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week.
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Point, Woodlands Va, Sun Fish, Ohio, Proctor,
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Ohio, Wens, Sisersyile, Va Coehran's Land.
log, Ohio, New Metamoras, Grand View, Ostend,
Grape Island, Va, ST. Mary's, Newport, Ohio,
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times week.
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@. H., Al miles and back, twice week,
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Bidders requested % examine cars'aft ne tstbena
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Creek, Nnhunta, Csoldsboro, Egeretsyiiie, Monot
Olive, Faison's Depot, Bear SwapP Warsaw,
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GAS H u 6 & ST o L L
~ MUSIC At THE REDUCED PRICES

no z5s Brosdssy (oppohts the PARK
V,v "a addition 10 the reduction slre mbte t1sr
nor copyrst Music decided make important reductions
thei Copyrights which consist Of al the principal works of
~, .yoiie and celebrated composers VIM Vincent W.s-s
Geo r. Root J. A Fowlsr, Frs1es n Brown. VIM Dlsss-
Ter ke sIse majority Of Tie ruEc publshsrs q New;
York Boson PhLsd-lphis and Baltimore hs7ns eonoiesd
ssair "a Il order SC prevent the public from receiving tie
benefit Of great reduction have refused pPy er
den tne music se music Of pubcs,ion %
70 Gel. to any per,on ~ho will sell the rsdacsa presa Fer
short time .tsck nsy Be incomplete bat we viii a. oses
proceed publish ell the homeopathic pieces OF Their ca.
.oguts the reduced prices and have doabi tas We
find those who will be willing 20 s1ppy al o1t
vsus We determined sell 70 the public 81 the o~se
prces consistent with reuuBeYsvs profit 20 the
ard deele- or teacher and viii neither enter into or
sry or.bin alton . contrary purpose eoT,toe
81 our new estaous st rsdaced prices viii De fes ~
w d.y. and will be Forwarded 20 part OF ne ~ 60
States free Of charge Dealers, seGinsiies sHe
Piled OF the lowest termE
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Tine Arte.

-
CARD.-Senor NICOLINO CALYO, the we'll
~ known artist and bs SOD JOHN A. CALYO. having ro-
ny from Spain after an absence Of three and
half wears they honorea BY the patronage OF
the Queen nobility beg leave INFORM the public tha they
will resume their profession In all ts branches especially
Iandcspe Portrait Painting and Teaching Mr. John
Calyo his services furnish designs Tor classic aud
picturesque sdif,es private mansions &c ne WIZ ais, ar
ush all Minds Of designs for wood engraving Residence NO.
100 East 2istst
TIVE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that
i the Psisting by AIRY Scheder -
THE TEMPTATION OF CHRIST,
WI remain on exhibition until further notice. -
OOUPIL Il Co. No $50 Broadway NevYoEs
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To the ThirkipE Pablo .-
EECERBACH's ESSENCE OF CHRISiIA
i ITY. translated nom the second Gern,n Edition ey
risr LvIrs translator Of strsuss Life OF Jesus ~" DC w
lshed the Eth of March hArdsoze LIMO Folae o.
about 80 pages Price 81 d 80
C0MTEs POSITIVE PHILOSOPHY, trArsl.tsd y haf-
net Msrs.u ere elegant regal octave vol Of ass pages
Price, &. So Jast published BY .
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Mem publications.

THE AMERICAN PRIvATEERSMAN.-T This
craft feishied this with rieh AID vsned
cargo; smopg which ar:
TIE OCEAN QUEEN;
A Sea Yam Of deep Interest. entitled
THE PIRATES BRIDE.
llso. q humorous Sea Tale.
THE SHIPPERS WIG.
A humorous sbetch. entitled
WHO STOPS MI KEY-HOLEl
With ard Land Sketches Orgin.I Yarns FoetTv
" - 80 DEXTER BROTHER, Agents,
Nos "a and IS Annst Ne~-IoTk.
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Balls.

DANE BALL.-The llSth Anniversary Of the
i Birthday n THOMAS PAINE will be celstrsted bJs
BALL ard SUPPER the Chinese bldluE. No $50 Bros
wsy 90 MONDAY EVENING. Jan q. 1855. Dancing sill
positively commence at o'clock meeting II The NanAEss
ard Friends will be held on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, ct ne
free Ypquirer Library Rooms Military Hal. Nc. 1873
Bovery, where tickets may be procured
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Book fer the Ladies.
THE AMERICAN HOME CONDOR
l. Containing several hundied
EXEC LENT RECT PES.
The whole bard on many ye.rs erperienee Of AZ
AMERICAN HOUSEWIFE
ILLUSTRATED WITH EsGRAvISGs.
Prize 3 eern
Al the Reepes in his Book written .etusl erps
iHens in Cooling There ecpyinEs from theoretical
cooking recipes They intended FOR American families
ard be depended upon good ard practicable. Tbs
sufferers lady wko understands how cooking ought be
dore ard has here given her experience I. book Of In
psses and CBEAP at Is cents We expect sell very
large her az this low prize.
Published and for sale, wholesale ard retail By
GARRETT & Co., No. IS Am 81.
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NUAPIN NEW WOR X =
~ HUMANITY IN THE CITY.

- HUMANITY IN THE CITY.
~ REy. ". CHAPLIN.
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The New orr Tribune
Still more even than by h uncommon poplar eloquenee,
the author Of volume il dtr rushed By hs glowing hui
ususr srit the wise and PATTY with cich
resads thing that pertains 10 the welfare o. his EEL
ow.ren Had his life been devoted to political career his
eerusss conception CT Argument apDes snd pro-
fusion u.nson and and OF winged and piercing
word. would placed him 10 the front rank Of bis e'tes
rorsris and .ssured him wide and shining fame He has
chosen rsheo hi. M the enforcement OF
moral truth In this wall of funess be has attained III
nerce which m well satif noble sb ion HIS previous
efforts IN. application Of the hshst ethical principles TO
the thases every life haze been received With universal
favor end have accomplished good In recpec does
the present volume DO injustice the reputation the auhor
II Is worthy Of the end generous mind 20 which i
onins fr, sbness Of thought vi fevo Of
etprson ounduess Of reasoning with rhetO zeal yyscity
ana an elevated sentiment Of devotion with pactie
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pzd for its religious and its secular features which az
ence ediGes the Christian and pc,sss the Of taste
DE WITT q DAVENPORT
Publishers Nos 100 ard 1862 NASSAU 81.
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Teacherc Association.-Rerulsr Monthly Mset ~
THIS (ssnrdsyl EvENING At oeoet :, the hsll Of the
Bosrd Of Rdsosion JOHN H. TANNING, President
h. ~. BERNIE, Secretary.
New City Hall special Notice.-Tbe Special Com
Of Board Aldermen, which referred tbs
subject Of selecting location for the proposed New Cty as
hereby awe notice that thew will meet MONDAY h sta
inst, O'Clock p In the Chamber Of the Bond OF Alder
ps The proposed New City Hall Of the city
PETER P. VOOaHIS,
ABRaM wAKEMAN, Special
SAx'L MOSER, , Com
JOHN KELLY. mittee
HENRY HoFFMTRE, J
American Widews' Relief Assoc iatfos- Designed
10 principally who have known soect pow
etv but suffering xsnt who would rather steve
and would only SIX charity 10 save tnen enofea
from suffering and degradation .,.
To assist such. according 10 our ability thI A1o
All who sutserbe 70 the articles Of association and aid In
promong objects by contributions Of time or money Ia
objects Of their charity, Will be consd
ereo members and be este1 voice in the direction
The following he officers agreed upon oi pieinnhJ
organization:
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VIM n. BURROUGHS Irving House -, n.
Tycau,er-TpOS .MCELPATH President Nassau bsnE
S,ere,ory-sOLOS ROBINSON. No ia Greene =
CortbutioDE needed immediately for the ree Oh nearly
cpe hundred fan alfeaoy VISITED
Reform Your Printers Bills.-1he Hard Times.
have compelled the advertiser 10 run mis- presses ALL Nioh
AND DAY October last. and 20 lNChEAsE ne nIn
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n Pre.-wnl be Published Feb. /:

a.
U,HE WAYS OF LIFE-showing the Right
i way, and Wrong Way the High Way. aud the Low
Way the True Way. and the False Way, the Upward Way.
and the Downward Way the Way Of Honor and te Way Of
D.honor IL Rev. O. S. WEAVER. Price, 81 esna Pub
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TIE WAYS or Like aew work, by the sa,hOr Of
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oct psin yet elegant style we believe 1t will be heartily
welcomed b. the lovers Of Good Books
The author pys: The made Of drops So. the
influence that MIS- the world upward composed Of the best
thoughts and prayers Of earnest aud aspiring minds
Every houd bear s reader the vetion that ito in
tent rood that the oispDg OF earnest snI
eous sh II IL will leave blessings where Il goes Ia
proportion 10 the strength Of tina. conviction"
The following interesting topics smopg tie Coa,ent'
Principal AID Pleasure Honesty and Policy Right AMI
Nisht; Show and Substances Lack and Plaek Theory and
Practice Fact and Fiction; The Real ,nd Ites The Seen
and the Uuen Character and RePatati1ni knowledge and
Culture; The Actual and the Possible.
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THE WATCHWORD is ADVANCE with the

THE WATCHNORD Is AD1ANCE Win tue
TIuEs-YUsfC At HALF PRICE st scHU sEaTH
o.sSo $50 Brosdwsy-We agree fay with the yer1ct
Of nUsics pspsr, that
This fact Induced publishers 10 put ther negro eni
Dance Music tgeher With reprints CT al sorts a. ma plee
fb ,re,t c.uor bot this reduction only e4Isl 70 ths
pgiee Of the Orsns Editions pslpsby showing the npos-
bnhy Of competing any longer OrgiDa Ed9ns are moe
bought BY the composer and the proof corrected oy
himself ,rnfs Editions which the pablsasfs get ~
Our Catalogue Of p eco Original worss for which the com
poser. have been paid snd published y l- win eap o.
rsa sr "a tv some Publishers Of Boston, PhisdslPsA ard
HewYors To stop this ~e hereby ceel-re aa Snail vi
our O!isias Editions which have been reprinted o.
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tn. rube choose between The Repe SD ne
c.srsr risiaa Editions We hope the public vii nds WIN
u. Nd coltnue their tyors ours 10 the largest
.d po-ting Hou,e the United stAtes under ne arm u
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w II t. IL " II n l. NJ T. . , T. ~ VI Il II =
The Secord Number for the month Of Febrgay l531 VII
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Published This Day.
DITNAMs MONTHLY. - FEBRUARY. -
Il Amons the Contents are;
Portraits Of CeptfbuOr.: Author of " cuba"lc.
Diplomacy snd Cannon Balls.
Living in the ounny.
P PSoi1tit e.i md Epimeheu.
Nature in Motion.
Two Little Stars
Glimpse. of French Life-The Restoration
Tie Mountain Winds
Tse Potter: or Fint Yesr- Of EAl. cbsO,er XXI ssnp
sbou Ethan Allen with Iraers Flight toward the Wilderness
Chspiei MIL lIsel 10 Eeynt. -,
The Old oman who Dried Up and Blew Away
Pedssogue in Georgia
The PIoE.s. q our Political Virtue.
l. Cursive and Discursive.
H. Correspondence. go
iii fisf.aTs smsEie:n y yS. nj .iteF''urs.
s Translation. 6 Book. Received.
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Movement vpdes,DF Wokinguen against the a'pe''0a' Of
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H bow fG TRE w WoRE6 &As dTT SHORT ELEVEN
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Doctors ard Patent Medicine Men in Albany.
WHO WAS MRS CAIN An Interesting Letter from an
POOR PETER ON THE MUSIC OF NATURE.
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w r. " y " L II Il > II Il .
1876 AND 1855.
A History Of the Rise Progress snd Destiny OF
TIE AMERICAN PARTY,
And il, probable Influence the next Presidential Election
To which i added Review Of the
LETTER or TIE HON y. A WISE
Know NOTHlSGs.
By an American.
CHAPTER CONTENTS.
The American Party.
II Causes Of lie Origin.
III Principles Stated. illustrated aud Enforced
IV-Tbe Objects which this Organization Aims to Ae-
V-The Necosstv Of such Au Orsnzation Examined.
NI-The Exigeueies OF the Times Demand an American
Party.
VII The True Position OF the Party
VIII-The Rapid Progress and Wide Extent Of ts Infu-
ence an Argument FOX the Excellence Of the Aueri-
Party.
IX.-TLe Plan Of Operation adopted By the American
X-The Probable 1ufuenee Of the American Party on
the next Presidential Election
XI.-Review Of the Hon ii A. Vises Letter
The shove book In press and will be Issued In few
dav. II from the pen Of thoroughly acqusntsd with
the undecuren Of American poucs sod the which
the existing corruption in hish places He traces
clearly he operations Of Teiga element ia Govern
mental lrsiituons and shows th.t the - 49,.
SONS OF THE SOIL SHOULD GOVERN TIE SOIL.
This the authors strong position, which be mantaias oy
irIefuieble srsumtns
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