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NgW-yoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, JANUARY 81
" Observation-Disclosures, by Augustus Snod ass; The
Nom, of SON. b. Augustus Scod grass; Lines, from Scl!
M rica OF Mes sina; Clays Nie and Mother O;es "rlI-
ten Tor n- Ce!e3raon OF Fofriathsrs psy n washington
TIE Ages by b Hubbard lGvOcslon 10 Night, by K r.
ti1e-a Exrecs from Sleley'S Poems Hymn - INTEL
iecrral Besut,'; L.Le, to Cr,uc The Past lynn 10
Aoolo,: HIma OF PAM The Old Northern Pine, by j.
WrsIav Hanson; EXlrsc from Streets Poems ANnier
sunsrtf: A Common Sccbe' The Language OF overs
H. EDiTORlAL-Our Lesisuinfei IoIl!nany JeneIal Com,
Intee; Oregon support VI Inc Desaaiei Inc foisosrc
On, ic. ex. IN the UaiUn freedom 10 the Press Ore
gy and Mr. Ca hour happy Lovers; Lake superior Cop
Years. The Doruuicaus aid the Htyuens &c Ill POLL
Hampshire OtlcaI Ala anna Connecticut
1o.r = Jrc!e Lection ii Irnnessee, &c w.
\EVS-Cotre, poudr.ce OF Inc New ork Tribune from
I.siru1on Leland ONO, and lIrois; PROCEEDINGS OF
coXcvTss. Erum 81 Domingo; Texas; bueaos Ayres
IT.. ;,roSses The Hrien Strong; GrssI Conaa-
,rsion m Columbus Ga; From Oregon. &c. " MISCEL~
7aNE0TISl,t January 1916 American Copper Ameri'
crn Copo.r-Miues; Cr.-orauoa OF foreaiheis Day 10
p,.nn,a,lon OF several States; Orphan Calsl
Row. Ssw-York Sslt-Chem!cal Analysis Meeting on
csI,r,innaI uIo.m n Oaond-Sa Co.. The Public Lands
T1rHrsi 10 congress R-vie IS OF New Publications.;
Mr. CIsv ard the Philadelphia C!sy Club The Great IN
;ci,,, We Orator ana the Newspaper Taxing News
tars era ,tcs Story Ascent vi me Coo vaio-R,o de
,.ro Gear: for III. Correction OF Errors al Albany Ire
- avs Our.y-: Ihs ABtl-Rent Prsoneisi Slty LIENS
from T,s Daily Trlpur-- VI. COMMERCIAL ISTELLl-
GESCE-prodrcs, Stocks, Money, Cattle Market, New
YORK Prices Current, &c .- r., H., ,,f .r r.
Single copies put up IN "iaPPe.s ''1 u'e ais' CAL W
obislS-d u he te.x-pnce o: cea-s
re- TERNS-S5 per year AL subscriptions pay aolo
i,Sr,ihll in .cy.,ce- Address
az :EIl;Y : McELRATH, Tuoune Buildings,
or ,orII,e and Nassau sia- opposite tns Guy Hall
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MEMORANDA.

The packet ships Utica for Havre, and Arcole for Mar
settles, will sail o.day, weather permitting
The brigs Thos Benton, I'm San Juan Central Anne
rica aud Linden from Charleston, have been got ea OF
Squam Beach after dschargng their cargo in damaged
slatc, and towcd up to the City by steam.
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MECHANICS, INSTITUTE-Evsuing school,
I'VE French Department No u Chainbe!s-st Prot bassei
being solicited BY The pupils OF the Institute 10 form new
evening c. in French VIII organize on or about the I'm
instant AZ the above number For town pupils al his
residence AS HudsonsL the 5.h door above 81 Lakes
Church between Barrow CkIistopher sts 70! farther IL
fouuaon please 10 apply No II CnaoeTss or II Inc
InsI,u!e Rooms Civ Han or 4s5 Hutscnst . lwk2weod
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rTy- Nechnnics, In.titute.--The regulsr MONTH

rF Mechanics lustitute.-The regular Monthly
Mt,ur OF The Institute viii be held The Lecture Room,
City Hail, on Tuesday evening, 9th inst al .. ocioch
Thursday evening S!h inst al Clinton Hail Lecture hoo
Prof RElp gives his tenth Lecture on Chemistry.
Members Institute whose yearly CUES are payable
LIST Of February requested 10 call aud renew their
tickets rs early as practicable The OF The Institute
hes Lectures Schools and Classes entirely depend
upon Tie prompt payment OF yearly dues Oui oil 2ooo
enrolled the books of the Institute, IS 10 DO re-
sreed thai there who really estnste the great
good he Institute Is doing and the much greater good that
could be done proportion paid their cues prompt
ly Yearly dues 81 10 new members, IN initiation fee OF
Sis required. MAJORS 81 only yearly subscrpoR.
J. J. MAPES, President
c. l. BARRlrr, Aciuary. is Stis'
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Boston aurtion Sales.

ny r. p. & y. RICH, oil Brosdsussi, opposite
AZ Fosters wharf. Bottom
WEDNESDAY, Jan. "a
Doors. SHOES, BkoGANs AND HArs-WEEKLY SALES
Every will be sold without
LEATHER, &c-So,e and Upper Leather. Calf Skins Lis
ungx Bin9!ngs Kid and Morocco and other shoe stock
Liberal cash sdvsnces made
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More Confirmation ,ha, Consumption c.n be
AAs Is 10 esruy thai have been afflicted with
cough and shoitness Of breath cn infancy took heavy
eo!l "Hcn seei upon lungs and which physician
ae' "st1s ieAcS!es, pronounced incurabc had
pain n @ ehst ana lei; side, bad cough fever nigh,
sweais, cosHeurss crrGns o! my stomach ana bow
rs, grra, weakness pros,raon OF strength H.yinS
heard OF tbs many cures eaeci=d by ScheucA Pul,souc
Syrup, determined 10 give fair lial IL oos-ued INV
cough snd relieved my breathing and alter using some
Tune began 10 recover sm al his line perfectly well
and hearty and attribute my cry solely 10 he Pumo-
nc Syrup me means by which WIS restored 10 health
IL h, AZ excellent medicine and wculd recommend ali TO
Try it, believing thai Tie d!reocs are followed hey will
be cured as ! have been. ENoCH SWALLOW
EantsrGor County, " jersey.
The Genuine Pumoric Syrup prepared exclusively by
The proprietor aud is for sale n! hs principal Office, No
Coranist where pc. receive aaviee, have er
lungs examined and obsn pamphlet, describing consup
Ton. dyspepsia and liver complaint. tree OF charge
For .aie n DR.. Carroll Co.'S Murrsy-st B. SANDS
Co rs Broadway c. Hu.caings rs beecker-st anc g.
Ford "a Foara-st Woo.tsr Washinsion-squa:e, ana
Il. Eves.tt, 90 HHdsor-st
Please IL in; ;h.t p S Beekmsa Goes not sell gay
ors:ac GegSiEe Pu.0nc s. ;up ana 10 AVOID pon,
p5qs j. h SCaENCk.
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VANAMBURGH s CO.'S

GEOLOGICAL EXHIBITION
MO. IS BOwERY, opposite the Bowery Theatre. will
' open Thursday evening Dec 18th, ls4S- Mr. Van
AMEURGH having spent years in Europe with brilliant
success has returned having collected with great care
and expense the splendid and extensive COLLECTION
of animals III II has ever been exhibited in this country
which collection his design exhibit 20 the Ne~-fork
public while making preparations for the travelling season
Doors open from 10 TO ~ in the morning, and from TO
o'clock and To 10 O'Clock In The evening
Am.lianc- IS Grandchildren under 10 half prce. Fer
particulars zee bills OF the day dis lmeods-
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NEW WORE.


AN Indue,ive and Practical System Of Double Entry
a Rook Keeping by A. 2. & s. w. Chnenden, has re-
Gently been published by MesHs E c. J. Biddle Pnil
The following are selected from the May aa:terng re-
commentators received by the Authors 49,. ..,.,.,
Me.srs Saxton Miles, 205 Broadway, are the genera
Agents for sale Of tbs WORK In this City.
have carefully examined tbs S. OF Book
a5y oa-r with which an acquainted, for enabling Inc
learner 10 acquire general ana coyyeci lite
S9i9pce w; n r - T. 'u,u
New.York, Nov. 18th 1916.
M-s,rr +. l. S. w. CRIrTESDES-GenueTen nsVr
nP carefully examined your treatise on Bookkeeping,
feel much pleasure in recommending IL Is one Oh mo 'e'
Tb. nrsetics sccouniant viii find in the numerous exam
pies vi opening and closing complete SETS OF o9s ~ @
,isr ybare Is needed Indeed with the aid OF
such work the young Merchsn who NAV DC noslee ~
he Of Bookkeeping can with SAFETY eonaues
involving uans'ci'ns u 80 EDWARD FENNER,
Book keeper for Greenwsys, Henry sLnto,
New-York. Dee Al. lst5 o9o oaeeoo-
SECOND EDITION OF FIRST NUMBER OF
THE EXCELSIOR-conteots !. Tale OF o!d MAI
haitian THE hrs chapter new s 7 ve A1
srusoas on The present site OF Csnas lutrsied Love
seene1 To be continued WIKI Illustrations OF the oldeu
Time in New-YoIk.
. Sonnet by II. T. Tuckerman
5 sssich-s Of Indian Life, Oy r. R schoolcraft
The Captive, by R Lowell
! The Poe,ess, by Fanny forester
6. The Ruined Mil, by Emma C. Embur5-illususted-
+ Ceebrslion OF The 18Th Of Novsmber-ilusLsted o7
The Procession-The Review-The Greenwich Gaze;
Battery and Proceedings the Arsenal, eonlain-
iug portals OF the Mayor aud General storma p,,
g. Giovanni Cinabue, called the Father OF siooe'n F
crs with portrait. -, ur.t.
10 Observation-Disclosures with eievaslon az si
plsn OF Gothic Cottages To be eoannSeo-
n PIec;ce a. SIR Peter Teaz!e-Il usu e.sa. ~
- Mozsr by Richard Grant White, with roFail- 10
he continued
10 aas,e . 'H h. ,ss Author of Clinton Bradshaw.
~ WiotrT Neutrality-suspicious.
I rrt.. ftrSa
10 Tbs Fine IrtsIColes LAuegro Il PensieroIo Du.
rand
% S'uP W. HEWITT, Publisher.
VIM TAYLOR No 2As,or House, Bursess Strtnger Co,
Auseur Buildings, srd VIM 4. Graham, Tribune salia'
Dss.
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DAILROAD IRON.-The Hopiour Iron Co" Dan
6vtle Pc Il prepared order- for The heavy
RAJ. Dars of any pattern 10 In this country or IN
EursI and equal In every respect In ponr Of eusaty @P
MS iss corner Cedar and GreeaHta Cd
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RrThe Rev. DIR. DIN, President OF the Wesleyan
University viii preach In The Meth odst Church in Johns
tomorrow morning, al lpi O'Clock. II
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4 IEHT FOK THE HOLIDAYS" Our sunshine
I1is within -Depot VI Mechanical Lamps No. % John
stamps of variety and beauty recently received,
are offered for sae al tho Depot No 20 Johnst AZ
fls of the season be acceptable none moro
endurable valuable The gayety Of home made more
cheerful by briaucy, while they burn at
coat only equal 20 that sperm Candles shown
Dr. Ue in his experiments the cos Of Illumination.
d22 swts
TJIOYS AND FANCY AKTICLES-JOHN BAR
RY rs Caiherine-st corner Of Oak-sL has excellent
variety OF Toys Fancy Boxes Games, Seighs, Skates Gc
SC. suitable for presents for the Hodays-the whole OF
which must be sold by the lstJan. dis isu
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w Lectures on the Jews

~ Lectures on the JeWs-Ihe hrc Lecture OF
this be delivered by The Rev. John " Mcleod,
D. D. OF city, Tomorrow Evening, in the Scotch Pres
bv,erian Church Rev Dr. McEroy corner OF Grand and
Crosby ets- Subject: Salvation through Divine Media
tor Testament doctrine" Service 10 commence 81
o'clock collection Will b. taken aid OF The funds OF
the American Society or MeoraDg the Condition OF the
Jews The sraees OF this city respectfully Invited 10
,,ac3 IL
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" Mercantile Library Observation-Disclosures;
10 Az ~ Chap. vi The Constitution The Annual Election
for Oeers OF his As sociaion win held in Clinton Hall
on oh January. The polls Will open 81 O'Clock
A. NJ and close a. 6 =. NJ BY order.
eSl Sis ChAS. NJ. WHEATLEY, Rec Sec
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Ucnerai Notices.

70 The Rev. . T. Barrett will deliver his third
Lecture the Society Library Building, of Broad
way and Leonard sabbath ltomorrow) evening
7oclock Suhjecl-The objection 10 Swedenborg's Claims
ground that he WROUGHT miracles considered Seats
free Lecture TO be postponed in case of Storm II
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FALL AND WINTER GOoD..

T..
w porers OF Cloths and Cassilneres Vsstngs &c 81
Broadway American Hotel opposite The Fountain arc IL
receipt Of extensive assortment OF new goods LOT al aHo
Winter wear comprising, French and Engnsn Ciohs tof
Dress and Fock In great variety OF Styles
Silk Satin, Merno and Velvet Vestngs, Milled Clohsr
Tweeds &C. for OverCoats, which VIII DO made up
10 order through the aid efficient corps Of cutters
he found 10 the country an esoenna pom. 10 ue
economy which would direct, and In rendering no
uye and character our garments such must satisfy G
discriminating that our yews Of cheapness are not based
on the production OF any other than hrst fas
Such have sustained our system OF Sinai pon's sno
returns and prompted solicitation OF ca rom .hosS
who would rcaEy effect saving oil me o1ua por csuoko
levied under the credi, syateui ,., ,,,..
continue offer Inducements 10 those WHO apPreciao w
combining and elegance
10 addition To the usual assortment o RoOos AePt ~ VIC
rrads have always hand ready mhde Dress and Frock
Coats Punlaoons, Vests &c 10 answer he requirements Oh
those who may roulre hsl slo SUIT
Handksrchies Gloves Suspenders Hosiery Under-Vesu
Drawers, Linen and Muslin Shirts collars NC NC ~ u
NEW YORk CASH TAILORING E.tsol bib,
ment ls7 Broadway, three doors below inc Frenx
House The subscribers would call Tho attention OF lno
and tho public 70 very large ana We III H.
assortment of Fall and Winter Goods Embracing sn NO
latest styles OF French and English Peto Cios lo wn'e
garments black and fancy BonJeans eAsuc %
sntire new onilsrus very rich ylrs Of Silks Cashmere
and Velvet Vesngs suitable for The coming sedsou ~ "
which will be made 10 order al ieW nou hihmo, has
the same superior style Tor winch LILO ''" -
been SO long celebrated -, a. hs., ,slsn, IN ,b,
rttv do not hesiints challenge ~iin any
in oint OF syle elegance and workmanship Attno seo
nm. our prices will convince the mos sXePucn uat nss
rate garments be furnished al very ieoqcea me- p ~,
rash We would also call attention TO Tho FANCY Depsf
ment connected with the establishment where cah De ,0uho
every article requisite compl.te gentleman
Of he newest and richest maeas selected by our nsen
in he Psns and London markes Also assortment oe
ready made Dress, Frock Coats and winier y,
every description for the accommodation OIL 'ao'o oqus
ARTICLES Of dress for Immediate use = pooTg l. co
% isr :. y. ooOH 49, : -
HICK PET.TO C0IFY AND CLOAKs-Selt-
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foIi0ap advertisements.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS-wa:ches.J ewelry, &c
I1The subscribers offer for sale assortment OF usetu
and articles suitable for ChrsJras and New
Years Presents, among which may be found-
Fine Gold and Silver Watches OF the different styles OF
movement, warranted keepers selection Of
very elegant Lsdies' wsiches
Rich Jewel,y Comprising every variety OF Goi CHAINS,
Seals Keys Rings Fins Bracelets and oiher descriptions
OF fashionable ornaments
Silver, Plated and Bdanni, Ware, consulting Ia part OF
Pots Cake BASKETS Walters Caslors &c. Gold and Silver
Pencil cases. and Gold Peos Of the moot approved mske
Msntel Clocks, and variety OF Fancy Goods
LOCKWOOD SCRlBNER, 26S Pearl.
d3l Ais cor OF Fulton st opposite U S. Hotel.
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amnsements.

A s1ERTCAN oJIISETTnI-HUZZA FOR NOVELTY
IA AND FUN-Sanrd'y. Dec 50. 1875. ai'e1no1a na6
evening Tie Scotch Gisnt and Uani-s Who VIII
be seen In Hghlsnt every hour during the day
and eyening MI R Hs talented SD p?naiSt low
conssiian. who Will sppe~r Ia GRIND Comic Trioogue
Mr. HARRISON the ,aenet npruv..aore and comic singer.
m. for he ssoD Of Gas M s
Miss Fanny Deering, and Madame Rockwell, de famous
q admission. q een,a Children Under 10. III can't. 8
DKOGKAilllE OF THE GRAND CONCERT
L 10 be given BY Monsieur JULES FOSTANA, Pianist
and Composer from psIis 81 ,hs Apollo hooms on sair'
day Evening, January Sc $50
i. Duet" Dove i'-Msrcadan,e-M!'s NJ horsusky
Grand Fantasia % spanish Airs, composed ard exc
cu,ed By Mr.. J. Fortana
s. Aris-trom .L.sazzs Observation-Disclosures Korsiussy
rocr, composed by List, executed by MI j. Eontana
l. 1, cauia,ore- Bsnsa-G,oassi P Never
ssf-nsaeo, he N tana aloatnwilneT' L0i:..Fay
Are Mara-SchuSer:-Ms Korsiussy
l. Grand Fants-ia, Ga the Hugeaots OF MeyereSer,
posed by Th.eerg executed By Mr.. J. Fontaaa
Concert 10 commence st o'clock precisely.
Tickets 8 each be had the principal Music Stores,
ard =, The door on the evening OF the Concert 2ns-
CITY OF ELMS.-Ths Model OF the City OF Nes
neushed Localities OF NewYork together with models OF
the Mormon Temp Nsavoo the State House al Hsr..
ford and Witheys Patent Fire Escape Engine, are now
ready for exhibition FOR short iu;e the Granite Build
iurs cor. Broadway and chsn,ber..st
Hours OF Exhibition from A ~ 10 10 P n
Tickets Is Season Tickets 50 cts Children under
10 half price e PORTER BELOES, Proprietor.
II lws- Z. b. CUNNiNbhAM Slpetlntendens-
MOSICAL-THE HARMONIOUS
HAVING met the unqualified appreciation Of The elite and
fashionable circles Ihroug hou the NewEnsland enes
and British Provinces will have the honor 10 MAKE then
FIST appearance in Newly Nblos Saloon, on Friday
evening January 3D. 1886 On With occasion they vii!
Melodies many which have never been perfored In this
city In the course OF the evening they will also introduce
number OF Russels best Songs, with Piano Forte accom-
panirent
Cards OF admission 50 cents he had at the Bookstore
OF Sextou Miles, the principal Music Stores. Broadway
and at the door, Doors open al 6t-io commence al u
o'clock. o3l Sos.
NTEW-ENGLAND SOCIETY.-Ths Society hav-
ing resolved postpone their annual celebration on
I'D December viii give Festival Ball in place Of such
celebration. the evening OF tho 1,h of January next al
the Astor House Tickets may be obtained from any OF the
members of the Board OF Officers, from the Secretary and
al tie Astor House.
MOSES II. GRINNELL, Pres;, IS South-st
ALFRED WEEEs S-c'y 81 Wall-st. dis tois1is
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IL Phonography.-To satisfy the incredibly Of
many OF the clzeus OF NewIork that Phonogephy can
be tar h; in III practical lectures Of and half hour
EACH Mr.. HAEpINCE Will deliver of lectures IN
Clinton Hall, commencing mis- Saturday evening at ::
O'Clock. Tickets or the OF three ecures) 3 cts.
Members OF the Library Association and pupils OF the oi
feren Echnnla RI u u
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u Course of Lectures 10 the founS.-Tt
thirteenth of This course VIII be delivered by
Rev. p D. OAKEY, IN the North Dutch Church. corner
William ANA Fulton SITS Sabbath evening, January Il
TIE service will commence al O'Clock. SuBJgcr-"Mor
courage in young necessary 10 and enoymen
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IL The Rev. Henry j. Whitehouse, ID. d.
Rector OF ST. Thomas Church. will preach 10 the Young in
the Church Of the Epiphany In Sianlons between Essex
and Norfolk SITS on Sunday evening next jan Service
commence al O'CLOCK Al Ibis Church free IL
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TIE CULTIVAToK FOR JAN.

THE JAN No OF The Cuilivetor," the hrst Of new
L volume. has Just been received by MAXIM ID. NEW
MAN 1919 Broadway, Newfork agent for this city 1t Is
got ia II style superior any previous number and Is ac-
Complained by steel portrait Of Mr.. Donadsous Prize
Cow and coLtaus plans OF beautiful cottage, recently
erected with ne details OF EXPENSE &c besides numerous
o;ber illustrations Among lis contents letters from
esponden 10 Germany, and Ireland together
with contributions many OF the States together exhlo-
ling the progress OF agriculture in Europe and our own
country The public invited 10 examine this work,
which beauty Illustration and variety and importance
of It's contents exceeds by lar similar pubcaton-
Price only dollar year. The preceding vols OF me
work for sale - above. 10 "
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nID EST.RyISuED Medics;ec vapor and Sal
" phur Baths ls4 Eultons opposite 81 Psns Church
Mrs. CARROLL bess leave 10 rer1ad The public Vi ihe
weSnowu efficacy her Vspor Baths in all cases OF SUD
Geo colds CHS Affections OF he respiratory iheu
mssn sulphur Baths for diseases OF The skn require
one hours notice Portable Baths 10 any part OF the
ritv
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-yNnoyy sU.DES, Wholesale and ReiaiL-Those

X.7INpOw SHADES Wholesale and ResiLN II nos,
w 10 ,gho intend 70 surprise their friends oy the ol
10y ~ NsyyYears Embellishments, are especially
.oci,ed 10 cali and examine the stock OF webb I'm
S Snnnfacturer of Trans parent Window Shades,
pors 70 where viii be exhibited with pleasure and
rsd Al yery reduced large assortmsrt OF WIN
S Shades from the lowest prices, 10 The ucst oeaatiu
ss.- elegance which cannot b. found In sny other store
srd could .ot fail please tie mos; tAudious isncy Ihe
sr,r. il only four doors South Of Chaihan.st
sss az. II. T. WEBB, +5s Pearlst
1lJINDUW sHADEs-Wiadow Shades for sale
w cheap cash. OF different styles and quaiites al
ar -, Cheap Bedding Store ri Bleecker-st near Car
- ,l,o bes, Live Gesse Feathers, Hair and other
Nj. s.e., Paiasses, Becs. Bedstesds, Cou, &c. u low
prices P.S.-Goods sent 10 any part OF the city
70 JOHN D. HALLOCK,
ds lm2awM2Th 22l Bieecker-st cArmine-st
O1TLROAD IRON.-The Hoatour Iron CO." Dan
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II North River insurance Company-ohhce
No 1872 Green wici!-st-Capta S550,000This Company,
having uninerpedy in business nearly wentyour
years continues Insure sgsns. Loss or Damage by Fire
upon favorable Having their Capital entire md
possessing largest Stock Capital in The City they offer
an amount Of security unsurpassed by any similar nsu
zion. RICHARD NhlLEf, flesIdeul
PETER R WARNER. SecTeuIrv. d2 lLs
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r National Fire Insurance Company, Once
No g. Wallst with fing losses by the great fire IN
this city the 10Th OF July la- which they promptly PAID
The Company doing large and rapidly increasing
business consequence OF their prudence not taking over
900 in any one risk which rule they still adhere and
by scattering their risks no: TO hazard loss in any
ordinary than that amount by which an additional
security rendered tie insured in connexon with their
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UsEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

ERANClS & LOUTREL, n Ms.den-laue, would invite
The attention OF friends and the pubic TO their large
valuable and useful articles suitable for pres
ens consisting in part gold and silver pencil
with stone beads superior gold pens gold and silver cnse
complete with pencil suitable for ladies' and genuenens
writing portfolios embossed extra finished with and wil
out ockebooks aud card her. velvet and
ivory fully mounted great variety; daily memoron
DUN book 1916, pocket edilion the pocket
complete writing apparatus III portable form Rogers
Sons superior pen and pocket knives some with pencil
attached entirely arc!e chessmen diferent
egsny silt playing cards. paper; note envelopes;
spangled wax seals; motto waters, sc inksssnds
and ink trays of bronze, ebony. horn gnum vt French
porcelain pump elegantly gilt, rich cut glass elegant cut
and figured glass various sizes and patterns; beautiful
marble and bronze paper weights card racks pen
wipes silk purses; ivory tablets porcelain tablets pearl
and ivory fodere flushed pen-hoders porcelain
states; trans parent states, &c &c
FRANCIS LOUTREL, Manufacturing Sadoners,
9,r;s II Maiden-l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-03

RECEIVED Iaot ess~.N.~,,
AT THE Eew-York Cssh Tailoring and Gentenen's
"A General Furnishing Establishment 1877 Broadway, three
doors below the franklin House, choice assortment o.
fancy articles for gentemens wear, comprising mo
desirable assortment scar crsvats and entire
new style ofmuers Indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Also full coats coaks and sacks con.
stanty hand manufactured by tho best worEmen IN ina
city, and sold al reduced prices ,o.,, m
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