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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 27-2 P NJ

CLEARED,
Barks Brutes, Curtis Havana, H. Rowland California,
Mayhem Neuvltas, Bret. * Voze.
Brig Conner Crocker, Franklin, La. A. Heaton.
sch1 Mary Bright, Polt au Prince N. s Mctready Co.
ARRIVED,
Br brig Falcon Pitt days from Bermuda, with arrow
oor, TO Tucker Lishtbopyn Brig John H. Stevens Hall
Schr Industry Brown 2days from New Bedford, ia bal
las TO the master ,
Schr James L. Norris Van Name, days from Virginia,
with oysters Ia the Captain.
sloop Christopher Post Johnson, days from Virginia
soop Helen Perry days from New Bedford, with oil 10
the master.
Sloop Coru,hian, David, 2days from New Bedford with
ail TO the master
BELOW,
Three briggs in the lower bay.
SAILED,
schy Compliance, for Boston.
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VICTOR HUGO's GREAT NOVEL.
THIS DAY,
Is published at the New World Office, 80 Ann
street, and 3e7 Broadway,
II A N OF AND,
THE DEMON oFTHE NORTH
Translated from rh4 F,.nch or vic,,- wv,

Translated from The French OF Victor Hugo
This IL work Of powerful In speaking of the
nod when the events OF this story supposed to taken
place, al ancient historian CT Norsay says
IT the current ef of the inhabitants NJ th hr-s Of
TIE Baltic at that day that there existed certain beings
those esops who though born of women, owed their pa;e
ny 20 iendS from hell They supposed about
The ea fulfilling their mission of evil by nfictng the dir
est aiamities upon all who le into their power Murder
tnc rapne followed IN their iooeps but fearful above all
ihss was the tate OF the women " 10. through violence
fuct became the victim OF oae 81 these uncI-an and mag
naut ps United Irrevocably the for lfe II
was hid that she became partner of his awful doom
throughout eternity"
One the most dreaded Of these ncarrslons of the evil
Hans of iceand-who,e name il ., the terror of the
nursery and whose deeds still theme story and IF
song.
Price % censsl5 hundred TINS work forms No II Of
the New World Library Of Fiction making volume Of
40 pages, bourgeois type.
.S.,,L
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Fran the Neeg York Courier & Enquirer.

DopcE's PORTRAIT OF Henry CLAy.-Sard's magnificent
mezzotnt likeness of Mr. Clay, engraved from the portrait
painted BY Dodge Ashland June last ready Tor de.
livery The about twenty i've inches BY seven
OF the original picture which have alredy said aud take
sr.r vet taken of HssRY CLAY becoming common 70
the latest likeness of Mr. Clay the best aud several
Of them deserve high praise but we appea 10 those al all
ever before thing approaching the accuracy OF MS
likeness. Sure oil the They never DID, MI
Clays likeness only admrabenay nearperfecton
AS human effort reach-bu the likeness OF the &C.
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v-,,r,e Ixn,.N V.crr,p1E Pills are a purgave 50
Vi, SI,.cJ srh vtha so natural 10 the IN man cepstu
hat they caanct possibly iuure the delicate
at the same tIHe II ussd III s'e for rain
evacuations OF the oowe's' IL ~ - j.; rbs hndv r. ali
or distress oil any k1 10 ILL smttent
dsoruere: :" Wv. mi nnr1;5 fsysrs HIjeht,s Indian
=, P ha (n,na certain remedy heg
and bowels Of all bilious mater and pu
9if~ the blood-coneQnently they the cause OF ey
81, - ~ Nh
VI r sas wholesale and retail at Principal osee, No
.,r y s ;"hstrsst
<SS countsrfes are abroad avoid all stores OF
doubtful cna az p;i -"' ''
0Hce- teyotad exclusively 10 the sale of the MEDICINE
Sninsns and ,era-No 2S8 Greenwich street. New YORK
NJ TOO TIsmonr street Boston, and No 1863 Race street fh
aJs,nb;a
'"ei ossz-n------->-.- sc
SEsRINcs CORDIAL. is sold at Noo murray ST Oh F."
~ Sprins FasnioMs.-For me accommodation
rlp,rars abro,1 the STYLE OF Gentlemens Hats
VI : So wi, h. forwarded 10 them by mail on
Tor IN ensuing SPINS wa " rr,pv G. 20
APPLICATION post paid,to - ~
Nos 4 ahu tiStof iio"Se'
~ RG,n,emsn can be supplied with Hats Of the ne'c
-, .,,ar
StVfs, al GA. 'u"n''t T2 2pt
New-York Fee. 10, 1873. .r-z.
~ E,sr, has NOW ready his Spr;nc Fashion for
w ~, 80 -: 'I.' ah;,, .nJ .rvs Sproasses snv
tlsmen 5 mats W"ie' io ,"' -, g., p,i,,, for
thing before ohefeu. " / 'e' !, s., -,
Nntra ha's d ,lie 'e ! az ~ ''.S ;d -, all aud
late Fair Philadelphia he puec are III ''eu ~ W
iuspec, his Hats his Warehouse l3 Broadway Two doo
above the Cry Hotel OltLANDo FISH
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From the Ne,o York Tribune.

DODGE, PORTRAIT CLAY.-Ths new portrait0t HENRY
Gay painted last summer by j. w Dodge has just been
engraved Steel by Sadd and is now ready for ie!e
~ 10 It's subscribers We hesitate not TO say that the en-
craving well the Painting beyond the best
of the many which have been as WORK o.
Art and tnecuGed likeness though many attempts nave
been made by competent artists IL al more faithful
and more pleasing than any Portrait almost every other
Nr Clar less cOmslE ihan he tIulE
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To MARINERS.

In oos all The old charts of the Gulf Galveston llaIbor
ia; down roo Ear 10 the westward The position CT
tbe bar il his IL attitude deg IS min North long 81 deg
a min West. ~, -, ,ha,
The prevailing winds and 10 the West so mat
this error the charts much more %
This mort was placed by them Ear the Eastward In
fact most experienced naygaors saug 10! Galveston maze
10 approach the land the East and then run down
the Pass Galveston News
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From the Lexington O5ssrpsr E Reporter.

have heard the opinions expressed b. very large nun
Der OF citizens matters relating 70 the he
arts and they agree that Mr. Dodge has succeeded II giving
most faithful dsneatioEo the featns5 ao
expression the great Statesman Genus aad talent OF Inc
combined produ mag
niceu picture and OF friends ked u az
AZ bouyh the distinguished Senator had been looking
Camera Obsctra and The had caught the reflected
image upon the ivory surface where stands aud there re-
tanned IL not likeness, but the Senator himself
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DIED.

On the 18th instant, Mr.. SAMUEL AUG. KIssAM
The relations and friends Of the family invited to attend
his funeral at O'Clock this Tuesdav} afternoon from No.
1903 Thrice tn
On Sunday morning, the 18th inst. Mrs SUSAN HEssHAw
IN the 18th year of her age.
Her remains will be taken Greenwood Cemetery for in.
ermen this Tuesday) afternoon o'clock from her laye
residence No. IS Commerce street.
On Sabbath morning. the 5th inst EDWIN RAYMOND only
child of Daniel f. ana Elizabeth - Tooker, aged year and
month.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral his (Tuesday) afternoon, O'Clock from No
Commerce street.
On :Thursay. 224 February Of conveson Of the BRAIN
WALTER infant son Of William and Harriet Waterman eyed
one year: four months and twenty days.
friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from their residence No. Essex street. this
Tnesday 9th nst) afternoon att o'clock, without further
notice.
On Saturday evening, after illness of three months. Mr.
ROBERT OPHAHr, aged about II years, old and resec
table reslden, OF this city.
His cnds requested attend k funeral Fl ON his late
residence. No 206 West 2lst street. this afternoon O'clock
wirhou, farther invitation
n5@ Auburn papers will please copy.
At Erie. Penn. Tuesday last, Mrs CHARLOTTE IuI.
LiDGE wife of Rev Henri Tudge, Of that city and yeun
ges daughter Of the late VIM Ray Of Auburn New York
formerly officer the U. s. Navy and als the last war
At Geharbach. GLASGOW. Scotland, the 18th Jan.
the Rev JOHN MITCHELL, D. D.. senior Minister of the
United Associate Congregation OF Wellington street. Glasgow
and late prosso Of Biblical Literature the Synod Of
United Secession Church, in the 18th of ms aud
5lst Of his ministry
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Letter from the HON. Henry Cbdy'
Mn. j. w DODGE:
My Dear Sir-Pnor your departure from Lexington,
take pleasure in saying that hin your portrait of me- for
accuracy Of likeness and beauty of execution Is unsreeef
by any taken Of and greatly superior TO most OIL
the previous ones.
With best wishes Your further and prosperity
am 'aithfur, your friend and obedent sery ant,
Ashland, July letE l8i3 II. CLAY
CERTIFICATE FROM LEXINGTON, KY.
We the Undersigned OF Lexington n.y. having ey'
amind Miniature Portrait, of The Hon Henry lay
executed by Nj j. W Dodge of New York. do cheerully
testify to its great fidelity and truth of representation and
pronounce it, decidedly. most faithful and satisfactory
likeness Of Mr.. Clay. tchich ws hare erer SEEN
une 5;h, 1913.
r a. BUCKNER. judge Of Circuit Court
H. =. BODLEY, Cle:k Of Circuit Court.
Hon. T. F. Marshall A. &. MCLEAN. Artist,
REV. w. F. BRoAppUs 5. D. II. CULLoUGH, Artist.
REV. j. F. CooNs, ELISHA WINTER,
Prof j. NJ Bush. NJ. D. II. II. IIMRERLAKE,
PRoF. PETER ". D., BESJ. GRAFT.
JOHN T LEWIS, II, D., DANIEL NERTSER,
J.C. RlcasRpsoS, NJ. D. r GIBSON,
s. NJ LircHER NJ. D, G. P RicAARDsor,
w. W Whitney. NJ. D.. w. n. HIGGINS,
WIN II. MCKEE Trustee OF Railroad
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MORE NEW BOOKS 81

100 Nassau street
The HERETlC-A Russian Romance Translated by
Thomas B. Shaw. Price Ia cents
THE CROCK Of GOLD-A Ru-al Novel 81 Martin
F. TurPer. Price -! cents
GuARlcA, The Cbarib Eride-By H W HeIksf. Price
ia cents
A fresh supply OF HARPER's PICTORIAL BIBLE
SUBSCRIPTIONS received Agents supplied the publishers
prices.
GRAHASi'S MAGAZINE fo5 alaIeh-Tbs gem of the
Monthlies. Price IS cents
THE LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZINE for March
The bsst Lady's Magazine published. Price is; cents
e All the Novel. and la:e publication, can be had
az The TRIBUNE Office W Z. GRAHAM,
is2I Gus l6l Nassau sire;
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MARKETS THIS DAY. 9 O'Clock

Cotton is very dull and prices easy Genesee Flour offered
freely at ga sales 500 bbs Michigan ST.! and round
hoop Ohio at4 81.
carse $500 bushels Corn sold at as cents Sales 1000
bbs Southern Oats at 30c Sales 1900 bbs Ohio Flour for
England AZ something STA.
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=s.E=.5-z.u.rszspa FACTS FOR A DIS CRIAII.
$500 MATING PUBLIC.-In as much as
SJohn Conssr Of Nsw York, has, In


series of tbat not now for The hst el as
ssd ny Character and charged upon me the attempt 10 PAIN
- aigs tools b. OF The same stamp which ne
@ t 10 use but 10 which hs has IN iactEo ght AID @s
10 has sseu IL TO mpca- the charge the hrn Oh Us
H., !, itrI- with whom alone my tools for sale,
lam nv dairy 10 make the following statement and then
49, ha nm biic 70 ut ge who the guilty party More than
vears since my father. Thomas Conger followed IT..
bnsrss of m. king tools IN the neiStbong safe OF
Sew jersey and invariably used the stamp oil oougeI
rbsr TOO ,ien said john Conger blowing the bellows %
ss fg. as his apprentice To that business was oioust
M and when tn his bu:iness about The year
IoIn onger was win my father about an aposn
cs and he says nf-snaiiyl IN his advertise
n-nT he never learned anything OF father duag tfst tie
IF he means that SANDER the dead Of ec
ing him the reputation OF fathers Tools eot a' nome
and abroad viii stamp falsity upon me assertion.
icon the contrary he that n h,mzs W
Of being taught may o. And trsn the ,tct oil hs
Iohn Congers taking the stamp OF father 20 give currency
20 tools OF make should rather be inclined 10 THINK
ir IL that respect tue .,
O:oue thing however, viii give John Conger the credit,
If that part his advertisement De and that Is OF attempt
ing hoaes, assuming the stamp winch ne ous
70 nave taken the first place and left stamp 10 those VINO
alone entitled and mae the t-ppeg stone 20
keeping or seulI tag keep Others OF the market As
70 myself conscious Of having tviatad from the pain
OF right shalt continue the stamp heretofore used oT ME ho
nv father before As my tools they reu. no otneT
than their intrinsic it give them chaI4cte aaI
would not Re before the public 10 assert my own TENS
10 respect them had John Corger tas-iy assaed WI"
nv own the character OF Mesyrs Osborn Little VINO ae
and will be in future ny sole Agents in this
~ lw JOHN f,HO-sot1s''
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Third Vyard.-The Wing Electors Of the THIRD ani
ward are requested 10 NEE, al their old Head Quarters 2Ol
Washington street, WEDNESDAY,, the 2s;a FEB inst,
~ X O'Clock the purpose OF selecting three delegates 10
rhe Mavoralty Con and also Committee TO nomna
Charter officers for the ensuing election.
By order of the Comm ttee,
JAMES l.. WOOD Chairman.
II h2 Rr x; DAM 'NN' Secretaries fsa
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Packet ship Prince Albert, Sebor from LONDON saileo
from Portsmouth, Jan 20 w.th mdze TO Gnnnell MinIne
Co.
Swedish ship Oatar Lawrence, so days from Stockholm,
aud days Cowes Eug with $50 tons ron to Bcorman
& Johnston.
with mdze, to Masters Markoe s. Co.
French bark Alexander Reard Sc days from Rocheliswh
brandy TO Seisnete.
ark Heca Babbidge IS days from St Kits IN ballast TO
A. Hubbard Co. Left brig Norris Stanley, Of Philad for
Porto Rico to load ;schr Richard Baker for Laguayra
Dr. bark brothers. Walters 40 days from London with
the wreck Of British ship Jane Walker Capt Jacob Gillles
of Liverpool from St Johus n wha cargo OF timber and
deals for Liverpool having the Sd Feb LAT 10 10 lon 81
80 sprung aleak few days previous IN heayy F. gale the
Cilies Mrs ellis and child. Rev Or. Mel can OF ST An
drews Lent Collins, H Nj 80 Rgt Danse Ansley; Esq OF
Johns \ B. and Is Of the crew % all 2Oth irst LAT 30 g.
long So IS spoke ship Hudson hence for Havana who kindly
Rrg Norherner (oi Portland Hatch 25 days from New
Orleans with pork, &c. to the captain Spoke nothing
Can't H. used give his Suydam Sage Co has
about 1900 bis pork.
Schr Sea Fan, Anderson, Camden
Schr Ovoca Codmus days from Virginia, with oysters
TO the master.
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subscribers meut oil HCe d0fIS
terms on which Merchants admitted. By orders
f6 jyy cod Isl CHAS. NJ. WHEATLEf, Rec. Sec.
r. Central Clay Committee.--Broadway
House Friday Evening, February 10th. lS4i-J ~ REY-
NOLDS President the chair and fourteen Clubs repre-
ssnted-t
Resolred That be recommended 20 the Clay Clubs IN te
several Wards before the first day OF March next
for the purposes OF co their oganizaton TO ensure
full the meeting Of this COMMITTEE anu
10 MAKE necessary for uniting with the General
Committees the proposed celebration al the Tabernacle on
the fourth of March next. ~
R.solced That the next meeting OF tins COMMITTEE shall
be- held al National Hall Thursday evening the seventh OF
March next, at !. O'clock
Rsolped That so much OF the proceedings OF the Commit
Tee as refers the Of this Committee al Nation
al Hall De published in all the Clay papers.
Extract from he minutes 49, - -,
20 eodtMl JOHN I.DOD6f-, Secitlaf9'
10 Second VVard.-Pursuant the recommends
OF the General Committee the Dem3cratc ngs Q, .
Second Ward requested a Jones second Ward
hotel No. Nassau Tuesday Evening Feb 2ltn
gates TO represent the Ward the ayoraty Convention TO
bs held the Broadway House Friday evenenG March
also appoint Nominating Committee for the purpose OIL
selecting candidates Charter Oce and for the tfansac-
ton of such other business may before the meeting
BY order of the Ward Comm tee
GEO. A. HOOD, Chairman
Hs ;1rs H + Secretaries is2s
lAIF
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SAIL En.

pckst shins ,;arr,k Lyerpool Burgundy, HAVE Ala
hama New Orleans barks Ann. Walsh Apalschcola !;
kensngton Boston brlgs Gen Wilson, 81 VI atks Croton
Mobile schrs VIM Wilson Aux Cages, aad a number oil
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II O'CLOCK THIS DAY
VIII D. decided who gets The prizss for the
MAGAZINE FOR THE MILLION-No. ?.
SPI ENnID AND EOSTl

l. AIRY PR S E y T S.
Isl No. To he holder Of the rst designated number We
will give complete cory 81 Harpe Splendid Pictorial b
Bile, II fifty numbers, rs fss; as published.
ID Ahs2ns history oi Europe, 10 four bouad yoianss
Harpes's .dltiou
3d. The farmers Encyclopedia Of Rural Affairs, &c &c
with splendid ens:.vlngs. t65 PAGES, ocsayo
ih B!andes Encyclopedia CT Art, Science and Literature
full of ensravinSs
9Th A complete OF Capt. MarTyst,'s Novels bound
9Th. 4 complete SET of the works OF Charles Dickens
iii. Mexico and Is, by Brantz 3aysr. splendid
illustrated work.
Sth D;Aubignes History OF the Reformation, vols
9th. Six twenty-five works, selected from
losue
10th Six shilling novels from car Catalogue
No numbered Magazines will Be sold after y o'clock this
iay.
Single copies 5 cents or 50 wear.
BURGESS SrRINGER * Co., Publishers.
fl 10 broadway, corner of Ann 81.
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Deferred
CT Y IN ELLIGE nee.
SUPERIOR COURT ...... refore Chief Justice JorEs
aud Judges VANpERPoEL and OAKLEY.

SUPERIOR COURT. refure Chief Justice JONES
aud Judges VANpERPoEL and OAKLEY.
DECISIONS.
Hiram Waworth, ct al, Us. Matilda Nichol, ct al
-ordeed that thu wrt of possession issued This
set aside, anu possession restored TO defendant &c
SAME rs. Same.-Ordered that proceedings be
stayed Sc
Thomas Bates, ct al rs. Thomas Garland.-Judg-
ment reversed.
Andrew H. Green rs. John Kennedy. -Alolion for
new trial denied
SUPERIOR COURT 49,. . Before Chief Justice Josrs.
NJ. Falletie cs. Robt. STANDARDIZATION OF trover,
10 recover aquany OF household furniture referred 10
Saturday. Verdict for plaintiff, s2oo.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS -. Before Judges IL
sH0EFFER, lTGLIs and 1SGRAHAM.
DECISIONS.
Jacob Center Us. Garret Van Doren.-On note
Tor $3.50 drawn by d~ldnnt and endorsed By F. w Jen-
kns - Chambers street New trial granted abide
the
Depeyster q Whitmarsh vs. William and John
James-The plaintiffs overpa,d transaction relative 10
me sale OF produce from New Orleans and sued TO
SIZE 40 ana motion Is made 10 :e the verdict aside yedic
confirmed with
Giles Sanford, and others, trustee of the estate of
Stephen Potter, ALEX Instrumentation 10 set aside The
report OF referees on the merit denied. with costs
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r- Thew have got call sorts" Of a steamboat
IN Boston. The Transcript says of it: g The
,rbeel propels the vessel in any direction-for-
wards, backwards, sideways, obliquely to the
;rbt or left, turns her on her centre in her own
length or keeps her in stationary position, (the
snGne all the time in operation, too,) at the will
of1he helmsman, who can manage his vessel just
40 well Though not as conveniently without a
udder as with one.''
n7 Mr.. H. Parker of Adams, Jefferson county,
AGED about 60, committed suicide on the 18th
instant, by hanging himself. He was an inten1-
perate man.
r7 The Rob Roy House, Buffalo, was consid-
eraby damaged by fire on the 23d inst.-Insured.
NJ The Rev. Mr. Winslow, of the Bowdoin-
St. Church, Boston, has resi- gned his charge.
GA bill is now pending in the Michigan
Legislature to prohibit the issue and circulation of
bank notes of denomination under five dollars.
MuRDER.-A drunken affray took place, about
fortnight ago, between two Indians, in an en-
campment on the Gratiot turnpike in the town Of
Columbus, in ST. Clair County, which resulted in
the death of the squaw of one of them. She came
to the assistance of her husband, in the fight,
when his antagonist struck her repeatedly over
the head with an axe, causing her immediate
death. The murderer is supposed to have fled
to Canada. Detroit Adv.
ROBBERY IN WEST GREENwICH.-Welea learn from
the Herald, that the robbery in Niles's woods,
West Greenwich, was perpetrated by four persons,
and that three Of them, named Capron, Watson
and Kenton have been arrested.
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Passengers Arrived

In the ship Prince Albert from Lue,pooi-Messrs Man
Ming. Wallace young Herman Cooper Mariner and Curtis
aud Of London, Messrs Smith and MIR. Dodge and
Kurdy of London MIR Fckeahaus of France and II in the
SIZE
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Retnr md MOI Endless LIE fiseTg-IEUS Uf.Iii
viii Lecture on the above subiecr at Broadway
Tuesdsy Wednesday, Thusdsv and dsy eveeass .. s
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H F N R Y ola Y:

By Eprs SARGENT Esq. Of the City of New ok
Brought down to the year 1914. TINS work wall De p"os
ed clear and nav type octave FORM ana put
with pager covers will be sold q, ia cents io' ' se
copy; S. per dozen.
% Pos,masters renting 81 viii be entitled 10 10 copies
q" Clay Clubs Wing Committees. Booksellers ana ''h
eIs Will please send their ords,s carly s'
Conry Merchants about visiting the city VIII aHo1o
favorable opportunity those wishing to order
GREELEY * McELRATH,
fe2s Tribune Buildings, l6o Nassau street.
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MARRIED,

On Sunday evening, 18th by the Rev Wm H Vandoan
at the D.. r Church. Williamsburg. M PETER C. Ma
rHEwS OF this CITY, 10 Miss EuSIcE c SCHULTZ, of ush
wich l.. l., daughter OF the late Isaac Schultz ESQ
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The friends sf sir. Cy vii! bear mind thar this he
very likeness that beea taken OF him and OF liz
FAITHsrLsEss they can decd By the aocre conclusive les
timonials. ,,,,,,.uo
Tbs Ensrayings can be procured az MessTs WILLIAMS
j. w. DODGE, 1896 BfoadHaJ.
FOL 3.isao9- Painter and Publisher.
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f-2l a:isao1-

ID EMOVED-RiIey's Music Store removed to
n 297 Broadway. All the aud fashionable Music
wholesale aud retail.
Musical Goods OF all kinds a; the lowest dealers
Military Bands Upsed and Academies and Schools on Ia
bta-s
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~ The WhiS Almanac, for 1884, may De
obiaped from our Agents j. b. STEEL Co. aas
and WILLIAM B. MOORE L Co. Cincinnati fHce 81 PEI
dozen.
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c,owrH OF New 7 oRK.-By the report Of the
c.u Inspectors in relation to buildings erected in
~. CITY during the past year, it appears that the
whole VI, number is 1878, being an increase of 36l
a sn The preceding year. Of these new buildings
GO oio are brick dwellings,; 1856 brick dwellings
s os stores; III wooden buildings; 81 brick and
anu rsr ; stores 20 brick stores; AZ shops and
g.onn(actories stone and brick churches
hIck school.houses, and So other buildings. OF
~. W. whole number erected 1855 are in the Six
. ss Ward JAG in the Seventeenth, 1872 in the
NTH Ninth, and ZIG in the Fifteenth.
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Erop N, Baltimoye .4mertcqr

PORTRAIT OF MR CLAy.-We have before Very spl lea
did portrait of Mr. CLAY sngrayed steel By SADD o N
York fiom painting By Nh j. w DoDGE artist OF high
.,uts who asst fall yss kentucky for the purpose OF
taking this likeness This therefore the LATEST p9
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