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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-10
General Notices.
RY JAMES 81. MILLEp

" Executors sale.-JAMEs NJ MILLER will sci
a, auction Wednesday, Feb H. ai12ocock ?, the Mer-
chants Exchange by order OF Inc executors Of John G.
Ter, deceased.
Thirteenthst-Two lots between Broadway and the
Bowery; one II feet front by average OF 60 fee, de.p
the other Tie front, by lOs feet 10 inches deep
Twenh+t-One lot between Brosdw az and The Bow-rv.
Is inches from. and rear lOe feet 10 inches deep
Fifthst-olc ot 82feet We-t Of aveug. D. 20 fee, by g.
seveBth-.t-one o:. IS fee; Ea., OF avenue D. % feet BY
90 feet 10 inches
Eighth st-Two lots 100 fee; E.. of avenue B. each 20
feet by 81 feet inches
Niath-..-onc ot 25a feet Ess, of avenue c. IS fee, By
81 feet inches.
square-oas lotion avenue B. fourth 10, South
Of Ioh-st % By g feet
Two lois on ayeaue B. 81 and 4th lots South Of s,hs
each q feet inches by s5 feet
The last three lots front OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Thompson.st-The two story brick iron, house and lot
Nc. . Thompson 81; lot 20 by so feet
The ,wc-s,ory frame house and lot No 50 Thcupson.st
"a fee. inches front and rear and lC0 fee, deep
Wet-r-st-The ,hree-sory brick house and lot, No $685.;
Wster-sL; lot % By so feet
Teu.-lO per OF the day Of sale per cent on the
Isl OF March when The deeds VII De deEered balance
bond snc mortgage At 0 per cent
photographic maps may be had OF the Auctioneer Mon
In IN O.
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,,.rret. Carefully reported for Tx 7r'o'''e

Markets.. Carefully reported for INK i',o
'' MONDAY, Feb. g.
,,, .-aba. ,ser I'M, few Pots sold to-day. but
the market IS steady ~ ) c'i~'' "
Yere taken AT %
COTTON-Wc hear OF but a few nunofeo oales soo
dav of which considerable portion was Tor Liver
| ooi Prices are without change. For home use the
inquiry Is light
Z, orr AND MEAL-Hoders Of Genesee are firm at
81, win LILLE or demand. There shippers
~ market AZ present rates We heard OF no transactions
,yortbv of note Round Ohio via Orleans is 37! In
southern descriptions there is something doing. OF
Uowardst about 1900 bbls sold 10 Georgetown is
80 for good brands Sales 200 bbs Jersey Meal at 70
Rye Flour is Gi %. Bag Meal 251l37i. Snip S'uts
I70lc cts.
CRAVING hear of nothing doing to-day in Grain
excepting in Corn The supplies Of Corn are consider
able and the market not firm The saes are 4OOO ousn
Orleans White, probably for shipment at OF cts wst
and 1000 do Southern White at GA cts, wgt VI jersey
1000 bush Yellow sold at 20 cts. Milers will not give
present rates for Wheat and near OF no shipping IN
quiry Rye is noinna!y ~ cts. No movement in Bar.
lev Oats are 4SD49 cts for Northern. Last SAFES Oh
Black.Eycd Peas, for export, at 10 cts IN bulk
WHISKY-The inarke; is very dull. Bills are nom
inaly "A cts; Drudge % cts. with small sales
HOPS-There was a sale last week of 25 bales, for
Shipment on private terms Sales 10 bales Western at
25 cts
HAY-Iho market is very duh at 80 ass cts. There 10
little shipping demand
Partnerships 1000 lbs fair Live Geese at 30!
cts cash.
HEMP-There is not much doing in American Hemp,
but We notice sale of 80 bales prime dewroted at
S02 so per ton.
BoNE-A lot of $4,000 lbs Northwest changed hands
at IS cts cash
>OiL-Crude Whale for home use is held at 30 CTS,
cash No exporters in market
NAVAL. STORES-Turpentine is wit out sale. spi'
rts are doing little better and sales in lots have been
made Al 81 cts. cash
PROViSlONS-The market for all descriptions Is in.
active and Pork is very heavy. We quote nominay 70
40 s7I aud 90 for old Prime aud Mess. Beef s trn at
505 80 and sQs 80 with small sales Lard is u as
and very dull Nothing doing in Picked Meats. West
ern Dairy Butter in rather better demand at l3dl
cts Ohio l0l2. Grease Butter, for shipment l0GlO!
cts Cheese is I! as and qaiet.
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New-York CarrIe NInrker....F Feb 8

BY our own Reporter
AT market 700 Beef Cattle, 250drom the South 100
Cows and Calves and 1000 Sheep and Lambs.
PR1cEs-Besj CanLe-The transactions OF last week
show decided Improvement on the prices Of the week
preceding caused mainly by the very limited offerings,
which are smaller than they have been for several
months past, Though in instances sales OF ine-
ror and middng qualities have been effected at rates
below 81 1916 So and of superior and prime sorts above
Sc 1891 yet these figures may safely be quoted as the
extreme range OF the market All Sold
Cops and Calces-Of the unusually large number at
market, 40 head remained unsold Prices range, as in
quality from SIS TO $50
Sheep and Lambs-Buyers operated freely last week ;
all at market taken at 81 1903 80
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General Notices.

IL To Lndies.-Mrs. M S. COVE Ii forming
Classes of Lsdes Tor instruction in Anatomy and Phy
ogy and The Principles vi WalerCure. Mrs. Cove has
just received Female Model from AngouX, Paris.
Glass of Ladies' will NEE, CAS- Broadway Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays al 4 NJ commencing Feb. 10Th.
The uniform which Mrs Cove has had during
eral Years curing diseases by the application Of Water
and her experience US medical adviser al the Lebanon Wa
er-Cure House induce her continue give advice
Ladies respecting ;heir health. Ladies' consult Mrs
Cove FROM 10 A. NJ till p NJ al 6iS Broadway. of lws
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yF DIR. Baird's Lectures on Europe.-A the
reOues, OF many his friends. The Rev Dr. Baird Will de-
liver Of lectures Europe IN the LeciureRoom
of the Church the Pilgrims IN Brooklyn, during this week
and the Two -eding. The FIRST Three viii be given
Monday. Tuesday and Thursday evenings OF THIS week
aud The remaining The corresponding evenings OF The Two
succeeding weeks beginning al half past seven ococ-
The course VIII embrace eight Lectures without including
the introductory, which viii DC Jree-on The governments
characters of The rulers OF etcwhich
will be given hi. ee,;as. On Tuesday and Thursday
Aings he will speak OF Russia and Poland The niorfna-
ton which viii be impaired will be OF thai general aud pop
usr sDrt-relang 10 the population productions history,
chief cises distinguished meo Institutions OF earnins man.
and ali classes. and much OF which Is not 10 be
found 10 books be hsd a. the bookstores Of
Messrs Wiley and Putnam, and Dodd, IL New, YORK; al
hs, OF Wilder Ful,on-st Brooklyn and al tbs door
Terms for ticket for the course 81 FOR one admitting
and for single sdrnission Is cts 81 ata
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SHIP CHEROKEE BUkNT.-The ship Cherokee,
Capt Cushing from New York with full cargo OF mer
chsndise took fire yesterday morning, about quar-
ter TO four O'clock while in OF the steamer Alton,
when near Poverty Point, and burned TO the waters
edge The fire originated between decks, near the
cabin The passengers were asleep in their bcrths,
and had scarcely time escape with their lives saving
nothing but the clothes they septn Capt Cushing lost
all his papers chronometcr and his clothing We could
ascertain that there any insurance on the ship
The following passengers from the C. came up the
brig Cameo, T. B. BerdelI, J. R Palmer, VIM Rock.
II. Terry ~ o. Bee, Jan. 81
q meeting of citizens in favor of sustaining
the present Tariff held in Pittsburgh the 9Th inst
z AT Syracuse on the 4th inst. a fire broke
out which consumed the building occupied by L. w
Tntte halter Norris, carpenter, Carey Congdon &c
DC. No insurance
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DIED

la Naugatuck Jan. 26th Of consumption, MARY JANE,
Youngest daughter of Austin A. Hickox aged 49,
On the sth, Mrs Lucy Babcock of Stonington, CT.
aged g.
On the 7th Elizabeth a. daughter of William Brown.
ing aged 25.
At Albany 7th, Philip Burnop, aged 76.
At Canandaieua, 9th ult SAMUEL ANDRus a Revolu-
tionsry Soldier, aged 90.
At Buffalo. 4tb. Thaddeus Weed. aged 81.
At Troy, 9th, Susan, wife of Joseph w. Ager.
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MARRIED:

On Sunday evening eta inst. by Rev Mr.. White,
MICHAEL WOOLSTON Of Howell township, New
Jersey to CHARLOTTE ANN. eldest daughter OF the
late Mr. John B. Huiell Of this city.
on the 9Th, by Rev DR.. Marcellus, Daniel Wanmaser
10 Elizabeth Tice
AT Brooklyn 18th, George w. Clark, U. S N to Henri.
eta F Bach
In the Seneca Nation Dec. %, John Candy. OF the
Cherokee Nation, 10 Mrs. Elects w. Adams.
At Albany, ith. Leman S Hawley 10 Gertrude l..
Miller
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II Mechanics Division, No. is, =. of T. will
celebrate their mrs. Anresa "Wednesday evening,
llth the Wllet NJ <. Church DR.. Luke Hasser;,
G S will preside Addresses will be delivered by D. P.
Barnard d. G. w p. and Thos. II. Oakley w. P. Sing
ies and the Choir attached 10 the Church Tickets
sion frer-io be obtained OF Thomas c. Gould IS Temp
kins-si Chlon Ashmeae Jr cor OF Stanton and Goerck
sis; Henry Woods 81 Canncr-st F w w. F. Gilley,
4Su Grand-s and John Murphy lac A;orusyst Positive
" no children admitted unless accompanied by parents
p s. Members are requested TO be puncua al their Hall.
400 rand.sL al O'clock proceed 10 the Church b;
Exercises 10 commence at halfpa precisely BY order.
JOHN MURPHY, ". P.
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given that ready for Signature Shareholders re-
presenting upwards OF 100000 stock hae executed IL
Ppna the remainder were expected 10 do so at once.
l, appears us that, Notwithstanding the exceed
ing closeness with which it is said the Cabinet affairs are
managed at Washington the character OF tie cores
nondence as forwarded Congress by the President,
was known in this City abou. soon as it was kno~nto
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iIe lmis-eod

~ Opening of the s' imam Gallery."-The In.
man Gallery will open the Art Union Rooms No 81.
Broadway the 10th day Of February and the Exhibition
viii continue during the four following weeks.
Tickets are now ready and may be obtained OF the Tree
sursr r B. FOSDICK No. So Broadway and al the Ar!
Union Gallery. S22 Broadway.
THOMAS 5. CUMMINGS, Chairman Of Com.
Gpn Rul b OILS
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sales of Real Estate.
By 4. J. Bleecke'


The story brick house and lot on the Ees a., siae
OF the Thrd-avenue between I'D and 80 s'S 3, "a.
Lot q by IS feet deep $3.50 and
The lot No loa A.io!neyst Se,wsf bereo 25oO
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- Window shade Depot, NO. 2 Spruce-st.-
oON0 pair always hand Persons about furnishing teir
hcu.es WILL least tC per by calling the De-
pot BARTOL DE MAUNf.
NJ B-Cod BcSses and Tsssels IN lot, 10 suit d, anuc-
loren ul5 isI
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JOHN. J. SWIFT, Auc,loneer

JOHN J. SWIFT, Auctioneer.
a COTTAGES ON 27TH-ST. 9Th. avenue
1tSWIFT l. MORGAN will sell on Tuesday, February
Oth at u O'Clock tbs Merosus Exchange u not pre-
viousy sold private sae) the Ia nea, Couage Houses
with court 'front.' located the North side Of 9Th
81, near the 9Th avenue rapidly improving neshbor
hood and within minutes walk OF Chelsea line OF omni-
buses The Houses well built, with ornamened fronts,
there are pisces each Of the principal aoors
finished the basement with cellar In the and
good brick In ths YARDS the Of each lot Is
convenient staple with 10 feet wide IN the
rear communicating with 27h.st To cartmen and Others
Keeping horses the Houses be very desirable To-
cations large portion Of the purchase money may TO
main on bond and mortgage cent For farther par
culars apply to JAMES N. WELLS, sthavenue between
2ist and 9d.ot the Aucuoneers, No, ? Pine-sL
is SusWThSTThSaim&TuN
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Uinter fasbions.
saI.f, AMI WINTER GOODS.

yxym r JENNINGS co. orspers and Tailors, I'm.
w nrr.r. OF Cloths ard CAssimeres, Vesuass &c, 81
Rro.Swsv American EoSl, opposite ne Fountain sre IL
,p, ar extensive assortment OK new goods :o sal aa
w., sssr com shTns, French and English Clohs Tor
fch Goals Cassinerez Il grea variety oil style.
sis. Sam Merino and Velvet Vesings, billed Cloinf
TI-lAIs sc for OverCoats. which EIl! be MADE W
10 or1er through sbs sd OF as efficient corps OF cutter.
- nm - osrd in the country, an essential point n Inc
1900 IN Jtich ~ souId direct, and Ia rendering thr
style and character Of our garments such as must saS ~
IN Inc proiucr;on Of shy other than hrsi raie shrn.eE
sncb A. have suslxaoi syss Of small posts anc qc1
,- and nroupte.i the solicitation OF call from hose
ho you'd reayy -decl saving Of The extra per cenlase
I-vied under the credit ,ys.-ih- -,
onrnn to offer Inducements 10 those who appreciate h
55;on 10 The usual assortment; OF goods kep! bT The
trade We have always hant ready made Dress and foes
90, persJoocs Vests &c - snswsr the requirements
re- IN cases OF srncy may require hrst sir tllL
Also Fanny Dress Atcs IN rsa. 15iey SCARF C[svs.
rsw-r, Linen ard Auslin Shirts, Collars, &c &c IZa
nYERCOATs, Clocks, Winter Froess &c z Various
u p.w stye- 70. psie, reedy msds a. ~ S.9eaH
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fg-Scien,ific CHARACTER OF SvedenborG.-Pn

CY-Scien,ific Character Of SwedenborG.-Pfoi
Bush will Seiver Lecture The Scltntnc Character OF
Swedenborg the University Chapel "Wednesday even
ing th lnsat O'clock presenting especially view OF the
brilliant results of his researches In Physiology and al esi
mate o. his general claims philosopher.
Tickets w five cents al the door To be Fosponedin
case the weather should be ncement 81 SITS
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ggAiien Dodworth's Private Dancing school,
No. rs Brooms-St- Brosdway. Polka, Mszurks and
ali other fashionable dances laugh, in correct style
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e A sor.reign Remedy for the FOLLOWING

Discoses,-Any person afflicted with pains sweings,
blindness sores spinal weakness constipation OF The bow
els bronchitis piles hs,ua. While swellDgs, feve:
sores salt rheu cancer doloreuX strains, pHin Of the
side and back or any external Inflammation have all
these and any other acon removed which IL beyond he
inc ri the only depot for United the sale
Dseys Magical Pain Extractor, l2S Fulton-St Sun Build
i,os Naw-york 6f 6ls'
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j. R CURTISS Aucaoneer
ARGE SALE OF HARDWARE, by JACOB ).

ARGE SALEO OF HARDwARE, by JACOB 5.
LPLATT, n, the new store No. Is Gold-st between
Maden-laue apd Platts Tuesday II IN February al 10
o'clock The sale will consist Of $50 original PACKAGES, and
entirely OF Brmingh Hardware Goocs aud 10 expressly
trade sale IL distinctly stated ard the parties inter, ST.
I'd as well as the subscriber pied themselves that every
original package shall be peremp,oy and positively sold
highest bidder and thatn no case nor under any cir
-hs any original package or 10. 10 the ees
losue GIT in directly Indirectly struck down To
any and bona de purchaser reservng on.
~ III. privilege passing duplicate packages The sale Is
well worthy The attention o! the trade and also of dealers
In the neighboring cities. JACOB - PLA1T
n b. Catalogues are ready and can be had Al tho
the auction nd the goods are also
ready and examined TIL the hour of the sale 81
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a. COUNTRY SEAT TO LET.-one Of tie most
IL beautiful situations this Isand containing about
A six Of land. On the premises is large and
convenient dwelling, With outhouses eomplete. Tbe
grounds are perfect order and every way htsed for gee
upon high ground, having commanding view Of tbs EsSi
River for distance the Long leland Shore and oyer
looking Westcheser County, for great distance WI %
let low 10 good tenant will be sold or exesaageI o
improved city property Por farther particular sppy
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9rhools

6rbools.
MR.. BRADBURY'S
EIRST JUVENILE MUSICAL FESTIVAL OF The sea-
l. con will he given in the
BROADWAY TABERNACLE,
Wednesday evening" the llh inst, BY Juvenile Choir
OF about
Eight Hundred Young Singers
In Uniform Drehses.
This be The first of serieb Of juvenile Entertain
me1 that Mr. proposes to give o. successfully and he
would Stale neither pains will be spsred TO
render them equally rs attractive az any heretofore s'en
by him ,,, -, H., 49,, -,
the door WIN B. BRADBURY. If 3tsSTu&W'
LADIES, CLAS., for Beginners in French under
"A the instruction OF Prof VILLEPLAlT will meet on
Monday Feb 0, att P. NJ al Mr. Grseneat's School for
Young Ladies', Ice Pierrepons of Clinton Brook
lyn
As not convenient 20 form class every day. all
ladies' married single. who popose to attend are most
respectfully invited 10 be present
The Ladies' Glasses Meet ususl, on Monday Wednes
day and Friday P. NJ from TO hafpast6
The Gentleman's Classes on "Wednesday and Saturday
evening, from 10 half-past s.
For terms, SC. uppy Us above II Sits
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TEE LONG IsLANp INSURANCE 90.

THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE 90.
TT Capital $500 ,00G-O Office Al Flu tonSL Brooklyn
Having caplslv ~ nearly eutre continue 10 take risks
on buildings machinery merchandise, and property gene
ay on their favorable terms This Compsny has passed
through the greatest conhagraons that have ever &C.
Cured in The country they their escape from thea
with comparatively slight losses the system which they
have always practiced OF limiting and scattering their rshs
All losses which the Company may sastsn VIII be adjusted
aud paid promptly Us heretofore.
B. ". DELAMATER, President.
ilo lmis-eod Z. C. FIsN. Secretary.
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) GEOST GHOST


HXTM TAYLOR. No Astor House has Just published
~ johns Alive or The Bride OF Ghost BY he
thor OF Major Courshp, Chronicles OF Penvi
Lc &c. price y: vstn illustrations This is the most
tmrsing novel ever writer: II is fun of and humor
of, in his peculiar manner some OF the foles OF
The day. II you wish treat buy, ms Awe one sh
ling.
Park Ben auins paper, The Western Continent; for
week, splendid number full ~ interest 10 all class.
OF readers. Price cents 8 year.
Valentines! Valentines. a very large assortment is
Tor sale by WIN. TAYLOR. No Astor House,
All sizes. all sinds, and s prices from Six cents 10 Ten
Dollars Call and III be suited TO your tssie certain
At lnf WIN. TAYLOR'S No. . Aston House.
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Books.
pooKs FOR TIE People

BOOKS FoR THE PEOPLE
1T w. Il. GRAHAMS Cheap Literary Depot, Tribune
n Buildings, NassgGst
PIarrer's Pictorial Bible, No ~; price IS cts.
Johns tiiye or the Bride OF Ghost; price Y. cts
On Soundings and OF, Tales OF The Land and Sea
price III cts
China ii Was and as Ii Is; price u. cts.
oDonoghue Tale of Ireland by Chas Lever, author OF
Harry Lorr.qu-F, &c; pricel2 cts
The Cricket on The Hearth BY Chas. Dickens price Sd.
The Stspmoih-r. romsnce by 6. 2. r James, Esq
euthnr OF ArAb-ls Stewart Hose OAhre &c. price . eta
The Strange and Wonderful Adventures of Bachelor But
,ery illustrated with 20 Comic En2rhvings price % els
VALENTINES.
LARGE ASSORTMENT Of VALENTINES,
OF every Description and price from Si0 Take notice
those light this store viii ne promptly delivered
free OF charge W. Il. GRAHAM,
l0f Tribune Buildings Nsssau-sL
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SEEING MILLINERY GOODS.

TpHE sITSSCRIBER mas now IN store 1rge portion OF
his Sprirs stock embracing probably the choicest and
ncs, desirable well The largest and most as
Of Millinery Goods be found IN the city
In selecting MS stock cases had The nrst pick
IN the msriet which is suc=nt guaranty OF the chaae
a. N his ,elecron to who know his taste. His stock
~ Ribbon. and Bonnet Silks particularly
c1 and elegant this Spring hsn ever and he enjoys The
reputation OF now selling more Ribbons snd 6onne, sAs
mi greater degree ths Spring Than He also mas on
hand large stock Of Fancy Silk Goods, II addition 10 The
above Purchasers particularly requested 10 call and
r.ne before purchasing As ne buys his goods mostly Tor
sb and sells st very small profits he always feels CONT
deu when ne The price OF his goods that hey are no
where o found less. L. M SIE'EnSI
iof IT, L tn owls 81 SesversL
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DY JAMES NJ. MILLER
N rTrEsDAy Fab

DX JAMES NJ. MILLER
. TUESDAY Feb Ie.
Al lOS O'Clock, al the store No. Liserfy-st
Soors SRoEs AND BRoGAxs-lOeO Boots Shoes and
Brogsns consisting every vaetysnitsbe for Southern
Western and Northern trade. Sale positive.
THURSDAY, February IL, 1876,
Al 10 o'clock, az No. Linerty-st
HARDWARE, CurLESY, kc On credit of six monhs Tor
approved endorsed packages and lots OF fesh
imported Birmingham and Sheffield Gonds-Consistng OF
table and pocket cutlery butcher shoe and bread knives
6lss buichers drawing knives plate chest cupboard aud
trunk locks hins trays and walters currycouibs
kettles sauce pans. timed and ensmeled vices trace, os
and halter chains Carolina hoes paieui and common bats
snuers German silver and iron lea sni tSe
spoons Britain MIA do tobacco boxes. table butts Jan ess
wood screws round and square bolts, etc etc.
Also 100 cards spring cutlery being Tho entire lot Of Mot
tram Sons patterns.
Catalogues and goods ready examination three days
before the sale.
The above fresh goods add IN compete ORDER
Every lot Will be sold without
Al lof O'Clock. the Of Gilman Small Co. and
Ferry-st
SOLE LEArAsR.-Soce sides aemlock Sole Leather. lS
sides Oak Sole Leather
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~ Something Rich.-Noce to the Members Of
Franklin Division Sons OF Temperance No 6.-Th- Order
peclfuy invited attend The Third Lecture 20 be
delivered before the Members OF Franklin DIVISION I'll their
division Room SIS Broadway. half-pHsi ! O'Clock, by
h- Scientific Lecturer. r. w. 2. DR. JAMES KENNEDY, n
gentleman OF very extended popularity and viii command
miree l0f II
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SAILED.
Bark Undine, Para. Briss Abby Amelia Franklin. La;
Widow (Br) ST john NIB; Georgiana Oporto; Com.
merce, Liverpool. Schr Metamoras
The Pilot Boat VIM Romer, Mcclure, for Liverpool,
took her departure yesterday from off Castle Garden
O'Clock and A. minutes p NJ Passed the Light Ship e,
p. NJ. distance IS miles. Wind NV By w.
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C0ODY EARS Patent Gum Elastic shirred suspeh-
Nders-The subscribers, manufacturers OF tnese gooos,
are prepared for the Spring usde with sIge assortment
made in h-r improved mode being perfectly smoone on
the cord and entirely from the smell OF suPna
s-d in these blVers are invited 70 CALL examine goocs
quality s. essr for a ssSs9o snd
a;s ar. especially invited 10 call before
W es.e- -- st9,yi,eod FORD l. CO. l37 Pear-.t
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ID ANCA TIN.-Bancs Tin, usually the most steady oil
D metals mas lsely ike fellow rolc been getttnS
high we have had few blocks hand and now fnd as
the razorstrop man says that there are more ieiL
For sale Il, The lowest market price. oy :.
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