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syTINDoW SHADE DEPoT-No. Spruce street.
w $4,000 worth Of Shades The subscribers ever aN-
ious TO please have enlarged their establishment 10 suppl!
tie increasing demand their superior shades PERSONS
Saving Of :hen can rely Oh having good article, rs they
are always willing TO exchange them
Their patterns cos: of every kind which could be M
vented a. they have greater assortment ha' all 'ne
other establishments put together ana tes asc great
,arr h, oyyir, them and are never Offended ii they
do moi sell People TASTE would do well 10 cai Slsli
Eners and Interior Decorations done he SURPASSED,
n a:i., ,as GlRToL & DE MAUNEY.
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BoARDISG.-MIS. GoSS having opened the new and
eommodols hoase % Nesey-srec near the Astor House,
procrs choice OF desirable TO rslsen or per1na,
BoardcrS Croton shower, and cold baths free
The location is very central, yet quiet shady Terms
moderate. ,,iS,ti
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MUFFS! MUFFS AND .FURS selling by retail at
WHOLESALE prices for this WEEK ONLY, nj No Court
andst Broadway. Ladies' don't forget TO call and
suppy yourselves in tim. I20 3misA
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A. G.. FUTILE, AIctoueer
IN AMAGED STEEL-JACoB ). PL.ATr will sell, This
lP DAY. ut ~ O'clock at the Auction Room, y Platt-s
corner OF God under INSPECTION OF the Warriors OF the
Port cash. OF the underwriters cases snect
and round Steel Tor ripping billet webs shove
hammers, aud simcts; the same having been damaged OIL
the voyage OF Importation.
Also, months credit general assortment OF fresh
imported and desirable Hardware and Cutlery, In good
order. IL
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TEETH. TEETH. TEETH"!

TEETH. TEETH, TEETH...
IN J.. LEWIS SURGEON DENTIST, $40 Broadway,
I'd doc, below Masonic Hall. hess leave TO inform his
friends and the public he as made the following great
reduction in Dentistry
Teeth plugged with fine gold, one dollar Do do do Tin
foil or silver, 50 Do Cleaned. one dollar Do eA-
tracted, so cts. Tootachs cured so cts. IL 3nls.
TIYIlJE-SIyIS1; ANSWER.-From advertisements that
frequently appear in the papers, and from circulars
tina, are sent about the city and country ard LEFT under the
doors of many OF friends, are almost every day
called upon and asked " five rot IN partnership With
a Mr.. DODGE"
In order to prevent any farther mistakes and Interrupt
from, ch calls and inquiries beg leave TO state
that we are not nor were, in partnership with any
Mr. Dodge and that have new, superior or patent
mode either of setting fastening teeth nor do We know
OF any that arc thoroughly understood BY all weii-n-
str,red Dentists snd the Dcf who may be his partner
and who has by mistake or Crsc published his name
In such way as to make it resemble that it Is Of
ten taken for ours, have not the pleasure Of knowing
either b, ilarne, person, prof sscn or title
E. PARAiLY,
J. PARNiLY,
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VHIHOOPING COUGH AND CR0UP.-To PARESTs.-
w Jayucs E1pectorant Is without exception the most
valuable preparation for the above Diseases 1t con-
Yers whoops cough into mild and rctable disease add
shortens its duration than half and produces
certain and speedy recovery From hato spoon
full will certainly Group in hfants and young children
in half hours time. The lives Of hundreds Of children
will be saved annually by always keeping 1t hand ready
for any emergency.
II prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, No. 30 South Third
ST. Philadelphia. Price 81. For sale by
4. b, g. d. SANDS. Druggists, 70 Fulton-st
jIs lmis e73 Broadway, and II East Broadway.
(1nEESEMANs ARABIAN BALsAM has long eccn
~ known and appreciated for the efficacy and pec,i-
liar property it possesses for the cure of every kind Of
Wounds, Bruises Spras AMI and never fall
ing remedy for acute and chronic rheumatism The Bal
sam affords immediate relief for coughs and sore lungs
pain in the side and breast weakness In the back ard lo
and Is warranted any of the piles or fa Of
however long standing when every thing else has faad
This wonder working Baisan viii restore numb or perish
ed limbs stf jont numbness in any part Of the body,
and Is surs and pleasant application burns, scaids,
sore threats quine- Numerous aad respectable
dcates NAY be -een where IL has effected Entire
in all The above cases Price 81 in large, so in small.
Sold wholesale and retail By 4. B. & D. SANDS Drug
gist 79 Fulton street, 2T3 broadway and n East Broad
way. jiS lmis
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DREPARED CHALK RUINS THE SKIN. and makes
II yellow rough and harsh but the true Spanish LILY
White gives the skin eIke alabastcr white, and leaves
smooth son anil clear acting cosmetic Sold price
= cents box SO Chatham and 323 Broadway OF 3
Fulton ST.. Brooklyn. Him
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B0ARDlNG.-Two or three gentlemen can be accom-
modstcd with single rooS, with CRATES at Mrs Jane
Halglts, No. "a Barclay.st. .Nso and bedroom
TO let with board Reference given and required i'll
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| PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION Returns Of all the States
Price IL centS-Sl per Dozen or 81 per 100
| OF PosiIascrs renting 81 will receive 10 copies
GREELEY L. McELRATH,
rs 80 Ann st. NeW-York.
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Sy No arrivals this afternoon.
DELQN

The Telegraph reports barquc and brig i'll the ohng
at unset.
The packet ship Switzerland s's to-day for Lo'don'
Tic veis ard bays are completely eockaded by large
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

STEEL 1RoS-3o tons "a Danna,nora Bar lron Very
~ stperor article tor Steol for sale by
dlSis JOSEPH TuCKERMAS, 60 Wcst-st.
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ALLIANCE MUTUAL ms Co. Feb. LIST, 1915.
F NoIlCE.-The Annual Election Of nine Trustees OF
the first class, and for three Inspectors of the Annual
Election Will be held at the office the Alliance Mutual
Insurance Co. No. IL Wall street, OIL Tuesday Feb lth
Polls open at II O'clock NJ. and close ut O'clock p NJ
las TIL JAMES LAWSON. Secretary.
DIR, ClIiLDS has removed TO DO as Chambersst lust
west Of broadway IL lwis.
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H. CARD.-The undersigned will be found at No l62
Nassau street. (rrlc Sun occ) where lie will continue his
Periodical Cheap Publication Business and Agencies.
formerly FOIL WILLIAM III. GRAHAM.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
TIE REPOSITORY OF ROMANCE for January, a
double number, which contains the commencement Of
new novel III SUE, aud The oDonoshuc," by Level.
One Dollar year.
TIE CHIMES, by Dickens third cdition-only g.
cents.
THE WANDERING JEW, No-. ! to 10, bound in
volume. paper very neat price Is cents-snsie
numbers g. cents. This edition contains the whole Of
,ar roHes OF the French edition. Thousands have not
yet read this great work Over 400 pages isSued,
translated by Herbert.
o. bookseller. supplied liberal terms. Office "a
Annst rflOat1 +. wINCHESTER. Publisher.
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A CAliD.--Thc Discourse Oh Blcnnerlassct, by Nh
WALLACE, and his connection with Burr Compiled from
valuable ucullcnts yet unpuisled) postponedow-
ip the Storm until next Wednesday night. the 18TH at
the Society Library, when it will positively be delivered
Single tickets 30 cents; double, admitting two, Is cents:
family, admitting four, 81 co. To he had at the Book
Stores and door. The book stores will please make ncccS
snry alteration The large bills. All tickets and orders
arcad, issued will hold good for "Wednesday night Men,
Berean Institute VIII cali the undersigned and
receive their admittances. Doors of tho Lecture Room
open at halfpast g. Discourse to commence at lapast l.
rs st ED. STRAHAN, Secretary OF Il. l.
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rNII, RTRBEr EISHoES-We ll:.ve q. hand and
for sale spleudid assortment Indies and seemens
In Rubber Shoes and Oversces, vi every variety In the
market manufactured from tho pure gum, and got ur in
the most desirable stylcs-warrauted MOI 70 se N me
codest weather .des and gentlemen respectfully
invited 10 call and examine the scat improvements maze
in our manufacture before purchasing else" here
We warrant our Shoes TO re- ain their coio, unaef all
circunlsi iuce5 and not 10 part In the seaiIis'
WE SELL CHEAP.
Warehouse Of the Newark New-Jer4cy lhaia Rubber Sc
tory, 81 Maiden Lane. ,,
tcs lw:s HUTCHINSON IL hISioN.
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roRrIcN PORTS.

At Buenos Ayres, Dec =, brig Washington, Non
Srnidt from New York, Nov A. to sail for do IN ID
days brig Coasor Amcs. for New York, sailed about
Eov -, (Sincc spoken Fec ~
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DAG ERRE.O YPES.
BURGESS GALLERY

head of hai- for the small sum OF three SlilngS.
lfmary who are too s;iusy to risk three siln, knew
the beautiful effect bottle of Jones Coral Hair Eescra.
tive has on the hair-if they knew now SOFT GEAR dA'
rv and rnc il makes rough dry aud hair they
would at once Use it, l; only by its terminating qua
es c.r,scs but actually forces the growth and heal
cures the dandrii and scurf and stops the hair falling IL
Persons are assured that if they give this one trial. the!
win 6nd il all hero represented Sold-price j. L. or
,h,inrs bottlc-a, So Chatham St, 3e3 Broadway, III
BROOKLYN l39 Fulton ST. in Albany % State ST. IN Bostoh
State st. ~ lIn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

OF Col EDWARD STIFF informs his friends especially in
the South aud Southwest that his only copy in manuscript
Of Il Romance 81 riiyiaia and the only copy within his
reach Of The Team Eaigra. hitherto published by him.
destroyed with the papers ftc Editor chc Tribune
in the fire OF Wednesday arins last The Romance will
be rewritten possible, and copy Of the Emil
grant obtained from the West and revised, so tina;
edition may appear together with first edition of the To-
nance ut al early day. He makes this announcement in
Difference 10 his distant friends who have been led TO
pec these works al carly day. As the delay has been
occasioned by circumstances entirely beyond his control,
he that it will be excused by his patrons Editors
will greatly obge him by copying this card rio 3Dtw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

VoY ORDER of Frederick W. Hubbard, Esq. Slprems
ID Court Commissioner the County Of LETTERS notice
hereby given that attachment has Issued against tho
estate OF HENRY GIBBS late OF said county, IN abecolc-
Inc debtor on due proof made 10 the said Commissioner
pursuant to the direction OF the Statute concerning At
tochnents against abcondng concealed and nonresident
ehtorsp and that the will be sold The payment OF
his debts unless he appear and discharge such attachment.
according law within three months from the first publ
ton this notice And the payment Of any Debts and
the delivery Of any property belonging to the said debtor
TO him. or for his rc and the transfer OF any property by
him for am purpose whatever forbidden by Law and
are void Dated November l4th, 1874.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

t. CHURCH FAIR AND FESTIEAL-To be given
by the Ladies Of the Fourth Congregational Church DIR.
Wallacc the Tivoli Saoo Tu sdy afternoon and
evening" The III inst
Tickets (enemans so cents, Ladies' 25 cents. I've
obtained james Tabor 293 Bleeckr street; Jonathan
b. Shay, 697 Greenwich street John i. Acker, Nadam
strcct Dr. Wallace, l69 Spring street; Miss Emily w.
Stott 22 Carnine Henry lccrso 30 Perry street,
OF at the door of the saloon the dny of the Festival
Lo;ans Brass Band is engaged 5r The occasion. ST At
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NEW GARRETT AND OIL CLOTH STORE-No. 81
Y East Broadway and II Division st.-W. H. GUIOS
(of the late firm OF l.. L. Purdy u Coz would respectfully
invite the attention OF his friends and those families that
have favored their patronage while in Pearl street,
and the public generally, his extensive WaIa Rooms in
the spacious fronting No "a East Broadway and
II Division street. where may be found the most extensive
OF the various styles OF Carpetins, OIL Cloths
Rugs Table and Piano Covers, Window Shades, Stair Rods
&c. Families i'll wLt Vi Carpetius any article in the
line, may be assured OF being enabled to make as aatsfacto-
~ selections and az prices lower than At any otsr store III
the city.
y. Ban experienced Cpllolsterer will attend to the
making Carpets and laying on Cioth at the shortest no.
tee jaiTuis
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THE SIN. The Moon. FULL SEA.
Rises SO sets.5 Risss.. o 70 ........... IL
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VALUABLE ENGLISH WORKS.
JI-ST pI-SI ISrTED

VALUABLE ENGLISH WORKS.
JUST PUBLISHED,
The Clans Scotland. Part TO TO- with fun length colo
red portraits, each 81 50
Complete works OF lIogarth The best edition in large
vol folio, in morocco, $50 90
The Pyramids of Gizeh, by Col. Nysc, vols 4to with
Bayc's Historical and Critical Dictionary, vols. folio.
best edition very fine $40 90
Akerma;s History OF the University Of Cambridge, vols.
4to., cclored plates. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO w
tkernan History oi the University OF Oxford vols 4o
ASernan> Iii If Westminster Abbey vols Ito with
STRUTS Regal and Ecclesiastical Antiquities OF England,
vol, Will. eoored plates SIS oo
Beauties Of the Opera vol, beautifully einbellisil,
ei; .,, co to sr,.
Wings --------'-.-'----.-. o4' W
Imported and for sale by
III WILEY & PUTNAM, l6l broadway.
~ "wOMtN IN THE NINETEENTH CENTU-
RY, by S. MARGARET FULLER will bc published on the
first day March. 1t neatly printed fine large
type, contains 200 pages drodccimo, and will be neatly
done up paper Price 50 cents pcrcopy or $3.50
per dozen. llftoMlp&M
HISTORY OF LONG ISLAND.
TIyHoMpsoN'S HISTORY OF LONG ISLAND, from
its Discovery and Settlement 10 the present time
with many important and interesting matters including
notices OF numerous individuals and families; Also par
tclar account of the different Churches ard Ministers
BY BENZ. +. THOMPSON, ESQ.
COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Second Edition. revised and greatly enlarged.
fey copies remaining hand, which Will be sold ~
reduced price, by II. & s RAYNoR 76 Bowcry, III
IN PRESS.
And viii be published In few days,
a O L NJ,
Entitled THE AGA Satire,
By ALFRED WHEELER,
Pronounced before the Ncwiork Society OF Literature, at
P.luos Opera House. Jan. 23d lsi1.
{, SHEPARD. Publisher,
I'll 1911 BROADWAY. opposite John-st
SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW.
Contents of January No.
T. Education in Europe; IL. Tile Seur dc La Sale
I'LL Literature of the Bible; " Life and Writings OF RAJ
belais V. La Havana; VI. Works Of William Haul
VII Mrs trays History Etra; VIII Aaron Burr;
X. Critical Notices
This Periodical, supported by contributions from the
pens of the first writers in country is published quar-
terly 1T So per Subscriptions received by
III 18th & 18th Z. 5. FRANCIS co. 252 Broadway
TWO NEW GERMAN ROMANCES!
For One Sailing!
World Office, - Ann street,
II OR 4 Il n S | a,
OR The TRANSFORMATIONS
onc ,l zschokkes most beautiful aud thrilling novels
Also,
AGArlIOCLES, he INraHt Of Syracuse.
story great interest, though spced with the spirit
usm Of the German school. They are elegantly printed
on fine paper.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK. FEBRUARY II
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nEPoT OF CARCEL OR MECHANICAL LAMPS.-
~ No. 20 John strcct.-We beg TO announce tilat we
lave inst received 10 choice goods (bcing tile ball
ancc of our importations for this season. surprising In
beauty OF style than articles of the kind
ever offered Amongst them will be found some superb
Porcelain Vases, and variety OF Porcelain Lamps ana
Lustrcs Tor candles, much i'll vogue III Par anu never
before imported rich bronze aud gilt Lamps with gucs'
such as Eme.ald Paul and Virginia, &C. In bold relief
Also full length figures i'll bronze, perfect gems ot arr or
celain Shades with cNquely painted landscapes anu now
crs Paper Shadcs-a large assortment oil ne" uesshs'
consisting American Scenery, the Polka' MasneraucS,
&C. We feel confident in saying that we are now prepared
to exhibit richer, extensive and complete asSoft-
nent of Lamps and other goods i'll the iic, than Can DC
found at any similar establishment in ibis country Our AS
sorc larger than that any OF tho manufacturers or
vendors OF Mechanical Lamps in Paris Of Which there are
not less than 800 Our prices will now be found reIy fo
rea compared Nth other articles OF ornament an" Use o.
similar styic II morkniGHSiip
OF the me its of the Carce Lamp, nothing need be sau 10
those who have used them TO those who have NOT, we
would merely that for 40 years 1t has ana stu nai-
ains the reputation oil being tie DioS perfect Lamp crc m
reted- proof of this would refer the curious TO te
authorities of tic scientific men IN France ana TINS
country which have III possessions, and shall be
pleased 10 exhibit at any time
A. DIACON 81 Il. ID. SANTOS, AGENTS
Lamps Ltlstrcs, &c. furnished for parties feo 2awstf
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DY ORDER oil Daniel Pratt. First Judge OF onondagu
ID County Courts and Counsclor-at.aw In the Supreme
Court notice Is hereby given that attachment has Is
sued against TIE Cad Moses nonresident debtor
on due proof made TO the said II st Judge, pursuant to the
directions OF the Statute concerning Attachments against
abscondng concealed nonresident debtors ana that
the same will be sold for the payment Of his debts unless
h.. the Cad Moses, appear and discharge such attach
men according to law, within nine months from the first
publication OF this notice. and that the payment OF any
debts to linn by residents this State, and the delivery
to him or for any property within this State be-
longing 10 him. and the transfer OF any such property by
him are forbidden By Law and void. Dated June ~,
1914. ID. GOIT.
i've Iawenl Attorney for Attaching Creditor
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,osr,r, prrgARps. Auctioncer.
,,9Ss ni-SI sIsnS a PLATT.-Storcs co4
* pAI,oS, Isarai al, ad,ancemu.ts made on
~ I.oae" ~ W -
coiis!s.i,o.-s ~. 49, M c,rra,tll March,
fohii-fAhsi ia ;n - -
49, ,,- - =, s,,.o,rs Sc under the d.
The next regular lfaae Sale u ne'A ,, o. a, ,hr
.cction OF the Committee oil trace, ~ -,I.
above date. and VIII be clndiic'ed uhoes 'i'e SA'
ticns ard teIuis Is heretofore ., p.,s
The sale OF Stationery "FluiS ana ti , ,,;s
Binders Leather and 9is'iin' NS WIZ oe HSs- va
2lth Of March -, -, .,o,
Invoices will b secesea uit -, ,eii.y ~,
the Catalogues VIII so 10 pre-, ai ~. $50 t''
CO. viii be nii.e, u 'e9lll co. o''
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
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~ "woM,N IN THE NINETEENTH CENTU-
RI" by s. MARGARET FULLER will bc published the
first day oil March. 1t neatly printed fine large
type, contains 200 pages drcdccimo, and will be neatly
done UP in paper Price 50 cents pcrcopy or $3.50
per dozen. llftoMlD&"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

(toLDssfITI,s WRITING AND HOUSEKEEPING
VI ACADEMY,@ ls9 Broadway-Ar. Z. continues TO
teach IL, Premium System Of
TO all (old and youis,) in
10 Eosy and Iai.yssieg Ereoc'ses,
Of orc hour each; always pIcisi himself IL mpart 70
each in 10 lessons an elegant hant and satisfactory I'M;
proyemcnt or return the lUiiey at the expiration 81 the
..,c,ls Terms Five Dollars incluiiEs stationery.
Ladies Cis daly, at II o'clock ~ NJ "ehtefhei at
the other hours r.u linz the day and evening
Inst nntIsIc and for sale II the authors Rooms,
CoiISMITHS GEMS OF PENMASSHlP; price Five
I,or-s 1Of3ttss
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FANCY SILK GOODS.

NEWEST STYLES.
rECK, NICHOLSON & WRIGHT.
Ncs. l39 Pearl and 80 Beaver streets, New-iorh,
Would respectfully announce that they arc opening large
and newly selected Stock OF
SILK GOODS,
all OF which are Of the latest Styles comprising null
assortment Ut
DRESS GOODS,
consisting in part OF rich Cashmere DEcossc rich printed
Muslin dc LANES, Grapes DE Llnes OF new and elegant
styles rich plain Cnelcen and Satin Stripe Kcpclcrs,
and fashionable article; Camclcon, Brocade and
Bruche striped silks, black and colorcd Mpaccas, figured
and plain
SlIiWI.S.
Brocllc ami Cashmere Slaws patterns CaneleOn
and Brocadc figured SILK shawls; Damask Wooden Stra
da and rich Danask Aapacha; Nerno, rhibet and Mus
lin dc Lame, i'll grea: variety, SC.
RIBBONS.
Af assortment of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, OF the richest
Paris styles.
LACES.
Figured Cap Laces, Trimming Lace, and Lace Edsnss
Thread Isle. Plated and Brussels Edsinss, Sc.
GLOVES.
Consisting of Kid, Silk Cashmere, in great variety, tose
Their with large assortment of Fancy slitts.
.o full assortment OF Paris Cords, Gmps and Fringcs
together with every article usually be found in Fancy
Stock which, they prepared 10 Offer favorable
terms any other establishment. II tiyl
" h new designs. 'N''' 49, ~ - . S- ''
Cashmere patterns, the haIdsomcst offered.
Also 800 pes wide, very rich prints fast coor at Is pr yd
Also 800 pcs hne cloths, fast three coOrcd prints, 81 and
"a per yard.
Also $50 pcs various colors gl and stripe, I'd aud Cd
per yard
Also several lots OF new and desirable Silks very cheap.
Also several lots Cashmere and tic LANES, new patters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

AIDES and Gentlemen may De Gesrolis 10 Unite
IL with Mr.. WARMERS new class in Vocal Music, are
invited to present his room, Ill broadway, on iucs-
day (THIS) evening" Feb. lth O'clock TO receive an
extra lesson which will be given to beginners at that time
The class Is superior one and furnishes fine opportunity
g. raaru~r. IT.
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Feb ., George w Nsweombc aged 70, ~, 'ai'n .t
rgan -: 10Th William Z wyekoH, s.! Mrs. Caroline
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DATAPSCO notwithstanding various widths OF
this much approved style Cotton Osnabrrgs, plain and
twilled, for sale by McCUEDY, ALDEICiI & SPENCER,
ri CT 81 Exchange Place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CAKPETINGS.
ID EUBEN SMITH, Jr. 254 BROADWAY. Opposite City
HI Ha) calls the attention OF those wishing 10 furnish
with latest and best style ogoods, to his large and well
selected stock of French Aubsson, Administer, Royal Vel
vet Wilton, Tapestry and Brussels Carpengs containing
some Of the richest and most elegant patterns Of the newest
designs and most beautifully arranged coors which have
lust been received by iportaons from the best
European manufacturers.
Also, Three-piy Ingram, Dsmask and Twied Venetian
Carpctinss, English Drugses Table aud Piano Covers
with every article connected with tle trade.
Floor Oil Cloths of the latest patterns well seasoned, Of
every description and width
Persons furnishing Private Residences, Steamboats,,
Hotels are particularly invited call and examine for
themselves before making their purchases only such
goods are sold such prices shall give entire satisac.
ton. 1fZwis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

AGArIoCLES, he 1tra1t Of Syracuse.
A story great interest though spiced With the spirit
ulism of the German school They elegantly printed
on fine paper