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Pine Poetry.

From Morris and Wiuiss Home Journal
lanes Munroe and Company have just issued vol
ume Of very admirable trans creations Gs'her than
TRANSACTIONS from the German, by Mr.. CHARLEs T.
BxooKs. They should be In the possession Of every
notcer Of the passing poetry Of the day and VIC ex,
tract the following by way OF showing sustsinsr oi
'T'" THE WANDERING JEW.
TIVE Wandering Jew once said TO me
passed through city in the cool OF the year;
man In the garden pluckcd fruit from a tree
asked, How long has the city been mere
And he answered me and he pluokcd away
ut has always stood where IL stands today
And here IL will stand for ever and aye.
Five hundred years rolled by, and then
travelled the selissmc road again.
No trace Of q city there found
shepherd sat blowing his pipe alone,
yJis fock went quietly nibblDg round
Tasked How long has the city been gone
And he answered me- and he piped away
The new ones bloom and the old decay
This IL my pasture ground for aye.
Five hundred years rolled by. and then
travelled the selfssms road again
And came TO a sos. and the waves did roar
And fisherman threw his net out clear,
And when heavy laden, he dragged ashore,
asked, How long has the sea been here
And he laughed and be said and he laughed away
As long az Won pillows have tossed ther spray psy
Tbev' We fshed and they've hshsd in this selsams
Five hundred years rolled by, and then
Travelled the selfssme road again
And I came 10 q forest vast and free
And q woodmsn stood in the thicket near
His Ak he laid at the foot OF a tree. 80
asked, =" How long have the woods been mere
And he answered These woods are covert Tor
az. anc..to,. dxs Ell hers AWAY laye
"A ,he ,rees have been here since creations day
Five hundred years rolled by and then
travelled the selissme road again
And found there city, and lar and near
Rosounded the hum Of toll and eee
And | asked, How long has the city been mere,
And wbere il the pipe and the wood and the sea "
And they answered me, as they went their way
Things always have stood as they stand today
And so they will stand for ever and aye
III walt FIVE hundred years, and then
u travel the selfsane road agan.
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Miscellaneous
ASHES INSPECTION

yY,HE UNDERSIGNED have associated themselves IN
L der The name and firm OF FREEBORN, JEWkTT l.
co for The purpose OF pursuing Ne business OF insecnon
Of Pot and Pearl Ashes and have opened an once NO %
ana 65 W Ashngon-st until The Let OF May next aief which
lime they Will be found he old established Inspection
Warehouse IS and ~ NesisI IN The city OF New-Nofk
The matter Of inspection IN future, being unrestricted
AMI nee As regards lessl requirements st ~ Is pro
samed will rot supersede he necessity OF The eAssts T.
ton OF articles according ~ The proper standard hy
persons competent perform The This seems 10 be
called Tie sail and experience necessary 10 arrive
Al The different properties OF The scles lo pEescrvslo
OF he ehAfacero OF Ashes IN foreign markets and also
~ promoting lie convenience aad facilities OF dealers In
these sfticlCs.
The undersigned feel assured Thai they entitled TO
The confidence OF the public on the OF thorough
knowledge Of the articles they propose 10 aspeoi ard eas
v the members OF The hrn having been Frsctcay ard
constantly. for many years past, vnsssed IN ne IN
spston Of ashes and IN future VIII give ther personal ~
teulon 10 the business twill be aim TO preserve TIE
standard 81 inspection and do justice 10 Tie manufacturer
and The consumer
The fees finspecoa will ~ reduced from former rates
twenty per cent. and liked eight ceu.s per hundred
poands wh.ch viii be iuvsriAhle
Ashes IA &c received a. Ire Warehouse on storage. 81
the usual rates saheei TO order fof inspection OF o1Ae
wise.
Submitting the shove matters 10 your consideration, We
shall be pleased 81 times receive any ashes yoa may
see 81 10 entrgsi 20 care
Nefy respectfully your obedieni servants,
FREEDOM. JEWETT 4 co.
J. w. FxHtsosS, y A. JEWErr,
g. v. CASSIDY, > n. LlSrtss
January I, 1870. J. ". pIekAug. c5i I'm
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FOr INC IN
A COMMON FALsEHOOD.

y I7HI7'I4FIIDDI1f
Tsykg q no, mesnef or more soject slave
Than the poor wretca, scarce hail man. whose " ~
And Reason are At isdsnce; who still
Gives the excuse--ingsntion Of a knaye-
For doing evil Thohgh know It's wrong,
Yet can't help it,! Out upon the lie
There e not a living man, who, If he try
To curb his evil, will not grow more strong
Daily and hourly over 1t. The first
firm blow. given with will, makes him king.
file 10 victorious. and ell the worst
And vilest Of his foes some covering
Around his throne, beseeching him TO give live
heir need some service small by which they still may
Jaan0yH 1871. HUGH BkiDGgsoON.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune

For The Tribune.
SONGS OF HUMANITY. No H.
SISTER, Brother fallen, fcrsaken,
Ening. weak, by Sin o'ertaken,
Raise thy spirit
Bright hopes inherit
See Loves light beaming from above
Like the moonlight o er the sleeping,
Mercy smiles upon the weeping.
And our souls are in His keeping
Who is Justice. Truth and Love,
Sister, Brother fallen, iorssken.
God is Justice Truth and Love
Mary, ruined los, in SHINING,
Jesus saved with kindness winning
Tears bsstOwing.
With heart O'eraOwiDg
She made return Of love for love
Kindly treat thy fallen brother,
Nor the rood within him smother.
Jesus babe US love each other;
Thus our love 10 God we prove.
Sister Brother fallen, forsakcn.
Godi Justice, truth and Love-
-Tbs .onr. are adapksd 10 music this will account
for some pee vi isrities I'M the Iersniestion.
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AN TYTR0DUoTIoN TO THE

GREEK LASGJ A6E-Conia. ming - ollline ci ~ y
uGrammsr, with Appropriate rnercl.es iOl - r.
School. and Private Learners- BY A. & henorlcAf fIO-
fessor Of Greek Language n Madison JniVefshy 49,. -.
u have Dot only read Prof kencricks nf0luclon ~
he Greek Language but have had good opportunity ol
Judging d ~ adsVeduess % he purposes Of eeish-ly
fn.lrucon From such snOsed &c, would unhes AN y
express he opinion that ior beginners IN ne si1dy o h
Greek language IL IS superior 20 any wofs 81 NE ANU
thai has ever come under my inspeciiQn
TAYLOR LEWIS Professor u he
Gfeek Language. &C. Iniyersliy o, New OH
For sale by mann H. NJ" "a - = 80 80.
lff bfN-AN ~
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SCHOOL BOOKS

HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE, Publishers and Booksel-
lers PIG Pearlst New York have recently Issued new
ard very much improved editions ~ tie v0rss on NailrA
Philosophy ard Chemistry. ~ Mrs. 4 W. L. Phelps 70
which they respectfully solicit the attention o sehooi
Teacners Committees and others Interested IN ucANon
Copies will be furnished Tor examination, on application 70
ne publishers. For sale by BOossel err generaL W.
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NgFRrCAN NET AND SEINE

NVANtIFACTORY-Se and SeInes o. al descr ptions,
W. American manufacture. from the smallest DIP Net
70 the largest u seines capable q .asng 80 bar
res haul Tor sac by hs Union WHAT 20 irf2s nee
10. ; Soldiers Buildings, Mercantile Wharf Boston.
B-Nets and Seiles u any Kind made al short n0uce
snt a. descriptions of Net Knitting Al very 70" piesa
imeot
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Ships Elsinore Liverpool; lismpden do Probus, do
Atlantic n Orleans. Columbia Charleston. Bsrks Jane
T. Williams. Glasgow. Caroline, rampieo. Brig Angus
ta Savannah. Sohr Jane NJ Spfatic (Br) - Johns NJ
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nR. POWELL Ocli.f ADJ Aursf. attends 20 Dis
IL EAsEs u lie EII aid EAK from ~ gcocE, a. no
residence ri Broaaway cor Of Wsr-n-sL OPeihA nis
sopqase q The Tear passage, Cs4fsc.s al oP.c-~ss
eteclualy removed
ANAUk9sls tE-zlet with great s.t-nion snc success
srRABIsNCs, Squirting, cured 10 irM Hilnnl-s -,
DraF~xss 40 a. di.chsrgss from The Ear per1lz-eoly
cured. ARTIFICIAL Eyes inserted 49, -, -.
sDcclsclrs adapted ID every defect ii' lnD&tN
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pubIie 0oupepantes, es.
:, v.c,a.p ,,A,. ~

49, REGULAR MAIL LINK br..-,
80 sosssa ssa k.-.Y@i, sy i. ~, 40
ua uoyERso1 SsA'"'s.'rs
IRE ssan.. GOVERNOR, Cap, s~s Yssyr. s<
MASSACHUSETTS,. CAP. w rosls,. vll rua a.ossh
t-ur- Ard Boston nod Providence Railroads -syins N,.
YOfA daily, ssntsys ..e-2.es from pier Ma SsrA
X OF agoa he sriysi Of he Nal unia nom Bo..sI
fhese steamers are 1fpasses Ia sY-ei sf-asef Nj
,s:s-rccns ss1 borhs fsf 50 p-tsoGs eessss A.. 80
,sts rocrs ior ,Snrliies ard Psaea
snt viii .hoisu ne passage between New yors sas s..
.on ffoune IA hours et-b arriving In ample une or
III TIE uHes rlnn,sg forn NV fo,s, NorsA, scsA sna
West ard al he lines ffom kostoE, Ncrlh ase Elxt
TIE GOyERNOS VII leave New-fosA Tuesday, rh@s
tsy s1t Saturday.
+. rhe MASSACHUSETTS all Leave Nes-lers-hca-
tsy, Wednesday ard s-say
Lesye stoairg .on-raestsy, Tsurstsy sni ssiurcs,
N. B.-Pssscngcss, TIE arrival II ne s;esn-rs 81
sto1ngto1. proceri maedaiey IN The sr.enaid Rsrcaa
cars Piesicenos sni Bossoc, ~ih0. any delay AL
sS-gsge Master accompanies each usin ~ Soscu 70 aAs
F5r passage or height Inquire On board ne boss r-f
No Nora River ofNo 70 saaeU.P.see az
EEsiksssIszi So. HJ6soS' ciet Wa I. Ms.ss. ~.
ing been overloaded, 10 COW In hrsg rate
Der will n tilare ran her old ro9ie 70 Hudson direct
without stopping lie inscruetis.e landings, leaving
from tie foot - CeczrsL New York a. cclcs every
Moodsy Wednesday snd Friday. evenings and Haa.es
every rueslsy, Ttggs1Sy sni Sunday evelngs Al oeocs
or on he Arrival q lie Cars lom The East
Foo passage sppy or boari. Ticket. shrosgh 10 PIN
feld = - West s,ockbriage 81 IS; and Chatham - ~
fsThis Boat has Slarge nlrher q State Rooms Iu
sH-~ FOR POI GukEEP~IE.N eweossa,
- 49, flslkiI Snt intermediates landings, 90 80
ftr A. he Ice vii permit-rhe stesmhcsI
Highlander, Capt Chss Armstrong IN leaye ne
pier loot of Warren ~ every Tuesday rhGrsdsY AMI sal
arlsy Afternoons al o'clock. Until farther notice.
Foo passage Or freight. snr,y on board.
IA baggage sni lcight OF every tescTi plior put
on board ts boat. be A. tie rs< OF M owners
hereof unless entered he books u he boat " el ped
n, Se,v-yors- Dee ~ istS $50 e0t'
-n~@ FOR BRIDGkPOkT.-lF lreisA
IzSNa--SSor passengers The steanbos NiMkuo,
Capt Brooks, Wi! leave Pief ioos OK MAJ.
setst Al isoclock noon. each day Sundays eNcr1ed
Passengers .or Albany ard Troy eau ss>s MS boai sn1
lay II Bridgeport ono night al2
~ = NOTICE.-Ou ana aitrt friday, Nosem.
m her 1iih. the Steamboat SlLfh, Captain
sA1es<1sS Rfssled, Will maze the follow ng lnps "
and ,om Sia.sn Island, until farther aouce,Nu .
Isate Neu~ ioIs-Ai aud n 4 Nj. Si 81 " III
Ieu< StEeH b.saa-At 81, 10. 4! A Nj. and "a Z. 81
1T ANOTICE.-rhs sSesme9st lolAs g
VI .--iSnOw ready cor towing IN ana sponbue ha
- Dor. y. b. All pef.ons are iefoii uaslinS
Aay sccoant OF he above boat OF as ~ ns
Nil be pad Of tllelr contracting. T. WoOLSEi
| iS2N' "
! r-~<s FOR -ALE- Steamboat EMERALD.
! s-Ntr--Nylps al the foot of Murray a. wlth the
snnsksE-x-s~ ryeee ~ her Route from Kingston W
/ ,,.,, v,rs I,anirs n WILLIAMSON vAiL.
| ~ 10. Ia West st. New NCfk
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V,AKE NOTICE-Thss q copafinefsnip nsfs 81 vs
and for the last nine yesrs. existing between
OsRORN ESQ late Of Bel port Long Island, and ne W
.c,,bsr under the firm OF OSBORN LITTLE, has be-
d..olyed by The death Of Mf. OSBORN and that ms y
f,r. Of he s.e hrm will DO settled AMI the business con
dleed on the sane bere.ofore BY tho slbscnD
on III own account a. Ihs old stand . Fut0n.st
New.Yofk, Hog. 4, 1875. CHAhLES . LITTLE"
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DIR. BUSHES TONIC FEBRITUGE.
A POSITIVE, safe and permanent curefo

FEyER AND keut.
rINHIs medicine hs- obtained wide spread reputation -
L cure FOR Ague and Fever. GILL or Intermittent ana NJ
eu Fever IN every stage Of these disesses - SUPERIOR
~ 10 her remedies has been fny tested By is iouic Io-
rees strength = given the patent al he zane uie
that the s.ss- s1Tsiisd from lis system kesdrt q
TIE s0uih vii fli 10 q vast service, a. Al &c
of he Tonic F-brfae. viii guard against the deblutsuns
ELECTS Of TIE climate Be careful % asa of brsef isae
Fs5rfre A. the celebrity Of lie arue.e Las gFe -. ~
6ft-rts Al ropterftng The be cure therefore You
obtain he genuine al which bears on he wIspFr lr
iri<a signature u Dr.. James A Bruce, ~ bfo--~sy'
-N..~s
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DUW,- LINIME>T-Cure for Group, Nhoop ns
ID Cous "a and Bronchliis-Dr. BOW, gr.dlAie o. ne
Uniyeefsiy q Edinburgh and long medical
N Eorl.ri -eS retired from business recommends MS
Lnimcn. % he American public BESIDE r1io e4s
witnessed IN hi. own excessive pracuc- r E1g ana ~
which The Lnnsrl has not failed q 10 ercsy pt
Bow bss approbstory letters foE distinguished iniifd4-
Ais IN Gr-ai Britain and Aaecs s.ouehrg ne e2n
success Of tas vsirAe medicine. To b bad, IN drc-
TOYS for u.nr H. Al fSS Ctaibsm-sL Is .shl Asr1u-'
ne-r Eghie-ns, sna a 50 Bowefy, corner q Bonfsl
= ". a, :, -, ,sl.I DIS In
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MrW n00FsI NV ROOKs

NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS
tfr.ehi Hints on the Formation OF Character By hbr-
vsy Neweomb author Of the Young Ladys baldrf &c
now TO BIZ 4 LADY-A Book f'r 0rls eo5lail.n I
sefu Hn,s on ths Formation Of Character BY Harvey
Newcomb author of The Young La1ys GUIDE elc'
Just received and for sale hy ~
III. y.
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HARDWARE. EDGE TOOLS, 40.

HARDWARE, EDGE TOOLS, 40. ~
CHARLES ). LITTLE, sscees.Dd % , ~
BORSS LITTLE, importers aaa or.l,,
pssie., IN E S,i1 of ySss To- oos' IL :,
Ps-ton-gt between Pesn sBd Wstef Sta rev. To- o.
spectfaiy invites The attention Of Country he,,ss 80,
ehsncs and farmers and aess npaAins ibef "lhD, r.,
eh.es b. he very extensiy rin-nL comprising r'si
,a,y Ia he Ge 81 vi vhcNs offered a. tbs lo"e' Hh
lei PRICES Tor cash Or on approved ffsHs-
Cat and wrought nails, iocks iatrhrs
Baus screws, knives AMI fofks, f1<"ts
Cut lscks, brad. snd Gle gh bells
Psn ard pocket knives and scissors
NIL pt and crOss-cul SAWS, hoes, fcfs
shOves. spades, sythes aud snauis RMS
EIzss cad pots and sand crucbles.
Pum5. for wells Or cisterns, ssA.fs siset
scoteh wafer u Ayre stone, fof marble poIsnr r.. or
Coooers tools Ia great variety, ~ AiDofS'a' S'' "
Horton Barton ard Others.
C.,oosfs' iron dgsis ard truss hoops
Eos.s aud ship csfpertrf< toolk
Blarksnllhs tools, garden utensils
Hufehsgsi tools cabinet nskefs' trimmings
House And ship butcrs' hsrdssfs-
Iror orass copper aud steel wire ., i,-oh
(}eoUio, Hsfsea on ---------
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sAN'L HAxSAr secr-lxry.
M,Srr1s Posr N D. Physieisn. - Bro-d.sy. u i'm
MACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD co.
MA The snrasl meeting q Ne Directors OF MS Con-
r.r ted Al Macon % he 5h Inst civtcent Of seven
SoTsr. rer share declared " hch vii be paid 70 The
here a. ths date, he 10. day q February
r.xt a he BErx q the Sz.e OF New BY order Of
ise Bosrs. Its Isr lsi-redl J. q. FORBES see'y
ITO CONTRACTORS AND 0THER--Wsni,
4 ed esup,ovrell for number u Gble5oced men and
women who would be sasned Win moder.is CON pers a.
tor for th-r s@.ric-s For particulars, apply 10
W. Al. T TAPsCOTTi . sosih-st
81 p door below RgrLng-s alp
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LAWYERS DIARY FOR ls47.

IrsT PUBLIsHED-This ind ispe1s1le acconp Aniil-I.
j TO ever LAWYERS ocs. cuutainnE l.-l OF 80 -
sheriff. and Clerks elected IN move nuei asi, ~
- ~ ~ s1ntsys f9r he year le.7 Masters ard ENs-
ners In ChAnoery sberss Jury Tor he year ~ o9
m.souers q Deeds spponted by our Governor 70 o.st
s,zes Comm ssiOners 10 take scknO~ e1 gicnt or .I
$50. pubfc Eotares and ComTiss4Oners q Dee1s 10
fbs Citv Of Nex-York Rates Of Postage Foreign ConI
SIS; Bsnks Ard Insurance Compane. % lle C,-s- -
Kew York and Brook 81 Elections 10 ne state OF sN-
Work Corporation Of the Ciiy u NsHfork cars o
he United States Stale q EeE.fors and Cliy o. nsN
dAgaires complete let o. al he Lawyers IN ne Wy o.
York-tOgeher win al The usual Memoranda ft.a-
- 40 lie diasrert Courls Published snd Tor sale ~
BILL 4 GOULD, Law sts.one,'
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Tux THEORY OF SroRSs-Mr Espy having cs
tsbNshsd the general rule that storms during the Win
Ter months travel from the West TO the Ess in the Uni
ted stases generally beginning far wes, and seldom
breaking I'D til they pass on into the Ausnlc suggests
that she seaport cities should statement OF the
weather 70 Dc communicated daily 10 them from all the
different teiesrsphc stations West 0, them. and be
thinks that present any intellectual person who
is acquainted with what already known the sub
jcet You'd thus be able to form pretty correct est-
mate Al least during the cold months whether storm
Of dangerous magnitude would reach his place thirty or
forty hours before i.s advent Nlror.
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Books.


RECORD OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE - re ~
hof New-Yofk. E8ited b. WI. c. Rocefi- - - -.
low O, The College o. PlyscIans. and sufs.ela r. -
Yo-k No VIII q his va.uahle work = us ~ -
n.hei Terms = per auuun h slTsnee' -las.s n-i''
no rerfs cos1Esrs o. 80. vii ....
sud slrg@cr-.
H. Reports u the New-Ycrk H0sfisL
M. Report d Seg-Y Lyn Asyl-A,. q, r.
H. EEects Of Mercury on Children ~ Jcnl D. d.
81 ID.
V Extra Professional Publicly.
VI speczllties.
VII EpfrOs's TaELE-LEnvo., ,-.
yeedng u tie Fellows Of College q Physicians al
amps,sion Of Thigh sni HiP-Jolni;
The LeiteO1;
The Academy " Medicine
seg.York Medicai ard Surgical SOcely - a,
Il a AuEE pl----. ~ IL----- - y. =
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MARINE JOU X n A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.


CLEARED.
schrs Lscon Beam. Boston. American Belle, Baxter
do. Coal Comb, Richmond; Banner, Cox, Providence
ARRIVED.
Schr loroomsn, fosdick. ds I'm Wilmington Del
corn meal.
schr Telula Dunbar, ls ds I'm Harrington, Me, lum
Der 10 Smith s. Boynton.
schr Panama Clark Dc FIN Sullivan, Ne, mdse.
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BRIGHTON Cattle NIarke, 80. MOsoAv. Jan. 49,

Mm.rke, $40 Beef Cattle 1926 Sheep, and 2l0 Swine
PEcEs-Belf Cauls-More than half the Beef Cst,le
were purchased on Saturday, at advanced prices We
quote extra So fret quality - second 500 % :
third S4Gl IS.
Co.'s and Caise,-ssles at 81, $40, $50 and So
SAesp-dull Sales OF lots al -, % and 10 Stall
fed Weihers S. 4 so and Il.
Sniae-Two lots to pedde at 81 and dc Al roiall
A.. Al 80
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~0-~. NEw.NORk EG sas:sssg,
,sNaazuSANn ERIE RAIL ca

sAk<a ana7ssRDAu LINE Nf-fsr
tycres-er,-ro commence Monday, December IN -
Eor p.s.ucsrs once osch wsy daily t-ScePt sondsysl-
I.,ve New. York nom the foot ~ puane.H ocoet
A 81 Tor Pieunont. Rsmapo, Monfoe. Chester, uoshcn.
NiJ1siov n Ousvie aud all the Intermediate plae-s
Lssvs Ousye sl7l \ NJ nitdletown al . oosaen~
al snd Chr.ter al 3 - \ NJ for New yorA
fare between EewNoIk and onsrhls -, 49,,
Ff.ignt fron Ncw-Nofk viii be received 81 'hr ,,osa
mana. a. IN board he harecs Samuel March AMI henfI
savdsm Ir one u witch viii leave me Guy al VSNs
P 81 ON Tuesisy. Thursdays and Saturdays -.
Frelaitfor Nsss.YoTk viii be tsAen oy No tsn i.slns
Ou.vile II 1ncock A. NJ On ne shove monuonei 'naes
a. An zach Vr.a Dec. l., lltb. W
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by lis simple process o. writing lelef a. co2J
te written al Operson "a ne -LoAe % ne
pen LA writes The eer produces o. OF more coes AZ
~ tine; il therefore iryA1Gbe % besress men
who desire copies % teI letters other cocsire1is
TIE 11lolts made yzri1-s Sizes coinpst- W. a.
ne aFpzra-s with Lock acc hey Of pviteoi- i't-
suLi11.e Tor travellers Sold wholesale z1d Te.44 ~
FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL, Aarufactlfefs,
Ml n Nal1en-lAne-
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Drn Goods.

DIANKETs. Linens, and House Keeping Afl
Dcie.-A ARNOLD 4 co. 50 Cansl-sL HAYS now IN
store full u the shove goods consisting OF ~
Linens heavy, extra heavy and me Ffon!lns, Hanuae
luFed expressly for their family Isde-
o. a. and $ inch Pillow Linen.
5s8g II and ia Bamsley and Irish sneeiing
Double Damssx Table Cloths nom "a 10 yards long
Napkins and Doylies 10 MACH
s. l. 8 and 1914 Table Dsmask and Diaper
Brown and Bleached Hucssbsek ard Diaper Towelingh
Long, Lawns. Blrds-cye Diaper, Crumb ClOus, In
bossed and Printed Table Covers
TO- H. y and 1874 Imperial and Toilet Quilts, cradle Size
do, COored and White Toilet Covers
Bl1nkets-Baih Whitney 8, ., To- II, j! - and w.
cradle size. ol5
:, BARkRR, PSI Grsnd-sL has Just opened
-. tire new stock Of Dry Goods adapted 10 the "a. trade
consisting Of silks, Shagls, MernOes CashneIes ". De-
saes &c To which b would invite NE attention OF pur
chss-fa shu
CRERN BOCKI>G--5O bales green, scarlet and
VI printed Bakes comprising assortment of qualities
for sale BY 1871 NEsMlTH Co 30 and y Finest
NNKPET.-SOO pieces hne, medium and superhne al
~ wool Carpets Also. "a printed Cotton CsIpeunss
for sale by ll9l NEsMlTH CO - and y Plne-.L
cHIRTING sTRIPEs-Ashbunoa indigo blue
- Stripes heavy and suitable for export, Just received
Tor sale by 1877 NRsAITH co. 80 and b2Pine-st
NIERINO CA-sIlIERE--59 cases Merino CASH
WI Of various Qualities comprising every variety
Of color sud mixture, for sale by
n8 c. y. HARRIS, Is Exehange-plaee.
SLATE COLORED CA,lBRICs-A superior ar.
- uc.e received this day aud Tor sale by
u26 c. +. HARRIS. " Exchange-plaee.
DLUE AND ORANGE PRINTs-Ne~ and desi
ID sbe patterns on fine snd medium Cloths for sale BY
M G. y. HARRIS q Exchange place
IOIOKED AND WHITE rolled paper Masins,
u for sale BY lnSl c. HARRIS, " Erehange-plsee'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

INA -ETs-spendid Britannia Tea sets, making
ni,esirg ara useful NeyYegr presents for sac a.
Burirg-sapby ldSol BOARDAAh hARI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

CORY ING PRES.E>-scfes and Lever patterns,
" VARIOUS sizes. eompeae IN a. he recesssfy APpa
rsirs a. remarkably low prices Also, AK Books ana
Szouery. Cap Letter and Mote Pspers. Envelopes, a.
~ Memoranda Booss Of A. kinds Printing kling and
rates 81 FRANCIS L LOT TREL.
~ I'm Stsi.0aers ard Booshnaers, % Nader Ane.
GILT CORNICE., srslsh Window :. .ess. srEAia
VI Trimmings. ke.-J. Z. WO0DFOKDs-SS troAdEay,
dow saades, CgrtAa Trimmings vk.ce vii be sod a.
discount ,fu1 former prices % eoss Ne n.oce fne
above iavolce contains many vzl1soe goocs o. s Ina,
an1 50 - soeson La az advanced wi Be o1eref q an
i7tsce1snk LGsrgs 5sildings nesr kesce-st a. n