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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-O.
IEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
WIATIR ARaAN4EMENT

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For ALBANY and TROY. Fare 81
On and sner MONDAY, Dec ls6s, xains vin ssvs ~
Of. New-Yort, % follows:
se0 O. n. .Hor White flaana
$50 O. NJ. For Wilismsbrtdse.
1900 Q. Nail train for Albany
II 80 q m. FOR White Plsins
230 D. m. For Wilhamsbridss.
$500 o. m. Tor Milerton.
$50 .. m. Express for Albany
$3.50 ?. m. for Ctoton Hais
500 p. m..f FOR White Plains
g1g .. For White Plains ton White AZ oea6eSen.
$50 .. m. For Wfamsstidss.
IkruRENG-Win leave
500 q n. White Plains.
SEQ o m. .Winsmsbrtdss.
TOO q. ..Croton fAlA
f:0oa .Mllsrtou-
100 o. White Plains
alba u. Nal train for Abspy.
1913 O. m. Wllismsbridsc.
Ep .. m..Wbts Plains
500 .. On. White Plains.
$50 D. M. Albany ExpsssL
Soc p. % WlhHnsortdge.
WI J. CAnPBELI. Dupsr,tsedssA
NEW SHORE ROUTE to PROVIDENCE and
IN BOSTON, via HEw-Y0RK sod HEW-HAVEn NV
LONDON, sTONINGToN PROVIDENCE sad BO9i0c
RAILROADS-On and AFTER Dec 80 trains viii leave nh -
m, and arrive IN Proydence ct $50 and Boston "a
.. m. kICHARD ~ DOWD, supsnnfsn1sne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

PROPOSALS for CENTRAL PARK FUND
IL STOCK OF The CITY of NEW YoRh--sEALEDP PRO
POsALs Will be received the Controllers Ofce No. Hal
OF Records until Friday February 1889, g. 0eock m
when The will publicly opened Tor toe whole OF Any
par, Of the amount Of THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY
THREE THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS OF ecu
ts Fund Stock Of the City Of NeS1 YORK authorized oJ
sis,tre Of the State, entitled "An act 70 alter
tie map the City NewYork BY sy1g out thereon public
place authorize the taking OF the satse passed July
a. ssS aid Aeudec February 49, 1851 and by 81 ordinances
Common Council approved by the Mayor December D.
1883.
The said stock will consist Of tbee thousand seven hundred
and thirty four shares Il huns red dollar. Zach share be
rg Interest the Of six per cent annin payable
quarter AIRY ad the principal ieieeHsoe on the h DAY Of
Juy. 1887 80
Inc proposals will the namber Of shares desired and The
price the whose proposals are accepted VIII
be with the Chamberlain OF the city the sum
awarded covered by the bid together With the premium
and presenting the Of the
The Controller will be entitled receive ceriih Ate for
par value Of the number Of sasres carrying interest ron
the jste Of tie deposit
Zach proposition should he sealed and indorsed Pro-
po..s Tor Central Park Fund Stock and the proposal n
ses'fd and iudorsed put in second envelope aed sad d.
rected Robert T. Haws Controller No. Hall Of Records
Nev-York.' .
The rht reserved the part Of the Controller 10 reject
any or Of the bids c0Dsdered necessary protect or pro-
mote the interests Of the city,
Department OF Finance, Controllers Office New fors anu
ary 1880 ROBERT T. HAWS, Controller.
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Al BLEEoSER, Auetioueer. ,-,
- WILLIAMSBURG LOTS WITHOUT
mdfbinerp.

COLEMAN FARM MIIL.-Thls hlA na
" ,,t received the FIRST PREMIUMS at sse State Fair
Syracuse and Z. s. Fair az Richmond Va, ans 10 crsas
grsst sIci,emss sout the farmers throsshos tns c9,nI
81 d. seer u Operation a. the Ocs Of the COLEMAN
FARM MILL COMPANY, Tribune BuildInts, No. spruce
g.. Eev-York.
LOCOMOTIVE for SALE,
ENTIRELY NEW.
First-clsss In every respect Very low
Gauge feet 81 inches ~
DEERE NON-EXPLOSIVE GAS-BURNER
" produce more Hsht less expense than any other var
rNed safe TIE only having noueondnc,or aHsened-
Needs but 20 BE- satisfy all Depot No. w brosa"
New York State aud County Rights for sale AGENTS v,nsd
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Dantine ara6emies.

A DODW WORT H
n. DANCING ACADEMIES.
No. SOC Broadway, Nev.York,
No. 1877 Montague place, Brooklyn.
MONDAYS TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS
~ Brooklyn - . -
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS In EewYork
Mr DODWORTH has the pleasure of informing his former
pupils that the Empire Qgadrie mentioned the new
dance Of this ia Paris is the Evergreen Empire
QuAdrie that taught last al his Academies and
Published last season by H. b. DOdworth No Astor place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec!
IL ~ la5s the Trains viii leave Chanbersst- Station
fonows; Express frs.ns . and Sis and $50
Albany Nail Train Ct II rs q for Po1Shkeepss s45
and Il sor DeeSs Perry At $50 m for Sing Sing $50
?. m for PeeDsll u The foaehkeepse feehsfil,
Pssenssn takes Chamber csns Christopher and sis.sts
Trains for HevYort leave Troy at 6:e5 and 1913 H. and
Sis and SIS M aud Albany about Is minutes later On
Sundays II %. N. A. y. SMITH. Superinsndeuf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

NENTRAL RAlLkOAU OF NEW-JEkSEr-
~ Connecting Of New Hampton win the Delaware, Lscks
and Western Railroad, and EAson sith ne kshlSh
valley Rsirosd
FALL ARRANGLhENR. conmsnsins October l. 1sse.-
Leave NevYsrk for Easton and intermediate places from Ps
No. North River ct n m, Il N, and for so0er.
vile By shove trains, and st r. N
fhe above trains Elizabeth With trains me New
Jersey Raosd which New Yok from tie foot Of Court
lAnetst, st n and 10 n, and ana p N
FOR tbs Delaware LAckAwsnna and Western hs
viii leave s u oily Fer Lehisa Valley Railroad 81
n 4 m and u m JOHN o. eTERNe oooed1kendent
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financial.
oxp.yY No. - waHr..

Asc1Ic FrxI ISscsAscE Cosrasr No = wsas-,
A SENI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of EIGHT
IA ( PER CENT v BE- paid TO the sssckAoiders o. this
Comp on "a afer the l7th INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17
Doar6 aflo Rooms.

A LARGE, wellfurnished ROOM, on second
"A aoor with closet crate and will be LET with Board
to Uentenan wife single Gentlemen in private
family Terms per week. fire and neluded Location
central and easy Of Apply No. So 5hst near ID sv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

IN pELPHIA and Ne B0UfH md WEST, Va yER8EH
CIYY-Asn snd Express hnes leave NewYork e. end II
and snd hxs s. Through ficksts cold foe On
Gnzss md the and sof Baltimore Washingon nofbh,
Re Pad hroosh h.$s.f. ceechsd Wsshns.oo n ~
sains J. w. WOoDRUyB, Asistsnt YuPertntsnAsnl
No baSsass v sosvsd any uness asNrsrsd snl
checked Seen gsss n advance Of he ame sfAsyp&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
u bet Whaf By steamer 1OLA1 ct s:0 80 sad II =,
snh l:<S snl p Pa lave EnsAtaG. L l. ste:
saal 10 n, sna ,:3 and nestt.s I'D sxsaAeca1
pansassu viii ~ boak q Hsssers Iotzt fhrsoxs 70
iniaassa Paw y coats WIZ u ehIfu, 2eossN.
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nIVI END.

oFFIcE REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 10 Waist. Jan u, 1873.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

OFFICE Morris CANAL AND BasEtSG Co,
jersey City. Jan. u. 1883
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-Ihe Board Of Directors
Raw, declared from the esrnngs o. toe Canal, SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PR CENT UPON the Pre-
FLRREO STOCK also, Dividend q ONE AND 4 HALf
PER CENT upon the CONSOLIDATED STOCK. Both Divf-
bends payable after the Ia Of February next s, the
Office of the COmpsay Jersey City, or %
siding IL AID Philadelphia 81 the Once Of hessrs l. v"
CLARK K Co 81 that plse-. -
TLe transfer book vii closed from the 2lst inst until
Fesrusry N COhpIi, seietsiy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

y NAIL LINE The fsvor,e steamship AUGUSTA, Cap.
". s. WoOdhnn, will leave SATURDAY January 2, at
from Pier No North River Through tststs given te
Montgomery, Columbus Atlanta, Albany and Macon Biz
aiding Only board For freight apply 20
sAAt l. MITCHELL Son. No. Is Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

WANTED.-Any DRY-GOODS JOBBING. or
w DRY-GOODS and READYMADE CLOTHING HOUSE
Wishing 70 EXCHANGE from 5000 70 $4,000 Of fs
STOCK for valuable REAL ESTATE tsuaed IN Indians and
Isos with CASH, viii address Box b. w. indisnspo
ns Indiana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17
Ocean Steamers, Sc

DOlAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA for
II LiyERPOOL-rhs AFRICA n Shannon, Commander.
will sail from the Compsnys Dock, ct jersey CITY with the
Mail, and Passengers FOR Europe, on WEDNESDAY the IGN
Passengers requested 70 BE- boso by ocIoSk,
q m. The EUROPA will sail on the ID February;
T.. CUNARO No. ( Bowling Green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

SoE Boston t-.) ats m ssaf 20, r,o.sss';
m (sI), la45 and a+5 tsIl yor Connecsicat kv..
k.lkO.d 70 Montreal an iere sOI CANAL S.ilre.a :.
ana New London Rsurosd, sa m. and 2p FOR House
tonic Railroad, Yer Nsus.tuck Railroad, NJ s;<A
o. M For Dsnbury and Norwalk Railroad, $50 =.
JAMES e. HoYf Superintendent
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Jnsfruction.

ID A. SMITHS SCHOOL for BOYS, Lexing-
Ds ton-sy., between cSth and 57tas;s.
=. IL
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-03
0cutlbe YrieiliIfs.

oct Gem Iehrlsn eteisr Sricfe mus temcrft trerben, eas bic
Itlben annrnctrt linr.
Ssder' ANTHONY. Saumdnn. Sobn 8.
Seraquif. Spbn. @ccs. @brifian.
Ordcr. paul, c, y. Baletauer.
gndfr u. Sal5el. enaeltina. 2lus.
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Srant, 6rteor. Nrcitte. q. NJ.
0f9e. 2"n'. 0iuIoe, Grnrar.
nrbmanu, Deter. birtd, Wm.
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9ubi. Sulius. Npas. Nite heurietts
HoraB. sGm. Soumilucr. 9ruorn
90intsr. 4urrcas.
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8rtcorih 0crbarpt.
(Yoit Dor 4001.)
Gefnubcr McuTc,cm SScrttuuS.

Sn Sctrott rs rranertihcn N5cttcre, wae IN r im Qoufc Sir.
ls %iSrnbiabrS batten unSin 6rIee %belfcIEtn farm man sor nidbt
auocre erworIcr, oS oe her nncutlihc @ciuut bcita;uit ND ocz
GantcS in psrhdiiniRmdBigcr g1Cht eon ben @1t ouebautben BEN
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iGCnocn SrnmcItrautbetten %fuuH9cbcu miro. 9as aelbt Sicbcr
p%.rtrect lt in unlcrm 90nec non labr 81 Sabr ncbr, umS mcnn
nttt Sribee 6icttr, 10 miro lctbcr Cholera bencu Srlc ~einlsamcn.
pbuc en en rt,nn 0aucnFetcrr. Gem Gapbus unn taltcn mn
lSc,itfcbern III irrGen, Die itet5 ibre 9n;abl Spftr fur Sas Cyrab
fcrotrn. Sn Stt'att ctctrr Gbatlaten 1T b0e bette, mas man
ibun ram. et Aqrrtr"@ rnltttnt!rn III ibrtn ncrnaIcn 3unonc III
crbalttn. rbue rc Yetcn5trdii III ~srilbrStn' 3u biticm Gncs Eat
Or. 6clrttr cin Nraparat,
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Nn Die Oamen Jiihmrnrs.

MaPame Sdu6s (rpn 0ariS), bic 6ei Ger
''F'R Oa'F Ii" sFcdanies Snitinut fir iSre Siite bsS
FIRsT-CLASs DIPLOMA
erhie!t, bat 233 8rpoSilrase, rabe Der 3ten Gin s,.s ,.s
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on tCTnen lid se:itdert balten, top iic nur auis
HNo @lGmadron ane9etGbrte l9aare ttNisf L. boltcn. -
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SefbdftS=9 im;eiaen

Nem 9rebrten Nutlitum rie erscbrne 2n,eisc, raE
msiu %lautersr a9cnt e BIS. &enne in Der yiabt
pprn Mrntag aut Oienfag plGsli6 psriGwuupen lit,
mir iu9ebori9cs Gi9cntbum mttnabn, unp @eloer fur
MIDI crbot, pbnc iplhe prrber atsult fern, aud oaG
'h bsrstts Ole ~n6tbiAcn SGrittc 9eiban bots. um fsi,
ner babbdft Su mrrpcu. Tim Nti6rsatunNen p~ur,uteu.
gen, trtnse id, p;slrS prm gccbrten purlifum ,ur Nn-
lsi9e. @letttjeitts criuhe tb meins 9erbrten &unpen,
tlr cte 6ol9e 3lbInngcn nur an MD + lon 3u leiitcn.
Eic ocrrcn 6atturf II. 81. iiup biermit e~rmahtiat,
SeftctIun9rn fur mid 0n,unebmen.
Msine Sraurret MIRO iii ocr lcitter ~gefG6rten @eile
Trrts'fubrt. uno tnocm i'd fur eaS mir icitber in 10
redeem @f1be Aclhenfte ,3utrnucn bcr,lih panfe, bite
10y ann fur Fe Grl9r nm rett Sublreihc Nuitrlgs.
e'ani ~cr9cttnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-03
Quctipue Qn;ciac.

"tE'V"F NN0V ISV.
Sleeen SduplaBr, an nno nabc Srcabfrase cen
9''N"ono epus9r 9r9enlttcr %0eIc9su, gum G1cntlthcr
Srrtauf.
am nGtittn 1cnnrrIta9, prn Sten Dr,cmtcr 1859
NahmittdSs 81 ubr. merprn auf ctcn ee;cicbrstsu
p!ase litten ibGne Saupl1st, in !Seurco @punty ae.
le9cn, pncntI 6 pt;~ ittigcrt. &icr baron lieaen an
SreaeitroBc, baben icCee 80 6u6 5rpnt, uno lauf,n
lou 0uB tt'f mad elmer NlcY pon % 6uG Srcitr.
Ste ertt oneerrn NIT rjncr IS iammtircut prn 1853
nno 9!l0 0uB lir9en an elmer paralrI nit ~cr Gilsns
bHen I1Nt'norn Stra6r, boten 255 SUP 6icfc uno
9renjet an cine NasY Yrn 20 SUP Src,tr.
Nte MISUNDERSTANDING limo: etn 9~Sicrtteil toor
uno bic Balance in 4, s uno ID Nicnatru. oeocr No.
9OtihtIe 9iotcn, Snterritn pa,u serehnct unp Gintc.
Ndlt"n9 rS 2itris his oUHitdnpi9c 3abluna erfcIot
lit. @cpptu u. Wpptrinu guct .
l. Oc. 1859.
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Weaac MtaSeioeaa.
Grocery gum Sertauf.

Grocery gum Sertauf.
Notwithstanding batter 1T Der Su6atrr elmer
tieincn GROCERY an DER Carp uup l7ten Stroee bier.
'fielt se9rn ttlt9c Srrin9unaeu grncist. p:cIclbe pri-
Sauin III ocrsautrn, unp stira Sc Tel, ttiremcc werprn
erlhbt, ilb IN Der Office 3. vi. meIren ,u wpQcn.
&ithmcnr, Den 30. Nupcmber 1859.
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q. A. FAUCHE.
lNph Parle),
ubrm de unb SemclIer

233 Srpobe nabc Der 3kn StroEe.
~. y; 6au@t, Der lct rtcruncaponste Sobrct in ter
trlten uhrcn- unb acknowledgements n NM, Sis cs cnff
Ernrrn INN Ncn Bic { bcltdftigt mar, rrGoutt imb ben 93ir,.
Germ Ht6ncnes RE @nicae III matcn, car er 233 SrpoSTr.
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III lrut @tlHoTt ttnltIagcnSe Mrtcitn boieltIf cutornrr m
nchncr uo sur 3utrtrbcnbet ~eusfabrtn III tSnnen.
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NNtnt. peecr Der nru in 9uJcro Ut Gin tiierartihce llnhrncb.
men otm 9ubit'um nnnr 70 Ganrbmbaren Yecin9unaen debcttn
werptr' me- tle! BIZ sStrtr hS 9rUecn jsgi ebtnptn rtutidcn
EtNttr. N5cr 6~'eii9ratSS, 2S,rt, be Gilt. ihonI ni6t ol,i Tim
ec 9erngc %uS91bc ru 10 Cts. pr. @Gcdc pecr 1925. ale ;mci
yfrnai, rtn scpN9en 6 s2nt all, welbeS fur ibm UNI Gin 6amt.
NC p!ctSrncen 2StrtH BAT, irnbCrn TT bat upt GlcthNitio sic Chance.
ti ndmbdtitS bdGrtS Capitol gu crrdItcn, unb tydot enbIIdb nod
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a1u enoc ecutI%r gtn!roapr,r, rcldt bier IanSen, ppn cen ltseitSs
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ltd ut Nuce Iii bic plncc Ger Tbrnentru letr. aclcet unb Der pffCnte
Iicben GpntrplIc ouhtinsCGctcn.
@m 10. Gtdt 1873 hotNe p%crauS8abr in 9ap&cntnftrunscn &c.
51nncn, uho or -. Sult 1T her crir Yanb Der 9ueoobc in ran
cen Grid ec Scrt Mp6cnlicfcruns trltt 10 Gcnfs, Icbcr 93oub
Si.2J. ShN. 9%thunNcnt Grcmrtorc .tNicu Is Gcntc mctr NJ. y,onr
CGe brreitS @rlhttnrnc mtrb lriprt mn Die ~eSprilceun0 INNER bel
erlhetnen 9clrctt. lie Scleuuu9 gilt fr p0o 9Gnw 9Dut.
Ane1lhrlitbe Nnic9en lto bel allen N9cnicn III bdbcn. SrIice
Manner, mclhc IN Srtcn. no nrd, tuu N0cni III, bic QocntIr ubcr-
ntebmcn molen, bite i@, lth an MID SIT wrnbcn. MciU Sprf, 81.
Suli 1851.
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Wenc Iuiciae,s.
M. LASFARGITE

M. LASFARGUE,
SSec'elale> rno &ftail. SAMPLER in
Scoer nnb Scbmb=Sinbimes,
l4te Straee, Der alien pct-Sif seaenutsr.
Hihmpur, Su.
Guielts bat freten bisieS @eI6aft nit cinem, r,u,n s,,9
Hseoten frcnnet, dis: SrIcs. Snfrlee, Salf-SuIeS ,c. bi,
CT u Itoer Snanitt6t ttlisi ium Nerfauf u~fIerirt.
ertnpre lno unrrimptp Yppt Srcnts. bcir,
gaar prrr Oubcnp.
Senipe, Su&rters, Hinire II. irnfiae Sdubmodsr. IIte,-
itlttn ilno I'M Sicinrn unS 8rreen III bab,n. Gso;,rrs NM y
l , er"SbptS 'fets ~prrrdtbio. avs
S@ltdS Ehe S1ube pcrrtn mad SroCr ;uaef0rnitttr.
Iue NuItrdAe rtr2en nat 9ariftr NPooc dueocfubrt rrS
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Al; Nrtt: 'ran;. Gcuten uub 9ncrf; uoe ietS s,rrSth;,
"ue A'eeHcn M 'ren nit ppmc's piaitne auseefubrt.
SV'pen ernalten elnc Nuswabl aueassciGnetsr
SnltlnaS fur 2arirs Gaiters.
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~Oreili9rotD's 9Serec,

in 90 Acknowledgements a 10 Cts. ccsr in 6 y6npsu
Sl.20, nit clurm
0emtnnantbeil ii ras 4ubtitum
non
$4,000, $4,000 prrr $4,000,
ue ;par
SzoOo. S4oOO uoer $4,000 iur einen Qncuuentrlr,
s2OO oorr $1,000 iur erncn 9laentcn, unp
S25OO, $4,000 uper SS0UG our @rincuua eincs
erutlbcu SpIpitGls in Yter gprf.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-30

LITTLE THINGS IN LovE--WHAr WoMBN
WAsT.-Fanny Fern, or some one like her,
prattles in this wise: Now, "bonnets" don't
cure tho headache; and all the rings and
bracelets you could toss into woman's lap,
| II speak Of ssae woman,) are not worth one
clasp Of your arm around her neck when You
come home from your place of business. We
don't want forever to take it granted you love
us. Wsare Gemonstrative, we women. There ID
no 'psed of your breaking your backs to pick
up our handkerchief as you used to In the
old courting times; (heavens, how you stepped
round theni) neither do we want you, after
hanging up your hat in tho hall, to sit down in
the parlor and cross your legs, without eve,
coming up stairs to give us the return kiss,
which 10 SO potent to make NJ forget all the
little musquito singing household annoy.
anoss, which are but feathers weight when
our hearts are light and happy, for It is NOT
work, but worry, which makes leaden hearts
and footstepg.
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NuDs ARr.-soms squeamish critic who
does not love nude Art, which we confess we
do, writes as follows: Psganism loved to wor.
ship the naked body, and to forget the soul in
horrid degradation and vice, to the blotting
ont almost, Of humanity in the ascendency Of
animality. Christianity arose that It might
effect the resurrection Of the spirit through
the proper subordination Of the flesh. It was
happy turn in the religious current Of
mans life which substituted the Christian
Madonna for the NEUROLOGICAL Venus; It was
the first successful effort to detaSh the spirit
from tho hesh-ths soul from the body. The
artist is happy and on q level with our age,
who, in the contemplation Of one Of Raphael's q
or MuriIlo's Madonnas, forgets even that
Praxiteles ever sculptursd Venus. Shall we
likewise say that the artist who first ban
ishes naked art from modern communities
will be immortal as having been the first to
effect an impossible art-gulf between pagan
and Christian art? pa1 ~ y
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NEW YosK, December 2o.--The meeting ol
the stockholders Of the Great Eo.tsrn has beer
postponed to the 11th January. bff
( Lady Franklin 10 about TO visit. Paris, and
will be received by the Scientific Section Of
the Academy with ell the honors usually be-
slowed on Royalty. spt2
FRAEoE.-The French Council Of State d
preparing the project of q law reducing ths
Custom rates, more especially on articles d
primo necessity.
Trade in Paris Is now moro active. speca.
lators begin to have more confidence in thu
friendly relations Of France and England. /
The failure Of the Franco Beige sugar 70.
finery at Marseilles, caused trouble ant
discredit there. } eaa4 B
sPAIN.--A third Spanish corps d'armss hat
left for Morocco to assist, II was supposed, II
the storming Of Teuton.
TUscAsY.--The Tuscan Government, by al
lowing discount, has collected the land I'd,
OF 1850, amounting to six or seven millionl
AusrRIA.--It 10 said the payment In silve
Of the coupons Of the Austrian National LOAF
will be resumed on the lst Of January. Il
RussIA.-Fredsrick Hill, Of st. Petersburg
had failed, with liabilities amounting 8
&40, 900. ''' ''s "fi o&
Dsneraffs advicss Of December l mentio,
the landing thers by French vessel, of
man representing himself as Captain Gsors,
Walker, Of the American schooner W;lAan,.'
1t is probable that he 10 the Captain Of th,
SLAYER Wandsrer, who was left In the lurch b.
his mate. Js ,tf.. ...... /
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Tremendous Confia grafton.

NEw YORK, December 29-9A. MA tte-
mendoue FIRE is raging in Bsekman and Golh-
street, extending to Fulton-street. From
twenty to thirty warehouses are already lin
ruins. Tho fire commenced in Cyrus W.
Fields paper warehouse. go :
NEW YoRK-1O A. M.-The FIRE originated
In No. 53 Beekman- street, occupied by Black,
Crave Co., looking glass manufacturers.
Among the other warehouses destroyed are
the following on Beekman-street Duncan,
West Co., paper dealers; II. r. HaydoSk,
drug importer; Endicott &c Co., lithographers;
Mason Il Dodge, heating apparatus. The
above are entirely destroyed. The following
are some Of the buildings now in, flames lon
Gold-stroet; Warehouse owned by John IH.
Henkle, importer, and J.F o.. Smith, Japaner,
Fulton. street; store Of j. Kipan, .tnwarej
Isaac Ayres, Globe wi.e-works; George Wade,
aurgical Instruments; Edward Black, importer
Of musical instruments; Lewis n Hsrchmhn,
Fulton scale manufacturers, on Ann-str Dot.
Besides the above, part Of Ann-strest, running
from William TO Gold, which Ia filled With
mechanics shops, dwelling g-housss and drink
ing-saIoons, is now In flames. hlA. sbdQ
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PoLITIcAL ExCIrHMsNT IN HUNaARY - A
FAyoRABLE EIGN.--A letter from Pesth says
"The national denominations Of the Hunga-
rians, are increasing and multiplying in o
manner which must, one would think, cause
serious anxiety to the Viennese Government.
Another most striking one took place thres
nights back at the opera house in this city.
The most popular Of the national operas,
Eskel's Huayadi Laszlo, (Ladislas Hunyadi,) J
was performed, and the house was crowded
from top to bottom. Every Hungarian in it.
whether high or low, young or old, male or
female--was in the national costume. In
boxes, pit and gallery, the wsll-known and
much loved garb was alone to DO seen. tits pos
sible that TO some English folk display Of
mere tailoring and millinery may appear
pueriIe in . people in the grave position in
which the Hungarians now stand; but among
semi Oriental nation like the iHungarians,
matters Of costume are not unimpoftant; and
besides, the resuseitstion Of national garb,
after il has long been almost universally laid
aside, could scarcely, fancy, fail to move
any man who really loves hiscountry, even
though he should be Of oslmer race and q
more northern cline than the Msgyars."