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NOW READY
NOW READY,
NIONT EZIJMA THE LAST OF THE AZTECS, an his
lkl .,..,s., "A Fine

NJoNTEZUMA, THE LAST OF THE AETECs, an his
lfl torical Rom snce by Edward MaIurini vols Fine
paper 81.
M Naturn evinced the selfreence OF true genius
is drawn with the hand Of msster Rnieteroocksr
"Ths 10 a powerful wnrk-one OF genius, worthy the
reading every of poetic mind vivid maBlna-
tion and cultivated scholarship Ut ibuns
Where have dipped into ie Pnses we have req, reao
with delight some exquisely beautiful descriptions MOI
tezuma will become q general favOrl,e"-U Gazette
II will be widely read, with general sdmiraton-Ceu-
rier & Enquirer. c..
and Mexico; by B. n. Norman vol l2mo. illustrated
'The style pus in mind Of the simple and unaffected
hut rich and eloquent ptions OF Washington irving
Mr. Norman has produced but few books bu they are ee
VI NJ as 'N'' PA,NE BURGESS go John.s
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r. AHERN. Secretary.


Cy Mcchnnics' Institute Lectures.-Prol Reid
viii deliver the eleventh Lecture Of his Course on Chems-
lry as applied to The Manufactures Thursday
evening 18th inst at O'Clock in the Clinton Hall Lecture
Room, corner Beekmsn and Nassau sts.
Saturday Evening. the Debating Cass meets French
Class under Prof Bssset meets Monday and Thursday
evenings Evening School evening during The
Architectural and Mechanical Drawing Classes Tuesday,
"wednesday and Friday evenings. Members free 10 all
Lectures Debates Terms OF memher.hip 81 initiation
fee aud 81 yearly dues. Minors admitted yearly pay
ment of 81. }. }. MAPES, PRESIDENT
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nOOKS CHEAPER Than EveL-For sale very
Is low 0o0 volumes the balance Of Book-sesrs siocz
,no.y e1 and ia good order, consisting OF HistoItca
CIas,i.aI Theological and Miscellaneous Books They
| be .od 10 quantities suit purchasers and may be seeo
su.rv dsy between and o'clock, st No Naissu-st op-
nose ths Custom House. Inquire in the hfs ONCE a. me
ripht OF The entrance 1lo Stsoos
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ALBANY, Jan. l3.
SENATE

ALBANY, Jan. Io
SENATE
Nothing Of great importance was transacted In
the Senate. After the presentation OF petitions,
Mr.. YOUNG reported bill on the memorial oi the
New.York Historical Society for revival and
amendment Of their charter.
Mr.. LOTT offered resolution requiring the Com
mittee on Retrenchment TO report on the proprety
OF repeating all laws giving salaries to the Clerks OF
the Supreme Court and Register 10 Chancery, and
of giving them the fees Of their offices. Adopted.
So much of the Governors Message as refers to
the apportionment of Representatives and the re-
organization ofthe Senate Districts, was referred to
a Select Committee Of eight.
Mr. HARD moved that so much OF the Message as
relates to Federal relations should be reierred to
the same Committee having in charge the resolu-
tions offered by Messrs Jones and Porter Adopted.
On motion of Mr. FOLSOM, that part OF the Mes
sage relating taking the of the Indians
siding in this State, was referred TO the Committee
on Indian Affairs.
And then the Senate went into Executive Session
ASSEMBLY.
A very large number of petitions were received
and referred.
The Senate sent down the resolution for the ad
iournment of the Legislature on the 18th of March,
which was laid over.
MIR WoRDEN offered resolution that the Com.
mitee on WAYS and Means inquire whether II Will
be consistent with the finances OF the State to re-
sumo the public works OF the State. Adopted.
Mr. GRAVES by unanimous consent, reported n
bill to Incorporate the American and Foreign Bible
Society.
Mr.. BLoss a concurrent resolution against the
adoption of the Sub Treasury by Congress LAID
over.
Mr. BLoDGETT, n resolution relative to the depre-
citation of State stocks deposited by the Free Banks
with the Comptroller-calling for information IRON
that officer in regard 10 the same Laid over.
The following bills among others, were intro
duced on notice. Oneby
Mr.. WoRDES, in relation TO trial OF convicts In
County and State Prisons.
Mr. PIERCE. TO amend the General Election Law.
Mr.. LUDLOW 10 provide for an additional number
of Commissioners of Deeds in the City OF n ew ork
Mr.. HARRIS, to abolish Distress for Kent Mr..
H. moved TO lay the bill nthe table tor the pre-
sent and that il be printed. MIR. BAILEY moved 10
refer 10 the Committee Of the Whole in charge OF
| the Governors Message The motion OF Mr. HAIR
| Rls was agreed TO
MrALBERTsoN, to amend the charter Of the New
| York Fire Insurance Company.
| Mr.. STEVENSON, to incorporate the Hebrew Be-
nevolent Society in the City of N. Y.
Notices of several bills were given, when
Mr. HARRIS called for the consideration of the Re
solution relative TO the reference Of Anti Rent petit
tons.
Mr. SMITH resumed and concluded his remarks
when Mr. YOU'VE took the floor, but the hour of ad-
iournment having arrived, he gave way TO motion
to adjourn.
The SPEAKER to day announced the following
additional Standing Committees:
Expenses of the Assenby-Messrs. voorhees,, D. Sber
wood, Wisner. Blakely, Loomis
Joint Library Commiitee-Messrs. Develiu, Gardner
Watson, Fuller, Wisner
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CyGreat TeetotaI Excitement at National Hall
The Washington Temperance Soclsty will hod an eXtrao
dluary reform meeting this (Thrsiav) evening ct National
Hail. Canas Al the last meeting about 20 short addresses
were made and 81 signed the pledge 1t resolved that
]. W. OLIVER, President
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II. K. CUSHING. Secreiarv.
IL Bookbinders, Union.-Th

II Bookbinders' UniOn.-The regular meeting Of
the Book ind-rs' Uuiou will held Al the Division Room
Central Hail. on Friday evening next at q o'clock precisely
Business Of great importance tn whole trade will he
brought furar1 for final II is expected that every
Member of the Union vii! he punctua Ia attendance
WIN. BAUGHN, President
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rH Il CO.

CACK PELTO COATS AND CLOAKs-Ssn-
- iny or AZ a snall advance sfom cost The supserors
wishing 10 close their stock Of Winter gsTnsau are e
posed oer such Inducements 70 purchasers eannot ~
Of SECURING rapid sales for themselves, and ySlog
customers the assurance OF barRan-n ooeT woIas, sy
are determined close thsh large stock OF sae& aIa
Goals before The LIST OF January Call and sxamine Io yo
selves al 1877 Broadway, doors bslow ne snN
do tbs :. =. 49,. oS-- !. - -
nyEh1;OATss Closhs, wmlss Fros.s &C 70 various
~ new styes, for sale, ready made, 81 ~ Br3edway;
nlz sH w ~ 4. 1Ct'I,'''Oo : ~.
r IFE INSURANCE !-Nanona Loan Fund Lar.
l. Assurance Society Of ofLondon-lEmpowsred BY Ast q
p.,l,amsnL Ii FOUNDED or tho MuIul and joint Stocx
Pnscpls-Capita s2y500,O0O. Chief ofhee u Wafst
New-York.
JACOB HARVEY, Esq Chairman,
JOHN J. PALMER, ESQ
JONATHAN 6OODHUE, ESQ.,
JAMES bUORMAH. Eco, Nsv-FoYf
GEORGE BARCLAY, ESQ
SAbrL s. ROWLAND, Esq
GORHAM A. WORTH, Esq
SAMUEL n FOX. Esq.
CLEMENT C. BIDDLE, ESQ
SEARS C. WALKER, Esv. Phzadsipbia
LOUIS A. Cooley, Esq
GEORGE & GRAHAM ESQ
Standing Counsei-W VAN HOOK, ESQ ~ " aisss
solcitor-JoHN EohE, Esq y finest
hs .ssdv success and increasing prosperity Of the Sc
., snsbisd Tho Directors The last annual investigation 70
Sytde anopqst the Pohcybodefs roversionn<y borus
syeTaang over 50 per s premiums on each policy
effected 90 the Policy sesie
RxANpLEs
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Boston aultion Sales.
QY T. 2. IL q. RICH, 2il Brosd-.ues,,
I'D Fosters wharf, Boston
minter 5ashions.


SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING
lVl 0rORGE T. GREEN, ITO Chehsm:sl corner Of
PLETE ASSORTMENT Of MEMS, BOYS and CRlL-
MOST TlsHloNABLE STYLE which would respect
hy invite the all. non OF those in Az he has made
arrangements receive Coth, Cas"'reI, psts 90 bg
avery packet and has secured the services Of experienced
Cutters pied ses himself give perfect satisfaction 70 ell
who may purchase.
.uitG ,fr, n,.nch.nIitu o3 -odis0
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Window Shade Depot, No. spruce-st.-
houses viii save least 100 per by calling al the De-
pot a IT, s,sin = H.. =, ~ ~. :, n1nuf,.
-, ~. -, rl5 isr
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- The following appointments have been made
by VIM w Dean Esq Clerk Of the Assembly: Libra.
rian. A. N Beardsley. Kings Co. Deputy Clerks, John
P Barnes, Chsnanso Co; VIM. w. Grant, Sullivan Co.;
John P Roof Montgomery Co. lArgus.
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did not learn the particulars. We note sale of ANN
bushels Barley at 65 The reports abou, Bsrier srs
so contradictory that il ia impossible to get at the correct
state OF the market Corn is duer and sales sop,bern
Co. sbirn,pnt have been made as lou- ma s6 ~. IT, L.
some 5000 bushels taken IT 65 Cts for distilne
RYE is nominal al 90 cts in the slip.
Export, from lst TO 18th January.
Corn bu.hels 20 Ia
Wheat. .l23iI
rye is3o5
Barley .--.--------.-----. -.3L65l
NAVAL sTORES-As far we can learn 1000 bb,.
Newbern Turpentine have been sold about 90 urobe
bis something less Saies "ilnin lew days of $50 bbs
Spirits at 63! n % Cts
PROv[sIoNS-we heard of no transaction, except
ing 100 bbIs Prime Pork al 10 BIZ.
Export, from 1st TO 18th January.
Beef bbls..3s
Lard -..kess.as4s
MOLAssEs-Prces again rather lower. The sales
include 90 hhds and 20 bbls Few crop NewIberia and
$50 bills Orleans, at = 62si cts and 100 tea cid
crop. %, mos.
oLs-l5o bbls Crude Sperm. go Unbesched Fall
sperm. 90 Winter 90 md 100 bkts Oi7e Is. mos.
The market generally IS Gull
CoaI,-sales of 100 chaldrous Sidney at 62, and
50 do Liverpool Camel g IS, mos.
COFFEE-Good demand 70. Brazil; market 6rn a,
preyious rates Sales 5000 bags of this description
7sa73 cts l2O Cuba, !; OH, mos. and 500 st Do
SKINS-There hsve been sales of % 600 Curacao
Goat al ~ 49 CTS. aud mos and 1000 ordinary 45
mos.
o9o5 New Orleans 9t tGl0; 40l Mexican IS 10 lOt all
mos and 400 Savannah, merchantsbe. g, cash
HoNEY-Two parcels Cuba, 90 tcs. have been taken
for export at sly cash. short price. rhereabous
SUGARS-Prices of new crop Newt Orleans have ad-
vapced one.eiehth of cent ? u (; good qualities
scarce Sales $50 hhds new crop New Orleans 5a 81
cts leaving do of this description arss hands 100
do Porto Rico T67S including 20 new crop so bxs
Brown Cuba. 7o7:; s0,Whte do. 9. mos; 50 hhds
Cuba Muscovado for export and 400 bxs Brown Havana
for refining on terms we did not learn.
RICE-Our range of prices yesterday should have
been 10 cts instead of to cts The rates range
betweent4 3lt and IS.
FIsH-Every description dull.
FRuIT-sales 1000 bxs Bunch RAisns at o56s 90.
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90 FARM TO LET-A Farm Of IS acres Of Land on
e71 Long Isand, i've miles from Brooklgn, the Bay,
@ and nesr a steamboat landing. The soil Is WAITE and
calculated for ra;stng OF early garden vegetables
D. 3. SMITH, 10 Wall-st ap stairs, OF
jl5Sr CHS, PRINCE, Safest Brooklyn
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appointment, by the Governor,

BIZ and uiih the adrice aud consent oftte Senate.
HIRAM GRAY. OF Elmirs Chemurg County, Circuit
Judge of the 9th Circuit vice Robert Mcneil resigned.
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NOW READY, VOL l, OF THE

NOW READY, VOL l, OF THE
WORKS OF TaE ENGLISH PURITAN DiVlNES,
w beautifully printed in l2no AID haEosomely bound Ia
colh Each volume Of his se-s Will eoIlaln about $50
puses and one Will be published every three monihs.
Subscribers 10 the hrs! four volumes viii receive he Tor
81 So payable Ia advance. The price 10 non-suoscoerp
viii be 50 cents each volume. ,,e,.,
The volumes will be enriched with Biographical Sketches
of The Authors aud Notices upon the character OF their
works by disiog guished writers.
Tee design IN the present scheme 10 10 orins
within the OF oil classes of the religious public the In
valuable writings OF the English Puritan Divines; and
while Inc series Will comprise by we'll known authors
sucb HowE, BAxIEs, BUsYAS. CEAssocE, &c many
others III be printed HOW great measure UNKNOWN
Every work Will be printed without ab,dgment
Tne frs, volume, ready consists OF various works
from the writings of JOHN BUSYAS, with Lie Of the A
thor, by tns Rev James Hamilton, London.
The first may be al all the booksellers, and
subscribers nsmes received. ANY Bookseller who has nst
vet had specimen volume, obtain oIs on application
the Publishers.
Ministers sabbath School Teachers, and others who take
an nIsres, The ccuation VI religious wSrk, are 2ec
fully requested make known The Cheap Religious Pub
catior Scheme. WILEY = PUTNAM,
Publishers, l6t Broadway.
E- So well has this new undertaking b-en received IN
England that before The frs volume ready the Pub
lie hr had aimed thousand subsribers o Sts
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aurflon Sales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aucrone-r
RY BANGS, RICHARDS d. PLATT.-Stcqs
ID aa Brvsd~sy.-L,bera Cash Advances made on ecd =
FRIDAY EVENING, jan 18th.
A. 81 O'Clock, al the Auction Room
Valuable Prvuis Library o! choice Books-EnShsh and
American cdious-inchiding many valuable and rsre
works Also large collection OF vry rars works relating
to America and The Revolution. Astroloey. &c
L. COLTON s. GO. Auction and Commission Nor +.
chsnts Nos ilS Fulton-st snd "a Ann-st Liberal ID
made consgrmen and prompt returns made
SHsRIrr SALE-Of one bay Mare and ono set Harness.
and groceT's Wagon
THIS DAY, (Thursday,) Jan. l3...In eonu1uaton.
Al 10 O'CLOCK. al No. 2S5 Green wichst
SHERIFF SALE OF FANCY AND SIApLI DaY Goops-
Comprising c.t casimerss satir-t, vssnss, sheen4.
shrnx ;ck ppts d-lsnes c.shrneres, epseeas lineu.
gingham checks hsnres, mernoes cord muslins towel
ing Swiss and carhric musins, liable covers, Frsuch,
Roh Roy shsyvls sk snc cotton ho
siery gloves sewing silk and nnen eanbrt and sk
hhdi ribbons sces wells, cava,s, edgrse tnserungs,
&c Also lsuaps, ptove stools boxes he Also. by 7rne
OF the came execution. half chess 7. Hyson tea
FRIDAY, Jan. 18th.
Al LOT O'Clock. AZ 81 Anu-st
snEAIrT SALE-Ofs quantity Of Lsd!es Shoes, Stppefs
Ties Buskins Aso quantity Of Chdren's Shoes OF va
rious kinds, shoe boxes SC ac Also, bags & Wool os
Fur suitable for upho' sters, to pay advanced
MONDAY, Jan. 10Th,
Al tho Store No. 50 Annst
SHERFFs SALE ofs large quantity OF eegnt household
Fsrnirure &c Also, Law Library Of 40 volures, to-
gether with large Of other Books Also, Book
cases. Desks and other Office furnituro
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 81. at No q Chathan,-st
sYrxlrF SALE OF German, China and other toys, small
Looking Glasses Perfumery, &c &c Also, q auanay Oh
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KERNoK. THH ooRsAIR,

DY EUGENE SUE. translated by Tngmss r; ~ nn
ID ESQ will published on salurGs sy mon,ns' @ .n nS
maserly esscripuons Of IN Corsa viii make MI. wok
sou ghr for by all tho admirers OF !ne suno. o %
Al od.rs ruust bs accompanied with th- eaah 10 oaef 10
u" hueu"ed ~. "a Ann-sL
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oaEAP BOOKS FoR THE

W. Fl. GRAHAMS Literary Depot Tribune Build
IA iuss, Nassau-st
The Master OF Lsngford, or The Treacherous Guest
OF Passion by j. Melville author OF Inc aai Legacy,
sc Price 25 cents. ", NJ
The Ci1en of Prague translated by Mary Hewitt Price
25 cents.
OF WIN. Penn, ny Al bert Rsrnts, price l2f cts
Hut Va, or The Maid Of the FoIesti Price va cts.
The Oi2in OF Lite. by Fred. Hollck. NJ price SI
Tale OF Tub, by Dean Swim price Is cts
Tassos jerusalem Delivered vols price 20 cs vol
Graham's Par!or Al uua with 10 beautiful engravngs;
price only 81. -.
The Prince the Queen, by Harry Hazel price - cts
The Picture OF N York 1886, with numerous engrsv
ings. Cloth rs cts, paper 81 cis
Wilamss Statistical Companion and Pictorial Almanac
for 1913 price, In paper. so Cts
illustrated Ristory of Palestine, nv John Kiuo; 2s cu
3rahams Magazine for JAM ls46, splendi1 NO. WIN
Paris Fashions Subsn price 50; p eis per No. Agents
su pplied at tk- ow est prices by
il5 2is W. 81. OR iHAM, Tribune Buildings. Nassnu-at
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WILL PUBL1SH on Stnrday.:The Greece OF The
w Greeks by GA Perdcars late s. Consul at Atheus
vols l2mo elegantly illustrated. Price 81 so.
Mr. Perdicaris. Creek by bidh though educated mere
and long s,ient county, peculiar qua-
6cs,ons for wiring work Greece. The Book !. VIII,
ten classical aud elevated sye embracing suicient
peIsona Incident and anecdps give general popularity
10 his lively descriptions ofhe pcu esqne beauty OF Gr7ece
and Of The stirring historical events connected WIN her
and everance The Turkish domination and
her sl later SUCCESS Constitutional Monarchy
ON MONDAY.
Man in the Republic A Series Of Poems by Cornelus
Malh.ws nav edon S.mo gilt Pnce S7i cts. Ji5 2'is
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T THE NewYork Cash Tailoring and Gentlemont
n General Furnishing Estabshment l87 Broadway three
doors below Franklin House, choice assortment OF
fancy articles for genemeus wear comprising sna
oai dssrabe Of soar crevats ana an enur5
new style ofmuers indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Also full assortment coats coaks and SACKS con-
sanuy hand manufactured by tho best worhmen IN Tho
city, and solo al reduced prices. .o
n27 isu - u b'rIn 0S;
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CE Hardinge's Phonogrnphy.-Mr. Fl. invites the
ltera public TO attend bis present course OF Lee
tures Phonos sraphy being given at Clinton oil
and there test s merits Al his FIRST lecture he said "ihs Is
all the Phonogsrhy that exists" and challenged any one TO
present any better system On the second evening he re-
peated the challenges but po'vey inerdicted the ASKING
of any questions or any examination of its meris
demand OF MIR H. the matter for examination, and
will prove that h system does not possess one Pm noera-
Photography s MIR. H. will YOU iufll The condition OF
Annr nsSn cial lrnge PHONOGRAPHY. lis L
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an1usen1ents.

A MEXICAN NIUsEUM-Every day and evsuiss
Aihis week. comm~ncipg Aopdsy Jan ,2h iSts-Srleo-
DID Performances every evenng al " O'clock snd Wednss
day and Saturday stsrnoons At O'clock Los. week Of
ae Giant and GAnss! who take their departure for Bal
nnSre Ian 10 Also. superb set Of Italian fanordns.
.. Msensnesl Dancing Figures also, Mr.. J. r Hall; New
ce Msisnse; Mr.. Hn.i'on; DissoivIng Views and
phr,' hSpe W also Laughing Gss: together with Ary
famous Forrur Teller. NA-1--Ao AS'~- "'-'' -s
Adrts.on: zse-cs. chfIarec under 10. II. esnt.
vocal rsCstC.-EpwARD HOWE. in. Proic-soe
Mason's) viii open "A advanced cas. in Woes. Masso
principally Secular accompanied by ,he Piano in ,b- 10
ture Room Of that Church Broa6wey on E,sS.y -
ming, Jan ls, al u O'Clock Term. asde known on ,he
evening. ia 3r.s
MUSIC AND MIRTH al Palmos The Hsrmone.
IVA ons Grand Musical Soree vocal, instrumental and
operate, This Evenng-eemprsng grand Secular Cor-
cert and Ethoptau Opera Admission :, cent. Tickets At
Messrs Saxton Miles, Boob AZ the Music Storss
End door Private boxes aud secured al
the Box Oce fror 10 o4 O'Clock during the dav Door
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NEW AND ELEGANT cARPETN9s.
Iusi Received

Y By rhe latest arrivals, several Invoices o, .le
Sreat variety of FRENCH AusUsoS CARPETS suitable for
ths richest and splendid styles furnishing together
Win The neal assortment of OIL CLOTHS offered 10 the
nrhIic with all articles connected with the trade
Persons furnishing private residences Hotels or Steam
hosis you'd and II 10 their advantage 10 call 81
SIo ewIss REUBEN SMITHS. JR- 24 Broadway.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
arsIATURE ALaAsAc.......THIs DAY.
THE SUN. THE NOON. FULL SRA.
Rises. Is sers.4 IS Sets. IS Morn 10 40
LATkST DATsa.
I oodo, .. Dec. HavTe. vTe.-..-..--....Dec 3
T Tivs-nonI - Dec 3lEey Orleans - Jan s
nF SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED
Ship Empire Russell from Liverpool 2sth Nov. with
mdse, 10 & Kingland The Empire is at anchor on
the Bar.
Brig Augusta, Sherwood. ds from Charleston, with
cotton and rice, to Sturges g. Chairman.
Schr Ann Maria Jones. I'm Newbern, NC. and ds fm
the Bar with naval stores to Sanl Mitchell. On Mon.
day morning passed hermaphrodite brig ashore Body
Island supposed hcr have gone the night previ-
ous; painted black bends. with white streak sells furl-
ed aud purchase rigged, making Preparations to dis.
charge the cargo.
Schr Nc,ous. Woss ds from Wilmington Nc, with
naval stores, &c Badger & Peck.
Schr Boston. fm Virginia with oysters. for Maven.
Schr Richard, Thompson, -. Phisd, with coal.
Below ship and . hries. Wind w w.
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v@AlIen Dodworth's Private Dancing School,
Nc 40 RrooIue-s near Broadway. Polka, Mezurka and
ali Other fashionable dances taught in correct style
SSrrie
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r. Free Lectures on Consumption, aud Posi-
lively The Lasi-Dr. Wilton Will lecture on the Cause
and Cure Of Consumption at the Central Pres
byterian Church Lecture Room (R-v Dr. Adamsl Broome
81 on Wednesday and Friday Evenings at 7! O'Clock.
The Doctor for short time be consulted at bis rooms
6R Varick-st. jli Slss
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FNLT AND WINTER GOODS.


FALL AND WINTER GOODs
NAM T. JENNINGS l. CO. Drapers and Tailors ins,
Broadway American Hota opposite the Fountain, arc i9
receipt extensive assortment Of new gooda TOT al ano
Winter wear comprising French and English Cloths fos
Dress and In ngreat variety styles
Silk, Ssnn Merno and Velvet vestngs, Muied -Clotns,
Tweeds, &c for ovsrCoaI, which will be made up
to tnrongh The aid Of - efficient corps OF cuttes
az can be found the country, essenna point Ia the
economy 10 which We would direct and in rendering The
e and Of our e a. nr ooa
the production Of any other uan nrs rae gaInsnn
Such have sustained system OF small prom. and ct
who would really effect saving Of hs extra por csniage
levied under the credit System
The attention drectsd the PaniRoons department mus
contnu. TO osr INDUCEMENTS those who appreciate n
combining ease and elegance.
In addition tho usual assortment OF goods kept y me
have always hand ready made Dross and Frock
Goats Pantaoons VESTS tho requirements Of
those who Of may require hrt rste sun
Hnndksrcbsfs Cov es Suspenders Hosiery Under Vests,
Drawers. Linen and Muslin Shirts. CollAs nc. &c szs
Anew YORK CASH TAILORING Estsblsh.
msnt lS7 Broadway, three door be"w me FrsnSin
House Tho subscribers would call he ahonuon OF tn1n
customers and the public very large snd ~su soocteo
assortment OF Fall and Winter Goods Embracing e me
stes, styles Of French and English Peo Cloths tor wineI
garments black and fancy BonJeans elastic CassmsIes
sutTo new patterns very rich styles OF Silks Cashnere
and Yelvet Vestngs suitable for the eomiog season Az
which will be made order al few hous aouce and 70
superior etylo Tor whcn tue esADhsoou' oo-
been 80 long celebrated. a..
Employing the Sung department the bssi taien u u
city do not hesitate 10 challenge comp sf"oI @ any
rrue our prices will convince tho most sk1Puc toa niH
rate garments be furnished a. very renneeo fs Io'
rash w, would also call attention 10 rns fancy ueper
.n connected with the establishment where can be round
every article requisite complete genuemans waroIooe
Of and richest Materials selected oy our
In The Paris and London markea Also an assortmsns o.
ready made Dress, Frock Coats ana wlnIsr sumoI =.
description for tho accommodation OF those requiring
"osies os ,ss 9' oe'' '' 1-"''- j. G. BOOTH CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

r-.sSo Charge until rhc Hair Is Restored:-
Emsnenr from d regular physician and applied on the
above terms since 1888, "BEALs's HAIR RESTORATIVE
stands fee from anght sppertaiIag 10 .ey Depois
Poirrs 1903 s,, Philsdephb Guions Bazaar Under Gads
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

~ Lectures OH Shalspeare.-Mr. Hndson's
lecture on Hamlet f of the course will he given nj
The University on Thursday evening Jen l5 at y O'Clock
Admitarce to single lectures, for gentleman, 81 cents
ladies 81. IL