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WINDOW SHADES. WINDOW SHADES
w KELTY < RIHER, exclusive Windo" sasus 80. 90,
VIII open tbs r:orUl-E Il cases containing
5-suf. vi patterns, such Ric5 Lendscapes p1tA9'
Scrolls, Srilut Scripture Views and lrrriofs tyIes
before offer ed FOR sale n Ills ccct! az
c- purchased a, othe. Sore AIrc any.
lhou.sld OF TIE styles sold II The cry OF
sale wholesale retail prices 80 PEI cent lower ha1
ih-y sold other Tere trey get erl al seo
sn hlts y 2. Prices VARYING from - cenL- 20 So
kelly RfkER,
ms Exclusive Window Shsde Store. Isl Chtt1 a1l-st
WINDOW eaADEDEPOT, No. Spre--Et New
~ YrrbTh- Only rIenufsctory o! ANY eS;sn: in the t
81 States The subscribers Ir sale t- most splendid
Of Shases Isich ccG "a collected toselnrf
/; consisting o. the following styles
cG pzrs beautiful Gothic. painted by artists. These are
al We OF celebrated places n Europe
pairs OF assorted Gothic CorinLan and Landscapes,
such generally sold about TIE City.
IS pairs OF beautiful Co!inhia1. painted in Florence
loo pairs of OF the celebrated places In Ibis
county.
scJo psirs of cheap Shades from, g.; cents 81 So
We pledge ourselves sell lc0 per cent cheaper than
other house NewYork Persons wishing 10 see The
process OF getting the useful articles, shown
through the painting rooms with great pleasure.
Signs Banners. and Interior Decorations not 10 De SUI
passed Trimmings Of kinds al manufacturers prices
Persons buying sell again dealt with or the most ber'
81 terms co Sn BARToL DE MAUNY.
FRENCH WINDOW SHADES -. C. Wood
ford Broadway. has Just received m extensive IS
OF the above Shades varying from TO Il feet IN
length Also nvoic. OF FreRch Landscape Paintings Of
designs, &c Cortnhial Columns, &c The invoice
contains about 100 prs low priced acd viii be sod accord
y Merchants aud Upholserers buying to sell agsin
will he allowed liberal discount Next door 10 the corner
OF R--dest Lsfargr's Buildings lnl5 J c WOODFOkD
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Pecond Board.
pAssEMcERs SAILED.

In brig L. Riehardson for Barbados and Marscaibo.
Com Gen Bailey, A lady, children and servt Cana:
da David Belden, Albert Martin, Jr d Brownless N
Griffin, New.York; w Bishop, New Jersey; A Gerard,
pemerara; Lawrence. Boston; Livingston Columbia.
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CRENCH WINDOW SHADeS.-J. C. "
Dalrti1 AeDulnss.

APoTEECARIEs' HALL, IS CATHERINE-ST.
Established 1870
A LII MEDICINES in this establishment warranted gen.
"A uine No boys inexperienced young men ere ever
allowed wait on customers The fines; Swedish Leechcs
for sale or applied BY experienced person
WM. WATSON, Chenis, aud Pharlaceuasi-
slG 3rneod' From A Gardens. 81 OIford-st London
CHOICE FAMILY MEDICINES, Chemicals
" Perfunery, &c for sale by DAVID SANDS co. a
East Broadway, cor. Markets. viz:
Bermuda ArrowRoc;, warranted pure and OF tho best
quality.
Cologne Water Of superior quality il bottles or on dra
Also agents for Dr. Prsls Patent Artificial Nipple, which
is recommended by the Physicians in the city.
Physicians, Prescriptions carefully prepared By compe-
tent person sl hours. day and night Mig
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

QICHARD FISHER JR. Walch-Maker and Jeweer,
IL is prepared TO sell WATCHES al retail lower than
any other House in the CITY, AS he is constantly receiving
all descriptions direct from the Manufacturers in England
France and Switzerland he Is enabled TO offer very large
OF Gold Watches from Sl5 500 each; Silver
do from SIS $40 each-el warranted keep good time,
The money returned. Alec very good assortment OF
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE very low.
n. B.-Second hand Watches and Old Gold and Silver
taken IN exchange bought for Cash Watches, Clocks
Music Boxes and Jewery repaired in he best and
warranted, By experienced workmen low any other
House in ihis city, RICHARD FISHER Jr. Importer Of
Watches and Jewelry Wholesale sld Retail No SSl Broad
way, Now-fork, few doors aboye-yhe City Hospital
nl4y RICHARD FISHER, Jr
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Gold and Silver Dc-
N plex: Patent Lever Anchor Escapement Lepine and
Vertical WATCHES selected from the hes: Manufacturers
In Europe which will be WARRANTED pe.fec. Tine
keepers
Also some new Pattern, OF Gold chains Seals Keys &c.
Do do. do Gold Pencil Cases Z Gold Pens
Do do. de- Thimhles, Rings Pins, &c.
Do do 40 Bracelets with Stones
AL The above articles will be sold a. the LOWEST PRICES
and warranted 10 be equal the best made in the city
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers OF Fine Ws.clei &c
No Nassau-st opposite the Customs Eouga
7. SThe above articles carefully Repaired and Va
ran!ed' by The mosskul wOrsren in the civ. so osy
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IN PURSUANCE OF az order OF Tire Surrogate OF the
4 County Of Ncw-Yurk, Ncuce is hereby given 10
oil persons having against Stephen c. Rec late OF
th. City OF N-wYork Physician, deceased to present !he
same With vouchers the subscriber aths office
wiki Henry Sherman Esq No. 70 Nassaust r the City OF
N-wYors before the tenth day OF April next Dated
New YORK ninth day OF October, 1875.
ola law ON JOHN CHRYSTIE. Administrator.
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FARMERS, LIBRARY.

EeRosPECTUS OF THE FARMERS LIBRARY, AND
L MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE. JOHN
S. SKINNER Editor Each number Will consist OF TWO dis
iinct parts, viz.
l. TIE FARMERS LIBRARY. in which will be publishe
continuously The Standard Work. Agriculture
bracng which by their the language in which
they written would otherwise seem beyond the reach OF
neury all American Farmers. In this way we shall
give orwo three dollars the choicest European reatises
ana researches in Agriculture costing times much in
the nal editions easily Obtained al any price, and
virtually on, OF the reach Of who live By following the
plough In the Farmers Library they will be accompanied
by from the Editor explaining what may be obscure
10 American readers, calculated 10 misead the begin
ner in Farming owing differences OF Soil Climate, &c
The works published in the Library Will form complete
series exploring and exhibiting the whole field of Natural
Science and developing the ch treasures hicb Chemistry
Geology and Mechanics have Welded and may yield
te he abor and swell the hnrvesis OF the ntegen,
husbandan. The work will be so arranged that the Far
mers Library be bound BY itself forming man
moth volume OF 6C0 pages a. the end OF each year or each
work contained therein may be bound separately
II. The MONTHLY JousSAL or AGRICULTURE VIII Ike
!. Foreign: Selections from the higher Class OF BRUSH,
French and German periodicals devoted 10 Agriculture
with from books which may not be published
In the Library &c &c . american Editorials, communi-
Gated and selected accounts OF experiments improved pro
cesses, discoveries in Agriculture, new implements &c &c
In his department alone VIII ours resemble sy
work yet published II can hardly be Necessary TO add
that Political Economic. other coniroyered doctrine,
will be incucaed through This magazine It's prce VIII be
Five Dollars year in advance, for TWO roya octave VOL
uIneS oicbO pages each
Each number ofthe Library will be illustrated by nuwer
engraving printed ripe obtained expressly Tor Lhs
work and good paper-he whole got up rs such work
should be ldoes prove The best as well as the al
pest and most comprehensive Agricultural work ever pa-
ishec II this country, the ian; sha mol resi- VIII c pup
ishers and Will not fall short Tor wait OF In.
dusry devotion in the Editor The low and definite rate
OF postage cargeebe such perodfcs aer me Isl OF
Juiy-sa- six 10 eight censa uunDer-wil enable many 10
take who would Otherwise have been repeed by the
heavy ana capTcoUs e1acons OF the Post-omce AS fos
masters permitted frank money letters 20 publishers
until that period and as wish print only SC many Co
pies may be wanted. respectfully solicit orGesf from
al who may incline aid early as W u suit their con-
venience- Address
GREELEY &FMcELRAIH Tribune cio1i Z, Once
Corner OF SpracesIeei opposite the Guy ha!L
Nrw-YoRE MAY, i3i5.
E' The first number will be published on the lsi day Of
July and thence regularly the first secular day Oh every
month.
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STEREOTYPING ANp PRINTING.

NEWELLS PHGNiS PRESS AND FOUNDRY, Tn
buns Buildings NassSu-st opposite the Parkl-Thc
subscriber having had his ers establishment destroyed
ire No II Sprucst has The fourth stor OF
Tribune Buildings and IS again reSdy receive ali orders
S,ereo.yping which VIII be executed with nes,ness and d
psch the lowest prices His type and presses being al
new gna the bes; kinds he VIII guaaut-e thai the
doue establishment will be eyened IN The best
For illustrated work w. n conndeouy rsirss 10 publish
OF . city VINO have already connd-d long anc dncn
publications 10 his and experience
" Publishers and Others requested 10 cal and ex-
anime the establishment and judge OF the subscri5ers tac
ties for doing theIr worx. WM. NEWELL,
osa I'm Tribune Buildings Nasssust opposite the PsrS
RORAA.-besi refined BorsX far ssl- by
~ AZ 6IER1AS, ATWATER CO., 81 Sulior-s.
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5fbools.


NEW Course Of Lessons in French OF the kgo ra1
n .ouisn Ssr;ern by EGrnood Du Buisson, M--E.ea
i'm, are nov. being formed az No III
n.r OF Houston Hours OF attendance 10 eha %
o'ciock -, - .,,-.,.. with
dity and sase be.ides acquiring ;hoIough
Of The language with al is icouaac pecuardes '-h o
fur,h.r particulars terms. &c win be made known On
application al 3c. Bo1k;srGs Select School, No IL
corner Of Eouston-s,- between the hpuis OF 4 ~ anu
P. " - -
rsYHE SELECF SCHOOL, ~. II Green coz o.
/ Houstou-.--CEARLES BOoKHAA Mest-r-tL't nc
lion (chiefy the Prsstan SYSTEM is gwen 10 an 'n
mea.ary Branches OF a sound EpgFsh EGucaoc inc "a
lin and French languages. and BookAeeP!nH' arc a.'
tan ght forming part OF the general course ~ ~
received into the School Circulars may be hsa a. ey
NJ Oudsrdork's 25 Jch3-st Messrs LOCKWOOD . eou !;
o. o. 20 ~ y; az n26 In
NIEssRS Chss Couderr K Dr.. 7. o. Porter, No. 20 81
F MARKS Place viii reopen iher Sccoo! OF ice lei OF
September. ,r.u.. -. 49,. 49,, -.r
cnsr arte,on 10 study ana practice OF the French ina;
or The ias, x,eeo s institution has been n opera
don there Is no instance OF pupils who could not SPEAK
FTencb huently after years In this SchosL
IRE French Spanish languages part OF the reg-
sr course ofins.racton in me school
ceusn also ght desired, for which En extra
ttns3e- su-S lIu
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HOMES, IHANGEABLE LUCh.-The perm.

sONEs'S CHANGEABLE LUCh.-Tne peru!a
acas OF tbs LocA amount L. the larger specimens 70
rliioAI and Is considered the most complex puzzle ah;
wss ever By ne ingenuity Of man. GdPos hn
perfect embodiment OF nyS.erfes and
TOE Gordian Knot WIS simple II comparison Eysn I
The; in possession OF the key, single change would
edeCtQAy his ingress The LOCK were mass OF
There doubt In The mind of any
sonabIe being after examination ofonr OF hese let
they afford ceec- security against -vsa the MAKER Himself
thous h furnished duplicate OF tho original key
very handsome specimen may t- Sals;Rander
Safe establishment OF Mr. y - sternx, Ls sief-st and
Is 81 liberty y skill IL The zItrnp 10 open Il with
underscsn!, he shall receive 81 100 DC suceeoA
Jonr.a Chzngeaole Locks manufactured Sir. d C.
Jures's Lock Msrn!actory, NeSsrx Newjessey and for
by c. Herring, l3s Wafer corner Of D-peys,.rsL
ui5
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No srKucg-SrREET-lTsree Doors from Naisa,ast!e.t
Of PRINTING a. tine cheapest rate, VIZ:
Cards, Bills tading,
B Bill Heals, cSe eip lc.
10 LITERARY GgsrLrMEs.-origna! Lasi4scrp.i print
pamphlets, Stereotype Work, and all kinds OF
Books Letter Press Printing.
To LECTURERS AED MuscIANs.-PrOgramn.ss beautifully
printed
Lecture Blls; Small Bills for Dlsiri-
hamH,ota Biit' bation. nc
And every description OF Plain snd 0nnenial 700 York
executed with great neatness ind puncuay al the Office
IT Tho Improved Improved POWER PRESSES for Books, PAM
All on the above Presses viii he done al e1traor
- ). IIENnY, Attorney ana Counselor al Law, Gin.
IA. cinns Ono Collections and all other Professional
Business promptly and carefully attended TO-
Refer TO Hon. John Sergeant Hon. George w. Toland
HonWm VI. Meredith, Gen NJ Stroud ,Messrs, Smith, Baga
ley Co Rockil StriIh L Co., Reed Brother, Hopes
Edward Curtis. Hon Ogden Hoffman, Messrs. Alfred I'd
Edwa ds Co, Olcoil McKeSson Co.. Houston & Dedo
rer. u uTrap Bnhcock. N.w-iork. oS lnwly
nVUBLr,ACrlON iiAKrs. at 2sl. Broadway,
bgs 10 call the attention Of The ellie of musical taste 10 his
London S and Paris N-'0-0 y
Harps repaired. Strings, instruction Books, &c
gle postage F. BROWNE co.
London and New. York-E established 1910.
We copy the foiotring from the Broadtray Journa! Of Sep
TENDER nth:
The Harp as an instrument ia but little known in this
country although IN Europe II Is considered AS necessary
accompaniment ladies' OF refined education, occupying
position in fashionable society Every lady should for
many reasons be LILLE familiar with this truly drawing
instrument In The FIRST place IL Is capital exercise
bringing the muscles into gene and heahu play In the
next puce, IL excellent accompaniment TO the voice
and lastly displays the beautiful and graceful proportions
OF Nanres handicrsl to the greatest advantage Well might
aeaued Theban eloquenty observe 10 scme young beaux
behoding young and graceful woman seated in The
fascinating position ike The divine Cecilia at her harry
well might this learned Thebun observe we say, II you
have hear prepare 10 lose them now
'r Brownies Harps by as the most magnificent in
struments Through his perfect knowledg e
ofihe instrument he has effected many important
mems in The mechanical department, and in the there
Ia an extraordinary addition csweelness purity and power
We can cordially recommend MI Brownies instruments
well acQu~n;ed with The character Of the firm OF
which he is tbs resilient representative NIL PAW md mW.
BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURERS.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of Panshed Tin and
"A Common Tin Ware Cutlery, Hard and Hollow Ware,
Wood Ware. Baskets Brushes Door Mats, Shaker Sleeves
and Broomsin short every variety of Housekeeping
hclss.
N. B.-A complete assortment OF Coffee and Tea Urns,
Table Dishes and Covers &c &c for Hotels and Steamboats,
on hhad. and manufactured al the shortest notice.
JAMES Y. WATKINS,
oS lanleod Is Catharnest- New-Yort
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GENTS who sell the genuine r g. Railways Chinese
IA dedicated Soap For the convenience of tie public
publish the following liz. OF Agents have uS! received
fresh supply OF thar never 10 be sufficiently extosd
dy, r u Railways Chinese dedicated Soap. unyer
sally admired by the ladies' for s instantaneous effects
removing every vestge opinpie boIches reckez rough
hess saowness, &c also sovereign remedy for The
ped hands and lips None genuine unless signed r. o.
Railway Wholesale Ware House 81 Ann-st Prcs III and
. cents per Sold by L. 81 Ouimly $685. Broadway
eso Al 49, "a Si and AIS Grand-st; SO and 49, Canal
Canal and Hudson; 2il S3 Hudson &c. $50 and "a
Boweryi 81 Bleecaef 81 Chatham Geo. b. Msgne, SO
Catherine; Dr. Tarbelrs, Mulberry and Broone; Hrs
BOOTHS Market 81 and Mrs Hayes, l3s Fulton o. Brook
Ign. Wholesale Depot, 81 Ann-st.
N b. All communications respecting Agencies &c must
be addressed, post paid 10 P 6. RADWAY, 81 Annst
r22 VS.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.
Bark John z Gardner Peterson. Bafize, Alexander.
sohr Olive Smith, Wilmington, NC, Alexander.

ARRIVED.
Ship Venice salter IS DIS I'm Havre, wine to master
Bark Suwsrrow, (of ThoSas;on) Sleeper. O. days I'm
Rochelle brandy, wines, &c. to Nesui:h & Walsh.
Br brig Iufan,a, Frost ~ DIS FIN Black River Jamaica
dye wood and pmento, to WIN Dawson
Brig Lexington. Johnson from Ssonington, in ballast
to master.
Brig Nancy Jarc, Godfrey, I'm Providence, RI In bal
l1st, to master.
Brig cordover. Day. DIS I'm Machia,, Me, lumber, to
master.
Brig Julia s Helen. Moore, sds fm Belfast Me- lumber
to Brett & Vose.
Sehr Eliza Williams. from NLondon, for Philadelphia
Schr vs,, Buren, Gay. Cherryfeld. lumber.
Schr Melville Sawyer, Machas, lamber.
Schr Peru, Parker Lubec lath and fish
Schr Augusta, Brown, New Bedford, oil 70 Slate,
Gariner s. Howell.
schr Midas, Townsend New Haven, to master.
Schr Pearl Torrcy. Lubec, plaster, TO master.
Schr Berry. Sears Wsrehari, nndse, 20 master.
Schr Charlotte, Baker Dennis fish.
Schr Massasoil Godfrey. Taunton. nails.
Schr Cleopatra Burr, New Haven.
Schr VIM Camp, Philadelphia, coal.
sloop Speaker, fm Portland, Me- mdse, to master.
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HOT AIR FURNACE.
WALKERS Patent Improved Ho. Air Furnaces, for
w heating Dwellings, Stores Churches, sc-These Fur
neces will economically and efficiently; lhe air in Le
apartments viii be pure and healthy free ion dryness dust
gas
They put up under tho personal supervision OF Mr.
Walker the PateElee and hitherto given entire salts
f.cuon md in all warranted 10 perform well
Reference: N. w. Taylor Esq Governor New-York Ho.
pila Mr Charles Starr Superintendent do Edward Be-
rnent Esq Al Walisi; c. D. Rhodes, Esq 10 Pearsueel
Mr Tkomss mcEirsth, Isl Nassau, &c
.uaT =. GEO. WALKER 212 Rrnadprav
FOUNDRY AND STOVES FOR SALE.
A FOUNDRY in Jersey City, the ferry with all the
IA fixtures complete order will be sold low II applied
fer SOON also Cook and Psror Stoves sale vey low
20 per less than former prices All who want had bet
ter the stock be SOLD 10 close the concern
Apply Ii SO Waer-sL nj 6teod'
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Eraai Nutlrss.

DY ORDER of Hen. John @ Wilson, n Judge of Al
~ bany County Courts, Counselor, &c notice IS hereby
given pursuant the provisions Of the statute authorizing
attachments against abscondng and concealed debtors that
attachment has issued against the estate OF William hGr-
s,r, nhaban of this Slate, Ascending debtor
a.ely residing the city OF Albany, and that the same VIII
be sold The payment OF his debts unless he appear and
discharge such attachment according to law within three
payment any debt and the delivery OF any property be-
longing such debtor hun his and the transfer
of any property him for my purpose whatever are for
b.dden by law and vod.-Dsed the 18th day OF octo-
Der, 1915. WOODRUFF YOUNG, Attorneys
OF law SIN for Attaching Creditors Exchange, Albany.
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate of the
County of NewYork, Notice is hereby given TO all per-
having claims against WALTER KELLEY late of the
City OF NewYor, shpasster, deceased, To present The
same with vouchers thereof 10 tie subscriber nj her re-
sdence No. 1853 Cherrys,reet the City OF on
or before the eighth day of December Dated New
York, the 4th day OF June, 1915. ELIZA KELLEY,
je6 lawsm' Administrairix
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PODGERS'S TABLE CUTLERY IN SETS.
LA few sets OF the genuine Joseph Rod gers Sons
Table Cutlery in sets OF 81 pieces, complete with ivory
handles, French pattern Forks For sale by
Dic JOHN J. BROWN < Co. la2 Fultor-st
uARDWARE and Cuiiery-Sealnan Lowerrr -
IL Sprnssi near Greenwchsl offers sale large md
general sortnent Of HARDWARE, Cutlery, Britannia and
JRpsned Ware oiI
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Books.
FEEMoNT,s FwEDITION.

DEPoRT OF TaETXPLURING EXP r q ITIoS to The
IsRcc mountains n The ~ an 10 o[ rna, 81
der Of Coz J. J Alert Chief OF L. Topographic n1.e
lii.L-aist " ~ e. Zr@vingsr1" WI" "a, for
sa'e ~ MARK H NEWMAN. lss Brla.tvsky
DkTENT LAWS OF THE UNITED 9rArES.
Z jest published b- n. sutskl5ers in pamphlet form
The Pstent Laws OF lhe U1ii-i States comp
VII! Information 70 persons having BUSINESS " N
Also Just rlb.b45-T5e Iszss rest;ug landlord and
Tenant: Inc Fr- Laws cf7- Cty OF S-'v erH' to-LeI
wlE the Fire LiriJs Mechanics Lien Laws M ne"
POs-Of.ce Law: fhe Militia Laws TIE Laws 'e!s.tIE -
Religious ineof po4tors sad M t.t 'a =,
tor SAD Ianinisttaors ~ Wiz ne M; ErTI
n25 booksellers a,9 s'ation--s. ~ c.n-..n ~
WEARToN'S
EMPkOVED CHECK kULLFor the use o. waste s.I sls
accompanied with Time Book and Reafy Calculator
90 ais - MARX H NEwMAS's. Ias Broadvvay.
THE MISSIONARY MEMORIAL AND
n printed and elb- ished By suPer5y executed Front
isP;eee, in oil colorsi bound in morocco extra gil
SOME OF THa CONTRIBUTORS;
Rev. J. W. Alexander. D. D. Miss H. F. Gould,
Res. Erskins mason, D. D. RevJ w. br9 VIVA
Rev. w. R Williams, D. D. Rev. Eugene hincaid;
Rev Gardner Spring D. D. Rsv Kossr IaS D.
Mr.. sigournry. James Russell Lowell,
Mrs Z. Steele, Rev.. J. q. Cloules, \. III.
Also edition wifhoutthe oil colored foarspece bound
in handsome muslin ard gilt
z WAIVER Publisher, ia Fuiion.st
r7- NoTIcE TO Rooss-Ie-s and Agents-The seventh
EDITION Of Dowling's History Of Romansm vii be ready or
MONDAY. l7th inst nli
PANEL ADEE, IO7 Ful,on-s;. has jusi published
DSo - Brsithwsiies Retrospect. Of Practical Medicine
and Surgery, hayeary Journal, consining Retrospect
View OF every Discovery and Practical improvement
in The Needed Scisucea Commenced in January, lsio.
Published LONDON in JULY and January Of every year
sad e-pubished II New-York by DANIEL ADEE No lG'
FuiorsL Terms-The FIRST 10 Nos. i've yesrs 50 Per
year thereafter, 81. Invariably in sd-ance MI II
JUST PUBLISHED,
rsNHE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for Schools u!1s-
traed By 20 eugra-ilgs and s. maps, with globe
map pisn in vol ITO. by s. g. Goodrich author
Of Peter Psrley's Tales, &c
The above WORK has already been introduced into tse
Public Schools OF Rochester and In number OF ohers
The FIRST edition 10 nearly disposed Of Tie second
vil. be published IN few ds-s.
sos HUNTINGTON < SAVAGE. 2le Pcerl-si.
Nd q . 1a.rI- !, e 2 -rCrcrIR IS
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FEVER AND AGUE.
srENHAT OLD FAVORlTE AND STERLING RENE
1 DY.r-"ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIN
TURE" for " Fever aud Agle" No medicine, in any age
country has with such universal
tec;ed against coete:s by the written ensture Of te
proprietor, John Rorrrd over the top ofeach boe) 1t
may be had in is full strength genuineness and purity at
the original inventors Office 81 No. = North Sccondsree
Philadelphia of'J o. Fay General Agen Nc. l56 Full
ton-st- Lamp store) Sun Buildings NewYork ie7 6'eod
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A LaiASACS.-The trads supplied win Alnaaaca al
n the prices Of manufacturing The Tribune oce au4
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SHEET LEAD AND LEAD PIPES.

Complete OF al sizes warranted of The bes
"A quality constantly hand and for scle the loves
prices, by LATHAM L BROTHERS, 2i9 WRier-st
N. B. Tin Plated" ''Tnued Lead Pipe alsi
furnished al the price the pure Leaden Pipes The
plate" OF Tin warranted thick and well laid
be done-but the lime the manufacturers do
wish TO impose on The public by recommending It, they
know 1t 10 be corrosive and destructive of The lead Sam
plea exhibited. s2l Suieod~
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