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sWEnEMRoRG LIBRARY.

SWED6NBUhG Lib hA1h =
This DAY PUBLISHED, No. Of the above Library
SubJ-ct Memory IN the Other L'ie; fnes = Gus,
The next No will of Correspondeaces aco hepfe-
hentatives IN Heaven Trs1e supplied by
ia srs- JOHN ALLEN. 1879 Nassau st
THE YOUTHS CABINET FOR FEBRUARY.
Magazine for The Young JUS, published a. s5 Nassau
St Terms s, ayear.
~ Several Travelling Agents are wanted Address,
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i1iuter fashions.

SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
NIENS BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHlNG.-
WI GEORGE T. GREEN 10 Chathsm.st corner OF
p.arlSW,Il keep cons,nn,ly on hand FULL and COM.
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS, BOYS and Chill
DRENS CLOTHING, OF all descriptions. made In the
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE, which he would most respect
fully invite the attention Of those In As he has made
TO receive CothI Can,tre PestsEs, &c by
and has secured the services OF experienced
Cutters he pied himself give perfect Satisfaction to all
who may purchase. j..
~ %, :, ,t,,ai;t, oS eodsd
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DIED

suddenly on Tuesday afternoon 9th inst In the S2d
,ssr of his age GERARDUS POST. son of Geraraus
Post deceased late merchant of this city.
His friends and acquantances those OF dis sa'e a'ne
"a ~ his bro.hers William and Jehiel Post respect
f invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at hs
ns., o'clock from the residence of his brother VIII
harn Post No. 5l4 Broadway.
PHELPS aged 80 years formerly of Albany. ANY nfor-
nation wanted by her frends be had by applying at
iI4 Broome- n. Y.
The Albany papers viii please copy.
oT,b layinia daughter of Amer Cowan, aged e..
Ar4srooxlyn. l9th Sarah wife OF Benjamin Adams,
aged 10. .,npr,s so,
der OF the Revolution, aged 90
On whale. ship Alexandria. Dec. l3 on voyage nome
20 New.B Bedford Reuben Thompson. Of Newark ~ J.
aged 81. 80, -
AT Detroit Mich Nov 90 Thomas G. Moores, son oil
TIE late Reuben Moores OF Hudson aged IS
AT Hudson llrh ms; Charity Doolinie ageo 30 54'n'
William Kenney aged b; 18th Joseph Co"an' d.
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JUST IMPORTED.

JUST IMPORTED.
THE COMPLETE Concordance to Shakespeare, oeing
Verbal Index 10 all the passages IN tne Dlansue
Works OF The Poet By Mrs Cowden Clarke. very thick
vol evo beautifully phned-price only So
This verbal inccx 10 81 the passages IN me dramauc
works OF poet and far we have examined oo'n
completely and oroerly. The vaguest recollection OF
word will enable the consur TO refer TO Inc specnc
passage and thus save him OF guessing In perhaps
a vain endeavor TO recover the quotslion"
London Atheneuu.
Imported and for sale by -,
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,
cheap edition Of Sketches from Life by Lamar bGncn
vol well printed good paper with clear type Price
only Is CENTS Published and for sale by
WILEY PUTNAM, I6l Broadway,
Who a'ey issued cheap edition Of Caryles Cron
well-prce 50 cents Jzo 2tls
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JOHN. J. SWIFT, Aucnoneer.

4 A COTTAGES ON 27TE-ST. near 9Th avenue -
1 4SWlFT 4 MORGAN will soil on Tuesday, February
10TH al y O'Clock. the Means Exchange W not pro-
ylousy sold private sae) HE IL neat Cottage Houses,
with court yards 'front.' located on the No Tn side VI z
At near the 9Th avenue. rapidly improving neSnoet'
hus.s The Houses well bui with ornsnenied honn;
there are two places each OF the principal hooIu
bn,shed room the basement, with Cellar 10 the res and
good brick c.t-rus III the yards; on TIE rear OF each o'
convenient sabe with way IL ve Wide 10 me
rear communicating with 27hsL To cartmep and others
horses Houses must be very desirable To-
cations large portion OF the purchase money may re-
main ON boud and cent For farther par
,cunrs apply to JAMES N. WELLS 9th-ayenue between
p II and s3d.sL Or to the AucioneerS, No, Pinest
f28 stisWThSTThSatM&TuN
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Ship Iowa. for Charleston. Barks Rockingham Glib
ratar aud market; Ralph Cross, Mediterranean; Ju-
bee, Havana. Brigs Eliza ST Croix; Eme!ine, st
Marks; Wakulls Apaechcos Catharine Br Antigua
Augusta. Savannah; Clara, Dan, ST Thomas Schrs
Emeren,ine Br Halifax Josephine Ponce PR Bridge
water. Cape Hayti Swift Br, st Johns. NE; Zuviah,
Barbadoes and others The above vessels proceeded to
sea yesterday without difficulty, the Harbor is entire
LIZ clear OF ice. Wind n West
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cS~Ciry Fire Insurance Company.-CAPlTAL
STOCK $40 ,000.-Thi, Company has continued ON in
business through the great fires In this city in December
1885 July 845 After payment OF all losses date this
Company safely invested and uni cash
amount of its entire capital and considerable surplus be-
sides Applications for received at the ohce oil
the Company, No. 81 Whlst
DIRECTORS.
Cvr,s Hitchcock Richard A. Resding
Josiah Macy, George D FOX,
Abraham Bell, Joseph W. Cerles,
Daniel Trimble Ralph Mead,
Thomus ] Townsend Richard Field.
William H. Falls, Trad Hawley,
john ID. Wright Elias Hicks, Jr
Peter S Titus, David Lyon,
Henry A. Nelson, Aaron M Merchant
Thomas Carpenter One Vacancy
Thomas c. Chardavoyne.
r A READING, President
N r. CupRY Secretary DIS 2meodis
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MEMORANDA

Brig Uncle Sam. Capt GotL from Belize, for Pensaco
ls got ashore the Triangle Reef; the Capt and crew
abandoned the brig and took the boats and arrived at
the Belize after days and nights fatigue without
water or provisions distance of so miles Capt Colt
came passenger in the Matilda.
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THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE 90.

" Capital 5000 ,OOO-Ohcei II Eu toE-sL brooklyn
Having their capital nearly entire continue 10 take rrks
buildings machinery merchandise, and property gener
ally their usual favorable This Company has passed
through the greatest contugraions that have
CURED in the country they their from them
with comparatively slight losses 20 the system which they
have Away, prsctced OF limiting and scattering he risks
All osses which the Company may Sustain will be adusted
and paid promptly as heretofore.
B. W. DELAMATER, President
il9 lmis,eod E. C. FINN Secretary.
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e Window Shnde Depot, No. Spruce-st.-
pair always on hand Persons bout furnishing their
bouses will Save ~ least 100 per by calling the De-
pot BAKTOL Dt MAuNf.
u. ~
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aurtio,n Sales.

IosIAs RICHARDS, A.ea on TIT, -s,o-.
Is 4 sso.s~s;;1Ltssrsi Cash ad1anees made on
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS. Jan. 9 md so
hooks mostly and in quantities. o.
choice french Books Dso P i Edaon. vsu.ole TSeo
iose, s's, popular Medical Books emorscDg the more
cal Books Blanks Fooseap .ad Later Paper Gns siolos
To eo1'neas ssT Tas.s. sh a.1es SAL
The Eory.seeond Regular Sew-yerk Trade Sale Of
Books Stereotype Pls,es, &c ee win commence the
above dsts and TO be conducted Is hereoore according
the regustious-
Cons.guneas OF tho above articles respectfully %.
licied
.v MoNDAy; March Is.
STATIONERY SALE.-The usual sale O! Paper Stu
tiouery Binders Cloth and Lsahs win BE- hed 90 Non
dsv. for which eonsigumeass are alse solicited.
The usual cash advances vii! be nsdc goods whsn
~ Invoices should be furnished by tho ara, Of February
next. when The catalogue win DC putt pres.
II COLTON g. co. Auction and comu..aon Msr.
chants Nos lis Fultonsl and 81 Annst LiesrAi i'd
vanees made on eon.gnmeS,, and prompt Fesrn' made
THIS DAY, jan -
AtiO O'clock At iS7 Duaue-st
MoreAGE SALE or FrsSsrrRE-ConPusing rasossny
bed s sirs s s sss lamps cpe
'''''''' "''a'S TaUsssDxY. tsaa ..
sssslrrs SAFE o. SADDLE ASp HthStss MAsurAe-
nesss OF various patterns saddles brdes robes BLANKETS.
whips ssdders hArdw trunks valisss sass ease o.
nee furniture, awning, &C
FRIDAY, Jan. so,
At lOs O'clock the Of Division and Jefferson sA
SHssFr SALE OF VALuAsLE FAMILY GRocEsiEs. com
pr.ins ereen and b.ck teas white and sugars old
Java Sums;rs asuayrs eoe spees fancy and brown
soap sperm and ;sow cssdles sweet OIL easte soap.
West India preserves SAUCES. cheese ard So rkius prime
butter sperrn oil, hams. acur. de
Also Sue assortment OF Madeira, sherry ard old pou
wines. and other liquors, all OF The best qualify, susoe for
family
Also large quantity of superior Havana Segars Of vsr-
bfsnda
Also. scales, weights, fixtures Of store, &c.
Also, one horse, grocer's wagon and harness. he
SATURDAY, JanuarySl.
At l0t O'Clock, Al ISL Broadway.
Shers ses OF large casaty ofsk sad worsted cords,
,as.els snlps embroidees he Also looking slsAses.
show csses desk Sc-
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e To Whig Editors and Printers.-The Print
ing Office and good will OF Weekly Newspaper published
large snG thriving country village, few hours travel
from the City Of NewYork. is offered for sale II
Wing paper now doing al excellent business wish TO
age in ano pursuit. The that present pro
10 sor offers for safe None but WIG, who has 81 600
cssh or make that amour, in good ondorsei
aeee make application Apply to Il. GSEELtY Editor OF
The Tribune or by letter addressed 10 A The Office OF
THO Trhunr. ~ oteodD llM&SM
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Thr oiyslon OF the prohts Is annual ,. -,
NJ Insttnrou offers many important advantages oolo
- r.snrr, 10 Life Insurance. and II liz system OF Annur
ties immediate and deferred IT. , u,..
NAV be effected by persons on tnef own Vee
or ths lives ofolhers for the whole term OF NE OF or HE'LL
ojt sock prucp parties enabled, as above shown
70 participate profits Of The Society," while aef pon
of premiums but by capital Of TWO and bali millions OF
dollars ,,., - -
and osrties nsu-is for the whee Of LIE
allowed 20 borrow thirds OF all premiums paid after tho
hrst year. (See Table
rcfson OF he Local Board OF Directors al NewYorx 20
hon sso authority delegated for investing tho Socetys
funds In this country.
Pamphlets containing Tables OF Rates 4e and ali neees-
sary Information may obalned application Al pe 80
essiS7is C1fsc- "a w aII-st J. LEASDER STARR,
d. 2mSsTis General agent for NORTH AnsncA
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cHsAP RELIGIOUS PUBLICATION

SCHEME.-Now Ready. Vol Is; OF Worss OF the Eng,
9Th Puritan Divnes beautifully printed IN Emo and
handsomely boun IN co,h Ea. OF thu volumes III con-
in About $50 and will be published every three
months. SaS-crin-r- 6rs, four volumes will be
ceive them for 81 So psyshe IN advance. The price TO
uon-sub scrihers will be 50 oents each volume
The volumes will be enriched with Biographical Sketches
Of ths Authors and Notices upon the character OF their
works by disup gui.hed Diyines
The design Contemplated In The present Scheme 10 to
hiring within the reach of all classes or the religious public
the invaluable writings of the Eu. sh Puritan Diynes and
,yhila he s-r,,a will comprise works by well known
suibor, such az How Baxter, Bunyan. CharuoeS, &c,
MANY Others vl he printed now in great measure IN
known. Every work will be printed without
Thu hrst voinn. consists OF various Worss from the
wrinps of John Buryan, with Life Of the Author oy tho
Rev James Hamilton
and RENTING III. amount The puot-hrs shall receive se
i,a srs e' ISL Broadway.
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a, 5oa5 5si for Michigan and denesee. Iae aegre
gate sales for export since the steamer arrived nave oeen
about 5 600 bbs For home use mere ID NOT aons
Fxnor, from LIST TO 9th January, 6435s bbls Wheat
Flour. - -,
cts cash.
FlsH-Are dull Sales of 900 bbls Massachusetts
No Mackere a, l2.. 600 bbls Halifax just arrived
remain unsold.
FRUIT-sales of 1000 bxs Bunch Raisins, in lots at
2 co. mos.
GRAlN-Wheat is without sale. In Corn the trans,
actions reach 1000 10 600 bu hes Long Island ana
Jersey tor export about 20 cts and 3aoo 90
also for shipment, at 65 In other descIlpuoH' ~
sales excepting 500 bushels Iertey Osts al - r' 60
s5 3eI 40 Wheat: ls 3e2 do Rye 4l.lo0 do Barley.
urnEs-ssD.s sbou, 600 dry Mobile and Savannah at
about cts. p u. cash and Tune
1FaDa ssle of 1000 pigs Missouri has been made at
4 so cash.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans WIN Mn more o psIa havn.
hands Al g72s ci so hhds old crop sold at q
cts mos. o,o -, I'd y,,L,o M, s..
hon., nae Al IS cts and there ia fair demand. Sperm
"a nornnal n, a93 cts Considerable sales Lard have
b.en made for shipment at 20 CTS 4 mos
PROYISIONS-ln Pork there is movement The
ouota,ion is and 2 90 For Beef there is cousdera-
HE inquiry aud saes 500 1000 bbs have been made AT
50 for Prime and 80, supposed, for Mess Also 100
ties Prime Mess for England at l3 CO. Lard is In some
G,ss hundred bbs u Sa lea q half new Ohio al
81 cts Export from Let to 9th January 72l5 bos Beef
1896 bbs Pork; 1857 kegs Lard
SEED5-Ssles 50 tierces Rough Flax at III w. Tor
cleaning.
SALT-Sales of 1850 sacks Ashtons and Worthing-
ton's Liverpool Fine on terms not transpired
TALLOW-We note sales 10000 10 prime at q cls'
cash
SUGARS-The market for New Orlesns, with inrceas-
ed receipts is dull and prices of cent e 10 lower
about 100 hh6s sold at 606t cts. 4 mos.
Brighton Marker. MONDAY. JAN 20, 1916
Atm4rket so Beef Cattle. 10 Jokes Working Oxen,
Beef Cauis-saIes of extra So first quality. SIS so;
second quality 81 1895 third quality, s. 5O0S4 %.
Rorking Oren-Sales noticed at Il, IA SO and $50.
Soos and Caires-Saes noticed at So II, ~, "a and
S32 50.
Sheep-Market quick Mt the following prices 70,
IS 3 25 and lot of 40 Sheep taken at SO.
S,one-Lo,s at wholesale at 4G5c at retail from q
for sows to 81 for barrows
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Genera! Notires.
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aur,,opeer


rr- Large Sale of Valuable Books.-Tbis and
Tomorrow Evenngs-BANGS, RICHARDS PLATT.
No so4 Broadway, viii sell large and valuable collection
Of books embracing library books, English and American
editions; valuable Theological works popular Mejca
books School and Classical books &c See advertisement
under Auction head j2s
~ National Fire Insurance Company, Ofc-
No az Wslst with raing losses By the great ere in
this city the ls OF July ast, which they promptly paid
The Company doing large and rapidly increasing
business in consequence their prudence taking
49, in any risk which rule they st adhere and
by scattering their risks hazard loss in
ordinary hre than that amount, by which additional
security rendered the insured connection With their
safely invested capital
DIRECTORS.
Joseph w. Savage, VIM 9. Ward,
Marcus Spring WE Slocum,
Ssm'l 5 Doughty John r. MacSie,
John Broawer, JOHN McChsln
Stephen Holt. John Newhouse,
Florence Mshony Jacob Miller.
VIM w Campbell
JOSEPH w. SAVAGE, President
WM. JAS BoGGs, Secretary.
n B-AppcAtions for insurance attended 10 without de-
Law al the Office No o. a-sL and also for convenience
of customers public in the upper OF the city, by
h McIntire agent No. 30i Hudson-st of Spring
81 and by L. Newman, agent, OF Avenue c. and
4th-sl jl5 2aw3wisM&Th
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rS- See to your Tceth-Dr. JONES, on ,hs corner O.;
Broadway and Csrals considered ore Of the most
successful OF practitioners and we may Judge by he pa
onage he receives would say preference
him is not unneritsd. A, least experience goes
we have the highest confidence in bis abili,les- II
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CHE MOST BRILLIANT FETE of tho Season!
no III. Kn,ckerbocke Clay Club Monday evening" Feb
'uAfS . '''0' a. ~ COMMITTEE.
f. A. Talmadge, Peter sc@yen, D. rrapS Renns,
Jacob Acker, Geo. A Halsoy owen ". DiennAn
lanes Kelly Robt H. Taylor, John Ward
Henry W. Merritt, Fred'cA Frye, T. L II w,ln.n'
Il Hart F. c. Speigh, Geo. l. neIorA,
Joseph P GhSs E " Caldwell. Jo. ssyns
Asa B. M-ach, Michael Smith, mo J. Dopuy'
2. NJ Lefert. T. 7. Jackson, Withheld Csse,
William Wells, B. A. Meyeresu, Jas ). mayer
" ~ l;. ste1ey' Chs. MeDoussii VIM 8. Mech,
Uaah Davis A NJ. Flint, Hiram CoIvin,
VIM E smith, John Boordman, Ncho!ss Carroll,
H. How ard Cargill, WIN. Adams, Aw. sto1tenouIso'
w. Davis Greene, John Fort Geo. boyd.
2 D. Mckinney Daniel Carpenter,
Tickets 10 be had OF all The above connhilee ana u a
Whig head quarters In the city. I'D,
WAlsces celebrated Cotllion band ID ehSaseo-Hooi'
Mr.. Edward Kendall u.,~,
new and original pece Of music, IN noaor OF henry
Clay composed and arranged for the OCCASION WIN DC per
formed during the ntemisson by the entire oand LED oy
Mr.. Edward Kendall
ne surpassed by thing OF tho kind In tne history
Oh ts 1sss'a' III ae D. FRANCIS BACON Secretary
NIChET- Tor inc KncxerDocsor Cay Clue ss a ~, Sse
L for sale at The Tribune odics Price 81. y ".
TIFE INSURANCE National Loan Fund LIE Z,
l. Assurance Society OF fo ny s,oa
Parliament -Foundsd on the mq haS oics "a WsIs
N'" uslrED STATES LOCAL Board or DIRECTORS
JACOB HARVEY, Esq Chairman
John J. PALMER, ESD
JONATHAN GOODHUE, ESQ.
LANES BOORMAN, ESQ Ney.York
GEORGE BARCLAY. Esq
SAML 5. ROWLAND, Esq
GORHAM A. WORTH, ESQ
SAMUEL M. FOX Esq
CLEMENT C. BIDDLE, ESQ. or,
SEARS C. WALKER, Esq. Phuadelphis
LOUIS A Cooley, ESQ
GEORGE R GRAHAM. ESQ
Standing Counsel-W. VAN Hoog Esq. 80 "eHt-
Solicitor-JoHS HONE, Esq u Finest
DIVISION or PRoFfTs ,..e,
The steady and Increasing prosperity o INC
civ enabled The Directors the last annual 70
divide amongst the Pohcyboldefs reVe.s.ona.S DO
syerang over 50 per the premiums on esen pocY
effected on the Policy Scale.
EXAMPLES.
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pD NASH Auc!9seec-.s,ore ls o Eal,0 n p

d. d NASH, Aucliouee.--Store lS9 tutonst
SSIGNEEs, SALE-Estats OF Galen u fortst,
"A Bulcber-The following Leases and properly WIN 20
posed puhc auction for sale 10 the highest bidder q
th. ued the Merchants Exchange on mo syn
OF anuay Instant y Mbelpg the whole OF me osAte
of }aien f. porter No lit West Bro8dSby, IN ihs cly
butcher, excepting book deba housenoia F. |
clothing assigned hun for the general beneht oil on ced
lors 10 Joseph jenkins, Of this city, viz
l. The Lease the House, Store and Lot NO SZ breed'
way for four years fret May 1916 rental oil Soo
nav sbe quarterly houae rents for slsW per year.
Purchasers will bound TO procure consent ol Original
lessor Robert Was assign over which can proosoy
DO obtained. ,,,,.
2 The Lease OF the House, Lot and Store No. III WeE
until May l8{7 at rental OF $3.50 per annu
g. The Store Fixtures and STALL Tools Benches, Scdes
WsignIs, of Butchcr-ail In tho said premhes liz
West Broadway.
4 Lease of ten Lots and Lease OF three Lots with
House hem all situate In 5Oust near Sld-avenuo Tor ZEN
lBi6-lhs former granted oy Dr
G. Doren and Sarah KEENAN,, and the later by DE- "a
Van Doren rental If 800 each lease per year. payable
ouartcry aud purchasers TO obtain written consent
to sssgn ovsr) This property Ia not IN possession
shortly Will beL -
Infurmaon as to properly value and particulars wiz 20
ohalned on application Thomas Warner Attorney 1of
assignee. 10 City Hail place 70 u
4 AHt,E ; "A 4 e OF Modern aud Scarce Ola booA~-
ancient Books, to bo sold by Guriey
Hui nj the NeWYoIk Long Room, 1o9 brood on
Thurs1sy Friday aud Saturday Evenings ~ SOtn and Sl
enbracings rare selection OF mnta'y booss Hem1a
old orxs Alchemy, Asroogy Magic, Witchcrai! &c
Valuable standard Historical and Biographical Wonsa
variety OF Works Foreign and Oriental Languages i'
portant English French Works on blbogSphy wofks
of the old BRUSH Poets Fine arts and the Drama Aren't
tsclure Antiquities Books the Game Of Chess Vaiuebe
sc.nrhc works Mechanics Natural History, Medicine,
Sn'u'i'"S j. '-A' --' -'n jN3r.
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MARRIED:

q. "Wednesday afternoon. 18th mat BY Rev. William
G R.,eh, JAMES R. SMITH to ELIZA LEWIS, both Of
this city. ~ p.., .. ,,,. W
ale Roy, Richard r. Barnard 10 Nancy A. Caldwell.
Rochester, 22d David Scoville to Sarah T. N. VIII
lsms of Utica.
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NORTH AMERICAN PROTESTANT

NORTH AMERICAN PROTESTANT
A ND ANTI-JESUIT, Edited by Rev. c. Sparry. Pub
4lisned ssni-mouhly 81 the low price OF 81 year In
advance This is the largest religious Joups in The United
States. for The price. Office S2 Nassau-st NewYork.
We present the public the rst number OF our paper
the OF which clearly ind Gates grand object which
is the defence Of Poi-stats against the nsdous attacks
and rncroschmens of Popery and especially against The
des gus ofthe Jesus While shall hold the persons
and rights OF Pspists nvioa.e and seek to turn them from
the OF their ways by the word OF Truth aud the power
God shall endeavor IN all lawful aud honorable
WAYS the pecious vii which conceas or CLOSES
the hideous d-fomes and d-spicabe devices OF Po
perry expose the character and designs OF the Ro
mish priesthood.
and set forth the mummeries of Popish worship.
We shall bring light the Secrets ofthe Confessional the
half way house Of SIM The place OF Information and presy
inirigues.
w. shall make known the character and design CT
Mouasic Institutions the cepaps aud pesthouses OF he
Papacv We shall give faithful delineaon OF the dear
Nuns Sister Servants Sisters Of Charity Black Nuns
aud White Nuns. and Grey Nuns
We shall also describe the character ana influence OF fo
pish Literary Institutions and show the cunning ars employ
ed both by Priests and Nuns ehosy Fathers and Lady SUI
peor. YOUTH especially To convert Misses
of prominent families to the true aud only faith
We shall the whole system OF Penance aud lndu
cenc-s which the mighty structure OF Papa power and
pride is based.
We shall keep cur ID" movements OF the Papal
hierarchy and elsewhere and furnish the latest and most
important information touching the dongs and progress OF
the Papacy 9,
Will. we direct Chief attention TO Popery, we shall
furnish our with the OF the day. out
Pop.ry and Jesutsm will be the standing and prominent
topics of paper, the chief burden of our labor;
Fifty Agents wanted for City and Country. 10 whom
liberal compensation will be given. Good reference re-
onired JIG IL c. SPARRf.
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E+AIlen Dodworth's Private Dancing school
No 443 Broome-sL near Broadway. Polka, MHzurks anc
all other fashionable dances taught in correct style
Qr,ia
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IN I-IC NOTICE.-Th- sao.eriber r-.pset,uAy no
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

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Phlsdephia and New-York weekly papers, the principal
American and Foreign Periodicals. cheap and standard
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29
MarlIers -. Carefully reported for The Tribune
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hinrkets .... C0'ytlly Ttp0rfedJoT Iae If'5sne.
"WEDNESDAY. Jan. IS.
ASHES-The marke. is established al 4 90 and 25
~ Pots and Pearls inspection Of lei6, with sales loo
a Pots and 50 bbls Pearls Export from LIST 10 27!h
''aaasry 1916 5bls Pots. EOS bbls Pearls.
SoTT0N-The sales to-day have been about 1000
sSes scme small portion Of which has been taken for
sSIent and the remainder by spiuners. The majority
:. .aes have been made at the decline of &c. noticed
Yesterday. There is much larger proportion OF the
eaeriDg Than before the arrival OF the Hbernia and
-Ssers are DESTROYS of selling. WeanneX quotations: