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PROPOSALS.

CUPPLIEs OF BEEF AND MUTTON FOR THE NSTI-
- buttons In charge Of the Commissioners Of Emigra
ton-Proposals sealed and indorsed above, will be
ceived by the Commissioners of Emigration, at their
Office, 81 Anthony street, until three O'Clock p NJ,
the 10th day of January 1885, for supplying the nst
buttons on Wards Island and the Marine Hospital,
Staten Island such quantities of beef may be required
from time to time for year, from the 18th day of
January 1855, to the 18th day Of January 1S56-sad
beef to consist Of the following pieces to be cut agree
ably to specifications and samples, which may be
ut this office.
l. Shoulders, O. Roasting pieces,
z. Buttocks, T. Srloin steaks,
B. Chucks, g. Legs aud shins,
4. Rump, Q. Mutton,
8. Corned, 10. Veal.
Payments to be made semi-monthly, on presentatio
Of bills duly certified, and offers TO be accom- panied with
the OF two responsible persons with their assent
in writing, security for the performance of the con-
tract.
Any proposals not in strict pliance with this ad
vertsement win not be received and the board Of Com
missoners to themselves the right of receiving
rejecting any proposal, portion thereof, they
may deem expedient
Any information that may be required by parties offer
ing for the above, will be given application at their
ofice-Onice of the Commissioners OF Emigration, 81
Anthony street. JAMES KELLY,
T. PURDY,
JN0. A. KENNEDY.
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FNHE WHOLE W0Ri.D-THE FIRST WEEKLY NUN.
Il Der OF the unique pictorial OF 'sThs Whole WORLD
Is now ready for subscribers and newsdealers In ee
gance and originality this illustrated literary hebdoma
DIAL stands without superior among contemporaries It's
columns are filed with the Of the most brilliant
writer's and numerous engravngs Of facts and fances
An original nouyeette entitled The Orphans Dream or
Ruin and the Reconciliation Qllustrated) by c. Ashton
Hawkins, Esq. A Country Girls adventure of Eleven
Weeks in New York, written by herself and Loves Des-
pair or the Fatal Crime, are commenced in the first
a nS Spicy editorials hSsmor sa%pon wisdom
soned to suit the appetite Of the huge stomach Of the
body polite. For sale everywhere. Single copies Ave
cents. j. Woodman Hart publisher. Wholesale agents
Dexter 4 Brother Nos. IA and 10 Ann street Ross,
Jenes Tousey, 103 Nassau street.
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DRY GOODS, &C,
DRY GOODS, sc.
IL0AKS SELLING AT GREAT SACRIFICE TO
~ make room for spring importations.
MOLYNEUXBEIL


IL0AKS IsEIIING AT GREAT SACRIFICE, TO
MOLYNEUX BELL,
No. IS Canal street,
Is now his way to Paris, personally, to select the
latest novelties which he hopes be able to offer for
your inspection early In the In the meantime
TO make for the styles, he is now Offering
the remainder of his winter stock regardless OF price,
Handsome velvet cloaks, for $25.
Rich satin cloaks, from $16 to SIS.
MORE antique, from $40 to $50,
And cloth coaks, handsomely trimmed from 80 to So
These coaks are all made In the best manner and
are Of the latest styles.
II MPOR1ED w0vE CORSETS.-LADIES, STRANGERS
and visters In the city should before leaving pro
care pair Of Mrs. GAYN0RS elegant fitting French
wove corset manufactured expressly for her and sold
al half the prices usually charged Another lot Of ne
en,broderies just received. As Third avenue, near
Tenth street
ii NPORTANT TO LADIES-DREsSSMAKERs AND NH.
liners. Urgent necessity compels to dispose Of
my remaining stock OF choice and fashionabie dress
trimming ribbon gailoons teachers, flowers bonnet and
sash ribbons silks satns, velvets &C.. &c. at half the
price We sold them at before the holidays.
N. H. LUHTENsrEIN, 90 Bowery.
MADAM FIDRICH, % wAvERTEY PLACE HAS on
NI hand few very rich silk dresses also few cioaka
IN velvet and ambswool, each being the very latest
Paris Styles which viii be sold ut considerable reduc.
ton. Her choice assortment OF aces embroderies &C.
&C., viii also be sold ct prices TO suit the times
NYOvEITTES FOR RAILS AND sOIRFE5.-JUsT III.
IN ceived per late steamers, O splendid assortment
French embroidered Grape robes also Grape de Paris
greoadins, and 6ssues Of the latest Psrsso styles
uBspELf, PERSON LAXh, III Bsgsiaty.
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WAREHo9u.ssE. OF WINDSOR PAPER MILLS, NOS.

"AREHOUSE OF WINDSOR PAPER Mills, NOS
Nv IS and 81 Nassau street. New Ycrk.-Ths subscri-
bers have commenced manufacturing news and bosk
paper attheir paper works, ut Windsor Locks
tanning fourteen largest size rug engines and two 81 uch
fourdinier machines Zone more TO be added) ge neg
rior quality OF news or book printing paper 1hess
works have been built with great care embracing Al ne
modern improvements, with full supply Of spring anl
artesian water, together with failing power co.
aurns uniform good color TO the paper, and regular
supply in quantity and quality. The capacity o. ths
two mills TO manufscture fifteen Thousand p,unds e
Paper Psr Day. PERSsE BR00ga
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second door, Broadway.
HOIIDAY PRfsENTs-FuRS OF ALL NATIONS
I'll FAn fashions ready at BO0S h JACOBOWIZS, 1897
Broadway, between Walker and White streets. The
finest articles for holiday presents at immensely
duoed prices splcudid maren SETS formerly sold
at $50 are now to be had for sl5 Rich sable mink for
SIS. and every article In proportion Don't lose this
opportunity.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

AT Office TO THE READING PUBIIc-wIIL BE PUB
IN shed this day. at O'Clock Part price lsx cts,
(new series,) OF FRANK LESLIE'S NEW YORK JOUR-
NAL OF ROMANCE, GENERAL LITERATURE, SCIENCE,
AND ART This Is the handsomer illustrated periodical
Of the age containing sixty -four pages large quartc
double the size OF any other rsgazne Of useful and
engravings To be had OF all booksellers.
FRANK LESLIE No. 9 John street
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THE BALL SEASON.

GUARDIAN ENGINE COMPANY NO. % BALL-THE
N nineteenth annual ball OF the Guardian Fire Envins
company, No ~ win, In consequence Of the destfue
ton OF the City Assembly Rooms BY Gre take place Al
the Apollo Quaai lille Rooms OF Forty fourth srea
and Sixth avenue, on the same evening, Monday Jso
usry 1855 and the tickets win be taken Al ths
door GEO O. BROWN ChsIrr,.nA e
R. A. WARREN, Secretary.
SEvENTH ANNUAL BALL or MANAHAN,3 CoRNTr
~ Band win take place at Tammany Hall on Inc io,h
inst Tickets 81 ca be had al the door on the even
ing OF the ball, and OF Thos. Manahan, leader 40
Bowery. -
THETWENTY- SIXTH ANNUAL BALL FOR THE BENZ.
Il 1t OF the New York Fire Department Fund viii -.
place Of the Academy Of Music Fourteenth street q,
Monday evening, jan Is 1855 Tickets may b
Of the managers.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

NEW JERSEY RAIROAD.-FOR PHILADELPHIA
IN and the South and West, via Jersey City Mail and
express lnes.-Leave New York at and 10 A. NJ, aud
and p. NJ Fare 50 rs in A, and So In and 10 A. NJ
stopping at all way stations. Through tickets sold for
Cincinnati and the West and for Baltimore Washington
Norfolk &C., and through baggage checked to Washing
ton in 5 and 10 A. NJ and p. N
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REWARDS.

01S REwARD.-LosT, YESTERDAY, 5TH INST.
RlC brindle slut dog with brass chain collar
aud cars cut to sharp point; to the name O
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEv. ABRAHAM lESSLER, D. D., OF SOMERvIIIE
IL will deliver the thirteenth discourse before tn
Young Mems Association Of the South Dutch Church
Fifth avenue Of Twenty first street, on mex
Sabbath evening, 7th inst, ut ~ O'Clock. Subject
Piety our duty and its advantages.
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YTyHE REV B. s. WELSH, D. D., OF ALBANY, WILL
deliver the tenth discourse before the Young Peo.
ple's Christian Association of tho Calvary Baptist
Church, Twenty third street. Fifth avenue, TO.
morrow evening, at IL o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

LNURNIsHED R00MS.--wANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN
II between Fourteenth and Tsentieth Streets and b.
tween Broadway and Sixth avenue, Furnished paror
and bedroom adjoining with . private table keser
ences exchanged. Address box 80 Post Qncs,
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40 REwARD.-LOST, ON SATURDAY EVENING, A
kpO black pointer slut with white breast and chain
collar and answers 10 the of "Leda.n ANY DER.
returning the to Madame Mandine q Beecker
street, win receive the above reward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

OFFICE OF THE HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE CON.
" pany, No. Tryon row. New York, Jan. 8, 1866
At annual election for directors OF said company
held at the Office the LIST inst the following named
gentlemen duly elected directors for the ensuing
year.
Richard ]. Smith, W. L. Branch John Hooper,
John Bruce, j. Pecare, s. Livesey,.
Chas. jenkins, ID. d. Whitney, A. WiIetts,
Adm. Wakem an, j. j. Yellott E. H. Nichols
A. NJ. G. Smith, T. H Burger, j. Windmulier
Tn. Morton, 4. w. Hudson, ID. Collamore,
Calvin Condit, b. A. Mayereau, r. Mcclellan
A. Banning, T. Dwight, John Morrison,
James Nerves, G. s. Parsons, Jas. Miller,
w. NJ. Dodge, David Green, II. j. Liscomb,
II. McFeely, Nelson Sammis, VIM. Ebbetts,
8. Jessurun, Cyrus H. Loutrel, NJ II. Smith,
r. G. Hatfield, Henry David, Henry Weld.
Wash. Mills
And at subsequent meeting of the board, held this
day, Richard j. Smith, Esq, unanimously elected
President thereof in placs of John Bruce, Esq,
signed. j. C. WINANS, Secretary.
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FINE ARTS.

~ ENUINE WORKS OF ART.-ANY OR ALL OF
NJ those fine oil paintings (of which there are about
hundred passed by Mr. Austin at the late auc
ton sale at 81 Madison avenue may be bought cheap
md IL A, NJ, at the above number. The collection
pmprses many choice originals which have never been
ppied The owner viii warrant all as represented or
10 sale.
VTALENTINES-sP NOTICE TO THE TRADE
-yalentne dealers in all parts OF the country
Jhould send at once for of
sTROsu.s LOTS
OF Valentines containing the following large assortment
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DER ASIA-PUNCH'S POCKET BOOK,
IL COMIC AIM ANAC-1855,
ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
and all the foreign papers, for sale and delivered
residences by T. RICHARDSON 1861 Fulton street. op-
posite High street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

CABBATH EvENINGS-N RUTGERS STREET CHURCH
- The young Of the Rutgers street church have
made association for the purpose Of sustaining
Sabbath evening lecture The first OF the course will be
delivered next Sunday evening" January at ~ O'Clock
by the pastor Rev. Dr. Krebs Subject: question for
the new year answered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

WORTH KN0wING.-FAMIIIES WHO WISH no
economist can buy, at Wholesale prices, Stuart's
crushed ground and brown sugars; Tyson and Ooione
teas old government Java and Mocha coees Irish aud
scotch xhskey London porter, Scotch ale ederberry
wine, champagne, port sherry and Madeira, in wood
and bottle, from McLOUGMIN d McSHANE,
81 Fulton strest
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IL to grow strong and thick in six weeks by uxn9
my onguent which will not stain or injure the akin
Price 81 bottle sent to any part Of the country e.
GRAHAM, No. lot Nassau street; Hayes, No IFS Full
ton street. Brooklyn Zeiber, No. "A South Third
street, Philadelphia.
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LN0R SALE CBEAP-EIGHT GANGS OF SAWS FOR
i saving stone marble. Wood and iron work con-
pete best ever made in this country. d. G. STARKEY
First avenue, between Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth
streets.
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0 = REwARD.-LoSTt IN BROOKLYN, A BLACK
kDc and tan colored terrier slut, with white breast
answers 10 the name of Fan. The above reward will be
paid on leaving her at the grocery store the corner
Division avenue and Wilson street, Brooklyn, or ut loo
South Sixth street, Williamsburg.
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-THE MAGNIFICENT
modern built house. together with lot No. l22 East
Eighteenth street price $1l 900. small place in the
vicinity of South Brookyn, with from to
would IL desired, 10 taken in exchange. Apply at Mr.
BEEkMAN'S 81 Bswery.
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II z REwARD-LoST ON THE MORNING OF THE
DEB Sd inst, gold ring, with comedian engraved
s., In G. text supposed to have been dropped In
the Fourth avenue stages The finder by leaving the
tame at 22o West Fourteenth street, will receive the
above reward, with thanks, as 1t is q token.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

7GS CANAL STREET, NEAR vARICK.-w. II.
lOC VAN NOTES stove store-We have o large
reasonable terms Stoves and ranges lined with soap
stone and repaired CRATES set end repaired stoves put
up and pipe furnished for Also soapstone grid
dies for sale wholesale and retail The excellence Of the
grddles consists In their requiring but greasng when
used. -
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OLA LEATHER BAG, MARKED ELLSWORTH
Lafayette" vas left In one Of the Fifth avenue
yes Wednesday last. Any informa ton leading 10
recovery Of said BAG and contents left at the Office of
mour, Morton a Co, lilo Brosiwsy, will be literally
arted.
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INDIVIDUALS SUFFERING FROM NEURALGIA AND
govt would find 1t of infinite advantage call upon
Or. WHEELER 4S6 Broadway, room No. g. from whom
then can secure, during Office hours (from IL to A.
pamphlet gratis setting forth the truly wonderful cf
iecs OF his newly discovered remedy-the snnhator-
Said pamphlet forwarded by mail to all DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning It.
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CARD TO The LADIES.-MRS. PETERS SO
"A Great Jones street Of Bowery would hereby
inform her patrons and friends that she has again open
lying in hospital. Ladies in delicate health, wishing
treatment, can rely her ample experience and ski
coyery
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SLhlNG OFF GREAT BARGAINS THE LARGE
~ and fresh stock Of teas coees spices and sugars
IN the store known as PERKINS tea warehouse IiS
Bowery, 10 selling of cheap for cash Call early lla
Bowery, near Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

INVENIOR-A GENTLEMAN OF MEANS AND EN-.
terprise can become interested in several inyen.
nons under proper agreement For correspondence or
interview, address Me, box 10l Herald Office
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LNOR SALE CHEAP-A SMALL HERRING'S SAFE
II can be bought cheap for cash, the owner having
no further use for it. by applying immediately at ss Naa
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

nR. H. c. TH0RPS CARMINANTIA, OR PANACEA
~ for cure Of consumption scroula dyspepsia or in
digestion, liver complaint ulcers, kings evil and all
other diseases The Dr. himself can be consulted at his
office, No. West Broadway, Girard House, az all tmes
and the medicine altered to suit the Price 81 per
bottle.
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m z REwARD.-LOST, ON OR ABOUT THE 18th OF
IWO December, large black and brown pointer dog,
with his toes tipped with white goes by the name OF
Dash. Anybody returning the said dog to James Graey
- Elizabeth street, win receive the above reward.
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III NEL FOR sALE-A FIRST RATE CHANCE, WITH
Ii long lease, below Chambers street. near Broad.
way; also two hotels on Broadway, Canal street
Apply this day TO THOMPSON 4 STREET, 81 Nassau
street room Z.
NOuCE.-THE sU 5SCRIBER, WISHING TO REMOVE
IN to the West will sell at a sacrifice dwelling
house so by 20 IT,, and one story and half; we'll
shaded with evergreen and other trees, and large
garden furnished with choice variety grapes fruts
howe's &C. &c pleasantly situated by the salt water
WIN m VI inc privileges o. bathing fishing fowlng &c
and ship yard, where there is plenty Of work Wen
located for boarding house summer residence All
for the triang sum Of one thousand dollars For fur
Their particulars inquire Of W. FLOYD, No. Goerck
street New York, or on the premises setautet Long
Island WIN. G TOOKER.
DINE W0oD.-l,O0o CORDS PINE WOOD Will. BE
Il sold and put on shipboard; dispatch given. Yes.
sells OF ten feet draft Tanner Creek where the
wood lays Immediately adjoining Norfolk City, Virginia
Apply to Q. NOE Norfolk, Va.
TITO DRUGGIsTs.-FoR SALE ONE OF THE BEST
i paying drug stores in the upper part of the city;
price 81 500 also the premises, which leasehod
may be purchased the house. which 22x35 feet three
stories, paysa profit Of 1915 per annum price, which
includes the stores $4,000. Terms and reason for sell
ing viii be made known by applying to
G. V. cLlCKENER CO., 81 Barclay street.
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LNOR SALE-THE LEASE, STOCK, FIXTURES,
Il horse cart and wagon of first class grocery APP
ply the premises 40S Broome street Of Gem
tire. ISAAC THOMPSON.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

~ n BROADwAY-r0 LET, NEWLY FURNISHED
dO rooms, on the fourth aoor without board, suit
able for gentlemen Terms moderate.
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LOST AND FOUND.

|TNOUND IN BROADWAY A MOSAIC BROOCH
E the owner can have the same by proving propert,
6nd paying expense. Apply to Ball, Black Co., "a
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FOR SALE.

GASn loo ACRES ILLINOIS FARM, NELL
D4COs cultivated and fenced, producing sixty
bushels Of and $50 Of potatoes to the acre. three
can be given required Apply by letter, post paid to
4, X, M. Post Office.
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MUSICAL.

TvOR SALE-A SPLENDID PIANO, ONE OF CHRISTIE
~ pher Seralls bcst make, warranted an excellent
instrument sale; been in year, just long
enough to prove 1t to be perfect article The owner
having two Of the mako, would dispose of one
reasonable terms. Apply at 1888 Fourth street, VIII
hamburg.
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LNOR SAIE-A GREAT CHANCE-A DINING AND
IL coffee and cake saloon, under the American Bible
House, corner Of Third and Aston place. One
thousand hands employed daily in the building. Rent
low Must be sold this week Apply at the saloon, or
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

NAsH, CASH.-A GENTLEMAN FROM CONNECTICUT
~ having some cash means would like to hear Of
profitable opportunities of investment Apply at 3l2
broadway, room No 3, from to O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

HUTCH P0TAT0ES-A LOT OF FINE DUTCH PO-
IL tatoes just arrived from Rotterdam for sale in lots
to suit purchasers, by r. W BURLAGE 1888 Pearl street.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

LNuRNISHED ROOMS, WITH B0ARD-FOR A GEN
IL teman and his wife, small genteel family mag
be had at So East Sixteenth street. near Irving place
The are very pleasant aud supplied with every
convenience. References required and given.
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DOARD IN BROOKLYN.--A FRONT ROOM, WITH
ID pantries and gas furnished unfurnished for a
gentleman and wife; Also front for two single
gentlemen House within five minutes walk OF South
and Wall street ferries Inquire at ~ State street, cor
ner of Henry.
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0er-oS THE ~ JANUARY PAIR OF GOLD
Ia bowed speetsciss, marked W. 8. Babbidge, the
~, Any one aniing them, BY returning them TO los
u be suitably rewarded.
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DOARD DOWN TOWN-TWO OR THREE GENTLE
ID men can be accommodated with board in pri
yate family. Apply at 2SS Greenwich street, near
| Chambers.
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NAUTION.-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
~ not to purchase tickets for the Southwark soiree
which takes place Monday evening" the 18th inst at
the Apollo Rooms, numbering from l66 to IT'S inclusive
By order Of the committee.
J. g. DOUGHTY, Sect JULIAN Bolts, Chairman.
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-3oO HOUSES AND
lots, in the most desirable locations In this citv
Price 500 to 0o0 and in Brooklyn from 81 900 to
sl5, 600 each. Also 400 farms and country seats in
every section Of the country If you wish purchase
or exchange house and lot farm country seat you
are sure to be suited by calling A. SERGEANT, Is
Wall street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-08

AWHrsxY BosFIRE.-ln noticing recent Temper
abce meeting at Hsvrede-Grace, Nd The Ba's'"s'rs
Cl;prer affords the following indication OF progress
in that direction:
The nesting assembled In the Methodist Church
embracing the M 81 rsspect sble and wealthy io1so
ant, Of ths. town; there were ALEC LUMBER Pm
ions from our city among the audience wS,e p,i,.SsI'
large as TO FL tho charch- Mr.. White, .! ~ 80
phia IVES the principal speaker and aanpk ,,srsnrs
irg twenty tire persons ,gn<d tos r. SEQUEL 4
u dye. Al the cloes OF the exercnss, ~, oca 81
Patterson. kesper Of grocsry SORE 80 -. r,sls ~
y, mon ht forth from bis nors esns ,s :.
as'Iy and Other liquors q which sanss goa :, S' sSs
80 fSrsre. thu. tes !ifj ing Dis dev0"'n =" va
GAUGE q rsmpersnce. 81 s1,--,.-rs. ....-.s,..
SIR The AmStcaa Corner, reporting
al 81 d,onied ti.leis pss, shich he'd oesn xmssse
q ~ Ia. siyss the folosins exAminsnee q $50
20 auI Isrs.r-Do you know plsiapne pipI
rv.,.s.,-- n = VERY loud. Lacy~ trcassng hAs
-Do-yon--kno w-pisinifs pigf Wsssss.
W" LawzeS-Ho~ long have you knosn tnsm
tnsn>.-Rb, Laryey dou Ter sriD How bng hsve
,,n Iroxn tbemi Easas-Fed em q, lass sossng:
f~rs,r-Were they al about q sizsi Wssss.Een. a.
Toxy,r- irises on biz feet petuIsndy and saaSa 3:
ars6peer At the eobelusiep Of each wore, :: w VIZ
rssl--Was--thsy """>'-
Sons % en- ser, as1 sose o. ca T0r7H 80.
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SIRE. b. Ly,ton has addressed to TIE Londos

Sir E. b. Lytton has addressed to The L~"d0s
Critic the folio wing letter, which tells ID own story:
arr. In The Cytae Of Dec IS, I read that New.
Ya,k naper states that Bul~er, the novelist, 10
=" letter TO a gentleman at Bosten, says nave
80 Gloomy and al happy. I have expended the pow
err OF life chasing pleasure where IL 10 not TO be
" found" Assuming Bal yer the novslkt, 70
be my,elf beg TO state that know no gentleman IN
Bostcn to whom should writs upon any MISTER con
,ort 20 any one-and that the whole statement s
couJlste fabrication.