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st
folOwiLE results: o,rn No., r.o.L
,s,s bee roo 1900 lI2Ne 1000 Inc2i,ooo
sj2.3 Dee SIG Dee 10 0O lnc49o Dec 1OVo Dse-ziV
RrcrIP1s-Erports and Sfocksrhe movements OF Cotton
in our markets dnriDg the past week have been very !te
The receipts been 100 bales aud by sne corrections
made al the total receipts 10 de" ar. ooasht up
10 b.le against IS O 10 the SAINT date asst yesi
showing decrease $4,000 bales The weefs ports nave
been being only 900 bales 20 all ports and they VIII
probably connu. moderate scale for som tiie 20 COME
The decrease quantity taken by Great 90 iar tns
wear compared with lat 500 600 bales an 20 France ana
other ports 600 bales There increase sock sppe
rem; in our tables this week caused BY an aea count oehe
taken at Orleans showing the quantity held a. tnA point
TO be about l8 600 bales. ,.,
NCw CRop-Fo reports TO hand duris the past week,
tie prospect tine growing appears to nave improved
hat the influence of the ecent INNS "ch nav
fallen thoughou cotton growing rroh, especAJ
where II bad succeeded by warn dry weather. In hoe
di,tricts wher. the plant healthy sndniof promising
condition the been decided inducing more
hopefu view ultimate yield and IL ose portions OF
the hy or upland districts where the want OF nm sd
the growth OF the plant the effect scarcely DE- oti~e
than beneficial latest reports say th ram was
, falling damage % the crop nad Desn
repoted rn All excess The general condition OF the crop
backward and consequently moe IMAM usn-
ay depepdent upon weather. and prolonged pckng
season BY telegraph it will be noticed tina: i've bales OF the
new cop had been from Texas on the
18th inst which sbout weeks later than hst year
The following statement we take from Mr.. SCOTS
Weekly Coffee Circular
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Thus the Receipts show falling on OF 5 .roi
last wear and 3 900 from ls5lS and the EAo'' inc
o. Britain. France. OtherF P. Total stock:
1857. Dec. $1,000 ttm I1No ~ ~ ono n ,ooc
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II NOW TIL \ 5 l. l. +

IN
PIE POPULAR CTcLOPrDIA or
DOMESTIC MEDICINE, ty keith
'INRAY. 81. d. ia book that 10 t,niiy
should b. vi hog, IL contains = IN
-,lefe trrstlse on Anatomy and Psychology,
- wei a. +. complete - Stem 81 Medicine.
~ Is highly recommended BY the Facll'
nv. az well q By more than 5lO OF the
leading u-wspapeTs Of the county. Some
lew ress0us Why every tamuy should
own n;
II contain. rules which. Il followed.
sill prevent one halt OF the sickness
Wlicn now occurs Directiobs for treat
us and nursing the sick, suer s'ion,
Wh.ch sill greatly dgn.uish tl- sltcnnsI
q the sex room. Rec,pes ior the pFepi.
ration - Lg.fiurnis. q ks. v4sh"s, loo
'i0i., &c Dir c'iors hos Q 80 10 ,a'es
u sudden emergency such % dr1N ningi
FHee ing, poisoning - sucA int,rtns'
don relative 20 c8eAses, taat liz tea ier
LAY kDsw his dAf ger when sick, sat
avoid such practices AID 'Aposrre' A.
would prove Injurious Dcscript'ons OF
uiedie.les, heir properties, tlrlT a'es,
their dose. Sc.
l. confirms Just tue inforns,iNl which
every vel qualified, irsicious pracH'ion-
e. desires Is patrons - p,s.c.s II teach
- boU 10 fres, ease. 4 ,ligLt indlsPosi-
ton, al shoWsthe Importance of prompt
rs calling in Wokcsl advice IN severe
ass. /. shows he necessity Of stric.iy
following the directions o. thc phy'ieian.
II contains Information b. WITCH any
one. q, q slau 20, NAY kuow the 'se Of
he medicines N common Use. II - :
deeply interesting book FOR general real
linz, independent 4 ~ pfsc'!cl ch,rse-
t.r. In isct 10 contains every tainE a
family Eeci 70 k0ow e. 20 thelT medis-l
treatment.
lNRAYS DOMESTIC MEDICINE IA
the , It and cheapest work q iLe kind
ever Published. Price Gully 81 ~ sent
fee 81 expense a.. oyeF tGe country 10.
wittsfarclrg = contains more tlal 80
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sent upon Application ~ the publishers.
n u -Lib.ral terms mStc With asentS.
c. SHEPARD L Co. Publishers.
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B. FsANk FosEsTGa
Nkhs 80 arEe volumes, bouni IN co:h Il. IT l.1s
iEset ~a sal spo.ins Seaes, Geszael , ne author
and e1sraved IN i1c fle,t sly, Of A..
Be- par es y ssk I'D - he book ~ the ah3ve e
az iAle &c other tr &c. tts work h oEd ,, A. cr,- 20
b superior % tAiol else Tr;--n By FAak Forester
Reae " a. o. %ai9i a Tssr.lc .s Narcl .-Vs Of .;
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a. ftk 1feE VIII -raf.- rut .slu mrs. ard IL fsrfa
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Tbfse g or r-sieTs wto fond Of .r-t ud 20
vtIesus its.s- orrt tlese cid ur a. " GnEs
whch y.sitet % u.s- .l-s' and al.
irrt trt y ID ant Treasure SIX fe,tes's Sporting
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uslrs fthio gf O. sp,nS friend should
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P-ce Of both volume = a.
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Pss WIKI afford al Tito al all % tue
American student Several hundred Eugish wor u general
BE- found in OIL = tfrncH aId ing O10n-
have been added; and the An vol - English
acocptA Of have b., inserted here these dE.
JFWETTs sPIERSs PRONoU NCING SCHOOL Die
TIOHAEI til gly edition Of the author. bndsmcn,
and the only abIdsG It Or SpeT work pabsuei ibis
county Il upward Of twelve thousaod more words
tbsn tie entitled Sp IS and nes bat wnch j.
really only sursnue, Nil BE- ou the fol- wing
Tract from letter Or sPeiss dated Pans jan 49, Jis
received by the publisher.
"GESTiENES; b. tuow.edge the rece5t If cpi@s Of
your reprints Of ny General French and LnSh Dictionary
Sud Il he School eci.- n Of THIS work would cadc my
thank. for tbs act Of cour,Y your p aud wlhn8y al
nit that youT editions Of both se WORKS bona ti' IA,
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which they bear You aye not publisher of your city hs
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srotLeT add, 10 aroos mans work L. the
entitled spieTs SUreunc. French ol Dictionary
nothing mine b my ran.e the may be dr
Surerucs ct augh know SIR. - or to tel the
whole Truth rAtbtr Master Boyer work OF the I'm cen
tury once more served II and fashionable oaee
nents but tsvs within o.oce absurd eln,on' inse,d o
the proper equivalents and those ridiculous bunders tha have
puzzled learners aud amused the scholars OF both countries
tnese gcncIaoLs past definitions snd tlundr happily
bendcc that they rorder the book sbu useful il time
would be Moore Pr phcic Amansek for the yea Of oar
pnntcdH ......... ,..,..,,,, ,,,,.r,o.,.,,,s,
been pronounced bes, psbhed b. ell who have mined
them and Publishers have to mud that nteHgeat
French teacher who does not sye this his warn approval sld
rec The recommendations Of cur et"n' 81
rssdy received too numerous for rublA" ~ ms sae<
PnLb.Led bv MASON BROTHERS
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no YOU LIK r 1 o J. 4 | q III ?
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DO YOU LIKE sOnETtINi SENSIBLE?
DO You LIKE a GOOD PAPER
IF so READ
PORTERS SPIRIT OF TIE TIMES
WEEK.
NOW X cad \.
EXTRACr IRON CoNTENIs.
bOND-STREET MURDER CASE.
il Lop.is Of re testimony up the a'os hour.
THE O. lily PARTIES, &C.
BY Gro. WiLKEs, asa.
M wilkes long experience IN 'Gc matters eztte' b. o5iH
ion 10 great cons'acrstlon.
HOW TIE WIDOW o. DU TREATED ISSASITY.
One Of the be- Stones ever written.
By OMEGA.
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ANOTHER OF TOUCNSTONE'S ADMIRABLE AaTI-
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4 DUTCH FOX HUNT by II +. Lelsd esq.
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AHOTllf LETTER from the " Waudorer."
THE BAY MARES EOAL, by One OF I'm.
LATE PARIS Fashions
RULES AND REGULATIONS OF TIE FUFU CANAL
y. j., BY L'coIute
CHESS DEPARTMENT, by {. II Stanley, esq
LEAVES FROM MY NOTE BOOK By Noldcut'er
AGRIfuLTuRAL DEPARTMENT, By \ Prsciic.L
FACT. FUN AND FANCY.
TIE TROT AT WATERFORD
CHARLESTON RACES.
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balentiues.

ERIENDS, COUNTRYMEN, and particularly
LOVERS
Remember that SATURDAY, the iih s',, Is ST. 'ALEH-
sTRONG Of No % NASSAU STREET
l, the largest aBdsos aud cheapest assortment Of VAL
TINES ever offered IN his city
CALI SOON,
So as 70 insure q coed choice before
THE GRAND RUSH
on SATURDAY.
Don't foIgtt the cd established yssntine Deps
srRONs's No. 80 Nassau T.
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JEWETIs sPIERs's UNABRIDGED FRENCH AND
ENGLISH DICTIONARY.
le2 page, octave. Free - y.
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THE CYCLOPFDIA OF NATURAL HIS
Il TORY. Coaduc'-d BY cHAKLrs hSlGRr. II F0nI vi
uu.st 4to., tioth, pnce 81
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New publications.

- L G o y ID i d | I | o y
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APpIETONS RAILWANEGCIDE
TIE MONTH Or FEBRUARY
One Vol ne. l2uO. - psges. - ttLt-.
IT CONTAINS ALL THE CHANCES
Received ~ the lo-A Fsch number contains uew
reading matter sid upwards 20 MAPS Of The PRIMO IPAL
RAILWAYS lTou ghou' The Count y.
u. APPLETON 4 Co.. Publishers
Nos y anu 80 Broadway.
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THE CYCLOPfDA OF BIOGRAPHY.
T. b eoEP,,tei y F0uI Volumes Now PgbD.hct, No'.
l III ? each :! %.
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CPIERS's FRENCH aud ENGLISH
y Die rIOSARIES.
AUTHORIZED BUTTONS.
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JTWTTTs SPIEKs'S PRONOU NCING SCHOOL DC
TIONARY OF TIE FRENCH AND ENGLISH
LANGUAGES
liz pagts limo Pdce 8 90
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Jus, P7bl.sed-Ou'y Complete Edition
FRANK FORESTER SPORTING SCENES
AND CHARACr ERs.

CONTAINING FUIL sENARSs ~ AL KINDS %
ESGLisH AND ANERIC N SHOOTING AND SPORTING
Beng oae q the entertaining works OF Sporting ever
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GRAND FESTIVAL and BALL of The

GRAND FESTIVAL and BALL Of he
" snow SOCIAL CSIOS No. I.
Il HeS York N I'D Of rs 8 b Ald C5sit.h4e F1aA
2. I. snov Sosi tni0l No afl-D hgu fle1l. Al Re
pUehc. "a. they Eli cel,brEe XIX ELE'LSIH ANN
TEaPERASCE FESTIVAL AND BAIL,
AT Nf3LVS
81 TIE ETFSiIG q III R>DAT B p ~.
Daaei-s Nii corll-euce e. oa0rk
Te COMMITTEE of AAT feueu-s have 1Ie ~ services ri
or + or popular Bsrd.. Psofrssor " 2 WPTGHT -
itly - a. - Floor Msrs-ar and BE Lse.
h. -sly oa..1 pr. de s1pr-r Up y hem
tui'rl- The p0cesf ~ hi, ArrTer4rg % az - he
SIX and Charitable nd q zoe ioa fle pasi yesf
been q much 81 cron 2-0IE thor rs-brs The Con-
.''re o positively '- T. wall - Nm.-1 1Ii
o. he for Super VII D. te. nd Tkts ai b.
solt han that the table All poIrofae c0r'lr-afV ani
thssfoie th.ir fert h0ui procure Mixes ~sriy
Tc.fb Al rcu-rE supPr fan saei BY he L.dis - Be
bsd stves Tup Hote ~ u Beck street An9
~ titl,'s on ihe everir.
GRAND BALL on THURSDAY aud SAL UR-
" pay EVENINGS Feb - SCI u &C. NTc CAROLiSE
|TZiFN'S Dsl oirr Acsd-u7 ~ Al II w I'D - Ile Bal
wl open Jcio't md o.oss I'tets. 81 c~At. t.
alove AcldUy j. open eyery dsy fr & l-'lcln 10 Ltr-
tro Geuil - ocock AID ocock IA re evening
for prsc'ico.
IGHT GUARD Il ALL.
- Grsn5 ~ tsry and C.z.s R. ai5n
ACA " % NJ c.
ieu ffug rorer7.n AID a'si @ te LAD % OBJ. IuC f4
y f-ls ali Music Sores.
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printing.


GARD and JOB PRINTING-At the lowest
- cash piices C. c. sHELLEYS. No. % B~scIay a. Or
dsIs by NAL promptly atCssded To-
DRINTING by STEAM-COpper-faced TYPE,
i sTArfONERS' HALL
Nos ia aud 76 Peshs,. E,vYork
BOVINE II Ash ROUCk,
PRINTERS. LITHOGRAPHERS AID SrATiOsEm Al
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rrioas BAKyRk GOODWIN Tri1uns BuiidnEa
O. = PER REAN for BILL HEADS. Y | SO
- - For Thousand BUSINESS CARDS, " w
OtL.f PRINT ally cheap a. r EChLLhs. No n Fi'"ns~
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4 POPULAR HISTORY ofBRIrISH MOSSE

caiion Ara Z. .ut, ara .rrrs. Ds'r'. b VI.
srsFE. so VIA rwenJ Cl.-.cd Pa-es Royal lsmn,
p.ics - o.
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u
MADAIE DAxGRI .MADiME JoHtNvsEN
Mr.. JOSEPH BURKK, SIC ABELLA.
Tie ap.scment has the bono to announce hist tho con.-o.
plato eNuve completed aud presents
'N' '''''" 01'''' MADAME D'ANGRI
whose great success the tst series M fresh in e1oen-
bSDco Will asan interpret the beet portions from Italian
THE GERMAN LIED"
Ever since The advent London Of Je'ty TIefz Tschck
SauOiel, RechGdt and fOrUes, the German Lede" BIZ
scLubuih Ku1A Proch aud Esser have become prominent
tsurc IN ey"Ty Couc'IToom Fashion cnanst'ng from a
pansy German Court iBod4c' IL at AMT bat he intrinsic
seDtmtn,s ballad gave permanent footing winch hes STOOD
The test Of Tho l. little soubi that The Lied
.dnce is condied eanP,o Vii prove not e.. secepsS
10 the American public Prom This motive ersagouent has
W." INV ~ MADAME JoHtvNsEN,
who reported in Germany onc of is best etPonent She
ADDITION to choice ssl'e9H fen 20, ,l1p59rt German oPrs'
Tie emiDcD NioD-who tie departure Of Jenny Lind
he's IAN, part any concerts except those Of toe Phnar
PlolS & NJ TsiBTRGs C s " P'O"' 'D'
READINGS FROM POETS,
ANS 'PEGL m n.Jn,9opr
l. 10 svays been the desire Of the manssement TO render
us likewise instructive and 'eou In Pss aud The
eagg. e. 0ensny the Iccsl Or - It !, cae. hs,g the
toduc,d into he The produced vi
at Mr. Exc % % F. bs sSas. rom the
section de Exclamation Of the Conserysoe had formed a that
Madame Hshrrer. Emile Delrent, Louvre and Others have
acquired ADDITIONAL fame in similar The
has therefore add this interesting
general programme and has much pleasure announcing the
eIgagemeIt Of
MRS. Y. L. DAVENPORT.
The well known tsgedicnne who will read in every Concert
poem by y celebrated author
1nE FIRST CONCERT,
In bich all these will appear, and the
evening. will take place at
KIBLOS SALOON on MONDAY. FEBRUARY l6.
1HF SALE STATS
VIII on TIL RSDAY Feb T. 1t BeusDg's NJ 70l
Broadway, and an NoTdeD Kins's, No. Is Waist.
ORDER or THE SALE.
On Thursday and Friday will be sold the 81 50 only
On Saturday snd Monday the 81 and the remaining = 50
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THONSON's (RoBERr DUNDA>, MD. + RS
i p c.sor 90 Ch,ui,tr, = r1omts HosgAl CYCLIC
PADlA o. CHENlSrRi PRACTICAL AND rHEOREr-
Il Al Miner - lAus:EAiors. Pos; svo, c.ol1, -
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u stAlfrf,N or fnl BOTANICAL AID toNNEHcitL NtNs
ACrtR> o. rHF PRN,iP,i ARrtcLEs o. NsGEr,sLe osst
LED FOR Fcou. CLOTHING. TANNING DYEfNG. BCtLuNC
MEDICINE. PEsTUNFKY. &C. BY rH0NAs AScHsS. Wiz
~ eniy CoioT I stos. Roy az l6u0., Pnco o. -
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4 CADFMY Of MUSIC-ITALIAN OFfRA.-
~ POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF TIE SEASON
rTselfh S1bscTPion Night
FRIDAY Peb IS,
BTSTPTT OF MAURICE sTRAK o. &c y,
WlenE - psIl9rmed. y general reg esti Fefs 1fAIl
Opera IL sc's,
IL T II O Y 4 L O II z.
kre TERESA PARODI, Mad.rae D )RN7,
S,s1on TIBERISI. AORHLLi AID BARiLLI, % lie pa
Director AID Conductor. MAURICE sTRAKOscH.
P.rqust Dress Circle Ffst TeT.....
Secured .J cItra Ampnitbeaer III
Panty CYcic..........|c Pryeie Boxes from. 80 -
ne Bon Office for ssts WI be Op~n daily from
q n o.. The Aca1cmy q Music. Hal Sons, Van
Eordsn KiDs's. ard bTesrs's OPers commences - g
n II Abe RG's CON c L II 1 ; .
Il SIBLOS SALOON MOEDAY Feb. H.
Nh THALBEBG
Will play Fan'a iss " Don G'0yanriH L Es1T amore
src fortle FIRST THE ~ EEW-YORK
the AndsIte and Airs Russes"
MADAME DANGRI
will ,iy7 Atiss from ssrnlnis~ Bsrbe-e L. s.v-is
the Rsfsysn 1 ard the Ronoio from &c It1A'
MADAME JOHAENsES
ID sinr Aria from Der Ffeysc IT. >chuter-s Nom
Ig seGeuLoe~ and tac E.ik.Hci bv K1csen.
MRS T.. / DAVENPORT
will iecite Prossor Lns. lows Poem, Tie 81 e.'n a
Mr.. JOSEPH BURKE
will play De Beuot's TTeruOlo'
tonGu.'N
Tie Pr, sfsnIne tn TUESDAY, teb. ~, 10 BROOK
SEATS MAY BIZ HAD EVERY DAY
icon enciag on RSDAY - - ~ BeuuDFs and Van
korden Kings, from oc'erks m tll O'Clock p No.
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Cbanrcs for Bnsiness men.


~ for any ore wishing the Coal business tho YAK
having Old e.tabsbsd trade The propFe Intends svn
city For particulars apply At the scs 29 TIL mpson
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DOPULAR BRITISH SEA-WEEDS:
DOPULAR PHYSICAL GEOLC

L pusips he NaIae Plans. BY The key DAVID L,Sps
BosoVCA Second Ed ton. Nih tse..y-swo PlNes By
FlrCH. coiorec pic" :. s.
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DOPJLAR HISTORY Of british FERNS.

- ~ n ItIN 1T " I'INI III t4tNN'N
L and the ALLIE PLANTS Con pasirs Club Moses
P'Tptvort.. aut Hnrs'tals By THoNAs MooSC +. H. :.
0rilieI - ilc Boa c CARBON Cache. s.coud pa u
Nuh Tscny-tWO Co.oted Plates b. FitcH R'y.i ltn'
price - 50.
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NANTED-A Person thoroughly acqu iinte'
w with tLc BOOK TRADE 10 join he sdvcfsf "a esat
UsLins bune.s Address BOOKS Tribune Ohiee, na,nio
tie Tine and place wLsie Interview may BE- bad os ssaI
day
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STFAM-ENGTNE and MACHINERY for ga

ITO FARNkRS. An experienced Farmer is de-
i sirous Of TAKIND FARM uPon SHARES The best
oil g.pc,s given. Addses' stating terms, BoK No a. ks-
worth Post Once, Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

ing business hs own, requiring his service tw
three week would IA, 90 md clpston
'hc bsuce the week and evenings in Whiting ~ ,eepn
ot Books making accounts Ac. tor us1esnen
other. emToymga guaI BOOK Keeper moderate
Satisfactory references given. Address Box No III rnbap
Once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

Fam AMI T -l.cl y, clipd. Hiiy aud Frame
Plr;s sable for 1u il The Garden. Bs AGSEs Car
Low. "th rW,uiy Coior> P..tss by W. FITCH Royal
ltuo., pr-- - a.
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B. FsANk FosEsrER.

printed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
EAs WORKS for SALE-IO CAPITALISTS

Il
~ For SALB-Tte REAL PROPERTY. NORaS and
GOODWILL q a GAS COMPANY IN iuh operation, Win
works complete, II the most houtshiDg cities ia tho
MON. Only cu months n opeaion paying u pei celt
above oil expenses ard business rapidly ircfcasna VIII be
odd FOR satisfactory syen Tor seinz To
Cou{m understanding the business this offers opportunity
seldom met win Principals only will pie ase address Box No.
SIS MashiD ZION, D. &.
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,I,HE ADVERTISE would di.pose Of an lNTEREs

lie AnFrrtlher Nouu dlspost OF in ~ Ehboi,
i a. tie .r.onrt Of $4,000 sI5@S in 6n,csss fJUN
DRY snd MACHINE sISEss well established snd IN fell
op,rson parry competent 70 take charge Of 10 ofs'
ytrueaE AdtTeu 8 g., Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

4 OAC hNAN.-A situation is wsated BY COM
y T. eIt Young Man a. OR DOM Aui cOACnMAN Rot
20 t laf royrg CA b. ., NJ De- hrs as3-
Moult prefer the cy short distauce IN ths coan.ry
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-20

Hart. any OF which would have proven
mortal. Ia, Tor was kept fran falling from
the -T-cis Of his woani,l by The iimsIy aid
Of so,os fsieul,.
Aud tina, GUIDED ana of the most tfsgical
scenes ever witnessed ia San Antunlo,
.Iart. Miller and WOOD. were buried on
the Same evening, at the expense OF me
city. ficls.flp was bnFna - his last rest
ins place on Saturday morning, his funeral
procession extending very near mile ia
length, showing the high estimation tn
winch he was hah by our etiksus, 90
whose behalf be- died. valiaully.
Taylor was thought 20 be at The point OF
death f,r some time. but ! am happy 20
state taai ho is now 90 l,Ie way %. res
oas.ry.
HE city has Assumed ils quiet appear
ancr again bat our eiliIrns afe iuliY a""Ae
+, their interests. aui ready, az al times.
to put under foot al saoh gangs a. have
been infe.iins our city. he ci''zens held
A meeting on Friday evening bot came to
no definite conclusion. Saould n}ubng
further be developed shalI Keep You duly
posted.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-20
The X. n. COnyeniion on Monday.

We had intended to write long leader
on the n \. County Convention which
assembled IN this place on Monday last
but want Of space prevents US from doing
a, ", csrtsinly have tho desire, and u
we are prevented from accomplishing our
.h.. ~, know our Il y. friends ought
IN excuse us. 1t was a tolsrahI' rich al
lair. Any amour. of juggling was g"'hg
on sham patriotism, coniuslon aud discuss
ion James +. Taylor. Esq, presided.
Two strings OF resolutions were passes" )
one upon national politics and the other
ON state policy. The resolutions on
national politics contain the qnlntescence
nj d,marogui.m, misrepresentation. ana
hnn,bur. which are scarcely eqnslied by
those which follow Tho state policy is
one of a general character, and can be
hes, illustrated 1y Al anecdote. MoNuu,
we believe 1t Has, vas candidate lof
Gpyefnor OF Mississippi and the 'n'on
Bank bend question was suddenly brought
upon the political taps. and over shAio"v"
si other qGestons \ leitrt from iiind'
County. perhaps, was despatched by u warm
paftisan friend hastily, to learn bis opin>
iona. Mc\uii WAS soroly pu4lied, when
he received the letter. aud not knowing
VIII sh side to tall on. he wrote to his Trend
IN llind. the following Ambiguous note
Dear Sir lease say to my itienis ih
Hind, that am all right on the Union
Bank bond question.
Respectfully yours &c
M NJ