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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-15
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGS.
REIrPEN SMITH L. p 4 RRQAQMAY.

(oppssIte TO the City Hail..
TALLS THE ATTENTION OF those wishing to furnish
S,.th and best style of Goods u his inrge and
well selected stock Of Cerenng, Floor OIL Cloths nrgset'
&c which copos ID u the most elegant patterns OF EOyu
Velvet Wt0n Genera Velvets Tapestry and Brussels Carpet
ings the latest sly and rche color. Just received from
OF Threepy Ingram and Venetian Cafpetngs together with
Drugge Rugs Table and Piano Covers, and every ariclc
connected with the trade
Foo OIL Cloths Of the newest patterns, and well seasoned
oil every Gescr, ptlsn sGd width.
Persons furnishing private rsdences steamboats, and hotels
particularly invited 10 call and examine for themselves
before making their purchases only such Goods sold,
nnd sach prices Will entire satisfaction the
chaser. jI3 2wss
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tmepas,. and the rates steady nt4 70 TO- For fancy
hrnnds: the stock beng light demand has been felt to-day
which has taken $50 bhs fancy Ohio 12 25 mostly NJ
% Ihe, purchase. have been made by the trnie. The
ate. We notice sale Of SEQ bbls Richmond, 6aego
nor Hawaii. n y. the of Southern % 49,
md 90 for Baudywine RYE Flour BIZ. with small saics
sales lCV to 20 bb Jersey Meal a. 81. and 20 10 O hhs
pnhy%ine terms not made pubic Bag Meal Is - lOO
Buckwhent Flour Il very dull at z p 800
GRAfN-A sale Of 200 bush Virginia Wheat made at
- Tor mllC. There LOT two unsnd. The sales Of
Corn ZOO bush Southern FOR dstng 81 VT
delivered. 1000 bush jersey for export NJ Is VT THIS
about clears the market Rye nominal o. b, and Bailey
bs-i. with no buyer Of either.
SuGiRS-Therei aspeculative in Newt rleqn,
Sugars and 800 hS taken of ysStsrny. The
market shows marked advance but few landing the
holders feel Euner.
TALLOW-Shippe5s do coms up ideas o: hold.
and the sales no, large. Abou; co lbs PRIME
bbls. sold ut - c. cash.
BEESWAX-We notice sales 1000 10 1909 lbs Yellow q,
ga &C, cash.
SEEnS-bc market IS more dull Tor all descriptions Clo
"a FOR new without sales Rough Flax : III 20 nom.
nay Sale. 1900 bush Calcutta Lgseed, Gve or terms
made public.
cbnntaoie Ia 34-nverage s2 IS mos 10 do e:claniabis
c0mmon.2 ~. 1887 mos. l2 cases Snnnlsh seed
Leaf at ga c. do Florida esar Leaf Ca and do Indiana
do ~ ~ 9. cash.
WIlISKYThere hayc beer go bbs received via he Hcu-
satonic Road, AID lOsold supposed CSC.
UAY-Saies 100 bales at 56c.
WllhLEBONE-The market firmer and sales 700 lbs
have been made at 6S n IS c. cash. for home USE
PRONlSIONS-Pork is heavy and buyers scarce AboY,
and go W for Mess The packers have nearly finished work
n Cincinnati ADD the IL 90 kegs below those of
last year. Beef again dull. Land finn at e.. for new,
with small sslcS. Butter and Cheese steady.
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MOTiTE 10 FAMILiEs.

4 LII fsriIies who CoyASr PNTESr YEAsT accord.
- as the directions rely upon III II heavy
.ou. nad unwholesome brad will not be ouHd on their Ia
osu of the greatest comfort the bes
bread be prepared the fire ready 10 bake and
whle table ordering fof the guests 70 eat Tx.
Sold Wholesale and etan. 3 per pound. hbefp
d.cJunr made those who buy 70 sell again.
d. P. MUSSEY. Clinton Hail. Cur. Beekman and Nassau
CHANPsEY & ALLEN. 20 SUuti-st. cor. Maiden Lane.
x.GAssSER s. YousG. LIZ Chnnl1ers-st.
CHESTER DRIG0s, ISL Broadway.
"a iuHs n. BRowS & BROTHERS, lbs Eighth-s,
t..,;rAPLEs & FORD, lS9 Bowery.
....iS. V. iLBRo, Is BoHeIy, corner Of Bont-st-
a. l. * A s, HoYE, LIZ Chambez-st. ja3su
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~ Or. H. Kimhnira hIineraI rreeti,,-rht

~ Or. II. kimba;Hs Mineral Teeth.-The
celebrity which these eah have cbianed and the nigh value
set them by those who have them.
their known intrinsic superiority the of Teeth
that are made IN this country have Induced r kmbt 10
make such Arrangements VIII e-oaiter enable HIM sup
ply the Increasing demand for them he mas been
confirmed in this design hy the uniform Which Ls
TENDED M Tnctce IN this department of his profession. and by
the high ecomumS that have been passed upon these teeth by
many OF most distinguished ctZens who
tem 10y seyerul OF the Physicluns and Den
tstS OF this city, VINO have Spontaneously offered the most
pie testimJnTis To their eycecnce These teeth viii
continue he made by Dr. kmball oIclsr-V far has
practice they ARE set IN the mos, elegant heayy
gold plate. and hdnpied 10 the mouth such
mncte highest utility with the grntcst possible comfort They
warranted 20 nc unsurpassed by that mnde the
UIitsd Stae', and guaranteed m nil tp 1T perfectly
n0d 10 all the that artificial esth be nude
Dr. kimhGli wishes he particularly noted that
teeth, mn,e IN the style above mentioned the prceS
that the most an trir tinds. Specimens may
elD lmrsy'
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6s- Established L 20 5.-SOAP CANDLES AND
STiRCH.-J. d. &. w LEE, manufacturers. Nos 81 and
% eade street. New York, have constantly hand e large
OF the above articles which they wli sell the
lowest market prices, warranted equal SUPERIOR Gny
manufactured the cy delivered shipped without charge
for boxes or Cartage
Merchants Grocen, Country Dealers and FamIies, whoGe
want OF the above articles, will find 10 te interest 70
call on us, before purchasing elsewhere.
ni2 ,taIs J. d. {. ~. LEE
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NJ Az RED.

n, New Years Eve nj the res,lencc OF VIM J. Bascom,
eMcl,ennel,vle Morgan 10. OHIO. by Rev. Ny. BILLINGS
nn"JAMES LITTLE. Of Dayertown. to Miss LUltANES ).
itsn,rhter of Gov. JcnlsoD, OF Vermont.
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$500 OR $1,000 REWARD.

NENELL'S PATENT PARANTOPTlC BANk-LOCK.
a'HE only Lock which ms successfully resisted The efforts
and hA!,ed the skill OF the Mechanics la
pick open it-hey having had. THE RECENT TRIAL
TO DEMONSTRATE TIE SECURITY OF SAID LOCK, all the
advantages which maker himself co,d pOSss, and he
nducemen that Five Hundred Dollars 10 be the reward
THE PATENT PARASr0PTic BASK-LOcK stands alone-te
only Secure Lock The world against the advantages OF Inc
mixer The subscribers. therefore. with this
Tact concu,iyey the public, and to give all Bank Lock
makers opportunity to have the security OF their LOCKS
proved by acun demonstration. Hstrnd OF basinz II upon
opinions of persons unacqnnnted with the construction
of Locks do hereby offer I'D
named Locks, with Five Hundred Dollars against
equal of money. with any person or persons pro-
such principles which alone will prove safe against the
maker and the workman who places the Lock upon the
door. The terms rs follow:
We will place INTO the possession OF such person,
Of the Pan.ntoptc BankLocks with duplicate key, Tor
twelve hours more, may lie agreed upOa Tor The pun
pose of examining It's construction, and dev,Dg means, II
they To open II with the proper Key utter has been
the door and locked The examination beng
concluded, the Lock to be returned into possssson
that may satisfy ourselves that the works in the Lock
have not been deranged nor put out OF order
The operator. will then be allowed tn put the LOCK together
them.eves IN presence and fast 10 TIE door. Tint
ne they be sGed that th OF the Lock Is m
aninntoD and that have made alteration addition
thereto. Il will then be locked Up By COMMITTEES any
which can be nade IN the key after which the
movable OF KEY will be thrown p the key
and placed the hands OF the operytors and should
they successful opening the Lock with E4ycn-
tases they viii be entitled To the above reward.
Any person persons, therefore. having sufficient faith
the security Of their Lock 10 meet the terms which
mined. ard will produce Lock which
cua such Us he or they are selling 70 the public free ifem oil
kinds u decepoa address through the same medium
which convey. this challenge. DAY & NEWELL,
Bank Lock Manufacturer No. $50 Broadway.
New York. Jan. II. 1885,
v. B. The Lock produced must 10 particular infringe
upon the right ccned Patent paraniooc Permu
bvn Bnnk-l.cck. Jl5 It's
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Ship Stephen Whitney. Thompson Liverpool. Bark Alert.
Nasal Mp WIND n
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DRY GOODS.
REV PRINTS.


j. o. Taylor = Co. Jobbers. SO Ce1ar-s, Y
y ECEIVED YESTERDAY. flih) several cases al Nj
Cosen's new styles al Sprirg PRINTS which they OF
Ter Tor cash on the lowest terms. JI5
n EW GQOD-PAPER CAMBRlCS. IRISH LlNEN
&c-Jrst received. good 1sssTtmen; of Paper Cum-
brs of all coor and superior quality also Irish aen. which
VIII be sold at great bargain. Als ThIend lnps, Bus
set six md Bnbbne LTceS Edripgs, inSe.tncs style
Lace Cap. of kinds: Velvet Bead Bags Printed
Camhncs: French Printed Muilln; PhlpPean ,;InghhTs
Hosiery, Cloves. &c. c. \. WlMPLE.
DIS Jobb-r. % Cedar street.
PRICES REDUCED.
PRINTS. formerly sold nj ,. sold nt Is 81.
Such as q sold at Is. 81. sold at Is.
Such rs e sold at Is. and l. Sd. sold ii a. and
i0i.
Also. handsome fast coors Al. Sd Sd. I'd and 81.
FLANNELS Of all coler.. WARRANTED no; to ,htak > per
cent. reduction.
ALPACA LUS1REs pc. cent, es, than former prices.
MOUSLINE De LANES and CASHMIRES, selling less
than the cost OF lmpointiea.
sHAWLS OF every deception. asoRhingly low prices
CLOTHS. CASSIAiEREs and SATINETs, less lhanauc-
ton prices.
BLANKETS with every other style of Fail and Winter
Goods. less han eve: before offered.
Having large stock, ind wishing 20 reduce The same to
make FOR Spring Goods. bargains VIII be
such rs Will favor with call.
III BARKER x ToW-LE, Il Caihanse-s,.cc;.
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G5- Two OF three Gentlemen can be accommo.
dn'et with single with crate5, Mrs. Jane Hscht
No. Il Baiclgyst Reference and required luli iw
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Foreign Ports
Sailed from Macao Aug To- ship Navigator Graves for NJ

Sailed from Macao, Au: To- ship Navigator, Grave for Ma
nilla.
Al Manila. Aug 18th, ships 81 Paul Aleu- from Salem, for
Nncao Rsjah Cunningham, for NYork; levan Fouk, for
. States, unc.
AtCalcnla Oct %, ships Aslburon, White. from Boston,
(Mny y Madras. lh; FaviO Coffin, for Boston nbout
the 3Cth.
AT Zanzibar. Sept 3d. bark VIM Schroeder. Jackson, FIN sa
len Eliza, Lendholn, unc.
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2o0rdin;,.-sIrs. COSS having opened the new aad
commclou; house p Veseys, near the Asto House roers
choice OF desirable TO transient permanent Buarlers
very central. yet and shady. Terms moderate IFS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-15
GENESEE COUNTY AGAINST TIE
WORLD!

THIS extraordinary pair Of Cattle raised by the late
General William A. Mills, the Genesee Flats. and
BILE ui producing They now old they were
hbted the State Fur held ut Rochester 1913. and
cevet premiums they also exhibited NJ the late
Far POughaeepsl, and received the first premium.
Alsu one pair OF very tine Steers: fitted by LEWIS Blown,
ESD (Somers) Westchessr County and are years old
The sud Cattle owscd BIZ the subcrbe and Will
exhibit them Tuesday the th instant IN the Park between
Il und and on Wednesduy Myrrhnnt> Exchange.
During the remainder OF the week ut The Upper Bulls Head
~ B. 1.-THE wel;hcr permits, II not. the fair dny
ia 2Is CHASE & CLINCH.
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CARPETiNGs. RUGS, OIL CLOTHS,
DRITGGETS, k,r

lust received and bang opened Gt,ons New Store
y large and beautiful assortment Of English Busss Three
Ply Imperial Double Super cupeI;ne and Fine Ingram ana
yenesn Gsrpetne Of patterns and colors entirely new:
English and American Oh Cloths of great variety OF pate
ana various widths, from fest 70 "a feet wi.baut seaE-AL
o, splendid nrc!e Of Persia Velvet DTusget two ya;s
WIDE, entirely patterns very nch coo, with every va
risty Of English Druggets Of the usual widths together with
Rugs OF every stys, Door Mat, Window Shades S,s h
&c. Purchasers respectfully invited To call
h. Ban experienced sphoLtereI will attend 10 Tie max
W. II. GUIUN,
oE 1,f Me-. 8; Ea,t I.ro,1,vay. and II f'ivs..n--t
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We learn thu the prckel sIoon Cornhian Capt Shepherd
hence for New York. down "Wednesday evening
OF Black Rock, by the steamer Narngnnsett, md lett
sinking conSon. The vessel ind valued at about
eco, OF winch only Sl1 insured New York. The
disaster occurred about ~ O'Clock the weather
benz cenr and calm After the collision, the snc
around the soup u, distance recnnnoterrg her with
glass; reported her be very little rrt, proceeded her
route leaving the Stop sink swim, and with
difference the n;e Of her NsdiuTd Mercury.
She has been got into Black Rock lluTbUr.
Tie bark Sopfn X Eliza. Capt Dickens OF and from So-
ninginn whaling came contact with the British
BARR Wellington lat. Is Ion Il W. Oct. Sti aud
much injured by the thar the officers and IS
IL NUMBER after setting her fire. board Of the Wei.
ins;un Insured in Boston tor Sl2.CO.
Ex,ruct Of letter To Walter K JONES' Eq-HAvANA, Jun.
g. lS5 The American ship Pennsy vana. Emerson, ~
rlears bound yerrooi wrecked the night of the
9th Baha (lon) about ~ miles from this place Ship
total .,Ss-Snne OF The cnrgo will ac Snveh -
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D-s- Mr.ffs. rInrss am Furs-Seling by retail
at WHOES e prices this WEEK No. cOrI-
n;-streot. Broadway Ladies, don't forget 70 call and
supply yourselves in time M 3mis'
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ocmmerc,ni aud s,on.s raattera.

r5- LoSoLgYs GREAT WESTERN PANAcEA, from 81
Couriundt street, warranted 10 cure any cuse Oi Asthma
ny,n Cps,lysness.
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letter ship Go: Troup Jcnuey, NEedlor reports her
Mt Summons Bay Nov g. ready for sea- huvng rcpaired-lud
been detained some days by Sc gale.
letter from Cnptun Marvel of ship Hercules New Bed
nr reports simUns Bay October %. with 36 bbi So
Si do right whale (A0 bblsj 1t
ur
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zaTINDow SHADE DEPOT-No. Spruce street.
w go 90 worth OF Shades The subscribers, ever anI
ious please have enlarged their to supply the
OF them rely having good aicle ss they II. u# avs
Their patterns CONSIST Of every kind which could be invented
and they nave greater than nj the ether estao
hnens put together and they take great pleasure show
ing them. and offended they do not sell People
of taste would do well call Stgn Banners AID Interior De-
crtions done no. 20 be surpassed Thinning of all kinds
cheap BARTOL L De MAUNEY.
nS ami.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
= SEE LIST PAGE.
Cleared
Arrived.

Rr-s Jos Howe, Fieudy. Kingston. ia. Chas,enin Pc
vert: Harriet. Brown. Bermuda
Schr Slower, DAVIS. Washington, Nc. S l. Mitchell.
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Brr Excel. Smith, from Savannah. Also ship the or
fng-no signal.
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~ Mercantile Library as.cc;a;in,

~ Mercantile Library Asscciatioa.-Pur-
snant 70 Ar IL Chap of the Constitution. the Annual Eer.
ton for Officers OF tins Association will he held Clinton Hall
on Tuesday, jan 81 The polls will be open At A. ~ ard
close nt6 r. VI. By order
lSeodlstJaa4i' CHAS. W. WifEATLEY, Rec. Sec.
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's'HE MESSRs. f. * J. PARMl.Y'S last communication
my statement, which appeared in The Tribune Of the
18th be untrue. DO they prone 10 be soI This
they well know impossible and hence satisfy themselves
M way BY valIanty defynY me and az ns c0rd
memory short their lwlli J. lasting they publicly
As the Messn Parly TO have lenroed. though
Their late dry, that prudence tho better part OF ycor
and have therefore, Judlcouy received to pro@ecuts
their newspaper wgare nsnnst further, may not
sOnabiy hope that they Will also de from private SANDER
which have far greater fear than any open attacks
they hnye IN their power to make.
dig stf j. SMITH DODGE, ~ Bond II.
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ars- Femnla Aa.istance society.-The Mani

sa # +. Female Sse With hsna
'q b. M s .fis a Sc s 'I?@ P Pun"s
{; Co. SO Henry j SANFORD $50: ?: j. W So a. B.
by By IF e e" Mr. 1 BShe 0ss $780,
Friends s34 From A. @ Bfode Esq Exec Of ~ Phca G
S s T. soS Swan aiq t' Mi T no BY @
IT, M TsRo Mr. 6aS 5 ss u
Hat WIN 70 IS $50 i M Esm efa a al
siS NS Jacob Van Wafs s Friend The Poor .
f. M yS 9sGt@S S M L r. Church utter
sermon by Rev. Mr. hiatit s62,G3
Is Mrs AIsai~Ms. i; BosaTt g; Mr;. E; Muller 8;
~ oS W a %ny S. Mr. mr. t. f aga IL Nj Rets
80; Ms Thomas Clark -? MIR BoeaIt 3: E s T.
f By Ss mad 1sRS1S Ga6e Bsw@ s. Freed Is
f. Mr. Ss: ss9 ca,sn,;ns Robert, 81
& d eifSSs ;s6 of factory goods
By Ms. Boushton-AlFs Isaac Newton s.; M'' Cnmmei
~ By Miss Brower-Nlrs a. f. Melick s..
p Mss ScwnJFSr the the Society ,as e i, cent uoxe
By Mis- Fangen-lO tons coal from the Forrest Improve
Donations The Dorcas So. Auxiliary to the Female Assist
By Ms Scott. Lenox ESQ S.: Young Ladies 80;
do plaid ney do Calico. IA wrapper blankets and suo-
By Mr., olyer-M,s A ST. Friend piece pilot CLOTH
do wor,ed PLAID, - ~
Friend so cents. - A.;
Nov. II. 1871:
IL. a, /, To co.b mid fa nl lspo9is sS3
do Auxiliary Clothing Society ....:.... 90 w
DO i0' t., % NSy aI Ii ioai nom Nov 7a IS
do. managers sundry tunes, for dlstr;.
button among the SICK poor. W o.
To balance ...,,,.,................ II A
sS.Sls Sc
Receipts
Feb q By cash from j. z. Beekman administrator oil ~ -
the estate Of the late w Barthrop 500 W
IL do collected III Buck Church. after ser
mon by DR.. Spring. ............;. 30 Is
sermon By DR.. krebS. 10 u
do collected By Mr.. kussns -;....;... 80 "
Mar ID do. c' seei senon by Dr. Babcock. lis %
do for old silver spoons .................. 200
do received from subscribers and donors 700 IL
s3,sls 3
No :, p balance ~, b,nd ....... sl2 A
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Brig Vim Crawford Anderson 10 ds FIN Lubec. SO bis plas
ter, 100 tons do
Schr Perseverance, Bangor, potatoes
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VALUABLE NEW WORK.
Attributed the author Of The Architecture Of the Heavens,
Cont .mp!ati5Is on the Solar System. &c. &c.
VE:STiGES OF THE NATURAL HISTORY
OF CREATION.
Vol. limo. VERY neatly printed. IS cents.
Contents l. Tire Bodies Of Space, their arrangements and
formation Constituent Materials OF the Earth and other
Bodies OF Space g. The Earth ormed-Era OF the Primary
Rocks commencement of Organic Lfe-Sea Plants, To-
rais &c Era Of Old Red Sand Stone: Terrestria 20
oosy commences with Reptiles First traces Of Birds Era
of tie Oolte Commencement of Msmmnln. G. Era Of the
fretace0s Formation. T. Era of the Tertiary Formation
Mamrala abundant g. Era of the Superficial Formation
commencement of present Species 9. General COnsdeta-
tons respecting the Origin OF the Animated Tribes 10 Par
cuar Considerations respecting the Origin OF the Animated
Tribes H. Hypothesis Of the Development OF the Vegenbe
ire1his system considered m connection with the p'ogre
of Organic Creation and indicating the Natural Status Of
Man g. Early History of Mankind. II. Msnal Coa,tltu
ton of Annss u. Purpose and Ge1eul Condition OF the
Animated Cfeauon l6 Note Couclusory
Published ard for snls By
WILEY & PUTNAM, I6l Broadway.
~ w & P have Just published Catalogue Of tier ex
enve and valuable stock OF Med cal Works English. French
and Am.rcan with copous photographed notices, and the
dates and prcs affixed each article To be mad gratis on
application
~ PRESS.
THE PROVIDENCE OF GOD-Dtspiayed IN Seriss Of
Interesting Facts from Sacred and Proiane History BY Rev
l nee vol LIMO. liS
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Solicit attention from Cizens and Strangers requiring Gar
large of Goods for Fall Gad Winter
wear selected with Of rendering their stock rs rch IN
quality and variety be found n the city. comprising
Beaver and lled Cloths Tsees. &c for 0vercoats, Coak
&C. French and English Cloths for dress and ock Coats
various new styles Cnsaeies; rich Velvet lle!Eo Silk ana
Satin Yesnss-whch wi be nade up to order at prces to
reputation the pioneers in he progressive e'of
nation that ayer III, of complaint that cash pur
chasc are taxed t Others leuGuenc The style and lin
h of or Garmea;s will compare with those of other
abshinen, ard the sequel Of the extensive patronage
elected
large assortment; Al FIRST QUALITY Ready ,made Gar
nents comprising Oyercoats. Ccaks Dress and Frock Coats
Punaloons Vests SC constantly hand with f supply
of Fancy Dres, articles including Scars, Cravas Handke
Chiefs Gloves Suspeners. Dressing Robes, &c 90 tits
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NO 3miss

IN OUR LAST COMMUNICATION we said that If Mr..
DoDGE things they he should have word
of contention ous but he has no told them as they were,
Of they are: and pronounce his last article untrue, md
we defy hira and all the world with him, prove ohewse.
We shall take farther notice otnny thing he sry. ant
regret exceedingly compelled, from many da
geenbe growing out of
nun all. HIS acknowledgment OF the ac fr,t pub.
lshed by what wished the public 10 understand We
therefore take eaye thanking him for the he ka
rendered 10 making them known.
dI stf T.. & J. PARblLY.
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q DiSCussiOn.-Ths wednesday, Evening in the
large hall the Broadway House. conner Of
entrance IN Grand between the Rev Dr. Tabe repuied ".
tOdoS, and Cniversa the question, DO the Scriptures
teach the Doctrine Endless Punishment any portion Of
the Human Family To commence al o'clock The pub.
lie IS invited TO attend. Seats FREE. jl5 It.
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RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
At TIE
New-York Cash Tailoring Establishment
ISL BROADWAY.


Three doors jelo.o the Frcnki:n House.
i Tie Subscribers respectfully that they have
nude extensive arrangements for the
FAIL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them offer greater inducements thnn ever
gentlemen wishing ecoGonize in The purchase OF their
Fail md Winter Garments.
They have already received by late arrivals great variety
OF and styles Of Goods, well adapted to the coming
m also by the buckets and steamers
the lr-ge>t and best Of the latest and benuti
iuI styles of fancy French Elastic CaSmeTeS, rich figured
VelveS CGshmere Satin and Silk Vesngs. before Of
iered IN this City
Ao Just received, several Invoices of Tie and Beaver
Cloths for Over Conts cln.ss. pet black md ionoy
colod French ara English Cloths from the most celebrated
manufacturers beng styles in their establishment
Tor the lsse five year, and which durability beauty OF fin
ish and tane. colo be exceed If equaled. by
any styles of Cloths imported INTO the United States
Their stock OF Fancy Dress Articles will comprise in part the
styles of Fall and Winter Cavais. Scar;s. Suspene
Gloves andkecheis, Hosiery, Under Shirts and la'vers
Linen and Muslin Shirts. Collars. Dcom Shoulder Braces,
Riding ard Money Belts Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes. &c.
&c with every variety of goods usually kept gentlemans
yene-. Quitting establishment.
Also full of Ready Made Clothing, CONSISTING Of
Cloaks Over Coats Dress and Frock Coats Pnntaoons and
Vests every var-y where gentlemen requiring garments of
immediate depend getting INST Iae article,
made and trimmed every respect equal tn those furnished tn
ORDER that conno fa Ia please Strict punctu
atty ollseryedin filing orders.
-. Terms cash. and no deviation IN price; ~ , 90
aug istf j. q BDOTH & 90.