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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

II a DISCOURSE delivered a. Plymouth Church
Brooklyn ~ y on Thanksgiving Day, Nov -.
l5i7 By HESRY WARD BFEcHtR has been IS
sued by Csdy y Burgess, On Johns,. 1t is 50 ad-
mirsble that We must have room Tor FL extract.
cit snot In the discovery Of "a before uriusrssi
"a Ie sious truths that rxrect frogres- BOT IN very
5nexFecisd practical aJBcasH q IT, long SnoFn ard
doctrine q Cnfist nut Dons "oul1 consi y p s''-
profoundly this day 10 ins.t upon the utmost pra
neal fldent n that doctrine II - sufcieu-lY dcult
n inspire men with The idea 81 hgl spriiai u5th BAT
this much % procure their practical assent %
The Golden Role Tie most radical BOOK 90 EARN - tA-
bite Let me apsouie r-fnrps OF me y" Ie'ii-
ment he piony lsd upon burnsss. pea1are, So
political economy, ana is sole o public pro-
the forest Le 81 kngslof Cod come d1wn p measure
the Ways Of and % change Ell inst csagreed viii TIE
Oecen Rue, IN the ialiy' IN the shop ~ me "sys Of
commerce. in srcial End political iie ard OH, csmor Of
resistance would ii The beavers What ha been tbe oc-
Of 81 the neat and fury which hes gene forth upon
he slavery oasson tu. t simple erd-avrr % procure
for desp sd class the smp=s element q Justice Yer
our ears annually vexed with red lrdal grr1u ens
euoTes OF Fourih-oJuy ustice. The whole rhiy FER
entfion o. England the repressoe noes O. Italy ss
b1t the result ri the simplest truths cf the New Te.s
Bible Of their domirions II ~ u ~ reVoufr ns a.
the heaven i q star Lte b. ts o ieavers the iump
Esch embodiment upon embodied and organic relish
ness brings on a battle Behold. indeed. the
laid 90 the root end every tree which hrn7-h NOT form
good fruit shan be ieVn down and cast into fle IRE
~ There /. ,oo rrf ir,an ,r7er. ro we'd in ev.rv
changes which NAY be from bed % Nevertheless.
viii be allowed 20 shrink from the Application cf
asceTaircd truths % known lmpsrecions or msusases
Forever pray Thy kn.c0m come rrd forever % hEht
each step Of advance rash innovation s@ wisdom q
ervsfisnl. sor1r WOE o b. fld lf Gods kingdom
would des-end fre rainbow comes in the cir tlinR
fof ihe eye picture The clouds which shines over
world uifi5u. changing t. Yes; 10 viii come Ike rain
bow L the sweep and tire scoV Of tie storm first, which
Terds end rrc and then The peaceful bow On The feir-
ing cloud. Tue coming viii be seen in the gross s nnsn-
ty Of lie public % Ind 80 ODE nlpi-4tion 90 fe Sous
slice % the prlces'es Of society; in the cra- TOO Cf
sl and the subveron Of all ho1ry evils oi esiat-
shed rultuine's hy which the progress 70 men IN know
ledge and goodness Las b en- restrained,
r. The CocKNEY Is ANTEIcA, Illustrated
by Martin the Younger Is a cheap novelty. fa u Prints,
is, issued b. Graham Il looks a. r. there might be ian
H.
i13~ The PARLoR MaoArfSc. + iited by j. T.
UrADLEY opens the ,er Year with tso spi-itei engray-
inss AMI fair array Of Original matter. ~ ger snnum
ia advance. L.. T.. Miles, ijl Sass4l-stl
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PHKENoLOGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS.
FOWIEgs = WELLS.
tffufo, gT,I rsT >ua.on-ar y v

~ Mercantile Library Ass0clafi0u.- Pursuant
t1afice d. chlpfrr 3 OF the Consfifaion OBI, Annnl
Election OF is Association vii b. bed sf Clinton ht4
1t Vuf..sv ..h January The Polls viii remain open
fr.ui q clock ~ until = ~ By order.
11fJi4 h. BANCROFT, Recording see'y.
II Soiice.-rhe Stockholders Of The North we't
CoSer Nfrns Company are hereby nor i1i that unless
ne prtsuf OF Agreements doe are mfc ate nli- ~
tie oHce 81 Hanover street tsr stock VIII h forfeited
ard srlson Ihnrday the nfh mss agfeeah.e o. tle afi
r.sr oil associali0u Is order
d56r DANL. 5. HART, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

~ DIR. tI,risiie,s tsaIyanic Rings, Belts,
aroceiefs nnd Magnetic Fiuid.-Suangers axe re-
specfu y informed that tbs only place IN New-Iorf 70
obtain these celebrated articles, genuine 10 81 - 10.
Broadway between Johnst. end Asdsn-iane 81 IN ~
Gases Of NERVOUS DISEASES. the efficacy ~ Chrisies
sayanic articles s truly wonderful and their great cee-
Sg has csussi them ~ be co"ncstsd by needy persons
h Offer spurious and worthless limitations against when
he public are respectfully guarded No Druggist or Drns
,.ors In Nev-York will bo SLOWED 10 sell Or hr.
- Wv su2 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

MISSIONARIES FOR sTEit-Rey. !. Ldwards
Ford OF Ogdensburgh NewYork. aud Mrs. Ford
OF WIiiamstown. Mess. ana me hsV; DaSid ~
Wilson Of Reading. Ohio, and Mrs Wilson OF NJ.
Pleasant. Hamilton Co Ohio, are expected 70 sail
u morrow. "Wednesday In the ba-q1e Cstglapa,
Can't. Watson. for Smyrna on their way n the
SYRIAN mission under the direction o. the A B. &.
= J-,he reIirious services on hoard the vessel
70 be held AZ before oclOcS. Toe Catipa lies
=. I,dis wharf Miss Eliza Howard Of Pittsheld.
Mass also goe. oct Ia thls vessel to engage As
teacher In Miss DaniOr.h Seminary, in BouInaoat
near smyrna
The cstalps sailed from This por. Tor smyrns
on the a3I OF June last, having as passenger
Rev. VIM. A. Beaten snd WE the mission ~
syria. Rev Isaac G. Bliss ani vile. icr the Arule-
Man mission. aud Rev. Joseph q. Cochran and
wife and Miss Mary Susan Rec for the mission to
the HISTORIANS. We understand that these mis-
sionaries 10 writing their friends in this country
after their arrival al smyrna spoke very highly OF
the kind attentions which they received from CAPT
ws.son daring tie voyage s0s'on Traveller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30
~ 1Ioorhead'- Graduated Namcilc Wa

nc-.-Thes- new snf beautiful insifumrhf. nave r.
,s.-l d.. general commentator OF tle nedi 10 pi'i-s
zion a his CITY on sccOunt ~ their greet snpcl3 ana
excellence. Ttsy confidently reeomin7na'd :. belnf
hs mos beautiful convenient and edvcii ar'e o. u-
md which mas ever been introduced 70 le puzzle IN an
4.s., II chronic or nervous character tho .urcP' ~
.nng their use rs truly wonderful Zach machine Il &c
u nv O manual With full directions. ana - or
-,ritl .ia1ufct9t-d aud sold wholesale zli retail -
,ryf ~ { WOO sh lq2 Hfe.HErYi 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30
The Fugitive slave Case.

PHILADELPHIA Dec p, l@iI.
Jadee K ane dis charged Samuel Smith the Ia
eitive Slave. from custody this afternoon. On the
ground that the papers proving his ownership by
Worth. bis master, were not properly certihed 10
UFon the conclusion a. tne case sm'tn was IaAe1
possession OF on bail piece by friend who had
given security tor his appearance in suit for con
spiracy against the officers, for aresting him 90
false charges and be Is. probably, no. on his way
East bv underground railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

RIIlW0Fo De- - z. II.
DISASTER AT sTA-The schr Peter Ritter, from
Nsw-York arrived q; Norfolk on the 27.h- having
lost all b y sails. spars Sc. The schr. JohB Adams
from Newport also arrived baTing lost her how
spirit and sucL0r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

BKrAp.-Dr H. L. X. Lewis OF this City has
published small tract containing Instructions
for making Unfermented Bread which We coald
wish were placed ia every readng aud thinking
family. We wish some Of the long cared gentry
who have prayed so vociieroasly their contempt
i,r and dislain Of bran bread If they able to
,.,,,pr.b bend the simplest sentences OF plain En-
.li,b could be constrained to read some OF the
or,ofs here r.. iterated-like these for instance;
Thread made from aour not bottled. or even with an ex-
Gel, srv of lrnn Is he best iorm in which ialhacsous
ana .xcrenenta matters caa be usna taken 20. ony
n dabsies but most OF the other Naeiie. o, os
~ rlacy OF which has been long Sro"n eng mites
yel ttfanfe 90 sas, the grnelaiy % t ,c,og.-
lilt their tas ratlcr th-n ther re- ,ni amt oi ',
h. .epsr.nr what NatuIo hes beneficiary eomDlnse' Gu
taIi upon uenselyes much o. 'lnoi' - sH,
la corfob,rafon Of the ya.u. 90 bro's ''vao'
Johnston OF the University OF Dafaam' -as. ap' 90" 81,
,scted the meal asa h3ug ~ whest 20 cheine Al '"-)
s~ordne 10 which. the foar Of wheat eeniai' 2. n'
lowest estimate = per CEN. les OF the s,saine i
u.s II uufl ihtn tle entire meal, Nour nn2oite1'
aud if 10 this lddld tie snelest eo anee io' 1e
tiers destroyed ny ACTON we .'.i pc u'ei .- f
le., Of the nutritious ingredients than ierncntsa H1 81
bread Iais los ia ga se.sei VII" .l y. 80 a.
t,evsre Of the t~o - sicies 81 oc Hence 10
i.- eser5 IS sao o. sa,'"', pod s . "a 60 "
~ 49,, .e..riltnsnt a. as oortainea az o. he otter
DIR Lewis's iavor.tc recipes for making unier-
mented bread are these
N,f T. make Ig'iifs Broaf-TaAs O. hoai hnsy bolt
ID pourds agairdupoiss tcai ooa.e oi s35e Pc lo"
49, qtrschu1s: hydro-chorc lmafialcl ACID if Aui'
0t.r6r. usfer about - q AID opuses. ,,
No q 10 MAZE Bfos-a brsaf.-Iake o. wheA i',a.i ,
botedg goulds asoIrdupo.s, b.-eafnonats O. % ~
powder 10 drAchus, hydro cgoiic lmuiiAsef "'''' 80
Au.d trschms. water about .efina ouner'-
A note alrms tina. barrel OF Flour VIII iAaAe
g52 lbs. Of bread by fermentation. or s'9 by ene'
yescence- SO lbs more by the latter. See his tract
- THE PfopLEs JoCSsAL ior December wal
received per Htesuia BY Bedford & Co. Aso' ho'ss
Harris, Msrtueau coulaues her Sketches q ne Holy
Land Also essays Domestic Education Lord Nusen
hpapers on the Tresnneu, Of Crlme Parke Goodwin IN
sooi account OF Ralph Waldo Emerson, &C a.. We
Ike this Journal.
HowI1rs JOURNAL ALSO London for December
b. articles by William and Mary Hewitt. Edward foul
DR. Bowriog letter from Fred. D,usl.ss. Sc. &C. Cap
tal Penlsamon, Is well handled IN this mag zine
LurEILs LIVING A0E No 100 has also beer
snt Us by Berford s Co. BhekwoOds articles on Hsr
Christian Andersen and The Life and Tu Of George II
~ among its contents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

Taylor Cauens nj Washington.

AETTI|''''-'
The Members Ct Congress vii bold Taylor
meeting tonight at Coiemsns
Iii ramored that 6 IN. Taylor vii b.. here about
the middle O.. next month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30
CONFIpE ~ THIS AID Hesiih with HaPP5 spi'


ifs I'm be returned 20 yo1. - 800
n MsRfOS's PRESCRIPTION LlNI
pill I'D Droos for diseases 81 he cnest ana thfot
III 80 r,,or. f,r aiseases o. the teef an1 face
Dro.- FOR u the Abdomen and lower psrt
Of the body.
piu.,rs Drovs for 4 sesses % the ska
pfi's "a Droos fsr al The varieties ~ isFer
Pt5. - cents Der box DTors - csats rer wal
Fgr nforma5n see pamphets, en- elogs saa circulars
left with the agents ...
al edsrs aud con- nun cations addressed fpostpsdl TO
= MARION L co. a. " yatt hetchsms ~ Fal,c D. -
Wsolsssis s'd R.tsil De VI, q Wat hetcnsn . ~
Faltn-sf New YORK City q 10 Broadway a - ~
49,; B3wsgy, g. 10. -. f5 Oranf.t -, ~, -
Hudson ~ 1 f3f Sos Greenwich % " 3 cor blre'srf
AZ CFrisoprer -9rrgst p, i'it ffincest ~ :
Csual ., ia cor. sl-SrosdwsI qea beAe9 . -.
= al ~ Msdisor.sf .a.i Ntrkett -, N9nt's
= sal. M'ntromery-st -, Pesrisi 'r3i "'l,D ~
la6. Bessnan-st ~ 8aysrtst its hs'iefs- ~ ~, -
drdge.s. - cor. De arcy .1a $3.50 :, -, a. - ~ -
800 ccr Ri~nsfon sId A en - tnh ~ h'.nsiyH ~
sy.', te1. r',- Averus { and Seconds, AventeD ID,
HI i09 Fiystagsnu~. il0i cor yfe-A@ 80 mo
~ s-.r RI 4ttf-sgsnre, 10. 81 ~ ~ sftl AZ
100 - g7s 10 Brcokiyn-F1to ~ 20 cor.
49, :. 80 Nyrfs-sgerge cor AessiE sc E-afl 80
nj 81 fh-lfs In Wiilafnsbri g. y q aud at
~ Fe-,,h "a ssaths sih - soa 0f,ht'n sserue cor
Cr.rdFs IT, Jsr,ey y: W.s-ns'oa-st- az coz New-
- srsrUs aLi Oror>-s'- hafs.l--s ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

nm r.yLOR'- BAL3Ah 0Y LIsEhwOar-
ire q the world thar yFosas sure Tor ths
,+,55r~ra Thousands have tasted tbs trsfh Rsmsr-
= ~. .-usfus nov made a. tie ~bolesals pot. IS
esstr4.n-sf formerly SIS B0wery.
G.sn.s-Iohnson rs also a. - 2ro.iwsy; KIRBY. al
Dl.sos; Mo-. 50 Grand; r. Van Bussirk, Ne~srs !,
smith csroef zlLon 4 CrzIssrry ~. 3foosyn.
t.f7srs osO ylYlpR Nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

This morning two Of the guerrilla cheers VINO
were taken prisoners by that indeiaugsbie oihcer'
Col WynkOop. were tired bY the military commits
sion now in session, found guilty and sentenced to
be shot They were accused land confessed u. oi
having violated their parole Of honor by taking mp
arms against the United States in the guerrilla ser
vice They will be shot 10 morrow. a. noon. Ihelr
names are Adj Antonio G arcia and Lieut. Am0fosla
Aicalde They received their sentence win con
siderable irmness. Col. Rebolledo and the Captain
will be taken TO PerOtc and confined until u can De
ascertained from headquarters whether they were
paroled and exchanged or not. They are botn me
looking men. The Colonel is noble looking man
and the citizens and foreigners here say he has
never been cruel in his warfare against us. some
Of our people think differently.
Ercnng.-Gen Patterson aud Col Hughes have
had their hands fell this afternoon Slce the sen
tence OF Garcia and Acalde was male pub he, the
above named officers more particularly the G. eneraL
have been surrounded by the population Of the
town. implOriug ior the pardon 81 the condemned
men. Landero, VINO sobraveiy commenced the de-
fence oiNera Cruz, has been n as well Ga priests,
aicaldes, citizens % high standing, and women oi
all grades \ mistress a Lieut.. Alcalde, besuti-
ful woman, with babe less than m nth old, has
been most eloquent In her appeals 70 the General
4 few moments since some thirty women. most o.
them quite Young sud beautiful, came in and cried
and kne't sud impl0red. bar though they moved the
heart of the general and brought tear 10 his eye,
they could no, change the tate Of the condemned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

ScHEnCEs PULHOHIc SYRUP,
THAT WE'LL KNOWN kENEuY for he crre Of
ODgns, colds hyv< con5l s,t cyso>oss scs imp
loo snc III dls-ss-s 5st originate hJm impure hood
i>isyi.ts IN z.--rsl snsa rss<lsfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30
DIR. CHRT<TrE'~
ntry,NIc sr'iF TGTIFNING PLAsTFRs

GALNANIC STRENGTHENING PLASEEkS
r. THAT peculiar season Of the year, when
OF any ul are Of ckn1wedged value 10 just a.
hand an therefore deemed proper 10 direct attention
10 the peculiar aius Of CHRIST lES Gsiysoc strength
ening Pssiers 40 this seasan many persons arc liable 20
be affected tg sudden chsr Of tno weahe and oie OF
adrcae constitution experience cons AIT co'ds pains
sad weakness OF the chest, symptoms Of asthma op2re
IN Of The pulmonary orgins, aud a1y ether fstessns
colnusinfs All these might b. entirely prevented, or
present may be promptly removed ~ ne use w NE
.lvsc Strengthening Plaster Tor ih' s9eey relief Z
sever. rheumatism constitutional debility, weakness o.
the back PAIN in the sdeas certain preven-ite lof
e. de- and in many OF those complaints 70 which females
are especially liable the 0a.varic SfranEtening fasfer
will De- found great sud permanent advantage In atsw
words 10 embraces an the vi rlss OF t1e best tonic
ration with the important addition cl The gFanc irfu
ercs which BE- neither impaired exhausted while ine
action continues These Qllsers viii be found entirely
se tom those objections which constant source oi
c-afsinf e. th the ordinary ptsfars Ia common u'e an
the sensation eausei By wearing item Is exceedingly
pleasant aud agreeable. ,,,,-
gArrI0S The g-eat success and celebrity Of CHRIS
TVS G.vanc Strengthening Plaster has caused them %
be and unpruc Piled persons ouer
limitations The orly place IN New-iof< % oltAn th5
re,une articles l81 Broadway, between John u ans
NaiienIGne o-- ."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

MARYLsSn.-A telegraphio dispatch from Balt
more to the Philadelphia Inquirer informs US that
Gov. PRArr's annual Message to the Legislature
Of Maryland shows the state OF the finances to be IN
good condition. leaving charge on the Treasury
Of only ss2 i2l The gross receipts during the past
year amounted TO 81 800 600, and during the ensu.
ing year will probably be increased to $4,000 oOo'
bsioe an es.imlted sarpaa OF 5000 600 over the
annual expenses accraing arrearagea on the inter.
est Of the State debt The debt Is reduced 70
e. 100000
The Legislature Is urged to coatinue the Balt''
more and Ohio Railroad westward, and an opinion
IS expressed in relation to the route to be pursued
The message concludes with a disquistion on The
Mexican war and iyerse TO the annexation OF ter
ntOry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

rFfJIV. rAR1iINE- .--W0ut r'sfefi.
j. fg can sffrnt'on :, hs st0ct ~ store, faliof asa
bal l.urs Il reduced prices. As1 superior quaAy li
IN. cefnrfans snd chemical oils pure -- 400 50 ~ q, 81
snirit, trfuentiue ard alcohol lover thsn eiseF nee
\ B-Dorc snd oriental lamps. - % lll
ssTF.U-POWER 70 LET.-Wel-Ashtsd rooms
> ~ searl-pOwer f1r manufacturing purge S. Z" ,sI
AuoIyto DIETZ, BROTHER co. 1873 Nihiaia'L
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- 49, FUN rOiAlsAbN RtNA - ~
--@---~' ~ Letter bags are open ~ me once =
Of The N-w-fofk Tribune Tor al Forefn toit7i ano ai
s.fars ard sspspers depof ed IN thil oiee YIN say
- 20 BE- the VERY earliest vessels. TINS oeptit
me = under the special supervision OF j. y NOV EH
F.g vel known f0r many years A. the experience enc
sfrisnl Superintendent OF the Foreign Lsttsf 'eP"'
,,srt I'D H. Eew-Y0rf City Post Otce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

Hon Gro EVANS Of Maine is expected here ii
a few days, 10 attend the Supreme Court. No
man in the country could be welcomed by more
personal friends. He has them, unfortunately
in both political parties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30
EY.,, l.ea.Palierson's Train-Aiinirs NJ Pnebln.
The foliowing interesting letters reached the
Picayune BY the Mara Burt They afford quite
the best narrative we have seen OF pronninest
events at Jalaps and of the policy which Gen. Pat
terson is pursuing toward Mexican g1errilla' end
Special Correspondents Of the Piciyune.
IALAPA. NOV. ".
Inc wealthy landed pr0priet0rs


We have hal qnite windiall here this evening
Last evening. about o'clock, Col. Nynkoop at
the hnsd OF a company ofTexsn angers, LETT Town
in quest OF e certain Lieutenant Colonel VINO IS al
the head Of guerrilla forces. 40 orc here except
at headquarters. knew anything about the object
OF the expedition until few moments since, when
the interchangeable Colonel returned. atora ride OF
sixty miles. and brought with him Lieut.. Col Juan
Clemacho Reboledo. with Capt --, 2d Adlutani
Garcia. "a Lieut. Acalde, and four euerrillas.
tits more than probable that al these WORTHLESS
will be found guilty OF a breach oil their parole Of
honor and will be shot As for the soldiers some
of them are in the same situation.
The more We learn Of the character Of Lieut Col.
Juan Climaco Rebolledo the captive guerrilla
chief the more important appears lis capture The
papers that were found in his trunk contain cores
pondence between him and many citizens and on
GERS Of note There are several letters from Santa
Anna. which show that RebrlledO is man at some
consequence in the estimation Of the Mexican Gov
eminent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30
orTicS NEw-YosS Gas Lem 4 co.

IL
THE ANNUAL ELECTION fer thirteen Dife ,ls
90 al thi. Company will be held a. tnis once, %
c.ntr.-.t on Monday the l9Lh day Of Jannsy neN Se
fq,esn the hours OF II and L. o'clock An Inc ransls'
viii he closed from the 18th nst until ster the eie;
10 B ~ erisr. ls25 tjio c L. ~ .RIrr seey.
0f1s o. tie Dsswsis : iiad'sa Ca 80. Sco@Ps5ay
,,,r.p mann or MANAGERS Of This Gonna
~ hrr4 dee sreI annual dfln1ul gi zen W
ogt of lie profits u the Company payable on a1o
' r. I5 ,.r.r will remain eo.ss from ,hi' date an
he ro1rrinz of saturday, the 90 tn.t-l ~ ,I-'
~ Rrsrd lcs lnl ISAAC y. >EfAol r. Treasurer.
NrENy-yoRK AND RRIERAlLROADCO afAsI. .,
lN-Ths stoetho.ders 81 ne ,eN-i 20 - a n
crnusny are hereby notified thai Al in'fi l.Al yi ~
ars per share on AZ aafss On ae a- ',Si,.d 70 3.
fore made 20 not exceed sAt J-nfe o. -tfl III =, A. -
"a al tna sfce Of The Company, No - Waist % % %
Fors tie l0ih day Of January u-Al - - ,i 81 ,,v
Notice = also siven 20 ne npl"-r- p = ~ ~
,-. i.r.ot, are sld UNPAID tnsf ne ..ne
- r.oured 90 81 paid on or before lhe ~ ~ -
sl,lr - forfeiture A. pleasure Of the Board oi DF
fssiors. By oder Of me WINNIE. MARSH. secy.
,1IVTDEND.-The Board u Directors q uls hoS-fe
Dfssnrlncs Company have ce-.sres CIV y -,
per -sst- 90 the sA9.1l' SStfs PtILLiPs sssle.srJ
Nss.Yars. Dee l. 20. ~ 10 IN
-gOOpYFAR'5 METALLIC Rusbkh FABhIts.
900 RFOADWAY.-Then llsi skt'nsi We - '-ii'.l'
lOO CT india Rubber GOODS eve oleIs' ~ ~ ,,-f
emtrscins every src.e ro~ re anu 800. 800.
- heretofore Elsq1siet TIE variety ih-s--s a.. -
cosks hots si9es, apes Fc1, 81 5f1, "A. are.
=. ,..1es..e .nd ref4ii. e. ne GJOOf Al Ic-LL
sss'7 '' S'''a-'' Ss s,.,' Pins 40 Val 81.
,-r-Fys, fIJFFS., lIUFF-:.:-ifA BLOWS,
M - C.-r1sra = opposite koaseFelt -. -,
n No.. whsk se vi sell AZ over pf.ess y. 70
tL.y have ever been oid IN e., sJ az. ss.t S.- ever
ia soms q - p, d as iu
-.ppR suaDE-.-A srzs sssor;me@i Of Papa
a. r,ceivsd and Tor ale u5seszs sns f>t Va
~ Inssl piETz, BOTHER co lSs"liAa'~
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go LETThN- - NEWsPAPERH -

~ D. ID, Wheeler, CommisIioner OF Desd' ~
fIsv. YORK ana corassticnt rsmmsnY iipiL - u
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NEW.YoRN NERKLY TRIRINE.

VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THF COUNTRY,
IL published every SArrRDAY NoRNSC A. the low price
- per snnun In sdvauce 10 copies Tor SIS OF 81 copi'
frr e2f
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Dar.prUr DrArH-We learn that on )" =. ednss'
a., ,Ss house Of Mr. James Brock Of cnerss
cay s ,svo,atensry soldier aged nearly 100 years was
Consumed BY ere and hOd to relate rs s .ssso, s ne
Mr Brost had No family living with am s'''6' ~ ~
~ oes,
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ny~TvR IfoT-F, So Nss-y-sf 1flofels Ballroom
~ s-houses families ana Al publ pi sees on th-
mos. reasonable terms Oysters plea ed 70. the
cheap AID good any 10 me city and those "2 IA :
p.rss viii order Oysters Of me, will i1rtetel"h they
don save - cents GA dollar. ..., %, - .
du 4wr y AfHft7 ~ 10y =
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!s- letter. md Newspapers VII De ..l.u ~
the Foreirn ship Letter Ofce Of the New loit
f1r the rsrketship UTICA Capt swan when sa'' TOT
HAVE ru the 1T OF January. ..
A'so sil be received AZ the same pace Letefs 40
N-, soarsrs for the packet ship COLI AblA capt Oo,'
,s,felf ais for Liverpool ca The lit OF JnnlA'y
A., ,yil be received az tie same p.-'e Letsts ana
Ns,.sraoers for the pscket-ship GLAD AiDAf Capt
I'm ,r which sails for Lendcn IN the d. January
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.pg su.DFs-A lsrss sssor,ms1t Of paper
y1AfEh "A ard FOR ssle 1sieszis sre ret al,
- Iasoi piETz, BROTHER co las "s4iiAis-"'
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~ WEBB, FANCY BAKER, les Davssisn-st--csha
Esw-YsW. ~ -
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sAs'L HASvAY. Secretary. D.,
Ml.rrsS Posr. ED Physlci.n. 50i Brosdway. 81
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><<<c< ~ lay l5l Falt0n-st east ssde Bfczawsy--
ZT1E12pSI An entirely article vsDssfcd sape-
" y1i0r 10 tons AID 70 keep In tune Dach ios-
$1,000 go Is obsscton 60 metallic pstslss wrttea
,.r.nty ~i be syea With s~eh isstrsrssat, so vbea
sav coobt usir aasl.ty expressed the Psymes<
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