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WEDDING HYMN. L.. VI.

Jesus thou II 'avcnly brii.groom COM.
Adom and bless this nuptn feast
Our joyful heats spring forth to meet
And WELDON, 50 divine guest
Thy ,.cscnrc once n wedding grac 4.
Aud blrsi the highly favored pair
The water splrklrl INTO wine
Becausc ii saw the Lord was there
Haste then dear Jesus from above
And ill orr hearts with Joy and love,
q may oar mlnglmI hearts AMI hands
Find blessings, twining round their bands.
Long may our faithful bosoms prove
The purcst Joys OF nuptial love,
Let friendship all onr cares beguilc.
And make the face OF sorrow smile,
May health and pleasure crown onr days
And make orr root rcsound with praise.
From tn M, let warm dcvotiols ris,
Like fragrant incense 10 the skies
Thu. may We travel smoothly on,
Hand Join in hand to Heaven, our home.
Where pure refined saraphic love,
Clements and crowns the blest above
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-17

The following beautiful Hymn, which have had
for many years in my possession, was sung II we'd
ding occasion. Attic composed, am told more Il an
a hall century since. do rccocct of seeing it
u any time in print. | know not th. anthnr Of H.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-17

The Ora in before the Phi Beta Parpa ofUn-
ion Col eye, is to TO delivered July 2lst, by A
w. Bradford, Esl.. OF \. York, and tie liocm
By K Mi,chsn, VI n, # Phila
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-17

CAPT. MAY.-Thc annexed letter from Capt
May should have been several days in the city !;
but has only now como to the hands Of the COM
mittee, II explains ITSELF and is courhnl in the
language of a brave man. Modr,-v and courage
are accompanying yirtues.-N o. Pt'
poINr Isabel, Texas, May 81.
Gentlemen u have the honor to acknow-
edge the receipt Of Your very hlttaring letter on
the goth inst, together with the beautiful sabre
and belt bestowed on me a q mark of comment
dltion for my conduct in the engagement OF the
9th between our troops and the MaXcaHs.
The high estimation which you have been
pleased t. attach to my service, On that occasion
bears with it. 10 me, an additional value as It i
an expression oiapprobation from friends oI my
early vouth.
In battle opportunities are afforded few 10
perform deed. which if successfully accom-
plishad, are attended with 50 much brliianry as
10 render less conspicuous other deeds equally
mrritorouS.
In the action Of the 9th it wa, ms good for
tune, not only 10 be one OF this favored few. but
TO be supported by officers and men, whose glI-
lantry would insure success. Il is due 10 my
brother officers TO say, that any one Of theu
would have gloried in the opportunity of leading
the charge that youhayc thought proper to notice
in such handsome terms.
avail myself gentlemen, of this opportunity
toexpress to You individually my warmcst thanks
for the complimentary anguaaewhi"h Won have
addressed to M, and my grateful acknowledge
ments for the token Of distinction which yol
have presented to me.
Respectfully,
Your friend and ob'd't servant,
G. A. MAY, Capt. ~ Dragons.
To Jomos JDnpS NJ u. I,bn iiprrisnu II ID
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS
Published at Burlington, VT,
BY ID. W. G. CHA kE,
Editor and PROPRIETOR
cr m s.:

To Village subscribers who receive the paper by
the carrier, $500
lfpaid in advance, .. . $50
Mail subscribers and those who take it at the
Office, invariably, 49,. D.. 200
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted on the customary terms
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Your IrVnI anu OO'd scrV2NF,
G. \. MAY, Capt. 81 Dragons.
To James Jones, VI. d.; John harrison, VI. D.;
A, J. Wcllcrbun, VI. d.; A. J, lIickcrell,
Esq. &c. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
ARRIVED.

Brig Ann Eliza Williams, / de I'm ST Marks. via hey
West 8 days. with cotton &c to +. D Hurihut & Co.
Sehr Caroline Clark Ke.chum. II DIS I'm SRtia River,
Ga with timber, to Campbell * Moody. The G has
experienced weather and strong eales during the
passage 3lst ut lat 81 ~ long 20 b. ship seer.
Ing showing blue signal with letter c. 9th inst
lat 81 3s long "a 81 shp with topgalisnt mast
down she had monkey bulwarks stove, steering West,
showing a red signal with white square. Same date,
lying TOO OF Hseras, quantity OF white pine tim
Der vessels topmast and matches drifting above the
ocean.
Brig Tybee, McConnsck 81 DIS from Charleston, with
Sooo and rice TO Geo Busley 9th inst Cape Hstteras
hgn' bearing w l2 miles distance fell in with the fore
schr Regulus her besmends and full Of water
oosn tnass and soppasts end the forssai double
ans nsin boom and other spars floating about
he.. Sent ooae alongside and took some block and
two sna sas the stern boa, was taken from the da.
vts Al the same eme an object about 3 miles TO
the +, supposed 10 be boat bottom u,wsr,s Sp,ns
date spoke the schr Joseph Ellis of Proync.,our A..
I'm Boston. steering w. The .chr Rerums yvas r,a
ported as sailing in company with tho br, Dsvi5 Dnf
fs fm Wilmington NC, which arrived al This port on
Saturday last F'' N''
schr Louisa Reeves. Shay ds fun ws.hnrton Nc,
with naval stores TO Ssm Mitchell Sailed In cor,ns
ny with schrs South Carolinisn Marcia Melville Bsr
bara and Two Brothers for NYork the Sequel for Bali,
Schr Cinderells G Scull Scull I'm Phiad with eosl
Schr Parseis, Aims, Philadelphia, coal
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ship Silas Holmes, Myrick. New Orleans. VIM Nelson.
Barks iaguna Biscoe, Vera Cruz Hargous, Brothers
Ramahon Roy, Cuts. Philad Elwell & Co Alpha,
Ames Liverpool Tiers S Co; New Jersey, Lewis, Sa-
vsnnah, r Nj Deniil.
Brigs Hornet, Brown, Bermuda, w Davenport;
Empire Baxter, Texas, Brown * Nelson; Mary and
Jane Briggs, Gibraltar and market Crosby Crocker &
Bassett-
Schrs Globe Scely, Jamaica; Mary Jane Powell Nor
folk Sturges, & Cearmsn Sarah Nash. Roderhol6t
EOrleans Nesmth s. Walsh Avcnger. Hall, Portland,
5 w Lewis Ellis, Siedmsn, Phiad N 5 McCready;
Nlnela. Parry. Boston Excel Crowe!l do.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
Uinoou 6bdnes.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. SPruce-st New.
w Yok-The only manulac.ory Of any extent n The nj
ed States The subscribers oder FOR sale the most splendid
assortment ST Shades which could be collected together
consisting OF the following styles
10000 pas beautiful Gothic painted by artists These are
all vie OF celebrated places in Europe
5000 pairs Of asserted Gothic Conian snc Landscapes
such as are generally so0 E5ouI the City
pairs OF most beautiful CoriuhlAn, painted IN Florence
leo pairs o OF he celebrated places Il this
country.
s0Oo pairs Of cheap Shades, from e2i CENTS 10 81 50.
We pied ge ourselves 10 sell 100 per cent cheaper Than
snv other house IL New-York- Persons wishing the
process OF getting up the most useful articles are sHowu
taroug The painting rooms with great pleasure.
Signs Banners and Interior Decorations not 10 be sur
passed Trimmings Of al kinds a. manufacturers pr!ces
Persons buying sell again dealt with the most hber
A. terruA o2O 5n BARTOL De mAUSY-
ERENCH WINDOW SHADES -. C. Wood
ford st Broadway mas JUS, received sn extensive IS
sorezt the above Shades varying from 10 L fee; IN
length Aso invoice OF French Landscape Paintings OF
new designs, &c Cornihsn Columns, &c The invoice
sooui 100 prs low priced ana VIII be soc accord
iagly.
S.B-Merchants and Upholsierers buying 10 sell again
will be allowed liberal discount NeIi door 70 ne corner
of Rrad-st 4sfsrz-a Buildings, inl5l J. C. WooDFohp
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
Schools.

nRAWISG-EveDing Classes for Instruction in the
~ shove accomplishments now being formed NJ The
Select School" No l47 Green OF Houston ST. under
the charge OF gentleman, Professor OF this Art in several
OF the finest families and schools in this city and Brooklyn
Farther particulars references kc will be made known
application above between the Eours OF A. NJ and
O'Clock NJ where also specimens OF the different styles
Tau sht may he insp pected. dig I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
List Of Letters Remaining in the NY Post omce'
Saturday, January 10;
~ Please r.eai:oz t< DATE Of IN
Ss YaDTES; LIST

e Please meE
are adc1,issd.
Actley, Maria
Ade.on, Mrasu san
Adams, airs- I'll. NJ.
Ames. Sarah ).
Arndl, hIrs- Csiha'
rine
Ader, Miss Mary l.
Adams.Mrs Eunic-
Alleo,Miss Clsrissa
Atwl.. l..MissMaTtsJ }
Adams, MrsS-<reh A
Allen, Mary 3.
Brannen, Ms..
Bmki-y, Mrs.S Sarah
Braccn-r, Hannah
Bachnach. Madsm
Bad ger, Miss Serat
c.
Bait. Mrs- Ann
hampton Miss Car
olin-
BeeSmar, Mrs. An
Da L.
Bel, Mary
Bentley, Haiheina
Belmer, Eliz .beth
Birch, Mrs. Frsuce'
n.
Brown, Mrs Mar
garet
Brown, Mrs. Cath
Arine A.
Bogardus. Mrs. Ell
zabeih
Bozington, Mrs. Z
II.
Browne, Mira. J. Il
Browne Nary Jant
Butler, Diiss CaIha
rin.
Bunny mIs S"''
lotte
Burgess Miss Lucy
d.
Burr. Sarah
Cnllngy,Ann., :,
CLARK, Mrs Manlua
Clark Miss NJ eflrds
Clancey, Mrs Mary
Ann
Caoopbeil, Mrs
Jane c.
Cailry, Elizabeth
Cook, Miss Ma y
Coleman, Miss Per
melia A.
Colville, Miss Jane
Coarce, Mary
Coleman, Miss Ma
y F.
Chrome, Nancy
Conroy, Sirs. Jane
Crenyn,al; Msiil
da
CoDnell, Elizabeth
Curtain, Mrs Eliza.
beth
Cuihill, Mrs. Alfred
Cummings. Mrs. (.
Ciymcr, VI re. a.
DcnOnd, Miss
Mary
Davis, Nliss Caro-
line 3.
Devin, Miss Mary
Degrassat, Mrs
Howard .stl
Denney, Mrs. Re
beCcd
Drevry. Miss Mary
Delany, Miss Elizs
Dooley, Miss Abby
Doyle, Mrs. Marga-
ret
Donohue, Miss Sa-
rah
Dougherty, Widow
Ann
Donollue, Mary
Dcnnslley, Miss C.
a.
Dunwell, Mrs. Geo
Z.
Durrelevy.B Bridget
Dugan, Miss Eliza
beth
Dunn, Elizabeth
Dubois, Mrs. Ruby
Ann
Ellis, , Miss
tClsrissa
Edwards, ,MrsMary
Earle, Mrs( Bowery
Eschentelter, Cath
arine
Eagar, Mrs. Lucy,
Mstron
Elsbury, Mrs. Ja-
uette
Everson,N Mrs. Cath
arine
Edgar MrsCoruelia
Edwsrds,A Mrs Cor
nelIa C..
Everstou. .MrsMary
Edward sMrsAnsel
Eversop, ,MTs.Calh-
arine |
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

NANSLYCK,S CEMENT, for China, Glass, Earth
sn-Ware and Msrble.-Ths rssuac,arer. having spent
several yesrs In bringing The above named Cement TO us
pressH; Of perfection. IL confident thai all who viii
give asr thai Will be satisfied with II snd that 1t will
stsnd is merits without the putting Of hired news
papers or gltedged hhndbik Price IL cent, per srck
For sale BY JOHN J. BROWN co.
EeS Fuliop,st nez- John q.
liberal disaourt 70 dealers. di2
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
0Mciai.
LIST OF LETTERS.
ny SPECIAL APPOINTMENT

.pyEsr1srp IN THE TRIBUNE by SPECIAL nF0''f"hH
,,s 4,dS. Il f4r.Aer eT.aeted,
"A o.. made under the orders OF me rosl.
& Snu al rsi o. in newspaper newspaper OF letters
e. IN .ny Pos. Office, shall be inserted II the paper
or papers Of or place where The oce advertising
NAV Be situated, AvnE The Laygsf e'Tclif'S1 TAX
10y Se,p Post Office LaIr, pd'sed AnTeH D 1879
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
Second Ronrd.
PASSENGERS ARRIvHp

In tks brig Tybse, from Caarleston-Mr Lawrence and
lady; Miss Emma Wood and MIR Hurley
In tAs brig Ana Eliza tron ST Marks-Nir Geo Male.
w Of MYeic.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
NALNULGHT buTl, IACHINEKN tof salr-.

w complete set OF machinery for making wrought 0Gs,
comprising patented machine for bending forming The
joints, superior 10 any IN shears or cutting The blanks
droppress, punches, selin press drills circular shears,
xc &c. ali in good order and until recently in The
whole viii be sold cheap, and any dsposed Of
fers rare opportunity 10 in the business The de-
mand for the article OF wrought iron butts hinges, al
ready large and steadily increasing For farther par
cuars apply 10 the subscriber here the machinery and
soIne of the butts produced by il may % ssen.
JOHN T. WiSSLOW.
ilbnrv fron Uorlf Troy Dec U.s. l945. d2n I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
NEW TYPE FOUNDRY. No.

NEW TYPE FOUNDRY, No. 6s Ann-sL near Gold
Sst-The subscribers have opened foundry a. the
above place where they prepared furnish all kinds OF
newspaper book fancy types and every other article
necessary for printing Office The types are Eand-cast
in moulds from inalrXes, The best OF materials,
and are warranted be supelo. beauty aud Durability
any be had any other foundry the city OF New York
They cutin the latest style expressly for -ere
oyping, and Tor this superior anything ever
before offered to the pubic, who invited call and
anime for themselves.
Liberal discounts viii be made for Cash
Il SIN COCKCROFr & ONEREND.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

JUST PUBLISHED,
THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for Schools, Illus
t.sted by go ergrsviags and s. maps, with globe
map on pan in vol iio by 5. g. Goodrich, author
OF Peter psrley's Tales &c.
The above work has already been Introduced into the
Public Schools Rochester and IN number OF Others.
TIE FIRST edition 10 nearly disposed o the second
will he published in few dayI.
.5os HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, 2l6 Pearl-a-
1876 DAILY MEMORANDUM BOOK
TOR ONE YEAR, pocket form. Also large assort-
OF pocket books, card cases portfolios penknves,
writing desks gold and silver pencil cases, gold pens, chess
boards chess men, &C &c. al very low prices, by
FRANCIS X LOUTREL, Manufacturing Staiioners,
II Meden-lane.
Account books, paper and stationery in CREST variety
ToLAwYERS, STATESMEN & P POLITICIANS.
uURLBUT on HUMAN RIGHTS-Essays on Human
Rights and their Political Guarantees by h. z. Hurlbut,
ESQ. Counselor al Law, in the City of New-fork
ConentS.-Chapier 1.-The Orgin OF Human Rights; Chap
1.-THE true Function OF Government; Chap. lll.-The
Constitution OF Government; Chap. IN.-Constiuionsl
Limitations and Prohibitions; Chap. Unconstitutional
Limitations continued Chap Nl-The Elective franchise
Chap Nl-Rgh,s Emanstng from the Sentiments and Al
fectons Chap Vlll.-The lights OF Women; Chap. lX.-
The Right OF Property and its Moral Relations Chap K
Published by GREELEY L McELRATH, and for sale
al III. Tribune Office. 5S NassausL Price ~ cents OF
A LhIANACs.-The trade supplied with AllnanAcs al
IA the prices ofmanufscturng. al The Tribune otce au4
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
Books.

oRTHoGRAPEY AND DEFINITION
NMASCAL-Asaiyiea! and SyriheIieal o. OrthcsraPhy
Ifl aud Definition By James y. McEleoi PrinciPai OF
the Mschanics' Socicrv School. NeE-York
jlo MARK a NEWMAN Publisher. las Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
NTNTE EDITION.

NINTH EDITION.
lust PUBLISHED, DowIings History OF Ro.ranisEl,
the ninth edition with 81 cravings in various bindings
Cheevers Lectures The Pilgrims Progress, fourth edi-
ton. with numerous steel sngraviags
The Missionary Memorial containing abou: 80 oriEina!
papers By celebrated American writer's ebelished By
superb frcrii. ir oil colors boUld IL gilt
Wonders Of The World with 80 eugravtngs handsomely
bound.
Pictorial History of the RevOiurOu, with plates
extra gilt
bound.
Neat and elegant Bookbnding, IL ali its varieties
z. WALKER has IN preparation the most beautiful aRG
costly styles OF Pictorial Bindings for Harper Illuminated
Bible az The Cheap Bookstore and Birdery IL Fuou-st
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
SAILED.

Ships Stephen Whitney, Liverpool; silas, Holmes
NOrlesns Norma Havana; 0livis Van NooTd, Roster.
dam Bark Csndaie Rio de Jsnetro and Canton, Brig
Excel Savannah, and others Wind w s w.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

e On Friday morning. four negro men belong
ing TO Abraham Dupont Esq in going from this city in
In small boat upset in the bay, Matanzas
Fort. and three of them were drowned. The fourth
sayed himself by cinging to the boat
fSt. Augustine paper, I0th ult.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

ID Judges OF the Court of Common Pleas for the city
aad county oil NewYorS Notice ereby gwen pursuant
TO the provisions OF The authorizing attachments
against abscondiEg, concealed and nonresident deOors
attachment issued against the estate oil EZra T.
Teal resident OF the OF MctgaB and thai the same
will be sold The payment OF his debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according 10 law, WITHIN
nine months from publication OF this notice; and
thai the payment any debs due 10 MIN by residents OF
TINS Stale delivery him or for his OF any prop
rty within this belonging him. and The transfer of
ay such property by him forbidden by law and void
Dated the tenth day of September. lSi5. e H. OWEN,
.l6 lawgm Attorney for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
REIGN PORT

A, Msranhsm. Nov o, brig Gunasc Lufkin, for New
York, in 80 days.
Nfork, just arr
A, Aux cayes 18th ult brig Energy Frisbe, tor New
york, days
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

RuttDEN's PATENT HOK>E-SHUES, being
D now sale by he principal dealers II Hardware IN tie
United States are s warranted perfect In to and made oi
the very best refined iron Every Shoe which may be found
not 10 accordance with the above recommendation Will be
received back and the returned with al expensesro
The most distant parts OF the country H BURDEN Agent
Trov Iron Nail Muv Is
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

lfelJTs LIZ IN - -
LADIES' Lists
IEarrelIy, Sophia Opdyke,.
Fay, Misc Mary Z. ElZeoetn
Fairbanks, Miss OCoooeli,
MARY hzaoeIh
Fay, Miss Martha O'Brien, M
Fe.gan, Bridget Phillips Z
Flynn, MraMa;ilda Parkinson;
Il. Harriet L
Ford Mis-, Eliza Parker, Mit
lGray.MrsW.S. Philbroos, ]
Gardner, Miss Ma ry Jane
ryM. Poinsett, "
lGailager, ,MrsMaria McGowu
! Granade. Mrs. e A. Rachel
Green!esf, Mrs Alb MeDounell
ner McEiboiD,
,lGrei. Madame c. Mcpherson
GImore,Mfs Sarah Mary Jsl
Girsrd, Madam Au- Mackenzie
rilla Christina
lGrmly, Miss Susan McNaInee,
: Griswold. Mrs. rine
fChauncy Mcclure, d!
Grier, Mrs. Mary tharins
Goldsmith, Miss Rowe, ~
[Seupsop Ramsey, M
: Goodwin, Miss ces 5.
Harriet Randolph,
.lGrosyenor. Miss nes
ruth Reed, Mira
uoit Miss RediDgton,
Harvey, ali-s Susan rne
!. Herrmon, Mary heupeh' :
Ann Ricaud, Mr.
uswkins Miss K.
Maria Robertson.
: Harvey, Miss Lou r Jane
> iss C. Roolnsoh;
Heveriland, Mrs. di'h or ~
sarah A. Roades, Mr.
Heartt. Mrs. Cath Rowe, Mri
aripe ces o.
Hill, Mrs. John Rogers, M
iHogg. Mira. ma
tvarick-st) Russell, MI
! Holmes, Miss Hap Jane
!. sibeih sherry, B
Hoose, Jane A. Staples, MI
Howes, Mrs. arine
tReade-st Sharp, Mrs.
Hossock, Mrs Sarah SacEswarif
Hunt, Miss Mary A. Shaler Mrs
Humphreys, Mrs. Samuels, NJ
Gertrude ,.
r,.,o, nrsM Stevens, NJ
. Son.io,o W,s SchermerhC
'aeA'T, 'TE,,enti;,s,N A. d.
-, Y ~ ai $500 Skeene. Nj
, yalne M,sNsryT Gordon
yetonie he,. a Mi.scnei, Smith, Mrs.
: Jonsson, ,MadsrneE III 49, ,,,o
. Josephs, Sarah p. 'lni,.' ni "A 10
Jones, Miss Eliza III IN ~ ni,s,
rnnao, nnu krv Ann beth c.
Joun7o'.' W. :. Smith, Mar
kenbies hrs. SumsoD, M
Kenns. Frances NJ. =
klean. Miss Mhry Skidmore,
Kiger, Mrs. JENNIE CslhHrin,
vive Scott, Miss
Killeen. Miss Ann STONE Mrs,
Lepine, Mary Scofeld, NJ
Lsmberi, MrsSusan riet A.
Lane Miss ,: T. S,urges Mr.
Lawrence, Esther TnyIor, N
Jane Teller, Mrs
Lamb, Elizaoeth NJ.
Lee, Miss Matilda Thiername,
Lee, Miss Amelia Z Sophia
Levy. Mrs. Marcus Tibbirts, NJ
Lewis, Elizabeth 5. guslaL.
Lincol1, Miss nio Thorne, MIR
ria Thompson,
Livingston, Missile Henrietta
ouoria Thompson.
Lovegrove, Mary Thomas, NJ
Logan, Miss Mary lilda
Ann Toysel, Ser.
Martin, hoseS Thernaie,
Mcguire, Miss Ro- Margaret
sanna Tun. Mrs. S
lMaihcr, Mrs. Mar freeman. N
! garct Valentine
Mahon, MISS mary Lucinda h
Mathews, Mrs Ann Van Berger
lMahar, Mrs. Dolly Msryaret
Mead, MIS-. Etlzs Ward, MI
Merrill, MITE Gas za J.
saudra A: Warren, M
Morton, Miss Cath rah Jenet,
arine Walters, NJ
Meadinger, Louisa rsh jams
y. Waterman,
nah L. Walie Mis-,
Moore, Mrs. Maria rieItn
Moore, Miss May Wick Miss
Morrison, Mrs. F. line
IZape'n Wright, Mrs
NnugIe, Leah Windl, Mrs
Naspoum, Mrs. Bet rah
sey Wright, MI
Norris, Miss Clara chael K.
Nesbit. Miss Maria Wymsn, Mr.
Louisa M.
Neil, Miss Maria Young, MI
,OBERT III. MORRIS, p
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
.ERRR,SCREAnI SAPONINE-A rev cor,p

EfERREsS CREA-U SAPUNINE-Ar rew compound
for shaving, which surpasses al Others rrsking rich
and permanent Ls.hsr without irritating The skin Gen.
having hsrd boards and tender faces viii do well
try this Cream Sold by The proprietor 2. c. FERRE,
Addle,own. CT snd byJ. w Hslbortou, IS MAden-Isne
Hosdley Phelps. lI2 Wa.er-sL F. Tornes Son }. J
r Trippe 90 % Mssenane, and retail By Druzgisss
and Parfnna-s g.nAl sllv "a Srn
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
NEW-YORK BOOK.BINDERY, ~
miscellaneous.
JOHN DARLEY.

JOHN DARLEY.
Merchant Tailor. !i6 Broadway and 75 Lioeriy-si
y ENG desrou- OF selling The balance OF MS sse STOCK
ID OF Fall and Winter Goods suitable for Geruemens
Offers them the reasonable terms, and oics
the attention OF gentlemen about purchasing
He also offers the balance Of his geassorte1 stock c!
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting OF Dress and FrocA Goats PaaIi and Vests sa
tou,s Cogks Sack and Office Goats which vii be sold from
now till lst of February cost.
large and choice assortment OF Shirts Scars, Cravais
Hosiery and under apparel. constantly on hand
n B. Gentlemen furnishing their material can nave
il made and trimmed and fl warranted.
For Sae-A splendid Coachnlan's Coat dl5 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

THE TREASURY OF HISTORY, NO. XI.
Is THIS DAY PUBLISHED, AND CONTAINS AS
4 FOLLOWS
l. Ths Conclusion oFihe History OF Chna-Jspan-
The Eas, India lslanGs-Ceyon, Sunatrs, Prince OF
Wales Island Java Borneo C-ebes the Molsccss Spice
Islands Banda Nutmeg Isles and the Philippine Islands
3. Palestine. State of the Jews Armeuis, Albania
/. Egypt with Syria-) Alexandria, Antioch
). The Barbary States Agiers Aus;ra!s and Polynesia
9. America British Possessions Csnsda, Newfoundland,
Greenland, Mexico.
:. South America Peru, Chill, Brazil, The Republic Of
and auazora-
g. The West India Islands Cuba, Hayti s. Domingo,
Porto Rico Barbadoes 81 Christopher S. kits Nevis
Anigus MoRlserrat, Jamaica Martinique. Guadaoupe 81
Lucia ST. Vincent, Dominica. Grenada Trinidad, ST. Eus
tslius Tobsgo, and the Bahamas
9. The Commencement OF the History OF the United
States.
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