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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14
VIM TAYLoR,s LITERARY BULLBTIN


1ITM TAYLOR has receiee his Periodical and Cheap
w Publication Depol. Astor House
The Lives OF ts Fatters Martyrs and other principal
Sauts-compiled from original Monuments snd other au-
,hentc Records ustrated by the Rev Aban Butler Prce
%
Vol 4sh OF Wiley Punam's Libraryof Choice Reading
beinr Tassos Jerusalem Delivered translated by Efwad
Fairfax with introductory by Leigh hunt and The
Lives of asso and Fairfax by Chaes Knight in two parts
Price Fifty cents ,.,,
The Gayel an Odd Fellows Magazine for January lS4S
One Dollar per apruIn.
This Mechanics Mirror new monthly, devoted 20 'he IN
teest e Mechanics and Mutual Projection edited BY Robert
MAcFarand. One Dollar per annum
left of our splendid edition OF Richard 3D.
The onv edition The Costumes stage direruos
descriptions &c ali communicated for this ed
tIon by Charles Kean and correct as played at the
Park Theatre. Price one shilling.
rbr SALE together with all the ne" cheap pubhcauons,
wholesale ind retail by
lis 9tis WM. TAYLOk2 Astor houee
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corrs,nonsence of Livingston & wens's Express.

DEsTRucrIvr FIRE.-The large wooIlen factory
at Checkerv!lle, between ew-Hsrtford and Sauquot
Ooeida County bnilt by MIR Holster Of Utica.
taly DESTROYED by fire. with all its machinery except
,be water wheel on Saturday afternoon. The fire broke
cut between and o'clock, in ite dry.house. from
which the ames epread with great rapldiry into the
The factory of stone four stories hight and had
recently been furnished with machinery. Some OF
the goods IN the furnishing were saved also the
dyehouse and the factory We have not he ard
the loss estimated or the amount insured.
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DIED {:

On Tuesday morning, 18th inst ELIZABETH, wife Of
Abiiah Barker, aged So years
The friends of the family are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral this Wednesday, morning AT o'clock
tom her late residence 10 Rvingtons whence her
m ,ins will be taken East Chester for nterment
ON the morning of the 18th inst. of commissions EN-
Ma aged months and l3 days daughter of George and
Eliza Elmendorf
Her funeral will take place this wednesday, after.
noon at o'clock from the residence OF her father 235
On the 18th inst of dropsy Of the brain. JOSIAH
CALDWELL. son Of Stephen and Hannah Maria Ssun-
ders aged months and days.
The friends and acuuantances are invited TO attend
the funeral this afternoon. from No ll6 McDouea st.
On the Sd inst. Contamination OF the lungs. Mr. JOHN
LOWELL BROWN aged %. nephew Of Mr.. Stephen
Brown of Soners. Westchester Co.
On the l2th Eliza Jane. wife OF Geo. o Smith aged 81
On the lth Mrs Elizabeth Benedict. aged 5s.
llh Eliza daughter OF the late Joseph Barnes aged 10
AT Somers westchester Co. 3D. John L. Brown, %.
Ar Canaudaicua 27th ult SAMUEL ANDRUS, q sol.
dier of the Revolution, aged 93
At New Orleans l7th Nov. James Tobin, OF Canandai-
In Brunswick Co. 18th Dec. Capt. JOHN JONES 50.
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Boarding..

pec,able and intelligent persons can
ID be accommodated with single and board win
all the comforts OF quiet ard select circle, At No ~
Barcay moderate terms There Is no smoking In the
Also parlor and bedroom attached Tor gentle
man and lady. 70 GUS
I1OaKD-I95 1877 and I59 Broadway-Mrs. U. FISH
Id PleesuuI furnished apartments ana good board may
now had for single yourg and gentlemen with her
wives ressonshI. leIms by immediate application as
ahov. Do istf
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EARN TO SING!--The subscriber, having just
L. completed publication OF his couFse OF e11r-
cises beginners IN learning TO Sing VIII ooen new
Class Cor Ladies snd GeEtl-nen) THIS EVENING,
January iih 81 O'Clock, at No. AL Broedway The ex-
relney easy agreeable course OF vocal studies ial-
uishec by the elementary works, now ior
the rsl time completed, together with mos. admirable set
ofiususing diagram present Tar bener facilities 9r &C.
ony tae vocal off lhau has before been able 10
r or than can he found elsewhere In this country Free
sdmis,ion M. tI IS, evening. J. F. WARNER,
liz 2iNnW Translator of Weber, elc. etc
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XH7ORKs OF THE ENGLISH PURITAN DivlNES
w besuifuy printed 10 limo and handsomely bound IN
cloth Each volume OF this ser.s will coItan about So0
nsges and one will BIZ published every three months
Subscribers 10 the FIRST fur volumes will receive them Tor
81 So payable in advance The price TO non-subscrioers
will be so cents earh volume.
The volumes Will enriched with Biographical sketches
OF the Authors AID Notices upon the character OIL tner
works by Distinguished writer's
The design contemplated The scheme to bring
wi hin the reach I'll Glasses of Inc regous pubic toe IN
valuable Writings Of English Puritan Divner and
while the aeries will comprise works BY well known
.uch as HOWE BAXTER, BusYAS, CsARsocK, &c. niany
others " il be printed great measurs unkno"
Every work will be printed without ahridg gment ,h
The 6r,t volume ready. consists OF VARIOUS
now ,ha rin,s OF Jous BUNYAs, With Lie OF tne Au
,hor nv the R-v James Hamilton, Lonoon; -
TIE fret may be seen at All me s H. @
spbscrib.rs ns received Any Bookseller VINO nas wv
We. had specimen volume, can obtain Ole OF aPpNea
Mnisters sabbath School Teachers and others who taxe
an In IN. circulation Of religious pee
fully requested make known Ih,. Cheap Rsg9us foo
i'eoNoA 100000 Publishers l6i Broadway.
~ So well has this new undertaking been received IN
England that before The 6s volume was reHdy tne
sbc had obtained seventy thousand suhsctbers S zus
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NOW READY,

NsoNTEzUMA, THE LAST OF THE AZTECS. an his
lfI torcal Rom ance by Edward Maturin; vols Fine
paper, 81 .....,r.
viii, able evidences OF which lhe work ahounda
Il /. drawn with the hand OF MASTER "-Kniekerboekfr
"This is powerful worA-one OF genus %or.ny sne
reading of every lover OF poetic mind ViVlo mAgna
tion and cultivated scboar arship p"-1i ibuns.
Where have rppcd into It's pages, we have Iear
with delight exq1isely beautiful descriptions. MOD
tezuma will become q general favore"-U s. Gazette
1t will be widely read. with general admra'ion."-C0~
rier 4 Enquirer. cL
and Mexico; BY B. NJ. NormsD vol. l2Do illusIstro
"The style puts mind of the simple and unaffected
mi rich and eloquent OF Washington Irving
NJ Norman produced but few books but they ore gems
V ia ais PAlNE4 BURGESS, go John-st
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General Notices.

L.. o. of o. F.-Thc second Lecture Of the course
before Howard Lodge No. 60 will he delivered by Horao
P. Allen, Esq in tie Lodge ROOM No. II DvisionSt this
evening" commencing al O'Clock The MEN,
bers OF the Order in general respectfully invited 20
tend. B. J. LOSING,
il4lt- Chairman Lecture Committee
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WaI. B. MAcLA,
Auti-CnpitaI Punishment.

Correspondence of the NewYork State Society for the
Abolition OF Capital Punishment
From J. C.. Au6urR ". 7.
Enclosed send you Five Dollars for the Spirit OF
the Age. II had time could raise you ten times as
much. can you that powerful petition us to
numbers and respecabty will be presented TO our Leg
islature."
a petition has been put in circulation and upwards
OF 800 names already signed it, My time 10 very much
occupied, but all that can do shall be done for the
From H. PHI, Fcirrille, Wayne Co.
The papers YOU doing good. | have OBJ
taned - names petition. May Gcd bless all your
efforts
large number OF names have been obtained to Pc
tton and lectures Capital Punishment being de-
From p NJ Mnden ". y
"Encoscd send YOU - Dollars for the Spirit OF the
Age have large club to take the paper and expect
more"
From J. T. G., oJord. ". Y.
Enclosed is cash for 20 subscribers and shall send
more soon."
From Rer Mr.. B. Of TrsqtOa, Oneida Co.
intend TO address the public in this vicinity, with
the intention OF sending petition to the Legislature II
strikes me would be well to have some ,oeek appointed
for simultaneous action on the subject oil Capital run
From The Secretary Of the Loeport Aat Gailoc Society
The project Of aboshns Capital Punishment is be-
ginning to be considerably agitaed in this region and
arc taking steps call the friends out decidedly on he
question Enclosed send you Dollars Tor the Spirit
OF tho Age.
CSSs Rev ALEXANDER B. THOMPSON, late OF
Brooklyn will be ordained and installed as pastor oil the
First Presbyterian Church in Morrisown on HednssdGy
18th inst by the Presbytery OF Elizabethiown.
~ In the trial in Maysville between the mem
bers Of the Methodist Church South and of the old or
ganzaon Judge Reed has delivered an opinion whicn
in eAec, divides the property in the proportion OF mem
bership of the respective parties An appeal mas oesn
taken 10 the Court OF Appeals.
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Sales of Real Estate.

Sales of Real Estate.
By Vn. H. Franklin & Son.
he SSs ss one side and 60 feet The $500
The house and lot 81 Spring q by 90 feet. $4,000
By E. H. Ludl0e 4 Co.
The house and lot 373 Pea-l.st 81 by 90 feet one
side and 81 feet the eother-----.----..----.. $3.50
ByA. J. Bleecker.
I bS SSSHSs go es,. o w .... w $500
Lot on Wesst adjoining Charlton, same aize.-. $500
do adjoining do do..... 81 $50
. lots de do So, 500 each $500
NVs 70 Ua see. r. sa,7Oo
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hintfr fasbions.
oRAvATs AND MUrFLERs

Received by the lsst steamer,
THE New-York Cash Tailoring and Genuemen's
f1Genera Furnishing Establishment 1877 Broadway three
doors below the Franklin house, choice assortment Of
tsucy dress Mucles for genuemens wear, eompnsns tho
desirable OF scars crsvas and e"e
style ofmutsrs, Indispensable for gentlemen travelling
full Of over coats, cosks and sacks
stsny hand manufactured the best worken IN the
city, and solo Al reduced prices.
ms isn J. C. BOOTH Il CO
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y Free Lectures Consumption, and Posi-
lively the Last-Dr Wilton will lecture on tho Canse
Prevention and Cure of Consumption, at the Central Pres
byterian Church Lecture Room (Rv Dr. Adams) Brooe-
st on Wednesday and Friday Evenings at y O'clock
The Doctor for short time be CO suited at hs rooms
GO Varicksl lli Sus,
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~A,Ien % odworth,s PrIvnte Dancln8 -
NEW AND ELEGANT cARFETNGs.
Just Received.

- D. .ba Infest urflFuIs, seFc IuFOFIes 0 e
- Dy t.iS ,s-eTns of AxMrssTER CARPETISGs AIo
Saey Of FRENCH AgsssoS CAsFsT suitable e,h ,or
me renesI ahu Of Oil CLOTHS offered 10 the
VIII, WIZ shs 3,h & ali srcIes connected with tie rsde
Person. ahng pvs1 aIiss ca. or
ooats, "outo urS rSSEUBEN SMITHS. JR 25i Broadway.
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SHIPwREcK.-Thc echr. Magnet, Capt Burgess,
from New Orleans for Aransas Bay with subsistence
wagons &c. &c. for the army ashore the beach
of St. Joseph's Island on tie morning of the 22d r--
The vessel total loss-the cargo was saved. al
though In a damaged condition.
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WILL PUBLISH on S.turday-Tne Greece OF me
w Greeks by Ga Perdicars late Consul al A!nens'
vols. i2mo elegantly Illustrated. Price 81 81.
Mr Perdcars Greek by birh, though edreateo ners'
fcs,ions for writing work Greece The 6oos VIII
ten in classical and elevated style, embracing
neIsonal incden and anecdoe give general popnany
10 his lively descriptions ofthe pctu esque beauty
and OF The SURFING historical events connected WIN ns
her laer success 10 ohtairinR Constitutional Monarchy
ON MONDAY ,,,,.
Man in the Republic Series OF poens Iy iis ais
Nsihews a new edition. 3IDo gilt fnce o.s c. 10 @
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS,
~ For sal. of Socks at the Exchange see Last Pd4


TUESDAY. P. NJ.
The improved feeling in the Stock Market con-
nues and quotations for the fances are better at each
sale Prices are low that the strong men at the
Board are absorbing large amounts Of stock
The Exchange Market is very dull the importers
being indisposed buy TO any extent in the present
,ate of the Money Market and with the uncertainty in
affairs Washington impending over the business OF the
country Sterling nornina.ly sidss Francs very dull
at52 sale OF 300 900 francs, said to be on Govern
ment account, made yesterday at 53l4.
The Erie Committee made unanimous report 10
the Board to-day in favor of the Shorts. Tne oecs
ion was made the ground that the stock offered was
portion of the original millions o: capital and nat
the Company had undoubted right to issue IL That
was paid in the Indebtedness OF the Company and
not in cash, made difference in the quality oil the
stock The right convert bonds into stock was gwen
more than year ago. and if the buyers had this kind
of stock in their minds eye when making the contracts
it was no fault of the seller It is believed that the Board
will adopt the report The matter is to be discussed TO-
morrow the Board to meet at 10 o'clock instead OF lOi
to give time for the discussion.
The bill for reestablishng the credit of the State
was reported in the Indiana Legislature on the 18th inst
and printed for the use of the Members Our advices
in the passage of the bill by strong vote.
The Annual Report of the Reading Railroad was
made yesterday, and very satisfactory The fund
ing Of the floating debt, Sl5oO,OOO at par, was an
nounced-detais given by the Engineer and superin-
dent OF the Road to bridges and tear OF track
iron and cars and an estimate of the business for next
year. 1876 which competent persons ready and de-
s-ous to contract for
During the year ls45 after paying interest and all cx
penses the Company has earned three cent on the
capital stock and had the floating debt been all previous
" arranged could have probably declared it.
For 1916 the Directors estimate receipts 81 725 900
Expenses fully allowed for (aboup 737 600
Balance TO pay in.eres to stock bid holders S95su00
Interest on bonds 1900 600. and per cent. 10000
S575 600
Equal to 1877 dividend for next year, 1876.
The entire deb, on the 30th Nov. last was 3ls53O
From which deduct cash & cash as'ts- 62,l79
Permanent mortgages ----.--. l24,oOo
Oh bash
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Markets :. Carefully reported for TIE Tribune.
TUESDAY, Jan -.
.sHES-The sales continue moderate AT Sit for
Now pots rs for old l2l for Pearls There are
mot many offering and the demand is light
cOTTON-The market is stagdant today with sales
= = NNa nnnf
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS--Wheress Isaiah
Hughes about the 7th Nov 34i made an assign,
ne.t OF his property John Harris or bsneht OF hls
creditors Notice hereby given creditors OF said
Hughes that they requested 10 present their claims 70
ne subscriber or before the 18th day OF January
a. T. GOLDTHWAIT, Z77 P-srl-st
Nsw.York l2ih January, 1916 jli 2w'
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window Shade Dspot, No. sprrnee-ssS5.Mi- spruce s5.i-
Soe pair H%ss VA - II 100 per cent by eng the De
houses, VIII Fave - ''' BARTOL / DE MAUNY.
pot md ia ,ses IN lois 70 .uit al m.nufsc-
N B-Cord ofo''e' aNN nl5 s1
urers, prices.
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KERNoK. THE CORSAIR,

DY EUGENE SUE, Iansla ed by Thomas WilliamS,
ID ESQ will be published Saturday morning This Is on
of Sues romances the sea- and the terrible scenes and
nssterly descriptions OF tn Corsar will make Iois wors
rr,g Jew" Price i2i cents. To The trade 81 per l0v
All ord must be panied with h cash in order 10
he attended TO- E. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
~ 9Iis+ "a AnD-st
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Boston aurtinn Sales.

Uyr y. II y. RICH, Gil Brosdsueel, opposite
ID Fosters wharf, Roston.
WEDNESDAY Jan. IL
Doors, SHoEs, BRoG Ans Asu HArs-wEfKLY SALEa-
Every VIII be sold without reserve
LEATHER, Sc.-Sole anc Upper Leather Calf Skins, Ii
ung-, Bindings Kid and Morocco and other shoe stock
f.h..rsl advsu~@s made.
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IN PRESS,

ITO BE PUBLISHED this month, by @ VAIL Frank
i lin. .qnare, N Y Deacon ofhc-) THE QUARTERLY
BEACON, liberal and literary Periodical consisting
article, first number vii contain Vaiss Aslrono
micsl Csrd the csebruted Three lmpoacr1 learned
work of tbs Ii century ausatd from the Latin rhes
wiz also be fer sale in psmphet form For sale also, VOL
aires Dictionary; Volney'. Runs, with likeness IA goo.
n, 900 ia !m-odt
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

uNHE PATENT "SCREW BUTTON" for
/ Straps Suspenders &c-By inserting The screw a.
one SIDE the CLOTH and paie the otne ana
ins up this button Is firmly liked and VIII out%ea | o.
men without the least liability TO come on ~ asU pus
on 10 one-lenth OF the time the ordinary button
necessarily recommend II 70 'He Pup@
JOHN ]. BROWN 4 CO.
ala No. l22 Fulton-st Dear Nassau
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

MoRNoSIsM STILL "LEETLE AHEAp.'-The
Sangauo Journal of the ls inst says Mr. Roberts as
deputy Marshal, Nauvoo 20 make arrests oil
persons charged with counierfetng the coin of the
realm. As the account goes Mr. Roberts reached Nau
yeo and procured person 20 point out TO him Brigham
ronns An Individual indicated as this person
iae Deputy arrested hil took hiui 10 Carthage. and
aefe, after making him dof tis outer habiliments it
iound that the individual arrested was not The said
ieang but person who had been attrcd to resemble
Nm. In the meantime, We suppose, the holy Brigham
vas not on hand in Nsuvoo.
ihe treaty OF the Mormons with the Governor and
ee ict that they have fast friends among the party dem
scspes at the sea, Of Government, will enable them to
asse Al Uncle Sans officers, unless more determined
nd rc,oute course is pursued by the Government than
es been thus far 10 render law something more than
Ssse mockery. lSt Louis Republican.
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TIxAs AS A SrATE-The following Circular TO
Collectors of the Customs has been issued by the
Secretary Of the Treasury: o.c
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. ., 1876.
Yor are hereby instructed that oil vessels OF the Uni
e States and their cargoes arriving in your Coecaon
District from any port in the State of Texas. and at
s, the 3st day of December ls45 the date OF the act
eesablish Collection District in the State of Texas
nd for other purposes, TO be placed on similar
iong without reference 10 the date oil their clearance
um ports In said state with vessels and their cargoes
riring from any other district port in the United
ses and so as to vessels of the United States depart
ss from your district with merchandise OF foreign
uW,h manufacture production, for the state OF en-
nwlh respect transportation for The bene-
q aoidrawoack Vessels and their csrsoes arriving In
ny por, n the State OF Texas either from foreign port
o. port in any other State Territory OF the Uneo
SUITES are to be placed smilor footing with vessels
and cargoes arriving in ports in any OF the states OF
Tie Cnion Il. J. WALKER,
Scrretarv Of Treasury
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anftin1t Bales.


JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auetoneer. g..
BY RYB BANGS. RICHARDS g. PLATsT.ms.oss At o1 eon
noos. WEDSEsSAy EvESlse, Jan Jan ..,.,.,.. y.
,vsIDAY EVENING. jan isiE.
Ae4 O'Clock, The Auction Rocrn
Valuable rsxa,e tsSrsry Of choice soehs-Eoshss aud
s, % aay ysasss saa fsss
TO Ameries and the Revolution. Assoosy, re
u COLTON & co. Auction and Cocnmisson Mer
vance. made on eon.gansna and prompt stnras made
sarsIrr sALr-ofoae bay Mare and one SET Harnesa.
and 0a' s'0ee'' WsDSEspAy @sfSSi Jan "A.
Alto o'eioei. 1t No sss eresawseh.,
Comprising eotrs ea,seres sstnels ve,ns, .sces!ng
shrtrg nck prins, desnes, csshmsres apsecss hpcu,
e. SWISS snd c.mbr,c mu.lps ,aole covers, French.
hrchs Cashmere and Rob Roy shaws, six and corcn so
,ss r,SSons bees vss cfsvs, eGgirss insertns.
&c Al.o lamps, stone stools, boxes: &c Aso BY 'utus
Of he same execution; s half ehss. 2 Hy'ou Tea
FRIDAY, Jan. 18TH
At 10y O'Clock, 81 81 Ann.st
SaEsIFr SALr-Ofa quantity OF Ladies' Shoes, Sppess
Ti.. sassn; A.s Gusaty Of cssrsn, s sS9tS @ Of va a,
Fur, suitable 70, uphols'ers, to pay advances
sQY JANIS NJ. 0tII-LER-
~ TULspAY. Jsnusry 2e'n 1875
Doors saoEs AND snoe.ss ooo ense. Boots saoss sna
and fgsas poss 0'
THURSDAY, jan Sd, 1914
Al lO ocl scte oI LspDa, Corse Co S fegy.st
soLE LsArRss- 500 Sides OF asmlock and Oak Sole
Leather, with other articles in tho line.
THURSDAY, February S. ls4s
A,lO. O'CLOCK a, OF wl!a,a P Miller as Go.d-st
opposite Fery.st
5000 SIDES OF Sole LEATHER with quantity Of Co
-lf Skins Upper Leather In roagh and other arceS
IN the iin~, credit OF six months
OHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE
PEAL EsrATE-on WEDNESDAY. Tnis Day, 18th
Ia January, II O'Clock. at Merchsns EycAansa-
Nos ~. s9ot and IA Broome 81 between Essex snd
Norfolk sts
No2.z, substantial two story Brick Dwelling. bu by
ds>. work. and Lot-be,ng 10 feet and rear by g
fee, in depth.
No 20i and No. 10 will bs sold separate embracing two
Fram. Dwellings and a Chair Factory Each Lot cont.rs
B feet nches front .nd by IS feet In per-
eup,ory, by IL a. J. BLEECKER. Auctr
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CTOyES.-New and unhsnd Stoves will ie sold
cheap or exchanged ut No SprGce-st-one Of Wilson's
No Stoves gothic style standing u feet hgh, in COM
plee orda with Russia pipe for less tnsn one quarter OF
original cost-suitsble FOR church concert room sa "
any public -ooIn wood Palor Stove N order 60 o.
spicndid Counter Mahogany Desks, end Conn1ri ~
teetin lensa, for sale cheap By ppoWN.
n erseods MAGSaAEA q o'S~
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

e. To the Public.-Ths many well authenticated
cnTs of Wbooping cough colds difficult breathing nhuen
% iw sIhms phthsic and splitting OF blood, by Dr.
Moor,s Es s.ence Of Life, have given H. Tor more
IAN hirty wears" that has been II USE reputation un
iS bc.ssia and reiai by Wyait Ketchsu. III Ful
,oos., y Y. Price 81 cent? \ bottle. jl2 StsD<"