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g.. ELLING oFF! SELLING nEEt
MVltENCH DAWES,

EiNkENCH LAWNS,
ID SILKS IND BER.4GES,
SELLING OFF AT PRIME COST AT No. 1875
M'HRhET STREET. The subscriber wishing to
reduce his large stock Of FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, would respectfully call the attention
OF clzens and strangers the very great "Bargans'
that are now offered in
Rich Fancy and Staple SILKS
French BERAGES aud BALXARINES
French Scotch Lawns
French and India FOulard SILKS.
Rich ShaWls and Scarf; French Embroderies; Eng
l>h aud German Thread LACES; Linen Cambria
Hdks silk and Cotton HOSIERY, GLOVES. sc.
blso-CLOIHS and CASSIMERES; Marsri!les
kinds
N~tountry merchants will finl the wholesale
rooms Cup SiarS) weI supplied with the choicest artI
GIes Of lhe season. For sale on the most acc0mmo-
dating terms.
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
No 1876 Market Suret,
iyl0 'PR1 fourth house above Irbt.
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HSDR SAIIE.-A most valuable COOK, washer and
Il ironer 81 years Of age with her children, boys
IA, Z aud years old, and the child months old,
slaves for life Also for sale, mulatto bow, years
of te slave for tG black man, 81 years Of age to
serve Ii years, COOL far hand; boy Is years of
age, TO serve Is years, good waiter and coachman
BLACK woman, fom the country, 26 years of age, 10
serve about years, good cook washer and ironer;
black woman 20 years OF age to 20 years with
her child years DID, a slave for life, a good cock
washer and ironer; black boy, Ii years of age to
IA years, very smart and active about the house
For other particulars apply TO l.. f. SCOTT,
lyle Slave Agent 10 Exchange Place.
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EE GLASS NIGHT ANU MORNING Or
II 4 ASCG'S SARSApARTLi4A SYRUP IN MI
NERAL WATER
VIII keep the system i'll healthy condition during the
summer months.
Every person should drink freely Of this delightful
syrup, as It not only Oms one Of the most pleasant
drinks ever discovered bn,
PURlFfE3 THE BLOOD
And ensures health to all whu drink it
HANCE'S nARSAPARILiA IN
MINERAL WATER,
Is drawn flesh f'om the Fountain at SETH s,
RANGES NEW STORE, No. los BALTIMORE
STREET. ie25
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STEWART & PURDY.

.kFr=a, FOR RENT-The store and Dwelling
stN.;I attached, in Forrest near Hi len ST. adjoining
RNim Kenaedy's Hotel. Enquire of Mr.. Medinger,
AMHiIL next door, or of Samuel Merryman, at Mr..
Warfeld's corner of st. Paul and Fayetle streets.
iyQ-pndtt
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BARGAINS! BARGAINsM BARGAINS 9!

BARG AIMS! BARGAINSM BARGAINSM
"A YOU WISH something handsome, neat and
vi good call al the call NEW STORE"
No.75 BALTIMORE STREET,
three doors below Trpolett's alley.
Where yOu may find a variety TO sit your taste, AT
prices that cannot fail ~ peasC-our assortment con-
ssts in paft0f
Rich silk, Thibet, Barege and Mouseline SHAWI.S
Handsome BAREGES for dresses
Mourning do do
Mourning and Second Mourning LAWNS
Lace Muslin; GinghamS; Camhrirs
MouSelBe de LANES; Alpaccas, DomhaZiuCs
Summer Cloths Gambro0ns
PLAIN and Fancy DRiIhlNGS
Cloths; Cas>imGrGs and CASSINETTS
BeacheG, Brown and blue COTTONS
pckingS, Checks and Cotton Yarn
A CO@ipctG assortment Of HOSIERY
A splendid assortment of GAIiCDES from g. to 25
TABLE CLOTHS and COVERS
Cambrics, nimIy ana Mosquito Netting
CRASH and STAIR LINEN
Gentlemen'S Pants Sufls, from 10 cts. 81 per yi.
{h3- To which we respectfully invite the attention
of the pHchasing community. fully satisfied they win
find il TO their interest to give call before pur-
chasing. j. l., WEBSTER & co.
No. 70 Baltimore street,
j7-t below gripOlett's alley
MANS, FANS, FANS. have just received a
Il fresh supply of Fans, paper with wooden
handles, and a very handsome painted Fan, with car
we'd sticks u very handsome article for presents.
liz fri ], NJ, HAIG. l1l Rnltimnrp ST
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4 hiLED SILK S-By the yard, square or piece,
WY large or small quantities, on hand aud for sale
by JAMES NJ. HAIG,
jyl5 fri l2l Baltimore street.
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NIB EIOVAL. The subscriber begs leave 10 in
Ia form his friends and the public in General that
~v'S> he has removed his UMBRELLA, PARA
Fg7NA SOL and SUN SHADE STORE and FAC
TX No. 80 NORTH HOWARD STREET SE'i "a a
few doors below Lexington, east side. Persons in
want Of good articles in the above line would do well
to call before purchasing elsewhere 90 Umbrellas
and PaIasOlS COVERED and REPAIRED at short
notice AMI on reasonable terms. RecOlect the num-
her, IS North Howard street. Sign of the Lady with
the ParasOl. THOMAS l.. ENNIS,
jyl1ti Practical Umbrella Manufacturer.
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FARMS AND HOUSES FOR SALE.

FARMS AND HOUSES FUR SA LE.
A Farm on Hartford road, containing SIS
1SsyA acres; and another adjoining of 50 acres,
IsseMn about miles from the City; also, choice
SH9.market place. four miles Frederick road,
FOR SALE-A new two story and attic Brick
House on East Baltimore street, near Broadway, for
$50; one on s. Exeter $l050; one on NJ Caroline,
$500; and one on Jefferson $3.50. Apply at the
OLD TOWN AGENCY OFFICE,
iyl7-d No. l2S North High street.
AWHAT DO THEY IN THE NORTH? SC,
w Levers new work, the Neves complete,
for sale by HlNCkLEY, at l2l cents per copy. He
also has for sale Wandering Jew, latest Nos; The
SmuacIer; New Post Office Laws; No of Montfzu-
ma the Serf. ives
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NNOMpOUED SYRUP GUM ARABIC
- For Coughs, Colds, Whoopng Cough, Sore
Throat, Asthma difficult breathing and Soreness in
Arabic combined with other remedies which renders
it one Of the most efficient medicines for the above
named complaints ever offered for the relief of suf-
fering humanity. 1t has maintained high standing
for eight years. and needs only fair trial prove the
truth of the above statement Prepared only by
G. X. TYLER,
ap24 corner East Baltimore and High SITS.
I'D BROWNING, IMPROVED
h3s PATENT REFRIGERATOR AND
BUTTER BON MAKER,
No I3 COMMERCE STREET,
m2I-3m near Pratt.
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HE ANCE'S SARSAPARILLA, VEGETABLE
n u OR BLOOD PILLS.
FOR PURIFYING TIE BLOOD.
removing bile.
correcting disorders
OF the stomach and bowels,
cosveucss, dyspepsia swimming
in the head, sc, Persons of full hahit,
who are subject to Headache, Gddiness brow
Sness, and nglng in the Ears, Arising from too great
flow of blood 10 the head. should never be with
out them, ms many dangerous symptoms
will be entirely carried of by their
immediate use.
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THNHIER'S HISTORY OF THE CONSUL
IL ATE AND EMPIRE IN FRENCH. Just i'm

"a ATE AND EMPIRE in FRENCH. Just I'M
ported and for sale by L. LUCAS, Jr,
No. 10 Baltimore street
Historic DU CONSULAT Ell DE L'EMPIRE
par A. ThieIs. AnciCn President du COHSeil DIES N;l
istres. TO be completed in 10 parts Parts /, and 3
now for sale of the cheap French edon.
Also, Il few copies Of the fine edition. with por-
traits of Bonaparte rs lst Consul, Napoleon aS En-
peror, Sou!t, Prince Eugene, Bernai0lte, Alexander
lst frederic Augustus William 3i of Prussia, Fran
els l,t of Austria, Murat and THEIRS together with
many handsome wood cuts. iel6
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CARD. Received direct from the manutactnr-
LA- er, Levi Browns celebrated Diamond pointed
Gold PENS, the genuine article; also, gold and silver
Pencil Cases, with Jacksons superior Leads for PEN
Gil cases. supply of the above articles at All times
in store for sale by G. d. CLARK, Wafer street, Sc
c0nd door from Calvert, al the lowest rates.
N. B, Gold and Silver wanted. iGlA-Cotf
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a 'LOSING OUT SUMMER STOCK. We
ware now closing out our stock of SUMNER CUT
GOODS, without regard TO profit We have vet on
hand beautiful French BhLHARlNE and LAWNS,
which we are selling off at exceeding low prices.
Also GENTJ ENEN'S WEAR, consisting of sin
gle mild fancy CASSlMERES, TWEEDS, GAM
BROONS, plain white and fancy English DRILLINGs,
and Duck ditto, of fine and supertne qualities; black
French DRAPE D'EpE; Grape face aud plain SUM
MFR CLOTHS, &c.; plain and fancy silk, Satin,
Cashmere AMI Marsecs NESTINGS; with many
other seasonable goods, which we are determined to
close out. Persons wishing Bargains may rely on OBJ
tanning them, by giving us a call.
DORSEY & NELSON,
No. 65 Baltimore.
Also, on hand, large assortment of SUN SHADES,
PARASOLEITES & PARASOLS, of the best quail
Y, cheap. ie2l
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EDARTfCULAH NOTICE. The public are
M respectfully informed that they can with Ger.
talhty obtain the genuine SllERMAN'S LOXENGES
from the advertised Agents, who alone have the arti
cie fresh and free from adulieraton. We would also
caution them against pedlars Of Vernfuges, &C.,
VINO in order TO sell their miserable mixtures try to
cry down the Lozenges, which are the only safe,
peasant and etfectual Vermilige in use. The DR..
mas also Cough CaIhartic, Restorative, Laxative,
CamPhor or Headache Lozcnges; also, Poonnan's
Plaster Ofris Tooth Paste, &C., which can sc had
only from mo fnIInwilr aupnts.
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
NHlsHING EXCURSIONS

~ TO GUNPO WDER End BUSH RIVERS.
,, Parties and individuals can leave the
,NN3@Ia Depot, Pratt street, in the passenger train
ktyt4ftY of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
.---ll- ,el-~-unorc Railroad Company DAILY. Tex
ctpt Sundays) at O'Clock, A NJ, with the privilege
OF which will stop at the Bridges for that purpose
~ care for the round Trip FIFTY CENTS.
SPECIAL lrkels are prepared aud must be procured
nj lHe oiicC before starring, 9th, rwsu iull rates will
DC required by the conductors, both going and return.
ing. GylaI A. CRAWFORD Aren't
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NNHETE THREAD PRINCES FOR
w SCARFS AND SHAWl.S. have on hand
and am continuing to manufacture, fresh supply of
White Thread Fringe, which will sell by the yard
or piece. JAMES NJ. HAtG,
Jyi0 lPJ I2l Baltimore st above South
EgLtACHED MUSLINS AND FLANNEL S.
~ Ju.t received, IN cases aud Al Bleached
MI Sims; 10 bales 4, 7 and A Brown do
Also, few bales Red aud White FLANNELS, and
o sale at the lowest market prices by the piece or yd
B. II. RICHARDSON Il co.
No 223 Baltimore street,
Jyl5 IARl First Dry Goods House below Charles
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Sworn TO be ore me, this 3llh June, lS45.
lylb-CO3t w. +. HEyRMEYER, MayOI
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AA1 LILLIAN w. LEE, fAsEluE1BLk Hale
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No. 4 NJ GAY-sT
Gentemen's RazOrs set nj The shortest uotica ala
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GITUATION WANTED. BY young man
~ in grocery flour or commission store, or any
other mercantile business where he could make him
self useful to his employer-the very best of refer
ences in regard to character, sc. will be given.
Apply quicklya at
LIZ SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
iy!6 No, 10 Exchange Place.
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And at retail by J. w. BARRY, corner Pearl aud
Market streets; JAMES SrANSBUkY, broadway,
Feli's Point yl--lm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

FuHaNg Us orr rREsFAssrs As WE FORGIVE
rnase wNo rRxsPAss AGAINST U.s. IL heeo hsfo-
~ \, asked whether the Mr.. Cameron mentioned IN
H. nnccdo,c from the Kingston Herald, al
Ter. ,h,, uravcr OF which this sentence Is part.
httl,, irl about Twelve years OF age was lately
tried convicted and fined by Mr. Macfarane for
tskihr oae gooscbcrry the property of Mr. Angus
camonn The fine was IS cd and the costs VII!
make tho whole about -. When this case was iirs'
mentioned 10 us we could not believe the account
hui itnroycs 10 be quite correct The parties 'esioe
on w ollie Island, and the glri' VINO Is a sooD, Az
dgstrous child. OF respectable parents ha W fnS' fn
Nr ,,,rrr,n's garden in going 10 and fro ior mix
- .,-.f.rrv bu -h grows close 10 the fence, and she
ont n;,t her hand anc took one berry Mr. cameron
say, her came and selzlng her py me ann uias
G her 10 rooi.hoQse which has cellar in'o W Inch
he put her by trap door.
~ !. Tho girl was excessively frightened, and
screamed herself almost into fits. She strove to
raise the trap door, but Mr.. Cameron put stone
upon IT, and left her there Still the girl screamed
md struggled 10 raise the door. and nt last got her
head through when it caught her by the neck,
and she would have been stranSled. but Ar. came
ron servant went and let her out she having been
in the cellar about an hour. Every body else would
have though that she had been more than sufficient
IL punished for taking one berry, but Mr. Cameron
did not think so for next morning ne came over 10
Kingston took out warrant 10 arrest the girl ioT
stealing his fruit and had her brought before Mr
Macfariane. who fined her 2s cd and costs He could
have bought half bushe OF gooseberrles Tor IS "a
I'VE make no comment this case 1t SPEAKS
for Itself An appeal has been taken 10 the quar'Si
sessions. and It will be seen %neue, any J1i w.
brand bamcless girl as thief for taxing one perry
of the value of the twentieth part OF n iar'hihg..
The girl did not dream OF any wrong LOT hoDocy III
the country thinks anything OF taking e" oeiIiee'
or anpIes. or cherries Many persons make their
peighbors welcome 10 much fruit as they can eat
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
rtlg TRIBUNE.
sl,Ss Ssa s>>',sSa NeeP.ASe
~, (,t%$eSS S<Ns fSts POOR.
~ ~, .sM


~ ,fS,,s ~ ii ss2sg asa,s 'Ss', their allow o0G
" ,,.s..3 -. g, ,thei,-
"a, ~ s,,S away, S.S.s sys sa Aa>'es sIsh.s aV
49, .Ss eSS. =, tss ss., Szae W ,eS 's'e s>S'>sS1'
>sas..Sas 1eNSs ,Ss esWEssv>$-l>>i essv's s'i 'he
SV~s
), -. -, v<.,,s 81 N4gA.e .Aefs. >sAe se~erS et va
%, 49, 49, ss ss~vse.s s>>s- ssas ..,.ny
sr, ,y,..o asaSS, sss1 Ss|eS, 10 "N''y 'a't Snrr
,, 49,. 10y s., ~ S4es ss'.. ~f'sl esre'h ias tho
ta,, s1,ys SSs tYaes ssssass elagso, ser wish me
,saes,-asSs ttesss lssa 81
Sous svpe sa. arvss ssA ssNss "a iess;'a ",'
Nss-ss gs,s gaeA'aesa ~''s @.'i"l" ''' ''''''@'
toss ss.. zSs rs>S& ,se,ye>a sa1e'A ''s 'ae fe's'
to,> s,s ~; s.a<sd;, ,,sg ees bie anrsi,on seas
I,,..,-e, - y. ASA, - RISK Intervals e ease
- 80, - ,,,., ,w.i,y sy aas !esve 'hem to de-
>,,..,.s.. 80 s....s.s Good c'svsA for she f0OE
A., .s. *. .s. asa &saoysaeo osssarss their siinpe
=, ,,,.,>,,, ;,-l.es-Sies the lone sequcstcrcd
s,sN, 1s~>s - ysliass Of salvation 10 imploTc;
~ s.,cl Aevgs sSe sGGaeaes' hSa.ih-eod cslcia Tor
", ,rSey:. .ss segpso shra ard His eye is Der them
-v s.ys e.-.A. Messing TO psr.ake esrh's duiies 10
m li.s4s, ras: s-aes above Them may be theirs ior
sA ~, :A-=a Q. ,he Promised Lsnd-God esre'a ioF
a.. ,-v,- .A VIZ .c,afuiy theit homel!ness deridc.
~" :. .";. - ~ ,,-.se fore
:, .sy u, hsyn rsAi and priced tha, Book OF sacred
wSea SHOWS how lovingly God csTeih for the Poor
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
yEJINDOwsIiAoEDEPUT. No. $

SVINDOW SHADE DEPOT, MOI sppce-r,- New
w YOrxThe only enuaciory OF any extent In the mt
ed States The Subscribers oder for sale the most splendid
" Shades which could be collected together
consisting OF the following styles:
lOCD0 psirg beautiful Gothic, painted by artists These
all vie Of celebrated places in Europe
i0n pairs OF assorted Gothic ConntGn and Landscapes,
such generally s0ld e1out the City.
75 pairs of beautiful CcrlntGian, painted in Florence
100 pairs of OF the most celebrated Paces in ts
country.
5000 pairs Of cheap Shades, from 62t TO 81 81.
We pledge ourselves sell 100 per cheaper ,lan
any other hous, in Newly ork. Persons wishing
OF getting tbs useful articles shown
through the painting rooms with great plcasure
Signs, Banners and Interior Decorations be
PASSED. Trimmings of AZ kinds manufacturers prizes
Persons buying 10 sell again. dealt with the ber
ri Ierrus. o2O SIN BARTOL i Dr. HAUNY.
ERENCH WINDOW SHADES !-J. c. Wood.
ford, 1854 Broadway, has just received extensive
sorluent OF the above Shades varying from - feet IL
sngt Also invoice of French Landscape Paintings OF
new designs, &c- COnnthiHn Columns, &c. The invoice
contains about 100 prs low priced and viii DO sold accord
ngly.
N B.-Merchants and Upholserers buying sell again
will De allowed liberal discount Next door the
OF Resde-s Latarge's Buildings lnl5 J. C. WooDFoRD
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
List of Letters Remaining in the c. S. City pes'
patch Post, December 10, 1S45'
r Plee.e mention The DATE et' tic Est

p,,.,. ,~,tio, n. DATE Of Tie Eist in rh:ch the
~. adr,7.i.,d LADIES' LIST.
& ,Dereres;, Miss FL McGuife, dss N
,r - - Caro- ,uira ry A.
Alan, Mss o Dese,, Mrs Sarah Marin Phoebe Ann
me ,,t.. rI;-, Mitchell! Miss julia
At..a' h.h ~ ~, :; 20, q 5s Motfaii. NisI EiiZ-
,ss-.o, NJ. la. Tts ~ ~ = a., o.; tf abe;h
ALes'son' NC -' 80 Fox MFsMnIla Il Martou Mrs "A.
pH,isr M,s Caro & d III MsnderviIe, Mrs.
ID. u Guthrie, Mrs J smes Mergsrete
,ttt .Le - ~, ct,, Hudcleion, Miss II
.et's, ''@' Mary Jane REYNOLDS, Miss Ca
poesasW.' r,rz,h Hubbard, Mise Eli lherine
R0fssTa R0S'sa' Me-. Lv zabe,t Rrqua, Miss Julia
a.. r. - ~ ~ Hruaa, Betty
pinl.,oof S,5 ,ti.s Heart Rosey Stewart, Mslda
~ ~ ~ tis!l, M-s Anna 4 Sniston, Mics Ellen
gixby Mary Csts, J&h t,a ~ "a sar.S ~
60 IA, ~. fscI.nn Mrs Ssul Smith, Mrs. E:Ea' 'at
liza q VI ,tss
Cnrrv Mrs NJ A. ,Lvnch MissannsC sacerVeer, Mss
Chi.end-D, MrsJo- Loaf, Mrs tLuo.S" w.
saha ,, r-.s VI Ward Mis-, Rosaiie
Ss, "a IL ur,yiNiIer Miss WI Woodward, Mrs.
No-'--e' ~ - ialn.st) (Meder-la1e.)
r.,,,.- Mia. Eli. lNrcLauchiin, Miss Winter. Sarah
Zahs,h ~ ! Iysadam-s;.j Williams MissJ ane
ID
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

kDSES'S GliANS.EABLE LOCh.-Thr prrru-
AtiOus OF this Lock amount IN Tho larger spccHsns 10
rlionI and coLsdcrcd the uosI complex puzzle hat
!nvsnod by tho ingenuity OF man Gdipus him.
acf perfect embodiment OF mysteries, and
tho Gord!an kuo, simple III comparison Even II 3
hisf possession OF the key sing!e change would
as csc;usly his sres. II the lock mas OF
adsRut Tier. doubt IN ls mind OF sny rca-
sopabe being srr an examination ofonr f,bsse Locks that
they afford perfect security snst even mo naAer himself!
though f.rusea with pl!cAis OF Tho Original kcy
very hsndHoms specimen may 10 seen nj The sanandcr
Safe of Sir s. c. Herring, lD Naer'sl and
h liberty try hia ss In the a;iempt 10 orca II, win 40
understanding that hs shall rccciv. 81 900 c suecredL
Joncs's Chsnsegba LocBs manufactured 81 ar IL G.
JUns-s Lock MRuufaetory NswRtk. NowJorscy and FOR
ssia by < G. Herring 99 Water, corner o Depsysar-s
MIA I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURES.
4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF PiaEished Tin and
"A Common Tia Ware. Cutlery, Hard and Hollow Ware
Wood Ware Baskets, Brushes, Door Mats Shaker Seves
and Broosin short, every variety OF Housekeeping Ar
ncles.
n 8-A complete assortment, Of Coffee ind Tea Urns
Table Dishes and Covers &c for Hotels and Steamboats,
on hand and manufactured q; The shortest notice
JAMES Y WATKINS,
oe t.aneod l6 Catharne-st- NsR-fcTK
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
fine Uairbes a,lo gewelrp.

MATCHES, JEWELRY, Silver W4e, &c.-Pur-
w chasers invited TO examine the following articles,
which are offered for sale very low prices Duplex Lee
ver Lepne ard other Watches by approved makers OF
recent iinpo.tatons in gold and silver OF the
latest styles warranted correct time Keepers Gold Chains,
seals KEYS Rings Pins Bracelets und every description
OF and fashionable Jcwelry Silver Spoons Ladies,
Knives Forks Plated and Britannia Ware Gold and Silver
lection OF Fancy Goods Warches, Jewery, &c cleaned
and repaired. LOChWOOD SCkt6Nhh'
255 Pear!.st corner of Fulton-s-
net II opposite United States Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
il)iuhom Gb9oes.

OON PAIRS OF WASHABLE WINDOW
.OOOSHADES, for sale at Kelly Rlker's ISL Chat
hsm.st-Merchants pedlaIs BuctOneers aud others buy
ing TO sell again informed that this Is the only place III
New-Y York which they purchase compirt< 9s.oEt
ment for low prices als retaled small advance IRON
wholesale prices Cord Tsss- and Braes wholcale and
retail. kelly RiKER, Exclusive Window
SHADE. Ueaers l3l Chitharn-sL Roosevelt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

Gave YOUR RD0LLARS-a.Ooo Era ptsralas
~ S0tpeu1srs
1000 pairs uoe-'s wo:sen's and chldr-rs Rubbr.s
2.No do meas strapped Oy-rseoes, lea;hcf soi1s
Loco do DO &stzlhc do
lCoo do ladies' Metallic Busk!as
600 DO do do Slippers nrd Sandals
800 do do Sandals leather solcs
All OF which are warranted 20 10 equal The 6es; Ia s
world an1 TO reia.n r color under any circuttrooes
tor sale cn1sr .he wsreholse OF ie HsvEyk j. ID
dis Rubber Factory, IS Maideo-lane.
p2o HUTCHINSON L RUSYON.
RkITASNIA yVARE.-Dixon sons Tea and Coz
~ fee IN rnga Aso, large essernoat Of Ane-
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HOT AR FURNACE.
WALKERS Patent Improved Ho. Air Furnaces, 70!
w h-hyng Dwellings Storcs, Churches &c-These Fur
viii heat economically and efficiently; the ar In lhc
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They pat up ruder the personal supervision OF Mir
Walker, the Patentoe, and have hitherto given entire sas
.cd5n and are 10 all case. warranted 10 perform we'll
Reference: n ". Taylor Esq Governor New York Hoi
pta, III. Charles Starr. Superintendent do EDWARD Be
inen ESQ. ~ Wall-s, C. D. Rhodes Esq 10 pearlsree
mr Thomas McE!faih, I5i Nassau, &c
sg7u GFO WALK FIR 2o2 Broadway.
NEW PATENT
A IR TIGHT Rotary Cooking Stoves, for sale by
II o2i .rn WM. WEST. 1888 Hudson-st