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TWENTY FOURTH OF DECEMBER"
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MARY FOR iS4o.

DIARY FOR 1916.
WILL BE PUBLISHED by the subscribers, In few
w days this valuable work. which Is almost ndispeusa
be for every member OF bar-contsnng In addition to
tie complete st Of the lawyers In the city OF
NewYork. This work has been delayed short time In
consequence OF Are the bndey which destroyed por
ton OF the shee issued rather later than usus
II is hoped II will not be- the lese acceptable
dig JANSEN BELL, Sationers, &c. l5S Nassau-st
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~ No IL OF FRosrs PlcroRIAL HISTORY OF
THE WORLD may be had Of w. H. Graham, Tribune
Buildings
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THE CuLTIVATOR

LIIVAGO
NOR DECEMBER-Just received This number closes
L the volume for this year The publisher feels grateful
for the generous support which he has received from me
pubc ard he can only attribute there being pains
spared in Try ing peuse them in giving them such yau
able amount agricultural matter is now esteemed e
not II would not have the largest circulation ,
The volume commences with the January numoer-osck
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NSTANTbD-A situation by pss.on who has thor.
~ oCgh knowledge pressing braid. Leghorn and
Panama Hats Address A. W. No. 81 Cueer-st (Souts.
wark) PHILADELPHIA czf 81
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NVANTED-A Srst ship-b1ider, to 20 into largo
w and prosp-rous OF the Western Lake. 10
take chang. ship yard None need apply unless ihey
give The most satisfactory references relating 10 cherae
and ability 10 construct from their drswtngs tho
most approved elass OF ard .a vessels The sua
on eherprisisg who understands bis business
well NAV he considered very desirable Address Y. As
tor Housr giving real name and references d22 Ste
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tae .!ues s,,.RY hENRY GILES was at Chicago short
~. -, oeAvesing course Of lectures.
ssss, II. .ae GT1e (P0I Gazette of the 18th instan,
GAd 10 sas sppearanee in new typographical dress
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E CHEEvER's LECTURES on THE PILGRIMS
PROGRESS and on the Lie and Times OF JOHN BuNYAN.
Fourth Edition has just been issued by Edward Walker
la Fultonst. 1t giltedged OF 5l4 pages
fully and fairly illustrated, printed large and good
type and would be acceptable Holiday present ior de-
persons of Orthodox faith. The work, however,
has higher merits than might be implied from this re-
mark. That Bunyans works entirely unlike any
thing else IN Literature and doubtless will De after
another thousand mitators shall have fitted their brief
hour and been forgotten) all readers OF English are
aware but Mr.. Cheever's peculiar merits are not as
widely famous. asa vigorous writer, able disputant
and eloquent preacher he has deserved reputation
but the peculiar ingenuity by which he discovers (and
often makes his readsr see in authorities that hch he
would ain hnd there the meek adroitness with which
he delivers deadly blow adverse creed or cham
pon without seeming to any thing in particular
but merely to relate fact jot down reflection
here exhibited 20 perfection. Dr.. Cheever has not yet
reached the emnence which he is destined if life is
youchsafed him, and which this work viii do much to
secure him.
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d5 lm'
A NEW Course OF Lessons in French hs Robert
II sonian SYSTEM by Edmond Du Buisson A. m.-Even-
ing classes being formed at No. LAT Greenst cor.
of Houston. Hours OF aitendanee,6 10 and 70
o'clock. Id.
By his system student sooner able TO converse with
apdity and ease besides acquiring thorough knowledge
Of the language with ell ts idiomaae peeunarue' naa oy
Further particulars term. &c will be made dc M lrogn oa
application Mr. Booknams Select school, no. ~ GREEN
fefSf' P'S. Of H''''''- between me l01l' " ass IN
THE SELECT SCHOOL, No az Green & cor Of
Houston-st-CHARLE5B BOokHAM, Maser,t I IN Luz
lion chisfy On the Prussian systsm given In al the Ee
mensary Branches OF sound English Education The La
and French language and Bookkeeping are as0
Number. limited; No Boy upwards Of II year: q age
M' onderdonks, IS John-st Messrh Lockwood Sons,
Broadway and T. ]. crowen's, corner OF Broadway and
BleeckersL mo I'm
nRAWING-Evening Classes for Instruction 10 & ,he
Daboye accom- plishments now being formed al The
Select school," No. LAT Green corner Of Hodsont t unoef
The charge of gentleman Professor OF !ns AT %
OF the finest families and schools In ths eity ana
Farther particulars, references, &c wiz 90 tnaoe
application above between me hoGIs - o, dis ~ uI
O'Clock T. NJ where also spec"ens VI VIC N SIo -
Taught may be inspected --
DKOFEssOR sTRUvE-tLae OF Brown Cniversi;
4 VI forming evening Glasses IN tne German h ano
French Languages oenuen1en w'anne , So s7I R,o.d
WIZ WI. p''1'' ''''' de lmeod'
nI1N0 LEssONs and Tunlng.-W. c. ksyner, z
Firstav gives Lessons on the Piano and In Singing, at
Tunes Pianns-pncs IS cents ,o.,.
Pianos selected for purchasers without charge az eod
nIsBROW,s RIDING SCHOOL, No; 400 Bow
~ ery near Astor and La Fayets places SewIork hr:
has s honor TO announce s School Is open day and
evening for Equestrian TSlEGI TESMs 49, exercise Ad'ns
Is I...sns SIS 90 Monih .......n 90
10 do ........ 10 ooIzo Rides .. .........l0 50
s'ss. e ] 81 4 Single Ss Aid:: ;i;;:: :::
B-Highly trained and CUTE, Horses, for tho Road or
Parade, 10 Let EVENING CLASS:
II Lessons 00I20 Rides ...........Slo 90
Single ............ 60lSingle Rides.......... u
RULES:
/. All Lessons or Rides paid for on commencing
One hour allowed each Lesson or Ride in the SCHOOL
g. One hour and half for Lesson the Road
4 Hours for Ladies', from A. N. to s p M. .y
s. Hours for Gentlemen, from 10 and from TO w f.sn
No genteInen admitted during the hours apprspfN
70 Ladies' <,..o,. y,
l. oay three menths allowed for Course OF Ls'son' OF
R!des. ,,,,,,ssa ,vI,h
n E. The School b.. been redued snd .aIrTas @ - ~
S;oyes Ladiea ip delicate Aeelih nsed DO "hoe ~
hsasion Q! takng cold. .v4ors 70 commspelng
a card OF Aed1ess n requested preVlo-. ~
1HTEFs; MUFFs!: MUFFs ;:-Tss The. suese,t oa.eh.
wi S 2 - .,,sntion Of toe ladies' 10 hs choce nsoIe
Nss ofeyery variety and selected WIN gres. ee-o
msn h Ti ho.eest Fur market Also genera asso'
M iIoin .Io ~ o.. Tdmnings on hand a. -,
ns1a Of 1T rut I.tp J. Il MoNARoUE, za sowery:
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THE TREASURY OF HISTORY NO: 1l.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED, AND CONTAINS A.
Il L

The TREASURY OF HISTOhfl IVY. At.
is THIS DAY PUBLISHED, AND CONTAINS AS
i FOLLOWS
l. Th. Conclusion of,he History Of China-Japsn;
? The East India Islands-Ceyen Sumaira, FRINGE OF
Wales island Java Borneo Cesbes the Molaccas or SPICE
Islands Banda Nutmeg lsles and the Philippine Islands
s. Palesine State of the Jews Armenia, Albania
4. Egypt with Syria) Alexandria, Antioch
S The Barbury States Agiers, Australia and Polynesia
g. America British Possessions, Canada, Newfoundland,
Greenland, Mexico. , ,,,-0 r
La Plata United Provinces. Colombia, Bolivia, GUIANA
and Amszonia
g. The West India Islands, Cuba Hayh or 81 Domingo
Porto Rico Barbadoes st Christopher or 81 Kills, Nevis
Antigua Montserra jamaica, Martinique Guadaoupe 81
Lucia ST. Vincent Domnicia Grenada, Trinidad, 81 Eus
latius, Tobago and The Bahamas
g. The Commencement. OF the History OF the United
States. .
One more number completes this valuable compend OF
History price 25 number Published ana Ior sso
hv DANIEL ADEE. l07 FullOn-at d8 osu
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BY GREELEY s. McELRATH.
New Publications.

u GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for January has been
on our table several days 1t is in every respect ad
mirabe number, and an earnest Of the entertainment
which the public TO expect from its pages in the
course of the new velume The embellishments are in
fine taste We have rarely an engraving more hike
life ,ha, Of The Young Cavalier or more graphic
picture than that of Washington at Princeton BROOKS
contributes No. OF his Battle Grounds oil America
there brief wewritten Tales by Mrs stephens MIS-
Butler Mrs. Mcdonald aud Fanny and FRANK Forester
and Poems by E. J. Eames, T. NJ Sidney l. b. i'eao' W.
H. C. Hosmer T H. Chivers, Alfred B. Street and j. R.
Lowell The contribution OF the writer last named we
give as follows
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JUST PUBLISHED,
rGNHE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for Schools Illus
trated by 220 engrsvngs and 50 maps, with globe
map on new plsn In vol 4o. by g. g. Goodrich, author
OF Peter Psreys Tales, &c
The above work has already been introduced into Ae
Public Schools OF Rochester and In number OF others
The frs; edition is now nearly disposed Of the second
will be puslished In few days
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lyURLBUT ON HUMAN RIGHTS.-Essays on human
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Conten-Chapt 1.-The Origin Of Human Rights; ChsP.
1.-THE true Function Of Government; Chap. uaarhs
Limitations and Prohibitions; Chap. V.-Consatutonal
Limitations continued; Chap. Vl-The Elective franchise
Chap VII-RiCh,s Emanatng from the Sentiments and Az
fsctions; Chap. VIlI-The Rights OF Women; Chap *
The Right Of Property and its Moral Relationsi Chap *
RibIished by GREELEY L. McELKATH, and for sais
at tho Tribune Office, 1853 Nassau-st Price 50 cents OF
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-. rbo with iron hands and earnest souls
1--we for yourselves a future and name.
- We who with prophetic vision hail
- - generations of the free and wise
~ ss.sond us, for moment pause
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DR.. BucEAyAs, the distinguished Neuroiosist
is a, Cincinnati where he intends to deliver course
Lectures. He is an sble man. good speaker and with
Al an enthusiast in his favoIi.e science
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1dUFFs: MUFFs gEEs ;.Tos (. The. 'asseIi as.eI,.
lA Der calls he v variety and selected with great caro-
msnt Of Nuts Q, The market Also general sssor'-
nent Of Fur ':tp J. 4 MoNARoUE, 2a Bowery
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16
To The Daily Tribune,

DELICIOUS OoLoNo-A most delightful black tea
called by the Ceestisls "Ooong" is sold by the Pekn
Tea Company IS Fultonst 50 cents per pound supe
nor to any Black Tea have ever bought for double
that price Our readers would do well TO compare a
sample OF it with tea for which they now paying -
cents and dollar per pound It IS quite important TO
know where you get better tea at four shings than
you have all along been using at cost Of six shngs per
pound We copy the following from the BrdHycrd
Courier
A DELICIOUS BLACK TIA AT 30 CENTS Pea Pound -
We have drank this del yhtu Tes, and we 1--we TO win
New-YOrk We will drink again and what Is more, we
viii bring chest Of ii home with US for ourself and
neghbors. We have frequently paid one dollar pound
for black tea but never before obtained any thng
equal 20 this We used be very fond OF wine. but
hereafter let our drink be the delicious Ooong -Od by
the Pekn Tea Company al the very reasonable price Of
fifty cents per pound.
We drink Green Tea and tor many years have been
paying one dollar per pound for H. But thanks 10 the
Pekin Tea Company. get better tea from them
at 10 cents per pound. We drink pound per week
by which savin. thirteen dollars per year.
and enjoying better in the bargain Commend us 10
the Pekin Tea Company, say we. Mirror.
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LAW Courts.

CrRctrr CorRr-DenRis Mccarthy vs.. Preston ".
Naturalization of eectment in relation to portion OF
the Carleton House-The motion for nonsuit on the
ground Of rregularty IN the naturalization papers OF
paintif was denied by the Court, II being doubtirl
whether the declaration of intention may not nave been
made in different Court from that IN which the nnal pa
uers were tahen out whether this Court can 20 be-
hind the proceedings of the Court At Saratoga granting
the nna certificate The Court II undetermined whether
the question .reguating shall be submitted 10 the Jury
or the certificate Of naturalization be conclusive and
binding.
suPsRroH CouRT.-Robt Sc0r Francis y. Simpson.
Sf,Dh,n Potter Lorenzo Powers and I'm. ~. WiHdHts-
The plaintiff witness in in the Marine Cob
brought by Mr.. Simpson, against James A. scott and
partner and testified oyercharge He was Afterwards
arrested for perjury the defendants being engaged In the
matter but acquitted. He brings sctiOn for malicious
prosecution Verdict for plaintiff 900 Mr.. y y. Blunt
for plaintiff Mr T h Cutting for defendants.
dane, Evres george Clayt0r-Mrs +. keeps a
hehy respectable boarding house Ia 81 Marks Place
She sued Nr G. for email bill which he disputed but on
the day Of trial she put OF the cause on the ground that
witness was sick Mr. then caused her be arrested OF
charge OF perjury for swearing that the witness was
sck She was arrested her house aud brought through
the streets the day time by the officer who held her by
the arm while passing through the street 10 the Police
Office ON examination before Justice Taylor, u was
found that Mr. C. was IN error and she was discharged
She brings the present action for false imprs nment-
The Jury gsva verdict 10 her favor Tor slOuO FOR
planti4 Mr n 3 Blunt and Mr.. Green For defendants
Mr. W q Morton and Mr.. Barrett.
Is CoMMIssroSERs' OFFIcE.-JOhn IOulen was ex
amned on trivial charge OF smuggling being found by
some police officers in Wallet. with mail quantity Of
cloth sad linen which be said he had brought from iv
eryool. tie was discharged on givin. bail for So.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Georgia Election.

From he SkvtrrAn htQuoNC'h,
Tbs VERDICT or The PEOPLE Georgia 70 DER
sister States sends greeting The first 20 ialier and
desert the WIKI standard in ~, she : the FIRST 10
return. Let other States follow her noble example
The Standard Bearar Of Locoiocolsm has fallen.
Whigery is IN the ascendant and " That same Oh
Coon has come azain g. fat and slick and hearty Just
as II he had been spending the summer among his
wheat growing friends. in Cherokee This Is
probably his last appearance. as the " rooster has
evidently had bad picking during the season, and
looks rather sal and sickly on the occasion
Well. the battle mas been a bard one but the re
sult /, glorious Georgia is redeemed The friends
of good government have triumphed. The Loco
Foco majority of 1914 has been overcome. A ma
ioritv of Wings have been returned 10 the Legisla
,ure Let The people rejoice. The occasion IS one
which calls for more than ordinary exhibition OF
feeling The pride, the honor, the credit OF me
state have been sus,ained-lei the triumph CORES
pond in dignity and moderation
Returns in the Republican. from y counties give
Crawford 1872 majority; Polks majority IN me
same counties last year was i454 Wing gain
1895.
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PENNSYLVANIA Election.

The City of Philadelphia has gone Wing, as usu
AL over the Loco f cos and Natives by about last
years majority. John Swift, Mayor Wing Coun.
ellis entire
The County last year Nativel has now gone
Loco Foco, as we anticipated Notwithstanding a
great many Wings Were again coaxed into the poll
cy of voting for the Native candidates in order TO de
feat the LEGO Focos. They gained nothing by this,
and We presume they are heartily sick of the ex-
pertinent by this time.
The Natirss have carried just exactly nothing
the same in our City last Spring Their two ori-
giual strong holds. Southwark and Spring Garden,
they hold 10y reduced majorities; but in Northern
Liberties where they led las, Fall they are aw sy
behind now.
OF course, the Wings have done nothing in the
State GENERALLY
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Georgia Whlg.

Although we were yesterday favored with another
failure Of the Southern Mail-the fourth within SIX
days, we believs-the returns received leave no
room 10 doub, that the Wings Of Georgia have
achieved substantial triumph. In the face Of a
double triumph Of Loco Boccism las, year, the last
contest giving the Electoral Vote Of the State to
Polk By over 1000 majority the Wings have now
reelected Gov. Gro. w CRAWFORD by over 1000
ns,ori,y--possibly l,;oo-and probably secured a
whig Legislature. The returns which we have
collected give the following results.
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Indusrrial Convention.
Second Day.


The p-a.iden, Mr. W All. took the Chair al 10 A.
~ precisely
Mr.. RrcKxAS spoke at some .sush in support OF De
resolution that the nhereu, and inssnAo'e rsn' % a"
Is the rshi 10 psierns protection. A.
He va. followed BY Mr.. Birdss- Mr.. Ba1urn NJ
Douglas Mr. Ferral Mr. Job Mr.. Evans and MI fhl.lps
in eloquent and able speeches
Mr. EVANS moved the following Ameniin'n' - NJ
Ryckmsn's resolution
R1solres That tue most essential inherent and naien
able rghi Of man now unsecured to ne people Of me
United ct ties Is the right 10 The use OF the SOL
NJ RYcKxAN replied and Mr.. EVANS was heard N ex'
psna;ion when. Tithou, taking the question me meet
Ing adjourned
Afternoon Sessios.
The President took the Chair a; ? P NJ
Mr. Ransom SMITH gave his views on Human
Rights.
Mr. BrTFEs followed, on the immense adv antages
tia, had been produced by small bodies OF meeting
in Congress and ridicued the idea of a parental
Govern ment and moved 10 strike out all about that
subject In the following resolution offered by Mr. Ryck
man. in place Of those offered in the morning.
Resolrcd Thst M inherent snd insensbe right Of
the right parental protection from society and that
A. member Of the human family he has interest and
inalensbe right share offs portion Of the universal
pstrimOuy. the soil Is a home where be may exercise
bis useful industry wherein be may enjoy his personal
independence which should never be wrested from him
BIZ the operation Of lsv otherwise
Mr. BUFFUMs motion was seconded.
Mr.. RYcKMAN replied somewhat sharply.
Mr. FERRALL considered the discussion waste Of
time there was nothing about parental government
in the resolution.
Mr. Buiums amendment lost and the original
resolution carried.
Mr. BrRpsALL then offered the following.
Res0lred That 10 devise proper and effective plan Of
organization Of the industrial portion Of the people 10
united political aciion in the security Of their rights
is snd shall be the chief duty Of this Convention and
that Mes.rs Douglass Ferrel and Ryckmsn are appoint
cd committee 10 draft sud submit such plan to this
body
This was carried.
NJ MEssUiRIER gave his views Of human rights
Mr. Evans moved that person should speak more
than twice any subject more than - minutes A.
= time
Mr. RYcSu.v handed in certain resolutions for future
consideration.
Mr. BovAY offered the following
Rssolrei That al men have ghi % life and liberty
the maiersl elements for the support OF he, and -
fair and equal chance to develop their physical intellect
ual and moral natures.
This carried.
Mr. HoyEr offered a resolution 20 sbOlsh nj revenue
law. and other affairs connected with the Protective Tar
IT. and pending this discussion the meeting adjourned
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~ SCHEScK's PULNoSlc ssSVf 10 certsin remedy if
the cure OF Dyspep.s Liver Complaint, Colds, Ceusks
and DIS Of the Lungs Any Qua calling al tho onss
No. COrt and obtain tgratis) pamphlet giving
full ce.cr OF the above diseases also reiers
number OF persons of high standing a have been cured b.
the use of his medicine.
Bew are OF spurious limitations To obtain tho pure gsou.
in. Pumonic syrup 60 directly TO pro
prielors Office, No COrtisud-st n. \.
Please remember thai Bsekman no longer sxeci
Of mne aud the proprietor will he responsible for aay
medicine purchased of bun. hs no longer no G-lu.
he schencss Puim0ulc syrup.
OlOu l.J }. IA. SCHkNCk
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On he morning cf the 18th INST OF lingering Illness
CATHARlNE n. wife OF Marshall o. Roberts aged -
years.
The relatives and friends Of toe family are respect
fully invited sutnd her funeral Friday afternoon,
the nth instant O'Clock at her late residence No Is
Elevenih-st doors west Of sixth avenue.
On Tuesday evening ISABELLA. daughter of W. H..
and sussnnah Wright aged . months and , days.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral from No 4 DOminckst tomorrow
Thursday az : L. NJ
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Housr Oh REPREsFSTATIygs.
Total, 90 far. .-.o7

lOthii 30 lW OF
II these returns which reached US yesterday in a
M,Aedgev,Hs Recorder Extra and other Georgia
journsls are correct, the Wings have certainly The
L<gisidtsye az JOINT Ballot well as the Cover
nor and House. Here is majority already, with
Eitert. Laureas TatnaH, Montgomery, Thomas
LoWnde,. Decatur and Ste'oart morally certain to
return Wings I'VE believe we have the return OF
two Wings from Stewart, but cannot now lay hands
90 them So welcome back 10 the Wing ranks
osoRcIA
The Texas hobby has been rode to the utmost by
he Loco Focos in the recent canvass, and all
The changes rung on 'Wbiggery and Abolition
'incsndiary publications like The Tribune. SC.
based on the refusal Of the Northern Wings 10
concur In the srttnsioa of our National response
bility for Slavery Bot all has been In vain. So
here 10 one Polk State caved in during the first
year Of the new Administration.
Among the Wing Senators elected we remark
the names of WIN r. CRAWFORD son Of the cele
brsisd Secretary of the Treasury and candidate for
President jams 8. CALHoUS, Editor of the Colum
bus Enquirer. A H. KESAS, former Secretary Of
State. 90 Among the Locos chosen we remark
Hoa. A. r. ChappeH elected to Congress as Wing,
but who turned against on the Tariff and Texas
questions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

FINE GREEN AND BLACK TEA-Nery superior Oolong t.
fine do S. Young Hyson superb articles Is % and
at wholesale and retail Of the Canton Tea Com
pany 100 Greenwichst the Of Cortandst and
Is Chshan-sL between Pearl and Roosevelt This lie
oldes, and largest Tea Establishment IN America Their
reputation for upright dealing and for the very high quality
ofher goods. stands and doubtless will forever stand.
ryaed We earnestly recommend families, country Nor
chants and the whole public this very respectable esia
hlishmeni
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Ptrnp.s DAorrnAIAs NATIONAL GALLERY, on |,

PLuMBE's DAGUEREIAs NATIONAL GALLHkr, on the
upper corner Of Broadway and Murray st-lf We ever
entertained any doubts regarding the success Of Photo
graphy they are all dispeed ~y visit 10 Professor
Plumbes Justly celebrated Gallery. where to be
an infinite number Of the most elegant pictures ever
taken since the discovery Of this beautiful In this
branch OF at Plumbe stands preeminent He was one
OF the very first 70 introduce il IN America and has
abored with untring zeal To bring il TO perfection and i
needs but moments examination Of lis specimens to
pronounce nm successful In addition 10 the extensive
gallery IN this city Mr. Piumbe mas established one In
almost every city the Union beside branch IN Liver.
pool and Paris The name Of Plumbe IA inseperaby con-
nected with this beautiful IL needed Daguerre 10
discover it-bui Il, equired Plumbe 70 perfect l.