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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-13
NEw-EoRK, MoNDAv szoHNzSG, JANUARY IS, ls45.

Grafton oil scholars worthy OF the name, and would
enlist very many earnestly and zeaousiy il Ii;e--
afy and ciasSicc. pursuits and give them such f.
c!liy IN the acquisition Of knowledge, that they
couic not iail oil attaining eninenee as PROFOUND
c!:iicF, original thinkers, and able writers.
Blu, all this desirable IS il is is more than we can
at present expect; though w- believe that Harvard
University is destined at some future time, 10 ar
sumo this position 4; and we cannot but trust ihat
by calling the attention oour readers 10 the need Of
higher means o; culture than are cow enjoyed, We
may have done something towards ths ultimate sup
ply CT such means.
Pending the change which almost every distant
observer feels would place the best endowed and
Oldest College in tie United States on its proper
footing rs really laying some claim 10 the title OF
University, the reviewer turns his attention 10
amendment of the present course.
There is aso an article on The memoir Of Mrs
Grant OF Laggan, which has Charm, not only
from the picture given OF strong, sweet, and
simple character, cheerful and elastic to great
age and under such an accumulation Of griefs
but from the relation, almost poetic, sustained
by Mrs. Grant to this country and 10 this portion
Of the country. Tke 6 Memoirs OF an American
Lady, may be inaccurate in details and chrome
Logical arrangement, bur it cannot be doubted
that it gives the spirit which peryaded the life
Of the early Albanian settlers, and, while any OF
their blood flows in the veins Of this nation, these
simple and nublc traits OF character, and that
mild philanthropy Of an almost patria.cha! life
viii have al epic interest in the history OF New
York. X
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VVgs GREAT REMEDY
4,,hn.a Difficulty Of Breathing, Bleeding Of The
1'' J,@ss. Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, Influenza,
Skortness # Breath, PAIN AID Weakness
in The Chest or Side, and that moss
terrible of all diseases,
coNSItMpTION OF THE LUNGS.

CONSUMPTION OF IhE LCNSS.
Dp FOIGER'S OLOSAONlAN, OR ALL MI. az AL.bs
ID BALSAMyo your rest ereSen W shs Sd nccsmpanied
.o S ShGrnesi Of Breath and other aiuIg & Of
WIN 80 ~on tn eAi that you Will become ue I'm
nnm5 Here Remedy al HANG. u WIN III ,1.5v
lousn o, :, henlh Are you suffering from .Isa'H ,es
,b,s wonderful remedy Head me ioio"ms 49, "
,h;rh II has performed within sho,' ine ced ve- low
I'LL V,r4rson 20 Lacht street was .suu ts he'd ,r;eG
;ols cough and bleeding al The lungs; ne hs ,bsn
~ @ remedies without benefit ana h .Lo,,,t he Ind
Insd The hape doins mn a1y zoo Of ,b., srea emedy
hec,c fever aud night sWchtS, obs o'''t' " $3.50
restored hn nilrey TO heh h. ,,vo oe, of the Gloss
sibonvs So weak .le tune ne con nen u din
a H. could Scarce walk He coushed inseo i rk lev
M 1T breathng such that ne eou guy In Two
49, from the Commencement OF Ms 's . ,yeas. no va.
ps 10 he able attend 10 MS osi n"
50 ef 20 Pike street, Was cured oil 7Sn: ~ "a
r. 10 1:sonirn lie had n.t aln doNn ~ 80 ,Se
n.re than ten months. tie mas , ,ie '' W
J.ease now more thHn iye .u,sd os 1s.hmn of
ch.,ad s. West street. was c1le u, -. - he he,t
MT by hnc bottle and declares % DC tne Ges'
y eats IN the world She had used vaiiori o0e
,yrhout The least benefit W ,bo,v .he efficacy OF
More thaa twenty years eIpeienee IN y, s
Ia ,,oved i, 70 be the most wondeilu Ieihsu' ~ 'A'
~, IL s pau nj The above mentioned diseases
For sale only 106 Nassou street, one ooo a'o'' ~
,al0 9ms
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CONSIMPTTON.

a THOUSAND CURES in cases deemed utterly iopees.
have frmy established its vast superiority oyer every os
medical Discover II has always been syled Nature 8MI
prescrpton being formed chiefly from chemical eHsct'
Wild CHERRY Bark and Jar-two trees that are thcAy ea,
e wherever diseases the lungs prevail we give rev m
stances OF lis extraordinary power. from cGtaosu aino
without end. ,.l N w., A,snrv, w M
,ras ryen up by all of her physicians 10 die oil
Ind hard nor for months the .idraised among al
Quantities Of rnnter Of bong sui'tnnce-nan ~
Sec;ne for two months, being past all ee"
Inv few bottles of this Basam SEPTEMBER ana oot
Williams ESQ Attorney, &c. New ofa cuen VI spu
nc asthma of % yeus standing, certie 10 oS i'e'oue
TniIngiCe ard J. Power. d. D.. -, H., r.,
Csrman y y City. who had not slept lying down, loi
wears (beng obliged to sleep slttn posture 50 AL GU
81 - ,,tsrd n his business the most stormy weather.
Thomas Bradiee ESQ, j. 7. JamalcA' l.. l. cure" VI " ~
of 10 years standing ~ ...;as ,,rda- oath Tint
ba had violent cough and pam IN the side ho'i
in,, cnarue of corrupt matie1-Go much p,o'H-iS w!
ciyns ccud do but little for hniGave nm ih 81
S"t did no rood-his friends all supposed ne nrd E9slopE
"nsnmpton' -entsly cured by three bo'aeS Vi WISE"
Ne Anna D. Hopkins of knowesyile. ~ Y entirely en-
I'd oliver complaint and general debility oil eish'eeh nic
ineob Hoffman Nj u. Huntingdon, cured emo o. Iii
chroo OF obstinate disease vi the lungs ai'ei ne Ha l'ie
the usual remedies IN VAN. r. a.. country ,v b,cb
Gases ore daily occurring every part OF tne COUNT NJ
proye Inropresiby the best superiority oil ts ba ~
shade ofung and liver disease every othe! piepa'ue ~
eric known % the world. :, ,,-r-rc 49,, No ,,a,.
Sold al e Ann street, by ISAAC ~ = Al'a r..
IN Mi parts of the United Staies. -. o
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u Guy MANsEglSG has just been re-issued,
complete in one volume, for 81 cents as Vol. 3
OF complete edition OF the 'Waverly Novels,
by s. II. Parker, Boston, Burgess & Stringer,
and C. S. Francis s. Co. of this city. This
edition contains the authors latest leyisions End
all Ids notes We mead hardly assure our young
readers that they will rarely find ne,O novel 50
rich as these old Waverlys.
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CEILING OFF CHEAP.-'The subscribers having large
- and well selected stock and Winter by Goods and
beng an1ou, 20 MAKE for the Spring Goods,
Will fo short time offer crea; bargains. fcey hsiter them
selves that they ENJOY superior rcte, ior selling full ns low
ns any Other establishment the city they purchase if
Goods eney from Auction and TIC Importers direct and nt
cash Ladies want Of Goods mly be assured TIM; they Will
hnd complete assortment OF Fancy Staple Foreign Ec Do
nestle Dry Goods and great bhrgnins.
Il J:EEi.nVV < 20 liz Snrfns 81
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rlrEN DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BASEsTocx.
II eecsir fo thirty ,hacs Of VtcAshnrG BsnS Stock.
IL the name Of Buckey s. Peek, and numbered ~ with
Power OF Attorney a:tJche !D.l Saturday i Narch
|: was enclosed n 'e,;e and way Wall.t Tbs
above Will be pd Sy eavag ThSa:ssOE Office. . Wall
street. mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-13

GENUINE. TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY
PRINCIPAL STORE. III CHATHAM STREET. N, =.
Branch store:
rs aiesckeI street. New forS.
56i Grand STREET, Suffolk.
49, Greenwich s.eet, ncor Fulton.
10 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
81 Ches,au; ard 10 North fHta. q. Philadelphia.
Il Hanover street, Boston.
INVITE the attention Of City and County Families arr
Purchaser tne tevela Establishments where they thbk
vii be found by ne best aeeconE Of pure and unadutefn
ti Tens the United S.aes Tie uniyeIsa popularity ard
,encwn their hoe with reference 20 nigh Quates low pm
ce5 and spngh dealing, too well unde0od TO reader ie
comments Necessary. Original and only saIeiouse IL!
the of Howquas Blaek Tea Observe -slsn-en Wi
b particular 10 eien.. the number O the gncclpl Ore IN
Chatham street, III. Pearl s:d Roosevelt Greet
The pubic will also pleased take notice TINT the Gator
Te Company have nothing 10 DO with tn7 o:ei stoes ezs
,,.1s jssrrs1 81 tbe I'm nj nd NJ
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TQ TIE PEOPLE q IgE EN!rE 1o sTA1 RsKEF
9N CO. TIA fes and cd Merchants The hda
Kong, China having appointed Agent u a as p n
cue and " 5 Eu asn, s e%
me S;aiss generally that hey have a2pen's e f3
ciga Agent for America and they would now take ne Liberty
Of calling the attention OF me american 'uoHc' end H'u' u
Dspie'' '''s'''D' j: TE 4s AID COFFEE,
es s i 5re t is hat sold At any Of The kind
In tie country. made up packages tom 4 o. nnc upwards,
e .si'c c K Co 40; wishing TO r.,or, the usual
practice putting are perfectly a.e 70 ,
upon trtaL then article feeling conden; that when
tst support which ,heis aad the superiority Of
th5!r article cesetTe,. ..,,,.a nun, and fa. ,or,
Ger day. eosstnatly on hend and a the lowest pcs
ne he different qualities specimens Of ich are 10 Be seen
al TIE Principal Office. No. IS Pearl 81. (aear fEankila
1 Rs::}fserene4-Nehoaa ssl,n. Esq., s,tr. Co; souh
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES Linen DopeP PtOcnea;
% aNbsY 81 IF as Wt sss ssSs
method OF Washing Linen and Cotton Goods and 10 state
OF The many advantages winch render superior 70 I'll
i Garments washed BY tie ,,sam process. will last much
ven injurious 70 a-s and sentlemen, wearing appate s
telr dispensed WITH cad the work Is done from t~entyse
10 thirty per cent les. than the usual price, and nconpae"p
I The facilities bsing SUCH they enabled to bleach al ami
aud stre gwen boses co OF any required desrse
any nSnt OF work can few hourS notice. Is al
stces are dred uta door, and by artificial heat In short
articles washed TIL, establishments, sa be seem n order 10
gye n inr and Just appreciation ne attention Of me pup
lie generally, Is invited 10 tes; liz ,,sSc'iorJ
DR. ttlrrS ett az the office, Isl Futon street. one door
from &oadwuy ~ BrOcd1qy. nse Welke:.,heet orst
10 cr 10 Washington, between Charles and ArnoSstS
-, 49, WITH attention. where list Vi paces Together
ryitf tfs fgratIoils LIZ sliBent, te had
- Ia. J. P SEAMAN Z. COMPANY.
, flgEaTs's IMPROVED BRO.ga l;'JA..-Ths EuS-
-rJer would csit The o: afne; U ne ABOVE ne
reT article and certificate OF Mr.. Robert Rogers. VINO
IA one OF the Erge, waIhing establishments 10 the CITY, And
/, il warranted frdc cacoas shrink hannes wool
.as fr.ed s. recsd md will take grease Of carpet.
ooeua &C. and mott njuIs the color aianuiacter
" s,rsei. lhOahN hNDEMls :. ~
Robe.ss Improved Brown Soap. ate Preds Germsn oeap
IN ty convinced Of it, entire superiority 20 cry otei sna
commend 10 both aIies and washing etan-
if,suncna ROBERT ROGERS. LIB La1rsns sHsss.
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EyBSTAR'S

BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
A Compound BalssmiC Preparation from
wild Cherry Bark and Tar.
The best remedy kno,cn 10 the aeorla or the cure OF
coughs, colds, ASTHMA, Group bleeding q the
laues, askooptsg cough, bronchitis, :ntiu-
enza, shortness 81 breath, pain ana
foeakaess in the breast or side,
kper complaint, and tie first
stages Of
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NEW GOODS RECEIVED,

! o. TAYLOR * Co Iobbers. 81 Celar-itree. receivet
a. This morning from tU:eisu ava= and from Boston. new
Goods, .ullUws
case o.! Foreign Wooden plad,. very scarce.
100 fo,. highly cooIed Ladies C'rvns, SIX and vsrei
= cases SILK warp Apncas.
do cotton warp-hlghly ll.tIed.
do Royal Blue
do co!orci cotton Table Covers.
do Cashmeres-iis bes; offered this season.
do De Lanes
do rrnt,-ditercnt patterns from any in market
do ihGnix ~ BleacaeL Saeetins,.
do Nernmac Prnts-icw ind berut;iu styles.
do Hamilton Blerched Canton Flanneix
~ 6aes o Stark 1s Sheetn.s, 81 wide. Al Of which
CASH, at the lowest prices IL
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y{7ANTED--By re,pec,so!e Young Woman ritun;ioa
w u sInal! amy IS Cook Wsshs, and iIoGes. Cham.
bei mad ard ne WISHING auni'ess Q, 10 do Genera.
ioU,e Works well recommended from her a,e ep!oyer.
z en,s reil 81 rs FllzAhslh q. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-13

yEtO MERCHANTS IN WANT OF SIGNS FOR NEW
I FIRMS, Sc.-Ths undersigned having been establ=aec
for number OF years the SIGs Ornamental PAIsT
mo BUSINESS No. l0l Nassau street. New YORK. dnrB-
which tine we have gained the reputation OF executing
work as WELL If superior asy othe; establishment. beg
leave 20 submit the following Gard.
Understanding tina; II - the general impression that
charge more Con Of the superiority of wo.k) than
ohef artists have resolved do work reasonable
ter, and IN as ari,tlca manner. be done any
other establishment: ID the Crty.
You ere respectfully requested call and ascertain our
CHARGES before leaving your order eSewhere.
Yours RESPECTFULLY ACKERNiN 4 MILLER
Sess A. " pay particular attention 10 the arrangement
Of TIER SIGNS IN order make than and attractive.
y R-Fiags Brnnery Standards ac il I'm
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A3TANTED-. r.spec'able Boerdei n mall i.Hiy az
So.h Brokiyn within i've minutes NaIS ot tie Ferry
Stuuenr Young sian FROM the Country who teregs
81 linsn: private circle would be niost uiisse At-
fe,- X. g. Tribune UEce. stating name aEc whero
an interview eau D. hal. YAK
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DRY GOODS.
PRICES REDUCED.

Such as " sold l., 81. now sold nils.
Such re " sold :, Il, and il. 81. sold =, ST. md
l0i.
Alsc. tome handsome fas, colos Il. 81 81! I'd and 81
FLANNELS OF Ill eoier:. wsIan;ei 70 .;!ak . fe7
cent. reduction.
ALPACA LUSIGEs. per cea, less i.n former prices.
MOUSLISE DE LANES snd CAsHMiRES. sslliss less
than the CO..; OF importation.
SHiWLS every DESCRIPTION. 1T asonhnsly low prices
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES and SATlNETS, less thar auc-
ton prices.
BLANKETS. with every o:l.s style OF Fall and White.
Good'. less than ever before offered
HrsinS large stock, ind wrhin= to reduce the 20
make 70: Spring Goods great bargains Will be s.en to
Iuch Will favor Us with call.
IL BARKER K TOWI.E, Il Ca:hat.ns-s;reet
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EHTANTED-A Partner svrt IN a highly respectable
w business ,hat Will Sc III Thou,aad Ini.r, per
snnGn clear. The Partner either ;hr C:5
TIA vel L The Aceney chosen rslary $3.50 pr snrun,
viii Be elvSed and the Be Ie1ue, unveils
We-; slooQ cash vii! t required. AGerss, Addlsser ocs
OF Talsne III q.
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WASHINGTON, u. Z. FebFuNry 70, Iol3-
IL. J. Smith Dodge upon his ARRIVAL N Washington 10 open
an office SURGEON Dentist, presented 70 letters from
friends New York Of the highest responsibility and
standing. containing the strongest and mat favorable ;esi;
nna both tho excellence Of h private character and
superior professional qualifications. These satisfactory
evidence, Of the and the Dentist induced NJ once TO
family: and my wife and myself sLe, from
experience add equally favorable testimony IN ha
favor rs gentleman and sku peAtrt. This testimony
thus gwen by me- we'll obedience 10 the earnest iohea
have for many years experienced the skill and fidelity Of tho
Doctor HI, profession. 10 convcona OF hs per-
snnnl md nrnfrSSlann merit. SII.AS WklGNT.
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AspoyER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY The last
Catalogue ri this Institution presents the following
statistics R.siicn; Liceuates 8; Senior Glass 80
Middle Class Is Junior Class 80. Whole number
OF Students &c. The Faculty is composed Of the
following gentlemen: Rev. Leonard Woods, Prof.
OF Theology; Rev. Moses Stuart, Prof. OF Sacred
Literature; Rev. Ralph Emerson, Prot. of Ecclc-
siastcal History Rev. Bella Edwards, Prof. 0;
the Hebrew Language and Literature; Rev. E. 4.
Park, P,uf Of Sacred Historic. The Library OF
the Seminary contains 1920 volumes. The In
stituon is equally open to Protesiants OF every de-
domination
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WANTED.

Two CAPlTAIlsrS.-Any person willing 70 heeone ~.
en Partner n safe and very profitable 5pslscss snd will
ing u invest 500 VIII OF advantageous op9o,tu-
my Sy 1sdS-,snS s r care of Mr. c. Bshoe, firm Of
ihird 81. North Rive. y. Y. Ill Tvs
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4 MEXICAN ELASTIC sUSPENDERs AND WEB
AbtN-ce SURPRISING perfection .itaned ~ ira ate IN
provemen OF the Fab.c-ipel compromising ndn Rubcef
ard ainyuGg lnutac.pss CT Et1ztc sseocins ~
;he ri. OF rs machinery rTcns l IN saylng TIA. ne
lspsnaers offered 20. sale by hin ere The eest ves mace
scng tfs advantages h. claims u DE mcce q. nsnufac
ts ever .ar @: ar Goodyear se1m rom Lie supaSi9Ii
.ei 20 icxepa5e from g.. hs peculiar tn1 exclusive
prccsrty OF returning er end the Sezt increase Of
tifn.s- without additional tc5 weight Il u corlnon
complaint aIrong ke Used Dir. G.s sispencen
thst ;bey a ier eaEcity sef bsh. woIc shc. Tine
ira s.ireiy oEvnte By Day. prccels erd Dealers u
lenders webbing iaTItcdt. cIaaaa The goods at No
SEjdel Ire An assortment. s:T=Ins I'll the lending PCT
ems s!q-sy. ca aand end o:s @by r. H. DAY.
sCc,ssso. lie I.n1tuTy lucic Rubber Go,
x-@fy ~ hasisr lana
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SoUrA CAROLINA CoyFEREscE.-Thsb body COR
vened or the 25th nit al Columbia, :. c. and ID
iourned on the I'd inst. We fad the following in
the Charleston Courier:
The action OF The Southern Delegates 10 the Cen
eral Conference, or the case Of Bishop Andrew, aud
the division Of The Church, was unanimously ap-
proved a division was considered inevitable, 80
that it was unanimously resolved no' 10 concur IN
the proposal OF the Hoston Annual Conference, &c
meet in Louisville in May next, TO devise some plan
of compromise between the Conferences Of the slave
holding and non-slavehcid;ng States. This was
emirently wise and judicious, end still turthercom'
mends the Church to the confidence of cur people,
since il is plain no compromise whatever can be
made by the South between Slavery and Abolition
none but what must inevitably look TO The over
throw of the former, and increase the imminent dan
ger of the South. May the blessing OF God ever
rest on the men and their counsels who are thus an
waYerinsly true alike 10 Him and ;helF country =
and we iyel assured il will do
Bishop Soule, while on his journ"y 10 CO.
lumba, cam, very near losing bis life, thu stage
coach having upset in consequence OF The horses
running AWAY.
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nRf GOODS At UARGAINS.-Tbe subscribers take
50 This opportunity of Informing the Ladies of New York
&c that they prepared tn offer rea: bargains Dry
Goods Their stock part OF Broad Cloths Caseres
End Satiuets. Bohaznes MeTnoes and Ai1gcca'. Linen
She ilng. Table Lnen, Towe!ng Napkins. Diapers sc.
Cashmere de Laae Gnrhans Prints t;c Cotton Shes;ngs
and Sngs and all other ofsea,onab!e Goods. Ladies
are invited call aud their slock aud make hena.
selves acquainted with prices before purchasing elsewhere.
VA GREGORY & LIS Il
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E,ASsNER < YOUNG, No To- Chatham street. Whole,
u vale and Retail Grocer. have on hand te following WEI
amoag their friends and the public dprng the approaching
holy days, N lots aud at prices 10 SUIT. "
TEAS SUGARS Il COFFEE. of nil kinds and qualities
Clark repaired Cocoon ind Chocolate splced Chocn
late iavor warranted equal to impnrt ut hall ;he
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-orRTEES YEARS EXPERIENCE. ,?sethe! WITH
naay raIuase Improvements and shd9s 70 ms
~ rs mo-; perfect constucto1 nnteraS and qknnr,hp
Machines Pnne wood n a. N sD1'' - ''a''i
OF NY isrse- and sruUri1-. loia1s c. rz5bet
~; nG pa a., ne rlG!e TIE subscriber .. ms establish
& ~ FIboro or CT ONCE, corner OF Conrasclni and
'eh. d. ps,on ,rhers Alachnes be ssen. and any
, ele,i,e 70 the same may be o5tane As wsil q
u, I,h Blackwell & Co. New OF OF J. " echsncf
Albany. ,,,, n. nos; maid
Letters oil mere 'na'ii' -'1 SAMUEL Z. SCHENCK.
Foxboro'. Mss. APRIL. Ei. Of. stn--
9-,o1TCI Ann sPADE-5oO dozen low priced Shoyei,
Rand Spane'' ie' $3.50 ~ 30 Broaasteet,
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Z AW CARD.-C'otLEC-rtOS or DEBrs IN TnE NoKrA-
IL WEsr.-E b. WASHBURNE, Attorney ne Law, Ga
len (lhnos vii give the collection of debts
due New OK Merchants IN Gnena Rockford and Rock
Island lhnafs: n Du Bugue, iowa; N PaHsylle Po;os.
Par du Chen. Mineral Point ard Madison, Wisconsin
RSer U d. 4. CusnAAS i Co.: DoarAus. suYrsM&
SrNoS New. York SIT
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GREAT BARGAINS
7 n n 2 V IL ~ q :
CHEAPER THAN EYER


THE SUBSCRIBER wshin. 10 close the balance Of his
tall and winter stock of which u recent auction
purchase would offer them the following ow prices spen
did quality exposition pattern Paris Cashmere DEcose. I'll
wool from q. s. 81. per yG!; shade stripe. plan
and PLAID Musn de Lane from 10 % c;s eSr .per BLACK
SILK Velvet tor Ladies Habits; beautiful printed Neivsti lot
Dressing Gowns: rch We've; Vesns: Thread Brussels and
Gmpum; Lace Edgng md Inserting aew style Cap Lace
Cravats linen Canb Hdkit handsome French
Shaw vi I'LL kinds GlOyes: Hosiery. &c.
Dc C. Y UENPLE. No. 70 Cednrs,reet.
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" ICH HOLIDAY PRESENTS-WATCHES, JEWEL
IL RY, AND FANCY GOOilS.-rhe subscribers would
respectfully call the attention Of the PUBLIC u Their assortment
of articles for the oydays. comprising part Plated Lake
Baskets, Waters U.u, Tea Sets Rich Paris Gill Fancy
Articles. n
per Nachie ard Baskets Tea Tay,, Gard Cases Silver Tee
Sets, Cups. Spooas. Fotks and articles II Ih,i Inc
All of which will be offered az ths lowest market prices AL
articles warranted represented. Or tae money refunded
A. JACOBS x SONS, 2S7>t Broadway. cor. Rectc.
Repairing OF Watches and JeIyelry. and warranted,
-Four very superior Plate Class Mahogany Show Cass Tor
sale cheap. Inquire IS above. oZS 3fn-
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K TrK GEANITs RrrLD.SG, 2T3 BROADWAY. CoRSEs o
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NyRs. ROBINSON, from Elizabeth street, Fashionable
vi S;arche az Mercer street, nth doc. above Spring
street Tleton aud Embroidered Dresses Iac.s. French
Worked tapes. Collars, &c made ~ cok equal 10
~ the bsss mnunc. a I'm.
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References IN Nels. York u w Eir,ouds. ESQ Alesrs
Foot z DAWES W s : Woodruff & Co. Suydam, Sage s.
Co ThoLe, Huff s. Thomcs. S;ruther. Mo.ehouse x Co.
Ccrlstuck * Couger. MS Sms
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y:IEETH.-J. SMITH Dodge, Il Bond sreei. offers his
trends and the public entire new method OF tastesnr
artificial teeth. Il OF his invention. secured by letter.
patent, and used by himself only IN this city.
From Hen. Sias Wright L.. $ Senator from tho Stale Of
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Prune, in fancy boxes Figs and Fig Paste Malaga Goyss,
Bunch Raisin Suanq do bordeaux Amogd pnps Shesd
bates CurTnnis Oranses Lenon, Filbef MadeiIa Nuts,
| Brazil do, Cocoon Nuts. &c. Dried Ches'!es
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DRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS.
FAIRY Land and c:her Sketches. Illustrated BY Puf!ey
Little Leuyes for Little Readers, by Farley.
Prayer Books and Bibles, fEe bintns.
Annals various kinds. For sale BY
d13F HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE, 2lS Pearl-st.
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+ RENC rs II TEL

TIVE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his f:erd, and
tie public ;hsi ne ha, opened hts AMI splendid Hosst
~ ruilan.st-ee few Gos oil Rr,adwHs. In tire
mediate vicinity az business and the PRINCIPAL PLACES
amusement. furnished style that viii Gear IA
vorsp comparison wit; the very best hotels the CITY, The
proprietor building end s;IE the above house mas had
tct regard o e,egHre srd comfort, acd that he mas CON-,
bice4 econrniy the rnlo@Ins prlc, will chow: