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-. -s,FsfsFaszx1 U. =. NAIL LINZ for Albany snt
~ ~sf4 Troy via Bridgeport and Hos.s,oa *
~ nEAUTIFUL NEW GOODs-Havin,

YttY received one " splendid Gin Goods, Wosh
~ Cases with Mirrors, beaIfai watch figures Stands
Match Cigar Stands Gard Receivers, Card Cases and
large style u Sunshades and good varsity
OF small sric Shell Combs, 40 kc for pfoseuh
The goods are and viii be sold low call VIII bs
thankfully recsiyed TIC sin Of tho Golden Couh ~
Broadwsy L. M QUIMBY.
N B-Fsns and Shell Combs repaired 10 the beet ssyls
"A Lsuea .lt.s
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ARRIVED.

hcket ship Havre. Ainsworth fun Hayfe Dec 10, mdse,
o Fox Livingston The ii has experienced contin-
sIhesvy Northerly gales durinr the whole passage.
Ap Courier Wolfe FIN Rio oe Janeiro Dec 90, 1870
tsu coffee TO Andrew Foster & Sons. Sailed In com
,sy with brig Brazil for Orleans Left ships Ariosto
fs Orleans Jan l. Potomac. from Pernambuco for
Bshmore unct Orpheus for York Dec 90 Naples,
Rorse for Orleans unct barks Godfrey, York
nee g, Caroline, Boston unct, Pioneer, Orleans.
r.sdy Commerce for Baltimore. unct; Santee, Boston,
DO brigs Fabius for Orleans Messenger do, Czarna,
"a Cecilia do Malaga. for the Coast unct, Senator,
skd for the Coast Dec Is 3mssted schooner Hannah,
To- the River unct brigs Wing Phillips, for Baltimore,
snk Napoleon for do. sailed Dec lJ frigate Columbia
sAed for the Rive Dec g. cambridge at Rio Pasen-
gu Mr. Samuel c Cobb, of Boston.
ship Wabash, Hathaway, IA DIS I'm Orleans. cotton,
sugar, &c, to Stanton & Frost
big Matilda, Jenkins, ~ de i'm Belize, (Honduras)
mahogany &c, to w Lewis. Left brig Robert Bruce
~ schr Nile for the Coast to load schrs Eliza dg for
HyUk; Monterey. do do soon.
M Julia and Ellen, Patterson 4 de I'm Brsndywine
sorAnd corn. to master
E0wegian schr Some, Moestive, DIS I'm Philadel
AA in ballast TO Psvenstedt e. Schumacher.
BELOW-l bark and brigs unknown. Wind SE.
SPOKEN
OF Cape Antonio, brig Delaware, from Santa Cruz
lcabaO for York.
Ian 70, of Cape Florida brig Cordeha, from Trinidad
De Cuba for Boston.
DC as lat % 20 s. Ion 81 French brig Actf from Rio
ix havre
Dec 30 lat IL 20 s. Ion a. whale ship South Amer
leo steering sW by 5.
Jan lat 05 N Ion IL 80 W. spoke brigsntine Zsne,
Of and from Salem, bound to Maranhsm, "a days out
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rF7-The Democratic IVhig Ward Committee o

The TWeffh ward are requested 10 scet Al me mouse OF
p Mcguire 0thst and Third avenue, on Saturday even
ing the 3Oth inst al o'clock 10 organize By order.
LAWRENCE b. KERR, Chairman.
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" Evolutionary IIIn.frarions.-Mr

HOWS will give the third of his OF Elocutionary
Illustrations Tuesday evening next, Feb. 1871 a. the
Lecture Room, Society Library, consisting OF choice
passages from Ohelo, King Lear, Romeo aud Juliet,
Julius Cesar, Richard III Macbeth.
Mr. William w. Seymour Will read the part Of Csssus
in the quarrel Of Bruus and Csssus and will recite
Young LochinyaL
To commence at halfpasi O'Clock. Tickets 50 CTS.
H. B-The fourth and last evening will be on Tuesday
FEB. 9, 1917. $50 2iseod
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Clinton Hall, corner Be:kman and Nassau-x4v'" Vol-
umes 90 Reviews and Magazines American aud kngis
Clerks init alton fee hahyearly dues 81 Merchants
and Others, yearly subscription s.. c. L. EVERETT
ia TThxS5wis Pres. Mer. Lib Assn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

~ Photographic Class-The members Of Mr..
Honsby's class respectfully informed that the class
al Clinton Hall has been engaged for The course Of
lessons The tst lesson will be given Tuesday even
Jag FEB 2 at hafpesl o'clock Any other persons who
wish obtain knowledge Of this useful Art invited
attend. 20 ots'
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MARINE JOURN A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. .....THls DAT.
TIE sun. THB NOON. YULL SEA.
es. Z Is I Sets. IS 10 Morn - 81 Morn -. & %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

~ Rev. bishop james VIII preach on next sao'
bath evening Jan 81 in the Bedfofd-s NJ r. Church, In
behslf Of The Home for Frendess Females" about To
be established In city Service TO commence a. half
past t o'clock $50 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30
~ UniversaIism.-The New York Christian

Messenger, an Imperial folio Journal 10 defence Of III
yer-ssni and In par devoted TO Literature and lntelh
gence published every saturday a. 40 Fulton "a ho0f
between Nassau st and Brosdwsy-is served promptly 10
h. city by carriers Terms g. IN advance No pains are
spared 10 render Instructive and Interesting family
pnper The resident UniveTast Clergymen contribute 10
ia columns. long list OF able respondents render
efcieptj aid In impafiing interest 10 IL pages single
COPIES cents l.f iu-S4 LSa.SAAHVs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

~ Branch Pest.Uffce, ChaIhsin. g aAfe, No .
Letter Bags per HbeIna from Boston, will close
al this Office on Saturday S0ih, and Sunday, 3sL a.
O'Clock F. 81 Letters for the Northern and Eastern Mails
will close AZ 10 o'clock night and southern 81 7, A NJ
and 81 Z. NJ. Letiers can be postpaid in Cy Bank bills
and spanish coin until 10 o'clock al night CITY letters seni
$50 IL AARON SMARTS.
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sE-AFORCOLDsPKINa. and Wee; 70.

IT. AFOR COLD SPRING and West Point.
s1t,..saS or far ~ the lea will permitaDdinG q
-DoDbs Ferry, Grassy Point, verplsncas
Point CsdweiPs and Van COrllsndts Dock Tho stssu'
er HIGHLANDER, Capt q. b. Armstrong. Will lssvs
New. York. from the Nswbufgh pier foot u WHrsp-a
every morning o'clock, N. For freight OF passage
spply to the Captain on board.
N g. The Hi hlandsr has just been hltsd up In seps.
Ice boat and will continue 70 run tn cad
from NewYofs dorlDs tho winter. ~ w
r.. rs,F.Fsszzzy1 U. =. NAIL LINZ for Albany and
~sfts&Ssfi1t1 Troy via Bridgeport and hoass.onte
-Ralrosd.-rhrough by daylight, daily
(sundays excepted) al q O'Clock A During The last
sumef Honsatonc Railroad has been read Ihfoashout
with heavy II rail from Bridgeport 10 tho Western Railroad
The steamboat MOUNTAINEER, Capt W. H. france,
leaves the foot u Maketst r. for Bridgeport daily, 81
~ O'Clock, A. NJ No freight taken 10 the Passenger tiss
change Of baggage arrive In Albany and Toy
O'Clock r. NJ New and locomotive engines have oeeu
procured and the road In svey respect equal 70 mo best
New Engsld road -
daily.
sor farther particulars inquire at Llvnsston Wsiks
Express Once No Wallet and At the Office on Markst'
o. Pier. TO o. NJ PERRY, Agent ~ tsun
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dlisrfll
NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON

Savings Bank for the bennett Of The widow and the
Orphsn'
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~ 1. d. Of d. Fin pursuance To law the Semi an
nua Session OF the r. w Grand Encampmen Of the State
Of New York will be held al their Rooms, National Hall
Canal-sl on Monday evening February l. lsi7.
ia Ais. JNO. ]. HALEY, O. :.
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WlLLIAMs's ILLUSTRATED EDITION on THE
BATTLE OF LIFE,


NEW MUSICAL UBLICATIONs.-FIkT
~ HALL, / FRANKLIN square, and FIRTH, HALL
POND, go Broadway Will publish his week, The Indian
Summer, No. / Songs Of America, composed by samuel
Lover and sung by Miss Sortha I'd ODER thee this hand
OF nine arranged for he guitar, and VIII you my
MOUNTAIN home for The guitar The Bachelors Button,
waltz. and The Eolizn march. by Allen Dodworih; Tie
Appoonesns Wsiz. composed by ]. Desi and dedcatsd
10 Mss Ann Cole Fanass by Msyerbeer from March du
Crucsfe arranged by Burgmuller. and acts Of
olalries from Donzetrs Opera Of Linda d Chamourix
I-lla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

ROA9D OF RIAL ESTATE AGkNCh.-ll

IlUAKD OF REAL ESTATE AGbNCh.-A
DLumber Of persons VINO now are Agents Tor me sale
aud purchase Of real Sstaie and FOR oan9g money upon
mortgage have formed Association under ihe style OF
the Board Of R~al Estate Agency 800
Their meetings viii 70 daily when property neld by
the members for sale orders through tsm of purchase
or for loans will be- presented 10 the board This Board
Is composed Of men VI experience IN their line Of business
who collectively possess extensive know ledge ~ The
OF properly, particularly Ia the cites OF New-fofA
and Brooklyn. and, generally, elsewhere
The public will thus perceive this desirable channel
through which property can be disposed Of or purchased
loans procured aud also an available and suitable
OF obtaining Information
The Board will al all times, request appoint one or
OF their members 10 examine aud appfzis- all prop
cry submitted them for that purpose. From u may be
selected men Of character suitable for the general Agency
OF Estates As also for Referees snd for the charge OF
property Receivers under Courts and al purposes
where an agency OF this ipto0 10 required.
Moreyed Institutions and individuals are invited 10 ad
the Board through either Of Its MEMBERS of all sums
OF money they may wish 70 invest upon security o real
estate
All communication addressed 10 eilher the President or
Secretary OF hs Board aud len al No Broad st. Will be
attended lO.--New- York, jan p, l3if.
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BOARDING.

BOARD INA PRIVATE FAMILY.-A pleas
ID nt room with IRE II requredl suitable Tor TWO
goung gentlemen Apply Al l65 Elm, be~ cen Grand snd
HrOOme sts f0'iN
DOARD.-One or gsso single gentlemen can be accom-
ID uodaed with breakfast and t-a or !i b0srd, IN pr
vate family al No II WskeT-sL Broadway. Refer
ences exchanged. w ons-
DOARD-A gentlemen and his wife or two single gen
Dtenrr m obtain fine rooms with board IS Chambers
:, - 3usT
DOARDING-A large pleasant room Win nfe place,
- with good board. may BE- Rad al Mrs Deans No -
Clinion-pL lEighihsll - ous'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

TO THE Unfsling sacesss Tor 2
the Glove Anody &c Drops- being discovery
u The lse Dr. Hart whom owes lts Origin, 10 be bad
By he manufacturer, 6. B. HAMMOND co. Successor
70 he late Dr. Hart corner Of Broadway and ChzmbeSst
sd dining Stewards marble buildings.
f. B We have 1st received By last arrivals choice
sormepl Of LQbin ersn and SATISFY Soap Coo
mecs ke together with . choice assortment Of Ok Mar.
row, Cod Cream, exiIs double dsned Cologne nc Of
manufacture dlZ 3mlss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30
~ Witchcrafi, Wonders and NirncIe- ID

: g. BESSET will deliver lecture, accompanied with =
variety uf exciting experiments this evening Washing
Hal. OF Bowery and Hestefst upon he mystic
RES Of MAGNETIsN and lis beneficial moral sad evil
denotes upon society. Admission ~ cents Commencing
az past O'Clock. - 2us'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

l1Rngs Bands aud Belis which are cold a. l1- Broad
way, corner Of John-s a. hall price commercials why
don't Dr.. Christie his sseni paoish hem such N
plain terms that the public understand the matter
He dare do H. for he cannot dispute that the
thai Manufactured these has furnished him for ne past
years Remember The half price store, 1872 Broadway
30 imisip
DIG IRO>-vieforia Charcoal Pig Iron, Clyde DO do,
Il Garihshlre do 10, for sale by
20 SHERMAN L MORRIS, cor. Broad and Besrer-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

~ Slavery.-Democrsts and Wings are again In
vled 10 take part in the discussion Of the question: l..
the Constitution Of the United States Anlslsyery doc
ument'-ihs Saturday, evening AT Chapel n Allen be-
tween Grand and BToOms sis Talented speskers
pected. Sess reserved for ladies'. $50 Ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

i offered Is far superior any other now 10 operation,
for speed cheapness end general usefulness Il pasc-
l.rly adapted 10 power, and will produce quantity Of
egas six Common hand frames, with the attend
ance OF one and FeTy little cost viii make the
tartan plaid shsw stocking ard other fancy articles,
well A. lain stockings, shirts, drawers, &c
Persons wishing sdyantsge Of this 0cef can do so
By addressing a letter 10 THOMAS H. HOLMES. care VI
Samuel Dudson stocking Machine Maker 60 North Third
S. above Franklin 81 ken-'ngOu, Philadelphia, where
specimens OF the work may be seen.
NB-rhe inventor has variety VI Rotary sioekng
Frames both here and ~ Europe and challenges ne word
for Az eonaI 10 he above tO5t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

w modols rooms 10 and suDtsntsl stone bull ting
win permanent power situated very and The most
ready ard easy Of secess Of Permanent al,r poer
10 ne city Of Newlork One room d By eo-l9 feet
the clear. Two h- sze-lO IN The clear and
40 smaller ones al well adapted the business Of Ma
ehinists Cutters, Button makers. znd other marUfsctlr
ers who want iocsiion u pleasant. healthy psce
10 he city. Everything about tie premises entirely
rev and on the nost approved plan Apply 10
JAMES w. PRESCOTT, l3s FrontsL
rurAo G.a Xork
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CTI.O. of R.-AtIanfic Tent No. 18Th

GV L. %. oil h.-Atlanfic rent NO lO-ih1 CHI
and members Of this Tent hereby nOuned 10 meet
their Tent room. No. p CahhTinesL Sunday, the
3lst instant at II O'Clock r NJ 10 attend The funeral u our
late brother Thomas j. Mddeditch, J. p II. c. r The
roll will te called precisely al O'Clock the members
therefore particularly requested 70 be punctua-
The officers and members Of N Y District No. and the
members VI the Order IN general are respectfully invited
10 stlend BY order, GEORGE w. TlBBETS, c. r
CHARIrs KELLOGG. r. $50 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

" Facts for the People. "--Exposure to
cold when the body 10 heAied Wi ieei putuns on OF
position or unwholesome employment. are some OF the
primary and frequent causes OF that fearful disease
pr MoSsKY COMMUNION. For the removal Of the eTec
OF tls caMsss freeing he system OF al obstruction asy
ing Irritation and promoting healthy seton u be
the most srocdg and certain remedy u THOMSON GUM
POUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHThA
Tai, prepArauon Is formed BY union OF some 81 tn-
principles OF our valuable rsgfab p>eJraL ~ com
hnsuon with TARhe value Of which IN az snecnons OF
the breast all know and confess Since lis nIodaeuon
of hose who have employed u,
None name Il oui TO praise
And the prejudice OF Physicians 10 ire employ
Of combinations OF " hose exact con-tuen as me nsy or
recommended and Is now daily psscrisod IN ihei prague
Prepared only by Angnsy Dickson successors 70 : z
Thomson cor. Ffth and Spruce sta Fhladel pnla 500
wholesale and retail, by WYATT kEIChUA, III
rulionsL and retail by II. Johnson - z Ioadws
ilq ems-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

T
IT. The steamer Hiberna Will leave Boston on
Monday lie let February. Her mails will close al The
Office on Saturday, the S0lh iusL 81 z VI. Postage
all letters be prepaid 20 Boston. Letters OF half an
ounce OF Under cents and each additional ounce cents
ROBERT H. MORRIS 2. NJ
An EAtra Mail for the above steamer VIII by Express
over the Long Island Railroad and will be made up Al this
Office on Sunday, the 3sl ns Office open from 10 10
and from j. TO y 7. NJ.
The cars VIII leave 2. NJ. from South Ferry. i9 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

Cross Worcester Mass will lecture In this Church on
Sunday evening Slst January, 1871, a. O'CLOCK Sub
iecl-The only ue worship OF God IN the system II Chfs
taniiy found In the Catholic Church Tickets > cents
For the benei Of the foor Of The Church To be had a.
The door OF the Church. - Sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

n e,Es ~ nH,i,o5 oo Mondsv syenscg nssf
Feb. by brother NJ II. Andrews, al Excelsior Hall IS
Allen-s O'Clock. Members OF the Order and the pub
lie generally invited attend Seats reserved for la
dies company Of Vocaliss win sing several popular
odes. A. H. SHAKOT, W. 7.
B r. BARLOW, RS. $50 2is'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

~ Rev. A. MHhnn Of Oberin, Ohio, will preach to-
i0l and O'Clock IN the Free Congregations
Church, Sulvsnst between Prince and Houston ss -
Seats free $50 It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

~ tnuTfu.-h'Ns WV n AfhfNAN
will preach In this Church next Sabbath, al the usual
hours ard at o'clock in the evening also several
cessive Sabbath evenings Those DESTROYS Of hearing Nj
CHAPMAN avail themselves Of this opportunity 0t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30
IL Phnnix Division 8. Of T.

delivered before this Division IS Allen-st Mondal
evening, February /, at O'Clock, by Brother W. ;
Harrison The public generally aud members Of the Or
der IN par ticular invited 10 attend. By order,
i2q Gus b r. BARLOW, r. 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

NOTICE.-Holsl keepers, hOUsekeepers and others.
are hereby afOfmrd that al metallic articles suitable
for repang such casors tsys coffee urns 'es sets
csndescks spoons forks &c from which the plsilng Is
worn of wholly or In part be renewed, aud in
cases made 10 sppear better ihsn when new, a. smsl
expense by benz rrpated by tbs subscribers al their
estabi-hment No q Reads where they repats such
articles ssd gd watches cups, spoons &c In the best
ard most permanent manner.
All Kinda q plshog and gliding and repisnng and re
sdnR are done By the Subscribers 10 style and manner
"a perOr to anything heretofore done IN his city.
Specimens Of their may be seen Al their store No
a Rsaas.st 1880 lxl sPALDfSG s. WATT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

A DODWORTH's Prysr Dancing school, No. "a
l1.BroOmes b. Broadway. New Glasses jus. form
Ing Private lessons any tine during the day fcs hs
Redows Polka Asxoarks Cinq TEMPS, TaTen.uls, Waltz
lag, &c kc-
Gsntensn's Glasses on Tuesday, Friday or Thursdsy
and Saturday, evenings, from 10 lG
Ladies' Clsss-s Tuesday sod Saturday,, from 70 D.
Practising soirk-s tWtcs 4 llZ mas
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CHEAP BOOKS
n'lSRAELls NOVELS complete In | vol 81.
~ Feelings Select Works, complete IN I vol -.
Niebuhr. Rome, complete IN vols. - IS.
Burns's Works. complete In I vol 81 -
IDEAS Works. 4 vols. Ia 1, 81 s.
Shakespeare fiustrs;ed. coupiets IN vols. q
For sale by l. l. BLOOD, Agent, loo Nassa1-st-
81 EswMW4ss-
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lltAItI i'm jul .
RICHARD OAKLEY, President
LAURENCE T. EMERGE. Secretary 80 lW-
bAIktNNt y E'ftNttI oeNI'thII' IDVIN
Ann AGENCY DETROIT MICH.-Th

I AND AGENCY IN DETROIT, MICH.-The
Undersigned having for several brcu engaged IN
Agency for the purchase snd sale Of Lands
tie payment Of Taxes examination and correction II IT,
ties tho purchase OF Lands Tax Sales together with any
aud all ther connected with Real Estate and
General Agency and feeling assured that their facilities
for The prompt and faithful discharge OF tho duties Of such
an Agency unsurpassed by any person arm In the
Western county, most respectfully tender their profess
s.Onal services 10 any who may require them.
Their enable them 10 transact business not
only Michigan, bot also IN ONO Indiana, Illinois and The
Territory Of Wisconsin.-Deuolt Mich Jan lSi1
J. l. WHITING x ADAMS
RsfersaeeL-Nessrs. NJ II Weed, Morris Robinson,
Esq Elisha Riggs, ESQ Seth Grosvenor, Esq o. Willard
Esq Nsw-York; Col Jas II. Adams, hessrs J. H.
Low, Boston; Hon J. A Rockwell Mr. c. Washington.
d. C.; Mes-rs Lea Il Blanchard Phil, Hugh Bnckhsrd,
ESQ John NJ. Gordon, Eco. Baltimore John Townsend,
ESQ. Erastus Corning ESQ Albany, N y; w. H. Tobey,
Esq. Kind-rhook " Y, 7. X. Butler Esq Utica, N. Y.
2gxeodD 4f\N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

Pamphlets blank forms table Il lists of agents sc.
&c obtained at the Chief Office 70 Wast 3i BOwery, or
from either of the Agents throughout ho United states,
and British North American COlOnirs
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent
for h.. lfritpa X " A Colonies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

SaESFrs >,LE ofsll the ght, title and ineres. OF Jo
.sph Trradw ell which he had the 10Th day of De
cenber last Of Ia and to the upholstery establishment sit
usie at IN. number.
Pssy.rE sALE-rhree hre proof iron ehesu OF various
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

Ladies OF the NewYor Clothing Society whose object
IL clohe tho sick and industrious poor Will hold FEES
tivsl the Apollo Saloon. Broadway Saturday even
ing Solh inst Rev. Samuel Cox. ID. ID. has Kindly con
scented address the assembly. Original Poetic Address
by Miss Cynthia Bullock of The Institution for the BIND
Music by the Band Blind Performers from the lnsun
Managers consented be present Some articles VIII us
for sale Tickets So cents emitting the holder 10 Refresh,
mepts valued at ~ cents Doors open Al O'Clock NJ
signed on behalf OF the Board Of Managers COMMITTEE
Mrs Dr. Wand erpool, 1872 FOurth-sL Mrs CoTnelins
Dsosway, 2l5 ThOmpson-sL Mrs. Alexander Cushnan'
SIS Broadway Mrs. FAR, 4I6 Broadway 20 d
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-02
Chemical Olive Soap.

LII who have used the above named soap will testify that it
in every respect and for all purposes the best and cheapest
article offered the public the shape of Soap. In support
Of the above statement certificates without limit be furnished
from individuals Dyers bleachers and manufacturers, all of
whom have used solely with view Of testing its intrinsic prop
critics, heahfulness and economy.
This Soap is intended for Family and Manufacturers use and
all other purposes that Soap used for II washes free and
salt hard and soft water and with less than half The usual
of time and labor and leaves the articles very white, soft
and 1t all kinds of OIL tar Crease ink, paint
varns from goods of every description, preserves and i'm
the color and soness Of all articles and goods Of
all kinds from fading, if washed weak suds and aunels,
any wooden goods from shrinking if washed according to drcc
ons. pound of this Soap equal any
proved by testimonials of thousands that
last than twice long for does not require half the
rubbing when washed with other Soap. For cleansing wool
yarn it superior other article used leaves
the goods free from oil 0dO ncn which enables
dyer produce far brilliant and baaut m color Let those
that have Tin, copper brass rusty Stoves TO clean, give
trial
Jewellers will find it the best article for cleani off their work
they used.
Let bathing house Hotel be without it, for the
cleansing, sOenng and healthy article used for the skim
and is far better for leather stable Keepers than CASTLE
Soap 1t warranted to satisfaction land sea-e
vessel without boHevery person using soap
any form give this trial. andhey will find saving
fifty per cent
For sale by WADLEIGH CABOT, 30 India st. Boston.
who have the exclusive sale Of in Boston the manufacturers
lowest prices. 3-U