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WASHINGTON. Feb 90.

" AohlRHIONg ItU ~.
SEEATE-After some unimportant business a
discussion arose between Messrs. Benjamin
and Seward, respecting the late meeting of
ship owners in New York, regarding the bill
providing for the carriage Of passengers in
steam and other vessels
| Mr.. Cass arose to make personal explana-
ton In relation to Lord Clarendon's speech in
Parliament, in which he had declared the alIi-
ance OF France not only perfect, but combi-
nation policy with regard to both Hemi
spheres.
Mr.. Mason followed Mr. Cass, and said, he
was in possession of information that Lord Clar-
endon, in an official conversation with the A.
merlcan Minister at London. and said he was
surprised TO find that Mr.. Cass had put wropp
Interpretation on his language. His only
meaning was that France and England were
united in efiecting Commercial Treaties with
the countries bordering on the River La Platte.
While concedng to Lord Clarendon the right
to interpret his own language, he Mason
chose to take series of expressive acts He
then reviewed the course which had recently
been pursued at San Juan, the more distant in
cdents which led to the annuncaton of the
Monroe doctrine, aud to intermediate interpo-
stions in American Affairs. The history of in
reference in the Sandwich Islands was cited
and those in North and Central America, and
even distant Eucador and Peru afforded evi.
dence of acts which affected our interests.
He depicted the condition ofthe Islands in
the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, and
their Importance in reference to our commerce.
He particularly spoke of the neighbolng
Island, which was divided into two govern
meEts one of Africans who have eloped into
savage life, and one of Africans as represent
ed by the white race in Hayti and st. Domin-
60 On those people influences had been used
to procure results favorable to the European
governments, and injurious to our own. From
the arrogant interference of these powers even
this Republic was not exempt. They had ex-
ercised their power to control the balance of
power in Europe.
Russia exhibited the similarity of her policy
in suppressing the rising spirit of the Hunga-
rians, but it was power to the exercise of
which Americans had not submitted.
HoUsE.-Mr Benefits bill, granting lands
equally to the several States for railroad pur-
poses, was tabled by two majority.
A bill passed amendatory of the Graduation
Law of last session, providing that the affda-
Wits of persons entering land may be made be-
fore any properly authorized officer, under such
regulations as the Secretary Of the Interior may
prescribe, without, as now, requiring them to
60 to the land office for that purpose.
The House then went into committee on Civ.
il and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill, which was
discussed at some length, and several amend
ments adopted one, among others, appropria
ting 100000 to the enlargement of the Post
Office Department and another, appropria
ting like sum to the extension of the Treasu..
ry buildings. The committee then rose, but
without definite action on the bill, the House
adjourned.
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Origin Of "OVer the Left"

The following extracts from the old court re.
cords Of Connecticut are sufficiently plain with.
out the opinion Of sny Of our modern theolOgi.
ans:
AT a county court, belG at Hartford, Sept.
4, ,I7O5:
Whereas, Jas. Stell did commence an nc.
ton agains! Reyel Waters, both Of Hartford, J
in this court upon hearing and tryrsii Whsrect
the court gave Judgement against the said Wa
ters (as in justice they think they ought. up
on the declaring the said judgement the said
Waters did review 10 the court in March next,
thai being granted and entered, the said Wa
ters. as be departed from the table, he said
God bless you over the lefl shoulderl'
The court ordered record to be made forth
with.
"A true copie; Test;
CALEs STAsLEr, Clerk.
At tie mex! court Water was tried for con
tempt, so cursing the court, and on vsF5I,,
fae1 IS lie asked review a, he cour. foI-
IoTiag, which was granted; and, peudiug tr.ai,
The court asked counsel Of the Reyerends
hcssrs. Woodbridge and Buckingham, the
ministers Of the Hartford churches, a. to the
common acceptaLion' Of the oaeniiVs phrase
Their reply constitutes psrt Of the record,
and is as follows:
We are ofoPiniUn that these words, said on
The other side to have been spoken By Reyel
Waters, include | ] profaneness. by using the
name Of God, that ia holy, with such III words
where it was Joined; [2l that they carrygrest
contempt in them, arising 10 the degree Of an
lmpfecation or curse, the words Of a curse
being the most contemplate that can or1i.
narily be used, IT. Woodbridge.
March 7, 1866 T. Buckingham,
The former judgement was affirmed on re q.
view. This, 1t rs believed, is the earliest in.
stance Ofthe use oftbe phrase to be met with
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GENUS. AN old acquaintance Of ours (Bl
ly Kemp) was house, sign and ornamental
painter-in fact, dabblsd in an immensity 4
artistic pursuits. Hisgenius not only extraOr.
dinary, bat versatile, giving evidence Of the
latter in one particular instance. A grocery
keeper desirous TO make splurge in the out
side embellishments of his store, engaged Billy
to paint some signs. Among them was one on
which were the words "sperm OIL" and IN.
derneath the representation Of a whale. Well
the sign was finished and finally brought home.
The whale didn't suit the grocery keeper =
didn't exactly come up 10 his ideas of one of
the mOnarchs Of the salty deer.
"Look here, Billy, what the ID do you call
this ?" says he.
"Call what ?-why call that a whale and
first rate imitation, tool" said Billy.
"Whale Nonsence 1t looks more ike a
hog"
"Yes, regular hog !"
"DOes it though? Well, then, by goTy,
make hog oft. Old POrkley, the butcher,
wants hog painted, and I'll just take this ere
fellow and put legs on him. and let him haYe
it,"
And half en- hour afterwards, the whale had
legs attached to it, and was sold for q perfect
representation of pOrker. There's genius as
is genus.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1905.
poutbs' department.
BOB o. LINKUM.

-
TiHkle, iinkle, Mister Ninkum.
am merry Bob o. Uakun.
Take, tilLle, Meter NinkuH.
an merry Rob o Lllkum,
Piilhee, tei. ne HLassthe mattr
That you're making such a ciaaer.
Can't you leave dishonest folks
Tossing our sOng', and crack our jokes.
Il tiserusl. lister Nukari,
Thus to bother Bob o. L;akum:
had thoughtthe meadous nine,
VITA their blossoms sll 80 fac:
And ! made ~ Lite ass,
'Seath thoel,vef Ell 60 Lles..
BstJeg e7zs, 0 ors-shty TinEu~,
al arhsed'1g Bob O 1'LhElra,
Aad you swing yoar ssrcy blade
Where ny lttls nests made:
Aal yoa cut the bl7sni1z clover
W-.,a ID weep ~ ys1ag slos o7st.
&c; 5og gone, you ugly Niakun,
Leave the deli 70 Bob O. LinkaT.
let him on lie light Wing hover
Ger the Summer scented elover:
Let him siBg his merry song,
AL he'll thank you al day long.
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OLDDOG TRAY.

3D.
The morn Of life il past
And evenings come at last,
1t brings me dream ofa once happy day;
0fmany forms I've seen,
Upon the Village green,
Sporting with my Old Dog Tray.
CHORUS.
Old Dog Tray isevsr faithful grief cannot drive hin
away;
He is gentle be iskind,
I'll never, never find,
4 better friend than Old Dog Tray a
The forms have calId my own,
Have vanish d one by one:
The lovd ones, and dear ones have all pass dsway,
Their happy smiles have flown,
Their gentle voices gone
I've nothing left but Old Dog Tray
Chorus-Old Dog Tray is ever faithful, &c.
When thoughts recall the past,
His ewes are on me cast
feel inst he knows whatmy breaking heart Wc1d say
Although be cannot speak.
I'll vaiDly, vainly seek,
A better friend than Old Dog Tray
Chorus-Old Dog Tray is ever faithful, Sc.
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WAsnINGroN, Feb, 21.

WASHINGTON, Feb, 21.
SENATE.-The order was passed to meet at
II O'Clock the remainder of the session.
The order, setting apart Friday to consider
private bills. was rescinded after some discus
sion.
Upon reference to the Committee on Con-
ference, the Swamp Land bill was laid on the
table.
Mr.; Burk. from the Committee Of Confer
ence, on the disagreement of the two Houses,
on the Texas debt bill, reported $4,000 as a
compromise,
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CLASS IN GEoCRArm.-'George give US
description of the ailth.'
Yes, sir. The airth IS a vast globe. filed
with mud, fl;h. Sebastopoles and shanghais,'
What are its productsF
Whskey, gin, Nebraska bills, and busted
bank bills -
CHOW many races Of men are there ?''ss-
"Three-races Of Union course; faees Ter e.
lection, and races for money" "'"-
"srert boy--go up 70 the bead"
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They have high times at MOnreal--plentl
Of sleighing, and lots Of girls. To make th'
winter pass away pleasantly we know Ct moth
ing better.
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Now, then, Thomas, what are you burning
off my writing tablet" said an author to his
servant Only the paper that's written all
over havn't touched the Clean was the
reply.
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EE To make a clean sweep-wash him:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17
VT1HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

II If the AHKt
con mon pasture weeds remedy that cures EVERY KIND
q HUM0s e" a ,': seses e'. Q so"e ~. TT.
except both thunder husor he pas nov 70 ns
possession hundred hcsses Of Ito value su wishs
TO bottle, are ssant,d TO cure nurdnrsors mouth.
One three bottles will the worst Kind oil pimp'es on
Two or three bottle. Will clear tn. -ysem Of bres
warranted the worst csnker IN tns
Three 70 i've bottles are warranted the worst ssss %
One or two bottles warranted to cure ell hunor In the
Two bottles are warranted running Of the ears and
T or i. poes are warranted corrupt and running
On bottle will cure .c.ly eruptions Of the skin
Two or bottles warranted 70 cure tie worn ESQ
Two or three BOTTLES warranted 20 cure the ost dssper
Three 70 four bottles are warranted 10 euro sat rhsun
Five TO eight bottles will tho worst eses Of coruA
,erect cure warranted wheo the above quantity t.tsn
Nothing improbable 70 those who have n VAN IT,
.ross on ,ss p.ure. .aa ions Cd sone vail, should
eyery huuor In the system Jet bred sct you nss
49,. II .u;ns some esse. bu, not yog pedded ovsrs
thousand bottles Of In he vicinity Of sonon. ss' -
sr... ~ cure. ever done IN ehdres
G 70 :s gsSp IFS Of ' a s..: :o nd y
vored TO perfect state Of health BY one bottle iii
To those who subject % s.ss nd
Some ~o taken have been eosv. Tor Jar. ana nsss
been regulated BY It. Where the BODY SOMA u, SUI.
s.,y m re there any dersnsement Of the fincoas
nsar. VIII very singular feelings but you must 9st ?:
ed ey always ppeu from tour daJsto week rhes
bsd rerf ror Z; the contrary when that feel
"a, /. xooe you will feel yourself Ike nex person hears
Of the most sxHsVsssn' sae'ma'e 81 ns' s'sf ma
psssfscturea by DONALD KENNEDY. Nc. l9 Wares
IT. Ro1bury Mass Price 81
Who. sse Agents FOR New Yofs: v. CLlCKENtRE Co.,
No ii B.rcisya; CHARLES H. RING, No. lsl Brosdsayi
Al D. SANDS. No i4t WLisnast MARSH NOR-
THROP No. l5o Greer -eh-st.; sCaIRFEELIS. BROS.
Co no ~iisms,.; BOYD PAUL. ChanbersG Wells
A % Fr.nkin.st ScKtSS0S ROBBlH5k Co, No 10
Maiden lane; HAv1LAND, dARRAL RleLEY, Warren
q WARD. CLOSE Co, Maidenlsne; Mrs HAYS, 6root'
lyr and for le retail BY al respectable Druggists through
the Union.
TT,HE REMOVAL Of DR.. SHUBIRGERs LIN
Il sEAS LABORATORY from No 81 Whtsksrs- -, =, Ia.
4So Brosdvsy Els" Nee Dhc0vsry' mild enoasa ra~r.
.nt bui penetrate the gsfem 49, M
cury and e0ntslion settled Ia the bum m 10
uefeury and other violent n.dicpes Just % -
practice a. they are hazardous and injaroas ~ .,,-,
neD 10 cure diseases cons dared nost 49, Pc
vsD va,,h .ohsr con- -rsfoa See Opinions u me
zee AID n sfrc slsys-sss No. 80 ETsA1vI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17
Gteamboats an6 Railroads.

NTOTICE.-On and after Monday, March IL, the
,esm.r. OF ,he "a. River line vii leave Pier No NORTH
sns Boston VIM BORDEN Agent.
EOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL
Il RIyEk-The spendid and superor steamer bAI
STATE, Cart; " N Brown, le.yes Nsw.fers evsJ AoN,
par. WEDsEsDAY and FRIDAY !. 0'eloet y; y s1s
,yery TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, 81 0ciod
NJ from Pier No n. B.. the Battery both touching
Esr-sHer 20 room. viii be .ssrded secured any sppA
ssn; sptl the sean have been pad for. -
Fre!shf Boston forwarded through With great dspesn
~ WM. BORDEN. Asen, Noe. 70 and n west-se
DEGULAR MAIL LINE via STONlNGTON
II for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, Ne " BEDFORD .nd
TAUATOS-lIlAnd route without change oieA or setenoa
ne sew steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel ssoae and
COMMODORE Capt. W " F-Ise. IN connection with me
reads le.vfs New York daily Sundays ereeot-d RON pr
No R. t6rs ws.rf sbsse BARRY psee AZ O'Clock
ard siouinsion oeloek. NJ or 90 srEi'a Of me ma.
tr.ip which leaves Boston 81 5 ~ Z N ,
Thee ..se are unsu'psssd for senrth safety, peed
eorfcr. and elegance The officers are experienced All -
Tie COMMODORE. from Hew.Yort-xOud.y. wedne.
Gay and Friday From siorlnston-IaessAy' Iha's' '-'
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from Sew.Yort-rue.dsy; Thar
day and saturday. From steEinston-Aondsy' "e'HeN'J
B-Pss~rrer or arrival q, stonnrtoa. proceed mne-
sstey BY Mail Providence Bostol Taunton aaa Ne
Bedford; or By Accommodation trAin no@ o''ANe
Thessh tiebets on Monday. wednesdays and ffSs ief
Nsrue.et 10 mes. ole .nd Woods rote VIA New osaa'
oonr eerins with the steamer Esse y nf ,.n.h
AbaEsste Mater seeoGpsh the sks@e' s"s i'>0 -e
esch vsy -. n.-.,. -
For passage tertis st.erosns or frehnf spps sJ
,. made per Nc North h'sr va lie ense Nc ~ Ds'
ssry-psse-
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Me0ical.

IF YOU LAVE A CO u G. III
j try WIDOW MALONES COUGH CANDY-the best
Cough Candy made Wholesale. No Ss6 Pesrlst
NO INVENTION of the present century ex-
IN ceeos in utility the ,rfamed ITALIAN INDICATED
SOAP OF Dr. GOURAUD Its properties for removing Tan.
Freekes sunburp DscoorstioDs, kingworu, Salt kh.um
Bsber Itch chaps Chxf aud species OF cutsneous
erupops the miraculous Not the least among tho
this inesiusble Soap s totsbty;
can be used 10 hard salt waterthis rendering avail
able at where course the luxury Of mpd Croton out
Of the nuestion Hundred. nsys officers and shp
tiers b. az witness 10 is excited merits .
Dr. GOUhAUD5 POUDRE SUBTLE ersaicstes Hperfu-
Gus hair from any part Of the body. - - 49,
DR. O.. r.:anisLeous LIQUID HAIR DYE Is another article
of primary nssmuch will Instantly change red,
s,y or white hair beautfa brown black One touch
OF GORAUOS ROUGE gives the paest face the heathui
bue Of the NOES rose absolutely immoys5s BY wsshns
or rubbing LILY WHITE when spoiled TO the SKIN hshtens
20 40 astonishing degree the brsncy Of the complexion
HAIR RESTORATIVE not only restores lost hair bot pro-
vent. il. out render. f why hair soft silky
" ard o-.y cures d.nduf Found the old established de-
ndt 81 Wsker.r hrst store from Broadway
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Daneinq Afa0emics.

DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
~ No e5 Broadway, opposite lltha Is now open for
the reception OF pupils who commence at any time La
dies sno Chiliren WedDescsys ana Saturday, and
NJ; Gentlemen Wednesday, Thursdays and every other
Fridsy NJ Prsc,dns Assemblies 90 Saturday Even
irp fcr Ladies and Gentlemen Monthly Sorees ~ usual
Cbeus days hours and terms OF Instructions can
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featber, Sc.

V'HE WATERBURY LEATHER MANUFAC
Il TURING Co. Importers. Manufacturers ard Dealers
would respectfully call the attention Of consumers Of Fancy
Lesbr TO heh large stock which will be cod for c.ss
proved eredi, eompisss ROOxBlNDeRs'. BATTERY
bOOT-AND-SR0E, PROFESSIONALISM. DA6UeHReO-
TYPF SUSPENDED ard TRUNK MANUFACTURERS
GOODS, BUckSKiNs, RUSSIA LEArgER CHAMOIs
AS is SWAN, Agent, Nc 50 sprace e.
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frenrh China, Sc.

FRENCH CHINA TEA, DINNER and TOl.
L LET-wARE-In full sets sepsrse pseees whre, gold
ecpd and eecoa,d Cst Glass Wafer stosen Wine ,i.ss
Iunber, Dishes. Decsntsr ssiteeisc; Ps1sn nnsie,
ssiu.ues vs.e. he in re.f variety TIE fnch Pore ala
Vsfe nov sold ov IS the common Enstn are
Which puts With the 4 al hoaseseeprs pears
Porcelain Ware ard Strangers, invited 20 al
and examine. CHARLES AHRESsELDr, No % AHdea-
lane up stss above NiEdi.s House, furnishing store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17
Goal.

COAL-A fresh supply of Peach Orchard, OF
~ quality seldom squ.led fully prepared, .ni viii be
uLshed the lowest nsTtet price, also Lehgh Cuuoei'
land Liverpool Ore Enslbh Cancel and White Ash seayl
NJ ~ carrsrt rates HENRY REEVE, corner Cansl aud
Centre .e, and corner Jane and Weststa
4 ,OAL.-l have now reduced the price OF my
~ od quality Of Red ASH to low price Of IS IS PER
nn dy and well screened and person,
Tor cabs ~esht warranted under penalty Of forfeiture OF
coal non NY yHcs OF King Ge-nxiehsfs No
us ppspest. and 1sshst and sttsv. PETER CLINTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

DATRIOTIC LINE..New Line Of NEW
YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. THIS line VII -
som,osed Of the follovips and splendid sntps WI
CALHOUN. .....2 co taDs burden....Cspt D a. Truman
y CIAY,...I SO tuns borden. Capt David Caukfn1
WEBsTER......2oeet uns harden. Capt L.g,snss
nRIyNT. 900 tuns burden Capt Geo D. HILL
r.. shove vessels been recently bss, and ~
.,s.st ard most ubstantiai In the trade.
Thy commanded by Of experiences and .ob'sy ~
au odstops are very yuperior and every exeron Will b
made promote the comfort OF passengers and the sosvss
Ss's sP0FFORD, riLEsTON ca, No - Brosaxsy.
As,nts /, Liyerpoo'-S 0RIMsHAW Co.. No. 70 9ofss
Naxa.
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V,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS
FsoM LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Pss-sse. %
BOSTON TO LIyEsPo0L.
second Cabin Psssag~.. ~
The tip. FROM Boston call ST Hsl,tsS
ARABIA Capt Judkins AMEhCA, Capt Lang
PERSIA Capt Ryne IEukOPA SsPt shannon.
ASIA Csp, u O. Lott CANADA. Capt stone.
AFRICA, Capt Harrison NiAIAhA, capt L-i'ch
IT, vs.ses cary clear white light he.d
90 Leave Boston "wednesday lith March
epfct Hsrr.on L. ave Boston Wednesday, 2sth March,
sfa Io,t .... Leave Boston Wednesday, llth April.
suFpiCI L.ps. Lesye Boston, Wednesday, 18th April.
R,rths Dot secured until paid for
An experiepced Surseon on board -,
The these chips viii not be accountable Tor uoh
Silver Bullion Specie, Je~ehy Precious stones or neta
bills sdns signed therefor and the value nefeof
therein expressed
f' T. CtSARD, No. 4 Bowling green.
There will he steamships Of this line from Ne~fors IN
s.rsh xrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
of the County OF New York notice hereey syea 20 az
neons hay IN claims against JAMES McsOHLEY, sie Of
The CITY of New York deceased to present the sane WIN
vouchers hereof the subscribers At the residence OF 0to
IL ROSS No liz LIST In the City Of New fort on or be
fore the dav Of ADfus' next Dated New fofs me n
Ssx of Feb 1885 GEORGE n. Ross. Aimsnis'rstot.
,au6ms MARY Mc>ORLEY, Admin s,r,rI.
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furniture.
90 4roeers ano families.


UTTER, FISH and PROVISIONS
ID ALLAN 4 ROSE, No 22s WASHINGTON ct. second door
above Barclay New York offer at wholesale low for
MACKeREI-Nos I, 2 and s. in all kinds Of packages.
GOLDFISH and SCALE lsH- Dry Sailed and IN Pickle
HFRRINGs ard sALMON-Smosed and in Pickle.
PORK-M~,s Thin Mess. Prime hump and But
MSS hEEF, white Fish Trout In barrels aud halves.
SMOKED II ANS, Smoked shoulders, Beef ADD Bacon.
LARD-ln barrels, KEGS and tubs
CBEtsE-Of the best quality, from choice aairies.
sAIT-Lsrss sachs aud small bsss .
CANDLES-Talow Sperm, Wax and Starch. Nutmeg&
TEAs-Youns Byson, BysOn, Ooong, GunPowder Im.
BUrrER-Fre.h Dairy inc and tubs Of quality
sODA-ws .hiDs and Baking sseIaius, Cream Tartar,
RAIsiNs and Dried Fruit, and vines Wick. aud Pspe
CROCERIFS. NEW CROP TEAS. REFINED
" wHITEsnd YELLOW SUGARS M0LAssES SiRUP,
COFFEE, PROVISIONS in all their variety in store sod Sr
sale the lowest Cash Prices wholesale aud retail BY j. o
FOWLER Nos 26e and f5e Greepwich st. Groces aud
Country Dealer are invited to call
MACCARONI.- Il BROTHER
" have for sale, at The Croton Mills, Cherry St. New
York, MACcARoNl Of their manufacture, which, for
deesy Of favor and o the other respects the
imported article, recommends itself At for family use
Put up in boxes Of Is @ Liberal discount allowed
purchasers Of ten or twenty bose.
HNALLOW CANDLES-FIIIL WEIGHTS
l. ALLAN HAY & Co.. Soap aud Candle Wo,s, Nos. 49,
ii ard IS fsv eeg respectfully 70 iufm the vendors
manufacture The shye article the mrs .,y ana
fall weishts l6 ounces TO the pound all from 10 10 to
the round
done In Works 9rocers, when Purchasing our
may Tell having fU weights All sOods Of msnufc,ue
No eonreeion With any other establishment in Of
the city
YEAST POWDER.-B. t. BABBITT ia the
i Original inventor Of the CHEMICAL YEAST POWDER
tons ork 10 Those who purehass should see
that they set that with the above name On
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Clothing.

g Ii II Il s
- LONGUEv ILLE,
No IA Rue Richeieu,
Near the Theater FraDcsis, Paris.
CPRING FASHION.-Just finished, the most
- article offered the public. Elegant rs
al he low price Of SO BHOWS No 4<8 hud.on ST.
VOUTHS' and CHILDRENs CLOTHING
i JOS b. CLOSE, BAILEY Co No. Park place,
opposite the City ALL have hand the best assorted
spring stock and styles to be found in the United
States and suitable for all from three TO twenty years
old, at wholesale and for greatly reduced prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County Of New Yort Notice hereby given 20 all
rer.ons having clsms sssiust FREDERICK A GERHARD,
ATE al the Civ Of New York deceased to present the
with vouchers thereof the subscribers at the Office Of Fed
suyter No 81 Brosdwsy In the city on New YORK OF or
before the trth day OF August nextDsted Mes f@h the
eighth day Of February 1880
n NAMES : SL Y TuErasHAap Administrator.
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7TIHE NEW. YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i srArEs MAIL sTRAMERs-The .hps compo.lns thh

TIIHE NEW-YOKK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES MAIL sTsAMERs-The ships composing 'hh
line the following: z - A.
ATLANTIC Capt West fhci.E Capt Sye'
Thee ships been built by contract expressly for GOV
Every has been taten IN their coustru
ton their insure strength and sped ana
snd comfort Price Of passage NewYors Liverpool m
fnass cabin $50; secord do s7s exclusive uss o. eI
r., sizs state rooms $685. from Liverpool 20 Nav Yort
aud sune e1pee need attached 10 each shp
No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING
Vpo~ srw.yosg LIVERPOOL.
WTDNFSDAY..Dec n 1854 lsATUaDAY..... Dec I6, 1854
WEDNESDAY Jan a. lass lSATURDAY....Jan. Is. 1885
WFDNEsDAY.Feb. !, 1ss5 SATURDAY. Jan q. iSS
WEDsEsDAY..Feb2 q, 1855 sArUaDAY.....F 10, is9
WEDNESDAY Mich. lebj SATUkDAf.....Fsh ~, 1909
Tor freight passage, sppy 20 - 49,
EDN ID X. COLLINS. No. So Wslst-, N. Z.
BROWN sHIPLEY Co Liverpool
g. WAIeWRlGfiT l. Co., Paris, or
GEO H. DRAPER, hsyre .
Fhe ovnsrs ships will be accountable for gold
ayer bullion specie jeweny precious stones metals IN
ss bills lsdns sned therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed ,,<.., ~
SINNERS will please notice that tbe ships OF this line
cannot nv goods coItrsbsnd Of war.