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RoUSSEL7s aMANDTyp

S'a- IL Pre-erlri7H aud CUR Of Capped Had,
- The subscriber iile th@ Iru 81 o. Roussel, u.
SroaiFsyuo rr;rovaEsspect.l! socjls t,ia Of
article apr5qriHe 10 he season. poI Is ABSOLUTE per
fec,ion he willing 10 nix the reputation OF ais establish
lis warranted 10 snd prevent chapped hands
and addition ai> communicates ihsm healln-
ia sores> and wilderness. The manufacturer Claims Tor
bis reTtumery perfect equality - The imported. super
oriy from is ireshless-2ere +. however STcle IN
iis re either foreign domestic which the subscriber
oes nor keep TIE perumer Of his former partner tor
many Yeas director OF the T abo5a,ory IN Passs
ta1iv unsurpassed ~ the producf Of any laboratory in Eu
-ope. ami i sold prices generally So 10 50 per
cheaper He most respectfully soci,s the patronage Of
the elite OF This metropolis. s the ti- promising
deserve il 5ytruh ard fsir dealing All his transactions
\ SNOSS lste SJGssels, l5s Broadway
Where he vii! remain Until farther notice.
Erery -sr,ety Of soaps. shaving cream Col
ogues, cosmetics pcsmns. Sc- VITA extensive assort
men; Of raz0rs hair nall iooth ara shaving brushes toilet
bottles. Nc- &c. a. lmeod
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~ Dr. Banning's Body Brace.-sor tie relief OF
xvSsk,ess OF me voice lungs, heart spinal nervous
rsie sas digestive notwithstanding dyspepsia eonsups
ron plea Grooping AMI distortion SO eonnoa 20 Children
80 v,,r ladies' also BLEEDING LINES. Is per-
fr s,bsr.;ue for the snc constituting shoulder
hrpcs ,y;h none OF ietr periou< terte1ces Unlike Ri
o,h-s acts bv supporting tas sE q TIE oacs Easns
th f:crr. and by !l.sg 5ssliby s whole a;srna
pie Of organs Pamphlets and book . Common sens-,
giving information, can be hsd 81 ias oes ~ S
lady IN R.s1ds2es % ladies' os1a " - ssW
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z. WALKER

Z. " y LINEN
beautiful PICTORIAL PATTERNS for hiudiny
ID Harper Shakespeare ready He invites hiss
friends anj The public c his Bookstore, - Euun-
e. and examine them.
ju5t Pubjshed-A mosl beautiful volume on Christian
Missions illustrated entitled Chd-7 Messengers SuiiR-
be TOR Christian present
Fi edition OF Dr. Cheevef'- Lectures p. rms Pro-
tre-s - few ropes oC this beautiful book. illustrated
with English enRrsynEs. IN elegant morocco bindings.
reserved for Ssv Year Rl(5- Ear.g application uecessa
r. 70 secure copy. a he number = limited.
United States Archives Nov ready, ihc second edition
Of this gree; Satiopi work. The Statesman. Manual ,
larEe volumes syo. 1900 pp. Price >
just Pubshsd-The 18Th edition OF the History OF Ro-
mani-u. illustrated, b. Or. Bowling.
EDWARD WALkEB, Publisher and Boosbinder,
JIOo. Futon-st
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General Notires.
ERISTOW
svFzSIoR SYSTEM OF WHITING
1a<~gs<. ~; ->x< " s~..,-A.-, - .,

syTEEIoR system OF WHITING
C.<cpSs. zri SeSt FSstr-4ea;gu n Hs-las17s.sp
z 4 Card 10 the Geutlemcr.-T,e possessioc OF
Eoc3 Hs-t-W -crE The Merchant The Cierx and ST.
persons engaged pGtc Business or private lite IS Of
s1ch IN pOr-sace. tat NJ BRlSTOW =-v. il Is a.
ac Of proprietv IN submitting specimens OF style ct
teaching % the public q tjs Alchemy.
NO. So BROADWAY CORNER OF DCASE-ST
assuring hos gentlemen WHO NAV honor tr7 wiki her
coa6den thai MISLEADING iefcts The STIFFNESS or
etort q ilei- present writing, they have now 81 e1-
ces1t opportunity Of sccrl vith c-r.i7v and success
IL ONE COURSE or EASY LESSONS.
the freedom and handsome similarity of The Writing
exhibited. Tbs Ladies style ore % perfect beatty deli
ard very graceful Private Lessons given s-s Fam
lies attended.
80 ..-,f
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a1IRRN FUN.y-cHlNEsE SKIN POWDER

:.nUgRN FUN.y-CHINEsE SKIN POWDER
vi This Eauch admired aideu6Grr tie toilet s;ands
ee1lner .or restoring identifying sud preserv1ng the
skn znc comyexioc, preventing al ktnds Of eIisceons
disorders. diesipeng ac freckes p;np.es spots snG
srpt5ns TIE august patronage conceded ~ The es'ess
.oysreigns and Of Euro the supreme eontI ~
z4ia and The testimonials fsuy feceIfee ~
IN, pr0prieors are ia themselves s1tcsn 10 7-A9so
lhe superiority Of the article wroI. farGer ts;a '
wholesale By the importers, HOBBS co " sSsa,
retail bv Rush,or Co 10 Broadway, 10 Asoi III
and ed BIosfwsT Henry Johnson. rs Sroeansy' \ a
Ring Ie2 Broadway c.rsaaga - snS pra g. sad
Ps-fn,,sy. yeo-rslly In E.1F-Tork src ihroi21"-' -
ed Ss eoEe. price =. and r. 81. alcir counter
~ In proof Of me sGDer2fy o. III oroba5!y more VIII
follow -,,. ~. on heir guard 70 see fhsl
fnIsHssess -. tie sizr.rIr- Of Fabier Co. or se
,-r.pners and government stslap :, Lzesoe
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70 DEALERS m FTRE ARMS.

+ : CIRCUIT COURT for the Southern District o.
L, Ss.x YorE-Eiasn Allen Oriisosl S!1Et, It a.
Alexander srdIner Cl-rk C lie CItcBlt Court Q; ice
tinted ;a,es for Tee Soztn-r District OF SeY-f ofAr 90
S.rshv CERTIFY hat ibe ADORE enlec suit Fs- tied II ne
40 Con-. ca ~ aah And 9Th days Of Apr 1875 before
me Hon smith Thompson. Associate Jasiiee OF re ga
--s1 Corr OF The United States thai Jury YES slnpan-
.!ed &c swora and The opened oy Af Sherman ga
~ ,-rr Of tt- plaintiff .a.n Aleu- and Af seder OF
~ sr II t aefenda. Osson B!Uct. =! all lh1t si!ef
the renc- he'd c,ose5, the case = s. iS,re up oy
-. sd-1 f1r III defendant, and by Nr. Davis for lh-
o..nd ti.t chs.ze th-re1pon ZTTsn oJ the Court
- he Jury who retired under charge Of Al oeF duly
-si 70 attend them and heir rendered the
TIA rfsv I'D ;at tie patat5 Is Lot the csg1nsl
- ,atsrt-- and entitled iae IT, anf exclusive ris.
an, i.bsr- Of making CO 35rcrz, rsins and verding 10
oers 70 Be used The proved locE claimed by 1 and
.et fcrt. z Eis patent
verce6 bY the 3si@nia-is i lnErE -r-i u fSe
ulz,-tid7 : iigh.s ard 50 tae- say all
All of " high appears By the minutes OF the SAD tfia'
recorded IN NJ ofics. ALEX GARDINER, Si 5a.,
peeslper !, lsf, 81 @<AHs
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8 eneral Notlles.

" Great sches from little Toe-Co rns grow.
I'm. hAs ae-r f.; By thousands = .He.I fE2 '1t mere
~ l5rsr F- The 4slglAN CsES PLA<TEs XII give IN
reaa.s r.i.et s- ec:1aly cGre al corn e1nioaa, k
IF- - ne --orev Will be refunded. Fer sale
nv DaVTn SANS = co No - East 5roac <sy, 100 FE
,on-sL and IS Broadway c n Rag ls2 Sr2aeTss
Wyac hetcE-rl l2i Fu2;o1-'Li r. u oaioh "a 6o"e
80 - ? ss ga. - - -: 10y = RI in
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THE ANNALIST.

,F,HTS DAY PUBLISHED. No. ) OF The Anrslist i Re-
L cord OF Practical Medicine in the City CT New York.-
Edited by William c. Roberts Nj. d. Fellow OF the Col
leFe OF Physicians and Surgeons OF New-lor
CONTESTS.
|. Report OF The NewYors Hospital
H. Repor of the Cuiqu- OF the Collete 81 Physicians
and Surgeons.
Ill British aad Foreign Med. Revew-Hydropaihy
and Homo opaby.
~. Homeopathy again.
V Case OF Abnormal Serious cyst By VIM J. Mac
revn. VI D.
VI Edtor's Tabie.-A versary ss Society for tho
Relief OF Widows and Orphan. OF Medical
Men The National Convention; Military Fiog
girg et Houn-ov, England VarA
VII Obituary DANIEL ADEE.
al tn7 Fulun-si. New-IOrk.
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FROM SoUTH AMERIcA-By the bark h athIse1r
Capt, Bitten The S'ia has dates Rio to the 9th
October, Port Allegro Oct ID, Pernsmbuco Oct 10Th.
Bahia Oct 18Th Monte Video Oct 6th and Buenos
Ayres Sept 2lth 4 body OF troops belonging 10 the
Allied Forces. who conducting valuable mail TO
the attacked and dispersed with con-dera-
bic loss by party OF Argentine soldiers, and their mail
bags captured The mail immediately forwarded
to Gen. Rosas who, il is said has gained from II much
valuable information Il appears certain that its con
tents were OF much importance. il being Tor
wsrded under AT unusually strong guard Our papers
from Buenos Ayres say nothing of the Treaty effected
with Corrienes In regard military operations they
are also barren The and splendid steamship
4rieop being the first OF the Line OF Steamers receutly
established between Liverpool and Rio sneiro arrived
al that place the 10th October thrtydvc days from
Liverpool including stoppsges ST Pernambnco and Hs-
h!s OF twenty four hours each She inside the passage
from Bshis Il, Rio in 20 hours Her performance during
the passage highly spoken OF ny all her officers and
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CMTION TO DEALER, IL FIRE ARMS

CAUTION TO DEALERS IL FIhE AhilS.-
I Ia N. acton o: Exam iL.e ~ i.'t synt IN me
,r Court OF the Uni.e5 Sales, Tor infringement o.
- 10 ,arui4csur- use md sci! 10 be used.
me sELF-COCKfSG PISTOL, q verctcf las been gwen
Tor he patnf with cost, Of is- and hne OF we've
doIIsrs and junction tas been Issued 1trst
9it sys 70 restrain them from nsins or -eI!nS SAID
srcIe Their periion Tor IrAl and 70 carry Il 10
JXsrinr.ou on Dill Of exceptions hGs been refa -e1
r.+ public are therefore respectfully calEon1d against
IN ssirg or selling he S-.tCoca1g Pistols made oy
rt SINS or aay Pistols OF similar KID, as by dlsr--
,r5in this caut:or xcG!i maze u necessary Tor Inc
.rb.croer 10 syp- L. avs !or rrOlcrCE "a a. scch
cases Al --t.ci== q lis knt are made by a-en IhlI
er- IA The ar-icie Il Nevg- YORK TITAN AL;L..S-
Norwich Cone. i-;h Nov. ls-e. Mo 9sT- M1lnlslp
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PouIrxSxss OF STEAMBOAT CAprAiSs-To those
who have ever Travelled on the Mississippi the following
story VIII sppesr 81 less; highly probable;
Cspisin Justly celebrated for his u-bsni;y wss hSied
from the shore between Baton Rouge srd New oriesns
bv sn elderly female The boat brOGshtto and the
Captain with tie agility of squirrel leaped on land
"Csptsin," said she Us he obssQuous!y bowed t~.ore
her my daughter sick in New Orleans has Just sent
up TO for dozen eggs and jus; thought would
cali and request you carry then, down 20 street
Certainly, madam certsiny, replied the Captain
Captain" said the good dame, j put them IN this
little haske, on cotton bri had only eleven
and the white hen the nest lsyas the twelfth would
be asking OF you much to wait until il should be
ready =
BY no uesns madam BIZ means, answered the
oohsinc Captain and The good isiy returned 20 the
house. expedite the egg j, should the
light The Captain sat composedly on piece OF timber
patiently waiting anti the white hen had completed her
lssess and tae twelfth egs was handed bin BY servant
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II The accident at DR.. Cheevers Church on
Friday happy to state, was no worse than we re-
ported Saturday mornngalthoughs great many exagge
rated respecting were siost There were nine
persons on the scaiod when the wall iell-percipta
ing them, and falling tmbers and bricks. forty
eight feet through the mir Only three were Sc
rously Injured md these Were taken to the Hospital
where they will probably be detained couple Of weeks
Scvcr OF the others Saturday morning at work
hepne to clear away rubbish beneath which they were
buried 1t is truly wonderful that little injury was
sustained in this accident
The wall which fell was the inner one separating the
main body OF the Church from the Lecture.room 1t
blown down and tore GU, the timbers from the end
wall The scsfoldng Tell some fifteen minutes after by
the gradual tearing out OF The tmbers by which 1t was
supporiei
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Eg- We understand that the Boston aud New
York Line of Telegraph has been suspended for the
present In consequence of the many injuries sustain
ed by the in the vicinity OF Boston the Com
psny has concluded repsr the old wire bu, will
soon supply its place by aud substantial iron one
1t is expected ready in time 10 transmit the NEXT
steamers news
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THE CoURrs-ln the case OF Alfred a Philips
New.Jersey Philadelphia Railroad Co. the Jury con
,inued in session till past o'clock Friday evening,
without being able agree Three of the Jurors al that
time declared Their determination TO 90 Oh and get
something TO eat o, having had anything since morn
ing The Judge s,a I'd Saturday morning that he came
to Court hapsst 10 o'clock found three OF the Jurors
had broken and OF them not returned-that he
then discharged the Jury with orders that they show
cause on Monday morning why they should not al be
sent 10 iail
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re- CHAMBERS 5 CYcLoPEDK OF ENGLISH
LITERATURE A Selection of the Choicest Productions
of English Authors from the Esrlies. TO the Present
Time connected by Critical and Biographical History,
Elegantly Illustrated No is beautifully published by
Gould Kendall Lincoln Boston, and sold here by II.
Long Brother, b Ann-st 1t is sterling work-ai-
most good for the serial forn-ihat is Tar Gle
waited above the average desires OF the casually
reading public The Portrait of Shakespeare in this mum
Der worth the % charged for H. and there are
choice extracts from with biographical notices OF forty
two old English Authors sold by W. II Graham and
Burgess Strnger Co.
Ey1 THE ENGLISH ARCHER, or Robert, Earl
OF Huntingdon, vulgary called ROBIN Hoop" is the
title of volume OF old English Ballads founded the
traditional adventures o. Robin Hood. which has Just
been neatly published by John McCabe the enterprisng
keeper Of boCkstsnd in Nasssust. These ballads
worthy the attention of scholars and thinkers but the
propety of placing them in the hands OF young per-
sons Is at best questionable The edition is very neatly
yet cheapy got up and the wo, ia likely to be popular
- TIRE FoUST or Letters OF the Alphabet
arranged in such to be easily formed into
words by the child and shepards Pictorial READ
Err or Sequel to The Fount are neat works for
beginners in learning which TO tend very strongly
to facilitate by rendering attractive the acquisition OF An
Elementary knowledge Of letters, Just published by c.
Shepard, 1877 Broadway.
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-nrn0ETS

~ M rho;re Rare and Fragrant Exotic
EIoyers il .vIe % p-sse he most fsstttoSs,
s-e 10 s- hss AZ few hours poroe, Of JAMES HOGGr
nts 81 Seedsuaza So Broadway.
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VIRGINIA LEGIsLATuRE.-The 9Th of January
next has been designated as the day for the cleo
ton of United States Senator TO succeed Nh. Ar
cher For this office several gentlemen are spoken
of. From the signs, either Mr.. Hunter OF Essex.
or Mr.. Jones OF Chesterfield will be the successful
aspirant-the former one OF the Chiyalry and the
latter all Old Hunker.
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TooTEAoEE cam BE CURED.

~ Who would not give for the reiisfof Geoth,
-hlli1ss Tor article onC known - the CTS
OF the ate Dr. II Hart ~ mo Glove Anotyue.
GesrOye- the vi tae TOOTH which every surely
knox = The Cause OF Tcothace Il has given relief 10
thousands ths have lost many nights OF hy this
cuciaa1g pau ar6 who would give Eraletu! testimony
ils efficacy 3; i were necessary, but leave il 10 4
generous pUNc 20 Cve but trial and . doe. noaaurt
satisfaction r hun minute the money VIII b.
funded. Prepared 4Hi sold wholesale snd retail by O. b
HAMMOED X co Chemists md Druggists, successors
The ale D-J- L. Hart. corner ot Broadway Rud Cham
bsr-st adjoining stewart re's uurhle buildings
y. z Tie pr oristor- vcui call the attention OF The
ladies' AMI gentlemen 20 ,r many articles Sep. for their
Convenience such Bears OIL gcnunc Tooth. flair and
Nsi. Brushes Soaps, Cosr etics, Pertumsry ard all
t'cies 6ppsrtaInng 90 }he toilet Al. 3mos
70 % The Young Guurd.''-To keep ~ grateful
remembrance ;he Of The patriotic statesman II EN-
RI CLAY. ana TO celebrate the recent Wing victories.
VIII have their Third Annual Bali on Tuesday evening
2aih Dec inst st RalhbGus Hotel, Broadway Tickets
- may be procured of the undeFs gnei.
Is order OF Committee of Arrangements
JAMES G2fDLFY, Chairman. 81 Nas-aI-,t
BES1. r VOORHEES,, Secretary, 10 pearlst dill eodu
-" T. j. Coleman. Exchange Broker, No. %
" -llsi New York. Uucurrcn money buU .ht and sold
gold and silver exchanged ans drafts collected. o.
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CLAY SUFFERING did not obtain all the SENT
ments given 3, the festival gathering. The following
have been Mr.. sooLEs supplied an oversight
in the regular ,ossts and gave
The Daughters Of 4saeita-Ne love them none the
less from knowing that sosner or later they must al
turn To Cldy
DR.. Turner gave
The County Of CayUsa-ln pointing 10 her Stewards,
she may exclam, in the words Of the mother OF the
Gracchi, These my jewels"
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RWater Cure HOasc.-Airs ii :. gre e2aEin-
ass 70 rec.:e paueEis a A=f 7-se- u L 81 >e7F
Ms also vs.ls ladies' snd children al asE homes sa
giv4s a.Yrsaqs fer The aPpI!esa9g 81 Wser Cg'e NV
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sYRUP CASTOR on

gANDgS SFhUF OE- OI< VIZ
s tse appearance Of a!lk AID 8 Is pleasant % the
II - prrpared znt sold ~E0.es4le and retail 81 Z
81 S1s Drrggis, and Chemist, u Jaues-sl and Ia
Tsinsavrrne Sod by z NJ Gu!oa, 2overy cor Grand
a. and by J. Coat;rg.oa, SIS Hudson-st ara Hayes,
Brooklyn, M -
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ton Of corrosive sublate which cured IL fare
bnt drove 1t To its lungs and thus produced consumption
and death.
We must stop here, for We can very rarely SPEAK
at even this length Of work treating OF Diseases
and Remedies. The great importance OF the sub
ject the general presumption that Consumption IS
lncursble, and our confidence derived from personal
knowledge and personal benefit. in Dr. Fitchs sug-
gestions have impeiled TO make an exception
Of this case We trust, though We have confined
our remarks to small portion Of the contents Of the
book before US have said enough TO induce those
afflicted or threatened with Consumption. to pro.
cure and read DR.. Fitchs book. especially since it
costs but fifty cents.
~ soSGs AND BALLADS; By SAMUEL LovRF
Author of Legends and Stories of Ireland Rory
oMore sc. have been issued in neat papercovered
l2mo OF % pages by Lea & Blanchard There are good
Songs among them including those which hr. Lover
sings in his Irish Evenings. We mus. quote short
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AeoIpgNT.-I :. Still. employed II Wilkeson's
foundry, Bursio attempting % leap upon The cars
Of the Buffalo and Nsgsrs Falls Railroad. wcl.e they
were IN motion slipped snd fell under the train, and one
OF the cars passed over The lower part OF MS BODY his
nedcs sdvisers Of the opinion th,t Il he reccvsrs
from the immediate effects OF tie shock, which Is doubt
ul il VIII De necessary snpuise one leg. me other
perhaps may oe preserved,
FIREs AT TIE SoUTB-The Marion Ala Re
view mentors the destruction BY ire OF Woosey u,i
situate about afteen miles from Tia; The ire
broke out abou; o'clock in the morning
The Clubhouse OF Gen E y Hing az his plantation in
the vicinity OF Marion. Ala recently consumed ry
ire with about twenty bales OF cotton Both ires
attributed 70 design.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

PIE NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE Is PUBLISHED
EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY EXe EPTED.
Al the Tribune Bciidings, corner OF Spruce
npd Nassau streets, opposite the City Hail,
And delivered City Subscribers Cor ~ CENTS per
week when they prefer they can pay In advance A.
Desk for six monihs year al the same rsie Sn
,e copies Two CENTS. Mail subscribers Five Doliaf
per annu1, IN advance and the paper 10 casc e3E
ifnuec beyond the time for which IL 10 paid Snoscnp-
lions taken for SIX months. Three Dollars ID sosnnS
required In all exchanges with Country Ss"IpefeIt
Daily papers received his Office whose ILL az
higher Than those Of TIE TRiEUrE are pos aa"" sH'
difference
TERMS oy ApvEkrIsIss-thn 1drsnesJ
Five Lines, ess-Firs insertion
each subsequent insertion ''.-''...5ao ~
over Ten Lfnss-Firs. Insertion, .5 cs1s me
avery day or onre twice or three times cents mo
a week 4. The option Of the sdvertiser,
inside nfs-Fiye Cents inc Tor ihs ofsl
iesertJn and -Four Gents for each subsequent one
BIRTps MARRIAGES, FUNERAL NOTICES &c not sx5eti''f
s al ssysr,sernens Inserted In his paper appear both
Q ISs Mofniug and The Evening edition
TIE SCIENTIFICALLY TRIBUNE.
I. nobi,bed every WEDaEsDaY and SATURDAY morr!ogs
frce s. per snnum. Two copies Tor -.
SRW-SORk WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
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81 per a1Dun in al 10 co2e. for si5 "r @ocopes
Tor s2j.
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FROM DgMERARA.-By the arrival OF schooner
Globe from Denersra whence she sailed on the 10TH
ult we have The Royal Gazette TO the leth nit but
dnd nothing in i, OF in;eres, 70 our readers.
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1]atent f!soiriuss.
6EEUMATTSM.

hSE " ASEA
raIs Is VERY PSEv,LsNr COMPLAINTS Pscr-
LAB to ors CLIMATE. aSc = cESTsfNtN AMONG rsE.
Most PAINFUL AND AGoNr-J>G 70 wEtcE HUMANITY
ssrSlEST.' MANY Axe TsS'' SENEpIES oFSES
res ITS cCSs. rHorGR Tsw- sccg IN
EsALrTE. sCr IT Is gsIiEvYp TEAr SCSS
FOR SHErNtATtsN ooEs Exist, ,So TsAr
TENS oE THcUsASos, >cS sCsrEStNc
ASp pCSsAixi>s Or EsLIEE, NrSs-
csr,I> POSITIVE AND PERMANENT
sNsNYETcS FScN THIS pSsAc-
FSL pISsASs. TFs FOLLOWING
cgRrtyISArES WHICH HAYS
FEN LATELY NkCcIvEp
WILL gSAsLs raE
FLicTsc rc lCoGc
FOR THEMSELVES
The FIRST = ~
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R0AKDiNG-GoOd rooms for = small family ami
ID also rooms Tor few single gentlemen may be had
with board by applying al S29 Pssrst Franklin square
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MOLLY BAwN.

O MOLLY BAwS, why leave me pinng,
Al lonely waiting here for you
The stars above are brightly shining
Because-they've nothing else to DO.
The flowers. late, were open keeping,
To try rival blush with you.
But their mother, Nature set them sleeping
With their rosy faces washed-with dew.
Q Molly. sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-14

MISS ATWOOD, Teaeher VI Music, recently Pm
flcipal OF the musical department IN Inc sparta re1ae
seminar Ga has q, No IL Arlliy--t where
ne viii eve Instruction lie piano, guitar, and IL sing
Th b@.; u references gy-n ard maze .uoVn
aop;cat.or Terms payable one half n advance
few pupils have PTactie- n ner rooms zee 0'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-14

l.. All Lessons Rltes paid for Or cplIinellcl.s
ae hour allowed Tor escn Lesson or RIDE = me scnoo
B on. hour and a nall for = Lesson Tie Roef.
:; Horr. fer Ladies. from 8 4 II. 70 z. NJ
Hours for Gentlemen, from - and ir0Ir 70 - 2 NJ
Ne gentleman admitted turt1g me hcur- appropriated
TO Laiics-
Only month"; allowed FOR Course Of Lessons os ,ife-
q The school IA. heea rcfr:ed and furnished Win
stove- Ladies c-lcse health need oe under no ap-
prehen-ion taxing cold
P 5. The School vii! bs open each Wednesday a. day
for Ladies. si1 IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-14

Az INTERCEPTED LITTER c oaadenu4i l-.ill
DrGr SigHcr Poly | am very sorry your Congress
would not give the money. was greatly in the
time had large debts OF my own 10 paT in the ia
owing to unfortunate losses in the cock pit and
had beside 10 make provision for the Mexican Army
which was very much in want But have since raised
precisely the same sun from mutual friend JOHN
Bull who sent of a conducts 10 disguise the thing
Your VIII though. Al! right ana forgive you the
failure Yours in sincerity, SANTA anna