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J. H. CUkrlSS, Auctioueer 100,
a UCTION HARD WARE sALE-by JACob ..
"A PLATT This Day, at 10 o'clock corner OF flau ana
Gold Sta v.z-salaogue sale of 800 CASKS cases snd o
also 10 casks sad irons slightly damagedi cases cat
stee slightly camsged; do In good ORDER ~ ohs
"SaveryS aud "Cressons' philadelphia hollow ~are hno
Are dogs Rowlands mill and crosscut saws; ~ cases COY
ion and wool cards. casks Carolina ami eednR hoes oo
dozen horse brushes, sc. &c.
Also SMELL Hardware, Cutlery and Fancy Goods
Also An iuvoce American manufactured Table Cut
| lery. 60, ,., -
knives pocket and 2enkniYes, raSors
scissors shears butchers bread and cooks knives ac &C.
Also 500 card. caIded scissors and pocket and pen.
knives
For PARTICULAR see under suction head in Journal OF
Commerce and Courier and ENQUIRER
Catalogues are now ready. N'
a. EXECUTORS SALE OF Real Estate Tho
subscriber executor oil the last Will and trsam snt
A OF john Wood, deceased, will sell at public a2cton,
al the Merchants. Exchange Third Day. tTursday the
2ih day of second month tFebruary) instant u II o'clock
(Wm II. franklin Son. Auctioneers the follow
ing described properly, viz:
The brick house and lot No. oil Madison.st corner OF
INSTRUMENTATION . 10 inches front and by 30 feet
deep.
Also the brick house and lot No. q Jeerson.sL in the
rear OF the above-lo ~ feet front and by IS feet
inches deep.
Also the brick house and sixteen years unexpred lease
of lot 10. i79 MonroesL Ground rent sos, with The
usual conditions for renewal.
STEPHEN WOOD Executor
2Sf 2us' OF John Wood deceased.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

t. For sal. ef Socks at aAc E1chanSs see Last Page
SATURDAY, P. NJ.
The market is generally buoyant and the iancles
improved somewhat. Reading Is especially firm
In Foreign Bills there is little movement. The
rates are heavy s0st for Sterling and 3o05 ga Tor
Francs.
The receipts OF the Norwich and Worcester Rail
road Company Tor January and the first two weeks in
February, this year compared with the corresponding
period last year, follows:
Receipts for January .sis,74l 10 22745 30 400l II
Do. for 10 de- in Feb. 4659 l6 1901 10 2312 d
Totals .............S 23, 403 90 29777 90 6373 II
The Central Railroad, Michigan is sow completed
to Kalamazoo and The running their regular
uip averaging fr~m 10 to l2 hours through distance
l45 miles.
Al Boston there is more ease in the money mar
kc; difficulty is experienced in obtaining money on
good business paper at per cent
The Nantucket Inquirer says in relation TO the
late bank defalcauon
The Directors state. that from present appearances
they led conclude that the bank mas hVaiaoiG
mems more than sufficient redeem the circulation and
pay the deposits. that whatever loss there may be-
will tall only on the stockholders The late Cashier Is
also individually wealthy. The intelligent part oil Tue
community entertain fears that the blls VIII not alt
be redeemed Our principal dealers took them yesler-
day freely at par and suppose they will continue to
do So"
The 18th Annual Report of the Boston and Low
ell Railroad as submitted to the Legislature, shows that
the receipts during the last half year were for passen'
gers between Boston and Lowell only, Sl2O,ll2 IL Tor
passengers in connection with the Boston and Maine the
Lowell and Nashua and the Concord Railroads, s56s39
l2 for merchandise between Boston and Lowell only,
S95 go o. for merchandise in connection with the 9TH
er three roads, SITE So for mails, rents &C. S56'3
7s The expenditures were: for repairs OF road
bridges &C si20 OILS IL for repairs of engines and cars
&c S4O5l2 os; for fuel oil, salaries, &c. 92,5l 81 for
interest $4,000 10
Total Receipts. -StoOooI o1
Do. Expenditures .--------.---- lfsci2 10
OF these profits. (neary 10 per cent on the capital
sl.sOO0OO) only sl44,Oo0 per cent have been di-
vidcd The Woburn branch has been completed during
the wear The whole cost of that has been S4552a IL
The whole cost of the road with its two tracks cepos
engines cars and appur,eu0nces including the "oourn
branch, is 81 9S25e7 O..
In the item of expenditures Tor repairs OF road &c Ia
included s2Ol79 IS for -elayng miles OF track and in
that for repairs of engines and is included SCI
for new engines and cars.
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Gitratior1s, &r. n1anteh.

SNASTED-By Young Woman with good reference,
w situation good plain cook and hrsrate washer
and irouer II small family Apply l13 Mo,,-'t 81 us
XNASTED-S 81 a respectsble h-sihy Tuung Woman.
w with fresh uraas. OF milk, si;rsuon IA vel nurse
Best OF reference Plsss call a. No is Vsries-s
n the rear ZStN
INANTED-By Young Woman. situaliou as cham
w bermsid ci6s IL good washer and iroDer
Can give the hes; y! city reference Please call a. leI
ReAde-st DIX
KEsPkCTABLN Protestant Ciirl wants siiu,
"A uoD 20 Coos wast and iron. In small priTNs family
Good CITY re'sTerce stvsB Please apply al MsedouCs-
-. 81 g
xsTANTED-sy re,p-ciE5lc Yong w'oln.a. ss,ne-
W ton = DO cc--rgi homework .. small family. the
bss; Vi city reference sTer. apply n ST Vsrcks Sr
siorr, 'front.' room 23.ei
4 PARTNER WAN'rkD-In lshi respectable ard
Profitable business ere7tT estsh sh-d h can furnish
qured Address :sh f.a. F. W. TdouEs Office The
business would suit Physician DFHgcls ard is rare
chance. IL
cIu REWARD -SIayed from The corner OF Lau-
- Vr-nce snc Spring .i-. Saturday evening ls.L,
light grey Horse between IS AID 10 hsnds hghs rsnisrss
hle long hode Horse. with long switch 'ailhsd car
Rage hafes OF bells the rrck The above
reward will be paid his return 4, No Souibsi 5 Il
ttANTED-In School! IL the nei.hborhood Of New
w York. Yong MRu who hs. received Plan English
zho would consider hF board and instruction in The Cs
sics a3i Mathematics, adequate compensation for his
service address poe; paid Box S. Eiz sbeihoSr, y J.
81 2,e6d'
years experience would VET cn gentlemen al their of
fees, attend IN private families give distraction in the
principles sud practice OF bookkeeping Those who mag
b. dspo-el a-ci themselves his services
urGue- proof the responsibility and com peeace
OF me advertiser Address A. n. n. Tribune office
Young Ladies wi.hnc 10 be prepared for situations IN
employment il Pubic Schools would mud hi. :avo.ble
cpCorWnil.. ~ lwls
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JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aucuoneer.
VALUABLE BOOKS - This Evening, BANGS.
FRICHARDS tLArT, No. 2O4 broadway, WIZ sen .
laIge an n, .a'ua S 7Sf
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ENrhLED DiSsASs.-Ne believe il is mistake 20 sup
PS.e thai when disease s what is caed fatally COM
pani Is therefore ncura5lc Such diseases trans
aied ihoagh the hood and therefore, medicine which
wi ,Xpel The injecting pEnc'pe thence mast il seems to
a cut OF the entail! "a lawyer would say. Il supon
zoe blood through The .ecTcIops that Sacss SSrsap6a
VETS and claim iSt wi, render inuocuous tn. virus
ediisry scyoua, though Il may have descended through
Al In.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and teGll, hy IL &. \ D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 70 EulioC.sL rs Broadway
sd n Essl Broadway N-w-York Sod also by Druggsi,
Generally ,hrous hou; h. United Siate- Price - bot
y, o. sir botles Tor -.
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THE WESTERN CONTINENT,
EJDlTED BY PARK BENZ AMIN. for today is an e1'
EIce-dingly rich Among its numerous contents
win be found the following:
The Elves by Thomss Carlyle; a beautiful story.
Major Jones his Travels letter No s. by the author OF
Major Jones's Courtship"
Another splendid Letter from the New-York Correspon
dent Broadway" decidedly the best correspondence
written.
New-Orieans Core pordence, very interesting.
Confessions and Observations Of Sir E. L. Buiweri a
GOO! article from the author OF Pelham.
The great Pianist, by Heury c. Watson
The Legend Of Mary Magdacne. by Mr. Jameson.
Editorials note of books. the Fine Arts snecdoe,
&c making it the very best family psper published IN
the L ned States Terms So year. 6 cts. per No.
JUST PUBLISHED.
The Gamestcr, tragedy in tive acts Price l2t cts
All tbs English Pictorals, Punch, W.llrer Sniiths's
Times &c. sc. In great variety.
The Step. other, by James" complete tor 30 cts.
No o. Living Age; price l2i All the back numbers
or hand.
All m. rev and cheap publications. for sale wholesale and
re,1i nv T2lf2t,I WIN TAYLOR, ? Astor House.
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Business Notices.

Nr Broa1s Why. Mr.. Ferguson, / sm appalled,,
When last saSS you. you We're bald
Nh Fsk .SoN-Ah. Brown, the Sciences moving on,
The Gay for bald pa.cs - surely gone
Dame Nature yirlds1o Phsou's invention,
And changes her original intention.
You my wig hasroo,s below the skin
As genuine as the siIoble my chin
fhNons Chemical Hair invigotalor FOR restoring hair,
removing scarf md dardtut and giving abeauuiu lustTe
prepared al PA Broadway and for se by drug and fancy
sssers generally city and country Price 80 ceots per
eoile; large aye 81
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Private claims were the special order and the SIT II
vac snept in discussing. in committee the bill
Tho relief o.. John O. Frazee and others
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* TO LET-Besetnrns and cellar OF sioIe No. y
VI Soruce-st possession given immediately Inquire g
J. Price 1874 East Broadway, or al Tie Tribune Oh
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GUIZOT'S NEW WORK.

GUIZOTTS NEW WOhh.
n APPLETON < co. Will publish on Tuesdsy-Histo,
D ~ English Revelation of 1910, commonly called
tho Great Revolution from tho accession OF Charles 70 hs
des,h By GG:zo; ne Prime Minister OF France author OF
he History OF Civilization II Europe, &c vols paper
cover 81 vols bound in cloh, Sl,25 forming NOS
and 81 "Appleons Literary Miscellany" Pevious 10
the FFeuch Revolution the history OF the English Revo-
luton OF 64o the greatest which Europe had 10
nsrra,e work on SO period of history. whit
able scholar Guzot cannot but be received
with great interest.
D. 4. Il Co will publish next week CORNING Nos 10 and
II Of lher Misceilany) History OF Civilization in Eu-
rope from the fall OF the Roman Empire until the French
Revolution by NJ Guzo the Prime Minister of France, &c
Lately published, Appleton's Literary Miscellany
No l. Gertrude, n tale. edited By Re~. w. SewelL
2 aud S. The BelroIhed, from the Italian Of ManzonL
{, Memoirs OF an American Lady, by Mrs. Grant.
s. Life of Schiller, by Thos CARLYLE.
and Gallery OF Literary Portraits by Geo. Gihl-
10, SSf 2iis
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General Notifies.

COTTON AND PRODUCE BROKERAGE
r.r1rcH : WEE. IS vALL-srE.Er, cosxEs or PE,Rf.
rs,- RroEer. for The sale Of Cotton and Pro-
Ss Samples OF the principal lots Of Cotton lou ssI-J n4g
a. all times be found their oice, 10 winch they invite lie
attention Of purchaser
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LATER FROM MExIco.-By the arrival OF the
racket ship Norma Capt Barton have advces from
he CITY Of Mexico and Vera Cruz to the 3lst January
We learn that Paroles remains in the undisturoed en-
oysn, of The power which his military force acquired
ior him and mis- course and conduct seem 10 make II
,poesr ha, regards the good government OF the
espp,ry aud the honorable conduct oil the Government
81 accounts of revelation euhversve Of HE authority.
which date prior 10 the 3st of January. fasihed by
tasip,eligence we have received No movement up TO
,bs, dste was made, even appears contemplated,
sgsps, the power and authority Of Paroles
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Boarding.

TWO on THREE single gentlemen cnn be sccom.
modatei with hosfd and fc-ui 4; Is Chs;n5ersst %
door west 81 Broadway. Stills
,eXiVATE BOAKD-3o McDous.;-sL
> $50 lra-
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THE YOUNG ANALYZER,
DEING an Easy Outline OF the Course OF lnitructon IN
I'D English Language presented in McEligotrs Dian
ua the double purpose Spelling BOOK
aud Dictionary in the younger classes in schoos Just pub
li.hed b. [aSt 81 MARK II. NEWMAN 1893 Broadway.
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE
OF LITERATURE AND ART. FOR MARCH, 1915.
Contributors March Number.
HON. J. X PAULDING, Author of :" The Dutchman's
Il Fireside' &c.
Edgar A. Poe, Author Of Tales OF the Grosesque and
Arabesque.' &c.
John H. Mancur Author OF Henri ous,re; The Days
OF III. League sc.
William C. Hosmer, Author OF Yonnondio," nc.
P. Benson De Lany. NJ. D.
T 3. Read +. CcsOy,Jr.
Mrs Ann 5. Stephens, Author Of Mary Derwent" &c:
Mrs Frances 5. Osgood, Author OF "A Wresth OF WIG
Flowers from New En- gland" &c.
Fancy Forester
Mira. Caroline H. Butler. Blanche
f. p. Whpple. Francis J. Grund
G.. L. Graham. Gnoman"
Embellishments OF the Number
The Duenna-A most splendid mezzotin, the second OF
series engraved expressly for Grahams Msgazine'
BY Sartsin the prince of mezZo;in engraers.
Paris Fashions-These beautiful specimens OF French art
where received with high praise aud are
rapidly extending he circulation and reputation of Ora
hams Magazine
by J. G.. Osbourn.
Single numbers % cents
~ Carriers, Booksellers and Country Agents supplied
the favorable terms.
2If2us WIN. H. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings
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Books.
PAINE s BURGESS

FAINE s bU hIESS
MILL PUBLISH ON WEDNESDAY-A CsicchisT OF
~ Christian Morals, snd also Of Christian Doctrines to-
eete with devotional exercises and hymns adapted 10 the
oi families aud Sabbath Schools bS l.. a. Sawyer, A. NJ.
President OF Central College, Ohio. vol lsmo. cloth
Price > cents. ,,.,z
Tn. Gradual Reader, containing exercises In articulation
designed 10 develop and strengthen the organs OF speech
and 10 facs,e the correct u,teance OF the elementary
COR uupils In the Younger classes by D. B. Tower. A. NJ
snthDr of I1,p sclilal Algebra Price - cents 3f
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nURLLC SOTICE.-The subscriber respectfully 40.
ues toe Publc that he il the duly authorized Agent oi
most Of tn hes, Newspapers OF oil the Cities and principal
towns the United States rnd Canada for which he 70.
elves Advertisements end Subscrp!iono NJ his Country
Newspaper Advertising Agency Trhnre Rudinga and for
which he fully empowered To give eceips Entrance a.
the Coal Office. j23 lms v Is. PALMER
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TEE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things in philadelphia.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
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ts:a n THE subscribe have for sale 10 h- Sonnera
~ par. Of the City OF Newark. very 'eauili fio W
ground containing on me SCUM see o.
sroad beisg 81 lee, front aud running SCUM ao9lL .o
sabe cac. of residence FIR gentleman wishing ample
room The ueighbOrhood is very re'Pectsns II IS Viz,
conyaent dsarc- OF the places OF public resort IN me
, Tb in 'front.' OF he than lOO feel wide.
T ,yh agh b. divided very advantage ou,y into build
ing lots. coo d - ~, y, - = r
lived % bfcsd--t Ne"erh. " ;.
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Da. POWELL, OCULIS-

sTAtIN.:.f.s AID MiLLERS' BANK, Hagers
town. Md-Tn. notes q ;hs bark bOUgl, AT pes cent
iacouni by TAHOE SMITH,
t.S f,i No ~ w Sl-s'.
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E1I,NSS SOTIJt;.--PilinBus photography
~ Cs.s already formed. and all ladies' ant gentlemen
who wish examine this system OF Phonetic snort HAND
M, requested n meet the subscriber tue Basement
of the Church Divine Unity (entrance Broadway
on Monday SD, u P NJ. when the frat lesson VIII
Classes As this eminenty So-al System OF w riling,
strnrton shall he made small possible and large
public attendance. invited i full course OF practice
Reporting will provided for ioge who wish II also II
stfic,son TO Private Classes ON reasonable terms
o,rc,; HENRY t;TDSOY
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nENNIES. PENNIES !.-ln rolls OF Fiiry Cenu
E ean be bad ., he Tribune ctscs. II u
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sxAlIen DoA.xorth,. Fri.nte DnncIns scl:ool
LIFE INSURANCE

No rs E-Jour-.t. broadway. Polka, daZursA 81
Al ohe- fashionable dsace. tsish IL correct style
im-
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GeuraadS ha!Gp Nrateaiea SodP Tor the Of PIN
SS Freckss. Tan Ssiownpss, Erupdons. and ali stin
iaoN Brondw way. 81 csnts cake Grecian Hsir Dye
prsaes iiqs'a Rouge. for crimsonng Lips and Cheeks
auet's Tor eradientHs sUpeaEOts aar without nlu
e aim Lily Waite for Instantly scattering reduces
al.;es from the face Acoustic drops for curing deaf
c., &c &c The shove celebrated preparations OF DR..
ooofaads he found only b-nr in id nj 81 Walker
u tt Store FROM Broadway
obs. stTrs-E B. Tu,ie, Assembly Buildings Pbilsdcl
RH, Salem w. l.. G-rri,h n Bedford Guild Bangor
a.vs., Springfield; Green L Co. Worcester Myers, n.
h- dl
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NsR. *. e.. PAIGE respectfully takes leave 10 au-
lfa uouuce his giving Lecture the sub
iect of Church Music, in Chapel Of the University,
Wnshinglonsquare. Thursday evening. arch 9TH 1910
Some fee specimens of standard Cathedral Music Will be
performed this OCCASION for The rst time in this country
By an efficient choir under Mrs.. Pages direction.
Tickets each be hSj ri the principal Book and
Music Broadway and n llr Pages residence
asa Niribst 2Sf wis
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XNASTED-By Young Woman with good reference.
w suson as a good plain cook and irs,rate washer
and irpner in srn ally Apply 81 l7s MOl.,t 2Sf2,-
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~ beautiful Almond Shaving Cream rs hne in quslity
esn be found 10 this city 81 Cortlsndsprice 70 per
Also Johnson's " a7ui OIL Soap for .having-s pre-
ata OF S50is offered ioE better article 81 2ecd
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II Georgia 4ArrOvvroct. from he esiaie0i Co!one
Haions -qps Bermuda. and nall the price. cor -s!e o.
J. * !! CODDINGTO>, sos Hudson - corner sPnnes
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..JiNDoE SHADES OIL preparation, IT,
~ vegied MANI -ctHrl md sold. wh"cs aud retail
exclusively By r. T WEBB 81 pei cent cheaper, equally
b.suti u a1d farmOre crrabie than Tive French ~ Fac
tory no II Dvi-oust 5rd story Of the Stacker. Buildings
n. B.-The j. 453 ps.r-s. four doof5 South o:
. CnnL ham l1l 2Wl5
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70 EOiger'. OlOsaOninn Is sold NJ COppiHt
TONS, S1rner Hudson and Spring SITS. ~ WIS
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SENATE ALBoxY. Friday, 20

The affair OF the death by the " cat OF the con-
&c, Plumb was the subject Of long debate under
", pu7xANs Resolution calling for all The testimo-
80 taken before the Grand Jury Of Cayuga County
THE Resolution, after an unsuccessful effort oy
", DEySIsToS. to lag on the table, was adopted by
vote of 70 to 5. This debate occupied nearly the
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~ Lecture and Coaccr;-Rev. /. X. CHAPLIN.
OF Hozton viii denver Lecture il he Ochfd-s. Church
near Broome connection with Concert 81 MISCELLANY
os Music by The Choir the ChuIchsss.sed b. Mr. r.
H. Nash j. 4 Johnson f. During and others on Monday
Evening next Feb 3, commencing at J O'Clock. The cub
iect OF the Lecture wilhe-PEAcE.
Ticket, . cent. 4.ci-o be had Of " 4. Cona7i, cen
Grands Union Office 100 Fultol.L ID door, and 81 The
door on the eveaing OF performance. ls. it='
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y.IT,RIR PROPERTY IN NEWARK,

* tuuSE AND LOT for Sai--t7 BOn6-st % D.
Ss So f-.; 4:..c under cellar baths vAtsr-cosst
rzr gs. &c; Crotch in attic and every oller story
PIC rnder.;a InGnr. as above W ZE'n
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II The United Irish Repeal Association o
will hold an adjourned meeting Croton Hall
of Dv.onst and The Bosety nj The bead Of Chat
on Monday evening 2Sd February, att O'Clock
for the purpose oeectng officers oF the ensuing year huc
for the Transaction Of other Important business By order,
2,fll. CHARLES T. SHEA, SeCy.
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~ We Advise al deaf persons McNaJs Acous-
~ " Tor deafness from 2i Cor;lSnd-it BEES; remedy
~, md the annoyance OF the deaf iheir friends i
--aca more Ihsn The prlce OF the rrrlriY 81 steol
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FROM TURKS lsLASD.-Capt. Baker. of the schr.
Vs,per al Norfolk, from Turks Island. which place she
h the Sd inst says that there no salt whatever TO
Be o5ialned-,he supply having been completely eX-
hauited and he was obliged TO leave in ballast
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E-V Il. Palmer 10 The duly authorized -fgeat OF most
OF lhs hes paper. of the cities and principal owos
in the United States Canada Tor which he receives I'D
refreshments and subscriptions ana y Jdy snpo"ered TO s'se
receipt.
HisCoun.yy Nt;rgpane- -fdvsrac -AgeHcp Is in the TIT
hume Buildings risre Else n Newiork. where he
.sss distinctly understood thai ali orders intended Tor HID
Agency should be addressed and where is panefs ro-
OF tdyrrtlsnp &c nav b. seea. " III, ROAD 20 HeG!
brief treatise advertising, may be had al td Office gratis
l7ftns
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Hfl HATS, HATS-rzrls Noleskin Hals a. 49, equal
those sold By others also elegant dress Has
q, - 80 and g ., superior in style and finish thoss
in nsny places az s. neat Hats 81 C. G. Murch VIII
be pleased 20 see MS friends al lhs establishment
23f ln' GEO. P. II. BROWN, 146 Cnnafs-
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A ElIASACS.-Tbe trade supplied with Alunnnscs al
~ The nr-e ~ rnrn fscn Al rhe Trpne oflre spa
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FOEEIGN NEWS.
lust RECEIVED by WM TAYLOR No: Aston
House per steamer Cambria from England, large sup
ply of ali The English Pictorial PapersEuropesu Times
Punch Dublin Nation. Sunday Times, Spectator, &C. &c
ro' 'S'T' ""''s' WIN TAYLOR. No. 2 A.or House.
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IN PURSUANCE Of order Of the Surrogate OF the
County OF Ne%YorE; notice is hereby given 10 ell Per-
sons having Claims sgan. Patrick MoI isie of the City Of
New York, deceased, TO present The With the vouch
h-reof subscriber, s.. bis store No 3s7 Hudson
street the City OF New YORK. before the 25h day Of
August uexr D.led NewYork The Dist day of February
1876. l23f lsw6u- RICHARD ". siOT'r Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23

ETb- members Of KucserbocEer Lodge nre reques .ec
10 meet at iSeir Lod &c Room No IL Div-on-s, Tues
sav the s;,h ,an al half pas; o'clock to attend Tn
funeral If oar departed brother Thomas Freborr.
- On A. S. TAYLOR Nc
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e FOR SALE CHEAP-A Building Lot ~ fee.
e. foat and by = feet inch- deep Eighth near
A Tomrkins-sGpare Par OF the purchase money may
remain bond snd mortgage Al per cent Inquire a. -
Joh1. - in the bsseul-nr- III aus