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SEARS WONDERS OF THE WORLD,
II, Nature Art, and Mind.

This decidedly OF the mott beautiful and
oin1ss for YoUH PEOPLE especially issned from me
American Press We should like to give readers few
r,-,ct, from H. with Of the pictorial
smbslshmeDts with which it is adorued bur we found We
nnl NOT without doing Injustice 20 the whole WORK
w. viii therefore recommend all who in want OF "ork
- anert and vaiuone that viii ce and prove
ul in the family circle when the epemeral trash o the
dv has away aid . orgotsa-to purchase these
s.Jyonders Oae OF the Reviewers OF this work, III !ar
Sew.York Pager, appropriately remarks: The Ancen3
bo,sre of their SEyEs WONDERS but r Searss new and
invaluable work will prov, that Mods'is, can beast OF
cur THous sASp "eSDERs"
- Each OF the above works beautifully printed and
illustrated and put up N richy ornament-d bindings hishiy
,iantiug them splendid presents for people.
'T!sAsG AGENTS WANTED throughout the country At-
dress E. WALkER * CO. III Fulton ST. New York Clty.
yrnen SuPernsnGenrs ead Teachers Of Sabbath
Schools, " Agents Of Ner;papeEs and Periodicals. ~
posimaste and Booksellers roushuot the are
nectiuy requested to Agents The most liberal
per centage allowed 20 all who engage the sale Of
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lette. will be taken fion The office unless post pSid
II Iinis E. WALKER Co, Ia Fulton ST New Y ork
~ S.Tk eoIo-ed Ner;po CioThs 4jso Roche Cash
Shals and de Lauesa will be sold cheap Dc
'ns ssls 2! !ws BENNETT & RHODES, 4asi Broadway.
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SEARS, NEW AND B COMPLETE HIS
TORY OF THE HOLY BIBLE

From the Nelc. York Morning ColT7er and E07u:Tsr
This grand wc; Of some seven hqadrsd octave pages
magnfcentv bound ard the whole of the most
tactre and valuable tunes pre- ted To the public Tor
some time Those Will will be satisfied as We
are that will havea great sale ma; evidently been pre-
pared with very great labor and ith the
care called for compiling important work he eu1bel-
lishn,ens ntny them al exceeding great merit and II
thp-. SHOULD be auy objection rhe the
ness OF some them should weigh eagainst the richness
or the collection They have been got up
Younger class readers especially while the intrinsic excel
lence of the itself aside from all other
mnt riTa il great and unprecedented circulation. No
family calling isef Christian should be ithnut this book
and we trust that professor Of holy religion, who has
seen one of volumes and has the moderate neans
within his power will be houit Such treasure as this
would have been considered few years since as wonder
and the youth OF the present generation can hardly appreciate
The advantages which he possess over those VINO have ou
eyan recently preceded them For trifiing sum- o,r
generation NAV possess, IN this very sol urs, what thirty
sa1s ago could hardly have been purchased al any price
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DIED,

o" Wednesday 18Th inst Of consumption, Thomas W.
Wnecon. eyed 25 years
The relation and friends the family, also the members
Of knckertocer Lodge, Ne %, l. of 0. F., and ,he
Order IN general requested attend his funeral F
day morning 5lh inst half past ociock from his late
residence 9s Division
On Tuesday Dec 18th, cathane NJ, wife of Alexander
P. Walsh.
The friends of TIE family aad those Of her brother DR..
Jas NJ Quin aad Of her late father, Terence Qnn.
specially invited attend her funeral Thursday P N
from No. Amity a.
On Tuesday the 18th instant, TO O'clock Robern John.
son. aged 35 years.
On Monday evening ll,h inst after lingering Illness
Mrs. Anne Crone rect Of the late David Crone, Esq
the 30h year Of her age.
FINN hs M Il ass q" hs
city
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and ali ,temedate points the Grsa Southern Mail route
Notice hare by that Bags will be made up and
after this date the shove places All matter TO De srt
must be prepaid The number sent must b. marked the
package No correspondence will b other than that
isng 10 the package IL must b. understood hat no letter
private correspondence VIII be received for the Pubhets
Mail and should conceal the their newspa
r-rs or magazines they will be- dealt with according to the
laws of the Post Office Department.
This arrangement will br Of great adv anage 10 Publishers
their Agents and the community generally as It enables rub
fishers 70 forward their works small or large qusntcs 10
remote towns and 'syo te 70 enable yeadeEs IN the
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III.
SEARS,S BIBLE BLOGRAPHY q.

From The Neic-f 7 orN I'OushNfeDsle e!eE ul1t -
Among the multitude of Books various IN their ch
teT As in their external appearance which cons'ny issue
from the press pleasant point 10 ol real resu
in is letter aud spirit bus sanitary IN IS
,ndsn6y and Influence. Such the book to which vs.
now elssts and who are soons for the moral
yltars OF teir children and wards Ihis work contains
~ hngrauhical sketches OF the dis men
snSne3 Sessi T ia The scptu1e rom Adam John the Baptist
9th sketch OF the human life OF hs Re;feEer and dsSei
,s on the fulfilled prophecies and other matters highly
ntesting to the Christian: the whole luStTaed by about
I'VE r. nJsome bound in ceth and gilt, and sold az hs low
nric, OF 50 80.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday l2th inst the Church Of the Messiah b,
the Rev Dr.. osvle Dewey, VIM W. Paddon TO Margaret
daughter of Jonathan w. Odeil, all of this city.
On Tuesday Dec l2th Mercer street Church. by the
Kew Dr. skinner Mr. John Carn, OF Philadelphia to Miss
Mary Allen daughter of Mr. Charles Wsyland Of this city
On Tuesday, Dec. 18th, by the Rev. Isaac Ferris Mr.
Waldron Young Miss abby daughter of the late Eb-n
Knapp, Esq al Of this city
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

r..,o IA not much do,ag in either description
IS. end Pearls o64, with a few barrels
pssrs ~ .
ssso1-Tbcre !, rather a better feeling to-day and
COZ "a, 1900 bales the lil prices of Yesterday
pa 500 bale, are to arrive from Southern
oss ,Ts. a.. sa,chases are principally for shipment
ss' aSp MEAL.-The market is very quie;, and
sbos Inward tendency The Eastern demand is very
s'a Gepssee have been made at 62i although
Ia'. Ia'.-.r.,,r asked. Michigan and Ohio Sc; a 62i
i@n worth a. s73; fine middling l2i, mid
ssa,' sos 6a:; Ship s;utfs 75a 3 2s The only
lss r Southern of importance that we hear of is
Richmond City, HaTail' aioat, at so for
No Georgetown sells in lois at 625 IS
s.s,uine saa 1921 IS; Richmond Country 623 For
sHa', Itch, demand at . 90! rs for Jersey and
Neal MS. .os, B.an1ywne hhds sl2. Rye Flour is u.
s.,.,l. stoat Buckwheat 3 50 a 25 for common
no @ for fancy; Bags s. 2l2j; Half bbs So 25
NC : - ronipaly 10 IL Ship Stuffs !3 IL cents,
.,, saas ,nnplv A lot Of 100 bushels Virginia Ship
s'-s I'D some days since at IA Is cents.
sassJN-No,hinc sa, doing in Wheat. Buyers will not
views Of sellers The supply Of Corn and Rye is
~ md we hear orno transactions Of importance New
Com sells in small lots a, a. 4? cents; old,
scarce, Sc. measure. Rye IS 81 81 cents in the
ale of 1000 bushels Barley made for British
a. So cents Oats 81 33 cents and good
are retailing a, 8! So Blackeyed Peas
cf2 bushels with considerable sales within
is days.
r.iLOW-There is fair demaud bu, we hear Of 10
..,aD sales lot of 5000 lbs Mutton Tallow sold a,
scents, cash.
yRovisIONs.-The market remains very quiet at our
,;o.s quotations. The only sale have to notice is
su, 100 ,ierces Beef for the English n,are, at sla
sEEDs-Ths only sale we hear of is 100 bags Sicily
;;,,d at All, cash. Timothy is held a; SIS Sl4. For
i'm barrels new Clover 10 cents has been refused Old
psGl cents
GRoCERlES.-Durins the las, few days the demand
s been light, excepting fox Coees Sugars without
,ge prices Sales have been made Of 90 hhds crop
N,TOreaas 81 cents loo old crop, inferior good
i,6l 50 Porto Rico G IA; % ST Croix i $50 boxes
spvn Havana 63 u; and rs White do q, mos. By
,,ton 60 hkds crop Orleans sold 81 Cts,
And 4mos. There continues TO be good demand for
Coffee chiefly speculative. Prices however, have no;
d5 Che sales include $500 bags Brazil g u cents;
100 Angostura Is 400 Java lO2; 400 Laguayra u u;
80 Sunatra Il! 4 mos; and 1900 5000 StDomingo
5, cents cash. The Molasses market is quiet, without
fb, receipts of new crop The sales 3l2 hbs New
Ops Sugar house IS cents, mos; 100 hhls lla
v, for distlug previous arrival 2l cash. so do old
.c, New Orleans 22l; and so b5ls 25!, mos.
sKINS-About 1909 Curacao Goat, ailoat, have been
old at IS cents, mos.
spEbTER-A sale of 5o,ons has been made, to arrive
On terms not made public.
TEAsThsrs is fair demand for most descriptions, at
.,5y prices 500 half chests low grade Country Yonug
Hu have recently changed hands 32i cents, months
The stock is not large.
HEMP--We have only to notice sales of small lots
w,erro,ed American at $780, and dewroted Sllo, 6mos
Rpsa and Manila are dul
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
FOR SALE By
J, c. RIk ER, BockseI,er and PuhIishe

j. c. R!iA En-, Bookseller and Publisher,
IS9 Fuiton street, hear Nassau.
The Gfs for 'f4-a splendid octave volume
The Opal. Pure Gift for the Holidays" edited BIZ n. p
WLisrust,a'ed By Chapman. and supetb!y bound
The Rose ol Shsron-s Religious Annual edited by Miss
EGsaroa:
The Wn,errreer edited By Jno. Reese Esq-an eesau,
voiIne.
The Literary Souvenir, The Irs The Christian Offering
The Youths Keepsake. The Annuaette SC. SC
Also complete assortment OF richly bound Bibles Praye
Books Albums and Juveniles suitable for gifts de- mis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14
R1cH AMus1NG AND hiffNsTRUCTTEBOoH
He who blends instruction with delight,

He who blends Instruction WIN delight .
Profit with pleasure, carries all the votes
lust Published, 1rttk highly finished Portrait
ofis distinguished Edior Engrarsd on Steel by Dick
SEARS GUIDE TO KNOWLEDGE.
njenddly illustrated work comprising tie finest series of
embellishments presented 10 the American public, IN one
handsome large octave 800 pages. elegantly bound fce
owl s. 60 This splendid Volume comprises within seli
COMPLETE LIBRARY OF
Useful and Entertaining knc1ylcdSe,
in fom familiar in style and corionS ~ lnora-
embracing az range ef subjects Literature
Science and Art.
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
The WEoIe TiDsu Familu!

The WE0te tlPSy Fdmlly
~ The Family of Wandering Gipsies, six IN number,
that ever visited Aneca be during the
wholeday and evening, wthou. extra charge.
The FAST, rREsENT AND FUTURE.
She s Fortune Teller qfhs .,r,bls little
man. WtiGHING Only FIFTEEN POUNDS, remains
few days previous 70 saipg fer Euiope COMIC ME-
in which she sutains SIX different characters, IN
PRODUCING variety of Songs and d .nces
Mr. DAN RICE, only 10 years old: known as The
American Hercules, or Young Samson
is the strongest man OF his America Hewill exhibit
his wonderful muscula powers.
Mr. ii. q. SHERMAN, the popular Ballad Singer
TG BOOTH the Com!e SinS1E aad EHfayagabnz AM
lar negro songs, duets tros, parodies, sc.
The HoLYDAYs Magnificent Entertainments s. are .I in
nreparatlou for Ho under the direction OF the cee-
brsed Mons CHECKENl, formerly Of the Rasel Family
Day Performances Wednesday and SATURDAY afternoon al
three o'cl locl precisely the given every evening
Day vs.er admitted the evening except "ednes-
day and Saturday.
IS cents extra those who consult the Gipsy privately
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14
a Compani IN Daubgn.s History Of the Reforraa ton,
THE CHEAPEST BOOK OF THE
SEASON

INTERESTING TO ALL CHRISTIANS.
This Day Plblished-Price 81 Ia cents.
HISTORY OF ALL
CHRISTIAN SECIs AND DENOMINATIONS.
THEN Crgn Peculiar enets. and Present Coud,ion-with
an Introductory Account cf Atheists, Dsisr5,
Jews, Mshomedans, Pagan, &c.
By JOHN EVANS, LID.
From the Load Edition, Revised aud enl-ed
addition OF rue sststic. relating religious
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BY THE AMERICAN EDITOR.
In revised and coprist or this the best
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wthonit: An account of everr important division in the
Church Of ancient modern ogin-iDcludng Puseyfres
Campbete, Miiieres. SIornoaires, Hi k,es. &c. &c
viii found here. Such collection interesting materials
has rarely before been brought together
The work forms handsome volume, OF 28a pages
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book The has been observed in the com
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So great has been the popularity Of this work in England
that copies have been sold there It's deficiency N re-
spec Sects the United States amply supplied by
American Editor and forms book Of standard interest
and authority.
Published. and for sale by
BURGESS STRINGER, 222 Broadway, " l.
And by all Periodical Agents. fF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

RHEuMArIsM AND GoUr.-lt hardly seams worth while
!olos say favor Of the celebrated Hees Nerve
ahd Bone Linmeu and Indian egetab Elixir; Yet We can:
l9 help dong long there is likely to be one afflicted
And wcud now without hesitton advise all that
GoCbied with Rheumatism or Gout 10 20 TO Corstock y
to Conrtiand ST. (viere be sure OF getting tie
genuine, !, and rrScurr med.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14
PosT OFFICE, New York, Dec. IT, 1873
: ECy,cISSh HSn;!,-Let,er Bags per ROYAL Mail

Posi- OFriCE, New York, Dec. H. l8i3'
r. English Nfa!l.-uetter Bags pei ROYAL Mail
Steamer CALEDONIA which leaves Boston en- en- a ~
the 10th inst will be closed at the pe and Lover roH U
ns oens ts M The inland postage Of Isl cents on
The Postmaster desires call the attention of merchants
snd Others rwardns letters to ETrone by this mail 10 the
bv the admiralty agent board the steamer Saedona, on
her rr from Boton, and returned 10 the Pos, Once IN
paid TO the Post Office.
3 M s'Iiz s esS oHS dEAH1N ffsf ssfn zs"'
~ Dr. Felix Gorrnli.i's peu;:rs Subtitle billie
will completely and permanent eradicate supenons human
ssiaa sSl' lss 'sResi S sbBo nj beard lind
ess y h s the
81 er bottle directions French and ERssh ;E NJ, Nv
naysa Brown, & a'4: s Jordan
Ib Bo;,o4 Gray etes W WOIeese[ Se[
wich; Tonsey Rochester, n. y; Gu4, Bangor; White,
Cam be seen tested before buying Preof positive tl and
mistake. % lmSit
r. italian Chemical soap-ForT curing reckles
asss ss?a'iVa nd aolEess o Skin Tbs soap
remarkable o4 recent chemical discoveries Its enoient aud
VINO use recommend One cake, 50 cents, warrant
to g II & o oos from the to cofneq of aqa BoS
way Agents Alk street, Boston; 76 Chestnut street. Pin
,6slphia: GRAY Poughleepsie Toasey Rochester, Myers,
Srrm Trinr New Newark diet
BRUSSELS CARPETING.
~ just received, inyaice# Of BRUSSELS
CARPETlNGS, which, with Cur stock on hand comprise
the mos; sp adid assortment The Ct-toI sale Cheap by
| d8 c,yis 25i Broadway, topposiie City Hal)
ENGLISH DRUGGETS.
~ small invoice of superior quality new pat
terms ana 0isA' eoi01clSfW G ". 5.s Smith S COMPANY
dS 2ws %! BToadway, lorpo'its City Haii)
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS.
~ y,,st received, several new patterns OF Engsh
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, which, together win our iofnei
the largest and most elegant assortment OF Cloths ever offered
L. W SMITH & COMPANY,
Dc Owls 25i Broadway. (opposte CITY Hali.l
K NEuffs, Ms,tTs, asWffs-Ofvery superior quality
anorg which OF the finest NataTal and baSS Lynx
70 be found III the cty-fo- sale az Wal syn ..
Hat aud Fur Store, Isl Chatham 81
N B. Ladies would DO we'll call examine previous 70
purchasing elsewhere Tapped Mufs of every description
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

~ Pew in Eighth-strect Church.-For
sale or lei the Pew No. e8 in Dr. Macauiey's Chmch IN
Eghtseet. The situation is eligible, on the east SIDE In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

,,o,;. 50 2s5 .72s; deposits 5000 ,aas; due banks
IS sp6asle Bank notes aud balances 427 437;
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

. q Is43-Second Advent Mcetinss.1r,,Lec- Lee
asya, halfpast 10 O'clock a. NJ 2, NJ. and at in the
Tsning Professor Whiting Will Lecture IN the eyeune-
i r. The Midnight Cry published every Thursday D! j.
= Hines, at No. Spruce :; IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

~ Notice.-In compliance with the PROCLAMATION OF
s @ Governor Of this State there will be religious service IN
NE NE John street Episcopal Church tomorrow morn
P.P. Sanford Dis Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

BeNare Of Coterftit,.-ln orlerto avoid being imposed
upon BY couneeter be PARTICULAR 70 purchase from none
except advertised agents the Office aud general depot
No sS9 Greenwich 81, New York.
0iAceS devoted exclusively the sale Of the medicine
NOl9S Tremon; street. Boston, and.Nol69 Race street. Phil
adephia.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

DEAFSEssNohin2 made has proved more beneiical
all Complaints of the ear than Dr. AlcNars Acoustic Oil
TO be found at 81 Courtland st,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

0yE WORD TO THE SEpEST.RY--ThoSe who from habit
aecuat are kept muc! withia dooG; SHOULD remember
per expansion OF the lungs hrt owing of exercise the
bowels become cOsvc aud he humers which should pass
OF added the circulation. Hence proceed asthma,
coughs pain in the side and he dach eddness, pal
pitaon Of the heart and many other symptoms of 10 ded
ad eorup, state of the blood Wrights Indian Negeable
Pills will ound to dsperse all the above unpleasant symp
toms as bya charm rhree or fonT Pills taken once IN q
every kind from the bod used occasionally,
keep the bowels regular will comricy free the system from
those humors which all the cause OF Illness and
will most assuredly enable those who lead seden,ary life
Ellny nertsct anh snrn d hral nh.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14
H. A Card.-R WEBER formerly of Canal street,
having formed cope rn-rship with Mr. P. BAKER, has
comrlCnced under the firm Of
WERREP g. RAEFR

at iC Broadway doors above Grand the manufacture
OF Ladies Misses and Chdrens Boots and Shoes where
tIey will furnish all articles their line of business OF the
very best materials aud Workmanship and the same time at
reasonable prices Ladies who wish fitting boots orshoes
for themselves or children have only make trial at our
enlistment be satisfied ,ha, we perform all we prom
Apy orders from the old cusomefs Off Weber oat OF
the city will be promptly attended our establishment,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14
PLEASE READ THIS!
SEARS POPULAR PICTORIAL WORKS.

SPLENDID GIFT BOOKS FOR THE APPROACH
ING SEASON
Published and gold at IA Fulton-sereet. NeTTYork City.
HIaroar CT BIBLE vols in plates 90
Bible Biog{9asthy e 4t y21 gao psts; ie5 90
Guide 70 knowledge 500 Rates; ..... ~ ~
Pictorial Illustrations the Bible vos GOO plates 90
Gifts ara ,ha beads Of Menoryi rosary,
W-rereon she Tsckors kind remembrances
OF friends and old affections"
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y y ,.a,s-csretaliy reported forsTHe Tribune.
siarkeS WEpSsspAY. Dec. l3.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

sEsRIEGs CORDIAL is sold at No. Murray 81 o3lu
-sr-sn--
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

There ia not mach do,as in either description.
Asahso ss,. end Pearls o64, with few barrels
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

y CoMsTocKs SAgsApARlLLA is warranted as good as
any The hall the price Of Others and IN as large
bottles v7 50 ceuts per boytic 81 per dozeG. SUIT your
salses. 10 be found only at q CouItiand 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14
-. Ital,an Cl,crniCai Sonl,-For curlng freci!es,
BRUSSELS CARPETINC

~ just received, an invoice Of BRUSSELS
CARPETlNGS which, with onG stock on hand comprise
~ c. w. SMITH s COMPANY.
dS c,yis 25i Broadway, topposite City Hail.)
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

- The Invisible wig so closely resembles the
pal bead OF HAIR that scepcs and cornoisseus have pro-
bounced the perfect and extraordinary of the
S The grea, advantage of this novel and unique Wig
ers made without weaving which canses its ap-
faseace so closely 10 resemble the natural hair both light
and natural appearance 10 deiy detection texture
s beautiful porous and SO FREE that IN N all cases Of
ss ayad tins noy fad d efaa,1t1l , Wis and '
e. Barry 6 Broadway of Liberty street, stars
q Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

DEALE'S NEW-YORK MUSEUM AND PIC
I TURE GALLERY.
A Dollar's North for l2t Cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

AZ. wire Window sti0Jes-hlanufactRre 10 o.
I OF size shape or figure ard handsomely tte II
nany frames pario hlSeine:it, ocf ant other windows,
11aadeors, screens for public roon:s, &c, by
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

These beautiful Shades unlike all Others adm, all the air
10 I shs into e soo and er.sct vis pto the s'Eeetat
en and keep nusQuitoes and ether insects out and
's'y Ornamental iva ixtf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

Passengers Arrived
In the ship Hi5ernir, from Lrerpool-Robt Ayscough
and lady, Ayscough and lady Edmund Ayscough and
lady; and 25 steersge.
In The brig Chaires, from Carthage Dezanhad',
Emile Balen, Peter Thomas.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14
ENGLISH DRUGGETS

ENGLISH =DRUGGEIS.
NJ A small invoice of superior quality, new pat
terms ana bright colors-for sale cheap bj' ,.
's'"' @1N c. w SAii III COMPANY,
d6 2wis 25 broadway, (opposite City Hail)
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14
OFFICE NO. AsToR HOUSE.

a NEW ANNUAL.
JUST PUBLISHED BY D. APPLETON & CO.
THE ROSE,
OR. AFFECTIONS GIFT FOR 1914.
EDITED BY EMILY MARSHALL.
Illustrated with elegant steel EAgfs vlngs-Ichy bound
in morocco gilt-Ptice Sl25.
The editor has chosen medium in the choice OF his sub
jects thus rendering it desirable present for all ages
rhe Rose has bloomed again, and glad that
il is as fragrant and beautiful is happy mature
Of poetry and prosean offering grateful alike cultivated
taste and elevated py We predict that will De among
the most popular annuals for the year.
Albany Eve. Journal Nov. 90.
D. A. & Co. have also received all the
SPLENDID ENGLISH ANIMALS
for the ensuing year, viz
The American in Paris, very elegant
HeathS Book of Beauty do.
Heatfs Keepsake, DO.
Ackerman's Forset-NIe-Not do
Friends hips Offering, do.
Likewise magnificent assortment Of splendid Oxford BIZ
b,s Standard and illustrated Works. in elegant bindings, &c
dis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14
IKHz1STT7 NEGROES

situation In manufacturing
w abl;shmeut az cutter; salary not much object
ermsnes, situation. linz left aths Office will be attend
d Y. aI n;r.., -o C,ttcr dll 1ts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14
PER STEAMER ARCADIA.

TWO CASES entire new style goods tor gen
i temens wear constituting assortment which, IN poiny
and figured Vevets embroidered Cashmere rich Silks and
Satins Dress Vests, Stripe and PLAID Casmers SPLENDID
from our Lodon seat and We would here suggest e our
M to tb. attractions az 23 Broadway and retain the puta
ton of the Establishment for moderate prices
No VI " WM. Il. JENNINGS & CO.
,,,:.r Dr,p.rs and Tailors
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

TIcGA Lecture by Rev Prot NAFFITT to be delivered
the Methodist f Church. of Catherine in Madison ST.
next Friday Evening Dec. 18TH 2. 9 O'Clock.
PROGRANtfE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14

~ Ti.e Ladies' Senman's Friend Society
of he South Ducch Church OF Murray and Church
s,s VIII hold FAIR for the sale Of useful and fancy au
6 es in the basement Of the Church. Wednesday and
Thursday, the 2t and li;h st-to commence at y O'Clock
each day, and through the day AID evening All
fr.euGy 10 the cause invited 10 attend. dl3Zr