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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-16
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THE sEA-sHoRE.
sr AUGUSTUS syoDGaA.s.
For The Tribune

lr was winding path we Travelled on Tia: day,
And through sreen woods and g.ens ando~er bills "
and over rude cid bridges thai dancing 'NeAiH' iN'
under,
.na Nv biyb waterfalls with voice. ike the thunder
And by fair cottages where pespfns children srniso
snd ~ abandoned huts grown desoste and wild
:. meadows with cattle dotted fair
.T.. va wood mouptsin path wandering feet did
bear.
The robin hushed in song abruptly "a ne passed
The Wild woodpccker gave It's loud alarunn fat
The squirrel 10 It's nest tripped ~ariiy away;
And lonely path bus glad our hears that day
And by the way.sde sred the wildhowers with meek
eyes.
The herrnits Of their kind sen. cut ron Tee ana sA4
And Ger our beads spread cut the hernoc% ana he osc
Their r.tling branches wavingn low speech
Behind US glowed tho vae,-a miniature was all,
The boek stream and cottage End forest seemed so
small
Before, the wild 9rood path and winding winding Sill
Through groves and streams and up the gentle hill
At length we gain the summit above the open sky
Before. o God image Of thy Eternity
High bcaying and uprolling and beating on ia shore
Its cesseless surges breaking with unendng roar
We stand upon thy borders, upon tiny shore, o Sea
We cast abroad our spirts-our spirits upon thee;
We bid them bring the secrets the wonders Of thy reign
But ike reeng wrecks thou burlst them back again
thou eternal Image what shores beyond thee swell
What In thy chambers what secrets IN them
dwcui
What green isles on thy bosoInf what ads
Whnt unknown rivers roll TO thee their golden sands
Tn. wauderer on thy wave shall travel and return
Fro,o shore 10 shore he wanders-from yewess bourn
70 bourn
The green isles on thy bosom shall glow upon his eyes
And he shall tell the tale Of wonder and surprise.
Blu, tLou. unknown Sea thou Sea. all before,
The wanderer on thy returns TO more
The green isles on thy bosom upon his eyes shall glow.
But neer the tale OF wonder from his lips shall know
And thou unknown Sea thy secret shores shalt tell,
What in thy chambers what secrets in them
dwell
What glory in thy depths what undiscovered lands
What unknown rivers roll to thee their golden sands
o from our cold existence spirits gaze on thee
Thou ROLES, there afar o thou immortal Sea
But sh too soon for us-too for Joy We.
Thy pillows gather round us Thy foaning waters glow
Sen o unknown Sea whose isles golden stars
From out whose 5courging tempests form OF Fury
glares,
On whose nirrored bosom Earths sunted rouls appear
Roll now thy cleaning my shrinking hear, snesr ?
Near, nearer to all or a. stand this day
Upon the open hill or in the wooded way
Around us all thou rollest and shalt forever roll
10 tempes. or in calm, thou Ocean OF the Soul
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SenaI Hotires.

NOTICE 70 s..-osf =, &c :. ~ Ss
IAgss:1-e eo.e Al Ac: rsla1ve 10 re eo-4eccoc OF
Taxes IL he cIy or Brooklyn. ant oE one, gu po-es
tPessed April Isls, is5 Notice 8 n-s9! Ia -
As.ess-ea: Rolls :or Taxes 70. Ne c1[ei - u
dag beer deTered % lie C0r.roer 81 - ' - -:
W AID ths: fror, a. :.aes which sA Dc pad 70 &c sac
cozt-oIier +hs- ;3-- 3s!E t-ol ne cA;s nsrs2 o.
d1cc1- q TREE oer cs i Sc mace A-- -aet iroc a.
axes which sa Dc 20 ,sE zsr i= sX-A-o- q ne sac
LtT GAYS su1;ytni- sixty DAYS t-o-l SAG ere 5.c
ror OF Two per ce-. xii De r1scs; sd ns OF sac a.er
ne FrzsT Tusstzy Z lamar u-Sl p1e per ee9- W. .
aided a. zen remaining laPsl - 81 % -.
TEizD Tles5ay Of Jscaa-y csxt- he SAD toa-ro-=F VII
deliver 10 se Collector: Of IL az o. SEoos-yn n
said Assessrf--; Roll. iogeLher VIE tie Ta-s-- hereto
grp.xet c!-e-t- t-- % process! 7 regard % LIE t.
PAID t.xes = re -2s.c-r directed % -.F-
TIE Controller YOU'D res?-cl--y 80, -. : - =.
i=d s ;n=-selve. OF Ire provision. o. ne Ae F-.er-
r-c % II ide ADORE uo..ce inform rtI i 4 soon 3
u-zc-ca5 a heir Bills ra= - Il read ness 20 a. 70
prevent delay hec hey zsy be prepared 10 PaT iaeE
taxes.
Il compliance XIII resolution Of he Mayor a'c Con-
no. Cornell. NOTICE = hereby farmer Slgen ma re
Controller -S receive axes a. ~ once II tie Ci.y
Buildings. FROM O'CLOCK A NJ MIL : VSLoth
,T..oi-o Ca=ira.lsr-
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Things in philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA Dec a.
There seems some doubt expressed in various
quarters as to the ability OF our State to meet the entire
payment o:its February interest in cash have
10 know that Buch doubts groundlcs and prob.
ably predcated upon opinion which has been freely
expressed that il would be injurious the finances OF
the State should Mr. snowden its present Treasurer be
removed from Office by our Wing Legislature. He has
made a most invaluable officer and the reason of IL s
that though ultra LocoE oco politically be has
Quoted the Treasury business Wing principles Had
be been actused by many any OF the radical hard
money anti bank antborrowed capital notions which
bave often heard him promulgate in debate our lie
gsativo floor the credit OF Pennsylvania would
have been renststed.
There s another view this be taken In the Gu
Ser7,a,orsl of 1913 distinct grounds taken
ON the issue OF Reputation the ability OF and the
al demand the people OF the state TO pay the interest
the public debt freely discussed aud from every
quarter there determination that the interest
should be paid. Mr. Snowden has industriousy kept
the people in nlnd ol these promises. and us conse
quence the most strenuous individual eNertOns
made By County Treasurers, Commissioners and other
fiscal SCENTS, 10 allow deinquencies large
OF outstanding taxes were paid in inducements 10
punctuay held forth and the Treasury was placed
in healthy state. The will again produce
duce the same results. The people of Pennsylvania
have wiled the payment OF their interest and
though shall part with Major Spowden public
office, with more regret than usually falls 10 the lot
his political tribf, am happy in the confidence tina,
there many Wings who will bring TO the conduct OF
Treasury il selected for its head much industry
probity and energy, he has hope to see our Wing
Legislature after full examination OF the public &C.
counts pass resolutions OF thanks Mr. $ Tor his con.
duct while in Office. This will DC pleasing amclioraton
OF the general aspcrites OF party warfare and compi
ment which consider fully deserved Al all events and
in contingency the February interest will be paid
and there is fair grounds for present presumption
that Pennsylvania will again fail in her financial
credit course OF policy suicidal than that
already hroached by the General Government must be
invented before the keystone can be driven FROM her
present position.
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miscellaneous.
resi- FRUITS. &C.

FRESH FRUITS. &C.
MALAGA GRAPES, Malaga RAis;ns IN whole, half and
llqr boxes Zante Currants, SG!iana Rsisns, Madeira
Ci,ron Italian CitrOn, CAnGled Orange and Lemon
Peel Lemons, Oranges, Pome granAies, Seaddocks.
Bordeaux Prlnrs IN fancy boxes, Smyrna and Nal
AKA Figs Egyptian Dates, Arabian Dates, Bitter
Almonds Jordan Sheed Almonds Sicily SheAed
Almonds Almonds Paper Shell, &c. Fibcris,
Brasil Nuts, Madeira Nuts, Pecan Nuis, Genoa
Nuts Pea Nuts Ca!abria, Sicily and refined
licorice. Rock Candy, Sperm Candies, a.!
No lSs colors and different prices, Sperm Oh WIN
Ter and IA! strained, Sweet or, Ii bottles
and BEETLES, Sardires in oil, Anchovles.
Olives Capers, MushrosHI Ara Tomato
K-;chup. Picked Onions, Wslnuis,
Gkerkins &c Worcestershire Sauce,
together wiki 4 genera! assortment OF
English Sauces
Superior Green and Black Tess full assortment, and
White and Brown Sugars. al Inc dlaeren! kinds, s. 81
prices Coffee an assortment, also roasted and ground
daily Chocolate. prepared Cocoa and Paste, Cocoa
Shells, Spices, whole and ground, warranted pure,
Bakers Brown, Pine Apple, Raspberry. Lemon Uln-
ger, Orgeai and Other Syraps, Cherry and hasp-
berry Brandy. rich and delicious cordial, Cor
diAis foreign and domestic n bottles and or Grait
old irish Scotch and Monougahela Whiskey, sd
perior old Wines AID Liquors, al assortment,
Scotch. English and American Ale and Porte:
saG bottles. isInslRss. THp!ocH. Arrow Root,
Chalha.n-., Ssgo, Starch. Rice, Barley. Honluy Oa;
meal, CASTLE, Yellow snc shaving Soap.
InGi.o. white comb Honey. Moiasses
and Syrup, Brandy Peaches and Cher
TIES, Rock Canay. JGjub- Pas.e Sale
rsius Je.li.s, E6s; and West lrc;s
Preserves Sapssgc, English and
American Cheese, &c.
Congress ard Pavilion Sars.ogs Wse. n G. Ant pi
bottles Havsna ana Principe S-gas various brxacs Ard
very me Hedscke ChsmPai and otaerisvors ors.cs
swsv. hand The above goods for sale r original
packages BY retail 10 families by
GASSNER YOUNG. No. lSe Chsihsrn-s-
dS opposite the Chatham Theatre
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sale. III the stock Exchange TIE

Tgg C.y.Ls--S Sir Henry. the IKE bFockfo7:
nacyat cane il today loaded down wi; passengers AID
The Er1eiine.- ore Of the Genesee Valley Pac&eis
.s-,s n sIso, from Dars7!e and took back hesTy
80 Of freight Tie canal appears 70 Be open io some
distance west and south Roch. Dem. SATURDAY
Exports from the Por. Of New-York ION itn 70
-. -. - .-.r1-
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MR. ApAMs.--A statement in the Sunday Tele.
graph says the Boston Wing OF Monday respecting the
health of Mr. Adams calculated ii not noticed 10 cr,
ste wrong impression in the public mind His i'm.
proveInent during the past few days although not rapid
has been steady before /, has not been more
at any time than during the last two days
PRoY HgNRY.-W understand that Prof. Henry
has written TO friend in this city announcing his iu;en
ZION OF accepting tine appointment which has been so Ia:
terngy rendered to him by the Trustees OF the Smith
sonisn Institute. Albany Eve Jour
Charge dAtsires of his Majesty the King of the Two
scies was last week introduced the Presldca, by
the Secretary OF State. Mr. MartGscelli is the hrst
diplomatic representative accredited the United
States by his Sc;sn Majesty He expressed i'll strong
teens the friendship felt for his country by his
reign and congratulated the President upon the conclG
sion OF the late treaty OF commerce between the
natons Tho President rec;procscd the friendly feel
ngs entertained by his Majesty and expressed his salts
faction at the, conclusion of treaty which would he
believed prove alike advantageous both parties snd
N0u'u o.na Tue TWO countries 'oSether in bonds OF still
more intimate friendship Union
ARuMSELLER INDICTED FOR MANsI ,uGarER.-
r1inseiicr In New Bedford we learn from the Asr
esy by The name OF Iohn Rritnel lately furnished
u his Victims with brandy until he tell senseess the
door The helpless man then dragged into cellar
where he was laid near "a window with neither sash nor
shutter the Thermometer being Al II degrees and cold
water poured upon him He WIS then taken iron, the
ces, with signs Of lie shout him except breathing
and the ruuiseer wishing TO close his shop for The
night ne was io:i III III outer living his face
with his head sehtz forses fae4ss reiko store
On that same spot he found in the morning isad
&c had net stirred The Jury Of asues, returned the
following verdict;
'Tha, Philip 9. Simmons HIS death by conses-
or Of Tie brain caused by the excessive o hYasiy
and subsequent exposure 10 The cold, and Of the head 20
extreme heat upon The premises ctJohn Sri;e OF whom
he brandy WAS Obtained All through whose recklessaes
the exr posture took place J. s. CoNGpoN, Foreman
Brisneil arrested on Thursday last and held to
bail in the sum OF Slo(O charge o. rzaRSLiayA-.
We learn from Col Hatch. that the sensation created
N New. Bedford BY the above recorded is
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n. .sip Sheridan from Lrs-P0oi-Iohn JEFFREY tsq hn'
lady OF Quebec Thos Morris OF Mississippi II Ihap
lin Of Eng and 80 in the Storage.
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DY ORDER OF Daniel Praii, inst Judge OF orontsga

DY ORDER OF Daniel Prati, hrs, Judge OF OuonGsga
ID County Court and Counselor &c IN the supreme Court
Notice hereby gwen pursuant 10 the Provisions OF me
statute authorizing attachments against aoscondllg con
cesled and nonresident debtors. that an attachment mas
issue! Agains; the OF james HUI OF TIE state OF on
siana non-re-iden Of the safe of New forS ac mat
the ,vi. sold FOR the payment OF h debts uae, he
appear and discharge such attachment according 10 law
within nine months from the first publication OF t1 notice
and , the payment of any deb due 70 him by residents
this STATE and the delivery 10 him or Tor NJ, Es' OF any
properly within this State belonging hin, and Tie tran
fer OF ans such property hy hr orudcen by law and
are void Dated the I'm day OF March, 70
FORBES y SHELDON Attorneys
t....n., Ana.ln., I.raiIfnr Srrnrrs,.. y l.
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N oRnER ID abrarn n On. Re.ordrr b lhe -

DN ORDER OF ihrsm B. Osln, Recorder OF tle cry
ID Troy Notice hereby given pursuant 10 the statute
authorizing attachments against ahscondiEg concealed aud
nonresident debtors that attachment has issued against
the estate OF Francis DenusOn and William c. Denrison
both residents the OF Michigan. anc mat The same
win be sold for the payment OF iher depi- unless ley
near and discharge such aitschu according 20 aw with
in nine months the rs publication OF ms notice. ana
that the payment any debts due TO en by residents o.
his State and the delivery Them or for their use OF any
property within this State belonging 10 heni and ths
any SUCH property by are forbidden by law anc
are void. Dated November 5tf l3+ti
JAMES FORSYTH OF Troy,
rut,nr
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Pscke, chip Sheridan Cornish I'm Liverpool Nov j.
rndse 20 Collins The has been west OF Ere Isl
and since last Thursday.
Brig MarceIlus Sheffield I'm 81 Barts and 26 ds I'm
TURKS Island 1000 bush salt 70 Nesmith Walss 9h
inst Is miles south OF Barnegat brig Denmark 'lth
loss OF bowsprit head gear, &C supposed her to have
bore away eastern port The n mas been i days
north OF Bermuda.
Schr Anaconda, Rogers I'm Washington, Nc, via
Areakva,er 3 d. naval stores 10 Bryant Maitland
Schr Y Wright 10 DE- I'm Newbern c, wheat
Schr Rio Grande Loveland ds I'm Philsd. coal
Schr Cornelia BlizRnd : DE- I'm Brandywine, hour sc
Fighters schrs Alice Ellis and Triiner rndse from the
barge Edwin ashore on the Noles.
SAILED.
Ships Ontario, Liyerpoo Howard Hamburg; Louisa
kn.1.A rl.u l..rn-l l,arla md n.hnra
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No SPRCCE-sTREETT TREE doors from N1tgt-str,ety
TT'HE facilities OF this establishment FOR JOB PRINTING
are perhaps unsurpassed by any Oc- IN the city The
patronage the last year has been such 70 guaranty
great extension in We therefore, win cou
sdeuce. issue The following Gard
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supplied with al! kinda
Of PRINTING az the cheapest rate, III
Cards, Bills Latirg,
Circulars, Receipts
Bill Heads, Checks, SC
To LITERARY GENTLEMEN or gtnai iInl'c pts printed
with accuracy.
Pamphlets. Stereotype Work, ard al Sinds OF
To LECTURERS Aso MusIcIANs-Pra srGmrse, beautifully
printed.
Lecture Bills, SINAI! Sl!!s Tor Di..r-
Mammoth Btls button, &C
And every description OF PLAIN and Ornamental JOB Work
executed with great and punctusTy 81 the oce
No 7Sprce-sL
The improved POWER PRESSES, for Books, PAMeH-
LETS, &c
AL the above Presses Will De done a. sxtrsort
nary low prices J. A. FRAETAS,
us II Tribune job Printer.
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NJ ARINE JOU NAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

CLEARED
ship Clarendon Easterbrook. Liverpool, John Muir
ray
Bries Normal. Lynch, 81 Johns, IF, g i } Laurie
Detroi. Porter Charleston Ralph Post
Schr Hope Mitchell st Kits, Ncsmith i Walsh.
ARRIVED
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RY ORDER q ne - -; z - oae O n.

pY ORDER OF the Hon. Charles 2 Day one OF NE
ID Judges Of he Court OF Common Feas OF me C'y ad
County Of YorkNo.ice i hereby given pursuan; 10
the provision. Of The statute authorizing attachments '>
shscondinE concealed and nonresident debtors maj M
attachment has Issued against the OF John Person
resident Of SPENCER Medina County ONO snc hat the
same val lie sold for the payueut OF MS debts, unless ne
appear discharge such attachment, according 10 aS
within nine months from The tr-i publication OF this notice
and tina: the pa-cni Of any debt; due 10 him Sy any Per
son residing within the Stale OF Newfork, and The deye
~ 10 him or FOR OF any properly within SAID Safe
belonging 10 him and the transfer OF any such property b
him are forbidden by law and void Dated the Iih day
o: Nav. 1876 PETER CLARK. AIRY for Attaching
niy5 lASam Creditors, - Na>saii--i- y !.
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TAKE NOTICE-That the copartnership hsreto,s1ss,
and Tor the last nine year. existing between ChALhs
OsBORN, Esq late VI Bell port Long Island, srd me
scrioef, under The irm OF OSBORN 4 LITTLE, "a ~
Dissolved by The death OF Ar. OSBORN and tSsi ~ s
fairs Of Inc late fr Mi! ,etled business ~
Quoted on the heretofore by The s1ose
on his own account, al the old s,sad = Frton-tt,y
New-York Nov l. 1916 CHARLES 5. LITILS
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STEAM ENGINE .nc Locomotive 2oier-Fur sale
- double upright Engine, cylnders inches i.Iretr
renty-fYe ncar- stroke Boiler cguios s-yeny-tvFu =
Inches t1-t6=l 5zrn-t-r 1s-. The who- Of good
workmanship yearly new E.cch used abt taxes up
bc. Erls rool- Io9utre of JAMES COCHRAN, i17 King
a. wter- The Engine t- seer. Of
EUBBELL, THATCHER GREENE,
Nos 70 and Il 3rUat-st-
Wh--e drawing OF Z: car be seen n5n #
GRACE CHI RCH.-Ore of he best peyRs IN t1Is
VI Church Is offered FOR sale Consequence OF TIE gene
;1r whom i purchased having concluded
man II Europe with his family Ecca ger tah
pec:et TIE pew efficiently large 10 allow seven Per-
sons 20 slt 7 comfortably. Il - pleasantly situated.
very coCy-aerI distance IRON aac n "a! rev u 10Th
desk .aG pulpit AdtressP 6 c. Commercial. Advertiser
o5ce- "a
MERCHANTS, E:zc1fsctar-rs, pubic officers sad
-f1A " he blank 70. de
Tied examine our Assortment, a. Of naHRfac-
t1re which vii sal a. the very lowest Feasible prices
Books ruled ard boa1c Il aoy style desired large
sortnert OF wiring papers sta;ocery copying and ro-
r1el presses Z. low prices FRANCIS K tOCTEEL
din Manufacturing Slsrolers, n Ak,tsr.aca.
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.lJEES FUS.r-CaINESE SKIN PONDER
vi Tais rnurh admired scdendI.n ile tOL!l, stands
r-enin-at Tor restorirg oeauafyng and preserving
kin complexion, preventing al kinds Of ;eneo1s
disorders di-.Pa1E LAa ir-cze-. pInp-s, srcts and
sOversigus and Of Europe, lhe II
India and Inc Numerous TESTIMONIALS daily received by
prOprl-tor5 Il themselves. sufficient establish
me perioriy OF the article without srher detail Sod
wholesale. by The importers HOBBS Z co : Waist -.
retail BY RE-htOn Co. 10 Broadway 10 Astor House.
and $50 Broadway, Henry Johnson rs Broadway: c. b
Ring, l92 Broadway Clireaugh. 90 Broadway; y A.
Moss ia Broadway J. Ihag. ls3 DO and Drugg-, ar.
Peru.ners generally n Newly and thIUug the III
I'D Sta.=s IL boxes; price 3. ace g. eEch.
~ In proof Of h- superiority Of IA. sfes, eoGEter-
eit has appeared IN tt- market sad probably VIII
follow
Purchasers should therefore Be tEer zrd tia.
M Me-n fur has Lee gnat1re OF Fabian Co on tae
Wrappers. and govrr-m-rt stamp "a i2J-O4
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E'iNAL DINIDEND-N persons having claims
against the the late Ufio5blnS Painter
and OF Robbins Painter / Co. OF h- city Of New ork,
required present them duly authenticated the sub
.crber on before the 1T Gay OF March .2iI Tie
A,si.ees will then declare mai dividend Of the effects
of said estates and any claims not pre-ened betor
VIII be excluded from participation IN said Ina!
dividend New-York Dec. Isl 1916.
LLOYD W WELLS, for Assignees Of
r.. 4 P. \ r. P. 4 co. No 70 BfUst-slFet,
-
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DLANk ETS. LINENS, and House Keeping ART
sfl assortment OF the above goods consisting Of
Linens heavy heavy and fine Fronting, manufso
iured expressly FOR their family trade
80, ~ and - inch Pillow Linen
SO g. 9 II and - Bsrnsley and Irish Sheeiing
Double DanssG Table Cloths, from ST. to yards long.
Napkins and Doyies 10 match
81, 3 and lO-i Table Damask and Diaper.
Brown and Bleached Huckabsck and Diaper Towel!nga
Long Lawns Birts-eye Diaper, Crumb Cloths, En-
bossed and Printed Table Covers.
To- IL l. and 1884, Imperial and Toilet Quilts cradle size
do Coored and While Toilet Covers.
Blsuke!--Baih Whitney ?, 9, To- II y IS and IL
= H1KkER, PSI 1i7and-.I has Ia.! opened an en-:
- stock OF Dry Goods. adapted the Fall trade
consisting ofSilks, Shaw!s, Mernoes Cashmeres NJ. De-
&c which be would Invite the attention OF pur
chaser. s!n
DROWN I'll EETINGS-lOO bales " Vtrginiu Stout
ID ana PAlo Alto heavy brown goods lust received
for safe hy tdg NESMITi co. 50 and % Pin,>,t
NtNKEENs-l50 cases T. Shove / Co. aud Central
steam NILS NAnseers long and short pieces, for sale
rs ttGl SESMITH ! co. 80 and 81 Piae-st
I't>To> FLANNkLS.-5Ocsses brown and bleach
' ad Ashburtou Canton Flannels. for sale by
~ NEsMITH CO 80 and = Pine-st
yltIZEs-50 bsles - aud % Green Baizes from
90 NEsMlTH & co. 50 and 81 Pine.s!
GRANITE CO.'S BLEACHED GOODS
VI tAse, ~ .nch. beetle finish For sale BY
n. NESMlTH s co. - and - Pine-si-
NIERINO CAssI,IEREs-Scc case. Merino Cassi-
vi ueres OF various qualities comprising every variety
nS ~ ~ c r HARRIS &c Exchange-pla
DLUE AND ORANGE PRINTS-New ana desi
ID rBbe patterns on ne and medium Cloths for sale oy
no c. r HARRIS. - Exchangr-place
SLATE COLORED CANiBRICS-As superior ar
- scl- received this day Hiid Tor sale by
ns6 c. F. HARRIS. !6 Exchange-pIace.
fSOLORED AND WHITE rolled paper Musins,
Sior sale by ln2ol c. + HARRIS, 70 tAchsnge-PAce,
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LAST or TINE BREACH OF PROMISE CAsr-The
Louisville Journal OF the 9th says The following check
was yesterday presented 10 the bank upon which
HAYES
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. 6, 1916.
iknry y JuaN Esq. Treasurer Of Mechanics Savings ini-
futon Of LouiIrts;
Please pay 10 the bearer for Sunday Evening Walk
six Thousand dollars and charge the same account
$4,000. John HAYES
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Drn Goods

Ships Ontario Liverpool, Howard, Hamburg; Louis
New Orlcans II Alien. Charleston. and othnrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-16

U~@~ MOTTO E.-On Friday. Noyer.
ss-.5Sber 2rth the Steamboat SYLPH, Caplss
ssata<0>1a'se Brasled viii make the following utPiD
and from Staten l,land until farther notice. Wiz
T<r, Ncir. rort-At and II A. Nj 81, 81, P. NJ nll
Tt.ne Staten Hland-Atsf 10, L. 4. Nj and q pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-16
fr.Vv5 ,YAII.IINEAT O'CI.OCK p 81

-s.Si.sse.-.iSrO ALBANY, landing a. Ca.dwelfs Wes
Point. Nrwburgh Hanburgh. Milton. Po'
keepsie and other intermediate places ~ far Is the ice
viii permit The steamboat COLUMB Capt 5. B
Riggs Will the steamboat pier north side OF CoEts,t
~ this evening O'clock For passage or freight apply
on hoard or To p C. SCHuL LIZ at tho office ON the whsH