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puRE BEARS, OIL.

THE ONLY BEAUTIFlER AND
PRESERVER OF THE HAIR
The Oldest writers on the subject OF
In, II air have ono and all alluded 10
The properties contained In genu-
;ra Bear@ Graaae as 4 preventative
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General Notifies

~ National Fire Insurance Company, Office
No So Wast with only trarg losses IS he great FIRE
this city 18th OF July last This Company doing
large and rapidly increasing business in consequence OF
their prudence taking 5000 in any risk
which rule they still adhere and hy scattering their
risks as hazard loss in any ordinary FIRE
Than that amount by which additional security rendered
10 the insured In conueXon with their capital
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GOODS
GOOO
MITERfA MEpICA RoTASICA

MATERfA MED1CA BoTANlCA,
CONTAINING the Botanical Analysie, Natural History
- AID Chemical and Medical Properties OF Plsnts-lus
rated splendid coored engranes, copied from Naurr
rhirty;.o Plants ready Tor delivery. Price 81 Any
lne no viewer with the le-rprass perfect and indepsnd
.nt may he mad only 81 cents Apply At Tribune
Snildngsl No. Spruce-sL second door. l0f savvlm'
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" Cologne Water. cheap hT. good. worth .
shngs per quart Very hne. also ri and ,illngs se-
Ing by j. Il l. CODDIAGTON,
S6f i'm. 3r3 Hudson-st cor. Spring.
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EERKE,s SHAVING ChEAn.-The undefaign-
ed having used T-Eres Shaving Cream, we do not beef
tste 10 recommend public The best Shaving Cream
either domestic or imported In Rev. VIM. Jarvis
Rev A. Granger Rev. sern'l NJ Emery, Rev. w. g. How
ard Rev John r Crane Rev F. J. Goodwin, Chas. Wood
ward NJ. D.. VIM B. Casey, NJ. D., j. Rsust, NJ. D., D.
Harrison, u. D. Middietown, CT
The above superior article Ia sale In New York. al The
manufacturers prices by J. w Hooorton Aadenlsue
Hosaly, Phelps Co. l42 Waier-sti Tones sonih
Msiden-lans J. u. Tnppe 90 and % MAden'ian0 -
Dc Son E C. gERRE, Proprietor, MiddieaSh'S'
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RAKER g. snR1RNER.

BAKER * SCHlBNEh,
ifS NASSAU-ST. have this day published NO OF me
-f.( Artists OF America This number conisips BIO
graphical Sketch OF the late Henry lnman einosltfed
with beautiful eDgravings steel portrait OF inan
and an uitabe copy Of bis celebrated painting Mur5le
the Peg Price only % cents, No. containing BIO
graphical Sketch CT Alston. with portrsi'. zS' 81
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BemopaIs.

nEuOyAL-The Brooklyn Flint Glass Co. have re-
moved ,her " arehou.e from 10 Waier.at to rs Broad
a. and so South Wilsm-st 4,
Nd vii nave cor statly or hand general assortment OF
Glass are suitable for home foreign markets Drug,
ists and Chenca Glaas " Of every description snn oil
80 per or quality ,,,
Fancy EnsIreied and Painted Show Jars for cruggh's
" ls9Sx "0'A PETER MORTON, Agent
DEMOVAL.-HENRY BREWSTER has removed his
Law Office 10 No II Nassan-st second story February
@. i246. az Nv
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PR0y1DENCE WORCESTER RAILROAD.
Notice to Contractors.
rSNHF ,u, for receiving proposals hns been extended 10
he lin OF March TIE route IS ready for examination
and blank proposals and s2ecincsocs be obtained at
Worcester ard Providence
a. nroposals must be sealed and accompanied By The
ses OF e1r-uces ind Ureties and directed 10 the Engi-
n-er al the Office Providence, PRIOR 10 he above dae
Iaff tNhTI T. WILLIS PRATT.
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will
b. received Bridgeport until the t of March next
far -eayiDy the HOusatouic Railroad iin an Il Raj spec
fcstous viii be furnished a. the Office OF The uncersneo III
Bridgeport on aud after the 2nlh OF February
B. MASON, Engineer
Bridgeport February l4th, 1916. III Nv
INDIA GRASS LTSES.-Weh have on hand a me
assortment. india Grass Lines OF superior quaIy sno
ais importation, toE sale by me ea1iy uoSI4 or
quantity. Jo 9 800 :, % n.s- Nsss.n
saf u uua'- 10 .
NlAsHING MACHINE for ssie-Hss beea 6Ii II
WI lie used and u in complies order Inquire al i3 AZ
WOOD ENGRAVING.
TUDOR HORTON I co. Designers and EnsTsyers on
] Wood. No 81 Sssssn-st Iysa
ENGRAvBR.
IoHN s horton, Rhetorical and Writing Engraver'
y No Nasrsp-st I'VE u
CPERU CANDLES boxes low price aperm can.
y diss, for sale by HOWELL GIRAUD, lsi Wess,st.
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Toilet Soaps ecery perfume Coogne Extracts, Ponafun
unbranded fresh and genuine Bears OIL Hdir Obs Cosetics
SHAVING Cream imand.e for chopped hands Comb HAIR
Nai aud Tooth b utes, carrGned Ra;ors Of The finest qudi
ity, sc. &c.
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ln0ia Rubber Sooos.

nAY's PATENT Braces FOR Export,,l 50" dozen
B.nbrscn ali his various styles aRd Qualities for sale
very low suitable for domestic and export no'r IN store
ready for Spring trade. for sale by
HORACE ii DAY. . Msiden--ne.
Of after Isl % May Is Cortland-st
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nAY,s PATENT BRACES for Export s-:7ll 800 800
, y- ,o, nitsb for domestic and export, now IN
.;ore res.y ior Spring .rade For sale ~ ,-,,
''O' ''"' " HORACE Fl. DAY, % Msiden-la1e,
=, anrr lat Nav p. IS Cnrtlani-st
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An Eacle-Eyed Glance Mt England.

We are permitted to give the o!To"lhg nOF' M
,eressing Letter to the public /, contains the vie"a Oh
distinguished American any years OF whose Me na7
been passed in Grca, Briian upon toe past anu
orobab. course OF political events IN England NC
need 40. ask for this Letter careful perusa' II WI"
command that And when read II womb DC supe'huoos
for us 10 add that ts writer Is no ordinary man.
TAh Eve Iour
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yEW.Y0RK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE,


ALBANY. January IA.
~. President announced as the Select Committee
luz lasnorrionment under the new census. Messrs-
on pl apr Lott. Depnis;on, Johnson Young, Scovll'
ppeeruham, Putnam.
PORTER introduced bill relative to the pub
'.;.n of legal notices in the State paper 1t cuts
nea's ,se profits of the State Printer some. After
NV S,,s il was referred to the Clmmittee on re
s0s,ncbment a motion TO go into Committee o. ~, o
TITsole ON the Printing bill was negatlved 10 10 ts'
rse remainder of the Session was occupied , IN u,s
lus ls.;on Of the Resolutions in seaiion TO oregon
Ss,.s Tsras the Tariff, &c.
r.,,srons petitions were presented for the new
- of LAFAYETTE Cansteo Wright ana naou-
epu.".re-sl for the Hudson River Rallroad-anu 10
So sseoss licen,iousness bill was reported by MI
- INCORPORATE the Niagara Falls Suspension
Si:aas Company. Several were introduced on no.
DE one of which was by .,,oo
'' Il, LAwaEScE TO extend the time for the coiiec-
,on Of Taxes for ls45. ,:
Mr.. TEFFT called up his resolution Tor Inc aoJouiN'
non, Of the Legislature on lst April
Mr. LAWRENCE moved 10 substitute the Seha''
Resolution for adjournment on the I'm OF Mafcn
Mr BAILEY moved the 10th OF April ouI lnousn'
,be whole subec, ought TO be postponed iof "eeA
mtwo -, tho r,o,;ons nm
N the 18th of February
The Message OF the Governor was then taken up
:, cnr,u,tee of the whole, and MIR. J. y DUNG spoke
- the first resolution referring that portion touch
900 The Manor difficulties, 10 select committee o,
e;sb, Mr. CHATFIELD followed IN reply, but hao
NJ, concluded when the House adjourned
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-

market i'd steady az previous rates.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The news has had 1.-THE II auv
e.ct upnn Flour The views holder, arc ;,,I. mn,
settled bu, there sellers previou. r.tcs and "
hundred bbs have been taken for shipment. There
more inquiry for exports but below the market
aveuinp 22O0 bbs Orr uninspcc,ad w.rp ken r
e,.crIa,ion M % Scratched Western ia NIX 69t
In southern we hear OF but small rranssc,on. Good
brands Georgetown. Richmond Baltimore Braudyuine
&c &c. are 7Jd CO. Sales OF fancy GEORGETOWN 6
37i Rye Four 2594 81 with sales Jersey Meal
selling in lots co. Sales 500 bbis az that ra,e Rag
MesI a58l "A for Yellow and White Western shin
S,uE. l5als cts. Buckwheat is lees plenty at s,f
cpAtN-An inferior parcel of Southern Who's, o5Oo
bu sbeIs sold for milling l2t cts Corn in good supply
and held generally above the views of buyers say zoe
weight for Southern email parcel sold at roc meas
Oats d5O cts with ',e doing Rye Is nominslIy
90 cts. bu. there are no saie5
WuTs6Y-The market is inactive a 24a2,t CTS. for
bSls Drudge II cts. with moderate sales
HAY-Moderate demand at 906lOO cts. None but
prime lots bring over so CTS.
NAVAL sToREs-We note sales 100 bbs Spirits Tur.
pentine at g.; CTS. cash.
METALs-we hear Of nothing doing doing in Iron
Prices are steady Lead is noninaly IS but it could
probably be bought at 62i The demand is light
TALLOw-The market is quiet a, :, -. cents for
prime We hear only OF small sales.
PROVISIONS-There has been nothing done in Pork
as far az could learn The market is heavy at 10
2 and l3 90 for year old. Wessw today at Messrs
Cooner & Giraud's sample OF India Mess and Prime
Mess Beef put up expressly to suit the tooth and fancy of
John Bull which will 20 far to raise the character Of
American Beet on the other side of the water The India
Mess especially OF character OF which the packers
and the State which produced ii may justly be proud 1t
was handsomely and uniformly cut all rich pieces ~ 10
the tierce and Of them ten inches thick with large
proportion of hard fat This India was pack
I'D nv Mes,rs Van Brunt Fitzgerald OF Phiad from the
latest cattle the rich pastures OF that could pro-
duce and the Prime Mess b. M-ssrs. Van Bruni &
Adams of Baltimore We note sales $500 tcs India Mess
and 1900 ,ierces Prime Mess of this packing for Eng
land on terms not made public. We have also had al
opportunity n seeing some hall bbs Chicago Beef from
the ward Of the packers OF the terces noticed some
time ago G. W. Hart & Co. which equal in ali the
requisites of good Beef any thing have yet seen
Made entirely of prime grass. and the fat and lean
mingled like the coors in CASTLE soap-tis worthy 10
form piece dc resistance for Vic,oria's table
Beefis 81 75Gs so and S5a5 so. with moderate trade
demand Sour is lower and dull. Prime Mess for ex
mort Is IA co. Picked Meats nominally - cts for
Hams and 81 for shoulders CITY Smoked Hams are o.
0ll cts. shoulders :. Sides 5. Beef car. Lard is
quiet at st6sa Butter and Cheese without particular
cbanps Western Dairy Butter is 1916; Ohio IL! q
70; Cheese 707t. with light d-mand.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

DISTRESSING CAsuALrY-The DetrotFree Press, OF
Jan h says the evening of Friday last the dwell
ing Of Mr. George Miller, Of Ecorse township, Mich with
u contents consumed by FIRE, and sorrowtul TO re-
Ee two of his children uso consumed The father
had absened himself for few moments when the house
sg discovered fire. and all attempts to rescue the
.sadren were unavaling.
TRRELL.-O officers Andrews and Homes, of
Boston arrived in this City yesterday morning with a
.eson upon our Governor for the delivery OF Albert
Thrill They will probably leave with him in aiew
days n. Orleans Pic.
" The New Orleans Bee says the Grand Jury
have ignored the bill in the of Joseph Lcrspre for
mansaugher in whipping his slave Moussche, whereby
be died on the Goth OF November last. OF course.
FIRE IL NoRwALK. O.-The cabinet shop of w.
RHoyt and the Methodist Parsonage House adjacent
were burned on the Both ult The Reflector says the loss
SMr Il ia from $500 to $500 and no insurance. The
Parsonage was occupied by Rev. Joseph Jones'
a press room and bindery occupied by San
born & Carter on Lime street Portland. was much
csnsged by FIRE on Tuesday evening. The occupants
were insured.
o J,N. CARpozo, Esq, publisher the Charles
ION Evening News proposes TO publish morning paper
TO DC called the Charleston Morning Post.
IA AT Norfolk County Va. recently, Mr.. James
whliehrrst 10 his death by the accidental dis
sasfge Of neghbor's gun.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

NEW-YORR WEEKLY 1a46ONE Es.
~ONTENTS FOB SATURDAY. JaNuA III
CPoETRY-To csssirs NJ Clay; Ny Mother BY Eliza
he,h E,mes: Hymn to the Soul by Glyrus; The Exile;
.Iu B-tt.r Pfomptngs IL EDlToRIAL-The Anarchy Of
Isnor-Hsnd-L Loor Wesying; Housatnnic Railroad A
isson of Wisdom; Kentucky; The Mineral Lands of the
Jnit.d Suites; P-4ce War The Oregon Question and
N. Doty OF ice Wings destructive Legislation; The Con
ertou and the New License; Constitutional R-form-Or
gnuiz .,on OF Judiciary sc Anti Rent and Gov; Sc
ward, &c. III POaITlCAL-ass ;ch1se-lAtn el2.a
District; Georgis-IIId Dst,ict, &c- Nv NEWS-Cortss
pondence The NewYork Tribune from Wsshia sS"e VI,
Ears Co Cheusngo Greene Co, Ohoi PRocEEpisSs or
coseaEss; From Mexico; Texas; Sierra Leone Sa,o
,Ecb .Iands The B.e Zane S.esnboat-Lei;ef i5oi si
Ssss.; Disastrous Fires Concord n q; arc IsS
y Y; SEw YoRy LEGISLATURE '. MISCELLANEOUS NJ u,
ECsssius NJ Clay in NeE.York-Thc M@et,ns ai ~ -sS I
Speech TIE Oregon oassoo-sgeee OF h1a ,.. Minor;T
ding.; Notice Great Bdain-RspofCs. ot u;.an. A.
Tns Tar;s Doom m-d-Leiier from Hon Cnas EaL son,
nont,u-nis by the President and ny Coy " I'm. W.
-; 1or n.nS fndian Corn-Leler rom . 3inne.; We
cnn.in phs.nx Water Cure in the Unl!.a I.e. 40 s
~ NJ. PnbIicstons Cs.stu. MGsy; LILY Ts o NC
o. 0.;Is Ns lsnn.. VI COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
ptrr, Stocks Money Cattle Market &c :.
60 rnn.. put up wrappers Tor mo mes' can ee
h,snsd Al he desk-pnce ST ceats
ootsnsr Es%sWs2 per year. AL subscriptions payable
,,ss,jbly in sdvsncs. Address
mleaRE eaREELEY McELRATH, 7ribune Buildings;
Cor. Spruce and Hssssu ass. opposite the Ciy Hau'
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T1g pAEAGoN OF AMERICAN

THE PARAGON OF AMEhlCAN
rwsPAPERs-HEWITT'S ExCELsloH-N.os: 20.
" r.; s,Isndd Illustrated Peiotic4, velng win ns
,o., .nnrrh London Iusuaed publications VIII De 'ss'eo
On ssrurG az, the I7ih January ~, .., s,
% TIT nnnp.r CONTAINS "a original Emoeisnmens ceelsn-
cd and executed expressly for this paper ogeuer VITO the
T,Ilou,;ny varied and interesting
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
youd.l a Tale Of Old Manhstan, By G +. HOFFMAN.
Indsn sketches, by r. r SchoolcrsiL
Arch;tectura Book Table
Deaih OF Pilgrim or Annual Restoration ID Orce
Fine Aria. tfanSlln.
In Rehtzg giggle ct al G!nhils
Ionelines. Love Of the Wilderness.
Literary Revolution
Lives OF Remarkable Painters, No. II.
Hahouetauisn 10 America
Noun, Carmel, Music
Significant Extract
Serious Thoul hts for Sacred Times
The Loveful Discipline.
The Duke and Viola
Winter AnpseInents No IL
Who Win be Governor of Oregon.
Wholesale and retail az No. Astor Hcuse and - I'd -
Dspoa.
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M RIED.

AT Albany llth, Jonathan Price of Schenectady, to
Susannah Peck.
Al Buffalo 9th Charles Silverer to Mary Ann Oath.
wall; 9Th, D. E Badsely 10 Sarah Paulding
AT Newark eth H. L. Fish, of Rochester to Caroline
F. Harden.
AT pla,,sburgh, 3D. Nelson Darrah to Mrs. Almira
AT Utica, 10TH Rev. j. H McIlvaine to Sarah D Dut-
ton.
dali.
At Johnstewn 9th, James Finckou, to Margaret Lin
genfelter; 7th Stoner TO Elizabeth Martin 25th
nit Joseph Van Ness TO MaedaeR Holenbeck
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

ET The WH1d ALMANAC for 1876 contains an
Article on the subject OF the Oregon Territory which
will be found very interesting at this particular time 1t
also contains complete List of all the Senators and
Members OF me House of the present Congress- besides
vast amount Of other matter Statistical Political and
Miscellaneous The price only l2i cents per copy or
81 per dozen may be obtained Of any OF the Book
sellers or Country Merchants.
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fsNHE MOST BRiLLlASr FETE Of the Season.
"A Grand Ball IN honor OF Henry Clay VIII ne gwen
by the Knckerbocker Clay Club on Moncay evening" rep
Tiiary , IeiG at The polio Saloon. Broadway.
COMMITTEE.
f A. Talmadge, l. ScogeD, D. Francls bacon,
farnb ScS.r Gro A. Ha!sey Owen ". BrelnGu,
lanes Kelly Robt II. Taylor, John Ward,
Henry W. Merritt, Fred'ck Frye, 7. Z. Tominson,
y gsrt E C. Speight Geo z. kel.ock,
Josenh p Prison. j. Edwards Jas g. Taylor.
H-msn w. Childs, w w CALDWELL Jos - Barnes,
Asa B. Msacb Michael Smith, Jno j. K Depuy,
r NJ Lefera T. T. Jackson, Withheld Case
William Wells 3 A. Meyereau Jas. 3 Thayer
n g Tbrs.her George A. Hood Albert A. Rogers,
j. II NJ Bleekiey George F. Nesbitt, Amasa Hagar,
a w o.horn Chas McDougall, Wm. B. Mech,
III ~ ns.is ~ Flint Hiram Corwin
WIN Z Smith, John BoordmaD, Ntsnoiss l s OaIlo. th
IL How ard Cergill Nm. Adams, W. StoatenDulsn
w w nryis S;reen. Jobn vort Geo Boyd.
e D. mckinney DaIiri Carpenter, :. III
Tickets be had OF ell The above coiuiii''ee' a " "
Wing head quarters IN the city. . ra.5.r
Wallsce's celebrated Couiion bahd 10 snsese
Mr.. Edward Kendall +, h,,or Of us,,v
Csy composed and for the occason WI, pe per
formed during the iniermlssioh, oy lne eHs'e 49, y
Mr. Edward Kendall. ....,;,, IN &. MAN,
Tbs hail room viii decorated for the occasion IN man
surpassed by any nng of the kind in Toe history
of festival. in The United States :. -1>>- ,.
Il2 3.awI u fhhNNi9 DN"'-'' SNe'-N''.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

CncyrT CorRr-JoAn Glenn Vs. Susan 4. Day-The
Sannn resident of Baltimore csshed for Mr.. VIM. B.
aend OF this city note for S375 drawn By defendant
ana endorsed by William n. Griggs which note is now
'1 The defence is that the is void having been
gwen with others. amounting in all to $ll0O TO Mr.. Bend
70 nh agreeing Tor SUCH 10 withdraw objections To
penron OF Mr.. Grggs, twherc he, Mr.. Bend. op
pcsnS crsditor in bankruptcy. Vertc, for plaintiff in
AMOUNT and interest subject the opinion OF the Court
J. ". Benedic, VS.. Joan &pmda.-The defendant, in
M issued execution against the ock of wooden ware
&C. contained in store No 70 Fulton ST. said execution
Beng judgment obtained against Silas c. Smith for
sSD Mr. Smith the original owner, had sold mis- stock
% his clerk Mr. John Gray. and associated with Mr. e.
e si,,er Miss Jsne Smith that the business con-
unred IN The name of Smith & Gray These latter sub
aqaeny us.igned to the plaintiff in this suit after which
va @ levy on the execution made aud The goods re-
aerted Il was con,ended that Mr. Slas Smith really
ssasd the goods the time OF the levy and the sale was
s]y acoyer, &c. Verdict this forenoon
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

EF TIRE DAILY TRIBUNE Is served by Carriers in any
part OF New-fork Brooklyn wiliamsburgh, Jersey City
or Newark a; NINE CENTS WEEK, payable The
rier All who desire to be served regularly daily and
hou, fail early in he morning, by regular carriers
upon whom they can depend, through all wes,hers are In
formed iha, memorandum book ia constantly KEEP, at the
of the Tribune Office through the day. for tbs co.
trance Names which 10 the regular Carriers for their
attention every night note addressed through TIE Post
Ofre will be attended
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
General Notires.

Cr Free Lectures on Consumption, and Posi-.
lively the Lasl-Dr Wilton will lecture on the Ca.se
Prevention Cure OF Consumption, al the Centrs Pres.
byte.r Church Lec;ur- Room (R.v. Dr. Ad.msl Broom-
st on Wednesday and Friday Evenings. al = o'clock
The Doctor for sholt time be consulted a. b rooms
6g Var.ck-.t free. lli US
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
APPOINTMENTS by THE PRESIDENT.

By and nth the dduice and consent Of The Senate. .
JoHS w BRocKENBRouGH of Virginia, to be Judge OF
the District Court of the United States for the Western
District of Virginia in the place of Isaac s. Penny oacker
resigned.
GEORGE H. LEE. to be Attorney Of the United states
for the Western District of Virginia in the place of Mo-
ses C. Good, removed.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
Markets. :. carefrlly reported for Tse 71,s,''.t

Markets. .... CAREFULLY reported for Ihs ISr5n''f
THURSDAY, Jan IS.
ASuES-The sales continue moderate al sli for
new Pots 75 for old and la for Pearls. Thee arc
not many offering and the demand ISL light.
COTTON-The advices from Liverpool oy the oxford
have given some little activity 10 the market and rather
frness holders. The transactions reacn touo
bales a considerable portion of which were for ship
menr 70 France The packet masters came down TO &c
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

e Window Shade Depot, No. Spruce-sf.-
% pair always hand Persons about furnishing their
houass Will save isas loo per by calling the De
pot BARTOL DE- MAuNf
BCord Brosses and Tassels in lots to suit al snne
u-rrs' prices. clH isH
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
DIED
protrac,ed illness, Mrs. MA.

January 18TH 1876 after protracted Illness Mrs MA
RY CAUTANT. aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends of the family respectful
y invited to attend the funeral this SFdsy afternoon
On the 18th inst o'clock A. NJ in the 23d year Of
his age. of consumption, HAMMOND WALLIS, of the
firm Of Neeves g. Wallis, of Hammond Wallis, de-
ceased of this city.
His friends and acquainances also those of his uncle
James Neeves are respectfully invited attend his fi-
neral from his residence lsi Muberry.st Friday
o'clock His remains will be taken TO Greenwood Gem
etery.
On the 18TH Mary Eliza, daughter of Joseph Buxton,
III.
18th Capt John V. Peters of Essex Co. aged AZ.
At Coxsackie 9th Silas Holbrook aged 81.
At Troy llth. Simon P. Cole, aged 10.
At Lyons Wayne Co Julia A. Griswold, of Buffalo.
At Philadelphia 9lh Mrs. Eleanor Martin formerly OF
Albany N. Y aged H.