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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-11
Things in Philadelphia. .
Correspondence OF Tho Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 10

PHILADELPHIA Dec. l0-P. NJ.
Flour TO the extent Of 900 bbls. has been sold
since my last al Sc for export decline OF iu % cents
ner barrel with indication OF its gong BILL lower hye
Flour has also declined and sales have been made Mt
s75 In Wheat hear of no sales worthy oil note IN the
absence Of which prices are unsettled ne article VIII
no doubt experience similar decline with Flour With
in the last three four days of Oranges
have arrived and sales OF 10000 ARE reported at slo
per thousand.
The meeting to be held this evening at the Mu-
scum in favor of the immediate construction oil Hall
road from Harrisburg Ptsburg will be largely attend
ed By all classes of citizens The subject IS Of such
vast Importance the city that every effort VIII be maze
TO carry the object OF the meeting
The bark Ann Reynolds for Boston, lett yester-
day with 81 scanen the receiving ship oil the Navy
Yard They intended part OF IN crew OF the Co.
lumbus.
The Musical Fund Hall was well filed last eve
ming upon the occasion oil the lecture OF H. Dana Jr
ESQ. of Boston. The subject was American Loyalty,
and The effort is described able and eloquent IN an
eminent degree, and gowed and spanked with the true
fire Of genius and patriotism In treating the subject
Mr. Dana sustained his high reputation as writer us
an American, and as man.' go
The brig George Gardner Capt. Walker, will
sail TO- morrow for Liverpool She has tall cargo OF
Flour shipped Is per barrel To-day the freight Is
down to s. per barrel, and dull at that
There was another tumble in stocks today, and
considerable excitement prevailed Change. Penn
svIyspn Fyes sold at est decline OF II, closing at 90
asked, Whining Railroad shares fell OIL , Reading Il
Camden and Amboy l. Wilmington sold at ~ closing
at23 Reading at 60, and Camden ana annoy nj IL"
Nothing done in Texas Securities The Banks refused
,ocash the checks of several brokers after tue Board
On dt-That Henry Horn will be rejected by
the Senee-that Dr. Lehman will leave the Post Office
and 90 TO the Mint, &c. sc.
The mail line which left New-York at o'clock,
A. NJ this morning arrived at 10 minutes past o'clock
PM The line which left at ! o'clock, via Amhoy, did
no, arrive until few minutes before Z. NJ.
No foreign arrivals to-day. The ship North Star
from Liverpool is announced below
box containing promissory notes and money 10
the amount of 1900 stolen from the National Hotel
9th and Market last night The supposed thief John
James has been arrested and committed
The bag containing the Now. York papers was lett
at Newark last night consequently evening papers
received.
Hon. Daniel Webster arrived by the mail pilot
line evening and departs this morning for the Capt
io.
fellow known as Dr. Hatch alias Brown, has
been arrested this city under strong suspicious OF being
engaged In the robbery OF Livingston Co express at
Rochester lie mas been taken TO New York by olhcer
4. NJ e. Smith and others
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WIS MORNINGS MAIL.
From Buenos Ayres

The Union has letter IRON busnos Ayres dated sept
~ The writer says;
,aer the taking of Colona by the English and French
..drons the Argentine Governments prohibited any
Accommodation with them which obliged them 10 look
~ Rio Gfande for supplies OF fresh provisions Tor the
nn of Mouievdco well as for themselves. From
rnreo we learn that all the population OF the Uruguay
psnubic are srmng and the lst January 1876 Pre-
dent orbo will have an army Of 10000 troops natives
S thai State The French, Italian aud Spanish resi-
Ssn have asked for to enrol themselves and Will
sarTn body OF 10000 infantry besides.
The same correspondent furnishes translation OF
se letter addressed by $500 French residents Of the
Il1ruay Republic Gen. orbe, asking to be enrolled
for the defence of the Argentine Government They say
. This spontaneous enrolment Of six seven thou.
and Frcuchmen will prove 10 the European Govern
er,s that all the French residents that there IN this
beautiful country not enclosed within the walls OF
Nontevdco-on The contrary the greater number live IN
The country and that this population, which has been
forgotten ithou: doubt because has not created DIN.
cues not having been afraid to remain mere IN sc o
the troubles of war thus doing justice 10. and reIutne
the infamous ca!umnies, and all the absurd runlor';
which have been circulated about the cruecs cAerclseu
on foreigners by the united army.
Entirely abandoned by those VINO had lne nlIsS'o" ~
protect us aud seeing with the greatest regret tc pom
cy which our government agents appear 20 iolo", as
equally unjust and ruinous TO our Interests VIC eo.J
ser having wear;ed patience to request your excel
sncy TO give arms, and TO permit US to JON III 'e Ia
irues o; the army We can remain no longer Tranquil
snecta,ors the prolongaon OF Tulnous war "nich IS
sustained alone BY ignorance the i'll will o! the Euro
peau agents
The correspondent, of the Union says:
This petition shows that the French residents are OPP
po,ed 10 the measures of the two Ministers ana |
.,re YOU that OF ten OF the foreigners In mis-
couu,ry are also the opinion that these measures Will
be as runous as they are unjust 10 them.
The recent decree that every person be enrolled has
been CARR d into effect Every shop and store IS Closed
and all daily drilled from 10 r NJ ana tte Arsei-
line Government have tity thousand men that can
tske the field England and France must send a large
,rrny TO meet this allied army OF 10000 which will be
augmented $1,000 il the services Of foreigners are ac-
ce5,ed And since the war o, independence arming
hss taken place with such enthusiasm and the Govern
ment OF Genera! Rosas popular. The
general voice s resistance the demands OF The English
and French Ministers 10 the last"
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70 House HsATERs.-ln no department OF domestic
economy have greater improvements been made than IN the
neh0d OF heating houses. The oldiashioned fireplace
with Us cracking OF birch hickory has long since
given place the snug glowing CRATE or The mere eco
noucAi and a;a able But both these destined
be superseded great by the more modern hot
Air Furnace. good Furnace three decided I'D
SallAges Stove Crate lwas several apart
neas from The same re without the annoyance OF dust
gas lis heat be graduated with the utmost nicely by
means OF the Register IN the apartment warmed D. II ven
uaes the apartments which heats causing constant HoS
GEesh warm air from the furnace chamber which Is sup
Piled with fresh air from without.
The Furnace patented and put up by Mr. GEO. WALKER,
~ Broadway is acknowledged by all who have taken the
trouble 10 examine IT, 10 combine the above good qualities
greater perfection than any other in market II has more
over decided advantages all others Of
porang water keeping the air pure and wholesome with
no liability 10 crack furniture 10 warp doors walls Of
NE rooms from their place Persons interested in having
apartments warmed in the most healthy and agreeable
nei are Invited to call and examine for themselves
MO lineod
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Books
CALL ATW. Il. GRAHAM'S.


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MARRIED:

On Tuesday morning 9th inst. AT 81 Georges Church
Flushing. L. l. by Rev. George Burcker. CHARLES P.
L. WALK Of Flushing. TO MARIA l. HICKS. of Man
hasset.
At Deep River. Conn. Mr JOHN w. MARVIN TO Miss
JANE Z. SPENCER
At Deep River. Conn Mr.. FREDERICK c. BEMAN
10 Miss EMILY CULVER-all of Deep River.
AZ East Haddam Mr.. ALBERT SMITH TO Miss
LAURA MILLER-both o: East HadGam.
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SALT RHkuM-The season OF torture for those afflicted
WIN t's disease Is commencing. None but those who
nave experienced the maddenng irritation OF the skin.
wAch co.c produces The vicuIs OF Salt Rteuu,
imagine what ills. What is 10 be done! Omtments 10
IONS even the iariamed waer OF Lebanon Springs. are
oay temporary paiSlives. No topical application Will do
more IMAM a,iae tie inolerable itching which accompa-
lies ms disease Root out then. say Why saouli
man or woman feel rs clad garment of pricaly peas
mnen lew bottles oil SANpSs SASsAPARLLA will eradicate
ese Complaint That MS preparation VIII produce such
ea-c; The writer OF this nocc tos for he has proved Il
Us own family, and that recently. Try IL.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fuon-si. New Y rk.
Soc at 273 Roadway II East Broadway and by Drug
s generally hroug The United States Price 81 per
poc.e. S.y bottles for s..
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Business Notices.

q DR.. CHARLES A. LEE having completed his an
nua of duty Geneva Medical College has resumed
the practice OF Medicine at 52 Hudsonst To correct
Misrepresentation, Dr. L. would stale that he Is only ao
sent from the City during the months OF October aud
November; the Of the year he is engaged in the
practice of his profession.
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VUE IRISH Emigant Society Ba!L-The Executive

rV,UE IRISH Emgrant Society BalL-The Executive
Committee of the Irish Emigrant Society respeeHuiy
announce the public that the Second Annua pan IN aa
of The funds OF the Society Will be given al N6os on MOI
day Evening, December 49, 80 rrba.
tickets TO admit gentleman and two ladies. are Three
Dollars each and ray he'd from any OF the officers oil the
Society.
T. W Clerke, Esq. President, 40 Nassau-st
Gregory Dillon Esq Ist Vic--President ~ barc aysI
Joseph Stuart Esq. I'd VicePresident % w illhh-sI
Hugh Kelly. Esq Sd Vice President 1873 bowery
James Reyburn. Esq. Treasurer ~ w atst
WIN. Redmond, Esq. Treasurer pro tenn. II Exchange
place. Ct, ?. N..sa,.,
John T Doyle, Esq. Corresponding Sec'y IS NassauSl
NJ J OConnor E.q Recording Secy, W Johh'sl
Felix Ingoldsby, Esq ;9 Maiden-lane
John Manning, Esq l66 Pear-sL
c. H. Sheehan, Esq "a Fultonst
james NJ s,hews. Esq % WaloL
Dr. Hugh Sweeney, 81 Elm-st
Arthur Stewart, ESQ SO Merchants Exchange.
C. NJ. Marry, E>q. 3S Pine.sL
James Dwell Esq l79 Hest-s
Thomas Boland, Esq. IL Annst
John McNicol, Esq 81 Rooseveit-st'
Thomas Swanwick, Esq. 81 Pine-sL
James Shepherd, Esq
Charles f. Shea, Esq. 81 Cedar.st
Terrence Donnely. Esq. South Wlillams,
And at the Office OF the Society. No. Ann-sL
no eodtd19SruSTh
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Up The New. o rleans Delta Of the LIST reports a
premature funeral clerk in the Bee Office died
supposed, of apoplexy and when the funeral services
we're in progress day the assembly was startled b!
moveISent in the collin He was revived and the phy-
stefan administered him. but with no hope oil rcsora-
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General Notices.


ga Cnrd.-bEEBE CosTAR, Haiiers, l5o bro Cd,
ysv take his method apPsns their Customers and the
nublc thai they have had the misfortune 10 have IN e EN-,
ploynen, Grand boy lad whose character mas proved
pn6rousy dishonest and hsi much 10 their regret
ihey ind hsi in the haoii OF praccing 81 sorts
nj mpo uons upon their customers IN small way sucn as
collecting bills unauthorized charging Tor Wtces where no
cherq e has been made, guilty OF apetunerce &c 80.
The boy was discharged the moment He asce!AineN us
character and wish express our sincere rsr-l iai
of our friends should have suffered through MS lscon-
nct Ii any friends VINO have had me 20
noel with lis lad VIII cal store we sha be most
happy TO reciify his errors CT! LIS
~ Violation of the ashes OF the peaa :.
BREAKING Up OF TRINITY Sat u a; An - , &c,
Council copy which may be seen N he n l. Express
is lsfi for signatures al the following places
Al lb- Ofse OF Thos. C. Butler, IS John-sL
book Store OF Mes-rs Stanford SwoIcs 10y efoaa"ay'
0tf;re NJ Inc SewYork Express, liz Broadway.
Thomas Duean's, Uadertaker, 40 Brosdway, between
Grand and Broome Sic. f,.,
S. Morrisons Sexton Il Clarksonst near hudson;
Oice oi james \. Wells, eihavenue, between Isl a'u
22d
Drug Store of Dr. s. Sargent 10 sdsvenue, corner OF
EicbihsL
Drug Dr. Lodge, AS Grand corner OF Riage'si
Drug Store OF c. 8. Cox, 10 Eghh-aveuue s9,hsi OIL
Troy.st Oh jas
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Bulls.

Here's 10 YOU Harry Clay"
TINE YOUNG GUAHD.-ln renewed earnest OF
their determination to sustain and cherish the rccupera-
1--WE principles OF the Wing party well as in farther tes-
nony OF devotion. second only to their PRINCIPLES 70 inc
psrotic Spokesman grand Pacihcstor. HENRY CLAY
will hold their Second Annual Ball on the eve OF Tue ISL
Anniversary of the Treaty OF Gheu-Tuesday Evening The
o3d of December n.Nt-nt the Coiseum and In festive
erecting exchange happy congratulations upon receH'
WING successes States and The brishtenns pros
n.r of AN opening future, awaiting the political redemption
of In. Empire State by united Wing effort The dislin
guished Wings OF Tie Union will be invited 10 attend upon
the occasiOi. M. :, ..,,,,..
give u assurance that nothing will be omitted Oh their par
10 give entire satisfaction. . =. -
tanned OF the undersigned
Nv order of the Committee Of Arrangements.
HENRY d VAN NOSTRAND. Chairman, Ito " eetS-
JNo j. BiScHAM, Secretary, 40 Broadway ,,,,,,,
Chas c. Lewis cor West and Liberty; Jno l. WllIiaton'
Cortland, Jno Siea, 81 Fulton; Chas H. HaItshorn,
6l " y"
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-, Mercantile Library Associatiou.-M 7

language "A, he Mercantile Library Will deliver Lecture
AT Clinton Hall Saturday evening, December 18th. The
Lecture intended for such have thought OF study
m German and for those who anticipate :ore and greater
iicu.es IN the su1y of th Than conn
with proper raurs NODE OF teaching il The Lecture
of auv language ard The German especially
Tickets - cents For sale Al the principal Bookstores
the Lecture Room.
Adult4rce free to members Of the Association. Tickets
can he Obtained OF the Librarian.
Lecture 10 commence at {. O'Clock. % 5:
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DRY GooDs AT AUCTION PnIcrs.-The subscriber of.
fers coll prices large stock of Fall and Winter
Dry Goods, purchased exclusively at auction. Call aud
zee ET LEE ai3 Greenwich st.
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e b. PALMER, the Agent for most OF The best News
papers OF all the cities and principal towns throughout the
country and receives Advertisements al his C0u'
try Newspaper ADVERTISING Agecy in this buildng-En-
trance al the Coal OFFICE. rs u
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RI Arm Meeting of the Members If the Ner


tile Library Association. held N Clinton Hall on TUESDAY
evening 9TH met The following gentlemen were appoioied
Committee 10 nominate Officers the ensuing year
Mr. r 4 Clock, with Frost Jacohss
Mr. Char=. Livernare, with Coffin, Bradley {. Co.
Air CHARLES Sullivan. with L Goldsmith < Co.
Mr. Silas Hicks Jr with Lawrence Hicks
MI John F. Baker, with Z Caldwell < Co.
Nr c. C Gordon, with McCurdy, Aldtich Spencer
Mr. E Madden with J. 3. Gilman. By order
clUCt CHAS. NJ WHEATLEY Rec Sec'y
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reeey 80 d.. JOIN k0binsUn. COL = l. sn1,x and A.
hony Grill Esq vii address The Ws:hLnstOn
Society TINS flEursdeyl r1enlnS at National Hall Cans
Gushing Edger-y, the Martha Washington socjetT and
others Every nsn bring his man.
J. W. OLIVER, President.
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amusements.


COMPLIMENTARY conc ERT:IThe Sqhs
" is specially informed that CUNCEAi VI 'oCAL
AND lSSTRU MENTAL MUSIC. upon a scMe o, sreat
msguude. VIII be given the TAoERNAoLs,o On LUZ
cas Evening. Dec isth testimony OF 10 se IL
w-arled zral and candid judi ment OF M A. u
Editor OF the knglo American
Full particulars VIII he duly announced.
Tickets 81 be ohtNiped places Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen, members OF the Couutec:
4. Barclay, E.G. II. B. NJ. VIM SchMferbeTg, ESQ
Con.Il anS FN.Pre-ti-nt \. Rief. Esq
of he ST Georges Society Il o. Ouo, Esq
OF New-iork- U h Ml!defnefser' ESQ
w n Cuthb4r,so, Esq DR. V. Moit, Jr
p,s., NJ tire 81 C;eorpesIT 5 Chambers, Esq
Soci.rv 4 Stodsrd, Esq
Thorss Dixon Ex P.esid- eat Alfred Waller. ESQ
81 do Charles WISE, Esq.
io.a1n Fowler ESQ do do Edward Pay son Esq
Henry J--sop. Eco. lsi Vice Joseph Rhodes, hsq.
President OF co. f $ Sienion, Esq
Sept!rlius Crooks, Esq n MUSIC coNhIrrEs-
Vice President OF DO. I. c hill Esq tresidrnL OF
Robert BaSs, Esq Treasurer The Phha'noniS society.
OF DO George Loder, Esq. Vice
Errrv Owen ESQ Secretary President OF do.
OF do. J L. Ensign. SECRETARY OF DC
Henry Dixon ESD All1u Dod Wor.h, Esq. Treas
VI Motirsm E-G urer OF DO
Thomas :. Green. ESQ. Thomas Goodwin Esq. Ii
John X Bradbury. Esq brarian OF do
Joha Spawfor.h, ESQ H. c Tnm. Is, Assistant Or
Frazer ESQ OF DO.
frederick IVES, ESD A. Boucher. Esq I'd Go do.
7. ;. Cummings, Esq y. \. Edward Hodges Mus. D.
J. e Wallet ED lL.,her 3. Wyman, ESQ.
D- NJ I-yst, Do Seed
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F77 The Indies connected with the FRS, Free CON.

~ The Indies. connected with the First Free Con.
grrqnonal Church. IN ChTyse hetwe-u Riyngton and De-
lacey sis respectfully announce ~ The Christian Pubic
ih-y anticipate hol:irg FAIR, commencing on ;h,.
"Wednesday OF D-c-tni-r and Continuing on ,-vrrv
afternoon and evening I'LL Friday evening when la.y ,r
with Festival 10 commence eight o clock The
tables viii be furnished win the choicest Injuries OF The
dresses from Ceryn-n ind others aud vocal and
instrumental music t9 4
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~ Goarold, hai,u1, ledcaed Soap, Tor the cure OF I'M
Ses treckies Tan Saluwness Erupons, snd AL SKIN us
asIeaens at the o,iy depot 81 WekeIst Isl Store FROM
P.otdwey, ~ GreclaI Hair Dye tesetios
faH hosse, 70. crlIsoning Lips and Cheeks; P7'id'f
se Tor eGdieatag suIerfaoaI hnr, without INJURY 70
~ sAa Lay tA,:c for instantly scattering rvduess and
: from The face. Acoustic drops for curing deafness
~ Tic above celebrated preparations OF DR.. Gonrauds
20 70 be found only besr nud 81 WakersL Isl Store
fhoh Rroadway
AskNIsE B. Tu,.le Assembly Buld.n 60 Philadelphia
AlS-sL Boston Carleton Co. Lowell; Ives Sd
s ~ Gersh n BedforI Gaild, Bangor; Bhss, Spring
Ae'a' Green = Co, Worcester, Myers II. Haven. did
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auetiotl 6ales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aneuonsef; Co..
DY BANGS RICHARDS ~ PLAI E'-oso 10Y

JOSIAH RlCHARDS =. c,o,~
pY BANGS, RICHARDS x PLA In'm ~ eOn'
ID 2ri SayLtbersl Cash Advances nisde on coz
THURSDAY FRIDAY EVENINGS,
December lih apd l2'it
s1rsSs'vs SALE Of SEw RocSs-A Hnse shl sa,re
be collection Of BOOKS generally
OF library books school md booAs annusis io
1916 and o'er yesrs an extensive vasty of Juvenile so
and Oxford bibles and IN fee bindings. llusus
.ud works n,eSiic. books. blank books Ne
MONDAY AFTERNOON, Dec 18th. at o'clock.
LARGE SALE or HOLIDAY PSEsENrs-A large and splen-
did assortment Of fancy articles snd sseonery s,sha tor
holiday cis consisting Of Papers and Souvetnrs Papier
Aacbe and Too.s.>she Csrd BssAss hacks nd Cases,
genemaus and ladies' Dressing Cases sees " OK Boxes,
large variety OF Games and Puzzles. e~sanI Ink,snds
Backgam Boards, Chess Men, Engasn No's ripper.
boxes OF Wafer Colors, &c.
L. COTTON & co. Auction and Commission Me,-
chants Nos. ll9 Eulior-s: and 81 Ana-st Lioe'h &C.
vsn.rs made on consignment and returns made
THIS DAY, (Thursday,) Dec II,
At 10 O'Clock at 81 Ann St
SHERiFr SALE or DsY GocDs &C comprising S.Stns
Cassiuierrs Pfn;s Mouss-line LANES dEeosse Shee
mp Shir,ing Ticking Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves Ribbons.
LNcc. Thread, SewingSl& and Cotton Linen Ala 0o''ou
Tape &c Also Blankets. ComIosieIs, &c &c.
MONDAY Dec. l5;h,
ito! O'Clock. Al Mo- isy aad .ot Grana,sL AN,
machines large snvs vices lot hammers sheas 'na'-
nss, 10, stsr, AID iron, sc. &c. BY order OF c.,
ALFRED ROACH, Constable.
DY JANIS VI. MILLEk-
ID THIS DAY. Dec. II.
Al iO3 O'Clock. The OF GnsD. SINAI! Co NoA
and Eerryst .,
SOLE LgArHgx-5oe0 sdes OF sole leather, with other
articles In tie line.
Al lo3 CLOCK. sl the storr No Lioerty-st
Doors SxoEsASD bReSASs-iso cases sooss, Snoes a
Brogans consisting every vaetysui,abe for Southern
Wsst.rn ana Northern trade Sale positive
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DIED {:

Yesterday, Dec 10Th, Mr.JOHN KELLY.
His friends are respectfully invited attend his funeral
from his late residence No 50 Pike-s this afternoon
2 o'clock
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NGW " OhhS " ~ =. I,I, -I-DL ., .,5 r,ni
SKETCHES OF MODERN LlTERAIC X. ana 5 5i.,-
rs,sl hy George Gilfan vol. l2mo forming continue
hon Of ~ pp!eton. Literary Mscesny tin iT~ "a!
II Prscrca Treatise on Healthy skim With Rules Tor
the Mecn and Domestic Treatment OF Cusneous Disea7
IS bv Erasmus Wilson, +. r ;. VOL LIMO. iu Fatec-
(Imuedatey.) IN, II, i,
iii The Christmas Holyiays in Rome, b. The Rev W. j.
Kip ~ a vol l2uo. About Inc 10Th INST
~ Chances and Changes, Illustrated by the History OF
Sr,r Hs nv Ctas Burde author OF Newer too Late, &c
v The SOCK OF I!lustrious Mechanic. in Europe sod
@Sitei nv Johu Frost LII D. VOL l2fno. illustrated
Next week !,
vi. The History OF Rome from the Earliest Period, by
Thomas Arnold D. D. IL handsome $40. volumes ION
II Pre2sfstion-sewers Speaker for Schools, edited by
Prot. Reed.
Oiierdotf's New Italian Grammar.
Surren-'s New Standard French Dictionary.
dln 2is D. APPLETON co. 30 broeeWay.
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Boarding.

BOARD WANTED-By two respectable boys OF
ID about Is from the country, who are IN stores and wish
board down town in quiet private family Please address
Z c. K. Tribune Office. al -
DOARDING.-Board can BE- obaiued By early appli-
ID cation n. a Bgrclaysi Single ROOMS for gentlemen
with full board hcs!s-i ana tea unfinished room
AID bedroom rttuced suitable Tor Two single gentlemen
or II gentleman and h!s wife. References exchanged
as 2wls~
ID Pleasant furnished apartments and good board may
now be had for single young aud gentlemen with their
wives, reasonable tems by Immediate application as
above a. lsu
DOAiDIN(;.-Gentlem may obtain Rooms and
d Buard on favorable terms al no. Anu-sL fronting
Broad opposite The Astor House The Location very
convenient for business pru and the pleasant and
airy ~ g. No piano IN The house d. i-lt
A ROOM with board suitable for Two Young Gentlemen
N, 10 be lei TIC Chambersst. doors Yves, o. Broad
way Alsoa single gentleman be accommodated as
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