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Warm Weather, Esq, again made his ap-
pearance Yesterday, and chased the thermome-
ter up to 80. Many injudcious persons were
seen drinking cold water while heated, some
people never will learn but from experience.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-16

AS soon as the death of the late Major Stone,
OF the Post Office Department was known,
Notwithstanding It was the Sabbath, there were
about sixty applicants for the Office in the space
OF few hours. A gentleman who did not ap-
ply has taken the berth.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-16

In the Naval appropriation bill, passed yes.
terday, there is an amendment abolishing spir
rations in the Navy, and substituting money.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-16

CoNEEcrcUT.-The House OF Representa-
tives, by decided vote, on Thursday, repeal
ed the license low of lS45.
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The Tariff bill having been taken up by the
House, we must now expect protracted ses-
sion of Congress.
H Copies Of "THE OREGoNIAN for sale
at this office. No. | now ready for delivery
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"A CoMPL IMLNT.-The London Standard
speaking Of Manufactures, says that nearly all
the recent mechanical contrivances introduced
into our factories for dispensing with human
labor, are of American invention.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-16

DEATH OF Mr.. DwTGHT.-Theo. Dwight
esq, one of the Oldest New York editors, for
merly attached to the Daily Advertiser, now
the Express, died on Friday morning in the
slst year Of his age.
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70 Printers.

gDYPE FOUNDRY d. PRINTERS FIN
- ISHING WARE HOUSE.-The sub
scrlbers have opened new Type Foundry in
the city # New York, where they are ready to
supply orders to any extent, for any kind of job
or fancy Type, lbk, Paper. Cases, Galleys,
Brass Rule Steel Column Rules, Composing
Sticks, Chases, and every article necessary for
3 Print z Office.
The Type, which ale cast in new moulds,
from an entirely new set of matrixes, with deep
counters, are warrented to be unsurpassed by
any, and will be sold at prices 10 suit The times.
All the type furnished by rs is "haud cast"
PRINTING Presses furnished, and also Steam
Engines of he most approved patterns.
N. B-A Machinistls constantly in atten-
dance to repair Presses and do light work.
CoMPo sErIoN RoLLERs CAST FOR pRINTrRs.
Editors OF newspapers, who will buy three
times as much Type as their bills amount to,
may give the above six months Insertion in
their papers, and send their papers containing it
to the subscribers
CROCKCROFT g. OvEREND.
sept. ~ 1870 'om GS Ann street
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G\HOiCE OF FIVE BOOKS, GIVEN
\ J GRATIS AT COLON g. ADRIAN CE

7 \ho'tE VI TIVE DUN III Elm
! GRATIS AT COLON s. ADRIAN CEI
Original Cheap Writing Paper ware
rooms, 203k CHESTNUT Street, and %, 20, 80
and 81 ARCADE, viz:
Letters from the Shores of the Baltic, complete
inlwo vols, with beautiful engravings IL cts.
Inc Consprator, very interesting work. IN 2
vols, founded on the times of A Burr, IL cts.
flres'de Recollections, by Mrs Ellis, II cts.
An expose of the Case ofthe Commonwealth VS..
W, Smes g. Co, by NJ H M'Ewen, IL cts.
John Manesty, or the liverpool Merchant, by
the late DR.. Magin, l2cts
For sale, wholesale and retail
G. & A. have always 90 hand and can sup.
ply, wholesale and retail. at the lowest publish
ers' prices, every BOOK, PERIODICAL, OF
NEWSPAPER, published IN the United States
the Republication ofthe Foreign Quarteries
Magazines, Pictorial and other Newspapers.
N, B.-Any person, by renting, free o
postage, the amount OF % cents or upwards
for books, will receive gratis, On addition to hi
moneys worth of books ordered, at the Lowest
prlces,) either Of the above named works.
TAll letters must be directed to COLON
ADRiANCE, Arcade, Philadelphia.
u Editors giving the above an insertion, in
Guiding this notice to Editors, and sending US
marked copy, will receive, complete copy Of
that extraordinary work Seatsiieid's Life in
Texas, in three parts.
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n AlINT8 WANTED . D

a.rAGGNfs WANTED -
gssxttI5,afNrEsf ANp Bfsf FAMILY
IL MAG.9tNGlN 1uE Z, STA 10 iof
-ad a. ell tafEo utUi - Pages aud hiltrh
En.fu,itsa ~ .itb nUmbrf, lu0hahUd on the
" SEW t0tllH JtEuARY, fal6
EoBEHF stAks, tl4s Na#atu street, New
! York; has just ,s.ued the bf't nnmher h'
Nav f.rtaash ASH lttpaahffD Fanny
MttuSr foa isi6
In ali resprels llual TO the three rollnr Mtgn
1ars, Tor the lau price ot0a~ONt D7htAa AM
4 ilAtt PA Atsgd IN
GRAVY perou, sending Five no'lbu, shall
receive Eve copies n, the auBnfuc, for one
year, rs he thtIl direct.
/ IN rur uing Ill y stem determined upon, lis
tory, Naturll History, Autonomy, Geography,
Chemistry, B0nUy, Architecture, Mechanic,
Agriluitufe, and American Biography, Will
ooml rise the leading departments OF subject
matter General literature and iducutlou, as
distinct from thr llrcmrutaued bEtcues, will
not be ueeueotrd n corporations miscellany,
! comprising thing, useful and entertaining, GU
rious, eccentric, wonderful, scientific, natural
and artificial, ugcther with a general .uHma-
ry of leading passing events, VIII also he de
0ur own country, fiji cd with enchanting lakes
and rivers, and beautita praities with noun
tain solltudes, wilderness, ami forests of unex
amoled awlulness and grandcur-with ii endu.
ring monuments aud mounds Of an extinct pri.
mevai people with the hattie grounds and the
sepulchres OF heroic vlttue-'hah iurh. 81 Tue re.
sources, OF "hich, oy the PROMISED ana OF several
hterafy gentlemen, we shall aN"i' ourselves
"he" Praeocao'' 70 unrlSn our an slo
Jects which wal al ut OF 1t, VIII hr Illustrated
with otgtaNiSs. he "hole ln'noe o. tue en-,
CRAVING at he c9naIns,oh Oh tue Noi0'ne' "+i
amount to several hundred
GREAT INDUCEMENTS To SupscelBE.
-...e.u,., p, ,,,.,.,s.,,.d .tha,. ,orv
,.,a.,,r %",' WI inst n,hIfsErl eIt,tled lhe
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-04-18

Sr}E article of chew ing and smoaking to
- bacco, for sale at Kings corner by
may, 1874. J, B. WALKER
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Fine Esraspelies.

A superior article of Brandy and Brand Che.
res, Wines of various kinds, old Holland Gin,
ton, all OF which will be sold low by
80 Feb. 20 l645. J. B. WALKER.
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THE HOME DEP ARTMENT.

To render our periodicals. FAMILY Magl-
zine, as well as lady's book, we give, every
month, New Receipts for Housewives, atterns
for -Eubroldery, Lace Work, &c, &c; thus ma
king a eort of wade mecum, Indispensable to
every female, but peoially to those in the
country, who would learn the latest improve
meuts IN the CITY.
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q i'm w ARE.

II good supply Of tin ware, consisting ofcof-
~ fee pots, wash and milk pans, strainers,
buckets with covers OF various sizes, candle
moulds, and grid irons for sale by
may, l644. J. b. WALKER.
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H. i q IN @ 1. s

: Usr received a fresh supply Of brandy, wine
~ gin and whiskey--Port and Madarie wine
put up in bottles expressly for the sick, and OF
the best quality for sale at Kings corner by
msy, ls44. J, b, WALKER
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= iiE uhdefsignrd would respectfully beg
- leate 10 aduuuHse 10 he clitzahs 81 lip
lah Souniy, that he has iust returned from
'h,aotlph,a and brugh viii hlm small and
neal lot CT hfdge aud faHfy Medicine ~ his
own selections, which hp ~ ~ on reasonable
.'t'hs ~ tush, Consisting ~ part Of the ioIlow.
HiQ sftIelpF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03
6olibap advertisements.
CAKES FOR THE COMING HOLIDAl

CAKES FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS
Families residing IN tho upper part OF the city, are re-
specially invited call ard examine the assortment Of
Cakes of all description fresh daily, The old established
Bakery, No. 81 Cortlandst Orders thankfully received.
Cakes sen free OF expense 10 any part Of III. city by
dS m- GEO. ARCULARIUS' SON
7 FILTERS FROM THE PRESIDENT, James
Henry Clay, received by Mr.. NATHAN RAYNoR. ST.
GTsnG-st.
DEAR SIR: The President received few days since, tho
beautiful which you pleased 10 present 10 him.
mark OF respect, sc. He has directed 10 ackrow
ledge s receipt aud to express to you his thanks for 90
acceptable evidence OF your esteem.
With assurance fressrd. remain your obed't sery'
JOHN KN0X WALKER. Private Secretary
~ Ramon, New-York City.
LNDEswALp, Dec. t4tb 1913
My DEAR Sir thank you very kindly for your accept.
able aud very handsome prescnt and for the friendly
expressed in your letter Be assured thar the latter
considerably recprocaied by your friend and hum
BILE servant, NJ VAN BUREN,
Mr.. NATHAN RAYNoR
Mr. Claws respectful compliments TO Mr.. Raynor. and
many thanks his ornamental cake which was re-
crred morning. In good order, At Ashland acconPa
MED by Mr. R.ynors friendly letter. Itis beautiful spec
meu OF confectionery ard greatly admired by Mrs. Clay
aud The rest of the family
Il Clay tenders Mr.. Raynor dis best acknowledge
mens for the friendly feelings and sentiments which he
Kindly en,ertaius towards him. h. CLAY.
Ashsnd. 9.h Sept lS4t
r THE above be by visiting the Bakery
Nr Hayuor who is prepared 10 his customers
pIlces.
~ MI Rsyuor has also received the hrst diploma Of the
American INSTITUTE for the splendid cakes exhibited at their
Fair the present season. dis ecd tJsnt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03
General Notices.
= American Gymnasium, )

CT American Gymnasium, Nos. l59 and Isl Crosby
BleeckersL having beea completed is open for
This institution has been got considerable
expense with every 10 The completion OF each
branch in order 10 AFFORD this city Desirable place for the
encourA OF athletic exercise, the greg. benefit OF
the general health. The building having been erected
pressly for Gymnasium in MI space OF $500 sqr
IL the OF exercises occupying rising 800 The eNe
lions pessan, and select, Th baths win hot and cold water
will be agreeable acquisition The establishment also
the Reading Room containing The hle OF City and English
papers The exercises constructed that the OF
each every muscle Is brought into action causing general
development and gheoing OF all parts of the body
Pupils will be under the instruction of the Director. To
those OF sedentary occupations the Institution s OF much
iupo; lance, AMI invite their attention particularly
that OF the public generally The beneficial effects OF
athletic grea: number invaluable, and
this cy has greatly needed an Institution so complete with
Quoted Gymnasium. The following gentlemen have given
US their support and Iheu have the liberty OF referring
Valentine Mott ~. D; j. c Cheesmar NJ. D; J. kearcey
Rogers, NJ. D.. A. C Post, Al D.
n Y. Jsny. LIST, 1916.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03
HILLS INrALLIBLE oNGUENT,

TOR Eradcatipg Pity rasis pandruf and alt EXoha "
lions OF the culicle Scalp stay Aopecy or Failing OF
the Hair restore il 10 the bald psswil positively pre-
Yent gray hairs simple toilet preparation lor Keep
jn lbs hair moist, son. flexible ard inclined to curl, Is su
pefor to any thing indeed, after seven years
searching test is universally admitted to be he long
sought for Indispensable appendage 10 the oleL IL 10 war
ranted in all properly applied What more shouin
be said in its favor add that those who try H. ever
afterwards continue lts use. -,
Princ pal office No IS Nassar -fgenctes-J Jarvis,
No 6}5 Broad way; MIR Evrards, No LIS Grands; MI
S-,vell No 478 Grand. Mrs NJ Sloan No 5Sl GRAND
st VIM H.. Carey Co. No. 1856 Pearl-sL; j. Graham J.
Co IS Wgier.st VIM A. Croker, No 81 Maiden-sne,
New-York A. Spooner 4 Co 81 Fult0nsL Mira J. Jor-
dams Fancy Stort, 50 Alenlics Brooklyn, L. F. Ban.
ze,t Confectionery ls between Grand ana SCUM rIs
ats Williamsbureh %. 4. Herrick, No Deavan House.
Albany N. Y. Messrs Mortimer Mowbry corne- Of
Marke, and Charles Baltimore, Nd Jos T. TTppe KS
Broad cor of Market st Newark Aaron King, beueyieN
j. N A. Crazy, l4O Merrmack-st Lowell. Mass. d4lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03
LEXANpER,s TKICOBAPHE-A new and

n INVALUABLE discovery beings liquid dye which IN;
simultaneously changes the color of the hair TO oeauu
brown black without injury TO The hair or skin me
yrea, superioy of his Dye consists in It's euoy mode OF
epocayn and instantaneous efect-s other dyes requlr-
ine from ten to twelve Aonrs produce any change It's
superior excellence will be apparent to every one upon
single application. sy
Extract from lhe PhlsdcIphis Daily Sun."-ALt1s-
DER's TRIcoBAPBE-The effect Of the above on Tue hdr ~
truly astonishing IL tried yesterday N our ONCE ano
the change from gray To black was instantaneous. a.
For sale by Rushton Co. dnggists ITO Broadway, ~
Astor House and a56 Broadway corner lfh-st; AsPD-
wall s6 Wialn-sL; Johnson, Moore Taylor, 81 halden,
lane ]. w. Wright Co. Cedarst; and OF the principal
druggists throughout the United States OF sole agents.
R &c. A WRIGHT Is South Four:h;st:;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03

~ Barry,s Tricopherous i, gaining an envisble
distinction Ihs city and surrounding country II colse
ouence OF is sterling for VIII assurrdly prevent
the hair from becoming grey 10 bald places
eascusy eadcaes scur, dantui, &c. and beautiful
aud refreshing wash Tor the toilet, rohng equal il
besides makes the hair beautiful and glossy Price nifty
cents per b0tl- Prepared aud sold by \ c. BARRY
Attis, liz HAIR No lfe Broadway. Ag-nls-A B. Sands
rs Broadway and T9 FullJn-si; DR.. Carroll Murrsy-stJ
Meskiu 81 brosdway; j. Coddnglon. S05 Hudson.s,;
T. Munson al Sprine-sI, Dr. Lindsay, s. Sixtisy; j. w
Smith, FuiIonsL Brooklyn; j. w Swan, Medina \ y; Mr.
Robertson Cav - Baltimore; w Bristol, Utcs n Y; g.
F. Reeves Boston; Dr. Gordon, Rochester; Wslkrs Mo-
bile; SIurges Racine. Wisconsin. d. I'm cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03

VSFALLIBLE REMEDY for Frosted Limbs.1The
L proprietor ofthe Danish Lnimen, which haa eeased
such celebrity In the north of Europe for ts efficacy In
healing Frosted Limbs land been introduced by him Ia Phi
adelphis with equal succes acquan those afflicted hst
he has appointed Agencies at H6 Blesczer-s sna 90
Msden-lane and q Maden.lsne stairs where supply
may be always procured Is cents per bottle 40 ID"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03
Boarding anu 6oteIs.

c. TO THE PUBLIC.--The proprietor Of shsl,.
r. peare Hotel sysils himself OF hts opportunity 10 say
his Ball Room 10 open for The INSPECTION o.
those wishing give balls and concerts rou the seesor
and would his eonplete The
Winter
moderate hoping the public will call and examine for
themselves. NJ. 8. THRESHER, Proprietor.
Nsw-Yofk Oct 18th ls&S o2s Sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03
General Notices

~ Gurney's Premium Daguerrean Gallery
lsa Broadway NeSY ork-Pictures taken this essb-
iinnrn.E are not eSc-ed 10 .hs country SAY his
patrons The public respectfully invited call and
iud 20 for themselves os SIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03
, The suh.criber,, !, ozeuge for Cold in the

Cg The Subscribers i4ozenge for Cold in the
Head instantly a.rvlaes the dlsaSreeabe symptoms OF
nai unpleasant disorder Permitted 10 dissolve slowly in
The mouth, by Its action The mncus membrane OF thai
organ, wiiruws Inflammation from The paris affected
Il also ecscous and approved remedy for hoarseuess
and loss OF voice. Price IS cents box.
Soli al me principal dug sores, and by j. / COD
DlAGTON. Jus Hcdson-si. cur. Spring-sL Gu i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03

- j. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor al
Law and Commissioner OF Deeds. &c viii attend in the
R-ading-Room of Tammany Hall A hours OF the day
and ey euing. jyl5 osE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03

SINGULAR Observation-Disclosures or rupy.zoo
Inc Inc Vicksburg Sentinel OF the II nj, no,crs the
iac. considerable rise in The Yssoo from
-. rams we ea,n mas made inpossibte Tor bosis
an sl iiu ;aGua The created by the ab.ug,
''F '' 'ae AslssipPi 70 taoIe taco they eau step,'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03
PREMIUM FANCY SOAPS.

Taylor's Ssponaceous Shaving Compound
Is PREFERRED by those who TO every other Sha5-
red from the fact that - 500 boxes Of Il sold In the as
twelve months alone
Transporter ut Cakes and Balls and Pamyrone and Lily
Floating Soaps are particularly excellent for The bath and
toilet.
The Franklin Institute awarded Premiums for these supe
ror Soaps, nj its exhibitions In 1874 and in l845.
They be obtained Of D. Berrisn, Jr Co. $50 Pearl
st.; Hayiland Reese u Co. 80 lane; VIM Brewer
Il maiden-ans, New-York. and tho principal Drug
Comb and Variety Stores In Philadelphia.
H. p. l. w. C. TAYLOR.
dill lmeod' 9th, below Ccates-st Philadelphia.
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" John H Mead, son OF Philip Mead, of Bal;i-
more injured the Railroad bridge of The Boston
and Providence Co at Indis Point by engine, Mon
day night He was Intoxicated at the time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03

fhiiAdr!p;.ia AGENT for The Tribune L;c5cr
CO. Le'-sf Building Thi!si who r-ce,g- .absCri-
brss. ed tsys sagu eoges es sale dsDg E. oes d In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03

good will France will not allow Is srnper with her
debtor WIKI IMMUNITY and by iltimed. impertnen.
interference with another Government. destroy her
chance for the recovery OF her claim difference with
the French however lees to be Stunned than the foul
dishouor which would attach itself 10 the act OF robhne
Government less powerful than our own OF tue sirest
portion Of its territory b. {. C..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03

Although bu, feel thai Slavery speaks 10 this
Republic prophetcay did the ghost Of Cesar TO the
Ill starred Bru;u allud. is existence amongst
only Incidentally being well satisfied Ihst few den4
gogUes who reoce In Slavery home. ana iorIe -i'ers
other aus represent Southern brethren any
than il- rahid ida Aboions does the peo-
pie of New Engla-d.
The knows OF but one missionary in Hayt from
the United States He embarked wiki his wife IN January
last IN small uncomfortable schooner for PORT ar PTuce
His name Is William d. Jones. lit not supeItuous
auie 10 denominations ves OF Soldier OF me
Cross would say this halls from mongst the BsP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03
.. RoMANEYE BALsAM-Fon WEAK

us. ROMANEYE BALsAM-Fon WEAk
NSA AND INFLAMED EYES.-Ths BGlsam 70
as9SyS prescription OF OF the most celeoraieo
N SySlS Ocllists-has been long time In use, ana 10
conidenIly recommended to The pubic as me
hos, and nost Successful save ever used for nfammatory
NJ m. eve In cases where the eyeds are intaied,
or he bali OF me eye hcky covered with blood, Il acs
almost Ike magic removes eli Appearance OF clsease
after two three applications
10 dmness Of sight caused by fixed attention 20 minute
objects by long exposure 20 strong light and Ia the
WEAKNESS or partial loss OF sight from sickness old age
Is restor=f and should be used by all who ind their
eve sight falling without any apparent disease This ea.
sam has restored sight ia many Instances where almost
total blindness caused by excessive Inflammation has ex-
listed for eight years Inflammation and soreess caused oy
blows Commissions, or wounds on he eye or ny e4aneoI
very removed by the application Of the Balsan Une
trial will convince the incredulous Of us sSIonistns
efficacy Put up In lara with full directions for use fce
25 cents. Prepared and sold by A. b. SANDS ".
wholesale and retail Chemists and Druggist 30 DIono
~.y cor Chsnsess r.ni,e BuilGng and 70 Fult2p-st;
II East Broadway And sold also by all fe'peciaoin Ds
ziss Ia the United Ststes- q" iN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03

INDIANA NLwsrArEKs.-We notice improve.
eN' IN the appearance oil several Of Indiana
e'p0fsfiss The BroOkrtc imerioaH is enlarged, looks
wen and reads we'll
Lafayette Journa has started sprish,y little Tn
.1, which ought TO be supported and we hope it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03

orpot to state we continue OF their invention
with the results W. IL b.
r- See similar certificates from Johnson, Geer Cox,
Tray and e c. Salisbury John D. Dale LaDsngourgh and
Cook Euge Brooklyn, in The Tribune ofNovenber 2ith
no lswu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03
Bnrry,s Tricopherous i, gaining an envisb

JAMES T. HATFIELD, Proprietor
ial 2uieod HENRY L TWlGGS. Director.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03

q GopEY's LApY's Book for January, 1916
has the usual allowance of Ugh, reading from the pens of
well known writer's and four capital embellishments
viz portrait OF Miss Leslie, the clever Au,ho.ess The
Syrrn, lively SKETCH plate OF the Polka and View Of
the Ruins OF jamestown. Miss Leslie Mrs E o. Smith
N's Hale Neal. Poe Pauldng, &c. SC. contribute to
the Literary department. w L. Graham, Tribune
Buildings is The agent.
sr.JEAN's EVENING, OR CRIME AND MYSrERY.-
have received book printed in the cheap form with
Inc above title, by E. P. QuAcXENBoS, Esq the plot OF
which is taken from French story, translation OF
~nieh We think appeared originally in the knieker'
cocker Magazine appears from the casual glance we
nave bestowed upon to possess considerable interest
raoh'aed BY Z. Winchester, "a Ann.st. Price One
Shilling.
IS' Tux PIcrUKE PAss-W oKD-Saxlon x
Ais' EOS Broadway. This is game Of cards OF a
'eiSas cast combining religious instruction With
'-eH Zach card contains a sentence from Scripture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03
MARTHA KINNEY,

Residence No. 30 Henfy'-l NEW lUIF'
have been acquainted with Martha kinney Tor sew
yesrs The statement made n her sickness auo
cure is true although is impossible To describe ly no
suerngs che has undetgone Her cough was IN
decd dreadful and did think she could long survive
the consumption thai appeared TO have taken deep hold OF
her feel strong interest in her welfare ana mn SIM
cerely thankful her recovery. Her rrtidence is ~ my
house No 80 Heury.sl. in the city of New-fnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03

MUSIC.
1ARTIES AND BALLS attended with music by apply
i ing 10 s. SIMPSON, 81 Wsrr-n-st dl7 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03

SANDS K CO.. Cbemil
corner OF Chdnbers-sL
way; and by Druggists