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MASONIC WORKS JUST PUBLISHED.

TINE FIFTH and stereotype edition Of the rue msoAc
Chart or Hierogiyphc Monitor containing all the EN-
bems explained the several degrees OF Ancient Ma
sorry designed and duly arranged agIeeaoy 10 te MODE
of work and lec.urng by Jeremy L. Gross which are
added Illustrations Charges Songs, &c with History OF
Free Masonry ALSO, m,
gyphc Mouitor with all the em5ems explained IN me al
st and Maguanous orders OF Knights OF the Red Cross
knights Teplars and knights OF Malta designed and cu-
Nv according the mode OF WORK and eclurng
by Jeremy l. Gross TO which added Lessons ENhor
iaons Prayers Charges Odes, &c, win Hl=o'y ol Tue
Orders OF Kuighthood.
The above works are for sale by Huntington Savage
Co Colios Brother Co. and by the Author a. eafisL
"a hts
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CRENCH WINDOW SHADES u.
fine Uat1bes ano ssmelrp.

WATCHES, JEWELRY, Silver Ware, &c-Pur'
w chasers are invited examine The following articles
when are offered sale very low prices duplex Lee
yer Lepin- and other Watches by approved makers OF
re..n, iInpoalions gold and silver cases OF me
latest STYLES time keepers God chains,
seals Keys Rings Pins, Bracelets snd every description
OF new and fashionable Jewery. Silver spoons Ladies'
Knives Foras Plated and Britannia Ware Gold and silver
Pencil Cases Gold Pens, Mantel Clocks and choice sc,
lection OF Fancy Goods. Watches, Jewelry NC cissned
and repsred LOCkNOOD q SCni $500,
no. II opposite United States Hotel
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
q SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Gold and silver Du,
"A pey Patent Lever, Anchor Escspement, LePine ana
Vertical WATCHES selected from the beat Manufactnrers
in Europe which will be WARRANTED peFieci iiins'
Aso. some new Patterns Of Gold Chains Seal, Key. &c.
10 do do Gold Pencil Cases Colo Pens
No do Do Thimbies Rings Pins, &c
M dn do Bracelets win Stones
10 do DO Silver Forks, Spoons, &c
The above srtc!es will be sold a. he Low EST PRICES
and warranted 10 be equal the best made IN the city
MOTT BROTHERS, importers Of Fine stc i,L! &c
No. 7 Nassau-s,. opposite the Custom house
p 9Th. above articles carefully Repaired and War.
rsnted by sktu worknen N me civ. so osy
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DY ORDER OF Hon F. a. TsInadge, Recorder OF the
DEFY o! NewYor Notice is hereby gwen, pursuant
the provisions Of the authorizing attachments against
pbscording concealed nonresident debtors,
.cnuleaI Issued against the estate OF OF James Mitchell
resident OF Jersey Cay tee Stale OF New Jersey and
tat the Will DC sold for te payment OF his deo-
less appear discharge 5ucn attachment: accord ng
law within nonLns from The brsL publication Of this
Tee and payment Of any debts due resi-
dents this STATE, Grd The delivery h Of
any property within this STATE belonging MN end the
OF any property hS nun forbidden by law,
and are yeid DaLed 1911 day OF September lSij.
az. lawSm GEORGE BRADSHAW, Attorney
for Attaching Creditor - John-strr-I New. 7 orS-
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TO LAWYERS, STATESMEN &POLIT1ClANS'
asURLBUT ON HUMAN RlGATS.-Esssys on Human
II Rights and their Political Guarantees hy T. P Huri5ui,
Eco Counselor al Law, 10 the City OF tieS-York.
Contents-Chap,er The Origin OF Human Rights ChaP.
n.-The true Function OF Government; Chap lll,-Ihe
Constitution OF Government Chap lV.-Consti'uiionel
Llnaiious aud Prohibitions; Chnp V-Consti.uilonhl
Limitations continued; Chap. Nl.-The Elective franchise
Chap VIl-Rights Emenaing from the Sentiments and A.
f.crons; Chap VllI-The Rights OF Women; Chap. IN
The Right Of Property aud its Mora! Relations; Chep "
Intellectual Property
plhlished by GREELEY / McELkATH and for rsle
nj the Tribune Office 1873 Nassal-st Price ~ on
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rJ1BE ALLIANCE MUTUAL. insurance Comps

TT'BE ALLIANCE MUTUAL: Insurance coiqpS-
i ny-Orics No. IS WAl-sreet-With sound Capital,
pied eed for future Losses exceeding O000-ster
paying their entire claims by the late
.inue insure against loss or damage by Ire and me
casualties Of MARINE s1d INLAND NAVIGATION, on
th= favorable Terms.
~ Claimants by the are sre requested 10 tcr ard
th=ir claims for Immediate al jus!lnen
TRUSTEES.
JAMES D. Y. O den, Sam'l l.. MITCHELL A. NJ Merchant.
lanes Brown Samuel Wille,s Sp'er s Benedict
John Gihor, VIM. D. Thompson. AiTet hseo,
= 8urri,, Wm. AGams. Richard Irwin
2. Spo9ord, < Whilmarsn, Lorng Andrews
A. Horre ten. Richards, Abm Bell,
o. A. Coulstoc.. James ReyOurn. :. Il. Desno.
P. H. Whitmore. VIM. Il. Aspnw all, A Foster ~
Edw. +. Ssnderson, Thos. W. Ludlow, g. w cray.
A. Wcodhul, Leod 5. Suhrez, las H. van Alien,
Roht L. Taylor Thos. B. Richards, Jed Frye,
Edw'd Center, John CrydeT, Jacob Harvey
Henry Chsupcsy, Schuyler LIVINGSTON
JAMES P. De OGDEN President
A. NJ. MERCHANT, Vice-Presidsnt-
LEWIS SESros Secretary. ly-on
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YOUNG HY SOS-ss0 half chests, 50 quarser do
i CRULAN SOUCHONG-l0o Or. eo1sa-
PEKOE FLOWERS-lS chests
Hyson livery superorl-s5 chests and 10 half Do
Also very full assortment Of Tess Of every descHpuon
embracing extra sne and good qualities, for sse wholesale
or r,,sil CANTON TEA COMPANY,
jyl los Greenwich and LII Chstham-sts.
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COAI su now delivering The very best Peach Orcharf
CfR.d Ashl Coal screened from the yard a. The fol-
lowing prices Nut and Stove mixed IS ~ large Stove,
Egg or Broken 81 per Ton The Pabtc may rely get
dug he yer, 5e.. cos! he sooye r.ss erc WI be
r.r:-l rt !. -- Cod isrscnc.er ot I.rg a1d Green.
wich PETER CLINTON n23 2r.
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From the Albany Daily American Citizen.
Tb. Canals Of New.York.

The following interesting table compiled from the
-ecords in the Canal Department, represented TO our
readers. comprising as it does the whole movement
ON the Canals of the State all property arriving at
and clearing from tide water
The table il will be seen, embraces the move.
n,ens Of the years 1874 and l3i5 and the accuracy
with which il has been compiled makes II valuable
for preservation fo- reference with the movements
of future years.
STATEMENT Of the ro!ae Of all tie properly H6eh etarea
from ard cam. 70 tic Hudson The Canals IN me years
less end 1880 1914, 1S45.
s3j $50 40 SIS i5230i
arrived "a l4o 403 $3.50 995
s-77-2 sac slO09O6 29s
600. e, 1aa5 over 10 l23. i49
STATEMENT ofcH s property 1h!ca car< 10 ne HuasoH
w. nm me Canal. in 1881 and 1915 Nth tie quantity
md ,st;ma,sd ralue ofeaeh article ~ Albany and Troy:
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~ Please mention The Of the List in ,ckich they
are adrertised LADIES' LIST.
IL Dunbar Miss Char-l NJ IL
ID -. A., ,r..,r lo,te Mahews, Miss H.
opIues W Dean, Miss Emma Norwich, Mrs. 9th
u !n.I ,,s. M. Il q street,
pius""'N' 4 49, Ford ail-s Sarah ~ T
nv ,y.u NJ Gahl4n Mrs Mari Phillips Mrs c. A.
oin Ih WIS eta A. Pigot Mrs. NJ J.
hunna HNL Thebaud, Miss A.
N ID Housi III, MissCath- V&W
Currann. Mrs. IAN srne VAIL Miss Matilda
thony-st) Love, Mira j. Warner Mrs Lydia
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MARY FOR 1SI6.-This day published the Diary
Sheriis Clerks OF the different COuntes-Counisson
OF Deeds appointed by Governorn other States and
Territories-C Ia take iur
other St4tes-Puhc Noares and Commissioners OF Deeds
in the City OF New YurkMHsers AMI Examiners III Chan-
cery-Sher's Jury for tho year 8i6-RaIes OF Postage
Foreign Consus-Banks and Insurance Companies in the
Cities OF New-York and Brooklyn--Assstaut Justices
Ward Cours-A List OF Sundays in the year lSi6A COM
plete list of Lawyers in the City of New-Iork, &c &c
Also, uany useful memoranda relating 10 the different
Courts Published hBd for sale by
ds0 JANSEN X BELL Statoners, &c. l58 Nnssau-st
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THE TRIBUNE.
70, The New.York Tribune.

I \
THE EXILE.
,l,t,on Of Spanisl poem eel Destorrado' from The
forthcoming norel of Dolores. Hapys Press, co.'s
BY HAxRo aARErNG.
KINDRED and fatheriand
Meier shall l see.
By Fate's relentless hand
Sever'd from me.
Only 10 me remains,
Life, with its cares and pains,
And until l am dead.
Nough, bat the bitter bread
OF the sad Exile.
Glory. hope. earthly good,
Loves golden chains,
vainly for aoght sued,
Nothing remains,
Bat ia this foreign land,
Sore wounded hardly scanned
Lonely 10 lay my head.
And eat the bitter bread
OF weary exile.
wander on the shore
Where the waves dash,
And surging ever more
Monrnfoily plash,
Ever reminding me,
or my sad destiny
While o er the sands tread,
Loathing the bitter bread
OF gloomy exile.
No friendly form appears
To soothe my woes,
None bid me dry my tears
And find repose.
must forgotten be.
None dare remember me,
They think Of me as dead,
While mine s the bitter bread
OF the lone exile.
Where or I wend my way.
Sadly and slow,
To sorrow still prey,
Lonely go;
While the cold world to mo
Giveth no welcome free.
But with averted head
Grodges the bitter bread
OF the poor exile.
When my last hour shall come
Cold and serene;
When for the silent tomb
| quit the scene;
There in foreign land.
On the deserted strand
Wash'd by the ocean wave
Shall be Inc lonely grave
OF the worn exile.
No cross my tomb will beat
No loved one weep,
And offer pious prayer
When shall sleep.
Thus banished and alone,
Comfortless and unknown,
His days OF bitter grief,
To which death brings relief.
Ends the poor exile.
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OFFICE Of the CROTON INSURANCE COMPANY,
" No s. Walsi adjoining the Mechanics Bank IN the
City of NewYorS-Ths Company lost by the recent Fire
S35UG0 Their and above al Claims against
hem 10000 They continue 10 insure Marine and
Fire risks fair rates.
TRUSTEES.
Ioua, Earr.r Lcr.rc Andrews, Robert Lane
Iissrd Ricnsf d sou Joseph g Nones John T Gchrsl
james Phsl-u, Leonard Applsby as II Slyda,n'
: 4 IsYr.nca Asa S Crosby John Lesala,
Edwin r Trsmaiu John j. Herrcs SAINT Sherwood,
SiIp, n Crandall Abraham Van Nes James Cook,
John Breasted. VIM Cozzens, EEss Adncn,
james CrikshanS, Herman Gould. Geo Whitaker,
I Trander starr Theo 4 Never Thos MonahEn.
Charles l. Vo5e, Cyrus Chenery, George Paien,
Zsdock Pratt, Lawrence Hill VIM Burgoyus,
Geo De Kay, WIN Townsend
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President
JOSEPH B. MONIES, Fice-PresitenL
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Secretary.
Capl SAMUEL CANpL Err, Marine Inspector. ljySl yos
Also nspector for Llovds for the Port OF New-YorH
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PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

I1OuTHOIY L MEYERS 81 Broadway, respectfully
u invite the public call Al their store and examine e
richest and most extensive 10 be tount IN UNI
country OF BRONZED and ORMULU CHANDELlEhS
CENTRE, MANTEL, SOLAR, BRACkET, and kEAp'
ING LAMPS. CANDELABRA, GIRANDOLES, BKAC'
KET BRANCHES and LESTlCKS, in ever variety
Of patterns
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, new and superb aric!e, pc
culsriy desirable for packets and steamboats,
liz evidence OF the superiority OF this portion ot tes eJcs
over any other II its class offered 10 iae public IN ms Ci
.h-y with honest pride refer 10 40 less that SIN uObp
and FOUR SILVER MEDALS awarded 10 the manuincoir.
Ars within years for TIE greatest variety Ni
beauty patterns and the unriva-d 1nsn .; heir ora
Every article sold G.. y. Is "1rrutej 10 be 'SnH meg
represent and those who obtain mrs. class goods III
PHO. often paid for such Of very inferior qa.'y
are requested to favor with call before purchas
elsewherr-
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Eeaal Notices.
NOTICE TO TAX.PAYERs.


CoMrTRoLLER's OFFICE, Brooklyn, October 23h, iBio
PURSUANT 20 Act OF the Legislature, entitled An
4 Act relative the collection OF tlNes In tie CITY o.
Brooklyn and for other purposes pssscd April l5h 1881
Notice is hereby given that th- Assessment Rolls Tor fN
for the current year have this day been delivered to e
COMPTROLLER OF the City of Brooklyn and that from all taxes
which paii the EHd Comptroller within thirty
DAYS from date hereof deduction three per cent
viii be ade end That from al HNe5 which Siai! DO 10 id
sner the expiration of the said thirty cRyJ and within siJ
DAYS from said date deduction OF TWO per cent WIZ De
made and that and aer the Fst Tuesday III January
rex one per will be added To all taxs then remaining
said Conpreer will deliver the Collectors OF the Cy OF
Brookyn The said Assessment Rolls, together with ho
rants thereto annexed directing Them To proceed with
gard the unpaid in the nennsr directed by a"
The Comptroller would respectfully request those who
intend avail themselves of the provisions Of The Ac refer
red 10 in the above notice inform him thereof
practicable thai their bills may in readiness pre-
delay when they wey be prepared - pay their taxes
10 compliance With resolution Of the Mayor ard CON-
mon Council NOTICE IA hereby further gyen that The
Comptroller will receive al bis Office In me City Build
ings. FROM - O'CLOCK i. D. UNTIL = O'CLOCK
=. NJ. and ., no other hOQrs
90 SIN A. H. OSBORN, Comptroller.
NTOTICE.-The undersigned Trustees for the creditors
! of BENJAMIN DEPUk, late Of Cambria, The
OF Niagara nonresident debtor hereby give notice. that
general meeting of the creditors OF said Depue viii be- held
Office j. {. Cotton IN the village of Lockport, in
said county of Niagara the thirteenth day OF February
next at ten O'Clock, IN the forenoon OF tina, day.
Dated Lockporl, Dec 3, 1918.
J. {. Cotton, ALVA HILL,
Attorney o. STORkS, Trustees
do lawilGthF A. IL EASTMAN
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DIARY FOR 1919.

WILL BE PUBLISHED by the subscribers, 10 lew
w cis valuable work which almost lids p-nsa-
he for v-ry rn-rnber OF The bercontaning n sddtoh 70
,i mater complete ist OF the lawyers IN - ry o.
EswsYork This WORK has been delayed short time IN
consemence OF IRE LIE bndery which destroyed poI
ion of h sheets issued rather later than usua
I, is hoped ii will not be the less acceptable.
= JANSEN & BELL, Stadoners, &c. l58 Nassau-sL
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LAMPS, GIRANDoLBS, &c.
4 AMPS GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS AND
L. CANDELABRAS for lh- Spring TTsde.-DIETL
BROTHER 4 CO, No Is JOHN street manufacturing
ard have always hand complete OF aflices 10
their line the following descriptions which they VIII sell
al wholesale or retail, Al Low PRICES for cash:
Improved Chemical OIL and CslaPGene Lamps,
Sofa Lamps. Gilt and Bron1ed, 10 great variety
Cornelius ! Cos celebrated Paent suar Lard Lamps
Grsudoes various patterns, SiG slyeret or 5fonzed
Suspending So.srp Dortc Campheao Lamps,
Bracke. SOlaIs. Side do do
Sollr Chandeliers, Bracse. 40 do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Sand do do
Britannia Hand Lsmpsr CHmPhene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical OIL, Pure sperm Oil
do CGmphene, Solar end Lard Ouf
do Burning Fluid Refined Whale Oh. ln95
".RIyNY Ar. aud Culery.-Seuman Lovverre 20
IL Sprngst GreenwlchsL offers Loo shleh sars a
general OF Hardware, Cutlery britannia ana
Japan ed Ware. Ola
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EERRE,sCREAMS APONINE-A new compound
for shaving which surpasses all Others mSkns rich
and permsnsnt Laiher without irritating the skin Gen.
ueen having hard boards and tender sces wiz do vel 10
try this Cream. Sold by the proprietor l. e. tERhE,
Middlerown CT and hy j. w Hslboron IS nsiden-iane
Hoadley Phelps l42 Wstsr-st; Tones Son I J.
F. Trppe 90 81 Msiaen-.re, snd 81 retS eJ pIosgsa
nnh p-natsily ~ W"
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Undersigned, ia sill standing unclaimed NOT pa OF
Day manufacture of Corrugated SrsPenoers nave oeco
posed. The offer Is continued soy person VINO VIII pro-
duce pair OF Iny Manufacture ihsI have
Will now ofer 10 give person pair Tor as Ne may
produce OF should such Tor any reason
whatever become dissatisfied with the quality alter ~eaFio
the FOR three months VIII Other manufacturer copy
lhe spbeisnce OF his advertisement. ESQ, hey may be re
lievsd OF their ten dollars very Buyers notce this
shirts from and pockets from dfair
5000 DOZEN embracing al the different styles and quscss
manufactured the Undersigned For sale IL Quantities 10
suit HORACE Il. DAY, SuccessorIo Roxbury lsoi.Rao
- 70 Ok Ms;ian.sns rs II
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Books.
No0vPN sTANpARD DRAMA

The Kesns N Richard Hid ,,,n mn
NEW AND CORRECT Edition OF hlChAf. -. pa par
"a "a l,ru h. MAYED tomorrow evening ri Tue ~
Theare with the Stage Directions Cast OF IN 40
rsssons Armies Of hard snd Richmond and a. iu ~
scyi,ron of the Few beautiful Costume eesisheu oy
ceiah-strd Trsgedan Mr.. Charles keen rrce J.: Gems
'pnhbsh.d and fur safe wholesale and retail, By
VIM TAYLOR. ? Aston House
Where ALI the new Cheap Publications OF The dsy may De
n,.z;ned tie pnhisher,s Low EsI PRlSEs y -
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THAT Boy WILL BE A MAN YEr.-The other day
we saw bright little boy. some seven summers old.
euggng away through the snow with large arm
ful ofwood. We We're jus. on the point of speaking
aword Of praise to him, when the little fellow feet
siipped from under him and down he fell, wood and
all, upon the sidewalk. We expected TO see him
oors1 out crying. when 10 our surprise he arose
WIN moca eomposure saying darn it. II try that
over again. With much energy of purpose he
gathered up his wood and wen, on his way We Il
bet rusty copper thai that boy viii We, be dis,in
guished man. Manchester In HI Messenger.
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ALENANDER,> THU70BAPHE-A ne

INEALLIbLE hEMEDi Tor trvs'ec Li;nos.-Ths
proprietor OF The Danish Lirimeci, winch hEs sHataeC
snc celebrity in The north Of Europe Tor rs elncscy ~
healing Frosted Limbs and been Introduced oy MN II u
PMS lta -Gua <uccsssl 7cquauts those aclrc tnat
&c mas appointed Agencies 3: 20 B!eecA5rs- ana %
NAV ne z-S-avs hott!- 1-9 SIN
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DEPoruLArIoN OF VIRGINIA.-A correspondent
of the National Intelligencer writing from Wilton,

of the National lntelligencer writing from Wilton,
Va. says:
alt often to that yet there no people
here. and wish, therefore, them come. have
10 take up spy glass the houses OF neighoors
they art far ot, ana yet am to capital of
about 700 Inhabitants that see its spires and
s,eeples and almost hear the hum OF its laborers-
Back Of me and below me- of the river as far as have
explored. cannot find much else but woods, woods
woods ride for miles and miles in the forest looking
for peope-And yet this s the first settled and oldest
settled part of Virginia The people have gone on
the, have settled in Georgia Alabama Kentucky, Mis-
souri, Mississippi Louisiana, Florida; and now. as If
there many people left sorioe is held out to the
resy 60 Texas! Ii is shame that this beautiful
country blessed in climate and little needing only
the fer,zing hand of man. should be without people
Herei avencrabe river running by my door, older than
the Hudson which lined with towns and villages
much older than the Oho o!dcriu settlement and geo
sraphy mean. bu, where the peoplef For hun
dred and nifty mies from Richmond TO Norfolk the first
explored river running into the Atlantic ocean the home
of Powha,tan and the of the truly chivalrous
John Sm,h-chere are the people Gone, say to the
South and West; the trumpet is blowing among them
now to 60 to Texas Virginia has here depopuated
herself 20 make homes elsewhere.
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HIST PuRL.ISHED

THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for schools, Illus
i tra;ed by 22O engrsvings and IS maps with gobe
map on plan In vol Ito. by S. g. Goodrich, author
of Peter PsreyB Tales, &c
The above work has already been introduced mo me
Public Schools OF Rochester and in number Of others.
The FIRST edition in nearly disposed OF, The second
will be published in few days.
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INSURANCE-FIRE AN MIthIN :.
rs'HE. PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF
4 HARTFORD Capital SOC. 900, with liberty 10 10
cresse 800 ZOO. Charter perpetual Agents cifce
No. Z. Waist
The business OF this Company has been interrupted
since chartered. qyter OF century ago Us
losses By the grea; OF December 1855 were paid IN iu
and also those by the FIRE Of the 1911 July last LIS capital
is impaired and the 18th Instant increased. pur
sant 10 the stockholders by subscription srd
payment of $4,000 of additional capital This Com
ay continues approved risks, Fire and Marine on
The mos: favorable terms All losses promptly al uste and
paid ) w IhOMrsUNi$ AGENTS
WI n. BIRD. f'rS-'''
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ANSIyCK,s CEMENT, for China, Glass, Ear,

WAN SLYCK,S CEMENT, for China, Glass Earth
en- W are and Ms.ble-The manufactured having spent
several years in bringing The above named Cement TO it
present OF perfection IS couhdent hst al VINO VII
give II a fair trial viii be satisfied with II; and that u viii
stand on lis own merits without the putting OF hired pews-
For ssle by JOHN J. BROWN co.
~ Fulton ST. near John-st-
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Sob printing ano Book Binding.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No. PRucE-SrREErfTh Three Doors from Nlsau-street)
no observation-disclosures supplied with al kinds
4 OF PRINTING III the cheapest rate: VIZ:
Cards, Bulls Lading,
Circulars Receipts,
oli Heads, Checks, &c
70 LITERARY GESTLEMEs.-Orrsina MI'tucT pn print
sd with ACCURACY.
Pamphlets. Stereotype Work; and all kinds OF
Books. Letter PTeS5 trtht"s.
TO LECTURERS MusIcIASs.-ProsrnHnik' beautifully
printed. - ~,
Lecture Bills, Small BIS Tor Uisui-
Mammoth Bulls. button, &c
And every description OF PLAIN and Ornamental 700 Work
executed grea. and puncIusy a. the othce
The i,npro7si POWER PRESSES, Tor Books, PAM
pHLErS, &c. -
dlrAry nrires W''-u
NTENy-YOKk BOUf.-BINDERY, IA Fulton-sL
NAL de,criplouso plain aud elegant BooA-bndlng ex'
ecuted with neatness and despatch
In this establishment particular attention given IN se!ect
np ne beat OF materials and the mos! substantial WoKnai-
ship. -, iii ga {, =,
their advantage to call and examine for themselves al liz
Futon-s Specimens Of Binding in all the various styles OF
sheep Calf Russia, Morocco and Velvet Bindings.
do II EDWARD WAhhEh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

MORE ViLLAISY.-A woman having died at East
Couneau,, Ohio recently, postmortem examination
was held upon which 1t found thar foul play had
been used toward her An officer was sent Tor, and on
bis arrival man by the name of VIM Swift who had
been living with her her husband preciptatey fed
A warrant has been issued for his apprehension.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07
Second BOARD.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
III EAREn

Bark Empress Roman Havana, Foster & Nickerson.
Briggs Florence, Hopkins w Indies, Nesmith & Walsh
Sargent. ST Marks. Ga Nesuith & Walsh.
Schrs Hume. Copplins. New Orleans Arrival, Jones,
Philadelphia Plat 81 Perrin; Pembroke. Brakeman, JAG
mel Walden & Morton Compliance, Kelley, Boston
X X, Shamore, E6enton, n l. McCieady.