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FOREIGN PORTS.

NOV 81 at ~ ~ ION os, snip ontario, from Rochelle
for N York.
oc,s Bremen bark Floran 90 DIS from York, for
Montevidco, &c.
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Antwerp, Nov l3 Probus. Devrics York; I'd,
Doyle. do.
Al Bremen, Nov g. Republic N York
Arr at Cadix, Oct Is. Superb n York.
AT Clyde, Nov lS-Ldc, Saraccr fov York.
Arr u, Cowcs, Nov L. John Wicbs, n York
Deal. Nov l2--Sd, Gladiator, Bunting from London
for N York
"A, Elsineur, Nov 3. Kronprissen, sockholr, for
York.
Gibraltar, Nov 9-Thc Platna Woodward from
York for Trieste pat in here the 9th with fore
mast. foretcpmast &c ana sails and upper works much
strained, bat will not have to discharge
At Gutenberg. Oct 81, Agnes. York.
Arr q, Havre. Nov IL. Burgundy Wo,ton n York: 9ih
s! Nicholas, Pel, do 81. Duchess d'Orlcans Richard
ron. do,
At Hamburg. Nov 8, Brarens York
In the E!bc, Nor Il. Sir Newton, York; eth Danske
Esq, do.
In the Texel Nov T. Trcolor n York.
Arr at Legnorn. Nov l. Forester, Parker, N York.
Arr at Lisbon. Nov 6, ST Joseph, Conway. York.
Arr at Liverpool Nov 5;h. Bcrenice, FIN York. 9th
Oxford, Rathbonc, , DO; i9th Corsair I'm do Virginia
Man, i do 18th, Columbus, I'm do; lSih Tarointa fu
do 10th. Rochester i'm do; lth steamer Great Britain
I'm do 18th, steamer Hiberna IN Boston and ships ST
Ferris, Liberty and Gsrrick I'm York sailed sth,
Philadelphia. Wellington. for York. 10TH Pantheon
Lane, for do. Cleared Cambridge, for York ldg
Corneia Patrick Henry, Empire, Virginia and Celurr
bus for n York.
London Nov I7-y3g, Lcoao-c Mediator and Swzcr
land, for York
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5rtools.

NrUSiC taught a, your own tiresde with much facility
Iva f P F2o on S put IS s;
doors above C.ust continue 10 leach ladies' and gene-
the Guitar Singing Accordion aud NloHn n al paris
Of New ORR city reasonable terms Apply Us above
d5 inn ----------
A NEW COuTse OF Lesson. N French IA; Robert
n CONAN System, by Edmond ju l5n-son, ~ M-tYea-
Ing uses are now being formed at No a. Geen-s, cor
Of Houston. Hours OF attendance, 10 ana "
Nv bis sya,s the student sooner able converse with
rapdity and ease besides acquiring thorough KNOWLEDGE
the language, with all It's diomaac pecuuriies Than oy
FGrh-r particulars, terms, &C viii he made known
application NJ Booknsms Select Schoci No II! 6'eeii
corner Of housions between the hours o. A NJ: ana
ftNiilI .ELECT SCHOOL, No. la Green cor of
j Observation-Disclosures BOOhIIAM, Master nstruc-
ton Chiefly the PrUssan sysem given IN al the e-
men;ary branches OF sound E1Sii.h EGuca'iol' nc La
lin and French languages ana housekeeping, are also
taught forming part Of the general course
Numbers limited. No BOy upwards OF l. years OF age
received into the School Circulars may be- had at Henry
NJ. Onderdonk's, p Jolns Msssrs lockwood Sons;
Broadway, aud T. j. Cro~ens, corner o! brOaa ana
Pieecker.si. ms I'm
der 3 cbsTpe Of Mr. seIa3rsn' meet At o'clock in
the evening Mr.. Bookhas scLool-rooH NO l47 Green,
corner OF HOuslon-S-
The of practice is much more extensive snd thor
ough ;hsn possibly hc gwen IN 4 large SCHOOL,
housekeeping also taught
Farther particulars, &c made known on app!iea-
ton above between tue hours OF A NJ und O'clock,
p. NJ NO I'm
ntsBR0'v's RIDING SCHOOL, No: 4os Bos-
~ cry near Astorsnd La Fayele places, Hew-iorS NJ
Dhas the honor That his School open day and
evening for Equestrian Tuition and exercise hiding
TERMS:
is Lessons s;~ - 80 90 S.. 60
10 DO ........... 10 col 20 Rdes..... ......le 10
! do ............ 5 ool0 do 49,. ......... "
Single Lessona........ oo!singe Raes......... 10
Road do $500. 5hl
n. B.-HghlY trained and C;ei Horses for the Road or
Parade 10 let EVENING CLASS:
l. Lessons. .........s9 GOl20 Rides u1
Single ............ o0iSinsie R.des......... 10
RULES:
l. AL Lessons or Rides paid for OF commencing.
= One allowed :Jr-ach Lesson Ride il the School
$. One hour and sElf for Il Lesson on Inc kOGd
4. Hours for Ls1ies from g A. II. 10 S P. ".
8 Hours for G.1:ierueurom 10 and from 10 81, I'M
s. No gentlemen admitted during The hours appropriated
TO Ladies.
Only three months allowed FOR Course OF Lessons
Rides.
y. B. The School has been rehed ard furnished with
Stoves Ladies delicate health need be under a2pTe
hersion Of taking cold. oSl
card requested aravous to commencing,
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Dr. To.rsend Sr-I have been distressed with the dys-
pepsin tor several years which originated whilst residing IN
Inc Yves: frcn, having constitution impaired by the west
ern fever probably by taking inlutclous Quantities OF
medicine Nv appetite very poor aud my food Gd not
properly digest; Occasionug weakness and general deb
~ throughout whole system tried great number o.
medicines remedy among others bon Sandss and Bris-
to Sarsaparls, but hey all failed TO effect cure Know
ing some where your Sarsapara had been very
beneficial resolved 10 try bottle, and deriving benefit
tiereirom continued until had taken hall dozen bot
Ties and AIN happy inform you That my health Is now
restored
recommend your Extract of Sarsaparlla Yours.
II. d. CURRAN Coal Agent, 1874 Market-st-
Inn
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". <" WM. GALUsHA.


NEW-1 OK, Aprl lofJ.
Msssrs. a B. { D. SASDS-Genis: Feeling il 3 duty 10
you and tie community large. SEND you This ceraacair
Of the virtues your Sersa1ara that OILERS VINO are now
suffering may have their confidence established aud use your
medicine without delay
extended half WY the knee dischargng very offensive
matter itching burning and d-puv!ng often OF my rest
=; night. and -ery rainiu, 10 bear ,
was recoulrsa5ed to Use your medicine by Mr.. James
Mcconnell who Rad beer cured by 1t, ana si.er using ve
bottles was entirely cured.
have deferred sending you this certificate one year srce
the cure was effected order ascertain with certainty
whether Il was permaHer: cure and now gives me me
res,et pleasure add that have neither seen nor e the
slightest appearance OF it. and that am entirely sound
Yours SARAH MlNTfRE, $40 Delencey-s-
For father particulars ard conclusive evidence OF lis
superior value and efficacy, pamphlets winch may De
Obtained OF agents gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by 4. B. D.
SANDS Wholesale DriGgis;s 79 Fultcn-st rs Broadway
and n East Broadway NewYork Sold also by Druggists
generally throughout the United States Price 81 per bot
tie or six hotties for s..
o. The public respectfully requested 10 remember
that IS Sands's Sasapaa that has been md constantly
achieving such remarkable cures of the most dithcrt class
of diseases 10 which the human frame is subject therefore
ast for Saudss SarsRparlla and take other n2F I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-08

MATER PROOF India Rubber Goods,oi GoodysaFs
w Pateu; Gumelasc. warranted 10 stand IN any climate
GEORGE BEECdER, 100 Broadway between Pia- snd
" AL st- has hand ana daily receiving from the TAG
tories general assortment OF goods under the
shove patent which he offers the trade a. 10" prices, VIZ
Gum Elastic Shoes mems. al sizes
Do DO ladies' DO
Warranted stii-n soften Under any degree OF
cold heat
Carriage and o.s. cloths ofevery style aad thickness
Japaune Cloth paien! leather Gish, e. article superior
10 ps'eai leather, and al L less cost
Machine Banding, military Tents,
Lie Preseryers all patterns Wafer Hose every sizs,
Portable Shower Bans Caps Hats Rnd South
low price. over CoRi-,
Ttsveling Bags Pea Coats ,,-;,,., s,,r.s
Horse Covers, iCloaks, ~ ''
Carriage Aprons, CBprs.
Carriage Boots. Mems Overal!s,
Wsier PALS, various patterns Leggins,
Bathuk Mats, Huniin. and Fishing Boots,
Lscie-' Aprons. Ducking Pants, win aOsts,
Mecbsaics' Aprons Foot Balls, WIKI all tubes,
Gul Cases and CCvers SuspendeTs ana E!astics,
Air Pillows, Gloves and Mis.
Chair Cushions, Camp Blankets.
Wagon Cushions, Crcilsles AID GiTt5,
Air Mattresses Tents SpOrtsmeu.
Il The ABOVE goods prepared by process entirely
dferen: from any oher manufacture rendering them ir
iy superior tie common Rubber goods heretofore sold
IL Ire market Orders promptly executed Tor goods OF al
syies- Is 2awtf
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PRICE Only l2 - CENTS.

PRICE ONLY IL IL CENTS.
TIE KITCHEN DIRECTORY aRd American House
wife containing most valuable and original receipts
in all branches OF Cooking, together WIN col
Of miscellaneous receipts Also tue wnoe ART OF
Carving, illustrated by sixteen Eng-nvings
MARE II NEANMAE pnhlI.ll.r. ls9 R-0edwAv.
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List Of Letters Remaining in the N.Y. Post once,
Saturday. December 6
~. p,,ns, nestton the pArE Of The List tn shi'
hS ,.nrU-I JTST.

LSs Es &'ss'-s ny
Grace, Petty
parEe. Mrs. Mary
Palmer, h,rs- Asher
G.
Pascow, Miss Ada
lire
Phelps. Miss Maria
Plat, Miss Eliza
Pike, Madame :.
Philips, Mrs
, picss!sy, Mrs. ST.
SAD III
Phillips, Hannah
. Poet. Mra edward
liicEarlin,A Ann
Mccormick, Miss
Bridget
| McCreery,M Mrs. NJ.
iMcCaIium, MrsNelI
Mccormack, ANA
Mcfarland, MAI
gaze!
McGowsn, MISS
Levesen
McGorsOn, Miss
/ Mary
| Mcsiurray Mrs
Bridget
lQu,nn,Sliss Mary
Hulph, ..irs. Lucy
| Ray, ilI-s Emily
IGevere,3i!ss Ehza-
beth
Read, hrs. NJ. Jr.
l,ichardson,Airs Z.
C..
.Rlker, Mrs. Harriet
.kouuan, Hiss Cath
Rose ,AlrsAnnE.iza
Roper, Catasnne
i.oG gefs, MISS
Bridget
Rockwell, Miss Isa-
bella I.
ROb,nsoD,h irs.G P.
ryder Mrs Adah
kyan, Miss JRdlth
Ryan, Mrs. Mary
Robinson, Mrs.
Abey w.
shenis, Mrs. j.
SiaItry Miss Bird get
Sh-pafdMrsA !ini:a
Steele, Mrs. Thorn
as c.
Schneider, Mad a.
Observation-Disclosures
Seewa!d, Miss Eli
zabe,h
Stewart, Miss Ellen
r.
Stevens, Mrs. II.
Sowden MrsHelien
scott, Miss Julia ~
Sioni, Miss Louisa
Summers, Miss Eu-
nice d.
Tinson, Miss
Terry Miss AnuaP,
rreann.r AlrsEl.en
Ir,mole5, MISS
Sarah
rierncy, Mary
ribbs, Miss Enie-
line
Thompson, Miss
i.larLha
Thorn. Airs Sarah
Thomas, Mrs. Eli
Zsb-lh
Udel. Mrs. Ala
Ufquhart, NADIA
mOi-ulie Aune
Wallis, Mrs. j.
Wed lie, 0lrs. Jane
Ann
Ward. Mrs. Adeiia
Wallace, Mrs. Me
I!da
Wells, Mary Z.
Wheaiiey, susan
Webb, Mrs. Ann
Wilson. Mrs. Jane
Williams, hlissBar-
barry
Willing, Mrs. Re-
hecca
" Gilman, Mrs. Sa-
IAN ALL
Williams, Mrs. Eli
zabeth
Williams, Mrs.
tWashin ston-sl.l
Williams, Mrs. Di-
anna
Wilson. Mrs. Thns.
itachs!L ,
Wilder, Mrs. Sophia
Wiiliams,1 bliss En-
ma
Wurdcu, Jenrett
Word len, Miss En-
line
Worefield, Mary
Wi,sonMrs SarahA
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FEVER AND AGUE.

VEd A-1 y 70 =
HrE1HAT OLD FAvoRITE AND STERLING RENE
DY.r-"ROW AND'S IMPROVED TONIC MN
TJrRE' for Fsver and Aguer No medicine, IN aayaGe
or country has ever with such universal successpro-
. against co.tat.frt:J 81 The written signature OF the
nrourie0r Joan K 0+s.G the top Of each oC!i-) l.
NAY De rad 4 l strength gecuineress and purity a.
t. or na inventors Office No. = North Secoccst-eet-
Philadelphia or Of IL o. Fay General AserL No l5s Fu.-
ton-s, Lamp orei SUI SEitings -wy inrE- eI tneoc
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10y ORDER OF Hon. C. ?. DAILY one OF the Associate
ID Judges OF the CoHrt Of Common Pleas IN and or me
CIV and County OF New or Notice hereby gwen pur
s,,snt TO the provisions OF the statute authorizing a.;aG
mens against sbscondng concealed and nonresident deo
ors tat an attachment has issued against the estate OF
George Mcintyre resident of the State Of Newly ork con-
c.aed debtor and that the viii be sold for the pay
nen OF debts unless he appear and discharge sc ~
tachnsnt according TO law within three months from
The first publication OF this and that The payment OF
r for his use of any property belonging 10 him, and the
tran er OF any properly by him. forbidden ey law and
are void Dated the lSth day OF ptemoer, $50
BELL & COE, Attorneys for Attaching Creator
% 1900, y John.-. NNNy-A orA.
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MUSIC taught your freside with much facility
lf1 and rapid progression, new out ne falling sys
TEN ~ DrHSDAY. Professor OF ilusic i2j Broad way
above C.uatt continue TO Teach afes and gente-
men tho Guitar Sin ging Accordion aud Violin, n ali parts
Of New York city reasonable Apply Us above
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Nov 30 lat SO 30, Ion Co. ship Ontario from Rochelle
for N York.
oc, g, Bremen bark Florian. 90 DIS from York. for
c.
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10 STEAMBOAT Prupde;ors. Engineers, &c-We
would respectfully call the attention o: The t7oTe per
sons 20 Stones n=nyen;ei Counter N apparatus OF tue
ls,rce taveied over by steam vessels, locomotives &c
THIS inac- : also We'll calculated Tor measuring Dis
tarces. Price So.
The above, together with Stones Improved Steam ?res-
sure AID acga Gage ard GGage CocS for asceFainnE
tt exact night OF the 6olsrs, car be lad Of
the subscribers re Cra;on Plumbing and Wa,-rFlsr
Establishment $50 .SEoal4Tay between WakeE and Waite
IS. ns- In STONE BROTHERS.
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POCKET DIARY FOR 1876.

a. MARX II. NEWMAN. Publisher. 1873 Broadway
POCKET DIARY FOR 1916.
lust PUBLISHED. the Pocket Diary for 1886 Tor The
purpose Of recording OF pas. present and uirre
occurrence containing blank spsce for ever day IL me
year; neatly bound IN pockebook ion-slso, ha bound
in cheaper form. Published and for SAT- By
no JANSEN BELL. l5S Nassaust
nANIE!I ADEE, IO7 Fulton-st has jus, pubi.hed
ApSo srai:h,vate's Retrospect OF Prhcics Medicine
and surgery, veErly Journal containing RETROSPECT
tve View OF ever Discovery and Practical Improvement
in the Medical Sciences. Commenced in January 1870
Published N London in iy and Jsnuary OF eTer year.
ara re.pub...hed in Neyr-York by DANiELADEE, No 07
Fuur-st Trms-Th- first 10 Eos or rye yrars, - PeF
gear thereafter, 81. Invariably N advance MI u
JUST PUBLISHED,
rgViIE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY Tor Schools, ICs-
i lrsrd 10y - eugrayEgs aud IS maps WIZ sion-
mar plan. il vol ITO. by 5. G. Goodrich author
OF Peter Par!ey's Tales, &C.
The shove WORK has already been Introduced into The
Public Schools Of Roches and n nuTbsr OF Others
The hrs edition Is nearly disposed o. Toe second
vii ne published IN e'T ia! - 49,
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rTa~so -FOUR O'CLOCK B0ATFOR NEW
..s-.s5 URGH, Pou hkeepsis and Kingston land
+.2< H''A ing Cnldwelis, West Point, New Ham
burgh Milton HyGe Park aud Rhnebeck. The splendid
steamboat SANTA CLAUS VIII leave Bsrcaysi. pier This
Day tSoy. ~ O'CLOCK p NJ. For passage freight,
apnlv hnnr. 10 I ]. HALL. A2t th,. wharf M
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1nsIraure.

EGBEHT II. MORRIS. p. II
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tpronE WolLpeoanlte, @s.
e.--- ---.ss-res=z.-7 FROM y. JR0h rT7S
IL5A 80 70 ALBANY TROY,
HritrpDufL /. HOu-

& .Slt ,.~i. Gnroai The steamboat NINl8oD. Capt.
ohm Brooas Jr leaves New York the
foot of Aarkc-s every day 81 o'clock A. NJ. Sunday
excepied) IN connection with thr Cars from West Stock
bridge. Returning leavr rideprr' at = O'Clock, r. NJ On
the arrival o tue Railroad Cars from West Sockbridgear
irving ~ EeS-I Ori al hall past5 O'Clock ?. VI.
The clock Line 20 Bridgeport Is withdrawn Stages
leave on the arrival OF the loaf for Straord, Milford
tuiti..G, Southport ana Derby.
This the only boat running in connection with the Cars
~ Il Il. MASON Sup.
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-G"z~ >FOK HUDSON AND iNTEl&lIE-

-I'<s FOR HUDSON AND iNTElkIIE.
II; as-tp5S..rss SDIATE LANDlEGS.-1be HUD.
SON. In place OF the Wesciester t,Ee only
boa. that lsnds A. 3 oclocG Captain Wei II. MsLL.S,
.Y leave tho foot OF Cedhr-stre- lls ensuing
every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, O'Clock, P.
NJ connecting HGdson with the Hudson and Berkshire
Railroad he or which the ARRIVAL Of the boat
R.urning the boat leaves Hudson Tuesday Thursday
and sunday O'Clock P ~ the arrival Of the cars
touching both ways tho intermediate landings For
fregh, or massage, apply board
J. l. KNAPP 4 SON, lei West 81
ihta boa, putin pete order, wha ne" hS!e
and eug ine and additional number Of state rooms and
viii se found pleasantand comfortable boat 81 any %
the river. TIE boat no b2rgss.
vhis boa, /. now, ready 20 receive fret h iel2r
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- ,iT-~ sNOTIGE.-Th- Peoples Line have made
e with the powerful Steamers
UTICA and NORWICH 10 10 Alb5ny
far the ice val permit every day O'Clock p
NJ tn farther nogce- H-w-Y"rs. Dec. 50, 1913 q
it, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Yer
1tyOn Wednesday, Dec. 8, the lrips THIS
Ferry VIII be- Is iOloW-
Lesye Staten.ls.and 81, 10 y 81; ?, Il PM.
di N.y-IorA 9, l. Il VI; st. ) z. 81.
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JOSEPH WEED. Deputy Sheriff. % !""tL9
Ivy WRIT r ofa Precept issued out OF ana unotr e
Is seal = The Cour, of Over and Term.neF. 10 me Gccel
and delivered proclamation hereby made that Court OF
Or and Teriuer and Ja Delivery IN and for tue S!y ana
C.niv of Ney.Yors Wi, be held in the City Hal OF SAID
civ or the fourth Monday OF December next and ~ per-
IONS bound 10 appear By ,ecoguzance or hesTic ana an
Justices OF the Peace the Coroner, High Constable petty
Csab.s and MarshaIs snd all persons bound Ia prose-
,, in SAID Court BE then and there in their own proper
persons with their rolls, records. indictments ana o,eF re-
rbrsncs 10 do those things which .heiE Offices IN this
befglf shall appertain 10 be- done.
Given undermy hand nj the Sherlfs ONCE We Eta day Vi
October I2ij aud OF independence TIE blth
80 Is,,x,lih Mon Dec WILLIAM JONI :. Sheriff.
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E~Ns-S - Nf.H-l D.Ih AND EXILE SsTs
Z - RAILROAD-Chanse OF Hours.-on -
N1oGiay, December st aud until far
ller notice tho fast aud Commodous steamer EUREKA
will be run in connection with tho Cars, twice daily each
ySsy, tor Passengers,
Leaving Neyy-Yorh foo, Of Leaving Middletnwn
Duane-sL) at q O'clock A. III. AT O'Clock A. NJ. ind
AMI as Pm 81 P NJ
The Frssht Line wiz leave New.York att O'Clock NJ
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ARTIFICIAL EYES
~ = and inserted by Dr. J GRAY, No. lis BowsrT,
80 y l. Ne ony manufacturer q the Eum4ii Artnca.
sys Z '- cited S;a:s- Any Person thai wishes 70 be
s.e9 shed always apply 10 Ihs maker " no has been
In be art orry years d6 In
iLTpLa, CUWLbN u hA>TiE'S D.Ass
"iEaI ursss Of Brass BU:: Hinges Flush B0ls, Morsice
ana oAr'e. BOTS Buttons sEd tlaIes Cssa Door Hooks,
g &c A-s9 Brass Soils and Composition hinges AID
Brs,. Castings done 10 order nj 3w'
/ NDGLl D LIZ Nh for M.rSir; GU Llnen EEc Cotton,
A-sel "4tl)4 preparation INA ttis wiring csr Dc
cus Z me ssIle manner with tlE on paper;
va N'=d i 10 AZURE co-roce Lie tnst cambria, Ec1
20! So-yI ahd saiEy : fully equal 70 The o-s y Sod
"..I.e.sa-e d-i Ieea- IS FRANCIS = 10y EhtL,
10 =" AiA-niactITI.z SiA.louar1. :. Naid sr-.-ae
SthDtN'S PATENT HUReE-SHOE-, being
Hg o. sac 6y lhe prime pa dealers u 1Ar1'v are n the
tnIeH ssS are a. warranted perfect II orIn a1c rsd= ct
ms very crr red rCl- Every Shoe which may 5e found
MOI y SeesI4Ant With the shove Recommendation VII be
res - gecA ai2 s1e money re-1r-e VIII a. Spes-s rcn
- --os. ea- pats .; lie country Z BURDEN Agent
80 'Ta s7' SSi lsrt.1ry Nav - isi r1vio >SswT
n EM AKA CaLCiNhD PLASTER Cement. and
Malo.e Gust, received fresh from the worss Aaoai,
al u sore o. Us manufacturers prices FOR safe by
o. IN VAN NESS BELL. - Cortisud-s-
A. lKWiS. Jr. D. ~ FUsrgR
IRWIN IL FOSTER, Commission and Forwarding
L HnereEais No : Cassiiiy's Row. Cincinnati sls IL
RORAA Best reaned bo.aI lar sale by
~ n@S SHERMAN, ATW ATER 4 CO., 81 Fullcn-s
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a.. FOX .,aLEA ya.gaoe house on tie No1h '!ts o.,
E.a Niarhs few doors West OF Brosdwsy The lot Is
N u e Il. front aud by s2t feel deep; Inc house
stories HIGH Of the first class with the modern improve
- t,r gsp,erl family wishing locate IN oGe OF TIE
49, No. yh5or1o IDS in the city Apply 10
WALTER KELLER, No p Pine,st
=. So adjoining the Custom House.
The New York herald., 1845-04-20

sacrifices, and washing hands and 20 forth lint On y,
ho ne went into the Synagogue custom was
ng the wisdom of our Saviour in thus enoinipe 10 ths
% positive manner the religious Observance ofthe Sab
which were the Offspring Of mere Jevisb ,;o
ana prejudice thus strikingly teschinr The uni
souss suy S sn how his
.ne women who followed Chriss body 10 the sspuichrs
.n oy reurnea and prepared their spices and eint.
pain dsy according to the Commandment Ths .are
studied these records in reference 10 the ashhath
in thus i, Deen isd to admire the wisdom Of Jesus
col PoiinS OUT Wnat was merely Temporary and 10.
ana what was permanent and univsrsai In the rH
more aiso nsv reference to the Sabbath and the
i've declaration of Christ" The sabbath was msIa "a
various links Il t now sgan in review my hearers the
Nature teaches US the necessity Of the sabbstb for NIL
ana rest az plainly teaches that the nirht
Svsn or .nat rest The hesthen have understood this,
days for that rest Almost universally too the Eeshen
nauons nave divided their days into periods Of
ne scriptures now come in to illustrate and conArm all
this The Sabbath they tell was appointed Al the crca
ana on our first parents From them doubt
the tradition has been handed down 10 ali fanes Of
their descendants. One line of their dssceudants-that
through Noah, Abraham and Jacob we are assured eb
served before any other law than the first one was
sNeh. Inen followed the summary of Gods law for
man written on the tables OF on Sinai and the com
% Keep the sabbath was among thsn. Then Christ
ac sno tangnt nat those commands in general
Dindng and IN reference to the Sabbath especially he
taught in manner inmitable for its wisdom ana p.in-
.las wniIe ,ns jewish superstiicns and prejudces
reIerencet that day were to to end yet the
real rest rand religious Observance was The duty and
privilege OF all his followers indeed that was only by
Christians that the true glory and divine design OF the
original institution to be carried out Il GOLDEN
Of evidence which the sincere enquirer after Chris
tan truth cannct but admire, the he studies it.
Having thus concluded his argumant, the preacher
in very feeling and forcible manner
to enforce the necessity Of our observing the Sab
bath, and the gratitude with which we should look
upon It's establishment. and the end for which it
vas ordained, illustrating his positions in very
his congregation to show the reality Of their grati-
ude to the. Almighty Giver Of every good and per-
ect gift bTSl improving the Sabbaths which he has
Heaven on earth beRf, and SO concluded his ser
mon.
The New York herald., 1845-04-20
Case OF Nicholas 3. Gordon

PROVIDENCE, April lo
Alter my letter OF yesterday had been despatched par
the Neptune steamer, the Supreme Court came to the
conclusion to admit Nicholas s. Gordon ball. fixing the
amount at $4,000 This the prisoner resdily procured
and he is at large Il very much doubted that he
VIII ever have another trial; and think people
would have been satisfied il he had been fully discharged.
re evidence against him not strong you must have
perceived from my report of 1T and with many Of those
VINO have attended both his trials the probabilities in
besides the Gordons engaged in the MURDER and it
little strange that yet steps have been taken to
Touching this point, however which have not time
now to discuss, intend to give you some interesting
tacts not long hence c. w