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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-10
VEGETABLE PILLS.
TNHE GENUINE VEGETABLE PILLS.

l. AN EPFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRHCEA.
GLEEIS2 STRUCTURES, &c. &c. OF all the rene
d'es yet discovered for the of these complaints
the vegetable Pills have been the most efectua as
they nave never been known to fail TO affect perma-
neRt cure: They are mild and pleasant TO take, We,
powerful In their action, and may be taken without
the knowledge Of the most intimate friend These
Plis are put up in square boxes with fn directions
accompanying each box.
pS- For sale by ]. Q. N. Mccormick, N. GAYS,
(o'T0; Z. Wiseman, Light street, opposite Fountain
Inn, and by J. FPerkins Brother, cor. Franklin and
Green streets.
In Washington-by Nj. Delany, corner Al street ana
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by @. Scott corner of I'm
street and the Avenue. Price ST. box feIO-l VIM
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-10

NV AFTER TO HIRE. A yonng man ao
w. customed TO waiting, now in the service of
,mI,"in. iinany, VIII be for hire after the ION OF
May next. For particulars, enquire Of
M AR b. H. RICHARDSON 4 Co
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-10

a rsSs~F1 CITIZENS UNION LINE
CIR sA13serQ PHILADELPHIA, by the splcn
STlTUTiON and GEORGE WASHINGTON. Win
Frenchtown and Newcastle Railroad continues 10
leave BOWLi'S WHARF, foot Of South streer)
DAILY, Except Sundays,) at Il O'Clock, \. ".
tT5- Fare Though TO PHlLADEL PHlA.. Sc,
G3- Breakfast provided on board.
m9-tif [PAl A. CRAWFORD. AGENT.
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TOOTHACH! TOOTHACH!!

This aggravatng pain
r :: !: y: %: ::
az M ~ II M Tor inconvenience, so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

FOOLISH YOUR STOVES AND GRATES.-Every
body in Boston IS polishing their and CRATES
with VIM Browns Pencil Paste. No better evidence OF
neatness when You dwelling, thar to notice the
Stoves and Crates well polished We world reconl-
mend for this purpose wM. BROWNS PENCIL. PASTE.
II is put in rolls which bat - cents and has many
advantages the British Lustrc and BLACK Lead as its
ustre is brighter lasts longer and used with much less
dust and trouble In Minute after If gets dry, by ap
piica,ion of brush, you get beautiful polish For sale
at wM BROWNS. AL Washington street. Rctailcd by
ali the Druggists and Grocery Stores in Boston, Salen
Lowell, Worcester Portland. and Springfield.
dealers and Families be supplied by 4 B. D
SANDS Druggists, No. 70 Fulton st.; ?7a Broadway; q
Eas; Broadway. Ji inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

CAKp.-To TIE PUBLIC.-Dy the disastrous fire
The Tribune Buildings on the 5 instant, the Coal Office
@N. b. PALMER An,e, scan Ae'e,pa.r Adrerfs9 Age'9'
vas destroyed ucans his Files OF Newspapers from all
Parts o!,he United States. Rocks, Furniture, &c
Ry Express (rom his Philadelphia Agency he had re-
ved duplicate copies OF portion Of the newspapers for
which he Is tho duly authorized ASeat embracing upwards
three hundred, published different towns and Cities
Eelnent points in every State the United States and
snow prepared TO receive Advertisements from City Mcr
chants, Manufacturers Dealers generally, who desire
lake their locations aud business through the
tonay yeesPnPers TO the people Of tie eoua.Yy.
The Newspapers Of e Country, and terms Of advertising
a,hen may be Vt his Office, Tin the same building
a'x occupied by The Daily Trhune,) No. 20 Ann-st
HIS friends aud the public who supplied with Ills
es are respectfully requested 10 do him the favor 10
them his removal the bara.dsie, to TIE Cool
0s. No. 80 ANs-srsEBr. which Is now in fall operation
"a where every variety of taraeie and Ban,aoas Goa!
nay be had any quantity, AWAITED In KINDS and SIZED
the respective OF families and others, and delivered
Tie shOr;es, notice. Orders respectfully solicited.
B. PALMER, Agent for Country Newspapers,
tleat AZ The 6a,, oste. No. 30 Ann.st.
The Tine Sem, Saa, Heyald, Ersaing Pos, C7Rner
- fourier Journal Of Commerce and Express. request
publish the above bebre the Marriages the amount
80 each, aud send The bill to No. 80 Ann-strcet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
WIN T. JENNINGS s. co.
DRapERS IND TdILORS,
Importers Of Cloths, Cassin,eres, Festings Fancy


Dress Articles, &c.
%, Rroad,yay. American Hotel. opposite the Fountain,
soci, attention from Citizens and Strangers requiring
Garments TO large assortment OF Goods for Fall and
Winter wear selecte with view Of rendering their stock
is rich in quality variety can be found in the city,
comprising Beaver and Mlied Cloths. Tweeds, &c. for
ovcrcoats Coaks &C.; French and English Cloths for
dress and trock Goats; various new s les CassineEes
rich Velvet, Meril:o SILK and Satin Yestinss-wiich viii
be- made ip TO or.r =. prices 20 sustain reputation
the pioneers in tie progressive reformation that is aSertins
the cause of CON eant that cash purchasers are taxed o
Others dcnqueDees The style and finish Of our Garments
Will compare w III those of any other establishment. and
in this is the The sequel of the extensive patronage elected
large assortment of FrEsT QUALITY Re.dy.nade Gar
ments comprising overcoats, Cloaks, Press and Frock
Coats Pantaloons vests &c. constantly hand. with
fun supply of Fancy Dress articles, iciudin: scar Graz
va. usndkerchies Gloves, SscnleTs, Dressing Robes,
SC. c5 ist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
DISASTERS, &c.


THO srhr Idea hence at Baltimore, passed in Balti-
more BAY of Jamcs's Point on Tuesuay morning, aloe
ard aft schr, bottom upward, oil about ivo tohs, appd
rcnly Baltimore tut; laid by her about houfs Out On
account Of the Storm was unable to BOARD hcr.
The bark which was lying oil yIor' III le gaze
ofTuesday, incorrectly supposed to lie he staoo ap
urared 10 BIZ new eastern built vessel, oil about Jul
ions with deck load vi lumber, and ao quarter mon
key rail pa nied white.
The brig ashore at QucksIIoe, rcmaiEcd in the same
condition as al FIST rcportedH h
chr Loire McFaddcn Of and from WiscasSct for Bos-
Ton went ashore below Portsmouth, on wan ces ocach
on Tuesday ~ AMI wen: entirely pieces. Notmns
s,yed cxcCp spars, CHAINS. anchors 3nd standing rlS-
ring. Cant McF and three and passenger (Mlss
Mary Hail. of Damariscotta) heirs all TUG persons On
b tId " ore 5 t-ed. The lady is somewhat fosb Bitten
schr Angela, Crowley Of ami Tor Adison sailed ron 81,
tore ,,csa broke main gaf and was obgeu 90 scuG 20
hours. On the 4,h at noon, Cape ANA NV 10 m'es'
made sail and Z. Hove to uSuer oaiancereei-
I'd lnainsail when il blew every hoop anu r,pe on inc
mast leaving tho main galT a'o Scud NV, ana at i
o'clock shipped and!os, mainsai AT rolled away
INA u.uas carrying with II the shroucs on one sac OF
Tho iore-lnas Took the wind SW, bent some sails on
for,ma>t and run in and anchored below Portsmouth
The crew landed at Newcastle nom OF 6, two ol mem
somewhat frost bitten; the vessel was riding safely at
nchOr. 80,
Accounts from Hvarns 10 the 9Th insan', state that
racket schr Marietta from New York, for Boston with
i GENERAL cafgo had bscd, the wafer was lott Icep
on her deck nj hi tide damaging al her cargo "neh
could be injured lay water. As USUAL on Tie cdrsSS vi
tusc packets there is large amount OF INSURANCE AT
different offices, patty under open po icies bu as yer
DO not hear ofovef 1000 dollars Sefeialscow ioas
ofmcychandise have been ai ded, all in damaged state
schr Texas from Frederick, burg fol BoSion, WIN corn
and -four was sunk well as beed--O DDS Honr anu
email quantity of have been ian:ed TINS day
Sclrs Porto Rico SmallCy, from Baltimore for Saem
treci.n 4, Cnupl atcc frcIn New York for BUstOp
aud several other scbooners were sale III iport we
learn that the cause Of the going on shore III IN
harbor was owing the ice having broken away from
Point Cannon, aud taking shore all the vessels with
which Il came III contact.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
DIED:

Feb ., Gcor.c w Neweombc, aged ~ IN John ar
VA, a. Mfs Mann I. EggeIt "a M sa5ah a. nk
ran, q; 18th, William Wyekoti,5s; Mrs. Caroline
A. BrooLlyp. on the 9th inst Of the Group, CHARLES
vounses child of Ci aries aud Mary Frances Gitson
aged > years and months. ,..,-.. 40
AZ Albany nh, Mrs. Mary Z. PcwtrGss, ~
At Fllibifh J.. 9Th, Mrs. Snfan Cat n, TO-
At Pustnwn, Isl, Mrs. Sarah Shcnn1n, 81
AZ Poug,kecIsie, Jam. -, Mrs. Sa ah Th'rne, ?o
A, Cazenovia, ~, Mary KDowl,cn, -
AT Boston, 9th, James Lewis 6O; ID Thomas Reinagle
aged So ..., ,o,,,,,o>, -
uiionary soldier aged 81
At Brdgewater, 5.h OLIVER HOWARD, a so'uier Oh
the Revolution aged 81.
Al Baltimore 9Th Christina NJ. Hall, 2Si 9Th, Charles
g. Peterson, Al. a.,
A. Rye, Wesches;er co. at his residence, on the a'li
is, Mt Albert Todd, (of the firm OF John ShaiaH O.
Co of this city, in the .,Jtli year oih age
Al Auburn, Mr.. Nyron {. Reed aged - years, ior
many years ruling cider Of tic First Pfespy'erah
Church Al that place. 80
At Morii>town y. J. Capt. William Iinchman 20;
At Meredith, Delaware CO, 2sl ut, Hon. sauiue A.
Law in the 74ih wear OF his age, highly rcsrcctaD'e
man. ard for many years Judge OF tho Curt OF Com
mon Pleas Of that county:
Al Gray Main. the 9th ofJan. Rev. John Yves ey
DUN, aged "A years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
NOTICE TO t'AMILIES-

Ii Families who use CosAsI's FarEsT YEAST accord
n iug TIC simple directions, MY rely upon 1t that
heavy and rnwholesome lread will be found OF
ther tables and villa. IL Zen Of the greatest comfort
very best bread be prepared The IRE Is
ready bake and while the table is ordering for the guests
10 cat II.
NIP. MUSSEY. Clinton Hal, cor. Beeknan and Nassau
Chanpucy e. Allen, IS South-st- cor Maiden Lane
Gassuer e. Young. I32 Chnmberz-st
Chester briggs, 6sl broadway
John Brown & Brothers, l36 Eishth-st
STABLES e. Ford. l32 BoweFy
SY Alhro, 32S Bowesy, corrcr Of Bond-st
TIA Hope, l3s chmnbers-st jas u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

CODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.-The sub
~ scrioer wishes make known to the public that uch
Of the biscuit and crackers which sold III this cit cv
the above Names entirely different from the SODA BIS
crIr and SUGAR CRACKERS made Ut his Bakery, which
have been used by nva, particularly those who suffer
from indigestion, for than twenty years, with the best
" unfit for the sick. The above BISCUIT and CRACKERS,
also BrTTEK EiscuIr, WINE Bscrir BUTTER CRACKERS,
WATER cRAcKERS lILoT and NAVY BREAD all the first
quality, constantly Tor sale II the well known establish
lncn 2T5 Washinson street, Of Warren street.
III istf EPHRAfM TREADwELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

DIR. II. KIMBALLS MINERAL TEErH.-Thc cclc-
brty which these Teeth have obtained and the high value
upon them by those who have Worn them. together
with Il, l. known intrinsic superiority the great nisss
of Teeth that made in this country, have induced Dr.
Knban 10 make such arrangements MS viii hereafter ci,-
bic him supply the increasing demand for them
extent; lie has been confirmed in this design by the i-
form which has attended his practice in this de-
parncn OF his prof, sson and by the high cncomnS that
have been passed upon these Teeth by OF most
distinguished citizens who wearing thcIn and by
several eminent Physicians and Dentists of this
city, have spontaneously offered the most ample esti
monlas to their excellence These Teeth and will
tinue 10 tc made by DR.. kimball errisrey for his on
pyQece they in the most elegant manner. upon
gold plate and adapted TO tho mouth in such way US 10
combine highest utility with the greatest possible COM
fort They are warranted lie unsurpassed by thai
arr made in the United States and are guaranteed IN all
cases 10 at perfectly and TO all the purposes that
artificial Teeth can be made answer Dr. knihl! wish
cs 1t TO DC particularly noted that his arrangements
such US III enable him TO offer these Teeth made IN te
style above mentioned at DE same Sscs asa are aayed
FOR he most kiads Specimens may be seen ut his
house. No. 522 Broadway, near Spring-st oio ilnlsJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
TO THE PUBLIC.

NEw-YoRx, February 10, lSSo.
The subscriber would respectfully announce TO his
fricts and the rayclny community in general that he
has recently leased the L. S. HOTEL and is fully prepared
TO entertain all who may favor him with their patronage
Having BEEN for the pas, sixteen years engaged in the
above capacity, he has no hesitation in saying that all ia
,ots extended 10 him by the public will be duy appreci-
.ted aud every satisfaction rendered TO the guests who
may feel disposed TO pstronze him.
P.s In order 10 Keep pace with tho ,iiacs. he is
rau;sd TO change the price for Board pay from 81 soto
81 h,pnr at the same ne it will the full and
unqualified appreciation Of the travelling public.
L. JOHNSON, United States Hotel,
corner of Fulton, Pesrl and Water streets,
fnav Ncw-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

IN our last communication we said thaif Mr.. Dodge
stated things they were, he should have no word OF
contention from but he has tod them they were,
or Is they are; and pronounce his last article untrue
and we defy him, and all the world with him. TO prove
otherwise. We shall take farther notice OF any thing
he nav say and regret exceedingly that We were COM
PEELED from many dsagreeabc circumstances growing out
Of MISREPRESENTATION, to notice him st all His sckrow-
Iedyeent of the facts first published by US Is what We
wished the public to understand We therefore take leave
thanking him FOR the assistance he kas rendered In max
Ing them known. (dai istf) Z. j. PARALf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
MARRIED:

On Monday I0Itn by tie Rev. nI. snodsrsss,
CHARLES IAMSuN, Esq: Of Boston, TO Miss Eliza
Beth ROBERTSON, daughter of Charles IL aiafrhaiii
cfihs city -. orJ /.
Fen Z W II. Cro.aii Of LiyeYpool 10 Emina Loyu ;
6,h Jal;n If Stiles Ia Elizabeth t. Smith.
IL Clinton, Ct. r. b. 9th, VIM. kirkland OF Ne" iofA
70 Jennie; Z. Cater. w.. yo,,,
10 sarah D. cser. al; ,o D.,;a
Al Fishkl, 5it JOHN Gran, oi Pougf'Sceps'e 70 D'"'
RDbIiIsni ,,;t, y col,
A. Rc.fon et,,. vi Liam E. French 10 Sarah hsin,,
SON Elisha Copeland Jr 10 va saunl, riI. ~
T. Gori1In to Sa-an Z. Perkins 'li s4hue e"''" -
ana Ma'ia Bass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

ESTABLISHED lI95.-So.Ar, CANDLES AND
STARCH. s. w. LEE, Manufacturers, Nos 81 and
63 Rcadc-s,rcct, New-Yo:k, have constantly on hand
large assortment OF the above articles which they will sell
at the lowest market prices, warranted cqual supe
ror any manufactured In the cy delivered shipped
without charge for boxes or carriage.
Mersh:ts, Groccrs, Country Dealers and Families who
are in want of the above articles viii find TO their utter
est to call on us before purchasing elsewhere.
all SUMS j. ID. 4 w. LIE.
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EEIE FOR A WIFE.

In Press and Will c published in few days, III en'irry
new novel, BY
THOMAS l.. NICHOLS, ESQ,
author Of The Lady In Back &c. with tile ABOVE tiie.
This novel will create no little sensation when II appears
1t dsciss facts OF rather singular character IL
will probably max. its appearance
on TIL RSDAf.
Just piiblis,ied-the magazine
THE AEfSTfpE-AN.
Edited by Thomas Dunn English, ESD containing severe
criticism Oh thu
BlsuoP oNpEEDoSK CASE.
Prics-JO cents -irsie, s. per gear.
VALENTINES.
Our Customers informed that have CHOKE col!
le.tio;I Valentines, Valentine Writers. ST. &c, which
We ANXIOUS TO sell wholesale retail
Published this morning,
CORSE DE LEON,
or The Brgand, by e. z. Il. james, p:ce % cents.
Aiso-just published,
Philip Augustus, price. rs
Mar. OF burgundy, rs
hlCeIlu, 80
Az Of ;hc above are fr sale wholesale and retail BY
BURGESS Il STRISGER.
III ..2 Broadway, corne. OF Ann st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

The Herald has had fling at the Steam Cutter
Spencer and under the circumstances there appeared
be negligence somewhere.
Tho Cater, however, could not have gone To as
her compasscs would not traverse, aud therefore, they
would have been useless if she had eeen u, to sea-
tits IN $50 tuue The service, That Captain Tyler
shsuld have wasted 70 much money IN experiments
producing schl uumannSable crafts as the Spencer
while upon principles well established, vessel might
have been built which would have rendered great scr
wees marine.
Boston. New.york PhiIadelpha, Baltimore, Charles
ION and New Orleans, ought be provided, doubtless
with frs, class vessels FOR The revenue service suci
could have been made for the money expended by fhe
Accident, Then If he desired patronze tie genius
Of our country he could have gone into the experimental
III "A small, economical safe scale.
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NO. 2S5 BROADWAY, NEAR GRANITE
nTN(,S

30 II.IINNIS.
NToSSIErH EDoU ART, ..SiEhouttist of the French
WI and English ROYAL Families, respectfully informs the
public that he has returned NewYork, after tour OF
four years through all the principal c-5 OF the teu
S,cs lie brings with lin, n valuable collection o; Like
ncsses of distinguished characters in the Church. state
Navy Army, Literature Sccnce and Art Ills -Mncrlch
collection amounts $4,000, and his European TO- 2oooo
all Will their autographs appended. This highly interest
ing collection is exhibited at his where there Is ee
ldmiss ion 1T all hours OF the day. .
Mr. T. continues to fake single Lkencsses or Famny
Groups the accuracy Of which too well known 10 he
pubi 10 require the abundant and atterS TESTIMONIALS
tllat could easily be furnished.
Duplicates of the IkenessSs in his collection 10 DC iu
and families attended at their own residences. il required
Kcuc aAut TO leave this country for Europe he invites
his friends and the public generally 10 call as cary as pos
siblc. ,.,.-..,.,.. g..
Likewise, DAGUERREoTYPE LlhEAEssES TAKEN
frnm nature Portrait, and Miniatures copies OF tile
silhouette Family Group. iio i"is
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THE WIG ALMANAC FOR 1915.
TABLE OF CONTENTS,
Common Notes, Eclipses, Sc. for leia-
,;,.S,rs Popula,ion Of The World.

Common Notes, Eclipses sc. ior ioi'.
Cr:Ssrs. Population of The World.
do. Of the United States.
d., Of Indians within the borders OIL 'hc
( United Staie..
Ucyt nue. ard Expenditures OF the l. :. vi
lsH. :;
c,tera n. admitted TO all tie States and Territories III
the United States.
The Past and tie Future ,baitor'ai]
~ ,,,,, VIII. ,,,,eu By. Fraui lLai,e-isI
w.t.. n, Presidents AID Vice Presidents ifo l'o to
1914.
Nex.York ELECTIONS for Governor since l'c9.
The DEoLAR,rIo> " IspErESptNet.
Names OF the Sisncfs OF no.
I'll. co,.rr1rrtos o. rnE UstrEp srArIs. with the
Amendments
w, sUI,aroS's F,gEwELL AprREss
Number of Presidential Electors frc each State, and
the manner IN which the cas-, in leii
President aud Cabinet Officers with their saianes
Judges o! Supreme Conrt and salaries.
United States tors, .8il Congress
Members House of Representatives, eslh Congress.
STATE DgPSaTmEAr.
Salaries and number OF Clerks in S,crry OF States
Office.
do. DO do. Pateu, Office.
do. of Ministers and Consuls and Diplomatic
Agents in different parts of The world
TREASURY DErARTNkAT
Salaries and elks
Salaries and Officers of the Customs i'll The several
States.
Registers and Receivers-Land Olicc.
Surveyors
United States hints, Officers and Salaries.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Number Of Clerks and Salaries
Storekeepers, Masons, Carpenters Blacksiniihs, In
spectors Physicians, Interpreters Farmers, Gun
smiths, Agents &c. with salaries
AEMY-lnantry, Dragons, Rlcmcn &c
Military Academy.
Army Lst-Pay of the Army-Rank and Grade
NAVY DlrAHrMEST.
Clerks Secretarys Department.
Navy List-Gradc and Pay, Commanders, Surgeons,
Lieuienan,s, rursers, Chnplains, Engineers, &c.
Vessels of War in United States Navy, names and
number of guns.
PosTOFFicE DEPARTMENT
Clerks, &c. in tie Department.
Number of Offices in cnch OF the States, amount of
Postage received ard amount paid Contractors in
each State.
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
Judges District Attorneys, &c with salaries,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Governors Of Territories, Expenses Of putic Print
ing, Salaries Of Members of Congress, &c.
Times of holding Elections in the different States.
TARIFF OF DUTIES on articles imported into tho U.
States, alphabetically arranged
Dir. CLAys Speech at Ashland the eth Of December,
1874.
PREsIpENrIaL ELECTION Returns of all the States
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Lxss,a hat,, a beamhig eye,
But her brow is slcckled,
Though 1t is 80 very high.

rx;m, hath beanhig eye,
But her brow is slcckcd,
Though ii so very high,
|, IS ycry frccked.
IrssIA hath a lovely liri
And lovers sweet naines can ihat:
But With nlItstaciIus and ti?,
Site's like man, fol- all that.
IrssiA hath to GoyH AUS gone
No mo,c her brow is spotted;
Her lip is like the rarian Stone
No more with lar It's dotted.
forpsg SrBThL. IrAIiAN soar
IS people love TO call that
Which Beauty brings, has made het DfEh
ud she's swcet, and frir, ai,i all that.
pg Go, rams woTli-rcnownci toilet preparations ase
70 DC had " Scw-York. orly at te oi'S'ai aePo'
walker-St. ii store FROM Broadway a,
Agents. Mili-st. Boston; Pe.ucc Stahw,N tiai'
h4ny; BaeS,s & Bull, pa Riser-t Troy iouHcE, ~
chester: S,orrs. Hud Myc's n hNeh' Green "
Worcester. ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

Dr The Seventh Anniversary Of the Society of Inquiry
OF the New-York Union Theological Seminary will be held
nj Rev. DR. Coxs Church. Craberyst, Brooklyn onWcd-
ncsduy evening" February la at 4 clock The cxerci-
ses will consist Of addresses delivered by members of the
Society appropriate to Its object Music by the Haydn So
cicty Of The Seminary. The public respectfully invited
20 attend, IT.
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rosr-orricE, Ngw-YonK. Jan. seth, ls45.

FoST-OFftcE, NEw-YORk, Jan. 2ytll, 1875.
r., THE POSTMASTER GENERAL has Ortlc:cd an
EXPRESS NAH. 10 rrn from Covngton, Georgia. 10
Montgomery, Alabama, and back with the view ofcNpc
dtns tho communications between the Eastern Cities and
Cities OF Mobile and New Orleans day, and 10 cna
Die those desiring it, to avail themselves Of the deS
patch It will aord-notice is hereby given of the arrange
mcnt.
Letters PREPARED and marked "ESrRi>s and ncwspa-
per slips from Publishers ofnewSpapers addresscdto TUB
LISTERS rArgss ONLY, and sent in lien of their
change done up i'll light wrappers open at end is the
only matter that he allowed TO be- by the Express
i29 Owls JOHN LORINIER GRAHAM z. VI,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
STANDARD EPISCOPAL WORKS,

STANDARD tHlSCOfAD WOhNS,
Published by u. APPLETON Il co. zoo Broadway.
Hooker Complete Works, edited by kebc, " Svo 81 90
Eurnet's History Of the Reformation, iv, best edition.
- portraits, So cheap edition. 3v.-...-..-..-2 80
Burncts Exposition CT The MINK Articles, best ed-
Erudleys Practical and rarocal Sermons, " Syo. - 60
Mascc On Atone ict and Sacrifice. ~ 90
Maurice OF the Kingdoms OF Christ, w.. 50
Scwlnams Parochia Sermons ~ syo.... ID 90
Palmers Treatise ON the Church, ~ syo. 60
Mersals Nutcs on Episcopacy editedby Wainwright Is
Newlans sermons Subjects Of the Day, l2mo. %
Kips Double Witness OF tile Church, limo 90
Jeremy Taylor OH the Sacred order and Offices Of the
Irscopacy and the Ministerial Office, limo Il 90
NaEung the Unity of tile Church. l6mo. W
Wilson's Sacrl Privata complete, lGmo. OO
Sherock's Practical Christian l6mo. ......----.l 90
Churtons History OF the English Church. 6Ino 90
Spenckc- Manual OF Private Devotion. 1Gmo 90
Taylor- Golden Grove Manual of Devotion l6mo. so
S,eIlccr's Sermons the Church, l6mo. %
Suttons Medi:atiOns the Sacrament, l6mo 90
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