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Ia ,Irpcu,1.r-- a-n InRnFRS -Mnn,al. By

YOI-S &c MAN. stuntnn m "h"lesne lohbin- e'Iaoi
lishent .,nnn, VIII" ha rad SIX yns eSpe,ienre ~
rna irt:cn-e considerable rad-, c:ay SoutS-rn re
would sncrEe Tor s-lg Compensation and peI ~
:un-e. cannbit-. re,-rs MS las err
Players. AM brother Of ire O-ce! ui Ola fei' VI" e'i
assist his vi receive thanks. Address Immediately ans
lin TT5Uas Oificc az
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HEEswAx-sele,o Of 200 II. b.ps been made q, "a. els,

BEEsWAX-scles Of 200 lbs beue been made e, pa cts,
SEEDS Clover rather heavy III. demand bsnv l.s
sse ~ les VA made a; 9c fir good 10; of Old
Rough Flax wanted and lots arriving are taken
ut II % hHh npwH'ds clean about i2 so = 10 co
fONlS!ONS-The market fr Pork henvy and the ra,es
n ' week cannot ne obtained The .ales are ye-y small
en- w. ~ w. henrf al nnl, i5i bt- Mess NJ 1900 p-na
np'nnsiy w. hni there nre huyer. We further
'H' 81 80 or 600 b Beet . - or River and %
aud 80 CITY The ore.Fn udvces n-- favorable 70,
rnysion' ana the market firm 4 sale of 30 bbls
Lara was male NJ "a these wante ~ 81 s.: cests
bhitei quet the stock shipping an es beng exuugt
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N-s,v nut M in Tg. Wood ami PapeF sized packages
and n lot. 20 suit purchasers :. -. ...-.,.l s..
Il ~ he phvxrian, and th-nsts IN consequence Of the
absence Of Sulphur her ranuisctlre' :s June Of when
80 and deleienous - all ana particularly n
arson> iIavtn. weak lung or delicate constitutional
Th-y are cuary recommended 10 the attention OF nip
h' ~ re t-eru-uy hecn taken foGg and
s1ad 70 the acton all climates without The H.
Jury. r,,-;,.,., , ~ 800 IN ,h. f,y,v
o,d., In Al Shepard Bookstore lsI broadway OF al the
sGea az g. Co. 161 Blocker 81; IA
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CARPGTiNGs. RUGS. OIL CLOTHS,

DRUGGETS, sc.
IST received tens oisne ~ Gnns NeS Stos.
q nlge and beautiful assortment oI English bius-e, hTe'
Ply Imperial Double SUPER Supetne and Fine lnSnin am
vereian Carpeng of patterns and colon entirely new
English and American OIL Cloths Of great variety OF pae,
and VARIOUS widths. ru fest y feet without -eaIa-A
So splendid article Of Persia Velvet Diukgets, two yard
WIDE entirely patterns AID very ch coors. with every va
rsy of English Drgget. OF the usual widths, together witt
Rugs of every style Door Mats, Window Shades, S,a Rods
&c Purchasers respectfully invited 70 cab.
n ban experienced uyhosteer vii eend To the max
Ing Ce and the laying OF Oil Goth 4 The 'honaT 5gtice
o9isr No. q. East Broadway. and Il Dvsaoaas.
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FOREIGN Ports.

Passed AMER Sept IS bark Ronadson. Drew. from NYork
for Canton.
Cape de Verbs.
a ST Pierre Mart 18th u brig, Archi,ec, and Edw Bike
At Aux Cares 9oih u, brig William, Johnson. for Boston,
same day.
Vessel entered outward London lee 5-Medord Wlher
NUeans: Quebec, Hebad, NYork: Vctona, Barn. do; Lu
zOn. Goodrich. Boston.
Al Mare!les lcc2 Corionnus. for NYUrk, Canonl
cos Boston do Suwarrow, NOean', do Sid Nov Ssh. 81
ler zin piHsEio, NOrlenn,;
A, hiudefn, NOv9 Ynrkiowr, Bel, NYork.
~ Ntnre, Nos q. Id Flor dian, pratt. NYurk.
SD n upgur Oct Gen HARRISON Moore Boston: 18th.
tive, foxwell. Baltimore
AT Singapore, Aug "a Adebaton, Webb, Batavia and I'D
SD I'm Waterford, Nov 30, Marion. Mills, NYork.
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,--I.oches,Le.,he Leeches :-The best o.

rs Ieccbes, LeeC hes Leeches line oett OF
SWEDiSH LEECnES large and medium re npoI POI. a.. ~
c. A. x H. WHITE, $ John street, ioI sac rom IN IN, u
Ar ONE SHILLING EACH, any quantity, 10 SUIT pun
chnsers at the following places. w: ~ ID,
i,iomsOn OllrS B.ichams i5 Broadway: j. w p rs
sa Sii broadway ana Bleeckcr; Churchs psie,aty io
Bowey: c. ID. Cogre:hall.. AZ pesr street u Cop! =
Crum6es corner Boe and Fourth s;!set s j. Cod s
aso" : ETos!say and Eighth street; j. B. Dadds ~
Rro@dway A Gabqada9 IA Esh vynuf a FaS ~
caner oi Broadway and Chsnbers street. and corner OF
Hudson and North Moore St, r. re s%sr % A.
Eld' corner of Third avenue ana Tenth st; Alfred nm
!s Gr.en.yich 81 W. T. Rzlys. al Dlvl.lon ST LEWIS
~ 20 Greeo,sch s.: ~ T. jennings. 81 Warren *
n Nibsp !s3 Roadway: Place. Alien .; J. T.
Rot1' s. Amy r. Ritter 10 CheTy r. = ,S Sn :: ~ NJ
TburRan's conner Can and Natick IS, W , a., i
Tc "uyn s.: james We 2iS Grand IT. Is,S rhsiI ma
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THE ART OF WEAVING,

BY HAND And BY POWER:
With an Introductory Account Of Us Rise and Progress IN
ANCIENT AND MODERN TINES,
FOR THE USE or MANUFACTURERS AID OTHERS
Ny clinton g. Guroy,
PraetYeai Weaver and Mnnufncturet.
One large sro Volume. Illustrated 1 nearly oo EaTar
ings on Hood and Steel. PLAN and eoiored
This Is work written with admirable cleafness, thoroughly
PRACTICAL and Of which manufactured OF Cloths can al
ford to remun ignorant With OF encouraging very
enlarged ccuaton the work has been issued at The exceed
insy low price OF Five Dollars nat
All orders for Boots, accompanied with remittance and
specific directions be addressed will be neatly put w
and sen; free expense Of the principal Cites wce ea
presses rn-or wished will be put directed and eit al
INV rInce IN tins City according % Instructions
i2s ~, GEO. u. BALDWIN. 81 Sprrce-st
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Ey- LoSaLEy's GREAT WESTERN PASAcEA: from q
CoQrand street. WARRANTED TO cure any case OF Asthma
Dyspepsia, CuAivsnoss.
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Iacren.e. 20 pc, cent.

| John RICE ex-Pre-iient Of the exploded North.
nmpton Bank. passed through town several dnys ago.
says tho Eastern Ag, Of Thursday custody Of several
constabes. who tied him !. the Lehgh County JAIL 10
his trial the February term for conspiracy TO de-
fraud the Bank 1t said he taken this city. where he
engaged in candy manu:actury.
| Ra,lrnsd from Rome, Oneida Co 10 Cape VIZ
cent via Watertown is projected.
| This r-port OF III. New Orleans Banks for 2S h
December gives Circulation s2,li5i;. Depos,e so.5sc
| Specie SIS ,G9t.663
The receipts Of rho Lowell &: Bos'on Railroad for
year 1874 1916 9 and expenses s35.25 The total
expenditures 49, leaving profit OF 6l5,
So SIS ave, the dividends The receipts
sl65,2S freight 1914 There was little panic in
this Road Boston, consequence OF the projection OF Roads
competing with IT,
The following sales of Stocks were made at Bos-
| ton Saturday:
At,he BROKERS Boqrds .h Merrmnck NfnnufCo 1870 20
do lS &$i "0f '' 0'' Easter" H. V''''' No. '''
The bill in the Maryland Legislature in favor OF
Of 500 1900 of Stock by the Government 70, the
lief Of the Sa,e passed the House by Of 80 ol9
The Senate hill TO revive the Banking powers Of
the Ohio Life * Trust Co. read on the 9th inst and Sc
cnnd time House of Representatives and referred 10 the
Committee on Banks and Currency
The receipts of Coal from the Coal region Of
Pennsylvania exceed those Of last 10000 tons reaching
57O IS tons, The receipts have from @ tons in
s9 the above quantity Next il supposed
| the supply viii reach 900 tons.
no IfcusuIF hcp"it VI i0iusN i'".iN S1'VS
nearly the statement the Governor IN his Message OF
the financial situation OF the State and speaks cnconrasnsy
of the prospects of future payment Of the public interest
The Baltimore Savings b INK had on the 3lst Of
December epos,es the amount Of sl2s2l g. The num-
number of deposors $3.50 The Money Market was not
tight and the Banks were dscounnG Commercial paper
freely The want was not larce The Chesapeake Bank TO
receive all the Public Money Baltimore un, further notice.
S,aees vcr, selling nj 7is-Coupons, 1913. IS: 1874,
The Spnnsf field correspondent OF the 81 Louis
Rennbco, gives Us his opinion the stock OF the State
Ro,t r Illinois is worthless From The Report of the Bank
just made appears that the specie on hand Is
only s6 5 $50 %; sc having been paid ont during The
wear The debt, due by the Bank have been reduced slV
75 being row sS9ls a. The sales OF Real Estate 'each
s3s @ The nominal Of the Bank TO pay the above
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I,.,-. new lIre q sleamhoa's hrIWe'n
49,. % and New-York will be started IN he
sp'' Supply OF GERMANS Eie,er hundred
uosv ,.sisb h, G-rnans arrived e; ST Louis las'
wax. -~.----.
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GouRAups porpRE SUBTLE for cradicating hair: Gou-
mud, Vegetable Rouge and Spanish White for the complex
on, are found NewYok only at 81 Wakerst lst store
FROM Broadway Boston, illk.s,; Philadelphia, "a Chcs
rqiH; Carleton Lowell; Myers New Haven ferrc. Mid
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E- GouRAup's ITALIAN MrpIcArEp Soar. for the cure
pmp bl1tches snowpeSS rOugnesi chaps, ana oteI
Injuries ~ the delicate skins 30 cents cake.
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DrlrYrss-Dt McNuir's Acoustic Oil has been used by
hundreds vi per,ons who entirely deh with the most
podefu success and has been proved he safe relief Tor
eompaD OF the Al deaf persons or those who me
omus So nd convenience intend purchasing lar
Tnmpe, to eunbe them CONVEX with their friends would
advise procure Their stead flask Of this celebrated OH
WHICH, oil probability will brig permanent rehc Sold al
q Couiiandt street, Price 81 per flask
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" 'he'n A"'""' E. L. ]. PARMLY.

tsNHE MEsSRS E. & j. PARMLY'S last communication
is IN perfect keeping with their character They pro-
nounce my statement which appeared IN The Tribune OF no
lilh inst 10 be untrue DO they prope u be This
they VOL know impossible and hence sny themselves 10
IN ensicr by valanty djying me and az ns portS
memory rs short their Lw II. lasting. they publicly
thank NE Tor an actnow of the nrts IN the case
As Me-sn Pnrnly 10 have learned though q ~
ther late day. that prudence the better part Of valor
AMI have therefore udcousy resolved IN prosecute
their nawspnper re agni, farther, may not res
son.by hopc that they will aso des from private SANDER
which have gfeater than attacks
they hnve IN their power 10 make: , -,
diA Stf J. SMITH DODGE. " BOND *.
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L.esvin- II balance Of.


Whatever may he paid upon the certificates domestic
that period will bs deducted from the above
muted balance.
Ire rcnawanda Railroad Compaov hna declared
vGend Of per cent. The receipt, of this COMPANY
Is43 were 49,. So. ... ...........s lIl,E7 q
Deduct cap interest; new locomotives &C.. $500 q
Ne increase ............,....... $50 I75 81
The total receipts 1874 20S %
1913 ...................... 70 90 o.
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rcy Best swedish Lecches AT 1S,s es ape.s
lu iecf place. e southland No. Pars Row and 81 B'oadway'
Ne-York A>9 on hand sI H1~ yIRRsE for infants u,e
T and R,eas, Shields and PapiaEy Jelly iS sore
,i.rc az above wholesale and retail, 90 'Na"o
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGs.
REUBEN SMITH. Jg., 25i BROADWAY,

IT.
(oppa-ite tire Cry Hail.
CSALLS THE ATTENTION of those Wishing to furnish
WIKI the ae-t and s:ySs of Goods. IN his large AID
well selected Stock of Ceeuns, Floor Oh Coths lruzseis
sc which composed u the no elegant paierb OF 0oyn
Velvet Wilton Geneva Velve, Tapestry and Brussels Carpet
iny of the latest styles and richest coors just received IRON
N. best European Manufactures Ao arEe assortment
of hreeoly nyr.in Venetian Carpengs, together with
Drgets Rugs Table and Piano Covers. end every ertcle
connecied with the trade
Foo OIL Cloths OF II. newest patterns. and well seasoned
OF every descr pt.n rod width.
Person. furnishing private residences seanboas and MOTEL
nre on.cuariy invil.d call ard tor themselves
before making ther purchases oay such Goods sold
and a: such prices US vii give cntTa satisfaction tie
rb-se- ll3 2wis'
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no TWO or three Gentlemen can be accommo
dated with single with rrnte at Mr. Jane Ha'ghs
No "a Baclay.s; Reference gwen and CURED lali Tvs
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
Hens, Boys, and Children's Clothing.
GEOR c. - ~. Il e EN-,
No. no Chnthnn-st,
WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND FULL
AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
MEMS, BOYS, AND CHILDRE.N' S CLOTHING,
all descriptions, made ~ the MOST FASHIONABLE srYLF
which he would respectfully invite the attention oil those IN
want As he has made arrangements 10 receive
CLOTHS, C4SSLHERES, pESTLFGS, sc. .,4
by every packet has secured the services of experienced
Cutters lie pledges himself TO give perfect msnction 10 all
who purchase.
,,,,L ,yr,,t nunctunl,ty leo istf
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~ Este b,,shed i7S5.-SOAP c.

q stebiished i15o'-SVAF Vh-SI9I4H1', ~ /,
sTARCH.-J. p. & ". LEE, Manunc.grers Nor 81 and
of the above articles, which they will sell al the
lowest market prices warranted equal 20
manufactured the city delivered or hippeS wiou' cha'ge
for boxes Carriage. -
Merchants Groces Country Dealers and Families who are
IN wan, If the abcye articles will find the interest 10
eau a, ~ s'n rS, o''O'' j. D. & w. LEE
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rs- NUTS; nIufys! an F'urs-Sel!ins By retail
Il WHO'D. r. r. prices AT No. l'nr
iard street. Broadway Laes, don't forge: II call md
Surniy Yourselves in tine NJ BINS
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GR,yO NI.IcAI FESTIVAL


by THE NATIONAL MUSICAL. ASStn. ATI0NN, n
Jt1u1y u. isiS Oh which occasion. The Cho'Ssss WILL %
sustained By ONg HESpRro IOCAL PxETosaTSS. he
seDdi Band OF IN L. ship North Carolina hGs been en-
-urs iut the evening. The perform noes vii r1ns o; Va
uolnl Songs, CIs.'-i,es. ChoIusses Sc. Sec gti'.
! asLl> Sd Professor N! P'cScs a. Tie Piano oe acc
Organ
HIS Hono- ne Mayor ard Common C"i~c'l the Cor,ro
dore And officers Of the Navy Wand and l. Norm ca
70. "a. Gen Doughty. Gen George P Mo;t. Gen Sanford.
Gen striker Gen Sios. iier. Lord 90! stephens Col J.
Haskell Col Siea,>on. Ma,or Lewis. Msor Bansteud Cast
Vacea' CAPT Gas. Capt Haywood aud STATS wall p'es'te
the OCCASION.
The Tahennc. viii sc salendi1y decorated with Flag.
;Iasae-s. and Other aDc-ppt ale erltleris.
Tcse 25 each - had ~ The sur. Tribune. Herald.
Ccmmeei ADVERTISE. Morans News, AMI Mirror Offices.
also TIE prncloai Muse S;ors
ioS u9eG AZ o'c!0cA-cosHlcaee - half pa,
o'eock. IL S.sc
PALMO'S NV YORK OPERA HOUSE
NORA = BOBGHESE hn> the honor 20 nnro1nce that
She Bens, will take place TUESDAY. the tih - Jan.
nary which cccs1u VI D>jlriuS. Mis- Books. (hei
ap9es-1ncr) and Mons horrnay have sadly ,onnieefr
and will caGce between the acis. Ii Polka.
- In CacGucia.' g.
R,,>si-i', Opera Gf SENfgAMIny m Ne pefo,rned-Sen.
r-uu'c. S-H,rs Ror.re'e N-c-. -sGosl cs l4:eaGs.
: enay pcrazzi: N>sea, S'sBor NAielua.
AnMSsiaS-rif,; Tier IN! far;gette. 5 Second TEE.
cntS P'ivu.e iijSe. wh iOl aiHs'n =. Seats secgle-
from y y - T. VI. i5;eius EGSl.h and Italian can
ne had .; the Box U!ice i'll
4 CARN.-SICNORA R0SINA PICO has the honor I,
4 announce ;ha her Benefit WI take place on S.iTUR-
DAY Jaamry 18Th Seats be secure! I: The Box utce
RON \ VI. 10 4. NJ al
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TEETH! TEETH. TEErH!!!

TEETH TEETH! TEETH!
n, L. LEWIS SURGEON DENTIST. $40 Broadway.
n door below Masonic Hall, begs leave 10 inform his
friends and the public that he has made the following great
eeth plugged with fine gold, 81 CO. DO do do tin foil or
rcse ccEreI 50 e., d. 3mis'
rs'IME-sAVING ANSWER.-From advertisements thai
frequently appear the and from sircuian tha
are sent aLon city country and LEFT under the doom ~
many friends almost every day called upon ano
asked II we are not ~ partnership with 1if. Dodge
In orler prevent any further mistakes and interruptions
from calls inquiries, beg leave To state that we are
not nor wce partnership with Dir. Dodge, ana
have ne superior. patent modes. eher o. VET
acth do know at thai are not
thoroughly understood by all well instructed Dentist and tho
oe.0r who nny he hE partner and who has. by mistake or
0thsrnise published his in such ms IN mako r.
sembe ours 0sn taken for have nof tba
ila W F. PARMLY,
J. PiRMLY.
ob 3ms. Nos and 3 Bond. street.
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suart To Art s. Chap l. o the Constitution the Annual Meet
ing Of the members o. The Merran lie Lb As,oclnton
viii be held IN Clinton Hail. on Tuesday evening January a.
"a, -LZ o'.lnck Bv order
IS eudi.Jaaia. CHAS NJ WHEATLEY, Rec. Sec.
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E General Society OF Mechanics and
'Tr-desmen or the ti.y of Aew-York AN.
NtVERSARY-rha Annual Meeting %. the Society 10, the
of Officers for the year VIII be held ~ me
Institution IN Cosby.steet, This Day st Ten CLOCK NJ
II ISAAC FRYER, Secretary
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CLOTHING.

WINTER GARMENTS.
SURToUTS AND SACK OVERCOATS IN improved
styles Tor snle rcady.maGe. al usual msderae prices
WM r. JENNINGS & co. Dm2erS and 'rnllors
n0tcis 23i Broadway. Amercaa Hotel.
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E American Insiitute.--CoSvERsAT IONAL
MEETvo.-The Weekly Conversational Meeting will be held
Repository f the Institute the Pars an Wednesday,
18TH inst NJ * "'c"ck, P. VI. Suteet-TrMPERISo or
Cnsnnton Meeting OF Officers ana Members every day at
I2v'clock NJ ia -
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MS 3nis'

IN OUR LAST COMMu NICATlON we said that. II MI.
DopGg u,ei thing, they he should have no word
of contention U.s. he hns no; told them ms they were
q NJ they afe and pronounce h, last article untrue ana
we DEFY him md oil the world with him. 10 prOve otherwise,
We shall take inher Of any thing he may shy, and
regret exceedingly TINT compelled, from many dsa-
greear ccumstnnces growing OF Misrepresentation, 10
notice a lis owedgmeGt Of the facts hr,t pn4.
pl y u. IS whni wished the public 10 understand Wo
therefore take enye thanking hun Tor the assistance he nos
rendered US making them known. ,,,y
i>If T.. 4 j. PAHhLG.
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lNEAP PuRLICATIONS FOHEvEK
IRS. cIGOURNEY'S PICTORIAL READER

The Pictorial Reader for the of Schools: consisting Of
nal articles Tor the instruction OF Young Cnir-n: By
Mrs L. H. Ssourney: Being an INTRODUCTION to the Boy
ieudins BOOK ant the Cid, Reading Book by the same H.
thor illustrated b nearly One iiuNDRED AID tItrf EN-
ClAvtyG< very Interesting and instructive Book ur Ch!
,.len whether in school or ont. Published hy
TURN Err * HAYDEN. No. 10 John,St.
4 e AMT % NJ NIL the hl,lkN lIIrrS
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BOardtnE.-Afs GOSS havng Opened Inc he' mt
commodiou, house. % Vesey nearhe Asto House, pfoie
choice of desirable rooms permanent bAueIs
Cro,on shower warm and cold Baths, free The location
very central yet and shady. Terms moderate ano us
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Arrived,

Bremen baFk Ccrsl;ne. Vorkmann from Rremen, Nov M
ndse 10 Pgseasict; The Caroline It aachor outside The
by,
master.
chr Mary. Cray days from Thonaston WIKI lime 10 me
mater.
schr T Cousev. Williams Milford Del. corn.
Sch! Henry Brown, Delaware. 81 -.
Sch' Palestine. Gteca phiadelDhia, corn.
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RICHARD VAN DYKE. Jr. Auctoneer.
iTAiC ABLE LlYrS ON HUDSON. MORTON AM
LEROY STREErS.-tSTHoSvJ }. BLErcKEH & Co.
VIII ell nt aur;ou Wcone.csy. the 18Th OF January
[ins;an) q, ~ o'clock. rtthe Merchants Exchange.
By order Of the Corporstion Of Tnpty Church.
The ENTIRE Front. beng NINE Lor, The Eaterly sde
OF Eln, street bounded by Merton the Moth. and
Rpy cOn,nue) gu the south the corner lots are
each . e wide By ~ feet -cp and the INSIDE lots each = iest
VICE by - .eeI deep.
ALSO.
Mn. lors .tua.e on The Moth side Of lie Roy street.
continuously adlouac Tia HUDSON street lots each lot 70 iet
By lCo feet.
Eour lors situated the South SIDE Of Morton street IN
the hc described and adjoining The Hudson street
lOts eacn 20; y fee, by 100 ee,.
HE will be liberal: ;hreconrh' OF the purchase
MONIES may ioE I'VE year, at N per cent
erection ri more than hau,- ~, and peNcntns .ueT
,vuvs ,vlirr Church Leases. Copies
Of these c,ysnng,, mas the ocv No. Is Fulton st
and nj the Office 81 the iucuneet,, No Broad street.
The az lie Roy street will be graded, and
the cutb nn gue nd ana the carase.wsy paved al The
expen-e Of the Church.
linz sale map may examined tho Aue;oneers' Css.
No. Broad street. M. Ill. Jul lo
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DlsSOLUTiON-The CoparnerhiP heIe;9iG5e , cxI'i,as
between the subscribers, unicr The Iri oi J. N f'p'
< Co. J. tbs dug dissolved by mutual conssrt Ny r. Vac
"a - alone authorized The nHIrs Of the lrn III qua-
>p s = "'' JOHN p NAN tPPS.
V''' AUGUSTUS :. FOSTER
NewYork January 10. l5i5
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CODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACkERS.-The SUB
- scber wishes make knows To the public That much oil
the biscuit aud cncksH which sold this city by the above
names entirely different from the SoDA NscUIT and ST.
OAK Ca,cKxRs made at his Bakery which have been used
aids particularly thusc WHO suffer from ndReson Tor
thnn twenty years with the best results while the mn.
tun which can be made for price, though perhnls
roo! Tor n person IN hcnh wholly unfit for tho sick he
above BisCulr un CRACKERS, also BUTTER BISCUIT WINE
BlscuIr. BuTTEE CRACKERS, WATER CRACKERS. PILOT
and Navy BREAD a OF the first quality. constantly LOT
sne the well known establishments 5 street.
cornnr nf Warren.street EPIiRAIM TREADVELL.
vltt t,t S,,s
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u B. PALMER'S AMERICAN NENSpAPER SUI
v. SCRiPTION AND ADVERTISING AGENCY
No. ltJ Nassau street. Clnbune BulG.ngs,j Sew-f Ok
:. II State street, k0stnn.
:. 81 Pine street. Philadelphia.
= E. corner Baltimore and Calvert stress BGltncs.
" Advertisements and SUBSCRIPTIONS are received Tor some
of e best Nespa per, NOS; the ptncpr tai and cite
OF every State the United Stees, FOX which ne the duly
Ne;chnn,s manufacturers, and Dealer, generally
specially nyIted ava. themselves OF me medium which my
agency affords communicating d.-:ly with the people VI
y. q. PALMER,
43-.
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4 MEXICAN MUsECM-CorneF of Broadway AMI Ann.
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK!
CumiGeucnt MbNNAS, JHG. 18Th. lS5.
SPLENDID PERFORM ,NCES
Every E-enns Al !, O'clock nni WpdnedAy and SltUr
Afternoons ~ 8 Oc'och.
one WEEK MORE or THE OtRANG OtTANG:
MADAME EbCkNl ELL. the wonderful PETRULOG!Si.
The splendid md hlchly interesting inoramn Il
THE BNI'rLE uF RUNNER HILL,
Al,o en-nge4. MADANE ElTLlNG Gre Of the fir,'
Vocals of Inc age ~ PETITE CARLlNE. the popul.r
Dan,er-e; Mr. LYNCH. Vocalist.
Gen Tom Thumbs Court SUIT; Automaion Jugsef. Rope
Dancer. &c.
age. l2>s cents. JI3
ATEN-YoRK MUSEUM AND PICTURE GALLERY,
" BROADWAY. opposite t'e City tlal.-NR H. bks
". ! - TREMENDOUS ATTRACTIONS!
MONDAY, Jan. l3.-GREAT w STERN and MRS.
Is TERN vi apnf,r 'G h5 fANhtE CoONlsa''
SHERNA%, Accurlirn Mt. FREN1H, Congo Tanlbn:
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Nr SEWtI.l., 'rrungl- AMI iei
la PLrlTE DUVERN AK. the graceful l.n.cu.,: Mr.
VI ADAlR the charming Songs,re>>: NJ LYNCH. the Bal
lad SINGER Miss G. RLANCIlhR the GIeclan Iugrie'e>
~ AL. FOR ONE Stilil.lNG.-sV
Perio mai every Evening at ~ O'Clock
Performance every "Wednesday and Saturday nn
O'Clock. us