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Jnstrnftion.
1OK-KEEPING and WRITING-ROOMs of

DOOK-KEEPING and WRITING-ROOMS OF
- C. MARSH No $40 s1o.d~sy ApossSa sa, No oIo
snd vel known TO be most effective ssc M on,.
s "ss Sa s i MaRsar % 90
tend two hour daily Circulars, with ternH CITY ie'''eN
Pup. are often taken IN for o. 80 but the charge for
coaHe Of Instruction 10 these room, u,. vo,t. a,
printed eolors snd adapted for Academies
nsb. Cour,e Boob keeping Doub Ent, 20 svO 81
Es.h. Soal:. sSo, ss.sis. siS.s Eat 1902 s,o.
Let bo.e who avail themselves of eouns OF Pr'e
tee under the author. tiy these book.
EOSTEK, DIXON & Co. ACCOUNTANTS
~sy FOSTER DIXON rsotify confused OF sn,.sieS As
counts. s. scut problem. IN Bel s.spn st :, ns u 90
form IN other duties sppersinns TO their Pro'eson' WIZ
is''''' sssS 6f&ou IRA PERSON
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
WI sTITUTE-No 2is 4tha. on ws'Ahss'a-ssA's
entrance No l1 M''d'1 ast.sk ,Asmxo. Principal.
DRACTTCAL INSTRUCTION in MECHAN.
i ICAL DRAWING MkTaEMATIcs and PRINCIPLES
Of MECHANICS IsqSiIed ey the wsrin n. r., II. s,h
Sribsr at No IIs Ioth-s ,
10 the stspton not to extend the ucsen OF suoJ oesJoa
and study but within hst rage to aim Ts eesIoe,
s :oS01sS Isi ss2.1 roo
T1HIS WEEK-TERMs REDUCED ONE
rksMAssHp .ss BOOK H. So j.
LADIES wRITiN0 CLASS stioi O'Clock A. ~. daily eI
~EENTLFHENs CLASSES at A. NJ, and 9, S. 7 and
O'Clock M daily excepting Saturdays Terms reduced 20
s5fr SC for lessons including stationery payable "
the commencement .... al,
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION SIS for TO- ea5 for 20 Lessons
Each pupil 10 entitled TO separate psrlor
BOOK KEEPING-Terms reduced this week from - 10
&l2 50 per quarter Of three month"; Books ana Stationery
81 So Arithmetic in proportion.
TTNHE SCHOOL of Mr.. BINGHAM, for BOYS,
i called the CLASSICAL GYMNASIUM. Bible House.
Astorplsoe sv., has now several ye.nei.
earb Of The two de the complement being twenty
The thorough systematic and elegant training Afforded peeu
Lar and believed to be uneqused 10 this country.
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Removals.

DEMOVAL.-The undersigned, now reinstated
H the old location No. PSI Broadway will in exer
Judgment rsur.d the fnt circles Of the trade
dsvo ekct Of the fsvors Of his
patrons under Positive Differentiation sdhere strictly
Cash Sales a sueh moderate charges IL 10 believed. VII
prompt ready seauescence the consulting
6ess interest WM 7. JENNINGS. Diaper and Tailor.
Ne 81 6readv.y. % door above the Astor aouse.
PENOVAL--The PHENIX FIRE INSU-
IA RANCE COMPANY Of Brooklyn have removed thef
Hev-Yort Branek oHee 70 No 81 WsIi-st
PHILANDER SHAW Secretary.
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Rcuses ano forms Wanteo.

EARM WANTED-In EXCHANGE for Q
DOUBLE HOUSE In the city. Tho bouse Is situated In
IN, besbea part and best nes ,borhood that can DO vhed
for-beow and within 30 feet Of Csns 10 zee and
for ssversl yesn partly occupied BY the owner The farm
vspted must be within three hous ride BY rsoAa or
steamboat this city with good house water fruit. &c
sddr.ss II HIGEON, No. IS Brosdt
TENANTS removing 1st of May, can save them
Il selves suspense and useless ye1sion and fatigue BY en.e
ins upon our Register OF tae poPey my
will enable Us their wishes UNIONSoUARE ~ Al
ESTATE OFFICE. No. Everett, House corner o. 80
and l7thst. kEfEo hOAoLANo.
WANTED-Ihree geod-class HOUSES, in
w pleasant ocssoDs for very good and permanent Tenants
Rent, from $500 to $50 per year. APPlvto ~
LINDsLY g. HADSELL. No rs 9th sv, cor 18th e.
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EOR SALE-Housc No. 46 Clinton plaoe (ttA.
IN 4 \ With or wthsst The Furuiesrv, With . seed broS
essAis q lie rssl Of lot Apply - eK0 L. SNOW. Thine
O6o.
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p,s,y n Lttp, auetioue~r-Ry " II LgsDs & 60
IN EQInAY E.h lf-HOITSEHOLD fUh

Hyx,Y " Ltgps Auetioneer-Ry " II LggDs 70
NN FRIDAY, Feb. l6-H0USEHOLD FUN
" NfrUkI ia s5th.t. between ID and 4h-s'' pea nc
rsthodss Cburch Yort vile .t II o'clock n-i'unt"
10th. sofas Char 1eteA Tess. BOOK Case Cart I.o.
Center DO ars Oth-s P-riof sur1.tufe Asn- on Oi'n'
a.. T.ble Lamps Hal Chars Bdronn sgrnitare, inr--
I,,u Carpet. F1smelec C.n- sect Cass m,h1stnI PED
80 D-e-.pt Bre.u. H..h -tsnds. Cnair'. Beds Ma,
80. ara c.h.r Groou turri sale 20 co n'n-e
WIN Ktcbeu furniture The %. ID and rhaT cars leave
every fear minutes and stop nes: the house
u : NsLLos Auc,ione-r-sy HoUesros nstcos
THIS DAY, (Thursday,) at lot o'clock, at the
CABINFT FURNITURE Of the latest syl-, .od de'tso,
ueh A. AZ, rsely offered suetsn One 81 oesve
rcevood P.noForte n.de ~ ABBOTT o. io,. sa,se
choice OH Paintings. together VIII large ass'nen'
The r,de ana country merchants have their articles
p.ei.d the premises for shipping OF have them oiea
re ssor sble eha-fe , ,
Cabinet Furisure will comprise elegantly carved ROSEWOOD
P.or Suites IN rich French Sam atsr plush and
,ins pehs and Secretaries lined with ssinwcoi; rose-
wood Chamber Suites In complete sen with nGoe tops
several and enA-ed Chsmbe Suites Libra
~ and secTeary Bookeses WEdrob>s Tes Ates sofss
ReLns Ard E.sy Chairs spring Psror Chss elegant
Center table, Extension Dining Tables OAK aud Ssua DO
carved oat Chsr covered in pusn French sna
Gothic Bedsea6s the latest designs tosether with AZ cad
l..s VARIETY OF articles in the bouseseepips line
w wIsrcorr Anrtion-eE
WILL SELL TOMORROW, Friday, at lO4
w oooct large and elegant vuiety OF Rosewood and VI.
hosapy Fsnur- every being the entirs rsrnh
tar. Of hous. No y 9Th The P.rO Chambers and s.'s
S,, bouse-uperb Rosewood Piano Forte reh CArpets
lsevooA suites Pier and Mao lie Mirrors Rosewood Tab
sc.y n.n,. orD;%ee,: no,s.ocd sSa
irf Table silvsrvsre reh Chins &C embracing over fv
los Every article will be scd without reserve Csoga u
house
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RpesNI B. FaASKLiS, Aucroueer
CPRlNG FURNITURE AUCTION SALES
~ he spdersed beg leave 70 inform their eats asA the
psbHe ths; they peonA attention Farar1
eses ssess the residences Of fsnrtss that atsaA
breAAiaS up hsusekeepina u the spnaA
EUGENE s.IeAHKLIN. Assssssssr
VA HYeROL9
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Gntlerp anb Aarhware.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS,
III Cut AID wroeeht Nall. shsvsis e.d Spades.
Anvis Vices, Below. Ensish snd An Wsxoa Boxes,
Coll and Trace Chsns Pump md Wear Ram,
Honew wars. Iron, Steel Brss and Copper Wirs.
Corn and Coffee Null, Guns sad rsto,s,
Bells and Skstss, Locks Lstehes. Bsfts eerevS.
Knves snd Forks Pes and Pocket knives, RAsoo.
Osssoss shear Ison Brkasnis and plstsd Spoons.
Files ssvs Planes Frs luss, res- 7t.ys, "a. "a, ~
ocaaine Hsarlen Oh For ssis By
CKATES-Ip great variety.
~ sLEI0H BELLS ioose and strapped
COAL HOUS, Ash Sineu Poken
FIRE IRONS snd Stands. and ssassa easement
Of Hoasekeepln HsrdwsreA For GALE By
CHAS s. LITTLE. Nos s. anA 81 Fulton e.
SCOTCH PIG IRON-Hundred tuns No.
~ Gsrsberrs 100 mined asaben bes Pig Iron, v
' '1 s isc N rstksroH Co.. n. - Bro.lv.,.
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miscellaneous.

A NEW LIGHT-SILVIE OIL or DIAMOND
"A LIGHT-This s heavy fixed OH purely vegetable CIV
log equal esmPheDe costing but cent
per hour and used without danger whsever making the
spd light discovered vhe Lamp patent
ed and the OIL secured BY Wholesale 40 cents per
gallon retail 50 VIII burn onehalf longer than cam
pbene or oil
The patent risht for sale by District or State.
Ii. PARMENrER, General Agent Sivie Oil Co.,
No 332 Broadway
Also. a, wholesale BY LEAvITT WORDSWORTH, No.
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Jusnranre Companies.

A RCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Wail-N
Tbb Company Issures Budinn, MerehAndks, Furniture
Vessels Port and theu Csrzoes snd other Property sssinA
Loss Damage b. FHs and the Rs Of Inland Esyaaoa u
current rates. CALEB BARST0W. President
RIcaARp A. GALLEY. Secretary.
THE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE COM
i PAEY or THE CITY or NEwYORK
Cash CAPITAL.... 5 130 900, with surplus.
OyVicEs...........Sosl ITS canslst and % FlliAn &
Property generally Injured AGAINST oss and damage BY Frs
RICHARD VARICK. President
W p. USpraHrLL. Secretary
THE FIRE INSURANCE Co.,
L No l4 Broadway corner Johnst
CsA Capital s200, 900, securely invested
This Company sures sssinss Lo and Damage BY Fire %
~ descriptions Of property, favorable terms
JoHE BAKER. Secretary. WN. A. THOMSON, PreSt
Qewruota
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EOR SALE or to LET-Thrse-stOry HOUSE
1i.assst COUNTkY sE AT ss9 as. SosSsa.' !. VIII,
flaips Read u mies from Depot esassinias 81 scrss sss
either Of tie above ct No. 90 Ess xshst or pAfSON
Hanover Bsnk
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z c. BsiLtp,Y. Asctso,eer
nOSITIyE SAIE of VALUABLE REAL, ES-

Il TATF n, order Of the UNITED STATES TaUsf CON-
PANY Of NETWORK, REcElSEe. kc-E. c HALL
DAY viii sell ct Auction MONDAY FEB s. 1856 e. u
oclo<k q the Nerchsl Exehanse he vaaabls property
the corner Of lfh AID the sh ssy kaowu
a. The Krherbecker Bank TIE 10, IS fee; inches vide
front res and IS feet deep The boidns the en-
Nth Of bro-u the and ees;
four stories hSbt with elevated ID bqit or
the usieri.s In the most Substantial and
py dvosd into suaes OF ssos v. sated fo insusoce
and other O,es The main epo ve sdsptsA for Bsaf-
ia Hovse for sbich IL hs. been hitherto occupied
Ai.o ls that certain Block Of Ground Ia the Twelfth
W.rs OF the City OF Nee YORK. bounded and Containing
ovr viz rostry BY the soohefy line Of as feet
pches esstsry BY the veserly line OF ta az feet
t. sch.s soashery y tie rorshsy line Of iaSh ss fret
II inehes and w.aesy b the esssefJ line Of Bs,nnas
,ts With pri,ileg. Nsps vii be ready the |h end
can Be ks1 On sppstisn thc Apesoneer Terms sse
fslnedl JOSEPH LAwRENCE preSt
JeHx A Srrwasr sec'y ms
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Drp Goods.

DENOvAL.-The large stock of COMBS,
II BUTTONS ud FANCY GOODS AZ No s. Cedar St has
been moved the spacious ofts Noe and 3 .essys
d,ion. to their former ,oOd .toci. They have made
with Of the best Com % and other
receiving direct Europe by every French .nd
Epah Good Of the latest Trey are now prepared 20
COMBS buffalo ard Imitation Buf.lo Back Combs; lm-
t.tion She'll and Horn Side Combs English Horn Dressing
Comb; Ivory Mech .nd Long Combs Rn0Osr Put Side
BuTToss Steel, PeaIi, Glt Lsssns Bone Asste Metal
ii ssTs HE'S sH M II ' Tooth. Mil &C.
Linen r. c.r spc. SG,Gn S.'tt. rSs HSs
Tape Linen and Cotton Bobbn Stay sindns Stay Lscins
s s.0f si:sfs
tor with sIe. VARIETY Of Fan. cheap 70. eA:n III.
''"''' '''' 'A1 20" W : ' D. NJ KNIGHT & Co,
No. md Ss.y 3: . aSr House Nos
n ard % are few doom west OF BIo.dwsy
DLANKETs.-2O0 cases ribbon bound family
fro" e - c., cd Of Nd ds1ss ss:.
DATTS.-Agency of the Massic Falls Batting
ID Company. NEsMITH CO.. No. II Broadway.
DRINTS-Lghs and dark styles, Stesms and
s.nes. r. =: b NEsMTa Co g .sd u Broadway.
DRNTS-Steams and Madders, new styles, re.
= ''''' nun NEsMfTH Co.. Nos 81 and n B.c.Avss.
CELF-ADJUSTING FRENCH WOVE COR
- SETs-Mn GAYNOR will open wedne.5sy, the ltth
in, another importation of her celebrated Self Adjusting
Woy. Comets slso two Of chldens and msses her
nces are about half usually charged No 453d near lOhs
TICKS, DENNIS and CHECKS-A good -
n''t nj ss sssf1sf Co Co.. II 10: 60 and
WET GOODS at GREAT BARGAINS
The subserber received and will open n morn
Ing come OF the feste bargains In Wet Linens '" st psm
al Wet Espkes Toweng before offered 10 n a
city very kns Linen for q .uperhne article for 20
p s. Goods sent to ell part of the city. $500
A. @. COLBY, No 81 3dsv., between 9th and iothss
VTyHYTEROCK SIIRTINGS.-Th WhiterocA
w Mah superhne Finch Btesohed Cotensi $50, e1lrs
ana durability. For sale BY ~
Nv OLENS-1, 500 packages, comprising
w cloths Cassmer-s satusts Jeans, Kerseys knseI.
Dhsvh Blankets &c For sale By
RESMITH Co.. Nos SO and II Broadway.
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II. WILSON Auetioneer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at AUCTION

IL THIS DAY. FEB ID, 81 lOt ocloct-adJo1fr ed
fom y.rerdsy. 90 account Of the rorn--H WILSON viii
sell 10 the kish.a bidder, for cash oil the frscass Fur
,itnYe In No I7o 7tth between 7h and etasya con-
spe OF IN extensive variety Of rich Furniture and House
beepos Article both useful and ornamental The sse VII
h. shsouts and cash deposit required from every purchser
All the Furpurs OF the frat class soos which mag
p6cent rssewood rsBo Forte 7oetsve 10 use but shor
Cpets or the elegantly carved Center and Size To
bl,s marble top.; splendid rosewood Etasee With mirror
door md Glasses; elegant Far
r suite. in .sn brocde brocstee ard lace Cusins
wood orb Qusrtette Tseles Oh Psintnr y foreign
sist, embracing great variety Of subjects; costly China
Vs.e, Coch. Chns Dinner and Tes Sets; solid mshorsny
Extension Tables Onins room suite 10 m.nos,uy with eov
srs rornpete costly cut Gs Wsre; nch Silver Ware COM
mon Croker, In bepent; Cushioned Chsn Sofas Rock
eu Tea ard Ds'ns Tables; also rich Bed, Dom furniure
rosevood and mahogany Bedseads Bureaus Wsshstsnds
Beds and Bedding; Hair Mattresses &c worthy the ssn
ton and others everything Will Be sold.
roreu INTO % hishsr bidder.
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Carpets. OIL Cloths, &e.
"a OOO YARDS TAPESTRY CARPET
CU.UUU ING from 81. Also an immense ssort.
mept Of ugrsns and Thespl, Just purchased seshe recent
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H,s,yH Lrrps. Auettooee1-By H. n. LIIDs & Co

HEknY LrGps, Anetnoeer-oy IT, n LttDs 20
ON FRIDAY, Feb 10, at IL o'clock, in front
~ ofthe storr DO 10 Nsssas-A solendid par Of lang
tai blscs EORsES about H hsnds high and sboat eight
ys ole sound and hnt perfectly eente single aud doabie
kspess ard very drivs Sold only eecsuse
" lrs,ns the city Also and splendid ixaf 6U}GY
WAGONS Of latest stye sne best Denafcture vxrsnted
n ,ve,yvs Abo good family HORSE Narrated kina
snS gentle sn.s or double harness. sod only for van.
81 uae
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pEsRyH LEEDS AuetopesL-RyH LEEps& Co
ON THURSDAY, 18th, FRIDAY, 10th, and

H1xEY n. LrIps. Auctoneer-By e. IL LEIDs Co
ON THURSDAY, Feb. Is, at 1O9 O'Clock, at
Ohe sLesroom No. 10 Nassau ct smor Psndoihn rs
large sale Of about 100 upsrb hARsLs GOODS yst
received Italy consisting large sId beautiful EtTIse
sebs Roman and ether style Of 'sses IN
larre assortment OF smaller descr Pton, and large
a.sortrnept Of Fancy Marble Ornsmsna
Ao invoke Of beautiful Alsbsster GIoaPs Venss OF
Canovs Dancing Girls Ceorss Susannah Hebe Of Csnovs,
Hercules Venus IL Shell, &c
A.o large lot OF Fresh DDS jus, received from Paris,
e1Cssfps OF Roeocco Csbne BoIes Lookss asses CABS
orts Illuminated Nisht Coets, Groups. Fifurss Orncia
Cocts Bronzes Plated Ware, China and other desirable
COCOA Sale without reserve
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NIMDHN and AMBOY RAILROAD 70 Ph

" ADELPBIA. from Pier No 1 North Eiser-n.
Ssily. q NJ, ssd2P Morsins iins - 49,
Sesu boat JOHN POTTER 70 SOUTH ASbOI.
ar, n vsy places and Phfadephia Fars - EVsscrG
I'm. by John POTTER 70 AMBoY thsnes sr IT, -
ien ky era through 10 Eve houra Fare - ~"l -
0odsiioo and EmirrsSt Line o. I. u bsss
ry.nt lin. NJ 81 IS
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Henry n. LEEDS. Auctioreer-Ry H. II LtEDs Co
an THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Feb. ID and 10,

ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Feb Is and 10,
~ 7i o'elocL e.ch evening" ct Galleries formerly &C.
eupied by the old Dusseldorf Collection No 5is 5rosdwsy
ssle OF very valuable Oil Psinn Just received
from Turope ard this Among tue
sr,s m be fculd tn. OF Nsnderbrect Booeh fous
ssn s. Ro.a Zucehar.. Morihens Mifnot Crsee snoais
Sekoo V,rn.t Andres Del Saro, Couegio. Crl' Doci,
Fsrso several Of The forentine school,
Ssry valuable Psbtinss Also large invoice Of tine
P.ntpss copper sass oct received FROM Paris together
With sbout 100 modern Oh Paintings Of hish order.
This sale well worth, the attention Of smsisurs and others,
A. IL l. .eleom we bsve % fue collection to Offer
Csp be .eep two days be fore the sale ~ above
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k0B SALE-In EnzapethioWn, NeW-Jefscy,
\ - iarys snl eommodisos DWELLING HOUSE, tae Ate
cssa<nes Of Stephen Brt, deceased. with seoH go
Acre Of vsl~Abls attached The properly N shossss
er1ef vA eeuedeus ssd ,thsr Dat eui dnes - az
esent 3s,tss ssosled With sASosst fruit tresa Il
hsYeiy at.siee n Of the sest pea. the tews ana
psvsnsos iesans Assssa Tssus s. Vsr pss ga oths'
psFs'ss'a" up VILLA. n,.,oo. ~
w nay
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NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEI-

NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JEhosI-
" EEw-YORK. sONERyILLE. EAsfok. tt.s1
Arsnsrnen:. somnepeips Nov y ~ Ls:' xsyssui0
from Pier No. !, North River, ats N. snd
sse.inx u E.sbetbtovn With trans tbs Ne. jsx
rosd. whih esve New York. from foot Of CSafass~
"A NJ I'm. aud r. D. sf
%. so@sr'ilIs: WI b, r'"J'r''' h'''''A' H''
'G Hss"Sns leave Pun p.surs tsppoa.. L.ssl sspi
tDX end P ", bom.ryilfs fwsy .trssi :. VIZ
NEw-YORK AND ELtZABErHP0kr.
Leave Eew Yost ct q and io:F A n ! and
Leave Elizsbethport ct snd o. IS l.; u ss
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THROUGH e. MACDONALD. COMMISSION
ID LUMBER MERCHANTS, West Troy n Y. 90.
RI Montreal, Ms.sra Osborn Turnbull Macdonald
Eew-York.
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r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Les~ ~
az. q, oree,oor. 10 A NJ for HeDesss1 80
Sn; rruiasisis. SIS ?. ~ Js-s.ee - - !. ".
:a !: 4 o. = s: :an ~. .oI, % 1.sss:i sss
nsoI.y' SIS A n 20 Psnissdsis. g. r.sss. "a.
HssAas Sl.M F~ ssestiys-ts:~ n
Hs@ssssN, s.8 4 sa1 s.S r. l.; 's~~
q g u n - an 2 q.
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HUDsON RIVER RAILROAD.-on sc' -

e.. r s'.:isa !. s .,., is ssp II. TTs
eth sorhsru ~d W.s.em Tsin Nj ~ nf%sIs
Thro.st We, Thu, lsN E r, rrs..si.sc.s -wyY
snS Psssenssr frsin' III For Ps.sssiur.D.. s.s ~
end $50 2. NJ For T.gytewa. sRs j. nhs =. ~, S.sss
p...rs.,, t.i.c a. Chambers Csnsi, Chnsspss csd<
sIr,s. sUsDAY NAIL TRAIN So ~. $780,, :.
t3 Albany snI TreJ. stcpp'ss Mv ~ ssrsdsssI<
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DAMS g. BU c KIN G II A NJ 8,
"A No. 10 southst., New York,

New Orleans La,
COMMIs on NERO HANrs;
Are prepared make liberal advances condmmen1 o
Flour Grain Provisions and ether produce to either sadass
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III Boston, Providence. Tsuntoe, and New Sedord , l.,
CHANGE OF HOUR During the continuance OF the -
IN the at River the Steamers Of this Line VIII leave TER
2 Moth River daily except Sundays at r. NJ, inHss1
4PM. -,
nECILAR MAI. LINE, via STONfNGT0N.
IL Tor BOSTON PROVIDENCE, TAUNTON sed nkN.
bEDR0RD.The trips of this Line VII D. r,sumed o, W
kave Pier No. ?. North River at r. foe ssonnsssss
usual
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-01-24

a palmy civilization! When will slavery
ce ase in this Union? When this christian
nation shall become nation Of CHRIS
TIANs; when we small property holders
will it, for our numbers are great enough
to accomplish whatsoever we will, and
those numbers are increasing in geometri-
cal progression; when we become truly
generous; when our souls shall become
smitten with the charms of moral beauty;
when we become willing to say to our
Southern fellow-citizens: Brothers, this is
a great wrong, we wish to see it redressed ,
and in order to convince you of our sim
ceri,y we are willing to bear half the bur-
den, to be at half the expense, and more
than half. But my hopes are not SAN
guine. | do not say that this will be ac-
complished, only say that it can be &C.
complished. lsay that human n ature can
be emancipated The work can be done!
And it can be done without war. withou,
tears, without blood, and earth prepared
to hold jubilee. PHILANrHRoPos..
WooDsFIKLp, Jan. 12, 1855.
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fac, alone i, is evid ent that they are guard.
ing against, and. therefore. fear an as
sault. But 1t is principally Of the north
side that wish to speak. M
The tremendous exten, of the new re.
doubts and batteries whiuh | saw throwp
up all around the city, did, indeed, aston.
ish me. Every space. from the circular
earthwork and Martello tower. (ihe latter
now mere pile OF rubbish, round TO the
sea near, Cape Constantine, is ono long
line of redoubts and batteries. Malta,
Gibraltar, or the lines Of Chatham-alffn In
lone-would be far moro vulnerable than
these formidable ntrenchments,, ,coversd
with infantry, pits, and deep ditohes in
front, end protected by. scarpsd banks,
stockades, and masses of cannon. have
seen many of what are called first claSs
iortresses, but the present aspectof Ssbss.
topol might vie with any. ssy ss..ss,
On our extreme left, tins French push
the enemy closely. They have not lately
advanced their works, but their third par.
allei is still within two hundred ysrds Of
the Russian batteries. and only four htr.
dred or Ave hundred from the houses OUT
side the walls The part, Of the town OPP
posed to the French is certainly more in.
Ijured than on our side, Of course, because
of their being nearer, their guns have long
er range. The mud fort. which, !, as 10
commencement Of the siege, mounted
nearly forty guns, is now almost antentbls
and rarely fires. The Quarantine Fofs,
OF stone. is nearly ruined, and is csriais
to be ccsnpletely destroyed the instant We
resume our FIRE; but the flag staff earth
work. which did the French SO much injn-
|fy.7is still, regret 10 say, almost As strong
as ever. However, with regard TO this
latter opponent, our Allies speak mos,
confidently of being able 10 dispose 81 Il
when they wish. On this point I 4hhll
only say that think their oonjsciures an
wsll founded
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Origin oflthe Name Of Each -Day.

A day is the time from noen TO noonS Or
from midnight to midnight. An ,arti6c,e1
| day is the time between the rising and set
ting OF the sun, and is unequal 10 all pr
sons who are not under the equator, sxcspt
when the sun is in the eauinoctiit puint1.
The Jews numbered thsir days id The
order OF their succession from the Sabhatb;
the Persians, Ethiopians, &c., followed die
same order, except fsw hesshsn nslidhs
who denomina,ed the days Of the wssks
from the seven planets. ss&
The term Sunday is derived from the
sun and dag in sacred style more fre4uenl.
ly called s.The Sabbath day" sssssat
Monday-or moon day, 90 oallsd be-
cause that day was considered saprsd to
the moon. - sss ssass g tssis ss,
+ Tuesday is derived from Tuisoo, . sasi.
fed hero aneng the Saxons, msnGsasd
Wednesday is so called after Weodsn,
who Was considered the author Of magic,
and inventor Of all the arts. s 4l''ss5;
Ehursdayis derived from Thor, q dsi-
fed hero among the ancient norsherns m.
tons, particularly among the Scandipa.
vians and Cel.s. II 10 now called ThoEs'
/ day in the Danish, Swedish, and low Dutch
/ languages. *a = g g
{ Friday. from Rriga, the wifs Of Thor
1.-The goddess of peace. fertility aAd rirh-
es, and who was worshipped BY the Saxops
ION this day.
Saturday is SO called from the IDOL SEA-
ter Smong the ancient Ssxops. Sesne
have derived the word from Saturn, he
largest planet of the solar system. af9
Il From thesa farms and sevayal nf thoaa