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UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN AGEs

AT WARRINGTON CITY, D. =.
flee on 18th street, bet,ceen Pennsylvania arenv
F. street, kno,cn as Kings Gaileyy.)
TINE UNDERSIGNED, having opened
u above Office for the transaction Of doms
and foreign agencies, invite the public attention
the following prospectus:
They will attend to the purchase, sale, or,
change of lands and real estate generally. n
parts Of the United States, Texas, or the VI
Indies.
To the formation of companies here, or in j
rope for the sale orpurchase Of lands, or colouul
lands in Texas or the United States; or the \
purchase, or exchange of the same, TO-, by, or N
individuals in this country or in Europe.
The purchase or sale of United States Or s.
stocks, or any kind of public securities.
Negotiating loans on bonds and mortgages
other securities.
Prosecution of claims on the government Of
United States for lands or money, before eilhr
he executive departments or Congress-
Obtaining the remission of fines and forfsiu
incurred by alleged violations of the revenu.
other laws.
Securing patents, and transactng any busua
with the Patent Office.
Obtaining pensions, revolutionary, army,
navy, and doing any other business COINED
Herewith.
Settlement of accounts with the State, Tressu
War, Navy, and Post Office Departments.
Collecting private claims and interest on the p
lie debt.
Prosecuting claims before the various board,
Indian commissioners, or any boards hereafter
tablished under treaties with foreign powers.
Preparing papers for presentation to ConC
and the executive departments.
One of the firm Of this agency will visit Eun
and the other Texas in few weeks, either Of VIII
would attend to any business that may be conii
to his care. Their numerous European conssps
ents, and those in Texas, afford them immsd|
facilities for the transaction Of any agency sh1
committed to their charge.
Persons DESTROYS of emigrating to Texas '
disposing of their estates in exchange for landl
that country, or those wishing to make investing
there, may find it greatly to their advantage to ,
to this agency.
Persons having occasion to employ counn
cases before the Supreme Court Of the oiis
States, may confde their business advapageou,
to this agency, who will secure the services Of 7
most respectable members Of the bar in cases Wild
the selection is left to themselves
Long experience in business, and intimate n
essional knowledge Of forms necessary 70
adopted, qualify the suoscribers to perform a
trust committed to their care in the most efectI
ard expeditions rsanner Persons living at d
taEce can avail themselves of this agency, with v
certainty Of having their business efficiently \
tended h, without the trouble and expense ID
Journey to the capital.
Charges will be moderate, and commensurate vf
sfe nature of the business. Letters Of inqurd
merely will be answered without charge; but ind
cases, letters must be postpaid.
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OOK HERE.-Persoas suffering from a'
IL coughs, &c, can be supplied with
Pease's Hoarhound Candy,
Browns Boneset, Z" "a
McCulley's sirup of May Apple and W
Cherry,
Swayne's Sirup of Wild Cherry,
Jayne's Tonic Expectorant,
Covert's Balm of Life,
Thompson's Life-preserver,
Wistar's Cough Lozenges,
Sherman's Cough Lozenges,
Peters's Cough Lozenges, ,,o
by calling on C. H. JAMES
corner of 18th and Z stlees
Where may also be found full and geners -. |.
sortment of Drugs, Medicines, PerfnmeT iTs
Articles, Brushes, Combs, &c; all which WV
sold low for cash, or to punctual customers
Dec. Is
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Notice to presumption claimants.

0VUItte 70 We-eNPtFON CIuIWUNIS.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption
to any lands within the limits of the townships
above enumerated is required to establish the same,
to the satisfaction of the register and receiver of the
proper land Office, and make payment therefor as
soon as practicable after seeing this notice, and before
the day appointed for the commencement of the pub
lie sale Of the township embracing the tract claimed
labove designated0 otherwise such claim will be
forfeited.
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
May l0-lawf
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4 z. KINGMAN q CO
Washington, Dec. Is, 1874.
REFERENCES.
Hon. George Evans, Maine.
Shepard Cary, do.
Levi Woodbury., New Hampshire
Daniel Webster, Boston.
Chas. w. Cartwright, esq, do.
Messrs Gosler& Co. do.
Hon. G. P. Van Ness, collector, New Yos
Edward Curtis, do
Aaron Ward, do
VIM. A. Moseley, do
James B. Murray, esq.,, do
Hon. James Buchanan, Pennsylvania.
Walter Forward, Pttsburg, do.
Judge Campbell, Philadelphia, Pa.
Calvin Blythe, collector, do. do.
Jas. Hoy, jr., esq, postmaster, do. do.
j. X. Tyson, ESQ.,, do do.
Henry M. Watts, esq, U. s. Dist. Attorney, |
Commodore Stewart, New Jersey
Hon. VIM. Cost johnson, Maryland
q. Collins Lee, ESQ.,, U. S. Dist. Atty, Baltln'T
Hon. Hugh A. Garland, Petersburg Virginia
l. Z. Holmes, Charleston, South Carolina
Richard Yeadon, esq, do. do
Hon. Ephraim II. Foster, Tennessee.
Dixon HI. Lewis, Alabama.
D. l.. Clinch, Georgia.
Thos B. King, do.
Alexander Barrow, Louisiana.
Samuel Houston, Texas.
Gen. M. B. Lamar, do.
Gen. Memucan Hunt, do.
Hon. ID. G. Burnett, do.
Jonas Butler, ESQ.,, do.
Frost Thorn, esq.,, do,
Jan 81
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Notice to pre-emption claimants.

VTV'tet 20 P7t-e"77Ft07t tt"t7FHttS'
Every person entitled to the right Of presumption
to any lands within the limits Of the townships and
tracts above enumerated is required to establish the
same TO the satisfaction Of the register and receiver
OF the proper land Office, and make payment there
Tor, as soon practicable after seeing Ibis notice, and
before the day appointed for the commencement OF
the public sale Of the township embracing the tract
claimed, (aboye designatedD otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April l0-lawtf
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Notice to Pre-emption claimants.
Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption
to any lands within the limits of the townships
above enumerated is required to establish the same
TO the satisfaction of the register and receiver of
the proper land Office, and make payment therefor.
soon practicable after seeing this notice, and before
the day appointed for tho commencement of the
public sale of the township embracing the tract
claimed, (above designated) otherwise such claim
will be forfeited
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
May l0-1awtf
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THE WING ALMANAC For 1915.
TABLE OF CONTENI

TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Common Notes. Ecipses. sc. for 1875.
CENSUS. Population OF the World.
do. f,he United States.
do. of Indians within the borders OF the
United States.
Revenue and Expenditures Of L. s Government for 1914.
eendan adapted TO al States and Territories IN the United
States,
Ihe Pas, and the Future, (tcditorqi.)
Were the Wings beaten By Fraud? (EditoriaiD
Votes ior Presidents and Vice Presidents from la5 to 1874
new. \ OK Elections for Governor since l1SS.
lbs DECLARATION or INDEPENDENCE
names oil the signen of do.
The Constitution UNITED STATES. with the
Amendments.
WAsnisoroS's FAREWELL AppRgss
Number of Presidential Eecor, from ench State and the
manner in which the votes were cast IN 1874
resident and Cabinet oitcerA with their Salaries.
!ndges of Supreme Cour; aad salaries,
United States Senators, 2S;h Congress
Members House of Representatives, 18th t.oo,re.<
erkrr DEPARTMENT.
Salaries and number OF Clerks Secretary or state. nce
DO. do. do. Pa:en, Office
DO. Of Ministers and Conuls and DIPLOMATIC Agents II,
different parts O; the world.
IstAsrRy DEPARTMENT.
Salaries and Clerks.
SALARIES and Officers ofthe Customs the several s,s,e
eszs,e, aud Rece:ve's-Iand Office.
SttSGss aZssss.
war DrsARrx,.r oiice'' ana ea'a'e''
g ,NH9ef o! Clerks and SaLl,,e,
~. pes, Aasons Carpenters. BiacAsnl,hs. Inspect
A.. DsNeiana Interpreters Farmers. Gun.miths
Ar :, &c &c. &c. with Salaries
MM'i-in'unt'y. Dragons, Riaemen. &c
ali'aiy Academy. '''''e"' o.
NAVY DrrAsrxryT NC A'h'-NanS and Grade.
Ma VA secre,ary's Department,
I,.,, Lh-1tade and Pay. Commanders. Surgeon.
v..s. S'' 20 PaIse, chapa'u. Easiaes &c.
ofras, +" az In United States Navy names and number
fosr osrlcr DEPARTMENT
Setks' &c. in The Department
,,s, 81 oiaces In each Of the State a,nou If p,.o
and amount Contractor, IN each Sa,s
Ia.r DrrAKrAEsr ." e'e' STATE
aiscrr, distinct District Attorneys. &c. with Salaries.
s.a "s %i Territories Expense, OF Public Pointing so
Tine, 60 ., Members of Congress, &c. -"
TARIFF os I, EiScen' in the dsea States.
s,a,s. LIES on articles imported INTO the United
Mr. G, - alphabetically arranged
Pssslprss,sD eeen ut Ashland the 4h of December 1874
Pre- is' VITAL ELECTION Returns OF all this States.
mn M % eehts-si per dozen. OF 81 per 100
S,ars Renting 81 will receive ~ co,i.,
% GREELEY & MeELRATH, Tribune . Ba'di,,,
New York.
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SDoken, &c.

No dn,e oil the Hole Wall. ship Hclcsaont, Els, FIN
Baltimore (yierc she put TeplE damage, having been
damaged the September gale, shortly inter leaving New
YORK tor Havana. with the loss q, aud mizen topm>ts
She required oassistancesuppose hs would put into Mas
40 date OF Bahama Banks ship America I'm Liverpool for
NOrlenrS-lli well.
Jan s. of Charleston Bar ship Fanny IS ds from Liverpool
for savannah.
SEPT 49, oil entrance OF Cnspnr Srits, sgnnlzsd ship
Cnruinu, oi ana I'm Salem supposed Tor Cnnt-n.
Oct lat 30 n, Ion 81 %, ship Edw Everett Knowles. from
Boston for Valparaiso.
lnnsti oil Gay lead, big Radius. from Turks Island o'
Boston.
Jan oil Little Ess lIatbor. brig Michigan, from Phadel
Ice 2. lat 81. Ion So ship Leonda Warren, from
Orleans Tor Liverpool
Jan l. of New alc sch Herald, Pntt, orr ioF George
town. So. out "i provSlCns
June 60 lat g. Ion g. Wabash, NewYo'k TO Chi.a $50 re-
Nov II. lat 81. lon q. bark Congress- for NV Coast
Oct 20. Ia; 8. Ion q. James Cropper:
Nov 2iih lat A., lon 8, Ezabet cm Liverpool Tor New
Orleans.
Nov IS Berwick. Liverano 10 NOrlean.
Jan A. mi go lon 49,. ,ch Florida Burgess. hence for = AG
cg,tue rs d. out. with troops board-shurt oi water
supplied with 300 gallons, by bns Lawrence Copeland. Er-
rived ~ tbs p-ri.
Jan 1, ship AIesundicook. I'm NOreans for Boston
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I 1@Ir good supply q, 80 IS c, Z. in quality.
Markets. -. Carefully reported for The Tribune

murlets.. :. Carefully reported for The Tr'6n"e:
MoxpAY. Jan. Is.
AsHEshe bills the market ARE e b ep IS ibe Dc o.
mand good The sales % bbs new fef' u isi' DIV
10 old al l2Sz showing improvement OF "a e.. w
steady nj sy hut hear OF no saiss worthy Vi H'
COTrON-There 10 good deal of rnness ~ the iaiSet
and holders had d position ask higher rates pu 'e
we can Lea ri show improvement ne
1900 cs al full OF Saturday fleisuS arc
"a TO Liverpool and not active
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The market IS very dun ioI oo,h
Western and Southern. but there change IN fne,i g.
in good ORDERS 81 49, the sales beng eeneay AZ c
lower rate The demand both for home use ana ,e
very limited Southern descriptions Ihnce from 70 20 49,
with moderate saeS TIE lower descTp are very nesry
We notcc .ses 500 bbls Brnniywne 1t %? Richmond *
held 49, sales Rye Flour o'ts WIN sae ~,
OF store Buck whent Is CO. according TO qunt Sn
TO bis Jersey Meal OF So Bnndyvine o-7 b. mas
Il 90. Bag Neass l0O.
GRAIN-A parcel of Southern Wheat offered today
but We be eve renns ursod Com IN coed supply ana
dull Sales 1900 800 bush Southern Ill - C, WI Ge!S
Northern Is nearly of market Rye Is norunnlJ % 20
delivered with but little offering. Barley unsnleahie WIN
Tar stock 1t nominal AT 6a8 Oais dull at 50 II c.
WHISKY-rhe market stands % for bb with but lew
offering. Drudge is IN good inquiry ut "a C.
FS-Severa p-cel. of Mackere have been received and
b un.od. The market Is heavy.
RiCE-'rbe .toek is fair and there inquiry for
pnt, b. large sales The market from I5io
3Z5, and is steady
HAY-Abou, $50 bale, been sold of so 60
o shipment.
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Dfsa Strrs

The ship On:aTo Barstow, he- voyage from Boston
the ship considerably -ih ut Mt o'clock, drilled IN contact
with the big Eliza Ana Of 81 Andrews ifsm Jamaica home
ward houndShen struck together several times with
great force. which caused The bfc 10 leHk and beng dmg
,tp. After tie hfucRne blew heavy gale TO: IL days.
during winch they were no, able Gei UP top.
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Nn:ice so r1ariners.

THE RIVER PAgAXA OPESED.-CFFIcE or TRADE.
WHITEHALL bee. lsiiI diTested by the Lords If tie
Committee OF Prvy Council oi Trade acquant you for the
OF The merchants udnG Buenos Ayes that her
Auss;y Government have received information that the Gov
efent of Buenot AyEe has opened the River PARMA
s,s under the uenU ycnD flag, security being given
usnn their touching III place within the province 81 Cor
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Below,
A bark unknown. Wind NE.
Memoranda.

Packet ship stephen Whitney. iof Liverpool, sai today
weather permitting.
The bark Coquee Cnpt EdrdEe. from Boston, bound
NacnO. sailed 10 the equator . h-nre the IN ituto
Of the Cape Of Good Hope IN Il tly and from there 70 JAVA
Head 81 days-mnSng the whole distance BIZ log
days Is hours l+l4 miles. Her creates: og p 2s
miles, or II miles per hour
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Commercial and money mat,ers.
or For cor.H.e-ec, and uozcy Matters, Sc. las: Pee

or For conHe-esc! and .uosey Matters. las: Pos>
MONDAY. +. NJ.
The Stock Marker conriru"s hes,v, NJ h sales
considerably forced By the calling Of loans The vara
tn the market uncomfortable and prices ere wei 'u
tuned. ae,uc amounts OF stock which aye thown"n
the market. and the difficulty Of making stock loans Will
be tina; Morn, Canal dowu u s21. the amount OF the
uaneat paid IN ago. after The sa!o OF the pro
pery
10 Exchanges there ia bnr liyile doing. The
rates. however, are .cady 10 lJ4 FOR Sterling enc 20.
5.l%. f.r The supply small.
ih- One III. 81 TfI>t Co have declared digi-
dend Of per cent for the a months beside,
$3.50 uplu, ptoai and lost. making "a cen, earnings
for 6 nou;hs.
The Ocean Insurance Co. of Portland Me- hu declared
.-lntannua dix dend OF s. per cent.
The Bank Of Kentucky. per 70, the las; months
payate 10 Ea,;en stockholders oa the 9Th l,s.
i'h- Eegu'sr annual report OF the Norwich Il
Worcctsr RtEoad hos been published, AMI given very fat
tetne result Ii. years business The receipts Of the
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..ao,a ia related bv Louis Blanc, in his

~ anccdote is related by Louis Blanc, IN Ms
u AZ of Ten Years, wiiich, f'ruc, IL plquan'
nus. pb;l pc paid Z, visit To he Prince of fsi'ey-
Lows ~ h.. dsah he'd "You slffa-," sa ,ee
iahu The dug dponatlst. 9 Yes," r5Pi.5
sng 80 IKE enc canned {" A'r"ahs :
inc DC 90 The Sing IN 80 uude- Zone hu; whlcf
nu'" Ter heard, ,rl for which nc was deter
i'e a.. - - he re,eneed raveelng T. ,he persons
m'as' him s1.ne horrible ctets wHich ne nigh.
s''u' n 80 I'VE ca,:i.d srith nim to tae 10 Hos
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,ts ,irb slant ys-y suddenly. MARY
0n p1S the youngest child OF Nathaniel X nnd Caroline
Lost. ss,d 70 me lh Instant MARY, widow &C the late
ruoNsS L0WEREE, oi Flushing L. l. III ''e ' eur '
and the fend Of the family invited 20 attend
M a, The ,eie thee ai era a;
"a Wnodsy 10 after short llln't: S
t IN ~ aud Clas,a Percy aged h'e yeas and niue
nSsh, md friend, of III. family respectfully ny
,.i 10 attend the funeral on IuV'ua' u'''''S " U'O''
inr, No 81 DIVISION ST.
''''- Go. beloved in youth We yield 'hee
r. ei my 6 Masf hence,h Wi shield thee
VVhen we lGy thee meath thee sod
us,ven. with all Is glories gree; thee.
Sow tiny spirit nj rest =
In the MANSIONS Of me blest.
p;h,o,d Mas. the le'h at the retencc oil her
Minn'isw Nrs MARY GRAY. wi'o" OF the Int Jeremiah
Cry epenns Of the 18th Rev. JOHN CLARK aged
nJsi,sb inst, Miss ELIZA H. VAN buren,. daughter of
d. Iso' LOUIS nn on the l Madame VINCENT BOUls. agea
7yeiwr.; .b;rr,on City, 9Th. GEO. WASHINGTON VIII
ss aged IS several pas, cle:k IN the u = Gener'
Il Land Office.
ur,-u or THE CITY-Fio,n the report OF the City Inspec
. anpesrs that the whole number OF deaths ~ New fo!k,
s,L. week ending January llih. 2of whom 81 were
~, Is women d boys and 81 grs-o these died OF ao'
v / Of bee ling from lungs. burned scadea. of can
~ 9or casualties OF cholera nianum, 20 of consumption,
f,onyugons II OF cfoup, Of congestion OF BRAN, OF
;by Of derium Of dropy, 10 dropsy IN the
d of epilepsy oferySpells. Of bilious fever. o pue'-
eyer of typhoid lever, Of disease Of the heart of
@ corrb of inflammation of brain, Of ANIMATION
n bowe, Il of inflammation Of ungl of inflammation OF
,,,e.rdum Col inflammation Of ron Of inflammation OF
mb of inflammation of liver, of utempsrance. OF
lives vepe,ea OF narasnus, OF measles. OF modification,
NJ oN sse OF po,.on. OF premature bh 2of sc'oiua,
or mal pox of cethns, oil liberation OF ines,nc oil III
,,on of throat and unknown. 10 under year OF
9;2to5 y 10. 10 20, % to 30. 81 50
mnS; 4Oto liz 80 60. 9; 90 g; OtoS9 2; 81
n@2 20 to 10. l unknown l. 12j natives OF the
limited States "a of Ireland, OF England, OF Scotland, oil
G.rn,ny of West Indies aud unknown. were f.m the
Aims House 10 from Bellevue Hospital from City Hospital
kom Backwers Island. from l.. |. Farms. Colored per
,,,,l9
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VALMARLE NEW MORN

Attributed to the author of Tie Architecture OF the Heavens
CONCENTRATIONS on the Solar System, sc. &c.
VESTlGES o. THE NATURAL HISTORY
OLE CREATION.
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AIRY r; BY E asa. EiT az the 'I Gba
tcnt. q tbs cay. .rlav III, -,b instant nv Rev Wi.
A. phI,de II ~ ID NIJ LIAM IRVING: HfSLQP. oi
ls W. 10 MARIA LOUISA daughter OF james s;a0'''
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DRY GOODS.
NEW PRINTS.

NEW PRlN lie.
j. o. Taylor s. Co .yohbcrs, 50 Cedar-st. Y.
d ECEIvED YESTERDAY. several cases Of Mes,rs. A.
N & W Sprngues and splendid styles OF PRIME
The latest Spring Patterns. ll4
CALICOES! CALICOES!.
S,HEETINGS AND SHIRTlNGS!-Just received. ,everal
- style Prints cot rely designs. cheaper
than ever-l0d. md is.-warIaned fast colors.
Also cases Of Long Cloth Shngs. from ID 3d. and %
per yard
Ao, bale, Of heavy and wide shcetins'. only g.. per
yard worth 81.
Also 10 bales coupr'ing NIL the different styles TO be found
IN TINS market and will be sold cheap by
i'll 3tis : BaRktk ~ L,tnnnsuee'.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF"
GREAT BARG ANS arc now offered in Dry Goods =,
NJ uckUs 81 Gant.,t l!uny ni;cles selling less tGl
cost viz: Fine De Lanes Is and Is. 6d. per ynrd
Fire Chntz coo.,, 2,.; Cashmere d Ec3ses. g. g A air.
IS. per yard.
Ss-A first ofSais at les, than tho cost Of
Importation from g., 3D. To o.. per yard.
French Nenno selling of Mt very reduced prices
Also Alpaccas English Mernc. ParGmettas', Aapnes for
Fall and Winter Dresses very cheap
shcus-Caskuerc and oolen shdcis. selling cheap
Those who wish buy cheap Sdao would do well 10 ex
anime our stock.
Lnen Cambria cad Cambria Hd. from is. 10 3D. very
fine
Plaid Cloaking great variety. very cheap.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
S. BARKER. Isl Gtand.st.
III 3,i, between Ed,idge and Allsn,.
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celebrity which these Teeth have obtained ana me hf 'a
sci anon them bv those yho have thcm together with
their known intrinsic superiority over the great mas o, zen
MAKE such arrangements w hereafter enable nun to sup
bis the increasing demand for Them any extent ne mas Oet
tended his practice this department OF ms Profession ana W
the r encouns thu, have been passed upon these et uy
them ami by several of The most eminent Physicians anu en
lists OF this city, have Spontaneously offered me mus UNI
% eStimonin TO their excellence These teeth are ana VIII
rnnnue to be made by Or. knbal fIesr.v t"r rs on
rrr,jc, they the elegant manner. upon hehS
oG nnte and ADAPTED the mouth IN such way nS 10 com
6nehe highest utility with the greatest possible comfort ne!
70 r rrar,eI 10 he unsurpassed By that made IN the
IipeI state and guaranteed III all cases 70 NJ pelecy
nI 10 answer purposes that Artificial eeih can pc niue
~ Or Klmlall wishes 10 be particularly noted la
hi. ugerents IRE such viii enable hlh 10 o!ei te
10th rofc m the style above menoned az ne Sae pTeeS
a. far Ike res IN ftIor kinds. Specimens may
G es,i nj his house No - Broadway, near SpFns'tiee-
IN ,,,Sr
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seyv-yorh Cattle ,rarket-JAs. Is

lRepoTted 10! the iriooie-J
Al market, 1850 Beef Cae-3co from the souh-l'o LOWS
and Calves. and GO Sheep and Lambs
PsIcEs.-Beet Caa!e-Wc quote Goot retailing Qualies
al 81 80 10 s Ot-30 uus,d.
IOne pair Of Cattle raised by George Ai on 'Se "enes
Fiat, c for lal cents per d. and probably the finest
Cattle sold at this market
Cors and calves-,lI ct market were taken at s4 q
which 5 little lower.
SHEEP and Lambs-iIave advanced We quote 20 %
Hqy-A good supply G, IS IS c, as in quality.
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NOTICE TO FAMILIES.

III. Families whouse CtSAST. PATENT East accord
the directions, rely upon u IN nj heasy.
.nr nnd unwhoe>ome brsad will not lie ound on ther "a
bes and what o-n ulho greatest comio6 the very ues
h-n he prepared the IRE ready 10 oaAe ana
Will tie iahl. for the guess 10 eat
sid whulssalc and retnN. 81 cents per pound hOerai
discount made I" m - who buy 81 sell again.
NJ =. MUSSEY. Clinton ilol. CT Beekmen and Nassau
,HlMPNEY 4 ALLEN; 70 SoGth.'t. cot Maiden Lane
GA>SNsR L ToU.g l32 ChambeTt->,.
CHESTER BRIGGS. t.l BrnaiwHy
Juus n. RRow> & BROTHERS, 10 Eighth-st
srAPLHS & toRp. 49, Bowey.
V. ALDRo, . BD~Pry, corner al Bond..t.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14

VITOLUFF'S NTf.DYsPEPrIC-For the E1,ermina-
w ton of that lntol.rab= affection Dyspepsia and Con-
,patisn, Torpor. Dsrrbaa Coughs and Colds &c. It's
all other medicines Ouch the
belief vue) for the nevieton and of the above
named ailments. lis properties of the most Innocent char.
ecis Certificates VI cures be exhibited General Agsn
cies vii no established Az present for sale al Dr. DIE
BROW Drug store. Rvipgstoa and Allan streets New.
Yolk. Directions accompany each bouje. IL 2weod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14
GENESEE COUNTY AGAINST THE
WORLDi
NJ AMMOTH KEN I.

THIS extraordinary pu Of Cattle sss rae by me ae
rsns,,i William 4 Mills the Genesec als' hna Is
,,s ssciroen OF what that c:te region OF country IS ap
be Of prodacne They are now YEAR c IN A and re-
5 ;yo ren1lums they were also sxhIotei az ie lae
tale Fair and ecf Nsd 5y Lewis B;own
r.a to %e etce-I County and are YEAR on md m
ne M ~ n se,Inv the 18th ins.An; ~ the tk Tween
Il md and yedne,ay a The ,b M Inner Bull Head
y; y: IL lhe "ei'i'e' CHASE * CLlNtH-
@.pToR ORGAN-A beautifully soft and delicate t,ned ID
m neat case. with SIX 'ruht recently minus
InEi s.r m this ry, of the best ssnsone male
r. uod warmed Pnee s To lho.e ~ oaa ., u
49, N rrrct voice and time readily and wllnout on
9,n.l e,penSe be made sufficiently powerful iof 'Hah
ehufch Apply al 100 Spring st; ,.,,,.,, Its
FOOD second hand Piano Will b taken In part