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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY nlArrERs.
90 saIs, q stoct,, Sc. ,tt FanrtA Pc.

WEDNESDAY, p. 81.
The Stock market was very buoykn. TO day and
the Fsncies Improved Materially Sound stocks also
better generally, and Treasury Notes up to gai 81
improvement Of pes cent since yesterday morning
In Exchange there is yet bu. little doing The
rates continue low sdss for Southern Bi'-ioolos for
City British Government Sdsy balls were IN The mar
ket al lei Francs a. The supply Of Sterling il con
siderable bot tn. demand moderate The heavy pay
nen made durng the ., Of the present week Tor duties
and fresht hsve made money very scarce with the i'm
porter. they fund. left with which to buy
bills They aIs also short than usual By reason
Of the full rettsnees previously msds during the crisis
10 Europe These ,ets account in see, meAsure for the
dulln.ss Of the Bill market.
The Freight market Is rather quiet. The time
before the coming on Of the duty in England, let Of
March, is short that shippers not willing 70
risk the voyage Engagements Of Flour 10 small extent
ls6. aud Corn at Cd To Newry I'd paid for 1900
bushss Corn.
Walist is fall Of peace rumors, and while there
il among the operators more hope than faith the
made very buoysnt stock market and the Fsnces
up TO per cent Treasury Notes have also felt the
Influence Of the prospect Of cessation Of the mmsnse ex
psndures Of Government, and in demand AZ sdvsne
ing prices.
Nearly five hundred thousand dollars In specie
have been received here within days from the South
II mostly in soyereisns This gradual reee PIT OF coin
from the South and the interior will supply the place Of
by European drain and that appears now
keIy 10 entirely the specie in the Banks will prob
ably again begin 10 increase.
No gold has yet been engaged for the Steamer
Of Saturday but will probably take about 100000 in
CON- which had been ready and the coming OF which
has been notified to parties on the oiher nde
The receipts Of the Harlem Railroad for January
are 10 excess Of hoIe Of the whole Of January Of
last year
The New York Contributionshp Insurance Com
pany has declared a second dividend.
The following statement shows the condition OF
the Bank Of NewYork morning Of the 18th day Of
November l047
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JERSEY ClrY AFFAIRS.

Liberty CoNvEsrioS.-A Convention Of the
Liberty party was held al Temperance Hail. Yesterday
Nr Lee OF bloomfield, IN the Chair. The chief speakers
were LtwIs TAP3AS. ALvAS SrKwARr, Prof. nuDsoS
and LuTHEx LANE. Mr.. Stewart especially pitched INT,
the Msoeaoa League, schismac branch Of the party q
which GKskIT SMITH and BERIAH GRErS are memsers
This Lssgue goes for free trade direct taxation women
rights. freedom OF the public lands and several other
things which regards measures Of reform Necessary
the complement Of the abolition Of slavery. Mi.
Stewart thought all these gentlemen ought 10 be cut on
and turned cut Of the party without delay The following
resolutions were adopted by the Convention;
Resolrei. That we hsil with JOY and gladness the
manifest Increasing interest Of the people OF the United
In the consideration 81 The question Of slavery AM
that this consideration Is made redo und 10 the sure
yancsmtnt OF liberty.
hdsoIei That werespOnd 20 the nomination made az
BnnAlo " John T. Hale candidate f0r the Prcsaeno
the Cnlted states and Lester King Tor yce-Pres
deucy 81 the same, .rd that the said nomination meets
with entire appreciation and hearty
concurrence IN the same.
8 Fesolrsd That viii petition the Legislature OF this
state 10 pass law foTbddng the Of the prisons Of the
state Of NewJcrscy 10 the Shareholders mprs1n fggi-
tive slaves therein and 10 restrain all officers Of this Stse
both Judicial snd Executive. from exercising or employ
lag any power they may possess In aiding TIE recapue
oi fugitive slaves 10 any manner whsie,er.
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BOOK TRADE.
PART TWO,

MYSTERIES AID MlsERES OF NEW YORK. ey
~ Ned Bunt iu-. p-hIlslcf tnts rsy pric- = eeniA
The s1'h0r has vide isf o. his 07rrsfiors .nt
calu1t fsi % fnat-a fhrii The ~ ael lnoat
DE c.iy ar sxc-ensy - als a. .em-ds 1ue of ne
arCls scenes tr f- We mach rs. 80 ~ ilis
rrt doe IN references % ~ srAfe
rr.le-tEs RE a0d rYs-ry Of SsE-Nork tnfrs
cerles,s 10 Isfies M4lsen endorsing fliiv The de-
j -sncus OF the a1lfor. snston Yankee Blade
No~ and Thea, b. ths saAor & Tea rhoGsAad lsas.
~ cents
TIE L.r OF the Sslriss BY Jinea 3 cents
Fhrfafiors in America - >c.fifelt. - ceaf.
TIE Grun' -, y Miss Pcs-riIs ~ c-rfs.
Arrah Me-. By u P. r Janet IA cents.
Qoul5-y ard sou. Ne 10, ~ Chas eksns u. cent.
hnsuhoTl alton. By T : Arthur ~. ceni.
A Noise from the South 81 Slavery. a.. p cents
The Msn-uyerirE Mlsh-r. By Ms GREY. . cents
TIE History OF Flirt ~ Ms. Grey = certs
Sytil L-naart. b Mrs Grey p cents
Nu.coms. I,cilu rousrc- BY Ms strcklsnt = cts
Dr. Smpsoss Pamphlet OF CtlorSforn. FOR SaTssry, Ae
:. ceuts
The Duke .nd Cousin, BY Mrs Grey. 3 cent?.
Living Ags No. 49, g year; ~ cen'ss No
Charcoal sketches series fy he are c Nesl Sc
Eiien Mutr'- 5y q " Reynolds. -
Brian OHM, ~ " n Maxwell. 81 cent.
All the ue@ Publications for sale By
n BERFORD / CO. AStor House
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BEEsWAX-A sale Of 1000 n yellow made II .
cents cash Within four five days 000o 10 have been
sold az q 20 p cents. cssh
LEAD-A sale OF 800 pigs made At 3lt cash and
900 1000 pigs for this market a. = q cwt
OLFoT Linsecd the market continues % Improve snd
sales 5000 Oo0 gals have been made az IS Tor En8sh
aud %. COUNT hnIofC1n. chltt ~ OF o.
hbs Selected Whale a. 36 cents, cash Manufactured
Winter is lower heached having been sold AZ II
DO aubleached, I y. We quote hieached Winter LAID
OIL, 30 cents, months, with sdovnv ard tendency.
COPPER-We notice a sale Of 10000 n Peruvian rig
private terms for export The market % l't cents
months. long prime.
NAVAL sTORES-A sale Of 81 bbls Spirits Turpenine
was made 40 CENTS months Sales 90 bbls lining
ton Rosin At Is delivered The arrivals Of all des
crpons have been very shI lately In consequence Of
prevailing head winds.
oil MEALA sale Of 30 tons We understand has bee D
made at 43i, cash.
HFMP-The market 10 without change, remaining az for
some time past, steady with moderate inquiry. The
sales including made few dayssince embrace 100
bales Manila gro do Sisa ~ tons Clean Russia = DO
Outshot 70 bales Dressed DewrOed American 500 bales
American for export, all terms not made puolic and
100 do Dew. rotted $40, months.
HIDES-We notice sales OF coo Orinoco and 900 RIO
Grande on private terms and $500 Porto Cabelo AZ 81
cents, months.
FlSH-The market IS quiet and have only 10 notice
sales a small lot No hackerel, al % and 100 bbs
No. 2 3 67l. Dry Cod sc without chsnge.
FRUiT-The market for Bunch Raisins Is quiet wet
dry being steady at IS with small sales dry may be
quoted coal 7O 300 casks and half casks sun sold AZ -
and p so.
DRUGS AND DYEs-The market continues very quiet
with scarcely nything doing
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HARPER s. BROTHERS

FCfLlsH-f s,okf-
THE LIFE OF THE CHENALiER BAYARD
Tir coed hnighf' p>ur Il erns reProcA<'
By William Gilmore Simuis, 20.
With eugraVirgs. vol l-no- muslin. srt Price -
'tHE name Of ths iiiustrous hoiElt u anonymous
with all that Il chivalrols ard h-nie IN chsra-ter r.
lined and In conduct and oty and rcmsutc IN
s-fdevoton. The work sbounds with storc incidents
Of sowiug connected with the invasion Of Italy
eudinr the French and Italian 10 also depicts IN
genial and usiasc the OF the Chsvs
uer sayard throughout IN. checkered and remarkable
history ~ o. fsinsY. - - .
THE PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND
No 5S-Prce IS cents
Tie leading ises Of the wors excellent a. i . IN
usual The literary vigor ard merit with which u =
oped render IT, think BY far the most useful a. Z
Is the most comprehensive and minute History OF England
extantm Ne--York Evsogehr
M on SATURDAY.
HISTORY OF THE GlRONDISrs
Or Personal Meuors Psos the Frelch Revolution
By Aiph DslsmaTtius.
Vol 2 18th portrait Paper cover, 81 c.nts muslin, s
20
An admirable hook as readable one Of seots.
novels. ,-.,,..-. -. ...,...-i Ii IL MSr.e,
of dstinsui.hed the French Rev0 uton drawn b.
Z pen that siorns Whatever Il touches" observer
We have net with book for iouK lime that has
afforded mere instructive and oess htfu reading
South Csroli1s an.
The style throughout 10 grave impressive and eloquent
eloquent perhaps for the simplicity Of history lt
always full Of power well az poetry the psychoos
details possess felicity and depth rsrey united TO such
other qlaitie. distinguish NJ Delamsrtine an histo
rian." JM 81 Atheneun
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tNF.<p's NANNlrr fANussNs ~ N
MISSISSIPPI RIVER

rss LsEsEsr Fsl>rINs ~ tar WORLD
DAlNrED on THREE MILES o. CANVAS -
hbitngs view OF country 80 mies n Lsnsth extend.
ir from TIE mouth the ssnur River the City q
Ne-Orsans and reaching ,-a degrees of i-titsde
sEfNG TIE LARGE>T PAINTING N THE WORLD
-pen every evening Sundays excerredl I, the NEW
PANORAMA BUILDING 10 Broadway. adjoining hio',
Garden. Admission - cents children hsf price TIE
Panorama will Commence moving ct = ociocs precisely
Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesdays and Saturdays -
O'Clock on uisus
SOMETHING EW.-BRUNsNtCkS SrATNA.
- Rf large life. representing the Venus De Medicl-
and Apollo de Medcis The Ntst presslts these hgares
10 the Intelligent Ard discriminating public Of Se~l,rk
thew being IN. result Of years close study ard s
picaton Many OF his works have srssdy been fsvorshy
noticed severs aiorn the mansions OF Europe and
Open lfor short time from NJ 10 10 r III
At $50 Broadway next to stcppsnis Baths
Admittsnce % cents. 10 sis'
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. T sss.
10 Nun, Proprietor; + HIrcHcocx Msnsxer. Splendid
rornsrces this afternoon a. O'Clock and this evening
N1t The manager has engaged Master johnson. very
ta'enei and accomplished .sht rope dancer, who gives
some Of the shinx feats witnessed Aso
engsgei the following extraordinary attractions Great
Western. the ow comedian, Master ard Mss w yeee'
sged ard y years; Clsrs Fisher. >hskspe-a an Cabinet
Mr.. Mcneil Miss Bernard Misses Julien and Nhtocs,
dancers. Mr. whitoct. Mr. Prosser. Madame Rockwell.
fortune teller &c Admission 70 the whole = CTS
Reserved front seats is each extra -
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

DEATHS AND INrFRnENTs FOR The WEEK sND
ING JAS. 22 lsis.-Dseases- Consumption II Convu
sons Group 3; Congestion OF the Brain Dropsy In
the Head 2 ; Dysentery Drowned Innsmmstory fe-
yer Puerperal Fever Typhoid Fever ConsesiNe
Fever ILLUMINATION Of Brain ILLUMINATION Of Bow
els 2, ILLUMINATION Of Stomach Accidentally Killed
Inflammation CT Lungs 2; Congestion Of Lungs Old Ase
.; yarioia Cancer stomach Structure Total a.
OF whom Is were males aud 70 females; 2s adults, ~
children 10 were from New.Yo
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ANTHONY }. BLEEcKEa, Asetiopesf.
RIAL ESTATE on Madison 4,

aud 90 twenty ninth Tn.rusth And Thirty hf.t "s 70
c'ose a eopcers.--AnTHONy BLkECkEh viii sell a.
pubie suction Tuesday tho first DAY OF Fsbfony at
o'clock AZ the Merchants Eschsnse-
V.luabe Lots 81 0round each a feet inchss N front
avenue befas-n Tblretb and ThHty6''i sts e.mmene-
ing inches from the p"rih west corner o.
Lat .SIoniss The above on nssisonaysnos, "A feet
inches In 'front.' Ia feet inches ia rear BY % iest 10 snsh
on o. sde and - feet inches on tho other sias a,en,
~ inches rom the sooth-"e't eoiDsf" "e '""'
Gore Iot sd1inns la. described, % feet isehss
La "a fee, inches IN front and rear by 100 feet IN
IL nsth 90 the soctheast corner VI hsnisonsenas shd
Ia. each q feet iaehe. BY 100 feet the ode
of sveDDe between Thristh and Thirty hfs ss
Lot each ~ feet inches by 100 feet. the east sss
Of M.cison avenue between Twenty ninth and Ihiristh
commencing a feet nsnss rom the 'o''h s.' UT
nsr Of Msois,n svenue and Tbifus,br ,....
Lot u the dimensions On ths east sise oi "a
avenue d.tsnt 40 fs-t inches from the norm east
lo,s each - feet BY - feet inches (bsf me bloeA)
In enr,h bounded together the south slds Of t~s"J
ina 100 feet from b- s1uth-v corner OF i~s'' "
10, can 81 he saus Dimensions on tho north side
ofT~saty-Bloth. commencing - fee, nun us D'itn'
corner u l~se5 s1,n - so s"assss to.s,he,
ca the south side o. Thirstbs between FOURTH go 40
-, .vs,a@. cou.n neinE 100 feet from the sosth-sss
"a al s..ea-ssesar. on the fsgtbest tgs lots
1,iIa NJ Known ~ the Buck HON Tavern,
LOS, each q ne ..s einsn sobs 7. ,os.ss'
I'm avenue commencing Ie0 i,st from the north es,
corner Of Tlirtiet h-st aud NsdisOD-sysns
Lots each u he fncIsDns, Dcgncso tofs-f 90
The .outh side II Thirty Of between Fourth sno ssoi'
son sven1es comUsncius lo0 feet from the southeast
corner II Thirty .lfsr-st AID Madison avenue, sns
Large Ii al oirIg tho sss described the soo 80
Of Tniryfrst - containing in ifoni y feet nens' 81
feet u ihetes 10 rear, b. bsfhe boes IN ie"e" ." '"
side -.
The above cesirsb- Lots located 10 ne no-,
fol and convenient part Of the Eighteenth "sfo,
the Fourtb and sifih avenues, sId 10 the s'' '
ty II Mad aCn-scgsIe -... ,....io
Te.-sixiy ger cent ofhe purchase noasy gan
on bond and orgAss for three ysus al n& pef
the hrsr q July last (if.s).
ne SAFE ~ es ~ 49, .boyr LOU can bs obtained ~
Llthosfspne = 49, tas) j4D
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KID. SMITH. AuetionssL

N "
OY ,. MURPHY, store ID sPruee-st
- sale Thu. Day al ~ 0coca, at AIS and 40 Broad
wsy large and valuable assortment OF rich and splendid
furniture consisting Of rosewood chairs bureaus sofas
tets atate sets. book marble top bureaus snd cen
ter tnbles rich rosewood eageres pier table, crimson
velvet ose wood Notares splendid rosewood extension
tab. splendid brocaele covered rosewood chelfs rich
SCI, Of bfocatee curtains and corncss roysl Wilton, Az
Minister and ingram carpetng heavy English OIL cioth
vases, clocks aud mantel ornsmsnts Also, spirnaia
ro.,woot plano c0uches dNaos, Ott0mans, lounges sc
to1ethef with large aud valuable lot o. croese, glass
ware bedding SC Catalogues eau Dc hsd 81 Store ihs
dsy or on the premises ~ ~
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NOTICES.

,--,.,.. an t.-aeintion.-The next lecture VI
-. vii be delivered by HEs2Y JsnEs hslf a.
the Meii.a Coese. Crosby street between bIoome A1a
sS sfrs@s on Fridav evening next sth instant con
.nrr AZ haf.psst7 Subj-cs-" The Religious 1r0ends
Of Association seats free '
Fosr OTF1CT- NE's-YosK, Jan q, l.ta
t. The steamer Cambria VII iSa'7 - :. -,
on Ssursnx The 9TH inst Her mails ~. lose = -
ofhce On SATURDAY.. the 29th last, IL 10 A h E''A-e u
letter. and papers one cent each ard pre- PAao
IN II hObthI IL Aonh'S'
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cHRiSrY'S MINSTRELS.

The oldest estahished tanc n ne niec S'Ates r =
Chri.ty. - y Christy p Pieree- hsynos I. Aeoo.i,
4 Mazda ~ho.- orixinsi and irinitahe Concerts are
nishty honores With crowded and highly Respectable
ssdsnoss and universally admitted 10 excel every snee-
nent Of similar character offered IN this city.
Admission > children under ID years haf price
Doors open a. : oclock-Ccrc-rt will eomrence AZ =
On saturday. Jan. -. a. AyrrS~oo> CcNcSSr Door
open It = commence 81 oclock - l~is'
~ Ou Norssv Fvsrir n A. fhe BROOKLYN i~siIurs
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- TO LET IN wILLIAM-BURCb;E Las
e hrsssory brick store snc d~s.iss ~ sa -
P,eksp Ferry Immediate possession may be hsi-f-nt
500 Also the mocern built attic otck house WIN -.
btusrn seventh and shh within tea nio1tss wsls
of P.ckslip Ferry. Rent So possession l't Of May
premise rem Taos aS'y " cii'
-. FOH -ALE-Tne four 2. s,ory buek houses and
-. *, 90 IS, l0 asd 100 Twenty ioorthst oet~esn
second ssa Thrd sv.nls' Lots y ~ ~ s9oss.l
kass money NAY fsHsin sad the balance, 81
desired msy ts secured b. MORTGAGE On ether properJ
'' ~ IL I~ .''N'' RoE LocRW6oD. al sso.iw.y.
- FOE -AIk-The house snd lot p Edrsss.f
II second door sooye Crsndi To-, = - ~ iset 49,
- half the asplh Of tbs block Hoose or.s foai hss
IN with buek Terms favorable nqsrc 90 the pfsmi-e'
xiv
EAT PRIVATE s4LE-The two story snd siue
~ tss room affseheS-szs Of ot . BY ~ iset 49,
can remain bond sna norifsse fof psr''sd.fs sppy
70 IN lwl A J. BLEECkEH Aae''onssi. 'f'sa .
- To IET.-suildiss - Bo~srys ssiiso.s .er
r.. sroe.r or feed store Apply " FsIfh tOOrEA
- II bsIins .hp =. 80 -.
- STOCK OF CRUCkERY Tor sac snd store
n 70 Little sack zrd fixtures u De Old established
- ore 100 BoWery viii b disposed 81 On terms well
worthy attention q sny ore wishing 10 enssss IN Ne
sasiness. Iasslr. co The p,so...e. y. zSl.eod
"a TO MUSICAL SOCIETIES snd Arfirs To
= be let ihs isrzo Hall the srfrsnce u the Church
AA Of the Divine UIity, Broadway, resr Princest vel
1.s Rom In iront Of tLs zane suitable Tor studio Al,
plyto Us St.-l c > fRAsCls. 80 Broadway
-. FOR SALE OR LACBANGE-TeBih Ward
~ Tie modem built hgeest0ry trics house, With 5ase
- nsnt aud or6sg-cellsr, IA FcrsJih lot 2 ~ lv
fset house p ~ a. fe-tsla repets Si.a every con
.nisnes or rsntssl family hsvies PLACED fsrntars
0 a.. windows in front saincd s<J gar
n srbs mAntels sad CRATES bsbse, kitches Iscfe sfs
hot boiler Croton ~Ater 70 seconc s'o,y win A.
cod and shower uatt, marble TOP vash-stand &c -,
hou buit Dy the present owner 10 The oe-t
for oceopsney asd . in complete or'15 s,a.
beer psintes throughout, the last sumner ryL
viii "a Will be accommodating. apply a. /" "!s0S
is IIhkolwis'
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A &. FUTILE Aucuopeol.
nASA -.T. PROPERTY. Positive cal

DN>N-.T. PROPERTY ."FusfINt flTt On IHuIs
II d.y Feb J. Al u ocicck Al ho Merchants Exchange.
"A c TUrrlE will se AZ public auction on Thursday
Teb AZ - o'clock. NJ the Merchants kNchsnge the mod
rfn hYt "A story bnck house and LOT knoVn o bsDA o.
stween bereker and Fourth bailt In tho very beet
manner tor sentieman's private use, aud finished In
modern st,s with marble manies and Russia Iron sf,es
throughout mahogany doors aud plated furniture IA the
nrst story psnes each oor good basement aud sub
cellar with every convenience tor 'sniy who de
sire modern house contains 10 rooms Lot " BY -
house g feet deep with hst roof Title lndispufsbls
part OF the purchase money may remain on bond .nd mort
JUtIs
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THE HOME JOURNAL FOR ls4s.

NONNIs Z NTLLI1
THE IMMENSE EDITIONS Of the January numbers
Of th. universally popular Family Newspaper are de
apps-rng rapidly New Subscribers, who wish b pre-
serve all the chapters Of the and beautiful American
novel nov the o. publicsfon and flies Of The
work for 1913 can be Supplied with complete sets If i'm
nedists application be made The Home Journal - pre-
cisey what its title implies Journal for Home IL con
tain. an endless variety Il choice instructive refined and
ster msttsrthe amusing news and fosipot England
France snd America and chronicle Of news for iahe.
IL Is not only weekly Of the worlds progress but
a highly ornamental psror Newspaper 81 Pqu.nt and
peculiar interest H. IN short, the best and cheapest
paper by editors and by far che most enter
tanning snd Tn. terms only 81 year 9r
copies FOR - and The ONCE u publication is a. loI fgi'
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- AnnlomicnI Mn.enm.-Th. Mu.eum found.

~ Anatomical Nu-eum.-Ths Museum founded
a. the junction Of the bowery aud DvsiOns the most
feect Of the Kind In country sud Il requires only
visit there 70 mpn degree Of information 70 the unn
taied In snaomy ana Psychology, that will be matter OF
surprise aud astonim.nt 70 themselves They will leave
the place wondering that they could have remained
long contenec state Of Ignorance about themseves
The scientific too, will hpd advantage from the examina
ton o. the different Preparations here exhibited AMI
those IN search Of useful information will away
pressed with the importance o; truths in whsch they
deeply concerned We think, too that men Of immoral
habits cannot fail 10 derive proht from What nay here De
unlimited 20 their observation while those OF giruou
dispositions will be only the convinced Of the uece
sify Of leading and regular life. Amer Citizen
We commend this exhibition 10 the PATRONAGE Of the
public Us Sits
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pooK-BINDERS LEATHER,

BOOK-BINDERS LEATHER,
MUSLIN ac.rhs subscriber, Asent TOR Me'si. Lear
wi mouths Roberts Of Brids-iaDe, Fleet 81 and PAGE
wax B-rm0nds-y, London, viii import direct Tor tae
trade Msssrs L. R's whoesais prces, any OF tneif
vel Known superior msGufsctures subject 20 approval On
arrival.
sKIvEas-cochinesl, blue, maroon green, black pof
pie. cream, &c
CALF-Plau rur>~t
do -Colorsd-splendis eolor' (soPrLondon dressed
MOROCCOs-EsLrs sire. Turkey or cfosssfanso' AZ
colors
RUSSIA HlDES-yery large
BARK sKfNEKS-ROsns, bszils, splits, &c.
MUsLIss-B act and fancy colors and pattefn< tf't
quality, In whole and half pieces
Msssrs l. sst u prices. psttern- &c 70 o. seen Al
their AGENTS cALhVNooNf - 49,.
As-lecton hand. ~ <~iSs"'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
/, .rOR.pIACK arRRA--.,,,e,-r I'd

4 sTOR-PLACS OPERA.-Scces-ro hs,ntate
n sTrsss ms rsre1etfe sr- An hsstre foors com
rgnicsinE WITH Asior-pss- sad > ghth street vii be
"a ~ he snl I'd ne r-rfr THlS fNfNINt.
fln -. uil b presented 10 opers u CAPULErI T.
dONIEtlAli h1mco, sifra Cslsf "a sarih Psifi.
-r rrs spprarsrcs i1 A1rres;l efn~fte Sis q Ccrl-
d. Bsri. rebsiio. >ruov Frsae-s1o Rshr. Csre lio,
sisucr sef1rio ssii LonesFc, Sisnor Geis-pps Pie
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