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az K,psArrIse CAsE.-The official report of
~ Columbus kidnapping case. published to day, differs
,<ly from the unofficial report published on Saturday
n understand the decision, it srms that under the
cuitution Of the United States, and the act OF Con.
-, Of 1893 State Justices of the Peace are authorized
II q n arresting fugitive slaves and causing them 10
= zturDed 10 their masters. Now suppose II has
- repeatedly and correcty decided that the United
es cannot confer jrisdiotioH on the Courts OF the
Sas II we correct in this. how can Congress con
!, on any STATE officer, such, authority to execute
a kws Of the United ststesi The Constitution OF the
I,ad States il silent on this subject II merely dc
ne. that fugtives from labor shall be given up The
sss,me Court Of the United States has decided that
sse LgsioiioH this subject is void, because the
s,,ss have no power Gin. Gazette
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sales Of Stocks &c. see Fourth Page.

FRIDAY p NJ.
In Stocks there was fair business doing but
the fluctuations considerable. some Fancies were
up aud down. Government Skies sold II par
seller Is. For old lOl offered, 1921 asked.
The Bill Market was unsettled, and Sterling is
lower. The beet Bills cannot be quoted over 81. and
good Bills sold g. Francs are 4Oa5 37l with
large sales at 3ei The amount of business doing Is
light
/ Freights are brisk, and the quotations for Grain
are higher again Three four small vessels have been
taken for Ireland 10 load corn al ed Engagements TO
Liverpool were made yesterday Al 23d to-day sd is
asked -four Is rather dull We notice ship taken up
at 7s and three ships 90 from the East 20 load
Philadelphia at Is 6dQ5s for Liverpool. To Havre
rates dull and the Continent the amount Offering
ia not very large.
We understand that Government officer Of
high rank has written to the Secretary that should he
issue proposals for twenty year per cent loan for
ten millions it would be taken at once 1t 10 supposed
in the that this will be adopted instead Of
issue Of Treasury Notes. The importation Of gold
which has and will take place, will fortify the Banks
that s supposed the loan be payable in specie by
instslments. without embarrassing those institutions
As the Bank quarterly reports made up tomorrow.
borrowers have been squeezed little today in order
that the Banks may make good show on quarter day
The annual statement Of the Atlantic Mutual In
Company ststes that the earned premiums for
the year 1886 were sl25076 the losses paid during
the same time were S6322ls. and the return Of pre-
miums and expenses amounted to slo7903. The total
Of the Company amount to 81 1925 1873 The total
amount Of earnings Of the Company under the present
organization, four and half years, is Sss7 III Of
this certificates the amount OF s955f0 being - per
cent Of the earnings up to January lsi1 have been
paid leaving s69l 81 the unredeemed profit hand
Thonpson's Bank Note Reporter for this week
has a continuation Of very useful specie chart 1t
/ gives description Of the principal gold coins their
weights and value and well engraved cut of each, so
that any one receiving gold easily ascertain what the
coin is and what II is worth.
The report Of the condition of the Ohio Banks
on tho fret Monday of November presents the follow
Ing results Nine independent Characterization SOP
465 specie sls7375 deposits S60l.6s' discounts,
S99 $50. Seventeen branches State Characterization
$685. 346; specie ssl9s20; deposits, s5eo9o9; dis
counts % 254146 Eight old Characterization -, 49,
7gl specie ssl2,l37 deposits s935,392: discounts
| $fOi6 l9s. Total, "a CHARACTERIZATION, s570l6O2
specie, sl,Gl9336 deposits, s239S,009 discounts,
| S5S9l 075.
| The Bank OF Wooster Ohio, which has been the
continued object of the attacks Of the Ohio
/ the following report
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READY FOR THE MAIL.

THE BATTLE og LIFE.-Ths Saturday, Emporium
u this this beautiful Christmas Story
by Charles Dickens complete aud Review Of Tenny-
sons Poems and large variety u Miscellaneous mat
ter., Foreign News by the Bberns, News OF the Week,
&c &C
" Price cens psr copy To be had u The counter
done 40 10 stfoag wrappers fssdy Tor the mail.
u Hi~ WAkD " ~ Ann-sl
IN CHANCRRY VI Nsw.Jsrssy.-Between Eleanor
Wilson corn painans and Janes kns and Ann bic wife,
desn5 Order for publication 1t appearing 70 ths
sgsns tho shows named defendants. for The fore.
closure and sale u certain morssged premises IN be SAID
bill and that VI 10 appear and
answer directed the defendants hath been regularly
issued r.urn2ble the term u December 10 lbe year u
our Lord thousand eight hundred aed fofysix, ou'
that said defendant cannot be fund In this state 70 DO
served tnerellb and they have caused tae ap-
pearAncc be cred Ia such process had bssn duly
served and being made 10 appear BY sds. ~ INC sei'
sscon VI the Chancellor that the sad aoes
Rue and Ann his wife, reside out u the STATE Of new
Jersey, 10 vii, In the Sl4Ls OF New York
II IT, therefore TITS fitsenlh day u JsabAfy Ne
year a Lord thousand eight hundred and fony'
seven on notion OF William Day, Solicitor OF The Con-
pAns1 by hi. order, directed BY Tho Chanesllof nss
salc aDsen defendants James Hue AID Apt, he VIZ g
appear. plead, answer OF dei1ur 70 no CON - -
on OF before the tnrd Tuesday Of March psx o. sss
default thereof, such decree be made sSsina nsn = -
Chancellor aha. think seuiIaDls and lasI And 49,
ordered that Inis order sLs within twenty dsJe ~
be served personally on The ssid James kss "a ~.
wife, BY delivery Of copy nsfe" 70 Lnsn; @~Iss~s~
Journs nswspaper published 81 ESsbs'n Lc-ss .n.sx
cgnfv 81 Es.sr ana Ssis Of jersey sno ece~.s-e
therS,a Tor ,lx weeks saceessively - tsess III.
xeek and also Ia Ike manner ana of "a. - ~ -.
time 10 the Nsw.Yofs Tneao esoy IS HALTED.
X -.
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Books.
THE ARcgrTrcr NO &

4 SERIES OF ORIGINAL DESIGNS for Domestic
-Aani Ornamental Cottages cor0ertcd with Lsn1.csf
Gardening adaped On n Cu-d States, illustrated BY
drawing. u Ground Piots Plans Perspective Views lie
ous ard Estimates q COst. ~ Nu II. Rsnett Afcai
ect Thswofk will b. grrzi saving Of expense 10 lhose
who wish plans for blliirg kc Price - cts
TIE Actor. Peep Behind the Curtain. being passa
-. IN he lives u Bocth. and soe u his C0nenporarrs
tbs hs most entertaining book thai has been written
sirre The dsys OF Joe CoweTL Prce 81 cts
Dickens's New Worss-Donoey and sOa. No. 4. rrce
9! anc ~ ci- Bze q Life price 81 u. sni 8 cts
The Countess OF Rldo.tsft, by Geo. sand. sequel 10
Consuelo. In vsls. Price 81
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gents srd oth-rs supplied he best OF terms, by
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

Three story brick house and lot known as Jefer
son Hail. Hudson and Charles sts-35:l0x70 600
Two story dwelling house and lot No 200 Mercer
st. together with frame house the
lot aSSiOO AGO
Two story dwelling house and lease of lot No. ls2
Henry st-23l0xl00. Observation-Disclosures. 3s75
By A. J. Blocker
One 10, corner Charles and Blocker SITS 2l4x7O ESQ
One lot adjoining ON Bleeckerst 2l:3x70...... 1850
One do do do ........ 1000
One lot Perry and Blocker SITS 81 3xsO. 2i00
Two lots adjoining Blocker ST. same size.
$500 each .......................... $500
81 DHBs0Ht s H0sacS.
Lot with bunting thereon ON the north side Thr-
tie,h st near seventh avenue a5x9s9. ...... elO
By N. H. Leeds
Lot corner Charles and Washington SITS 22.l0 front
10y about 90 feet 2,2oO
story house and lot 6Sl Washington-st 2stx36 29O0
2s,ory house and lot l42 Charles % BY sbout35 100
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BLAcKwooD FOR JANUARY

BLACKWOOD FOR JANUARY
WILL BE READY this day at y o'cOek-A capital
w number-lhe nrst Of VOLUME and OF a year,
making il desirable opportunity subscribe. Price IS
a wear RECENTLY PUBLISHED
The hrs; number Of the American edition OF the North
Brush Review
Religious Library and Political Quarterly coni Quoted
BY Rev Dr. Chalmers Of Edinburgh, Sir David Brewster,
and other writer's OF distinguished eminence
IN PRESS,
And will be published IN the course OF next week the
London Quarterly Review for December, and the West
minister for January.
TERus-For the London, Edinburgh North British and
Westminster Reviews, 20 year. For any Review
> any two e5 any three. 81 For Backwood and the
four Reviews, $40. L. SCOTT & co. Publishers,
B,u ll2 Fultonst
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THE AMERICAN REVIEW.
CONTENTS FOR FEBRUARY Military Conduct Of
tthe War.
The Happy Pair. From the German # Goethe.
The Castle by the Rhine FrOm INLAND
Fesws-Part H. BY n. y, Hudsol.
Genera Winfield Scott
The Sea and the Shipwrecked 3 y Garden.
The Hack-hofss wot would NJ 90.
Music in New-York ny @. W Peck.
Short Chapters Rare and Exotic Metres. Chap. Ill
The Maid Of Lehigh.
Letters the iroquois. BY Shenandoah.
The Meeting Of Siegfued and Chriemhild
The Life and Opinions Of Philip YoEick. ESQ.
England and The United States By J. De Peysler Ogden.
Essays Of w A Jones.
Foreign Miscellany.
Critical Notices. 80 10
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

4 IA paeka ship Hare from Hare Mrs Ainsworth, Mr.
S<oias and lady France Messrs Cnohr of Germany,
wm Day Of Philadelphia, Adoph Rusch, and 2l3 in the
| storage.
Ia .hip Wabash, from Her- OTleaHs-Mrs Liscomb and
| sen and 3 in the Storage.
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MARY HowIrTis BALLADS.


rI,Hf> DAY PUBLISHED. Ballads and Poems by Mary
i Howit, vol limo Price 50 cts.
This popular author has more presented herself 10
the public and nov In \ province which has always called
forth her passionate admiration She saws o., herself
Brought up. child IN picturesque od-tashioned
part Of England remote from books and from The world.
ami under circumstances Of smost conventional secnson,
the echoes Of this old traditional literature found their way
10 my ear and my heart and, In c0uclu-
sion dear reader while you receive IN many OF these
poems faithful transcript OF myself ten or hilesn years
ago the volume VIII be found o consin also portions Of
NV later SELL in wnirl hone here some breahings
Of that philosophy life which true resionthsi spirit
OF love which knows sympathy and fellowship with sill
who suier 20 wei. as with al wno rejoice ..,.
Dec l. 1896 MARY H0WITT'
RECENTLY PUBLISHED;
Dickeus's Battle OF Lie.................%5 cts-
Dombey and Son, Part a............-...l&t ."
WI ~ pI-rNAM. Isl RfnadWaY-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

aoRRrBLE TRAesDY-On Monday last, j; P.
,.t1ord. residing in Rome township Pa murdered ms
- Nv ,hooting her With pistol. Lsngord had been
a. habit OF threatening to take the life OF his wife
81 she had become 50 accustomed to u that she paid
= s,,enrson 20 what he said On Monday evening
49, he lola his wife that he was going TO shoot
- and drew pistol from his pocket and deliberately
d In her presence for the purpose OF putting his
Il .so,ica threat into execution
,ser having charged the weapon very heavily, he
I'D out OF the house and told bis little SOD, lad
- seven years Of age, that he was going TO kill bis
Il = sox.5 mother. de instantly returned into the
- ana disregardipz the entrestes OF his wife. held
= w,h one hand and with the other discharged the
l,sns Of the pistol through her body the ball enter
ser abdomen and coming out just above the hip,
- the back bone -
ae fingered in great agony until about ten o'clock,
- sbe expired. The remsins Of the deceased were
Is-ebt 10 ths place Yesterday accompanied by num-
T. n the citizens OF Rome. Three Infant children are
H.. n mourn the loss OF fond and doang mother, and
I1.l,re the errors OF unnatural father. Langford
- no attempt to escape and is now in Jail awaiting
H. rial bedford, Pa Argus, 10th.
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Amusemsuts.
a MEXICAN VII
sDip pFRFoRM.

MEXICAN NT>EUM-SP LFNDtp ffRFORM
hkxCES tbs afternoon and evening NJ and ~ O'clock
Th@ Manager ha< engaged for To-day. DR. EDISON, IN"
LIVING SKELETON who = - years Old ire1 inches
firh .ua weish but ~ pounds. Also, rtet gsg NE
ETHIOPIAN MiNsTHELs, he most tsi~aicd band IN
am-rcs Also engaged me following noseiurs ana per
foru-r. Thegr-a BALBOA P1norsmA ctr Ci,y q Lon
Avn EnslsBd an Germany. GREAT Nk,IEkN, Misses
WH.FIER ani u Liz Y. Mr. DONALDSON, LIVING
ORANG OlTANG. GEN TOM THUMBS CAhkiASs =,
Sc Admission 5 children untrrlo, ~. cent. y
GK1ND KkLIEF BALL-ln AID u iae sar-fi . {
VI ccr vi ir-ana. vii axe plaer A. Caste OaI1Sh on
N-tne-asy evening Feb 10. lS9l. Arm Zcments arc
49, .ss 10 ras- tais one OF The Grand Balls Of the sea
.on Tickets Two DoAas raon &c aan" 49, 80
two isGi-s, may be bad % ne >rcfelA.' Ut AH' ~ ~ "
lowing Committee
A II Micsie. Or K Hogan. totare Otee.ey'
rhn. A Fu-net |Fr--usnC nphe., Daniel . eeu~y'
- U.s. INi-ha.I Burke. Msriia Wa.efs,
60 ~, m "A Swfeuv French.
Fd~sra Fox Up q Nsloney. DrOloyer,
y n Corn-ry AID CSilnALn. DAVID FouocA.
y Nnivrbu Tao B~y- p h Nursy,
Dsul Giimariir P McBsrron, II brenaAn
? Mcconnell Michael Phean. iFrsncis 81 more
Aid Mullins. Ed~'d FnISsriid. rhos Mheian,
ca. N.nrv WIN Red irhos McGivney.
Icbn Eg.r John (,erashtv Joseph Murphy.
AID Foote. lPairick Kelly, 4 monty Garrick,
n 4 Brcsierlcs B Hsnr.gsn lPbiip Colns,
Cornelius sheenan, Felix Quinn, IA obren,
Jsn~. Murpby James Kelly. Peter Murray.
PAKs.re ANDREW Jackrsn. WIN Nuxent.
n Mcclure, John keleicf. John k0sse.
Ala Compton Luke Doyle. McCahll,
Ald Byrne lAld Dssshery. JSmes Riley.
BROOKLYN.
Owe, colean Miles OReiy PHI Lerusn,
J. sweeney, Columbisn Hsll, south Rrsoklyn
A. II. MIcKLE. Treasurer.
JANEs KEASE, Secretary. rs eodislo
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~ Rev. B. r. Barrett will deliver his ninth lee
ture Of tie present series Sabbath tomorrow
ing In the New York Society Library building Broad
way and Leonardst al o'clock Sublect-The existence
of Spiritual Sense in The Scripture taught by Sweden
borg, proved from tbs Scripture itself Seats free 30 It.
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DIED:

:. p,ootIvn ON Thursdsy morning 18th inst OF con
3D. =, ~. lungs Mrs. SARAH, rehet OF the late
-. T. smith aged p years
ins T,nersl ON Saturday afternoon. at o'clock,
So 49, Late residcnce, 36 Concorcst Brooklyn Her
I-'I NC Lii he taken to Greenwood Cemetery for in
rzsins VIII " t29 ~
slIep town Pa l2tb, David Dilenser OF Phiiadei
IL ,,,asiI,. Ky 2lst Rev Jas II. Overstreei. 65
w. ,ssiaenee' Chesterfield Co. Va Nov. g, 1876
-..ssss Howlelds. -.
sx,on Ne 2afh Francis Libeee. Revolutionary
ssioner. so c,u.. - -
: p,,rce:on, n J. Mrs. Louisa Alexander. vile Of
- s,epten Alexander, Of the College Of NewJersey'
~ lafayette, 10 18th. Mrs. Nancy p Ellsworth vile
sson l. Ellsworth late Commissioner Of Patents.
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MoTEER EuRHARD

AT THE SUBTREASURY. cUPsOARD.-YANKEE
"A DOODLE for his week. exe-eds himself in the point
and richness Of his Political Carcaure .nd other igstra
lions Among others the .pes did comic design by b.
O. {. Dsr-y, Of Volunteer purchasing Puck tor the
Mexican War Will cause shouts q laughter Altogether
the number q unusually rica Price cents -
rer arrIn = llis lKNM Il GRAHAM Tribune Ruiling
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, SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
CLEARED.

Bf bark % cIOps, Gautret MenN.
Bngs Susan stickney, Sligo, Brett Vose. Ruby QBr)
EIingwo0d, Cork and a market, J II Braine; Loysist
.BDLye, st Johns NJ. Meyer & Stucken.
sshrs Mechanic. Sawyer; Roe Amy. Baltimore John
500 Lowden; Excel. Bearse, Boston; Exile, Hand
Pkaadel Mckee Hand & Co.
Aop Rhode Island, Hall, Providence.
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bcsiio resolve flnu IifOfn W l- NftIu' % ~Vvu
s1s5,O00.
T. LAME MURRAY, EsG. George.sL hanoNer-sqlsre,
Cha. rnaH Of ne Cont Of Directors % London.
Plvs-ciaa-J ELLIOrsON. VI D, FRS
4cfnary-W = h WOOLHOISE, Esq. FRAS.
Sscrefar-F. T CAMROuN, EsQ.
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~ Anxious Mothers, who are curious 70 Know
why 90 many Young children die may have their curiosity
satisfied by reading Dr.. Diekscus ChronoIherma sys-
tenn Of Medicine as approved by the grea; surgeon, SIR
Ashley Cooper and edited by d. Turner u lbs cIiy For
sale. price IS certs,by kEDFlELO,
~ 5u.- Clinton Hall
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TAYLoR's WEEKLY BULLETIN

TAYLOR WEEKLY BULLETIN
nF NEW BOOKS and Magazines received during the
Oweek. and FOR sale a; Astor House
English Pictorial Fsp-rs-a good variety.
The ndon World 0f Fashion. for Jahnary, II CO.
Damon and Pyihiss-acting edition Price I, ! cents
Ire Knicserbock-r Magazine, for Janusry-s0 cents.
TIE Comic Wandering Jew-loO lllusirsious-2s cents
: Giles ard 81 Janes-by Douglas Jerrod, ESQ. > cts.
Domhey and Son part by Chsre. Dickens ESQ ?, els.
TIE Batte Of Life-A Love Story. Go DO - cts.
The Life Of an Actor and Msn,ger. by ?. c Wemyss-
81 cents.
Tie Hugenot by G. r james, Esg-25 cents.
Lueirs Living Age No i42-nhscripton FOR ayesr, -
Rsrnbss about the Country, by Mrs. Eiet-57l cenis
Harper. Pictorial sbakspeNe, Nos. ISL and lSa-.5 eta
Howe's Lives OF Eminent Mechsnics-75 cents.
North Americso Scenery No. as cents.
For sale A. ". TAYLOR x cos Astor House.
Who are in constant receipt Of eli the chesp puh
cation and newspapers from Phadelpha, Baltimore snd
Kn.lnn I'll ). he aerenl pub-L.hsr. oi ". Y. 80
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70 Rev. Thomas L.. Harris will deliver his third
Lecture the Evidences Of Universaisn, Ia the lnTeT-
ssis Church Elizsbethsi near Walker, tomorrow even
ing Susdsy 3ls inst the usual hour Subiecl- The
Moral Argument Tor Universal Salvation Seals provided
flr IT.
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Orrhen
(sNrowESED BY ACT OF F,SLiANgSrl
CAPITAL, H5oo,00o stef..ag. or >s,5eo,ooV.
Beside reserve tanc ,,2 ono p'e""n' Of D00''
T LAME MURRAY, 20. George,st tlsno'ers9aafe'
CHAIRMAN Of tas {, C9gy , sr B,,scfS,i ., LS'S''
4cfnary-W. : X wOoLHOUSE, Esq FRAS.
SscreiTt-F. T cAMROUN, Esq.
rJ,HIs INSTITUTION embraces Important aud sahssn
ual advantages with respec 10 life assurance and De-
ferrsd snnuss The assured hAs on ali OCCASIONS ths
power borrow without expense or To- elre OF the poll
icy twolhirds Of the premiums pad also The option 81
selecting benefits and the convsl SION Of MS interests 10
meet other convenience. necessity.
Assurances for OF years a. the loves, possible
rsies
of premium io i've successive years On their own
note and deposit Of policy.
PARf on rht CAPITAL Is sNiA>tNil, lNNtn'sp nv
nied States 10 me names Of three OF The Local pueetrs-
"a always 10 the assured In case OF dis
puled claims should any such ansel or otherwise.
The payment OF premiums Eyeafiy or qusI'erly AZ
rihing advance upOn TIE annualrai
No charge for stamp duty.
cc,ne. due, without forfeiture of policy.
Travelling leave extensive sui liberal, aud extra piem1'
ums on The most moderate scale.
Dt,tsroS oF PRorrrs The remark able and in
creased prosperity {, The Society has enabled the Drt G.
tors al the last annual investigation declare fourth
bonus varying frOm 50 TO IS per cent on the premiums
Paid on each policy effected on the pronl scale.
TNlrtp STATES BoARD oF Local DrKEcroRs-(Che
vey, Esq, Chairman John j. Palmer ESQ, Jonathan
EoCdns ssm5s Howlsnd Esd Gorssm A. Worth Esq.
Samuel NJ Fox Esq, William Van Hook, Esq and c. I'd
ward Habcht ESQ.
Pheufelpla-Clement {. Bttdle Esq. Louis A. Cooley,
ESQ George Rex Graham. Esq. William Jones, Esq
Batmors-Jonslhan Meredith. Esq, Samuel Hoffman,
ESQ. Dr. J. H. McCulloh.
Leander Starr, General Agent, and Edward l. Rich.
ardson ESD General Accountant for the United States and
BRUSH ~ A. Colonies -
lGd,esI Eram,ners Nevs.York-J Kearny Rodger NJ d.
10 Beecker-sL Alexander T.. HOsack, NJ d., lol Frank
lin-sl, :. $. Keeue, NJ. d.. 300 Foufthst
Medical Examiners attend al ~ Waltst and No. lSt
BoweY at 3 o'clock 2. NJ daily Fee paid by the Society,"
Standing Coansel-William Van Hook, Esq. 50 NalIsL
Baakers-Thc Merchants Bank
Soiict0r-John Hone Esq. IL Finest
Casier-Henry r. Cutlip, Eco.
An Act in respect to insurance FOR lives for The benehl OF
married women passed by the Legislature of New-Yofk
Let April, 1910.
Pamphlets blank forms table II rates lists of agents &c
&c Obtained The Chief Ohcc 70 Wast lJi Bowery, or
from either of the Agents throughout o United States
and British North American ColOnirs
J. LEANDER STARR. General Agent
for the United States and y y. A. Colonies.
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LIQUID HAIR DYE

BHfrneiOrs nHif
Dye Is decidedly The best yet offered. IL produces per
fecty and natural color without staining the skn
leaving The hair son and elastic a. the natural hsr sold
By WI BACHELOR, Wsllst Price, hair bottles
81 So whlskef bottles 81 Copy the address y lmis
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II Hyer's Pills.-Fof new and important testimony
In behalf Of this valuable Medcine see Gensra Notice
column on hrs. page OF Tribune, for Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday Fad 10 Try The u.eelene foa vi! ap.
prove. us,sf
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NlisCellGneous.
MATHEMATICAL INsTRUCrION-Mr NJ

MATHEMATICAL INsTRUCTION.-Mr Nc
WI CARTHI Teacher u Math-naucs 10 Iriniiy School
70 Vsrck 81 aud In Female Academies both In dis clly
and n Brooklyn would devote Two hours daily four times
week 10 instruction, eiihef IN a school or ismy. he
would also add hat on Monday, the 9Th February, he
will form class In plain Geometry for young gentlemen
who should desire study The synbollcel system Les
sons 10 be given between tie hours 81 and twice
week 10 be continued for llree mOnlLs. Any conmun
cation addressed 70 hin Trinity School viii receive
Immediate attention al g. OuvefsL where BE- may D.
seer daily aher school hours, when terms and other par
teulsrs will be made known
Reference. are permitted 10 Prot Hsckley, College
yreeu. Prof LOOMS. y Y University Rev. Wm. Acrus,
Trinity school, Rev Mr. Bedeli, oil Ienlh-st B l.
swsn. ESQ = Lsfsy eile-p ace. " 3u.'
IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS, FARMERS
i al Shipper. Mr. Ross We, the uuders guei. being
present a. he operation OF Fkgersfs Paent Portable
Bnrrslone Mil. iakr pleasure IN subscribing names
witnesses 20 the grinding he follow ing Two bushels u
corn ana cat. INTO fne iced IN thirteen iu1ues corn rea
=. he rate OF bushels per tour itl two hoIses
TIMOTHY ". MILFORD,
ENO> HALsTED.
ELIAS MILFORD,
LUTHER w. WILSON
NosTH ORaScs, \. J. Jan -, isf7.
Extract from letter igsf received from Mr. stephen
Brown. Es0. d4fed NEW-OELEASs, Jan 13. i847.
Ma Ross Mr. Williamson, sugar planter, four miles
Wa. grinding corn with Of your mills attached TO bis
They measured bushels and ground 4 well IN
ore hour and IS m1ates / link you should make Il Z.
public - possible for The benefit Of he farming Community
All orders viii Be promptly attended 70. Letters must
BE poet paid addressed 10 Charles Ross manufacturer
ClGton-p place, Sew-YoTk.
Samples OF he mills can be seen Al A. B. Aliens Is7
Wsiersi; Msgen Co. las Ffoui-sL Luiher fuckers
ssriegfaIal wafehouse, Albany Den.lOw Webster Ss
vAuuah. 3I.>Xkss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30
WIGS AND TOuPEES.

re- Bachelors new invented Wigs and scalp-
the perfect and natural specimens OF the arr Of
Wig y q. ing The public Invited To inspect large
assortment manufactured only by WIN. BACHELOR,
Wall.sl nesr Broadway. Copy the address 10 lmis