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WIN. TAYLoR'S LITERARY BULLETIN.
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w Publication Depoi. As;or House
Tho Ives OF the Fathers Martyrs and other principal
from original Monuments and other al
tenrc Records; illustrated; the Rev. Aosn Butler PTce
25 cents
Vol 43th of Wiley Pu,nss Libraryof Choice Reading
being Tnssos jerusalem Delivered. ,ranslaed by EdwAd
Live. Of rasso and Fairfax By Charles Knight IN two parts
Price Fifty cents
The Gavel Odd Fellows Magazine for January, 1876
On. Dollar per aarnm-
The Mechanics Mirror, ae.E monthly devoted 10 The in
te-st Mechanics and Mutual Protection edited by Robert
MacF Farisnd- One Dollar per annun.
few left oi our spleuoid edition OF Richard Sd.
The onv correc, edition The stage directions
DESCRIPTIONS lc kc. all communicated for this ei-
tou by Mr. Charles hean correct as played s, the
PARK Theatre. Prc- one shilling
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Grimes. Cn.nnlties. &c.

FRrs-From midnight on Saturday until eight
o'clock Sunday morning, the tremen OF Boston were
ep almost continual motion from incendlsry fires In
wus parts OF the city The first alarm, about quar-.
s, before twelve came from the carriage shop OF Mr.
Oan Rayner in Sudbury ST. which, with the stock was
tinsRed 10 the amount of about Si0O-no insurance
Tie second alarm came from the store oil VIM Slve<
hiphure dealer % Blackstone-st damage SouO No
Soccnpied by Chamberlain & Davis. dealers In produce
wa damaged S20O0-nsured Several other miner
tres occurred-sixin all These fires all supposed TO
lave been the work OF inceudiaries.
FIRr AT BRANDON, Vt-The store OF Messrs D.
"a Collins OF Brandon, was destroyed by hre on the
ac'uins OF the Sd inst $4,000 pounds of Wool among
ae sock OF the store were consumed. and the Whole
ns Of Messvs. Collins is estimated at Sl37OO on which
y bad an insurance OF 500 and the loss OF their ac
'0ant books they think will balance this.
FIRE IN TRoY.-Allen's lace store in River ST
Maoof North OF State with the stock, which was valua
'e' was entirely destroyed on the Sth inst.
ANOTHER MUTlNY.-The steamer Alhamhra, up
yesterday IRON New Orleans, reports that muuny hao
%euIred on board the Julia Ch0esu at Mlls Point,
Gays since which resulted in the death OF three OF
NC Ueek hands. Noparticuisrs. Cincinnati Atlas
SUPPOSED ROBBERY AND MURDER.-Two men
named henry Leach and George Campbell, supposed TO
"hp"eated IN the murder OF man named Gus Arnold
uo WIS Killed yesterday and upon whose remains an
.Nqaest was held, and verdict rendered that ne had
eoi'e 10 ais death BY being over by dray. were
arrested Yesterday" Leach when arrested had $40 IN
some ietters and other papers belonging TO Arnold
deceased IN @ Picsyune ID inst
q We learn from Holden tha, the house on the
own ia'm was nearly destroyed by ire Tuesday, the
e@ Inst while the people We're dinner.
Worcester Spy.
q Robert Griffith mas been convicted OF perjury
hne U. s District Court, for swearing that hes was
sorlh S00o in becoming surety for Burbank coun-
s'iei.er. Burbank Express from Utica Canada
Alb. Cit Friday.
q The steamer Helen Strong, so long cut Oft
nom communication with the land by large nelds OF ice,
hs sSleng,h found her way into harooF at Erie. Pa.
q A slight shock of an earthquake was felt q,
cnctnas, on the 9Th inst It's duration twenty-five
seoads
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Snlcs of Renl Estnte.
By Il. J. Bisecke

DIttthtI.
The gore OF land on the South.Westerly corner
of Msiden.lane and Little Greeust. 90 feet , in
ON Maidsn.lane, : II. 5 in on Little Green, 10 H.
in depth n the westerly line, 29 T. in. in the
SAA'o0o
The lot and brick front house No. lao Mulberry
ST Grand ---.--- S1'1'o
The lot Sns STlS aGa' sO by $4,000
The 10. ana 55sIs s6 'DiS by O ..e
The Es ans No ,;o'Gs sIuss
bFsk sss%snaemat nogse ana cs sSSo Mo- a -. - $500
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New ork Cattle Marker'...Jan.
p,oo-,ad for The Tribune

A, market 500 Beef Cattle so Cows and Calves, and
1000 Sheep and Lambs.
PRIcEs-Beef Ca.de-The transactions during the past
week have been on comparatively limited SCALE ana
the offerings were smaller than they have been for sere
raj months past Prices, however, are shade better.
We quote inferior and ordinary qualities 81 t2t a 50
good and prime So St So and small number OF ex'
ira a, 81. Unsold 100.
Cos and Calres-All at market were taken al prices
ranging from SIS to $50 according to quality slight
Improvement
Sheep aud Lambs-The market was cleared at 81 50 10
81 So
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,.r,o.p DErENrIoN-A short distance belo"
a..,S,oUn the truck on the hind end OF one OF me
ssT, was broken to pieces By some accident IN
stss,ce of which the train which should have ar,
"a o'clock was detained about three noprs, anu
y, ,se brunswick passenger train No person hsi sd-
Foryone deaths occurred in BEiag'1n oG haas NJ 81
ILs ,hf nr.yious year. decrease OF nearly hall IN
ber Of children and OF in the adults Last year
e spumber was 64. p,.
The residence of Stephen Morris. of Bloom
- J. was considerably damaged by IRE on satuf'
- evening last.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-No. o5s Broadway, opposite the Park
Id and City Hall The private entrance being No = ar
rep.s. The house is all newly furnished Mrs G. Matt
land will try make the houe as agreeable as MAJ oe IN
her power The terms reasonable. Apply at 55 6road-
way y Wsrren-st immediately. lIo--
spcclair ano Intelligent pc's
I'D he accommodated with single rooms and Doafo WIN
oil the comforts quiet house and select CIRCLE s NO "a
Barclay-.t moderate There is no smoking IN me
house Aso psror and bedroom attached Tor gene-
man and lady. 70 on.
5,OAkD-lSS, 1877 lS9 Broadvav-hrs o. Ftrh-
kI Pleasant furnished apartments and good board may
noy had. for single young and gentlemen WIN theu
.houa DE- istf
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DIED:

Nm Sunday morning the llth inst, MARGARET, relict
late Thomas S Townsend, in the S4th year OF her
Her relatives and friends and those of her son. John
Town.end and soninlaw, Joseph Lawrence, are in-
s 10 attend the funeral Tuesday morning. at nine
'ok from the residence of the latter, l39 Eighth ST
,sr,s doors east of Broadway without farther invita-
gon The body will be taken TO ST. Bartholomew 8
CHURCH where the funeral service will be performed
,srnes to Jamaica. l.. l. for interment.
January 70. OF consumption. ELIZA JANE, wife of
Geo o Smith in the 3lst year OF her age.
The friends of the family, and OF her brothers. Fran.
ii, and Edward Shean invited 10 attend her funeral
fom her late residence Rvington ST. 2nd door from
cbry,te at o'clock, F. M.
On Sunday afternoon, The llth inst of apopexy, Mrs
ELIZABETH BENEDICT, aged Sc years.
Her frieds and acquBintances, and those Of The ami-
H. are respectfully invited to attend her funeral We'd
t,dsy afternoon at o'clock from the residence OF her
hts,her. r.in.law, Isaac Ward No. ll2 Second-st.
On Sunday evening. llth instant, OF consumption,
CHARLES AUGUSTUS SHONNARD, eldest son of the
he Samuel shonnard, in the 2lst year OF his age.
The friends and acquaintauces OF his father and those
cbsr uncle Peter Shonnard are respectfully invited to
,rend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from his
ls residence, s2 Cherrys without farther invitation.
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Dostou anrtion Sales.

DYr. p. 4, y, RICH, 2ll Broad.'reet. opposite
ID Fosters wharf, Bo,on
WEDNESDAY, Jan. IA
Doors, SHOES, BRocAss AND HArs-WEEKLY SALEs.-
Every case will be sold without reserve. .
LEATHER, &c.Sols and Upper Leather, Cali SKINS LII
rng, R,ndlngs Kid and Morocco and other shoe stock
nah ah made.
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tl)inter fashions.

SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MEMS BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHlHG.-
lVl GEORGE T. GREEN, ITO Chathsm.sS corner OF
p.arl~Will keep constantly on hand FULL and COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT Of MEMS, BOYS and chill
DRENS CLOTHING, OF all descriptions, made In ths
fully invit. attention OF those In want As he has made
receive Cloth Cos''m<a psfrs' 90 oy
sy.ry and has secured the services OF experienced
Cutters he yes hssto give perfect satisfaction TO all
who may purchase.
B-Garpen made to order at the shortest notice aud
-r,b ,tr,ot puuct,lnlitv oS -odi.u
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General Noticcs.


cS-General society of Mechanics and Trades
''''" SIXTY FIRST ANNIVERSARY MEETING
The Annual Meeting for the election OF Officers for the
suing year will held the Institution in Crosbyst This
Il ISAAC FRYER, Secretary.
CTe Lecfure-O On Thursday Evening next, The 18Th inst.
Lecture on Relation of Man External Nature. " i'll
be delivered by Edward Y Higbee, D. D., The Minerva
Room, tnow occupied by the AugloAmercan church, No
iG6 Broadway.
Lecture commence Of Z! O'Clock. Tickets So CTS EACH
be obtained at the door.
II The design of this Lecture is offer illustration of
the truth of the Resurrection OF The Rody JlS Sits
U Hydropathy.-A Hydropathic Institution has
heen opened at niofnsown n j. under the supervision OF
DR.. G. T. Dexter.
for patents and It's arrangements OF Baths after the
latest ard mos, approved plan.
The OF disease is truly surprising. Old
chronic complaints, such dyspepsia gout long standing
rheumatism spinal diseases. curvanres difficult
ea Yaray sis skin Diseases nures OF joints piles dropey
prolapsus the womb receive immediate and permanent
benefit and diseases al arrested and cured
Mornstown Is well known as one oil the most dele nu
and healthy villages In the country rendering H. therefore,
very desirable residence for nvalids.
Applications for admission he made al 12l Waterst
by letter (pos pad) DR. Dexter MorIisown. jlS
%. The Genuine Preparation.DR sWAYNEs
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.-ContumP-
iion, Coughs, Cold, Asthma. Wboopng Cough, Spitting
Blood, Liver Complaint. Tickling Rising in the Throat
Nervous Debility Pslpaton Of the benr Pain In the Side
Breast Broken Constitution, &c III curing the above dis
bearing the signature OF Dr. sWAYNE, Philade
pha Agents-C. II. RING. Broad way and Johns
r. Ssuds 1873 Rowery E. b. Warner, 2o5 BleecEer; j.
c. Hart, SAB Grand-st. JlS IL
CP- Cnssius NJ. Clay, of Kentucky, viii deliver
an Address In the Broadway Tabefnsce on tuesday
ing the 18th iost :! O'Clock. Admission p cents The
ayails 10 be given to lne Colored Orphan Asylum.
No postponement account of The weather. Jl22us'
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MARRIED:

n, the OH instant by Rev. w. S. Balch. Mr JAMES
Is,S W ~ If Scotland. TO Miss MARGARET BROWN Of
!. ssne place u- po,..r ANNA
AZ, AZ M"s,R WRIGHT 10 MARGARET BRODIE, both of
VI on Wednesday the 7th inst by Rev.
a. s..r,s DANIEL SEYMOUR. Esqr. 70 Miss JANE E.
sr0rr sll OF Saratoga Co. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

FLOUR AND MEAL-Mhere are no exporters in
marie, as far ss we can learn and the demand for
sumption is quite small. Genesee we quote - a 5
SIT. there being sellers at the lower rate iof
Orleans ia held AZ S 62I without buyers. Scratched
Western is 50 o 62i. In Southern we hear of but
small transactions Good brands Georgetown Ricn-
mond Baltimore, Brandy, sc. &C. are 70 So Rye
Flour IS 3li with sales 800 bbls Meal Is sci! In
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

n APPLETON Il CO. publish this day-price Is cents
,ants of hs Cy OF NewYork in Communion OF the Pro-
testan. Episcopal Church. in the State OF pray
ing the repeal amendment of m Act entltlsd An Ac
10 ster the of The Corporation of Trinity Chlrcn IN
New ork and for other purposes Passed JAM z5 1914
VALUABLE Nsw PUBLICATIONS.
An Essay the Development oi Christian Doctrine, ny
John Henry Newman vol. Svo. Paper cover oO cents
cloth 5 cents ry.
The Christmas Holidays in Rome, by Rev: W. j. Kip
NJ author The Double WtIcss OF the Church. l2nlo
81. ,, ?, ~ o.,, oo
The History OF Rome, by Thos Arnold, D. D. 2vols $40
The Early History of New.York, by E B. oCallsehan
81 So o,e,
Ian. 81 IS -, -
Sermons Preached al Rugby School by Thos Arnold D.
C. Is cents. D.APPLETON CO.
i12 2is 200 Broadway.
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a4TAPsCOTT'S GENERAL Emigration or.
6gt .es IS Southst corner Of Ms.denane, New York
and 95 WsIerloo-rosd, Liverpool.
Persons wishing 10 secure passage for their friends from
Liverpool during the coming Ia the New Line Of
Lverpoo Psckss respectfully informed by u rub
scrtbsr The aforementioned magnificent and favorte
packet shls Will sal from Liverpool positively as ndver.
reasonable terms and every necessary will ed
u have those whose passage may be Engaged side
Of the Atlantic despatched in comfortable manner ss
possible.
The ship Liverpool 9Th February-ths Sddons on the
1lth Fehruary-the Queen Of tho West 6th March-hs
Sheridan on lth Marcn.
The well known sal ing qualities of thes favore packets
render any remarAs and cir accomm
for cab1 second cabin and ,eersge psssenger
those Of any other line To passage ard for farther
particulars. apply 10 w. L J. 7. TAPSCoTT,
P.S-W. J. T. T. supply Drafts as ususl, FOR any
amount payable throughout Great Britain and Ireland. 5
II LONDON LINE OF PACKETs-Paclel of
1S ne - Jauuary-The packet ship GLADIATOR,
day Having superior accommodations for csbip second
cabin sod seerage passengers Persons wishing to engage
snoud make Immediate application las the number oil oers
are lin itedl on board foot of Maid n-are, or TO
JOSEPH McMURRAY. of Pine and south sts-
The packet ship SWITZERLAND, xuigot, MASTER
Will succeed the Gladiator and sail on me 10Th FEB
P Persons wishing send for their nends In the Old
Country can have them brought cut by either the ships
or auy of the ius sailing The 7h l7th and h VI eaeh
month on tho most rea-onhble erms lIS
N5UFFs, rUFFs, MUfFS.-W ATsON CO
IVA M Chsthaust informs the ladies thai sc1uS
R their stock Of lynx and other descriptions OF Mnd
al than cost prices beng determined 70 eose On Ger
ire stock ere toe acssop sleas, WATSON SU
az uf iSt Saa
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soARFs. 0RAVATs AND MUFFLERs,

Htcclvcd by INC IHsI stHfHeTi
AT THE New-Y York Cash Tailoring and Gentlemen's
aGeneral Furnishing Establishment 1877 Broadway thr-
doors below the Franklin House, choice assortment OF
fancy articles for genemen's comPr.ing tho
new style ofmuters Indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Also full ofover coats cloaks and sacks con-
stany hand manufactured by the best workmen In The
city, end solo at reduced prices.
n2T atf j @. HCRpTh Ctt
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

p DR.. Cloves is ready to deliver his Introduce
tory Lecture 10 Course TAcHYMATHy, or Rapid To-
sucton in Useful Science he shall be saishsd he
may do SO without pecuniary loss. He has left y copies
of No and No The TAcHYATHisT Explanatory OF his
svs,em) with Wm L. Grshsm Tribune Buildings for sale
at 2 cents for each number Each purchaser OF set OF
these viii be entitled 10 free admission to the Introductory
Lecture Tickets to Others 25 EACH Farther notice
of The lime and place OF the Lecture will be given in the pa
pers generally as soor The fifty numbers sha! be sold
The friends of Education invited to paironize this effort
il2 Stis'
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

La
= mander Book SG;rs, warranted hrepoot Single Saa-
ander Saie warranted equal II not superior 10 any made
C. G.ylers Patent Double Salsmander Safe is The only
safe vet invented which Is beyond doubt proof against te
action of fire. and enough to endure fall from any
story urng building. This really hrepooi aruc!e Is
constructed go combine perfect iron safes one
within the hcr made in the substantial manner
and lined between with the perfect nonconducing
and utesucoe substances The outside and inside 6oos
of these safes are secured by his Tibet Deeclor Locss 10
which h- hns made important improvements unknown 10
o, makers OF safes and which is now offered ith enre
confidence being against The attempts o plcR-
locks No other deector lock possesses the same cais to
,up.riorv and these improvements are only adapted 10
the locks for Gayers Safes affords additional security
against their being subjected examination by burg
lars -, u. r, ,,.-,
During the past l6 wears least one hundred of Gayers
have their contents from the action oil nrei
and from hr long experience the manufacture win entire
confidence claims Double sslasnder Safe 10 be The on
iv Fireproof Safe now known
Those who are in want would do well call and cHreul-
~ examine for themselves before purchasing eeewhere-
The of the Double and Single Saamanter Saes,
together with cheap kind. On hand aud for sale by
LEONARD BROWN, No. 30 Wal.st N I.
N R-Doube and single Ssiamander Safes made 10 or
CAuTIoS To THE PUBLIC uukers of safes or their
ap.ns not ha Gayl-rs Double Single Saamander
SAFES on hand advertisements 10 the contrary notvS III
sing snd purchasers hereby cautioned against This
and other SLATE rent OF which and nu-
merous certificates of the utility OF G-yer- Double safes
can he found IN a pamphlet recently published, entitled
FACTS worthy h- attention of all interested IN the pro-
,.rton of Books aud Pagers from Fire which can he OBJ
Wal-st. llS 2HT2"IuSrr
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

..,.soAr AcciDESr.-We learn by cores
the Newark Advertiser, that the steamboat
Paea.s on board which HENRY CLAY was pas
EN =, dam in the middle of the Ohio River
=. mouth the Cumberland on the 27th ui'' Inc
we're all saved and portion OF the cargo but
ss.d ..d the boa. will be total loss The boat was
= 's. ~ tho Captain, and cost $4,000. The writer
6.a s.,o,ber boa, which snageed in coming up, and
s..-d per:shed He probably referred to the Belle
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
r,, ,Nn r1EcANT CARPETINGS.

NEW AND ELEGANT oARPETINGs.
JUS, Received,
~ Rv tbe Iarest arrivals, several invoices OF the
most beautiful patterns of ADMINISTER CARPErISGs Aho
grea, variety of FRENCH AuBusoS CAsFEr suitable ior
the richest and splendid styles ui oRe!ye
with the best assortment of OH CLOTHS ever offered 10 me
public, with all articles connected with the trade
Persons furnishing private residences hotes or s'eA'
boats, would ind II 10 their advsu!age % call o.
dig 2wis. REUBEN SMITH'S. JR 2d BroadWss
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,Inrket.... Carefully Reported for Tn. Tribune.

.'HIff hEtN'.' 'NuICU1y NePUTI'u JUT IIf IItOuN1'
MONDAY Jsn. -
AStiES-There is a fair inquiry, and sales $50 bbls
Pots made 81 Sit inspection OF 1916 and IS
for old bills. Pearls are 4 LIZ, and rather quiet.
COTTON-The msrke, is very dull to-day and with
OUT change The transactions limited small lots
The nuotatons
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amnsenIet1ts.


MEXICAN pgUSEU1I-Eve.y day and evening
fAh.s week commencing Moudsy. jan i2ih lss6Spl@n.
DID Performances evening u O'CLOCK and We1ues
day and Saturday, afternoons n 'eioek Last ~ees OF
the Giant who take their departure for Bal
nmore jan le. Also, superb Of Italian Eau,o.eiu
or Hechsneal Dancing Figures; also. Mr. J. hsli New
ChromatroPe .lso Laughing Cas- together with Mrs
Philips. vocalist; Billy Whock; Msdane Rockwell, the
famous Fortupe Teller.
Admission, 25 Children under 10, la3 c.pts
MURPHYs CONCERT
At FRANKLIN HALL. or This Tuesday, Evening"
II JAM ls s-s;.ed by all The available talent In the city
For full psricusrs programmes Tickets one shilling
th- door IL
NEW YOKk SACRkD MUSIC sOCIkTY.-
~ Eewitt's Grand Oraiorio OF Jephhs--The cew and
beautiful Oraorio Jepotha by J. H Hewitt Esq found
ed on that well known and touching poroc OF Scripture
s;inx ths rash ofJ-phha sacSce his only child
will b. performed by the Sacred Music Society on MONDAY
Evening, 18th inst ~ the Tabernacle.
Full particulars will appear in future Advertisement
Non Performing Nembers will please apply for their
Tickets 10 Mr. Geo Wh!tlock No. IS Canal..L rs q
MUSIC AND MIRTH Al Psluo. The Hsruone-
lVl ons Grsnd Musca Soree, vocal. Instrumental and
operstc This Eveniug-comprisng grand Secular Con-
and Ethiopian Opera Admission Is cents Tickets al
Messs Saxon Mtiess Bookstore at the Music Stores,
the Box Office from 10 O'Clock during the day. Doors
open a, half pssi6 commence atIt O'clock JiSi'uar
GREAT MUSICAL SOvELTY.-Mr. Nelson.
VI the 6!scoverer and performer the Rock Harmopean,
consisting OF grea, number OF rough stones ad on strips
OF wood wound ih straw, which, being touched win
small hauer malet eCts the sweetest sounds, and Is
capable Of producing all the effects that be ELECTED from
the piano; aso the Musical Pine Sticks which played
of Scripture instrument Of peculr richness OF tone
will Give Concert the Brosdway Tabernacle, Wed
euarisl Signof Bni Full particulars will be given in the
Programme the evening Tickets % Cents TO he bad at
The door Doors open ats The Concer! 10 commence al
half psst precisely. " US
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSCCIATIO

EY- Pursuant Arr. y, Chap. ! OF the Constitution,
the ANNUAL MEETING OF the memb, 10 OF this Assoca-
tion will be held Clinton Hall on Tuesday evening, loh
inst al past O'Clock. BY Order,
ll2 2ls< CHS. NJ. W HEATLEt, Rec. sec
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
MUSIC AND MIRTH Al Pslmos The Harmon
VANAMBURGH s. CO.'S

ZOOLOGlC Z AL y D l lON'
MO. s. BOwERY, opposite the Bowery Theatre VII
l Nopen on Thursday evening Dec. sth ls'5-Mr' An
AMBURGH having spent years in Europe with or'lIsn
success returned after having collected with great care
and expense the splendid and extensive COLLECTION
of animals that been exhibited In this country
which collection IL his design exhibit 10 the Ne"fork
rubc he making preparations for the travelling season
Doors open 10 l2 In the morning, and from 10
O'Clock In the afternoon and 10 10 O'Clock IN the evening
Admittance IS cen,s-Cbdren under 10 half price For
paTiicuars see hills of the day dis lmeodls'
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
ar SOUTHERN MAIL.

Postscript to letter which we have not
,bis morning. our Washington correspon-
ga, o'clock. A. NJ. Jan. l2 By passenger
'Isee 'Isea5 nom Cincinnati, understand that Gov.
rsns.n rssnn Of Kentucky was in that city on Monday
yslsss;. -. wsy to this city through Columbus with
u % nr =" he will probably be here today or to-
bn Mr.. s. P STAPLES OF your city was among
s.S.Issls this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
General Notires.

RI Albion. Mich. Dec. Goth, ISi5.-HEyRY
D.iLrY Esa-Denr Sur: Your wonderful mighty M.gi
cal pain Extractor generally considered TO hav. saved
b If. OF young nan who bec.me badly burned bv
aIlrp ino The fr- in fl Within week past, child ths,
s scsIded has died in his place for TIE want OF IL a
eonT,nrsd more tsan that family ouga; to Be piow.
boz or t-ro aande .o1d Be q4ise unsafe tt:sout II
has b-eo sold here but people hsve learned the from
genuine Your onlnsp, &c, es91e s hras
.nce sr The Of good done throush your
tality Yours truly. F. FURGUSON
General Depo, for the United Stsles for The OF Ds-
II
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

SACk PELTO COATS AND CLOAkS-Sell-
- ing of small advance from Cost The subsc'iosrs
wishing TO close stock Of Winter gameas are dis.
posed TO offer purchasers cannot fail
Of securing rapid for themselves and giving 70 thrr
customers the OF barsan-n other words they
are d-t.ruined 10 close large OF sack and
coats before ls OF January Call and examine for
selves 1877 Broadway, doors below The franklin House
400 ri. T. C., BOOTH A SON