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FUEL-sAyInG APPARATUS.

~ GRIFFIN 4 coz PATENT HEAT GENERATOR
~. Engineers need not be Informed that from 1ary 70
fy per u the heat produced has been usually lost
even BY he beet plans Of seing boilers, AID
tue Of al sIacs Of furnaces.
Tie subscribers oder 10 me nOcce u manufacturers,
method " SAVING fuel, originally secured BY patent Dec
l8lX sad much improved thai patent -
sued July 81 ls7 IL Is applicable 10 stesmboais on he
Western waters stationary engines 10 heating factories 70
b1lng bncs, 70 pans, ke IN praf~orss To snnealng fur
10 ss, 10 paper mills TO hs manufacture Of sugar
he South. AZ, &c
has been thoroughly tested ~ business men y The highest
rerpecialFy, who asve realized sayng u from enly
i've forty cent. and consists Ln l- peculiar
rrgccon Of the kre~chznlber Of furnace rendering e
combustion almost perfect ard borng nearly a. the ss.se.
snc smoke, nus genefsng maximum aDognt Of oea from
gwen quantity Of fuel and ID, An ssng enereDfth- cues
and chimney By which the heal retained under the
boiler and Only escapes at-mperzture incapable " boil
M An artificial crzf substituted for
snd he Necessity Of bading nigh cneys Is entirely 0oy
sed The cost Of setting "a thus much ess than By The Old
ethods II has been spped 70 furnaces for hesing fo-
re- and for drying n pnnrSofs with economy BON u
cost and u fuel 50er and furnaces In be ~
tered Win Bot sgI expense delay stste County or IN
dyd1A nghs offered Satisfactory ard those IN
leEested inyed 10 examine certificates drawings ard
noisis a. the osiee OF the propietors
Extract RON Of The Comm!uce Ars and SCIENCES
% tie American lnstIuts, Sept 20, 1871
Your Committee u opinion ths THIS plan, oo,n te,
reucey ard practically embraces The best sppnesool ~
nsiuza laws c1e economical conioosn0n VI fae VI any
plan vhch las yet exhibited . leIa BY order OF ne
COMMITTEE. (sizn-c) JAS RESWlCk, Ch.lnh.rL
References may be made 70 he foiowos genlem@n' VINO
SAM Moran. I2s wster-.s HewYort. Logwood worKs
Al Y0nkers. Gamer Co . Ptness frni :, orts ~ hsy-
erarsw: John Bnggs Co Pnni Wofks Frankfort near
PhIaseiphis Pa ln9er-on l. Mcdowell, Paper Nils.
s,lfR Mas. Messrs Johnson Kline AMI et.ens
Oh MI New Brsnswiek n j. Y. J. susng, Bncs Yard,
Grassy POINT Joan Afnsnce Co Po0shkespse Dun
can Harrington; Pe.ssni Valley D " Lee, -Four Ells
9 $500. =: N PINT %o1s.' B eaifkiS 1 &C
nsss Is nso lswfhniap iss Broadway, hsw-rof2
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Fror ,h- ss- To,t ssflon q ths 81
LINES


TO FRIEND GoISc TO EUSoPs
.lgn fonce mine
Let il be some token st 10 tel Of the green 90 land
shell from the shores Of Ireland would De ossfe' J"
20 me 80.
Than al The wines Of the RhineA15 the arts OF ltse
Then. Pilgrim, you bring me SC
For wa. born 10 Irelsnd-i glory IN the Nsme-
/ weep for all her woes. remember All her Fame
And s, my heart must hope that may yet repose AZ
rect 80 -
On the holy Zion Of my youth in the Israel Of the West
Then. Pilgrim, II you bring me &c.
Her beauteous face j. farrowed with sorrows .tresmy
rain. fchars
Her lovely limbs nsngied VITA sisverys ancient
Yet Pilgrim pass no, over with needless heart eye
The island Of the gifted and Of men VINO knew 20 die
Then, Pilgrim, II you bring me. &C.
Like the crater Of FREMONT al without bleak and
hare was there
But the language Of ia lips show what Gre snd force
Even 10 the hesving crater, Tar from the gs<ei
ken,
The berry hail Is forging that viii crusn Der foes ssA.n
AMKRcfN.
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~ The Eosfon Md Gozctte Of Saturday says
that the trial OF Tnoma. B Oznent native Of Talbot
county but for years past resident OF the state
of Mississippi for the murder Of John A. Cstrup in Sep
tember last terminated Thursday night last in the
aequittal OF Mr. Ozment The murder was wrapped
no in mystery. and suspicion had fastened on Mr. OF
nent a. the offender Of the majesty Of the laws But
the result of this trial has fully indicated MS character
and resulted in almost instantaneous verdict oi &C
ouitia by the Jury upon their leaving the bench-a
verdict which the presence Of the Court could
prevent the anxious audience from responding TO by
their plsudits of appreciation.
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Things In Venezuela.

letter in the Journal OF Commerce, dated at
Laguayrs, Nov g. contains the following interesting
paragraphs;
You will no doubt soon see in the United States al
Individual called Rafsel Asevedo who has made him.
eel. quite conspicuous 10 the Monagas Administrator
II generally said here that he is going TO Washington
a. Commissoner or Charge OF Monagas, for the pur.
pose Of negotiating loan of s50OOO0 in the United
states aud also 10 obtain assistance OF any KIND lie
goes ! told, 10 the company OF the Italian or
tunato Corya.a and two others
have no doubt that the smallest services will be
thankfully received and duly acknowledge o9t
mistake very much Brother Jonathan, II the thing
takes. Let him be cute and ucklsr, and ne VIII De
safe II Is said that Senior Aceyedo will offer many al
vsntages, &c. &C. to DO granted by the Manages gov
eminent but will they be fulfilled You must know
and assert II 10 beyond contradiction, ths this gov
eminent has not paid one cent OF the DIVIDENDS or IN
tsrest Of this year either its foreign or domestic
debts the latter Is increasing prodigiousy
All the future revenue or Custom House income !"
aiyeady pledged for many years The claims oil foreign
residents handed of -postion committed
by the Monagas administration, are heavy and nuiner
Gus and this government has already been oihcieiy
called 10 an account All hsn 70 pay hhu' uness 'n
party of order and Of the Constitution triumph " VIII
mover be paid at least. this IL our opinion here
We have received news this day that several respect
able bodies OF Cavalry have risen game, the MonsgS-
Government in the Plains Of Caleoozo, that the brave
Captain lgnacio Mena has raised force Al san Carlos
In The Interior Agains, the Governments that In orr
one (the eastern part ei the Republe force of tO
men OF the Monsgss party went out To meet enemy
bat all their deserted.
Letters have been received from the City OF Bar
ceuna from respectable announcing that the
whole gon of country from Barcelona 10 Gurls. IS
up In against Mensess In short everything ndi
Gates "a contamination most deyoutly 10 be wished.
have but very little doubt that as soon As Gen faes
shall land ON any part Of this Continent there will be
general rising In his favor although MonAgss and ms
partsans affect 10 treat him ss rebel, iactious &c.
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CHARLESTON. n~c Ar ship R,rsn. Adams Bat ,srA
Jupte Bsey >fos n ths Roads frsacs y h R'-trr
MOBILE No. rfstp Ho~sfd. kfo~n tIe-r7eol 81.
Wstou ks. Moi CD, hr f,feein scciy, Lf-foo -
Nei4mpks. POWER NNcrt.
NEW ORLEANS. >cv r<Arf Ssh sHq Csers lcV-ft Nlofs
nsrss stc~ lonhsrd faaton. HI. Curtis. Rr-rs1
rass Nasxs OIa .hTs NArtelus. S9oon-f lnerro.
onson kcs o. >usus Barrett, Ni"s tafs ftlsh batts
.-th. shrs Ma foss Crssif-e h,'r- R-suls. smr
NNork, Avugl Nosr bosoa. " n JARVIS Jar =. Casn- Co-
~ rrs, fhilsa-rAis. Ishns Mlrry, b,fdssut
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A CRKvASsE.-The Pensacola G0sc;.s makes a
curious and interesting Statement, IN reference 10 Ger
tain connected with large lagoon in ms
vicinity. II ssys Untsl syeA two since the ssoon
extending from the entrance Of hsrbor 4, within
half mile OF the Peraide Bay distance OF eight or
ten mies had into bay ct point ne AZ
the resienco OF MAJOR Chase the channel at one time
admitting vessels drawing and eight tset and all
the vessels isden with brtck for the building 81 Fort
Mexico passed through this channel into the lagoon
discharge their csrgocs By the scton OF the sart
rolling In from the ocean, the entrance wcs gradually
closed.
Thus the lagoon remained ior seversl months. con
ssutiy receiving from the little ssresms
kiux into iI until IL two three feet above the
level of the bay and At this time young re-
siding in the neshoorhocd Jus; for the tun OF the
thing cut le ditch thrcush the sand at low point
near the fort when the water commenced running and
In few hours II cusrins away everything before
H. and In day or two there was channel OF over a
kaodred yards and IN the deepest place u or "a feet
The channel has since been encrosching upon
the fort aud few months since began 10 wash ia base
Major Chase seeing that the beautiful tort that bad been
erected under his supervision a. cost probably OF
81 0o0000 was In danger OF being blown up by an an
expected enemy and knowing hstthe structure rested
upon ssndy foundation turned his attention 70 stop
ping the breach and used number Of methods but
AZ failed until the happy eSpeten suggested itseli q
procuring some 2NOQO corn sacks which were hed
with ssnds sewed aP snd tumbed into the channel ana
In short time the water successfully stopped snd
the fort saved The Major Is endesvorng % divert
tho wafer into another channel buts point where the
|crti not In such dangerous proximity
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FOR SALE.

- FOR SAl.E-The I story ho4s- los Dusp~. -.
"a posis Dgane-rqusre Most u The porci a.. 49,
- ~ remain IN bird sri moftxss- spfly 70 ~
VAL - Spfieest q et'fp Sln
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or HYDRAULIC


Classes In Wsltxins, PO.Ess. etc
IL M " WHALE snd DAJ OTTER respectfully ar
nolnce hat they commencing ~ Z" asses a. soo
the.r rooms. 81 Bro-dxsv. bi sNlh-Avenus sa9 A. MIS-
White. s-hoo flr Yulrs Ladies' 60 " ~ twenty hrs 81
80 ~ G1tnic Hall Adsms-.L Brooklyn
Frsf S1Ire- Constitution al VIII tste pace pn ints
fsv he . inst and vii hs continued semi month tlrng
The season Slhserpuon Tor ne season = Ladies sea
sUr csets he had Of Nj For rules ani par Acuafs
soe Circulars. % be had 90 a owe
\ B-Prss.e Ies.ons schools and classes Will be a.
teu1e- 20 by Mr. " ana dsugtter nl' I'm
NrEW-YOKk RIDING SCHOOL, - and 81
" stts .t-H MERRIAM tzs the pleasure o MORN MS
friends sad the public. BAL he ~ reopen h Evening hc
ing-schoo. Tor Eeufemen Saturday evening Dec : AZ
oclOcs and continue he same through me inier o'
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GENERAL NOTICES.


~ Sew-York Watrr-Cure Estsbffshment
DR. PElEsoN la removed % rev oulclnx ooil-f %
eiiih-- and J1v-rsiiy place. Al overlooking tn'1
square ~b-Te 10 a. 1aitrr a-psf1us- 'o-rii-f
viii Fymaasun. Tor TIE mosi sfcicri uesiT1e1 40
6ne and good ish.- of nvs1s o. oh-' rno 'ss1
mercy " babe "a IN
~ Water (ure.-fuvsl-s vi tnd every convert
erc4 f0f Wuisr uesfnrni 4 Dr. TRAILS couln'odil'
eeish str-ri ls La Ehis Bsilr grr1ul, Nr Tsfa COD
slower dcurt~ 81 bars -srn noor oaidcnr pfeic-
,f.-,1.-s 4, Co~.ua.rors. = li imos-
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sYooNp BOARD
PnAsengcr. Arrived.

n f,as.i,p S.alerncr fros ctarofaa Mss u --., ID
s,r. su8 str M.s Sprasus auf svt Capt Hal y ane j.
sun Thoshurn DR. h k-ti Pscvsi Randolph Ho's, =
ssi Dr Hss.iou and 8 10 the .ieersre
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l.n. Lissr oarR nri.f ID HEM haks ~ >rfri
nadeat ht Eshslu.n te I.hf Boat '-1 si
ietg- p~z~s- kas bet p~s-a noonHs eeises
to- l0tt ard tth iaf " ui.r quarters.
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4 ,nuMuSiOS skTS.-fsxO.s. tanaafcs ss 500
u srd p.sfex Also, baptisInxl boss sad eoAecSo" -
rsrrf.rrur>i and for sale ats bur1ngshp, ~ IA,
ols LUCIUs HARf .lats boHanan nv
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.U-~~ REGULAR WAL. LiNs -
3 r1xau1NrwEEN BOSTON AND Nk"'sVn
s98~<css>~-E via cforr ZION Ard Providence

r. REGULAR NAL hint =
s.sStrx1zly3SrNEEN BOSTON AND NfN-fVn
siocirNon ard Providence
~ Inland Route, without Zero, change ~ css, ~
gage. The new s.esmsr STATE OFMASf csg sh
Howes and MASSACHUSETTS, Capt. Joe slons. lneoa
neeon with tho stoniuon aud Providence and Bossc ~
Providence Railroads. leaving New fors siy sundays -.
copied rom Pier / North River, st oclOcs az
soun gion O'Clock NJ or upon ne arrival ~ ne mss
train from Boston. These steamers were huii etptssr
for an out,ijs route add IN every respect pacssJ
adapted 20 ihs Winter navigation ~ Long Island SOUND
The accommodations for Passengers are cYnmodioss
CONFERENCE.-The officers capsule Ard experiences W
route being the shortest and most direct between bosn az
Neyy-YorI passengers enabled To- arrive In simple u'
for oroing hnss Of steamboats, aud railroads fannios
q various points from tho-- cities.
The STATE or MAINE will leave Hsv-Yors rse.l'I
rhorsdsy and Saturday Leave s.ooinglon aoods'
W ec nestsy and Frdsy.
Toe MAsSACHU SETS will leave ns~Yo.s MODAL
"wednesday and FTisy fesys ssonins l-risy rh1"
day snd Saturday
SB-Passengss On the unysi u the sirauis.. q. s'n
10 gton proceed Immediately IN the sple1dd kAilrosd csr
TO Providence and Boston 5Aggsg-uiAstsf zccompsnes
the 70 and from Boston 10 tsse fh-rg-
baggage
For passage, berlhs slsie-rOons or freisb spPcsuon
may be made to he Agent, hs wharf ,pd At h cHs'
10 Bssissy plscs. a'u
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DRY GOODS.

GENERAL TAILOR
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHNG-le FULION-sI
yk oAsH = &C., q. ~ -, :, - NJ Yos az SEED
BON Of $500 q ue~ gcos bought ~ essa' alo
By -yP-TseDc~d cutters 10 SUI a. e.As'e' d $50
prs-.sns ,oeE cosi. - to IS
Co.is. ,ssEs or slr'3eis from - =
over rsck ,ozs. snd 5us-arss coAis rom -.-.-.- ~
YEA. = con ,.s. T.iTei pias sri sAasy, to .
Co.'S. cassner-s 80 v--dngs sways on nsud 20 mahe
70 measure sun tsru.sted n - soCrs- -,
Remember i! F1ioa = eiree.ly oppose tas o., N0'n
q. S IN '''' DANIEL Z sMIra ~ Fa.soS-..
rT,o uEI.DIE-.-PETER ROBERTs. SIS sross.
Wy, as -. =, q 80 s-S-,is-.-; csmsr,c
hsrs-rchef. a. g. 81 ard - worth - AID = = =" iape
e upwsri. 50 thread Ard imitation ace es2es ard
berries, real Ysencie1ues lsr- ron per yst - osck
ace vsi. 'rom - .iaaasp sosIs re" ps..srs.,
drawer. ard gloves fll sssorin-nt nlt m.
IrIOah-. CIoAk- Cheap a ihe new eosk
= sore. 2so sdi-s snd Misses cosks, evinpfs-k -
81 r1,ie~s. trimmed snd finished % N ~ riches, ara
ost beautiful manner. zul yarylg - gncr loa - - 70
So esrh TIE Adies q Ne'st9f. o.oo.S ,s,- h.,
i.msbursh snd TIE pubic generally He frspeel,lty a.,
vtes 10 al. before purchasing elsewhere, A. MAMs-
LEY Few store corner Of Csiherne-'t sna rs. nlos
way. --, ---,
MEXICAN BLANHET>.-iie cases and ss.e.'
"A comprising saP-rfne ribbon bound " ,aitle{ sAIA'
OF SEsMlTH CO. 50 and 81 Pine-'t
NEA--IC BaTT~.-l.ao0 bses u ihese ~ei-kno"n
% 81 and . PIne-st
a -UBURTON FLANNELs.-lo cases eNTs
a hesvv 5rosgn and b-sched Canton fsnueis 1r sac -
olt SFsMIrH CO ~ ard > Piue-sL
,oINCH INDIGO Blue PRINT>.-Ju'' re-
~ c-ved cons gum-nt OF indigo blue frns on me
hesvv cloths y inches wide. small patterns tor sale by
- { + HARRIS. q Exchange place
CINDR MILLS BROWN DRILLS inches
VIDA superior sricie o. heavy brown drillinks,
s1iishlr Tor export FOR sale BY L = hAhhs,
- N g. Exchaul replace
COIORED CANiBRIC~-OD 6ne and me-iium
Y coihs sssofisi c0lors-fof sale by [ HAhhts
o. U " rAchans"-P'a'e
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"WEDNESDAY. December 6, ls45

cHoLERs-Dr. Whiting. Health OHioer. reports
four case. Of Cholera since yesterday smons TIE
passenger. OF the New York At the pu5ic stores ~
Quarantine and three deaths.
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Tho Court OF Appeals, which commenced its
sessions In this city the hst Tuesday of November
finally adjourned on Saturday morning. The lsst
cause heard was No. u. Colvln Is. HolbToek "A We
have daily reported the proceedings OF the Court
capuaton OF the business ofthe term Ia unnecessary
This Court the highest known In State, is disn-
saished tor great legal ability and experience Such
men a. Bronson, Jones, iewett Gardiner Wright.
Gray Russles and Johnson would sdorn and dignity
any tribunal In any country. The mex, term OF the
Court will be held a, the Capitol Albany
Syracuse star
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Z. w. KIrdBALL l. co.


~ "a WALLsT SEW-YORk s&s1e
pt-Sxfs. gIwBkLL CO. LIFksSpoL -.
nysPECTFULLY INFORM their fnends snd ne ~.
Comnis.iou Busir-ss together with Tho Oerefn -,
ger Business granting certificates Of pss.1ss hV l fu,
lg-rooo Dublin, Belfast, % any par % Ao"'-
10 Se~.Yort Boston and Pnliadsiphis ..,, "a ne
Drafts and Bills ofExchsngs for 4 " any s"O'''
ROYAL Bsuk Of ireland and "a branches l s.,s>s
DAYS OF sslng Of the regular hne q Ls - 90 ls.s
q. ed upon are the la oh llIh oIn, 4a ana - ~
every month The chips al Of ne 1sost 49,. asa
commanded 81 msn u character AID expenrhe ,sa d
acco,nulod aIons al TIA. can be drsHes r,tb,-
sosodos eotngors AID eonvstiencei uscy 49, p,seses
with every description Of stores Of n. e,s sns'
Ally 10 Inc laws a sailing ~il Be sttely 40
P,rket .htos ROsClUS siDDOSs, shEh.DpN 49, Ted
GARRfCk are vessels Of rne larg-s eiAss ana - .sf.s
rms n, brny GA ,heir friends cz8nOt seseci h1e'
-. psss-yr car s sec4 rel al the lowest fsirs
f!sw- Oresns Ltns ofPscseu ssii weekly. v" >, Is.
~ vye,xhi spr'y 80 si''v-
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fswier. wsiis, Ps,sss' .. .,, r. an, sss
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WIS, ~, w.. p.cs - r. crs.s~ss AZ
1, =, wgpHpRST 4 HTARDS g Naif-n-isne. where
a-y have On ts1i &c he ctesp-.i a1J -s ssscE
rsci u wiss hSN .ss ope~s bfzsis VI oax aslf reg
-s f.tsrges Ae Which Cox ysicc ard SaAFy saeasisc
The trade sarrA>i wsoi-sas Cal an ;ods- fos yoar
- az
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tStn DIARIES AND DAILY MEMORANDA
i OH BOOkc-We have published a variety OF -l<-s
suitsbe for BUSINESS professors and private use, % when
We Irvile attention Of hs pu0hc Blank Books Paper
and stationery srces Of All kinds a. the very lowest prices
We manufacture al sizes and styles OF Account booAs
Persous requiring Books f0r The coming year viii please
xamne our We furnish superior aLvcr Al
ov prices Copying Presses Gold Pens Deposit Tickets,
Notes. Drss Receipts, Portfolios, Cam R1d Deed Boxes,
Wiring Desks Enve.ops, Letter Cap ard Note Pspers'
ana al other sod by slaiouers Pruning ana bnd'
iug executed a. lowest rAies.
"a FRANCIS L LOUTREL. Y msideu-Lane.
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BOOK TRADE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

MARK n SFW-NAN co. Pahlshers, Booss-L-rs,
vi StAt0r-r. I-- E~-z leaF = .i--i- r. -
an - elsndns. schoai ard css.o. bSo.s, ,r's Sc
recr.ssry ne primary classes 20 tnosr = es
scrsnr s..-s m srsf-sn-s snd colleges sn-Is
ssgnd-rs. school R-aders; P0ners kneiorcA hes.-fi
hheheost. Geology Day sc TT - Ai.o 30.
era assortment y Tb-,iogicsi AID -slls -
ColuTy merchants sni 0,cr. wishing 20 plfclss- 80
w11.i DO vel 10 raj a. e sili.5 -, ~. 80 - "a
sGsnly GO hard MARK n NEWMAN \ - ~.
sassr l-a BrosfEsy.
DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA
IlFMOCRACY N AMEgICA.-By AeIis Dc focc1e
Dvl-. r-zle- o. - institute o. frsnes W. :,
Deputies. ~ rxr.lsed by he1ry k--Fr - -. >, -
p. Ehtt Fcf,or. vol. ho1rt = ore Fof a. y no"
- bwtswg : sEDFIELD oliaisa H,n.
o'coNHELLS IRELAND.
A MEMOIR OF IRELAND. Nafve ard saxon' ~ Dsn-
@hi- OCorrel
o- -, =. $50 ~ G4at~-ss-,
Az GREELEY 4 McELRArH
EWBANxs HYDRAULICS.
DCUSD COPIES ~ tbs WORK are noN fesdy e2l.Alils
AD Several l.Itre1 Engrsv-ngs VI every nesc- - -
vors sr1 lev nav ave hunire1s n dollars lerely-
P1ce q 81. For sac - a. ooosseef' sllI Nv @sN
DIARIES FOR Is4s
=. ENEHAL KINDS or DIARIES now % nAnd And teY,
= srl ott -r kinds Puhis'ng - - 40
80 a he otest Pree' wholesale B ~ &c GOULD.
oHg ls SAs.su-ss Tribune ssiltiHg.
EWBANK on HYDRAULICS
a Nd MECHANICS Complete sets OF MS 1se'll Tofh,
"A eight paris numbers may st Dc 0o-..usg % ~
o. he booksellers Pnce eaca ~. :, % 81 -
ARAGo's LECTURES.
4 NEW EDITION OF ARAGOS LECTURES 90 As-
~ rur0my . now published re -lce-e W. =
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~ WI LfAN MITCHELL fed de oh.eo CD, err n 70
-uro.u~ Court oi N-v-fQrs. n - CIV oi W. t'A
49, ,1 serve yolr answer ne Cts o Nef fnA ~ "
Brsiwsy within a-r The --r,e hereof exclusive o r
ftt DO rnifs will as- Judgment ntt 500 f Atr
.a1tr~ dollars and ftF c~1ts Hn n-- ~ ii .'n
-. H. en- fsy ur Nov-lntrf f-ts DATED Noi o. 't'
nifIarsr b GAY. Auy hr ffs 70 l'o bnfi'. = lD-A,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-07

" Patent Akency-tiechsnicsl Designins
and Drtftinx-le ne aHcesssaea prepare ssecihcNrcns
ssd drswnss bate NOISES. Lcssers Ps~nt IN e;
c5any and EarSpc asPoss u Righls. AID 40 a. hat n
aeedal for the lnvvnicf PAleos~s C.arE@s modersir
WALTER hunt co Attorneys snd
OLE 2awD2NT Solicitors ~ Fsg~rts. - Wsl-sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-07

SrHANgR WyaSDorrE SU>x.-Loss Of LIE
The telegraph has announced the loss OF this steamer
with 30 l,ves The pIotsbs,s Sniissi Of the 23d al,
sives the following more correct secoant
q The steamer Wysndoite. Capt Noye, from Saint
Louis for New Orleans struck snsg ana sunk night be
fore last At O'Clock the acciden, happened shor,
distance below Fswpsw Island about IL miles above
this city We learn from MT Tempe,on. and others Of
the passengers who here yesterday that from the
beat information which could be obtained between IS
and % persons were drowned-ot the deck passengers
aad crew The cabin passengers. IL believed al IS
capped The boat went down within I'VE minutes after
STRIKING and sunk on the side OF the hurricane ROOF
Mr. T. nostod from the owes deck on barrel snd was
picked Up at Mr. Browns place mile oT two nelow,-
oae passenger woman. supposed 10 Be lcst. Heated
near him eiingins to plank and a,terins the most
pi,eoas erica The night was quite cold and DARK and
rendering assistance These are all the particulars We
have been able 70 gather The Wysndotte hsd hesvy
cargo. which. with the boat 10 q total loss"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-07
w,s1I>cToy .ToRE.-ro h

Fs: WASHINGTON NTUht~.-tV ~. =.
&: The subscribers. Intending % retire rom ne piy
~ Goods IohhDg bUsi ress on the ls OF Jsn mex
and sitenf exclusively TO the SAFE ~ me EaEe Gu N~
manufacturers - their works Al hre.-Nie y o'e, 20
whole or half ofthe basement snd upper on u tesfe no"
occa nieS hy them lil and rs WinamsL Ns,lhngton
Store. The store sf. feet front Wills 81 and Iu v
In depth on John 81 To persons shout coirnrfr me
Dry Goods business firm desrons N extend ne hrf
se the prescott opportunity offers advantages not often
mel with Their business which has been prrcpsly in
h. safe the past - years could De mostly transferred
% their Successors Three c t1e statesmen are ds'hsaS
I'D Arrangement. could be msde to have hen continue
StIx- = 81 S>lNG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-07

~ Wili be sod on ne 25ih day Of December nesl be-
-- t,s cen the hours Of u snd O'Clock A ne huse
Of Jacob FRITZ nnkerper m somersue Somerset SscniN
New ers.y all that valuable mining tract N ard slas
IN The township 81 Warren, said County ~ rom-fs-t en
fsiniug sJ moC- ~ iess, adlonng nas o. JONI
Edgar Randolph Dluhar ard others, said 10 conAe va
able m.nes OF copper Conditions made known ~ ne dJ
OF sale - Dated Fiem.nglon, Oct 10 1873
y CHAMBERLAIN,
ola fsueOa. Receiver % Na-hanIc Mining Csnpny