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professional Notiees
TMPROvEp ARTIFICIAL TEETH-D

IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-Dr. j.
ALLEN late Professor the Oho College Of Dental
sasr invites attention n his Improved method Of consrrnot
ms ARTIFICIAL DESItkEc which combines the following
sdysBfegrs -
Isl There for the 0dae meat of GOA
the saliva infect The breath A. not e. on ID, 'sn
.,tu .oistufe can sef between the teeth .nd plate
ID An Artificial Gum which hrD and iud--ru0tioie a.
lns teeti hsb heat, between sad sfoasS tssb
anon Tins inpafs n ne "Hfn Iha'
pesusr espeson and life Hse,pprs-nce ~1eb cha'eru"
So Great strength Is obt.n-d by thu, uuirns hs Teeth
Gun ard Pte aas ordinary or>s IL .asse.tEF iaa Ns
tterg from their As,e
,b cle.r sud distinct Of spesch sestorse
rtis Important setee b. havins ms inside u ts
and Of nsrur. torn 10 ihls form ths oo fas
tenure the hssns mdted -ogGds speaking c.
mama often observed ID gersons 4riug eTthcs fish
5h The raural form and expression o. ne 10aih 80
ts restored in eas where The, ri'e ecoiae 'sasrn
Ttis dope h. 4 sod iJn. -tach 0-nt- U be fahe
sori .uppcftos tie teeth Thee Attachments as - ions
bring he sunkep o. on aud .nsiAo to-o ID ne
proper Posion TheJ are ovr'ed sish ~. As1's o,n7s
pogrd and become pouenf psrts Of TIE SEIZURE
when ishy formed h. detected ~ hs co-o, -
Thu. uetld Of rtsouns TO chreks 70 hs onsos
fuss- the n.fur~ fora .nd expression o. 'he 1oaf
.nd bps has bee sell tested hsvns b-eb n.ae speeis
the authors practice tor sefs y-sS past A7U
Of Phoos.pic and psgucrre0type ht-Ees-s shce nsF.
81 stfhnsi
4 ear be sc. II b. soe great change IN appear
ACE Which produced the cOgnt-nnces o. md nov
se.rpg contracted upor th principle Which the
puelc invited call s. etLmns tsstnef sin Other
specimen. of biz improved -Yls - ~oEr no Fessrns ne
shove ltschnlrnts
ek Toe plates use " employed fol this wes are Plns
de purity Of ~hich prevents tbs slightest trah OF az
mouih In shor, ths system eubrso-s
psn, important features @bi-h r-41t, .ppr-c
stee BY those w-arns artificial textures opoo tins principle
onias be aver RON snineat Oeotise' n ne 'ufoo,
sites Of toe uniou 'nd Per'or, Tess. ne or. ~ "a
other ces ALLtN Nc . sond't
B-A small pamphlet. containing fuller psrtculAS seal
tpost- poldl ca application
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bnlioina Maieriais.

GOLD WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
- PROOF BUILDINGS. VAULTS, srOhE fhoSfs
ROOFS &s-Tba andsr.isnsa aO~ prepared 70 tefaNn
.oIis roc AIT rvu relied Bssns sp-ched snsns Il
price Which eBsbes dr- poo basnss u BE- erected al EsO
tpyd 10 examine had Of Sessls dsf2>rs s1h
Or, 10 Csst shss hey o.vt b-ea ased f0t Eof"
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uJatches, leuelrn. sc
ELEGANT AND RI Il GOO DS
Ia FDR TAE HDLfDAfS.

Y LEGAN I A \ XII ~ y 10
T. Fps TAB HoLi0AYS.
.rvrNY Low Psfcs. sutrAsLE ro rvs VINES
SAIL BLACK Go
In -or-- = srs " .aaf.c-urrr.. NJ n Soat~-'.
Ttse r.-aug- rasurrtu- G. f'ff i'f' SGT 'us
t-tsr, Is n. .ar-cr 81 BE- t1 -c-de''-i go ~
:. -.,.v.nt q her .ntalscv Fth ntnafs .fl--f,
ss,l have b., turls.r. la.ris rr's1 3-ta 'lto "a .
'erf vcrg choice sd 1a1t' sei-coa ~ fo1i,,
suitable he sprr.ach'u1 Holty ~hich ~t cable NV
81. such Low piics' - u it- % 20 '2i-i 1ea ~
GOLD AID SILVER VARS.
PLATED WARE
DIANONnS, PsAR : Z 3 P
.as oth.r sd very ssr~sy o. 49, ~ WI
RY Of The NOS. b. tu;ifu d-.cfpoa aai si@st fashion
TArCH IS.
q a. no celebrated usseEo g.sd Frsaes Germany md
Switzerland - -,
largo s~orfu@u-ou pri-s IN part Opers OF vs-s Fans
Por,~-N,uus- Wors R0Irs csra Na. PArss Fflr"' P,'
pr ooo ard macy other 'rie. Of ts 'n| novel
y 80 extensive 70 erauet,,, S V ~ mat
Avery l,se sni beauu collection; 'Sm' very Beautifully
arTAugec Tor sss
full sn,hsrh- Git sad Broa-e with CaHde sSras
70 match ether for csuc "a
mARsLs >rArUsRY.
very besu;ifu. collection II en- tic pieces
OIL PAINTINGS
Az. collection Of me Gern.a french l,.n. Dutch and
: en- ish schools
or increasing trade haviug Obliged TO exend
facturg COW enhd 70 Ok eue ota7rs ~
Silver extent md he shortest possin noe
the ~etus Dam MIA md Precious stoas. ~
evefy description having Ssy. hand avery sge ts.ort
mem nu-et geelus imuDsbe 20 give full aessrptSo ~
our advertise tsse pleasure ~ nvitns 'ae
public cali b.ns ..ured tbey VII oo regret
the spent 10 looking over IT,
Porsor. living the PEI PAR. o. thu city viii ind n store
saw of scc.s the ser0ud Third Fourth sixth aud sas
w. BALL BLACK n Co
Sisn OF rhe ,iod~n Esss,
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6orses, Carriages, &f.

AAULES.-For sale, IL splendid MULbo' from
Nl IL Z, Is hsbds bsb--sll ,sssG Apply 20 MAJ.
X r. Of Ge~ Jersey
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Cu,!err anb Gdr6uars.

/,oopFP- TRTSS HOOPS 800 sets as
Coo.Ss,. tpGH TOOLS. Alssrs,s. csas.r. HSn'a'
ocoo,PR.s RiVsrs Al,rye ,ssr,u-s,
SOOPFF's HAh2fRs DAlssks
eyCs IgOS- &c sc fSf ssls ~ .
'LA CbAs : LITTLE Noe - ss1 - Fslisn II
CC0TCH PIG IRON-!IuDdred tuns No.
- G.,.s-,r,s .ns ?. rnrsd Numbers esst Pa Iron "
store .'s ,s11ssfSRp TiLEsTOy & Co No - sro.i sN
CKATES-In great variety.
sLFIGH BELLS lose and strapped
COAT HOBS. Ash -mep. 5se.s
rTRF IROSs and S'ands. sad genera ns0r'inoa'
=, Ionsts.res H.Id~ar- For .sl- by
CHAs LITTLE No. b and 81 r1iton-s-
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1netrnltlcn.

4 NEW CLASS in PllRENOLOGY.-Mr.
~ FOWLER. No Ss BrosdwAy is about to form Private
Cs Ladies and Gentlemen for the purpose Of imPaItrs
practical knowedge Of this useful and interesting science
Those " no wish to Join may apply to
FOWLERs AND WELLS. No. sos Broadway
DOCK. KEEPING, WRITING ARITHME-
- TIC, &c, ct "OLBEARS Academy, No 6o9 Brotow.y.
BOek au.ht IN pfacttced IN real BUS
stndebis tasiag Instruction are guaranteed
10 he books b, double ely o the mony W"
returned Two private seats may be obtained tins evening
without 'xirs ehNge.
METROPOLITAN ACADEMY aud GfASA-
wi SUM N, s3 sra % stha,.. str 't
: J. sED1wICK. Protector and Principal
NAOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
VI sT!TUTE-No 2s sth-E, on W'shinftos square
..,rt.ce No SO tsodous.l Il .
THE SUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL-New-
H.v,n c. offer. the beet advantage. iOr three Boys
'''D'''' r Rev A @. SHEARS.
G.IA boon. KEEPING, W RIT e,
~ ~. COMMERCIAL ARirHME rIc-tLe br.ne"
u.u bis-se thoroughly taught d.y aud eveDns a.
PAlsE's Academies No. I'll Orsud ct. York, aid No
l,6 Fulton >. Brcoiyn Ladies' Writing Glasses 10 separate
rooms Terms - . .,
ass splendid pepmsn and ssiul esohes Col PAIGE has
superior" lN-~P't' ps'N WV
OcD BROADWAY, Corner Of Franklin St
s)O@ WHITING ana BOOK KEEPING thoroughly
lau,bt In elsss sepArste pa,rs a reduced ohTse.
OLIVER Il. GOLDSMITH
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A. Gun roy, Auetl1neer
:, T NE n G. NE, BOILER, SCREW.

- POuER PRESSES. &c. Ia French DIVINE Work. -
Chiffon all .i At Au;u fr SC ;ouot + -hDm
u p az calcern Oh FRIDAY Js9 10 l8ji, u o'clock
lie treu,i.e. No 81 We.t lghst steam. Enro- 2
h. r.r o~er inch oor- p inch stroke Wm Burton mixer
Fue Boiler 81 inches ID. meter, - feet Onk, Fins aIi
Sr.u Chiuu+y bs. Peuu. Ifoa fn'n.ce from Craze Bars
B-.n, Heater. Ps,s v. w. Gee. Bpt' a: ar.e tolb'
.rr~u Ps-et Pes Wirdns md Dfssins h.chne. c-s
Tub. Benches waslirg M.chioe sc lot VI onanins
Puli-,. h anEss Bands &c 81
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Cost auo foun6.

7 OsT-On Saturday evening, between and b
IL Seiocs soiDs from Ani,y At ih9eas a.p'.s, tone
MA&f0N yICTORirv The finder will BE- ssit>ey re-
vsslel by leaving IL al No l4s heooss.I-st
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Real Gstate for Sale.


VALUABLE PROPERTYfor SALE-Situ.
n at.d In LYONS FARMS. N. j., between N-w.rs and
Tb,.b.tboup 10 nileshom New York and from Newark,
cnnf,us %. .cres wib nodrrDbuut ho1se and Out
building. The whole will be sold together or divided =
lib house aud y acresformns OF th most de
,she building sites vicinity Commanding vio~ OF
EIizsb,tbtown Staten Island. Newark BAY me.1ow'. SC
Tern,low Apply WIN. a. GOLDSMITH, on the pfeeasss
CHURCH and LEASE Of GROUND for
~ sALE.-Tbe large and substantial brick buhdtnt form
H. betwees Hudson and Green~ies Sc with Lese hs,ins
seven year, from the Isl OF May 1855 OF Three o on
Ground without sad Lease subject 70 thres enera
~ III. GROCER's STEAM SUGAR REyINIsg CON
PAkY, No % Wslla
EOR SALE-In Elizabethtown New-Iersey,
u the large sno con modioo, % ELLlSG HOUSE, the late
re.drc Of stepneb Britain, deceased with so'ut t~o
order with eonmodiou and Jher Ont bal Ding
,,ep Garden well ,ooted With the choicest fruit trees u
efb situated Of the best piIts 81 the town and
within wall Of the Railroad Depot, With s1of
paw thereto Term FOR prse and other
particular" apply 20, nvopoo- ~. a.o.
OTTO W nay iksheth'o~n
COR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY LOTS.
uorthw.r corner Of SD and stv The above house
sued oI the term Of three seod tenant Apply Of
q FOUNTAIN, Nc. 1873 East AIhst
L'OR SAIE-The THREE-STORY BRICK
4 BOUsE and LOT. ia fee No 2l9 West 2sds Lot p;
ths occupant Arpiyio r. II. JAcOr. No. az Pearl.t
DRICE 50. co., two-thirds on MORTGAGE, or
i RENT 500 aud TAXES.-The former residence Of the
late Heurs J. sanford E,q stamford Conn 10 offered for
sale. For PARTICULAR See journal Of Commerce.
d. SSn ONLY for one full-sized BUILD
az sBeJV ING LOT. situate jldst. between che sta
aIe 9Th Az. Street graded sc Level 9TH grade
De MOTT, No II spraee-st.
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prean 6feeUers. El.

NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSlP
LINE via Nicasua tie Accessory Transit 20 ayssy u
fss.ua oropretos The splendid doHHe Hne .tsAnshlp
NORTHERN Il 1bT, 200 i1ns bgrteo. Capt T. L. tinre
rsu.h will from Pier NJ North Rssr oclclock
" Brecisely for PaBts A'sa4s. % 5AfURDAf, Jsn q
gs5 ith the .yo'ite sts,nsip SIERRA NG'A
IA 200 tsn, burden over h- Trse.r route bsv
but q miles asd transportation ~ fr,,e c4frsg-.
Thee blsurpa-d nsf Ven sion sIf .cc'H
uodstiop For II fo,p,tion pa-ssss apply only %
CHA3 MORGAN agent No ( Bowling D@en-
Letter bags ses the Office. Letters = ems per nat
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Sales On AuenCn.
HEsEY LzEDskC co su' laes-
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE of = large s'sort-

py,rv y IrspsaCo az,
4 DMINIsTRATORs SALE Of 3 large a'-or,-
e. 81, ssfae = H-sf, Asy~r. 1e,ees - - -,
iEF ~ o y . b, 80 ....is ,,,-r >,.,
- *-s-.a.t 10 moved = 2 eoas-n PC 81.
j--.I, T., ..,lr, .ola "a c.r-i iod far Rss -
~. rr,.. Prs '.ia 80. S1s' b,,eo', 60 IS
ar r-..pn. .'eh S-,.,n '--. L, s-'' o.
isd s'--r v,r-'y Of oih-f J-',r' $50 80 'rs'
i. III 700 70 - 'oi " aolt t-'eiys -.
V,eA-. L-rrs Ea.ms 60 do 81 ta iin'ad "a o'asi
A.o .ris o. r,u,bl- O,,Dont Ie-,ry Pn.
snser CO. Brooches, AID other e'.iy GOES WIZ
sstr.sere.
ssICNEFS' sALE-s2oOO worth of
~ slElys RosE> NUE., cUFF, &c Al .a>u...
- EEekY 7. LEEDS Auefioueer ~il sell I" ao,ve. ~
CIDER OF ..snee. al the nelly uaoa.e'ur-d 'rsh 49,
Mss' veto ses Oen' sssn,p, ssd f,ocv sar
known L the rsTket. sale sitho1t reserve
~Ssrrs aueron-er
OY BANGS BROTHER Il Co-Irade Sale
s0>EAY ,IrslNG Jw So ,o'sl,cs
e.t,Sb eonp-.iDs sie., variety Of Li,r,y cop'es Of
cboice ,',nd.-a and P0eaea "o'" .ai vssJ Of
sky Xxi 'q FIRST St MN YORK TRADE SALE to COM
MERGED on TUESDAY. 18th Mach, li@-Tse nekt Rrsa
i. Trsde sse Of .os. SeroyO Plates. ss'toner. &c
will be shove TIE Catalogue will be gni 10 pre- GA
The 18Th January hch dse lnseiees saOad be IN had
WEDNESDAY Nv ENiNB Jan ". Al T.. Oc'Oct.
Nyw AND Compr sox Extensive col-ci N
Of eh.ic. aanesrd Prose sol Ppecsl Nors. bl'h ssgh
.pn u-ric.n fn- library bndin ncludiog many th, se
,efsrily sid pofusey Ilu-sfet EIf uc1y bolni Also
,.si variety + snd popular Ci-c-sn-oi, '-stur-;
vsusb- ~ors. 10 ths art. snf Science &c
h.sy Of the books IN qlaptitss
MATHEW JosD.> Aucuoue-r
DY JORDAN Il NORTON, Auctioneers and
ID Couui--os Merrhsots No So Roadway, uP sairs) b.
tween Fr.us suc L-onst-.ts
HESRY LEEDS. Auctiooeer
DY HENRY II. LEEDS n Co., on Tt ESDAY
ID .rd WEDNESDAY lao Is aud y At Us o.clDcs each
osy A. the .or, No 90 Nsdea,ne G1FAr SAL fRtCI
IvfORTpD FURS hoses GLOVES &c The eu'rs
,oes Of o. Esq pr-ylon, TO hi. departure for
EbioI~ This prise. TIE finest ard " v,uthe IS
,ortu offered suction IN this cty-y-rF -rc Of
vhcb svsrr.prsd and will b. ptivey sold With
co,;.,its Of .pencd sable 'toue Maren real Efmne,
ChireL. snt tifch Msrtsu T,lr Nietones Maf, AID
Cuts II every variety Of Fstrern Ind sry
tnrsls Gear wolf and genet Robes trimmed With tbs
btu ns'tTiss
Also fancy Robes in every variety
A.O 81 uhefs CoaIs Ca Foot Mule snd great
vanity Of olher ssocs
The wenowp reputation Of the manufacture o. these
od. present.. unrqusd opportunity 70 The oubc for cup
rlyps themselves tb the beet .ric suc'n orice
NJ Act,
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}),ano- forles ano muslr.

A STONISHlNG REDUCTION in the prices of
N PIANOS srf MELODEONS, 10 sGii the mes, viz {,
Oct Rcs,p cod l6 IS; Rsewood, 81 <l7b 10 $40,
Rose, eos Oct $50 s27S One srAId Pis1o, 80
est Rsdo Fi.s superior NvoSeons Cshsrs Patent go 10
s7 seondhsnd Pianos from So s5o-oens redaeii'a
per from ssua price. e,eh as,run tat war
r,nt,d MCDONALD & BROTHER,
No ~ Bo~ery, near aoussoBst
4 VERY superior S3l5 Rosewood PIANO
~ FORTE ,cIsve sae for the ten week since,
by the every perfect fully ~Ursn'ef
excellent cfei ed 81 $.S. soooant OF ssne.s IL
BE- No Isl ChauSerssk from eoet I'll r NJ,
Jan IS sne Is.
4 RE OUR READERS aware that at No. AL
~ Broadway be pocUr-s sm-li Price tbs best
PIASO-rORfEs MARKET Aso 'hst the Grzod Diss1a.
Psno Of A " Lsdd Co, VITA their new seton ere oFe
bounced the square Psnos l, existence Sole sseaey
csrbsri ksedhsns uKrvAsd hELoDsOSs, 81 No al
5fosdvsy.
DIANO-FORTES.-R. GLEN & Co. have re-
i moved their Piano .Fsrts Mandatory and Wsr-ro'n
No. No 10 vslos ct 10 No - ssrhss TO aosD ssss 81
BrosSwsy.
SUPERL AIIVE Plan
- var OLDEST EsTABLIsHMsNr
II CHAMBERS.
No SIS Bsosa<
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Dantins Academies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY,
~ Ne 6S Brosd~sy opposite llth 81 no" open of tas
ptou pupil. ~hs commence A. tine Lat "a
ard Chioren Wednesday, snd Saturday, al and u
G.pt.nen on edn,sdsy Thudsyt aod every other tr
a,y a. I, NJ Pr.steius Assemblies Saturday evenings
FOR Ls1its and Gentlemen Mcothy so9e. asuaL Clrca
Is (ccntsirre days hons and Of inruror b
bsS Al N. Academy ne will hs seut BY pcst
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LOLTON Auttlontrt ..
Il ARGE SALE of HOUSEHOLD. FL NI-


large SALE of HOUSEHOLD. FtRNl-
Inns CARPETS kc.. 4: p COTTON viii sell IN
ITFsD,Y jan I6 al n o'clock al No 10 Csambe st the
.ntir, FURNITUsF Of the l.s three .or' hou's eorpd'
i,, sof.. Tst. ree. letop Wa hssnds conm,n 20
md common B~dstescs usrbs-toD Dress bar@us,
or, srd fancy Tsb, Ere1es anf Oniag fa7 - tea'@
sne AID Caro- Tables >t,uds "a h1siny sui eau,
80. Cottage Chamber Snis- No.'e and E--y ch-r' ms
bo..p, Roes.rs tsr s-f-..s. ard P,.'s--. Bed, aid
Rsndns - .rdruh.s Pook Css- and -rcr-ta1 les lsic
R.,. Locating Glasses Curtains ard Co-iees. Etsge-es
Eru... Three ply sld lBssn Carpets 1ir,afole VASES,
Gls. Ware CrocterY sc Cock. p g'-yirgs, s. sc Gil
OF which will b, cold without r-srrvs Goods must Be
moved the same cay sale positive tain or shine.
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TOR LIVERPOOL. - Patriotic Line. - Tho
new and .pl-r I'd Pacs-t snip HtNkf CLAY, yspI p.'s
C,nnn, vii have immedste dispatch for tho shove port
For freight passage having very superior aoc'm nsk
nons sppy on hoaId ~ Pier x or 70 me sincs .,
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B.A. CBiLros, Au;tonser
NJ INLINE RDILEkS. SuGAR Ma

CTFAM ENGINE BUILEkS, SOGAR MA
- IHiNERi a. sfiick. -ugn hshn-'y No 30 Souta
COLE (HILT IN will sell A. snctOa To- Of
M csuc.ra 90 HUR-pAf. Jan. ~, 1885 AZ ~ oclck
On The pr,ui,.s No ~ South 81 steata Engine 10
re 10 inch bore ~ stroke VIM BuriIns rake,
Fu. Boiler disaster 10 set long with fI-. made
ofk.f Pepu.yVsna Iron Su ke P je Furnace Front iate
ar. B.strs H-.ies Ppes NaV.s Cock Bolts Sc
uhe CIrifugA agar .acfin. for Iarying saga lot
Of st.niDs Paels HsrIsrs, Bands Platform scale A. &C.
Y
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EOR BOsTON yiA NEWPORT and PALL

LOh BJSlON Nlf 81.
Il RIvER-Ths splendid And superior steamer. sn
STATE CsUt WD. BrosB lesy-, New. York sysv MY
Day WEDNESDAY, sud FRIDAY. att O'Clock ~e
EMPIRE STATE Capt Benjamin Br.v'On l-ay-s New f'n
ever, TUESDAY THURSDAY .nd SATURDAY. ~ sect
? NJ from Pier No y. r. the BaueTy Both tosesns
at Newport each ~sy
Hsrs.feT will BE- regarded scared any sppf
can ant I'll shsl have been paid for
Ffesht Boston forwarded through with ss2stee
by al Erpr.,s FREIGHT Trsin
BORDEN Azeu, Nos. ard n WsfG-
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Clothing.

EOR FEW DAYS MORE.-1he entire Stock
j Of No ST. Broadway. comprising ONE RcOArS, rAL-
MAS BUSINESS COATS &c VII b. sod a. cost prc-s,
prior r,moys the old location No q 3oad.AJ on the
Let " Febfusrv WV 7 JsSSlNto,
wholesale and Retail Dealer 10 sstqus,ty.
resdy.mai- lofhins
RTS.-LONGUEVILLE No. IA Rue Rich
- elieu nesr the rheater Frauesis. PANS
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000 DOORS.-GoOd Spaniel doors for IS
1sOOV esaH Zach. for ssls .; No. % Bsetnsnx
Mp. KhBALL-
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The Mississippi Free Trader says

The Mississippi Free Trader says that they
evidently have in their midst a correspondent
Of " the great leader Of the Abolition press, THE
an. Y. TRIBUNE" aud this correspondent our
Natehez contemporary proposes to discover aud
expel from - their midst"
Ii happens somehow that such persons abound
throughout the Southern States, and we dare
say if the gentleman who has so disturbed The
Free Trader were 10 be discovered and lynched
at Nstchez his place would promptly be sup
piled by some new volunteer in the cause Of
Freedom and Humanity. The free press Of tho
North is hated by many negro traders and negro
breeders no doubt, but they do not comprise the
whole Of any community. Wherever the Eng
lish language is spoken there those whose
love of liberty aud justice i. ineradicable, and
who in one way or another protest against
wrongs and crimes which individually they may
be powerless TO remedy. We do not know q
Southern State in which THE TRIBUNE has not
such correspondents, mtn who write not for ply
but for ideas; and though the local press may DO
silent at such atrocities recently occurred in
Bourbon Co., Ky, for instance, the suppressed
facts are pretty likely TO find their way into our
columns. The slaTe-drivers everywhere feel
this; and many man, We have reason TO believe,
is restrained from cruelty to his negroes by the
wholesome fear Of being pillosied and held up to
universal execration in TIE TRIBUNE.
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We have received from Mr.. sylyanus 5. Ward
a copy Of programme for new organization
of the Wing party of this City and State. The
ground upon which the necessity for this action
rests are set forth in the programme at length
and consist mainly Of complaints that the man
ayers of the existing organization of the party
have fused with the Hards and Softs in several
matters. THE TRIBUNE is not member in reg
ulsr standing in the Wing party, having been on
a former occasion communicated by the high
priests thereof for certain heresies of opinion
never yet recanted. We cannot therefore feel
that warm interest in he internal affairs of that orr
ganization which We might have once manifested.
Moreover if we were to be permitted to rejoin
either wing Of what now seems discovered
party we are not quite sure it would be on that
on which Mr.. Ward is arrayed. We believe to
be true and WE'LL grounded good deal Of what 10
complained Of in the manifesto about the action
of the party at the last session of the LegislA-
ture. but we do not like 10 commit ourselves
against tie doctrine of fpsior which we think
has worked some glorious political results dur
ing the year just passed and against which It IL
aimed Indeed il we were going to complain ss
all on this head we should be inclined to express
our regrets that the Wing party Of this State
has fallen short of rather than oyerrun its duty
in this regard. On the whole, therefore, we feel
constrained to decline the publication Of the
manifesto in question.
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fsh-breedins and any oas who reads fha' vol

fsh-breedine. and any one who reads in'' vol
ume can 20 to work and stock his own waters
with any kind Of fsh be desires. That ou- ns'-
ursl supply has failed there is not shadow OF
doubt, and that il never will be rePlenished ex-
cept BY artificial breeding is equally indisputa-
bic. That restocking Of our waters with fish,
so as to make them us plentiful as formerly,
would prove Que of the cheapest modes Of less
ening the price Of human food Is just as certain.
Fish sre the least costly food that man can
obtain; yet owing to the scarcity, the labor Of
taking them out Of the water--which is all the
expense attending their production-hss become
so great that fish are sold in orr market at
nearly as high price per pound as meat. Sal
mon are really higher than choice cuts of either
beef or mutton. And yet salmon can be grown
ct very trihing expense.
We have long been producing Oysters by srti-
fetal means, without which our market could
not be supplied; and yet with that fact before
our eyes, nobody attempts to produce fish by an
equally easy process. Mr.. Herbert states one
fact of Importance in proof of the benefit OF
simply protecting Esh from being taken in the
spawning season. II is as follows;
in the River Foyle, in the north of Ireland, hys
steady perseverance proper system Of protection
the amour, Of salmon taken was raised nom an aver
aoe Of fory-hree tuns annually in 1873 10 that OF
three hundred tuns in 1892 while IN the small flyer
of Newport in the County of Mayo m which the
salmon was formerly unprotected by law, and conse-
Gueny taken at ali periods of the year, within three
years after tire introduction of Parliamentary rcgnla-
lions e forcing their protection during the breeding
season the annual ta Ike increased from half tun
OF sh 10 eight uns of salmon and three tnns OF white
trout witt a certainty of "A sill higher increase
Another sensible extract from has letter mer-
its particular consideration:
ain view Of the great augmentation in the price OF
all the articles of food and necessares of life in this
country the small probability of any considerable re-
drc,ion ard the actual sufeTnes of many of the Ia
boring cess from want o. sufficient food appears to
me that til subject il worthy Of the closest consider
stion. and that any one who can suggest and ehec.
the means of furnishing now and ample supply OF
cheap, nutritious food has some small claim to be
thought of az not entirely useless member OF tho
community.
What State will take the lead in passing laws
which shall increase the quantity and variety,
and diminish the price, of human sustenanee