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iONXs,s CHANGEARLE L0CR.-rbe

t0NEs's CHANGEARLE L0CR.-The penYQ-
ots vi this LOCK amount, N the larger specimens
ns!ioRI and Is considered The mpl-x puzzle tha:
was ever inyeue by The ingenuity Of man cd pus Lir
eel " = Dgi more Perieci embodiment Of myseres and
the GOuiian hro: simple In Comparison Even a
ie were IN possession oi tne Eey single change gould
As ehecs-!g bar Hls lngress as L the iocx o.
ed =clt Ihere can exist toGO. mind OF
sonab!s being 4er az examination ofoae these Lock- a
a-y eHord Perfect security against himself
ul'IeH 'u' -sAeo Win duplicate Of the original Key
.scy haadsnne Specimen may be the SalemandeI
Ssie establishment OF Ar {. Herring, a Wa;er-s and
We tat OF payment Of cl0 hour any pef-cn
= = !DTr- 10 " is SKILL IL .he attempt 10 open H. " t sH
saac!> ma he snail receive 81 e1 be succeeds
JONES' Manageable LOCKS manufactured a. SiI IL G.
Joness LocE AznG:sctory, News:K Jersey. and for
sac ny D T. Herring, l39 "s.=r corner OF Depeyster-st
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NEw-Y0Rk BO0K-BINDEKY, IA FuIIoa.s

NEW-YORk BOOk-RINDERY, II Fulton-sL
A-a description. OF plain aud elegant -oinairg ex.
ecuied VIII Eesiness and ces Patch
tins establishment particular sttertor is giver in select.
ing The best Of materials srd the substantial ors.n-
ship.
Librarians sad Gen emen hs7ng Libraries will frd II 10
lher advantage to call and examine for emseves al ia
FHton-s Specimens OF Binding ali the VARIOUS STYLES OF
Sheep, Cali, Russia, Morocco and Velvet Bindings
G9H EDWARD WALKER
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DISASTERS

Bark Ontario Couch, of and FOR Portland from Car
denas, 6OG00 gallons OF oasses was wrecked on
Hac-as about lst inst Vessel and cargo total loss
SAID TO be insured in Portland. Crew saved.
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List Of Letters Remaining in the NY. Post once
Saturday, December 10

| " Phase mex
arc cdcT.ised.
! Allen,,Irs.Cnr-
! oline
| Anderson. Mrs. L
! Abraham. Mnrgere.
| Abbott, Mrs. EAzz-
beth
Able, Mrs. Hsrrie.
Adams, Mrs. Sa-
ran q.
BRAUN, , Ellen
Baanasn, Mrs
Billy, Mics, Canal
street
Blackburn, Miss
lJemy
Bike, Aiiss G. a
Brewster, Miss
(May J
Brewster, niTs.
MARY Ana
! Brewer, Mrs. Au-
Eusia
/; B!ivin, Miss Mary
! biag-n. Mrs Mary
! Bixby, Miss iierT
! Nv.
Brown, Mrs Edw.
, Bousor, Mrs.
! Burley, Miss NJ. A
| Burgpet. julia
| Buxton, tirs. X. b.
| Bruce, Miss Her-
! net Ann
/ Budd, Miss Rozyl-
| vrnis
| Casey, Mary
f; Cshili, EllZs or
| tMary
| Carey, E!izGbeth
| Cartwright, Mrs.
| ICstharlne
| Clarke, Mrs. For
! syih-st.
| CLARK, a!rs Mary Il.
! Canfe!d, Miss E..za
Carney, Margaret
Cane, Mrs. anne
Cain. Miss Catha-
riue
Chambers, Mss
Amelia
Cnrew, Miss Ellen
Crandali ,Mrs.Mary
CLARK. hlrs. Mary
Carroll, Miss Ellen
Curter, Miss Cath
arine
Clark, Mr.. Mary ).
Cresty, Mrs.
| Civers, Mrs. Eliza
, beth
! Cosgriye, Miss
bid ge,
! Connnu shtOn, Miss
| Cooper, Mrs. VIM.
Conley, Mrs. PRS
cil,n
CoOs, Miss Harriet
/, Grove, Mrs. ~.
; Colt. AIRS. Maria j. S
| Conov.r, Hannah
! Chn,on..MrsPatr
! ConistOck ,MissE.A
| Culman, Miss Ma
ry +.
| Coiuwell, Mrs. Lee
| i'tia
! Curry, Mrs.
! Dnny, Bridget
| Dame, CatharIne
! Daley, Mrs. Mar
! gare.
/ Davis, Mrs. Mary
! Dcspr-y, Madame
Racine
DeForest, Miss
ELIZA
Denny, Mrs. Re.
| lbecca
| D ckinson, Mise
! tJuliette
| Dibble, Sliss
! Doherty, Bridget
| Doran, Margaret
DoYdnll, Mrs. Sa-
| rah
| Dunla, Mrs. 5. y.
| Dunning, Mrs. Il.
| byron, Mrs. Mary
| Eliis,MissAnnc
EDdicO,t, Mrs. De
liza
Edwards, Mics Ma
~ g.
Farley, Miss
fiauigau, Caih'ne
Fraser, Miss Mar
garei
Fieuenis, NJ SIS Ca
Iuiinc
| Freeman, Miss
| Margaret
| Fi.nly, Margaret
Fisher, Mrs Mary
! Finlay, Margaret
| Fmunu, Mrs. Jane
! tincgan, NllsSC Ca'h-
| arin"
| Fowler, Miss Eliza
| beth
! Golden, Ann
Garrett, Mrs. Eliza-
beth
Gray, Miss Susan
Gale. Mrs NJ. ID.
Gri"r, Mrs. Mary
Gilligan, Mrs. i
Glover, Mrs. nan'l
Giilinghain, Mrs
| frances
| UalliSnn, Mary
! llayps. Allgq Ellen
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Uinoom SHADES.

EEiNDOM SHADE DEPOT, No spnicce,SL New New,
w YorkThs only mandatory of any extent IN The Unit
ed States The Subscribers offer for sale the most splendid
assortment OF Shades which could be collected together
consisting OF Lie following styles:
10000 pairs beautiful Gothic painted by artists These are
all vie OF celebrated places in Europe
1000 pairs OF assorted Gothic Cornlsn, and Landscapes,
such AS ARE generally sold about the City.
- pairs OF beautiful Corin!an, painted In Florence
100 pairs of some o. the celebrated places In this
country.
5000 pairs Of cheap Shades, from s2i cents TO 81 SO.
We pledge 10 sell 100 per cent cheaper than
any other house IN NewYok. Persons wishing 10 the
process OF getting up the most useful articles are shown
through the painting rooms with great pleasure
S.ns Banners and Interior Decorations not 10 be sur
passed. Trimmings ofa kinds al manufacturers prices.
Persons buying sell again dealt with the most ber-
a terms o2O SIN BARTOL u DE MAUNY.
l,RESCH WINDOW SHADES u. C. Wood
ford 289i Broadway has just received an extensive as
sortneEt above Shades, varying from 10 II feet In
length Also invoice OF French Landscape Paintings of
ne~ designs, &c. Cornihian Columns &c. The invoice
contains about 100 prs low priced and will be sold accord
ingly.
NB.-Mcrchants and Uphoserers buying to sell again
viii he allowed liberal discount Next door to the
OF Resde-st. Lafarges Buildings lnl5l j. c. WOODFORD.
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4 Ia And y fartAeT <rlcted.
r sernen,s T, af. under the orders Of the Post
rnss-r Ceperu in newspaper newspapers, Of letters
uncaied ay Post Oce shall be inserted IN ,e Pse,
oT nanrs OF The town place where The oce advertising
NAV be situated, HIRING .Ee Larsss c'reuLc.on ..
Ne.o Pos. Office L.r.r, passed 1L2Tea }, 4S'o'
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spnEEN &,

Dec Ia; %. Ion a bark John r Gardner Peterson
I'm York for Honduras
Nov ., lat 81 20, Ion 70, brig R Fi.her ds i'm
York. for Apa.gchicola.
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prevent rom fan5 ot no any event ItWas ongnOei E
,lch eminent Ghysc.-n- and chemists h MPHREY
DAVY aud SIR HENRY HALFORD. hat pure Bears
Grease properly prepAred the best thing discover
FOR The preservation OF the hair, md restoring when
bald. MES5RS. A. 2. SANDS i CO. have spared no ex-
pense gegg the .euuiCe Bears Crease from Cala!a
and elsewhere and prepared Il in sCc.a thai
t- o. combined with is hgh perfume, renders iGts-
pensabe for the toilet and dressing room OF all
Sold by :. 3. SANDS & Co. rs Broadway, Granite
Buildings corner OF Charb-rs-s. Sold a.s1 by b. D.
SANDS s Euup and II East Broadway; and the Drug
gist generally ihou shOu the United States Pfc- ~ cents
furoa ara y -.rr. small f,,,tsa 10 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

'uAl-l delivering lb- very best Peach Urcnzrr
O(ged Asnl Goal, well from The yard
lowing prices Nui and Stove mixed IS 80 large Stove
Egg or Broken 81 per The public may rely on get
ing TIE very bes Coal the above raes and vii be war.
raalei cnAer Coal Yard King and Greca
wich-sl PETER CLINTON. Ms IN.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT NEW-YORK.
CT EARE

CLEARED
Ships Johr skiidy skiddy L;Terpoo go -
Heury Fran Harley LiveF2oI1,t: g., /. o7'''''
Bsras Bsckrs Malony, Genoa. ouHEe' - -Ae'' -
barna- Sprague y Orleans E!vrei & 90, T. x;L
Brss Mary Perkins. Chase Rocaeiie I51T f1- . a.
e-son: Ty5ee. Mccormack Charleston u paiHe!' o.
fast (Br) Mckinney. Barbados Mida!yon !l q - ~
garet;a Everett, Falmouth, ia Brett & -. r9ss
Schrs LYDIA. Stevens - Thomas. p" - a.
"a. Brown, Bedford; Fancy CAa-s Ds' .1d
N Casgvel, Savannah DuuEgrn p'oa = L t-O'A. -
Clark. Philadelphia; Theo Freitnshu5seh D'sei'' Liza
beth City.
sloop Warren. Thomson, Haven
Bark Ttes Hanna ds I'm oFleal7 ely 10 d' I'm
: " Pass, cotton -four sc. 10 master. =
Brg Savannah Haw.ey, ds dl SAFahHaN' Cotton Sao
rce, 20 Siurges, C,earman & Co ~
Brig Science, Herrick, II ds I'm beauio7' ~ nav
stores 20 order.
sem Mary Francis, woodbury. Nev6uFyPoF, mack
sch. Mary Clarke, wilkins Salem, pepper. to 7
sehr Victor HalIe, Boston, rndse, to Lewis.
Schr Fi1eiis Turner. Swansboro, Nc, naTaI ssofes-
Schr Berbadoes Kdicr. Sytney Cb potatoes
schr Despatch, Corson Brandyw;ne, fouF' &c, to :
srht Frank Henry. Bartlett. Boston. " Lewis.
Schr Walter Merchant Beai. Baltimore hour
Schr Jonn -, Dl. Boston.
Schr Galeua Beers, Baltimore, salt to ts Wood
rua
schr Samuel L Mitchell Johnson Beaufort, NC naval
stores, 10 L Mitchell
Schr silvia Higbee. Higbee Philadelphia. coal.
Schs Iee, Wooster Easport, 18th, 70 sturges * GO.
Schr Esther s Eliza Clark. EastPort- paster.
Schr aurora Foster l3 ds I'm Backsvil!e, sc, timber,
to Badger & Peck.
Schr Daniel Baker Baker Newbern, NC, nsval stores
10 Depeyster < WAitmagsh
Schr Ferdinand, Latham, EastpoF;. plaster to sturges
& Co.
slOop Emily, Mott Sag HarbOr, oil.
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LEti0Ti IKE IN <
LADIE s. LIST
tr.,Hgw. alls3 Ellen
Hammet, Mrs lsa
Z bella
re. Hafbet;e, Mrs. Ma
Ia y Ann
Hsh.Siiss Cord delii
2. Harry, Margaret
5a- Hamilton. Mrs
(Bfoone-st.J
I lHask.n, Bridget
Hat, m.ss Jeneti'
nal u. 81
Hampton, Mira w
ii.
ny Hauscn, Mrs.Sam'
|. Hasel!, Mrs. Catf
arine
J Heiaernsn Marga
ret
M Hearne Mrs
Au- Hewitt. Mrs. EEz
Heron, Bliss Clsr
V Henderson, alis
ly Rachael
r. Higgins, Miss 3 y
W. Hoskins, Mrs. N
w. A. h.
Hougbie.ing, MS
A. NJ.
Holbrook, Nancy
B. Houdle,i,5irs Hal
ar riet l..
Humphreys, Mrs
.yl. Sophia
iHubbard, Misc Ma
Y ria h
Hubbard, Mrs. Jas
iy 6. .,
! Humphres, Mira
Mary
me Huber. Miss Mari'
or Hunter, Miss Mar,
Ann
l.. Hu chs, Ann
"a Hughes, Mrs.Susa
Il r.
Jnrrcl, Anne
IA Jsnnecy, Madam
johnson, Mrs jail
arine
.lia Johnson. Marish II
.en Jaues, Mi-s Amell
Try Jones, Mrs. Mar
J Jane
len Jakins, Mrs. Julia
tn Josephs. Sarah u.
Jones, Mary
> KennGy, Ellen
Kary, Me-. Mary
"a KeiYey, Mrs. Sara
Kenny, Miss Mary
Keeuan, Catharlne
&c, Kearney, Miss NJ
Keenan,, Miss Ellie
m Ketchain, AIrs. Ma
Kelley, Miss NJ. A
let King, Mrs. Daniel
. - kimulens, Mr'
!. , Margaret
ID KiernOn, Mary
! IIc.. Knott, Miss Ammo
,Ja. in Leeds, Mrs
Mary
r,s. Lacey, Mis-. Cath.
'-e Lewis. Mrs. ClaI
issa G.
Leen, Mrs. Belvev
RI Lee. Miss Matilda
Q Lewis. Mrs. Man
ar Lockwood, Mis-
Clarissa
y Loring, Mrs. Eliza
10 beth J.
me Logan, Miss Mar.
Ann
-" ilackuy, Jane
.c, Mathews, Mary
10 Mahony, Johanna
.,,e Manning, Miss Fl.
~ zabeth
4, MHlhum,M Mrs Muir
Melderberger, T.
=. len
'a Mead, Isabella
Mellcn, Miss He.
leu S.
80 = Mills, Miss Ange
lice T.
ne Mooney, Bridget
'e- Morris, Miss Mar.
Ia Moore, Miss +.
Mum, Miss Eliza
~ beth
Murphy, Jane
e Muilune, Widow
murphy, Rose
Murphy, Julia
: d Muls.ne, Mrs. 7. +
;ss Newton, Mis-
Cgthsrihe
Nicholson, Mrs
~ Louisa
Norton, Mrs. Mar,
no Newell MrsHarrie
III 0dcII, Mrs. T.
Ormsoy, Mrs. Sa
"a ran Q.
O'Brien, Mrs. Hes
ter
~. .IO'ConnorNlrsAIur,
fcilcS, VI iSs
Plat, Mrs Naomi
Farmer. Slrs. Jan
Parsons Mrs. i2d.s
Painter, Mrs. NJ.
nj resrd. Mrs. Il.
RS. Pit, Mrs. A.
Priestley, Misc
,.y Phillips, hirs. Mar
.enl TIA L.
nnAEnm ~ M
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-. TAPsCCTT,s General Emlgrg,

-. TAPsCOTT'S General Emigration Oaice IS
6etc: soutl-,fee corner Ma!deG-aae. Agents for ne
Ne. Line Of Liverpool PBcEets" lc.-The sub
scsiDer reminding heir IsDcs they viii conI.use
t1nd-r the sUpefinen0ence OF Mr. Wn Tgpsco n Liver
poOi} make ac.ngeneats with persons rvs.ding TIE
United States or Cqnada, bnng their friends od
County TO Neyg-fOrA, BJr.Cn. BALTIMORE pEaas phs-
Ne'SO.eans Quebec, Johns, would INFORM si
Quoted, sl4 be Continued through i2io Mr w Tapscol
Gao" weu known to gery great number who have besn
dcspeichef Tor bls country uncer his drecloa Pil -
usual stsad with puuctu.ty The embsrSsou every PR
ron whose passage may be engaged for Lhe New Line d
LigerpOo! Packet % W.
GuEE$ OF HE 7" EST, 1870 toes. ROsCTUs. 100: :olA
LIVERPOOL. 1850 SIDD0SS' iuag
H0TTISGUER, 1000 GaRKICK 1000
ROCHESTER, lmO sUL'RInaE 100"
TIE s. George Line n Liverpool PacAetsr or ,- Uni01
Llae oi liverpool PdcAes Every information vii ivt1
10y mA~iHg persons application lne Office or By eaf
tpOsI-paicj addressed u WI. T. IA SCOTT,
~ oouth-sI corner Maicet-laD Nsw.Yors,
OrIo WM TAPsCOTT, or
GEO RIPPARD SON o. Wsi.,,oo Rnsf- NJ
'NHE L tRDTON WATER In It's present sIsI- o. ~, %
purity l. entirely unit for use, either be'er,seO II u
ior culinary purposes tcan however di'ester o o.
ia IN pGrnes saf be rendered OF chrystalEe c.
oy Inc uss OF the subscribsrs' Premium Water rh's,
manufactured al The Cfoton Plumbing Establishment y"
SsO Broadway, between Walker and White sis -
P.s.-Croloa water introduced into dwellings, &c n"A
the hxtuIes supplied on the lowest terms
nis In STONE BROTHERS, Plumbers, VIC
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EDWARD ARTCHER, }
b. u. HOLSTEIN, Trustees.
ng2 la,ys1n SAAlL WILKINS.

NUTlC subscriber VII. nppiy 20 INT Legislature
OF dis STATE The ensuing session thereUl for release
himself his hei-s and assigns, OF all the interest which the
People OF me State OF NefoTh have acquired by reason
ofthe death OF 4mcs Eugshhee, gho died without making
any devise his saId City, ana leaving
heirs capable o! !anen the same n U the rcn! estate of
which he died seized as Aforesaid sald Cry ot New.f ork
and which Is know Nos -, 80, 81 6 ana 66 Duane
No Reaiest aud Nos I. ). and ii Malna place.
formerly RepID.ican-aley. FRANCIS ENGLlSHBEE.
N.u. nr. Nov. l. IHii Ms lHAhN
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Omcfals
LIST OF LETTERS.

.pvlsrlsrD IN TIE .sisusr BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
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HUsBARD,s PApERs-RuRNApAB BABcocK

HUBBNkD'S PAPEkS-KUKNAP&BA BABCUCk.
II No IS Johnstreet, offer for sale full assortment OF
Pspers manufactured by the Mesrs Hubbard comprising
Ledger Pspers. blue and white Imperial. Super Royal
Royal, Medium, Denny and Flat Cap
Bank Folio Post Bank 0uaTio Post, Exchange Cap
Extra Super Cui Cap ruled ard Plain.
Letter Paper ruled and plain, \ full assortment
Packet Post. Super snd Extra Super
Tined Plhe Paper; Colorrd lnperisll.
Celored Royals thick and thin
Do Medium, do. DO.
Do Double Cap, fox copy booSs.
rine GLAZED Coored Mediums, Royals, &c. &c
b have also on hand extensive assortment os
rinng Papers. Book and News Printing Pspes, Plate
.spess Hs.dwnre and Wrapping Pspers. They also
'r p,s asenn Si ihe sear'as Paien, Envelop Paper.
u.ns Paper Of axe ard qualify made order at
a.l
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3lublic Gonucnances, Sc.

y-s,- ---=---z----zz-FKONi y. YRGR T@
LII ALBANY kTROY. ,.e>tes-s1'
hx.----------------t Bridgeport : Hgn-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

y PURSUANCE Of an order OF The Surrogate Q; .ne
HCoualy OF Sev-fcrs notice is hereby gven 70 al per
sons having es-Els against WILLIAM DAWSON laie OF
me etS 3i Ne-1ors deceased, 70 present ie same VIA
We vouchers thereof lie subscriber al her residence No
- teyeisree Z he city OF New fors on or before the
twenty day OF April next Da.ed Newton he
t'veEty-1rst day OF October 1913
o24 iasSsn SOPHIA DAWSON. Adn,zis;ra,ris
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T..,--=7--. >gJ,IED SriTE~ MAI. LINE a.

--5le---,15 o'cIocs tor Al5suy pHd The Intermediate
snt!lucs or far the ice WI rcrtuit-
dr-e scoi seishGs ans pon; on ne u is N 10
Albany and stare, VIII be carry Passengers
10 iestislcn ~ e arrival the Boat Passage 5 70
through ib,ay. Tue ceebra;ed steamboat COLI "
BlA Cap-ja Wm II. PF, leaves the pier 0siNe.n Cor
ix-! and hsrty-Ss his day n o'clock, 2. NJ FUd-y,
pee III .5ij Enr Passage Freight apply on board. ot
IN y / St'-t L =. q; the ,ihc- IN. What dl2
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STUTl L hereby gwen hat all persons indebted 10
Stbe estate OF JONAS WELLINGTON late OF The City OF
Albany a5scondns concealed debtor are required TO
render OF all debts OF money owing by
them respectively pay The 10 the Subscribers
duly aPponlt Trustees OF he estate of said debtor IN pur
suHnce OF Statute before the 2nd day of January
1886 aihe office OF o. Wheaton, No. 95 stae-strre', II
tie City O; Albany, and al persons having IN their posses
sion any property effects OF such debtor required 10
deliyer; same the subscribers Trustees aforesaid
or before the lay Aforesaid the place Aforesaid and all
persons having claims demands against said debor are
required present the or before ssae day,
The place. the said Trustees one ofthen-D ateo
4 49,.
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-" -,s 4 O'Clock !o5 Alo4Hy aud toe int-uned!a's
asks-AssfssTS aadsags lST tae Ice vi. permit
There l. good s--shiIg from any point on ihe hudson 10
,hy sTa .- viii 20 readiness - carry pssscn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

VELVET RIBB0NS-Rsc-lved by late arrivals
Paris, assortment OF Velvet Ribbons. oil va
rloUs widths co.Ors Also Velvet Neck Ribbons, and
rch gauz- Cap Ribbons for sale reduced prices by
c. W. THOMAS, Importer
Sc AyVL III PeAr-sl up slair-.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

4 ireich. .-ain 1 ii,T =. past b \ VI
~ For mrhsr Information. both l. - sh; or Pas
- .-eIy. 4, u PERRY. Agent. nj the othce To-
pr. \, HALL u1wari's Hotel, or q; Lssi1s s,lon :
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

" ",5foITTRs-,T - AND <EW-YORK.-The Relbrl Line
- n ,,i-. from Tro, 10 VI 3nlresl, run IN co1rec-
DON ,yl. . Line Tickets fiom N'w.YorS 10 Monirsl,
=, h. ,,r ,,.5 M hOsri the boats no
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

E'ISH Fui FAMILY UsE-Dun@7n, very superior,
4 IN 81 10. boxes
Selected Mess 3lackerel II half and or b6ls.
Connecticut River Shad II co 90
Picked Salmon IL Ia: bols.
SmoAed Eerr!ags IN boxes. for sale e. retail by
BURGER = HURLBUT, No. 9 Coenties-siip
Also 200 bbls No. arc Msckerel, $40 bbls No.
Sa.mou az ~ nOl-sale. Dc iw
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

IN PURSUANCE OF an orae! OF tie Surrogate OF The
Coln'y OF NrwYork Nosice : hereby gyen TO a. per
socs haFlas claims against Thomas Il Eiie, iae o.
Ihe city OF NevYork deceased present he same VIII
me vouchers thereof to The subscribers 81 NE residence OF
EDWARD Phips eus OF the Executors, No - >anonsi:ec
II the cry OF cn or before the ars; day OF May
next Daed NewYors the t~Featy-fU1rth csy Of October
lSia EDWARD PHILIPS,
MARY Ann WHITE Executors
isHrsrl -EIHtI.S 2 AKRnTT \
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

IS BROWN sHIRTISGs-lOv bales various
" quaIlles and prices For sale home trade or for
export by SPEAR x RIPLEY. 6l Libertyst, up ssirs-
TX l.EACHED and brown prlInngs, tor sale by
On2 SPEAR RIPLEY, a. Ltber,y-s. up stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

90 No Broad II nsRr Wsll-.i.
S5sA EAK.H FOX SALE, IN the town ol Esst Cne,-
ter West Ch-ster Co II miles from III. Harlem Raj
road, Uud.rFilPs Depot, being OF the hest farms
said County Inquire of the subscriber the premises.
Nov. 2lth. las. Inzl TN CALEB MORGAN
,S,sA FARn FOR &ai.J:.--Siiualeont or Ire Roat funi
So New Rochelle White Plains abouteq from
~ esch containing $50 ACRES OF LAND all Of which
|, Plough Land excepting Ten Acres whicl Wood Lsnt
The pinc- Is divided by ans and IL laid out into corve-
lo Ter cultivation All the fences are OF Store In good
order and he ground In hi n cultivation The bald
iagA s o! good character and In order For TERMS apply
O. 3. KENYON. Ike premises, or OF
dsa AORIANCf,, 5s lu'ln-s; Nazy-Ynrf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

r. .r,,5,.rl I-,. s,eqin,,st UTICA. Captain l. W
g--rsri leaves Tue pier between Cortland ARD Liberty
-. TN, DRv a: ) uciocs z. vi Tues 'ay. Dec 9ts 50
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Insnrartrc.

D0WERT AGENCY OF The M5iaa. oaiey las'ls- 49,
d Comoanr-hs Tr1ists OF the Mutual SAFETY lnsuF-
auce COMPANY haze ihe satisfaction OF Informing The pube
G-r p-o-idBg Tor tie payment n cssaoi li- osss ~
OF Bonds aud Mortgages and substantial premium No.ss -
s amount exceeding SSon9o N addition 20 wncn me
hare received from heT dealers in s city. new tnscrl
ZION oover Si00O making toal OF reabe assets OF up
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
- ONLY REGULAR LINE OF Packe
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

ws..sa, Scw-O Ofleens-Ihs sp enid iast sailing pacAe!
ships VIII positively sal US follows
ParSet thip SABIELLk.. Capt Taylor on Saturday,
D-ce-n6er ijih, packet ship ISAAC NEWTON, Cap-
Spauding On Monday, December l5h: Persons sooe.
proceeding 10 SevsOredGs should not fail 10 make ear;
application ou board or 10 ". . J. 7. TAPsCOTf,
az - South-st. Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

-, DRAFT, On Gre.t brtan and Ireland ref.On'
hing to rem. money ~ any part OF Great Bnal
Ireland cas- Obtain Gfatia Tor any amount Of y
subsct5ers Va.ab Al sgh al! tue principal wus ssd
clues. w s. J. T. TAPsCOTT, - 50uih-st
G. Mad cn lane
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
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-cui Immediate " rom oTifPe-
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-05-19

C,HEAP CASH SHOE Stores. E. Fow-
Sign of the Large Black Boot, Pennsylvania avenue,
two doors from a. street.
We beg to call the attention of our friends and the
public generally to of the handsomest and best
assortments to be found in the District.
Among which may be found
Ladies' white satin slippers
do coored morocco and KID slippers
do Estes do do do
do fine French morocco slippers
do do kid Paris ties
do do kid and morocco village ties
do do CATERS and half CATERS
Misses coored morocco village ties
do do do slippers
do French morocco and kid slippers
do CATERS and half CATERS
Children's boots, slippers, ankle ties, and CATERS
Gentlemen's boots Of every quality, from 50 so
up to ~ per pair
Gentlemen's bootees at almost any price
Gentlemen's CATERS
do slippers
Bows fine dress bootees and coarse wear
In a word, we feel confident to say, that we offer
inducements seldom to be met with. Times are
hard. Money scarce just now. Drafts must be
met and paid, and we must sell, and will, low.
Half soling, heeling, patching, anything in the
way of mendlng done to save our customers penny
and put one in our own pockets.
J. e. FOWLER d Co,
llth and + streets, and
w. MANN, Sign of the
LARGE BLACK BOOT,
two doors from AZ street.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-05-19
NOTICE.
To mail contractors, applicants for the appointment Of
Posimdsters, &C., &c.

NOTICE.
To mail contractors, applicants for the appointment Of
Posimdsters, &c., &c.
THE undersigned having been associated with
Il the General Post Office Department for more
than twenty years. and being perfectly familiar with
It's details of business now offers his services to such
OF his old friends the contractors as may be disposed
TO patronze him. to transact any business which
they may have from time to time with the depart
ment and on such terms as will not fail to be
cepabe to them. A letter to him at any time, post
paid will be promptly attended to.
10 applicants for the appointment of posfmasiers,
he will, upon the remission of a fee of IS,
postage paid, that their petitions recommends
tons are received and on file the department, or, if
not give them due notice thereof and also give at
tention to their interests until the decision of the
Postmaster General is made, and then notify them
othe result, be it favorable or adverse. 1t be
certainly small satisfaction after the trouble of
procuring such testimonials be assured that they
have been duly received and brought to the notice
Of the appointing power. To such as may favor
HIM IN this particular branch of his agency he cam
not fail to give entire satisfaction.
The undersigned will also attend to any claims
other business which may be intrusted to his care
and supervision, before any of the departments of
the general government
Address THOMAS B. ADDISON,
Washington City.
April 3-6m