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hihsci'y, on Tuesday the 10Th inst, DARIUS, young.
" son OF Russell and Adeline Newell aged 10 years,
ncnihs and 9 days
us remains were taken TO Sing Sing for interment
In brooklyn, ON Thursday morning 2sth inst of con
ssoon OF the lungs Mrs. SARAH, relict of the late
snss I Smith ssed u years
he relatives and friends OF the family invited to
saend the funeral Saturday afternoon, at o'clock
iOm Der late resdence re Concord St Brooklyn Her
ie@sins VIII be taken to Greenwood Cemsiery Tor in
Wrnen, i29 ~
Near hneen La ON the 18th inst after few days
seess kObERTw WELLS, NJ. ID. formerly OF Phia'
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Books.


SOCIAL HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN,
nURING The REiGNs or THE sTUARTS. bel gin
Dninx " IN The Seventeenth Century exhibuag he -.
rial condition OF Cur Forehers he tine OF he emigra
ton to ard setl.meli OF hese United ssA,es BY Wm
Goodman. thick emo. price -.
ALSO IL ST Pt RLlsHED.
TIE Bt;ile q LIE. by Ch1s DicSeus Price GO.
DombeV ard Sou. Pant DO Price %.
Rupert snc air IS he agth0r 81 Tea Th0uskri Year
Pre-. = cents.
RoTsnce % the Deep. Free p cents
Chamherss Information fer The People, Pats Price 3
ceris.
Chamber. cyeiopeiiA O; English Literature. Part 5
Price . cents
G,esrings from a Gathered Harvest, BY MAJOR NoAh
Prce = cents.
Tb- Trade supplied on he most reasonable lsrns
q lis WIN n GRAHAM Tritura BulI1ings
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Markets 81. CAREFULLY reported for The T''s~"f,
THURsDAY Jan. y.
ASHFS-The market remains inactive ana prices "a
given Yesterday. Pots s7i Pearls ~ lne 'e"'s"'
Is very small
COTTON-We sre entirely at isuit 'oIS :"
I'm th nsn,;,x NJ Co,on sold We hear al kinds oil r.
port. and estmses varying from 4o to 1000 and even
s0O0 bales Ii IL generally admitted hose'ef MS
prices have farther advanced another &c ID t,sAs
total OF one cent y since the arrival OF the hioern
Freight 10 Liverpool half round and hall squsre ose'
was taken At "a 3 N.
FLOUR AND MEAI--Thare 10 less activity 10 lou
aud the market 10 day is scarcely so firm as II was
sale of 5000 bills made for shipment al -, win ~
Michigan and Genesee TO the trade sale OF llVO oo.s
round hoop Ohio via New Orleans was made on PriSae
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TOTAL ....... >3,ljDUOO Soo,2lN Il s-lulV'4oI .
The nine banks first named in the foregoing list with
an aggregate capital of s. $4,000 have by the msmsn'
agement and profgscy OF their directors ana oiSs -,
made the Safety Fund responsible TO the amount OF
569922 So beyond the contributions to that fund by inc
same banks There is loss OF capital by the failure OF
eleven banks of S35OOOO add to this the loss OIL 'ne
safety Fund beyend the contributions S254l IL So and
/, makes a total loss of s569il72 50 Nearly amhnon
and half OF the loss TO the Safety Fund was caused by
the failure OF three banks in Buffalo.
H. flp,,g table hor tls principal Of tsf Baak
tasm<nf, Of all tAe chartered Banks Of the State for IA
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posed by process from Justice Everett The affidavit
Tor ejectment made before Justice f. at his house in
White whereas be IL Justice 81 the Court at Hars
and II contended he had right to hold judicial pro
ceedIngs in the Sixth Ward. The will be continued
this forenoonFor plaintiff, Mr. Mulock for defendant
Mr. Marvin and Mr Therasson
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rCO THE AFFLICTED- UnfagIas .seee.,

ITO THE AFFLICTED-Unfsii1s success for
period VI 80 years has fully established tie effesry OF
tie Glove An0dy Doth Ache Drops bsiHz
u the las Dr. Hart 10 hon owes its onkn 70 be hsd
By The msnufscisrer, g. 3. HAMMOND CO successor
- The late Dr. Hart u Broadway and CHAMBER ST.
adjoining stewsrrs new marble Buildings
W. have Just received b. last srrTss cnoee a.
.orneu Of Lubin Gersn and saissys extracts soap
me.ics NC together with choice assortment Of ot MAJ
row Cold Cream. exns double distilled eSicfns - VI
our own manufacture oH'"r
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POSTSCRIPT.

VIUFh
IL. Horss il still in session. IL has been en-
ii .;ocs a O'Clock, with closed doors, calling
~ Ave, and Noes on motions to adjourn and to
-. .l,ssntees Farther proceedings under the
AN W. were dispensed with "a to H. and the doors
opened 800. ,,,,,;l g.
GROW At 10 clock was negatived As TO q.
The House is now calling the Ayes and Noes on
q, ,noesl from the decision Of the Chair, having
been called about twenty five times this forenoon.
SYMPTOMS Of yielding ion adjournment
We have no mail South Of Petersburg
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General Notires

~ Newly Ork Weekly Tribune -content jor
Saturday, Ja4uGrv 3O-PoETRY-The Wandering Jew
Sonnet To the Clergy Song written for The Printers
Festival at Rochester; Twilight Vision EPisIe TO me
Muse Of History by Ohm Quincy Adams Sonnet, by T.
J Eames-E EDITORIAL Manufactures and Agriculture
Precious Melss-Coinage and Currency The spint oil
Mexico Only Fact; Prison Discpline-imporlanl Ie'-
tmony; Recall Of our Forces &c. Sc.-NEws from Eu'
rope by the Hibern From the Army Coast OF sumara
1c-PKocEFDINcs or CONGRESS and the LEGlsLATuRE-
MIsoELLaSEoUs.-Pau " Of DoMHEY AND son enuIe
German lmm grants Printers Festival at Rochester TX
raordiuary Natural Phenomena Session Of n Y Agri-
cultural Society Albany Report of The last meenng OF
the Farmerss Club-Renovation Of Exhausted Soils Let
ter from Old Rough and Ready Condition OF fueaan &c
CoMMrscIAL INTELLIGESCE-Produce, Stocks, Money
Cattle Market, sc. &c.
Single copies put up in wrappers Tor the Malls can be
obtained al the desk-price OF cents.
Cy5- TERMS 81 per year. All subscriptions payable
infexibly in advance.
GREELEY McELRATH. Tribune Buildings
Cor. Spruce and Nassau SIS. opposite The CITY HAL
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THE SUN THE NOON. FULL SEA
Rises. 4 l6 Sets. IS u Morn 81 Morn - 81
LATEST DATES
liverpool. Jan. New Orleans Jan -
rY- SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE
CLEARED.
Ships Louis Philippe Castof, Hsyre, Fox & Living
ston: Jessore Jackson Orleans Elwel Co; Or
phan. Williams Liverpool, VIM Tyson.
Barks Bearer Edmonds, Savannah VIM Nelson; hol
lander Goldman Rio de Jsneiro, MOTT s. Pollitz
Brcs Anon Hatch, Mstanzss. Nesmith s. Walsh 1ro-
ian Mitchell Mstanzas. Nesmith & Walsh Germ, Win
chester Mstanzas Brett & Nose; Mary fBr Wyman
Cork SC Richardson Watson q Co.
schrs Sarah Nash. Loppenholdt Cardenas, hesmiih &
Walsh: Cohanist Kelly, Norfolk + Merrill, Strong
Baltimore, MAILER & Lord.
sloop President Frisbie, Haven
ARRIVED.
Brig sun Merrick I'm Trinidad de Cuba Jan s, 1875
Ocesna Jordan for Boston 10Th Jan; Cordelis. snow
do days John Clifford, Staples York 18th inst Ga
len of Portland dsg David Duffell Caet for Phsdel
Jan a. Goth inst lat 80 30 Ion ~ passed ship bound
South signal white with black ball The Sun has
for the last II days OF the passage experienced sue
cession of heavy gales from West to East
sAII.ED-Psckei ship Sheridan, for Liverpool
MEMORANDA.
The Telegraph reports vessels In eight from the
Highlands at sunset
The packet chip Garrck IL st ashore
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McALIsTER,s ALL;HEALInG OINTMENT

1I,gF ACTON WHICH THIS OINTMENT ts- upon
i the human cutce. demonstrates ia grand encay snd
Eczema preparation that has power restore the nsen
sble Precipitation The skin being III. mediums through
up BY cold, whence rheumatism, Group, coughs
hsadache feyers, and thousand other 1ns,OP
~. uores and permit the hunors out ana All hrse
diseases vanish This Nc ALsrEs's ALLhsaiiSS
OINTMENT effects; -, ~. ,,..,...,
For instance IN sick ani nervous hVslASh@ MS N'D'
Is.s cured cases X s. and 10 yelr. standing some Of
IS and ~ years, and one use o.
standing iis beyond all pefsdvsnnfe me best remedy
'I rs,aebs deafness and dizziness are cured with equal
success. go. ~. .f..,.. .,oii..
oa frequently sufficient 70 cure .ns complaint pu N
no esss win All We challenge he world on MS polnt
RbeumsismIn all cases Of sSeed limbs, eonrse.sa
cords pains and violent Inflammation, hes 70 20 i, s
90 good don't what Il = Or where eOtaes rom
Here 10 this ODta ens 20 be found CERTAIN fenSoJ 10Y
rheumatism. Let the sufferer ooA % - -. n,
Asthms Oppression Of Breathing, &c-in DO eis-s "
dlfcuius. does the Ointment give greaier sausiselo
,snoTe, sIro., Ia dsy. wonderful, wonderful 10 The
virtue toe untold power and goodness u me
In bemorrhoss or piles We have been repeatedly tod
hal twas The only sfcle made That would cure o.
cases Of piles And We are ready 20 oe.ss ~ Ia.
The erys pelas add salt rhsgn are overcome "iO '
I've COMPLAINT We have cured ofr~eny year. Standing
ard we te tate not say that iiis one o. ne oe.. re
dies known Persons would be established % "ilhe'' J"
Z effects. D., ,..,.r . ,.,,as d,
FOR ali srapons Of the skc, sores. pdsiHes potehe. &c
rendering the srnOoh and for ever rec rom oless
10 an cnss Of inflammation. swelFgs, cuts bruises and
pol.orcu- wounds s noble remedy Apo As iof pofns
here 4 pof ia equsin all the sDs To asy PAIN and re-
move the Ere and Inflammation nsre s 10 compound 70 ex-
islence Of such value BESIDE meas NE psee ~lInou.
leaving lie slightest mark behind Equally valuable IL !:
Sr Oh ucer and especially ey-s sore bead snd
c.-sse. e the spice and Of he nerves, aso sweDe1 or
sore breasts and female complaints IL u also sovereign
remedy for sgue 10 the face, and influenza IL . try ono
on ne and vagable medicre he world ever
Jaw. 70 man regrets purchasing This Ct,neni because
b feels he viii be benefited and not deceived t'ooS
always comes from is Let The people hen sees ms
med cne and abide By H. for deceived anybody
YET and believe never viii Grand Depot removed :"
IA Pal
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Couri Calcudar-Tnls DAY.


COMMON PlxAs-Put l. Nos. %, 81. u, 3, As, 2yl
v ", 81. -. Part 2-Nos $50 1872. 1888 1902 l64 los
~ ia l1S, us, lso, lisa, ls,, ls6, lss, 100.
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,uth Of Petersburg
Boston. Jan. 2s-9 P. N

Boston. Jan 2S-9 p NJ.
Twenty persons occupying stores and dwellings
n usr;usc.st Lowell, were burnt out last night.
lathe Legislature today, the House of Repre-
.eus,ives by vote OF AZ to 800 refused to appro-
80. 400 600 Cor the Volunteers from this State
Gee, Gsns,es -four sold at &c 81! per barrel.
Corn 81 per bush. and both quick at these
prices c..,
Sales Of railroad stock were made as follows
Norwich 53i and Long Island 26! Reading Bonds
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one association and three individual bankers have
commenced business during the year. viz
Chester Bank, Orange Co. IAN association } Cham
plain Bank Ellenburgh Clinton Co; Cuylers Bank Pal
myra. Wayne Co; Franklin Co Bank Malone.
The Wool Growers Bank has been closed by ts own.
err an amount equal to the outstanding circulation de
posted TO the credit OF the Controller in the Mechanics
Banking Association. New York
The Farmers and Drovers Bank, Erie Co has been
closed by the Controller the securities held in trust
sold. and the notes redeemed at par
The Howard Trust and Banking Co. Troy, has closed
business agreeaby TO the provisions OF the sh and 9Th
sections oil the act to amend the General Banking Law
passed May 20 lsil and the sum OF = being the bal
snce OF money deposited with the Controller 10 redeem
the outstanding circulation of said Bank, has been re
turned
The Washington Bank York. has been finally
closed agreesby to chapter $50 Laws OF the state OF
New York entitled Act for the Relief OF John
Foley passed May H. lS45. Aud the balance OF mo-
news remaining in the hands of the Controller July l.
1916 being $3.50 90 has been paid 10 him.
a made - the Convention. doc - "a IL
shown that - Banks which have been closed by the
Controller had deposited securities TO the amount
These produced on sale.-------.-...--. 1871 -
Showing loss ON the securities Off,. sdO 900 %
The circulation OF these banks at the time OF their
failure was 81 233374 On these notes the payments
were equal TO average OF 76 per cent the total loss
TO bin holders being 1922 81 80 while the Banks have
lost sGOl 966 %, being TIE difference between the
amount OF securities deposited, and the sum tor
which they were sold, the bill holders having lost only
s292 3i4 &c, or a fraction less than - per cent
The Farmers and Droyers Bank OF Enc co IS not
embraced in the above statement but tins BANK hsd
only about $4,000 in circulation, secured by New YORK
stock whichredeemed all the notes stpar.
The following statement shows the capital ana the
sums contributed to the Safety Fund by the eleven
banks which have failed also the sums drawn from Tie
Safety Fund pay the debts ofeght OF these bank w
CJ4fTibNfiOn IDrdcn from
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by JAMS VI. MILLER Store No. Ts Nsdeu
- lsnr, n II door TO Nc. 2 Liberty-st
FRIDAY Ian 20

At 10. O'Clock. al store No. ~ Maidsn-sns.
HARpw,SG, CvrIrsy. Aeon q credit Of Elk months
for approved endorsed no,esCo pschages and lots Of
fresh imported Birmingham and Sheffield Goods. consist
Ing Of table and poke, cutlery hatcher shoe and essd
knives files Butchers drawing kuvss plate chess, CUP
board and trunk locks dns tee trays and watt curry
combs. kettles sauce pans. inued and susmsed VI
ce. trscs og halter chains Carolina hoes patent and
common butts csnd le.lcks, snufs German silver and
aud table britannia do, tobacco boxes
table butts, Jsmess wood screws, round and square
bolts etc etc.
Gaia ogues and goods ready for examination three Gays
before he sale.
The above stock are fresh goods end In complete order
Every lot will be sold without reserve.
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IusTER Am POMprON IRON

l. Iron Worss ssugsrres, y. Y. and ne Pompoa Iron
Works, Pompton. n J. are IN fuii operation
order. FOR round square 6a band scroll and hoop iron
viii be prom pity ex-clied, on application y
y25lwl JOSEPH BUCHANAN, - WestsL
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= aY.TTIFTL NEW GOODS

%e@ BEAUTIFUL NEW GooDs-havng Es'
EIx1 49, A. r-,r. beautiful watch Figures Slands,
49, 80 Ear Sands Gard Receivers Gard Csses and
iarg. st OF Fss sSye Of san.1aes aea Eoa .ss
% s - - - ~ and vii be sod low eal VIII "a
is.sEfSy received Al hs sgn u ne OGDEN SGan 20
and Shell cOnbs rePsifs II he bees style
ia 2rneois.
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ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer
EXECUTORS SALE OF Vslnsos rfoPsny ~
IL BlseckerH-ANrH0NYJ. BLhECkbh WIZ sen ~
public auction Friday, The Uh OF Jan INST hh oei"rA'
atthe Merchants Exchange. ~
"The valuable property belonging to lhe Estate OF Geo.
suckley, deoeased," -.
Cons suing OF lots ground comprising The entire
front on the side OF Bescker Of bstween Onsfes
and Perry Every lo put up viii be poslysy so'o
and he terms OF payment viii be favorable The deeds
Will contain covenants against nnissness -,
Liihogrspbic maps OF the lots may De oo'ahed Oh VI"
Auctioneer, No Broad o.
RUTsEN sICkLEf, Executors. &c.
ia Sits. WIN u. sKIDMORE,
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tzs- Lecture in ~. Peters Church, bafc.sy,sL -.
psS Dr RYDER $ President OF the College OF Inc hoy
Sro.s Worceser Mass will lecture IN this Church on
sunday evening Slst January, 1877 al oeiock sub
ciThe only rue worship OF God in the system o. Chris
Iariiy is found in the Catholic Church teHrs' = eens,
gof the benefit OF the Poor OF the Church 10 nc hsu ~
ths door OF The Church 10 '~s
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anrtion Galn.
JOSIAH RICHARDS Arerore~v
Df HANGS, RICHARD0 q PLAfTs-tSfs
Dss sros1w ay.-Lswsi Cssh Advances made on cor


Ry. BAyGs, RiCHARDs = PLATT.-s.s,'
ssvu~rts for Ai-orr salsa
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS. FEB ats
L.sss sAIs 90 Dis.sso sooSs-Tse entire s,ocs Of
Books s,sronery &c partially DAMAGED BY vs,sr 81 :
s IRE :, sn ..S 20 oass,sS%s % ..ssl &
Olosicsl sad Miscellaneous Works. Javenils Books Fs1
= TUESDAY, March a.
F0srY Furs Nsw.yosx sPsiSe rxapr ssLt-Tts
nex; regular Trade Sale u Booss Stereotype Psies
b.r,,sfos- IavoIces respectfully recaeses sss sAoss
be arnished ~ The ist Feb. nesi which time he
TIC sale o.st.onely Paper, &c viii tsks place
a. Monday ed March. for ~ssh eonsisrsnss are also
Al Pssssrr sMr-BLAsx Booxs-An extensive sssors.
meet Of slSnk Booss. well manufactured, consisting OF
roolscsp AMI Deny sigers Day Bcoss. Journals &c 70
Books, lons and bread fold Aso 0nAr,os snt Petty Led
GER. Copy scoks v.ricss stree sna patterns Of Memo
scok. Scrap Bcoss 1c 70 which Ire srnuoo Of dssess
A. PsITsrt s.,r-l,eos oE.re ssls., sysry 's,s.y
large assornler 81 Standard and xsellspeoas booAs
p COTTON, Aueuoneer.
RH r. Cotton, Auction ana Conlnis,iss as1essn'
made gccs eilhsr 70, private sale or aaeor sne
prompt oeurrs r>is oatdoor'Ass Of every description
cf .cccs runcusy .te3tei " ac' resfeeHaly soeisd
FRIDAY. Jan. y,
Al 70 O'CLOCK, al No. 20 CbSlssn square
A>>tsNtgs SALE OF very srge and icsirsote SocA "
ready made Clothing Clolhs, Cut Goods, Ac. kcThe eu
lire stock % ready msJs eolhtng consisting OF
oveTcoas dress and frock In every variety and
cu-nty coth sstinet and cashmere pants, SILK aud ve
vesls white vseuus aud summer de- gloves hosiery
hdsfs. fancy articles. Sc-
Also srge quantity OF cloths. sstnets. pilot eolhs cut
srd piece goods &c Se The above goods viii be sold
cash and will afford very favorable opportunity tor
dealers and oihers
n CHAMBERLAIN, Aserooees.--s;ore No >
u. spruc-st-Lshers advances msde on 9ccds COO.
sgned FOR crvste ssle he soid 81 suction Outdoor
sscs carefully assniei 10, ard respectfully collected -
rsrrnri rararns wste
EB.-C. CHAMBERLAIN having removed from No u
No sspcest would be happy TO receive eonsig snis
Of Merchandise of every description, from he friends
sui the public generally whose mvors he hopes TO merit
FRIDAY, Jan. -,
Ail0 O'Clock At No. Spruce-sl
sHkRTf S>LI Of Hardware In continuation comprising
geaers OF hardware Of every description -
lot ~ carpenters tools lot TIN war; britannia wcs
casters, earhenware, NC
SATURDAY, Jan. ~,
Alto o'clock nj No. as Westinghouse
SssstFF SALs og Groceries, Liquors, &c. comprising
tea sugar coffee spices cheese soap, lard rour mclss
ses scales weights eoont-rs nxsares u store
&c Also brandy Kun, rum, wine, cordias standing CASKS
Kegs glass ware, beer pump, NC. nc
PsNaTE SALE-rhrec IRE proof iron chests Of various
sizes.
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! I Is4s n |, isiS ~ |, 1874 N !, ls45 N. ], 1916
81 az Ri Rks IS Rks 81 bks. 80 Bka
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

Bg 4. j. bleockd.
Two story brick house with tea room on the 49,,
rear No IS James.st. 25xlOO. 9VV
Two story brick front house No 81 James St 2ox
az
Two story brick house No. ~ Csihsrinest win 20
the building on rear. ls:lxy7:6. o~'V
Two story brick front house No. 100 East Broad 80,
way 2JXbJ. SO -
Frame house and lot No. 100 Barrow st 21Xbo- -'VV
in s1sos sISfy 0'''A n0u'0 MO w. -. 900
BRooxIyN-Three lots on Flushing avenue, near
Clason avenue together with the buildings 80
thereon containing 75x9l AsVV
By I'm H. FraRklia Son. 80
Houses i5s 100 and l62 Eighthayenue. f,lOO
One lot on Third avenue, Twenty sseondst -V~V
One lot on Third avenue near Thirty eighth 81 90,
25.3 front 100 rear. 1902 deep.-----:...-.s ~
One on Thirty ninth stnesr Third ayenee2oNSoAV -
LOT adjoining 25xss 6--.-.----'-.- 20
| do do 25xs4;l0 ...-...--.---.-.-.----- 80 ~
I DO do 25xSl2 ......-.-...-..----.---. - -
DO do 25x776 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - 80
do do 25x73.l0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wv
ByE n LEdlon 8 Co.
One lot north side Nineteenhst near skin ave N,
nue.. 2O.yN92. =. 1900
Two story brick house aud 100 years lease OF ioi o
b. Geo b. ROiiiRs. o,o
House snd "a years lease OF lot IL bsreiSS''--
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Posr ofrlcE, Nrw-YoRK, Jan -, ls7

Posr OFFICE New YORK, } an y, 1877
rF~ The steamer Hibernia viii leave bosl. n on
Norday he lei February. Her mails VIII eloae AZ me
Oe5ce on saturday S0th int al 5. r NJ Postage on
All letters mu.i prepaid 10 Boston Letters OF TAI IN
rrs or nnerr cents and each additional ounre1 cents
0uH'e " ""' ROBERT H. MORRIS, 7. NJ.
An Extra Mail for the above steamer viii 20 ~ ~
over the Long Island Railroad, and VIII be made up ~ us
once on sunday the 3lsi inst Once open from 10 j"
and from Ia 10 Il F. NJ. 10
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H. NFOR COLD SPRING and Yves, pOin

-
Doobs Ferry, Grassy Point, vsrplsnchs
Point CadweP. and Van Corlsndt's Dock. The steam.
sr HIGHLANDER, Capt C. B. Afmsuong Viii leave
Ne~ YORK from the Sswburgh pier foot OF w0reo-st
every morning a. O'Clock, A ~ FOR f~igh or passage
apply TO The Captain % bad
r. e. The nj hlsnd-r has Just heen rited up 10 spe
nor manner as an boat soo VIII Continue !" ron sSo
from Nsw-York during the winter ~ "
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MOTHER HUBBARD

TIRE SUB TREASURY CUPBOARD YANKEE
n DOODLE. FOR this week exceed. hnse IN the point
ard rchness % hts foics Carcaure and other ustra-
tons. Among Others The spier did comic design ty +.
O. &. Darcy, Of Volunteer purchasing PucS Cor he
Mexican Wsr, will shout, u al rhier. Alto geher
the number = a. unusually rich Price cents =
per snruIni = 3usiWM r. GRAHAM Tribune Buiiting
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r. Nassrr India Rubber Manufacturing Co" otter for
.aa ne arg.s sld best assortment Il lrts Rubber Shoes
10 found m tbs county consisting " every Fsrey Of
ls-s ard gerierens Oyersho-s - use, mAnnf.cluf %
nom GOojyears Pssng' metallic rabbof waffarsec not
10 ,,Hsn ui.h the cold or be sfaoird BY he beat
GOD, In ma ~holesEs Ard retail Dealers sre invited ~
IN .Dd sxsrnre or s.ocs before purchasing elsewhere
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Urneral Notites.
W Phonegrnrl,ic CIas.-,

W Phonographic Class-The rlerbers Of Mr.
Hornsby. ar- respectfully informed thar he class
room Al Clinton Hall - beer engaged or ne course Of
lessons The fret l-sfun viii tr given On Friday evening
Jan - al half past 0fork Any other persons " 10 wish
TO OBTAIN knov edge o. his useful sri arc invited to
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JACOB s PLAfT, Aoelionecr
SSECNSD SpRjNG HARDWARE SALB this

SECOND SPRING HARDWAKE SALE this
- s-sson-JACOB s. PLArr will sell this day a. ~ o.
clock Al the suction room corner Of Plsu aud Pearl ste
general assortment Of Birmingham, shetn~ld, ocrmso
French aud domestic Hardware snd Cutlery 0oeds
among Witch chains composition timed saacs
pans and tea kettles, grdirons, Csrosns hoes Ps,ent
wheel heads, bench screws Ink, commode Knobs aolah
pond scythe sone Sssss patent balance LOCKS hlngss
bolts saws double barrel guns, fire irons, spoons hr &C
AlEo table knives aud FORKS carvsrs bread shos ana
butcher snives, &c. .,
Also handsome invoice OF new cardsd pocket eaus-
ry &c
Also 100 gro American table cutlery.
Also casks butts and case Norfolk iaches 10 OH
gins packages. - ~, -, -. =.
Also an entire set ofEngsh (sbeeld) pattern cards Of
cutlery Of celebrated and well known house and WIN
which the sale will commence, consisting u Anvss scis
sors rszors shears, German silver goods, nc &c
Also 50 dozen CLARK cha axes handed 100 dorsn horse
cotton and wool cards, Frshpsw kettles patent scsss
grdifons. brace and bitis, nc
Also 100 gro large and small metal kettle knobs And 70
sets 10 cssss ard spanued ware. viz lsnps copper
pots pals basins spiItocns. pepper and drudge ooAss'
c.
n B-Purchrsrs Of hne cutlery are directed especially
TO the superior Sheffield pocket aud peuhnves To De 500
AZ above this day. l0