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Tho Collector # Newport gves not,so that The new
Lsbt use a. Sandy POINT the east size Of ne Island
turley evening Ja u no .ss prevented by unflre-
seen occufTeLceadl nOt at that time after
practcste. The lc 100 bearings and dstaqc@s
1i noted objects from this Iilht. taken from a.
Chart % Narraftc Bay, survey u 1872 under tle
peruiendence u sptlin AleKanierS WaisWor.h u "
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Fire in Bun'alo.

BUFFALO, Fnday, Jan lG. 1852.
The three story wooden building situated IN the
corner of En- and Olio SIS ami occupied rs hotel,
was entirely consumed by fire about two O'Clock this
morning. The loss Is not large
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY,, 'ANonN =, =

IN the mouth ofthe sp above IN lstsht1 "a h9if
t.a nee. iIsch srged and smAli tnlhy Of oaI.
re- -. rnt ,r board No lives were os1 AMI most
- ~ rs,r, a.d similar propery Was iaksn pa' $40
ovnea ~ J. " jaws. oi N'N1o4" "N'
v,,r,6 could rot be ascsftaEed.
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rs compared with the previous reports, these
figures exhibit the folloSing results

These esuTss show no change Of importance in
the situation Of the City Backs since the last re-
rort The change which has taken place, however
has strengthened them, the specie having increased
$l,SO0C00. While the circulation and Deposits have
decreased over So 2lo 600
The earnings of the New-York and
Nsw-Aaven Read Tor December show a small de-
crease as compared with December, 1850 This s
in consequence OF the opening Of he Hudson River
Road, which has GU, 0a large portion OF the Al.
hany business. the earnings rom that source having
been ony So $50. agslns, Sc 6l9 Tae figures are as
annexed
fasSehseIS -SiS,Sco 80
CommuiAtO Observation-Disclosures Ss4 3
Estimated frelshE -----.---------------- Hos 90
s55.3s5 80
Paid Harlem Road Observation-Disclosures. 1929 =
$5l.i56 II
December 5i3l6 J.
beVIt'Se-- 80, coV 20
The Manhattan Swings Bank has de-
clAIed IN interest dividend a, the rate of p cen,
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n, Bo nVS Went into Committee OF the Whole on

Inc HOIsE
Sir hill we're passed, including one autno1Nns
The nayne nj 81 interest 70 New-Hamp nlre 'or al
wy ,na 70 the Unitei States in reDelilng inya
snn ard q ,pressIng insanec ion at Intian Stream,
IN that StsIe
THE House adjourned 20 Monday.
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xxxIrd CONGnEss----.-Firs' session
nousr OF REPRESENTATIVES,;

WAsHrvsroS, Friday, Jan 10, 80
The syyArE stands adjourned to Monday.
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Tie WHEAT trade opened frn. aud prces II both Eus
lDh and fore "a tend Upward FLOUR Dr1nglt iHl term
No uch passing BARLEY, BEANS, ~ PENs, Oh rates
we'll maiuraned OATS steady AZ tau former pucss
Other articles UNCHANGED Bntsh-WHENr 300. BARLEY
$50. OATS 1850, Malt lsli. FLOUR $50 F. On
wHEAr4a71 BARLEY i112, OATS sue, FLOUR le). i1sh
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rProvi,ienc 2 Post
ForeIgn Porfa.

Jan 49, IT. 81 DO loa 3 49, spoke shi0 Flora rIcDJnhd
from Liver pool i0l Baltimore Nith passengers
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE ALBANY, Friday, Jan. 10, 1852.
MI TABOR gave notice Of a Oil 10 amend the Tx
emp,ion Law.
The Kossuth resolutions were taken up.
Mr. BARrLETT addressed the Senate
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POOMS-No. Ii Warren-st. A large
II handsome front parloF, with al Joining bsifosns
the second floor both well fImit ned sEs senlemet
only Breakfast given. # required jHHWFSs'
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Disasters, &c.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 3o-No arrivals.
Ciearsd-Packet ship Mary Pieassn's, Dsyan
LIVERPOOL
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DOOMS.--A suit Of Rooms can be OBJ
a,i-et h lll OF psrtiaI glltd At No. 80 WaysfJ.
mace Als5, ole ~ two angle Rooms hel,Ienee,.i'
rhang. 4 ia UNIhSS
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hINfATDaE AIAANAc-..-TlIs DAY
SyN-RIes.-- % Sets % iiOOA-5rls--.-- lim
EIGH wArER-.--ian. II
ganay Eoeks 23a Gov. I.and--o ia He'll za-s-.7
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DOARD.-A pleasant Plrlor and bed.
y room he obtained Hlih partial board Ieg iies
3, NJ ta,t irh-st uear Cuiol "a are ll3AruiAsS
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Marke,s-Reporfei y Ttle5rlri.

NEw-oRLrASs. Thursday, Jan IS. 1889.
CorroS has been IN brisk demand to day, the sales
having been fully looQ0 bales for the Continent OF
Europe, at further advance OF , strict middlirg
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- man and his wife and young lady, la q prTals
family OF whore there are bus few b1ardes In psasaa
location Broadway. aud not above 9Th Refsunes
exchanged. Address CELTIC, Office Of this paper JtT
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Kossuth's Movements.

HARRIsBURGI friday, Jan TO Tx
The Kossuth Dinner takes place at s o'clock tois
evening, and at 81 O'Clock be addresses the citizens
at the Court House. He leaves here to-mono"
morning. stopping at the Mountain House near h0i-
hcsy sOurgb, over Sunday
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ROAkD.--A suite Of Rooms, ParlOrs,
16 with Bedrooms and Sitting Rooms u second asol,
would be lei % Gentlemen aud their Wives, b aaes
Gentlemen Rooms aso third door (gsh'esl .Onmo.
dsHoBsl fhs rouse possesses The advantages Of stn
moo em 9rovcnents Loca.on No % s. Msrks-pLscs,
Lear 9d-ay. i6.h 81 Dinner hour At Bed rs,srsm
gwen and required, JAM
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DOOM.-Furnishe Room, with Gre
IA wanted. near Broadway. between White and FosrA'
s. A rorihern cit preferred sad room 70 h 80
eniy as an Attst's studio. Address stating terms
Rrnadn Az Post. ONO. ln B,
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Boarding.

a GENTLEMAN an his Wife, li1inrb
~ the vicinity IF Wash ngtoa square. wbh 70 r,st a.
house 10 81 ali quiet family IL return they c5ah 40.
Address A. F.. II bune Odce ln r.
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DOOMS.-A lady wants two Rooms,
With martial Boafd near Broadway, where elasss
can be received f0r instruction kscIences gwen ADDE'S
TEACHER. tbs Office. ma
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ROAkD.-kooms . Let, with Board, ~
- Gentlemen. At No 81 Gsseae-st, near sh ,Ss
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NEW HOTEL Zen completely FUR
4 pAhed Rooms AZ ~ per ve.k Rooms VITA - -.
~, 81 ~ per week Rooms PER gnt. &c lns "a ~,
ply constfuc'ed h7nse IS lighted throughout Hss 20
va med ~ hot ar furnaces. With water closets s,r
npor ard kept open during the eight, cJrnef o. $50
and RI nkfJEts's., enc block from the Park ~
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OOARD.-A single Gentleman caa BE
ID ,c.ormo5afed with a furnished reom. IN purr.
family. with breakfast and tea References ereaangl
Adde'S PRIVATE FAMILY, oitce % n. fToaN lFA'
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Two LET.-A two-story and attic hoa,
Il il good order. Possession gwen irmed Asg ~ ~
Abngct n-square. Inquire No 500 WasliEgt0A " -
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ITOIUS LIST, DC, II.
GTavesend-Arr Dec. %. Chenlmus, ter st)n
Pousmouth-Sid. Dec. %, London Heoafd, Ne YORK
Pill-Sld. Dec Is. Juno, -. Savannah.
LlverDoOl-Arr. Dec. 23 Acy0ne, watson, savannah
Sid p. Grand Turk. Curry, $. John y IS
Ci,de-Sid Dec 26. S4lah, Fraser, New-f9tN.
CuEhaven--aIr Dec "a, Trident. Forster, sta1Ils
Bardear-Sid Dec p, Mary Dale. Davis. phltiai nhl.
GironaeArr. Dec p Claiaorn, W 3yhS1a Ve y
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AT PRIVATE SALE.-The two tn, We
IN story Bnck HOUSES ash LOTS Nos 81 ua y s,sT
18th S. ~Eh all modern imp rogemelfs asg nc ~ 4. ne
ETck House AID Lot No SO Houston 81 m sAte .t,v
si,le with Mi modern inDfryeerafs also tee foaf s1
iowR stone GOa. House and 1t No 70 ftth- a. 10
deTn Improvements also three Houses anu - "A ,sas
aoTih sce of z6thAt % Lexington av nslss "a No
the above alse the twO-stoEy 8nck House sns !, Ne
IS Mott the four story Dick flent House ~ snnas
10 Spring ST the four stoy HI aRd Lot No lsrSs
and he House and Lot No % CdiAATiee "a ssd
portion II tse purchase mOEey remain IN mi osr
or gage the above property For 1nce ~ KER,
culaIs u The same apply 10 ANTHONY j. DIh M 10
AyetoLssT Nc. Broad st.
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4FFICES.-0hices wanted on lease ~
~ term II years the entfe upper portion x.s.-
spectacle dwelling suitable for such, ~ acentIo IA
ct or Broadway beiWsen Wall and ChtmoersEss a
isssse val make al REQUESTS alterations AoIlnsrssg
ohce OF tins PAPER. JH"tul-----
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ROARD.-A family consisting of Gentle.

ROARD.-Fou Gentlemen can be fur.
8-p nished with good Rooms with or without Brsaklla
and Tea House lighted BY gas. ITO. aEd cold BAH! L.
cation lih st. near UnOu square. ne addressed 70 g.
Tribune Once, viii DO promptly attended 10. il3 Iw'
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|. Pr Won BALD -

ARE You BALD is you H,.r ID.
Ii orr q a ysgf ts4i c1.ered ~lta Dtz.iraf q
So II q. make ,rsl # STORRs' CHEMICAL
HAIR INVIGokAlOR fghdlsos o. 2. = ~ 81 20
- r,r All lif restored o usss sfiet1a b. 't.
Ngw-Y osX. Jan /. Isa
mr sroFes.-psaf Sir tiI. Saith. o. NssloVa l. 1
fin.e bottle OF ,ur excel oni HLI laygefsf1s fsf Il.
i.ti,. rr al i fur years o'd hcg heal be- * effs,
bald uc hair II aEs c.ase@ Isnrc hatiar rsNn Af
.rsG her IT, srd. surprising asA naf tpeaf AL
ssslng usci 5cf bal i- coufi't h.si ~ ahF
o-'grcA nsri, to iucA.s Lag. II ile hss.ts rryR
A DOOLrTLE NJ ID . -. itl . as g
PHILADELPHIA. NsT. % 1854
ST. SIoRgs-Sf. AlIof tellg lal f.ta ABS "A. ~
and havtn- used nnurupgS p'rPaTatnl % n,s-' 90
On, -,,ral Han nylssfaio produced rae heai sfne-
hsfr sAa haidg bow 20 express nt stitn'e 20
tae h.ae6' have rs.;eyeS ifun fugf y,i fa' t cr
MADSM Okrh. No 10 )rcsi. &.
The follow rg tcs.ils m a f.' - " Me-H og
NiflTd0s Colr1fr-
"SrcHrs' HAM INfIGoR tToH u gvss - d. -l g.
sore ted. - record 1cs testimony so isssi u a.
sfea; ptassntaoSs aud eTs etcscf VI SS'.s f-easea
Han lnVsoTa'or Gu recovering frDr lie Erc'-. seEes
Aftacs oi ILess discovered that err lsaAi htNAT
art shrndarf cro- Of BAR rapidly tali.r nA, "a
CHANGING have hsid ssamps o me ap'se acle tsI
Rlhst li tie naEuiaetsn riAil n''i " ~ ~
uses hul sgse bottle ~ dire, ri, AL TO- " 10 asf-
ale Ike Cnann. catreN chc's the 1911 ''l cf',i.f
Rev alo HEALTHY action oi the soap
Ne could eve many %; her frleitl e, o. Z. 20 f pa =
with DaaGrua Bald lOsns tatT H.i', ?. so
Sfcrrs Chemical Han Iuvigo atoE ttt!, a-t o-e ~
Will DO e. convince yor - tue truih 81 cihrs -
than all the testimony OF others tntt VIC t.A tcic
CAUTION Ask for SrORRS' CHEMICAL HAIR IN.
VIGORATOR aud never lei aea ers pefsuiie ga = pas
am other article suhstue Pace i"en'I ir' c,es
per bottle . ..v-,- . -,
i3o Arch-st. Philsd,phia for slle by & Il hiS.' y.
100 Proadway A Dootle. No. IA Grad st. aed MIS- "
HAYES, Brooklyn. NJ "SS3h
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ghauees fcr 9nsiness &Ea.

dp8,VOOs siness f0r SaIe.-Ihe ktock ahu ItNst
Of a fsncT and Inmm,ag sore, wen estao.sneo 70
dress FANCY GOODS. Central Post-Ofce, broad~sy
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n PROPERTY, . bssatfal Country Residence, in the
village q Wilton, Coma situated on the Danbuy road Al
ncs fro. the New Haven, and three mIaates walk fom
the Stamford and Danbsry Railroads IL consists Of
story ftsne HOUSE With attic, and grouad
tsstsfuy laid out with and shreobsry abundance
The house AaA premises good order Ii Will sold low
Dor further particulars inquire Of
JAS r DERRIcKSoNA ace.
dWa No. les Felt0a-st
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D00R PLATES. DOOR PLATES |!
Boots, Shoes, &r,

BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS at
Sthe Glowine prlces VII Ladies SNten az ant y
.hiilnss Gents Rubpsrs at 5 aad Is Men. stronE
i5oas ss nre Rows strong shoes Is d0usesole gents
CO Bots 40 sc Ladies hne Nd Slps and IS gents
sDe Patent Leather ann Caters 81 less prce thar
elsewhere, AZ MANN son &, NO. >o' eHAre-s''
-i6 3mTVThks'
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McCORD'S KAOLIAN SOAP.-Q

MCCORD'S KAOLIAN SUAP.-(Pa-
vi tent applied for "A superior arics for washing
believed BY have used better and cheaper
than any soap IL contains nothing that will in
ARE the most delicate fabric, hurt the hands Manu-.
featured and for sale by WI. McCORD X CO., No al
Sullivan st. and by Grocers generally. dlS Inn
A DVERTISEM ENTS are inserted in
IA the best papers other cities and towns at v
PALNERS Advertising Agency, Tribune Buildings aull
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NOR SALE or EXCHANGE The

II to Foundry, as St, near 10Th av with five lots OF
ground. bn,ioIgs furnaces, ovens steam engine tools
10 The lots and budllgs MI either be sold or leased
FSr terms apply 10 WEEKS, KELLEY co,
40 3tr uTh&Ss No. IS Wall ST.
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Al G. LUTHER, ls;e u Bos' on, Mass ,TFcfoses f5f
short only reduce hrs prices consdeap oelof
u,ualttrms ia orter introduce soon possible rs
svle of inserting Audcsl rseih gold Plate beag -
faeni thst ~i he approved % by AL WIN st az Sen,
being A srnger aud more durable method, saa ieelRs
more natural t. the mouth iis solicited and no esa
requested to take piece % ~erN ai.cI Is oishe ~hs
l. ot satisfied Ct the Improvement heiefehtes siFrA
Oaice No s6l Broadway. "a door below MODS
g GNThsSs
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for the Golibans.


RT r PETERS d co Impoi,eIs "
tsk ,o,o,cr on n WINES, BRASDIEs, LiQOoSs
49, f.,ci rs have recent efsssd ,ns1I '''oA a.
an Ni"Ah No 200 BROADWAY, ., =.
x,h ,h.v ,aer 20 tas pubic very superior sf'ico'
~. d~s,tn,ent oft,ads Teem faclues - 20 ,r,tpu
IMPOXIAIION OF 'n{sssr III A"-''' ~"
are ,.eh that they az I'd 20 sch them At oiscoon ~
" 80 20 Del cert lower thar they car NJ p0rcaasro "
soy other bouse 10 The CT. ........-,.
vh,essi. Dealers are 1sf cuary requested 70
~, ,tcks a. ind uceTaets viii be Oe ed nct fnet S'.h
slsexhere in the pice vel a. 70 the 9iaht - ne
so1a Crs,orsrs ca vsys rely UPON finding ne c'sC"s'
bI ~ ,, 81 h''~Aa '-se'' No 800 BROADWAY
ENURS FURS "A large stock OF fancy
III fars In every vare-y q redeced Df,Ses az r.,x
ia, ~: NONARQUE'S. No. aSS Bower
NlNGER WINt-FOr the Holiday
IA yon, r,ui,v Groee, M supply you at moae. axe
prce wish this debc,ou, and delightful VINE is nv.4
parties and visitors II ever tsinns w RiJDKIN
Ua Wessnesf OF Wv S'OA No 70 Bsesrnan st. r. Y.
dll ius ". - -~--------------
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cats, Cups, sc.

FASHIONABLE HATS Jus. flushed,
= the most splendid art Gle ever offered, eleg4at
FRENCH SILK HATS at the low prce OF So usually
sod At 50 Also an artice at 50 50. Neat hts at 81
BROWN No, l58 CSnsl-st one door from ulllyan
% i'm
II OSSUTH HATS-With or without
IA feathers for Gents yoGnE Gents, Youths and BOYS
With srge assortment Of fashionable Hats sud Caps
Ladies Bornsts, at MONARQUES, No 2s 5o"efy.
1rns
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Camps ano Burning Sluins.

YNHE LARGEST aud best assortment of
Il Lamps Girandol Chandeliers, Csnddabras, Han
Lanterns Of the latest es and patterns mig be found Az
z. s. CONKLIN'S, No. 1913 Hudsop-st ~ those wno
design purchasing goods IN the shove inc vii 90 wen 20
call and examine HIS prices will be found 10 ne - per
cent than other establishment m tht CITY Also Oh
hand well selected assortment Of Glass and bI,Sm@
Ware Globes Shades Lamp Glasses and Nlcks Of every
description; Sperm and Lard OIL Camphme and Burning
FLUID Goedt sent - any part Of the Gy eI careiG'
nack cd fer the country oH 3mTuFhsS'
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~ Farm u 20 acres drs, quality land. at Sing sang n
miss from Depot 81 II ussp hver Railroad for sale cheap
cotaGe hesss, gssd barn &c l good order Stream
of watsS running throash good variety Of fruit view
Of he rivsy ven healthy and beautifully located ccAss-
n,ent 10 schools churches, &c Terms easy Apply a,
No SIC Washlustoa-st, rots
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r. - .,eytv 1.-THE late Jonathan Lawrence. Fsq q
~, i.nsted A. HOeswe IL the County Of Dltohess,
sbou, miles from the Hudson RyeL The properly c,e
nh en- sduirabs dwelling house baA carnsge aaa o1s-
$3.50 an IN excellent repair H. the mids; Of igAy
sultya;ed dtrict connected by pl1nk roads VITA ae w
is ~ povyt keepse and the Hudsoa RIVER RarORd and
in ne immediate vicinity of chnfc and sch 1ohsu9e ms
property IN Question offers unusual Inducements 20 -
se.,rirg chsar and in all respects commedious cs2By
residence For terms apply TO -
di6 2s HOMER biOEifhhs No AFihr-1'-
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me0irgl.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
ODr. HAsTINGs'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPH-

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
~ Dr. HASTINGS'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPH-
rHAThe wonder and doubt felt BY the medical faculty
when Dr. Hastings procla the durability Of pulmonary
pton by the Of Naphtha remedial AGENT has
after eight Of trial settled down deep
victon that there few which oonsump-
ton cannot be cured by DR.. HASTiNGS'S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF NAPHTHA. In every IN which It has
Tried England the United States has fol-
lowed by immediate relief and ultimate Ia the Ben
helm Free Dspensary under the charge Of Dr. Hastings
during FIVE years that the Naphtha has been ia there
has been single death from disease Of the lungs while
previously patients had died almost every week In ncp
stages consumption the effect Of the Naphtha Syrup
Is almost miraculous, and effected incredibly
short space tune In the stages and
IN the third last dreadful division Of this hitherto
bic disease its effect Is equally wonderful This period
marked by the expec,oson the tuberclesSn cheese
hike particles mixed with pns mucus blood, etc and
generally accompanied with disnaea On adma-
terng the Nsphths Syrup the formation Of the tubercss
almost instantly arrested the foreign natter thrown Of
the tuberclss already formed destroyed and the breath
ing immediately becomes easier and the patient the
third night after frst taking the Syrup oteu able
Joy quiet nights rest thing unknown Tor previ-
ously.
all THAI asked BY ths proprietor to prove this medicine
70 be all thst has been stated.
BRONCHITIS
Bronchitis has in this remedy sure aad speedy cure,
and is sci nowlecge by all the medical faculty be VITA
out rival the speedy Of bronchitis both sod
chronic
COUGHS, COLDS AND CATARRHs
yield to the influence Of the Naphhs Syrup often In the
shor, space Of forty eight hours
NIGHT swEATS
This distressing ard weakening accompaniment 30
sumption and other diseases instantly stopped By the
Of the Nsph,ha Syrup.
SPLITTING OF BLOOD
The attacks Of splitting Of blood inYa-
rably been stopped within the short space Of thy min
ues and all disposition TO recurrence Of the pre-
vented In conclusion the proprietor the Naph
tia Syrup be only but the ony certain
for Pulmonary Consumption and all other diseases Of the
lungs.
TIE short space of newspaper advertisement VIII not
aGnt q the Publication OF the many hundred certificates
received b. the agents this city and also from every part
Of the United States but every person interested
suestd 10 call and ,eruse them The ecs No l5 Greea
w.ch-.t where pamphlets and every information will 30
free.y funished None genuine viihoa. the written ss
nature Of M. "A 3. HARRISON on tbs wrapper u each
bsule. S! per bottle. bottles fa S.
Principal Office No l3f Gree awich st Ne~-York Al.o
for sale al tue following places r H. Cgios No III
Bo~ery; Jno. B. Odd. No. III Broadway; J.GIC Col
diIs.oA No 1893 HGdsos-s,
Re" are Of counterie'ts Dis lrsFaTbks'
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T1OR sALE-A FARM Of fsrty-t~o

EOK SALE.-h NV - III Il La.
ara situa.sd Va in p n,nr'es , 80 D 30
Is,s1d sound nd 10 mis- % kachss g a. ~
Nv Yofk Oh tie Byrsn RveT 90 ths 80. l. "a.
6uildhgs ard great ysre- q aass spd aas -lTs
fofne " known a. Cat resr'.N SAx York fssaies
on seeSurt II the hehfo ct h f.psss ,s po.
ing the Fam new VILLAGE Is - The eshoe m y he -oid
r tudSs Ts es, , h Ao, Y on the PsT
o. 10 r. "ikSaiA'' " jI0 SMxH
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sALE-Ihe Undersigned lfers Tor sac thiee an.
,itrt;sd ID ShawanguDk Ulster County " AoS - =.
New tursh One OF 81 acres ana two 81 10y eles exc AZ
good safe of cultivation. ard snitsoiy ciVicec IN
rov and wood land Also gsi nil IN prime oreei NJ
fkree rup OF stones, mli and tap hammer mhi'
r-achne shop and factory ard machinery nov ccc ~
csrrat making The property Or The WAIKIKI ~ hIes
from Nswbursh three from Walden. with PanA ros1 70
Me- burgh with full I'D falling supply Of ae! 10
aad mil property will be sold separate OF together VIA
ns,en horse aad sr or dwelling houses ana Gag
~ lining 10 suit y vii be sO1 low IN hoera! terms Inc
f aor auo country arounc viii COM are Nth any e
stafe Refer 70 Abraham Crist. No WaI-si, Newfo.E
" AZ irs ~ ''i'O'' W" Vac JAMES n. MITCHELL.
g,OR SALE-l00 BUILDING LOIS
on 18Th ilh AID 18Th. sta Avenues y ana Y Ia
azure of K W LOWBER, No. lT Broadway. tTsskha
Buldug. yIot
GLOOP for SALE Suitable for the lum-
~ Der bnck tfsds-el-cP, LI ~ VII
in... vii -s rigging gIonni tscke' &C. mn
he sold very cheap fer cash OF approved paper f i
tber particulars apply to FOSTER, LOWERkE HAN
LEY no. 10 Newest. or to Capt. CHARLES N JOHN
SON Huntington, L L. wheTe the slsep may be seen
u lm'
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HARDWARE.

TUT NAlLS.-An assortment of Boom
~ Cut Nails constantly on hand and for sale By
DUDLEY b. FULLER co,
10 smMNSF No lS9 Greenwich. ST cor Cedar u.
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Clothing.

CHEAP CLOTHING. The German
~ Iailos Association sells their stock ii ResdY-
made Clothing. which slightly damaged by water at
the FIRE B0wey, very low prices, to sell Oh at
their Store No BoweV. % lw'
SNTM. 5. VANDERBILT would call
the attention Of his customers and ire public gene
,slly 70 his weseeced stock Of Cloths Cassmes Vsss
nrs and Fail and Winter Goods az his CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, 4le Brosdwty,
where he is prepared 10 make sp GENTlEMkNe anc
9OYS CLOTHING, in the most fashionable style.
He also keeps q well-selected assortment OF GkNTLk-
MEMS and BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Also, general assortment of everything found in =
sENTLEhEK's FURNISHING RsTLDIIsHxSNf.
% lms
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nlnsifal.
Danring Schools.

HENRY WELLS and his SISTERS
Il U MADAME F. Gavelh) ACADEMY for DANCING
and Graceful Department AZ the Stuyyesant las tate No
go Broae way New Term commencing Glasses for
Adults Mondays and Thursdays, morning and evening"
classes for Masters and Misses, Wednesdays All
Saturdays at3P NJ Hours devotedt 'pecla classes and
D,,yate lessons Tim
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.,,,v vopr nAuv TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1852

S.TFAM ENGINE. For sale. new ID
- -. ,r., f-isref r-stc N TIE 81; a@'lsr-
tnolv ~ -l,nlau Fsundry M 80 Cne ~ = ,s.
a WhtalwT,ghi w4o 81 Arpt - 49, - -