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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

UIUAHo AND IUbAVOU.
! an still manufacturing, and have on hand good
assortment Of Havana, Principe. Half Spanish and
com mon cigars all Of which viii recommend themsel-
YES to purchasers who may be pleasedto call and ex-
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A faT assortment Of chewing tobacco, Of the most
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sNUFP, PIPES AND SMOKING TOBACCO
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CHEAP FOR CASH. E-
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ton, Ohio, JAMES GORDON,
Jan 81, 1858 n
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Golden Farmer, Cooking Stove.

THE Subscriber has ustr evolved direct from Albany
large assortment Of their excellent stove. and invites
all who may wish to supply themselves with good stOVe
10 call and examine bic stOck, Foremost among which
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per. and bis master fOuDd is ssraWisd ~ over
With oil sorts Of marks and linss- a' thOugh q
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3 nsinfss Gar0s.
/ "a. W. MORRIsoN.
ITT0RHK-Y Al -

y Q 4 y a 4 v,
HAS resumed the practice Of the Law. He
IA viii particularly attsndto the settlement Of estates
~ Executors Admisisifators and auardians for uhieh
bis late experiences In the Probate Court ampr auaIe,
him Al other besiuess Of professional character en-
trusted to hlsesre N this aud the adjoining eounfiss
viii be attended % With prOupttude and 6delily.
0FFIoE-fn The 70 IN opposite the sssf fFosf Of ths
Court House, heretofore occupied b. J. r. ndpp ESQ
fFeb. IB-'B5l
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- families harding houses 6c with Servants and Servants
with Situations the Protestant Employment Soeetys oaice
No. 7 CarInine-st.
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Msyne Reids Hunting and Trapping Adventures.
II II l. L T Rs + 4 I :;
l. on, CONVERSATIONS AROUND THE CAMPFIRE.
BY CAPT. MAYSE REID.

l. Oh, CONVERSATIONS AROUND THE CAMF-FlhE.
EY CAPT. NAYNE REID.
Author Of The RAe Rangers The Scalp Hunters" &c.
Beautifully Illustrated with Ensrsvinss by " or Pnes
sl25
Hunting Party The Camp and Camp Fire Besancou's Ad
ventures the swamps The Passenger Presns Hunt with
Howi'zer; Killing Cougar The Cougar Old lkes Adven'ue
The Musquash Ia, Hunt; Mosquitoes and their Anfoe
The Coon and his Habits Coon Chase; Wild Hogs OF the
Woods; freed BY Peccsries Duck Shooting Adventure;
Hunting the Ncuns Chscu Ct Nounas; Squirrel Shooting;
Treerg Bear; Tie Black Bear OF America The rraPPer
TrapPed The American Deer; Deer Hunt in Drs-out'
Old Ike and the Grizzly; Battle with Grizzly Bears The
Swans Of America Hunting the Moose; The Prairie WOLF aud
Wolf killers Hunting the Tapiri Adventure with Buaaoi
The Bison; Trailing tie Buffalo; APPROACHING the Buffalo, I'M
expected Guests Supper WofMuon; Hare Hunting and
Cri,ke, Dri'insi Grand Ba,tOe The Route Home.
We could I'll volumes with the encouHis the Press but
have space for only few:
From The BOSTON TRAVELLER
Ever hoy has something Of Nimrod in his nature
ard confess read such vivid pictures Of the exciting
adventures Of Western Hunters e IL the Feast that
Mayne Reid has here presented US with"
From The BEE, Boston.
"a rare treat it affords all Who shall become m readers
From The MAIL, Boston.
This thrilling and eIcellen; story descriptive Of West
en- Hunters life Il por,rays and characters with mas
te1y skill No down the volume until the last page
reached tnd both tho young and the Old
From The PUBLIC LEDGER, Phiadeshis
The described with spirit and are evidently pc
'uie' q 'e'i From The CRESCENT New.Orleaus
"The stye and aon and his topics all
Of that wild Hunters life which possess so many charms
for the fiery adventurous spirits % Of s 9p age and country
capt Reid stands to-day without rival IN the Wild dashng
and yet improving literature Of The hSnjing ground
Nos. 100 and l62 Nassau 81
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l2 1856.
Published This Day:
MAJOR JONES' COURTSHIP.-Detaied,


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Gouses anb farms fDante6.

DART of HOUSE WANTED.-A Lady,
whose family consists Of three PERSONS desires 20 rent the
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Dr. A. Brownson will lecture Oh the Church and the
. Perubic AZ the broadway Tabernacle Oh WEDNESDAY
EIENIkG Feb. l3 1855. AZ O'Clock. Tckes 3 cents
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4mnsements.
M. G OF II G. II A l. X ,
H.. FIFTH
PIANO-FORTE SOIREE

VIII take place at Dodwortb's ROOms on
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. II.
Doors open o'clock For particulars see Programmes
The huso Stores.
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Che Bah Season.

YJNUE FIRST GRAND BALL and
L SUPER of the METROPOLITAN ASSOCIATION will
take place on THURSDAY EVENING, Feb H. 1856 at the
Shakespeae Hall corner Of Duane aud Willamette under the
direction of the following Committees;
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS.
VIM. II. Diokereon, Peter Barnett,
left London. David Johnson,
Edward Pennington.
COMMITTEE.
Thomas Parker, Slas W eosier
John ". Giles, Manuel w aItefs'
SaInnel CLARK Thomas Francis,
Tacob Turner Arthur CTppin,
John Watson, James spencer
FLOOR MANAGERS.
David Johnson Jefferson LoudOn, VIM H. Dlckefson
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Henry Sewell, Daniel Lane, Randolph rerunchlei'
COMMITTEE.
Joseph Watkins Peter Barrett, Jacob Denight
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9perial Noiires.


InstaIIation.-The Rev. EDWIN +. HATFIELD, d. D.,
vii Installed Pastor of the North Presbyterian Church at
he church in 32d between 9th and 9thavs WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, 18th inst, at u o'clock. The Rev A. r.
Campbell d. d.. will preside; the Rev Samuel d. BuTchard
will preach The the Rev Geo. H. Prenss VIII denver
The charge to people the Rev Asa d. Smith will deliver
the charge 10 the pastor.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-12

Wanted in a Southern City steady competent MAN 70
run single Hoe Press In Daily Morning Newspaper
Ofce The Press is propelled by steam and the rrssna
should be competent 70 manage sstesn e.sne APPcAos
Wh,e stating and giving references in reSd to quail
fcatons sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-12

III o NJ Il
IL AN AUTOB BI CIR Apply.
BY ANNA LELAND
Oh thou wealthy Past!
Thine tTeeSures'
From the Preface.
these days Of many books multudes OF tales are told
whose foundation the fancy and imagination Of their
writer's
ov often aer the peruss Of these does the reader feel
that . - 49, -.
ROMANCE Is LESS STRANGE THAN REALITY,
and that from his own history his knowledge he might
weave tissue Of facts which should be more interesting and
even more startling, than these airy structuTes . go
indulgence of such cling be AscriDed the orr
gin Of this unpretendng volume
From The y. \. Evangelist.
book worthy this title, should be good indeed
ard II is not slight praise Of this work 10 say We "a say
that the author has concenouy endeayored TO make II So IL
il fine reflection the ideal home and brng TO light chsEae
tiers that appear well in its mild seHrchiug light"
One neat limo Pnce +l.
Published this day by DERBY a JACKSON, New oTk
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-12

CD 00n A BUSINESS TO DISPOSE OF,
S,OOOs Of 10 years standing, IN very thriving VI
sse lssI Tie sjty AsaIsss j. Tbgce Once, Box NO V
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Boar6 an6 Rooms.

POARD.-A pleasant PARLOR and BED
ID ROOM nav be obtained No. "a East 4th st., near
Union square. Dinner az O'Clock.
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AGINN's MISCE l. l. A y | l. 5
WI VIII be ready on SATURDAY, Feb. 49,

NI WIN be ready on SATURDAY, Feb. l6,
THE SHAKESPEARE PAPERS
Ofthe late VIM Maginn, LID Vol g. of hiscelanies.)
Annotated BY DR.. MACKENZIE.
In one VOL, l2Ino. Price 81
Yet another commentator and critic upon Shakespeare:
THE late Dr. Msginn, whose is associated W h the
early success Of Backwoods and Fraes Magazines who had
long prepared edition OF Shskespeare only realized
por OF his purpose. His analytic criticism on the leadng
Characters Shakespeares plays and his argument IN proof
tie learning the bard which well remembered
are here collected by Dr. Mackenzie, and form the third
volume of Magnns Miscellaneous works Much ingenuity Of
reasoning great scholarship and many suggestions as to new
readings Of Shakespeare characterize this Interesting volume
A New Book by SiMMS.
VIII be ready o SATURDAY, Feb o
CHARLEMONT, THE PRIDE OF THE VILLAGE; a
TAR OF KENTUCKY By w Gilmore Spmm5 esq, author Of
Guy Rivers" &c. Illustrated by Darley In one vol l2mo
Price : p.
This domestic legend founded uTon actua events Of
paetvey recent the state OF kentucky How
ever strange may appear in the seque-howeyer IN
conflict with what usually supposed 10 be the scusnes
ard charscerisics they unquestonsoy true
most Of them having been concuyey established by the best
testimony before of justice Very terrible indeed was
the tragedy 70 which they conductdOue that startled the
whole country when il took place and the onrnul Interest Of
" bicb vill Long be remembered" J. s. REDFIELD,
No. 81 Beekmsn-st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-12
NIATRIMoNIAL.-Reply to n. b., Norwich,

ATRlMON ONlAL-hepy 70 ~. D., Noi"'Sn,
WI Conn vouns man who advertised that he was Just
tweutvhree had eco and wanted wife who was wei
educated and had refined manners;
Ouly one week age Just twenty.tvoi
In axe, therefore, Sir, Pm nice match for youi
I've been o good schools, ever since | was hour;
I can read. write and spell and do something mofei
can cipher tar ss the Old Rule of Thfcei
I'm a. perfect IN grammar a. any can bei
translate Latin; cen Ddrfe FraHfdS;
They tell me I 10 IL al Heersfeat;
I'm GH 6sf in Hstory-in Astrono ny wise
can tell all the names of the stars in the she's
I've mastered GeogIarhy, know the tropics and Eones
have studied Physique and can tell all my bones;
Metaphysics know, like my A, and c;
can snlit hairs opinions with al LID
I've had masters in Music sing and play
A. well Is m teachers-so all my friends say,
NV tread s a soft velyet-toed cats
Nv smile like the morning-my sigh VIII beat thati
Nv restures are made with exquisite graeei
To =. cit or 20 freeze know the right place
I've often ned out those who know me VIII tel
That practice and know table etiquette well
Those thousands youspeak Of II you'd make them mines
My knowledge my person, and manners 80 nue.,
should nlumiue your mansion and make all the day,
On bright golden wings pass quickly away
In I'm what you want, all you have 10 do . -
IL 20 offer your hand, full Of coin, To y u.
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Chances for Business msn.

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COOK WANTED-To WASH, BAKE an'
" COOK for four persons of the neatest kitchens an
kndet odfshioHed families in this city, She must be Yer
ceauy Thoroughly and capable and laye great spee
r befef but she must be Irish Good wages and IN
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Ofice Immediate reply will follow
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no YOU WANT a HOUSEKEEPER capable

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01
Personal Intelligence.

nr. T. ! OsSford Of the nrn o. croskey 4 Co, Ion
con arrived IN the Atlantis Wednesday. II was
through the energetic csortons OF vr oakford that the
EGsb goyernn eni induced send out two OF their
aetest iast March 10 search Of the III fatei Ia
chic. Ths ac, the cyejiiable to Mr. Olxforj
from sot that his house the agency Of rival line
Gsusners.
hes improved and that although his entire recovery viii
DO pce~ary slow yet there rea-oua oo doubt that
Ole duis "a that body. IN attack Of ever, lasting
several days 90 aggravated his already feeble condition
TO re probably 70 the uocasress on tho part Of n,
numerous friends, which IL In hoped tns this state mont
viii serve materially TO silay.
List Of Americans registered q, the banking oGI,e Of
The American European Express aud Ex 'nange Company
PARE from the 9th 70 tho 10Th of october
Dr Bron.on, o PcTs.ine 7 = Dsh; y ,,nrtwt Y J.
ST al ssy. &fiIeg nj Lay, v Tsy@r ar Lsei,,.s
Green. Nasshss's; Harris sad iagnlg lantn Ion
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ARRIVALS.
From liverpool, u n. team .hig Ass-Ns GIlaa ily,
eh s N sd Ss ssSae N ed ali y.,s
W. Nslcomson aaa siy sir Allan neNas md lady, NJ
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cs. gonaT.ys Mr. pscssA, Mss Riacko;k Mr Surel ard
Carney S. s ana ssS e NJ Gedeoa a lady
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John and George SEWER Mr. and Mrs james Dickson snd
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Peter Hutchinson, Minna Pollock, Charles Torrance
snl Is2 in the seerage.
From Norfolk &c in steamship Jamestown-p n Clarke
Nabenburg, Gee Pinn, Daring Julien, PRAYER,
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DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool p he Steamship City % Bamore from Phi
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David hey John Arson Carpenter John Donald
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Bsyiy y ureen, and li2 IN he seefsgc.
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RAkr-HssHors -on "Wednesday. Oct 20, by the
Few j. j. Lyons. DAyrr aApr Rachel, daughter OF
George H,priquer, Esq
VAN pYx8-TutKy.--On Wednesday evening OF. 90
by tie Rev III ,mas Ar ntag-, EAso VAN DYKE Of this
city, to Miss LYDIA TnLsY Of 8rockivn.
SsrB-SsnH On "Wednesday, Oct. -, at u Q Ceairar
church, Brooms street by tn Rev. Wm. Aixuiau of
Newa,h, Mr. CnAs l.. Sara to Miss n JENNIE only
daughter o! Albert g. smith, Esq al o this city.
HfLfRR-STRATrE On Thursday prt 80, by the Rev.
Dr. AntLon, EDWARD Miller AsNs SrRErrIs all OF THIS
city.
Ho'xrs-HnL--0n Thursday. Oct. 80 by the Rev.
John Knos, senior Rotor OF the Du'ch Reformed chGrch
Of lafayette place and fourn street. Mr. GEoRsB
W. HofnIa 70 Miss MAkGAa,r A Bill all If this city
RonRroS-ElSpIAY.-OuT narsday, Oct. 80 by the
Few Bcpj Evans. Mr. GEnGs i. RogERrsoy to Mss
AsKrjA W. FiSDIAy, ali 0! this city
0Io>1--McIAroHrN-On Thursday, Oct. 30. by tho
Rev James ,nahon a, the church Of saint John tho
Evangelist Fliteth street jcHs g. OtoyE 10 ASsis NJ D.
daughter o: I.obert Isfapgnln, all " this city.
PA-r5--BAl--0n Tausday Aug Il. by the Rev.
James Mlliet,, a. bis residence No 2u East Twelfth
street. Mr.. GEoaGr W. PrrTr Mrs ELssokA BALL. both
Of this city.
SyEr-SrASIERy. On THURSDAY, oct 80, by the Rev.
DR. Elet;, Assoy srEiEy Esq 10 FRANCIS L. gher ci
John c. S,anoery, Esq AL Of thus city.
kIRm-N rcgsr.-fn Thursday, Oct 80, ny tie Rev.
Dr.. Alle't, &. wEGnr Kirby LzzB, daughter Of John
No cknI, kxq., all Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01
Annual Meeting OF the Alumni Association
of Columbia College.

The business citing Of this association was held in
HOPE Chapel at Q O'Clock P. NJ. yesterday.
In the absence OF the President George J. Cornell was
appointed Chairman pro tenn, and John Mason OIL
Gated as Secretary. Rev A. s. Leonard reported
constitution for the sssocaon beir the chairman Of
committee appointed for that purpose Tho constitution
very brief and specified that any graduate Column
b!s College, Of good moral character, might become
member OF the association by the payment OF 81
ally that there should be annual meeting the last
Wednesday Of November that sixtecn persons should
CONSTITUTED sandog committee for the OF busi
&c. Mr. Mason obj cted the clause of good moral
because every society, cub and organization had
rule. Those ten Thousand persons said he who have
lately been naiural2et At The city Ial all had prove
be the Court their good moral character before they
became citizens, and we do not want TO pu. grAdu.
s,cs OF Columbia College the footing with them
but consider that person could through college
srd graduate without beng good moral &c
Alter tome further debate the clause objected 70 was
Inc following persons sere elected officers for the en-
tuinx year
FOR Preadeni--o. s. Strong, OF the class Of 1926.
1888. s'''
For Trepurer-T. =. q. Foster Of the class Of Is.l
For Sccretary. n. Skidmore, OF the class Of tstg.
The Alumni then ac ourneo 10 the above, u.
tend the pubic exercises. The Rev. A. 5 Leonard
opened them by prayer. Tho ADDRESS delivered by
James W. Gerard, Eat II was on tue subject OF eocu.
and ors,ory. Tue speaker regretted that :, ii,
tie time x zen t. those studies at college.
osf dozen sorts with umsy gestures during
year, being about all the that IN given 10
ben. True orators tssid the spca,cr) very rare.
There are about M many recorded IN history there
are comets, and they arc as far between. The great
power Of eoqucnce Is feeling, not a'haeia but real
DO not sgree with Cicero that the made while
the ooi born but consider the only the poet
mad. The speaker reviewed at dsrabie length
the eassc orator. particularly Cicero and Dcmostnenes
upon whom be passed very tauefui panegyrcs,
stdcfBE them the sblest orators shst have spoen
The present. orators OF England represented OF
small caibr., m we're also speakers. Eogland
and America have bad orators but not now Unitarian
iysn having tlicd them out. Nevertheless MIR. Gerard
abc ~ pass enthusiastic enogum upon the late
OGDEN HOLMAN. Tire address two hours long, and
listened TO with interest by the Raricnce of about
three hundred persons John Vernon Henry Esq de.
lvercd the poem, which very production and
related to the feelings NJ the ccegiaics while advancing
from ass 10 tue other.