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A LII WHO WISH TO KEEP WARN Ann
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Shop and Residence No. 303 Penn, avenue,
south side, between 9th and 10th sts.,
HAVING PROVIDED HIMSELF WITH
II II al an ELEGANT AEARSE,T=
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would respectfully Inform the public that he Is
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al the shortest notice, and In the best manner.
large supply Of READY-MADE COFFINS
OF all sizes, always on hand, which will be fur
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As heretofore, no pains will be spared to give
entire satisfaction on all occasions.
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MY MARY ANN.-JUST RECEIVED AT
lvl the Music Depot. GEO. HILBUS,
feb15 Agent.
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lust PUBLISHED
American Military Review Polka
Cashmere Schottisch
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Railroad Schottisch
Ihese are oy that popular composer Stewart
Macauley, and we recommend them as being yery
pretty.
Remember, at the Great Music Store Of
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EOREIGN MUSIC, from the best Eu
Il ropean composers, just received at the Music
Depot. GEO. HlLBus, Agent.
feb Is
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AVERY LARGE INVOICE OF MUSIC
N this day received al the Music Depot.
feb Is GEO. HILBUS, Agent.
TyHE OFFICIAL ARMY REGISTER.
l. 1856, price SO cents, for sale In Washington
by TAYLOR & MAURY,
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NO RRICK.MAKERS and BRICK. MAsONS.-

Proposals. will be received my office in the Of New
bern until the 18th day Of February for making aud burn
ing million and half Of good hard brick such will be
approved by the Chief Engineer Of the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad Company for erecting Machine Shop, Depot
Building and Warehouse at Newber, for said Company The
clay and wood preferred will be uuhed the yard which
viii be within three hundred yards OF the the busd
ings be erected The clay also being dug The
yard place for making IL, will b. furnished free Of cost
which will require very little expense 10 prepare.
Or preferred persons who propose 20 make the brick may
put the masonry of the buildings at 30 much
per thousand allowing they may suggest certain number
the cubic and they furnish everything complete
all OF eniugs 10 be deducted
The buildings In convenient position for the
tractor lying immediately adjoining the aud Of them
the and the others within three
hundred Yards No doubt that also be made with
other parties similar work, with reliable contractor
II preferred security will be and taken for the faithful
carrying Of the said contract.
Persons proposing either not TO take portion
of the stock Of said Company In payment.
1ie plans Of the buildings be az time applies
ton al N office. So
other Northern ports which will enable contractors 10 land
machinery any materials very ho notice directly 10 the
yard. -
As regards the health Of the place few Northern
Southern, can boast Of better.
Proposals. will be received for the wood work and stating
Of the buildings with without materials furnished
T.. K. STANLEY, Contractor
Newbern, N. C., Jan. 49, 1856.
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Eesuty and Truth have eAs ed hands 10 its recital -Fed
eriek,bursh Wa News
Y o w X f A D
ALONE
ALUM L.
BY MARION HARLAND.

BY MARION HARLAND.
Revised lshj Edition. One elegant i2Do., IN oEm
with the " Hidden Path" Price 81 IS
publishers the pleasure OF presenting the
FASCINATING, INTERESTING AND POPULAR
volumes that has been published for many years nade ~
the usual Effort. that are made TO the sale Of books Of far
merits reached the extraordinary number of Nineteen Editions
nr ali coretcr, for the goal Of popular Rival editions
have been published England and the Continent AMI now
thousands Of families the books Of Manon HaTand are well
come visitors
Extracts LENGTHY REVIEWS OF "aLosE
we recognize points IN vhh deserve hgh praise or tne
hsh merits True genius alone for instance could nave con
eeived and executed the between Lacy aid Ida The
whole epsoce OF the of the widower with the young
phe is as thrilling as It s simple and natural CnaIsy one
the best drawn people We have met with in print oT many
Holmes the artist y-ndeed almost everybody
introduced to the sketchae graphic and distinct
for whose sake much e1euabe We point no recent
female work containing finer passages than Alone"
There is genius pAhos humor and moral in its charming
much knowledge of human nature and power 70 define
all who have feeling and sympsthes As work Of
fiction it one Of the best We have read = may lay
The superior merit Of Alone does consist merely in
the interest Of the with its glowing thoughts and
ehaIsetei not IN the voices OF sympathy constantly ns nc
music the heart quicken ts better eelRs nor N IA
adhesion what right and proper in itse bat
ell this shining forth and giving beauty all that
attractive in human character the purity and simplicity ana
ovelH Of Christian principles breathe their ennSSns pt
striking instructive tale aiming excellent moral
effect with and depicts characters the
impression Of whose beauty will not speedily pass from the read
es mind , r. .ro, mari, and We ,of Toon,
which display thorough knowledge Of that art which enters
LARGELY the character Of every tale eerwe the Art
Of the racOnteur We have seldom met with work Of this
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Real estate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE - The 4stOry Brown
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The Sixteenth Thousand now ready Of


THE WIDOW BEDOTT PAPERS.
Price 81 25. For sale by ell Booksellers
Saws The n. Y. Observer, (second notice.:
We surprised the popularity Of this book
II is so full of quaint excellent huuor shooting the foes Of
common life hitting off evils which nfest religious societies
as well as community that everybody loves read the Pa
pers though much that in them home TO number one
Says The N. Y lndepent ent
one would enjoy laughter medicine and have feast
ofinnocen urh let him fail to read the dows sketch
e. Such dro hunor in the way Of hitting of the pecuarties
has appeared since the days Of Jack Down
ing The Donation Wait The Sewing Society Aunt Ma
CURES E1perence and the like, will drive of dyspepsia and
hypochondra for month The book is exceedingly clever
there is no of malice nothngi overdone but every
bit is pspable." ~ . go, - 800,
DERBY JACKSON, Publishers No ll9 Nassau-st.
Copies sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt Of price.
AReu ted @ sell the above.
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NATIONAL ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.
IN-No 10 Of FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWS
PAPER, issued TOMORROW Feb. 9, containing the follow
ing 81 leniid Engravings: -
Exciting in the House Of Representatives Washington
On the announcement the election of " p Banks r for
Speaker.
President Perce ReceponScene in the East Room at the
White House, Washington.
Portrait Of Capt Nye the Collins steamship Pacific
Back and front of Medal presented to Capt Nye
Dreadful Accident TO the bng W. H. Stafford in the East River
New York eight lives lost
Hall of the Board OF Education, New York City.
Portrait s. s Randall Superintendent Of Board OF Educa-
ton, New York City
Japanese Shipwreck. from Vests Panorama
Portrait of the Rev w. H. Mbu Ii, the Blind Orator.
Portrait Of West the painter, in his Chinese costume
Sumner the victim in the late tragedy in Boston
Scene AZ Niblos Theaer, New-fork.
View Ct Hamilton, Canada West
Portrait Of Sir Allan Macnsb Prime Minister Of Canada
Scene in Constannope.
ST. Va entine's Day.
beautiful Engravngs scenes in Quito South America
Chess, by an experienced editor. go, -,
Continuation of the thrilling The Last OF his Race
The trade supplied by ROSS JONES TOUSEY, No. los
Nassaust, New York, and No Is Clarke-st, Chicago
For sale q all News Depots.
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DEAD GOOD TX.

DEAD GOO ID o o X. -
III THE HOMESTEAD on THE HILLSIDE.
By the Author Of English Orphans and Tempest and sun
shine. Price 81.
From The Nisgara Democrat
Fmphanoay the best thing Mrs Holmes ever wrote ana
one of the genial and agreeable books we ever read
as widely different from the ckly sentimental novels OF the
day as 1t possible conceive. Her portrayal OF human ehai
scier admrabe her style Is fluent and
nS and most intense degree kept throughout
the volume But sl its excellent qualities most poil
ueut appears eloquent morals Read IT, 50 that you can
have il 10 say, ! once read good bOOk." 800
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Chances for Bnsiness Ellen.

DOCK BUSINESS and GOODWILL for
I'D SALE-The advertiser offers to sell out his BOOK and
PUBLISHING business which OF the oldest and best
Retail Bookstores this cyhavng been established nearly
forty years The whole business would be sold OF special
Partnership retained To any person wishing to commence the
opportunity TO buy out 50 good ana SAFE
seldom For further particulars address DUN
SELLER, PostOiee New-Iork.
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TTHE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR FEBRUARY 8.
CirculatiOn....,....... 600.

CirculafiOn.........''.,15I ,OOOs
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I.LEADING ARTICLES: The Triumph at Washing
ton Mr.. Bsnkss Election; A moral for the ocea.
Speech; OF Novels; The Decay Of Virginia; TuF.
kew; Weston versus Pierce; Brutal Murder in
Kansas; The News from Europe The English
u..LETTERS FROM Mr. GREELEY AT WASH
TS1.SsT in the House, Frdsy in the House Close
ofthe Struggle for Speaker The Contest for Speaker
Ill. THE STATE OF EUROPE: Letter from Our Own
Correspondent, A. p C., at London.
Iv..REyIEw OF THE WEEK: Giving in condensed
and eonspicu form the latest and most important
events that have transpired il the City United
States and Mexico.
V..THE INDIAN TROUBLES IN FLORIDA: Five
Soldiers Massseredi The Country Unsafe for
V..MR Stewards SPEECH.
vu..THE POOR WHITES OF THE SOUTH: Let
ter from Geo. VI. Weston
VIII DOMESTIC LIFE IN SOUTH CAROLINA: A
Letter from a Correspondent a. Columbia
IXXXXIVrH CONGRESS-FIRsr SESSION: Dcings
in the Senate AID House OF Representatives
x.THE FINAL VOTE FOR SPEAKER
XI..FRESH OUTRAGEs IN KANSAS.
Xu..REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.
XIII.OUR RELATIONS WITH GREAT BRITAIN:
From Our Own Correspondent at Washington.
XIV. DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION ~ PHILADEL-
PHlA: M Buchanan Candidate Tor the Pre'i
xv.PoETRY: The Slave Tragedy At claennaii''
d" The Song Of Hiawatha'
XVI. THE ICE EMBARGO.
XVII. PORK PACKING IN CINCINNATI AND LOUIS
WILLIE.
XVIII. CRANBERRY CULTURE.
XIX. THE GREAT DIAMOND IN THE IMPERIAL
SCEPTER OF EUROPE.
XX. MISCELLANEOUS: Death Penalty for Stealing
Slaves in Virginia Indian Corn Meal and Corn
Bread The Hundred Dollar Award The Tribune
In New Hampshire Minnesota Rice; Adventure
with Wolf; Fifteen Children Funeral New
HAuY shiTe, Change n Missionary Operations;
NarrlsEes Of Roman Catholics and Protestants;
Theological Chapel IN Bangor, Ne. Poultry-Price
ard Supply; Connecticut Tobacco Crop, OEieEsi
Vermont; Dr.. Nelp!eau and his Love Powders
XXI. THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
XXI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
MIL. WHALERS
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kets specially Reported for The Tribune
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II o X A c Z G X Z L l. L Y =
Il THE LIFE OF
GDITIVJ

EDITOR OF THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
BY With Portraits limo, PIP AZ Price ls
by friends and foes Of MI Greeley that no more
ably enertanngy andinrucvely written biography has ever
America who has de-
sire for familiar acquaintance with the famous New York
Editor should read M Parton book, and he will know MI
Greeley well though he had been brought up IN the
town"
"Worthy Of place by the side Of the Life Of Benjamin
franklin" Hartford Religious Herald
1.-THE most spicy and attractive Biography of the day"
Boston Journal.
"His Life living epse, proclamns that virtuous
deayors and unsefsh will t
penseD IN. Y. Christian IntelligenceT.
interest and containing much Of pleasant hui
sparkling wit and attractive anecdote Bangor courier
A volume for earnest and boys TO read and study
incentive to youth In poverty be honest faithful
and apart its personal interest II should go
into the hands OF the young Of America generally"
~ lMddleto~n Standard.
AS interesting as any novel yet ali true -,
We eoud append 500 favorable notices by the Press of this
book Already nearly so 900 copies have been sod 1t IS Tor
by Booksellers generally or will be sent BY mail postpaid
TO any address receipt of the retail prce. , .
Any newspaper copying this three nme shd
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NOTICE.-MOLLIERE sYSTE

DUBLIC NOTICE.-MOLLIERE SYSTEM
i for MAKING BOOTS and SHOES by MACHINERY,
patented r. 49, July Nov. IL aud a. and Dec ii aud 49,
is55.-THE MOLLlERE BOOT AND SHOE PATENT
COMPANY ready make sales liberal terms Of
their psss making Boots and Shoes by machinery with
Of 100 centun gain over the expense OF manu-
acture old mAd for all the United States except the
State of York whether by States Districts Counties
Cities Towns othssise. Purchasers will be shown the
whole Mere ia operation az the Moiere Boot aud
MIL, Troy. in the State of NewYork. Appca
tons IN Pxon,e BY letter at the Company Office, No
Broadway, New York promptly attended TO- BY order
HENRY De VEUVE, Secretary
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nRUG STORE for SALE.-The proprietor of
~ Drug in of the hoursins towns IN Ohio
wishing retire from business offers his Stock, Building "a
ree.story brick Goodwill SC, for SALE on reasonable
terms The business was established In 1882 and continued by
the proprietor the present time Also for m eonnee
with the above, separately, handsome hinAIE
RESIDENCE, beautifully situated, and the GHOUNDS-
about an scrcsd of with taste, aud containing choice Va
rety Fruit Trees, Shubbery &c also on the premises
good Green House Ice House Stable and other ont buildings
The OF the most beautiful IN the state containing
about 1900 Inhabitants and is fast becoming
Iont Of the first importance. Any Druggist wishing to locate
IN the West will nd his advantage TO examine this before
deciding No need apply who cannot down from 5000
to and undOubted security for the remainder OF
the purchase money For further particulars address W. NJ
NJ, with real name, Tribune Office.
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NEW YORK FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1856.
CHoIcE EnIIIoNs ofYALUABLE WORKS.

y suited M h rsro- resde and social ehi,chat, for sale
J. BULWER'S NOVELS. 70 vols. com 9lete.
q s0tTHEYs PoETICAL WORKS. 10 vOla MO1On's
s. ADDIsON's SPECTATOR. 6 vols half calf, gilt
4 SPARKs's AMERICAN BIOGRAPHY. Is vols.
A AHs 4NE3P1!Fs 9 sSSf.ta . much
e. PERCY AND ELLIs's SPECIMENS OF ANCIENT
81 = HASNAH MoRE's c0MPLETE WORKS. Ii vols ;
tory illustrated works tine specimens Of black letter PRINTING
Novels and A. now on hand at the Hanover
TIVE FIRM of SHELDON, LAMPORT &
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I'll ftisaas ps!!rf: associated xh them Me..r
continue the business Of the late firm under me style oil
sHEt I.SS3 id Bt4 HS5 y Ssss Co..
We shsll speedily publish tie following;
DIR. oLsHAUsENs BIBLICAL COMMENTARY on
THE GOSPELS AND ACTS In 4v'ls octave
oLsHAUsENs BIBLICAL COMMENTARY on THE
EPlsTLE OF ST. PAUL TO THE ROMANS. vol octave.
oLsHAusEws coMMENTARY on THE EPIsTLE
TO THE CORINTHIANS. ! vol octave.
oLsHAgsEys coMME&TAR9 on TIE GAL IA ILs
vol octave.
rfAXs Ai4 ft AND FIRST FfMorhY VOL octave
TIE ENGLISH BIBLE History of the Translation Of the
Hoy Scriptures into English tongue with specimens Of the
early English verons BY Mrs H. c. Conant Author Of the
Earnest Man and Of Transitions Of Dr. Neandes PEac
cal Commentaries" / VOL, limo muslin.
VII.
THE BAPTIST DENOMINATIONS It's Origin. Rise and
Identity with the Primitive Church; is Doctrines and Prac
ticee; s Poty; and Martyrs; Facts and
Statistics It's Missionary Insttuons Schools of Learnng
Periodicals Churches the Obligation Of the World 70 Bap
tsts Bapists the World designed 20 exhibit
in all Of Christianity By the Rev. d. C.
Haynes with introduction by the Rev. John Bowling d. d.
! VOL limo. Price 81.
HOME LIFE. BY the Rev VIM Hague, D. D. vol,
limo, edition. Price 81. -
s B. Co. publishers Of the valuable series Of ARITH
METCs by Prof j. F. soddaId and the series of SCHOOL
READERS BY J. Russell Webb. These Books
orally considered by intelligent educators as the best
exant ard receiving very rapid Introduction into all parts
Of country
sB Co. will continue to act special Agents In New:
for ell the public Mesrs GOULD LINCOLN aud
J. p JEWETT Co. issuing them here simultaneously with
their publication Boston and the rates Of discount to
the trade SHELDON, BLAkEMAN Co..
No. lis Nassaust, New-York.
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Mem publications.

In Press:
N'HE CAUSES and CURATIVE TREATMENT
Il Of STERILITY with preliminary statement of the latest
accepted views respecting the Physiology Of Generation By
AUGUSTUS X. GARDNER A. ~ NJ D., Permanent Member Of
the National Medical Association Fellow Of the " y Academy
of Medicine, Massachusetts, Medical Society &c.
LECTURES ON OBSTETRICS. By TYLER SMITH, NJ D..
R. S. With and Additions, by A. X. Gardner
A. NJ. NJ D., &c. DE WITT DAVENPORT,
Nos lGO and l62 Nsssau-s, N. Y
THE. WIDOW DOTT !;
Il OR, THE LAST LEAF"
SLIGHTLY ALTERED FROM y. W. HOLMES
heard of her before,
That che made each reader roar
With her fun;
That the laugh each page increased
From the fret until ceased,
Having done.
They told that the grin
From the moment ] d begin
Would grow broader
And that smoker, scream and laugh
With each added paragraph
Would be louder,
At last-I bought the book
And leisure hour / took
To peruse 1t;
My mouth expanded then,
Insomuch that ne'er again
Can use Il!
From ear 20 IL spread
CrclDg half around my head,
And my jaws
Are az open now as I'm
In that fixed eternal grin,
From this
81 know II s Elm"
For 10 laugh ard grin
At the Deacon
At his 4" rheumatic an pain y
But mortal could refrain,
As reckon.
Priscilla" bright and fair!
Queen of widOws-may tear
And may shadrach" called the wise"
Prove as precious in your eyes
As BEDOTT.
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TINE GOSPEL IN EZ KEEL. -
Il By Rev. Thomas Guthrie D. of Edinburgh Scotland

TINE GOSPEL IN EZEKIEL. -
By Rev. Thomas Guthrie d. D. of Edinburgh Scotland
limo, =
The title Of book needs explanation The author
purposes the Thrysxth Chapter Of the Book OF Ezekiel
sixteenth presents the leading features
OF the Gospel and derives from topics in the ILLUSTRATION
which the Of is traced from its beginning 70 It's
rect close the mode Of treatment there such force
and freshness perception of truth and
happy expression such originality Of thought aud happiness
az manner the discusses in opinion far above
the usual sermonzng. As dull a. sermon Is an IN
maxim and Of readers have admitted II into
their them take this volume and they
find dull defect be IN their perceptions We
mistaken in estimate these dscouses are not eagerly
read.
They are designed for impression rather than convieon
and they all the Of feeling dhuseness aud
plendoT dcon and pointed manner, which make them EN-
nertv adapted the readers attention" Evangelist
contains discussion Of the leading topics OF the system OF
truth in series Of dourses founded on passages
drawn from the prophecies Of Ezekiel. While the form Of
sound doctrine per, AIDES the whole there peculiar fresh
ne and beauty various illustration rarely to be met with
fChristian Intelligencer
just Published by ROBERT CARTER BROTHERS,
SN-'- No Broadway
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Ualentines.
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sALE-A large and beautiful assortment Of NALEN-
TINES offered for sale the iFT ENTERPRISE prncipe
by which every purchaser Of dollars worth Of EALENIlNES
will be Of getting present Of considerable value The
valuable presents being of Jewery valued a, H.
and Dressing Case valued TO- The other presents consist
Of Gold Pencil Cases Gold Pens in Gold Breaspns
God Earrings Gold Bracelets Gold FinseRDgs fue Linen
Pocket Handkerchief &c.
All the articles offered presess openly exhibited and
may be by person who will call All numbered ready
for delivery The prices Of VALENTINES vary ton SS to
2 each and purchasers may select those Of price
they wish and with every dollars worth the present given
Further Particulars in circulars which may BE- obtained al
Cupids Headquarters. JOHN MI NROE < Cos,
No IA Broadway, adjoining Christy and Woods Mnsrels