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GA0RMAMAs

he truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth
- SO help us-foks.
~. PER CENT. BELOW COST.-An excellent oppor
~ Hny Is W" WINTER HII CLoTHI -ri 10 ~"
urn will dispose OF the entire stock OF thick goods the
above cun order to get clear Of as much as possible before
sa,,aef We have yet on hand large quantity OF Jiedry
coy faAls and s SsFf GOODS me 0'0N''s
bch We offer at the lowest cash prices VIZ:
"snrerine Bl'k French Cloth Dress and Frock COATS
Sutterine BIZ Doeskin PANTS;
,pp ssee Jane and Cotton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and DRAWERS of all kinds; Scaris, Cravats Gloves
ausieA''''' MOGRlDGE & ANTHON,
mli5 2lpf under St. Charles Hotel, corner Common ST.
CLOTHING AT COST.
mo close out our stock of WINTER GOODS. we offer
i the balance Of our Fine Fashionable Winter Clothing
Black sfsc French Cloth Dress and Frock COATS;
Fs ss a nd E S:s G sS and ad
Black and Fancy 7 Tw e d > do % arg, do;
Ciolh CLoAKs and OVERCOATs;
B black *, and Fancy Cashmere PANTS;
Fancy Merino and Cashmere VESTS;
Black Cashmere and Satin DO;
Ball and Evening do; -
Cotton Msgno, and Lamb, Wool TINSRREJREsRHH!RTs
Linen pS' and Cotton %cl SHIRTS; I>''' ''0''A
Embroidered Bosom do;
iras Sears Gloves uspcndcrs and all articles pertain
ine 10 Gentleman dressa OF which are made of The best
msterials and in the most fashionable stvie.
NORRIS Il WAY, No. p Camp,
mh5 2dp1m corner Common ST. under Hewlett Exchange.
FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.
NOW receiving complete assortment, containing every
IN article requisite for gentleman consisting
in part as follows
COATS
Black and fancy cold Merno Ffock and Dress COATS;
Do do. do Sack do;
Black Cashmere Frock, Dress and Sack do;
White and cOOTcd Linen Sack and itreSs do:
Nanknt and Bingham do do. do;
Alpaca and English ilerno do do. do
PANTS.
Dnb d. Etc, Mcrno and Alpaca PANTS;
Fa"ey col and white Linen Dni do;
Brow Linen, Maxim and Caslmeret do;
FL ch and American Cottonade, Drill, ctc ETC. Pants
VESTS.
White and fancy colored MareiIles VESTS;
DO. do. Sin and Linen do;
Bombazines and fancy cold SILK, etc, etc, Vests.
SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Fine Linen and Linen Bosom SHIRTS;
Bingham and colored Linen do;
Linen Check, Calico and Hickory do;
Gauze Merino UNDERSTANDS;
Do Cotton do;
slk Undershirts and DRAWERS;
Linen and Cotton Laced do;
Summer Nerino and Cotton knit Drawers,
Linen, Silk. Cotton and Kid GLOVES, etc etc.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS
ClOAkS-wih and without Sleeves;
Oyeena> Monkey Jackets and Capes;
Travelling Bags, l4egginEs storm Gaps etc, etc.
Which offer TO Sell al the lowest Market Price for Cash
NJ HUNTINGTON,
mho TN No. Magazine street, corner Canal street
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GUNS AND PISTOLs-A BARGAIN.
TIVE undersigned offers for sale RIFLES GUNS, Belt
IL and other flSfOLS, and complete of Gunsmth
TOOLS, at bargain. Persons wishing TO purchase the
whole Of The above win find teir advantage to
call on v LIBEAIF.
milo at Mr. Twins fremont House, ST. Charles st.
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE GOLD PENS, &c

FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE, GOLD PENS, &c
NELSON A. YOUNG, No Camp street, ~
= would respectfully invite the attention OF his faJA
friends and the public 10 his and extensive as - 5
sortment of fine English and Swiss >s&zsZ2
LEVER WATCHES,
from the best and most celebrated manHtac'oe OF London
Liverpool and Geneva carefully put up, and warranted IN
fine Gold Silver ases of the most approved Patterns,
suit aides Gentlemen Also, 10 very large assortment
of W iTtH MISUNDERSTANDING every variety of
Ladies and ientlemen Fine Gold ~ ARD CHAINS;
Vest and Fob CHAINS; Watch Ribbons;
Key, and Seals Of the latest and most fashionable patterns
Ladies Fashionable BROOCHES. "a great vanety;)
Diamond, Ruby Garnet, Pearl and Plain Gold FINGER
RI Nt;S NECKLACES. sc.
great variety OF teniIemen's Shirt Studs Sleeve and
Collar Buttons Breast Pins Scarf Pins, Seal Rings Silver
Suspender Buckles Gold and Silver Spectacles of every e
crption Cod and Silver Pencils Silver spoons Forks Cups
of every description, Ladies' Fine iverplaed Sheffield
Castos Candlesick, Trays; &C. Ley Brown and Spencer
celebrated Diamond pointed Gold Pens Gold or Silver
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods which he offers for
sale on the most reasonable terms
Persons from the country wishing purchase fine Time
Pieces OF Jewery, womb do well to call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
eE Particular attention giving to REPAIRING Clocks
and Watches at short notice, by the most kilfu workmen
be found in the country.
Every description Of JeWelry made and repaired to
order. nlh3 II
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STORAGE, STORAGE!! STORAGE!m

STORAGE! STORAGE!! STORAGE!!!
NsE the undersigned having been long engaged AVN
" ~ IN the Storage Business beg 10 inform our
TRENDS and the public that have for the coming
season, SIN WAREHOUSES, not surpassed hy any in
ti? city All OF them fire proof located in the Second Mu-
ncaly within short distance of the steamship and
ha'loals landing, they situated as follows:
INltDN-Fehonpouas street. corner Of Notre Dame and
" t.StERN I'oner Of Julia and Foucher streets.
fi'LitAN-'h tonlnece, St, of Girod and Nore
Dame streets.
CRESCEHf-on Now Leyee street, between Gaienuic
aud Suzcite streets.
PilQiNlN-on TchouptouIas street, between St Joseph
and Julia Streets
BRANCIt-Dn Notre Dame street bet ,yccn
and Magazine ) reefs.
We prepared TO receive all descriptions of Mer.
CiaudSc and Western produce, at low rates Our establish,
are 30 arranged that each description of goods KEN
entirely separate and distinct from that containing
any other. and having also large number of experienced
aborers cons antly in employ we enabled Offer
facilities Tor the receipt and delivery OF goods unequaled by
any similar establishment in this city.
EMERSON, TOURNE Il co,
mhj Sm l58 TcioupitouiaS street
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BLANK BOOKS


N1E would respectfully inform customers and ali
w Others who may want to purchase that we have
made large addition TO usually extensive stock OF
BLANK BOOKS consisting of Super Royal Royal. Me
dunn, Deny and Cap sizes in iu sets (some OF which are
tull bound Russia, and paged) Russia and Russia bands
full sheep and bali bonndnled all the forms in general
nse ALso-STEAMBOAT BOOKS of every kind
Trip and Memorandum Books of every form of Ruling
Every dissertation of BINDING and RULING done to or
der with the least possible delay We invite an eNamna
ton Of stock generally, among which will be found
everything necessary for the Counting house Private OF
lice, etc: etc DAVID FELT & CO.
mho lwis Sationers Hall, "a Chartres ST.
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FURNITURE, PLANO FoRTEs, &c.

EDWARD A. TYLER, % (iGGmg street, respectfully III
iinucs 70 offer for sale fine assortment Of WATCH tn
Els, SILVER WARE and FANCY GOODS Of FL s4
every description. WGches-he approved manu- g.
iactures of NJ; |. Tobias \ Co, VIM Cooper Go r. 5
fates Co., Taylor Sons and oies Gold and Silver
hunting and open faced eases. Steer Harr-conssins in
part Of Tea Table, Sugar Salt and Mustard Spoons Folks
Ladles Ca.!ors Cgs ritchers Toast racks, ee ETC., Ao
Work Dressing, Fancy and Odor Boxes, Writing Desks
ear Shell EnaneiIe'i and naid Gard Gases Se@ar Gases
Bead Bags, Head Ornaments, Bouquet Holders Ball Ia
bets etc etc, .Igctrg of every descnptionGot Guard
and Fob Chains Seals, Keys etc. Pens Pencils Thimbls
Bracelets, BROOCHES, Ear and Finger Rings, etc.
5FuRNlTU RE Rich Rosewood aud Mahogany
E%Ts=S FGrnure; Red and Blue Plush Velvet Sofas
- b. thakS, Nuomans, nivanS, etc. This Fnm
sc ture all custom, work and finished in the best
manner and equal TO any brought this make
PIANO FORTES-Iiavng The special agency of Ncs5r>
T. m 1lS IN Go and Nn na Sd fischers mn
SANITY regeiEng Pianos 81 ther manulac gs r r
., 81, and OcaEes, witt, and without coemanS HI0'ian
Attachment. These instruments all 0flCg>
having yess Patent Tuneabe Reeds by which there is no
difficulty IN keeping The lsoIin in with the Piano
Gg Sheet Music on hand and received as pub
liShed ml5 i'm
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Books, STATIONERY AND MUSIC


II BAKER Co, 80 Camp street, are now offering
H. their finely assorted stock prices 50 very low that the
most economical hardly fail be satisfied The atten
oh o. purchasers III quantities especially invited to this
establishment
SCHOOL BOOKS of all kinds are offered by wholesale
and retail at Il handsome discount from former prices
MEDICAL BoOkS-A great variety, lower than ever be-
fore offered in this market
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS-Suitable for Libraries: Il
large aSsortmenl-to which weekly additions are making
as they issue from the press.
PAMPHLETS AND CHEAP LITER ATI RF--Dealers
WILL be furnished at yee lower than before offered
w tedlirs are requested 10 call and examine.
81 AlItNERG--Ag good tssortment-alaptedo Counting
Houses, Schools, Families, Offices etc
Among the Books may be found
CHAPMAN > DRAWING BOOk-Fie most practical
and finished work ior Elementary Students ever pub
liShed.
WIldSON,S HISTORY OF TIE AMERICAN CON
TlNENT-Tle most authentic work on the subject
WATER CURE IN ~ MERICA-Gully on Water Cure,
Results OF iiydopathy and other valuable works the
nAXisS REVELATIONS IN CI.AIRVoy ANCE.
WELlS'S GRAMMAR OF ME ENGLISH Lam.
GuAtiE-A new School Book Of great popularity, and
geneF;Ily adopted ON examination.
SHEET MISfC-For Piano Forte, Voice. Guitar, clc-a
complete assortment, and weekly additions making
thereto of al new publications.
IHo!tE MUSIC BODkS-A great variety.
BOOKS OF Gl4EES DUETS, TRlOS etc
INSTRUCTION BOOkS-For all instruments in com
use.
GV Ill purchasers OF articles line of business are
requested 10 give call before making their Selections
nil0-lW ID. BAKER y co, SO Camp II,
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MAsSEAAMMENNS.

( fliARLES DEAKE q CO. Commission Merchants
- 6"o sup brokers, IS Common street. mh5
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PRuNE Your GRAPE VINEs.-Both for shade
and fruit. nothing is more serviceabe, in its way.
than the grape vine, attached to house. The fol-
lowing hints are from the Charleston Mercury:
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Y F SMITH 4 BROCKLEBANK, DENTISTS,
streets, New Orleans. 4 ~ mb5 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-18
NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 49, LS4S

solution of Parliament will take place, and an
appeal be made TO the country. General Lamo.
rlclere is appointed commandment Of the National
Guards.
Signed, THEIRS,
O. BARROT,
DUVERGIER,
D'HAURANNE,
LAMORICIERE "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
Liverpool Markets.

VIZ I7-I'7-- = y" TTT"|I--
Frr E'tf4HrfsI f.rrsr.-l ~ Do. l-s-
We have has ca--la-i .,-as ssas Cait'a
aret- ci ooaflsags aa lrof l r-..i.
re ias sai uii- 1rst Boz -fat go i-r'af boz s-
value oi is.- sas go C.it0a
n .fsfr f
anr sar~~ls lalr-ss l-arir
o tar uror aurfrsrF rt.
rs 1d--ne- ri
he ss~- tf te r-rk
'an A. o. 81, $50 Aaess a1i NarI- o.
Al "a. a. sn' So - 4. ai SIS ll r-r t Ast ls
nsr- ~-- iakfr -a -isfarl. sla 80 i1r
H. r4cIt or Fsr laart 40 ssr urtI.
az Ilt-l So a. ar uf-ss Al. la- aai ur.lr,
..dsass =
he ere rsrss. tsfs leTr1e f- 0sl-E. tl tf- b.
iafqr Of t-yrr, 49, aar. cay ff Gail e. sr tl
- asi;rr tx ne y
rtc- ---eF t.- l,N tts tfr- or-- si si
- r-y o1 Nlrat r- r-lr--r flr u --r
osrr- IL c-s s- q-t tr-a tlt, --e-. d.
f.srir an - =; f-1r.srs lalsa -'ei Al
- . las casr-r. N-s' nsr la
TIE rsa-strls lur~-'- sees a-1.rf Oh =.
= AZ ~ - f-i csi 80 30 t1s r-r f-.1
bel - ioaf- repository, BROWN. rhiFlkf GO.
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az>< To LET-The upper Ar 81 house = De-, -.
= krosdws sgiishie f0T large private ~ 1ai = t.s
ne house. confa.rrg Eve large rooms 40 a.. -
rooms Apply - nr WASH SGTO. -
ft fs IS Hruadx.r -.
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SHOW GASES AND SASHES.
HOPES EXPRESS

=, HOW OASIS AND SAsHEs Of every description
- made order Also show Cases always % band and
for sale q the rnsnlfaciOry
NJ gms JOHN y HOLMES % Deianrya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

Nix. WEBSTER AND GENERAL TAYLoR.-rhere
good story in circulation in the city respecting Mr.
Webster and General Taylor which Is worth repeating
though almost too good 20 be true u is said that Mr.
Webster sen, copy OF his MSrshned speech 10 Geuer.
lsy Tor ard since the election has received letter
from the Cd general acknowledging the receipt Of the
speeeh In regard TO the expression OF Mr. Webster
inst TIE nomination OF General Taylor for tsc Priest
dency was one not ~ 10 oc made the General SAYS be
was much Of Mr.. Wcbs,eTs opinion At tie time OF the
nomination but ihink.. that since the people OF the
United States OF Different opinion msy be 5cs,
ions Boston TrsveIier
FArAI ACCIDENT AT MtDDLEEORo'-Y tres
Lirss Lssf-Nesierdsy IS William Castles werch ant
F.tsey Ebcn CLARK snd two boys, OF the latter
were crossing the Long Poai, N.ddeboro Ia tsckinz
the boat csps.zed her. Castles until be could
/ nch tie bottom the other BOY, with Ptsley sad
Clark were drowned Pi,sley leaves wife and seven
children Cisrk wife and tive children. I, q stated
ths, they hsi been drinking rather freely Ia Fcetosn
Ptsley oeongs 10 Freeto~n the Others TO Nsdleeoro
New-Bediord Union
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roRr o. ,sw ,onK. DECEMBER

ARRIVED sh0 Es7ualc Nofrs. ii ny i G eslou cotton
nia-s@s Nurnt >sei company si Hsrs hnrtsgs, fHf
Yara sp STEPHEN tl-t1. Mo- 30 " rt f. hf- -
i.f. Renter tI f. Nl-fl ntf tr s,a, 80 b W h'H i
kiI.alre.
SID. r.n.-s Wbae ir fa1ion and - uosna 81 t. i Co .
Iae - pf.r--fs o. o. t- a- N. ps--i '1innrf
sr n,f ooHsfrt STANDING af sisf.ofrt .a'ss's eatr]
r.-f-f
sr ,bra Taanpso- N-sas sat GIBRALTAR. So f n.-. a
r.nhtf a piurn
ship Isanar1o ss. ~ fu Nof-ss nf.e % Msnr Tort
Hsrs Cc0r- al1 10 iy fu MOBILE, cotton, a. CO. ,lass,
f-lrlaa o..
.I' @e. At.fY 3 ~ less
ur t Ia5ls Io Beverly fs-l fn M.sal Pr
o. lhor-r1. LETT brg Haie Boston. n Nlfos
f Mar Aus- 1i Neso4B po, CD ssi 90 ni, nnc shee
lr. ft- nal AL rrs-- port
Br. stephen Bi Na.a-..-f Do a, hn sla-5. CB. coi'
srle Witr-y 4 Co.
Bas France. siva osy On Maehla. lumber
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CLERICAL CHANSEs.--We understand that Rev.
Levi Tucker, n OF thew st Baptist Church
OF this city. received letter last evening announcing
that unanimous call had hsen extended 10 hin, by
concurrent vote Of the Church and Society of the
Baldwin place Baptist Church, Boston to h.eome its
pastor at salary OF 5000 per anuurn The BALDWIN
place Church Is one OF the strongest sbest and oes,
churches In New England snd stands a, the head Of
those II the bspts, denomination In number. and in
huence and In its connections ~ith the various
enterprises OF the day Should Dr. Tucker ac,ert ,hs
call thus isiterinsly rendered he will succeed Rev
Baron Stow DID WHO is OF the moot eminent eler.
eymen OF the country, and who has ted the pulpit Of
the Baldwin place Church for the last nitesn years
Bat Com.
Observation-Disclosures from Merida, % the eth
OF October bad reached Havana announcing the arrival
that port from New Orleans of the schooner Harriet
with company of American volunteers and a supply
OF munitions OF The lacstecos had again tskca
I'D The offensive sgsnst their esrosroas foes aud had
marched several divisions in the direction Of the
s,foag OF the Indians TIE Nerds papers express
the strongest confidence in the speedy success OF the
advancing columns. and say that soon the national asg
viii again host over the cities OF NAlsdod snd
Ghosaco.
MURDER MAR GETTYSBURG, PA,-Frederick
Foster was found dead in his dwelling, Arends-
town. Adams coaaty, toe g7lh ult and strong sus
pieions have been directed sgsns; an indyidus who
Ted about the time OF Mr. fs desih. for BIS murder.
From the dsordered state OF the room aud the discovery
OF several olets Of wood the premises 6csmesred
with blood. there 10 doubt he braslly murdered
BY some individual who Intended to COMM. robbery
Mr.. r. was native OF Bavaria aged So years and was
bought 10 have considerable money.
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t4TaNTED-For he Easisr1, Mode and southern
" sac. men % crru'sf- srnsl WORK Agents csn
d-c~1s IN rapd -ti s. per Gay VII b. Insured a.
s.tivA MAJ .msl required FOR ~ ouini Apply
Il he Frav-r- rm 81 F4it1l-sf up stars. between ne
hanr. Of in A 81 ard 5 r II = il'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

~. undi0us manufacturing buildings or bfc. iaiey ,gif
49, for and occupied hy tie Schumacher fotffiy
Goerck--l sLautnns Lots 80 feel f0Dt By eei
inches deep Front hu ai1g stories ara baseneu hsh
81 f.- fuut hy p rect deep resr building AL hrpg ne
above 20 feet wide by % feet inches deep covering
entire los Upon the other ~ feet lo there l. too sn.
2sofy brick buildings and large and suhsisnts n .
ai The above property i suitable or any srd ofn,na
7 iclnng purpose A-o, Tors M flny rntst te~ Ne
Thrd-svenue The above propeny viii be -of ow, and
the sfesirf pau Of the pun base money may remso %
morgace Apply 10 r. . AMORf, ~ Fif''s'. @F
- Al PRIVATE ->It-A farm, IN ne IOWA
~ North Hampstead Greens County shout 70 mesfor
this Civ and rear ne fafosd, containing sheet |"
arres n hieh u cuve0n Possession can he ava
imMfd s-ly For farther particulars. apply iO
ID w A BLEENkFk AucLInneer. hIosaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
New-York Electoral College.

The College of Electors of the State OF New
York reassembed this morning in the Senate Chamber,
AZ 10 oclock-ihe hour to which the body stood sd
journed yesterday afternoon.
The proceedings we're opened with an appropriate
and ieryent prayer by Rev Wa. J XIII, ID. OF Albany
The roll of Electors then called, and the entire
Coege-36-was found to be present
On motion OF Hon. JonS COLLIER, the College
then proceeded to ballot for President, OF the United
States
The President named JoHN A. CoLLyKR and DANIEL
LOAD As teers
The roll OF Electors thereupon called, and each
klector. rs his name called. deposited his ballot
All the Electors having cast their voice the tcers
proceeded 10 canvass them.
Mr. LOAD. (thc canvass being cOmpeto) reported 10
the President that the whole number OF ballots was 81
all OF which were for ZACHARY TAILOR of the state Of
Louisiana, for President OF the United states.
This announcement was received with applause IRON
all parts OF the Chamber.
The President then announced that tho next business
in order would be To ballot for Vice President OF the
United States.
The roll OF electors again called by the Secretary
and each ciecior as his name was called deposited his
ballot. and the canvass having been completed
Mr.. Loan reported 20 the President that the whole
number OF votes cast was thirty sin all Of which
for MLIARD tILLMosE OF the state OF New York
The report was received with applause by the
Chamber.
The PkrSIpKNr then announced that distinct lists ut
the persons voted for President and ePresident
with the number of votes for each prepared and
ready Tor the signatures and certificates OF The Eecors
Eseh tector being required 10 sign tipllcste lists
ana uiphcsc tnNtiopcs--ulsd duty occupied some une
The PRESIDENT announced the next business in or
der 90 be the selection OF Messenger % convey the
vote OF the College 10 Washington
DxLos Z. SIT. OF Csttarsugas County, was chosen
STEPHEN fANcHER OF CsyugA was appointed Nee
senesr ~ deliver of the Certificates 10 the Judge
OF the United States for the Northern District OF New
York and JoSFrH HoxIE aud SAaVkL Freeman, =
Committee deposit OF the certificates In the Al
bany Post Office directed 10 the President OF the United
states Senate
Resolutions OF thanks 10 Dr htrF. aud 10 the rrss
dent and Secretary OF the College were adopted.
. Also that the College in body wait upon the Coy
esnor.
And then the College adjourned.
Alb Argus "Wednesday evening
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
For the New-York Tribune.
TIE BUSINESS OF LIFE.

For the New YORK Iribune
THE BUSINESS OF LIFE.
n WOULD shake this lethargy away,
Nor let IL 10 inaction bend me now
II gathers ike mist around my brow,
That / can scarce discern LIES Purer ray
Sunshine or cloud above, know tbs day
And should be al work--behind me piow
OR elsewhere for 1t matters little no"
Or what toll at, my part pay
Labor Of brain or hsnd-yea, both should De
The Business Of Lne'--the .ae Oh one
who seeks a MAN 70 live righ, earnestly
Ia the Eternity which IS begun
With our frat hearttbEob. Life 70 thee and me
Isthe bret Day in which oar Work IS done.
Repetition " JAsrsh Si~bi-
~ In answer 10 Nj Bixbys question, we say zee.
I'd TIT.
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MINING COMPANIES.

Upper CANADA MINING COMPANY -Nouce
Is hereby given hsl farther nstamrni oi seven pence
hstpenuy ~ c per share upon AL the assesssne shts
OF he Upper Canada Mining Company has been ca4ed M
PAYABLE before the thirteenth day 81 DeccuNef newt
al the Office OF the Compsnyin Hamilton. o. " Messs W
x Currie Agents No. - Malst Newly ORR BY order
OF the Board of Directors, h b WILSON, Secreitry
Office ofthe L { VI Co Hamilton. Oct p. 1873 n3 ls~tOlS
Upper CANADA MINING COMPANY Notice
lis hereby given that All shsfes Of the Cspits Sccs o
Upper Canada Mining Company m default Tor sny rs
sessnenl or assessments que. VIII be forfeited o Ne
use OF the Company the thirteenth day " Decs uhe
next unless The with interest thereon be sooner psi
without any other or farther notice by order OF The kosrd
Of Directors n 4 WILSON. Secretary.
Once ofihe u. {. NJ Co HsmonOci y. lsiS ~ !a~tDlS
NOTICE Is hereby given. IN accordance with The sec
VOID Of the act Of Incorporation ol The kocAy
Hl Mining and Manufacturing Company. ths Al election
for Directors year. viii be- held a. Ju
lines Hotel. ~ Princeton NeWlersey, ON Tuesday Jan
nav 3 1870 between the hours II and ~ 81 ouirT
of the Company HUGH CRAIG. President
Dawn 4 SkFgRrrr. Treasurer. 81 lawfw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

NOTICE hereby gven that th- uni- gnei have bsl fa5
~ pointed TRUSTEES the matter OF - firhn~at sr.as ~
estate of HORACE GRAY sai NAEHANikL FRANCS. <1fes
dent d-bors and that m indebted n such ft1 fr
By The ll DAY of De- nh~f ioi. a. Che nto p X Dog g-du'
saN Iflsses, Nfehs render a All De- 70 faiiln
~ money b them re-l -fF- ~ s1ci fussss a. % ~
Aud also s persons having their PnfsN
Hflch debtors required % deliver r he sff fas
the sad Iih Gas u D-f@mbsr 1915 AID also all cred sa
debtors required % isF@f Their tl tsraes
s -ai Tr.ees othen hs ninth "a Of Janlsp s
h. DOt6. Jf.
CfNrs ROARDNAN f1ut'~'
ra4f4 ALFRED A. JOHNSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

The exports from this por, from Nov. s- to De-

o. L'r~F.i ~ eo.s tisaf i,5 so Ea.n 7.s Turr-
ie. fss On Apples te fors o. Breed d 80 bush f.r
90 i Mhss .aott Pc Bacon l-1gl o. Ct---s d. -sf s
lart soc o. tease ~ beet 7 hhf Tobscco slrf rss
si~rn OF. - tltV stite-
10 Leraaa-li - CH-s- o. tn o. Ham ~ o. O
Gaze, lllt ~ lhCo ilhi Llft 10 logan sfires SEQ tt
f.i D. ea A-a e. o. Fora iN i0. Arpiea. rH O. Beef
III br-ai- la tt. tifar zee fe Kn-Il Nril -i %
Tn, DID e. hee i brr l .1- irsorf foblst Com
o. Wheat q ,-l rs oeT-e .a 81 taf Co. Ht1ls
te Better
r. 1aassrf. l'f htIs flr. Nas Tnl IHt
Cen luas -Nen k.sl rs o. B--i Beef 80
a- Core s'.-l o. Ltrc 7.ilt i- Eaioa
titi-. o. HTrH Nf
n ttesa $3.50 Dol. = rr. liei aa sag stla. .I
q harrf ill t1l- fsts-a. -n o. tsstor - --
.ttlo les Wht-toae, 81 hi. Z i.t Eafs to. Klt