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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17
The Governor Of Louisiana, in his Message speak

The present laws, applicable ther vors The
satisfaction % all for tic adjournment Of the last Legs
in,u'e. have heard no complaints from quarter
nave scn informed h. Board ~ Directors Of INC mon
Bsnk II Louisiana, that the bonds - the sac !slue N favor
Of Int institution. winch iuztrrej the nr day Of Noysr
1 i1s'. md amounting 11 7unired and MY
thousand cellars. have been redeemed ant VII be hcd sub
Jtct 70 u,tef r.; caacclluC.
L Is 10 be regretted That he act a the l seon c91tsn
plating Arrangement; with ,eyeBl Banks could be
rci effect for the ot tho@ nstulonF-
Had The object had view 10y the Legislature been accom-
plhsd, would have enabled the Treasurer extngu
considerable amount the Indebtedness OF The STATE ind
the pu' end 10 Nil connection between
aud ,bca nst;uton result desirable Of both
paFes. II this sutjcc which recommend 20 your
consideration, be pursued any father viii be or you
10 decide VIA; modification the present la~ snail be made
% obylae the oblcctiona u.ged ase!n By tie Banks.
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coxxr,s MAGICAL PliS EXTRACTOR. from q Cour;3ndt
,e, Nil cure TIE following comp!aLt' or all pay Is ai>o'
uieN pe,as - Tic Doioreaux. Chblans.
t Iulss, S~1ldS Frosted feet,
So,e sys, 50 Nipp!cs. Piles, Fever Sores, &c.
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WIN. I. JENNINGS & co.
DIAPERS AND TAILORS,
importers OF Cloths, Cassl:ncres, Veeftngs,
Fancy Dress Articles, sc.
25l Broad,ray, american R0.ei, opposite
tie Fountain,
Solicit attention from CITIZEN, and Strangers requiring Ga;
nrnt, large assortment of Goods for Fall and Winter
yegr selected of rendering their stock rich IN
quality and variety 4, he found the city. comprising
Beaver and 3Ile Cloths ees. &c. tor oyercoats, C'oak'
Ssc French and English Cloths for dress and rock Coats
various new styles CsSsimaes rich Velvet Merno Silk and
Satn Vcsrnsswhch will be uude up 10 order at prices To
reputation the pioneers IN the progressive ciof
nation TINT ayern. tbs of complaint that cash pu
chnse are for ohc delnquences. The style AMI fin
h of Garments will compare with thosc of any oher eS
adjustment, and this the sequel OF the extensive patronage
elected
A large assortment If FIRST QUALIry Ready made Cur
rnents comprising Overcoa Cloas. Dress and Frock Coats
Psnalooh Vests, constantly hant. with full supply
of Fancy DrcS, articles intending Scars Crnvn. liandker-
chefs. Gloves. Suspendep, Dressing Robes &c 90 us
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
JOURNAL

BROADWAY JOURNAL.
CONTENTS, SATURDAY. JANUARY Is, l8l5.
Reyis,ys-I.oyrcl-s Convs-,atour
The MaslzInez-New Book
Iiics;raicG Work
Ire t,as ir-s-'i'as Drama
Ii. Philharmonic S1--ty.
The False RIrc!er. ~ Harry fr1acn.
Surrender Of N.vT. York % the Dutch
Original P,St-y. by Mara Lowell
American Prose Writers. No. 2. y. ?. Wills.
l1:eunr Of Tririir Church
pshaH1rabe fTHirs.
Ia-ieteS sr. &c.
Three Dollars per 7n1uus-S.nsle numbers 8. cents.
PHbshet b. JOHN DISCO l53 Broaiway a;d 10. sac By
ali Periodical Aeests. IL 2.;s'
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noonYEAR,s INpIA RUBgER GooDs--Th.

CoopYEAR'S INDIA RUBBER GOoDS-Th SUI
rr1Fer nov ns-s sale the old stand of RssciSr
S.recr Carnage Cloths. sr;ice. hirh.y
:i6>bei and will retain - beauiy al Kinds OF weather
for the fces: Carriages. Also. article sr
rarracez hesvy coioi a; o~ prices. Have or l.ad =
ar-e vuriat- o -ocii tn; ne-t9sis Caps Poarhos
Pa--g Jackets Cus -- ivs,te Overnils, Pants Wais!
I1rssts Ships lct;e Bags, and Na'erEht Senn-ns
E4rS Tarqaain steamboats, whi-h esa l. seen Il
ali ne bouts utfac Nav haven eaGoOHt Co: svey variety
of oy-rns. from ho:s- Icng II pu nEs, steamboats,
raiiroad Gr made 10 qrder NJ the s4ost n9cs and
n m. no-t reora lens Lie Preserves Arr Cushions
carnage Ap!us Mechanics Aprons, Shove: Baths S;ie
Cg> Every a:tice warranted s.srd az climate
o1iyeg: Pstsr: S,.5enders manufactured ny L. l. suy.
dam and warranted piia ihsr elasticity AL tce- !cr
& I, m QUANTITIES t7suii JGrc1s-eis.
GEORGE BEECHER: 100 B-nsiray
IL bet.ser1 Pine and Wall-s:s.
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ANOTHER GRAND NUMBER

OF THE
LII U RATE ID NEW WOR L D
FOR S4TCRD.fT Ll-N. IS
1i:s cd tavo-s. dress ana with It, ai;rac
hons cones out noby this week. Two chapters Ell
The MINOR iuSERiES OF HUMAN LIFE.
viii S eyqu se Il1stranons winch will commend them
selves 20 the ladies' wi;h peculiar force No Ensraving' q
nch beautE have b4en published tins country.
AMERICAN ARTSTOCRACY.
Or a,-= Considerations in;tutnE TrTLEp CL.=n
communication from " One cf the Jp2or Ten TE0HSGHd,
vii attract at;aa,iou ;or rs sits.
ORIENTAL SONGS AND SKETCHES,
Beng Incidents OF Travel and Adventure in Greece and Tur
key-Speceus OF Poetry L. the fist Of series o: won
jeful in;eres,-fgll Of romance OF real life.
In addition there very great variety OF Editorial snd
renny which fail 10 please all tastes aud render
the e WORLD t welcome companion II every family
o. Single copies 6: cAuts-s3 yes'. Office q Annsi-
E. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
JUST PUBLISHED.
Al tie Nsp World Office, 81 Aan.s;reet,
THE REPOSITORY OF ROMANCE for December, con.
tanning Revelations Of London. Neviles ofGaretstown
and transformations '-Pr.ce llsi cents.
THE WANDERING; JEW, No. l2-Price s.. cents.
THE NEyILLES OF GARRETSTOWN. Part Price
81. cents.
MYSTERIES OF LONDON. Fart FN-PHee i2S1 cents.
~ Advertisers Will had the New World frst rate
medium for communicating wlrk the public. is circulation
i rapids increasing ali over the Union.
jaI7 :, Office y Anustreet.
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DULL TIMES.
Il is said It now dull linos and so presume If hs,
; the The exact tiIa t0r
SHEPARD
70 yey 5py. and he has teen Gas well Is beore
New isar-.
II uoaey e bar be got. eyery wishes make II so
possible. Therefore good policy of every person
Tia: wI,hss TO buy
know they be had the cheapest. IL towe by
eTery ;hat iLer= o.ce IKE
SHEPARDS
buy books That you rear almost any where. Have
yCu seen hiz beautiful Copy Books III 4. pc' dozea.
II other School Book, eqGais &. low, but
SHEPARD
: Il,is modest about naming tte price 40 publicly
Please call ard al lsI Bfosdwsy, opposite John st.
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From NOAH. WeekIr Ne..e.r.r.

E Attention 10 the Teeti.-Ne have always
commended TIM; INDY wiki good teeth and good ee
be nelT and hence We have always felt the Necessity attend
my carefully 10 The 2re-ernu Of the Teeth particularly
females Blu; h'' should be l.si-ne 70 IN e.,- nccd
leuiis;-oo nhe who takes Up the business a. a. experimental
pursuit but regularly educated and ur1cfcal man. entitled
20 confidence gnd nd e know Of none having
stronger ca1s ran OuT mend Dr. LEV Trr corner BJai-
way and Warren - ilc lhs teso many yea practising IN
tins ty and there VITO nave ben under ms care who
have not been persctlr sas=d with n statement; II The
manufacture Of Artificial Teeth he has no .upe.ur and the
eminent, PHYSICIANS who recommend him ne Earaae, for hs
skill ant moderate charfss. al 3:eod ;apl-
~ Gourmud's Pouare Subtle. fo- COM
piey and pe'mIne1tly eld-arug superfGoCs without
9u'y 10 the most delicate SKIN Away tested before buying
Proof positive and no mistake
dscocfaon, and injuries IN the 'ka Never take other
GcrrsrD7 VEGETABLE RorGE. s,r tie c5esk.
'2iRtrp SPANISH iLI WHITE, for the coa7eEi52:,a
o. Walkerstfsei. I'll store from Broadway
.7renis.75 Che1u. .-ree Philadelphia Jordan 4.ak
street, !:ossn Carleton X TO Lowell Cfarn < To- Spra-.
field: Green g Co Wer1es,er Bun H5rfi5ri Fare MD
diei"g1; hysf NeH tisveE Tensey, Rochee.: Ras sus
Bal Troy ea'ce, StnnsI HAL, Albany Sia HaDce.
VI Boardi e Two or three Gentlemen
can De WITH single rooms wii CRATE. al Mr.
CURED. Jali lw
Boarding.-Mrs. GOSS havn: opened the new and
comnoiiou; boue % veys;. are Aston House proers
ch0ice OF desirable f'of 10 anent peFmanen: B1nrer
Crot0n shower, sni cold Baths free The location =
'ey central yet quiet and shady. Terms moderate aus us
n:- Established I795.-sOAP CANDLES AND
s-T,pCU-rD w Fr uorreac,,,e,. " 8, .I
"a - - . ~ % all
,s,.,rs1, -, aroa ,-,.i. -. - va l, a,t
o.,st - ~, ,ni ~. WI I - us
~, r,,tcnI,.i - 49,, - i,,..s 20, - -, . lli
~ h ~ -. e' u 2n''Ie' ''t'iou' cia'-e
Me;chaa., Grocer County Dealers and Families who ars
II ~ ~ - $500, ~ III Ii ." '"ei fhlste' %
I'LL ~ ~ u-'"'' p-ic''->'iE eI>''''cit-
H1- "'''' =. H. g w. LIZ
49, 7 =. - 49,
etciie~ . Ne Oe o!
~ u Jv MI = ~. 'ei'n ~, Gi,oiiea %
sT 1NF SJiTITTZG F.ti ~ - ., t ION ~. ~, ~, 60
- -. ~ ,r,, 80 ~ "' t-i''-'' 90 SUIT u'-
ldo1nsop Olii.l. ;Tirbsn's al p,,,4,ro-. I " r.,
seit' "a Broa.yyay and BeacEcr 5u-r'S JsHensa-r i.
po,vc.r. = ~ I,-gs.tsIi's 81 ps4.i -. - Giit',
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Arrived.

Arrived.
Picket ship :, George Ferris I'm Liverpool Dec g. se IN
Ogden 50 eerase paz enges Tire SIC Is u; anchor nj;
nak Wallace, (o BOSTON, Younr I'm Re De Janeiro Noy
company with bsrs Marine for Boston and soohn ADAMS
on a whaling cruise Lett ship Victoria, and Superb of Bait
Ill., AIeo Of BoG oaT9 g aSo 9i se gTs 9
PAX Condor. Tkiob % is I'm Noreans moasses to ASop
British 9aTk adam Can Scott, I'm Glasgow, Dec odse to
BIZ 0peaanro vose days from PASSPORT with FISH. sc
sei Gobe sealey I'm Deme,ara. ? Dec. and St Thomq.
Dere,a, hre Cp,ey Haley ci RseeDcr bound 10 lee
Srs Gen 0;i, Tor +, ace de Cuba 81 inst; sch1 Bq
cr G Cuadaloupe, Wilmington. nc. next day. and 9th
scGr tanis, snaG q d,m vemihon Day Ia. molasse.
Se e Edgar Lang, Turner from swsn,boro, NC with naval
cb Caroline Pratt, I'm Nerbern, NC. naval stores to L
Sch Eiz9be,h Brndey. Penny, IDS I'm Newbern NC. na
sc :fg Red Jacket Dearborn I'm Richmond de to y
Sch Yaafc. -. from Norfolk with corn-bouadto Fall
sch Sch; Climax from. No!tols; oysters.
Schr Adrian. Bedell. Norfolk tad.e.
schr SleNqn!ef N Csswell, i:alt'Hore, corn
Below.
ship, . barks and3 trcs, unknown.
Sailed.
Shire Rtt22cs and TsotGo N5eaos Peer IiagG re
fresh II, \ f.
Memoranda.
The packet ship Francois ls for ave. IS ct anchor at the
Quarantine Ground.
Disasters
The brig Caroline Plat. Rice from New York bornd to
Georgetown Sc before reported spoken nj distress and
king for the nearest port put Norfolk the ilih inst
sails md sustained other damage:
The .f, EaeP5e o Ga s S eeI gRai ne IA % S5oa
the part OF Dec. gotten oil on the lO MS and arrived
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MARKETS. Carefully Reported tor TIE Tribune

Ii'
ASilESThe demand good bat the number II hills out
small The market stand. ffniy 60 for Pot, of lSi5 nu-
pc1fs Il lsl oh bl ere I'd owef. The sales aosu
10 tbE pot.
CQTroN-Tbs fnpnc.s q the plrse; continues. wi,h 8
GOOD request from shippers. The sheS m - $50 bales
ul pace OF yesterday One morning papers a hc
continuity Boosting Of Is correc, commercial inoTmauon
qlcsd dol matSet 10 retpool and further decline Of ID
The demand here mslay or the Continent, although y.
er9ool buyers are IN sct. We quote
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RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

1T the
Now York Cash tailoring establishment
1877 BROADWAY.
Three doors bclow the Franklin House.
OF Tie Subscribers respectfully that they have
made extensive arrangements for the
FALL AND WIN FER TRADE,
which will enable them offer Involvement, than
to gentlemen wishing in the purchase Of their
Fail and Winter Garments
They have already received by late arrivals great variety
Of styles Of Goods, well adapted the Coming
.esoand viii also by III. packets and
the arge.t best of the latest ard beau
l style. OF ncy French Elastic Cu,slmeres, rich figured
Velye Cashnere, Satin and silk Vestnss, beio0 Of
iered IN this CITY.
Also Just received several OF wIled and Beaver
Cloths for Over Coats Cloaks Peton, &C. black and isncy
cooed French and English Cloth. from the celebrated
manufacturers beng the styles their establishment
for the five years and which for durability, beauty OF nm
sh md color. be exceIed, II eauHed. BY
any styles Of Cloths imported into the United States.
Their stock Of Fancy Dress Articles viii comprise In part the
richest styles of Fall and Winter Crnvns Scar. Su'penden.
Cloves Hsndkechef Hosiery. Under Shirts nnd Dawen.
Linen md Muslin Shirts Collars. Bosoms. Shoulder Braces,
Riding md Money Belt. Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes. Go
&c every variety goods usually kept IN gentleman
general Quitting establishment
Also fu assortment of Ready Made Clothing, consisting o.
Clocks Over Cents Dress and Frock Goats Pantn0On, ant
Vests every yurery where gentlemen requiring garments fo
immediate depend upon getting frst article.
made and trimmed every respect equal those furnished
order prices TINT conrOt fail 10 please Strict punctr
Atty observed IN filling orders.
aug stf j. c. BOOTH & 60.
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YORK PRISON ASSOCIATION, DESTROYS OF interesting NE
ladies OF this city in tie objects OF the Association n' Me- e
ladies ut New York generally meet ~ the Lyceu al M
tufal History Broadway Pnncestree on the noIs
OF Saturday January 18th. u, II O'Clock. The ConhIlee
will then uy before them such and statements rs es
have collected show the Feasibility Of the plan OF prison
anleouton and the necessity which exists oi AT Asylum o
the reception OF such released iemale be de-
sirnus q adopting 4 better way of lie
Ry order OF the Committee, c. VI. KIRKLAND.
IL y Secretary.
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Foyhorn' Mas Ap-i l. 1874 Jl7 lstf

- EN CARPET AND OIL CLOTH STORE-No. 81
< East BruU.wav sgd II Dtsvsnn-sr-W. II. GIlON,
(ofhe lat. Ji T. l.. Purdy * o.l would respectfully
ye the aueaon 81 hls friends and those families that have
favored him with thsr patronage while penrs'r-ei. mud
The public generally, h Ware Rooms n the
lr,ntirg No. "A taS Broadway AMI Al V pn
street. may Tie most extensive assortment "
all STILES oi CapeinR t Cloths, rugs. Table
md Piano Covers, Window Shass. S'ai: Rods sc. PANT
he, IN s.ant OF apons or any art,re tie lire. may h
being enabled make sat acu;v selections md
az plices lower than nj nuy other s;O'e ii the city.
u B-An experienced uphosteer will attend 20 tie max
in- Carpets snd laying on Coi az shore,
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r-s- r.ufTs! NIufr. an@ Furs-Seiing by retail
tEiOi rs r. prices for this ONLY. nj No. ort;
arSiree near Roadway. Ladies. don forget to can ana
supply yourselves IN time. ~ ''H's
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KEEP THE CURRENT OF TIE Bloom llEAlriIY FyREi
nn b, kept healthy. CoTsiocks FLUID Extract OF sapq
0 prepaed with great from the root anil rs whole
,'sor,h and pu ri,y brought IN all cuaneous diseases
eaiial and scro;ulou, complaints rheumatic aac&s the
r,rls gives vigorous and healthy action 10 the blood, ana
s from the .y,ten every symptom disease Price ~
n.t bottle or 81 per dozen Al p Couandt street and Is.
Erl,on street. BROOKLYN.
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,r,, Isn-,S VEGETABLE ELixIR AND LISiMEST, from Il
sf-et d, warranted 10 case OF Rheumatism
II ives immediate reliei>tierg thens weak nmo
" 70 Joun ,sellingS, and extends cOntracie! cords
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CARPETINGS. FLOOR Oii-CLOTHS, SC.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

as rl-street-lOpposi William.J
rl,EE subscribers respectfully INVITE the attention their
friends and the public theT large and pleodd
rnent English. BRUSSELS. 3Py. Impern, Su!erne and Fine
Ingram Carpetnstueuc-a a"d English O-liSjhS from
srih other article connected with the BusnessA OF
winch ;acy offering At extraordinary low prices.
hes ers and per.ons nbou; furnishing particularly invited
to ca nd eynn!ns Themselves before purchasing
SMITH {. LOUNSBERY, -. Pe-rIstrest
oys Opposite William
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF oRK.....JANUaRY Il
MINIATURE ALM.sAc-TEIs DAY.
R,,e iH Il f!S . as MOON %
LATEST DATES.
l.ondon .............D Dec. u !avre ;........ Dec
Liverpool .......De dec. L New. Orleans .....Jan
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@- SEE LIST P.4GE.
Cleared

Brgs Angora Salisbury. Ssu. Pawel.; Empire Lewis,
Apanchicoa, Post K Phillips; Elzateh. Lane Wilmington,
Del.
Schrs Charlotte. Rich, Magoane RoSsire x Co Mar
-are inn. Benjamin Baltimore; Lesae, Norton, Whining.
Tan
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Dv,,Srss-Why vii persons continue;o suffer when re-
,oedy IS Of hand DR.. McNair's Acoustic %, wll utnih
s.iy rel,ef 10 all who afflicted with periodical deafness
5Tinr noises and frequct pains the Pnce 81 per
ss.k Sold al u Couri!anGt street.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
Mems, Boys, and Childrtn'S Clothing.

No. 10 Chatham-kf.
WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY on HAND A FULL
AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
HENS. BOYS. md CHfLDRE-N'S CLOTHING,
oil descriptions made the FASHIONABLE STYLE.
which he would respectfully the attention OF those
want; As he has made arrangements 10 receive
CLOTHS C.iSSIMERES, YESTEN-GS, Sc.
by ever packet and secured the OF experienced
Cutters, he pledges himself 10 give perfect satisfaction To All
who may PURCHASE.
" made to order AZ tie shortest notice, AID
NTH strrc, puncluli,tp yeo I;f
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NOTICE TO FAMILIES.

IL Families who use CON.Sr's PATENT Vast eccurd-
a ing the simple di!estis rely upon u th q, heavy
lou and unwhoesOme bread vii not le oGsd on her Ia
be and VIVA; osu ofrhe greatest cpn'or the very be.
bread be prepared the Ere ready 10 bake and
dbl TIE table : ordering for the guests 70 snt
Sold Shoesac and re'ah. y cents per pound liberal
dlscp:n; tnnde n those VINO buy 20 SCI! ng1in.
MP. MUSSEY, Clate9 Hall CT Beesnnn and Nassau.
G,sssER 8. ToU.G, i3! Chamber-s,.
CHESTER DRrGGs. 5sl Broadway.
IoHS II. BgnwS & BROTHERS, 10 Eighti-s;.
STAPLES a. FORD, l32 Bowery.
:. '. ALsRo, rs BoweTy corner OF Bond-st.
T. K A. :. H0P2. 10 Chamberss jag BG
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THAT PAMPHLET ONCE MOREt
L,AI'riON
ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS.

ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS.
Inst received by the Packet shp ;arrrk, few copies OF
THE LONDON ILLUSTRATED NEWS al december
:FgE PfC1lngINi TINES Of Dec tn Price Is: cents
PUNCH OF Dec. 7th and lih. Price i2 cents.
NOW PUBLISHED,
THE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE Tor February, embei-
li.hed with 1 beautiful illustrations. 100
ARTHGR'S LADY'S MAGAZINE, Highly Enbe-
THE HEATHER MYTHOLOGY. by Punch. Price 70
cents
''' '"'-' RITRGESS, STRINGER * co.
l5His % Broadway, corrsr OF Anr-s;Teet
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&c ci b5 Or MEcaANfAL L :, Up H.
3 Sm6 a:eae GGud Is Mss. S aSSs,oo
G% g'; Ws,a,l P Wood lag Washington street; Albany
10 cnsc,ucnee the increased demand for ceehn,ed
we nave mel with in obfannx ,tye. suited I, The vanou,
Of patrons, have found 70 send
Them We are therefore enabled the public. thu
have taken pairs to have all the nn2s imported byrs
made peheqt. and ~ all respect, free from oec
d.. not give satisfaction. may be le,orDed.
The following comprise sog'e Vi our r.csn' noottanons
m or sloulu Verns Ansn'. Bronze Antique. &C. amonsa
which Will be found some efqul,, oInsnen,a Lamps ,yle
he saron. s:yie, anccnt or modem.
DO for Libr.;ies with porcelain shades;
Iust,es for Psrots, for two and three light. sseh;
Gobe-rDedson. gilt, painted and cot, nearly 100
Dresden Porceluin shades-a beautiful! sfcs one pisce
TOOK the medal al ue Exposition de, As Pars ths
Paper Shades. Of so veeesa Large aortmen, suitable
Together 9th every other article IN he geal Of which yn
We have recently received Drawings of he var2o, ~ Of
hb to the Inspection Q. he pabe We have n.o fseei,sS
Lamps Of the principal q Par, most sans
s55ss 5e aa esD s;s o. II %
'i Il 5.~ Si.' 4 DTACoS 8. T. D. sAXToN, Agents.
n PINE WATCHES EDIcTr&S H 4 AZ y! ,,
20 stree tsntrnnce Isl door - " HAM, have received
az addition tier prerious stocE. TN assortment ~
= sIS1s no. ealnsf the cyconstins Of tirononRtcr,
IneI ard Lever Watches both tor ladies' and gentlemen.
Hefcian:s or SOUTH we'll the uas. will ird
fTRe ss6 Sas 3c :2@R e 5e Sf q Ii. ~
-stsrliny silver al manufacturer price,
All fs OF w ahss repaired equal 10 the orsea. nnnse
CTncE. r>gpls'-l bv frt 'si~ Tnr KHAN ,S iai
r. TEBBARD GOLDSMITH STONE sol Broadway.
T'IA oi Walker stre=, Is constantly making al
y. q dtionH 10 hH stock nf Natcaes, Jeyycl.y, SILVER
sA21 Wac and Fancy Goods. H. G. 5. invariably bGyI
iOT thereby getting soc the lowest 'Res bece b
enabled, By keeping he principles OF Grcs sues shh
uoderte please ha cUsGmsts. both ~ fegzd 10
quality and pre-.
exchange ~ Bought for cam. n y. ~ ~,
di3 81 +Ji BIoed@ag: c.1[1sr ~ nI.eI
eQ FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES-
- "a OF Jeuelry will md IT vastly Ia seif shsan'
sxI,.A call 90 iUbcfe who s se!Is az
S me told ard Silver Watchg, at retail lower 'heD ' oN"ef
h E1 2od AID Silver Ens.s P.ent fe.sr Vstches
Detached Lever HatcDe-
lSpipe Netches-
I.aase, and C;ensDen'' finc Gold Guard Chains
Breast PIns-
Ladies Bruceen Gold Pencis
fcolJ lyotrh., n, law ~ sDto go earn.
Es,rh.s and ieyyelry exchanged or bought.
An yVatrhs. vnrrantss 70 keep good Is OF the money
,enrnei Wetce Clocks and Ieweiry repaired 10 the 0s.t
ard warranted much les thln the usual prices.
C. 4. ALLEN, Importer Of Waicbe, and Jeweiry
laINfs Wholesale aod Retail 20 Wsis-s'. up staII,,
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WooDu0Rru.s PLANlNG MACHINES.

ENOCRTEEN YEARS EX7ERtENCE. together wi,h
many valuable improvements En additions io lis former
tools -n1be The suLs-iber furnish q; saoF notice. end
Of tiS most pegeCt COnst.gtinu nuefi, Mi ~e-SuTulp
Sincbine> 10 plane rl H. varieties, such phnng
~ ,ur;acng only. q: c'i;'i1- m1uHsaEs-
Also ppnn- toaGgeng and gruoyn-, joining, or rsbbe
ting and pialn- casb0aris. 49,
Application NAY be made the subscriber a his establish
men, m Fnynorn M ms office, OF CoEme'cal and
Iewi.-sis Boston wher Machines mag be seen. GGG INV
information relative the same. may be ohnincd well rs
JOSIAH Blackwell x Co. New York. or o; J. w. SchercS
Albany.
Levers o; mere INQUIRY must be post mid; -,.,
SAMUEL b. SCHENCk.
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D.'IsfE-SAViNG ASSIVER--Frorn entertainments thai
frequently appear the pcpers and from circulars That
are cent about the city End country AMI EFT under the doors Of
many friends, ant every day led npoa anc
asked II net IN partnerIhip WITH Mr. Dodge
In order To prevent any farther mistakes and ies:u pon1
from c. and uqunss We beg eye 70 .tata that We are
not nor partnership with Nr. Ddgs and
ting fastenn- ;e; 90 We know Of tnnt are not
,tru .y ulse:s.ond By all well Instructed Dentists and the
Lcc who Uay 3. hss parnar and who bag. by make or
ohsrv-lse pu5li-.d such 10 make re-
semitic ours TIA; Often tSea for have Got The
pleasure OF knowing, either By Dame, person. o;ei9n or
J. PARNLY,
ngs srni.. los. | and Bond .lree..
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CLOTHING.
WINTER GARMENTS.

sURToUTs AND SACK ovERCoATS IN improved
styles Tor sale ready made usual m-dcraie prce
WIN. T. JENNINGS & co. Diapers and Tailors-
motifs 81 B.oslway. Americas Hotel.