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The Empire steamer.

The following particulars of the collision
between the steamer Empire and the Sloop
General Livingston, we copy from the y. \.
Tribune of last evening -
From the evidence before the Coroncrs
Jurirs. and from the various statements at
Clinton Point and Poughkcrrsic, we make
mn the following reliable account of the UNI
fortunate occurrence The Empire left
Troy at six o'clock. with (as stated by the
CnI,tain.) about % passengers. and an un-
usually small amount OF freight, among which
were some half dozen horses. She had her
usual crew. Nothing unusual occurred until
when close up to the west shore about mile
and n half above Clinton Point and six miles
below Poughkccpsic, it being about lmll-rNt
! o'clock \. NJ. The wind rather fresh from
the south ut the time, and the tld' at "bp.
The pilot at the wheel, (Mr. lludsnn) dlSrov-
cred "A slpop coming towards them. Vt the
time she was first discovered, sh" was about
half a mile Off Thinking. of course, there
would be no difficulty. he laid his course the
usual way, to cross over t. CLINTON Point.
and SO ON down. When the distance had
been decreased about onc-hali he (thr pilot
of the E.l thought he SAW disposition ON
the mart of tios, ON board of the >oop to
crowd him. and he casnd her up II little more
to the west shore Matters remained thus
ill the space between them was reduced to
about IA hundred vardS-whcn the slppp was
lufrcd up to the wind, and ran squar" INTO
the course of the Empire. From this mo-
mont II collision became inevitable. The
sloop struck head on. running her howsrrit
into the mrboard boiler of the f.. either
causing it to explode or Knocking 1t overheard
instantancouslv. The whole of the guard
and braces under it We're taken out as
| 1. 4 .,,l
About eight stutr-ropms ON each side. with
the whole of the stat"-roomS and upper decks
were completely carried away. together with
the braces described above Both smoke
pipes came down. steam chimnryS-in
fact. all her upper works in the space before
mentioned (rXccpt starhpard boiler. >uSpcn-
sion frame and hrdcr.) giving her the al-
praranrr of pretty general wreck. FROM
MI accounts. the scene that followed among
the passengers (who had nearly all retired to
their births for the night and crew l. beyond
accurate description. The CONSERVATION and
confusion were intense. the agonlHlng groanN
of the wounlrl and dying-thr >lTirkS Of
the females and chllrcn-thr wliin- and
crvinr of rrlativc.-thc rough. hotl> voices
ofthr officers issuing orders t. prevent Further
destruction of lir--ll made up Il seen" most
appalling and hcartrrnliuG in the extreme.
AMI such one is many were heard t. pray
they never mi Iht witness again.
In the midst of the excitement. the steamer
was III discovered to be- ON fire.. the easing of the
starhpard boiler having caught from the "N-
ccSsivr heat Of the furnaces. Ih" force pump
and hose WAS brought in requisiton. and this
source of danger Immediately checked.
In the first excitement. Il number ol thr
pas, myers jumped overheard. III" second
pilpt CIR. CIrpeotr) tells Us that only .i""'
!, ,,-.lv., .st.,it..l ,.l fOr-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-22

At market 500 Beef Cattle, no stores, pairs
Working Oxen, u Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep and
leo swine.
Beef Cattlc-Exta s. first quality 81 - :;
second do - - third do So 30 ordinary - a t..
Working ONcu-S95, lO0 l2j.
Cows and CaIycs-S2i, 90, p, 30, - A.
sheep aud Lambs, %, > 81 extra s.
3 -, Ga - 90.
swine lie email Pigs he
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Cattlc. Sheen & Lnmbs. Swine. IInr.cs.

\, 7, HccI-ENtrN includes n0thing but the bcst
larg" oxen, well stabilized AT least one year.
First quality consists Of largo fat oxen, stabilized
at least several months.
Second quality includes the hest grass-fcd oxen,
the best stabilized COWS, and the best three years old
steers.
Shccp-Evtra consists of choice Bucks and fancy
Views for stock, and the best Cosscts.
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The wonder OF The World.
DEVINES COMPOUND
Pitch LoZenges,

4 SURE and pleasant remedy for Colds
, Coughs Group Whoopmg Cough, Asthma, aud
lungs enough are lett tosustain r ccrtR cure tOT
CONSUMPTION!
Hear Mrs. Bidck
This is to certify that my son. Alexander, was aiken
sick the lSt OF February with the lung fever nd ms
lungs were sounded bya physician and pronounced
To be IN very bad state. Every one that sa" him
thought he was in tee last stages OF consumption. tie
was very poor almost skeleton, and raised very bad
matter when by the advice OF friend, was induced
to try Mr. Drvnes medicine tor him, although had
little or no faith in II. After he commenced taking II
he began to improve daily, and the course OF two
weeks was able To walk out, to the surprise OF all,
and he Is now restored TO usual health.
Ire, Oct, 1851 PERSlS BLACK.
GEO ?. SANBORN, & CO, Apothicares HaH,
Agentstor Burlington.
Sci ia 1892 wliwly
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New Seeds u, ssOrt0n's.

ME- HAVE JUST TURNED FROM
w city, with large assortment of New O,
and we can nov show our friends one of the
Stocks in our line ever offered in this market.
assortment of GOLD AND SILVER WATCuf
the hest qualify, Is large and varied. Onr JEN
comprises every variety of style and price,
the latest patterns and in the FANCY &c
line, may he found everything usually kept IN
liShmcuts like ours, We steadily adhere To- on
tcm of business, which, So far, has been succu
and has met with the unqualified appreciation OF
friends aud customcr,-yiz The CASH, Or =
SMALL PRoFIr SYSTEM. Every article of GOOD
our establishment is marked in plain figures,
we sell at our mnrk-gua rantecing all ~
WHAT We RECOMMEND IT 10 III.
We gratefully appreciate the encouragcm,
has thus far hcen gwen Us. and trust our g.
effort, L. mcrl, il, will meet with the favor -
crlm'rating pablo. II Y. HORTON a
No. ! Bank
Burlington, June -. g.,
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GOV. Paine.

BY Il private despatch just received in town
from New Orleans, we learn that Gov.
pninc's health is much improved. He was
ut Nlacu at last advrrs
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Valuable Property for sale
1T THE
VILLAGE OF POTSDAM.

COUNTY or ST. LAWRENCE. NEW YORK.
'E7llE EXECUTORS WILL OFFER FOR SALE
u at Public Auction, at Mr.. ChAI{k'S HOTEL,
in this Village. ON the ith day Of August ucNt. at
II, 4. M, and liberal terms of payment. the
balance Of their Mill ESTATE property, n follows !:
\ substantial stone GRIST Mill, containing three
run Of stone, II swift MILL and Cons CRAoNEH, hay
ing Il very large business, and propelled by never
failing stream of water. Tho Mill is - located rs
not to he capable of being in any way injured by
frcshcts, and is within far rody of the PorspAn and
WArEHrowN DEroT. It, nett income for the past
six years. fcoD Custom Hmk oioic. has hccn -
per cent on 10000, and this amount it is believed
Gan be do,iL!od by enlarging It's operations. Tn"
PRuPRIETORS have the SOLE AND PERPETUAL rHlvt-
IEGE nj grinding Mc uh,I, oytui ot Hc Il r,r
(Rack,t) wti,in Hic TouHshit-u VoNoroIY that will
increase in value yearly, with the increase of the
population, which on account of the Ogdensburgh
Railroad in the vicinity, the road to Natcrtrwn,
above alluded to and other local advantages it is
presumed will he greater in the course of thc next
eight tc4sAyars, than during the past forty. Al
ready has there been ~ large accession t. the
Der of the inhabitants in the township, and all real
estate has advanced full 80 per cent. The appraised
value of the Mill is <ll 900.
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cow ERCIAL.
DGsdbls a. woe DIS
pRLCE.S CURRE.NI'.

TRITE,N CIRKE.NT.
VI. :. PROCTOR. NJ. +. WOOD.
Commission Merchants for the sale OF
Wool and Country Produce.
BOSTON, MONDAY, JULY Is, 1888.
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Recent Decisions under the Law o
Honor"

Several ducls have been lately fought in
California. In regard to one the following
card is published by the friends of the par
ties -
:. After an exchange Of three Intellectual shots be-
tween the Hon VIM. NJ. Gwiun and Hon. j. ". Nc
Corklc the friends of the respective parties having
discovered that their principals were lighting under
a msapprchcn>ion of iacts, mutually explained I"
their respective principals in what the mi'apprc-
hension consisted whcrcupun Dr. Gwinn promptly
denied the cause of pruyucdtion referred to m Nr
McCorkc's letter of the 10Th Of May, and Mr..
McCorkc Withdrew his offensive language uttered
on the race course, and expressed regret at having
used it.
(Signcd,) -. W. INGE,
81 ST. ART
"E. G. MARSHALL,
"E. G. FlIXuUGl,
"GED. p. JOHNSON,
"Junc l,t, 1853. a. p. CEITrENbEN."
II may be added that the Constitution OF
California disqualiiicS all durlliSts from
holding office. 50 that the case may he
summed up thus -
Ist. For the pleasure of firing three iInci,
E,rtual shots at II man who never inSultcd
him. the Hon. j. W. McCorklc has forfeited
his right to run again for Governor.
ID For the pleasure Of being three time.
intellectually shot at, by man who had used
offensive language towards hmm, the Hon
VIM. NJ. Gwinn rclnquishcS his claim to re-
turn to his seat in the United States Senate,
and to the S5,4S2.40 mileage thcrcunto ap-
pertaining. -, ~
1t also appears that Mr., Aldrrmon Hayes
went to "A retired place ON Ridlry's Ranch, at
six o'clock in the morning, in order to shoot
Mr. Mr. John Nngcnt~whic6 he did-thc ball
4" taking effect in Mr.. Nugcnt's arm, sh9ttcr-
ing the bone from the shoulder 70 the elbow
and thence tra,croins the muscles and nte3-
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LITHOGRAPIlS.

4 LARGE VARIETY RECEIVED THIS MORN
\ mg-somc entirely new fgurcs-makng the
nrgcst variety to be found North Of New York
all of which must be sold Immediately to close
signmcnt. We have Il room devoted exclusively to
Pictures which is brilliantly illuminated every even
ing. y. WARREN.
July 3. d6wtf No. 2 Bank Block.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-22

I ARD, HANS, MACKEREL, SALMON and
IL Smoked IIcnings Tor sale by .
A. s. DEWEY.
June 2 DIT
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Thermometers.

a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TIIERMOME-
I \ tcrs, both American and English, from the best
makers, cheaper than ever before offered in this
market. by y. WARREN.
No. Bank Block, July 5. d&wU
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-22

This furnace was invented by Gardner Gibson o
Boston. and the final improvements PATENTED in
1850. There are Jour slZrs completely adapted ion
burning anthracite and hilumnous coal or wood
All sizes constantly ON hand. together with n great
vliicry of Registers and Nrntators. Personal AT
rention given to warming and yrnulntluG buildings
in any part of the county. r. BRONSON.
College ST, Burlington, June Q. d6tNwu
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Ribbons. Gloves and Hoi>cry.

ldNl,., Sc &C., in tact everything Usually &,
IN ny Goods House
: lil'r ito say, they were bought and 90.
with Great care, and viii he sold al Il reru smq
vance from first cost. Purchasers OF Dry (,
please give this Stock look, as all Goods
freely shown, TIM, giving the purchasers
chance To Judge tot themselves.
Apr, y. d..
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AsSignce's Sale.

hN SATURDAY, July I'D. AZ O'CLOCK
~ =. NJ, at the store lately occupied by James
W. Ilsrlhurt in Willi,ton will sell at Public Auc-
ton brick dwelling and lot, two story brick store
and out buildings. and small building lot near tho
Eagle Hall in Willi.ton.
WM. VI. MILLER. Assignee.
Burlngton, JuIy I, ls13. dlOt&w2w
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HATS, GAP S-STRAW

The lat st approved styles, received at BAR
NJ Ms liat Store 1 door east OF ]. q J II Prcks
LadicS G,rd'n Hais and Misses Flats.
Bonnet CASES, Trunks, NalIises, Ladies and Gentle
man. Sltch"ls, and Carpet Bags Umbrellas, Canes,
Gloves, NIitrn-, &c.
WE. &. DREW.
formerly with y. Allen 4 Co., is connected with
the above establishment aud assures his friends
they can lind at Barnum's Il iarger assortment
dnd as chcGp, as m ~ be toHnd ,iScrberc in Bur-
Hn@i0D, - Custom work otall kinds, made 10 order
Panama and Straw Goods Cleaned aud Pressed.
|. W. BARNUM,
Co!leGe Street. 2ud Door from Church.
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SHEET MUSIC,

More than Tn Th,n,and Pieces now on hand. and
all new pieces of Music received soon ~ PUBLISH
ed Glcc Books and Church Music Books of every
description.
MH. Rl ST will sell all articles as low those of
the same quality can be obtained in any city, and
liberal discount made to Teachers and those who buy
to sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received he will spare no effort 10 keep complete
assortment of all articles usually kept in Music
Store, and by constant personal attention to his but
sincss, hopes to see in his New and Commodious
store, ALI of his OLD, and many SEW customers.
Burlington, July -, lN13. w3wtf
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
Ornamental gron tl)orks.
NEW. YORK WIRE RAILING WORKS.

NETWORK WIRE RAILING WORKS.-The
UNITED STATES.
The Prspefor has received during this upward of 90
pats the world which all the Railing
enclosing and the GALLERIES OF the renowned CRYS
TAL PALACE.
FdEsYTHEILicE Public Park Ia savannah consng 10
enciossc with beautiful pattern Of WIRE RAILING
Akin square ard Iyrn Church property Of the City Ol Char
lei0p = e have just been surrounded with WIRE RAILING
Of rich ald graceful design
Cemeteries Dwellings Public Grounds Banks Insurance Oce
Hools HosFss Aylums Theates and Mills In sl parts of the
country GInong the st Of the subscber's orders
IRON RAILING,
Embracing variety made OF Wrought and Iroc sad
CelebTaed WIRE RAILING.
IRON BEDsTEADs
OF every size and unique design Of the ehse the pAnss
patSIus
IRON FURNITURE,
Consisting Of Tables Chairs, Setee& Hatrack WGshStand
ToEeLstsnds Msntek, &c.
HORSE POSTS,
OF and beautiful design.
NIcXERsHAns Patented. Celebrated
WIRE FENCE,
Fer Pales Railroads Fsras Lawn Gardens 81 per
WIRE FENCE Of the above descrpon Burn FoaG
Tsu T;I Sr''' subject to ''' 'ad n'od'o'' this Fence in
The 2nd edition Of New Phase of the Iron MsnufactureH
which has been greatly enlarged containing designs exnsnsos
sld prices Of the above srcls will be Forwarded ny
subscriber sae
10 Gos silver end Bronze Aed. and D.plom. b.y. bean
Proprietor snd M1nlfs
JOHN Is. NICKERSHAM Warehouse 10 5l2 Broadway
Works; Nos g IS. 81, 50 and o. Lews-s,, New-YoTk
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
prn @onos.

~ NORrOsk 60,
suece~sop o C. @. HScs No so BoweFy,
having entered into psrsuership .rssse-aents with
Mr. O p HiLrVAN,
ssd partnership the st Of FeerusJ ne' unir
NORTON 4 HILFMAN,
becomes imperyfve effect sdts Clearance Sf
the present very yaua s amounting eo Pes TO Sf
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS!
complete extensive ao-tl-rf of Sfs
ska~ French Nernos 'GsfnreS D. Lanes Apacr Clcoes
ara Other DR.. rs Lness Saetng. Sarsins Daps
Table Linen To-slngs N1pkns Bisnk Ylnaes Qais C1ilt
rp.ne- description Of 3o0iS HOsS
~ Gloves Drree Damasks Lses and Mlsn Caaas &c Sc-
th whole OF whsh having been recently purehAd r cash In the
yery b.st be sfered az sach incredibly low prices
and immediate dbgto1 ani
toe purchasers hitherto unparalleled IN t5s annals
ofDrv Goods -. -.
th ssor nov established upward Of twelve yesl xmnod
.esdy sufficiently promulgated Any comment tasrso'e os
III. subject deemed wholly unnecessary.
The ssle will commsuee
"WEDNESDAY the 7th Of December Inst.
.,s eort . puti the .nfir- sock drroset OF 49,.
Dor. o1n co>e each day sNpes' WI" % -
srs,ehss ,wiee S.y parties residing IN bronk,n VII
.rrFh OF py dazt localities the city may have taef par
cells delivered free Of any charge -. ..o.-o.,e
Observe the address, W. w. NotiOr - W -.
Successors 20 Chaa u Hook
No 800 Rowery fe~ door above hatt
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
Danfing Araormirs.

DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, No.
IA Broadway open for the reception upis who can
enter at any time during clss Ia and Children
Thurday and Ss Hay
meeting Saturday practice with bsnd OF mnse Lessons
for Gentlemen Monday, "Wednesday and Thursday evenings
rensr rraefoe With band evening Gentlemen do
bot attend on regular but pure lesson tickets AID At
or learn particular dance While on visit
Europe during the past number OF new dince were
procured which will be introduced for the first time here Prse
issons Gmly cIassts and academies attended So6es wcs
month exDsvey for pupils Glasses for Ladies and Children
will cOunsuce the hJst week In January.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
r.m ,..,,,,.rs,iis, Uai;o1s rsy, 6
AsrRoSy J. BLEEcErs. Aae,ioneer o.,a
TENIIE DESIRABLE PROPERTY, Nos. Z, ~, sns -

AsTtOSy J. BLEEcgrs. A1ctioneer n In
YEyHE DESIRABLE PROPERTY, Nos. Z, sn sns
Cannon st and Nos ~ H. ~ and No q BIoosae g. ~ vit
10, On Desneey-st il tie ,fh Ward Of the ei'5 o.
GuctiOr. .u. .r.fx
IETHOHY J. BLEECEER vii ael a. BIC yy.s',S...sL s,.L
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 4 'lejL all G'lock. o. me 1'''-'
chanfe the following Real Litgte VIZ; . ia. ff>rf
Tbrc5 dgeliuz N uses With stores snl ~ IA
known Nos Z 3 sa6 II CeanoDsi, each o. os-hs ~ ~
By lQo feet In dsph. o., -. - ic.s a rrf
ksown NOs a. ~ snd ID Bfoome+ti eseD 10 '''
inchee by IS feet 10 deptk- 4 a.. A.serr .tvs
as Nc A. Brooaea lot y by IS et n deg.a 4. "a Vi u
the husipess With rho stock and besery aensA' wa "
baker, premises II desired 49,. - q. Al
On Dslsacsy.sAso large md vsat5e e' o. sTgsss
sCatheTy sde Of Dcsrcey-st oetgten Ooti 80
commencing IS lcei from ManeDsi HEe o. Aa 4" -
Il ct In dspth. -, ..<sa|
The le to the s1oVe properly snqisst.oaso M -
=. plr:hsse money Temso CO bond 40 nost "a &.
de.crbb,,r- the sbsYe srd more fgl Psriea,SS sppH
fisneer No : BEoedF: F'p
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
r. w WEsrc0rT Asctioneer
| HOUSEHOLD FURNIIURE-A word % N.

4 n wise THIS "wednesday NORNfN5 At lel ydst.
shs sell by catalogue sll the Elegant Rsswoo1 sai MAJ
any FURNlIl RI Snd HOU Sk-FURNfSHiSG ARflcLEs W
In house No. 70 SHAY. condition that
will a. goods within ~ hours siter The sale sais
be ceaed mro9i ely. Cnsi'fi1g Of hirisms Cana
bresu rooms; maguihcen Rosewood PaTlof sa.s
telie elegant Pier Cases q 80 richly carved Rosewood
gere Rosewood aud hahoesny Center and Pier rb caas
lruorfE Mosac aud usd Tables elegaut Carved f0,as a
weed Piano Forte and Cover rich Curtsia. and Sa.s vi
choice collection Of BJqaa Figure AID P1rcesn Hsse
auction this .ce,on Aso 10 superb Lahdspe Pss
france French Bedeads superior Hair Mattresses eesssr 81
and Bedding Mab.eop waLstends and cc' Set. Ros.slu
Mahogany D8Tfaus Ite1 Totes Sos Loanges Drsus 0sa
Gilt ard Mah MiToTs Mahogany and other Chsrs ce
&e With the Basement Furniture, Dining Breskiss f
Cloth Silver Ware. Spoons Cake Bsskets FORKS Ivory Gale
Glassware. CTockery. rich China Sct. &C. Also Fka Batx
choice Wine Tor family Calaosas the hsaa
rain shine
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
ANTHONY J. RLEgogsR, Auctioneer
TOR SALE at AUCTION az the Merrh.nsl ?,

OK SALE aI ANttl'N at the MerchsnN Il
Il change in the City Of NewYork Jsnusry H. MisN n
desirable property situate the Village OF New acten.,.t m
Of Fshk County of Duichess tnows The northern ps.f
farm formerly beonEing 20 esate Of ee steward E ess
snd Ho~ hsmbgrsh, by plank aud turnpike roads nss
thereshous This property having recently been much n,ss
bghy desirable for either hrmug slmuct ricnce "a 4,
IN sdelghifol vile could be sdvsntasous divided oa
The natural beau 0f the coun.rr
the Csiail snd Fhtil mountaius the fertility of ne . n
too well known for comment There constant sn.as
by Hudson River Railroad 10 P0ugAkecpe Gni Nex,nAgfA
For usrs ard terms and further particulars inquire Of avfor
HLfkCkER, A. ;toneer No. B Boadsi. or Of PRAS1sf
GAEkETsON, Couu1elor st law, No. 50 JOhRst No gDg
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
WittIhH IsviSs A--tion.er.
&c NfI' = u u Of LNANnN Annrn

E'IEuANI TALL OF FANNY GOODS "a, n,
~ BOLinAYS-WiLLlANl IRVING 4 Co will al, =. " W
on WEDNESDAY. TIL RSDAY aud FRIDAY. D,.smAss
tnd 50 ~ o'clock each day e the Sales Rooms N,
near Broadway Elegant Papisr Mache Goods ~
with pearl viz Work and Center rsbles Dr,ssins e.,
Boxes. Focs Work eoxes Tuys Wrisirs Desks a. ~ -
Brorzs end 0rolu CLOCKS. Cn3lola'rss Caaiestek. 40
figures Watch Cssrs Msfch Boxes Josel Casis,. kr
Psrsn Tete atete SEES Vsses Pitchers Groars aud gr, ~
dian Angels Grape Gshercr fsher O Innocence ss ~,
sumnner Cupid Chained Dovot,u M.teh Rcsives Ts,, ~
silver Plated Ware. Cske nsskes Casters Liquor s,s ~
Weitcrs Tea and Coffee Urps Tea and Breakf.sf S, N.
Aahssier thc Roman aud Grecau Of
digo &c tog hsr with largo aud hanisoms or.msaf ~
Il an and French Goois suifahio for Holiday sressns w
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
paper WAREHOUSES;.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE.--J. L TDERRICXSON &
Co No les Fulton on the lowest terms Wnes
f.psrs Englfh French and American
Newspaper, sll szes weights Gnd draiitsA
Book Paper, all sizes, weights and qualities.
1iasae Paper fancy coors wht& Of the tes. euJtx
Hanging Paper white aud coored, different ,idsh,
Cloth Paper, SSx40 and t0xis:
English Hardware Paper lars. assortment Iu arrival
shea.hins Paper the best qualify
NropPins Paper. Straw Raj and Nsaix
Tea Paper Of fdiferenfsizes
Su Roofing Paper, sritsble for roofs In rolh
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
ALsFRr n. Nrcot,y Anc-i,n..r
EANCY SALE of GREAT VARIETY

FANCY SALE of GREAT VARIETY and A,
u sOkTkENr Of SEASONABLr GOODS slitsAs f pess
ENTATlON. II rcudrg ELEGANT FENCu TIMEPIE va RItS
SILVER PLATED s8fFFlSLD WARE. Sc c-ALBgsF ~,
OIAT Co will eel ~ GTcii0g WFDNESDASD.c a A. a,
oclcck the stesreos, No. ls9 Broadway ne CoatuI
Goods Of variety sud assortment for NeYs D.
ents consisting OF eessnt French Cocks Bronze r4s ~
Ffurea Painted and t Nasss OF site roh Silver P
ShCsd Nars including beantici Tea sni s,
Trays WGier; cva square and circular Tcs and COTS I'm
Bread Bslkcs AXE DO. Csd do Liquor Pam-s usr
CtsoTs small Tea Seis elesant pepler Msche Wars
lad Tables srd aud Glove Boses Letter sud Note Pss L,i-
Decks Enstop Boxes Jewel Cases Istsfsnds Csss,S,, I
Fsscy Boxes great variety Also invoice Of Pore
CigaE Cases LADIES' Reiicules Bohemian Oss wa b r..s
CsdReceivers. Match stsnds Also short 100 ecr, a..
Tngfh Ragors, II dOKen Of richly mounted Wakas Cos A.
Ase splendid assortment of tainted BsgRe Csas Q,.,s
Figures FioF Receivers Match DO Gard do ana 20 eaf -
snick knack too 10 mention IN a dr.
Sale positively without reserve. by order Of coafss
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
Jnsirnr!ion.


4 NUMERICAL and CLASSICAL SCHOOL No.
~ 70 Henry-st- New.York- SOLOMON JENNER PrsncpAl-
The Proprietor returns his grateful Acknowledgements to hs
Gus patrons and friends lie woad
thai particular attention paid 70 the Javene department
ComeieiAi aud hshsmaca cses well thor
ousny srnefec The apparatus for M Chem-
s sn6 Philosophy a and complete The higher classes par-
e the Latin. Greek French spansh AID GoDan on
she most approved systems.
Rev John NJ. Krebs Hon Jacob A We.,e,v,r
Rev Is>ac teuia DID Hoo Jsnes IIarncr
aes' ~ EsEtewGd Hon. Caleb ). W0odhull
pes 1D.,S1>H. stone Hcn. VIM. y. Havcmeyer
yyen NofnlaH Hon Morgan Morgrus
nst ~ o. "eAeiy James X. Wood NJ. D.
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neac ~ tHtoh tsq T.. r. Beldan NJ
Peter G. BarDun. ESQ ljsorgr w N..au Ia.
sssEy Morris L.l Johu Law -, ''E