place in the City Of New York on Or before
tbs z2d day IL July nexp4tea New hs th gay %
J. Yss lsr s s Ezys q S adk
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DIED.
On M91day morning January o. Mrs. ELr1AsErH PkS-
relatives aad friends of the family respectfully in
sisd 10 attend her funeral This ednsisyl Afternoon a,
on Saturday. January =. after severe iasss Henry
SHERWOOD HoBBs, son Of David Hobbs OF Cineinnasi
The f.ns1,y vii vii i, Fo.h and 49, days.
- from the residence Of his grandfather DR. H. n
SHERWOOD 25 Broadway The friends and acquantance OF
notice -
JsnqWSTy a. Of consumption the 18th year of her aye
City.
50 % DIES TIE rose, ere summer set hath passed,
of half us sweetness is 10 Nature known;
's aiming all lis tragaGcs 20 the last
Then boIee 10 Heaven AID Sc. beside The Throne.
~ CATHERINE, Youngest child of James r and
tathrfne W hitting, IN her IN year.
hue1F ~ Mrs ELIZABETH CHALABEA IN the 6s,h year
ace H. HAYDEN NJ D. President OF The American Sociaty
Of Dental and Professor of Dental Physiology en
fa,nolSgy IN the Baltimore olsg- o: Dental Surgery
Al Qunes, III, January II, CATHERINE E. slict OF Hen
y co., formerly OF Newport r L. the 35h year of her
AT Gorham, January Hon. AARos YoUscLorE, aged 80
The Assembly.
Passengers Arrived
Marv fas o gqIket t. hD Emsgad on Heprs-john and
rance Cnares Peterne!i OF Germany; Augustus Wey-
Iaac5. o. EpG'ioert Caprauo, OF Ne's-York;
Chafies Z violet, OF Gaudaloupe.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, JANUARY 81
MINIATURE aLMANAc-rHls DAY.
Tar Suv TIE Mooy. FrIL ss.-
Rises II Sets. IS Is Morning IS Morning IS "A
LATEST Dates
London January EarIe ........ January
Liverpool .... January NewO Orleans. January l2
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NITANTED-By WON in or excellent chafSc-
w fer situation as beImaid, asher and ifonsr
to do general homework small family The best Of city
reference given. Apply at lG'i Grand ST. j3l ~
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CLEARED,
Shps Norma, Barton, Havana Moses Taylor; Duncan
Daggett. Mobile. Durham s. Dimon.
BrIgs Moon. Hayes. Charleston, Durham Dimen; Au-
rora. Gould, Whining ton.
Schrs Joseph Howe, Laurie. Kingston, JAM Chastslan
Ponvert; Regulas, Hawkins, Wilmington, y McCready 4
70
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IN PRESS,
AND WILL BE ISSUED IN a FEW DAYS,
FROM THE NEW WORLD OFFICE, 81 ANN STREET,
A LECTURE
ON THE IMPORTANCE OF A CHRISTIAN BASIS
FOR THE SCIENCE. OF POLITICAL ECO
Monty, AND IT'S APPLICATION TO
THE AFFAIRS OF LIFE,
Delivered before the Calvert Institute Baltimore, and the
Carroll Institute Philadelphia, on the nth
and i8 January,l6h
BY RI REV DR. HUGHES, BISHOP OF n. YORK.
Price St cents. AIibera discount TO agents
JUST PUBLISHED,
NEW EDITION OF
D R. II u @ II E SIS L E G. I U T.
ON THE MIXTURE OF CIVIL AND ECCLESIAs-
TICAL POWER IN THE GOVERNMENTS
OF THE MIDDLE AGES.
Price 6; Every person who has heard Rsv. .str.
Cheeve Review OF this Lecture should have copy III Or
der TO read 10th sides before he judges
ALSO JUST PUBLISHED,
t.. D.. TREASURE 1ROVE-new edltion-the pop
Mar new novel Of Lover-P,ice u; cents
LOITERiNGS OF ARTHUR O'LEARY, by Charles
Lever, author of Charles O'Malley.
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edition. capital nurbsr. Only So year.
REPOSITORY OF MODERN ENGLISH re-
NANCE, containing novel 5y Alnswofth and novels
By James and Lover. Only Ska year-siugle, ia cents
CHARLES De BOURBON, thrilling French Re-
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SUE NOVELS-Niysteres Of Paris, 81 IS; Matilda, 81;
Female Buebeard (uex bes Is cents Saamander Is cts;
Thsrese Duuoye IS cents; Col. De Surye, l2s cents
Also, a variety Of other works, cheap.
iaso ]. WINCHESTER, 30 Annstreet
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DEALE'S n Y. Observation-Disclosures
L ONLY l2a CENTS. .
The Manager hanpv TO announce an engagement with
Miss LOUISE DOROTHEA WAGNER, the Fortune
Telling Gipsey Gisl, sister u
THE CELEBRATED GIPSEY QUEEN
of the American Museum. She be from O'Clock
in the morning till O'Clock the afternoon. dressed in her
PAST fFRnE%sNsRTf aaB uTGRE EvEST
cannot be the evening National Portrait GALLERY
Grand Cosrnorama 900 curiosities Admission
,hng l2s cents those who consult the Gpsey Gull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

NOTICE TO PARENTS-WILD'S CASTOR
~ OIL CANDY fast taking the place Of the old Of
usenS it One Of Candy contains table spoonful
'f pure Geld pressed Castor Oil and such form
Will be convenient infants No OF the oil
Whateyer aud than dose OF oil from tie drug
stores. Sold AZ 45i Broadw ay. near G. ard st. ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

BOARD IN BOND-STR EET.-A Parlor, with
- Bedroom attached, and two small rooms, with
CRATES TO let with Board, at So Bond-stres JIG lHiae
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. 7 Sprucest.
CHADES of all descriptions wholesale aud retail,
Assign, Banner aud Transparent Fainter TO order:
il6 lmis BAkTOL. s. DE MAUNY.