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arp AND NEAL. There is better demand to Oh,
OIL ~" bS ,Sy Sat haze S SFs d
81 ~ There were sales Yesterday Of 900 bs: ais3HqsIe
SOD 100 Do AsSnn6;ia Canal at 81 Sss 2tV oo'''
al o. Nan, a. BIZ a 81 49,.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PALAlo'S Newly YORK OPERA HOUSE.

PALMU'S NEW fORh OPtRA hOUSE'
IN consequence of the len-, OF The Opera the DOCS vii
9psa At 81 and the performance esmaests at Se"IS
On TEURUAY. The 9Th and FRIDAY. tho lsth JsE;.
Ro.siz,'. cands OusTi StNlRANlDE. VIII be EsfcFr1ed
THURSDAY Tic al sna FRinAI, The Last ses q ne
Season viii Re S:enora
Rofche-e' Araec Sisnora 7lcr lreHus. ssnot Pe9zzi
.issea. Si:noc Naitellu-.
ApxssoS-Firsi Tier md Psrocett. s., seesra Ter. 80
cents fryyats BpNes. WIKI four S. a.' sceuied
trcn9 A. VI ta T. NJ Lbrei:oS Ensls and tai!aa esH
be had AZ tie Box Office .
rt'YRolEAN C0NCERT-a Corce-; OF Glees, Aildn:
sss SnsEetts Iros Duets. Sc VII se gwen by lib
I iROI.E-tN NpJiItSTS. ut Nltn's Saon~ THIS
EVENING, January Oh. AZ O'Clock. Some beautiful
c1Ies OF FyIoesc 'rsi- - pieces Ia t performed.
ard arc some rcreG, compositions tut The best EuiesH
masters thsi have et been heard ihs county The
performances VIII be OF rNv- and vrly n-s,n. character
The series ct Nh. II : SSRONI. who will play
Voiunta, on the Tano ;-rie have csea procured T.. the
Musical conductor. !. F. WARNER. : Si>.
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{ fioa' I" Export from ist to 7'h January. .,s,


There seea no farther saes Of Nheat C@,5
Ser s ;, S,,a s' White N S' Caoes cents
..Jre ana 1fo,c i bn little offering. sne OF l'vo bns'
Fsght oli lS ~ IS rsnts .evcIed Netting doing N
Is Rye wa iponsi a, g! cents Ost' are quiet nj - 81
Ssat rt.il ,.,,,,s Nco.sos has again declined
tROC src coaching 100 hbi. NJ ~ - cents chiefly
no cent? s o temand The tfan'acton beside CONSIST q
80 VILE 80 lar dls, ling ~ cents months and %
bSs iA ;on,. on terms we did not leuru. The
Pos REQ TO- \ iaiher dull but pces have DOT waved sce
T., fos 10. COMPRISE so hhds. New Oenns NJ A..
sli st se by a new process. 81. az: 31 boxes
s. s,sua 80 White do , g 9 a. GnS ANU, Mus
s5gsdc. lo ,uic y auction, ~ hsldS New Dfceu,
.is sPs cents months, Tie, c"fS Ss aftkc;
s;h a p,,zl t6i, D., cents; 80 Java. 81. mos:
sa - bcSso So cash IherS have Gee sPs sale, 81
IN PIa o[oar use cents. on time. ST. Domingo aGd
sTn - \. lie .cnrce and wanted.
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Memoranda.

The packet ship Albany. !o avc. will Ne detained I'll Sat,
urday, th Inst and there vil be packet for ha port the
18th inst.
The sloop .Iames l.. Long Hawkins n. Providence 9Th in
sHn,, from New York made the trip New York IND back
days und three and half hour with ul cagoes both
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GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL

DY THE NATIONAL MUSICAL ASSOCIATION, at
D the Erontway Tabernacle, on MONDAY EVENING
January 49, 1875 On which occasion. the Chovsss will te
sustained by O>r HUNDRED Vocal PERFORMERS. The
splendid Band OF the T. : Ship North Csrpns been co.
creed for the esennr. TIE performances vii Of Il.
tlcna S'sgs. Gunrte'teS ChCrIscs. &c See Blis.)
distinguished Professor w!i pfeste st the Piano Forte ard
Orrar.
lis Honor the Mayo, and Cor1,ucn Councta TIE Como-
doFe ard Officers Of The Nary Yard S,d Sha North
fori Cen Striker Gen. Storms, Cen oyd. Col SteChetS,
Col j. HisSeit Col. SteNisou, MEjrr Lewis. Major Bran
i=n Capt. Vincent. Capt Crei-, Capt Haywood, and Stats
VIII preside ;b- oCcasinn.
The Tabernacle WI he spisnd.ly decorats3 with Fasa
Banners nnd o;hef appropriate embleTs
Tickets % each 20 - had NJ Ire SGn Tribune. Hernd
Express, CoGrsT, Republican Pest. Jcnrua Of Commerce
Conmcrcia Advertise. Norln: News, and Minor offices.
also AZ ire principal Music StoTesl
Doors oicl at O'Clock commence 81 halfpost seven
O'Clock. y Il
IA ASTER SCONCU1, aud his LITTLE SISTER VIII give CON
CERT. (Sy particular recuesD to the pupils ct he Ru
gers destitute and tie public. the Institute, FRIDAY
EVENING. lCi lsr. The Programme will he suitable TO
Tie occnson Concert 20 Commence az =. oclOes. D SIS
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y. II e
ms AIMS. Nos. and Bond street.

| IN OUR LAST COMMUNICATION we said that. II AlI
DopGs stated things they he should have no word
m contention from us but he has told them ns ihsY were
or E. they ne and pronounce his last nr'ce untrue. ana
We DEFY him, md all the world with him. 10 pro'e otherwise
We snail ukc c notice oany thing he may say, and
yet exceedingly nt compelled from many si
eenbc growing ont OF UsrepIe~entaucn 10
notice h at all. lis GcknnH lsdgmen OF the acs hr't pnD
Ished by what wished me public to understand we
therefore Jake leave, thanking hR Tor the assistance ne fas
rendered making them known. . . n.,,,,,,
~ tSff T.. =. ".
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Cleared.
Arrived.

Packet ship Patrick Hery. Deuno from Liverpool Nov D.
rncke; ship Burgundy voion. from avre Dec mdse to
ship NaTanna, Croker II d fan Norieans sugar TO Post
British bark Ann Hurley, Smith, from Liverpool ndsc to
Big Black Hawk Fri,be Is days from Trinidad Port
Scam with old copper and hides 10 II. Towbrd:e. Sons &
Dwight. n Haven, where the br bound. Left, sclr x -
lieiign Of Baltimore, for New. Orleans days 7jh inst
kno winch cnrFiel away the aboard quarter, top
mast top caunt and py1 yardl. t:y sail, boom,
Brig Selu. Durham, rs days FRI La Gpayrq. coffee indigo
e. 20 Alason Thompson Let brig Reindeer or y in5
on The I'm Seeking cisht sailed sane dry for O. Big
George Ous, Manson: from DemqaTa, sailed sumo dag for
IhomnS 81 m 20 "A lon, 70 70 lat, suoke bn; BrcnGywae
from Rio de Iunei;o for PhlaPepha, q days out,
l;,g Moses, Ioyeani, is FIN Charleston, cotton to George
Biz George Yates ds from Charleston cotton to George
Big Hi.oan, Lnf, l6days from Apanchcola co,tsn to
Br Seqse Hardy, ids from Beaufort NC naval e.es to
His Tuscan. Higgins, ds fan Wilmington, nc. naval stores
r Camilla Nandae 10 d, I'm Apalachicolu cotton to Il
i!Gs Juno Norris ds iin Georetcwn cotton to Ayer
* Co.
&c % Depe5 & ThiIpar' lett Ans On Is, Cape
Ilcnopen. beang INV spoke sch Sea hence Tor Richmond
;:ebr Cqannei. FULLER 81 ds I'm aenroane san, Domingo
coffee to Foster & EckeTson Ter no Ans
scRr Reaper, rom Cfsor;etewn, SC. cotton.
Schf Boston. Zebra. Baltimore, com.
Below,
Brig Emma. Wai,e from Aa:uccbe coffee 10 Bcuchopd
1nehnuh.
Abo, bark and briss unknown.
Sailed.
Brg YIN i Jones. Wimingtcn,N Nc. and Others. WlndW.
Memoranda.
hepacke ship Albany for Iavrc will detained til Sal,
nray ilt Inst: and there w be no packet for thai port the
18th INST.
The oop Iu,nes h. Long. Hawkins at Providence 9Th in
from New York made the trip New FORK ind back
c days ind three and half hours with full cagoes both
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NOTVcE no FAMILIES.

NOtIIt ~ r \ VI LII -,
IL. Families who COMMITS PATENT fEAsr aecvIt..
- the sIJis aree> may ssy non u MAJ heavy
AID unwholsaDs cTEnd VA not &c ivasd on hcu "a
hes and what Sf ne greatest comfort the refy oes
bread b prepared a IS the nv - cady 70 paAe anu
Will tie idbie Is oriesIns To- 10 guess 10 eatt
SID wholesale and teai. y t>G per pound 4 Goe!al
diSc~uat made tu tn. 90 vto buy 70 ssV agaia
VI. =. MCSSEN. ChO;Hn Hall. .SeeSinan aud Mass
,'R,NP>Ey s iLLEN. = S,.iths. cor. An-ten Lane
ENssNEs X YoU.U. l2 Chtpa<Is-st.
- CuE5TgR briggs. OIL Broadway
ions H. Bows 4 GR0rgpss. lSs Eehta,st-
SrArLEs x toRp, IL. Bowesy -
: V ALsHo, d Bnrtr ". Corner Of DSnGs.
t. & \ :. HoPE, lSS Chambcrsst. ASST
SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRaCKERS.-1h sub,
- cuher wishes knows 10 The public, that much o.
the biscuit and crckers which sold IN this cry by the aeSre
names entirely different from the SODA Bscvtr and Sy
cs.cxrRs made ~ his Bakery which have been USED
by nVa particularly those who suffer from in ceson, Tor
m years, with the best results whsle the uni
a,.o which Re made for les puce. though perhlps
.o,s for ,srcn health. wholly un, iot the SICK ho
ABOVE R;ScU.r aud tSAcKERS also BETTER BISCUIT WINE
8IsClIr. Butter CR.CssSs WATER CRAcNESs. fior
and NAVY RRsAp all of the int quality Constantly Tor
sale NJ the weLknown establishment, rs street
conner Of Warren. street. EPHRAlM TREADW ELL.
iyi6 at On
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DiSl. GOODS.

SILK GooDS.-vELvEr MISUNDERSTANDING col
= ors: Blue, Maroon Purple, Green, BLACK. sc:
SEWING SiLkS-Ot al cslors and sizes Of thread. supe
nor IN qualify and handsomely up N h5 and quarter
pourd paper, md IN bundles Of 40 skens each.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. funcy CrayIs. . TO % inches
square new fashionable patterns. Asc. gents rsn
white Bandanua Pocket Hdkfs.
ORGANZINE AND TRAH-on ounce spoos, 70. Fancy
Trimmings. Frners Coach ace, &c. very best quality
LARGE ShEiSS SEWlNt;S-Fer manufacturers.
FLO-S SIi.k-Eo- tying and labelling Cloths.
WASTE SiLk.-Fo! clrdlns and spinning. .
The above aThces constantly hand pat To ofdef or
q = in quantities TO su and CT accommodating terms ~
q IwI. J. :. SHAPrER. l53 Ma!den Lane.
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CARPETINGS. HUGS. OIL CLOTHS,
UVTEEETS sc

rfrINlE-SAVlNG ANSWER.-Fpu advertisements that
frequently appear the papers, and from sircul1ts mat
are abuu, city and ccrn and lett unde the door, OF
many ct our friends almost every day called upon ano
asked - II not in partnership with Mr.. Dodge?
In order prevent farther mistakes aud interruptions
from such calls and inquiries beg leave 10 state ha, we are
no. nor never Were, partnership with any MI bulge ana
hnt we have new supeo' patent NODES either o. sce
uc or fastening teeth do know OF any that are net
thoroughly Understood by all well instructed Dentists ana inc
Doctor who may be his partner, and who has. by mistake W
pfier1iss published his III such way rs TO make c
embe ours that often taken for our we haye not te
pleasure of knowing, either by name, person VI
tile. r. , fhuhS,,SHU'
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rINHE MEssRs L. K J. rARNlLY's last COMMUNICATIVE

FgNHE MEsSKs. T. K J. PARMLY's last communication
I i. IN perfect keeping with their character They pro
nouuce statement which appeared III The Tribune OF me
Iith inst Ia be untrue" Do hey prore It Ia be sou This
they we'll know pp,.lbe and hence satisfy hsmselvss y
nth me 10 pr0rC oter1se And yet NJ Afflicted WIN
memory u, short their -wil Is lasting thoy publicly
bank me for ON acknowledgment of the facts IN the case
As the slsssrs Pnrmy to have learned, though q 70
her late day that prudence the better part OF ,uor,
and have Therefore very Icouy resolved To prescott
their rewSpapet warfare against lnrhef may not req
sonnby hope that they will also dc from privn,e snnher
which have it grea.ar fear hu open ancts
they hnveit IN Their power to make: -
dig lstI j. SMITH DODGE. IL Bnno ~,
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Vita he AID these contributors oi whom Is needles TO
gay one wor in way OF cumneada,on) and Ui nlmerou
one er1. equally lntIoncus les celebrated who have
nu,ed lis their support we laef ourselves that. literary
work the Columbian he under apprehension Of being
exceed.
But what We have done already before the pubic, ho
will not fail Judge with mpnTtuity; aud In raspe;. 10
what we iBtendi do VIII be both "i'sr "" more
frh,s f ,s sshunube) not 90 5oat VIC may be permit
ted to assure ou, friend bret; however, that sc have ma
tued numerous plans (ic the Id NuuEae with which we
feel confident they VIII be- pleased. II our pnrpos. 10 put
form every energy and will be fault Of oar own If The
Columbian shall not be fourd at oquGi any mazagnc
OF any class or pdce, III America.
DEALERS IN PERIODICALS Throughout the United
States and the Canadns who wish to become agents for the
Columbian Magazine viii please apply the Publisher inme
dately Tie usual discount will be made 10 them
I- Editors who Will this Prospectus entire and send
cosy marked and addressed the Columbian Magazine.
shall have copy sent TO them for ore year
TERMS OF THE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE.
One copy for year in odyauce 80 co
Uae copy two years. ] w
Five .....''.'..''..'.....-''. III w
Eight " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l. 10
Twelve ..........................nl 10
;r- The Coluabnn and C;Tahnm's magazines vii be iutn-
e one yenr receipt of % 90 the CoumbaH and Co
iey, Lady Book 50 o. the three Magazine, year
for - o..
Any Postmaster wishing specimen number OF The Coum
ban Magazine can have application to the Publisher
Address Ops, paid ISRAEi. POST,
3 A.tor House. New. York.
70 Publishers of Newspapers with WHOM, exchange,
who have been kind publish Prospectus for 1876
Will yery much oblge by making the alterations shick tn
viii see in tbs differing the by noticing pacu-
lnry the addition of NJ ROBERT \. WEST Of our
Editors and that We give tn. Clubs y copies FOR so instead
of eleven.
We .enae. our sincere ;baaks ell Editors throughout: IN.
United States who been kind noticing the Colun-
biun Magazine. IJsld&1tWl ISRAEL POST.
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AUCTION SALES.

| JOSIAH RICHARDS, AlctIo5eef.
70 BANGS. RtCHAR!S Pi.Ai'r.--S<ote 3a breseS
- wsT-L'S>ral easA sdvsacrnsa usaSs Ga rrassHarss
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JSOARD-TNo young men can obtain breakfast and tea,
ID with pleasant room, III small private family o! sP
Diy AT $50 Prince JJol-
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From tie Fronte: Sentinel. QgdensbaIs.
ct LAWRENCE co. y. \. Dec 81, lSai :, =
= 40 V b. PALMER.-Sr: You Will please take the
]'se-'' - A From the Cumberland Civilian
CJIMBERL AND. Md Nov. IS. lsl--' AGENCY! u:
PALMER ITO NassaIseei Newf2tk, VIII mel as Agent
lar the Cuipbeilnnd Cviluu. FIJI
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Ny~ American InsiituIe.-The Regular Monthly
Meeting OF e Asmbers Of the nsI,ge will be held at he
O'Clock The Kepor; of the Managers Of the last Fair vii! be
Submitted. GIikuON J. LEEllS. Reco.!lnE Sec retaIy.
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ic5~ The Rev. Mr.. Corbif, the New Jersey Con-
ference. will peuc Every Evening this week Green
NJ T. Church Service commence at Is oclock-and on
Hexi Sabbath III lO cloca A. NJ. ind Ga p NJ IS 2tis'
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\ FLtIN . > y " OF EI,'ICU IIV.1,
Or LOGICAL AND MUSICAL READING AND DEC
LANArIONS. WITH EXERCISES IN PROSE
AND VERSE,-DrirnctIy marked for the Gu,dance ct
the Ear and Voice Ct the Pupil. By g. VgnGenhoif Pro-
ies.or OF Rhetoric in the Ci;y OF New York.
The work novel plan. ana cannot ia To be OF IN
mcnse benefit to every one that will uselI
Particular Passions marked and noted 10, tone with analysis
ofexpression proper Fear Anger Despair Hope, Revenge
Py Jealousy Melancholy, ChecriupeS JOY. Love. trth
Fierce IlteatenlHs, SC. &c. Published By
e. SHEPARD III Broadway,
opposite Ju:a street.
at Inc n-,ncInrl ,cnools Dq2l
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Free 81 ,ckf, for admission In the whole cnuise
Fora 'ieniiemna, 30shiIllnr' Gen;emnG and lady 81
10 be igd al he Doctor. rooin No u B.uallwEY s y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
Sew-Jcrsey Township Elections Clear
the Track for Old ITiddIcsex:
Correspondence OF The New-York Tribune.


NEW Brunswick, ApFi! IS. lsi5.
DEAR SlR-The Wings fires burn brightly IN ihe
Center. The Jersey Blues are composed of the
right kind of stuff: in victory or defeat, always
ready to resist the blacI. flag Of Loco-Focoisrn
My information from our County is most cheering
In this Township (Norh Brnnswlck) the Polkies
made strenuous exertons, but are defeated most
thoroughly (S53 votes poed, and the Wing ticket
is ahead l02, splits no, yet counted) This Is 6
inches above the majority for Mr Clay. You could
have purchased It1as Scrip Tor few pence last
evening One fellow bluhbered out, that The Coons
uon't stayed kiHedr Pscaawas, Wing all over,
majority over 100; South Brunswick, Wing, aver
age I27; while IN gallant Monroe the Locos dared
not make fight Dir Clay majority in that Town
ship was 202 The Young Wing PnlanX says the
Township Is now good for 220.
Perth and South Amboy, Loco in Woodbridge
(as year Loco from So 10 6l) has now elected a
Wing Justice, and Loco Assessor by3, Colectorby
4 and so We shall give the Texan, Polkiies
an awful drubbing ia Mlddlcsex mex, November
We are Wings and nothing else IN these dig
gings. The question OF Nauvism has no, yet been
brea,hed by u single opponent 10 the DestructIves.
We shalt prrsevcfe unto the end, holding las! 10 the
good old Wing cause. Yours, H.
p. 5 The old fashioned rs Wing Townships OF
franklin, Hllsborough, and Montgomery in Som.
erset, are just as they were IN 10 and ~, Wing
first, last, and ali the time, IN leauy malorites
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
p,,mo,s-Tbs Antiyone.

We went TO see this arienP. al performance OF
the Old Greek drama, fearing i could inspire only
disappointment and disfasie, but the result was 30
favorable that We hope II raay De carried iuFther
and think sincere satisfaction might BE- Produced.
The comp d'csIl is very good The arrangements IS
Ia grouping and gradation Of colors are so udclous
as to produce .-f-c;lon Of the !ea!ily,-a repre-
sea,aiion could not De expected Bot, as creek
dress and Greek manners were as admirable a
then art and poetry, being the purest and Simplest
EXPRESSION OF nature that has ever been known N
the word, any good reminiscence OF them IS con-
so!ing row that ali OUT usages and methods are 20
remote from their sources, OF so complex tlat COM
mon Iife Is almost destitute OF poetic enjoyment =
The p!ay. 100, though IN an ordinary Translation,
and so inadeouaiey recited, except by Fandennoh
himself, seemed much nearer 10 Us, and more m
pressive than modern play, the straightforward
progress OF the story, the simple energy OF motives
The unspoted oveliness OF virtue, no less thsrtne
blind madness Of the tyran, may be understood by
child. as well as restore the man 10 Childhood or
rather transport him 10 Greclen childhood OF a
strength and beauty unknown 10 modern tunes -
Tn. pure depths Of the character OF Anrsone drew
,hher,te listening soul, though specifically blurred
hv the acting ''We ali must" says Shelley,
"have known an Antgone in some previous state
OF existence, and that is the reason We can never
be content with beings such as we meet here. =
There is no herosm in the way in which she per-
forms her perous duty to act otherwise was m
possible TO her; the question whether she could re-
psnt seemed strarsest madness 10 her untaiisTns
seul Ye, the soft human womans nature comes
out at the thought of death, and the deep Tnean-
choy surprise at the bassness OF men taat Can
dream of furnishing her for doing rgh;, expresses,
in few words and with overwhelming Fathos, all
the tragedy which noble natures can ever know
The music is in itself good, and the effect oi lis
Introduction delightful; but II is i'll performed
The impression produced by failure IN the attempt
TO accord the voice OF the actor with the ins:ru-
mens in the closing scene was burlesque but could
not destroy the impression ofthat scene as whole.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16

p-- Among the Exchanges "e received yesler-
DIV was the jCcrces,er County Gaostte, OF which
,es,,v the first two Editorial columns are devoted
10 proying from The Tribune the Wing party pro
Slavery and The Tribune Of Ike character. The
Editor closes thus:
.That Slavery and Lib -ty cannot lor- coexis IS
LONGER a problem 0ae the Other nus, die. Which
shall be- Is 1t the s;tled policy Of me Wing !arty 20
acquiesce in the existing te of thacs That such The
policy OF the leading spirit u the party hare reason 10
believe PCT thai Hose IN he party who h4ie s@Vey
and love their cocnr vii aDice 5y ;his decision Go
believe. as there Is Coo In heaven, ~llo kates op-
preston aud cruelty, TeFy beeTc, t2t The WICKED
designs OF sascholders and t1eiE abettofs wi! come 10
nough,, and thz; the reign o!FreedOn VII BE esaslhet
We had barely looked through this when We
opened the Green Rirr Gqzetty, Bowling Green,
Kentucky.
..TngAsox-A certain 3lr Horace Greeley who figures
editor OF non-descrpt Wig journal called the New
York Trbune recently made reasonable PROPOSE
tion that lse Wh2 party otM DIS oee it'>E and merge
IN he A5olt3 yayfy: FROM the character Of th.
Fourerls an A1oliiioList and concoInbwe thought
saat prepared for any thing, provided common
constituted Of ia clements but we are fam
10 confess ourselves surprised that lie ,oud 50 soon cap
the climax absurdy, by Tendarns himself an object At
Of universal rd!cule, and Of Dehi5c contempt and
,corn."
"By putting and slowing. and rdicuiOus assumption Of
oracuar wsco Greeley ha- gotten for his Tribune pai>T,
ability; hut rsbd ALoonst a.
heart never Ia caba with Tappaa. Garrison Co 10
conspre against the peace OF Southern fresides We
those who read The Tribune 20 beware OF the Abolition
doctrines nsdiously incucaed in IFS copnsbe:ter by
far pern, the circulation them OF any Of the
organs Of the miserable Bsdlaite known
Aboorsts ihan pap which comes 10 ihe;n friend
and under that gaEb would iEsil the Geady poison
| into their minds
green hand nigh; be annoyed by such squibs
as these, but we take all things easy, and wait ior
the froth to subside Our TWO a,saiIan;s spqear to
answer each other very thoroughly.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
Wings ahead, 68. Locos do. last year, 25.
Net Whig gain 03.


Net Wing gain 83.
.N.w town added :. town tied Il AnRsut' disputed.
&C. Local causes operated largely in Nt~- York,
Kings ard Rensselaer, toprevent the choice OF Super
visors affording any test of party strength on Ma
,ional Questions. But for this, the Wing majority
of Supervisors would have been nearly and the
Wing gain over ONE HUNDRED! Three cheers
for the noble Empire State!
The six or seven small Counties from which we
have no returns have doubtless chosen majority
twenty at the outslde-cf Polk Supervisors. The
actual Wing majority of Supervisors elect is not
less than FIFTY but for Nativism i, would have
been no, less than SEvENTY-FIVE. New.Y York
is this day Tor Protective Tariff and against the
Texas Iuiqaily-is, in short, adccided Who STATE.
NEw.HAMrsHIRE, CONNECTICUT. NEw- YORK,
have nobly opened the struggle of 1916; will not
VIRGINIA, INDIANA and KENTUCKY emulate their
cheering example7
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16

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similar establishment in TIC cii;:
PORTABLE SHAVING CASES.
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Z Sece-saFy for;ie IciI~t Of The fasti1iOus
FINE CUTLERY.
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RAZoRS.
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turusj.
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RAZOR STROP5
CT the beautiful ish. manufactured expressly for com
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g. SAUNDERS son.
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