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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12
DIED

On Sunday evening Jan. TO- after long and sever,
illness of cancer which she bore with Christian forti
hde and resignation Mrs. ANN SPARkMAN, in the eitf
year OF her age
Her friends and acquaintance and also those OF hei
son James d. Spsrkmsn respectfully invited to at
hnd her funeral on Tuesday 10Th inst at o'clock
N from the Methodist Episcopal Church Forsyth st
sesf Division
On Monday 18th inst CLEARANCE infant son of John
md Ehza Crist, aged months.
The friends and relatives OF the family particularly
requested 10 attend the funeral from the residence OF
h parents 4s Wsterst Brooklyn on Tuesday, 18th inst
a. o'clock The remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery for interment
Yesterday morning at the residence OF Corporal
Thompson, ON the fiith avenue after long illness
MATTHIAS 1RUESDEl.L, aged 81 years. Mr.. Irues-
dell was long and iavoraby known attached to the
Broadway line OF stages
His remains will be removed this morning TO the resi-
osnce OF his mother in Montgomery Orange Co for in
Wment
On Monday evening. Mr., JAMES RAEBURN.
HIS friends aud acqusinances respectfully invited
70 attend his funeral from his late residence, No. 3
chambers st. at o'clock 7. NJ. this day. TUESDAY
Al Morrisans Westchestcr Co. y. Y. on Monday
morning Jan IL after long and painful illness which
be bore with the patience becoming a Christian, Mr.
CHARLES BATifGaTE, in the 5sth yesr OF his age.
ne was much estse med by all who knew him, and has
M large family TO mourn his loss.
The friends and relatives of the family respect
fary invited To attend the funeral from his late rcsi
teuce TO morrow. "wednesday Jan. H. at O'Clock T.
y without farther invitation.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sales Of SOcs, see Fourth Pass

MONDAY, ?. NJ
The Stock market had a downward tendency
ihi morning, and Norwich tell OF per CT The Other
'snc.es heavy including Government Skies, which
ssd At es buyer three The old sold 0l The usnssc
mons excepting IN Norwich were light The corner
IN this stock does hold the parties have
a 20 to sc, better hold
In Bills there is little or nothing doing. Sterling
tG4. frsnes 5iSd 5A2i. The supply is good but the
demand limited
frelghts continue to decline. and engagements
have been made Cor Liverpool At Ia Cd for Flour and
I'd for Grain. The ships Chaos and Samuel Hicks
were taken up al these hgures Cotton is sled Thar
80 fair snoun, OF ircigh, offering
The actual receipts at the Custom House last
wsek. were si999le of which s25SOoo were received
IA Treasury Notes and sea7,cOO in Specie. This is 3
large increase ON the previous receipts and on the re
ee'pts Of the same week OF last year.
The Globe this morning in loader confirms gen.
e'slly the statements have made in regard to tn.
working OF the sub Treasury The sub.1reasurcr com
sAns tina, some persons endesvor to annoy him By
snding in large amounts OF small coins which are
'usUblesome to count The old White Horse don't
he TO have his tcdder chopped 50 short
The Money Market is easy upon good securities
sssins al per and is plenty
One Of the oldest and richest banking houses in
yaln hss dissolved Two Of the partners 90 into
sao'hef house and the remaining two form new
house
Inc ramofs OF Santa Annas advance upon Sal
o and OF the refusal OF the Mexican Congress to en-.
sa'an propositions Of peace had depressing eject in
'us'' and although no questions the ability Of
'sn worm to 'ussin himself at salullo until reinforce
"a" arrive ye''ae La fsyet,e Bank Of Cincinnati has
Jared dividend OF four dollars per share the Bank
neoiasy, Two and hall per cent. the Delaware and
,s,s.a .cosl ana Csmden and Amboy Railroad Trsns
ptsnon Company i've PER cent Tor the psst IN nonh.
onlo Lie and Trust Company. four Der cent the
0nn'on Bank OF Columbus, Ohio h,c Der cent '~'
Inc Cumberland Bank at Brideeton has seclsrea
~ IN annual dividend of per cent
iae Indiana State Journal Of the Sis, ult ,ub.
es synopsis Of bill supplementary to the &C, Of
session to provide for the funded deb, Of Indian,
NE ssnpsucn Of the Wabash and Ere Canal rh,.
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TVS PUBLISHED
SONGS AND BALLADS ~ samuel Lover inciudn az
- tbose sung ir his IRISH Evenings" and hfherio IN
published Third edition with additions corrected by' mo
author. One vol limo. Price ~ cents 49,
In presenting this and Only complete edition OF
Lovers Songs comprising of III. most beautiful ever
uttered ner suth0r msSes The following preatofy re-
mNss
reprint q London clifton Of my Songs and Bal
lads has lately rePa5sbed 10 this country dfhee"t
Of he s1ngs Of Handy Andy" and Treasure frove and
having but very few from my Irish Eyeuins'."
This present edon eonisins al those have enumefs-
ed beside all tse Soag Of ny Irsa Ers"'nsi many OF
which are here published Tor he nfsl time In fse The pre-
sent edition As ony Iesi oas "a erufe@oe, being much
more ample ihan any collection Of my songs published
even In Europe and ne only ahnte copy Of my Poeteai
works In hi. country havng gone through typographical
correction under my own hand SAMUEL LOVER
A.ior House. Sew-York, Dec 1871"
Published and fos sac By WILEY Z PUTNAM,
y Publishers aud Importers, i6l Broadway.
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J. @. DERBY & co.

4 UBrRN, y Y. have Just published
"A The Temperance Token, Crystal Drops from the
Old Oaken Bucket dedicated 10 he sons Of Temperance
throu ghoui he world-Ediled by Kate Barclay 52mo
gilt price s. cents
, The Odd Fellow Token OF Friendship. Love snd
Truth dedic aied 10 The o. Of F-Edited by Kate Bar
clay 32mO. gilt. price IS cents.
The above are printed and bound In Boston In Brad
ley's best style.
; Journal of an Exploring Tour Beyond the Rocky
Mountains, under the direction OF the A. b. L r NJ con
tanning description Of the geography geology, climate
productions OF the country, the numbers, manners and
customs the natives, with by Rev. Samuel Park
er, 81. 9Th edition OF icOo each; price 81 - ,
- The above work Is highly commended by Prot sl
man Prof Hitchcock Noah Webster, LII ID. Chancellor
Kent, President Humphrey and Others.
second and enlarged edition Of Wright Executor :,
Administrators and Guariian's Guide full and com
pleie Digest Of the Laws OF New York, regulating ther
appointment and power, duties, rights and oblgsuons'
with an Appendix Of Forms, Law, sheep, 81 %
s. The Christians Instructor containing summary ex-
PLANTATION and defence Of the doctrines ard duues OF me
Christian Religion, by Rev. Josish HopSius, D. d. 81
edition, revised and enlarged, with Portrait lino price
Is cents
This work IS highly recommended by Rev. Drs. Beech
er Stove Cox Pallen and others book suited TO
the exigeDcies Of the tines
b. Conference Hymns, adapted 20 religious conferences
and meetings Of prayer with selection of the most favor
tie Melodies IN common use, by Rev. Dr.. Hopkins, late
Pastor Of First Presb CHI Auburn, and H. lvson, IT, mo
price % cents.
= The above work meets with the approval OF
clergymen snd others IL Is admirably adapted TO session
and Conference meetings The hymns are OF high devo-
ona order aud the music admirably adapted II is OF con-
venleut size for the pocket
T. Argument Of William II. Seward In defence OF VIM
Freeman his trial for murder ~ AuOufn-n edton "
The above works are al.o for sale in Neg-York. by
% 3tsodis NJ H. NENMAN& co. 1879 BROADWAY.
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MARRIED I:

On Sunday evening 10th inst by Rev. William Lew
!. Pastor OF the Third Presbyterian Church Brooklyn,
Mr.. J. GILBERT SWEET to Miss ANN MARIA SAM
MIS-, all of Brooklyn.
On Saturday morning. 9th inst by Rev. Isaac Ferris,
John w. MOTT to q. BLOUSE, daughter Of Peter
Nesfus all OF this city
AZ Windhsn, Bradford Co. Pa. on Wednesday 23d
alt by Rev. VIM. Hantling Of Orwell Mr.. THOMAS w
PATTERSON merchant Of Arlington, formerly OF this
eity) to Miss CATHERINE C. daughter of Mr.. William
Russell OF Windham
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a he bl; presenssd to the consderson Of the Legs

Il the bill presented to the consdersfion OF the Legs
lsture BY Mr.. Butler, agent Of the bondholden
In the absence Of copy Of the original act II Is dira
cult 10 tell what amendments are but the pElnc
pal feature as we Judge from letter from Mr. Butler IN
the same psper 10 70 close the bargain between the
state and the bondhoders upon condition that the lat
ter representing not than 100000 dollars would
subscribe the pro rata amount Of twenty per cent
making I'D the Gum of $4,000 TO be paid in cash as 1t
ght be wanted and the state spproprstns the Teve
nue.. Of the canal and the proceeds Of the canal lands
for the balance.
A new counterfeit has been put into circulation
2Os On the Bank OF Delaware vgneie' blacksmith &c
with locomotive and cars on left end and cattle &c on
the right
The Miledgeville papers contain An executive
order announcing that the interest on Georgia state
Bonds will be paid in advance at the Treasury during
the next wear az each clsss Of bonds becomes due
The following table will show the amount to the
cred, Of the United states Treasurer at the several de-
no.itories on the 3lst Of December. l5fo. As com
nared with the statement Of the sd of Novcmber last
I, .bo,.s dlninuton Of S2lH,3i2 %.
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General Notifies.
y Wiz. and scnlp. or Real Head. Of Hair,

IY WlHa ana scnIpss VI, hr&i II Cuus Of n4lr
-DIBBLEEs WIS and Scars although no, rvented by
HIM are u = nost uniqae and peculiar style The
t1rc heiac 90 nar1rnl and free tns 10 possi BE
for even neuser- ~ the family discover any chsrr-
IL The sppesrance Of thos- who them. The h.ir
IL Of the finest natural curl snd hey t he head II
a amer thar does avsy viii The old and vexsfiou.
method Of covering the brow. Another scvsntsge IL
that lie p-r-pl atom hss eject them, b-y
.ewed and ventilated yery carefully snd secure The
scientifc tout cuersbk have other nen1
TETF HuNsrSF Purchasers would co well % call and
nudge f1r themselves ~ VIM DlBBLEES, American
Hair Dresser ard Wig Maker 2t Broadway opposite h
PsrE-slso Al III Broztv., al -aw.5us'Tuks.
IT. Important Caution.-Beware Of spurious iniita
tons OF Dr. Chrsies Gavsnc articles which, being sie
without regard 70 scientific principles only entirely
worthless but may - injurious In their application The
only Agency in New-York u a. - 49, Broadway. NJ
drug druggist keeps The genuine articles bat
q them keep coan;eTieiis p isf
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
II BafrheIor-. instantaneous LIQUID Hair
DYE decidedly he best yet offered II produces
f-ctV even and natural color without ring the skin
eAgn ~ the hair sof and elastic the natural hair sold
BY VIZ BACHELOR, Walst Price. hair bottles
y 81; whisker bottles a. Copy The address. IS lnis
WIGS AND ToUFEEs.
rYBatcheIor'- nsw invented wigs and -calp-
the perfect snd natural specimens u the Of
Wig ing The public are i5yed 70 inspect large
assortment Manufactured only by WIN BACHELOR, .
Nsli-sL near Broadway. Copy The address. % imis
= Wigs md scGlps-The lsTsesi, the chespe.i and
he best assortment : 10 be frInt IL A. {. BARRYS
do mis' l4s Broadway cornrr ~ Lih-rE 81 upstairs
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New.York Cattle Market. .MoSD,

Reported by our own Reporter.
Ar MARKEr-6e0 Beef Cattle, 80 Cows and Calves
and 5000 sheep
PmoEs-Beef Catde-OwiDg 10 the storm the offering
very small, and prices obtained very easy but no
advance. The market was pretty well cleared at s5d
6, with good many at 81 y cwt
Cors and Cdlres-None left at the close Prices 49,
s25a35.
Shesp-All taken at 81 5Oa2 so with come at - So
Hay-Quiet at 5lIQ75c y cwt for loose by the load.
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PUBLISHED THIS MORNING

TIVE ADOPTED SON, translated from the Dutch Of
i Lenuep, By r. ". ho1kin Esa Two volumes. 7 ice
one dollar
TIE Publishers lake pride 10 presenting 70 the American
public the ifst aon attempted in English Of
modern Wofk from Dutch zuage. The suhoT, Nr.
Van Leunep Is " the chief law o1cer u the King u
Holland says the Foreign Quarterly Review, 10 recent
notice Of his
The wri,ef-to borrow 4 French diom-now In activity
10 that country be formerly mentioned a. promising
poet known by bis Transitions he has, however long
discarded the literary gocart u translation and a.
though apparently aspiring ess 20 actu. originality than 20
the ie Of Dutch Walter Scott has SET forward indepen-
IDENTIFY 10 The various paths Of he poet The novelist and
the comic drsnssf following bis great prototype both In
The selection and treatment Of bis subjects
BURGESS, STRANGER co.
III u Broadway Ann ST.
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DOUGLAS JERRoLD AGAIN

DOUGLAS JERR OLD AGAIN
WIN TAYLOR CO No. Astor House have just pub
w lshed
Mrs Bibs Baby, By Douglas Jerroda new edition with
Illustrations. Price u cts.
Msd Geo Sands novel Jacques, translated from the
French by Anna Blackwell in vols Price 75ceuts com
plets.
Li,elrs Living Age No 49, for The week ending Jan g.
One year p single copies Il, cenis.
The Knight Of Gwynne, Tale Of the Union, by Charles
Lever author q Charles Maley, with illustrations.
Price l2i cents only
Vol iModen STANDARD Drama. edited ~ Epes Sargent,
containing celebrated plays Price 81 bound.
And all the cheap publications OF the day ior sale,
wholesale .ad retail. by WIN. TAYLOR co
ffl No. AstOr House.
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BOARDING.

DOARD-A pleasant room and board for one or two
Dpersons Of respectfully be had Of No 20 White
Brosdwsy-sl.o, an attic room. III l~is'
I'CRNIsVED ROOM down Town. In the house Of a
geneel private family without boariefs 10 Jet 10 sin
gle gentleman very reasonable terms For location and
other particulars inquire a stores ID and n FULTON 81
il2 btis
NIUsIC-A lady Of great experience 10 teaching wish
wi obtain board In the cii exchange for lessons
Piano the usual branches of English
education, together wih French and Latin. Please adj
dress r. ;. a. This Office. ~ otg
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regulsr quarterly session g: The Grand Division vii ce,
mence In Their Hal 1877 Bowery, fourth Aoor ON WeSne.
day evening next 18th inst a y O'Clock Repressnts
yves are requested o. be punciusl, important
will be brought up for action BY order
~ 2ts' Luxe HASSERT q :
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Standard LIBRARY WORKS.

STANDARD LIBRARY WOhhS
LIME ENGLISH EDITIONS.
i Mills History Of British India, vols sYo
Beaumont and FletcheTs Dramatic Works Il vols. oyo
Gibbons Roman Empire, notes by Mlnan, vols $40
Wlkinson's Manners and Customs Of the Ancient Esyp
uans vols. 8vo coplousy illustrated
Lord Broug hams Speeches, 4 vols svo
Huskinsons Speeches, vols evo.
sir Thomas Browns Works, vols. svo
Dsvies's History VI Holland, vols svo
Prichard's Physical History OF Mankind vols $40.
Ritters History Of Ancient Philosophy ivols 3vo
Sir Humphrey Days Collected Works vols oTo.
Heerens Historical Researches, ) vols $40
Lord Chsthams Correspondence vols $40.
Old English Drams.ts vols $40. comprising Ben Jon
son vol Beaumont and Fletcher, vols Massinsef
and Ford vol Wycherley' Congreye. Vanor9sh' Con
greve ana Fsrquhsr, 10 vol Shak.peare, | vol;
Walter savage Land0r's Collected Works vols.
Froissart and M0nstfelets Chronicles, I vols.
Lord Baron's Worfs. vols a.. a.,
Brush Poets 10 uniform 3yo vols. Including Chaicer
spen-er Pope. Milton, Thompson and Young co"pef
Wordsworth Moore. Souihey, Byron. &c 80
Imported and for sale by ID. APPLkIOs 20.
~ English French. Italian ard spanish looks import
ID 10 order on favorable terms. Jul <a
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PUBLISHED THIS MORNING


JACQUES. BY GEORGE SAND, author Of "Cousrelo,'
y Rose and Blanche, &C he Translated from he French
by Anna Blackwell 10 Two volumes. Price 81 CTS. each
The present 10 believed To be the ONLY translation into
Eng ish Of his Of the popular novels Of Mac
e Baron Dudsvaut The great nOyels OF France an1
the station will BE- found be Of the freshest and
most charming of he things Of the day
an JAItW J. :. REDFIkLD. Clinton Hail
IN PRESS,
r1,HE BOOK OF THE FEET-A History of Boots and
/ Shoes with Illustrations u Inc fashions Of the Egyp-
usns Hebrews, Persisns Greeks and Romans, and he
prevailing style throughout Europe during the Middle Ages
down 10 The pressn, perod Ao hints Last Makers and
remedies for corns, Nc BY J. sparkes Hall Reprinted
from second LONDON edition With History Of Boots
and Shoes worn N he United s.stes and Biographical
Sketches q some eminent Shoe Makers
The above curious and Interesting work will Re pub
nshed II . leyE days. j. >. REDFIELD,
a Gaw2wis 1SW Jaw Clinton Hall
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miscellaneous.
} DOG FOIND-On

49, DOG FOUND-On the 9TH Of January met
sZ,A,n large English Bull Terrier, dark color white
spot on back Of neck. and white breast, cropped
ears and tail II called for within three days he wl
Hall No 9'City Hall il23l
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OYsTRRs-A, Tho forks Of the Bowsy "a. ~ Prta-
Osyenue can be had ell hours q ne osg Se &C. for
Gee Ssys ~ ., boses a Is pr lee, .a
gss,:d .s Z :SRs &c % q. p0 Al
ora ;s,. -, Ton ii: pss - ss.. ,o, NJ,
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NAssFIyLD's LIVE or
GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT,

MEXICO.
NEW EDiIIOS.-This WORK gives a full acrouni Of his
brilliant victories IN The last war and Of his eminent
civil services Just published BY A 5. BARNES CO.
y lad AW 81 Jobn-si. corner Of Dutch
CORRESPONDENCE Of Rev. 5. H. Cox, D. d. and
NFredefick Douglass, tho Fugitive Slave, touching the
Meeting Of The Worlds Temperance Convention, At Co
Garden Theatre, Loedon, Ia Angus, last Just pub
hshed ssdicr sale a. the Anr Slavery ONCE f2 NAssa
sadss p susc w. Il. GRAHAAs.
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1ltuations. e.. Uaniso.

mPloymeni a. moderate compensation,
w a. tOOk-keeper cOpyi-t. daeueueotype operator
Otherwise by young who Is competent accountant
writes fair hand urferstends the n taking Dsguerec
type Lkenesses &c Address w. II. A. his Office ~ 5s
WANTED respectsbie Young woman .ii1 alton
w good and assist IN washing snd ronInz
dersands baking and pastry Good city reference. Apply
At ~ Houston 81 Would have objection 20 short
distance into The country. j2 p
\VANTED-The lad Is TO call Al The light place Tor
w good servants A. So Broadway neai 10 Gothic Hall
and charged for the best IN The city win good refer
ences Try them, ladies'. li2 IL
yNANTED-A situation BY a stout boy Of 10 to mind
w horse, Ia wait or FOR trade has excellent refer
enoe. Please inquire a 2s9 Houston-sL ll2lt
NNANTED-By an American Young woman, a siua
w ton A. chambermaid In res1-csb family Can he
seen Al No 20 suiven-sL front basement ji24r
A WET NURSE WANTED Immediately for few
~ months Apply at No II Leroypsce, Beecker a. IL
"a scriher Offers sell the tools OF manufacturing bush
ness which has sresdy sae. Also aTge supply Of Gus
Any person having p or - dosfsa me chance
of-rs- Address Gold" Tribune office. ~ IL
DARTNER WANTED, either silent Or active, 20 in.
vest - 80 cash capital IN the manufacture AMI sale Of
med icine emansng from regular phy scian, being
certain and cafe remedy tor CON PLANT Win hch more
thar wohirda OF The world male and female, old and
young, afflicted and for which there has yet been
remedy Of sny offered the pablo yielding pron
Of $40 per si the loves prices is already in
rOduced and certificates AMI rersOns references OF I'M
doubted responsibility obsinsd Several hundred agents
appointed and some thousands VI dollars consigned. an
Office opened IN good location for business. and place
engaged for manufacturing. letter addressed TO ~.
hrous box lif NJ the lower post Office with real name
will be treated conhdenaly snd with immediate at
entlOn. fl3lt
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o-])artnershi hips.

NORTH kIERskI, GUSTAV MuNk-Dls-
lVI SOLUTION.-Ihe coparnership heretofore existing
between Moriz Kiersk and Gustav Munk under the hm
Of KIERSKI MUNK, - this day dissolved by mutual coz
cent All perso having demands against kieTsk Munk
will paid presentation Of their accounts al her stove
store 1873 Waer-sL presented In ten days from this date,
and ali debts due to Kiersk Munk also be settled at
he sane place NORTH KIERSKI
M A. GUSTAV MUSk.
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HARDWARE PARTNER WANTED.-The ad-
verseT DESTROYS OF connecting himself with per
having his command essh capital Of from sfofo 10
$1,000 % engage IN the hardware business In this city.
person. having experience IN the business. with less
amount fcapal, whose expenses are small VIII be con
hdentiay treated with bv addressing Businsss through
the Post Office stating when and where interview can
be had ~ ~
rI'O DRY GOODS MERCHANTS situation
wanted By the advertiser m the dry goods, Import
ng obbng, auction business having had twenty years
experience The dry goods trade ~ TN. city The most
satisfactory references given a. 20 qusncauons and bar
acsr. Address Business al this Office. III lwis'
cDs nn0 TO LOAN on Bond and Mortgage. on
,SlO,UUO productive Real Estate IN this Guy or
Brookiyn IN sums Of II 200 and upward.
JOHN =. CONREY. 10 Jones Building,
j. 5ts. No. % Wal st
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General Notices.
WRc,. Al. Mnhnn of Ohe rlin. Ohj

" Rev. A. Mahan Of Oberlin, Ohio. will preach
NE Free Congregational Church, sullivan ST. between
sihce and Houston sis Tuesday, "Wednesday. Thurs
esy AMI Friday evenings al ~ O'Clock. Subect Wed
"es"S evening, "Sanciihcsiion." Seats free ~ A.
tx Association No. 2, United Brothers Of
peTsnpe sstnce.-DoeL shearman, viii deliver TEN.
TN SnosoPhic Discourse, this evening, al NstioBs
hs Oansts, Subject. Msn as piece Of Mechsnisin,
80, srSHasne IN Nature being the second Of his
& ~ 'esniy ard dignity Of msu, the image Of his
NJ NJ" ~ NpaSsesl, mental sni spiritual nature
- 80 " siysand Will also deliver an address on
,i enee as ccnirAsed with the sdvAnt-
McDonopgh and " he choir" Admiiisncs s,ss ~
eis-s to commence Al = O'Clock pteeissiS NV N'
J.. u.. - A. d. WILSON, President.
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fashionable Clothing.

xVM. T. JENNINGS 4 co. Drspers and rsiors,
w importers Of Cloths, Cssslnsres Nestngs, Fancy
Dress Articles tcin appreciation OF the success which
attended their efforts IN catering or the community would
tender the upon the commencement OF the Fall
Trade that will be their eudesyor sdd to the induce
ments which have rendered 81 Broadway THE EsrAB.
LIsHMENT At which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which continue to commend them 10
the economist For In the style and character Of he CLOTH
lng enabled furnish, through the aid Of efficient
coips Of cutters IS can b. found In the country 10 hs
sequel 90 the ailfsetions Of our moderate charges
large assortment Of new goods for Fall and Wintsf
w-sr are offered for inspection, comprising Cloths,
rweeds nc for Dress and Frocs Goats Overcoss Sacks
nc French English aud American Cassmsres for fants
looms Awod In reference 10 his garment 10 which las
experience has satisfied the msny 90 Sv cutters exces
trial 10 this line Is especially solicited Merno. Velvet
sk and Satin yestngs In great variety. The usual sssor
msnt Of hrst quality Ready overeosts Original
Sacks Cloahs Dress and Frock Coats, Pantsoons vess
with choice OF Fancy Dress articles, scaD
Crsysu Hdkfs, Gloves, suspenders, SHIRTS. Collars
Bosoms Hall Hoso, &c. 1bu