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nIovements OF Tr.veller..

movements OF VravollorD,
very considerable reaction took place yeserday in
the arrivals Of vsiers city. We found ths koSe
regisries profusey stocked with names, and Ill well
prepared for the reception Of travellers and to he
dsng columns furnish of the multitude and dsnsity q
amusements that must render the week Of peoulaT
enjoy msnt to all ages, sizes and SEXES.
N; c. Cullen Yale College; B. Michel, Mao, Lieut.
Mason, Al O. Breard, Boston; Hopkinson Phila.,
L. Reno, u g. o.; ~ GorEss, do; Capt smith. U. q I'm
gineers
ARROW Lansing. Albany; Col Burrsll do; J. Zen,
ton, Syracuse N. Gordon, Washington; N. Ssrklsy,
Baltimsre; j. Cole, Salem; Msckay, Boston; H. Sesth
Man, Ma mo Te B ssIsTo AZ fe%ssoy sotSo W.
Providencsj r. Richmond, do; J. Howe, 6avsnnah; ?.
Chickerng, Boston; W. Spoonsr, do; F. Jones, do, D.
McGuddy, p,nilad'phia; D. Stone. clsvslsnd; T.
CIrr-J: McCrea, Phlad; w. slingter. Flushing; W.
Blscock New Jerseyj Kopp, Conn; Raymond, Pre-
sinSHas NJ s.
Foley, Phiad; Capt Sumare, U. 8. N.
FsANkLrr.-Rev. p. spalding Michigan H. Ayrss,
M Buffalo sd:n N:T YS,
ray, Chareston Rev Mr.. Coil Bri 'geport O. Bssohsr,
Connecticut; p Phillips dol H. Barbour IpdisnoponsI
w M.iery. Boston; Mr. Hays, Albany O. Clinton, Buf
den do
HowAaDJ. Cleaver Pottsvills; General Cons. Water.
town j. Foulkes Prnseton g. MoCsskll, Trenton; r.
Thompson, New York; ": Tsylor. Phiisdsiphis, J.
hi M Bachelor U p:s wns: W. ns
Toronto.
JvDsos-J. @: Chatter. Hartford; J. Smith. Mass, W.
shelton New Haven; A. Williams. Bsltinsrs; n. Ken.
DALI Boston w. Convsrs, Norwich; II. Chase Boston,
A. HULL Portland; J. Scranton New Haven A. Mercer,
Ohio; Wilcox. Boston; Holbrosk, do, T. Watson,
G. Kirkpatrick Liverpool; Wheeler, Hartford; c. So
vens, Springfield; F. Brown. Hartford.
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American Packet Station ora the Coast of
Ireland.

To THE PosTnAsrgR GENERAL or GarAr BasrArS AND
the ground. upon which hi. subject had at various time:
attracted the attention Of the public and the legislature
but the vast extent TO which the intercourse with the
Western World has now attained. it, extraordinary In
within the last twenty years and the position Of
colonies and connections in that part Of the world
should be lett undone by the British Government,
only to place that communication the best possible
footing but also to fstseii.h on such basis as shall
Of an intercourse 30 largely connected with the most
important commercial and colonial interests Of this great
Upwards Of one hundred packet ships (saing vessels
and stssmer are now engaged In this service and very
large portion Of these sail and from the port Of Liver
pool This circumstance has no doubt arisen from the
fact that large amount Of the merchandise traffic IL
~, S9 n,s and su,
point q arrival and departure Is the western coast
age would thereby be accomplished and the principal
dangers BE- altogether avoided indeed strongly has
from Liverpool TO New York Is about the ssms rate as
from Liverpool to Galway or Limerick. From Galway
the sssgons distance wsud be shortened to the extent
Of nearly 400 miles and these being the most tedious
we'll dangerous part Of tho voyage, the tims
would be lessened In still greater proportion. London
dependencies and connections in the western world
while each OF the other sespors and Of manufacture
would also be placed on an equal footing compared with
The superiority Of Western Irish Port s thus appa
Ien'iy manifest under general circumstances; but
evidence taken this subject different pero before
both Houses Of Parliament In which the advantages OF
Western Harbor and Packet station strongly proved
by military and naval authorities Of the very highest
confederation, amongst whom may mention the Duke
Of wellington, Sir Howard Douglas, Captain Beaufort,
&C., and in the event Of any interruptions 70 our peaceful
relations with other powers these advantages would be
immeasurably increased, Galway being quite out Of
resAch OF enemys cruisers prvatssrs compared
with the South Coast Of Ireland, and the g. Georges or
In fact, my lord, in whatever point Of visw he SUBJ
sc IL considered h mansstly Of the highest impor
lance 10 the empire st large The principle which
formerly induced the selection Of Falmouth u the West
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The Governor General Of Canada has appointed Chief
Justice Robinson deputy governor within that part of the
province formerly Upper Canada.
Daniel Webster arrived in Boston Sunday 10 attend
TO an important case before the Supreme Court
Hon Abnsr Lewis. Of Chsutauqus county, Is very III
at his lodgings In Warrington.
The Hon. l.. Papineau arrived at ALBANY on sstur.
day, on his way to Montreal
The washington Daily Fountsin says that Senator
Atchiscn OF Missouri 10 to 90 - Minister 10 Brazil; and
that Slss Wright u to succeed Buchanan a. SECRETARY
Of State.
John Bell IL named BY the wings Of Tennessee - the
next Governor II that State.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

DANCING ACADEMY.
e s b ;s MA AZ
&. %
Tsi L ;x ss: q ne
now very fashionable in e; GfhtS circles off'' saA
By Mr. Psre which was not received Partisan ssisas"s
beautiful dances. and also al most .shs..
sS rSi hsUvs W:. and 4., drill E
thoroasly taught IN few lessons.
published Ne~ YoL can 81 q sSs
xs 8 i% Broadway conner Of Canal '''''' No.
N0TlCE,ln the matter Of rhe The l.is Johs A
y az s ys
iin:siiPis Ii; stss: q MIiA'sss. .asi:i:ss:7
%sstinss dss:::sa sis. apoa Ss.:sl..: that
"'''n''' "''"'''' $% JSs1 Drew.
,, .,,. sAML: <; HxRlNo.
A RARE CHANCE.
s;1Ss Ts q that ma
guarantee Of s''' per snnum will be sivsn .ARHaX's
A, ,.,,,,, ,,,, ;. nos, III, ~. III I.'sss t. '
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.
THE cIovE "a 4. %sss.s. and per-
cure ofea,a from dsc.yed teeth s.vins fro. e
S: E ss s sa :
the osn. and genuine ses The object Il tn: psr
pounds Cloy. Asodyns can rossiOy Ss the s.ssss
for last year by Henry Johnson (suceessor To- sss1s
purchasers. to be and Tor Johasons Toohaehs
Drops and TO examine the wrapper OF the vs every oas
cure os i ssz
15rs:t si;:';; ;s ::
Wsy and ~ ds S,s J. Price Is cents a iimssh
TOOTHACHF CURED IN ONE MINUTE,
II the use q the Glove -, Anodyns Ih,s = a. e.enilsn
the rum. minute not unpleasant the tssts.
win ~ e; Sf ft "a sss ..s s.ss
rs Brosdwsy the Granite Building Sold also 100 Fs
ten street n East Broadway, and Coddasteas. 30 Hsd
must ware Of spurious compound called
Glove Anodyne intended 20 deceive the Be
s 20 the :. SssSys:
AgIIma donna, both haadsolne and ysuas.
Her mind was troubled, Ser nerves wsrs s.s,ru.s.
- And nought could afford her relief:
Tosing at concert she must that night,
And she knew full well that srvoRf might,
mean Mr.. LoDxs, might seoId.
she picked sp the "srr' ss her cnIy hope
Ard qaiekly commenced TO read
or HArcr' SyRup-not Jones's soap
She sent for bottle with speed
She took three doses, three hours apart
ss9 cola md Ter S:.
shs az, 4; 5ss Ss,s e es fgsaa
ca sc xsFh e sss 81 S2}TSa sko
Foe; ~ :s or ~ se g.';ss g. q Hm.
): sang: Co. ~ Srs.Sr:S SsS4as.ss: ,SI: q He
Nd How're -. 6sios, cor sf 5owsry ana 6s.z g
- insr
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Court OF General sessions.

Before Recorder Scott and Aid Benson and jackson
John McKeon Esq, District Attorney.
Dyc. 22-ISioi Of George w. Allison and John Tepn
send, eonfinued-Mra Pratt, being examined depos-
ed that she Allison the 2th OF September at his
mothers house, about o'clock in the aftsrnoon.
DR.. ASDrRseS deposed that he performed surgical
operation upon the neck Of Allison in the month Of Sept
last, which left the previously alluded to.
A. NJ VARRAN deposed thst Allison in possessio
OF property 10 the amount Of $1,000
Assist AID. Don. being called by the prosecution
deposed that the prisoner stated TO him at the of his
arrest that he was playing backgammon In porter
house In Grand street the time the robbery of Brown
Bells ONCE committed
Further proceedings in this were then adjourned
until tomorrow morning.
The Grand Jury then In. and inmateA that they
had finished the business presented for their consider-
uon embracing seventy two cases; In yseve of which
they had found bills Of Indictment ana dismissed
They were then discharged for the term with the thanks
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Packet Station for England. and making South
ampton the port through which the western communion
tons Of London already principally conveyed must
inevisby lead to the adoption Of Irish port the
Packet station of the United Kingdom for communities
ton with the Western World.
that different places have from time to time
put forward their claims to peculiar advantages for this
great object My anxious desire 10 that all interests shall
Cooperate to the adoption Of the principles; and
this accomplished the selection Of the particular place
would Of be decided by the proper authorities
der the directions of her Msjesty's Government.
Ihave the honor to be, most respsctfullykyours,
JAMES PERRY.
Obslsk Park, Dublin, gath Nov, lsAo.
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CLARkE'S SACKS.
No. ils WILLIAM STREET,
(Opposite the New BuildinRs.l

IH41CK OYERCOATS have met with universal ay-
~ ntion. them in snch manner as TO set on
WY 70 The best advantage, and to improve gcod
{nssary. Those now have are Of 6nsr quality and
~ cm a rsdacsa price, varying from 80 to si7 Il
d4 an eppottaaity osenu for buying such excellent
4 be trade made to order, usual, low prices
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suysnIoR Covar-Nos. "a, Io7, 81 i2i lso. lt2, lac
seii2I 81 lao as lso l47 o. co. a. lot ISs 100 70 100
2%2, loo. i6s 10 LIS, l7s to I7s, lso, Isl.
~, 10, "a.
second Psrt-ss. a. 49, 10, 80, 50, 81, SO. s2a.
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Before Judge Edmonds.
John Doe U.s. Richard Ros.-In this cause, which was
noticed IN the Hsrdd Of Thursday the jury rendered
verdict yesterday morning for Mrs. Ferguson.
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Mr. Strong Of the wisconain constitutional Conven-
tion not liking some personal remarks OF Mr. Msgons,
his colleague threw heavy club him but without Of.
feet Both subsequently, apologssd to the house. with
vsnfion"
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Varieties.
The 6rst election under the constitution of this
State will be for Judges of the Court Of Appeals Jus
tees of the Supreme Court, and County Judgss- This
Aer and second Tu.sdsy p Juns S:s
fixed by the Legislature.
An interesting son Of Mr. John Montross IT, Of Cana
nusassd BY sleigh psssns hi: f..ssrs door On sssai
cay last The little sufferer died the next morning nom
the injuries received.
dsgraceful riot occurred in Boston on Saturday eve
ming last; two hundred Irsbmen, headed BY two
brothers named Murphy, attacked ocsrs who had
taken man in custody for bestng sailor Several ar-
bear was trapped near Marlborough, Sullivan Ca
NY; last week, which weighed, when dressed, ~
In the town of Gill; In Maine containing 1000 inhsbl-
tant but three died during the past year. those
all over eighty years OF age
The new theatre In Albany Is rapidly approaching
completion.
The Legislature ofsouth Carolina adIouns on Friday
next.
proposition has been started to construct canal 10
connect the little bays separated by nscks Of land along
portaton midway between the railroad and the Sound
A Little watering place where down east, called
Newport, IL about to become city.
The United States Barracks in Buffalo have been s:A
OF o new structure at Fort Niagara.
A boy named Mitchell was shot by another named
Of quarrel at school.
J. A. Noonan postmaster at Milwaukee, has sued the
Courier. Of that place. for libel.
The two abolition papers recently printed In Pittsburgh
have both been suspended for want Of support
The Fall River railroad. from that place 70 Bossa,
was opened throughout on Monday last.
IRE broke out In Salem Sunday evening destroy.
ing the stsre Of W. H. Chase, hardware and oil dealer,
and of MIR. Sksrry, fancy goods
retreat for disabled c srgymsn about 10 BE- ssta.
blishsd In the diocese Of arysnd oeorgstown By
the Protestant Episcopal Church.
DR. Bunting will amputate for the Pennsylvania Rsgi-
ment a. Surgeon.
church in Tenth street, Philadelphia lately dismiss
cd celebrated vocslist-a widow with two children
because her name appeared on q concert bill.
The Legislature Of Virginia. by vote Of - to a. have
incurred the penalties Of the dusng act.
Tho bark Olga arrived at Boston on Saturday, non
Smyrna, with 1000 drums figs.
Augustus c. French was inauguratsd Governor Of n
linos on the 9th inst.
A riot occurred at Ravenswood on Monday, between
two of the of Bardsn essses Of quarry,
and some other persons killed and several
severely injured
The large wooden factory Fish Creek. East Bloom
6eld Ontario county, was destroyed by drs on Thur
day.
OnFrday last H. Bonnet revolutionary soldier died
at Philadelphia over 90 yeas Of sgs. He ct tbs
battle of Germantown. - ms
Mr. Cranston, Of the Eutaw House, Baltimore, u now
suffering severely from his wounds Hopes Of his rsce
very very slight.
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]. McMURRAY'S
ARRANGEMENT FOR 1645.
n ~ AHKANGEMENI FOH 1ofJs
H @ y M II

OLDEST ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE
IN THE UNITED STATES
THE sUByCRfBER respec fully bel leave tender his
sincere thanks to his numerous friends and the public
for their liberal he has received for upwards Of
and soics continuation Of their confidence
The by which his have been brought
out the pompness By which his drafts
to the public for the f.thfa perform
The following the days of sailing of the regular line Of
packets and from Liverpool viz lt 6th llth 10Th 2lst
and roth Of each month throughout the year
In addition the above regular line number Of splendid
ships sneh the Adirondack Msrniou Rsppahnnoek Ii
sail from Liverpool weekly regular succession,
thereby preventing the least possibility Of delay detention
in Liverpool
The regular line of London Packets sail from Now York
the 8th 18th and 2lh aud from London the 9Th,
lsh 9ist aud aoth Of each month throughout the
Persons dssrous OF sendng for their friends residing in
the Old Country have them brought out Ia Of tho
above ,pcndid vessels on moderate terms.
And for tho accommodation Of pe1ons wishing remit
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READ THIS. GENTLEMEN

FT LEMEN pr0paFe Tor the h0lidaVs, and get all
h. Dress and Overcoass, and Pants either saed
vsd tfed turned and made look equal with
exars lining and buttons, so a. to save you buying
ct1hes this "a Murray street, Of Wash
"a "a shs place where you get all you done
hNrx pqes for small price and disappoptmept my
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THE HOLIDAYS.

RICH HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
r GAL, BOUL AND & Co, No. 81 Beaver street, up
stairs have received by the slve de Grs.se and Louis
ha.y frsssnss eon.stns 9f poIfc,.ie and F;.swsIs
bon bores ssgar glove boxes, rich penmed sache,
Dsrme &C. &c. which rhey offer for sale low, and IN lots
10 sut purchassrs. dis lwsrh
FANCY BOXES AND CORNUCOPIAS,
CULTABLE for CONFECTIONERY for Christmas and New
Also eo,orsd papers Of all kinds may be found and will bs
sold By Wholesale and retail, reeonSbe prices e he ma
uufAetory Of BAUER bODEN.
70. "A Fulton st, stairs.
n S-- vedding-cake Bsxes hand, made to order.
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PIANO FoRTE INsTRUcTIoN.

PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.
= &c T. CASTLE kEDWIN MCCONNELL,
the latter from the Royal Academy Of Music.
SSx Violin, st their rsssdsaes, 81 LispsSard 81,
Broadway, thar Of their pupils very moderate
terms which can be made known By applying as above
UNITEp ,TATEs MAIL LINE
sss port ss, S.i'Is:a r.:
Rail Passage 81 90 Through bv Daylight. daily isun
oh X. ;sss:1siss Capt VIM Er...
leaves the foot Of Market street for Bride Daily
al. the Car. without chang.
oeoef r ~ New Car. and Locomotive snsues have
Ess.aa nsiIss
rod dsy-Tsra sfprs.s sane .. Les! ys.I-Fo1 further
,aS snd w. IL Esp1s s
dis I'm re g. NJ PERRY. AGENT:
MAIL LINE AT 8 O'CLOCK AM. TO
aQA - And the intermediate landings or a. far as
from any point on the Hudson to Albany,
and stages will be Passengers their
destnation on the arrival Of the Boat
The esisb.assS ice boat COLUMBIA. Capt. g. B. Riggs.
will leave the pie. b.tves Courtand and Liberty Streets
i.aSn: S:y are paid for At the ss:n,. Once
FsI Pa..ss issish. apply on board or to C.
81 a%zSsfFshs k&iSsSa5oSs 2. NJ:
as issr sp :
Cars viii Sc in readiness the arrival of the boat New
Haven 70 take passengers direct Boston, arriving at M
:gs ' 1csf 'f Sss I s so''d the beat m
I McMITRRAV,S
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TO THE LADIES.

sf:s, you will peep into q. Broadway well known
Premium 6tore, Won viii be astonshsd to see the
IFsney Article that are sold there They consist
,ndid assortment Of fancy dress Caps and Head
avery new style Of Cnimmasetts and Collar also,
OF every description together with an assortment
IL Dresses Or ladies' French Embroderies, Lace!
Rlowsn, Feathsn, Gloves, and various other srti.
numerous to mention. Ladies' wanting such articles
dsys will do well to call at SO Broadway. nearly
4 Niblos, who're . great variety OF French Goods
& the lswese market prices d5 3wsr
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ENoLANp-Messrs spoonsr Atwood & Co.. Bankers, Lon,
don Messrs. jas Beckett Son. and Mr. Richard Murphy
Liverpool -
scoTLArD-Ths City of Glasgow Bank. and all its branches
and Agencies.
Passages cal also be engaged from Liverpool Phila-
dephs and by the Res uar Packet Ships
being made peonaly letter. paid
addreased 10 JOSEPH McMURRAY,
Corner Of Pine and South streets, New York,
Or, JAMES BEcKrT 4 Son, and No. Waterloo Road
MIR RICHARD MURPHY, Liverpool. d2s
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~ tOR LIvEkPOOIS-With despaich-The very
:. @ S having thr,efoarhs Of her cargo
Ior 1sEh Or psss,es having hsnlsoms aceonmedatious
IVY VI ''@'o orssis vnn5f fcef Of WALL q, OF 70
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A RARE CHANCE.
GENTS wanted TO undertake the sale Of nsy 81
"A useful patented article that be sold every hq}H
in the Union. To Of liability and business habi.
guarantee Of e5eo per snnum will be given. Apply -
&. ALDEN,
No. III Fultca st. New Yet
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Amerlc ano- Mexican Matters.
NEWS FROM THE ARNy


BY the Southern mail we have the announcement Of
arrival New Orleans from the Brszos but the dates
received later than previous advcss Among the
passengers Captain Webb of the Illinois Volunteer
who accompanied General VOL to Monclsva He EFF
the l4th ut and came via Monterey All quiet at
Monclova The road between Monclova and Monterey
passes through country where water BE- obtain
cd for one hundred miles.
The division Of Gen. Wool will join General Taylor
by the way of Saltlo. Captain Webb had been injured
by fall from his horse, but was msndng rapidly. On
receiving the Of the capture of Tampco Gen Pat
tsrson despatched two companies Of artillery, under
Capt Norman, to that place. from Camargo. Capt Nor
man took with him 100 cannon including number Of
howitzers, with $50 men The next arrival ID expect
cd will bring the full particulars Of the movements upon
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
Col James Gladden. of South Carolina has been ap-
pointed by the President Brgadier General to take
command Of the regiments of volunteers from Virginia.
Nerth Carolina and South Carolina.
From the Baltimore Patriot, Dec. al
private letter from Washington says:-I have il from
reliable source, that the Government have had Il In
contemplation for than month past to appoint
lieutenant general and commander nchief of tho army
OF the United Staes and that consul at Liverpool
General Armstrong, has already been sounded to it,
acceptance
Ihave heard stated that the last steamer brought
declination from Gen A.; and since, Of the wise
ones, who have been under the caves OF the White
House, hint at the name Of Col Benton for the place.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT PROPRIETOR
Circulation. .-Eorty Thousand.

DAILY EnRALQ-Every day. Price csnu Per eopy-0
= edy:Hs. s.mrd.yree 81 e..u
in EIbPfGoPiEE7s ss..n fseis day
fcs sk cents copy-Sseo per annam' payable IN "a
ADVERTISEMENTS at ths usual priess-alwsys eass
ySiSTiNe Of all Kinds executed with ssanu and d.
paeah. -
An esss OF eonnunlssfioas, BY mai. addressed The
dss''a rom t s iSs.ss dS SnS pTs{ SfS:4
PfoplssoF ofths
NEw YoRH HERALD Esr ABLssuMrur,
~swx~ W>~s ~ e-s~u asd Ssssav se,ssssi
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PhkMIUM BOUTS
Quick S1iss 0ssd Small profts

Quick Sales AID Small Profts
ZINE FRENCH BOOTS for - 50. our own make,
Ind warranted satiafsction; fine French imperial
Dress Boots Tor q 50 equal those usyally sold in
= Broadway ior - 2! 81, At YeuNG JONES fine
icssSs this city Our boo the highest
nes scd " TIM city Boot. Shoes Caters &c made
10 order The shortest scsies Mspdng &c done in the
fOUN0 u JONEb, Ann
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m liEhtfuy srsatsd about dvs miles rom Elizabeth.
~ town, ~. y comprising handsome eommodious
dWsng house, fitted with marble msntss and every COVE
nisnce for respectable family the whole seisdns esr
house barns, houss, and other buiIjnss 4.
ssbsaa state Of rspar the orchard contains twenty acres
The easy scess from New York either by the vious ssr
from Jersey City the Jerry Exabchpor whence raj
Ills properly valuable 70 those doing business this
eity: Tbs greater part Of the puohase money can remain
for shree bond and mortgAge pt i've
VYSE SONS, ia Pearl q.
III Irnsr
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OVER SHOES.

GOODYEAR'6 OVER SHOES, 100 BROADWAY.
"a LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S OVER
80 SHOES. manufactured OF 0oodyeaf's Celebrsted
METALLIC India Rubber perfectly flexible Ia the cold
est weather For sale by the Gaze or single pair. by
BROWER < BROOKS,
Sole Agents for 0oodyear's Manufactures,
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RUNNING IN DEBT.-Every young man
should beware of running in debt. Running
IN debt will certainly injure him. Those to
whom he is indebted will think less of him
Tor it. Work, earn and buy what you want.
EcOnomize and get along; beg or borrow,
nut don't get trusted We have known
many young men injure themselves by be
coming involved in debt. Many persons
speculate on the property of others, and run
Eve" hazards on their money; but we rare
eVer see them reckless " it'll what they
lave a., laoored hard for and accumulated them