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sss SANS SOUCI HOTEL, Balls,on Sps, n. j..
@ wss r.-op-ned tor r-cspuou ofysors On Nc lVn

kGs wss rroprned recepuOu ovsoTs On VIC IVH
sASH- day OF Jun. last . -,
From the very liberal patronage received last season. me
prop etor been induced make extensive improve
enIs BON internally and externally by Tho addition o.
1s~ furniture, and extensive walks and play grounds
This Hotel being but miles from Strs Ioga Springs %
and fcon which frequent daily eommupcstioni hsd
by Railroad aud but ST mics from Ssrsoga Lake woeIe
the best OF boas and SAILING tackle may al all umes bs nsdl
and Sys mica ON tho White Sulphur Spring, 10 which
faces IN hsd by carriage and
he location one that 10 NOT by Ike estao1h'
meat In the county - -. a.,
Congress Pavilion end Iodine Water. freih from tho
Ennnisn III be- furnished daily all The guests Of
lh- Hotel .,,,
and by hs POI attention. TO MAKO is hoie pleasant
aud abls for families and ali otncr
jy7 lmeod +. w. no1NeOMD.
srA BROADWAY HOTEL, sos Broadwsy, AZ
3 bnay: BY ]. r. WiL,oN-TravoIors and eitLuns or
comodous and tho o .lon convenient The Sear-
boats and al jons tho Railroad DepoL 1r1S zm
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sofecac-4- iiirOhTANT 10 purrhpsors Of Piano.
RS$-grGnaA ForlsS-The subscrbors having purchased
IN Of Mr. John scrber the exclusive I've tisn. n
Improvement Piano Forte now manufacturing some
very splendid Rosewood and Mahogany Piano goros,
which are arranled superior In 10 any now 10 use,
and keep In much longer. The Improvement con-
sisla beautiful Harp Frame peculiar In consuuc-
dou, taking all ths strain o The srtngs from me c'e ano
general OF Tho approved modern styles Of
fni.tcd instruments. BENNETT, ROGERS Il CO,
a.q l52 FutOn-st. Fast side uf brn-dwy.
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NETWORK FORM BOOK

ND INT crest TABLES-containics complies Forms
Alor the ansscon " al The ro0;re OF business
man and a. requiring the execution OF papers, ioRener
iih he statutory provisions RELAXING thereto Also, com
pIete Izer-s Tables Discount Tables, Scanns and Tim
Der Measure Cubcsl contents Of Square Ttmoet &c &c
For salo bJ HUNTINGTON d SA'AOE ZIG teerIt.
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TsIBUNaJos PRINTING OFFICE.


TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No spErcE.s7REET-fThre SoorI frc1a 'at'G'rses.1
rT,EE facite, OF hts establishment for JOE PRINTING
are perhaps unsurpassed 81 any Office N ne city TIE
na-onaee OF The asI bcec sacn as 70 g1srante-
res: r:erscp IN our We therefore, VIII con-
si.nc- i,sae the following Card:
10 observation-disclosures supplied Win 81 krda
ofPRINTING 81 Ise cheapest rsie, Tiz
Cards, 5A1 La11ns,
Circulars Eeceipu,
BIZ E-sdI, Cneckf &c
70 LITERARY GEsTLEAzs.-o71gtnsiM 1asicT'pt' print
Pamphlets, Stereotype Work a,: and S1 u ,ind' Of
20 LEcTrzEz, AsD Acknowledgment beautifully
Gecrure BILE Small Bills for Dtxrr!-
Acs.-noa SIiJ. buiioo, &c
Ard ever description Of PIcin and Ornamental JOB FoTf
.-euted WIKI kresi and puncuai7 81 he Once
10 Sbs i tESToTed POWER PRESSES, for Books, PAN
81 worT on tie sbo7s Presses win be done al s.ssortt
49, low or:cez J. A FRAETAS,
~ - frh1ns Job Printer.
Nsw.YORk DIsDERY, III Fultoc-s, AGENT %
| Hsrr-ry Sioe--Ecsr govc rrasons way ASer1 VIII
snd II 20 se advantage 10 brig HsrpeT Bible 10 hl e.
tahl.ihlenl % bind
s- esolce and reauIif1 variety OF psierna ready,
yzTTny IL prlce from dolEra The best I.ock and
rorsmanship will &c u,ed L birding HEN.
The ctspe,eh With which they VIII be bound
Tas very liberal commission allowed 10 Ageat1
" Al descriptions Of aid elegant Boot Binding si
lowest cash Frieer EDWARD WALhER-
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Inv Courrs....sAruRDAY, July II

Inv Courts. SAICkDAf,J July Al.
MAMIE Corsr-D7iorU Judge emith.-Stepheg Cam
,rr,,g va illdHI SfjCe The paintn Tor rent OF
premises So C.hefincsreet, Cnder these circumstances
Mr. c. purchased the premises Il; Master III Chancery
sale and seeks TO recover from the date OF the Mas
ters deed 10 him. up June being five months, at $50
month, payable in advance.
The property formerly belonged TO Nh Robert Manning,
counselor {. law and sold under foreclosure OF the
mortgage Previous TO the sale Mr.. c. and Mr. NJ. en-
tered into az agreement that c. who had second mort
gage on the premises should become the purchaser and
give $4,000 on which Mr.. NJ. would convey him certain
other property In FEE and in NJ paid back the $4,000
within one wear. with al costs and expenses, Mr. C. was
10 re-convey.
After the commencement Of the suit in Chancery, aHd
notice of ptnde M NJ. leased for year the prem
ises 10 MI Shove the defendant and Mr. ". insists that
he Is entitled the unpaid the time OF rcdeening
the property under the agreement made between him and
Mr. c. Shove, however, upon the presentation OF the
Masters deed executed 10 Mr.. c. agreement by which
he became his tenant, and Mr. c. insists that S cannot
now dispute that he Is his landlord The Court considered
that Nj s. estopped from denying hi, agreement,
and sci up one previously made with Mr. In opposition
10 II, and that he must pay tho rent 20 Mr.. c. for the
whole M C. has had the property under the Masters
deed and that this Court VIII not behind the Masters
deed 10 lock al the ageemen. between the parties JIdg
ment for plaintiff. Sl00 For plaintiff, Messr.. Freeman
and Bliss; for defendant, Slr. Manning.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-Befoye Judge
Betts-Ihs Uned States containing precious
stones E J. Rnyi aaS C. " Daeid, IT. elatnant,.-Sur
10 tcs, me vallcty OF seizure made By the Custom
House on the ground OF false invoice already referred
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WASH BOOKS.

HIST PUBLISHED oy the .ubscriberc The Family Wash
y Book being essy ard conyerect method OF account
toy tcles be washed CT narns st OF wess-
inS snpar.l generally used family Aio, ne Genie-
,.s BOOB similar the above but containing The
ARTICLES corposngs gert!emsn's wardrobe FOR sac 81
the Stationery Store OF JASssN PILL,
w.
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MAINE U. s. SENAToR.-The Loco Focos Of the
Maine Legislature have at length agreed upon
candidate for U s. Senator in place of Mr.. Evans,
by dropping both Gov. Anderson and MIR. Hamn
end taking up James W. Bradbury of Augusta
OF course they elect him any day whom ih"y
choose 10 go into Joint Ballot. No day has yet been
fixed upon for the Election.
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THE TRIBUNE.
The Oregon Treaty.

We have not hitherto noticed the perpetual ref
erence OF the New-York Express to our version
oftbe Oregon Treaty. Whatever cred, is due for
the publication Of a correct version belongs TO our
Regular Correspondent The Express never had
any version Of its own, but copied it from our cor
respondent to the very italictzing, which, OF
course, is not in the Treaty. After correspond
emit sent off his copy, it was found that the words
trading with them" bad been omitted This made
the navigation Of the Columbia River free to all
British subjects, which in fact the Treaty does as
al British AFFECTS navigating the Columbia River
will Of course be trading with the Company. The
mistake was discovered in time for the next mail
and was sent on from Washington to be corrected
in the Express and other papers which nigh, copy
4, from The Tribune As we had published the
Treaty befors the correction arrived, we contented
ourselves with the reference to the error made by
our correspondent, who alone had got the true YER
soa of The Treaty, and from whom the Express
copied VIVA, ii called our version
The Express Of Friday refers four or Eve times
10 their version of the Treaty, when they had
version of it but what they copied from our cor
respondent, but for whose labors they would have
been entirely ignorant of the rights granted to the
Hudson's Bay Company by the Treaty as of those
granted to British subjects trading with them
The papers, generally speaking. gave our cores
pondent the proper credit. The only exception we
noticed was the Philadelphia United States Gazette,
which gave credit 10 the Express, which had no
more right 10 it than the Gazette had, provided it
had inserted comma or made any other correction
from the Express. The Express Is also in error
about British charter. They are not generally in
perpetua,ion." There is general law of the Brit.
sh Parliament limiting all charters to the term Of 81
years. The Hudson's Bay Company received their
charter before the passage of this law which could
not therefore limit it except by Ell post Jacto opera
ton. We repeat that the true version of the char.
ter was published only by our correspondent. The
Express and other papers copied from him. lfany
credit therefore, is DUE it is 10 him and TO him only
Tho Express being advised of the omission of the
words trading with Them supplied them. Their
version {" hath this extent, no more"
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90 Orcs more was be borne along. The steecs not now
-,c,nc And gar bu, one-the Ole hofse-ed before
his masters body saddle and stuTup empty sAo s4oln
49, c,vsrnc him Mou!nfuuy the Dune snima seemed
~ walk How mutely eloquent was 1ne scene = ~"
before ma the solemn procession. slowly moving MAJ ae3
thrp-h sill rs length the sad spprgs OF wee LIE
rnpsr.oy solemn strain music, The arch ie he uraa
,,, rnyy IN my esr again me Serious "o"l
cast faces of he who followed alter ssain Asai @
sons and wreppS of the women, AID the wondering NS
.rghrc, LOOK OF little children IS present WIFE o. HAeH
ono nonrped as with personal grief kArtn VIII ne'e'
sgsin behold such spectace-d mao. csso'eu u le D.
For many Yeas l dwell: In ne yer! mousse IL
which the Great Defender lived sept Ii Inc 'etS
in which he slunbered. Sometimes al ancient uen1 VI
,ha fv would pon, OIL. with rre9ressoe pleasure Ac
honorable pride the very spot whez. ne Genea1 49,
and where his Lady grand rece5iion'oass' no" !
yere a,rec what sraci. words i1ey space no" AtHe
" and now ho,pirsoe And then Inc ole man, ssnnls
SAID 10 my mother, with the eve:-rfuosPeoU'e e- -
axe, All Madam, those were Pslmy days
4 few brief passages from the Gossip WILL indicate
Il, character and variety:
.SFS-HusrAsrIc DENTIsT-"E lie was IN the hsoii OF
,nessns OF every prrton who had submitted 10 Els 0
.r,,iona a. loo OF bis; and while walking with our
corresoopdent In the streets Of the village Ia wnieo rs
resided he would suddenly eSciAna There comes ote
OF INV jobs-asuui diacul, ioo az ever hso IHe
lob wa. recent widowrr. and his cUonisnahee Hs'
tad but when The dentist met him ace 10 lace ne '
Won't yor be good as 10 smile Aiae -
show M TREND whsl call very oifaeuit ano
The berraycd husband and tather however cecneo GU
went his way, leaving our operator II s.Ae "a '1
prise and DISAPPOINTMENT al bis chpr1hness'
a RECENT Tsc-B<diord Mercury mentions the aTfva
OF the Sarah whale ship Inst pUE., having on ooAa
harpoon which found the BODY Of large whale
The harpool WAS marked Lro, snc belonged 70 New
Bedtoa vessel Of HAT nAne which was Loss N 1873 OF
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BOARDING and Solrls.

BOARD DOWN TOWN-rwo or tafse p sss NJ
Dro1m, win panes attached, let, either furnished or
unfurniTned with board gentlemen and their wives OF
single geatemeu on reasonable lsrms al NO. seek
At saS Nassau day borders will also be &c
N = - lYI lSt
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"once again saw @t President BE was Heins, me
ca-,ace bews drawn by four beautiful bays lTeueI'ei
-. rs silver plate and yellow pannels, which nAs ever
, scanned 10 me proper and ari,ocra,c color (io:aFs
me-. shade OF WASHINGTON for vehicle OF mus hno
S ~, "a She was OF 4 comey and pleasant counte-
,.pcs and appeared be chatting II lively manner 70
~ noble orc ana master Usual gravity. II NY res
objection serves me- WAS LILLE reiaAeu' ns su4Hse 49,
f.ce toward her-I think lie smiled
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s,tiot re 1ss'Hse's NO S,r nj.
n.s 4 large sssortraeni Of homeopathic Medicines,
IN rincures u.1reaons durons and s.ooules; Sugar Of
MIX Pure Alcohol, Distilled Water Pclles. &c. he FhJ.
scanS Pocket AID Family Csse. Of Medicines OF hand ana
prepared order HonGopstc.c Plaster, substitute loI
ordinary Cc1 saa Adhesive Plaaisr and q sxoo lsS,
! oIrr kDrC nyna
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ICE PICKS, ICE TUBS, Ice Pian-s-Iee CIs .sIa
lfreez-r. Vi The Urciray Kircs. eorip!eic w. -.
.poon,, &c; french lee Cream Ffeezers se1e.s. 80
or r-I AID Desurfgi pstr-rns, from one Sni
Cream Krtyes; Vine Coolsrs, |. : and hoies' - 49,
hoaseAeeV''s M tn TORSEY CO.
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CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, MARCH Id. 20
" ETkN-A KcnOnsraace With The Amerlcans' Clear
the Way; Little Lady Caroue; Leopold de Meye by T.
P CraDch IL. EpIrORiAL-A High. handed OUTAGE;
The Sta.e Printing Hoyt-Butier-We ob; oregon Il.
Washington The Tarf aad Labor The Late Duel; Al
fairs in Texas Oregon 10 the SENATE Manufacture ~ Glass
in United States Reflections The News BY ihe neAs
Steamer, Who the Presidents lnIepreier Locotoco
Presidential As2iran.s &c. &C. Ill. POLlflCAL-New-
YORK Town Observation-Disclosures, FUTON, HeI hlmer,
Wyoming, Duchess Buffalo Rcceeluedi; New Hainp-
shire Election. ~. NEWS-From BsrmuGa; Revo-
luton CubaDowria OF spanish tyranny highly I'm
poriau from Yucaan; From South Arcai Arans4s baJ
from Texas Central America; 81. DoIhnSo; -Four Days
Europe, 10y thu packet ship Toronto CorespoL-
cence OF The Tribune from Albany, FouGhA.eps htris
burg, Vera Cruz, WashpgIoni fRocEEplNCs OF C9S-
GRsss, from Regular Correspondent SE~-1 ORR LIZ
6IsLATUKE; v OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lsecrhtIon
vi Grace Church; Darkness Visible; R=v Mr. Walkers
Temperance Sermon; Philharmonic Concert AAions oi
Inc Great and Good regarding Punishment
How il applied The An-ient QuesIion-Speech OF ,r
Heyner OF Rensselaer, In The New-io Legislature; Ma
pie Sugar; Whist Is doiOg Albany! Expulsion vi the
tribune Reporter-EXrscts from tue Press Exciting Scene
in the u 5 Senate Nrtue-Duiy-HapPlnessi The Leie
John IL. peasants, Esq; Appointments by Governor
Wright; From Lake Superior Witty Prisoner The
Carter Family; City Items from The Daily Tribune; no
ices OF New Pub:cst!ons. VI. COMMERCIAL INTEL
LlGENCE-Produce, Stocks. Money, Cattle Market
Single copies put up wrappers Tor the Mails, car ne
oo,a ned III The desS-pIlcs 81 cents
ES- TERMS-S2 per year- All subscriptions payable
iniexibly advance. Address
GREELEY & McELRATH, Tcoane Buildings,
Cor. Spruce and Nassau SIS opposite tn City Hall
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AGR1CULTURAL INSTITUTE.
ORANGE COUNTY Scientific had Practical Asr!culIu
the eticien. Tor The acquisition OF combined
Scientific and Practical knowledge of Agncc!tufe
number OF farmers residing II the same nes hooThood
in The MOI Sonsry from ~ miles " eel OF New
butg Oh, having unied under written contract one with n-
other become instructors such pupils may be
their through the Undersigned their officers
pfese the Institution 10 he attention u The public
Esch pupil will be under tls practical instruction OF iA2
member Of the association with whom be mag reside
Tns Scienuac Instruction Will &c under The OF Mr
JAMES DARRAcH, graduate OF Yale College, gentleman
o, sceCtc attachments, and II conoc wlin his associates
The holder OF his pIOw.
This part OF The nsuuL!on VIII embrace most OF the AGA
demlc Studies, Natural History, and Principles OF AgrcU
pral ECONOMY.
The peculiarly OF Ibis Institute which recommends j
parents Is thar tns pEacucs instruction vi" he givea oy
alien 10 the economy wei rs The general Hanas
OF 4 Farm.
presents also the following Family Discipline
Care compsn0nship with the Instructors
tanty directed observe and compare In The neighoo
hood places worship within convenient distance :or
all attend, Esscopslian, Presbyterian, Reformed Dutch
Scotch Presbyterian and Methodist
Terms-St2o per annan for tuluoc srd board payable
m-anDuSIly IN advance.
MaiI and Other Stages thai pass Inc Newoargn and
Cochecion Turnpike connect our places daily with New
bursh.
Tie Institute viii open reception OF pupils on The
lsi April
Inquiries and applications may BE- addressed 10 eer Of
Ih- undersigned a. Co.tenGaG Orange County, \. \.
LINDLEY MURRAY FEKklS, PresdeuL
SAMUEL WAIT. Jr. Secrslar'.
REFEkEScEs-Er J. S-s, Esq President OF lie
Orange County Asric1lIuE. Society; Johc C4d~ei Esq
SALISBURY, Orange Co; \. 3. Aleu- Es9 Eal!sr OF The
American Asrcul;arsi; VIM PaI;ndg-, Merchant New
York; pelrr Il. schencA, EaG ~ y. don Morrls Frank
In. n. Y; Officers OF American IasUIute
mis- W m ,,SM 4tWs
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Ampsements.

4 sTERICAN nfUsEu 1J-Evsry dsy and evening
a Ills wees, commencing Monday March -spendid Per
day Afternoons ociockTh- manager VIII coctnus for
another those Scripture Dissolvns Vows which hays
b-n receive with such un5ounde appreciation Also
gagged The popular comic voca Isl Pei, &Jsns Also en-
gssei, me talented Juvenile voca., Miss aza5eh cniy
years Cd LAST week of The unryaed GtSIi.t Si.uor
SlnL Laughing Cos lAliau Fsntoeiai s. Portraits Of lie
Great AeE or AMERICA Astsm- Rock vel. s famous For
iGHe Te!e'i saney Glass Blowing Grand Cosmoranis
Afmis.ion. Is cents Childrsn under 10. L, cents
pail IN COuPLIHENC to Alien podwor,h
ID 5y Pupils me Apollo Saloon, " Wednesday Eve
ming. March 18Th. Tickets 81. 100
mo Gus L W. bAIap, Se-.cA,!.
D!ANU-FpRTE AND SiNt;iSG.-Mr. MOE
i LEY tylpli of N. celebrated Cc-Seli, and Sir ".
Smart es oecIiuy that she q prepared u give
Lessons II the shove branches her resdsnce, 81 Frank
tor thar OF her puPs or reasonable terms hFs NJ
i. also ready 20 tsc Scheo- Classes the Cy Country
milo Inn
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-,o,-p AND MEaL-There Is not SO much doing to-
r ~ Fopr. holders generally having advanced their
esy IN 10 IS SO ON Genesee, which buyers are IN
a.Ans arsr At IS 50tnere would De free sales Gene
va W. aa. coed Brands Michigan. The stock OF Western
e estns;ed by the dealers 10000 10 100000 oo!s
70 bIpept there appears 10 De inquiry The aovices
are NOT favorable tor Flour Flour ireghts
PEI >. .,erlng New.Or!eans fat hoop quote s. l23
1ss Is round hoop sass Ky. III Southern there Is
nos much doing. Georgetown is SIS l2.G % B'A.!,
1ore about S5 Petersburg SIS 23 Rye Flour Is ~ %
- a. with ia denand Meal So 37tG3 so for Jersey
srsndywine is IS e2i hide. $40. Bag Meal 81 2(ds!
al Buckwheat 81 in brs. 81 in bags and the market
nssrly bare Comparative statement OF the ..
P,rsd Srts ,roG The port oil Philadelphia from January
Ia m March Isl 1855
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y
No PSI Broadway, opposite City Hall.
IIAVE NOW in their warehouse, and constantly
receiving richest and elegant styles OF Car
p=liDg-, embracing the newest patterns, and comprising
variety which Tor beauty and extent is entirely
Ia ,s AEluEg the MAJ be found the following
Ents OF goods sdapled every mode OF furnishing VIZ
ELEGANT FRENCH AUBussoS CARPETS,
ENGLISH AxMISSTER
ROYAL VELVET WILTON aud
TAPEsrRIE VELVET snd BRUssELs CARPETISGs.
onew and beautiful designs ana rich coors superior any
thing before received Three Ply Superine gld Fine In
grain Carp-ungs OF every variety Venrlisns, Plain
Tyril-d aud Dalnash, OF every qualify snd widtb.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
OF various patterns description, containing many
tr-v n- qua old and yell seasoned readyor lumedi
ale use together with complete assortment OF all other
licles connected with the trade
All persons furnishing private residences hotels an
st-srboals will md iheir advantage examine This
assortment goods before maEng their seectou these
goods we offer at exceedingly low prices ms Inns
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Increase

GRAIN-W- notice "a sale vi loVU push w ate uene-
AZ. !, he. for shipInen; 40 There were some
negotiations going tor milling ot- but we heard Gt no
..e. Corn s;esdy cargo OF 500 bushels southern
Wheat sold a; Go cents $50 bush New Orleans on me
wharf a. o. cent? 2200 tush. North Carolina on terms
MOI MADE public In Barley We notice IOOo ousa. o'
home u.s. Al about IS oas are Al q 10 Tor NORTH
en- 4Oaia for Jersey aud $500 Tor Southern inc .a
-. r. scarce Black Eyed Peas very dui at % cIs
s. push Nothing farther dong IN Rye.
WuisHY-A sale o; 80 bbs. Low Proof was made at
%! cruts DRUDGE is g, with moderate sales
HAY-Iie market dull al ooQ9o cents for fair lois
RICE-There has been within few days. an advance
II ~. 20 .3 per this article with better inquiry
The rang. ol ker is So -7 10 81 50 for CHOICE
GROCERlES-We nosc GALES OF a cargo OF Cuba Mo,
s.,e. SIS bhGs private terms. stnal. psfce! oil
N.uy,as " 81 cents and 200 hhds. Newo'eans sugar
s,se7cens
HoNEY-A small parcel Of NeuVi'as sold at % cents
months
LEaTHER-The sales to-day showed no particular
change in the The quality oil The lots was gen
OLA sale Of 1000 bbls n. West Coast and Whale
b,s been made at New Bedford at 80 cents which Is
farther advance.
oaty statement Of imports Of Sperm and Whale Oils and
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Dinbou 5ba6cs.

LvRESCH WINDOW SHASES!!-J. c. Wood
Ior1 29: Broadway hes made ements 10 receive
panel Window Wire painted Window Shades, plain 90.
correct copies Claude Lorraine CanOva and Other
eminent artists painted in enduring coors ia every variety
OF landscape and scenery New style Gothic Conn'hen
Dcric Ionic Roman AID Grecial architecture. designs.
P!s!n and Vgnet.e French Scrolls Scrptura views, &c
y B. Merca4nts buying TO sell again, will be allowed
liberal Lafarge Buildings, next door TO the
ner o Reade-s'. mis- :
WINDOW SHADES on u-w oil preparation, III
w vented manufactured aud sold. hoesale and retail
exclusively by IL n WEBB 81 per Cent cheaper, equally
beautiful, and far more durable than the French FAC
tory No u Div-on-st Srd story Of the Sacksit Buildings
n B.-The store is i5s PelrlsL- four doors South OF
Cha,hu,n MI 2yvis-
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~ John BnrdeiI, Dentist, has removed from the
corner Of Brosdway aud Frankla-s' formerly corner
Chanbefs-sL and Broadway 10 No unlon-psce AID
square Southeast side Of the ark aud cor. lih-s;
For the three years, many OF hiS friends have
been mcd and he has had bear the responsibility OF
operations by himself which he vii! endeavor 20
correct hereafter. mills its
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW,

MO. CLXvll.-January, 1916. is this day published.
~ CONTENTS:
|. Parliament and the Courts
II. Shakespeare IL Paris.
Ill Legsla.ion for the Working Glasses
". R-igiDus Movement In Germany.
v Lyeils Travels IN North America
vi. European aud American Stale Comfortable
VII. Scottish Grimm a. urisprudeGce
VIII. Political State OF Prussia
* t.arls Grey and SpencerThe Age OF PHI aud FOX
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