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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19
sons Of New-York In wisconsin.

The second anniversary festival Of the Excelsior
Society. Milwaukee, was held on the evening OF
2sth ult TX. Gov. DOty ia the Chair. The account
of,s sayings and dongs fills over four columns Of the
Sentinel and Ga-ate There were mirth and
hilarity, eloquent and piquant speeches, joyous
songs, aud many happy sentiment and patriotic
toast both regulars and volunteers, Of which take
sspecimen.
r, Ius,s MuLEK r.. STATE Of Nsss- YorF--Grssf in
Territory great Commerce greatest u ali ia the enter
By Mr. wv NJ CuxsIScHaw Du,ck p.stseri- YTn+,s
,I,.,, ttseonsa rad ciildrcH- better.
Nv ~. l,t yice-Presid-nt, Mr.. 4. CRkAEE Tas Nag
net,s Tsksrayi from hastse % buTa0.it uniIes Tho
land OF oar birth with the home Of our Adoption may
make them IN Interest one In progress aud one n
~ NJ, Jr,Irs wmrE: The Erytdihon Of "a, D,.iei up
~ So~ft R,-er ~ ,ssrci Of North usn PuiaE-Ther
descendants have pursued ths sApoaoh iaf enough 1
AZ D. NcVicKEK. Sd Wee President Aiu7fasse tae
p@.ncr CIV 81 as Bsff-Bgt twelve yeaIs since station
Tor he trader che 1o~ number. four cen thousand
bu,v populaton Having laid her f5unda ems broad
- Se@o % Churches anf Common schools her course .
onsN 40 Sc.frEoS- Tie Mssssry Of n. Wtt elm
Wbo.- .isausic intellect and almost divine sasseity
,.t.d I'D accent she'd the construction " tie Erie
Cana-a IL monument % rs ~ noty ifes.l iAs hs1
~ vbieh wealth aad prosperity lo~ 70 every town 4nd
hA p. ~ ~ FiSca Jr Tss Cs-csnnsu s-sesir Of re-
Eapire Saff-iu ~hich tL- o-sce-nAIs oi tns
..,ts-. 49, n Dor could have taught them.
n. NJ gutsoEE ~ Msm0ry Of tis As1-- bas l4Hf
Coss-fsswho s7ocpra ~ as o..n ''' LAKE Si'n- -
Bv NJ wv. NJ CuSSiSsH.Ai bsosel'rf y ~ 1nf,rf
Sfaf,-Au ed f-ilsug ~ r.tlre-il-ny osdie.o"s y
per.u.on-but none ed fellows Tor pesent % future en-
sP,sx Cos. Grussss CARL saS Gsns5ss Jpasa
-BSth slwsJ. above par IN every msrss-
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~sc-ze LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS < a
NCtk FOR FOREIGN PORTS dn

y Letter baGs sfs oRen a ne omce d,
u The n-w-iors Tribune fo al Foreign forts, snd al
letters aod asw,psper. deposited 10 this once viii always
Be- forwarded BY the very earliest vessels THIS depart
ment under the special supervision Of }. b. hO~Ek
Ysr well known Tor many years the experienced and
scisn. Superintendent VI the Foreign Letter Depart
Ensns VI ID. Nsv-Yors City Post Ohcs
~ Letters and Newspapers will be receives Il
the Foreign Ship Letter Office Of the Ns~-fork Tribune
for Tie pzcket-ship NETWORK, Capt Lynes, which
ais for H4sre on the Gath Of January
Also will be received AZ the same place Letters And
NeNspapers for the pscketship QUEEN on The
UESf Capt Hsllett which sails for Liverpool On the
.lsi
Also, will be received AZ the place Letters and
Newspapers for the psckst-ship NORTHUMBERLAND,
Cart Gfsxold which s4is for London the .ith inst
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LEARNED CANARY BIRDS.

FkOH bfNOA.
GIG sPINETTO'S wonderful Csnsries perform every
- and evening At So Broadway nearly opposite the
Thesier, J. W. Trscys carpet store. from 10 A. NJ.
till 10 NJ They perform ON the slack aud ufht rope IN
the chair smoke pipe represent the death Of MsIsbs
Ney Some Of these birds have been in training over
years Admission % ceutschildren half price u ths
DARNUM,S AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. I. B.s.
ID NUM- Proprietor; y. HIrcHcocg, Mansser-Every
l8is-spen5d Exhibitions and Performances. every At.
teruoon az o'clock. and every evening AZ halfpast L.
The has the unboundeo satisfaction Of announcing
ensagemeat for very short time, with two extracdi-
MASTER AND Miss wYEETE, aged and - years,
who perform the most difficult Solos on the
VIOLIN AND HARP,
each accompanied By the other, making very talented
aud interesting musical entertainment They appear every
afternoon and evening this week -
LAST WEEK or THE IVORY CkuCiflN
Every who desires this beautiful work OF at
must embrace this Opportunity for II Will not be exhibited
after this week. - -.
GREAT WESTERN. in The Village Lawyer
CLARA FISHERS sHAksPEREAN CABINET,
MRS. MCNEIL, MISS BERNARD,
MISSES JULIEN AND WHIrLOCK, Dancers
Mr.. WHIrLOCK; MR. PRossER
LIVING ORANG OuTANG
Wax Figures. Lisenesses aud Portraits Of the
AMisTAD CAPTIVE SLAVES
WAX FIGURES OF QUEEN VICTORIA,
Polly Bodine, Daniel O'Connell, Father Mathew &C.
MADAME ROCKWELL. Famous Fortune Teller
MAX MODEL OF THE HUMAN BODY,
to be seen privately st an extra charge OF - cts
Admission 70 the whole . et, sbtrsn ondsr 10 years
Of axs and old enough ~ wslh slone IA eenu -
Reserved front seats H. each ektrs ~
CALIsTHENIC EXERCISES for Ladies at
NRICHS Gymnastio Academy 1913 Crosoy-st one cooi
below Bleecker AT the earnest solicitations OF number
of physicians DR. Rich has devoted his entire academy
vely 10 ladies' from 10 Mondays Wednesday,
Fridays. The classes meet at and O'Clock fcr
particulars relating to the style Of dress to be used terms
kc inquire Of Dr. RICH at bis residence 3i6 Fourth 81
doors west 0f Broadway or at the Academy during the
hours above mentioned Jif lwlsof
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on Asrronomy.-J.P NIeHoL, LID. Professor OF As
liver sx Lectures 90 the above subject the Rooms Il
the Association. Clinton Hall the evenings OF Tuesday
and Friday beginning 18th January and terminating ith
February The subject will be illustrated throughout with
large paintings representing the object whose nature IS
being discussed.
Tickets admitting lady and gentleman 70 the courses %
90 DO one person de....... ? 90
do do DO 70 single lecture........ 50
These, with programmes may be had At the Library or
At the bookstores Wiley Putusm l6 Broadway and
Henry Kernot 6S5 Broadway.
Member. will be supplied with tickets at HALF PRICE
bv lie Librarian ISAAC Il. BAILEY
II ttNWFxSst Chairman Lecture Committee.
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south Of Walnut st.rhs Spring and summer Course OF
Lectures for l8f8 will be Commenced on Monday Msrch
h efs and be continued four months, by the following
Faculty;
JAS McCLINrocS, MD. General Special and Surgical
Anatomy
JR BrRDES, D. Materia Medca and Therapeutics
u. 2 GAKDNER MD. Chemistry.
HESRY GBBoSs, MD Theory aud Practice OF Med
cine. 80.
Louis H. BEATTY, MD. Obstetrics and Diseases Of Wo-
and Children.
JAMES McCLlNrocg, NJ u. Preeples and Practice Of
Surgery. =, 4,
cal Jurisprudence.
sR McCtlNrocg, VI d. Demonsrator Of Ana1omy
RlcHARD BURR, NJ ID. Prosecutor Of Surgery,
Fee for the full $40 Fee for those who nave AZ
tended two full In other Colleges, $40 Msrcn'
laion 70 be paid only - Graduation, SO frscti'
cal Anatomy. including Recsptustory Lectures: Sio.
Tie Di,ectng Rooms viii b. opened on the st OF March
From arrangements pending there every reason
hope that the chairs Of Institutes Of Medicine ana
Anatomy will be occupied by distinct Professors at an
early period. For farther information inquire OF
JAMES McCLINTOCK, NJ. d. Dean,
No. I North Eleyenth-st
lawj,g
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- DR.. Banning's Body Brace.-The intrinsic
merits Of this instrument have steadily advanced the sale
and Of H. and Il enjoys prominent position Win
the public. The which mas attended It's applies
zion female weaknesses weakness Of the lungs bacs
breast stomach limbs and digestive organs, has been I'M
eNampl-d.
The following are extracts from letters from few OF
those who have and experienced IFS beneficial effects
From Com Thos. dP. O. Jones, u. ,. "
feel warranted 10 saying that not only has my ability
endure fatigue been greatly renovated By Dr. banning
Brace that my general health has also improved IN
der rs use
From Mrs. q. Shar MiddietowH. ~ !.
For three Jesrs ndigsston with all It's attendants,
pa ptJu Of IN. hesTt pains the back and limbs with
nervous debility prayed upon until life burden.
have worn the Brace "a ce months the unpleasant sen
safon a. the stomach has vanished, the piles have en-
tiIely cfi me, my back has become strong aud mid
cheerful"
From. r. W HIiis, " u. M,ddlstosga, OHIO,
Last week applied another Of your Braces for cess
Of prolApsus uten with marked benefit No money would
purchase the Brace Of that patient Doctor OF this place.
who made your acquaintance a. Saratogs, sold me tire
Brace his wife, 10 whom you applied II originally had
far recovered a. not 10 require IL
Ladies' gentlemen who weak, with shorness OF
breath sad are easily tgued will hnd II invaluable IL
throws the body into upright position, expands hs
lung, and enables them " walk with Ofce i57t
Broad way.
y B-Penous from 4 distance ordering the Brace,
should send tho namber Of inches around the hips nch
from the top. ~ ueono'
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER

LARGEST PAINTING N rHs WosLDi
DAINTED ON THREE MILES OF CANVAS l-Es.
L hbitngs view Of country 1o miles 10 lensth, extent
iug from The mouth Of the sour River 10 the City u
New-Orleans and reaching degrees Of lsttude
BEING THE LARGESr PAINTING IN TIE WORLD
open every evening Sundays excepted ~ the NEW
PANORAMA BUILDING IN Broadway. sdjoinips Niblos
Garden Admission 50 cents; children halt price. The
Panorama will commence moving al O'clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesdays srd Saturdays at
2of,lc.t tfisus
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CARD.-THE STElkRMARhlSCHE MUSICAL
"A COMPANY eeg return Their uosf grateful sc-
know xrerts TIE puoe CT NeANork ~ thcr very
catering reception ard he l5er paLEonaSe with ~heh
ths eight Concerts hey have given have ee- honef red
TO the Pres Of he city esPeS ally they wolc 40 ck'
press their hearty gratitude for The tgpy kind sno feef'
apprec scn Nth hch their rH-SIrslccs have con
stsat4y bcel 1oticcd-
They 40 bes thai they viii have the
honor another series Of Csccas tour Ia numoer
the present week aac Tuesday h- 1th last Of ne>t
week This vii oe positively their last Appearance 10
this city The ih they eugssed 70 perform ss the
Concert OF the Phiihaguc1lc Society IN Pli>celphs
evenings Performance.
On IL ESDAY ERENlNG, Jan rs, tAe fol.0wing pieces
smcnx other, will Be performed
Overture - the Opera Ia sir-nc by
Nsristions for Fsgotto-execnted BY Elfz-ccm-
la Souqget-Orsnd fotpcurri. Strauss
On Wednesday evening the SisyermsTkische Ausca
Company ~ give their only Csueeft IA SrCcxyn a. the
Female Academy. ~
A -TOR-PLACE OPEkA.-Noue--r fsciiitsfe
"A esr-ss the psreuetts snd smphiihesire doors
opened Al the end q the performances. WEDNESDAY
January H. will BE presented the Opsrs Of LlCRELlA
BORGIA Lucrexi. signcrs Teress rrufi Ducs Alfonso
81 settimio Rossi Gsnpsro. Sr Bendeui; Orsin Sra
renso Bouai vitellozz 81 G Pismoutes; Eusnehello
Signor " Psruss. Liyerotto, sis'rs selma BoulSTt
PstTucci, sr rraDeesco Guibernso Maestro Direttore
siznor Bsrih Leader Of the Orchestra. Sglor Rspeti
Boxes Psrqustte snd Balcony 81, Amphithestre - cts
Doors opsa st 7c'eIoek-to sommeaee r7t ii6
MECHANICS RAIL,
40 BROADWAY, between Grand and Broons
4 - sueets.-Crowced 20 overfowinx with tho
BEAUTY AND FASHION oF NEw.fosx.
Open every night during the week EXCEPT MONDAY
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CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS.

Oldest Established Band ~ tHe Jnlfed siates r p
Chrsty O. ~ Chrisy, 4. Pierce j. Rsyuor. {. Abbott,
T. Vaughn, whose original and inmitsble Concerts
nightly honored with crowded and highly respectable
audiences and universally admitted TO excel every
ment Of similar character offered IN this city.
Admission 25 cent? children under 10 years half price.
Doors open al 7 o'clock-Concert will commence st
On Saturday, Jan. -, sn AFrsSsooS Co>cgsr. Doors
eafSo scI fwi.
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OILED sILk--GUTTA PERCHA.-Tns on
Ocd SIX male Of Gaia rercns, sad adapted 70 AZ me
purposes Of six aud May others fer which silk Will not
s1ssrr now on hand aad for sale IN qsantitie ne
Manufactured .nd rst inrod1esr Of the Article Oh Oane
P~r-ts 4 the American public. The trade s1ppled
~ ttisFsMkVs HORACE H. DAY, Is Cortlsne-st
TO PRINTER. and Newspaper Propnetors.fef
sale ocs second hand sings-eyiadsr pres, bed olxo
inches; AsO DO BED fok1s lncnea BON I'D eon eye
order nm 7xDkWl K HOE co p and 81 God-st.
THIOROFORM.-The Subscribers are importing
" al extra quality Of Chloride Of Line ssPsro. 70 any
10 market Tor making Cnofotcr n and oaer the same
az f.gof.ble terms. CYRUS W. YIELD,
III ~ sbaflins-slip.
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~ The Georgia Repnblie is a new tri-reskly
Journal Of Wing politics, jsst established al Al
gussa. by JANIS NJ ssrrH. Esq. The Editor ex'
presses bis preference Tor Mr. Clay over al other
candidates for the Presidency.
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BALLS.

YOUNG GUARD s0IREE.-Ths Fourth Annual
>1ee oftn- Youn, Guard, tor Young Mems Henry LAY
A..ocs0n will AXE place 81 the Coliseum, on Monday
evenlsg January 81 Tickets may be obtained Of an
ssgo-r of the CCmn.se znd IL the princi pal Hotels.
WIN }. HASSEL, Chs.rnsn.
HESsY c. B0UDfSoT, Rec. Secretary. TuI
AIDES COMPLIMENTARY BALL 70 George
IL ri Evans. AZ T.znm.ny Hal Feb. ID, 1919. Tickets
admitting gentleman and ladies' 81, be had ~ the
Oce Of Young America ls2 Nsssaa-st. from the Prssi
dent 5sn Broadway or Of any Of the COMMITTEES.
M. CLANNON, President
MtEs I. COssEzFosD, Secretary
d. 5tXJnz iwtFso349 6rs.
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BOSTON COUGH COMPLETION.

THIS CELEBRATED aud well known article has been
Il In extensive for more Than TWELVE rEAas win
The grestest ILs well established reputation 10
cunnx COUGHS, COLD, HoARsEsEss, BkoscHIrB and ali
PULMONARY complaint renders IL unnecessary To en-
large upon 10 merts lts osly 10 be sdded thai 10 ne
oRIsIxAL AND ONLY GENUINE
COUGH CANDY,
and the srI, enc which actually contains Cough bai'a
~ SPECIAL NOTICE. a
bs ,ubl,. are nformed that Messrs Kashtoa Co. are
no oss,r ~ axens for the sale OF this Conecton byt
s ,cs ~, sSsrt. HENRY JOHNSON,
rs Broadway, General Agent-
SOLD also by A. L. Winsh!p, II East Broadway. and
Ccddip xton sos Hsdson st. - ...
spso WHITWELLs ORIGINAL 0PODELDOC.-
p,@s Is esuts The best possible f,r Rheumatism,
- sewsre Of Ir,taf,ers. Sold By II. JOHNSON, z7S
gso.t~sy .nd Sends. 100 FULTON ST. d2e lmeodis
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~ DIR. Chrf-ffe's tsaivanic Rings, Be
RrureIet- and Magnetic Fluid.-StraDzes are

spsetfuy Informed that the only place in NswYoIt Z
obtain these celebrated Articles, genuine, at q ~
arosdwsy. between John-st and Msiden-lane "A in al
ease, of nervous DISEASES, the efficacy Of Christie
gvsnic articles j, truly wonderful and their great ese
Sfy has caused them be eogntersed By need person
% offer spurious and worthless limitations against which
tie public respectfully yusrded. No Druggist OF Dru
sore In Ss~YOrk will be allowed 70 sef Dr. Chm.
s sles the sale snd exclusive Agency 10 st s2 Broad
ggY. suIi
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~ Mercantile Library and Reading Room,
Clinton Hsl-26 200 well selected volumes aud all the
best Reviews ard MAGAZINES American and FOREIGN. Con
slant additions 4 new works Rooms open from 10 A.
TO 10 p ~ Clerks Intistion Fee 81. snd semi-annual
dues Sl. Merchants and others annual subscription -
c. l.. ENERlrT, President Mer. lib Association.
Z Ju,ssoa
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IL j. ID, Wheeler, COmnissiouer Of Decds Tor
Rev York and Corueetis1t Tsnnsny Hall az n
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~ I1oorhead's Graduated Magnetic 1ia-
chnes.-These new add beautiful Instruments have 70
ssiysd the general communication Of the medical profes-
sion q this city " their treat simplicity and
excellence They are confidently recommended - osins
s- rost beautiful convenient and efsctua article Of the
had VII eli been introduced 70 the public In s
diseases Of chronic nervous chsrscer the success 81
tsu- NJ their use Ia truly wonderful Each mschne IL 40
sonigsnisc BY manual With full directions And gar
rsatsd Aanufsetgred and sold wholesale and retail y
81 - c AOOs ~ lSz Bnad~ay. n
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NOTICES.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS.
fOwLERs & WELLS,
Clinton Hall. fyl Nas-nu--t. y. \.

New policies ieued IN December, l5f7.............6f
ROBT. L. PATTERSON, Presideut
BEN. C. MILLER. Secretary
Jos l.. LoRD. Agent
JAAEs STEWART, MD. Medical Examiner, AZ the once
daily f.om 70 s o'clock u M1Wlms
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IT, Mercantile Library A.-ociatIon.-Pu

To TtfrnnffIt TiUfHry f*SUtHtfoHs
10 artce H. chapter 2 Of the Constitution, the Annual
Election Of thi. Association will BE- held at Clinton Hall
on Tuesday, 18th January. The Polls will remain open
from clock A NJ until p NJ BY order,
22Ulg IA. BANCROFT, Recording sesy.
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CLoAKS. CLOAKs,

CLOAKS. CGOAKS.
900 LADIES ASD MISSES cLOAKs SAILING At
GREAT SACRIFICES TO CLOSE TIE BUSINESS
uFOR The SEASONING respectfully solicit call
from ladies' Of every rank both young aad Old rich ard
poor oar cos<s vary Ia prices from - 70 80 and con
Of every prcs 10 present n.ney Chinese
tes German and French Polk.s and Jenny Lind PokAs
also several sts French styles which very beautiful
The most f.sd o1s be suited and ~ cent by
callrs Remember The number Ia 70 C.fhsrns 81
East efoad~ay. EDWARD WAMsLEf.
gu@.
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Has been applied for many years.

no CHARGE UNTIL THE HAIR Is RESTORED,
the terms on which
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~ TIE Lrvise ACE, No. 1872, may be obtained
Of Berlord X Co. 2 Astor House.
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CHRISTOPHER RUfHEKrORD, Aasti,nssr
DY JAMES VI. MILLER-ofers NO. u hhass
ID lane aeTs door 70 No Liberyss

WEDNESDAY, feo
Alto o'clock. at tho store 10 Msidenane.
500 packages and lots Of Hardware and query com
ur,ns general sssortn emit Of fresh and desirable goods
ust ported and manufactured consisting IN part Of vices
snv axes hoes log aud halter chains stee ards
cast butts table do plate hinges, curry combs mill saw
fe. btard DO hsndsaw DO drawing knives pad, chest
cupboard and French ocks tea kettles sauce pans ao-
lima hoes candles snuters, table knives and ior
pocket gallery butcher knives shoe aud bread DO Tea
.rsy, and waters Britannia, German silver AID iron Tea
and table spooas round and square bolts
The above are fresh goods and in CON Sls'e order.
WM H. JONES. AacIioasst.
m 0oTs AND sUOEs,-By j. D. iNGERsOIL
DC(l-store ~ Pearl-st-On Wednesday. January 10,
At clock $50 boots shoes and brosaGs suts-
bic for the Southern Western and city trade.
Also. mems sad boys hip ana thick boots
Also, mems and womsn's rubber Oy>rshoss III
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auctionser.
by BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATT, store

10y BANGS, HltHARD- ~ PLATf, store ~
ID Broadway. -Libers cash advances made on consign
ments for auction sales.
AT PRivArs s.LE-sPLEsDID LONDON VsLEsrIsrs.-
Just received from London large and rich assortment Of
Valentines and superb patterns never
before nported-wneh are offered wholesale ONLY At
very low prices
DYF,COLTON, iaci,oa and Couamiislon Mreh0Ef--
Dsalss Room 3i6 Broadway, Gothic Hsll-Hayint To-
moved TO the above named rooms 10 now prepared 70 re-
ceve all kinds OF Cabinet Furniture, Dry Goods Car pets
and Of every descn pon on eons n
for private sale auction and 10 make settlements
with his prOmptness. lie will also buy, II preferred
Outdoor sales any part Of tho city attended, a. usual
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10,
At f0i O'clock al the Auction Room, ZIG Broadway .
Assortment Of Furniture, comprising mshozsny ana
curl maple chairs sofas bureaus tables becsezds beds
cos carpets oclohs glasses astral lamps casters, win
dow shades, &c.
Also, "a assortment Of dry goods.
Also, an assortment Of ladies' and misses bonnets MILL
merry goods, nbbons sc. - a.,
All PRfyATE SALE-seyeral splendid rosewood Pianos,
made BY Thoma. Loud Of Philadelphia They are otsaps
nor touch tone and finish and equal Ia every respect -
any instrument made In the city Purch<er VIII receive
full guaranty from the maker and are invited 20 exnnno
them a. we are sure they will not suffer 10 comparison
with any instrument mode. Prices moderate. Also, one
splendid Harp in fns order
- CHAMBERLAIN, AUCTiONEER, store No
~. advances msds on Goods conhtn-
ed for sale 20 be sold at auction aiss
carefully attended 10. snd respectfully solicited ffonP
rrturns made.
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who wish apply IL themselves II IL for sale, ONCE lu8
Nassaust. Ladies Depository $50 Brosdway n b-fer-
sonal reference given. Jlo lw'
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YELLOW REFINED sUGAR.

I Do BARRELS A, and rs B, ysio~ refined sassr.
1SOIhis article 10 superior TO the best 81 Crgix sat-h
For sale 10 quantities of ave barrels and upward BY
X. L. x A. STUART, 2a5 GreenwienSt
eugsS House Molsssss IN hhds nd ttssssa ilS I'VE
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K c. KEMP. Aactionesf

ID e.. KEMP hiss removed 10 the large aod spacious
Ilsstore 345 Broadway opposite the hsw-Yors Society
Library and would BED lesve 10 call tho attention Of
uartes hayinx FOODS to dispose Of auction to the very
central location Of his sales Rooms which gnaDesoa-
ably the largest and best for the disposal Of furniture
fancy goods 1c OF any In the city-wf give PERSONA AZ
tsuon 70 the disposal Of furniture at private DIV, n
and stocks OF goods saeoa Cash advances made sno
all salss promptly cashed.
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BOOK TRADE.
Tn THE HEADs OF THE HnApLDss.

This IS one u the most powerfully written fonsnees o.
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