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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

irgs. Svo., 500 pages. Manual Of Botany-A com
plete Flora of the Northern United States, including
Virginia and Mississippi, arranged ACCORDING % 'ne
natural system, and distinguished for iis exact and
satisfactory descr ptiOns Sander School Speaker
opous and fresh selection Of pieces adapted to de-
c,smst;o, with q treatise on ElocutOn Riddles
School Asronomy-Yery elegantly illustrated. Harts
nbios Exercises The same house has 10 prepa
ration; Complete Classical Series, under the super
,.oof pnofessors Thacher and Hsdley Of ale College
and p,of Jobpson Of the New-York University, CON-
rr;si,g GRAMMAR Introductions, Readers, and Anno-
ts.ed Editions Of the standard authors 10 Latin and
Greek used in American Col eyes, The first Of these
Will be: Madvigs Latin Grammar-Trsnslated from
the German by Prof. johnson. very clear aud els
borate work, which enjoys the highest popularity in
Germany. Also, Madvigs School Grammar, an
abridgemeDt Of the above 1t is the intention Of the
abOve-nsmed publishers to discontinue the misceane-
departm ent Of their business in order to devote
their entire attention TO educational works Their
American Educational Series, which is constructed
uniform principles and prepared wholly by practical
educators is to be filed up until it becomes complete
course of textbooks for colleges and schools from the
cbids initial book to the highest classical and scen-
tic manual used in colleges.
The I,yceum of Natural History in Williams College
nroposes 10 undert Ike petition TO the western COAT
Of Florida for the purpose studying the natural history
Of the country and of making collections. The shore
abounds with numerous and beautiful varieties Of shells
and the country is rich in botanical specimens aud rare
varieties Of animals and birds. The expedition will sail
ftom Boston about the middle Of March, TO be absent
for two months or more. In order 10 defray the
penses Of the enterprise, which are estimated at
thousand dollars subscriptions to shares oftwenty dol
lars each are solicited from the friends OF science,
in return for which the subscribers viii be furnished
with portion of the specimens obtained by the e1pe
dton. Professor Hopkins of Williams College has
charge of the fund, appropriated to this object and
will supply any further information with regard to 1t
that may be requested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
ANOTHER FORGERY.
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY IN FRONT STREET.
$4,000 Worth of Bonds AID Business Paper Stolen.

An account Of an attempted forgery on the Bank Of
Commerce. by man named Dunhsm who on Satlr-
day last presented check for So 426 purporting to
have been drawn by tho President of the Judd Lin
seed and Sperm oil Company, was published in The
TRIBUNE of yesterday. Since then the Bank has Is
sued notice cautioning all persons against negotiating
or receiving another CHECK for O0 Ostensby drawn
by the same Company, and certified by the Batk, the
same having been forged. All persons having
checks of the above Company are requested to
present them at the counter of the Bank, and
not deposit them elsewhere. The Office Of this
Company was robbed between Saturday night and
Monday morning. of business paper and Illinois Con-
trsl Railroad bonds to the value Of $4,000 The details
Of the stolen property lney be found 10 advertising
columns. When Mr. Williamson went to the office IN
Front street. Monday morning, he learned that the
side door on De Pey ster street had been round open
As nothing appeared TO have been disturbed he took
no notice CT this supposing that it might have been
tte result Of careesness tbs part of one OF the en-
poyees. But presently going to the safe, which was
locked, be discovered that a email amount of money
which had been Deposited there Saturday night was
missing-ony few pennies remaining. tin box in
which the notes and bords were kept in pocket
book and both Of which always locked,
were found unasteued; and on examination it
discovered that some $4,000 worth Of their cou
tent. bad been abstracted. A general eXamina-
ton Of the premises then took place, whom
il was found that the scuttle the roof was unfas
tened end it is supposed that the robbers entered by
that way and made their exit at the side door, That
the robbery was effected by some person who wa
well acquainted With the premises there can be No
doubt; ard it is equally obvious that he must have
been furnished with key that fitted the safe as it
bad evidently been unlocked and reOcked without
difficulty. But why the robber locked the safe after
him We cannot conceive unless he hoped that the loss
would not be discovered before he had tine to nego-
tste some Of the bonds II is very singular that two
frgees Of the checks Of this hOuse should have been
peIpetIated-the checks being genuine, with forged
sigpatures-and their office broken into within few
hours 1t certainly aofds strong grounds for suspect
ing that the culprt Durham, who was arrested, Is in
some way connected with the robbery. Less than
year ago check for a large amount was forged upon
John Bridge, and the signature of this firm falsely
ndorsed on the back, which the Fulton Bank paid
without suspicion. Whether Mr.. Durham will afford
some light upon the subject, now that his career Is
drawing % a close, remains TO be seen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

A LONG ISLAND SERPESTISE TRIP-On Sunday
the slOop-rieged lake boats w. III. Wilkin, Capt;
at Galveston four months and eight days from Essex.
on Lake Champlan New York. They came by the
Lakes through the Ohio canals, down the Ohio and
Mississippi, through the bayous OF Looisiana aud
the Atchsfalaya, touching at Sabde, whence they
brought lIS 6ee5 cotton and sundiies. These boats
are admirably and staunchly built, are of fifty tnns
burden draw II inches light, and can carry two hun-
dred bales cotton each three feet water. Their en-
tenrising owners intend running them in our bays,
rivers and bayous. wherever trade may offer; they
must prove Of great advantage for such purposes We
hoTs the uaiIiDg energy and novel enterprise which
have brought them here may be richly rewarded.
IGAlYeaion GNiAn. Doc 81
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. JANUARY 20, 1857

IL en- No logger s member Of Council No. y ENt
the Alderman indignant, scornfal, 6rn. BIO. CoRSos
Continued bis speech, king pro and con; sometimes
abou, the fire, sometimes ABOUT Tx rRIBusE, some
tines about The Express, and sometimes shout the
ueston. Though interrupted by the opposition, he
quailed nO. Persistently he spoke until the clock
toued IL. Dread hour twiIt two days week here
dies way forever and Sunday opens its beniga aaa-
erce to mCrtals Bro. Wheeler Acknowledges its
power, ard, in obedience to law and his own good
sense bnr IS down the fatedecding gavel Instantly
Council No is resolved into its original elements, and
soon after the streets made to reverberate With the
loud voices OF AFOREMENTIONED kOcw-Nothings, dodg-
ing around corners and recedng down empty thorough
fares.
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As soon as the ground be prepared, il 10 Intended
TO pant out the exterior line wherever the presence OF
rocks does not prevent with On irregular oSrde Oh nu
,erv tree some Of which may be used as they are
wanted while others will be suffered TO remain as
permanent plantation.
Ii the construction Of the roads Improvement Of the
water courses. end preparation o. the ponds cetsin
poiL. Will be indicated where, by transpl ,ntng full
9rown trees immediate effect will be produced. The
,ourg growth which il the Park, and which Is
s 'bst has been spared by the rapacous occupants OF
the cabins which deface the ground will In )mpara-
tycv short time add smatera besuty - the PARK e.
u3eislk /; immediate steps taken To incose the
ues and preserve the vegetation from further depre
dstiobs Delay in this mattel lie the wo-st policy tho!
can be adopted.
Tie report clo Is by urging tie immediate prosecu
ton OF this work on sanitary AID humaniary grounds
Rrprrfs 4doptd-To pay the claim Of john Nc
Crane slil, On account q The SEHddt Ltader a.
Corporate pspcr to grant scsivener at the lnrd
District Police Court
The Board adjourned to thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
PROHIBITION.
THE THIRD PREsBYTERY or NEw-YoRK-rHE
LEGISLATIVE. AND THE MAYOR.

LEGISLATURE. AND THE MAfOR
At the asst meeting OF the Third Presbytsry OF New.
York ~ S the following memorial was unsnimnssly
adopted and the Stated Clerk instructed to forward It
to tie Legislature and TO the Mayor OF this city.
The Third Preshycry New York have seen with great
and ef that the wise and sautsy provisions OF zoe
Prohbory Liquor Law the 'he OF which
demanded BY he BODY q the people Of Ne~fork have
been set aside and rendered OF No eject BY reason q the doubt,
throw Ia beyTetStou In Of tse decision
Of TIE Court Of Appeals relative to Of the details Of tas
Act:
account RETAINED om enforcing these Pr visions oi III
law which thought, not affected By that decision
from al visible restraint and liquor stores OF a. descriptions
have feNtuy multiplied IN our city aid nesheoT hood pro
The Predatory therefore for themselves and the
cations under their care do most earnestly enrea the s'
them speedy and etrc'ua r, - possible from
the aeuce Of these evils under which the people
ant have Iona been suffering
terce whaevtt the old Of licensing the traffic r
pecunary aud deprecAte most seriously return
10 t. believing thar the authority Of the State thu. sivea
der he business respectable and throws around the sanction
and the majesty Of The law.
They ssk therefore thst the Le.ll'ure will carry on; the
wishes the IT the people ot she StAe repeat
cdy espresso the eaoboN aud oher~'e. By euseins
probibtoy Law toe Constitution will sustain in
liquor teSsrsg and u Asae the evils Of which 49, com
Tie Prcsbvte-y would also represent Of
the laws Tor tie closing Of al psees business In
cudns liquor shops the Lords DAy commonly called sun
enforced snd that consideration OF hu
morality and religion demands that they De Pa' INTO
execution =. -,
Executive Of the city. Ills Honor Fernando aud has
Dton duly pretented. Ii will be remembered that at
The commtn cement of Mayor Woods official career
he performed with great success the experiment. which
the Third Presbytery nov ask hin not only to try
sgaiD but 70 establish as q permanent cOsd ton Ii
and the public what are his powers cOIsttationay)
az an executive officer in the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
fAdyerfissmsnl.

A retired PbysclaD, whose sands of life have
p..y run out while IN tbs East Indies cefA
rurs Tor ption Bronchitis Coughs Cod. sad 0osfa
Debility The remedy discovered By him vhsn his osy
chid-s 5Angbterwas sven up 70 die wishing 70 90 mees
cod a. ussbe he VIII send 10 e biz ahe'ed ess-
ns. request IL this recipe With is and explicit drosss
Tor up A0d successfully ussps IL He r~qures ssos
10 peiose sh Ia shrs osnts To BE- Tstgrssd
AZ on tn. reipe and the remainder 70 be applied " M
rayusBt OF hi. Address Dr. H. JAAts, Ne
Jersey " j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
fAdye-tseplent.I
WINTER REDUCTION. In conformity with tho


plan formed proceed 20 sell our large stocs
stylish WNrER CLOTHING elosinsout prices Our stool
still sxs In uost Of the desirable styles of WIN
t. wea including all - popAr Minds of Beaver Cloth an
squmaux Rgsns Black aud ColOsd Dress and Fook Cos.
bayy Business Coats all descriptions of hessu
Fr eh Epg.h ana American C..mers Pants Velvet Piash
Cashmere and CALnere Vests all kisds Of BOYS CLorHss
A complete sssorm OF Furnishing Goods Under. WeaS
Rob. De Chsmbs Shirts Lap Robe &c TIL. win afford "a
opportunity for AL Who ~ de..g. OF Pro'slos apRy
cent lsss than the current prsss ID DKsLis Co,
Nos 25a, 80 ans 81 Broadway, corner Of Wsfrsa se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

Nav Musc.-kessrs. Schubedk & Co. are Con-
''aity adding to ther large catalogue Of music We
have received latey or criticism some excellent D -
oOmpo'itions. They have published Leipsis and Neg
York some Of the best works Of the gres, N ss.su IN
fu score for OroAesIanvalaable for students, abrs-
mes and societies.
Horace Waters s Co. have Issued number Of tAs
uOst admired works Of Thabers, well printed sad oor
rected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

end in short time Amelis and myself were asleep a.
CON fo'taby no badger bad threste1sd
though We fet sincerely thst Vi ONLY bees saved
by ,pecis Intervention ola mercul Providence, for
which w. feel humbly thsnkfl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
fAdveu.enest 4.
WOODLAND CREAM "A POmade for boaun-

ooDLhrD NhhHi a " .~ - --,,-I.
ir ported aDd half bs prizes. FER dressing Lsdes dM
has 30 eaus diving II sk glossy appearance IL osasss
Ger,leu.us Hair curl in shs nAurL mznner N o-
Dan duff .-. swing the Hr The .ppo..no. Of e.s
fr,hly Price only 81 Nous genuine usisss
.i,ned FErspGE Co PrOphstors Of tho Balm Of Ta@s'
sad Flousra" For sa0 at al Drusssts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
BROOKE YN ITEMS.

THE JAMAICA MURDER The Flushing Josrssf
say -. that the man who arrested at Cypress His
On dey afternoon suspected OF being the murderer,
attempted TO escape, but was safely secured.
Owing 10 tho snow storm all communication sctwes.
Brooklyn and Jan aica stopped, 30 that nothng fa'
Their known Of the progress Of tee people OF Jamaica
in tLb case since our last report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
ypE Is wEsr STREET.

FyEyzzLIMlsr-R RECEIVING sroIEs GOODS -
yours eTm.a named Cs.oetu. osnor elm - 20,
a. ct.,,s1 vth .nsIztpg goods from tss sDse OF IA
ca nd s.lirs verJ ow Proe' 70 ssse
Ia cr. ,ra J,coS TruskArt ~ ssif Tns eofes sni9n
n - -. zee sso arrested. end Ja<os Usvsso eea
sh.z ana Osrixnoe 70 srxf s<su oSPa'
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Fl r z 8 =.
ElrE IL wAsnIsG1os nARkEr.

FIRE IN wAsHIEGToS MARKET.
At 81 O'Clock yesterday morning, hre occurred IN
stalls Noe d. aud i3 Center row, Washington Market,
occupied BY j. V. Thornton s. Co., beef and pork
brokers'. About 500 damage wa sustained. Nc To-
sursbee.
FALSE ALARH.
Tie alarm il the Seventh District at o'clock yes
terdsy mo ming was caused by sparks from the chin
ney Of No. 20 Old slip.
FIRE ~ yAsDAS STREET.
Yesterday morning, at 81 O'Clock, fire occurred 10
,b. duelinr-hou,e No. Is Vandsm street, owned and
occ,uied By Richard Wright. The fire originated in
an attic bedroom, and was caused by enc Of the
servants throwing match on the floor after Lighting
8 lsrp. The building was damaged to the ansun' Of
saO and The fuituIe $500. Insured $1,000 on build
ing and Al 600 on furniture in the ST. Marks Insurance
Company
FIeE IL WEST STREET..
Last night, at O'Clock, fire broke out IN the coth
i,1 store Of Patrick Malley No. ~ West street, aud
therce extended to the second foo occupied oy mr.
Mott az a lock factory. The buildings were par
italy DESTROYED before the flames could be sub
dutd. Ices Of Mr. Malley, 500 Supposed TO ID
insured. Loss Of Mr.. Mott, 81 600. Insured
The stock Of Martin, Spring s. Co.. Iron and stee
desles IN the rear Of No. y, first floor, was damaged
10 the amount Of s2,O 600 by water. The firm ssup
posed TO be insured. The porter-houses of b. honl
and John Newman, first floor Of the adjoining ouAa
ing. No. 3, were damaged about 80 each. NO IN
surance. The total damage 10 the building Is eSu
mated at ell coo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

Ire report was referred 10 the Clulm-tea OF the
Whole and made the speci order 10. Wednesday even
ing next.
lie draft Of the city charter, reported by the Special
Committee, aid which was adopted in the Board of
Alderu ell came up, but before Any act m could be
taken thereon, the Board I'D jOurreI TO wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
fAdv,rti.emsnt
nxrGrN,rrp RITrrRs e safe and ,ure remsdI


Tor Dy,p-psA Inns and G~neI Debility 10 III their v.riess
forms Let al afflicted with o. these painful ds,sses W
the edicine and they will b. satisfied IL never fds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

ACCIDENT on THE StCoSD AVENUE RsILRoAD.--
On sunday aboy - Of DIR Ssnds
lille proceeding Harlem II oi the Second sveoue oars,
Jumped o to himself but In attemp ing 70 get 90
sgxn accidentally foil and broke % his legs The
police conveyed hun 20 the residence OF his iher 10 ssvss-
teenth street, near Firth avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

HERRISG's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE-P Roor
suEs Nos 49, lS7 and lie Wstersa, and No. MansSs@'
Hew-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

ppoy. UyDRIcK', SUccEss0R.--The Trustees d
tho rpiv.r,ity Of North Carolina have elected Mr..
.Jobn Kimberly TO gu the chair made vacant by the
,.,oovsl Of Prof. Hedrick. Mr.. Kimbedy 10 native
e Brcokl,p. N. Y, ard studied at the Scieoths
School in Cambridge. Prof. Hedrok bad returned |"
Cb,n.I U in ssou 10 witness the installation OF his
.scce.,or and has not yet formed any engagement or
the future.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
FousD DEAD.-wm Taylor, lsbcrsr.

dead yesterday morning the premises No Is south
street Ho and subject 10 hs o. dshr
um emtns supposed that during the nisht he lon HE
room 20 the yard and seized with az aud died
He may however have persisted from cold Deceased va
payr Of Philadelphia y Of and bad boon 10
suept but niemperance brought him 10 power
y The Coroner notified to bold Inquest upon tho ood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

ACCIDENT OF MrsIc.-I1 consequence Of the snow
storm the performance OF the Opera Of "Lacrssia
Borgis" was postponed till to- morrow, Wednesday.
the 2lst inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

CAPTURE or BURGLARs.-Wn. Ford, young men,
yesterday arrested chars with breaking into the ohce OF
Dr. Turner In Clinton place and stealth om trunk the doc
tors account books and seversl articles Of value
Young man named Wm. Wsrdel was arrested tho
s.p ay CHARGED with Jcbly entering the premises Of Mr.
h LLdws Ia Wooster street, with intent steal Boh ~
the sccu.ed Aksn before justice Fandru aud held W
await examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

G. W. Curtis viii lecture tonight st Clinton Hall q,
"Thsokersy."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

CAPTURE or BURGLAR. About half psst O'Clock
erdsy mornns officer Dumone, of the Twentieh Ward
Police detected burglars In the act OF bTens into tue
grocery conner Of Tweutynnth stree and Ninth "ssues
securus but Of them who hi. ss John es'
Ane The prsorer bad his person burglars tosl 10
etb,r gold wsche, other articles bich be
supposed stolen Justice FlAnaesu locked him up r
n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

YoUSo MESs CHMsIlN CNos.-The third lee
trre of the course row in progress will be given q
"Wednesday evening, 2lst inst, by the Rev. T. STAN
King of Boston. HIS subject vii be Existence anl
Life"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

TuY PoLtcs-The police Of the several dsuoes
.d ooy ei,h, .re.,. Sunday d ~eeh oor Or h'c
sb :. The Justiess estertsn complaints toe tss
"a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

Among the passengers by the steamship City Of
Washington are the Rev. f.. Kncsid, Missionary 10
Burmah, and family, ard the Rev. George w. Hervsy
Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

a rp It on de sub ct of IN. tax levy to Which ~,
spponr ed ordn specifying the following sp2ro.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

The Aldermen and Supervisors were both in session
last evening but business of public import vas
acted on. In the latter Board the President, Aldo
man Clsncy, announced tie Standing Committees ic<
the eusuiug year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
Arnrurn FIRRr PRoygcr Since the re-

A.oTHYR FERRr PRoJEcT.-Sinoe te reoeas -
- ,-,.S III. South BROOK ybi'ss eeuPl.is s'ssSy
49,, "a f.clI,l,. IN ero.siuE and thiLk bee coo" 800
NsA' ~ r,o.. H.aiIton AID South Fsrnes - ~ -.
yrry were Company 10, SO ,i.aia 81 ~ a
-, 10, want n il ao that Mr. ChHiss ~ x .,.,t
~ .ronerty osp.r Ia south Bro0siys 10 No.
ny frcmh foo. q Hs',S, ~ r. nd hss at-e.,
-. o,b,, 1hs urile OF prp.se 20 - 90, - 80
~, ,.lici,. siYneuce fhe bos's, it h0ss7'''''''
Gee. u eonstruoti1u.
ru, co~xos CorscIL.-rhe resnl.r weky m.s
II. -, -. 20 bay. t.ksn plSe isst evening -.
Ing ~ tSs otoJ f,ora comma scoouut 81 Inc sss~
Geno~ 80 po se os'.ncd .sd the sous =. a
Wedns,oay 80 II heen appointed and tefe ~ -
O., s ss-n, bfc@.y 70 b up 70 ts ss. 20. rs.sies
az O. Ils bst he naml.s Il Conzausos. Wa -
wsstns osasf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
FALSE ALARM.

Tie alarm il the Seventh District at ) o'clock yes
terdsy morning was caused by sparks from the CHM
ney Of No. 20 Old slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

ossssgcrlso ras PAsAss.-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22
! l. I. LAW OF NEW sPAfktls.

lsuLscrlLsTs give express notice to the
IrEry considered wishing to eontEuetheir subsGTip-
tiCns. LIZ,
JiIca publisher continue send them until all
FsaTages are paid. :,
all subscribers neglect refuse TO take their peTod.
Gals fronr which they directed they are held
FSspensir they settled the bin and ordered them
diScynJiiued ss
Iii subscribers to other places Withoutnforla
publishers, and the papers sent 10 the former d
rtrt.Vn, ttey held responsible.
aTEe have decided that refusing to take Per9d
sLI, Once, removing and leaving them uncned
o. IS prisad Slrid evidence OF Intentional fraud.
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TC COKI,EspONDENl

LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising other n
naaeia lutvgrncer, should be addressed TO
...s concerning the editorial department of the paper
be addressed the HdtoTS jointly or 70 either one
Correspondents writing publication will please write
lniy en- Vue s.de OF the paper.
prompt attention to correspondents than
L.y MI ht otherwise receive
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FALL TRADE, 1857.

NH1E beg to call the attention buyers TO our Fall
w Stock, which comprises most attractive
British, tremch and "a Mericmn 1ry GSoods.
In each department shall e&hhltH large and
shall be prepared to furnish any article in
Many OF our goods receive directly FROM the
tuFers aud our facilities enable supply
with goods Hs low as 'hey purchase In any the
Eastern cities. We would further slate, that by the
completion oi OF the Western SOuIern
tending towards Baltimore have Increased Taciltts
forwarding goods with dispatch. We solicit from,
prompt buyers and shall cueavOr their inter.
est TO deal with us NUry Respectfully,
AORAbNss, ~ ULI. 81 co.
iN1 Orders promptly attended to.
Baltimore, August 10Th, 1851 auCIS-till 1St Dee =