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PROSPECTUS

OF the Concord (N.H.I Gazet.e- !.
THE Subscriber proposes issue in the first week OF
January the first number of Weeky Newspaper, TO
be called he CoScosp GAZETTE. 1t viii his endeavor 10
be fair impartial in MS opinions and ri and accurate
in reporting the ofihe day. For farther
The design nd character of the Gazette, he must
refer 10 the paper itself
The Gazette will be published on paper Ola gooo s!ze ano
quality, and lis typographical execution, VIII 0e efua ~
any newspaper 10 the State. 49, -.
The price OF subscription will be 81 90 per annum paya
bic invariably in advance Advertisements VIII be inserted
the rates
ANY communications relating the Gazette addressed 10
the subscriber nj Concord, NH., postage PAD VIII meet
with attention.
~ To ihose persons from New Hampshire at present
take some newspaper from that State the subscriber be-
eves that This paper viii offer peculiar Inducements To
persons also wishing advertise III Ne"Hanp-hre, II 10
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CHARLES +. Low.
5,o,.,-1 " ~ noe : Iot5 Dc lmeOd
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DY ORDER OF Daniel P. Irgrahsm, or he Asso-
ID Judges OF the Court Of Common Pleas for the city
and county otNewYork Notice IS reby gwen pursuant
10 The provisions OF the authorizing attachments
against absconding, concealed and nonresident Debtors
that attachment has issued against the estate OF Ezra
will be sold payment of ais debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according law, within
nre months from The hrsl publication OF this notice; and
that the payeu; OF any debts due 10 him by residents OF
tbs STATE and delivery 10 MIN or for his any prop
erty within this Stale belonging 10 him, the
any properly BY MIN forbidden bS law void
Da.-i the t-tiih Gay Vi September lsi5 < Il OWEN,
slS IsRsn Attorney Tor Attaching Creditor.
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Nor BAp,-Ap exchange paper, we believe it is

Nor BAD-An exchange paper, we believe it is
The Lowell Courier, tells the following good story
An old lady resident of neghboring place. kept
large family OF turkeys perhaps sixty She, like great
many other people, thought great deal OF her turkeys
door was . West India Goods Store" The man who
ieplt one day emped his casks OF cherries intending
20 replace them with This old lady being
1nica thought it great pity TO have all these cherries
wasted and in order have them saved she would
drive over her turkeys and let them them. Ia the
course OF the day the old lady thought she would look
after them and see they in no mischief She ap
preached the yard and in laid her turkeys
In one huge pile, dead Yes, they were stone dead'"
What to be done
Surely the old mauon could not lose the feathers
She must pick them She called her daughter and
picked them. intending to have them buried in the
morning Morning came and behold there were her
turkeys stalking about the yard featheess enough Gas
may be supposedly crying out quit, quit :" feeling no
doubt mortified that their drunken tit had been the
losing their Poor things Ii they had said
"qut before they had begun they would not have
been In this bad FIX"
We would advise all young men who are in the habit
of drinking to leave of before they get picked and TO
those who do not, let every young lacy say gut"
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THE WEArHER.-The weather is still very mild
At Pittsburgh There only three and half feet
in the channel Tuesday, and few boats running
The Ohio continues blocked TO the mouth OF the Cum
berand.
DEBATE on SLAvERY.-The debate between
Rev J. Blanchard and Rev n L. Rice at Cincinnati, has
been issued in book form from the Cincinnati press.
ET Bishop Doane will deliver the anniversary
Address before the Historical Society OF New Jersey at
their annual meeting the 18th of January.
~ The fragments Of a wreck encountered by
the bark Stamboul supposed to be remnants of the
ship Saxon, of Salem.
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THE TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune.
THE DESERTED ROAD.
BY wILI,AN ELLEky CLAIMING.

No tracks along the lone. deserted road,
Save where the fox had leapt from wall 10 wall,
Or melancholy crows picked of the fruit
Sour, frozen fruit-the ruby bar6erry:
Alonk we strayed beneath our feet the snow
Creaked at each tread, and soon we $1,000
Where near the ancient cellar NOISY s'ohe'
Thick, scraggly orchards hem the landscape H.
A forest OF old apple-trees unpruned'
lowered with moss the bouGhs gnarled and uhhePt
And vet little orchard. fruit OF hours,
Which he who in his dotage kept the spot
Had planted, their tangled branches messy
AS the rest. ,btfuL
Much food was there tor tno"shuu'
Solitary wand erers. for they dwelt here,
In ,b;s did scene. this shut in orchard oeii
Men like ourselves who warnleu - ,;sh
Loved the still spot, nor owned "a.
A lttIe wall half fallen oounos sqa nr;do
Where choicer fruittrees $40" 'nI So Id 6nnee
Nv, mingled with the suu'ach' "io'o ''N '0'o'
Irsur, the places of the inner grown
Tsou - ..oi f bovy il is. bat in these scenes
There is a desolation too complete
Nc pe ,.r,ies with me after have passed;
Nd ali the growth Of woodland, and the sight
~ Distant cottages or landscapes VIDE
Nav NOT blot out the cherries, vacant spot
&c; xvbv should remember those who lived,
And think of children's voices. and the klno'
C,ressine bands of darling parents here
Hsve twined themsevesin that soft, you'hiu mar
An gone, and silent es an unllt cave!
WIN should think and dwell upon tneir n'es'
Who for me never really lived indeed
Brt only in my minds eye, and IN FANCY
Take this irrespective life, SO fleeing
/ people the still scene with living men,
Who will not altogether live for me.
Who yibrate in the house whose walls rear
Tho mansion "a themselves the fugtves
OF NV intent, in this mild Winter Day
And let me battle not such images,
Idle ga shadows that the tall reeds cast
Over the silent ice beneath the moon :,
For in these silent cells where fancy dwel''
And evermore creating, weaves ven
In which all this that call life a6ldes,
There must be much retirement from the day
And In these shadowy regions shall see
Some time, the real phantom of myself
Therefore farewell. thou dim and silent place
Where serious Winter sleeps. or the soft hour
OF some half.dreamy Autumn afternoon;
And may no hasty feet tread thy domain,
But only men TO speculation vowed,
Bad as myself-creators of the Past
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PURSUANT TO an order of V. D. BosEsrEEL, Suuo
gate Duchess County Notice hereby gwen Thai al;
persons having claim. agas. the estate Townsend Way
late o. OF Flsnki Ia SAID county ceceiset,
required exhibit the sae with The vouchers thereof 10
York No l2j Maidensne on before the st day Of May
next default thereof their claims vii be debarred a-c
OUT OF said Dated this 2iih day Of October 1915
WILLIAM 5. CAMP, Executor OF said estate.
o.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Gold and Silver Du,
n pex Patent Lever, Anchor Escapemen, Lepine and
Vertical WATCHES selected from the beat Manufacturers
In Europe, which will be WARRANTED perfect Time
keepers.
Also some new Patterns o! Gold Chains, Seals. Key. Nc
Do do. do Gold Pencil Cases Z Gold Pens
Do DO. do Thimbies, Rings Pins, &c
Do do do Bracelets with Stones.
Do do do. Silver Forks, Spoons, &c
Al the above articles will be sold al the LOWEST PRICES
And warranted 10 equal the best made IN the city.
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers OF fine Watches &c
No. Nsssau-st. opposite the Custom HOUSE
F. S-The above articles carefully Repaired and War
rsrted hy the most skiful wos men In the cy. $50
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Gesal Notices.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYER

CoMrrRoLLERs OFFICE, Brooklyn, October 18Th ls45.
PURSUANT TO al Act OF the Legislature, emitted An
ACT relative 10 tie collection OF In the City OF
BrooAyn ana for other purposes (passed April 18TH 1881
Notice Is hereby given thai the Assessment Rolls for
for the year have this day delivered the
Comptroller Of the City Of Brooklyn and that from all taxes
which shall be paid the said Comptroller within thirty
days from the da,e hereof Deduction OF three per cent
will be nade and that FROM all which snail be paid
amer the pation OF the said thirty days and within sixty
days from said date deduction OF two per will be
made and thai and after the Firs Tuesday in January
per will be added 10 all then remaining
unpaid ind that The Thrd Tuesday Of January next the
said Comptroller Will deliver 10 the Collectors Of the City OF
Brooklyn the said Assessment Rolls together with The war
thereto annexed directing them 10 proceed Win re-
gard the unpaid lakes in the manner directed BY law
The Comptroller would respectfully request those who
intend avail themselves of The provisions Of the Act refer
red 10 in the above notice 10 inform hun thereof as soon as
practicable that their bills may be IN readiness KS to pre-
delay when they may be prepared pay heir taxes
Ia compliance With resolution OF the Mayor and Com
Council, NOTICE is hereby further gwen thaI the
Comptroller vii receive hts office IN The Cy Sud.
ings FROM y O'CLOCK A. M. UNTIL O'CLOCK
oSa sm A. f. osBoRN. Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-06
by ORDEK of The HoaoFa6ie Frederic a. Taliaadgs

DY ORDER OF the Honorable Frederic A. TaIinadge,
Id Recorder Of TIE City Of New YORK hereby CIV
en- pursuant Inc provisions Of the statute auborsing al
tacments against nonresident Debtors thai attachment
has issued against the estate OF GEORGE LOCKWOOD,
lately resident o Massachusetts,, that The Will
the payment of MS debts unless lie appear and dis
charge such attachment, according la", within
publication Of THIS notice. and that the payment
of any debts him by residents OF this State, the
delivery 10 hin for use, any properly within this
State belonging him, and the transfer OF any such proper
~ By him forbidden by law and yoid-Daei the 18th
dsy OF April, I3il HARVEY A. WEED
az faS9luc In prUpria persona Creditor
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Sob Printing ano Book Binding.


TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No Three Doors from Na;sau-street
ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supplied with all kinds
L OF PRINTING 81 the chespes! rate, VIZ:
Cards Bills Lading,
Circulate, Receipts,
Bill Heads, Checss &c
TO LITERARY GEsrLEmEs.-O1Igna Manuscripts print.
ed with accuracy.
Pamphlets, Stereotype Work. and all kinds Of
Books. Letter Presj FT1'ntHS
To LECTURERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS beautifully
printed
Lecture Bills Small Bills for Distr-
Mnmrroth Bills. button, &c.
And every description OF PLnn and Ornamental job Rort
executed with great and puncaity at The Once,
No. Spruce-sreeL
PHLETs, &c.
binary Ow prcaa vll-u
NEW-YUKk BOOK-BINUERY, IA Fulron-sL
lS-Al descriptions of plain aud elegant Book-bndng ex
ecuted with Deatness and despatch
In this establishment particular attention IL given IN select
ing of materials and the most substantial wohman
ship esq.,,
librarians Gentlemen having Libraries will find 10
their advantage call snd examine for themselves at ia
Fuon-s Specimens of Binding in all the various styles OF
Sheep Calf, Russia, Morocco and Velvet Bindings
do n EDWARD WALKER.
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DY ORDER OF Hon William ParIne!ee Recorder OF
- the City Albany notice = hereby gwen that
Incai has issued aist the OF Thomas T. Wyman
nonresident debior and tnst the VII be sold
payment his debts unless he appear and discharge such
attachment according law, WITHIN months from
first publication OF this and the payment
debts hm by residents Of This State delivery
to for bis any property within this State belong
ing him, and the transfer such property by hin,
forbidden By law and void Dated Albany, June H. 1915
DEAN NEWLAND,
iel7 layyaac Auornies FOR attaching creditor
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ninnom 6ba0es.


WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. Spruce-iL New
w York-The only mandatory OF any extent In lie MI
cd States The subscribers offer for sale the most splendid
assortment Shades which could he collected together
consisting OF the following styles:
$1,000 pss beautiful Gothic, painted by artists These are
all vie OF celebrated places in Europe.
1000 pairs OF assorted Gothic COrnthian and Landscapes
such Ms are generally sold about the City.
rs pairs of beautiful Corinthian painted in Florence
loo pairs Of Of the celebrated places N his
country
5000 pairs Of cheap Shsdes from 62i cents to 81 50.
We pied ge ourselves to sell 100 per cent cheaper than
any other house in NewYork- Persons wishing TO see the
process OF getting up the useful articles, spwn
through painting rooms with great pleasure.
Signs Banners and Interior Decorations not 10 be sur
passed Trimmings of al kinds at manufacturers prices
Persons buying ss again. dealt with or the most nber
al terms o2O SIN BARTOL DE NAUhY.
ERENCH WINDOW SHADES -. c. Wood
ford 293 Broadway has just received an extensive as
sortmea. OF the above Shades varying from 10 II eet IN
length Also invoice OF French Landscape Paintings oil
new designs, &c. Cornthisn Columns &c Inc lL'oice
contains about leo prs low priced and VIII be sod accord
ingly.
will DO allowed abers discount Next door 70 The corner
OF Reade-st Lafarge's Buildings Inl5l J. C. WooDFoRD
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Zine ilatrhrs am Jcmelrp.

WATCHES, JENVELR{, Silver Ware, &c.-Pur-
~ clasprs are invited 10 examine the following articles,
which are offered Tor very low prices duplex Lee
yer L.pine and other Watches by approved makers OF
recent npuriations. fine gold and silver cases OF the
latest STYLES warranted time keepers Gold Chains,
seals Keys Rings Pins, Bracelets and every description
of new and fashionable Jewe,ry silver Spoons Ladies'.
Knives Forks Plated and Brtuia Ware Gold and Silver
Pencil Cases Gold Pens MarJel Clocks ard choice
lection of Fancy Goods. Watches, Jewelry &c. cleaned
and repaired. LOCkWooD SCkt
u4 IF opposite United States Hotel.
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Gamus, Gutlerp. ar.

GENERAL FURNISHING Hardware Cutlery,
u Edge Tools &C. 4cTne subscribers invite purchasers
to their very extensive assortment OF the above
mentioned articles including Ivory handle liable Knives and
Forks Tea Trays Fire Sets und lands Cos Holds and
Poaers Skates and Sleigh Bells strapped and unstapped
Nails Locks Lstches, Butts, Screws Files SAWS iechnn
Tools great variety including Coopes Tools OF AL
b.rsons Horizons Congers Rochester manufacture
All OF which viii be sold Al the lowest market price al
VII ,lesale and retail. OSBORN & LITTLE,
~ I'm S2 Fultnn.at. hatyv..,n Pearl and Wht"'sta
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ITO THOSE WHO VALUE their lives more 9an
y ren,x-Eow many there now suffering with
Gods snd Coughs. ID. frsI foundation Of Consumption who
II ,y look back vii ind Thai il originated from Vet Feet
To sch and al others that exposed 70 wet weather ad
rlnd:y streets would recommend them 10 Try box OF
0rpsou,, Premium Ua.er-PToof COmPortioS, which VIII
positively make your boots and SHOES Waterproof aH
equally good for hose, ce-risce-iops, harness, &c
And 70 hose that ike las every gentleman doesl csan
brilliant polished boot We would recommend hen 20
t-y boz OF Tlorps0.'s Prrm,aHi BLGektag
AGENTs-C c. Mason l6i Souih-s- T. Davias, liz Jonn
ST. L c. Carer = Co I!3 Pesr!-st ,- ~ y
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II. TAPsCOTT'S GENERAL EMiGRATloN,of
1IG FlCES - South.st. corner OF Msiden'she, !'e"
-H-- YORK, and 90 Walcrioe-road Liverpool feIs0-
wishing 70 secure passage for their friends hom yeiy
duTlng Inc coming In the new Lice oil LiV7fpS
Packets, respectfully rfsrned by the subscnoes
th- aforementioned magnificent and tayore PacHetoar
viii .a from Liverpool positively as advertised 10 so!
terms, and every necessary means viii be Used 70 ~
those whose passage be engaged on this eide NE
autic despatched comfortable pcss.g
Sup LIVERPOOL on the 9th February; Ship SIDDos
on TIE llIh do; Snip QUEEN OF THE WEST on
6ih March; SHIP SHERIDAN, OF the lin do. The W
Known sailing qualities OF these fayofiie Packets r
any remarks unnecessary, and their accommodatols.
Cabin, Second Cabin and Storage Passengers sISS
hose OF any other line. To passage, aud toL |
particulars, Apply 10 w. J. T. TAPsCoII,.
IS Souih-sL corner OF Ma,dsrc,.rs-,
y. B.-W. J. 7. I. supply drafts ususI- y" "a q
amount payable throughout Great Britain.
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CARRIAGE SPRINGS and Axle Arns.-Shernan
u AeFat-r Co. corner CID knd Fuiion viii
crd,s carriage =-iDgs I'D sI-s he furnished from
.hei, establishment Il New Haven ,Lr reasonable
iezS Psisri mall sxes Of al siIes supplied 70 order.
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VANsLYCK,S CEMENT, for China, G!sss Earth
en-WaIe and Marbe.-Ths manufacturer, having spent
several years in bringing The shove named Cement 10 is
present of perfection is confident that s who viii
give il fair Trial will be satisfied with IL and hsi IL viii
stana on Its own merits without The putting OF hired news
papers gltedged hnndhillk Pnce Il per stick
For sale t5 JOHN J. BROWN CO.
IL Euiion-sL near John-sl
liberal discount 70 deslcgs de
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u Please 'a'
are adoostsed
! Archer, MRS
Ade.ine -,
Alkinson, Mrs Il
zabeth
! Anderson, MIS-.
Priscilla
Anderson, Mary
Jaue
Battle, Sarah
Bailey. Mfs Lucy
Ball, Mrs. =. NJ.
Bayard, Ms. re
III alma y.
| Bait. Mrs.
Barlow, bliss c.
iharine
! Blanchard, Miss
Louisa
B.anaesn,AnnJan
Bradbury, Mrs.
william 3.
2erikDld, MissJuli'
. Berrinn, Mrs Eizh
beth
! Belts. Miss Elijah
Beckwith, Mrs.
Mary NJ.
Bale, 6irs. Bridge
Brown, Miss JUL
Brook, Miss NJ c
Briokwedel, Mis-.
Dorothy
BurnetteMissCare
| line
| Burnstsud MrsJulil
: Buckle, Mics Mar
gGfetta
Burns, Mites Anna
Byrnes, tlfs. Mar
Casey, nlary..
! CbaplD, Miss Viz
GINA r.
| Crawford. Jane
Cable, Miss Eliza
beth
Cassidy, Mrs. Mel
Carroll, Miss M.
! Crapfef. Miss NJ ari,
I Camp, ilrs Anas
! Crecly, Mary ADJ
! Cleary, Mss Maria
I Cormack, Mrs.
| Margaret
| Council, Miss Mar
| gGret
! Corcnran, Mary
! Cook, Alice
! Crosby, Miss biarl
! II.
Conaly, Rose .
, ConklIn, Mrs Saral
! Cornell, Alice
Cogs well MrsLucy
Coiiin, Miss Anne
! CollinS, Miss Mary
Ana
! Cornell. Mis- Emily
A.
| Close, Miss Jose.
plnne a.
Cuddy, Mrs. Mary
Ann
Cunningham, Miss
hiary Auu
{ Church, Margaret
! CUrrsn, Miss Char
lotts
Cuiyer, Misc Mary
DAILY, Miss Ann
| Davis. Mrs. Mary
Day, Mrs. Susan A
Davies, Miss Ann
Devos, Mia Eliza
Davis. airs Sarah J
F, Donadan, jane and
| Margaret
| Douney, Mics Jane
| Donly, Miss CathA
rinc
Dunlop, Dorothy u.
DuuuingMi-sSa Sarah
Dunn, Miss Marth'
Engan, Mary
Emery, Sarah
Ellis. Miss Sydney
/ Eaton, Miss Maya
I Farrcliy, Anne
E.,l,t Carab
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1876. DAILY MEMORANDUM BOOK
TOR ONE YEAR, pocket form Also, laree sssorl
pocket books. portfolios penRrlves
Writing desks gold ard silver pencil gold pens chess
boards chess men, &c &c al very low prices by
II Maiden-aue.
honks naner stainnerY In gresl varieiy.
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~ Persons calling for the toliOpins Letters ril please
say ADVERTISED they looked unless particle
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Omcial.
LIST OF LETTERS.
..sr.-,.rn :. TIE ra1susr 81 srEenL ArrclsTnssT.

sls and ttAe1 sraeass ,ss order. Of the Posi-.
Az General in newspaper or newspapers, OF ieteI
ed for In any Post Office shall be inserted IN he pspe
~ nsrsers of the Town place where ne once 81"
~ h situated hnring tie largest eTeuLGs'oIl ,e,s
n'"' - NeY, Pot Office Lrr, pulsed hhTeH D. 1912
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w complete SCI, Of machinery fer msHng ~rougn outs
comprising patented machine bending or forming the
ioa Superior 10 any use shears Tor eating Toe blanks
&c &c all in good ORDER and unnl recently N use The
whole WI be sold cheap and TO any one 50 disposed Of
rsrs opporrrity 10 engage N he business TIE de-
rnd for he arrcle OF wrought iron butts hinges a.
ready very large AID steadily Increasing For farther par
rrnsr. anpv Ia The subscriber here The machinery and
some ci he but,s produced By II may be seen
JOHN F. WINSLOW.
an ,., I-,- U-or.. Trov Dec IL, ialS tSl I'm
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THE TREASURY OF HISTORY, NO. XI.
rs THIS DAY PUBLISHED, AND CONIAlNS As
4 FOLLOWS: -.
The East India Standardization, Suina!rs fr!nce Oh
Wales leland Java Borneo Celebes the NoHccas OF spice
Islands Banda Nutmeg Isles and The Philippine Islands
s Palestine State of the Jews, Armenia, Albania
4. Egypt tTith Syria.) Alexandria, Antioch.
s. The harbury States Agiers Australia and Polynesla
g. America British Possessions, Canada, Newfoundland
Greenland, Mexico. ,,,, r
:. South America Peru, Chill Brazil, the Kep9onc Oh
La Plata or United Pr,vinces Colombia, Bolivia, Guiana
and Ammonia.
8. The West lnd4 Islands Cuba, Hayt or ST. Domingo
Porto Rico Barnadoes ST Christopher ST kits Ne7s
Antigua Monserra,, Jsmsca Martinique Guadalupe. S.
Lucia St Vincent Dominica, Grenada, Irndad 81 Eus
,atus. Tobago, and the BHhamas.
9. The Commencement OF the History OF the United
States.
One more number completes this valuable compend OF
History price - per number Published and Tor sale
by DANIEL ADEE, l07 Fuon-st de osu
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A TLANTIC DOCh.-The Owners and Csptains 0.
"A ships and STEAMBOATS, OF the largest respect
fully informed tbs; commodious and safe berths for oong
their respective vessels during the approaching winter
be obtained within the cspacous Basin OF The Atlantic
Dock and reasonable han suy Of he open
docks slorg the shores OF The port
There ample for quantity OF Lighters Canal
or Towboats with perfect projection from ics other
casualties, 10 which craft are exposed elsewhere
Owners and Agents will md il THAR interest 10 call n the
Office OF tie Atlantic Dock Company. Walst mis- lily
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LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
r AMPS GIRANDOLES HALL LANTERNS, AND
L. CANDELABRAS, for the Spring Trade.-DlETZ
BROTHER CO., No. Is John.streel, are manufacturing
aud have always on hnnd complete .! articles in
their line of The following descriptions, which they Will sell
at Wholesale or retail, Al Low PRICES for cash:
Improved Chemical Oh aud CamPhene Lamps
Sola Lamps, Gilt and BroEzed IN great variety.
Cornelius & Cos celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps,
Girandoes, various patterns gl, svered or bronzed.
Suspendng Sogrs, 0orc Camphene Lamps,
Bracket Solars Side do do
Sosr Chandeliers, Brscke. do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, CsmpheDs Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical OIL, Pure Sperm OIL.
do Csmphene, Solar and Lard Ou
do Burning Fluid Refined Whale OIL. ney
HARDWARE and Cui!-ry.-Sesinsn Lowerre 10
Spring.sL Greenwich offers for sale large and
general OF Hardware Cutlery Britannia aud
JapaDed Wsre. Ola
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Lat OF Letters Remaining in the MY. Post omce
,~' " Saturday, January 3

-. p,,,,, ,asa.sor The DATE Of the List In 'ohiea they
- anIES, LIST: