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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

YtTM T. JENNINGS CO. Diapers and Taiiors, I'm
w porters OF Cloths ard Cassmeres Vesings, ac Zsl
Broadway American HOTEL opposite :he Fountain are 10
receipt assortment OF new goods Tor re anc
Winter wear comFsns, French and English Cloths fol
Dress erd Coats CBssimera in sgreai variety OF yc
Tvssed. sc. for OverCoa,s, which will be made up
to order turougn the of efficient corps OF cutters
as can be- found in the country, essential point ID e
economy 10 which would direct, and In rendering te
,tye and Of garments such as must satisfy The
discriminating our Of cheapness are not based
on IN. production OF any other than hrst rate garments
Such sustained system OF Small pron ana quci
returns and prompted solicitation OF call from ihose
who would really saving Of the extra per csntage
levied under the credit systeIn
Tn. attention directed Pantaloons department nusi
continue Inducements those who appreciate III
combining and elegance.
In addition the usual assortment OF goods Eepi 6y lhe
trade have always hand ready made Dress and Froci
Goats Panaloons Vests &c To answer the requirements o.
hose who OF eusr gency may require hrs rate sun
Also Fancy Dress Articles in great variety scars Cavau
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars. Sc NC s2s
HYERCOATS, Closks, Winter Froeks &c 10 various
" new styles. for sals ready made hi ~ broad"ay:
.EH WM. T. } E>NNlNtS ~ Co
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Re,d onc Read Aim

F Read one, Read AIi.-hy case was consider
cd The object OF this certificate is 10
form you and the public of the benefits have received
long ard tedious illness from the of Com pound
HoTeboupd Candy have been for iw-n,y-s;x year.
aic,ed with very cough for The cure o which TIL
ed numerous medicines but found ha! Afforded
much relief as your Candy Ny cough hss been
bed thai could cot night day fonnd the Spring
and Fall the most annoying seasons nothing could
would allav the irritation seized three years sso
las, June with spng of blood |, however. partially
covered from tn si,sck aud quite unit! the
tenber following This attack alarming than the
former so hst had regular py siciars attending me-
yh, told me useless 10 take any medicine
nv case Vs. considered hopeless however made OF
P.ase'. Compound HoTehound CANDY and fell The effects
OF it's virtue. in the ceang OF my c0ugh aud The gihen
ing OF my frame. now able TO attend 10 ny work, and
feel grateful 20 YOU for the invention. | did the
CapdVh.cJrdinc 10 direction hut ss was able buy until
YOU generously furnished ne 9Th sufficient ioq can pub
ii, ais and ,s uItn will All Times be acknowled ged by
me- Youra truly FRANCES HYATT, 9 Levi st
To Messrs. J. Pea.e K Son. - Diyison.'
Sold wholesale and retail at IS Dvision-st, 10 Asor
II use no Broadway li7 Eighthavenue i6l Broadway
5G Hudson a. C ChurcisL 1872 Bowery lea 5lh-avenue
1913 Spring-st Brooklyn, L. l. 5s Fultsns; l55 Futons
Is RighsI IL 5dseod
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~ CRY Fire Insurance CcmpnHy.-CAPiTAL
STOCK S1tD ,BGG.-Th- Company has continued on in
business through the great fires in This city in December
1885 ard July B45 After pas all losses date lhii
Company has SAFELY invested aud unnpared cash assets o
OF lis capital, ana considerable surplus be
sides Applications insurance received the Office
the Company, No 81 Walst
DIRECTORS.
Cyrus Hitchcock, Richard A. Reading,
Josiah Macy, George S. Fox,
Abraham Bell Joseph w. Corlies,
Daniel Trimble Ralph Mead,
Thomas j Townseud, Richard Field,
William II. Falls, Trad Ha~lcy,
John d. Wright, Elias Hicks, Jr.
Peter S. Titus, David Lyon,
Henry A Nelson. Aaron NJ. Merchant,
Thomas Carpenter, One Vacancy.
Thomas c. Cherdaroyne.
R. A. READING, President
d F. CuRRY Secretary. dis 2meodis
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Ventilation.
To tae Editor Of The Tribune; :,

To ii. Editor Of The Tribune:
The subiect of ventla,ing all sorts Of buildings,
vessels steamboat cabins, &c. has at times given
rise TO much controversy, but like many other equal
" important things it has been more talked of than
real good has been effected by the takers. Iii no
use my occupying your invaluable time and atten-
ton bv again EXPLAINING the bad and injurious ei
fects produced by the present barbarous modes OF
ventilation nov in use in word there might as
well be none those now existing
Now Sir, TO ven,ilate the smallest sleeping apart
ment is the same in principle as to venula'e 'ne
larges, public building for the same thing requires
and the same thing to be got rid OF exists ID 0o''
cases alike. .ssoy nnon
cha,,;s,ry bui allow i, 10 suffice that you ana every
ono of ns gives of from the lungs daily upward OIL
On onpcee Of carbonic acid gas which entered the
innps oxygen. This is what the poets can ne
Rainy Breath &c. I call II the gas OF oeath-con'
na,on rives off the gas and note me, THIS gas
,,a;obs much heavier than the atmospheric air
shont II 10 l. Therefore ii gravitates 10 the
cor,b hut am only telling what every school
how knows-,herefore will now tell what intend
cd when commenced writing, namely, how 10 ven
,ila,e dwellings &c &c safely cheapy and efectua!y.
Suppose you are going to ventilate small or large
building the plan being the in both cases. we
will begin with chapel or theatre. large hole
ia cut on level with the lowest part of the hoor
line and box inserted containing three doors or
valves or frames of fine wire gauzes; this box may
lead into the common sewer or into any place the
open air to wit. Well this arrangement carries Oh
the carbonic acid gas. Well, then fresh air Is re-
quired To get this an aperture is cut through the
wall from five TO twelve feet above the ground, and
a trough containing like number Of regulating
wire gauzes is inserted; this admits the fresh air
Now comes the plan how TO get the bad viuated
air out of the place. similar plan is adopted 10
point of the room it is like the others but is called
The emission one. The next the admission, and the
last the exit tube for carbonic acid gas 1t running
of like water 1t will now be seen without farther
remarks, that here is resprating room ventilated
thoroughly without the least draught.
may add that carriages can be ventilated as well
as houses on this plan and tina, the perforated zinc
would answer every purpose of the wire gauze.-,
Trusting some one of your readers may be benefited
by this am, Sir, Yours respectfully, ,.,,,,
w. F. WILKINS.
IN
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u To Whig Editors and Printers.-The Print
ing Office and good will OF Weekly Newspaper published
ia large end thriving country village. few hours travel
from the City OF NewYork. is offered for sale 1t is
Whg paper. now doing excellent business wish to
engage another pursuits the that the
pretor offers for sale. None but WHIG, who has 50
cash or can that amount r good endorsed
need make application. Apply TO H. GREELLY, Editor Of
The Tribune by Letter addressed 10 A. r. The Office Of
The Trihunr III S.eodD llW&SW
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NEW ENGLISH WORKS,

NEW ENGLISH WORKS,
IMPORTED PER HlBERNIA-
Cowden'. Clark-'s Concordance to Shakespeare.
Bowhan's Ecclesa .tical Architecture
CHESS Players Chronicle vol l.
Punch vol 9, with humorous engravlDgs.
Cruikshanks Table Book, yo.
Annals OF Horticulture, vol
Brown. British Shells | vol
The Chemist, vol 8, TOR ,8+5)
Newlon's Display of Heraldry, l vol.
Dr. Jelf's Greek Grammar, vol l.
Wesley or the Province OF Intellect.
Halls En- sish Counties, ! vol.
Johnslones Edinburgh Tales, vo2
Shsw's AlphRL-ts. complete vol 3vo.
Margaret de- Naicis, Tale, vol.
Mass-y's Summer KHmbles | vol
Archd'n MsGniug's Sermons. vol2.
Brogdeus Catholic Safeguards.
Walshe Cancer, vol 5vo
Waterston's Cycloppda, new edition. vol.
Roscoes Leo y, new and cheap edition.
The Marlborough Dispatches, vols 4 and 5.
Library of Fathers vol 2l.
B-ver!dge's Works vols aud I. In $40.
Campb-l's Lives OF the Lord Chanceiors.
Sluth-y's Oliver Newman vol.
The Cricket on the Hearth by Dickens.
British Almanac and Companion, 1915.
The Clans of Scotland, Part Is.
Imported and for sale by
WILEY & PUTNAM, l6l Broadway.
WHO have jus, published
A Cheap Edition OF Carlyes Cromwell, we'll printed
with good type, excellent paper Price only 50 cents
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Paterson, ". J. Jan. 20, l54o.

RESUMPTION OF OUR PUBLIc WORKS "A cores
pondent suggests that if the plan OF etate Suo %
Treasury should be adopted, and Benjamin z. But
Ter appointed Sub Treasurer, and he should count
ont the specie at the same he did as Cashier of
the Washington and Warren Bank, in the redemp
ton of it's bills even Col Young and Admiral Holt
man would scarcely object to bill authorizing the
resumption of the unfinished Public w orks; pro-
vded that the works should progress only as fast as
the SubTreasurer could count out the specie to pay
contractors, on working days, giving him time to at
tend stated preachngs' Would this be against
the spirit of the Stop and Tax Policy OF ls42
Alb. Eve Jour.
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THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE CO.

II Capital 5000 ,0G0-Ohice Il Fu.ton-st Brooslyn-
Having their capital nearly "lre cOunu. 70 take risks
buildings, machinery, merchandise, and property gener
sv their usual favorable terms This Company has passed
through the greatest couagraiioDs that have
Cured in the country; they their escape from Them
with comparatively slight loses the system which they
have always pracced OF limiting and scattering their sss
All losses which the Company may sastsn will be adjusted
aud paid promptly az heretofore.
s. ". DELAMATER President.
JIG lmis' cod Z. c. FINN Secretary.
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+ ARGE SALE OF Modern and Scarce Old Books
L. Catalogues ready Of the extensive COLLECTION Of
mod.rn and ancient Books, 10 be sod by Gurey
Hll Al the N-..-York Long Room, l6g Broadway, on
THURSDAY Fday aud Saturday Evenings, gh uh and 5lsi
iusl embracing selection OF Military Books, Memoirs,
Treauses and Works the Art OF War scarce and curious
old ~ orks on Alchemy, Asrroogy Magic, Witcbcfs &c
Valuable Stand Historical aud Biographical " orks,
variety OF Works Foreign ard Oriental Languages i'm
port ant English French Works BlhVgrapby, works
Of tile old British Poets Fine and the Drama, Arcb
lecture Antiquities, BoOhs The Game " Chess Na!uab'e
Scl-niinc works Mechanics, Natural History, Medicine
Chemistry Mathematics, Agriculture Geology Music, ~;
Sr j27 81
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e Window shade Depot, no. Spruce-sr.-
10000 pair always hand. Persons about furnishing their
houses Will save 100 per by calling the De-
pot bAhICL DE- MAUNf.
B-Cord Brossea and Tasse IN lot. to suit ST anufac
t1rars' prices MIS- isu
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saIes of RenI Estnte.
Rn Il ]. Rlkeckcr.

BV a. J. BlseckcT
8 story brick house and lot lsl Laurens-st 25 by
100 feet, with story brick house in rear. 81 $50
story house and lot 65 Duane-st 40 b. a f.. ooO
3 story brick house and 10. l23 Greenwch.st ~
feet 3 in. by 80 feet. ',9OO
story brick house and lot l55 Perryst. 81 # in.
ipob. ibebes - the ps other .es.' U. @ 1900
sd.sy s3 +, in BY - # in deep. 300
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]. MURPHY. Secretary.
.-1enersnnInsrifute.:

~ Jefferson TnstItute.-Ihs public ara respectfully
1ifed ~ stf-1t Meeting CT the Lyce1 10 b. held
in The Welsh Bspti- Tabetuac., No III Chryse.t (be.
txeeu Broone snd Delaney 10 This CTuesdayl Even.
ing January 9Th at half past o'clock.
Drer Of trerctsss-l. Address on Innate Genius Re.
citation on Science g. Essay on Poery Reading OF
i,hmrat sv orderof DR.. W. P. OVERToN. Pres.
vi We G98SET 8s4s. Committee OF Arrangements
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
gAnAgency Office for the Washington Union

has been opened atls wa.t the Expresses and Mag
uetc Telegraph Offices, where communications subscrp'
ons aud advertisements intended for the be left
Captains OF outward bound packets and others be
supplied with files of the UNION by calling sending
The office on the day OF sailing. j26 Slis
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amusements.

a MERICAN nIUsEUM-Every day and evening
1Atis week. commencing Monday Jan. l9-Spendid Per.
fornanees every evening snd "Wednesday and Sarr
Gay Afternoons oclock-The has engage! the
lanoas Band OF Ehiopians The Kentucky Minsres Also.
new Qpnea Instrument the Megsscope, which is lust
, IRON ths Proprietor, M. P T. Barnum, who Is
VIEWS .0ps Europe Aso an entire change OF Dssoving
sisssr,, J. E Hall, and Billy Wai,lock- Superb
M.n aso DsSsus Mechanical Figure. Mr.. Philips.
M 20 - o.. 49, @ M E.ony Deering. Grand Cospora
ms snc UIass o!o~ing Mad Rockwell the cytur. teller
Admission. Is cent. chnaren under is ITi o.s,.
SEVENTH WARRINGTON GREYS so,yr,
- The 5th Annual Soree Of this Company VIII a. i
Nblos Friday Evepins, January Sob 1876 rSe Com
mtee p-dge themselves that this shall be The moe, fsho,
able and select Soiree of the
Tickets can DO procured Of the undersigned committee
Capt jams Li,,l- 400 BroadwAy
Lieut. Edward D. Lawrence 4Mrket-st
S-rst Peter Burger, IS Wlian-s,
William D. Cooper. y Ehzsbe,h-st
Philip Lewis. 70 Wlisn-sI
Lieui ALBERT h. NICoLAY, Chairman.
81 Wisam.st.
DEALE'S BEAUTIFUL PAINTING, Te Co.rt
of D<ata corner OF Broadway and L-ouard-st t-open
every day this week from 10 A. NJ to 10 p NJ Admit.nce
25 Pypis OF Schools i Broadway stages stop
ST the door
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nTRNINi: nE IRuN SAFES ~ VauxhalI Gs;

DURNINts oF IRON SAFES al vauxha Gar
ID denThe undersigned were present al tfsl by hfe
of three Iron Safes Gaylers Patent Double Safe,
Rrhs and HI!ier's Tor Herrnss Sa!amGnder Sales, Oh
iue morning OF tie 18th January 1916
The placed IN furnace about FIVE feet high,
constructed bricks, and th- relative position.
Each Safe and believed be in perfect
case ans several pspers the drawers OF each Sae and
the doors ockrI Fuel consisting of charcoal pine and
wood aad rosn or ;lrpenun. CHIPS were applied anc
renewed twice dlriog the day The ire was very intense,
and suffered - remain unit The following morning,
when the Safes were removed
such ORDER as unlocked with th- keys when the book
yb. le coaIeu!s OF Reh and Iflders HerriDg- saa
mander Safes Of burning Charcoal We coz
r further reference is mad. TO our individual
statements possession OF G j Gsy!er
Pemrr Townsend Q: the hrm Of Townsend, sayrs
Clarke. 70 Prarl-st
Jo.hua l.. Pope OF me hru paFo~ rope 20, fine-sL
John F. Mackte, l6a "sters-
/. S. Conlstock. OF hrm Comsiock Co. q Conand-i.
Hiram Bartlett, No 20 P-arI-st
Henry A FIELD, 81 TMrdavenae
William Merr!hew u S. Msrshsl's Office
The Undersigned attended st the above trial. and certify
fairly conducted during The time We were seyersIy
F'Rser.: Roo.r, Thompson, Jr., lo2 FutOn-s!
W. R. V-rmily-, 81 Wa!l.st
Fulton.sl
Tb5s Battle. Of drm Everett; Bs';elle &c south,t
Henry Lyles j. OF firm Lyes Poh.luu. .65 Soulh-st
Benz Merritt o: iirm VI rrrii \ Co., " aI.-sL
Jefferson Brown, $50 Fourih-si
Albert Greeuleaf. II Amliy-st
The ;risl Safes may AT the No 80 Waist,
vbrr.wi be found an assortment OF Gaylcrs Patent DoC
HE Saamsnder Sses together with single Saies-equa,
NOT .uD-ror 70 any made. For ssleby
~ 81 LEONARD BROWN, 80 Wal-st
g-snf.s OF other makers which have been taken n
for CARERS Patent Double Safes for sale cheap
rTUoN.S pAINE.-Th- friends OF liberty, equality
snd ni.pard-ucs, who desIrr 70 commemorate The
triorr sers OF he author OF Common Sense the C5lJ aDa
me Piys,, OF Mn arr invited participate ths ceebra
ron t me- nd on the inst al the Coliseum i50 Broad
wa b-i- ;h U9t anniversary OF ne hirtn dsg OF
W h1 .sd me Wore !. country 70 DO g~oc nv Rs
Tir..s rsn b had the Office o Ih- Beacon. Franklin
sonar ,no ot The Colcrni..-e. NM. y. ROSE
JAMES THOMPSON.
is- I,- WM. CLARKE
,,TEAM PUW rk suitable Tor almost any KIND OF
- usb' ,rhin- workers turning lanes workers II
yer NAV be had in the TRisrNE BUILDINGS with
,up-nr room. well lighted on al sides Rent aud Power
Tnpd.r.,s and poss-s.ion siven Immediately r. Inns
nElI I.S!pENNIEs In rolls OF Fifty Gems
car h. mad =, n. Tribune oiacs u
lIT1,Rk II HOPS win Steam Power for q light busi-
w nss. NAV b. Obtained n the Tribune Buildings 2 In
an "a HATS FOX SO aU-of a rcn, glossy, jei
6lsck color rEds OF The finest rGtrs t1e fur bo-
cot he Hat usually sold for thai price, but just
r,cb a. I. represented and nothing else For sale al
MITJSs ina Broadway, Howard Hotel Caps and Aufs
or ali kinds al corresponding low pricss dig 2wis'
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

r7NHE FREMONT Against lhe World $50 Reward
to any business vho bes. the following game
OF as2 pin. in a string of rolls At the fremont Bowling
saloon No East way and Il Division st which Ia
rha Longest Bowling Saloon in the World containing six
most splendid Alleys The Alleys are now Completed
They have laid upon entire Ne" principle, winch
mem NOR. solid than sny in the Ci.y Th
OF late has found highly necessary for HEALTH
and has been recommended by most physicians The io
lowing games made by two business men, bowling
together evening of Jan ih 1916 10 the presence o
ALI the Alleys occupied.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
M. FOORD,s PECTORAL syrup has become

DR. FOORD,S PICTORIAL Syrup has become
~ great fsvon.o IL city the speedy cure OF Coughs
Coc. and all other of tue lungs lis so pleasant
taxi and gives such quick relief 10 hoarseness dhcuy
of breathing and pal or soreness the lungs
that cam confidence, and prove more
ieusvey than ary thing else offered 20 the pub
lie TRY Let has cold try 1t early be-
fore incursble dioeas- gets fastened on Lhe iungs.
LII +9 Fulton-st Broadway. Suo HUDSON
ST. ~ Bowery and Fulton and Main sts BrooSyn;
may testimonials convince the mos. lncfed
uous its uueGualed efficacy. ~ Tu W < say
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

~ Fifty Dollars The Proprietor OF
THE L,vESINC MIRROR wili pay Fifv Dollars Tor auv
evidence that shall convince him h. sEy pesou connected
i,b his nso-r has IN any instance bn guilty OF taxing
bIaeE MALI will dismiss at from our establish
inert suy msu who hes attempted 10 share 10 TIE Herald
rnonopoiy OF SO coneu plioe a business. III IL
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
~U,,,ed Brothers of Temperance

on No vii mold public reform meeting hi. fTuesdsTl
evening g, o,cock Columbian Hail. No 2s5 Grand j,
Speaker. Of eninence in the cause Of Temperance viii sd
dress the meeting. Singing by he Lady Franklin Society
fN'.N GEORGE s PARTRIDGE, President,
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Boarding.

DRIyATE BOARD.-An unfurnished room and pan
try Cd story gentleman and his lady and also or
single gentlemen be pleasantly accommodated. Ap-
ply lI7 Woosterst Houston-st. q ST.
DOARDING-At 253 Broadway, opposite the Park and
- City Hall The private entrance No. ?. Warren-st-
The house is all newly furnished. Mrs. Z. MAITLAND
wllry make the house agreeable may be IN her
power Apply 25s Broadway or p WarrensL immedi-
a:ly. Terms reasonable. J21 -
DOARDISG.-Th:ec or four gentlemen be scrou-
BDmodaed with pleasant good board IN gem
tee private boarding house by applying No ol Fulton
two minutes walk from ST. Paus Church j7 eod2"is'
I'D and lady, or single gentlemen. be sccommo-
dated with board and front parior and bedroom ad lon
ing furnished uuiurulsh-G, 81 Chsmbers-st
Broadway on the 2d ioor Two or three single gentle
men can also accommodated with single above
None persons OF good character and habits will be re-
ceived. References exchanged. 5 isf
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
General Notices.

Cy Brooklyn Lectures.-The eighth and ls.t Of
,h Course OF Lectures before the BROOKLYN Iihrs,
cis,ion viii be delivered ny Rev VIM S-Baicb Of New
York al tie Brooklyn Tabernacle corner Fulton and Pine
Apple Subject" Capital Punishment This Lecture
rrill he Ii.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

EAIlen Dodworth's Private Dancing School,
No. 448 BroouenL near Broadway. Polka, Mazurks and
other fashionable dances tsugh' IN correct style
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
Court Calendar.
l,aw Courts.

r,,,roS PLEAs-This Day-Nos. 80, g %. 81. 63, 50.
IA l6 90 30 3s 40 A. ls %, @ 4, "a, SO, a. 2i3
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TIE MOST AMUSING


ERENCH NOVEL since Gil Bias! Just Puoushed, The
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This is The first series OF Books for Schools ever pro-
duced in Aecs iha, sfords the OF teaching Music
in a the stages of progress through which II pass
when treated branch OF general education The plan
many and OF the Able Meirzer France, which
the most approved methoIs of Europe ls' oos
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

rT- Notice 10 the f!cmbers of FrnnkIin
Division No S ). of -lr consequences OF meeuny a.
rbe Tsb.rnscle on Tuesday 9oh n.; the Iec,r. u hrb
was 10 take place the Members This Division
po.poued TIL Tuesday evening !,h a. h,.past
n,cncL In ,l.ir Dvision Room 35 Broadway ard AN ha
sIivered bv Dr. LUKE UAssERr. The Members Of The Or
=. a.. try..eH By ord.r Cnmmiliee = ~.