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BOOK TRADE.
GRAHAM S nAGAZINr

IGOR FEsRUARY-A nsstif--ri a. 'assr. With two
hes1rfs srre ruEafiass, sal So Md Psn. Fss1-
90 PIste Fficr = per Al11ul. - cts per nu1n~r
SA'i.asl Mss,xine fr f.'rusrJ. a fefu.ifl nauher
- .yrir % cts per n1a3-r All ihs Magazines Tor
Fetrl1rF now really
he scourse 81 Vea,s % De ssr chir7hsr u -. ri.
buBs ~ te saihor 60 tse ofanse Orr q Ne1ee price
l.. cents
Th- Nilstssnh Csuiusy QusT,sfiy N sc-'ny Edited
BY G Chsancsy Bar No. ], No J. saosenetioa 81
IS CO per uumh-r.
TIE toetney in Amss.ea illustrated By Martin, Price
. cents ,. -.
Rsd5nho or ih- Freebooter o Form-ntei price = eta
Dombey 1nt Sos. Wey Pa'u.In's i.oo Priee :;
cents
The Last cfifs F,iries. ~ James. prise i2i ceots
Ccnsu-o. b. George send. 5 Yes price : -
The sequel. b. G-lggs >s1c +. vo's fric- .
Ths Devils Pol. ry George Ssnc. pfice - cents
lnslhordinsfiol. By Arthur. price = cents
Now aud Thsn By The author 81 Ten lncassnd Tear
Price. On paper, io ceutss IS csuts holuf-
Pictoi Al sussnd. No. 81. price IS oents.
All he cheap pub sacns a the tAy received 40 soon
published ard sod a. The lowest prc- % book sellers
scent. ana others BY " X GRAHAM.
- -fis Tnbune Buildings. Ssssaa-st
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T" House Cnrpente
r5- Welsh Literary society.-Rev. DR..

rS- Welsh Literary socicty.-Rev. Dr. Cox has
consented deliver LECTURE before this Society Al the
Lyceum Buildings, SIS Broadway, Monday evening
next January a. 1912, inerss ing epoch IN Welsh
history The TUDORs in connsXion with the SruARrs, OF
the WELSH ntfoduciug the ScOrcH MoSARCHs 10 the
throne Of England" Hon kobt II Morris will preside
Rev Or Bowling. n Y. and Rev. B. W Chdlaw Of Ohio
aud other disln guished gentlemen, vii be present. and
paIt the exercises consisting, beside The Lecture
Of Book presentation, singing IN Welsh ana English,
mpanied by the Piano, which celebrated artist Will
preside Admrance = cents the proceeds 10 be appr0
prated for the benefit Of the Welsh Presbyterian Church
New-YoIk J1l sits
~ Widening Of ChUrch--t.-Al persons interest
ed property Churcht sud vicinity and opposed 90
widening said street requested 10 sign the fem0n
STRANGE left corner Of Fulton and Church Of
White Church sis and Canal and Church SIS before
the 18th inst. j2l 3us-
~ December Report.-rHE MUTUAL BENE
FIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Oh Wail-stl
issued during the mOlih Of December one hundred sue
sixty policies, VIZ;
To Merchants TTaders.b2 To Sea Capsand Mafiner'
Clerks ............t...i9 Farmers .s.ssss.s.ssss
Manufacturers ........l3l Lawyers .s.r..........
Mechanics. .......t...iol Artlsis
ClergyMen..s.s.....s. ot bsnsef'ssss. sfsssssss
Physicians . lchchoIs.. D
Ladies ........s.......l4i AuCuOneef.....s J
Editor ................ n Othsr occu patiOus
New policies issued In December l9f7...........l60
ROBT. l.. PATTERSON. President
BsNJ c. MILLER, Secretary.
jos. l.. LORD. Agent
JAMES srswAgr, n d. Medical Examiner, al the office
daily Iom "a o'clock. d MSWlms
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SAtNkpAN. jan 1915.
ASHEs-The market Tor Pots is inactive BY reason ~
he fnnness Of holders who generally demand -. Small
nles at S1s. Pearls are 81
SOTTON-Th.,e vas more doing to-day snd the sales
reach 90 OF 400 bales mostly for export 10 Liverpool
Tbs market less firm than Il and some sales are con
.desed 10 have been nado to- T. 70 below the quotations
q Yesterday Thee .sas more disposition evnced " sell
a. considerable parcels are coming on the max
FLOUR AND MEAI-The demand for shipping par
tels considerable this morning. but buyers were en-
a,avcrns pick up lots Al Sc Good parcels were esF
ed a. o6 q which shippers were obliged 70 come me
scs react 1000 OVo bbis Of which 700 ou0 bbs
were Tor export. sale Of l,Oo bbls Croton Mis was
sde SO, ana 5000 bbs Troy, Osweso and strait Gene
Michigan, Rochester &c al Co. Some parcels Mixed
O,weso sod So New Orleans heavy with sales l5o0
M al S5G S6 for good brsods and something OF 70 for
Inferior. The trade are buying 10 some extent la
Southern generally there Is much doing but within
day or two see bbls Petersburg City Mills have been
sold part on private terme and part At a. Sales 500
bbls J,r.sy Meal AZ s rs. The market Is quiet
Export, FROM lst 10 2lsl January,
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NOTICES..

IL I. %. of %. IA special session Of the r w
Grand Lodge OF the State Of EewYorG will be held this
Monday evening Jan. a. at the National Hall, Canat
act upon two applications for charters for Subordinate
Lodges. Representatives will please be punctusl.
ia ltsc JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, Grand Master.
- Mechanics Institute Lectures At Society
Library, 3fs BrOadway.-Prof HuMEs Ninth Lecture
Experimental Chemistry this fMoDdsyl evening. Sub
iect" Chlorine, Br0nine, Iodine &ch By order Lect
Com. G. l. BARRiTI Actuary.
p s-United States Patent Agency the Institute 10
City Hall {. l. BsrTitl, Agent ia IT.
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DOUFI<G.-Od Tin Roots maze tsht for q cents per
IL toot-Ne1 roofs Of rough pank covered for a cebt-
roofs Of factories or sfrs building over ~ squares Tor
3 Is per square sQd warranted Good wins Psteat Pre-
MUM HI or-P neunatic Cement Shesnins MAKES hand.
.ome cheap knt and durable roof References and spe.
cinens At GODDWIS'5 Chimney Pot FACTORY, 81 " Go.
Broad way between Chambers sod Warren 80. Jlolm'
by ORDER of FredsrickP. Stevens Esq.irs, Couniy
- Judge Of the County Of Ere notice IS hereby gwen,
oUr.uanl the pr0visocs q the stsu authorizing a.
tsckreas aga nst Ascending concealed ard resident
debtors That attachment has -ued against ~ estate
debtor and the will BE- sold for the payment Of
hs ceos unless he appear and discharge sleh attachment
according law, zhia nne months from the 81 publ
cation o. this notice sod that the payment o. any deos
due 70 him By residents Of hs ss-. sod TIE delivery 70
him TO- h' Of 4ny property within this stste teens
ing . him sn1 The TRAILER u any s1cn properly y nln
forbidden 81 law snd are yod-D I'd tns ~ aaJ {"
Jsau.ry, io4s. SOLOMON O. HAVEN, Buffalo,
ia lsTsn Attorney for At;sshins Srsditor
nIR~UANT TO AN ORDER made b. Andrew b.
Hodges, Surrogate u the CosntJ Of kipss. bole
hereby ziysn according % a~ 49,. t.r. 90
vi Brooklyn IN aid County, aece2s-d tn1t &c, :.
qirsd 70 exhibit toe VI nc yogsn,, 49,,
a.. .uh.crber T. aanninsrsfix, Il al 400 .ink1i-f VI
soSs cbst,ss asl credits with were q ssd oseseseo
a her residence NJ ~ J9fsieuon q "a W -.
vr On Or before the 14E day Of jay l>4s -Dseo '1
i. is.sm, ELIZA RATHBoSE, Asmiai.trairir &e
DrBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No
-. 81 sis Of GEORGE W JOHNSON Of the City Of
SsYork late seaman en- board sop rIoess. deceased;
;n,-..,e 10 the hands 0f tne public Adnlnsrsior
Ill h. srnis,sred ard disposed Of By him sccorsnl to
- ur..s he ..nle b. claimed BY some ls~f executor
- .snr..o- az the t-resssd BY the @th day Of Feb
S..Ty psxf-Dsted New. York. January - isis
JANIS :. THAYER, Public Administrator
ia l.stz
S,TPREnE COURr-ln Eqa.ty-ELILA y PAR
SKER by her next friend, ho3eu w. No Dor, =.
FDyVARD Z PARKER-Bil f2r 8 D.yorce-Ch. q secg-
vies OF syrscuse y plaintiffs soicltUr.Ths defsnd'
ms cause whose IA. place q fesideace in the
CIV Of Sew-rofk bar whose present residence 70 M
kuou required IN thu ~ the third cay
Of April nsT the BIZ hise hsisa will 30 taken ~ eoH
fsssed BIZ hll.-Dassd January }, 1873. u w
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NTOTIt'E.-Tn- subscriber has this day admitted Mr..
lNJOHS c MOTLEY partner, and the businea
viii hereafter Be conducted under the q J. X.
HERRlCK co. ~ the new store, y Johnst % which
they nov removing . n hEhhlNh
III ImhTWisk lhfSos
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A WILmoT PROvISO

TRACT JUST Pr 6LlSH ED-C0ntziniog eight pages
\ 10 n0s r-sdyAt BEsFORD CO.'S, castor House.
q der. from country mu't - post lid II per 100 CO
pe- 8 per 90 IS per 700, - per 100 Single pies
cent?. j2t feeds
WILL BIZ PUBLISHED on THE sTH JANUARY,
The Odes. Magazine 10 The County u Extra Pages snd
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rs-MercnntiIe Library observation-disclosures

on Astronomy.-J. +. NicHoL, Ii d. Professor Of As
ronomy in the University Of Glasgow Scotland, will de-
liver six Lectures the above subject Al the Rooms o
the Association, Clinton Hall the evenings Of Tuesday
and Friday. beginning 18th January aud terminating nth
February The subject will be illustrated through with
large paintings representing the object whose nature is
being discussed.
Tickets admitting lady and gentleman TO the g 90
DO do one person DOM. 90
do do do 10 single lecture....... 50
These, with programmes be had AZ the Library,
Al the bookstores Of Wiley Putnam, l6l Broadway and
Henry kernot. SIS Broadway.
Members will be supplied with tickets AZ HALF PRICE
by the Librarian The doors viii be opened Al o'clock
The Lecture will commence At hspast Members
and others who propose attending The viii confer
favor by procuring tickets early avoid the confusion
incident to the hour Of assembling. ISAAC H. BAILEY,
jl7 tljs Chairman Lecture Committee
IT, House Carpenters Affend.-A meeting Of the
ILL., farneneIs Of the City Of Newlcrk Will be held
on Idesosy evening 'i7 es. 49,. - "a o'clock, at the
Fourteenth Ward Hotel corner Of Grand shd Iriaa',
for the purpose Of taking into consideration what shall
he the price Of labor per day for the ensuing season
;. SMITH, c. DEVER, L. HUNT,
ilz3t- Committee
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THE IMMATURE SOLAR LAMP, which gives
light brgh- csnphene g The cost ot i-ss thar nsf
cent "a hour 81. sv-a s1ch universal sas action that the
bers have been obliged % open store imeciAieiy
under thsir factory. where hey VII Be HAPPY to wall
"a sdie. snd the public generally. They viii slso Keep
for ale OIL a. al knds Ole In biitAan2 sni Oiass
Me- Brtauni. Ware repaired solar sad AsfIe Lamps
1000 Il FSDICOTr 4 SUMNER. loo Ell-st
III lu rear Cansl Manu- Of Britannia Wac.
NOTICE u HEREBY GIyEN 20 the holder. Of
stock n the Isle kJys Ono Mining Zen pany. that
A ass-ssre Q beer made O. Ore Do.r OF each share,
p.ystle 90 Kl.mr TreAsurer =. ne once ~ Cleveland,
bio "a or before the frs, tay Of March D
By order o. ne Directors JOnN LAWN, SEC
Columbus Jan 7. lsk.
certificate which hey .isn 70 Pay. X. 81
NOTICE.-The Receivers Of the Farmers and Ne
Nch.rfc.F Park Of New-Bf9rsElck viii pay oa sna
.-r he i.r ~ q February next ~ their Once New
Brgns~ck farther dividend Of twea;, cents The dol
A. 19oa the certlicaes issued b them, preseaston
Of sd certificates by he holders thseot By order q the
Ch.uceior PETER SPADER.
JOHN VAN DYKE.
Nsw-3lGnswick, Jsn. 1, Iefs. u III
NOTIuE.-Tb- subscriber has this day admitted M
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mYsTERIEs AND MrsERIEs

MYSTERIES AND MISERIES
OF NEW-YORK-By Ned Buntline.-" Ihs work Is
Of8 Il striking and startling iDciieEss The pictures
are al Enthusiastically highly eoored but Ia the main
truthfrl Mr. Mstse the Chief Of Police eerhes % in-
CORRECTNESS, of the details and the whole 10 tnro~5 INTO
eui.roa" Sunday Times.
Look on; for Part g. published BY
usIv BERFORD Z co. Astor House.
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u ElETtNIUtt-
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK

ENGRAVISGS, snc Color,d Fash
~ ton Plates. for February ist3, contains ths follow Z
80 sudid Embellishments.
'Gu-.. Wlo 10 l. engraved By George Parker.
Valentine for february, beautiful Cold Bouquet, en.
grlssd BY phrey.
Ssuti1x the Commodore. engraved BY nastsrtoa.
F.shion Plsle Auercsnized, coored engraved BY Hum
phress-
Fashion Plate printed tinted paper, engraved BY
Frost
Church Of tie Annuneiation, one engraving, engraved
by Hinckley-
Model Cottages, Eve enxrsvings engraved By frost
Crochet Work. seven engraving engraved BY Frost.
Music Il Dream, by Julian Crsmsr"
Arf ils UsUa quantity Of Stories from its wel-xrown
contributors For sale By
r. LONG BROTHERS, 50 Ann-st
BURGESS SrRINGEk co u Broadway.
" n GRAHAM, Tribune Oihce
BEDFORD 4 CO Aston House Ilc tus
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fRUIT-At sueion today. S'@o boxes Sicily Oranges
add a. s2al 25 and coo DO Lemons al 81 ioj tass Fill
bsrts At cent? and 20 bags alnu o. cents months
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SEE THE CONOUERiNG HERO CONES
THE PUBLISHERS OF The NEWS Os TIE
WORLD determined 70 show their gratitude fsr tho
hhersl support 10 has sssdy received, By pubshpss
grand ssiioua pictures Likeness af
GENERAL ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Engraved steel. IN le highest style Of by Mr. For
T.i from likeness procured ioru =. Nsw Orleans BY Il.
Lors T. ESQ. OF this city.
Every person RENTING 8 will rsceiye copy Of tbs
superb piase and the NEWS Or THE WORLD Tor
one year
The prizes the pafe 20 non subscribers viii be 81 81
Procf. fine India PAPER 81
Persons sh.nE copies Will pissse seed IN their names
sud money Immediately %
WILLIAMS BROTHERS, Pfopsieton.
fZl2usDNitW- q Aru-st
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K Q hElFI AuotonrtIl
- a.. KEMP has removed ~ the lsFse sao spacious
n.sore 5ij Broadway opposite tho New yots Society
Library and would bes leave ~ call he attention Of
pafes having goods ~ dispose OF a. auction 10 tne sery
Of his sales Rooms which nDquesos
ably the largest and best for the dsposAi of furntsre
fancy goods &c Of any the citywil give persona ct
tsntiou 70 the disposal Of furniture Of private S~eass
snd stocks Of good, auction Cash advances nsde sas
all salrs nfnnlntId cashed
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Increase Of means IN Eastern Banks ... Si6S67s .
Beside improvug the condition Of the Bank very
sy the dividends Of The thirteen branches have
s2O62s74--the State owing S96s,Ob5, and individuals
Slil482o
Gov O ~sley OF Ky. has issued q proclamation
notifying the holders Of Kenuoky Bonds that the Treasury
prepared TO redeem all unpaid Ronds Of the State, pay
able wears after their date and due and that after
la pIox al such Bonds will cease to bear interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

PRONlSlONS-fhcTe y better feeling in Prime Pork
sno sales about 1000 bbs have been msde al e Up
57s, which the market closed Mess was sss ected
Sales bbis Prime seas IS which Is better
10 Beet during the ~eek there has been
We sales GO bbs thsn have ported mostly
Prime rates Sales 20 bills Western Beef Hans
ua 81 OfPicked 20 sold I. for Shoulders 7aIi
or Hsms aDd p and S. for SHOULDERS and Hams
Lard is rather quiet 90 ioercr sold u and kegs
steam rendered cts pDnuz the week sales OF eco
Dressed Hogs have been made, mostly a. q cts
I.tcrf from 10 Il yern9rr
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ERENCH MADE EASY At l0J Bo~efy.--ThTee
Il lessons grams. No expense for books "a 81.
AIR. TIIEODOR GLAUBENskLEETe Teacher
WI OF the German Language and Literature removed 10
To- Grandst J+ Nv
CHLeKOFORM.-To Druggists and others The
y above new aeen for producing in'ensiot 70 pain Is
manufactured aud Tor sale wholesale and retail BY
EDWARD " KENT, Practical Chemist, ll6 John-st
NVATEg CURE.-DR TRAIL who started the
w nrst hydropalhic Institution IA Ameca receives IN
cry arrangement has been made io the comfort and rapid
prosres vi patients during the Winter At which season
eoyeries always Be mOsI speedily Effected "a lmis
WRENCH IANGIAGE.-Pfofrssor +. RICHARD,
graduate of the University of Paris, respectfully in
ia the French Language, 10 meet on Mondays eanss
days and Fndsys one from TO O'clock and another
from 10 O'clock Terms SO per quarter, payaole u
advance. Subscriptions received a. Ms acadeiny 10
Broadway. "a D 3
WET CLOTus.-Wilb Be offered for sale THIS mora
w ing = new 1T Of French and German oioalc-oihs,
DAMAGED On board the Louis Philippe black and other col
add sous Of Seiy noe quality Also BLACK ..k Desu-
uu usire Also, the ba anee oi previous purchases 70
reher with assorted stock Of sound eo0cs al 70 DC
sold cheap 10 prepare for Spring goods
j. ans WILLIAM MATTHEWS, % Caiharine-.t
COLD PENS With diamond points al reduces prices.
VI scrap books portfolios, daily mea2rAnaum books Tor
the year lSi3 Steel peus, quis wax, waters pencils
gold and pen and pencil cases, perforated board
And notes pocket books back Cannon boards ehessen,
card cases. psuknves. Ac. &c &c. Franeiss improved
Manifold Letter Mrer, bS which the letter . "ntten
and copied a. the Blank books letter cap aad
n''s papers a. A'''' - ~" FfRiGScis LoUTREL,
IA Manufacturing Ssatoners II MAiden-lane
CUTTA PERCHA sOLE>.-The subscriber il
VI nov prepared attsch sats percha soles 70 gentle
m-u boots, ladies' sna chidrens CATERS, thpper' &c
tom pepstrstinr These sol wear four times long
leather thus donx away for he ladies' he insoavene1ee
OF wesris heavy CO. soed CATERS Aad for gentlemen,
the so-callec aier-prOCf boot ID. hoDOMANr
Nsw.York India Rubber Warehouse,
- MAleen-l1ne, cor. Nassau 81
.1a INIns4 aaf.H -
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cIu REWARD will b. paid by the subscriber FOR
y ~ the detection Of the thief aud recovery Of the fol-
lowing property, which stolen from bis bedroom a.
No p Neseyst Friday morning Jauusry 81 1913 viz
gold watch, the make axe and form IL Whist they Fsner
ally call al odsshonsd hunting watch. Eold plaed dial
with all minute the back pened with
thumb spring and when stolen had ATTACHED thereto
steel wire chain. Also two pair the black cloth pants
pair entirely the other pair about hall wore out
ia 81 JOHN CLOVES
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Export, fFon Isl 70 -Iss JanaaIy,
ls4s. ls<7.
Wheat Flour, bbls


GRAIN-There Is q demand for Wheat but buyers snd
sellers do cot come together a pTme lot o; Genesee
Wheat could have been sold 81 lac and another parcel was
offered Al that lot Of 1900 bushe's inferior Georgia
400 i2 cents Corn In better demand ana snppris
2jocV hush The aggregate stos are 30 10 V push
cents Tor Od Mixed end Flat fellow 63aos for New
southern and Nofhesn Sa,es $50 bushels Barley were
made a, private bargain RYE Is sesdy 81 90 cents Oats
20 CENTS I. Northern, 45dt6 for Jersey.
Export from lat to 1lst January
1913 ls47 ls4e l547
Mhesf bush. Si9t8 les 252 Barley bush. none 81 i57
Core ..iSs55l 2i27SlOsis........ $40. 1890
Rye........ none. "a 7sOl
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BOARDING..

NTED-Board in q private family. Terms must
W be FeTJ 'lsvs--- sadrsss wilkins this office,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-18

LATE AND INTERESTING WORKS,

For sue ot NO. IA JaMD StFeet
FByHRILLING INCIDENTS OF THE WARS OF
l. THE UNITED STATES - Comprising the most
striking ard remarkable events OF tine Revolution, the
French War, the Tri3olitan War the Indian War the
Second War with Great Britain and the Mexican w ar
With 500 engravings By tire author of The Army
and Navy Ofthe United States In vol SyO. d,
THE MISCELLANEOUS WORKS OF WILLIAM
HAZLIfF. in ) vols. Emo
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. By Mary SoWerille.
MRS. MARkAM'S HISTORY OF FRANCE, nom the
Conquest OF Gaui by Julius Cesar 10 the Kerr oil Louis
Philippe. Prepared for the OF Schools by te addition
OF a Map, Notes and Questions, and Suppeif snaTy
Chapter bringing down the History to the present me
BY Jacob Abbott. - 5000 -
HISTORY Of MARY. QUEEN OF sCOTs-By ia
cob Abbott, with engraylngs -
AMEf1A-Cr Young Lady NIscissitLdes--A Novel
By bliss Leslie.
THE IMAGE Or HIS FATHER-A Tale of a Young
Fz6nkz5-l lie q ofheIs maheg, with illustrations
THE Orphan NIEGE-By Miss Ellen Pickering
4 WARNING TO WIFES-By the author Of I" The
Jilt etc.
NEAL : SMITHS C0MPEND OF MEDICINE.
Warehouse" Tolls 81 j. B. STEEL, Il Camp si.
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rr Sec First and Fourth pages, -ss

We have upon more than one occasion hereto
fore, given our opinion of the collisions which, we
regret to say have taken place between members
of the contending parties in this city, and have ex
pressed the disapprobation which we, in common
with almost al good citizens, feel when we behold
such scenes enacted in our midst. No terms can
be too strong to convey the Reproduction which should
be visited upon the instigators of these deeds; yet
although they may be in character beneath the
notice Of honorable men, the evil consequences
which may result from their conduct make them
objects of serious attention at the present moment.
1t would be wrong to attach blame to either of the
political parties for the acts of isolated individuals
who NAV be found in their ranks, and who only
bring disgrace upon those with whom they act
The great mass of both parties no doubt peace
ably inclined, and condemn violent proceedings !;
but in some cases innocent persons are compromised
in political affrays-many are drawn in who would
not have taken any part; and in fact in almost all
cases, the collisions which frequently occur, may
be traced to the violence of some unworthy person,
perhaps of the very lowest character. These things
have gone quite far enough, and il is full time that
measures were taken by those interested in the
preservation of order to prevent any manifestations
of violence in future. We are glad to be able TO
state that some steps have been already taken to
effect that much to be desired object. 1t was so
evident to both parties, that the ill feeling which
has for some time existed should be checked, that
we are informed conferences have already been
held to devise some means to restore harmony and
the good fellowship which should pervade the
masses of American citizens. The Fillmore Rangers
have the credit of taking the initiative in the good
work. We have heretofore been free from the riots
and fights which have disgraced other cities during
exciting political campaigns, and it is duty to
make every effort TO avoid becoming equally noto-
rlous with them. There lacks now but few weeks
Of the election, and during that time there will be
any quantity of meetings, professions, speeches,
and hurrahings; but we sincerely hope that they
will not be accompanied by any such exhibitions
haveHbeen witnessed during the past week. If it
be necessary, to avoid collisions, let meetings of
different parties be held upon different nights, or
let any reasonable concession be made to preserve
peace and harmony
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SILK AND STRAW DISH!


(5et11cea Common and GraUier Sts.)
TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving their Fall and
L Winter STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE SILK,
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS, among which
are the following
Black Lustring Gro de Rhine and Gro de Swiss Dress
Silks all widths Black Plaid, Stripe Figured and Watefed
do do Plaid and Rich Fancy Silks ack Alpacas Back
Bombazine Printed Cashmeres; NJ. de LANES OwaEos;
Turk Satin White and Coored S4ns, and Bonnet Sllks
Black and CoIoed Florences Grape Grape LIsse Illusions
&c Green Barege Black silk Sergey Black and Fancy
silk Craysts Satin do Ladies Fancy Dress Handkerchief
Pongee Sptalfed and India Handkerchief; Black and
Colored Silk Fringes Gmps Buttons, &c: Black and
White Egyptian FiIet Rtts Black, White and Colored
KID GLOVES Cashmere and Silk do; Black and White
sir Hose Cotton Hosiery, all kinds Shawls and Scars
RICH FANCY BONNET RIBBONS: Can do Plain
TAFT. and Satin do. all numbers NEW STYLE FANCY
BRAID BONNEFS: Tuscan and Straw do. latest fash.
ion Arsficial Flowers and WTeaths: Irish Linens linen
Cambria Handkerchiefs Camb1es Jaconets Swiss and
Null musins Fancy Nets EmbToideries and almost
every variety of FANCY GOODS suitable TO the season
usually kept by them 10 which they respectfully invite the
City and Country Trade. ~ 0
c. YALE JR., & co, q Magazine street,
H-S-lm-d&s-W Between Common and Gravier sis