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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
From the Peoples Journal
A FAMILY PICTURE.

FAMILY PlIlOnL-
M Hale ones my darling ones my precious 'nins' Of
Now lady do triumph in the blessing Of your birth
How heartily for prssos and how earnestly for prayers
yearn apon your LONELINESS. my dear delightful cares
Oh children happy word Of peace my jewels and my god
Ny uuess friends Ill now, and s my trnes' irlena'
viii be everything TO you your playmate and your
Both Mentor and Telemachus, for ever al your sac
VIII be everything TO you, your sympsthiring ineno,
To teach and help and lead and bless and coior ah'
Oh come 70 me and tell me- all and ye shall find me true
brother 10 adversely to Sight IL out for you
Yea sins or foIles grisfs or young affections
Fear mo-, for am one with you and have el, them all
viii be tender Just and kind unwilling 70 reprove-
will DO eli to bless you all BY wisdom and ~ love
Ny nule ones delighted review you . ye stand
pretty troop OF fairies young cheruos hand IN hano
And tell out al your 10 be dear familiar sound
Wherever EDg.h hesrths and hearts about the world
abound.
Oh blessed boon and gain to oh mercy praise and
ye l.ck but little heritage your fathers beside.
with slee. me
When We arc dead their little shall stll remember
Ny eldest ofihe speaking eyes my Ellen, nine year, old
T6on thoughtful rood example Of the loving little fold
Nv Ellen they shall hear Of thee fair spirit holy child,
The truthful and the weresolved the liberal and 'ne
mild.
And thee my Mary what Of thee the beauty OF ,ny
face WIN grace '
Thy ooyy pretty whims and ways tina. ray thee round
On than these dear heart that SUI must
thrill and glow. NOV"
With pare affections sunshine and with feelings over
Thou too. my gentle fve-yesrs old, fair Margaret the
pearl girl,
quiet sick and suffering enildsweet patient little
fet gay withsl and frocsOne al times wilt thou appear
And like bell thy merry voice rings musical and clear
And mex, my selwyn, precious boy, glorious young
mind,
The sensitive the passionate the noble, and the kind
Whose light brown locks bedropt with gold, and large
eyes full Of love.
And generous nature mingled well the lion and the dove
The ls.t infant tooihess one, prstting On my
knee, me-
Whose bland, benevolent soft face Is shining upon
Another silver star upon our calm domestic sky,
Another seed Of happy hope dropt kindly from on hgh
This seaeth up the 10 u.s. my loved and loving wife
Be these 10 us the pleasure and the business OF HE
And thou 10 me-whst art thou notf-through infancy
and youth ltruth
And rnanhoods prime now my all OF tenderness and
4 happy man. he this my prsse-not riches rank or
fame
happy man with store ugh-no other LOT or name
happy man witt you for friends, my children and my
wife,
Ambition 10 oervsusd here Ia ali that glsddens lie
lea leave me to my hspPy thoughts and those around
me still
la sscient woods Of Abury, OF my fresh Furze-hi
and children, teach your children too, by righteous
ness 10 stand.
For thus shall 20 inherit peace and blessings the land
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Books.
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schodi edition Of ssch, and for beginners" eil ~
5000 G,.m-sr Tor horoD gtress snd SNIP heiiy IN
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al Alss; Websiers lUuisersiiy Eenonl -,
80. al Is which 10 scholar cs1 dispense IN Aso 1'
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PRO-WAR AND ASTICAPIrAL PUNIsHMKNr-lt
Is a remarkable inconsistency that not a few Of the
most active and noisy opponents OF capital punishment
are as determined and active in the advocacy Of the
Mexican Mortified at taking the life OF an itsyidua
for the blacklist crime and exulung In taking the lives
OF the innocent by tens of thousands All the opposers
of capital punishment not to be included in this
CORY doubtless among them men the most sincere
and humane however erroneous their views but what
must thought of such gross Inconsistency in others
The Liberstor speaking OF public meeting in Boston
Gays This fact Mr. Phillips sptly illustrated by
fsrring 10 an incident that occurred few days since In
Faneui Hall sword was presented TO Col Isaac II.
Wright AN officer In the regiment of Massachusetts vol
unteers Mr. Phillips said he had stood on the same
platform with Col Wright and heard him contend for
the inviosby othuman life, as reason for sboishing
the sslows. John A. Bowles. Esq. who presented the
sword In speech, short time since wrote prize
essay for the American Peace Society the proprey
OF settling s national disputes by Congress Of Nations
lCongreg stionsl Journal
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graphs are prostitused into the service AZ IN
Charity raises her voice Of Love her WORDS oiS y.
- ~ and not q sentence her servants utter j.
so sn V worthy Of place among the passing n9ve
,ns,t. N the dav. Surely surely, the Press doe'
not properly reflect the features OF the ~,
Century, or must we believe that the oPlrt ~ N'
&c Is sunk 90 low
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,.,UvrRis MARY FOR 1877.

UrrsT PUBLISHED This indspensio accom- Panins
j ~ everv LAWYERS Office, containing l.t OF .te ~
SbsytH. ana erks elected In November last an
80 Cbsncsry sherif's Jury for ihe year IA to'
ms,ioners Of Deeds appointed By our Soyerno' o 90,
s,sss Cornussione- 70 take acknoR 80 sin-ls ioi
$500. Puhc Notares and Commissioner OF Deels %
,ps Civ Of Se.York; Rates Of Postage Foree1 Con,
s1is. Banks and Insurance Companies IN We - ~, -,
yo,s Corporation q tho Ciiy Of NeT-fonsi Coiss y
re United states State Of NewYOr and Guy OIL 49,
yc,t Amaricsn Ministers a. Foreign Confisi Slhsss
coupiet. ust Of all the Lawyers IN me tly e'
-York-ioeeiher with all The usual Nemofsnds
ing 10 tie different Courts Published ana i1 -
D''HN l5g NAs.sufL
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tE~ A couple Of nice young men from North
Carolina. Alpheus Lindsay principal and Val
entinc Garland his second 10 proposed duel were
arrested in Washington the 23d and held 10 bail in
the sum OF >5OO0ycry much TO their JOY, no doubt
not to make asses Of themselves. The other parties,
Jas r. Mclean principal aud Robt P Dick second have
not been arrested yet.
- The Swedish Government has resolved,
gradually TO abolish SLAVERY 81 Bsrtho lemews and
has devoted $4,000 per annum for that purpose until
the slaves liberated
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New.YOrk, February 49, lstl -
DRAsONs FOR USING CONANTs 's'"

xurI>now SHADES OF COruces, Gilt bsni.
VIZ A. Wholessle-J. { WOoDfORD' IS br9sl.
~Ay has received an extensive assortment OF WHOM
shsde, OF most every description Among urm arc
andsrnr-s ranaing Al al prices Also. Roman, Grrcl.n
Gothic and every style II Architecture Also rteuSh
scrolls vgnefie-. plain borders ke Ac 80, III, L.
offered Al great reduction from formcr price. On uanis
do pms window brzs-es curtain loops 90 ie.,7l- 0oi
Sc B. Upho.ferers and merchants buying ~ eel
again allowed liberal dt-colnt-Lsf.fge bllianEs' ss'
above R-afe-sL ~
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GisleIlaneons.
DIR. AMOS @. HULL'S

UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
o. BEDFORD. NJ. u Of The Univer.iiy o. NE Clly on
IT. NsvTyork formerly Professor Of Midwifery DO ihe
Medical College Of South Carolina mskes The following
statement; 80 .. r. n
Am much pleased with Dr.. Hulfs instrument Tor Ffo-
loueus Usri have no doubt DO viii prove highly bone
fcsl IN this very common complaint among females Nu-
erous instruments been presented Al dhrferi nes
10 the Faculty viii The view Of supporting the prolapsed
womb but have never any which on msny accounts
fosl snnnort.rr HULLs TRUSS OFFICE,
Vesey.sL As0r House. New-iofs.
rTy- The Ladies' Departmental private sut 81 rooms
Is placed under the especial charge Of quahed female
=. 1870, l0f I'm
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THTs DAY PUBLISHED.

NO Il BRAlTHWAlTE's REIROsrECI oi Il l.st.-
Medicine ard sur ~, ber succinci anl feIHo
asges of every discovery and IMPROVEMENT naos 'H ITO
nnss5irai seiences d1riog q last sS month- g.. a.,
Tn. vo-k j. Of purely partial nature sno iot -.
t., ar vesr. hss eofnncnded iise 70 ne seve Pfs-o-
- t,rrir ,e rnos ind sp@usable volume o. NE gfsTyi
1900 /, does Al irang cOst and within no1efs-s
1919 rorrise and riei gent account Of every improve
ment 10 his art - l., -. = ,s- vasr
,beresfsr 81 So or 70 Genus per NO. - ~. 81. oos
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nliscell

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No ssRUcrsrRkEr( fsres doom from NaisaisiI,sf,
rI,HE facilities Of hi. establishment Tor JOB PRlNIlNt
are PERHAPS. unsurpassed by any Office IN the city Inc
raiuage Of he last year has been such a. Ia guaranty
reai tension In our resources We therefore, with con-
fIenre. Issue the following Card go ..,-,
To MFRCHASTS-Mrr supplied with al sinds
Of PRINT No 81 The cheapest rate, w;
Cards Bills Lsdng,
Circulars, Receipts,
Bil Heads. Cheeks, &c.
TO LrERsEY GsNTLLMES- Original Mn'Anef pb printed
with accurary - ,.,,,
Pamphlets. Stereotype Work and al sinds OF
Rooks Isfier Prssg Printing
To LscruEsss sSD grawles Beautifully
printed. 100 -, mn, D., NJ.
Lecture Bilis, small blls Tor Ds1n'
,Jauvotk Bill, button, &c.
And every description Of PLAN and Orianena! 700 bors
executed with grsa and puncuay, al The odce
The improved POWER PRESSES, Tor BOOKS, PAsFH-
LET'S, &c. go, a., -. d,
An work on The above Presses will be done :. eIrsord
,arv low urlee. J. A. FRAETAs,
40 - Tribune Job Printer
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Jusnrdnre.
rruR KNICKERROCKRK

rg,UF KNICKERBOCKER Fire Insurance Com.
\ nsnv Iafs The MUTUAL Of New York-Capital s@3)O'o.
Ohrs 10 "a Wai.s-The Legislature ofIhis State al s
lac session passed changing Tie corporate uams OF
YORK. TO the Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Company oi
Ssw-York All future business OF that Corporation VIII
tbsrefore he transacted under iis new name ~,
IL NAV bs ell 70 add by way Of exp anatlon, thai ne on
Mutual Notwithstanding IL title, was In tact slocA
cnsuv having capital At paid IN and securely invested
and that the change of name was oDAilei ~ P'efo' ms
apprehension on that point ,- -.
his Company continues 20 Insure agans ioss or aaa
by ere on ss favorable ierms a. slnAaf nsuuols IL '
nv DIRECTORS.
Osorye ireland, John Gray, u L. hamerssJ,
-, Oo,hout BOLTS Moore Chss p Leyerieh,
Gso krrglsru. Rob't c Wetmors Bent De Forest,
Robsrt Benson Edward Coos, VIM Tucker
John Campbell Anthony Lamb, Asher kAeyf
George COnkln, Adam Norrir, Alex t1wIenos
Joshua Brush, Robert Kermit, WA r" D"sni
GEORGE IRELAND, President
AB McDOSALD, Secretary. A.,
Nsw-York. May is 1876 81, so1u
JANUARY REPORT OF the Mutual Lie Insurance
j O. ~ SewYork. No SIS Wall Stills Institution,
during The monh Oi Januafs issueo u'he'f io"' ~" VI
To Merchant. Traders. - To ciergymen.....
M.rhanirs..... ......lu Physicians ........sss. ,
HrOkers............... 81 Lawyers. p
CLERKS .r..-...ss-s..s- Il s,tt1rul-'s''ss'- ss-'F'
Ffitor .... trilrfs
sbinma.tsr. Ill President Of a Bank....
Steamboat Captains. II tashlrr- 90 '''' +
t,nodne-r. 400. d Circuit Iut fe..........
Farmers .............. Sec'Y Of an ms. Coz.
ROstman.. ...... zee. NJ Ladies.
Lives Insured. -.....sl
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAN HANxaY. Secretary.
MlsruES Posi-, ~ D. Physician, 50 Broadway. film
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-, /. ~ IND urp DISEASES,

4 Ssiveiv IN her Instruction In he natural avs OF ~
,v.,ea and all The disease. Of her erues pero9s x ~
Ny az I H. ~ Medicine the Boston Medical journal
r ,sl',Se Evening Post Mirror Anglo American A9.oi
L. nave given the highest Testimonials OF lne NnIu ~
s,, - All crt-rs enclosing The cash promptly a.
l@nded TO by &c On si-'s9 a., . .rf Iofr.sf
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Jnoia Rubber Vooos
DUYERs or -HIRRED GOODS, s.

BUYERS OF -HIRRED GOODS, slspendef-
DAc The uniersgued, row ne only m saliaciIrr oi
mi. cas- n ubber goods desires 10 cs The attention 90
buyers o the fact that Of Bis manufacture have ever
separated the textile fshrc from ihe cord az rubber AL
invites ell who want good sArred su-penier 20 buy
those bearing his name manufacturer with renewal 20
the guarantee heretofore repeatedly given % pay len dol
lar. 70 any person who will produce pair OF Days man
ufa,ure he rubber 0i vhch has decomposed and me
fabric separated from The elastic cord. srge socE Al
low prices ready AMI being constantly lsetufei
by ne owner u all the patents. HORACE H. DAY.
or 3 CorilsndsL
DUBBER t.OOD-.-l.o00 Goodyeu's Patent Elias
II IL Braces warranted perfect and taA lengh
1000 pairs Men. and Misses aud Chldrvns imporiei
Ruhbqra
100 rairs Mems Metallic Ovegrhoes
LOCO " La1i-F Ruskins.
loo " HApptfs
O0u Sandals
Aso large assortment Of every description OF aruFh
All water proaf Goods in use for sale ~ any Quantities
90 fsvorah- terms by tho Newark India Rubber htnusf
49,, -. -. RI A. .tisri So oqN
nAY,~ OYERSHOE--This Wet weather should re-
Omiud ali Wh0 fear colds and sickness Cd PROVIDE Hri
selves with pair u ovefshoes DAYS esiAblshneni :,
Cortland e. j. the pacu. Al qualities prices aud kina-
,1itas FOR men women ari children Al very low prices
csn be found A. Days India Rubber establishment 0o
land - DOOR below Western Hotel Oyershoes frpsir'd
IN the beet manner. u
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WINTER ARRAN9EMENr.


y-- -xzyyzszrr-, NORRIS AID FSSfN RAiiR0kp
4S8 -t7kSS&ssS, Leave New f3rx. O'Clock A ".
-oslk. 2. ~ Leave NewNh. ~ ocis
A ~ ao'closk. Pm Leave Mouissowu, O'Clock, AN
2 o'cioca Z. NJ
Passenger. by the Morning Train TO Msrrisowr VIII
rive there Al n oclk where he sisgesw te In readiness
10 convey them q SchoOeys Mcsnzin Nsshingto1, Be.
where Ession daily; % Succasnny stanhope Nevoa
Milford snd OWego on Mondays, Mednestsys sna Fri.
days and 10 RocAawsy, Dover, Sparta sud Aewton on
Tuesdays Thursday. and Saturdays Zach line returning
The following days b. meet he L. NJ. trains Tor Y
sage VIII slso leave Cor Rsskcnndge every evening
me arrival of The cars nj NOrrstown
Passengers 10 through, 10 and from Jersey City, without
changing On leaving tho city passengers VIII tf0s
Il their baggage In the the foot OF CorIsndst vters
Agent viii be Ia attendance 10 receive u All packages
or bundles must be entered the wsybi the Coups
nv will not hold themselves responsible
Frsight will be forwarded Immediately IN Monhown
from Albsny Basin, by Stephens snd toOdits line Of
sOops Newark or frum the transportation Odce u 10
n X X and rrSus CO. foot Of LbersysI aud njesrrl
will be called Tor in any part Of the city by appcnos
Hafifa \ ID.
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DRITANNIA PITCHERs.-Just received from
ID The m.nsf.eiOry, fall supply o. bntAnnIs fien.fs'
various sires For sals wholesale AID res a the bris
ola warehouse, Burning sip, BY
.4A LUCIUs HART, ale Boardmsn hsrLD
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LII SoNis AMFRICAN HISTORY.

MEXICAN HISTORY comprising hlsieiea . ~ h,
n - H. r5ian IT rihe, a description Of American Anu
1i,ies win an inquiry into their origin aed ne 81
H. Indian Tribes 4 story q the United slsi-s, 80
W to1ying is connection with European Hsiory
.torv 81 The present British Provinces history {" MsN
co md History Of Texas brought down y the u,e o. l'
5,,ission into the American Union, by Marcus Mllson
$3.50, - srbooI History of the L niec sales. C9mpfs
hsn.Jve CHAR SC vol 2vo. Just published, ~
Isl MARK II NEWMAN co IVY hroao Wy.
THE GREAT METROPOLIS. 90.
rU,UE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand Anew copies ~ .uo
above rsef1l work neatly done up IN POCKET boek yIn
together with great variety Of Darys and
p6oss FRANCIS L LOurREL, siaiionefs,
BUZZ n Mhleu-lane.
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80 I'D SrT sslt SslL ~ ~

ROAD LINE Ninfeg
f-ran g'acnt To commence Monday, Decembef ~
For passengers once each way dsy t@Ncept surdhisi
Leave New. York from the foot ~ Duanest al ocSk
A. NJ for Penrnnt Ramsro, Monroe, Chester, oosAsn
Midlelo~n Ousviile and all the ntrfmedlT Sc plsers
Leave Ousviiie si7i A N. Midi'et-NnI 5, oosAen al
81 sud Chester Al 81 A ". ior Ncgforl
'Fara between New. York sui Ousviile 81 81.
Freight from New-Icrk viii be received Al he Dot q
Duane e. on board the bsrges Samuel Marsh and Heavy
suydGin Jr one ~ which will leave the city al oesk
y VI. on Tuesdays. Thur dsys and Saturday.
Freight for NewYok will DO taken by the Train lesylns
Ou.vile At O'Clock A. 81 the above mentioned tires
tsys IN each week Dec. I, 1916. ds
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Urn Uooos.

PARTICULAR SOTICB-DAf SOODS-ln-
.4-- of DIV Good. Al The conner II spring and Ihoup-
- .-,,lsss Ell S.-5-ssv sci Feb q. ~heu
will be cc.ed and he Gods rem alln q - =. ro
town TO he Auctor rooms and disposed o. ~ plo - e
he. .re many gbo-e FOODS reEsn.rg, ara WI be sod
dqr-c this week a. fsr klcic1 frces, ~n VII oe rom
3 70 81 PEI cen ess han CO. - 49, 80. -
Nern0s. R0ulbsxinrs. Alpaczs r ad Cloeklngs c.ns-
hams CahcOss, Nous De L1ness age ssorrsst = ni,e
90. f5r seuier-r ard children Cashmere sh9vs from
s.75 70 2 printed Csshmsre CrsPe Barge Aod Aou.
De Lame stzwls; sNiss, BOOK, Can1fic; ysegn-- snG
al oibsr svies ofMusns rich - ~ and 81 bllcz Gro
&c Rhine ard other styles silks; Linen Linen Lawns
Iin.r Csr5-rs ana Inen and Lawn Hdkfs Msrino. suk
- 49, .vies On Hoserv; KID. SIX. Isle and other
hide o. Gloves Thrssd and imitation Lsces. and eTery
olber ariice usually found 10 Dry Goods store
ne will do well % cal before Saturday, a. he Eoots VIII
not b. Tor ssi- sfier thsi day
The fxtgres consisting u -Caols window AL hang.
ing Camphae Lamps Stove, sools.te ~ vii b sod
WINTER GARNENT--The balance Of or siocS
w u winter garments, composing OyrrcOsis, saeks
Cloak. AID BIsress COss VII be sold Al greatly reduced
re, WM T. JENNINGS 4 co.
i23I 81 Broadway. American Hotel
GREEN BOCkINGs-5o bale. green. .esrie, sua
VI rrirea BAiz-s com prsng assortment q qualities
Tor sale By Isl SEsMITH co. 50 and 3 Pin--st
CARPET.-S0 pieces fse, medium and saperine sl
y wool cArPet.i A.e = Prinie.dd Coiion Cs,Petngs
S,UTRTING .TRIPEs-AshburlOa indigo blue
- str'res heavy Ard suitable for export ,ust received
or sale 81 Lsl NEsMTTH co. 81 snt g PIne-.L
NJERRIlIACK BLUE PRINTS, Just received
wi frorn Lowell. Aso blue md blue aud orange Prnis
rom The suaolr and Clyde Print Works, ior sale By
81 c p HARRIS, - EXchsngs- place.
NIERINO CA--IMEKE--oo cases Merlh' Cs-sl-
WI Of various qualities, comprising every variety
Of color and MIXTURE, for sale ~ %. -,
SLATE COLORFD superior sf'
~ c. r. HARRIS, 4s EKchange-Psse.
DIE AND ORANGE PRINTs-Ns~ AMI del
Drsbe patterns tne Ard medium Joins 'or sac ~
nS c. = HARRIS. 81 Exchange place.
A MEXICAN NaNk EESs-ln 10 yard pieces, war
"A rerri 10 be manufactured from GeOrga Nankeen cot
On for sale by li1 c. ?. HARRIS, Is ENchsngep ace
NTANkEE>~-al cases Nsnkeens IN % yds pie ces. 20
! ' c-vei his day and Tor sale BY
n C. p HARRIS. - Exchange place.
COJ.ORED AND WHITE rolled paper Musha'
a. 80 ~ frsI C. y HARRIS. &C Er -hange- plsee
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" Canosnv New.York February 10, ls47.-Whefeas
the Bylaws adopted by the Directors OF NE Long lsah1
Railroad Company the 2ls1 day u hsreb' ofo'F pro-
vide thai . 49, = AL. "a,
Tie Annual Meetng Of the Stockholders Of his COM
many for he choice OF hteen Directors sha De hria on
The third Monday 10 Fel uary Of csc year Al ie
The Company IN New-YofS under me ah7euon OF 'h'eo
Inspectors 81, 1891, 81, No., .n3 IN ~.
kept open until ? O'Clock, 7. NJ ,, a..
And whereas By an nsdvertsnce such bylaw sni INC
notice of such meeting has not been duly plDsheo ~ re-
urel bv law and no election Of Directors i9f he yrt en-
having been held-Thereore Resolved, lsi an e. &c
lion Of thirteen Directors Of this company De 49, -
Companv', Office In New Ork, Tueiday ne ON Gay
of Apr next under the direction Of three peclois ~
In accordance with the Revised statues az. l,u 70 Z.
open from II o'clock, noon, unll . 90, ~ -.
mat the Secretary notice thereof 10 DC uuy pun
llshed.
"ue GUY "''' DAyID s IVES Secretary
-ortcp l. baretv given Ina, The annual meeting Of The
,rStoIdsrs of he Long Island Railroad Company Tor me
election OF thirteen directors VIII Dc hea a. - ~
san Company Al No q Willtamst MrfshahLs nASNANs'
M the city OF SewfOfk on the on gay 0i AP',, ,,
The poll 10 be open from u o s'ooA ~ n0o" ~
o'clock P ~ by O''s' u DAVID 5 IVES, Secretary
New.Yors February ~, ls1. -.l .sP-sl
DF.sONs FOR USING CONANT's Fs9en'
1tleast
l.t nj. labor-ssving invention .t 49, so,,
"a II sos moi destroy he saccharine nalirr 10 &c o-l
"a Ths bread baked with il IS os1sef 1h1h can Oo P'
cuced IN any other " ~. . - r,.ss bv invalid.
9Th Bread made win this yeas1 may 70 N' - -
without the slightest injury bon . ~, ~, 49, sa,., Al an
" made with common yeast -. ,.i,, ,b,.
Oh Buckwhedi cakes are nnhliris o''''' 49,
yeast laan with any other. ... Al, a.. ,,ixe4
TN The bread Is ready for baking As soon IS " -
with he yeast 49,. %, ...l... E,i,
9th This yeAsi has recriYei ne premium" ~ '''0 ~
OF he American Institute
sold wholesale snt retail ~ -,--, "a, =.
j22d GAssNER YOUNG, - Shsihan a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

SHIP BREAD AND CRACKER BAKERY.
INOR SALF-The lease. fixtures and machinery OF
Il wel-eslablished Bakery. with steam engine and an
svtsr.ve ritv and country connection. row baking lln
Ssr,ei sor weekly and convenience Tor baking double
that quantity. Apply - JfMt'S rAnnnif
COZ 2Wf l1 MOI - rum ~ r. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

w ATER PIPEs-Cssg IRON Water Pipes u various
w s'r-s 1r bsoi and Quantities Forwarded 10 order
AgSI' WARRINGTON ). sarIlna,.np.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

@.pPR I.AWP sHADEs.-5se dozen r 80 -
Z shades VARIOUS patterns and eolors' e'hO'
;sos'spAsdb, ,g ~. ' ssssofHgal co is winAH'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

NrsAr PRIVATE sAIE--The lwo-siory brick
~ house aud ease Of lot N Clinton place, fronting Mer
- cerst with lot In Nnth.st Each lot 25 feet
front and rear by 95 feet n nches Leases from sailor
Snug Hsbor with renewals Size Of house % feet boy g.
feet deep with good basement and attic IN 'front.' end three
stories IN rear good undercesr back building tw0 so
rie. and basement The house is furnished with marble
manles. mahogany doors, Croon water Nc For paIucu-
lars apply 10 ANTHONY j. bLkEChkR.
29tw Auctioneer Broad 81. .