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noucLAs JERRoLp AGAIN,

xIyN TAYLOR 4 co. No. AstoT House, have 1s pub
w llsh-d -
Mrs BIDS Baby. BY Douglas Jerod-s rew edition with
illustrs.icns. Price CT etA
N.d Geo sand novel leagues translated FROM The
French by Anna BLACKWELL 10 vols Prcs 7ocens, con-
plele .
Ltes Living Age No 1872 for The week ending an 3
One year S.; single copies u; ceais.
The Knight Of G~ynne, Tale Of he Onion, 81 Charles
Lever satior OF Charles Msiley" with llasusons.
Pr.ce ~ cents only
Vol MOsern Standard Drama. edited BY Epes Sargent
.oa,siniur celebrated playa Price 81 bound
A an The nav cheap publications. Of the day for sale
wholesale and retail, By WIN. TAILOR co.
NJ No Astcr House.
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NTrV MYSTICAL PUBLICATIONS.

MIL. No / Frankl.n-sGasfe, saa FIRTH, HALL 4
POsD 80 Broadway pabl al MS week La Perroi'Anz
V.se cinq temps with espenditlY Illuminated tile ius
.orr. D wa,ra you well By daylish M sn4 TIE Two
Blris:s Quhfr.sle from Be1sticfs opera Of The
Cras.5eis with . spl-rdhly illuminated le-psz. from
one OF me nost skrg scenes In he opera srsnsed by
JalIien The ssna Claus Qus5rles aud knlc xerbocx
Cu.dnHrs both a. played by DodWor-hs Band hey
a. srel,hz sin bcslllai and sppropra a. he
,i,is,. As Messenger Bird lie RAINIER Messenger Gfsrd
ys.ss Bssl.iar;s sy ~. esTgussss. n
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DIG IRON-JANEs n OLNEY, . VESTS, ofsu
i of sale scotch and Aneresn Pig Iron VARIOUS brand
and eusAes1 sis saa Der Iron Stored % f,yesssp'
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EIFTEENTH NUMBER OF YANKEE DOODLE
contains splendid original political Care AZURE, drswn
BY Charles Martin This number also contains numerous
comic -ngrsvings executed expressly for this work and
Illustrating the Men, Women, Hdmors, Fashions and Fol-
lie. OF The tes Our engravings got Al pense
each week Of over $50. and The publishers confidently
pronounce them far superior 20 anything Of tho Kind ever
achieved In America
Price cents--j per annam, 10 advance.
Agent. supplied wholesale and retail, by
M 9tfs ~ "A GRAHAM Tribune Build %. NASSAU
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Books.
NAssFfELD's LIFE or
GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT.
Consn,aadey-in IN Csisf fthe .frmy Of
THE MIpNIGHT BELL,

NEW EDITION.-This work gives full account Of his
brilliant victories In the last war and Of his eminent
civil services Just published by A 5. BARNES co.
ID l2D NV 81 John corner OF Dutch.
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q The u. =. senate OF lSA%s-Ine s1oseIlrea
respectfully Ia; their large nelxotint enkxn
cf me United ssies Senate IL ard will IN snor
fine be published Those Who desire 10 reeei &c early In
presscns invited TO call the NafenaI MEnTs "s
AIS 81 ,n 2fa 10 cLAx co. 81 sssswu
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WIG S AND ToUPEEs.
Hlisrellaneous.

VALENTINES VALENTINES
HIST PUBLISHED and now ready. Dealers oui Of me
city BY reniifng have sssottnenis sins %
s' sfa 49,. ~ 49, "a Chathan-s ST.
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Boarding

DOARD-A fne psror with bedroom and panty.
Dmay be had At s4s Broadway They be handsomely
furnished Il desired il5 lwis'
DOAKD-A pleasant room and board for Two
Dpesons OF respectshilty can be had OF No IS White
81 near Broadwsy-sl.o, an attic room jill lwis'
FURNISHED ROOM down town. In the house Of =
geniee private family without bosrders TO let to Elm
Gle gentleman very reasonable terms For location and
other particulars inquire al stores Is aud = Fuonst
f2 fr.
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fashionable Clothing.

WM. T. JENNINGS g. co. Drspsrs and Tsilors,
w Importers Of Cloths, Csssinsres, Vs.tings Fsoey
Dress Articles sen appreciation Of The success which
attended their efforts In catering for the community would
tender the assurance upon the of the Fall
Trade that will he their endssvor add the induce
msnrs which have rendered I3l Broadway THE EsTAB.
LIsHMENr 81 which 1e furnished Garments possessing
The requisites which continue TO eommsad them W
he econoplsl FOR the style and character Of the cloth.
ing enabled TO furnish, through the aid OF efficient
corps Of be found 10 the country, 10 tho
ssquel 10 the attractions Of our moderate charges
l1gs assortment Of new goods for Fall and Winter
wear ars offered for Inspection comprising Cloths,
Tweeds &c for Dress snc FrocA Coa Oyefcoais Sacks
A French, Engsh and American Csssimsres for Pants
looms word In fef-renc, this garment In which las
sxperIsncs satisfied the many few cutters e1csls
usl IN this line 10 especially socitsd merino. Velvet
si snd ssuD vssungs In great variety The usls sssor
meni u fret quality Resdy-msd- Overcoals, Original
sscss olosks Dress and Frocs Cosu Psnsloons. ysss
zc schoics selection Fancy Dress sfclss Scare
Crayas, Hdkis, Glovss, suspenders, sbirs. Collars,
Bosoms. Hall Hose. &C. s2isu
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CaaE*!AaSis SL . = ' ss 1:ss s ssss;,
( A. A.: !; = i Sd is;'% 'I'~n |: Rs'sss'ss
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MACON AND
MA he sapuai meeting Of the DIRECTORS OF ms I'll
psny hsd a Macon on tie SD 49, dividend q ss,sn
dollar. nsr snare was declared. which VIII be paid 10 ne
ckhoders here this oa;- on NJ sl csy o.
next II the Bank Of the st2re OF ny otusr VI
he eo.rd. ms l4..l gsignedl J. g. FORBES. sec =.
T,yFNING SCHOOL, ~ Broone-sL-ioung sen
r. ,emsa NAV avail themselves Of good oPpof'9aiiy
f,- nsru-tion in " rii!nz Arithmetic sk-epns RI.
ID s~.n,nsr xlrssrs L.lin- Greek kc 81 Mr. CHAM
RERIAIS's Rooms which are orea Day and Evening
Tor he srcommoda,o Of hose Who desire 10 devote ineif
leisure hours 70 study. 10 -,
pACkGA,InO> BOARDS, che,sgss. F RS@t
ID noe. aad Cards 10 grssI vsfiel noe ~ 80. 81
N L3rss srs M low pric-s. by FRANCIS LOJIhELs
is MLnsi.e.nn.s s---o ,-r.- - . .-.---------
DRANCu POST 0fFICk .-Ihe rsene ~ y NJ, a.
- i-frr,,rS raj BrarcA D1s y IN opened ~ At
sx.rts formerly etnP0set ia he s BrAnea a 30,
fia he SAINT egdinf) where sna
- can Be mailed from A ~ Ill u r n Siiy
Iesr. delivered vita dispatch Pesasas reserved a.. a.
p. NJ
xx700O sCREWs.-rWenty eses soneFviiis WOO
w 49, Tor s.is IN quantities 70 AL p1rehasers ~
is sHEl-MAS AoAIsls, COZ siesa ana sss's'
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II Jei.ies Creams Custards Charlotte Russe Puddings
syrups Sauces, &c kc Highly concenuated Extract q
Vanilla, Lemon, Peach, Rose, Cron, Bter Almond and
Orange Also, Rose Water; Peach and Orange Flower
Waters for eayorng al kinds Of Connections Cooks and
Confeconers have universally preferred Ihese Extracs
Of heir great strength and purity Of favor
- tesspoonful 10 Sufficient 10 hsvor quart Put up In
visls, al Is cents each
Prepared By HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist rs Broad.
way sesi side In the Granite Building Sold also 100
FuftonsL and n East Broadway dls 2niseod
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4 DODWORTH's Pnvst'

A DODWORTH,s Private Dancing school, No. "a
hsBroonie 81 near Broadway. New Glasses ,nst form
ins Private essons any tine during he day Tor he
RedoSa Polka, Mszourxs. Ciaq Temps Tnsrtaa Walk
Ing Nc Nc
Geaternen's Glasses on Tuesday, FRIDAY or Thurs3sy
snd sarurd AZ evenings, from 20 10.
LADIES' Classes Tuesday and Saturday, from 10 g.
Prsc,sing soirees twice month jl2 2mis
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ITO THE AFFLICTED-Cnfailing gu

period OF 30 years has fully esabshed the efficacy II
The Glove Anocy ToothAche Dropst bein discovery
Of me lae Dr. Hart nom its origin be had
| By the manufacturer, @. B HAMMOND co. successor
the late Dr. Hart corner q Broadway and Ckambers
adjoining stewards marble b1ldrxa
" we have justreceiyed BY arrivals choice
sorursn q Lgbin Gerlan and essys extracts Soap, Cos
uetcs Nc together with choice assortment Of OK Mar
Cold Cream, exIa double dis1lled Cologne nc of
our ewn manufacture. n 1msodiss
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WANTED-Empioymsnti IN some respectable bu..-
w ness oy young man with smau sun Of money
ms Gre oSing -nployueri ne would - winx 20 En-
-.se In any respects5e BUSINESS He hss seen employed
- salesman N he tolesale sad Rea Dry Goods bust
ness iucouo-d references be furnished Address
NouANAne, Tribune o-ce. ilo ousy
WANTED boone by adoption f0r several small
w chiidfeua girl aged four and half two boys one
Two snd naf and babe h'ee months. These ckildren
VII 1e eniir-y given up 70 suitable applicants Inquire
W 49, gt2 >.
WANTED Employment S. = naodsTsle Compensation,
w a. tooskeeper, copyi.t dsg--reotype operator or
Otherwise by young mar who I. peerf acecunisn
writes fair hand understand. the art OF tskirr Dseusreo-
ype Lkeresses &c. Address W r. Al his 0hse Us Sis
WANTED situation b. a respectable young
w woman 90 co chsm0er~ork. i an excellent washer
ard ironer VII o. PLAIN sew ng of cocklnS The best q
cry reference sill be given Please apply al No Sixth
81 near the bcwery, A. t1e booksof iSG
WANTED wolsn % do hous-work. who = good
w washer and ifoner. All Who can resi ard write
fairly such one vii please address with seai name Y
< a. Ite Tribune ohce ii5lw
WaNTED-Ai7 bower, .sl'fal iatus;riou. add
W sohrf co s-rc fafer References sasscoIt IN sii
re.pecs, wiz be required Inquire ffom o p NJ ~
kNANT-The ladies' 10 remember he best psce 10 .et
W servant. free, for arg capacity required II wages %
slit ~ lmes a. 30 Bfotiwsy next 10 he Gothic Hsl
'f'O TEACHER-.-Wsnird.s lady Of good GuAlifca-
lions % assist in Female seminary IN his ci.y she
can hoard % the Institution. young mar desiring, PER
maneniy. % teach, VII hear OF good opportunity, bv
directing note 80 East Broadway. or applying per-
sonslly ai.er o'ciocs P ~. BIS p
TO DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.-A situaiion
. wanted by me sdve-iser IN he dry goods import
ing cbtng auction business having had twenty years
experience IN The dry goods trade IN M. city. The most
Satisfactory references given - u qualifications and char
acisT. Address Business a. his Office. III ivis'
RIO TAILORs.-WANTED-A person as Trimmer
d IN Tailoring EsisblisnmeuL One who perfectly IN
dersans, he business and no other iced sPPy may adj
dress VI. II. Tribune cftce Il5J
SI1O0 TO sI5eo WANTED innedisteiy, FOR
~ -oO which ample security Will be gwen. snd also
small per cent o. ih- pr0hts, IN business Of private
nslare already partially established and from which
large be ade ia few years. Inc address
ed {. Tribune Office stating and address, viii
with prompt attention. and will - strieuy conhden-
tie. Us It.
I O>T-Lasf evening. Ssh. inst between sni 10
IL O'Clock. while at Dr. Bellows chapel, or IN passing
thence through Broadway and sprng-st TO Nsrick 81
silver Patent Lever Watch. made IN Liverpool number
6075 with suing and gold key attached. Whoever y III
the 10 No. Exchange place, Merchants tx
change shall be literally rewarded. and receive the CRATE
fu thanks Of the owner who can III ahorito loseit
us 3rs'
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NJ A Rim K JOU r n A l.
PORT OF NETWORK.

PORT OF NETWORK
MINIATURE ALhAsAC......THls DAT.
TIE sen. THE MOON. PULL ssA
Rises = IS Sets. - IS Morn. as Eve -. : %
LATEST DATEs.
London. Dec. 3 Hsvre Dec.
Liverpool. ..... Dec. 4 Hew-0rlesns. &c., Jan 5
r. SEE MARINE JOURNAL F0URTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.
Bark Pomona Colby, fin Newcastle Nov 10, and the
Downs the 3Oih mdse, 10 HI L Mening. The has been
80 ds to the westward of the Banks with heavy west
erly weather. Dec &c experienced severe hurricane
from WsW to NNW; 30th, in st IL. lon o. spoke brig
John Bell ds hence Tor Canary Islands was making
for port to repair damages 24th, lost fore top mast
Schr Wave, Bennett with moasses from the wreck OF
the brig Pioneer ashore at Indian River
Schr Samuel Painter. Johnson, de I'm Milton Del,
corn, TO b Fox.
BELOW.-A bark and brig. Wind WSW.
MEMORANDA.
The Floating Light Ship towed to her station on
the Hook on Saturday last by the steamboat jacob Bell
Large quantities OF floating ice in the East and North
rivers that vessels going 10 have to procure the
aid Of steam.
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uiMRl sNLnON. $50 RRU NDWAN.
Angilon Safes.
JOSIAH RiCHAADs, Aueucr-er
~ BANGS, RICHARDS T. PLATT. eiofs
so srosdway-Libera Cash Advances made 90 CO q

Dy HANGS. RICHARDS a. PLATT. eiosc
DNs 6rosdway .-Lbefal Gosh Advances mad. 90 con
sisumecu for Auction Ssles
TUESDAY, March s.
FosryFurs NEw-YoHk SrnIss TsApr sAte-Ihs
next regular Trade Sale Of Book. Stes~oyre fstss ke
will commence the above date and be conducted -
heretofore Invoices respectfully recuesed and should
be furnished by The Let Feb next 81 which time the cas-
logues will ne put 10 presa
The sale Of Stationery Paper kc will take place,
a. on Monday fi March, for which eonsgnmsns ere ALTO
respectfully solicited
meut Of Blank Books, well Manufactured, consulting OF
Fooscsp and DENY L-dg-u Day BooAs Journals, Sc Ia
null sheep and half Russia binding. half bound blsnk
Books ong and bread d Also Qaartos and Petty Led
gers. Copy sooks various sisss ard patterns OF Memo
randums and Pace Books Port Fohos. Composition
Booss scrap Books &c which The attention u dealers
IL requested
AT PsvArx ssLr-i.ce Qnaso eioles, s.sU ssflesy
A, psin sheep and exua gill; and st I'd bindnga Also
ssqs assortment of Standard and Miscellaneous Bools
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~ ,IedIcoI Notice.-1r Fleh, Lectun

~ Medical Notice.-Dr FIchs Lecinfes On me
prevention and Of Consumption, Ashma and dseas
n heart and those diseases that lead 10 he and
the Art Of ProIonging Life ~ 100 years. 8 engrsvngs,
32i pages - and - cents Burgess sTinger Co. 20
Broadway, Charles r Ring, i9l Broadway Marrener,
Lockwood L Co. f59 Broadway, corner OF Grand T 5.
Crowen Gas Broadway. DR.. :. ). FITCH,
di7 lnsodi.. Tl7 Broadway
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~ gi.s.k Dor syringe Cor ssl., skoisssie cad te'si
% rs Ns--wa InIis Gabss Notwithstanding corpsns
S.x..I..s ole isf
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~ Hver,. PitI..-New ard important testimony 10
favor Of these Pills daily received si he general defo
lac Fultonsi See Tribune Of tomorrow, General Nocr
colrmn' sr.t mage j5ll
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~ The second Anniser.ary Of Union Tent

ID. of n Will be he'd on Monday evening Jsnu-
ary is S47 Al The Broadway TsboTnacle Exercises 10
commence att p II. The following gentlemen VII Be
present: Hon. Morrs Frsnklia viii preside Also, hev
S Remington Rev. 5. Corey, Rev. J. n Ashi, Rev: A.
Thsyer Col Snow also the Manhattan Choir Apollo No-
casi Mr.. Brown, Of lonkers, viii ennven re occasion
by young ladies' Tickets - cents which ean BE
had Al the following places Mrs Hall 100 Lewis ., mis-
las sianton-si; Mrs Cowel IS Mulberry-s- Mrs Wiz
lsms, ~ Troy-sr Mrs Vanosirsnd, Clnton-s acc a.
the door OF tie evening 1.-The weather should prove III
favorable, II viii be postponed unIi isrissr notice
IL 81 ANSTED, Secretary.
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ny JAMKs nj. MILLKR-s Store No. 10 Maiden
- lane, NJ ut door to Nc. 2 Liberty-s.

~ v JAMkS NJ. MILLKK-Sl0fs No. 70 MaIden
- lane, ne Ut door to Nc. Liberty-st
TUESDAY, Jan 49,
Al I0l olock At the store No ~ Msiden.lan
SooTs SHOES AND Bsos.ss 1910 csses boots shoes AMI
brogsns consisting Of every variety suitable for southern.
western and city trade Sale positive.
FRIDAY. Jan. u,
All 0t o'clock, at store No. ~ Ma'den-iABe.
HARDWARE, CUTLEEy, AEON a credit II six months
for approved endorsed notes0O packages and Tote OF
fresh imported Birmiu cham and Sheffield Goods consist,
Ing Of table and pocket cutlery, butcher shoe AID bsesd
knives, fes Butchers drawing knives plat. chest,
board ard trunk locks anls tea trays and walters
combs tea kettles, sauce pans. timed AMI ensmeiled u
log and hster chains, Carolina hoes patent and
common butts, candlsscks, snufers. German silver and
snd table spoons, britannia do, tobacco boxes
table bul,s Jsmes's wood screws, round and square
bolts, etc etc.
Catalogues and goods ready for examination three days
before The sale.
The shove stock fresh goods aud 10 complete order
Every lot Will b. sold without reserve
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a. SEE MARlNE JOURNAL FoURTH PAGE
General Notices.

Here's to you Harry Clay
~ The Young Wings Of The Empire City whose
motto is MI Desperaudun" requested 10 meet this
evening, 18Th met al Pefslnss Hotel cor. OF ohry
political ssocaton. Let every Young Wing be on hand
10 enroll his name. Our moiio-Onwsrd-J1stiee IN a.
w y T CHAPMAN TH0S. c. ACTON,
GEO. L. TAYLOR, d. ID. OhEENNASLI'
and - others.
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.
r. Bachelors instantaneous Liquid hair
DYE decidedly the yet offered IL produces Per
feeuy and natural color without staining me s.n
leaving the hair soft and elastic Sc the natural haI 500
BY WIN. BACHELOR, 2 Wall-st Pnce, hair bottles
81 50 whsker bottles 81. Copy The address y Inns
WIGS AND ToUPEEs.
~ Bachelors new invented WIGS ana eeaipss
arc the most perfect specimens OF The ar OF
WIZ :. ing The public invited 70 Inspect lngs
assortment manufactured only by WIN, BATChELOh, :
Wal.sL near Broadway. Cory The address 70 mis-
" Wigs and scaip-fne largest, mo enesge, ~ sna
he b@s, sssortment Is 10 be found A. c. BARRfs.
dIe Im,. I4s Broadway corner 81 Lhertvst upstairs
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r. Mercantile Library Association, CLIFTON
HalI-Pgfs1aut chsp u, Of The Constitution. an
election r officers OF this Institution for the ensuing year
will be held the Library Tuesday Jsn TO- 1877. The
Polls open al A 81 and close st6 Z. NJ By order
ia 81 HENRY BANCROFT, Rec Sec. pro TEN.
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rSr The Treasurer OF the Fire Department Fund
gracefully Acknowledged the receipt OF fifty dollars BY the
hands Of Thos Glover Esq Secretary being donation
from Eagle Fire Insurance Company-New.Yorki Jany
H. 1917 JOHNS. GILES, Treasurer F. D. FUND
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" Let all who are sick send 10 inc sssai q he
Great American Remedy" and buy botsls Of Vaughn
medicine We have but one word 10 say u Is NE oes'
srcle OF medicine the world ever saw. See advertise
m n another column liJ Gus
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GLOVE ANoDYNE TooTHAcHE DROPS.

re- Importarf Caufion.-Beware Of spurious mlts
lions OF Or Chrsss Galvanic articles which, being msds
wilhoutregard 70 scientific principles not only entirely
worthless but may b. injurious In heir application The
oply Agency in New-York u al r7-ls2 Broadway. No
drug druggist keeps The genuine articles oat sny
/ Of them keep counterfeifs l9lsu
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKEa, Aacliooeer.

Il Bsnow.s.-ANTHONY j. BLFECkER will sell at
public auction Thursday the 1sh dsy Of January 1917
II O'clock a. the NerchaDs Exchange by order Of
the Executors all that certain lot u land with m. ams
dwelling house thereon known No. 100 Barrow
Be-oses The lot IS feet In front and rear by % feet IN
depth each siis The iis indspaisble 0.o Of tho
purchase money may remain bond snd mortgage at
per csLL Interest, payable quarterly
n r. fO,DICK. I'm.
il5hs T. }. COLEMAN, nase'"''
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D. n. NASH, Auciioneef Store ijs Ful,on-sl
SHEHIFF,s SALE or GROCERIEH.-7

~ dsy Frday at lDf o'clock AT No. 100 rhrds yenus
Of Thirteenth o. stock OF groceries wines liquors
teas sugars, codoe spices soap candles, lard butter
hsb meat cords, pickles. crockery, scales and weghis
counters hxtufes M us Ia
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Txe.u,1oN BOARDS.

mon sCREWs.-rWeniy essss soneiviis " COO
49, Or s.is An Quantities 10 sail p1rchasers, -
SHERMAN = MORRIS, COZ. Biosd and sssYsI'
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sIsIArURE ALsAsAc......THls DAf
THE srN. THE MOON. PULL SEA.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANr.-on weduss-
Ddsy Jan 49, lss at 10 o'clock at tho store Of d. In
gsrsol Co No. ~ Pesrl-st SO cases, comprising
large add desirable Of boots shoes and bro
CANS Southern. Western and city dssess III
DAINTINGs At AUCTION.--A LEVY will sell
L Saturday evening, 81 80 Broadway, a. 81 O'Clock.
entire invoice Of Oh Paintings In their original
just IRON Europe, and which have
before THE country. The sale will be- without
lis hiss
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Markets. Ca,s6ray ,sYo,ted for 7Ae Tribune.

st between First and Second avenues
2JyqO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o..
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-04-07
q y y = = y = y

n We have said that this nation is the
aegressor. Let us not be accused of hos
til'ty to our country, Of moral treason, Of
giving aid and comfort 10 the enemy. Let
us not be told Of the maxim, "Our coun-
try, right or wrong" This as maxim
Of sel!-defence, is indisputable -self-evi-
dent-it is self love expanded into patri-
otism-self defence expanded into nation
al defence. But, in any other sense, we
repudiate all such principle as infamous in
ethics or in politics. He who will not
speak the truth is a liar, AID he who dares
not is coward. He who will net or
dares not tell his countrymen the truth on
questions Of the most vital public policy
is coward or a traitor. And If there is
any conduct which constitutes moral trea
son, 1t is an attempt 10 embark, or encour-
age the country in a uar against God, as i,
the case IN a 'car of aggression, like TINT we
are noo engaged Louisville Journal,
Jan. 18Th, lS47.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-04-07
"Dcnl Ocrrlic WIiiZ.o

We notice that the proceedings Of the
Federal State Convention at Harrisburg
are headed with the catch title OF "Dem-
ocratic Whig.'' We always supposed
that when man was a democrat, he was
that, and politically ''nothing else;" hence
We do not believe there can be any such
thing as Democratic Wings" but that
it is mere cat-in he-meal operation for
the purpose Of deceiving the young into
joining their party. That all may see
therefore what kind Of Democrats this
Democratic Whig' party is composed
Of, we extract the following from speech
delivered by Mr.. Archer. Of Virginia, one
Of the leaders Of that party in the United
States Senate Louisville Democrat
mir. Archer would never suffer the
olious term Democrat to be applied to him.
He was proud 10 say that he waged eter-
nal war against Democracy. 1t was worse
than monarchy, and would eventually end
in the destruction Of our institutions and
the establishment of tyranny in its worst
form. "Here liesa man wdo ,could spill
his blood in The effort TO destroy and put
doun Democracy" He wanted no better
inscription than that Oh his Tomb