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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-15

ANTHONY J BLEECkER, Aucuonsvf
\ ARGE SALE Of Splendid charlottesville cioso a
ilc0nccru-Tie following Steamboats, wlll DO sod II tho
Merchants EHchang. In the city oi New York Al IL o'clock
on Wedaesday day OF December 5b, by Anthony
J Blocker, Auciiuneer.
The sal. pcrcnp.Ory ibcra! srms Particulars can
be- hd by applying tn, Auctonse's ohce, No Broad
street
The steamer GeoEg. Washington. entirely new, 81 mo
buIthen Of 400 $40 feet long, 80 !oeI BEAM cJnd1f
IlI inches, " feet stroke.
The Kn!ckerbOcket,J years Old 'O ect lonS % ieo'
besln, % inches cylinder, 10 feet stroke a.
Thfee-fOurhs part OF the Hendrix Hudson, year 9ln,
feet long - feet BEAM IL Inches cylinder, II iee'
stroke. o.,,.
The South America, years old, m feet long, ~ 1o'
beam, 81 inches cylinder, ii feet STOKE ne, -,
The North America year. old. - Zee. ons, Isl foot
beam, ~ inches cylinder II feet stroke, .<, a,
The Columbia years old, 20 tso IOuI, - i1et ooaih "
inches ylindef, II feet stroke o. H., 49,.
- inches cylinder, 10 feet stroke
TIA, f;aleIe well suited for snort route
The above boats we'll known ~ The most coGino-
di0u. and substantial the American waters lha'
II dsemed unnecessary give particular description
OF nen here All OF the boats VIII be sold ~out reserve
or r.tfctos day named uH!ess Disposed Oh at pf-
vale sale prior 10 that time . 49,.
Tn. orJo-rty can examined any day previous 70 tho
sale s.g 5ltSDtol9so5 y 10 u ~ . 10 u 30 ad7tds
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To each OF the above months is to be added for the
mail receipts saJ53. 1t will be seen that the large
of $55 5i7 has been received the present five
months beyond that of ls45
The monthly statement of the Banks of New
Orleans published by tho Board of Currency, shows
that on the 18th Of November, they had
circulation Of So los 67s Specie So 5u14 X
Deposits. 650i 2t2 Form n Dom. TX. 2s93361
Money continues quite easy and the hanks freely
dscounng all tho good paper that offers; some OF
them have offerings below their incomes Exchanges
arc little dull. On NowYork 60 days, l!dl; or IA
sight checks par to discount London 81 40 per
Paris 5 iT05 50
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+. sOLTON, AucLOhevr.
Sf +. COTTON, Auction and Commission Merchant
D-SioTe No.. lis Fulton and - Anu sA-Lioeral sdsSz
uads goods either for privsI. sJe auction
prompt made Outdoor sales OF every description
ot gcods purcuaN sI-uded and respectfully solicited
TUESDAY, Dec. lS-tin couuausionl
Atltoc,ock ~ los SptinS-sL corner ~ rhompsou.
very large ami seeced assortment OF Dry Goods.
consisting Ia part OF 6roadclohs, CsssiacIes, Sanes,
Alpsccts lanes, Meuuos, silks, Satius Linen Prints,
VesIus. Musn. Shirng SheetnS Cling hams, Eannes.
Cambria Shawis. Blankets, Gloves, Hosiery, Robons.
Coakngs, Fancy and Lace Goods, together with overy
article usually found IN srge dry goods Store
y Il. The sale III be continued from day 10 day unn
Ge whole s;USk Disposed OF
WEDNESDAY. Dec 10.
Al lci O'Clock al the Auction Room.
An OF and second aand Furniture con.
sisng Of soAs, chairs bGreauX, tables ,ooAing glasses
beds oil cloths, apes, chce desks once
chalys, loves. BOSTON rockers Ac.
Also, quantity Of Dry Goods comprising cloths linen.
lie lame, vn thread rrady made shirts shsetnS, shirt
dig, prints, sc.
Also, aquaniiiy ready made Clothing such as eoa.
pants, vests, AZ.
Also large qu.utity OF Books OF all kinds, comprising
Gcntenan'. Library.
seN IAMES N. Mii.IEk-SL Store No rs htaidsu'
~ .ane door 10 NJ. = Liberty-st-
TUESDAY, Dec IS,
At 10 O'Clock, ~ store No ~ Maiden lane
Doors, SHOES BRoSANS LOCO cases Boots, Shoes
and Brugsus fresh from Tho manufacturers and suited for
The city and country trade. Sale positive.
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70 Wigs and ScaIps; or, Real Heads OF Hair

-DlSRLksS Wigs and Scsl2s is!thousn not invented by
HIM are O; rcsl unique and peculiar style, The lex
ure being So natural and free thai Is impossible
Tor even members OF the family 70 discover any chAHse
is OF me daes, natural curl, and they a! ihe heaa in
a uanne. ;ha does away with the old sac veNAI.cGs
method o. covering the brow. Another advantage =,
that the psrspirau0n has eject on taein Is ley are
we'd snd ventilated very carefully and SECURE me
sci,nl,6c tes. esera5 have Other size aa Ia
T.ry U,-N,tNs Purchasers would DO well 10 call and
im3.r Tor themselves at WM DIBBLEES, American
liar Dresser an: Wig Maker, soSt Broadway, opposite he
Park-siso 81 6S7t Broadway 6l "a" -siis leASa
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ne HERoTNEs o. sHAKSPEARE

! he HEROlHES OF SAAhSFE hhE
DART lII-Th!- tny published. the Heornes OF Shsk-
speare, with Leucrpress Illustrations by Mrs Jane
son embracing entire reprint OF her work Character
stics Of Women" from the las! London edition Part 5.
Price - cents.
Contents-Vios. Cleopatra Lady Macbeth. Engraved
under the direction of Mr. Charles leah.
Also recently published Heroine, 0. Shakspsare-Psrts
and :.
Contents OF Part l-Pora. Beatrice. Miranda
Contents Of Part Juliet, Oph-!.a ana lmogeC-
Each Part price - cents.
Also View. AFoot. Europe seen with hnapsack
and STAFF. By J. Bayafd Taylor WIKI Preface by " ?.
Wills Two Parts. - cents each
GoeIhs's Autobiography Poetry and Truth from NJ y
Life. Translated by Parke Goodwin Two Parts 30
cents each
Published and for sale by
DIS WILEY PUTNAM, l6l Broadway
GERMAN PHRASE BOOK.
THE FOURTH EDITION OF Erth-i!er's German Phrase
Book Wi. bs published early week. Price, neatly
done up IN paper covers, . cents. DIS
MODERN JERUSALEM
ar VOLUME 8 OF the Cheap Monthly Series, at q cts
" per volume. Is published by tho American sunday
School Union. No III Ss.sast and 81 Parkrow dis s
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NTEW CARPET,, OIL CLOTHs, &c. % FsI

sals,-The aLrnion Of families, E1efcAs1Es AoV1I-
k..n-rs shin ac1 s.eaIabost o~n-r about 70 purchase
c.-5-s on Cloths or ay other article II the Eae, are II
,Tl 70 ti sck q ue~ and beautiful Cs!pets md Cl
sL. 81 received y Ccicns extensive ware-roOrrs,
Linz ;1r5cgf the entire block GrG fronting Nc. ei
Fgs, Broadway. and = Di7-s'o1--L
s-eIs Three Ply, End The 5-st e1ay O. migrants aAs
70, been ecga=t Il his market for many years 81 OF
t-r-by er.hlins he subscriber 70 Assure parch3 inst
every scics VII prove represented Another greai
consideration 10 purchasers ec that Is The dstsf-
..na,icn 10 sell such prices viii defy eopeihon'
eysr after Inc Tariff taxes effect
W. II. GUIONS WaferoeIs, l.onpns
OILS iseodg CT No. 81 Ea., Broadway sna Il Dvtsioa'-
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DIR. MANIoTTA'S

EAST INDIA TONIC,
for Dyspepsia, Fever and AEue Sc. &c
70 Travellers. from constant change OF aiT and wa
ter liable inany diseases which be prevented by
the Of tie TOulc wheDsve! they md themselves IN any
way indspOsed This medicine VIII always prevent them
from contracting contagious diseases such yellow fever
scarlet fever Ac Persons OF extreme bilious tenpea-
may live long and healthy in the Southern climate by
tic o this article Personal reference given TO several
hund eds of our FIRST citizens.
Agents wanted throughout the United States. Applics-
lions (posi- paid addressed 10 the proprietor.
mis- imeods Il. FENNER. l0S Nasssu-st
~ NInckcnzie's Tonic Febrifuge-A Sovereign
Remedy for the
AGUE AND FEVER.
This great Remedy, which the public attention is
i,ciary called has been extensively used In the Western
and Southwestern STATES. speedy safe and ccrtas
for Ague snd Fever Dumb Asue, Chill, nternii
tent Fcyers
The uneyainped and complete success attending Us
and well proven have become lis wide spread victories
every form OF Ague in the West that the Fehriiuge
is uperseding every other offered remedial agent and
looked upon the only that can be relied apon IN all
stages of lle disease.
The many thousands OF instances wherein has wroughl
cures, while instance is known, nor can be shown OF
failure In being offered possessing The three
cardinal merits without which medicine can be safely
used in Aeue These merits that 10 cures are
SAFE Certain and Permanent,
For sale by Hoadley, Phelp Y Co. Wholesale Agent.
New York, and by J. NJ Wnsluw. Druggist Rochester, n
y; Coleman Co. Buffalo y. r. jacobs, Detroit, Mc;L
Brinkcrhof Psrton, Chicago, Ill Edwards Francis
ST LOUIS Mo. ard by Druggists generally throughout me
u. States je2 lA%isD@WI
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, FOR BKIDGkPOh,r .
-r---5-H.--.Nk W-VOKK And NEW-bA-
Ia Essssssssss,vvEs RAILROAD COhPASY.-SO-

e E.--The Director. VI 'he New
York and Sew-Haven Railroad Company, Ia pursuance u
NJ or ma plan topt,t By HEN FOR The disposal Of part Of
the CacIlal SOCK o!h- Company vi" receige ptopos1.s
for the reserved Eig Hundred Shares CT one hundred oo
lars each The Office 0. K-chucn Rogers Ben1rni NO
q was, NevYo-k 10 and intending Friday, lsta nat
IN amounts applicants. provided that 20 one Pfre0n
shah receive more than Fry shares The 'ub.cP toa
roll charters Of The Company map o: he Eorte sla
cation may be sesn and t4 information obtained a. he
or5c- above named .,..,t
4 Committee of Directors viii sitecd a. taS 10
towns on The line OF the Rpsd % fecsTe pfopo.As w
reserved One Thousand Shares, &c sacs a;r"11AA - '
AZ Iuf9rd or Monday, 4. 81 2!st December @'-
AZ S.Iauoft on Monday, P VI rs; v s Is-- ins,
Atgrdgeport or Tuesday A u "a D ecsDos. II
4: Southport, OF Tuesday P ~ g15s seesber nat
800 M Wrfacestsy P 81. ~ Deeeiioei j ms
.tS,a1fo-d or Tnarsoag ~ cAy - - = s.,
A: hye, 90 1- 81. SaIfday 81 2saa DeeeHi.'-s isI
r. rdi,ors ofsub-cng t.Oas VIII appear III c1 h0i
Ihs eotG ts,.-.s- 20 gtTes by the Committee
By 0fdef = ROBERT SCHUYLER, Pre..deaL
December "A, ish-
~ EDITORS OF papers pqb!i.nsd n he several towns
X - v1Il insert ttts advertisement, and send
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TIE ALaAMRA SALOON.

00a ShOADNS1, MAX CklNGE-ST.
f>s.SiN oPFcSrvE >IsLc'>.l
HERR ALEXANDER. ~ Crest o5ig'usi Gerinsa aa
Il elciAn. = reenss;sd no eJsAei sath unoognd-d
Sstonishrent 5; Nib.o's, WILL APPEAR EVERY EVEN
ING THIS WEN
sui particulars IN tho daily bills.
Tickets 20 The Ro,arda - cents % ne Balcony - certs
chlitreu under l. wears ot a-e. half prcs-
Doors o7cu ~ t-ccruieSce 4; = O'clock Dis Sii-'
DOSITIVEI.Y THE LAST EVENING WIKI the
American Orators and the pcpdlsF American Poets a,
tho tyceum lIs Friday evening Dec. IS lSt6 NJ :. -
elocA-Ms- WHITNEY has the hsuor 70 stale, .hai se
VII give Miscellaneous Entertainment, in AZ
coriarce wiki TIE wishes Of many whom he s;ona pre-
Guided from, attending the la.tl Illustrations drawn iIoa
Wills CHS +. Hoffman Bryant. Ha,ecs, >hAA>rearc.
ct ceL Orsorca. Impersonssioas OF Randolph Calhoun
,rePiy 70 r Ely Moore, George Griffin, McDuac, and
others Aimiuaace 50 eon;s di5,,-
NOVEL CONCERT hy the Fcur snow White Al.
INBlNO MlNSrRELS-Ths four whi,c A.b,no
Enictteiurlsnt OF lN>rRI MENTAL MUSIC, SINGING
AND DANCING, al the Minerva Rooms, TOO Broadway.
on Wednesday evening, Dec 18Th, at hatNast o'clock
consisting OF variety OF neN and popular SONGS Chos
aud Melodies peculiar to n" Coored race Tuey Will also
perform several pieces Of Music win The NioNr, SSslo
raTbOrine, Triangle ana Ca>Iagets
These Boys have appeared before crowded audiences
while ca tour through the Western country Their shn
and hair white They have pink eye. aud
the ~ooy hcad aai and thick bps OF the African race
perfectly developed They are OF TWO families al " whon
viii these exceptions, black Jet, and Their r.
sembauce each other astonishing Slsy 20 have
been The cause OF law proceedings N Now-forS the Pnt
cnts OF Two Of them claiming The wrong boys ss their chill
drcu. and CONVINCED Of their mistake until they
The four together
w The attention ofmedica. called 10 these truly
wonderful freaks OF utture the subject having entirely
baillsd the researches OF the scientific living.
To any doubts that may eNls, of The boys being
what they represented they viii be introduced 10 the
audience al the close OF each Concert
Admiltsnce % cts dis oils ruNFSMSTu
CONCERT.-AG GRAND CONCERT OF Vocal and In.
" trmenal Music Will b- given Rutgers tu-titute
Monday evening, Dee ltth. 1915, by M-ssTs ELDER
TRUAX, TARBLE, GOODRICH aud HALL, graduate Of
the New. Yors Institute ior the Bind.
Tickets ~ cents eachior sale at the principal Music
and Book Stores, and the door Doors oren 7. En
lsr,aiunIents 10 commence az :! O'Clock. DIG jus'
At TIE APOLLO-On Friday evening. 18th ms
Athe AMERICAS MUSICAL INSTITUTES viii give =
Concert of SECULAR Music, on which occasion Miss
Clara NJ Rolph Will make her dehlt
Conductor Mr.. GEORGE LODER
Mr. II. c. TtMM will preside nj the Plano
Programme on Wednesday morning.
dli ~ H MEIGGS, Principal, 40 Broadway.
LAST WEEK
OF THE LANDING OF COLUMBUS.-Ths Exhibi
Ouon OF this National Painting will positively close
on Tuesday, the 18Th inst Corner Broadway and Leon
ard-st Abundance IS cents. Season tickets 81 cents.
nil lmis'
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~ The Enrmcrs' Club OF the American In
stiIute Tuesday the 18th inst al - NJ. Subject
for son-Man,tres, Ambulance always free. II
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unkkNr trucks ron IlyEKrooL CLASSIFICATION.

In Circular prepared for the Acadia under date OF
Sfh November expressed opinion rs 10 inc pro
eSole extent OF the present crop OF Cotton we aye
since IN receipt OF accounts from the South from WHICH
We learn that the frost which stated having occur
red III South Crons mas been general throughout the
entire cotton section OF the country We also learn that
much disappointment, tell the yield falling short Of
the quantity expected from the appearance OF the cotton
while in the field and in the sn houses and which has
only become apparent It's being packed into bales
The estimates from all various points in the South have
during the past weeks undergone uscrisl dunn.
luton, and fear the yentured upon in last
OF TWO millions, high by 10000 bales and it may
require unusually heavy receipts OF next years growth
IN ihs month OF august lSi7 swell the crop OF this
season TO 100000 bales
In our review OF the mHske, ON Both ul; gave the
particulars 81 TIE transactions the close OF last mouth
and stated ths prices We're jus, recovering from the de
cine OF &C. submitted 10 IN the previous fortnight imue
datey after the sailing OF the Acadia the SSe; became
more rn and prices advanced sc = 10 which sivaIee
continued be psid during the remainder OF the week
ending 9Th INST with sales OF 500 bales.
Ater the close OF business the 5h inst received
photographic communication conveying the news per
Csledonis with Liverpool accounts TO 10Th Nov. and
next day the private letters &c came To hand The
tenor OF these gave general satisfaction TO all engaged in
.ae trade and although the opening OF business on
Moaday, the tn inst few purchases were made and
saes during the day Were courncd 10 lew hundred
oses holders very hr ami resisted the endesvots
u buyers to obtain reduction in price. subsequently
auing last week. brisk demand set in, which continued
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AGuE AND FEVER
WIGS AND ToUPEEs

WIGS AND TOUPEES.
re- Decidedly the mOsi perfect assortment OF
Wigs and Scalps United States 10 be iouudlat
BACHELORS, Wslist near Broadway. lie also
manufactures order the shortest notice. No Inns
re- Boys Clothing cut and made In The most fashona.
bic style ~ 7 Broadway, Stairs (opposItc the TRser-
uarel nv MRS n FREEMAN "a 2mi-
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comprising the and elegant novelties that have
been prepared for the holidays in London and Paris.
TIFFANY. YOUNG ELLIS,
90 i-if 80 and 80 Broadway.
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70 TIIninIn IIOUEc No. IUI, 7, V. UI q. T ~
special meeting OF this Lodge will be held Al e.r rooms
this day l. o'clock NJ. general attendance OF The
members requested business OF Importance viii be
A II WALLIS, y. G.
II
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To- uyer,s Pills.-TEs -iuaey1cGa Improved HsssaEa
F<renS!e Meacine- Safe cheap and eaective--Ss yoa
value Health procure and them faithfully, when u1so
cine IS needed.
General dspo, no Ful;cnst Cd Soor S,ld also By Gf
40, so Broadway Cook, corner Grand ana Allen sts ST.
W. is Eas, Broadway Mrs Hayes, ls Ful,on-st Brook
yn; 2. ouIdan, 81 Grandst Wlhsnsourgs
d.? T.Th&SySs
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sSffrs Of papers published IN the several
-. ns.red wi insert tits advertisement and send
ooy Of ther respective pspers and bills 70 z ScHrTLER,
~ Hyy,nyer..t Nsy.York dl57i
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srtsrsue and sis saHt collection 81
USEFUL AND FANCY ARTICLES
EvER PRESENTED FOR PUBLIC COMPETITION
IL tn thc United StaI5s tollowe
BoHEMnN GLAsswARE--Ma gnicont Dessert Sets. Punch
Bowls Cordial vutes Eau Sets Vases, Toilet Sets
Dectnters Tgmbles, Gooles, Champagne and Lcmoueae
Glasses Fincons Sc all imported during tho last tew
months, and presenting the styles and richest spe
cinvus OF THIS beautiful ware
tNSCY PoRC ELAiS-mosiIy OF recent imPo'hton ueeo'
rated order original aud peculiar In style and richness
A..o Alew choice specimens of The Einscsn Egyptian
and Neapoan being correct copies ot originals IN
llr biusee Royuc.' Paris.
Also Antique hapod Flower Poss. Vases, CarsheI &c
In Porcelain sri,' and Vera Gaia
Also, real Antique aud Modern Pekln and Japanese
Vases Plates, Toilet Sets. &c. &c.
REAL bRoSzG Berlin Iron, Imitation Bronze Aabasier'
Carton Pierre Biscuit Figures Vases and Ornaments
PORTABLE DESKS, Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Fancy
various Tables and other articles In nla'd
woods Papler Alache, Euam-l. Velvet and Leather.
F,Ns-A wssnhcun collection OF all tho various styles
Cap CASES Souvenirs. Portfolios, Menagsrss, &c. In
Silver Pearl, She'll PAPER Nacho Velvet. Ivory and San
tal Wood.
SILVER AID 00LD Fm.LoGBAMsVarious elegant and
faucif1! articles In ihs tyorte style
ENCHAvtSCs Our whole collection OF French, English
and (rnuan EnVravnps and Lthogr phs plain and color
ed including all the subjects Ia tho various sIzes suit
ablu Tor framing and Tor tho Portfolio
IrAlAS PAlSTNCs-An entire consignment selected by
one celebrated ngayufs vi laly mostly Ia curious
ly carved Italian frames.
Also, modern original on Paintings.
Also several Enamel and Munich Paintings richly
ireulrd.
EAU b. CoLoGNE-lO cases genuine eafina, Of our own
ImpJrtal0u Of very choice qusity.
f.NysLoFEs-- One million, Letter and Nots sized.
WIuPs-Riding and Driving Whips, best English and
French manufacture.
fLLu,rnArsp Booxs-A small inYoe. Of Illustrated
French Books
Also several very magnihcently bound Common Prayer
Ursulne Manual. Psrroisien, &c. &C
With al nuum-rabs variety OF unique, elegant ana
costly articles suitable Tor presonb.
The goods .il be ready for examination On Monday
i.h Sale 10 commence 1t 10 O'Clock each Gay. ,L a.,
Terms Caah unless by special agreement wiSh ne
sellers NV se'
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~ Tho testimony Q! such men as lton r 4
Stevens Of Suaao Alderman c. A. NanSyke Of Sehehec'
tsSv Rev Case Sparr This city, and hundreds CT others
who testify to the virtues OF 'Vaashns Vegetable i.hcf
;ripuc Mixture, curatre ioF me sefoiI.s dIos!
gravel sal, rr &c needs no disgusting exhibitions no
revolving srectAces no raa.,S Of s=r.sHr 70 assist
1t IuaSug impression upon the rninc OF ne paec
Tn. testimony oaereI OF This great p2rscea Is o.
character that be 6iscredti-t See aFsr
tiselneui headed Great American Remedy, st cal Tor
bcoaS AS therein directed. 20 as
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~ Thirteenth Ward Wide wakc.-worih

~ For II Review of Prof. Bu.h's Work Oh
Mcsncrlsm and SwcdenborCisuist see the Evening Post
oC, bis duto dec t5i
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THE MAGAZINES FOR 1877.

:
MN. TAYLOR Co M = A>lor House. publish tls
w day. the New Yorh illustrated Magazine. for January.
lsi7 Edited by Lawrence Labree. The attention OF al
who intend subscribing to Magazine for the ensuing
year = solicited with contents entirely original, from
the pens Of popuar authors aud wiki four beat
titu -ieei plates II each number. the Illustrated viii
challenge competition with any Magazine OF It's Kind N
The country Subscribe now, II you really good
Magazine desire make suitable Christmas or New
Year Present Terr!s--ore copy s. per annum; TWO
copies =. five copies SO: single Numbers > cents.
JUST PUBLISHED.
l. The Roman Traitor. \ tale ni the Republic
historical romance hy Henry Nm Herbert. ESQ author
OF MarmadUhe Wy7.l,' Cromwell &c. Two nea;
volumes. Price - ceuls
Il vii! be sufficient say. that the large edition arst
printed wlS sold on the publishing dav-
II. The Rivals \ comedy by sheridan. Price -; cents
This forms No 81 of the Modern Standard Drnma.-An
OF al! the best acting plays the stage IN
neat form, with ri the stage business sc.
di5 WIN TAiLORN Co. No As.Or House
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.T~ 40. 5. NAIL LINE Tor Albany and

81 ~. ;. NAIL LINE for Albany p and
800 tTroy VIA Bridgeport and Hous-ton!c Hal
A d-The Housa,onic Railroad during me
past Summer been rebuilt hou2hou and resid WIN
heavy II raj. Passage -. Through by daylight daly
,sundsys excepted .; o'clock A Tne ',sam ,,
AOUNTAINEER Capt. Brook, leaves The loot % MAJ
Z r for Bridgeport. DAILY 40; oe.9cH - ~ ~. 10
freight taken IN Passenger Lie PR-en2efs axe VIC
a, BRIDGEPORT without change OF car, o,
cra.. arrive IN Albany and Troy a. o ciocs r o. 80
car, and locomotive ngines have been procured ad ln5
road j. in pvery resp.c: equa. 10 The best
road. >-t,t,on An, tn
6.5,ber osTtcsi. Beuire a the Office MsbetsL
Pier. and al Livingston We!.-4 .press Oh.e-, ~ wall
- fil5T G.. u. PERRY, Agent
TO- : FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC fsight
sss3rs--==teor 2a..engers The -teanuDoat SI5ikDD,
Capt Brooks, VIII leave pier foot OF d
k.sL 81 O'Clock 200 =, each day Sunday. excsprc }
Passengers :or Albany AID Troy c-a lake tas o"e Ia
lsy over &; Brd3ep2n one algaL W.
-T~ - NAIL LINE AT 5 O'CLOCK u
s3iazszFtTO ALBANY. landing a. Csld"eiPs, west
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keen,ie and other intermediate places or IS Tar as lae zee
Wi! permit The steanaooat COLUMBIA, Capt 5 T.
Rgy1 viii leave STEAMBOAT pier north SIDE % SofI1nd-
tbs evening at oe!2cx or pA.sas ~
board, or 20 z o. oCEiLLA L. a. &c JIM % LAC