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81 A N q AS.
TINE, as often poets tell,
Steals the living swift and still
Onward to it's ocean swell,
From its river-from its rill.
Moving fast the rill expands,
Flying back, its iount recedes.
Ere we think. through other lands,
II a sweeping river leads.
Soon the lights Of home do burn,
Dimly through the distance far
Soon no more we backward turn,
Onward is our beacon star.
Fortunes palace riseth fair.
And Ambition beckons on;
Fame is whispering on the air,
Mid the scenes where we are drawn.
And an Iris arched above,
Thrills with beauty--is the bond
Binding all beneath with love.
Telling Of the joys beyond.
He 10 manly who doth take
Firmly in his grasp the oar.
And of what is now. doth make
What he soon Gun never more.
They are childish who repine.
Gone s the wave that hcaved them last,
While they dream the present time
Bears them farther from the past.
What is gone should be forgot.
Effort should not be delayed
Ever future is our lot,
And from waves now heaving made.
Fortunes smile and Glory's sheen
Will their future favors throw
On the men who men have been,
Who the tolls Of labor know.
And I will be the noble form,
That is crowned with Honors prize.
That will thrill meath glances warm,
Dropped from smiling Beauty's eyes
Souls too. with true courage strung
While by storms of life they're thrown,
Der them have rainbow hung.
When from life they sail alone.
Then, since Time moves rapidly,
Let US act; for each must know,
There q for him destiny,
That his making-high or low.
Der Times waters, too, a knell
On the minds sad reverie,
Often stealeth slow 10 tell
Meath one heaves Eternity.
ridge, Masi. Nor. 1915. l. B.
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
Nc Three Doors from Na5,,a-stre J
TO MERCHANTS.-Merchan;s supplied with all kinds
OF PRINTING al the cheapest rate. viz:
Cards, Bills Lsding,
Circulars, R,,csipts "
Bill Heads CherEs Sr
70 LITERARY GrSrLSats.-o ris,-s! Manuscripts print
cd with sccuracy.
Pamphlets, Stereotype Work and MI kinds OF
Books Letter Pres, Prt,,,ins
To LECTURERS MusIcI,Ss-Pros ya,.es beau tn1lly
printed.
Lecture Bills Small Bills for Dislr,.
N,.n,..ots Btils Button, &c.
And every description 0. Psta aud Ornamental Work
executed with great and pnnctnary the oSce
No. SprIcsNsIree;
The improved POWER PRESSES, FOR BeoEs, PAM.
PgLErs. &c.
All work The above Presses viii be done
aiuerv ln>r prres tvIl-u
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IL ship Shenandoah. from LioapoOl-Mr Brown,
lady children and servant Mrs Hill, Miss Hamilton.
Mrs Brand and child-60 in the Storage.
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Capt Eaton, OF schr Arzoo this port reports Nov.
26h in LAT 40 % having fallen il with the wreck of the
brig Arsxens, waterogged mainmast and fore topmast
gone, and abandoned Supposed, from appearance, TO
have been In tina, situation time.
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DANIEL ADEE, lr7 Fu;on-st. mas just published
EBNo - Brahwai,e's Retrospect OF Practical Medicine
and surgerys halfyeay Journal containing RETROSPECT
View Of every Discovery and Practical Improvement
in the Medical Sciences. Commenced IN Janusry 1870
Published in London 10 july and January ofevery year
and re-pubished in New York by DANIEL ADEE No l0I
Fulton-sl Terms-The first 10 Nos or I'VE years 50 per
wear thereafter, 81. Invariably in advance. NIL u
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Books.
OK OF TIE SEASON,

MOST ELEGANT BOOK OF TIE SEASON,
NDTHE CHEAPEST ever pubiisbed-Ju 5. IN
II The Poets Gallery OF Beauty, win = exquisite IL
portraits In the ghssl style Of the ART llusf4'e % -
y "a Moores Poe:ica Works. vol olio e!esahaY oo.t-
in morocco S!l splrndidy eo!ored and pound II '
rocco, SIS. -. 1,- t.s..,. Loves
LIN: Sumner Cloud Tbs Evecing Star: Ibe feeslse
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Ing Beauty The Vesper Hymn, Ntneita Theresa Ihs
cisn Maid Zelica Thomas Moore
IT THIS charming pusicaron Ihe poIHot..o
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il deserves frame and the whole series 10 adorn se
~ AL the portraits quite poetical-t'ehspeie.
tender vet effective shadows End the sccesso1les
we refer 10 costume OF The framework aronhd ~ .e
lime finely correct and precisely rich nea. sal M
exposition gccou psnies escn pc.nfs ~ n
j. one o! he richest beauty and IN these days o f.
for the really superior productions Of arr ra o1cce ~
rnedis,ely very popular public !sFofl'"
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RUGER'S ARITHMETIC
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n ceen standard WORKS. FOR SAFE by inc pIihclpa4
as bookseers In city OF New ORE, and may be an o.
KnovIton RICE Wser,own. n. Y. on the most hoe'a
terms. 80 - 80 -
PRICE ONLY II 1-2 CENTS.
THE KITCHEN DIRECTORY AID American House
wife containing the valuable and recei
in sill he various branches Of Cooking together WIN COZ
action Of miscellaneous receipts Also the whole art 0.
Csryiug Illustrated by sixteen Engravings.
d. MARK n. NEWMAN. Publisher, 1873 Broadway:
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RUGER;S ARITEME
PRICE ONLY II IL CENTS
POCKET DIARY FOR 1916.

lust PUBLISHED, the Pocket Diary tor 1850, ior the
purpose OF recording OF past present and future
occurrence containing blank for every cay IL me
wear neatly bound in pockebook orn-also hall bouaa
Ia cheaper form. Published and for sale by
ma JANSEN l. BELL, l55 Nesssu.s
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5rbools.

EDUCATI0N.-A Lady residing in a delsa-,ai pss.
Il Of Brooklyn wishes obtain few Young a9es 80;
side ner family. for the purpose of superHienahs
education In addition her unirlnE personal eO
in training their ri1os aud regulating heir raorsl so re
hgious character Inc oe't masters VII Dc r,odarats
various branches OF ornamental acquiFeren az
chsrges Please address NJ. NJ. P Brooklyn Posi- o'ee
4 NEW Course Of Lessons in Freach or he keoert-
n eorian System by Edmond Du Ba.sson, 4 M-Evel-
ing classes being formed No Ia J-eelt o'
ner OF Houston Hours Of si;sndance,6 10 anu -
By bis system the student sooner able 10 converse win
rapidly and ease. besides acquiring tAoTo.su -
OF the language, with .! .ts iGoInac peclIA'f'' =!
Further particulars. terms. kc viii be made known OF
application a. Mr.. BooknsIn'. Select School, 40 az
p n ne In
y7HE SELECT SCHOOL, So III Green cor. OF
/ Ho1.ton-sL-C ARIES ROOkHAM. Msster-lnst-le-
o, ~be on t, Pr.-'-l sv.farl /. given al he E.e
risn;ary Branches OF SOUND English Educaiior Inc La
TN and French languages aad Bookkeeping, are also
Taught, forming part Of he general course -. 81. 49,.
Members limited. No 50- upwards OF = ?eafs o. axe
received School Circulars may os had a. Henry
NJ Onderdonks, . Jotn-si- Messrs lockwood Sons
Broadway and t J. Growers corner OF broac~sy an'
BleecsersL no I'M
der The charge OF Mr. McLaurep meet At O'Clock IN
the evening at Mr. boo6hnuls SchooircoFn 10 Ia Oleen
corner OF HoUs,o--si.
TIE course Of practice Is much more extensive md thor
ouch than can possibly be given IN e large School
housekeeping also taught
Farther particulars erts &c made kno*n ol s?P!4Ca
ton above between lie hours Of 4 NJ aad oeloek
P. 20 I'm
lAi-BkOW'- RIDING SCHOOL. No 80 Bow
~ cry, near Aston and La Fayete places New-f orh M
mas The honor hat Lis School is open a7 ana
evanins for Equestrian Tuition and exercise Ricing.
TERMS:
LECTURE LESSONS. EXERCISE SioiSs. .
le I,essons....sl5 On Mopth..............l2 90
10 do ........... 10 90 ~ Rides...... ...-.l0 80
do 5o9Ilo do .'..'..''0 q
Single LessJus........ 60 gle Rdes..''....' %
Road 90 1900. ~
y. B-Hishy trained and quiet Horses Tor The Road or
Parade. 10 let. EVENING CLASS: 49,.
IL Lessors.........Sa o0l2n Rides .....''.'.Slo w
Single ............ lpiSi1gie Rides......... 20
RULES:
/ All Lessons or Rides paid Ter commenting.
, On. hour SLOWED for eash Lesson Ride In Inc SchooL
8. One hour and hall for L. sson or The Road
l. Hours for Ladies', from a. NJ. 10 s P. NJ.
s. Hours for Gentlemen from TO and from 20 q! NJ
s. No gentlemen sdntes during the hours appropriated
TO Ladies'.
J. Only three msns allowed for Course of Lessons or
Rides
" g. The School has been r-ilted End furnished with
pension of lak;np cold IoSi
cnd OF srfrsaa -e0ues'Ad previous - commencing
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MEMOIR
DISASTERS.

The ship John q. Costsr for Canton and other out.
ward bound vessels arc detained in consequence of sd
verse winds. Wind North East, With rain.
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AMERICAN RELIGIOUS GIFT BOOK-BeeuLu!ly
"A printed and embelished by supeTby executed 'FRONT.'
ispiece in oil colos; bound in morocco, extra gilt
SOME or THE CONTRIBUTORS:
Pew w Alexander D D. Mis- II. F. Gould,
Rev Erskine Mason D. d. Rev. J. w. Browne,
Raw W r Williams D. D. Rev. Eugene Kincad,
Rey Gardiner SpriDg D. D. Rev. Robert Baird, D. D.
Rev Dowlipy NJ William ". Laird,
Kev Ruf1s w Griswold W. Gilmore Simns,
Rev. w. B. Sprague, D. D. J. g. Whittier
Ms = S,eele Rev ]. o. Choules, A. NJ.
Also an edition without the oil colored onispee bound
IN handsome muslin and gilt
z WALKER Publisher, ia Ful;on-sL
r5r EoT1cE 10 Booksellers and Agents The seventh
edition of Dowlngs History OF Romansm will he ready on
Mor6a 18th Ms
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FREMoNT,S EXPEDITION

DEPORT OF THE EXPLORING EXPEDITION 10 lns
Rocky Mountaias In the wear 1892 and 10 Oregon and
California in the years 1913 and si by Brevet Captain j.
c. Fremont Of the Typographical Engineers uneeT Lue OF
ders of Col j. J. Albert Chief OF the Typographical Bureau
illustrated with eugravi1g together with large map OF
the Exploring Expedition CRelsr octavo volune. OF
sale hy MAIN IL M" MAY, US oIoa1 20
nITEST LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Just published BY the subscribers IN pamphlet iofn,-
The Peien, Laws of the United States comp!ee-toeene
with Information persons having business 20 uasa'' t.
the Patent Office. ,,s .rs
Also lust pubshed-The Laws relating TO Landlord ana
Tenant The Fire Lava of the City OF New York togene
with the Fire Limits aud Mechanics Lien Laws !s new
Post-O5ce Law; The Militia Law the Laws restng 10
Religious Interpretations; and the Laws reatne 10 hAeC
Published, and FOR sale BIZ JANSs.N q . ILL.,
r95 booksellers and StGtlO0ert los Nh-Nhu ~
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d. Shade Dealers. l3i Chal7In.sL near Roosevelt
WINDOW SHADE DErUT, No. Spruc--sL New
w forkThe only mandatory Of any exen. in the Un!t
ed States. The subscribers offer for Gale the splendid
OF Shades which could be collected together,
consisting Of the following styles:
10000 pairs beautiful Gothic, painted by artists These
all vie OF celebrated places in Europe.
1000 pairs OF assorted Gothic Cornan. and Landscapes
such generally sold about the City.
- pairs OF most beautiful Cornhian, painted in Florence
100 pairs Of OF the celebrated places in this
country.
5000 pairs Of cheap Shades, from 62i 81 so.
We pledge ourselves to sell 100 per cheaper than
any other house in NeyYors. Persons wishing see the
process OF getting up III. most useful articles shown
through the painting rooms win great pleasure
signs, Banners and Interior Decorations re sur
passed. Trimmings fall kinds al manufacturers prices.
Persons buying 10 sell again dealt with the ber
g. terms. o20 3n BARTOL g. DE NAUEY.
FRENCH WINDOW SHADES - c. Wood
ford Z59t Broadway, mas just received extensive
sornezt Of the ABOVE Shades varying from TO y feet
length Also invoice OF French Landscape Paintings Of
new designs, &C. Cocnthian Columns. Gc The invoice
contains abo1I 100 pre- low priced and viii be sold accord
ingy.
n. B.Merchants aud Upholserers buying TO eel ageia
will be allowed alib-ra discount. Next door
Of Resde-st La;arges Buildings Inl5 J. C. WOODFORD.
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YANKEE FIyAyclERIso-A True StO'y-A far
mer Down East" IA possessor OF voracous ap'
petite, took with him to neighborDg town, TO
market, fine fat turkey. tavern-keeper espylng
it, inquired of him his PRICE.
Wall" said the Yankee farmer, " if you would
like 10 6uy, will let you have for one dollar IN
c1sh-with the understanding that am TO have
doner from the turkey besides
THE tavern keeper unconscious OF the farmer
derourang abilities. finally accepted the proposition
When the dinner hour arrived in walked the Tar
roer. and seated himself al the table, upon which
was steaming the turkey, cooked in line style, and
all the et ceteroS.
All preliminaries having been dispensed nth. the
Yankee Immediately commenced operations. Down
went one leg OF the turkey, succeeded by wing
another leg and wing and so on, until all minus
b0aes/ followed in their course. The company
present looked frs. at the farmer and turkey, and
then at each other wondering Ohere would be the
limits OF his eppeti;e-when up jumped the Yankee
having finished his dinner and tie turkey leaving
his astonished companions 10 reconcile themselves
as they bes, could to their deprivation.
Of went the Yankee farmer with his one dollar
in cash, turkey dressing and a9. doubtless feeling
assured that he had factoriiy disposed oa part
OF his marketing Journal OF Com.
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OREGON IEsEcrs-We have heretofore taken
occasion TO refer to the abundance Of insects which
infes; Oregon The entomology OF no country is
richer. The mnskeioes are large, and manifest the
most unparalleled skill in tapping human rills En-
iprants fancy them TO be wild bees from the loud
ness of Their hum and the ferceness OF their bite
We learn from person who has recently re-
turned from an exploration OF that heavenly cline
that Notwithstanding the abundance OF mushetoes
and their 6erceness, the heas are the preemlnent
pests of the country. A flea invasion is more oread
ed than musketo invasion. The heas are grees-
rions going together in countless numbers :" men
evev thew concentrate their forces on an unucky EN-
;gran, he feels a degree OF agony compared win
,sb;cb a bis previous sutierings were mid indeea
VIE the suf.reris aiming deadly blow al haii
coed G.lo,y on the calf OF his leg, another diabo
ca ;rsect catches hold Of his shoulder causing nm
~ throw, himself backwards and to turn his atten
ron 70 the unnerciful backbiter. Occasionally the
xyhole troop make simultaneous onslaught on eve
W member of his frame and then follows scene OF
human twisting and turning and writing "hich
excels the agonized expressions OF the LAGOON.
If it shall hereafter be deemed expedent by the
wisdom of a Loco Foco administration TO send an
army 10 Oregon, although II may achieve signal
tyuuphs over red coated Brtons redtaced Indians,
and red .rnouthed catamounts 1t will certainly be
vic,iuized by agues, musketoes and teas A ie-
zion of such enemies of mankind are more formi-
dable than any other kind Of legions. Men may
conouer other men, but no conquerors can wage
successful war against the fevers and agues' the
snakes AID spiders the heas and Enusketoes OF ore
oon louisville Journal
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TRIRuNs los pRINTING orrrIoE.

SPOKEN &c.
Lai % ship vickshurg. y hours hence Tor NOrlesns
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fine Datrbes ann yemrlrp.
MATCHES. JEwELRY, Silver w.re, &c.


WATCHES, JEWELRY, Silver Ware, ke-Pur-
w chasers are lniied 20 examine he following articles
which offered sale very low prices Duplex, lie.
LepIue, and other Watches By approved makers OF
recent lpoE2cons, II hne gold snc silver cases Of lc
latest styles warranted correct crre Keepers God Chars
Seals Keys Rings Pins, Bracelets and every description
OF and fashionable Jewelry. Silver Spoons Ladies,
Knives Forks Plated and Britannia Ware Gold and Silver
Peuc: Cases Gold Peas Msnlel Clocks and choice Sc
ecaoE OF Fancy Goods. Watches, JeFe!ry &c cleaned
suG repaired. LOCKWOOD sCRlS SER-
20 Pear-s- corner Of Ful,on-s-
MA Il opposite United States Hotel
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
OICHARD FISHER, JR- WatchNaEsr and J-weler,
II nov prepared 20 sell WATCHES retail lower than
Az other House ne city. As he IL cocsts-, receiving
s.! descriptions direct from the Manufacturers IN England
assorlneut OF Gold Watches from Sl5 500 each Silver
DO from - 10 80 eect-a warranted 10 keep good time,
or The money returned Also very good assortment; o!
JEWTLRY and SILVER WARE very los.
taken In exchan y bought FOR Cash Watches Clocks,
Music Boxes and Jerelry repaired IN he best saaer and
srsrraa:-d By experienced orkmen as low shy Other
House N iais city. RICHARD FiSHER Jr: iaPster OF
Watches and Iewery Wholesale and Retstl No. Si Broad
way, Sev-Yort, few doors above Inc City Hospital
Ely RICHARD rlSaEk, ".
WATCHES, IEWELRY, &c.
4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Gold AMI Silver Du.
n PICK Pa;en, Lever. Anchor Escspenent: Lepiae AID
Vertical WATCHES. selected f-on the hes, MsaufacEireri
keepers.
Also some re9v Pattern, Q. God chala., Seals Key. &c
Do. DO. DO God Pencil Cases I COD fens
Do 90. Do. Thiribles Rings, Pins &c
Do do DO. Bracelets With s,onea
Do. do DO. silver Forks, Spoons &c.
All the above articles viii be sold c. the LOW EST PRICES
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers OF Fine Watches, &c.
No. Nssssu-sL opposite lie Cusor House
P. S.-The above articles carefully Repaired snd war
rsr;ed nv The mostslfu workmen in the civ $50 o'y
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JUST PUBLISHED,
THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for Schools, Illus
trated by 900 engrsvngs and So maps, with globe
map on new plan 10 vol 40. by s. g. Goodrich author
Of Peter Psrley's Tales, &c
The above work has already been introduced Into the
Public Schools orRocheser and in number Of ohers,
The first edition is nearly disposed OF the second
will be published In d few days
s3os HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, 2l6 Pearl-st.
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IN PURSUANCE OF m order Of the Surrogate VI
County Of. Ne~-Yrrs, Notice is hereby given to
ali persons havug claims against Stephen C. Rec, aic OF
the City Of NewYork Physician Decreased present the
same with the vouchers h-reoio the subscriber Office
WIN Henry Sherman, Esq No % Nassau-st IT the City OF
New YORK, the ninth day of October. lst5.
olO 'aw om JOHN CHRISTIE. Administrator
NOTICE Is hereby given. mat application vii nc
made 10 the Legislature Stale 81 New YORK, ats
rext session FOR e; to Incorporate the Pson A.ca
uo1 Of N"~-York NeVY nrS. Nov H. lat5 nl2e"
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HOT AIR FURNACE.
NATAIE ER's Pateut Improved Hot Air Furnaces for
w heating Dwellings, Stores. Churches, &c.These Fur
naces Will hect economically and eiceny The air IN the
apartment. will be pure and healthy, free ola dryness dust
Gas. -.
They put up under ,hs persona! supervision Of hr
Walker the Paence and have hitherto given entire sds-
fiction and in all warranted 10 perform well
Reference ". w. Taylor, ESQ Governor New-Yor H0i
pi.ai Mr. Charles Starr Superintendent. do Edward BE-
Inen, Esq - Wslst; c. d. Rhodes, Esq 10 Pear street,
Mr.. ThomRs Mct.raIh. l54 Nasal sc.
anS,f GEO. WSDkER ~ Srnah~Hf
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BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURER.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF PIanisn-d Tia and
Wood Ware, Baskets, Brushes Door Mats Shaker sev-a
aud Broonsn snort every variety Of House Keeping Ar
rices.
Table Dishes and Covers &c &c for Hotels and Steamboats,
on band, and manufactured at the shortest notice.
JAMES Y. WATKINS
oS larieod is Catbarins-st- N..@-Yorf
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4 OverShOes DO slip ice and alter eiehI years
improving Of them, they the most perfect over
Shoes IN the world. Whoever buys them and Is dissatisfied
after wearing ihrm shall have pair for nothing His
aim has always been MAKE the best regardless oil cost
and here plenty custom in VINO want just
such OveTShoes. Twenty different kinds u Rubber Over
Shoes-mens women's and children's, wholesale and
tail For sale by the manufacturer, % Maiden lane.
d. w HORACE a. DAY
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CARRIAGE SPRINGS rad Axle Arms-Srrrman,
OArws,er Co. Cliff and Fulton will receive
orders carriage springs and axles be furnished from
their Establishment New Haven, he reasonable
ers Paten, ms axes OF all szss supplied 10 ordes els
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Camps, gntlerp, &f.
PREMIUM LAMF STORE.

PREMIUM LAMP STORE.
E0UTHOuY MEYERS, S+l Broadway, Respectfully
richest extensive assortment 10 be found IN ms
country OF BRONZED and ORMOLU CHANDELlE kS,
CENTRE: MANTEL, SOLAR BRACKET, and b I. Z y
ING LAMPS, CANDELABRA, GlRANDOLES, bRAC-
KET BRANCHES and CANDLESTiCkS.i in every variety
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS aew and superb article, Pc
cula-ly desirable FOR packets sud steamboats,
In evidence OF the superiority OF this portion OF elr STOCK
over any other OF It's class offered TO the public IN this Sy
snd FOUR SILVER MEDALS. awarded 10 The manrscihr.
within the las: years for The greatest variety anu
beauty Of patterns and the uHrivaed finish OF their work
Every article sold by n. warranted TO re hat they
represent and those who obtain hr class gooc a!
orice often paid FOR such OF very Inferior Gusy,
requested TO favor .nem with call before purchasing
elsewhere.
LAMPS, GIRANDoLES, sc.
I AMPS GiRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS AND
BROTHER CO.. No. IS John.street, manufacturing
and always hand complete OF articles n
al wholesale or retail al Low PRICES for cash:
Improved Chemical Oil ard Csmphene Lamps,
S,!a Lamps, Gill ard Bronzed, in great variety
Cornelius & Cos celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps,
5irando,es, various patterns, gE svered or bronzed
SCspendlng Scars, Oorlc CamPnene Lamps,
Bracket SoGrs, SIZE DO DO
Solar Chandeliers, bUcket DO DO
Patent Lard Hand Tampa. Stand DO do
Britannia Hand Lamps. Csmphens Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical Oil. Pure sperm On
do Cainpheue, Solar and Lard Oh,
40 Burning Fluid, Refined Whale Oil. mi9y
DODtEK>'- TAbLE CUTLERY IN SETS.
n "A few sets OF the genuine Joseph Rodgers Sons
Table Cutlery in 81 pieces, complete, with ivory
hande French RSiiesn fq sRo% s' Coz Fon
HAKDWARE and Cutlery.-Seamau Lowerre 27s
II Sprng.s GreenwichsL offers Tor sale large and
general a. sorneni OF Hardware Cutlery Britannia and
Japaped Ware Ola
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SHEET LEAD and LEAD PIPES

Complete assortment OF al sizes warranted of the best
"A quality constantly hand and for sale the loves,
prices, By LATHAM s. BROTH Frs 2tg Waier-sL
y. B. Tin-Plsred,- Timed Lead Pipe also
furnished al the price Inc pure Leefen Pipes The
plate" Of Tin warranted thick and well laid on az
be donebuL the time the rers do NOT
wish impose public by recommending H. az they
know It To be corrosive and destructive OF The lead Sam
ples exhibited W; 3meod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF thu
County OF Eewf Ork, Notice is hereby given to all per-
having claims against WALTER KELLEY, late of tho
City OF Se'y-York, spnaster, deceased present the
WITH tue vouchers thereof the subscriber nj
sidencc No lt} Cherrystree. in the City Of Na,vYork
or before the eighth day Of December mex. Dated New
York the ith day of June 1916 ELIZA KELLEY
-5 lsyvejn' adrninist rptrix.