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..IssIoNARY MEMORIAL ANp
POPULAR PERIODICALS,
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rVIHE SHILLING LIBRARY L! Instructive ard Enter
/ tanning Licralure-o bs published every Saturday.
No The Mothers Medica. Adviser on the Diseases an-
Manager OF Children.
No , Cotton from The Pod 10 the Factory next Ssur'
, dnyl ROMANS * ELLIS, 10 Broadway
~ Wanted, few active Agents ior 'He Cs ait Gun
Try. "a
TO LAWYERS, STATESMEN & poLITICIANs.
cIURLBUT on HUMAN RIGhTS.-Essays on human
r. gh;s and their Political GUARANTEES oy h.f huo1
ESQ. Counselor IL Law.
Con.en.s-Chep;orI The Origin o. Human Rislts Chap
II Th, irue Function OF Governments Chap. III -IGS
Consultation Of Govern ent; Chap lv-CorsultloHh
Limitations and Prohibitions; CEEo N-Sonstta!io4t-
iinatous coniinuci Chap Nl.-Tf. Elective franchise
chap Vli-Rchls Eu.anatng from the Sentiments and AZ
fcct!ons: Chap Vlll-The Rights OF " omen; Chap y
The Right o. Property and lis hoai Be!aons Chap. A.
| Pu6lishsl by GREELEY HcELRATH and for sale
ut The Tribune Ofice. 5S Nassau.s Price % cents %.
MANUEL ADEE, IO7 FulIon-si. has jus, published
b. NO. - Breithwaes RETROSPECT. OF PRACTICAL Medicine
and surgery hsiyeary Journal containing herospec
tive View VI every Discovery and Practca Improvements
IA lt. Medical Sciences Commercci in January, 1910
Published IN London in July and January oieveTy yeh
and re-pubished in NewTork by DAM Ell AID Ell No l0
Funo-s Ter,ns-Thc FIRST 10 Nos or i've years, - Per
! year thereafter, 81. Invariably in advance. MI u
| JUST PUBLISEED,
! -FNHE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY Tor Schools, Illus
! !ra.ed 10y s2D epgrsvngs enc IS maps sun gi9oe
mao on new plan IN vol tic. by ). O. Goodrich aHt1o
! o. Peter P,Tieys Tales, &c
Tn. above work has alresdy been Introduced luO Tho
Public schoo!s of Rochester in number OF others
The edition Is nearly disposed c tac secohc
! Will be published in 'ev" days.
s3ns EUNTiHGTO& & SAVAGE, 2i6 Pcsrl-si.
! !, i.NANACN.-The trade supplied viii Almanac al
4 the prices OF mHnu.c!crtag. a. TIE T'1e o.re iT
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III TApSCOTT'S General Emigration OHlce 70
~ ocUiAs'r"ot corner iaGsn-iEEe Agents or inc
New L,oe %! Liverpool Packets &c-The suo-
ecGbsrs, Ieciucng their fi9ad5 iLgL they VIII Commune
uncer lie supefnteno OF Mr Wa. Tapscou IN Liver
poo 20 ..a3e arrangements with persons rrslSlns III s
United States Canada bring Their friends from the oe
country 20 New-York, Boston, Baltimore, Ph!adeipos,
Onesns, Quebec, ST Johns would inform theia ua
The principle which their business .s been eoa
GucIc1, viii be continued through 1910 ME. w ipscos,
desp4 chcd for iths country uncer his oeconl VIII as
usuG ateni'Sh pgncusty The etnbafkaoa OF eveIy per
whose passage may be engaged for the New Lineo'
Liverpool Packets, " VIZ:
QUEEN OF THE WEST, 1870 tous- RosCiCS, lIo5tor''
LIVERPOOL. 1850 :. StDoONS, 1900
HOTTINGUER, 1000 {" GAKRi CK, 1900
ROCHESTER, 1900 SHERIDAN, 1000
The Isl George Line Of Liverpool Packets the Uoion
Line Of iyespo Packets Every information will De ivel
oy making personal appcaror at me Office, or bg e'e'
(yostpa addressed - W. y }. 7. IA SCOTT,
10 Solih-st corner Ma!iea-lane, NcS YORK,
Or 70 NSf. TAPSCOPT. or
GEO RiPpARD * SON. o. Waterloo Road ~
81 LYNDON LINZ. OF rackeIs-aackeE OF the 1T
$40 Deceiaher.-Th= splendid packet snip PRINCE
ALBERT, Wm. ). Sebor, master, VIII saul as sDo'e'
her regular day.
Having very superior accommodations for cabin, secosc
cabin ana sieersge ptssge.S, persons wishing 10 eHp
should MAKE early Hprorioa board. foot OF
or to JOSEPH McaIU BRAY 100 Pine-sl II SoutHsI
The packet snip 81 James, F. dyer rnrster VIII sue
cr-d ne Prince Albert and sal the ls.ct Jaausry, hei
re grar day.
P $ Persous wishing send for heir friends can have
them oui to this couaty by The above sPiend!a %
or any OF The e sailing from London on Tie 7h iIih sn1
9Th u each month. by applying above MO
~ LUUlIS.-2o0 rons oes, Charcoal BIoolus lust re-
W f-Ved on consignment, md os ssle BY
kEMEYS, BkEESE sAAFsIet.
ly1u LII Greenwich suesL
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XIX NEW LINE uf FacAeis Tor Liyerpoo.-P acket
ant iayor;te PacketShp HOTTIEGCER, 1903
toas bur'hen Capt Ira bursley, will sail Fnday Nov
2ls,, her regular day.
The Ships OF this ro being al! loco tons aud upwards
persons about 10 embark for tie Old Country Ill to
sec the advantages 10 bederved from selecting this line
preference ~ Other their capacity fruders them
every comaJtable aad Convenient than shios OF
cabin and pceragc passengers well known are sue.
Nor To any other no OF f4cs.ts. Persons wishing 10 "a.
berls should not atf 70 application on
board loot OF BurunE-sip. or 20 W. Il j. T. TAPSCUTT
nj their genera! Passage Office IS Souths corner Maiden
lane.
~ The Hotinguer will sai! from Liverpool on the Gil
January. Persons wishing send for their friends Gu.
The regular line sailing the l, 9Th It'll ilta 10Th 2ls,
and 18th OF every month favorable terms application
to t: made IS above, Ur 10 WIZ TAPSCOTT or GEORGE
h!ffAhD 4 SON, Agents n Liverpo So Wa:erOoRCad.
Olits Tor any amount payable demand, without dis
count In al The principal Towns OF England, Ireland, Scot
ana ana Wales, can HI al tines be o5al2ed on application
ui hy Letter postpaid as abuve.l
The elegant Packet Ship ROSCIUS will succeed The Hot
uger aud sail the 10Th OF November her regular day
- fUi LILY tsKPOUL-I;etu:sr packe; Of the Oh
800 December-The splendid P cket ship ASHBUR-
TON Wm How land master, wall sail as above, her
regular day.
Having very superior accommodations for cabin, second
rabn anu intending 10 embark
should make early ppcanEn board, foot Of MaidenEIe,
or 10 JOS EPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine-st. OF SouIisc
The new and elegant packet ship Henry Clay Ezra Nye
master will succeed the Ashburtor. and sail The 9th jan
her regular day
NIB persjas DESTROYS Of scndpF for their irieats can
brought in either the above splendid
sells, moderate srms by making application above
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5rhppls.

rs,pE GERMAN Lsnsusfe-Getuhn esenns classes
IRE beng arrlna the Office Q! NJ Van Hoevenberg
ESQ No. u.se-t 10y NJ ht1=er, latof OF "A fhfdse-
Book in English and German
Pfivsle c=scs formed ~ ladies' gentlemen among
themselves VIII be attended by Z. Apply 10 r n the
ABOVE Office. nj Irleed
siR. AND Mrs. Il IRhLiSD'S Sehoo! Il; rs
VI Grcene-st door above Waverey pao- The next
quarter OF tbs institution commences Mohday. tie ith
ns; For circular, references &c apply al tie school!
Nuw-YUrS Nov l7ih. l2I5. ~ MI ts
;EsSRS Chns. Couarrt Or. 7. o. Porter 40. s5 ST.
~ Marks Place. WI reopen heir School " the Ii: Of
s l,rllas..
rsiEss prs,=.rr scholars or College, hey gve such Ps-
cGls- e study nal practice Of the French, tsi
for The last 1ceG yee:5 iii, institution has been ID opera
ton ihrTe instance OF pupils who could ro SPEAK
Eronch Euen.!y after years in this school
The French AID Spanish languages are pEr o. ne fe-
ar cuurse Of ii-stFuc;:ou n he school
snanis also lrs ~ esir-d for which - extra csss
'smade s!-s Sin
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Uinnum Ghaoes

1STISDDsv SHADE DEPOT. No. Spruce-st New
YJrk-rh- only mandatory OF any extent N the nit
The subscribers offer FOR ssle the most splendid
assortment, Shades which could be collected together,
consisting OF the following styles:
s, VIE OF celebrated places in Europe.
1900 pairs assorted Gothic, CunLhsn and Landscapes,
such a. are generally sold gbGu. The City.
10 pairs oi most beautiful Cornthdn painted IN Florence
100 pairs OF OF the celebrated places IN This
country.
soOp pair. OF cheap Shades from g.! to 81 50.
We pledge sell 100 per cent cheaper than
any other house Sevio.h Persons wishing 10 The
p1ce. ri geLIG up lhs most Useu! articles, are shown
through the painting rooms with great pleasure.
SI5ns Banners, aud Interior Decorations not to be sur
pas Trimmings oil kinds iusnu icLurers prices
Persons buying sell oeat with the most !ber-
Al terms. o2O Sni bARrOL DE MAUNi.
s7RENCB WINDOW SHADES -. C. Wood
lord 2dJi Broadway Gas ust received an extensive us
-orte.t 81 the above Shades varying from 10 - ee IN
length Also invoice OF French Landscape Paintings OF
re v designs Sc. Coruihau Columns. &C. The invoice
contains ebo- leo prs low priced, anu VIII he soa accord-
~ B-Merchants Upholsterers buying 10 sell again
i'll be allowed liberal discount Next door 10 The corner
of Resde-s;. Lafnrses Buildings In5l j. C. WOODrokD.
% 00n WINDOW Shates-For sale At wholesale
- ,OOOor RETAIL a. reduced prices Persons dealing
10 this article ind complete assortment al prices from
10 10 per ccGt less where they gel at second
or tiri hands y. B-Good Oil Washable Shades from 10
cents to 81 pair-beauul from IS TO S5bcsi from So TO
rSl2 kelly ( RlKER. Exclusive Window Shade
o22 Dealers and Manufacturers l3l Chatfainst
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geqGl Notlrcs.
SHERIFF,S SALE.-By virtuc {

s,HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ of Fier
~ Facas to ne directed and delivered Wi! expose TO
sale on "Wednesday, END day Of October next, N l2oclock
NJ al the v-sibue the City Hal! in the city of New York
all the ht title and interest which Samuel D. Craig had
tie nineteenth day of October, 3i0,) thousand eight
hundred and forty any time afterwards III whose hands
scever the nay be- OF in and 10 all that Certain piece
parcel land situated between the Fifth and Sixth avenues
Sey-1ysjXth and Seycny-seyenh streets Known as
lot Nj l59 The map OF the Common Lands o The alayor
Alderman. and Corm0nElly OF Tie CITY OF view 1CrN.-
Bounded Wesley road laid out on The sGid map and
called tie West road the East by certain other road laid
Inc alt fap and called the Middle road on me Soth
ST by street SIXTY feet in BREADTH and on the South side
by street sixty feet in breadth ard containing in length on
b6ih sides from M Filth 10 Sixth avenues nine hundred and
twenty feet and depth hundred feet, be the d.
men.loHs less together Win III! eueTnens hreiia
and eppurenances th-rcuno belonging or III any
WI. JONES, Sheriff.
JosEpH WEED Deputy Sheriff. slO law6w
TIE sale postponed uhl Monday Dec. 8h, lsj,
'''' 1''''S '''' 49, r''N'' - WI JONES, Sheriff.
JOSEPH WEED, Deputy Sheriff. o'3lawtD8
by ORDER of the Hon. CHARLES =. DAILY, Asso
I'D ca!c Judge ofhe Court OF Common Pleas OF the City ana
County of ScYor, Notice hereby given pursuant 10 the
provisions oihe statute authorizing attachments sgnnsnon
resilient debtors thai attachment hc- issued agas ne es
OF JAMES N HOLMES, nonresident OF The state o
New ork and nt The viii be sold for the payment OF
his debts unless ne appear and discharge such attachment &C
cordur 10 law within nine months the FIRST publication
Of tbs notice aud that payment any debts due 10 him
presidents this Stale. and the delivery 10 him or for his
use OF any properly yyihin this Stale belonging him. and
transfer OF any such property by hun or us agents are for
hidden BIZ law and are Yod-DA;ei the 9Th day Of March,
1915. A. WILLIAMS, Attorney for Attaching Creditors
Argus please copy. mio lawsn
n PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate OF The
County OF Newly York, notice IS hereby given TO all per
having claims against Jacob Drake, ale OF The City Of
NeYork deceased present the with he vouchers
City of NewYork before The eighth cay OF May
Dated New YORK, the dth day OF November, 1915.
s sESi. F. RA sAkhIE6MoaE. Executors.
10 law6m WILLIAM II. TITUS,
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INDIA RUBBER BOOTS, Shoes, Gloves. Sheets
Cloth Toys, Lie Preservsrs Cushions, AIR BEDS Hose
&c W. have hand in addition the above articles about
thirty drrcn. kinds India Rubber Shoes, that NE ohsr on
most favorable to dealers, who are invited TO examine
their stock. so prs Meas l. r. Boots with and without
leather sces 50JJ prs. Woneu's do Shoes lined Prov
ideace patent Oyersnoes Mems and WOmens light and
elegant sheet rubber Oyershoes, flexible soe- Soeo prs IN
ported Ruhaers sOule vi which entitled 10 du5ectHe
si.i Sax: glu- $ C. SMITH son. 70 John-st
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INDIA RUBBER SHCES.-The Subscribers have
ON hand full assortment u the various descriptions
of India Shoes the market including The justly
celebrated Metallic Rubber Oversoes which are not Affect
ed 10y hca; ana colG Teain their color
For sale, whpies anc RETAIL cheap, by
nl3 HUTCHINSON \ RUNYON IS MaidenRne.
TaNi.KEE sii;a':' tAEMIu.i;S 10 II. II. Day
The American Institute Tie recent Far, awarded
Days establishment Three First Pfeui1n9 for Hrst best
specimens Of tie following goods while no other establish
!eut out seven eight exhibiting received over one
either tr>t second.
One fer hrsl best iulia Rubber Shoes.
g - Life Preserving jacket
Embroidered Sa!rei SuspenGe!s.
This establishment. manufactures every description OF lnila
Rubber sccGs including the approve! Metallic t-b
Der which! ate ~ heat cold aud FOR sale by
MS ~. HORACE. II. DAY. - MG!dea-aGe.
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E.amns. QaELerp, 81.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

PREMIUM LAMP STORE.
SSOrTHOUi Il MEYERS, 81 Broadway. respec.luli5
X iryiie liz pubic call e. their snl examine iu
En3 lgOs; extensive sssoTeG; 10 be olnd N tls
country OF BRONZE0 and ORdOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE. MANTEL, SOLAR, BRACKET, and READ
ING LAMPS. CANDELABRA, GIRANDOLES, bhAC-
KIT BRANCHES ana CANDLESTiChS n every variety
o. patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, a Few snd superb article, Pc
cu.iary desirable Tor PACKETS and steamboats,
to evidence OF the superiority OF tins portion OF elr stock
over any oer OF lis offered the pubic ~ .s Sy
they un honest pride refer 10 nc ess tai SIN GOLD
anl FOUR SILVER MEDALS awarded TO Inc lanuuct'it,
e., ,sn .h las! seven years fer III. greatest variety and
s.st.y pattern. ard the unrvaej hnsh Of their work
Every article sold by c. - IS warraaiet - e ~I sy
represent and those who cAtac first cass goods, ct
p:ce paid for OF very Inferior qualify,
requested % favor 1el WIFE call before purcndsn
elsewhere
~ a nbersld.scount Churches ard Hotels. 81 ~
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IA LII. "O6H GCT.-A hne assortment of superior
~ SLk Worm GU, FOR sale, wholesale ana retail by
rs JOHN J. BROWN L &C. IL Ruliou-sl resr Hass.u
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-ii~.- NGVICE.-C hsuse % hour- or po '.
~25t's-t<.i, SofNy.ch and " OrcestG. On enc tlsf
S-I;ay Nos. LET. HI >esIaso.ts Ci-f-u'
Z, a'g ana VVOSCI.S ES VIII leave S0sto SIDE pitf No
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aegDGGKs.'s TABLE CUTLERY IN SETS.
!. -. OF the genuine Joseph Rodgers 4 Soas
Ts Cutlery IN sets If 81 pieces, complete wiki Sory
ma. es sr.ac. pattern Forks. For sg!- by
u, JOHN J. GROWN \ Co.. y FuiIuu--t.
HARDWARE; and Culsry.-Seamau LoV|efr- ~
IL Spring-s GrcenU c.s- offers Tor sale large and
general sortrelt Of Hardware Cutlery, Britannia and
ned Ware o,i
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fsRiTANNIA .VARE.-TL- subscribers, al IN well
- huOvvn stand foot OF Juas' dcos rom traT!--L
cortaue the manufacturing o: AL kinds Britannia Ware
.ehch they offer ether hY whces ATE or re al NJ TIE
Among the articles Communion SETS
s1chcs Fagons GObi.is Pises Tex S-s Cote rrs
CaGG--iicSs LtmpS, Coffin Plates, Pitchers. Mugs. CAS-
tofs Inesses Cups Ca1se.s ard Cups for military cIIl
raGes Dish Covers Table ara Tea SpCcn, !aSces, Tur
reeus and Ladies Srf.ed Measures, Nursing soi-cS
Sharing Roxe.. SprooH-. &c &c Dixon \ Sons celv-
Nra:ed Sheffield PLACED sIC Britannia goods Block Tn Bar
TIN, AntlnDLy. and BisuIull, ccn.tl;i! On hEAc
\ good crkman il hand In repair bfiialnE ware
Orders Or goods from any par; OF TIC country promptly A.
tended Al Ware requiring 10 be- tuN-d up, Wi! be
packed n The careful manncr
MS BUARDMAN X HART, BuT!ng-sli7
:. TE.AETiC DDCk.-TAe O"I.ers ana Captains OF
u snps AMI steamboats, Of the largest class are respect
iay informed G commCcous RID safe beslhs for noofnS
respective vese=ls during zoe aprruclng wiue. II ty
u obtained within the caPalCGs BASIN oi tae auaCuc
Dock Gg1 reasonable ;e nis than u ny oil e open
docks along tle shores OF LIE port
There Is ample room o quantity OF Lighters Cana
Or Towboats, Win perfect protection from Ice or Other
casugt es, 10 winch cr.!; -re eXpcssd elsewhere
Owners and !.. mad Il heir in rect - call 81 inc
Office Of he Atlantic Dock Company, NJ. 3 Wai!-s;
L4JtIJy
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No charge Tor bcrths.
,rr.-9 - ST. .-,t AIKEN nj tha lowest ra.cs

All kinds Q. Fre. Ehg .sEen at he lo~es!fs'e
For !uf,nar ut-ecr;ss enlIiro OF
GEO. = gA!RCHiLD, No - N'e5t,.'to=t.
urug JOHN Ii. RICHMOND, PfoNiasHce'
and \, ~ o1lcs a.. ~. siu sn0Oei s,nal.S OSl
Al are fofaG as,iuc Las Boat 7SeePi or Mrt
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LAMPS. GIRAEDoLEs. &c.

LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
[ ALPS. GIRANDOLES. HALL LANTERNS. AND
81 CANDELABRAS Tor The Spring Trsde.-DlEIL'
BROTHER & CO., No IS John street, ;nsniactuii Es
ard have always hand complete assortment OF articles III
lir line Of he following de-cr puons which they VIII sell
At wholesale or retail Nj Low PRICES for cash:
Improved Chemical OIL and Cgulphene Lamps
s3n Lamps tard BrO1@cd. in great variety
.J1r7e,ils Cos celebrated Paiert solar Lard Lamp,
t:ardcIes various patterns, xix svered o! hton+ed
5uspeBdlng s9isrs, DOric Csmphent Lamp
5rscg-t SJ!arS, Size % 90
s0.ar Chandeliers, STacEe. d. do
Patent Lard Hsnd Lamps, stand do 10
Britannia iiaad Lamps Canphvns Chandeliers.
Superior CheInics. OIL. Pure Sperm Oh,
DO CglupLsle, Solar ara LARD Oh,
GO 5urn'u. FLUID. Renred ~ nae OIL miSy
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rJ,o Ti.0sE WIG VALUE their lives than
! - centa.-fiosr many there now suffering v Ih
Colds aGI Coughs tn inst foundation Of Consumption VINO,
hey !JoE VIII fud ihal II ginated from " Feet
To such ana al others exposed we. weather and
muddy streets would recommend .h@E 10 Try box OF
IdoAs,aS Freuui Ger-!roof Cong osttIon. winch wi.
posi- make your shoes waterproof, and Is
equally good for nOse caril4ge-tuPs. harness, &c
Ana hose That lus every gentleman does clean
and brilliant polished boot We would Tecoliiiel- theih 10
try box Of Ihompy0n's Premium R!Gcttng.
AGESrS-C C. Mason lot SJgL-sL i. Davies, IL john
NJ SraSvsm DFPoT 1914 soUTH-sT. N. Y.
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Ilublir Gonpenanree, &e.
- NEM AxRANGENlENT-YAaa

.EsS NEW AXRASGENIES'T-FA
Iz-st' ss-ss liEDU CEU-IEde yoGdeuI Line .or New.
pori. Providence and 5os.or- Direc:--Tarss
iIre- week ech wsyIhe St4-zSt and FasUre S.saIa.
bosl NsFT TUNE. coa.usncc5 hy Cspl VIZ. Rollins bay.rg
com D r.o lproysnenls viii regus! IN.
on Saturday, Sis; May, o!Iowsesve New frog,
Pier NJ. SOFh River, tor Newport Providence nu6 Bos
op direct on Monday We.nesds and Friday al O'Clock
VI arriving IL Providence Ia line FOR t1e morning. zr
of ear. 10 Bostoa Taautou New Bedford, Fa River, kc
and zSo cou1e-s with The STEAMBOATS, running Easi ou
IN, Kr1r-bec and PtlobscoI rivers RETURNING, vii
i.nye Pro.ttsrca :or Newport snd acw.fofS. o. Tees
day Thursday anG Saturday, 4. o'eock, P. 81. 90 Ia
-r.a og ;l;s IL O'Clock alsl Is.u Of Cars from Boston
F'tE o.a New GoIz to boJ;on es5n,....-.... sl75
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EoGR CHANGED TO 8 O'CLOCK,

R<aa PEGPI E's| LII. -sks e1itsJN,4
EA-.ss-s-fS FOR ALBANY. Dsily SnndNyr * 8, ~
,E.lssSse-a--s rnlous DisEeIAtb o c.ocA, 80. Ice
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NARROWED CHECK NOLL-For the use If Master VI {
chsucs and Others having worEren under tuer eip''
accompanied with Time Book and Keady o"'eu'a''' .
at; al, Ihs above works cnn he seen 81 49,,
NV ", ", W -, M. Il NENNM ANts 100 RrNa.NaN.
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,&PART OF modern bail; b5ies House situated
Sc. IL pleasant part Of the city OF bIooA;!n, nun
aS minutes walk OF Fulton Ferry 10 lei low and .eses
sion given Immediately Inquire OF W. 4 LIZ BLAHC III
Futou-si New-York, corner OF Pearl aad Nassau
liza -
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(L0UmS.-2DJ Tons Charcoal Slcolrs jast Fe-
aP f..Yed on consig nuiea., and os sale BY
KEMEYS, BREESE q s.AAFsD.t,
Iyl2u LII Greenwich sresL
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Eor Through Tickets By TN, route, apply liz Philadelphia
81 die Railroad Occ, of Market and Eleventh streets,
Or y SoC- THIRD stfeeir board steamboat Deck 81
Wharf
FIRE through rom thllaiel phis Wheeling SSi 10
Ptsbarg 81 with tho privilege Of stopping Baltimore,
and !eauans u pleasure yor further Information, sp-
piy 80 J. sLEorMrsa, Agsnt. 3! the nibce Of
JEDI yif Adains y Co.'s t.xpntys No Il Wal! ~, Ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

ADD arrive Cumberland a. p. IL.
LeavE Cumberland 6P. d. by the Natio1sl
Road Gt Gyod lHtea. Stage Lnes and srrVs in Wheeinf
or Pi.lsbur2 next evening.
Passengers for P.lsbur The splendid new and mod
built Steamboats, nj Brownsville and thereby nave OILY
~ Vlle- of Staging tbs whole ronLe.
Es. leave Wheeling and PittsodIg hoai
~ lnd Passengers forwarded without delay GIN
ClNAT. and a.! other Hofts in the South and West Fare
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-02

their condition of life They act like horses
and cows. A snowy equipagc goes by, and
they have not the curiosity to look up. Their
gait is that of tired donkeys, saving MS much
trouble at lee. lifting as possible. Their mouths
and eyes are wholly sensual. expressing no ca.
pabilty of a want above TODD. Their dress is
without thought of more than warmth and CO.
vering, drab covered with dirt. Their voices
are hainote above grunt. Indeed, compar.
ing their condition with the horse, would pre-.
fer being an English horse to being an English
working man. And you will easily see the ve-
~ strong contrast, there is, between this pic.
turc, and that of the ambitious and lively work.
ing men of our country.
Anoihe. contrast strikes probably all Ame-
ricans on first landing-that of female dress.
The entire absence of The ornamental-of any.
thing, indeed, except decent covcring-in all
classes below the wealthy, is particularly Eng
llsh and particularly un.American. do not
believe you would find ten female servants in
New York without (pardon my naming iD n
'bustle." Yet | saw as many as two hundred
women in the streets OF Liverpool, aud not one
with hustle ! saw some ladies' get out OF
carriages who wore them so that it is not be.
cause ii is not the fashion, but simply because
The pride (of those whose backs form bat one
'ine) does no, outweigh the price of The bran.
They wore thick shoes, such as scarcely nan
would wear with us, no gloves of course, and
their whole appearance was that of females n
whose minds never entered the thought of or
! nament on week days. The trifling exponent OF
the condition of woman in England, has large
| field of Depreciation within and around it, and
the result of phlosophzng on 1t would be vast
ly in favor osour side ofthe water.
As this letter is written on my frs, day of sit
ting up, and directly aga:ns, the doctors orders,
! you will give my invalid brain the credit OF
coming cheertuly into harness.
Yours, faith'uly, n. p. WILLIS.