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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05
aInrkct- . Carefully reported fer The 7lib,sne.
WEDNESDAY Feb.

ASiiES-There is very little doing to-day and prices
ara without change Export from lst 10 3lsi January,
ll76 bills Pots. and 205 do Pearls. o,
BEESWAX-Saes Of 1000 10 prime Yellow at ~ 2st
CoTToN-The sales to-day have been larger than
usual OF ls.c and 1900 bales, o: which one list
of 500 bales middng Orleans was taken for lverpocl
a, u cts and another OF 800 bales Texas for France al
price not made public. Manufacturers have taken The
remainder. Prices are without change 49,.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market is firm today but
M, active For home use there is some demand, but
there is tte inquiry tor shipment GeResee steady NJ
62 with small sales and Michigan 5ot win SAFES ooV
1000 bbls In addition TO the Empire notceo yesteraS'
the Cornra and Liberty have been taken up 10 oo !o
Cork and market ID for Grain and Is I'd Tor flour
and Meal. In Southern we notice only lOU eaIreS
Georgetown at so; Howards; was offered at %.
Sales 800 500 bbls Rye Flour at w. Sales cargo
ship Stuff lot Export from lst to 3lst January
90 6l3 bbls WheR, Flour.
GRAIN-We heard of no important transactions to-
dsy Yesterday 900 bushels White Pennsylvania w heat
sold on private terms The supply of Corn was large.
there icing 9000 bags New Orleans aioat We notice
no sales Rye and Barley nominal. Oats $3.50 Tor
Northern Sales LOO bags Bisck-Eyed Peas at 81 =
bag few days ago 5000 bushels sold in bulk for ship
nent IS We requested at the time not 10
publish tie sale but il has since been made public Ex
per; from lst to 3ls January IL on bushels Corn 1881
do Wheat 1882 do Rye. 100 do Barley.
GROCERlES-f0r Tire DGys-1ho rnarSe; for COT
fee continues very and prices il any thing rather
tend upward The sales 500 bags Brazil at Z:
500 Suinatra on private terms and $50 ST Do
,,ugo g. al CTS. cash. Sugar rnsrset very firm and
prices OF New Orleans eighth OF a y u
HIGHER The sales however but It's bhds az
mos and 80 Cuba Muscovado for export cts cash
short price The market for New. Orleans Molasses is
6rmer and prices hall higher. The sales 80
Aids New Iberia at - CTS $50 bbls New Orleans in
lois o6a27: $50 do TO arrive 20 Ge6!. NOS some new
cron Cuba within our range and 800 hhds tart do for
disabling Is CTS mos.
COPPER-There is fair demsnd for new Sheathing
a, % cts g mos. 5000 TO 6OO0 old brought Is cash
FTSU-Abopt 400 ouintss Dry Cod have arrived and
sold at . 81 OF Mackerel, 200 hbls small No have
been taken a, l2t.
OILS-Northiug farther done in Whale. American
Linseed is steady al sbou, 81 for country and o.
cash for City made 300 gallons English sold for export
at 49, cash. short price, few Or casks Olive were taken
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THE GENUINE PREPARATION.

nR SWAYNE'S Compound Syrup OF Wild Glory
DConsumpves or those whose lungs are Affected slight
ly should this Syrup without deiay ny "mcn eS may
prevent the fixing ofthat dire disease fully and nImy HOW
I'm por,aut then avoid IL Never live day WIN cough
when Syrup be had and you are nearly csrn WIN
proper care To avoid destruction by Consnmpuon
compound OF Vegetable Remedies II is called wild Cher
~ because article the bass OF The prepafauon ~
40 combined with other ingredients is, the uinos en-
cheney given u Its good quaiues a. s I
server VI the powers and functions OF life has no equal
CAurIoa--A preparations Of wild Cherry, e1cep. W
Swsynes fictitious and counterfeit and sprung TX ys
afer this valuable remedy had Introduced Itself ln9 ne scn
chamber; the .efore be deceived by the many nasaA
and lions Mixtures try the genuine and be cufen
Prepared only by Dr. Swsyne, N W. corner OF hisn aiu
Race sts Philadelphia 49, III pt.,. nat. NJ
Sold wholesale and retail at Cnarles %. h'ns ua ~
MInnr.1 le2 Broa1wny corner OF JohnaL and AZ Drug
stores ls3 Bowery III Broadway, 2O5 uc
son-st and 353 u dDd-st J%1 -"eoe..
7 IFK INSURANCE National Loan Fund Lii,
Assurance Society OF London-t Empowered by Act OF
PsrliameuL IF ounded the Mutual and Joint STOCK
Pnsciple.-Capital S2r500yOoo Chief ohee "a "a!''-
NewYork.
UNITED STATES Local BOARD OF DIREcToRa
JACOB HARVEY, ESQ Chairman,
j J9aST 4 fAL 5;bdbh ET;f; ESQ.
LANES sooRaAH Egg New-Yort.
GEORGE BARCLAY, Esq
SAML 5 ROWLAND, ESQ
GORHAM a. WORTH, Esq
sAnSEh p; e Fg SfD6 III Esq
SEARS C. WALKER Esq Phfladeirh,s
LOUIS A. Cooley, ESQ FN'
GEORGE 4 GRAHAM Esq
Standing Couns.l-W. VAS Hook, Esq 80 WallsL
sol:c.tor-JoaS HONE, Esq. y Finest
DlyIsIos or PROFITS.
The s,eadv success Increasing prosperity of the Soc
..v snaed The Directors the last hnpnal invests
eiytr amongst the Poicyho.deTs reyersonary bonus
averaging over per the premiums on each policy
effected the Policy Scale
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. Monday

SENATE. ALBANY, Monday, Feb. =
Petitions were presented for en- amendment OF the
Charter of Trinity Church, for division OF West
chester County for alterations of Militia Law
Mr. CLARK's resolutions IN relation TO the Militia
were farther discussed in Committee by Messrs
SPENCER, JONES CLARK and YoUse, but without
coming question the Committee rose
The Senate then proceeded TO the nomination OF
Treasurer, which resulted in the choice OF THOMAS
HARRINGTON.
Messrs JOIN L. O'suLL1yAN and ROBERT CAMP
BELL, Jr. were also nominated as Regents OF Inc
University.
On motion of Mr. CHAMpERLAIS the Governor
was requested to communicate the report OF the Spe
cial Agent among the Seneca Indians.
The bill relative 10 the District Attorney OF
Orange County passed in Committee after some dis
cussion, and went to third reading. Adjourned
ASSEMBLY
There were several memorials for and against the
Hudson River Railroad TO incorporate Univers
" at Rochester; for Agricultural School and TX
detrimental Farm near NewYork; tor SAFETY
Fund Bank al Saratoga; 10 reduce the Auction Du
ties; for the abrogatou of the Death Penalty &c
Mr. SPoFFoRD reported in favor of the bill author,
izing Trustees of Colleges and Academies 70 hod
real and personal estate in trust
Mr. Coz, bill TO reduce the expenses OF eour'
Marials
Mr. LUDLOW reported the Senate bill to revive
tho charter of the New y ork Historical Society,
which passed.
The nomination Of Treasurer and two Regents
OF the University resulted as before stated In the
Senate. and the nominees Of the two Houses were
declared duly elected. in joint convention
Mr.. STEVENSON offered resolution, OF inquiry
which was adopted as the causes Of the refusal OF
the Albany and West S,ockbridge Railroad Com
pany 10 carry the mail.
MIR. BLoss offered resolution calling upon the
Comptroller for information to printing for the
Executive departments Laid over
Mr. BLoss also gave notice of bill to incorpo-
rate the Western New-York A Agricultural School.
The bill to incorporate the American and Foreign
Bible Society, was taken up in Committee end dis
cussed by Messrs. s. LAWRENCE HARRIS, Coz. j.
YOUNG TILDgS. CHaTFlELD, Boss and STEVEN
SON. No question taken Adjourned
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The Georgia Railroad and Banking Co. have de-
clared dividend of per upon their capital stock
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser gives list OF
As vessels with an aggregate tonnage of lO2U' tons
which have been built Lake Erie and other Lakes
still farther West during past year. at aggregate
cost Of $685. Ooo Also Is vessels, built Lake On
ario Of ISL tons aggregate costing about $1,000
The entire Lake Marine including all vessels employed
in navigation is estimated as follows:
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EIOCuTION

ELOCU TON.
II. J. Harvey. a. NJ. will deliver the first OF a
Course OF five Lectures, with
READINGS
from the British and American Poets illustrating
Eiocution1ry Expression,
NJ the University, slngtor-squAre Thursday Even
Ing Fehnsry-he remaining Lectures 10 he deiv
cred ill their close For particulars OF first Lee
ture see Programmes.
Tickets the Course FIVE Lectures One Dollar 10 he
had j. Crn,rens Bookstore, OF Broadway and
Bleecker ST. The Jsnitor and the door The evening
OF the Lecture.
TO commerce preci.elv at Il o'clock # 2ds-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

TpE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE co.
~ Cupital $500 ,0G0-O;Hcei IL Flu on-st Brooklyn
Having heir nearly entire continue TO take rsks
on buildings machinery merchandise and property gener-
sy on their Isu favorable This Company has passed
thou h the I'VE greatest coniagraons thai have ever oc-
Win conpsratyev .;sht losses .hs system which ty
buve always Practical OF limiting sad scattering their
Alosses which the Compsly may sasaln Will be adjusted
B. ". DELAMATE8, President
ig lmt.+eod T.. c. FiSS. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

Ssyps's SARsAPARILLA.-The blood contains the elements
of the whole guna siruciure-fesh and fore glars, mus
ees endons the nails The hair and the bones them
selves are ali sustained by the blood Well then, may i,
be called the OF life In proportion 70 the purity OF
the hld will ue that OF the substance into which it Is conn
uslly changing Corrupt blood, instead Of producing
healthy desh likely enough tevelop sores and ulcers
When these appear whether In the specific form OF scrotua
sbscess &c or oIhe ordinary types there s detergent
Ills believed will rapidly neutraliz. the virus in the
blood from which they spring, an Sands's Sarsepuria
Prepared and sold. wholesale End RETAIL by A b. d
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, ~ Fuon-si- us Broadway
and n East Broadway, NewYork Sold also by DrugPist'
generally hrou ghou the United States. Price 81 per bot
III 4 hnt for IS
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MARRIED /:

On the 3D. by Rev DR. Smith P eter HARDWOOD, Jr. to
Hannah NJ Curtis both Of Mass
on the ID by Rev. Dr. Anthem James Stokes tc Ellen
Fisher.
Al Iamaica, L. L Edward Hewlett to Phebc Ann 81
mouson.
c. Boynton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

~ We cannot too frequently impress upon Tie commit
nifty necessity of invigoraling the hnir prevent fall
INK free from the which produce diseases
Incidental the head Phaols Chemical Hair lnvigoator
strongly recommended by the faculty and scientific
generally being HE eilcecious Low in No
gentleman or ia5ys toe, should be without it, Price fifty
cent boe-arge size 81. Prepared aud sold by f. Pha
lon Wig-makcr and Harcuer, IA Broadway and for
sale by drug and fancy dealers generally.
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Gusiirees Notices.

KEsAv AND RyPoPHAGEN SOAPs.-Just received
fresh supply of these celebrated shaving soaps For
saleat G SAUNDERS e. SONS.
4f4t III Broadway few doors above Cortland-si.
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uinter Fashions.
ALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FALL AMI WIN LEX &OOO0.
NNTa. T. JENNINGS CO. Diapers and TRiors In
w porters OF Cloths and Csssmeres vestugs, &C. 81
Broadway American Hotel opposite the Fountain, In
extensive assortment OF good. for Fall and
Winter comprising, French and English Cloths for
Fock Goats In variety o Styles
Silk, Satin, Merino and Velvet vesdng. Miled Cloths.
Tweeds, &c for OverCoats, which will be made up
order through the aid OF as efficient corps OF cutters
be found In the country 40 essential point 10 ne
economy which would direct and In rendering the
style and character Of garments such must satsy @
discriminating that views OF cheapness are not based
on the production Of any other than hrs rate gaens
Such have sustained system OF small profits and quick
returns prompted the solicitation NJ call from those
who really effect saving Of the extra per cenAge
levied under the credit sysLsuL
Th directed 10 the Panaloons department must
continue offer Inducements those who appreciate 6t
combining and elegance.
In additou to the OF goods kept BY Tho
trade always hand ready made Dress and Fock
Coats Pantaoons Vests sc 70 tho requirements OF
those who Of may require hst nie sun
Aso, Fanny Articles In great variety Scans CIavsn
Handxerctefs GoV.s SuBpeDders. Hosiery, Undsr-Vssn
DRIVERS Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, NC &c sAs u
nVERCOATS. Cloaks, Winter Frocks &c IN various
nI2istf VIM. T. JENNINGS Il Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

CS,- MEssRs. CoMsToCE Il Co. q Coriand-st i have
been very sorely afflicted for long time with most iave
crate ulcers legs. rendering almost helpless and
have never found any thing 10 do them any good
until used your CcnnePs Magical Pain Extractor, and ii
has done wonders curing the most desperate so-
that Doctor, could DO nothing with Ii is remark
able art Gle and should be made universally known FOR the
benefit Of the afflicted. ELLEN TOCkER, No. . Oak-st
This Pain Extractor only be had genuine a, q Cori
lsns..t 81 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

S,TEA1I POWER suitable almost any kiaa =,
- ign Machine workers. turning sihss or ~ofkss
brass or SILVER may mad The TSIBusE BUILDING,
superor rooms we'll lghLed eli sides iieai 40 ~ "a.
moderate AID possession given inimedistey' ~ '"
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JOHN. j. SWIFT, Auctioneer
d A rnTT A q. ES nm y, THAT near 9th syepu,

JOHN. J. SWIFT, AuctiOnecr
A COTTAGES ON 27TH-ST. near 9th avenue -
tfSWIFT X MORGAN will sell on Tuesday, February
10Th at u O'clock the Merchants Exchange III not
with court yurds in 'front.' located the North side Of 9th
ST near the avenue rapidly improving neighoor-
hood and within minutes walk OF Chelsea line OF omn
buses The Houses are we'll built with ouamened fronts;
there are two fre-plsces each OF the principal floors
nm shed room In the basement with cellar In the rear and
good brick rist-rus the yards the Of each lot
stable with passage way 10 feet wide 10 the
rear communicating with 27ihst To carnlsn and Others
keeping horses above Houses must be- desirable To-
cations large portion Of the purchase money may re-
main bond and mortgage at Per cent For farther par
ic,lars apply to JAMES n WELLS, s,havenue, between
2is and 22d.st or the Auctioneers, No, 2 PinesL
f28 StisWThS rThSstM&Tus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

oae of the steamers the Niagara is as large as our
largest Liverpool packets tonnage 1875 cost 500 Geo
oue Of he propees the Princeton is 456 tons burthen
Several of The brics and schooners over 200 TONS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

DRESSING CASES The subscribers having for some
time past been manufacturing the above article can now
confidently offer them TO the public as the most portable
and at the time the most complete and elegant
article now manufactured They have every requisite
for pen.eman's toilet aud as travelling companion
they are invauabe-evory article contained in them has
been selected under the subscribers personal supern
tendance and will be warranted fit for use in fact for
utility durability and chespness they unsurpassed.
4f4t G. SAUNDERS & SON. 1T Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

rEP Mr.. Phlander FAIR and Mrs Melissa A Tel
Ter eoped from East Claridon Geauga Co Ohio on the
18th OF January last Each of the fugves lett former
companion and children in the above named place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

tY- Gourau, tain Ned,cated SoG FOR the OF PIN
plea Frecker Tan Saowness EuptioEs and ali ssin dia
sguremerts the only depot. ST WsSeL-s ls Store FEu
Broadway, ~ n cake GrecaR Hair Dye, pegetn6h
iigud Rou &C. for cr,nsonug Lips lId Cheeks Poror'
Spbhl, for ernG,caue e,jrrluo hnr, without injury ic
the skin Lily Watt for instantly scauerin. reaness ano
fnlhes from the face Acoustic drops for curing aesnesa&c
ne The shove celebrated pr.uarsons Of Dr. Gournud',
10 be- found only 10 mind 81 WsEerpt lat Store
FROM Broadway.
Jordan HiiS-et Ruston. CARLETON Co Lowell; tves 50
lem; W L. Ci-rush N Bedford; Guild, Bangur Snas spring
k.li larn,o Z & b"sgV. ~. ilsvoD GA
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Boston Anction Sales.

by Y. p. A y. RICH, Gil Broad-srcs, opposite
ID Fosters wharf, Rostop
WEDNESDAY, Feb. II.
Boors SHOES AND Bgoe Ass.--3OO cspes Boots, Shoes
and Broguns Leather &c. Sole Lehther, Upper In The
rou Oh and finished CALI LINING, Binding, and Kid SKINS
Shoe Thread and other sho@ stock
WEDNESDAY, March h.
Semi Annual Sale
Boors SHOES, BRocASs AND HATs.-2000 cases Boota,
Shoes Brogsns and Hats
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:, -. -no. End 500 bsksts MaraeiIes. on ,errns

VI did not learn
TALLow-sales 10000 II prime at II cts
WHIsKY-very few bbls Offering. A sales of 100 bbls
CITY was made at "a. cts. rs-rz'
SALr-we note sales 20t0 bushels Turks Island at IS
eta The last sale of Ashtons Liverpool Fine at
saI-snd of other brands 81 mos
ToBACCo-Nothingd doing. except IN Connecticut and
Florida OF which farther sales have been made al pre-
vious rates
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rz,-Tbc FIRST anniversary Of Pain, Tent, T. y.

CEr-Thc First 4 Anniversary OF Palm Tent, u. y.
of Rechabircs, will be celebrated Tbu:sd4y Evening
next in the NJ + Church in Geenest near BroomesI on
which occasion the officers elect viii be installed in Their
respective Offices by the E1csmpmeni Addresses by Col
A. Ming and Others eminent speakers. Good singing
Duets and Solos Also Dialogue by young Misses
Blind Boy will ao take IN The exercises Tickets
l2l cents had uf Mrs. ". w. Deems, 30 Csrinst
Mrs g. Loud, 81 Vessv-st; MrsS. Woodward, 81 Ninth
avenue and a. the Door the evening. II u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

Jores's Spanish Lily White
Makes ladies' skin clear, slnool h anu orisn"
Gives il natural. snowy, hfe-lke hue
Ths, all would have. yer possess'd by very few
Ladies' you can all hrve morning noon and night
BY using Jouess Spanish Lily White
Said ,,ice o. cents box ut 90 Cha,hsm-si. ard SCI
R,o,st,.ssr w or $50 En,on.s, BROOKLYN ST 2isod
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genera! Nnti1es

R-y. y. Palmer. the authorized Agent for r,o.t Of
the Newspapers OF ali the cite. ami principal towns in
the United State- and Casca mag consulted al h= Office
in the Tribune Buildings between the ho-rs of ana -
O'Clock, A. NJ. SfIyis
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VIM. w. SHIRLEY, Aucuouecr.

WIN. W. SHIRLEY, Auctionecr.
HOUSE FURNITURE SALE, by II. +. WILL
1lLARD, Friday Feb. 9Th l0t O'Clock, No ISIS Hud
sonst near ST. Johns park without for cash, rain
or shne-Caslogue of very general assortment OF
kitchen basement parlors and FIVE bed Furniture
Sofas Couches Centre and Card Tables eegan. Girsn
doles Lamps Plated and Britannia Ware, fine Cutlery Tea
Trays Paintings &C. Also, Patent and French Bedsesds,
Bedding Bureaus Washstsnds, Couches, Sofa Bedseads.
a.. IL
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~ Western Virginin.-The Eclectic PhalsnX OF
Gimer County are ready receive resident members
For Articles OF Association and full ininunston attend
This ,hursday) Evening" h met the Meeting Hail.
of 90 Grp.n,.. IL
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II SEE FOURTH PIG E.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Ship Arson. Barkman s ds I'm Charleston. with cotton,
rice &c. to Gen Sutton. Passenger-Eugene Hucket-
Ship Exchange Peabody I'm Calcutta 9TH Sept, Sand
head the It'll s; Helena 26th Nov, bound TO Boston put
in in distress leaking short of provisions and water and
have experienced constant gales from SW 10 NV from
the IA of January the 23d lay 10 for 10 days with a
heavy sea- the ship aboring much, which caused her 10
leak badly making from 2C0 to 500 strokes per hour
Vesses left before reported by the overland mail. The
Exchange lowed yesterday from the Hook to tue
city by the U 5 Revenue Steam Cutter Spencer.
Brig Lewis Bruce, Crowell. 3 ds i'm Wilmington, Del
With corn meal, to " Buckley.
Scbr Carolina. Pratt, DIS from Newbern, c, naval
s;ores to Depeyster & Whitmarsh
Sc hr ST Pierre O'Ne, IA I'm Newbern, c, naval
stores 10 Medad Patt.
Schr Barbara Larkin, DIS I'm Newborn, c, naval
stores. to master
schr Panpero, siiman, , ds I'm Philad, meal, to
schr Thsddeus Hudson 4 ds i'm Norfolk, Aour and
schr Thets, Thomas dsfm Norfolk, oysters, to
ter.
sloop David Van Name, FIN Virginia, oysters.
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u good HAIR Dye, that dyes the hair bacS ano
sky does MOI r |, or touch the skin. Such reader s
The Moorish Hair Dye sold at ~ Chatham snd SCI Broad
w.v pr.s ~ ee,,s st 2eod
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NEW ENGLISH MEDICAL WORKS


IMPORTED BY D. APPLETON u co 20i Broadway.
iChen's system Of Surgery. Edited by south, vol. Isl
Walsh. on Nature and Treatment Of Cancers, Syo.s'5
Raiiard and GRADS Elements Ms.ria MedicaS3 30
Sampson on Homeopathy, avosl %.
A-hTel on Diseases of Fer3les Svo-S6
Murphy's Lectures OF PRrturiton, Svo.- - 90
Robertson on the Govt aso.-s3
Coles on the Spine and Prone System, mo-Si 20.
Smith on Scrofula, 5vo-S2 p.
Drum'nond- First Steps to Anatomy. l2mo-Sl 81.
Era. mus Wilson Healthy SKIN, 2mo SO %
Lees Theory and Practice Of Midwifery 8vo-Si 80.
Campber- System OF Midwifery, evo-Si 90
Cooper on the Bones an Ligameuts. syo.
Evans OF Pulmonary Phthsics-S2 p
Latham on Diseases Of the Heart vo. l--S2 =.
Lei.vre's Apology for the Nerves l2mo-S2 b.
Gbert on Diseases OF the Skin, l2mo-S2 %
Furnival on Diseases ofthe Heart, Svo-S2 10
Macilwain- on Treatment of tn more, 9vo.-Sl ~.
d. A. * co HAVE JUST PUBLISHED,
Practical Tresiise Heshy Skin with rules for the
medical do1ettc If Cutaneous Diseases ny
Erasmus Wilson, Il S. Jr vol l2m"-i'!nstrated-S'.
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tFr J-uioni.ts' BAHIA meeting Of this Association
for The purpose making preparations for their Grand An
nua Bail will he held National Hall Cana-s on Friday
euins. February b, att o'clock Members are request
ed 10 be punclual in attendance By order of
q. w. BRENNAN, President
RoRtr d. HOLMES Secretary pro TEN. 81 Il
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A. {. FUTILE. Auctioneer.
VTARDWARE AND CUTLERY.-TUTTLE <

A. c. FUTILE. AuctiOneer.
IJARDWARE AND CUTLERN.-TUTTLE
I1DUCLUZEAU will sell This Day. at 10 O'clock n
The Auction Room. No rs Pearst a credit off mos for
approved paper leo packages Of Birmingham aud Sheffield
Hardware and Cutlery. French, German aud American
Goods of Importation and worthy the attention OF
city aud country deslears comprising in part Csrks.
Perry',, Wilson kenricks patent and common Butts
Ibbotous genuine imperial Scythes, Flea Rasps Chs
sells Goug-s Plane Irons Drawing Knives Edge Tools,
PANEL Saws Sheep Shears Fly Pans round and
fiat Bolts, Norfolk Latches &c. &c.
Also table, dessert ard spring Cutlery, viz Knives and
Forks Carver pen and pocket Knives Scissors, Shears
Also, 500 doz Rszors, assorted qualities.
Also case split and ribbed Percussion Caps.
Also l25 dog British and German Silver Table and Tea
Spoons Tbimblcs Spectaces Lead Pencils Tobacco Box
e. Powder Fasts. Measuring Tapes, Hooks and Eyes.
Also. TWO Iron Sai.a
Catalogue. and samples now ready. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

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