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T,ARM TO LET,--A small Farm, about one
L mile from the city, containing about fifty acres,
and in good state OF cultivation, having peach
and apple orchard and variety other fruits, gar
den,dwelllng' large barn. COW house, stable,
and healthy location.
will sell the above place and take city property
in exchange at fair prices For further particulars
apply to NATHAN LEAKE,
dec l3-tf 18th street, between L and g SITS.
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4 GENCY FOR THE IRIS AND ODD Eel
n LOWS '.dIIRROR.--The undersigned having
the entire agency for the District of Columbia per-
sons desirous of becoming subscribers, can DO SO,
bv leaving their names with Mr.. J. Smith, Iobac-
conist. 7th street, near the Post Office. Terms,
13I 20 cents ner month. $. OTTMER,
dec o3-tf Agent
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A CARD.-The subscriber will on the lst OF
-A January ensuing render to his customers
all of their respective accounts and shall expect
them to be attended to Immediately.
dac 2q--3t s. PARKER.
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NEW AND AMUSING G.aJuES.--
w Game of the States, or Who'll be PRESIDENT
Master Rodbury and his Pupils
Game Of Heroes American Eagle
Strife Of Genius; What do ye. buy, by Punch
Busby Cards, Shakespeare Cards .ta
Bell and Hammer, New Historical Game
Chinese Checkers, Game Of Trade and Barter
Picture Alphabet Cards, Dissccted Alphabets
Dissected Puzzles, Pictures, and Maps
Transparent States, for drawing, &c.
For sale by VIM. F. BAYLY,
stationer, Pennsylvania av., between 18th
dec 25-4tdif and 18th streets
NTOTICE.-The copartnership heretofore exist
" ing under the firm Of Hardness s Purdy has
this day been by mutual consent dissolved. All
persons indebted to said firm are authorized td set
lie with either Of the undersigned, and are RESPECT
fully requested to call at the old stand and close
their accounts at an early day, either BY note or
cash. All persons having claims against said hrm
are requested to present them for settlement
JOHN G. HARNESS.
dec 25-3tif JOHN PURDY.
TIME undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally that he shall
continue to carry on the Lumber, Lime, and Coal
Business, at the well-known stand on ilh street,
Centre Market Square, where he shall he happy
to supply his customers, upon the most favorable
terms. dec 25-3tf JOHN PURDY.
TNLEGANT PRESENTS FOR THE HOLE
~ DaYS-Rosewood Work Boxes, PLAIN and
furnished, all sizes s
Rosewood Writing Desks, various sizes
Papier Mache Portfolios
Inkstandishes, and Card Baskets and Gard Eases,
new and superb patterns, richly painted
English and French portfolios and Writing Gases
Pearl, SHE'LL ivory, velvet, and embossed Gard
Cases
Pearl, enameled, agate, glass, and other Pephol-
ders
French Papeteries, a very rich assortment OF
most beautiful patterns
Fancy Note Paper, Envelopes, Waters, Aotto
and other Seals
Gold and Silver Pencils, at all prices, from 2ocls.
to Sl2
Gold Pens, diamond pointed, in silver cases, &c.
Ivory and pearl Paper Knives, carved and Piiln
Games of ali kinds
Dissected pictures Maps, Puzzles, sc.
With large lot of fancy and staple Statlonery'
For sale by WM. \. bAiLhi
! stationer, Pennsylvania av., between llth
dec 23-2w ana l~'h s'reo's
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HHE TELEGRAPH DICTIONARY. AND
SEaJu.d.vsS SIGNAL BOOK, adapted to
signals by flags OF otherwise, aud arranged for Sc
Magnetic Telegraph, by n, j Rogers, Assistant
Superintendent, volume Just published and re-
,ceived for saleby dec 1S II. TAYLOR.
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@ JACOBS RADCLIFFE, Grocer, corner of
~, 9th and II streets Always on hand va
riety of choice Family Groceries, Tobacco, and
Segars, at small advances for cash. ~
dec 9-tf e
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Fancy and Perfumery Store,
Pennsylyana avenue, between 9th and 10Th sts.,
Where can be had fresh supply Of Rose Llp
Salve and Paley's Cold Cream. dec 29--n
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T,oR RENT.---A Brick House on 4 l-2 street,
+ South Of the Avenue, containing rooms.
! Nov. l5- ULYSSES WARD,
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All work warranted to fit in superior style.
&C. b. having practical knowledge, and long
experience in the above profession, will readily ac-
company Gentlemen TO select such CLOTHS IN dry
goods stores as they may desire
Gentlemen's Garments cleaned IN a very supe-
rior style. !.
N. B-Gentlemen and children's clothing cut to
order in the most fashionable style and so arranged
that there can be no mistake in making them up.
dec 23-tf
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&C. BEVERIDGE'S CHEAP TAILORLNd
| j. EST.aBLISHNENT,P Pennsyluan'a aoenue, Cpl
oosite Coemap's Hotel, Washington city, is prepared
To make up Clothing of every description IN the
most modern style and at the shortest notice, and
not surpassed in workmanship by any establishment
in the city, The following prices have been adopt
Na,..;no nj and TRIMMING Goats. best style, IS 50
n do Pants do = 90
~ 40 Vests do. ] rs
,,aIs;nr coats without trimmings 6 90
n pants do. do 25
~ vasts do. do / %
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TEMpER.aNcEa TEMPERANCE,

TEJuPER.a.NCE,i TEJIPER.a.NCE!!J ~
TTOWARD DIVISION No. 10, Sons or I'EM-
ll PERANcE will hold meeting IN the First
Methodist Protestant Church, nearthe Navy Yard,
on Thursday evening next January |, 1886, at
halfpast o'clock. The Rev. Messrs. Hendrick-
son and Matchett, and acknowledgement speakers viii
address the meeting. A Af
The various associations Of the Brothers OF Tenn
perance, and Divisions of Sons Of ofTemperance, and
all interested in this great moral movement are re-
spectiully invited to attend
dec 29-2t G. nj. DOVE, R. y.
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(tHAPPED HANDS AND FACES CUR.
" ED.-Persons wishing very smooth slsln
should test my genuine Bay Rum and Sperma-
eeu Soap Twill guaranty that one bottle OF The
Bay Rum and one cake of the Soap will give TO
the face and hands beautiful polish. For sale
-. s9 .1..s s. PARKER'S
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JOSEPH DOWNING AND BROTHER, House
y Carpenters and Joiners. Shop on square b, be-
tween 9th and 4 l.2 streets, near J. M. Farrar's
Bowling Saloon, will be ready for the prompt exc
cution of work at all times. dec 23-tf
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ISAAC ,STODDARD.-Black and Wheel
right Missouri Avenue, near sixth street.
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JONATHAN Il. WALKER-House car
y penter and joiner on X street, shop corner X
and 9Th streets.
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DREsLEY SIMPSON, PennsyIua,sia .drsaus,
l. Worth side, I'd door east Of llh street, keePs
a general assortment Of Fandlu Groceries.
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{ tHARLES PASCOE, Boot and Shoe Store
~ on seventh street, between Id and IL streets.
On hand general assortment of all articles kept
IN Boot and Shoe store, which offered at pri7
ces that cannot fail TO please. '1t"
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| + ENNIS PUMPHREY'S Livery Stable, cor
| ~ ner OF 9th and G. streets. Horses and Car
riages to hire. Horses taken at livery, and kept
in the best manner.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

who claimed another ft7 ceu,s-so which the suffer and
the bupkin reluctantly submitted Our City acquain
ance jus, then remembered himself OF an engagement
in wsl.sree, and took the way directsst tro" the
Tornbs while Bobus scratched his ear and went A0ou
his business, wiser than beiore ne had gwen 'o'-a
for walking through the Park in company VIII PICK
pocket.
ASDoRFER's OPTIC cGALLERY.-Therei Is really no
hunbug about the paintings in Ibis Gallery lheE are
be beautiful views seen n iHis county anu
would rank paintings very high even
b. their truly magnificent and magical accessories we
should suppose that, ii they once become Eehe'aif
known they will be constantly throneed To families
containing small children they are particularly aiiractTe
The pictures are changed every few days ana no one IS
presented twice during the season.
Y Dread Winter rains in earnest about
these days Some of the Amanacs which announce
good sleghing al the present date are striking exam
pies OF the unreliable character OF modern prophecy
We should wonder IL with another day continuance
Of yesterdays storm, the R!~er should ope up ac give
Us another furry of navigation.
Mas HAwLEY's CALisTEESic INSTITUTION
This valuable Schootor young ladies' IS no" permanently
established in the Granite Building No $50 tishiH-ss
TWO doors East Of Broadway and IS eTnineny worthy
the attention OF parents Ms. Hawley has foF many
years devoted herself 20 the physical ecuceoA Oh young
ladies' an is recommended by The very highest tetino-
uias The advertisement OF ms School will be found in
our paper.
= Since making our remarks yesterday IN relation
20 the plan which stores on MyrlesVenue ahG
Atanticsreet We're built we have discovered tHa. We
shown that built in the manner aescIioeo are
secure than if granite were used Brooklyn Adv.
This swallowing whole block Of buildings must
lie heavily Oh the Editors stomach.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
THIS MORNINGS MAiL.
Things in philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. l4-P. y

PuuLADELrHIA Dec. l4-P. NJ
The weather TO day has been OF the most stormy
and unpleasant, character while streets and side
walks arc shocking the traveller. ~ an early hour
this morning we had snow which fell the depth oi "A
inch then rain which has contaued to :a up 10 the
honr of 5 P NJ The Delaware River IS ailed With
ns,ng ice and all navigation NJ end for the present
Abou, 5 vessels detained below a, the Breaswa'eE
The CIV Ice Boa: lies uucy in the dock and OF course
, i a useless instead .. q valuable article
The funeral obscquies OF Inc ia'c ooHinloGore Com FL,
lt, ,ok pl,ce Yesterday afternoon about Clock and
i,L .r ,xra,ou of the military WAS meany a;iended
Xo+ over dozen citizens were present. mere were
seventeen rite infantry and artillery '"e ny
ing artillery and one troop ol noIso snd !ys,si o,
,rith f.w officers OF the army Navy ana 's'eta. od
49, The military was under the command OF Gen
George Caiwals,ier The Native Atis''cIn ~ Gort'
had the right. The cor;sgc WAS lioel s0'' Att M
posing The remains othe decca.ed were a. me
81 ,svpm There were no L. ). marines cut, but
few remaining n the Navy YARD.
Col. Robert w Dunlap long the proprietor OF Ihe
City Hotel died Friday afternoon ot 40 sseo o1
the liver caused by cold contracted outshs lne
southwark riots in July last Col d. was an o,'re' "
the Of lSl2 .,,., ,,L; :, .
- ~ 90 Iik.Iv 10 ,ake command Of the Philadelphia
Nj s,s,on made vacant b. the deSth ot Com EAoiL
desperate attempt upon the lie OF Alderman
Mckinley was made Friday night wnie IA me G:s
charge OF ais duty, hy cooIeu ti,S' hr, y, 49,
Th tsotS ser much difficulty, was finally Sc
cured and committed 20 PRISON c.;
stock transactions or Saturday Were 70 iaIs eS'
q, ;,norovsd quotations. Pennsylvania tiTes ad'
eI' a. ,L ,rarker closing trrl III, $1,000 selling
" as, pr;c vcksburr and Wilmington Railroad shares
each hi the former selling at : Frd.1 1nd ihe ,ts ass
at - heaai'S SSsrS ar T. 5 Bank dull at Il.
Al The 11s Ship Ship Commerce for Liverpool which s sus
.;si c1rsi5erable injury few days since IN proceed
in; down the Delaware has been repaired ht IN rnn ng,
nart of her crew deserted, but were soon
s,n-eb,nded
beautiful bark. called the General PaGr' Tor Inc
South American trade, was launched from hanH'''
ship ward kcnsincton yesterday afternoon H..
The Anti slavery people hold a Fair on 1hursoay
evening next al the Assembly Buildings.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
Fnrtncr from Mexico.

The New. Orleans papers have farther advices
from Vera Cruz by the John Adams at Pensacola on the
9Th ut than those published on Tuesday iast'-
frSsbe Herald here copies from the Picayune as mars
summary Of the Mexican 4rmigo del Pae5sos vehement
and important manifesto against Herrera CueTas and the
other rulers of Mexico which we published at length on
Tuesday las, five days before
The Pcayune says;
Our flies Of papers come down to the th oil November
from Vera Cruz and 10 the st from the city OF Mexico
On the day when the John Adams and the store snip
Lexington sailed the only American vessel ying at Vera
Cruz was the Ann Louisa OF Newly ork.
On The 5th ult as the Mexican steamship Montezuma
was firing n salute tn rec men killed on board-wc
nresume from the bursting OF gun. The same paper
which chronicles this calamity. records the death OF a
mason Vera Cruz by the ialnS OF inc o"cony Vi
house called dmigd de Ia NdctoH
The latest we hear of Gen Paredes is letter from
san Luis Poto dated October 20, announcing the tran
ollity of the five departments under his command
nm The 9TH of October Gen Arsta devotes letter to
his castigation of the savages. He pays compliment to
Capt Seal and his volunteers for their services in this
business and the Government orders puoc tnaks 70 ee
nresented 10 Capt Seal for said services. we could Mi
our paper with reports the War Department upon
these Indian ourages and the late success OF the MeX
in repulsing them
rev Oct 9th reporting to the Government all afary be-
tween Capt Cameran, OF the artillery, and citizen
named Prado. The latter had given offence 10 the sol sol
der by some libclous newspaper s1ub ana was cnas'
tscd for his pains. The matter was turned over 10
military tribunal for examination, &C. Gen. Arista i'm
proves the opportunity nveigh against the scurrty of
Inc press which has been especially directed against
himself and other officers of the army.
~ Csu,iaea of Ures oi Oct g. gives farther accounts
of the incursons OF the Apache Indians in OF which
a coudic,a going down from Hermorcillo to Guayamas
was attacked several killed and wounded, and very
conside LEI able booty carried OF.
The Government has received intelligence from Du'
rango OF considerable against the Indians in that
Department In action a number oi the savases
were left dead the field, thousand horses were re-
covered from them and seventy capiives set at liberty
Senior Don Luis Fernandez del Campo has been ap'
pointed Governor OF the Department OF OaXaca IN place
Of Don Antouio de Leon The appointment appears to
have given satisfaction.
On the 4th ut soldier at Vera Cruz, while bathing,
was seized by sharks and devourcd
Don Roman Flores. captain OF the army has been ar
rested ana imprisoned charged with conspiracy and an
attempt TO excite nsurrection He addresses long ap-
peal from his confinement the public, denying every
charge brought against him.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
DIED

or,sst,riav 13ta inst Mr. WILLIAM ROBERTSON
in the eighty second year OF his age, for more than ha
century resident OF this city -. ,,-..,-
The relations and friends OF his son j. w hoprlson,
his sonsin law NJ Eadie }. Mckenzie and | N MeAsy
with those of his brothers James and AieXahuer
Robertson are respectfully invited to attend ms iuneia %
on Monday afternoon at o'clock withou, iattne VI, m
on from his late residence $50 Greenwich cor ot ChaE
ton SITS. ,,.. r ,ho u.or,
CHARLES MCMILLAN. aged - yeeTs
Relatives an friends OF tine family also OF MS late part
,ar Wm Baplcv are respectfully invited 10 attend me
funeral from the residence OF his brother James McM
Ian No IL L. Roy.st Monday 18th inst s 81 L. NJ
without further invitation. .,o,,pnr.s
ON saturday evening 18th inst. POLLY BOdARDUS.
wife William Bogardus formerly OF Flshkill' pu'che's
Co aged a years.
The friends of the family are respectfully nTeu 10 at
tend her unern this Monday afternoon Al O'Clock at
her late residence e. Orchardst.
At Lowell. l2th mat DR.. VIM Duesbury an eminent
Chemist and Draugh,sman He was native oil fneahn.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auc,ionecr.

rY- LARGE SALE SPLENDID FANCY ARTICLES
AND SrArroHERY-To-norrow morning. al 10 O'Clock,
BANGS RICHARDS & pLATT, No. 2O4 Broad way, Will
sell an extensive and splendid of fancy articles
and stationery suitable for Holiday Presents consisting Of
Papees Souvenirs, elegant Porcelain Vases and Fig
ures Paper Mache and Tortoise Shell Gard Racks and
Cases Chinese wiring Cases, Chessmen and Toys, Rose
Wrung Desks and Work Boxes Toilet Sets and Co.
ognc, English and French Note Papers elegantly put up
Chdrens Games and Puzzles Back CANNON Boards rose
wood. painted and glass Fancy Boxes bronze lnkssnds
Paper Weights and Ornaments, Accordions Chldfehs
Toys, &c. Also superior Ctenona Violin, lSii German
Flutes Neershsm Pipes &c
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
Business Notices.

CueE YOUR Coucns ASp CoLDs BEFORE THEY BECOME
CONFIRMED CoNsuSprIoN.-I have used the Dr. Tayiors
Genuine Basum Liverwort, AR Editor, in my own ia
iy and have found of the most useful medicines
ever have used II The directions that II also Is e
facve in Liver Complaint and Bronchitis snt otter atec
ions of the hroa, and chest. would strongly recommend
it, and say careful buy the genuine with Dr. Leeds
Signature to the see plate wrapper The Office is SIS Bow
cry lis discovery on which based the ChronoTher
NAL treatment of tiscase my opinion the only rational
mode as is remedy applied direct to the part affected
Ex-gNIkScE,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
rt,,,,pn,a The star of Empire takes its way

cIs THE EMPIRE is the title of new and
trst.class Hotel just opened in ST. Louis by Messrs
Pratt Austin & Fuller, three young gent emen late of
this city From wha, we know OF Mr. Fuller as man
and caterer and the good word hear of his col
leagues we believe this is and will be kept good no.
ei as any but Temperance House be, attracting the
patronage and satisfying the expectations of travellers
and citizens New-Yorkers will of course look in upon
it. being assured that its argues no affinity with
the Empire Club st. Louis had several excellent Ho-
tells before and we ,hiuk she will have to congra-
,,e herself on this accession TO their number.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
MAR1xE.-The proneIIer Pheair Las steam ~

MARISE.-The propeller PheaiE has steam up
anc ready leave Cleveland soon as ine weather
permits The Grea Vesie has no; returned irein De-
;roil and from gather il regard 10 the ice De-
yoad the islands it is probable she IS detained
Land passengers oy the South side OF the Lake SPEAK OF
the mud OF some yesse! drifting about Win the VINO
Others ofene bound IN Long Point Cut Our hs-ooE
remains free OF ice rs far up the EXCHANGE
TIE loss Of tue schooner Fayore IS confirmed oy sd-
vices from Monroe to-day. The 4dvOcate says she was
cut hrous b the ice aed and SUNK IN - iee oil waller
a5ou. eight miles South East Of thsi pace. 1ne
Captain and crew, IN ali andiug all efforts 10 save
any Thing avail. and unable to use the .on ooat
iooS 10 the ice last hope. which was only nail an
inch II thickness. and rising and failing WIZ tne ses
beneath L: ard after three four hours OF lie rinent
peril and severe suffering. reached ka4in Point lhey
practiced precauaon 70 lie themselves together Win
long rope al the distance forty or my ee rom eacn
ohr II order tha; any broke through the rest
might pull aim out In This manner N two separate par
t!es each one provded aso with one or more oars ihe
sought the shore and al except Capt heeieF broke
through several times and were drawn out by their COM
panions Their escape considering the adverse cfco-
stances attending their situation was try wonderful
Buffalo Commercial.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

-" The Wing Almanac tor the year 1916, contains
List of all the Senators and Members OF the House oil
Representatives Of the present Congress- with their Pol
tcs. &c.
This useful Register also contains summary oil the
existing Treaty between the United States and Great
Britain and other Nations. The article on Oregon is Pc
culiary interesting just at this time, ard alone well
worth the price of,he Almanac.
Price l2t cents-Sl per Dozen
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
r For scle of Socks q; the EsahGnss see Last reg

~ Far tcLe of Socks q; The EEehcHss see Aas' f'se
sAruaDAr P. NJ.
The Stock Marke, is sill buoyant and No'wich
( Worcester has nearly reached the point from whien
,bsv feI under the grea, panic of Tuesday, At 'hs
close i, sold At 50 sellers option. The other taheie'
were s!.o better and the bulls are in good sPt' AGAIN
In foreign bills there is fair business doing and
the rates are steady. The supply Of bills IS sufficient
We quote Sterling bills = 'dst Francs 100 -o:i
C.,;,so-. 20. e3a. Rix Dollars S!G7si Marks Banco
of the second FIVE per cent; insialmen; Of si5o,-
600 called on the Erie Railroad over $4,000 has been
already paid in .,;nr
Dacsr,bsr II were s552.s59, OF which s5266+6 were
IN American vessels The srrivals were TO- OF whiea
81 were American and the cleaEsnces 81 OF "aien
were American. Number of passengers arrived VIZ
ryo-ts 20 G-ea: Britain from te An 10 ise lS~ q De
.f,,s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

r-Ss A. no place in the city IN hour be spent
more pleasngy protaby than at visit to the Great
Painting ofthe Court OF Death in the Exhibition RooHi
corner of Broadway and Leonardst The Painting rney
be seen equal advantage by day or evening and tue
Room is KEEP, comfortable and warm and thoroughly
ventilated Tickets for the whole time the Painting Is
exhibited in New York so cents. Single admission -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

BEWARE OF IMPOSITION The statements contained N
sheet Daley. Advertiser base, malicious alse
hoods especially no,e referring Messrs Townsend ana
Dwight and Ia ol Sel-fesprct 'ofJds Isf
,n.r notc. OF ,uch The words of the Vice Chan
c. or Ar. ,ufl-at 10 the vaiSy OF the publication
ch.v ar. tbr--"TLe Daley Paia ExLHctor was chf-en
I'd b. me df.rt 4n Comssoc, and Daley nowhere claims
ba he ;n, m inventor hsd patent for IL" Lrthe pee
u. remember that Magical Psin Extractor
!. MGR; s perfect specific and snuGoe r- irost en,
bs, sore eyes and pam wherever iccaed cannot ne haa
but ~ Fl COll!snc-st dIZ @eoc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

~ (oura.dy Hag1, soup, Tor the cure OF pm
PIES FrecEes Tan Seovness, En1pOns. and al sxln dls.
ngur-meuts the 0ny Gepot OF Wszer-.L LIST Store ho
Brosdway 81 a Greclan Hair Dye Pegeta9H
Liquid Rouge crirnsoDlcg Lips and Cheeks Pou1'
subtle for eTadea,ag 5uper10uJ hIr, without injury 70
LAZY Wiue, for instantly scattering reduess anu
ushes ace Acoustic drops FOR caring deanes- aH
&C. The above celebrated preparations OF Dr. Goursua.
oua oul tDear u mind al o. Wslker-st Isl sIo''
FROM Hrosdway. ,,
Asgsrs-E b Tui;e, Assembly Buildings, Phlsde'pGs
Jofdsn AIz-pt Boston Carleton Co Lowell Ives
field Green y Co Worc-.t-r. Myers. n. Haven c4s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
Cour, Csiendur....TH1s DAr.

SUPERIOR CorRr--Nos -. %, r. 3s, .. 81, 80,
So 90. O. 45, = 10, ~ 100 65 90 o.. 6s- lis o. Il
CoMaoS PLEAs-Par, i before Judge Ingrahari.-
Nos / g. s. J. Il, Is, Is II. 1s, 81, . 25 Par in
Beard Of assistants room, before Judge l-.aoeTsr-
Nos = l. 22i 6, 5, TO- l2 a, ls 20. = "a The argu-
renf calendar viii De continued on Friday and sasus-
Day pext.