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menlcal.

NOsTAR's RAT, COCKROACH &c, EX-
~ iERMlNAToR DEPOT ha. removed TO No, 5s5 bloid
n having been burned cut by the he a. hs Ola sthd
No ga Brcsdw.y Anew HsFpy Family on the Sd OF Jan
usy 1855.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Mr KENSEDY Of RO.bo, IA. discovered Il one q sr,
eouron pasture weeds remedy that cures EVERY KIND
Of HUMOa from 1e -ovs, se'cfza does 10 sos'm'n P~p1
d. he. tried 10 over eleven Hundred snd never failed
e1cp, Ia both thunder humor lie h" 20" IN ns
po,son hundred certificates Of s value all within
Two borl.. warranted To sore nar.ins .ors nouts
One three BEETLES will the wort fnd Of pipes o.
the lace
TSo bottles warranted 20 eue the worst car ter 70 tns
mouth sn5 stomach.
Three 10 I've bottle. warranted to care The worst Gaze Of
Or or two bottle. warranted to cure all suuor in tie
Two so. warranted 70 raining Of The ears and
bO,ehes aDOsF tbe hair
One boul. I'll esrs .eslI eruption. Of the .tu.
Two or rar.e bottle. are vsr,rted the dsEpsr
ate ease Of rhermstisu
Three 70 four bottles utrantsd to cure sst rheom
Five eight bottles will the WORT case OF 'co.faA
bereE. axsys eIpereleed from the first bottle znd's
perfect warranted when the above qusnuiy tassn
NethEs eOI &c improbable 70 tho.e s.o a.Ys u ysn ss
o~ips he pastures and shs cd 'ons e' ,9oad ears
a6r there are no . nor .sd. ham. h..
.sost .ntIs some e-~es bat Iot 3geT. psa9sa over
.F,e Of il in every eAse II la already SOne Of the
g.sts.t MsssAekussts gave h 20 children
year Old OLD people u nr,y nave seen poor, p1ny,
5ruy looking chliT,n whose aesh loft s1 nabDy re-
stored q perfect state % hes Ii b. enc bottle
t. ttose VINO suss.t sck headache oce bottle VII
swss IL Eiyes great relief IN cstarh and izzn-ss
ssne ssve hsve beea eo-ye for sal ave
teen regulated by Where the body sound gate
cay b.. who're there sny cesrGeen OF the igDeuons 81
i vii snsui. feelings but you must 1' %
Lnsd they szsys t-presr from four week There
tsd resllt from IT. the eoc'rary when hat ieei
ma you vii feel yourself Ike beard
Of The os eSiIsvasAa; sneonanr Of mat ever man
listened to-
hanuf.etarsd By DOvALD KENNEDY, No. ~ Warren
. PoxbuTy Macs Price 81 -
so-.ai- ssrt. far New Yori; c. " CLiCKESERk Co
No 81 Bsrrsv-ss CHARLES RING No 1872 Broadway
d SANDS. No l4l Wl..sm.t And for sale AZ retail
~ ell respectable Drssgis's .hrcus chou, the Union
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ny pr-pcTrANCE Of al order ofthe Surrogate 81
l - -. - Me-. YORK notice q hereby syen to all
- si, Lain. Aszins: JOHN BCCKHAsrER, .ts Of
- 60 Nv Yort dsceasec present. the SANE WIN
hs,,of % IA, subs Eibsn .. the office Of JAMES Ia
pTSTcW 10 ls4 Water b. he City 81 New Yor< on %
-. -. iotb a.y Of M.r,h r-Dsed New fsfk the sth
dsy Of septsneer ISa -prsrow
,1isusun. VIM p EUCKMAsTEE-j
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The Thirty eighth number Of DUNCAN orO'oe'
superb edition of TIE C@iA0Ie fa@@y D'T rs. ~
.ucd. forming the completion Of the work Inc 'el'
Of This edition is reprint of the Dcuay ana "n7nsn
versions while: tire typographical execution o, 'h'
work has called forth the highest commentator ''O"
,be whole American press. TIE pr'ee Tor "'cn 'He
ed;,;op is sold, is remarkably low and must insure
;,s extepsiye circulation.
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CROMwELLs BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP

CROMWELLs BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP
\ LiSE-GREAr VEST IN AND soUrakRs LINE
or TRANSFORMATION ,o,,,s- ,,,xr
PARkER VEIN CALEDONIA, LySSssL ryyiNi'
MogNI ss sw,H gg1t SESsS3Es CREEK rorrsS
ThohAs SWAN S%ffosHTfRSfoRT.
The .bov. frstelas. steamers, formoI reN sAlrnoi'
,,esp,lu ue vi great strength bst expressly iof ne 5a
daily a. P from pier No - North RIVER
Thee a connection 49, i9- Sum- sla
priecIs Of tLs ne are Determines e 1aAr -, a
oct reliable and expeditions f.risht fcns .l' re =
.0e. intended iof ~ NJ 9. .. ,1 va ~ hgoa
without charge, Apply 70 htNhi Iny.prfTS
eo r. Ws.tnsion sud ttsEysts OF 70 CAPT JOHN KILL
Pier No. IS. No-'h k.ge5
0NVE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA
i STEAMSHIP COMPANY iHtene selling tasH isEonie
afTY oF MANCHESTER .2l25 rs5.l ...c.Ft VIE
CITY or BALTIMORE. lrev. SIS tras l--.espt 4 LeSn
CITY Of AsHlNOION- nee -, ah'' sIt 4 L-'ea-
CITY OF MANCHESTER, TdCgsDAY. ls;h Jaa. 1885
kaKGAgOO..........sb,uiT thursday. -.
cry n. ,r.ycufssIT f wE1NEsoAY. Dee =. 1884
yaSes ROO...s... sbou. WEDNESDAY, -.
RATES or PASSAGE:
So s.looa serts,......: ,ans.I
Mia,hiP lsrihs...s S..sip go.
Eos~.se Ds'--s'.' !. =. So, -. ,.rs,F.y--,
Triad LASS PASSENGERS
luitsd uuaber q third c.ss- Pss.tnser' VII D afsn
In ps.s. 80 p Il Liv-rYool ......... 9 IS
Ceresr. Il passage viii BE iasd asre 70 p.re. = h. e
ee.rcu. OF hrnsEg at theit ietG. a.
Dr.fs on Liv,rp0ol from - rEAId. ..s
Ine,persnced Saigon will be carried o. each 'hp-
soee. ga. . Ss .t .sss,, - sns SD.es
SAMUEL sNITH. As-et, 10 II w.iss,s yhi,.d
OF No Bro.i ssy NeSfSTt .nd
WILLIAM INrAN. Agent.
No Ts~sr Bal eios', LivsTpo'L
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By TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
TIE PHILADELPHIA POST OFFICE.

PHILAuELPHIA, Thursday, Dec. =, IsoI
The first floor of DR.. JayAes Mammoth building IN
this CITY has been leased by the Postmaster for the
Pot Office for three year, until the new Governaent
building can be erected.
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nIII,nrIrnIA sInCK MAKKEr.

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, Dec. =, l-j4.
The Money mark; is without change In Stocks
there is an Improvement. We quote Reading AT 80,
Morris Cunal at II, Long Island Railroad a. 49,
Pennsylvania Railroad at al, PennsyivAsia Eive'
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Poar OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Arrived

sehr Levi. Perry (of Plymouth Mae. El.. Tanf'eo a
d. With logwood MASTER. Iith iust, Ia - : ou
IN Ia .rose bs swan from Ciehflesos or Nes YORK Capt
Fs Of the l. reports that the schr May C2ronn- srs
NJ. f-fer teeu Tsmtico Ore.us sd sa-d aud
.me 10 anchor on the Bar, nov 81 boat fro ianpieo win
S Of lie Government oicss boarded the aa4 took
tom the captain all bis letters FOR New Orleans sad p1t noe
~ nns anlI.r each for every letter be hsd ooari
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IowA.-Four unsuccessful attempts were inside on
tie aist 20 electa L. S. Senator Tie contest
between Harlan end Ccok-Haran Wing having
IS. and Cook Silver Cray Wing, supported by
Dodge Nebraska Democrats a votes; 10 altering
Mr. Hackley the editor Of The D15RIne Fn1An'
Republican hos been expelled from his seat a. his
reporters deck, within tie bar Of tie Senate 90
charge Of falsely reporting the proceedings 81 tina.
body. That this little moros0rz of persecution has
been especially gotten up by the old line Democrats
and Silver Gray Whigs, is too palpas!e aud noio'
nous TO admit OF doubt. Mr.. III. not perm tied
to layea subpoena TO procure the attendance OF by
siando.s or to have their testimony taken before The
committee appointed to try him-of which farce OF a
committee four out Of five were his political oppo-
nens end three of them pledged publicly to vote for
his e1pulsOn.
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HgICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD
NJ LINE -Tr.T.isr. for CHICAGO. ST LOUIS KAN
sAs and pou;. West ard sou;hWss- ossin Through
IieI.is .ns Al afrmsis csnssIinr r9sts. ar. &c saer
b he NETWORK ASD ERIE RAILROAD. NEW
YORK CESTaAL RAILROAD. BY application st the Con-
raw. OEce NJ. ie5 Broadway co.. D.ys-. to
JOHN PORTER 0eaer. Aser. or
L P DuSTOS rets. Ager-
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NON-ARRIvAL OF THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
BALTINoRE, Tnur.dsy, Dec. q, 1854.
We have no mail this morning soatH of Washing
ton to-day.
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vB PALnxa safhorsed receive s0bssrpcons and -
verseuents se TIE TsIsUyE the sss Of PniLADsLsx4
sd BosTos
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King. y ys1.s T. natns. Z. T. Ves.., s Ysn.s,s.F.
child, II. A. Mullen ,. Essel, A vidal ,. vrsensa ~.
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EAsTFORDi On, HovsrnoLp sSETomes BY wssLEr
BROOKE. limo, PIP. 5.S. Bosom; CfocAef bIe"s'oi
sold by Francis L Co.
Compared with many current descriptive stories,
this volume is free from the damuing SINS Of preten-
zion and aecaton it generally uses the right words
in the right places-whou. drowning the faculties OF
the reader in a flood Of vesbiase. Several OF the
sketches have certain brilancy and point-nost OF
them recall scenes of real iieall smack of refined
society and literary culture, ans are pure and whole
sofue in their moral bearings. Std, whole, the
narrative is too larguid in its movemcnt-,he at
tomp.s at wit are too deiibrae-and the dialogue too
stately and bookish-ior popular effect. Wepre'ume
that readers behind the scenes will recognize familiar
characters in the persons exhibited, though the writer
Affects thin disguise, where it would be better to
sneak out Boston, for instance rejoces in the classic
version of Oxop, the tospitabe old fremont House is
Triple,op. and Commencement Day is celebrated at
Cambsrough. Who are intended by DR.. Griskin'
the Rev. DR.. Crewell, Professor Fringe, Mr. Rose
cream, Miss Inchskip Mr.. Prior Dale apd o!ae'
literary lions, is known only to the initiated
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CAliDFN and ANNOY RAILROAD to PHIL
y ADELPHIA frorn Pier No / North Aver Two hne.
daily AZ g A ard ?. NJ Ncrang hue at6 NJ, oy
,eau,boa' JOHN POTTER - scUrd AsBOf, thsaee BY
eAr, ~ Az rares ST. PlIsde pha Fare e. Express Inc a.
den by an, through II i've hoGIs Fac e. Way Accom-
uodaifon ard Tmizrspt Line A. P VI. Fare 81 30 En
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
THURSDAY. Dec. 25-: p. N.

THURSDAY Dec. 25-, +. N.
AsHEs-Pots are in fair demand a, SO 50 &c 66I,
and Pearls at e. 25as7 3ll.
CoITos-The market lie less buoysnt with Inoder-
ate demand
FLouR AND MEsL-The market is firm for the 10 v
grades Of State and Western Flour with fair demsni
for The East and inquiry for future delivery.
The better grades are quiet but firm.
The sales Of Western Canal are 800, g: - s7l
60 23 for common 10 good Stste, 80 259 90 S2i Tor
mixed to good brands Indiana Michigan and COM
mon to good Ohio. Extra Geneseeis dull at $40 7j9
ell. Canadian Flour ia quite firm and in moderate
request; Gales $50 bbs. a; So 81 $40, duly pad
and g. 80 %, in bond.
Southern Flour is friner with fair demand in part
for export and the East; sales $500 bblF at %
So C2J for mixed 10 good brands Baltimre Alexan
dria, &c. and slO lea $40 IS for fancy and ezra
brands. Rye Flour is firm and 10 fair demand; sales
at sc 7Jas7 10. Corn Meal is steady; sales 800
bbls Jersey at 81 2jasi 3l, and 81 Il Gsi III for
Brandywine.
GRAIS-Holders Of Wheat are firm, sni prices
generally are above the views Of purchasers. THsre
is no export inquiry, and in the absence OF saes' pr
ces are nominal. Rye is inactive small sales of Long
Island az 81 81 81 80, and River 81 40. Oats are
steady and in Moderate request, at 81 6Oc for Sate
and Western and 4s SIC. for jersey. Corn u firm
lu not active. either for export or home use; sales
20 eco bush at 81 9sc. for Western mixed in store
9sc for southern yellow, and 81 for white Southern,
! to arrive.
WHISKY II lower and in good supply sales NJ go
bbls at g. 3 C. for Ohio and 81 3ec. for Prison
PRoyIsIoSs-The market is frIner for Pork, and
the demand is mainly for home use, a, sl2 ga
sl2 Fl for Mess and sl2 2j 70: Prime Beef is in
good request, and firm at slJa sl5 . for repsehed
Chicago and e. a 81 ior Country Prime. Lard is
scarce at lOalOlc. Butter and Cheese unc hanged.
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Anew edition Of The Stren Wonders o. he World
is issued by Routledge & Co., comprising com
p)ete description of the Pyramids, the Temple OF
BABYLON. the Statue of Jupiter the Temple OF Diana
at Ephesus, The Mausoleum, the Pharos at AIeAan-
dris, and the Colossus of Rhodes. Ii has nunoer
Of srrropriate illustrations by HAR'Er.-From the
s.,,e bonse we have the third edition Of Madame
Cr,zo1's Moral Tales translated by Ms. l.. BURKE
and illustrated by CAxrBKLI. A volume NJ less
,ui,ed 70 the comprehension and tastes OF children,
,b.r is excellent in its moral aiss.-The immortal
Scrif,r4 and Merton, somewhat touched up to
adapt it to the spirit of The aga perious process
truly-is published in neat edition by kouteaee
& Co. We should prefer this time-aonored faVoFi'e
:: - ,-;s,i,e Integrity. but il is welcome IN any
.b.re -Voops Sketeles and AEecdoif', rich IN anus
inc ipcdept and DESCRIPTION and The Biac1 Princes
n invepne story by Mrs BAssETT, Illustrating the
ob.,octcr of slavery, are Issued by the same pub
lshers.
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INnFrPuIA AID the SOUTH sud WEST. VIA JERSEY
CITY-Ur;ed stsres Neil ard ESpres. Lines. Leave New.
Won. ard 10 A. VI and u sgd Through "a tour
bnrs s.cod Cl.ss IS the TO- - IS 10 4, sud % "a
ard 10 A ard P. NJ. The New Jersey Accommodation
IL, leaves A. u NJ. AZ -. .oppins H 81 way stations
Tou.h rkets sold Cincinnati st $50 and ths West sod
fr Baltimore Washington Norfolk &C and through baggage
ch,rL,d 10 " ashu ston II 81 and 20 4. " and6P. VI
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DAITS.-Agency Of the Masdc Falls Batting
D Company hEsHIIh a ~ NO. II o,o.e way,
DIANKETS.-200 cases ribbon bound family
Bl.pk,t. from crib IA and Of different qualities
xul be,old low EEsMIrH & co. No. II Broadway
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~ NJ ~ greet T0uis low O.rt
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
L Nal snd s,pr"s. Ronre.
Two Day Trsu- Sundays etcePtrd eav- chicago
corner q Van Ruren and shermaasts }
fnsf-st LtIs Dsy - press ..........-.. y = "
second-si Lcul- Sighf EXprss-. .......t.lo 7. NJ
T,its run direct Alton tS9 nlesl without ehsngs ofssn
q basssge ih ire iompalSs splendid steamers
WINCHESTER AID REINDEER.
lRupIibs exclusive with The Passenger TnnsD
ihroush = -. Louis IS mil.sl witha y i.GdinE
TINE FROM CHICAGO TO IT. LOUIS. st HOURS.
The CD and ss.pp Railroad passes through Joliet
BooursoE. sIID gaeid AID Csrnve altoo; and u .
rlVs. Plhc viii az once the hnOJrtant Narancsze OF
~. AN AIRLINE ROUTE TO ST. LOUIS
Over sny ohel roate lm Chicago 10 the south est
EOTICE IMPORTANT CONNECriOH3
AT Alton ctOls with daily line p~sst H. heosnt
ssng thi. the direct roete TO Hsnuiea. Qiney heo
aus end NortheAste IN N'ss uii
A. s. with fret class in@s Of steamers
Ore.r. .uo 81 POINTS sn The Lower H-..Ppi ono
Cumt-,i,nd Tennessee Ryerti nod aso WITH
steamer. for eli points -sour River mssns ms the OIL
rect route 20 Ksnss. ard CcuneA Blat. ~ . .
Chi-sso. Angus ]. 1854 Il r hoa'hN ~ ''PH-
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
" NETWORK sOsERVlLLE. EAsrOS, Winter
for Fa.icu by ..esrer. RED JACKET and HYOM!SG
i,ou Pie. No = North River asa. NJ. aBit 2 81 "a
r.ctrs .. EiE4s.hiowu with trs on the View jsfey h"
road which New York, from foot OF CoaTtAnd1 81"
A N u IN sod ?. NJ ,f
Courtl.nd .t only a. ! 7 $500 ,
Retunus lsavePhi p.burs Opposite Esstoul al u. And
NEW YORK AND ELIZAB2THPORr
L,.y. New.Yors Al = end a: 30 A. NJ. / ana 2 VI
Leave Eh1ststtpor :; snd SstJ J; ssd 80, r NJ
JOHS O. sTERSS, "a ,eriut-ndeo,-
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Dieambca,s an6 Railroads.

Tor BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL
STATE Cart " H. Brosa leaves Ss~-Yors every MON,
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. AZ I Och d 7: " And
EMPIRE STATE Can't BENJAMIN iAyian leaves New ora
ever IUEsDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY. q O'Clock
P 81 from Pier No v nesr the osttery bo'h 'onehin.
Newport essh gsy ,,.
cent ur ~ IN shal have been psa for
Fresht g. Boston fow.d ed through With great dsPieh
ty E1lrsss tresht Tain ~
wM. BORDEN. Agent Nos. 70 snd II "'.' =
DEGULAR MAIL LINE via SrONINGTON
Ia 6or BOSTON PROVIDENCE. NEW BEDFORD and
TAUNTON Inland Route witnou change Of esfs Or deen
ton csrryirs the Eastern NAL
The steamer PLY NOUTd ROCK, Capt Joel stone snd
COMMODORE Cert. " h. FraIee IN ection with the
and Providence Boston and Provd ne ts
rosd, leaving Neu Yok daily (Slrdsys excepted from Per
No2N fnt ubsrf above Battery p.ee a. oeleck r N ,
ana sounsiou O'clock N on tie ANVIL Of the -nAh
Gsir wh.h caves Boston at $50 7 "
Thee Are un.urpss-ed for sersh safety rpee1
comfort and e The ofccp experienced aid a.
Tie COMNODORg from New York-aor'ay. Wednesday
and Friday From sionr sor-Tussdsy Thursday ard sai
Tbs PLYMOUTH ROCK from Nes Yo,E-rassd,y; TLl''
d.y and Saturday Ff IN Stoainston-MondAy wednesday
and Friday
\ B-Paenssr striving at ssoriusion proceed mme-
Sist., nv all tlan Providence Boston Taunton and We
Bedford ~ ty accommodation tFans from Stoansi N7Jo
A b. Pill T.,
rsntuctet soimess Hole sad Woods Hon. va New bed
Master psnes the steamboat ,r-es u ana
from Bostoa
rr.ase tsrth, freight, applications
be made ecr No \. r or at the oriee. 10 baterJ psea
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AFRAJI; A HoRwLGI.E AND L.PL.yD TALE. Trsnslsied
from the German Of THEoDoEE MUCGE, by EDwARD JOY
Morris. l2no pr. 57l Lindsay Blssiston
The writer Of this story has attained great distinc
ton a novelist within the last twenty years in tae
literature OF Gemony. Commencing bis career as a
political controyersialis. during the movements Of
$780, and the period Immediately subsequent, he vas
fret widely known in the field Of romance by colec
ton of tales published in 1886. These were followed
by several additional series at different intervals
which increased his high reputation ard confirmed
bis position "a q mastery delincator Of nature aud
paseon. AT the same time number OF separate TO-
manccs which proceeded from his pen gave proof Of
lis fertility Of invention and rspidy OF execution
Amng them we're "The Chevalier," Toussaint,'
Christmas Eve and the present work, which, We
believe, lie his latest production. 1t Is distinguished
for its neutral porfrsiures Of the manners Of northern
Europe lie sharp and clear sketches Of the peculiar
scenery of that region, and its force and vvidness Of
characterization. The toul h scandinavian names
which are retained in the Translation may prove
stumbling block the impatient reader, but he will
be amply rewarded for the trouble Of rc0ming the
difficulty by the powerful scenes which brought
ctssivey upon the stage. Apart from the interest Of
the work as taie Of romance, the curiols ioch life
of the byperborean fishermen presents highly sug
eestiye then 10 the novelist which he has not failed
10 illustrate in bright and impressive colors Mr. Nor
ris has evidently performed bis tax as a translator
with the JUNCTION of sincere admiration for the
original and batting some salient traces Of the Teu-
tonic forms of speech, has given vigorous aad faith
full version of his author. His attempt TO enlighten
the American public with such sturdy piece OF
actualitv. in tho midst Of the sentimental, wishy-
wasby trash which tnde favor now a-days in many
quarters. is worthy Of marked commentator.
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NEW PUBLIUA TTONG
THE KEIcKElBocKER oALLERY. s,o., pp. Ha Sam.
eel Huston

THE KEICKElBocKER GALLERY s,o. pp sas. Sam.
After dsvotipg many years Of jealous toll TO the
Knickerbocker Aagsains-the Oldest, a. well a. one
OF the most able, Of the monthles in this coun-
try-in editor, Louis Gaylord Clark, finds himself
richer in the troops Of friends who have contributed
to its pages, than IN the pecunary rewards that are
due to dligent service in lsudable enterprise. The
present volume had its origin in wish On the part
Of severa Of bis collsborstors to offer him some
testimonial that should not only express their sp2re
citation Of his assidnous efforts, but afford him sub
e'antia remuneration, in acceptable form. 1t was
accordingly proposed that the writer's for The Knick
erbocks who now survive, should furnish the mate
risls for Volume, from the vsils of which, cottage
should be built On the bank OF the Hudson suitable
for the home Of man Of letters, who, ike Mr.. Clark
II also lover OF nature and Of rural life The
work OF editing the volume was intrusted TO the
charge Of DR.. Franci,, Geo. P. MoIris, X. W. Girls
void, Richard Is. Kimbal and +. w. Spelton-jl
personal friends Of Mr.. CLARK, and possessing every
qualification for the adequate performance OF their
agreeable task. Among the contributors, who have
promptly replied TO tie summons OF friendship, are
several Of the most eminent persons on the roll of
American authorship, like Irving, Bryant, Lonyfel
low, and HalIeck. The remaining writer's incsde sew
ers men Of mark, With slsrge proportion Of the pub
lie favorites sho have within 8 few years attained
distinction in the field Of letters. Indeed there
but few of mos. popular writer's Of whom speci
men is not given in this volume, showing that our
native periodical literature has received the supper.
Of the bghes. nance The collection of portraits
contained in the Gallery" will, probably excite
more general interest than even its literary matter.
For the most part they faithful representatives Of
their originals, though in sone cases. the engraver
has thrown in dash Of carcature which reflects too
strongly both the merits and dement's Of the subjects.
They Will supply ample materials for comparison and
discussion TO those who know the originals only by
their writings while those to whom the yolume pre-
rents OILY familiar faces will often be amused at the
deineaon of some winning sinister trait, Of
which the characters Of their frends have been
more salient revelation than their countensnces.
We trust that the work, so gtscously nerded and -
felieitously executed will meet with ue extensive
patronage due to its kindly purpose and be The me,ns
Of giving a new and beautiful illustration Of the
Homes Of American Authors.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW .Dsesnssa =
Cleared this Forenoon.
Bsftf- Pilgrim Andres Apsse hieols Eagle lard
BIigs-siipvith. (Brl Ryan ST. Johns. n y. koons 4
Dia~dc.. Leander Fettush, Susv;as Eehncnd Chairman
Losschtr.
Arrived.
Us NJ steamship Empire City windle, Havana ds ssd
n hours pe.e and ps.s- Ludlsm Pess.nts The T. C.
left Nsv-Orssr. Dec. .. A and r.sch-d hAvaoA
Dec e. at NJ sod after transfsrnf the California 10
70 the y NJ steamer FALCON Fray len .
the sd NJ for tkis p-rt There nothing Of npor
dong ir Hsvsns While the LYING :; New
OriesDs John Co~e Of the nis hrenen fell ove-sosi
and was dro-r.d.
ship 81 Sichos, Hrsrdcn H.vre New q. With rdse ard
SIS pass Boyd Hincsen Had deaths and births OF
the rssssre besr 10 osys Of the Bars
sehr Lilly Joues, Wilmington n C. d. naval stores to
McCresdy, Not; & CO.
BELOW-stip Irene. WILLIAMS Hs7re Nov 81. radse and
ress -; shp Adrian from Callso; 10 tow Of sssniss
Titan
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.pATRIOIiC LINE.-New Line Of NEW
Il YORK ara LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This line viii -
r6rn7c.4d 81 olo~ins -pi-ods6 seirs ~:
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y CLAY......I $40 burden .Cspt David csaisns
WEBSTER 2t.s burden. Capt J. j. Lawrence
ORIENT o,o tuns burden. ..cspt Geo hhL
The above vessels recently sEit And Se the
I.r.-s. AID 10. .uhstsn4l In the TRACE.
nv arr commanded Of experience ana ABILITY ms
.onmo6sor. aye very SUPERIOR and every sIertion viii 70
.S. promote The comfort Of pasenaen tno re ecaVef
lee. % shippefs Fos freight OF pssssse stply =
ep0FFORD TILESTON Co. No BrosdwJ
AGENT l. Livsrpoc4-r. 9RIHsHA" Co No. 70 oo'es'