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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25
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WATCHES. JEHELRY, Silver Ware, &c-Pur-
w chasers invited examine the following articles,
which are offered sale very low prices duplex Lee
YER Lepiue and other Watches by approved makers OF
recent imporiatious fine gold and silver OF the
latest STYLES warranted lime keepers Gold Chains
Seals Keys Rings Pins, Bracelets und every description
of new and fashionable Jewery Silver Spoons Ladies',
Knives Forks Plated and Britannia Ware Gold and Silver
Pencil Cases Gold Pens Muniel Clocks and choice
lection OF Fancy Goods Watches, Jewelry &c. cleaned
and repaired. LOClNWOoD SCklBSEh.
ne4 ;f opposite United States Hotel.
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STOVES, STOVES, STOVES.

STOVES, STOVES, STOVES.
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform his friends and the
public generally that he has on hand two different pal
terms of alright Cooking Stoves, viz Doctor B. Douglass
and J. Lewis Co.'s Patent tnanuscturedby P l. Cute
Sons Schenectady The castings heavy and durable and
the Stoves warranted give satisfaction in Ill Those
in want of Cooking Stoves would do we'll cali and exam
inc purchasing elsewhere For sale wholesale and
retail the omstec Stove Factory go Watersi N Y
NIL lm-od- JOB CLEVELAND.
STOVES, Brass and Iron Railing, &c-The subscribers
- would inform their friends, and the public in general that
they commenced manufacturing Stoves old
tab-hed No. 1851 Waier-st where viii be found
great variety consisting in part of the following:
The Economist and kn!ckerbockef Cooking Stoves, for
coH wood The patterns Tor those Stoves being new
VIII be found 81 much closer than the ordinary Stove and
they warranted 10 bake well.
Dsvys Air Tight Cooking Stove, for wood OF coal, viii
be found 10 combine advantages than my other yet
constructed having the FIRE chamber elevated, enabling the
extend the whole size OF the bottom OF the Stove
and warranted bake well Persons about purchase
would do well examine this Stove there is such var
ETY. sizes that The price need be no hindrarcs the small
est families purchasing.
Doctor Jenkss celebrated Patent Premium Parlor and
Stove.
Radiator and Single Cylinder Stoves and Bases Air
Tight AID Office Stoves. One and hole Furnaces Hat;
ters' and Taiors Stoves Stove Pipe and Ebows Togc-
Their with general assortment OF Brass and Iron Railing
Brass Ornaments Mica, Zinc Cylinder Brick Deck Irons
kc.Gc
All OF which viii will be sold wholesale and retail al the
lowest prices III 3 Wster-st between Beekman-st and
Peek slip. UNFORESEEN GUEST
Newly nFE. Augist H. l2s5 ang Aod4p
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BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURER

a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Plarished TIE and
Common Tin Ware. Cutlery. Had and Hollow " are
WOOD are, Baskeu, Brushes Door Mats shaker Seves
dces.
y; B-A complete assortment OF Coffee and Tes urns
TABLE Dishes and Covers &c for Hotels and Steamboats,
on sand ana manufactured 81 The shortest notice
JAMES Y WATKINS,
% tAriecd is Cathnrine-st New-Yorf-
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SHEET LEAD AND LEAD PIPES.

Complete assortment of all sizes warranted OF The best
quality constantly hand and for sale al tbs lowest
prices; by LATHAM K BROTHERS, 2f9 Naier-st
~ b Tln-Plki,.d,' or Timed Lead Pipe also
furnished nj the same price the pure Leaden Pipes The
paie Of Tin warranted thick and well laid
can Oe do6e-bu al ths the manufacturers do not
Visa 70 impose on the public by recommending IL as they
pies exhibited. "a Srueod.
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
schr Emily, Johnson, snedicer, Baltimore, mdse to
johnson e. Bowden.
sehr Hannah Ravens Turner, chincoteague corn, to
II Ravens.
Schr Henry Clay, Cherrystone, corn, to II Ravens.
Schr Egrenet Sawyer, Machias lumber.
schr Cypress. Was, Harrington spruce spars
Schr Isabella Nickerson Boston, mdse.
Schr Elizabeth, Baker, Boston, mdse
Schr Jasper, Howes, Boston Indse
Schr Marietta Berry, Boston, mdsc, Atkins.
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ROBERT FL. MORRIS, P. III.

BRITANNIA yyARE.-Dixon Sons Tes and Cof-
~ lee in single Also, large assortment Of A;n--
dcan Britannia Ware for sale By
iys SEAMAN JoWERRE. z7s sprug-st
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Ky flSase HieA
ere advertised.
Allen,nIary B.:
Allen, Mrs. Mary c
Allen, Mra.Diary 4
Averil, MissLucy(
Allison, Mrs.. Cath
arine
Atwz ,er.Mrs. MA
Braclslin, Mrs.
Barney, Mrs. Johi
Wa
Blackwell, Mis-:
Nancy Fl.
Baker,alrs John j
Barton, Mrs. En-
ma NJ.
Bailey, Mrs Ann
pIass Mrs. Sarah
Brady, Mrs Mar
garet r.;
Blanchard, Mrs. Eli
zabelh
Blake, Mrs. c. \.
Black, Mrs Viz
ginia L.
Bean, Mary J.
Brigham, Mrs Sa
rah
Bowman ,Mrs.Hen
rietla
Boise, Miss Cath
ariDe
Briggs, Mrs. Ann'
8oisiord, MrsSusel
Boden, Mrs. Sail.
Brown, Sirs.J ohnA
Brown, blrs. Mar.
Brown, Mrs. Abb.
Brown, Mrs. Lew
Brown, Mrs. Mar.
Ana
Burr, Mrs. Sarah
Byrne, Mrs. Eliza
Surnham. Mrs Luc.
Carlln, Mary
Carpenter, Mrs II. :
Carpenter, MITE
Eleanor
Catney,Miss Bid.
Camel, Miss katil
arlne
Callan, Margaret
Creevy, Miss Ann
Cheney, Miss Eli
Zabelh Z
Child, Mrs. Ann 9
Clinton, Miss Viz
ginia
Cntpau,M Cath
anne
CRYSTAL, Bridget
Calson, Mrs Eliz
Ann
Coward, MissMari
Colwell, Miss Mar,
Cooley, Miss Mar.
Copeland Mrs 5 A
Corieth, Margaret
| Crown, Mrs.
CrDnmyer, Mrs.
Corey, AllssIuCS n
| Collins MissAmeli
| Collins, Mrs. NJ.
| Cooper MissLouis
| Cummuskey, Mis-
! Mary
| Dolson.Nliss l.
Daley, Mrs. Ra
chael
Day, Mrs. William
Deiiinbourgh, Mis-
II. II. q.
| DemiDg, MrsLucyl
Devaay, Honoria
\ Deiavergne, MIR;
\ Loretta
/, Driver, Miss julia
| Dickinson, MI
| Elizabeth
! Derane, Miss S. A
| Donnelly,Aliss An
| Dolson, Miss l..
| Durham, Miss Ca
| oliue
! butcher, Mrs. HaI
| riet f.
! bod ge, Miss Fam
Ella, Miss Eliz
, abetli
Erlachor, Miss Gail
| arine
-Frcnz, Miss
Fras.er, Miss Jane
Farley, Miss Allie
Fenton, Louisa
Fem, Miss S.
Freeland. Mrs. f.
Fielfs, Miss Eliza
| beth
Field, Dirs. Harrie
Firman, Miss Jan
| Foster, Miss Mar.
| Foren, Miss Maj
| gErrt
. FOXMissM aryJa
| Fuller lissLydia4
| Gale,Nlrs. N. ~
| Greehan, Catharin
, Gray, Miss Jane
! Graves, Mrs.(Chel
| ry-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

DISASTERS.
Ship Cecil Of Baltimore for Zanzibar went ashore
on the island of Joan de Nova in May last she was got OF
when she foundered and IA men wero lost The Captain
took passage in the Richmond tor zanzibar and thence
In the Mohaw for Boston.
Ship Archelaus, from Liverpool for n Orleans which
put Belfast in distress is insured at several offices
In Boston. letter from Capt Bouclle states that Will
cost from Sl0to $4,000 to repair her.
Ship Vile de Paris of Bath, stranded near Amsterdam
10 partly insured In Boston to the amour, of $4,000
Schr Gaiens Of and fNm New.York for Cardenas be-
fore reported spoken in distress intended to put into
Bermuda.
menced four weeks ago sun continues, and the vessels in
the roads are unable 10 discharge or load
Stromness Oct 2o-Ths morning we were visited
with the heaviest gale OF wind that has been known on
the coast yeare The vessels in the harbor rode II out
Hamburg. Oct lo-Severai vessels, names unknown
have been stranded Cembritshaven and others more
less damaged during the violent gale on the 9th inst
and the harbor OF Cembrishayen has been nearly oes
troyed.
yesterday from to NV Severalvossels are reported
ashore at Lopghope and al American org was wrecked
On the Island of Switha.
The packe, Largo, an English vessel has hecome a
wreck of the of Scotland The accidents ascri6
ed TO the extraordinary circumstance OF the whole crew
master, steersman and Alleging to sleep
SPOKEN, &c
Nov 49, at NJ, Cape Hat,erass NNW s miles passed
snip Nswiotk, OF New-Yoyk, bound TO tho Southwark
Nov ~, Cape Haiteras n IS miles distant bark Mary
Marston la New Orleans, bound 20 Baltimore.
srpool for Boston.
Dc. lat 49, ION II, ship Jessie Oliver from Liver
pool for Apsschicola.
Nov l. LAT 20 lon 81 ship nolcoa, IS days from Havrc
for New Orleans
Nov lat % 80. Ion - II, brig s-oc Bxyey IL days
from Kingston for PASSPORT
FOREIGN PORTS.
SID from Bombay, previous TO Aug l. ship Tartar
Lockwood. Chlns (and was passed OF Tree Island by
the Edith)
Galveston. Nov L. sid brig Empire, for NYerk ,owcd
70 sea by steamship New-iorS.
Arlington Jam Nov /, hrss Stree, Bsyley; aortense,
Jones; Frances Melchor Gsiens. Brazier. disg
Bremen, Oct aI-,he Sylvanus Jenkins, lately arr fun
Baltimore. fell over her side and hlied.
Bordeaux 27th Ralph Cross Glover, for New 0rk, i'm
medisiely-
At Rochelle, abou, 18th u Fr bark LAsne, for New,
York ldg
OF sscombe 9th, svea, Logren, from New-York, for
Cowes and market 81
A, smyrna Oct 49, bark Trident for New. York, anc
I'D 4th bark Elizabeth Hail. Lamson. NewYork; 18th,
ship York, Morrill,, do.
Trieste, 22d nit sid bark Ohio. Cutter, NswYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

11O4
WALkERS Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces, for
w beating Dwellings, Stores, Churches &c-These Fur.
FACES viii heat economically and efficiently; ihe air In lie
apartment. Will be pure and heaby free ion dyness dusi
gas
TLey put up under the personal supervision of Mr.
Walker the Paiehie- and havs hitherto given entire sa,z.
hclioa, urd in all warranted 10 perform well
Reference: N w: Taylor Esq Governor New ork 10,
plA MI Charles Starr Superintendent do; Edward Be-
ent ESQ ~ Wasi; D. Rhodes, Esq 10 Pearl s,ree,;
Mr. Thomas McElrsih, l54 Nassau, &c.
suSH GEO. WALKER go Broadway
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OmciaI,
LIST OF LETTERS.
ADVERTISED IN THE TRIBUNE SPECIAL APPOINTMENT

ga Ind be 1t further snneted, ,.,,ta POS.
"a n, advertisements made under the orders OF e
master General, newspaper or newspapers, ..
for 10 any Post Uce shall be inserted IN the paper
or prp.rs OF the place where the once
NAV be srus;ed hGrtnH the largtx csretfafion 49,.
' Nez Post 05ioe L1aay, Pds,ed March D, lS'o'
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SAILED.
Ships Suly. Havre; Harvard. Liverpool; bark Jane
E Williams New Orleans bries Ferre Fogo, Maranhsm;
Calais. Philadelphia and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

DY ORDER of Daniel T.. ngraham, one OF the Asso-
ID cate Judges Of the Court of Common Pleas for the city
and county ofNewYork Notice is he reby given pursuant
10 the provisions OF the statute authorizing attachments
against absconding, concealed and nonresident debtors
that attachment has issued against the estate oil Ezra
Teal resident OF the State of Michigan and that the
will be sold for the payment his debts unless he appear
ard discharge such attachment according 10 law, within
nine months from the first publication OF this notice. and
thar the payment any debts due TO him by residents Of
, State and the delivery him for his OF any prop
erty within this State belonging TO him. and the transfer OF
apv such property by him forbidden b. law and void
Dated the tenth day Of September 1915 E. H. OWEN,
sid Iawom Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.
CLEARED

CLEAKED.
Briggs Excel. Smith, Savannah, Sturges &. Chairman
Morea Weeks. Apalachicola- E Hurlbut g. Co.
scbr Cairo, Soule st Johns r, Mason & Co.
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geaal Notifies.

NOTICE Is hereby Tfven iha; all persons indebted 70
the estate OF JONAS WELLINGTON, iaie OF me ey VI
Albany, .sscondng concealed debtor are h
render sr account all debts sums OF money OWLS "
them respectively and pay the same 10 the
duly sppoiHiad Trustees of The estate OF said deoto ~ @
sance OF the Statute on or before the 2nd day OF
1886 a; The oc. OF d G. Wheaton, No. IS States street. II
the Cy OF Albany, and all persons having In their posses
sion any properly effects OF such debtor, are reu -
deliver The same 10 the subscribers Trustees Aforesaid
or before day Aforesaid the place Aforesaid ana al
persons hsvrg claims demands against said debtor a
also required 10 present before same day
the same place. the said Trustees othem-Di'
Albany, November Goth, is45.
EDWARD ARTCHER,
L. D. HOLSTEIN, Trustees
ne Sw SAML. WILKINS,
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NOTICE is hereby given, that Writ of Attachment
against the goods aud chalte rights and credits mo-
MES and effects lands and tenements ofDavd Morre DO
ratio 5. Morrel Daniel Monell partners trading in the
name of Morrel Co." absent debtors, for the sum OF
twenty thousand dollars in pec OF Trespass on the Case
upon promises at the suit Thomas Garner and James
Garner, partners trading in the of s"Garner Co.
issued OF the Circuit Court OF the County of Middle
The Stale of Newjersey, eturnabe To the Term OF
August the year of Lord eighteen hundred and forty
fvc and has been duly served by The Sheriff of said county
n. BOORAEM Clerk.
Rncrps Aitnrnev IS lawSm
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Ely. ROGERS. Attorney.

PURSUANT To an order of v D. BoSEsrEEL, Suuo
gate OF Duchess County Notceis hereby given, ha al
persons having claims against the OF Townsend Way
late of the OF Fssil in said county, deceased, are
required to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof TO
Russell Dart his place OF business in the City of New
York No l23 Nadenane before the lst day OF May
next .i4I thereof their claims will he dehatred arc
precude from payment by William $ Camp, Executor &c
out.of said estate Dated this 9th day OF October lSi5
WILLIAM ). CAMP, Executor OF said estate.
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LADIES' LIST
S.e,Gravcs,Mi MaryJ
&c Genun e, Mrs.
Z. Greenleaf, Mrs Ab-
:yC ner
tn Creams. Rosguna
Green, Mrs. LyciaM
AIGrihr, Sarah A.
re. Goulaing Missiles
,hn Ter ,,,
Goldsmith, Miss
.iss Caroline
Guirk, Mrs. Mary NJ.
Jrl Guneison, Mrs Ma
IN ria
Hall,Cntharine
/, Halsteed Mrs } as.D
ah Hamilton, Mrs 81.
lar E..2
Hamilton, Mrs Mary
Eli. Hall, Mrs. Louisa
Harlsten, Mrs. Il J.
\. Hawking, Mrs Ma
Iir- ria
Halbeisen, Maria
Haynes, Sally A
Sa- Haynes, Miss Sa-
rah S.
en- Hegnen, Mrs Cath.
Hewitt, Miss Laurs
18th A.
Het,enpgton, Mrs
ana Helper, Mrs.Esthe'
san R.
ally Henry, Mrs. Eliz'h
IA. Horton, Mrs. J ii.
airy Howard, Miss j.
DIV Emma
vi Hof, hirsC arolineB
AIRY Holman, Miss Clara
h Howard, Miss Isa-
"a bella
ucy Hoichkiss, Mrs. Z.
v Augustus
is Hogle, Mrs. Jas. c.
lrs. Hughes, Mrs. Susan
Hunt, Mrs. Phebe
Idly Ann
ain. Hutton, Mrs. A. V.M
Hubert, Miss Mary
Il G.
ma jackson, sarah
Eli A.
Johnson, Miss Ev-
G.. erlina
Viz ain, Flora
Kent, Miss Nancy
ath- Kelly, Mrs. lMul-
berry-sL
Keileher, Miss
liza Kelly, Mrs. Matilda
kearnes, Rose
aria King, Miss Mary A
AIRY Fitzpatrick, Miss
Ary Elizabeth
!, A. Ktnsmsn, Mrs. MS.
rel King, Miss Julia
Kingsley, MissHen-
riella
vi. Kone. Mrs. A.
ella Lanicr, Mrs. e
Lane, Mrs. Marg'tD.
lisa Lawrence, Cloe
iiss Leeds, Miss Mary
Lee, Mrs. Lucy
l.. Lee MISC arIineM.
Ra- Liston, Miss Clara
LoDgree. Sarah
lam Loring, Miss Eliz.
liss Logan, Miss James.
Lyons, Mrs. Eliz.J.
.yP .Monntt, lIrs.
Ia Mason, Miss EiiZa
IRIS. Monkward, Mrs.
Edith
liz Mansfield, MrsAlar-
'trs. garet
Manderville, Mrs.
A. Olivia
Ann Masset,Mr Harriet
Mason, Miss NJ. J.
Carl Martin, Miss Mar
tina 3.
lar Martin, Mrs. Mary
Mellen, birsHellen
nny S.
Megoviern, Miss
IL ROsanna
Montesth,Aiis Car.
aih- oline
Moore, Mrs Saraht
Morgan, Miss Eliz.
nett Sbeth II.
lice Murphy, HELEN
Murray. Margaret
Ann
E. Nye, Ellen
liza. Neiunan, Mrs. Chas.
Newcomb, Miss
riet Mary
ant Nichoisen,Alls lisa
arr bella A.
lar Norlon,M Mira Amelia
NJ.
ane Oakley, Mrs.
iaA Josephine, a. G.
-. lOliver, MrsSJsanna
rinel Obert, Miss Marg't
Z Packard, Mrs.
her- Mary NJ.
peck, Miss Lucy A
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DY ORDER of the Honorable Frederic y. Talmhdge,
Id Recorder the City Newly notice Is hereby CIV
en- pursuant the provisions OF the statute authorship at
lacinents against nonresident debtors that an attachment
has issued against the estate of GEORGE LOCKWOOD,
lately resident OF Massachusetts and that the same WILDE
sold for the payment OF his debts unless he appear and ais
charge such attachment according 90 law within nine months
from the first publication this notice. and that the payment
OF any debts due to him by residents of this STATE and the
delivery him for his use, OF any property within tins
STATE belonging to him. and the transfer OF any such proper
" by him forbidden by law, and The 18th
iav of APRIL 1915 HARVEY A. WEED,
aol laNNQmc In nropria persona Creditor.
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that a WIT Of Attachment
~ against the goods aud cbuuels, rights aud credits
moneys and effects lands and tenements of David Morre
asen debtor for the sum OF Two thousand dollars in
pe1 of Trespass on The Case upon promises the suit of
Charles A. Bukley, Ben Graham aud Richard Hasluck,
junior partners, trading under the name and firm OF Bulk
lev Graham Co." issued OF the Circuit Court Of
the County MiddleseX in The State OF NewJersey
tlrnabIe the Term OF August IN the year OF our Lord
by the Sheriff OF said County. n. BO1RAEM, Clerk.
IouN V,y DYKE Attorney s25 lawSIn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

DI ORDER. OF hon William Parmelec, Recorder OF
ID the City OF Albany notice hereby given that en- attach
ncnt has issued against the OF Thomas as
nonresident debtor, and that the viii be sold tor the
payment his debts he appear and discharge such
attachment according law within nine months from the
first publication of this notice; and that the payment OF any
debts this State, the delivery
To HIM for HIS ofany property within this State belong
ing him, and the transfer Of such property 10y him. are
forbidden by law and void Dated Albany, June H. lSi5
DEAN & NEWLAND,
4 ttnrn rartac In crlnli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

BOARDING SCHOOL.
PREPARATORY [BOARDiNG) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
Z TOWN CONN.-D 81. CHASE, A. NJ PRINCIPAL.
Established In 1885 Sessions May 18th and Nov
18Th continuing FIVE months at $40 per session. Thorough
propagation College business, ana personal attentions
are pupils fully H. In the most Expensive schools
Lads FROM NeTYork placed IN charge OF careful pe
son. going ana returning CrcuGrs u. "A Market street and
ia Roadway feS
nEsBROW's RIDING SCfsOGI., No: 4os Bow
ery near Aston aud La fayetie places, New-York M
Dhn the that his School Is open dag ana
evening for Equestrian Tuition ard exercise Riding.
LECTURE LESSONS EXERCISE HIDING.
Is Lessons. 90 Imopih...............12 90
10 do ....... IN GDl20 Rides. 10 60
Go ............ 0Oll0 do ............... 90
Single LessOns. Ss 90 Single Rides ''','''. Is
N B-Highy trained and que, Horses for the Road or
Parade. 10 lei EVENING CLASS
u Lessons. 00l20 Rides Oo
Single ouISing.e Rides.......... 10
RULES:
|. Ali Lessons or Rides paid for ON commencing.
9 One hour allowed breach Lesson Ride in the School
g. One hour and half for n Lesson on the Road
4 Hours for Ladies, from 4. III. 10 s P. NJ.
g. Hoarp for Gentlemen. 10 and from TO 81 PM
g. No gentlemen admitted during the hours appropriated
to Ladies'.
Rides.
n B. The School has been refued and furnished with
Stoves Ladies delicate health need be under no appre
heusion Of taking cold. loSl
card OF requested previous: 20 commencing.
yVNnE GERMAN Lansuare-G erinan evening classes
are being arranged at the Office of NJ Van Hoevenberg,
ESQ No. IS Ceure-st by NJ Ereer author oil "A Phrase-
Book In English and German"
Private classes formed by ladies gentlemen among
themselves viii be attended TO by +. Apply TO T. al tue
above office. nj lmeod
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Fl FOR LIYEkPOUL-Reguar packet of the 6 h
49, OF Decembet-The splendid pscket ,hlp ASHBUR-
TON, VIM. Rowland master, will sail As above, her
regular day.
Having very superior accommodations for cabin, second
cabin and atee!ae passengers persons intending
should make early appraan on board foot OF
orto JOSEPH McbtURRAY 100 Pine-st cor OF Sollt-st
The new and elegant packet ship Henry Clay Ezra Nye
master viii succeed the Ashburon, and sail the 5th Jan
her regular day.
n 3. Persons desrous OF sending for their friends can
have them brought in either Of the splendid
ses on moderate terms bv making application ahov.
AtNEW LINE OF PACKETS for LIVERPOOL
- Packet Of 2bh of Novrmber-The splendid las!
sailing and lavorite packet ship ROSCIuS $50 tonl
odrthep Capt Asa Edridge, will sail We,nes!ay Nov
20 her regular day The ships OF this line being all GG
TONS anc upwards persons about embark for the Od
CouIis Will not fail 70 the advantages be derived
rom eeecnc This line in preference any other, eif
great capscy renders them every way more coiniorabe
ana convenient Than ships OF small class and their accom-
odaiQns for cabin second cabin and passengers
packets Persona wishing befths should not fail
10 MAKE early application board foot OF Waist, or To
w. ]. T. TAPSCOTr,
A. their General Passage Office, IS South stcor
The Roscus viii sail from Liverpool on ne I'm OF JHnu-
ary Persons wishing send for their friends can have
them brought In this magnificent packet or any of the
regular line sailing the lst, d fh ll, lnth 2ls add
made as above or in Liverpool W III. Tapsco
Geo. Rippard & Son, 96 Waterloo Hoad
Drafts for amount payable on demand, without dls
count In all the vt England Ireland Scot
land or Wales al all times be obtained appp lion
III by letter, post paid) ks above
The elegant packet ship Liverpool will succeed the
cus and sail on the 2s December her regular day n1s
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List Of Letters Remaining in the NY. Post ONCE,
SATURDAY., November %:

t Please nsa,ion The DATE Of the List II ,hsca Sey
,,;,5 LADIES, LIST:
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