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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
TTIE M.U-VojUi DAILY TRIBUNE
I* Published ?TV fry MORMI.Ni? asd EVENING,
(BuaDAT EXCEPTED.)
BY ? R F, F. I. E Y * M t E L R A T n ,
? tub yb.ib.vnr rcii.pi?6s. rriRBfB or vsssau avu arat\ a
STBBETS. OSrOSITE THE ( ITT HALL,
and delivered '<? ( Hy Subscribers at I.J rent* per week. Sin
ft* Ohrtes. Two Cents ; M?il Sub*rrilMre, ft, net ?aaiai Mt ad?
vance. Kur ?u months, <3; for three months, ?I 60.
THE NEW-YORK H't.'KKLY TKIHUNi:
A VERY LAROE PATER FOR THE COUNTRY,
Bjpobl ashed every Satubdav Mobrino at the low price of *}2
par as^em. in advance. Three Crpir* f?r s>i , PlTB Ci|BBB ful
B)l. Trn ? o| ice tor 4>lt; end B paper it in no rtur co> linned be
yowi ibe tune for wh.rh it >e , ?'d. Advertisement* for thir
BooBt will I* charged EVER I i FIVE CERTS PER UN I
Aw eocb insertion.
THE SUMI-YVrlKKI.V THIIJI fOS
m p?bii?bed every TvrtDAT si.<! FllOAT MoaaTIRa. Pr' e. OS
MBt BBQam. Two Copies for ?5; Five Copies for *H i\ Ad
ywlU.vu en's, II i ri its a Rm tor each I Sill .
THE NEVV-YOKK THIHI Ml
POR EUROPEAN 01 RC0LAT 10 N,
to published on the derscrure ef each Msil Steamer to- l.i-.er;*-*-.!
at M per annum, posteg? ?
TIIK NKU-YOHK TKIBI NE"
VOR CALIFORNIA. O R E (? O N , AND THE
I AM 0 WICH ISLANDS.
bllahed on the departure of eirh Msil S'eimer for Aepin
et *>1 AO per Annum. Hing .- roe?s, Sn ( en's.
tkligiono Notices.
5X
I.alahl-M. H ll.pt 1st Church.-Praaciiirw oa SUNDAY
theloiiiat at He a! n.. by the Ree. I! W. CHIDLA W of tl.e
Am. F. S. Union, and at 7J p. m. by the Rev. A. D. 01LLETTE,
Pastor ol the Calvary Hap. ist Church.
Trinity ?I. K. ( burrh, Mth at . r* twe..? 7-h and 8ih
ev*.?I r.egJiii g in the Ler'nre Room of the new building, TO
M I i ? Hja. ni.. by the Pastor.'he Rev. H. MATH
SON, and at 7 p n . by tl e R-v /. PHILLIPS. Sacrament of
the I ore's Sni per at the close of the morning service, and Sab
be'b Si tool from '2 to 4 p. m.
Aebiuv M. B. I hurch. Norfnlk-et. A
eaRhari aratbwCbarebTO MORROW,at 10J A. M.. in aid of
Ma Wcoloyaa M.i ione in Ireland. Seats ire-. Th. i ublic are
leered to sltei d.
NortnlVcsbvfcrliin Church, .U'd ? i.. hoMvceu Sth
andUih-nv. f RE AC HING on be ENSUING SABBATH
The 3d inst., at l'j o'clock a.m., bv the Rev. D.AMES; at i
O'clock b. n .. by the Rev OEO. C Lift AS. R. t. HATPTELD
D. D., la mi acCOpted a call to become tbe Pastor, will enter
upon Ma lemlar Ministrations after the next Sabbath.
Westminster ( hnrrb. the Rot. DAVID Kl SnI D
Ps?t<r. Divine Sonhes In tab Chaaah TO-MORROW (Sab
hath), Feb. 3, at If g o'clock a. ui , and at 7J o'clock p. m.
Norlolh-.!. M. E. Church i be Rat BOH
SCOTT wfll preach in the shove church TO-MORROW. Peb.
3, at I' I o'clock a. m. A collection will be taken up in ai I of
the Fund for Increasing Methodist Agency ill Ireland.
Tits? Kcv. Kobiii-on Scott, I ?
fovarb in the (.ran Ist. Pres^vt-nan Chun h TO-MORROW
RAI r It NOON at i o'i ... k. "
< burcb of lli?" PurilniiM, Union Square. Tv Ii. .
YA". L. PARSONS, Correspond it g Secretary of the American
Won en's I dncationai Assotistion, will presch in th s Church
TO MORROW EVENING, at7, o'clock. Subject Woaaaa'i
Pn L ssioo and Positi ? as an Educator. The public are respect.,
folly il vi:, d to at'end.
Tl.e Mew. Dr. Vaaklesjrk. Secretary and General Agent
of the I on esiic Missionary Committee Sa the P E. Church,
will J resi I: In 1 el a" ot Domestic Mrsu ns in the Church of the
Eirrbany, No loll Staatoav-ot., te;twe.-ii Essex and Norfoik-ste ,
eat SUNDAY EVENING, aTob. S. Se.rv.ces to < omiuence at 7J
o'clot k.
1 mt H?'^ ? Bs Bs Nvc. .
Mniir.s .i is. e Brooklyn, will ilnllst r a ilkstiiraiBB TO MOB
ROU I \ I mno. h-'.; ov:.., . |s>n ?? the I'npardouableS.ns."
BugMaat, Bs Ii. Chatrhs- Preaching TO MORROW
MORNING, n'd iist . at Ut o'clock, bv JB8SE T. PECK,
l?.D. Also Preaching at 8 p. no, and at t in the EVENING,
heats lice.
The Ift v. Tbco. L. ruyls/r will preach
St. CLiir.h near Easi Broadway. TO-MORROW EVENING,
at 7J o', lo< k. Seats piov.ded for strai gera
Thr Li t . .Into, s. Urcolle?. h A.lt
Presley'? :ta. t harch,conioi ,.t H in ton and rhooapaon^ata, will
PPBSCB threo Diseaarses TOMORROW, Feh I Service com
met eil g ss f. Ihm s I ?t P i n m , und et 3 and 1 p. m.
1 !??? LsjcftQsBa?i of Um bow Daistlai Chawefe
to Mi s1. (Yorkyille). aal woea .'d and 91 btb., trill ha ojk-u? 1
for Divine Korrle* TO-MOR ROW | Lord's Da\I, P, b. J. Ser
n i n in 'he Morning at H i o'oloi k. bv the Pasiiir; in the Alter
booii at 3 o'cl . k.bv Dr. BRIOliV of New-York : and in the
KitniM M 7; 1.1 i ,k hv the H, i. Mi. ROTTSFdltD of York
aille. 'IT.?- 11 Mjc are milled to attend.
NwWoJeraataMM f'hareh. IVIIIIrtna<sburcb,
BUSH wkil lertare TO-MORROW EVENING, Pob.3, al 7J
aMtrk, in tl:r mom directly . ver tlie .Savings Bank, corner oi .
4 b ai.o South M sis. The public BIB invited to attend.
Nrvt-.leriisnli iti ( barrfc, A'h nctun Building Ilro.k.
in?The Ke\. Mr. BEStV 'CK will lecture at Ibis place TO
ORROW RAENING at 74 o'clock. Snhtoct: "Too S .in."
I.n uireis on the Doetriiir* of the ff I HI IniBBallil
Church.' - . mein, ad bySwedenl.rg. The Tu-., tth Lecture
will be.i'i vered by Iba ?(ev SAMUEL BESWlOR on SUN?
DAY EVENING, Pot 3, at 7j o'clock, in the Chapel ui ll'h
St., letwe? ii ^,1 and 4tb-*v s. BaMBOt " TRs Trie Theory of
Souls Human sml Animal, with the OroBliaa of Immortality,
and ti e ImaaatebiUty of S| e, Ida, IikIbsHii| the ilihlicel Theory
of Hiiinan Soak."
Tb?-I.'pv . sidnev A. Corev srill preach In the t
Pea ? 11 the Filih Avenue Hapns' Chun h, itiesr being com
rtotosl J an ths csjrsor si M?h at., tomorrow. Feb. j. a
c| o'i io k a. in.. and at "J o'clm k p. in.
TheKrT. John ({nincy AiluniM, pettor of ths
Baptist Chun ii. cornet of Christopher! and Bedtord its., wil1
pnsih on NEXT LORD'.-. \>\\ M inst..at lt|a in . and 3
p.m. The i rdmai.ee ol Baptism will be administered during
the in, ruing service.
Siecinl ProviuVnrro.? Ths Rot, D M. ORAHAM
will vive a su| pi? mi litary Lecture to his late Course on the
above subject To MORllOW EVENINO, at the First Ems
Will Baptist ( burrh. Sullivan-it, near Houston, at 7J o'clock.
Lftfiao Aarnlnnl Stiiritunllsiui W?1 be delivered
TO-MORROW al 1< * A. M., and a. P. M , at the A l eut Mis
aion Chun h. in PotByla St., between Waiker Bad HeatSt-gta., by
the PASTOR. S, si's free.
I'nivcreiiliMi Church. Orehard-al Brooa
Rev. T. J. SAW yer. D. D.. Pastor. Babjoot Rw the Morning
I ....... Iulial ai d Tubal Cain." and will deliver i i the
evening tbe tin:.I of a series of Lectures to tho koung. Sub?
ject? " Resdn a." Ser\ ices 1' J a m. and 7J p. m.
Dr. Os As Hrnvs n?nn ?
Ret ui he at the Broadway Tabernacle on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Feb IS, 18.'*. at B o'clock p. tu. Ticket-, cents,
to be had at the CathoUg Bookstoies and of the Sextons ol tho
Ron an Catholic Churches.
The Rev, John Thonipsion l?.I?. Pastoi of the Pres
oytetisn t much corner of Orand and Crosby sts., willh cture
bathe PrsakyteriaaCharch,Wasttsth-sl .hotweenSthBad mh
ava. Ohe Rev. Alex. i lemeut's) ou MONDAY EVENINO, the
4th Feb . at 74 o'clm k. Suhiect?" The Drunis, or Religion In
Britsin 2,(00 years ago." Ti. keta ot admission, 2A cents es. b,
may be had at Carl? i It Hro.'s Bookstore. No. 215 Broadway i
W . K. Fowler. No. .7? Bth av.. and at the door of the Cburch.
lTe prcx e. ds lor the MBafM ol (be Sabbath School Library.
American Trai l Society. A Public Meeting in behalf
of (his Society will be held TO MORROW IrsaooatB) EVEN*
INO F. b i, s'7 o'clock, at the Rot, Dr. ADAMS'S Church,
On MadhsM sq, sir. Addresses are expected from Mr, J. CROSS,
haperinteioieiit of CelaeftaoB to Virginia and North Caaweknai
tho Rev. Dr. ANDERSON, President of lUa-hester University,
aild tie Pa tot
Bprtial Notices.
Poet.Ottln- Nutter. Tl MAILS for EUROPE, per IJ.
B. an aas si " BALTIC," arUlrloso at this aaaca on SATUR?
DAY, the ,:?y of February, at |OI n'rlcs k a. m.
ISAAC \. FOWLER. Post master.
Urpubliciin titncrtil ( otntiiiitr-e- of Kinasi Co.?
A irreimg . t this ( omuiittee wil: be he. t.n MO\,l\\ EV E\
INO n? xi. at 71 o\ iis k. Bl Mrs. Prests'l. No. ITSJotalflMOB-Ot.,
opl . . the t 11v Hall. i i the purpoee of organiiation for the
?nsulng veer. Toe De'egetes Baal the sc.era. Wardsand
Towns ?ill Is- poi.ctnal in their atteudauce.
The ('rmiplinirntnry Kntrrtainmriit to Mr i It
CJOl OH at NUdo's Sa'ooo. un the 14'h mat., promises to t? an
aaaaaion of unusual interest to all ms friends and tr ends ?.|
I""1'"rarvu' ?';eg,.,.De bo) he ?sei. aid T. keta had at
Mo. 149 Baaaaa st .-. sie, ?3; Oetuleuau and Lady. ssv
( bleu lllltt JaiUM'.?On SATURDAY. Feb. 2,
Mi BAYARD TAYLOR
Will deliver a Lecture ou CHINA Bad JAPAN at Academy
Hall, N.i. Sea Bros Iwsy. in connection with the Llustiations en
China end Japan Expedition
IHwrs BfOa at belt past Two o'clock ; to commence at Thbec
o'clo. k p. no
I?r. KliTMbeth Blarkvarll. graduate of OenoTS V
(?liege pupil al the Lying in Hospital Paris, and student of ths
Leaden II, aal tals, atts-nds to every department of MEDICAL
PRACTICE aneuns Ladles and Children, No. 7? Esst IMh-sL
Gffce lu urs from 10 to 12 a. m.
I.ovsrll I rs lurvsi ht Ne-w-Yorh.-r.i P,Mr Mile
Bl RN's Fourth Lecture on The Miasiesimu\s...y; or Toe
d-ah't. Beeaes of ibe Wildemeseat the Kode.f the RevaiBaton,"
ea Clinton Hsll. Asw place MONDAY EVENINO Feb. 4. al
? o*cl.ek D,*rs ojen Al T| Tickets 95 cet.ta For ssle at tb?
r'lucii^lNok.toies, aisd a? tbe Librarian's desk, MeTOBntJla
ibtary Assoriatioii. *
Tcsaaigerrance Vlesu Tara 4?ui ! , . t anal-at. T. B.
hvxrtj, i sol at ( oneeutangi llei.. No 17* Wooster-st on SUN
UAi JWNINO I be iieseriis wul be ssldreaaed hv Dr H A
BEN3MN, Ps\co!osist and Ueetncian, of No. 477 R-oadway
and ethers. TTie friends ol Temperance are me.t IBQBsn ifBltl
tovi'ed Mattend. JOHN QUA. Presiuen: '
?A ss Nssil. Seu retarv.
Katbiirlrin Ilome A -wrH-iallou. - \ eting .i
thus AseeaUSKion will be held at their Rooms, No. 1*7 Bowery
can MAWlAi E\ ENIN( . l eb. 4. It is bepeJ bat e.i ,
M?u.her will i e p:< ssnl *t this meeting, a* the DRAWl.Ni? t r
CHOIg'F. of LOTS is to take plaee, and several forfeited Lots
will be oflrra.U lot sale at retui'^d price* to s ich as may w..h to
aori ieihrin. A. MURJ'HV. P'o* -'
Tcnarwriincc .Medina ? erySABBA II?: NINO it
lomaruie Hall, rtanier of sth-av. ami *Vth-st. The Hou. Mr.
CtiLI ins Pi ftsi so'i nf Cuaisai lb at and sthatl, will spcsA
next S*bbath eeening JOS WRS TON. Preode..'.
T. \\ . Oatra sv s^ter'arv, Uuion Temperance Assx^-ietiom
^**r?fc-Vv ewtrrn sei/ls-iiit-nl ( onipum.
vLl iv?I*n'*''?*"" '? I? furtiish such jssrss,ns as wish to -
vrrSTKRN LANDS with rAHMSot 80, l/P or 1*1 ac-e.,
^ILa*."l_'C,^rBmr,1, I'*1'' (01 23 pen acre), payable in monthly
. iV a'V ' t,r"iiarscoiitaiiriBA Hie full pa.l culars may bj
V-mfc b>?PPl>cat...,,afc,.. onVe. No ill Nassau st.. Nesr
-ma"_ THOMAS EDO ERL E Y. Secretary,
RVE,RY^if?llAW,V Proplr- for gei.ral
Si i S\Sl>*)? M ' Hall, No. 1? Bowe y. omeita
?^a a Jn th ? V>AY' ??? M- " 3 V B: " ,b're w ' (* ?
lATu^^i.'' K'^'toaMthoRieAiaofWomatv iftoj
loa Leuare a general sTtoniasaM^asni a'1.
IVetti
V<"- XV.N0' 4,015.
A Card of Thnnk?.-'.\V'ha: k ?!>? , .>.. (Mfl
iitx>ral ron'nluf ,or,* b'.i'. tbev are ir.taflSrient to meet the terri?
ble rleetlttitkio ne w tuffered by many families who are destitute
cl fore,, tire ti i i lothll g
W e thank tbe American Express Compeer forth'-ir besn'ifnl
I'tni g| B?wr white l.orset and sleigb and gentlemanly driver,
furnished us la ediert contribute,! ? of shoes, ttor kins*' rjbber*.
shawls, blanke!?, bedding, sheetings, shirtings, calicoes aM
Other drew goods, flannels, handkerchiefs, rape, botiiirt*. gris-r
ritt floi.r. tea. sugar A ; in abort, everything useful i-i fami?
lies, which we can diitribute to those wLo are needy, worthy
ar>d ther.kf.il.
We thank thoae New-York merchant* who filled the sleigh.
We i eed uiorL more. We cannot rail personally opon tl, who
fire willliialy ; will )ou tend packages br expires*.
We thank the city Proa for libe'al uiitire*. We need much
more such aid.
Our cssb < < i tributlcn? a.-e smaller than last Winter, and o- r
wai.te n ueh giaalat'.
Sii.rr the organize' on of tb't Aaeociation. ore year aro. we
have givtr. teu \ orary aid to seien hundred families of widows
and orj h*r?. Many of these are only known to this Associttion
as I einr in want. Some hare been rednced from tffluence?* 1
frr.m comfort. Some of them cannot live throurh the Winter
w ithout aid. In behalf of such we appeal.
Cotitribu b na may ba handed to either of the following Eoard
of Trtiatei s af the American Widows' Relief Association:
Prsstaani?JOHR P. 1 READWELL. resideuce ft. NVbolas
BataL
Trtaturer-WILLIAM TILDEN. President Pscitk Bank,
corner of Rr'ad wtv tod OlSSld at
Bajawsart BOlsOsl ROBINSON, ratedonea and affkaNa Ml
fireene-st.
Ceorte W. Browre. No. * Ea-t 1*>th-st ; Wrn. H. BllOailst,
hung House ; Charles L. Frost Na Ififi I lmtor-place; O. Dm*
? i re No 2?> 9th-?T ; Rai I H, M. Stra'ton, No. 1T7 East! lath St. ,
J.luS Roberta, No .:. H-i.n Wm 0. Murphy. No. Zti
Heory-st.; Erederirk Cooh, Maw $ Crdlsas ptaee [Wm. B. Allen,
No. ti East lath St. ; Lambert S indem. No I A*. AV averts-place
Btej ben Cofer. No. 12th st.; Joee| h Curtis. No. 47 Lexing?
ton av. ; William Trnslow, No. M2d?a v.| J. Waterburv. N I U
Avei ue I?; John N. Grata, No. 197 West 1MB at I O.-orte W.
Peart v ISt. UM East 21','h a'.; Dr E. W. Perry No. UN East
ltd-at.J Oliver H. Lee, Ni. 6 Lamarto.e place ; Alexander M
Rosa. No RJ Esat ?th st
Tin- Trt-aaurs-r of the Firr- Department tbi
acknowledges tbe rrce ; t i t *IOu a- a noaatloa to the Widow
arm Orphan Knt.d r.t ti e Iiepartment. accompanied wrh the
lollowing i an uiiie a'i- n :
BhBB or the Commonwealth. New-York. Jan. J9. IHVt.
JohtsE oii.es., Fs p, Trees-irt-r?Dear Sir: A' a meeting
of tie Board i f Dint tors of this institution, held at the Bank
ing House this mori.it g, it was
Km Ittd a',untmc.?ii'p. That the thanks of this Board I? pre
sen-erf to the Fire !>? | STtment lor their mieit successful ru n
tn is in i foal II mg our buiitling from destruction on the ? irnii g
of the iAth inst., and that a donation of *>lfitl ba>presented to
the (ut.d of the l)e| artrnent.
In inclosing s check for the abort-named amount, permit BM
to add that I' Bt'errfa mi sincere pl??*ure to execute the in?
struct ions id the Bear I. Vary reexsttctfally,
J P ( KONKHITE. Pie* Jttl
I. Qs Its F.?'Mo R W. Orsnd Encampment of Boerth
New York, will bold its semi-annual Se-smii OSJ MO I) NAY'
E\ EM.NO, 4th of February, at 7J o'cha-k, in the Enramprr.ent
Room, Odd Fellow?' Hall, corner af Orand and Centra ata.
By of- JOHN J. DAY IKS, Oraud Scribe.
Tearhera* Library Lerturea.?I he Kitth Lecture of
the Courrt- will be delivered bv HENRY KIDDLE, A hi . oa
SA'll IIDAY' EVENING,Feb. 2. at 7^ ..'.k. in the Hall "(
the Boatd of Educaiion, romer of Ora-d and Elm-ata. Sub
jet': " T he Orarchi, or Roman Agrarianisin." Tickets, if
cents, csn lie obtained at the door.
JOHN H KANNINO. President.
LtovASfi Hsri.t.Tivr, < bairmain of Lee I are t otuiiiiitee.
I rt v A(iitlcniv ? KXAA! 1 NATION.-?The Semi knaos
ExaUiibatiou of ibe Students of the Ne-.v-Y'ork Eree Arvderny
will coinmei ce at the Ine'itution, comer of 2"ld at. and Lexing
ti.r -av.. OB MONDAY,Fob, 4, iWti. The public are ret|Hect
fully inrited to at'end.
Vt ry licnu Hill Hri-iirrv I- oOt'ti errn. and ?
sites feil to csirv uwav eeriOOl skotches for wbn h any one uiav
be well niii.lifi.-.l bv a few lessons in Mr. WOOD'S new and
easy SYSTEM of DHAWINO from NATURE, at his resi
it m t No. 3tll fth av. A tew new puj Us may be rec ived next
week._
A Ntyw riaan in Plirfnoloay arUI too ? fora* ?? Ike
PBKENOLOOICAVL CABINET, wuere Oentlemcn and
Ladies n.av obtain a practical kiiuwb dgeuf this misrt useful
Science. Terms for a full rourae of eight leasons, a>2. Apply
to E O V\ LEU tan WELLS, No. H;8 Broadway.
Inn ir-kringt to IlniiefUrruersi.?W't hare b
NEW' ORIDIRON and mutt say thai it is a great improvement
on the old fashioned one. It Is in two parts, one placed half an
kuejl above the other, the bar* of one covering the spacea of the
other, thus preventing the habeas or ureaae from falling into the
fire?ft. which is fitted t tin ntvi r that ooaarag the heat and cre?
ates a downward draught that tarries od all disagreeable odor.
(New York Indepe id-nt.
Five sizes, fiom t'i to a>J. Principal wholesale and retail da>
pot. AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTAGENCT, No
7? Daaaa-al IW- feet east ol Broadway.
ralaaaakan CAltoaje. 1 ? INTERMEDIATE EXA
ATlONwill begin in the College Chapel on MoNDAi.t.b.
4, at o'llock, and be continued unnl WEDNESDAY, the
13th. inclusive. Hours of Examination from Hi to JJ each dar.
Tlie Senior atid Junior Classes will be examined from the I'll to
the Ith; Iba Sopbon ores end Freshmen from the 9th f-i the
18th, both days Inclusive. The Regenta of the University, the
Alumni of Iba College and | ersons cetierally Intere-ated in lie
cause of a good Education are invited to atteud.
( H AS. KINO. Pr. n 1, nt Columbia College.
Fmigrrnnt I ntrllt?r?'nce timer and Labor Uxchnngss
No. I Canal at., cop er of Centre at., N. Y.?The Office .s ealab
lished by the Obrnmiaaionera of Emigration, where can alwavs
be toerad large numbers of LABORERS and SERVANTS al
very low rates of wages, si d persona can have their orders tilled
by ur.ting to the Sui-eriiilerioent. and seating the aiieoint nas>
essary to pay the passage of the partirs re.|uired. No tees
tharaed to en.ployers.
JAMES P FAOAN. intyastataradant.
FaalnatP **lantpa 3 cents) for sale af this office.
-m^^mmmm^
Kcm fJnblicotiono.
s
A NOVEL OF FASHIONABLE LIFE
This is a rej rii t 11 a w, rk that has created the greatest et
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Selected Mil Translated. ?ith Fvpla: atory Notes, from tie
'? Mem' Ire? du Ree1 Jo?epb. '
Two tblrk Volume?, 12.no. Prieo ?I.
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trsiturrefthe character of Napoleon Hs was in aljiost ?Wir
eoan-.l-rii-etloi- with hie ktother Jc-e; h ?>o :i hie first emniiit
ment as e Oeneral of Brigade, down to 'he H'h IHtJH
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with mhat a wa-chful eve he cared for evru'he smallest thing,
i A distinaub-hed critic has obeerved in examining th,? early
( ?hee's. that ' Ri'Mtraphera wdl have to write their oiogrephice
> ol Nspeleoti over aft?j."
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, rroudoflbuir cnnrciies end lib r i? 'ig n-e:... proaai oftl.oir
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be baaatod kj the gtoet of i ten celit I Irce in the Pal*, e of t'.ie
. EsearfaL He mw BISIJIIIIsJ. tr0IU ,h* priests levee t . the
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I and Munlm | in i he ha* i ut upon pap, r all that was worthy of
record wk el ? <-.n .- bi der Ii? notice.
?* Bat thl* i* not all. He h*a aiveu ue a ki id of political his
aarr Bf ? aaata St ain. His book will inakeS|?msh |?>litl?,*ud
S| anish t ar'issnsbip. se fa jnliar to the Ameti ui realer as t ie
roo'hplsel ei hi* own 1 Hard*" and " Sof a'' Theaccount *>ven
of M. Sonic'? diplomacy, of hi* heroism, is not the lea*t iii'ersst
icg cherter in the work ; and the de* -i| tim of the Kcvolu I n
it IMS, BI d of the tliaht of Queen Cbri>tiua and of '.he San Lui*
t a! iat t. it gtaj hie. ii BttwCttva and m'emlius,
" It ii evident tnai the relation' of the Antic t at th? Spanith
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Ot a Bricut, Cmtubvmm
Jn of Nations ht the Op
I retivii ct i ha 1 oor.
Trn '.
Clint! n-av. Cong. Clmr h.
Mary .Mnnnieiie.
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Pit in i iir Waahiiigton C?JglB>
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Bi.uiiriu's Mi.*ioiiarv Life.
Protiai led MawttaajB,
John Eli.i t.
Tl ? Two Death* h oai V?
NYw Year'-, it Clover Hill.
Lord, what wiit Than Lave
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Song of the Old n Time.
A time and IV.ic.
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Letter of a Kansaa Man.
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Dr. Kane.
Association f< r Irnprov hag the
Condition of the Poor.
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1
? E B s o N A L M E M O I B B
MADAME JULIE DE MAEOUERITTEf.
The first of an orig.nal atory, which u ill prove one ol the most
brilliant, piquant, and eutertsiiiiug works winch has ever heeu
liven to the American public, entitled
FRIENDS AND FOES;
ML
THOSE I LOVE AND THORR I HATE,
will he commenced in
THE SUNDAY COI RI iCR,
ot. Sunday NEXT. Pehraary 3.
Tiii. smgi.lsr prialuctioti, though given un.h r the fuacinsting
i'i |sb ot hctu" U the la'Tnonal history of tint flat remarkable
WOtoan, MadamO de Mar.ueritte*?now Mr*. P,>?fer?written
by Bar sxpreaaly fbr the eelBmna of THE SI ND AY Col'BIER.
The revelation of the history of this ac-o iplisLed and eccer.
trie ladv : Bel adventures in the- Old World, Bud her escapade*
in tie New; her vsi ions fortune* a,id misfortunes; her de?.-rip
tn is of well-known MMMOMB. and her r velsMous of New
V oik society ; ?Itoge'hsr renuer it one ot tiie most singular and
ran antic nsrratives 'hut ha< e ever been pnbliahed.
The readers of THE SUNDAY I Ol HIER should be sure
i o' to faiiss tl e openint chapters of this racy work.
I HE COURIER aid he for sale by all the News Agent* and
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Prkto8 caaifg par copy, raariy aahacriptioa ?>2.
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[?-..? ce. tisetul everv day and to everybody.
" it is letter than all the grammars thst were ever written.
It -I ? u'.J l-e intr.duoed Into every family.'' (Ohio Permer.
' Fverv VOBBg lady who wnres for tha magagiues ought to
consult it before ? ompoaing another psge."
ML y. Evening Poet.
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i ave ii." IN. y. Observer.
Price .Tf ce Baa, S.rgle copies sent bv mail (postage paid) ua
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MKS. CAROLINE LEE HKNTZ.-We havo
in (rose ?ort will puhllah on ibe Vth of February one ot
the most bnltisiit and f tscit atii g works wliiih has ever been
[ubl'.shed in this country. It is from the gifted and elegant pen
of one of Ad erica's chou est Will BIB MlS CAR'/LI NE LEE
HENT^'?a lady who ueedi no flourish of trumpets to herald
her fame, for she has established a wor d wiue reputation years
agone. \V e may say. however, that in this new work she has
l ot only suataiaed her previous high repu'ation, but sha has
achieved a v icfory and reached a literary stand-poi-it far in ad?
vance of ,..y of her previous eflor's So s yell who have es
am r.ed tie manuscript, and we doubt not that this will be the
verdict of the critics when the book shall eppear. The scenes
are drawn in pact from fashionable life in Boston and New-York.
ERNEST LINWOOD
is tl.e euphoL.ou* title which Mra Henf* ha* chosen for this
new snd tu..: t emanation of her genius.
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IN THE LIPE OF
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NEW AND OLD WORLD'
WILD SCENES OF A HUNTER'S LIFE ;
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I . '. iled from the wr.t.Lgaof OERaBD. GORDON CUM
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WITH THREE HI NDRRD ENORAV I.NOS
sod
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NOW READY.-Bj tb? autiw of
" Walks tad Talks of Ml American farmer .u Erisueasd "
A JdCrlNKV IN VMM
SKAHoaiuy SLAVE BTATKS.
BY F KDFRICK LAW O LUSTED.
Dm t*!:m?. llano. TIS r*ag-* w ( . Wood Cite. SI 25,
This work* wntte I the a. .let, candid, go-d humored e*.|
man It atyla wbMth rendered I*" lather's previous narrative ?I
tr?te 1 so widely popular.
The petureequeend dramatic /Ntrl^Uat af SeiL^rm LHA?
?Ad Scenery with which it aboard*, wdi ceaxmeed it to tha
perotel of all rltssesef readers Brant* ir? f.l] and ts tailed accu?
racy of eheervttioii bj many matter* af greet cesatoietrial pot tea
cal and moral interest. eetaWwhee its perxaaneut Tale* a- . .n.g
a loa? frit tap in tvery library.
It la, In at crt. a readable and tnstwor'hy acsjonnt of oar ? wn
S*uth. sc<k as we hare in acoree ef vail suttee of TtanaVlants?
S at-a , I nrt kalt tti? intereat 10 r.t. fair, calm, a- ,I i ' a-soWs
In its treatment of topic* of rc*.twrvery, tbceagb frank a d at.'
mistakahir n. ei| resting the tat.V t'a own conclusion*
Tb* "-.mttem t alive'or predicts that this hook *?"*?',?*
?' rrrater 11 daeure on the a.:ads of voter*"* than I'd. is Tom ?
t ahm 1 ?* I a.1.
r
The :.. w Yoik Hail* Times *ar* ot it: " This week w ..I be by
ar the best yet | ublwbed en Use subject "
The .New-Orlte- a I ...is , !.. ... , .? ??u,bor: ? e.?*f
tar the be.t yet | ublwbed en thesubject
Ibe .New-Orlse: a Helta observes ot th
,? hat. I , MM ? were, he was not a wiliful.y <_
unter ?riter. V\ e would welcome a lew more ateu of bit .ell
her snout u?? prejudiced, but oiaalv aod honest." d
I'ari.aa.'a .\!m ' Hi. <*.j,, ..ear and anpre^ , Lead
r .t will be read with deep interest by North and -***utb
; ie. A? s bc-ok of travel merely, it ,* higidj fa*.,
it* shrtc lies sf manner*, kc., aul a* a Soak of pri.wiplr* It
it no le?* valuable."
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? SkouH It taken ta AosaespeM.c sisSM I.V. V AiBais*.
Pjl H B W I 1) 0 W B ED<> I I .
WHAT THEY THINK ?ff HER IN YVASHINOTON
'a.. iL- \\ s Ml St. n Ms ly HI..be " We are af eplil >n that
?1 . aj be k that has
EVER BEEN WRITTEN BY A PEMALKi
Ital we le.aM it at but Itttlt U a: v ?i.'.t mlcror, a* a mirth
rptril ( prodectfcej to' Bent 1 > ', liackers .'s ? Y ?diene
Elwefe In er*.' A* well a*being burner. '*, the ' Be<l.?tt Paper*/
aie , atin. ai. ar.d the ao'bores* has drawn *<ame pietare* that wn
isnaot but regard as very faitutul lepneeuUttou* mi what'he
had wiliie*?ed. Among these i* the Donation Party, which its
Uaittt weil w.tth the pries ol the b> k. YY'e say '? a.l-l uy,
tead and lauih."
Says The Louisville PailvVour'e't "They speak more ef
f. ctualtv to tb* teueral ear aud heart, even thouah they wbo
brer are' net aware cf the fact that tliey are Ir bihn s BTBMsl n.
T he ' Pajer?'t eevi not ? werd fnm us to those who v^ .w suj
t! inr of 11 eir etitacter; to those wl o do not we ??y they -ai -
n. t Ian BaS. n come into posse**.,>n of the rich wr. an I <e. lal
i.cu.or that
SPARKLE I.IKE THE PCHEST FOL'NT HNS
el not at -morgtL. green fields ot life"
Bays Ti e South, rn Literaty Messenger; * last rtrt .at hit
rf tie saesea. ana ??rovoet'tve . t mmtm asisst%4MM bstarss lae.h
te:-han atvbcH k *.u. e ' Maior J.,ne*'* ( onrr.bip ' aiVlSlsaj
w. uid ei.jov hours of real setiata. 'ion in drvii resaUn.' 'lei
ret ere s.u.:? It, it, k t g retavaitoi. >u li e prattual uia.i w <
to te an ured after the dsy'a toil??hordd pros are a copy of trio
Y\ i.li w hr.'ott. There le
Mi DRAW BAI K lO Till-- MEItltlMENT IT A KP' Rl >',
and all it* jokee are a* purs and ini.o. ent as the pranks of chl ol
h, ad."
Ibe Newark Daily Adveitser ?ayar " T"ha lau and 'k- aa .a
con u.erce with ibe ii.l'lsl chspter. and
Uli II EVERY PAi.K Uli: ?RIN WIDEN-i,
?1 i aa. Whew the Unnh awallows up everythiiw. ami
the ear* ru n diaap|war in the ever-expending month iihIC lie
I. Ian it.tlieice of this anasthelkal, mirth prev k. wa*t
Isxd od but'on tester!"
fit rri.'h l.tnOi,?w rea.lv.
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BY HARRDH K III NT, M 0.
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ajn *i eak thua of it:
'A pet ui any n tere*tmg book." [N Bedford Stand*''.
" It will unquesLouably Laie a large ?*!*."
[Evening Transcria?, Boat on.
"A bo.ik of deep Interest. ? [1'racti.sl i bri.il ,?
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" A bo k ?blch will prove useful to ?<?. u ly."
H'hrntlai, Soeretary, llar'fonl.
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the Atnth, the eam.stne** and B*yeotc>l> ?? >? of woman."
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" The au'i biogtapi.y of a woman hon bet?re b . true II its.''
I Ziel '? Herat I. Baersnv
JOHN P. JEWErt s. Cm. , I'uhi. bs i,
No. 117 Waihingtoo st . Boatsxa.
IS IT BOt?Tbt< B.iHtl.n Kvi nii.tf (Jtllfttt< ail)!.;
JL "Itberated m ? i.> ? bo bjst*| iMhv*>aaThy Bath] i Ne*
\ . rV, it i-l.-d ' Ja?ka>e and New tlrle..,,.,'ibvi the i?ld R.gi
mei.t, w fcicji old lined distinguished honor a' Bataklav t i* the
-nine that git so awfully whirled at the Battle of Near Or?
leans."
Serond Edi ion Read? This Dav:
JACK SON AND NEW ORLEANS)
A:. Aut) entir Narrali'.a of the \| la v. I,iev emeats of the
Amer csn Army under Andrew Jsck-um, before New Ot
lean-, in the V. inter of IHIt-'lA.
I'- v ALXXSM.XB W ALU KB,
Latent the N. O. Delta. With Eroirl-pie. e. Hau . e>| >\
Er. ni the New-Y oik IHni. | Post.
"Altl ough it would set tu almost m,|k*?ib|e to ?ay any'hi.ig
lew ?Im.ut the Battle Ot New Ort BS OS, we must ae'snow.. d/?
tb t Mr. Wolter bar here c< mpil' d by far ihn n on complete,
anil el tic and interesting accent rf that n.ennnhl* event
that has yet *| feared.
M Many hats last lag AacfS with reference at sssaesae aw s>**sas*|
enner?ed with thi campaign ot Now Oileans, n'e bronebt 'o
light; an eng ottier*. the fact that YV'ellingion ? >mc time csmo
neat reet ivmg tlie command of the etp idttlaa w'iich In eassas>
aw nee ? f the death ct Ro*<, was given to Paakafehaas, Euill
justice is done to tlie latter gallant aAVor, WsasSS character has
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I he bi.ti - es ot resin ellls or of oft , eis on BBtMg side, who
parsicipaled in the battle, are in some rase* csrried down to if.q
present day ; and many subsequent interesting details are girea
ol item, width in.pan to ibe lo. k ine li.> l.ns s of arotumuas
raucous narrative. The story is well fold in a plain, easy I'vle,
and is ei ruhed by accurate historical illiietrati uig froui many
sources."
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