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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
J FARM ArJANiAICA,L.I. asa Nsw.yorL :

NJ Az exeelsat t,fn Of 81 -cf.., sso John Dtmis
- hall a mile east OF Jsmsca Village, having beaut
IA front on tbs ungis- rosd from Jamaica TO Jsf
cho, Hampstead, BsOy Oh, sc with spaei"ps mans on
mouse. ba aud out D1ains the young orchard bsssily
numbered well w.ered s-nieoi D-isnocrnocf, ehafehes
ed. mics, sc numsfous-haf an hour from Ne~-r"tby
Railroad saOu walk ffO the DEPOT, where the cars Tot
Inc ~ leave sewers, times each ds, Cctsin 20 sait sea-
temen .hiDs .sre 10 tho couaty snd do business In
lbs cily daily Thfesfonrhs a. he purchase money esn
remain ten y. ar. on mortgage The usdesssd, reading
& hasset distant from the pfop-fty quite ss1-
.Us 70 sell will exchange 10 for Nrwiok CITY proper
~ I,ns 10 the bounds OF Nassau Pearl John 900 spruce
IS lie Gao be- Ia New fofk every Wsdassdsy from
2 until pm al - Nassal-sL IA. u. ONDEkDUSk.
laslO~is,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS.

FkDM GENOA
SIG. SPfSETTO5 wonirrful Csnaries perform ever
- AZ and evening 81 - Broad way, usay 0Ppost- fht
Theaer fh- - O and T. a. ~ and D.
T. sud a ock 2. NJ. They perform ca The sack sot
fkht the char, smoke Pc represent b. oeah
u Marsha Ney. some Of these bro. h4t7 been IN
training over years. Admission p ceats-ehld5en hall
price. u Us
DHiLHAeMONrC >OCItIY.-sizth season
L second Concert The On lscSrrrs and mem0-is are
culiy informed that the second Concert Of this
500 will ta.e place 81 the Apollo Rooms. 90 SATURDAY
Jan -ubscri ptionr received a. the store Of
N-.sfs echarfeuberg LUIS. by order,
n 5,issAW l. ENSIGN, Secretary,
I'VE GREEK SLAVE, corner OF Broadway and
1 Leon.rd-sr This staue, By Powers, viii remain n
S-u-York until Jan 3f1 inst Al tickets issued
siue- the sth Of Ocg will b. available a. fh- close Of the
..sson >nge admission, 5 eta season csets 81 ca
hoars OF exthiuou from NJ until Do P ~ d tsssoo
= ,IERICAN NIsttii.-P. 7. saaSUN. Proprie
A t1f. = HfTcpc0cx Msns-er spien'id Exhbiti0ss
snf P.-frr .rees this sfer Goa a. Oc0-k sn1 this
-v-ui,s A. hsf p,s; The Mssg-r has reer Of he
e.rrnos7 y OF BFDOCfN tRa.S CanPBtLLs ETH
OpEAN- SFRFNAuERS, GREAT AE,FEfN m The
Did SOL. IVORY CRIclslAs SHAh> 'fREAS
rAsINEf: sI~>Es JULIEN WlIrLOCk; LlNIs sc
a All, OlrTAsG. Wax Fixurss Lix-uess-s rn1 Tor
,r.it. of ne AMI TAD CAPTIVE SLAVES. o. ZEN
VICTORIA &c MADAME ROCKWELL, Famous ? OF
tune Wax MODEL OF THE HUMAN BODY,
% - go r,r,,s,, y A. 81 -xtrs charse of a.
o,ls., 10 t,. .ofr . caiicr-n urcer 10 years
~ - nd "a -roush o. ~sis z4Ors, L.. senls-
p-ssrv-S fro-t .s.fs 10 each errr. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
.ASFsRg's MAMMOTH PANukaNk % Z
MI SSISSIPPI RIVER

LAkgfsf FASTING ~ the WOULD
DAlSTEO on THREE MILES or CANVAS Tx
tibung view of country 30 miles IN length. extend
ing from he mouth q. the Missouri River % TIE cry
SeS-Orieans and reaching over of latitude
BEING Tx LARGEST PAINTING N THE WORLD
open every evening Sundays excepted ~ the MN
PANORAMA BUILDING no Broadway. a1ioining Nih.oi
Gsrurn. Admission ~ cents, children hsli price hs
Panorama VIII commence moving et O'clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions Wednesdays and Saturdays 81
3o'ci0ck. seats secured from 10 al l. o'clock A. NJ
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DOMESTIC NEGOTIATIONS.

CHARLESr0N-Steamshp North rner-7 bales cotton
@ Bulkley-l04 Suyder-sl TO ordrr-65 do ard 81
bbs rice Jos Fmerice-2 boxes specie Eobitts-2 do
Bipghsn Csrhart-l do J @ Wihter-varions PACKAGE
TO ID Lathrop, seaman Co. Express VI Cody. HaIra
Sprouts Co. Knox. MeIves Dougies Stewart, Bed
ford Frost. Il w White. Wood Huges, w Fslen.
G Grav 81 ID Cruiger A Ossn. Colhlro l-elin II ; Le
verich n Dixon, w spcford. r John Fodins,
] Hall " @ Bininger } r Hshefsh.n. Dursnd
Moore Gal. a Heydod Creighton. Douglas Rogert. w
Never Sill 4 Thompson. nchiole, batchel sehon'
berg , VI enlesmsn, II Csssgen, Lndieus Miss Nc
Dowall. L Dickson, Mrs u Denny,JW TuIte' White
A 5 Glass
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WANTED The advertiser ~iil give good men
W chance Of max % from $ 20 go per Ia SCI
hns books Some are wanted to 20 into th- country
PsedleIs supplied with cheap book. a. very low prices
Apply al the ohce Of he g. Y Publication Co fpt Nass.c
h1i dng-erfrarre fhroueh the baseueuf b L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
THE NEW WORLD

-ConfalLlns the hrst chapters OF
i LIPPARO'S NEW NOVEL,
THE EMPIRE CITY, or N-w-Yo.k ~ \ xht aid Day,
by George LippArd Esq author Of Toe Quaker City,
Legends OF the Revelation, Washington his Gen
erals Ac
Also several new chapters Of The Seven Capital Sins
by Eugene sue
Also continuation Of Miss MArtnszus Lstters from the
Holy Ls1d.
TSsether with beautiful story. emitted CSincideaees.
Mish great variety 4 Interesting arucles-
Subscribe tor The New World, The cheapest best and
abandonment Of al the weekly news spers
only - year or Tor SIX monihs once 10 -.sau-
st Ns,x-Y0rk ], 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

EXPULSION OF TIE JEsUITs, &c. FROM SwrTzER-
LAsD-Late London papers contain the decree Of
the Provisional Government OF Fribourg, signed by
the President and Chancellor. The following is an
extract
1--WE have decreed The Jesuits, corporations
congregations teachers. and professors affiliated 10
that order, forever banished from the Fribourg
territory. This measure applies To the Jesuts. the
LignorIaos, the MarIaOites or Freres Ign0rdntils,
the Brethren OF the Christian Doctrine, the Sisters
of ST. Joseph. the Sisters Of 81. Vincent Of Paule
and the Nuns Of the Holy Heart Congregations
and corporations Of that description shall not in f1-
ture be permitted TO settle in the Canton under any
denomination or pretext whatsoever, 10 purchase
property in II, or TO direct public private estab-
nents for the education OF youth. The individuals
belonging to those orders and congregations shall
quit within the space Of thrice twenty four hours
from the publication Of the present decree. AN
the property, movable or real, possessed by the
aforementioned corporations is to become the
property Of the State and its proceeds to be ap
Piled to public instruction"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

" Notice.-A series Of discourse will he preached
IN the Mefcerst Pre.bi terrain Church sabbath
inssoy ministers Of different Evan fscs DENOMINATIONS
Rev. Mr sTOaRs Of the Church Of ih- Psfus IN Brook
lyn will preach next sabbath evening, Jan 9 Service
will commence at o'clock II
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THE CoCKNEY


IN AMERICA, proiu.eIy illusIated - Martn-Let al
the admirers Of Dckins. Troliope and ID genus and a.
al ho love laugh read how Mr. Trpoiemus >nOo<.
fared among the AbCugines Price = cents
The Heads Of the reaoies, romance, By Frederick
Soue This 10 most interesting story founded the
wonderful and perioas adventures Of P-fkn WsTbeck
sud the most thrilling scenes IN English History. Price
- cts.
The Last IncarnationGospel Legends OF the 18th
fury by A. Coz Trans atsd ny Francis Geo Shaw
The besoul language and hne moral tendency Of this
work should commend 10 10 every resder Price p cts
The Splendor Of Versailles and the Court OF Louis XIV
The aao the vices Of L0uis mghy Court pass In
review before az IA this pleasing book Prce = cts.
The Champions Of Freedom or the Mysterious Chief BY
Samuel " oodworth. Price p cts.
The Chefiain Of Cburubusco, or the Spectre Of the
CahedrA. Price - cls.
The Quiet Husband. by Miss Pickering Price p cts.
Pictorial E0gisnd No 3j. Pnce p cts.
The Graduates Of the United states Military Academy
giving al Necessary Information
ALI GEORGE SANDS WORKS
Consueo. 3 vols Price 80.
Countess OF RudOlstsdf, the sequel TO do. 81
Devils Pool
JOGrneyman Joiner. Price - ctz
Agents aud others supplied ou the best terms BY
ID 2us W a GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings.
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ALLEN DoDVORTH>
PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,

~ BIO me- - Dear bruf1~ff.
NEN CLASSES jest forming Tor Quairil'e Dancing
Nand Walking al and on tuesday AMI Friday eve
nings
class forming far the Polka Redows and other Dances
Al on the evening
Class for ladies' children Tuesday and ss,ur-
day afternoon.
Sorets twice a nth, confined entirely 70 the pupils
Private lessons AZ time not occupied BY the clzse
1rteo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

~ Nofice.-Presching at Rev DR. LASsiSe's Church,
Chryse-s D-lsoey-st At the usual hnurs Lord
Day, JenuzryS The pubic sfs invited 70 attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

Rev Dr. RYDsE, President Of the College q the Boly
Cross Worcester, NsssachDsstts vi lecture IN tbs
Church sunday evening, January l546 at O'Clock
Subject" The Pepal Authority Beneficial % Society %
Tcs.25 cents each, for The benefit Of the Poor Of The
Ch0rehoan be bad At T. Danig sns Isl Futun-st and Il
the door Of the Church the evening u the Lecture
~ should The weather be bad the Lecture l be post
poned % the next Sunday A afL..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
NOTICES.


WALLACE, pssorl VIII oPea, 40 SIX esnth a. b-tw,en
sixth ADD seventh sTerues to morro~ (sh iu.t Pabe
worship ~ill be bell AZ 10 AN p " add o'clock IN
the evening P1bic service will be held fhele ever
Sabbath, ii the usual hours. j3lt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
e. WORK.-IIOPs TO LET-WITH A sTEAM

~ the fTtfnIsFs tfo feS ot 10 suu
- u How~Ty, and A. s0d a Elissbeth o., There are
three ba.inss sinins shout 10 rooms Some OF the
raey .ether With the steam The buildings
been repaired ana are 10 good fsnsble order
Inc premises aye nov vacant and be given
Immediately Entrance from the Bowery and . esr.vay
tom tlilsbethsL Apply al RAYNORs Bookstore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

WANTED-A plTt-er 10 the Cssh Dry Cords Job
w hing oasisess. with cash esp tai Of $500 Ore
Who hss th- above capital with cd soov edge q tn
Dr. Goods business form very able connection
the lst Of February neat Address 3. B. Tribune
Otlce, with real name" j. ztis'
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DIR. MOTIFS
RALsANic COUCH SYRUP, pace . cenisPer Ociil'
W j. l~isSW5s
PRACTICAL ROORREEPING


No. 50 tEDAR Sr-Ar. q. c. MARSH. Accountant.
l\ssthor OF ne science Of Drube-enlry boos-ksep-
ins ID Il ned I'D the Art Of >inse entry rokseep
frg lmofov-5," continues 10 teach Th- pa
becomes familiar from srtca 9Th al the books
stirutug set ald Of good capacity sill BY tnls
rouf.e become conpe box keeper a.out rloufh.
ard vi receiv eeruhe2e 70 that eject geetus-s
x,tb terms obtainei the mons rom NJ u Isis
u,yE>I~G -CHsOI. 5g7i Broadway Mr. CHAM
II BEKLAl>S Eseulog Glasses IN ~Titin9 feeoins an '
To.h Grammar vii be open aaiiliae sth ms Tor the -d-
ni,.on OF thus- d-.ire - 10 t-m rn.st- 7s-oas
s.s the 64y N ~ritiEs Arih@ee ooos see
ips. Read ibg. Orammsr, &c = -
CRor- yILLRPLtIT's EVENING CLASSES
IN FREN H-PROF 'tbLrrLAt 80 -. = 80 q
Gr-~n~-st n.,r Eishthsf ard seatiernea ~i'nsnt
come well accasiatrc with th-t snsusg IN sio'e
A, -. ~ rnsn- ander his instruction rnf efs--fs
ana psrteal.rs lie refers - H. Il. NE"AAS Z -. 80
Bro.a~sy = -
a 'ANUhLABIkA AM GIKANDOLtc-oI.-.'- -.
~ veref bfouf-d, for mante ornAn'enS ~
tured and for sale ~hoesal, and rstsll. oy
nSe DlETL, BROTHER CO 10 "iliAo"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

lack FROST kept oct OF doors for 80 sents.-We
y have received a.s0rtIrent OF Amess pat NJ sum
elastic Door Springs These door springs plain BANDS
OF nd rubber better parpos- than the ms 81
elastic eel or brass spring They sble out
Of orcer they affected by the sud can
be taken Of replaced when ue>essay For sac by
JOHN J. Brown 4 co.
Ia Eulton. NEAR Nasssu-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

ANATOMICAL MU-Et nrAi The j9hstion Ct
III. .efoo the b-st Il he kni 10 The eoaatrY con
tsue, 70 dr. erozas Of Writer'S Ane al sarishsd, de-
$3.50 - -. - Thls 10 The ladies' sy-and every
v...ss.v .o-r-rot, from - n. al sarsef which
1870 Az Vii be 10 sitssosnee 70 sse explanation.
si.aSi1 -r,-rt.furnrns very evening". ciE
,-Iori,~L s-ui.. on 70 the -hol- IS ca. IS lwi.'
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WANTS.
u Al nferS 70 Adv<r,ve'a<nts ssA By na,i mari Be
Past-ysid, tAeS al. BE- ilsea u tie Oet.
WANTED-Psl.on. rL.alaE q EIaynsa.. psrra.a.al

WANTED clerk salary eco; Also .ai.snen.-
w Can to-day 90 10 T. o. IS Cha hsm - y. CONNER
ciz Col To yeas estsb bed Places insured Co5n-
try onss preferred. Orders filed free. daily
y y -Bs~srs q as-ncies j3 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

MELANCHOLY AcCIDENT-On Thursday last,
while WIN Taylor Jr aud David Gouger residing az the
French Lake Sheffield, returning home from The
house OF Henry Tresdwe. the s.. John. skaed
into aIr-hoe in the lake. in sight Of their homes. ard
were both drowned Montreal Herald.
"a Mr. Polk has just sent two messages 10
Congress. The cry Of the first ia Death and ugaon
10 Mexco and that of the second Snaes and
TO domestic commerce :" Louisville Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
81 50O A YOUNG NAN with active aud TEN

I'fAtHEh.-Ay young lady experienced 10 tesc ing
Il mathematics and tbs higher E.sish branches, would
Ike situation IN select school or private izu mode
rate terms Address A. NJ tins Office az zwsOcis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
Court CoIcudorTeIs DAY.

COMMON PLEAS Monday Part I-Nos lz7. 10. 1911.
|, s. 80, 65 e., lCl III. Part IINos &c. 100 = 30,
~ 33s Is Sc 7G 90 ~, So a. 80, 3s 40, as 49, g. 81,
Gu rs 3.2 los
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

- Splendid Gofhic Bell Puiis.-The attention
81 gentlemen invited 70 the suhscribers nsw and
splendid style of Gothic and Shield Pattern Bell Pulls,
Door Psfea, Number Plates. &c. They entirely new
ana original designs, ard The extensive variety OF pat
wi enable those Of peculiar taste a. select such
a. are sure % piea,e them. h. ROBERTS,
Il l~Is I~na9t paa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
BOOK TRADE.
NEW ENGLISH WORKS.

DER Caledonia. APPLETON x CO have i'm.
ported
Burkes Historic Lands Of Eogland, I vol.
Wheweils College chapel Sermons, vol
Flow ers auo their Kindred Thoughts, superb volume.
The Good Shuu ammit-, act cue morocco. by Hsydsy
Bishop JEWELS Works, edited BY DR.. jeff, vol. J.
John Johnsons Works. vol ?.
Hicks Trestises, vol 2; B-hop Wilson's Works, vol. 3.
BUrners Hstory OF the Reformation, abridged by Cor
ne. vol
historic Gallery Of Paintings, vol !.
IsdY ghby Diary farther continuation, old style
Jaoe Eyre sut9bIosf aphv, vol-
Nouirs Life ofJesus Chr- In Glory, edited by Pusey.
Lsndons H-lienics enlarged and complete.
Legh Hunts Jar OF Honey from Mount illustrated
Seweifs Residence at II Columbia College.
Jsmes- Thoughts on the Fathers.
TsyoT's Eve OF the Conquest, and other Poems
Pstres A pos 'Oca new edition vOis.
Aodersens Dean of Little SUI illustrated
baretts Mechanic. Gaskin's Oeom SUlutl0ns
Griebs German and English Dictionary, vol s-ge SvO
Land We Live 10. lllustfafed vol b. Xrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

We wish some OF the mad Northern AbOlitionis's
could have been present and witnessed the line
OF oftbe Virginia railroads last week II the
ing between family Of slaves and their mistress, widow
lady who had been 10 spend the Christmas holidays
her farm. and returning 10 during the Winter IN
neighoortng city Her slaves, male snd female, old and
yeuDg 20 tho humber OF twenty thirty. accompanied
their mistress railroad and there took leave u her
with sucn sfcting demOns atoms Of gratitude and arec
t0D that there but low dry the lockers
They implored bless ~ upon her head, crowded
around her with prayers for her welfare ans happiness
and held their children 20 her that thes might look
upon HON they loved, and who evident cared
much for their welfare As long The remained
their sight they stood waving their mats and handker
CHIEFS and sending after their mistress their evidently
heart felt wishes for her health and ssiey and their hope
for her speedy return The good l7dv ovefpOwered with
the sank Ia her and sobbed slnud 1t Is such
these III show how the evil Of Slavery may he
uiiisated and alleviseo and how the kindness of the
master may call the gratitude aud, Of course, almost
abe good conduct Of the slave. Alex. Gazette.
" We are not OF the run mad Northern
Aboitionists andtderrfore itmsy be Impairment to
offer remark suggested by this statement. AID
hitting it to be true-snd we have no reason to
doubt tive should be glad to know If the attach
ment Of these slaves 10 their mistress is good and
sufficient reason why the owner OF slaves IN Nir-
ginia should have political Influence over his
Northern neighbor n the proportion OF three 10 tco.
That feature of Slavery which is most calling 70 as,
is the advantage it gives 10 an owner Of three ne
groes to govern five white men. whose cattle hap
pen to be of some other color. Boston Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
F-.-- -,s,.,.ssszs1 NETWORK AND ERlH
~ sTa1sssSTI BAILKOAD EXTENDED TO
PORT yERvIS,--Wlntsf Arrange

uenff.
90 Fnday, Jsogry 7, add until farther notice the az
fsseo. trains Will each way daily except ssa'
fos PAssgssEss--Lesys N.w.York, By steamboat from
fOotOi Ds,ne-st a. u ocloes a.
Leave POd Jersie at 81 OciOl I. A d.
Leave Ou,slls at ddlstown at Goshen ct ~ end
Chester O'Clock A. NJ stopping each way o. the ssvs-
IA inferDledlaie PASSENGER stations
10 30 packages parcels, or trunks, Except psrsosa
baggage consist Of cothiIg, not exceeding vii
fc b. passenger boat of sios unis ~ spseid
sgreHent aud DleBt maze Ia sdyancc ia When ceee
the sl yea vii be- discreet Of the sseot rot ex
eesdnz double Ia. published he sht fses Appiicsfion
h. New 70 be made 10 M / y. Cisrksoa, AGENT
he ofics loot VI Duane 81 uSoo whoss ~
articles will b. received on board tho sesmbosf ano
for1srd.d apoa he passenger train. tbs Comesay wul
esyOa,Ible q article ~baieysf seat ~ the tsses
fef boat ~ trsin ueIess u be oay rec e'sd fos
sgeat duly authorized spns personal bseSsss when
.Pas n chsfse Of he ,sss..s s,Assn
bags Samuel March, Henry seyd.n, Jf and Dsnhnk
Leave 20 Je vie al O'c oc< AN.
Lave Ot,rl at aidd!stown ct u, Goshen q ios
s1o Ch,.t,r at ~ AN -
S-s.s...-.-i<'un ia oornscii>a With the stssm6oe9
NLich TOYS the freight bsrgss, leaving
Nss Y0fA a. O'Clock ~ and ordinarily arriving ~ Pier
% TINS Tor tho I, sta from " 0cock fog
Port JeTyis, srd All intesmsdlss stsii,ns.
Lave orr Jeryis =, IA N. Otsviis otdlst0wp H.
Cohen D. Chester a. Ta,nsrst Aosssy and arrive -
Psfmost a, 0eees, th-oes leaving fof Ssw fefk ~
c,iotsbs steamboat IS soon - q mia pat On eSsse
and The bsrf- % IA readiness
. 90 bsrtbs oil % provided ca board the boss u y
cents and mssis at37f csois eseh
NIB. Person. h1siss Steles lost dsmssed o. ssnsess-
sanity ed Ie9asst~d 20 eommun cate sbe rect -
~rt,nx med lately l. Post sso't ofIrsw poftefios
Office Pie mott For other ieforms'io7 toqui o. the
Dtpos Agents. the sopt Of Transportation, ~ he
Ia a. H. C. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

~ Mariners Church.-Rsv. Bishop JASfs viii
pfeseb to morrow (Sandsyl morning in the Mariner
Church in kooseveltst. Service commences half
pat % o'clock B L.
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NOTICES.

~ Church OF NJ. George The Martyr, IT'S
Wooster-st between Houston and BleeekeT sts-Dlvine
service Sunday At ~ AN aud "A ~ when tn SET.
will bo preached BY Rev. FRANCIS SisroN Rector Of
Emmanuel Chorch, Brooklyn. Brinsh emifrsnts and
English residents. who have stated pace Of worship
pa tiealarly invited to attend. Seats free IL
- Brooklyn Tabcrnncle-corner Falton-st snd
fnesp Services sandsy morning at lr by b. Gko
DExsE Evening ct 7Leetore BY Rev. T. B. TasyxR On
shs Miracles bsiss the second lecture Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

M ANTED-A slted b an American woman. Of md
w die sirusron e. houses.ep-r. nurse, good
ok The best dati0Is can Be giq-1. App
Js PaIk-fow lup s-sirsi Or box 80 Posi Once. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

CAREY HART rhiladeii lial Wi. publish Nov sud
- Then, Tale by Warren, author Of Ten Ihoufand q
Year" in Vol. :, cents.
Whom 10 Mary Ne 4.
Corqa-st OF California aud New Mexico. BY J. Madison
Cuts of Washngt0n, ilh Portraits Of Gen. hearn-y and
CO.. Ffem0Dt
Secret AID Historical Memoirs q The Empress joseph
inc By Msd'e lie N0rmsud translated from toe French
BY J. N. Howsrc Esq. vols .
A bistory Of the Cci.0raied Women q france ~ d.
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CHRISTY,S mINs-RELs.

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similar character offered 10 thu city Admission
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DETER MILNE, formerly Of Harmony He'll, has
II opened The house SO Cenfre-st where be will be glad
% see bis friends AID the public in general y L.
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