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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-08
,larker... :. cargf.l.y reported for The Tribune.

,suyS-The market was very quiet to-day. and
s..ri a; ony snail transactions. shippers would not
,s il consequence OF the non arrival oil the steam
=. siyices There have been received this season,
e tie opening Of the canals CO., barrels Pots, aud
sI5 DO Pearls together O. S7 barrels The stock of
,4r POS now 10 1872 bbs and OF Pearls, Doug do-to
rsbsr IS IL barrels besides which there are yet on
,,d ofrae inspection 1913 and 1874 about 900 bbls
P,,s and 1900 do Pearls-together OF DID, 2lOO bbls
CoTToS-Thc sales of Cotton to-day only 10
he exten. Of 100 bales without change IN price. The
rrsl from Boston with the steamers letters were not
r.syed in time 10 show the effect OF the news the
.,assi which during the week has been firm Our
,,ock being much reduced holders only sell when full
prcei are obtained.
GRAN-The same inactivity noticed in the
Grain market, and ouly noticed sales 1900 bushels
N1rh River Corn q, 90 cents, Delivered and 5000 BUSH
d, Rye ct 81 ash! delivered. Wheat offered to
comfortable extent at 40 for good Western but mcrs
vould not buy in the absence OF foreign letters.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thc failure of the Eastern
mil with the Cambrias letters. and tho disagreement
hs,ween the newspaper accounts and the few private
syces which received had the effect Of causing
perfect sagna,ion in the market. and the only tran
.3stuus Of any importance could hear of we're OF
y,rua,ive character 1000 bbls ANN Arbor at Sc -,
d DAYS with interest and lOO0d do Gencsee Sc 90 de-
a7ersbs and payable at the expiration OF 30 days with
cut interest, For 5000 barrels Genesee shipper offer
sds550 There well ascertained quotation. but
Toe prices were reuinally those OF FrdayS6 sp6 S74
frliepesee, Sc 60 06 Sli for Michigan and Ohio. In
Southern there nothing doing.
BEgswAX.-We notice sales of 1000 ID Northern
fellow at 30 cents. cash.
PROVISIONS We heard of nothing done to-day in
Pork Beef beyond the regular demand of the trade
Prices were steady but the stagnation in other articles
Oproduce through the want OF the foreign letters eX
tended 10 Provisions.
OLA sale OF $50 barrels Crude Whale was made on
private terms There have also been Gales in lois OF 300
bbs Northwest at 32Q32t cents and 100 do South Sea,
vi I,rsfed
remain 40 last noticed There were sales at New Bed
ford last week Of $500 barrels Sperm at sias5i and
g5l5 barrels Whale at 81 032 cents. Sales bleached
Winter q, 81 unbleached do sci as7 The imports into
the United Sts,es for the week ending lst December
were 100 barrels Sperm and 500 barrels Whale. For
November the imports l0005 barrels Sperm, and
l@ barrels Whale.
Imports OF on and Bone into the United States from
In toDec l, 1915
Sperm Oil. bbls l4S,25f
Whale OIL --...-.-..---..---....2 GILES
Whalebone. Observation-Disclosures 10 8, lSs,935
Nssthly Statement of Oils and Whalebone on hand,
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LIVERPOOL, 18th, Nov. 1915.
,ss,. -s,:.s;r N unusually high, demand at % %
=. ~, -; Fs,si. Tsow IS ha,ter, - 10 being the
he best. Fine Lard in kegs has been selling at
s,r the sane quality in bbls per cwt less.
s..,r,x g loa = Is per cwt oucrcit,on Bark az
~ :. Emitted .cques. The las; price paid for Tur-
-, VS. 10 s: for ordinary amber Rosin 4, whilst
-, So : peg CIV: has been obtained Lard OIL
:ssiS, s45 pef ,un. Sperm Oil s79 Isl per tun;
No. on 80 go 1000 b0!s Turpentne sold to-day
rs +, -sr cwt quality COED
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General Nolites.

NJ Tabernacle fnir.-Tb" FAIR mad Ten Party Of
M Lni4Ts Coporuf Soelty will bn open his afternoon
an" sfs'ng and e'os ~i,b iho evening largo number
Of nricir< rsmsih ~ 30 cleared pii rhcap. II.
~ Ihc Nihth Anniversary Of the tOIorch
Orphan a"J inin an - trl M rap"rnpoic Mon
dry EV"fiHK ~" 80 ~ Drrrfnbrf stj An Address
~, * prcle1 AMI his Children uiIl 10 n,ssan and tax
par ths exercises esIiectu ~ilibs " pom up da
~ hoiicr.-h. Egi'al nm d"7sf his fourth dis
eff.n al ts 1rTt7 Lbtsf7 Lecture Rom, tins .gsuiny
fHOndsy Der. 5fnI 10 eotnmStcF at7i S',lstE
Hnt~ft Ata lbs Hoy sefip.nf"s ItlY pir II rsip'
81 bGg9si vii fspy tbs lss fisr,u,sr 81 Tho FHt ~,
f',us,s On is ipiset Tbs pubic iori,sd :,
ten1 ~
t5Yj o. Of %. -Gp",4n Lpdgr, III ~ "a trc-
t..rs vii 10 asvo,sI syfs DE members ~ he Ir0an
i,ve IN Ntrt3ay rgsnog, December sb' ~ lbs EAT III
Arnod Msinbsfs n to "fr, s'a t":Rs1i,'5 nyiHd IA
stgrG. X EAAObts'L" ssh4 '' %psT
~ Mercantile Library hasoribt'"n'- fWspaht
% A,t!el. H. Chsp ~ tA Constitution genera ~ sun
Of ne Msrss 81 his Aasoeiatiop vii a hfh 10 o'h
Hal Tfr<dny svsnos 1h inst ., "ecs, ~ app'nt
& ClrnfpittE 10 ,fSsrs ft tho ensuing 1eaf
d. EsWTsyHTu
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MARINE JOURNAL.
" SEE FoURTR PAGE.
ARRIVED.

Rrir Norman tof North larnouth) Prstt 30 Us I'M DO
nnl, s.t &c 10 J Foulkc s Sons. Sid in company WIN
hr l,s,ph Gorhau Bridgeport CT; brig Persia. Tor
R,stnn I'D days previous Nov 2bth. lat 81 20. was
nm INTO on the lrboard bow By the schr Powell oil
eokhayen which carried away cat mead anchor stock
bulwks plank sheer top RAIL- all the tluoers from the
,- tare.hroud to cat head split b carried away fore
ward and ,op,nast and did other damage
Br brig 81 Margaret o Bren % ds I'm st Johns, NJ,
POTATOES SC 10 Stokes & Anihony-l9 steerage pas
srnrcrs
Schr Margaret Ann. Hammond, ! ds fun Baltimore,
grain &c TO eager s Mailer.
Schr Elcou Cole, DIS fm Baltimore wheat &c, to
johnson & Lowden.
Schr Benz II Field, Van Glider, ds I'm Greenwich, n
j. corn. 10 master.
schr lie Roy, Bede, DIS I'm Norfolk, Va, mdse. to NJ
Bcdcl
schr Frank Baker DIS I'm Georgetown, DC, -four, &c,
10 Sturges x Chairman.
Schr Florida, CoTson, ds I'm Wilmington NC, naval
stores, 10 NJ Taylor
Schr Boston, Fisher Is fra Philade coal, to master
Schr Watson, Fountain, I'm Milford, Del, corn to
master.
Schr Sisnet Neal FIN Philade coal 10 master.
Schr Samuel Paynter, Johnson, I'm Milford DEL corn,
20 Fox.
schr Triumph, Ryder, ds I'm Fredericksburg, corn,
10 master.
schr Falcon Hooper, ds FIN Baltimore, salt, to &
4 Woodruff
Schr Il Williams, Watson, de- I'm Milton, Del, corn,
70 b Fox.
Schr Emerald Snow. 2 ds I'm Fredericksburg, corn
and flour TO Souter & Brothers.
Schr Rebccca, Collins I'm Phiadel, corn.
Schr Amazon. -. fin Philade. corn.
Schr CathGrinc Dix Mlliner I'm Folly Landing, oats,
to II lavens.
Sloop John r Clayton, I'm Milford Del, corn.
BELoW2 brigs in the oing at
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GoIi0an advertisements.

CARES FOR THE CGUISE HOLIDAYS
~ Families residing in tbs upper part OF the city, arr re.
specially invited 10 Call ard examine the assortment OF
Cakes all description esh daily, the old established
Bakery No. 50 COriaud-st Orders thankfully received
Cakes free OF expense 10 any part OF the CITY, by
dS I'm GEO. ARCULARlJS' SON.
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wr,trral Notices.

rSy- nycchnnics' Institute Lectures.-T. CARTER,
Eses TutRp LECTURE. the Lives and Writings Of the
30 will he delivered the Institute Lecture Room
f,i,v Hall an Monday Evening, 9Th instant O'clock
ppor Rrps Sixth Lecture OF his Course IS Lectures
~, Cb.ms,ry ~ applied Arts aud Manufactures will be
delivered at Clinton Hall Lecture Room, Thursday Eve.
ming | I,h instant, ut O'clock.
Saturday Evening the Debating Class Meets. Season
tickets 10 all S. Single tickets - cents All Lee
lures Glasses free Members Terms OF membership
Al Initiation fee and 81 yesrly dyes MINORS under 20 ad-
i,ted the yearly payment of 81. j. j. MAPES. Prest
c. S. BhRHtTT, AcluHry. do 2tisN
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

YAIM T. JENNINGS L CO. Diapers and Talors, I'm.
w porters OF Cloths and Cassimerss Vestngs &C. 81
Broadway American HotS opposite the Fountain, In
receipt extensive assortment OF new goods Tor AL and
Winter wear comprising, French and English Cloths for
Dress and Frok Goats IN Of Styles
Silk Satin M1rlno and Velvet vestngs, Milled Cloths.
Tweeds, &c. for OverCosls, which Will be made up
10 order through the aid Of efficient corps OF cutters
as can be oaGd In the an sas ~ poe; @
style and character Of garments such al must shhy tn
discriminating that views OF cheapuess are not based
on production Of any other than first rate garmen
Such have sustained system OF small profits quick
returns and prompted the solicitation OF call from those
who would really effect saving of the extra per ceniage
levied under the credit system.
The attention directed 10 the Panaloons department mus,
continue offer Inducements TO those who appreciate nj
combining ease and elegance.
nddaor the usual assortment OF goods kept ~ Tue
trade always hand ready made Dress and Frocf
Goats Pantaloons Vests &c TO tho requirements OF
those who OF may require hrst rate su
Also Fancy Dress Articles In great variety Scars Cravan
handkerchief Gloves, 9uspenders Hosiery UndeT-Nesh
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts Collars &C. NC ais I,
NEW YORK. CASH TAILORING Establish.
' meni, S7 Broadway three doors below he FranSnn
House The subscribers would call the attention Of their
customers and the public very large and well selected
assortment OF Fall and Winter Goods Embracing all the
latest styles of French and English pep Cloths for winter
garments black and fancy BoDjeans elastic Cssseres OF
and Velvet Vesngs suitable ne coming An OF
will be made order al few hours notice. and In
the superior style for which the establishment haa
been so long celebrated.
Employing in the cutting department the best talent In the
city do hesitate challenge comparison with any
point OF style, elegance and workmanship Atthe same
time our prices will convince the most skepca that first
rate garments be furnished al very reduced rates for
cash We would also call attention TO the Fancy Depart
connected with the establishment where can DO found
every article requisite complete genenans wardrobe
of and richest Materials selected By our agents
In the Paris and London markets. Also an assortment Of
ready made Dress, Fock Coats and winter garments OF
every description for the accommodation OF those requiring
os s,f r. u'''' VI j. c. BOOTH CO.
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ALBANY, y.
me 10 s,a,e nv opinion OF your Pills after had given them
fair trial In relation TO Dyspepsia am Wiling 10 sign
any thin the shape Of testimonial that you may choose 10
draw up had been troubled with Dyspepsia for over I'VE
months and could find relief until had used scarcely
two boxes your Pills according drectonsi was cured
and AIN now sound n dollar. - - .
~ JAMES H. BRAD SHAW.
Sir Ashley Coopers AnDyspeptic Pills, are warranted
20 cure dyspepsia Indigestion constipation costiveness
sck-hesdache all affections, and all diseases arising
from an improper of the stomach These Pills We're
brought out England short time since by pupil OF Sir
Asley's Principal Agents in America.
ds 6,is Dr. CARROLL * co. Murray-sL
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~ French Lam!

y French Observation-Disclosures Oral System
\ Evening Class Tor gentlemen is shout TO iof-hso,
Morning Class for ladies Those wishing 10 join re-
quested 10 make application. Pupils can he admitted
into classes ia the 3D. Sd and 4h OF the syslem
Private instruction during the morning.
TRANSACTIONS from French into English
Madame L. MANESCA DURAND, s. Walker-s-
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"a. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRrArMENr.-Dr 5.

81 Ciairvoyancc.-MEDIcAL TEEATMENT.-DT. ).
s. Lyon with a. j. Davis the celebrated Poughkeepsle
Cairvoyan, powers of accurately deneatng the III
ernu gausm of the human system describing diseases
with their symptoms and and prescribing their re-
nedics have never been surpassed now permanently es
abshed ut o. Grccn-st between Spring and Prince where
he will happy receive those who may desire exainna-
by Cairv0yarce with view 10 the removal OF disease
Hours Of reception 20 NJ. and from 10 O'Clock
P NJ Examinations 10 O'Clock 4. NJ The medical tacu-
" ar. invited 10 call and be satisfied OF the reality and
usefulness of ClairvoyaDce. d0SLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-08

Princc-s-)
M J. Il. Soaring respectfully informs his friends,
patrons and the public, that he has eopened his School Tor
the season his residence above. Days OF Tuition,
Wednesdays and Saturdays 5! O'clock FOR young eGes
gentlemen.
Glasses will he formed other days meet the COVE
nience of pupils
Ladies' and gentlemen can receive private lessons at any
hour not occupied By and every day il they wish L.
Mr.. SEARINC'S much admired La Polka tluatrlle and
Polsk Mazurka will he taught addition La Polka aud
the most graceful styles danciug and Waiting PrvGte
Sorees exclusively for pupils parents or guaoans VIII be
given usual.
Mr.. Soaring would particularly notify gentlemen who
wish 10 WALKING, that lie forming cgss for sGur-
duy evenings, for all the various styles intending La
Polka.
For terms and particulars apply as above Dc SsWSN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-08

" The Tenth Anniversary of the Coiored Or
phan Asylum will be held the Tabernacle Monday
evening Dec. 8. Addresses may be expected and the
children will be present take part in The of the
evening. n27 jt27ht5lh 6thS2ths
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g For Suie.-Persons afflicted with JGundice, lndi-
geson Habil4l Coveness, Piles, Dyspepsia, Cuaneous
Diseases Scroiua, Impurities of the Blood, Pmples aud
Pu,,ues on Tho Face aud all diseases arising from uu
dcious use of mercury vii. find efscug remedy in Dr.
Woods Sarsaparlia and Wild Cherry Biies Sold whole
sale and retail by WYATT Il KETCHAM, 12l Fulton-st
N " d. lwiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-08

" Window Shade Depot, No. Spruce-st.--
% pair always hand. Persons about furnishing their
houses will save 100 per cent by calling al the De-
pot bAtiCL DE IAoNL
prcre, nrices mis- isf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-08

Writing.-Mr. Dolbear will form classes
Monday and Tuesday evenings Ladies gentlemen wish
ing 20 learn elegant hand requested call and The
rapid improvements made BY others. Those who study
Mr. D.s system faithfully fail 10 become elegant
writer's.
Rooms 70 Hammond.st. corner of Blocker Open from
7toq al nirht G8 IT.
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II Particular Notice.-Those persons about break
ing up housekeeping, having furniture OF any description
10 dis pose Of viii ind ready sre for auy portion or all OF
cir goods by sendng ne calling upon The suhscr-
bers nl9 lmsI II. COTTON II co No 81 AuusL
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DY ORDEit OF Fraucs Il. KugNIe- Esquifr Judge OF
ID Chautnuquc County Courts. o o degree OF Counsellor
nj Law the Supreme Court Notice IL hereby gwen thar
nm attachment issued the estate ot Jay Sherman
debtor thai the viii be sold for The
of his debts unless he appear and discharge such
attachment, according law within nine months from tho
frat publication OF this notice. and that The payment Of
dcb, and tho delivery of any property belonging such
debtor 20 him hs uss and the amy property
by any purpose whatever forbidden by law and
ara void. Dated the let day OF December lsI5.
do luwsm c. TUCKER, Attorney for Attaching Creditor,
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Philadelphia s gent for the Tribnue.-Zic5er
CO.. S Ledger Building. Thrds, who receive euhscri'
bers and have single copie safe daily al ocik DIS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-08

u Roman Eye Bnlsum-A certain cure for Weak
Dis sis DR.. CARROLL L CO. aMurray-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-08

rS- Toothache Cured in minute; by the Glove
Anodyne sold by DR.. CARROLL co.
dS 6lis Murray.
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amnsfments.


SELECT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
THE APOLLO yOCALISTS have the honor Of an
nouncing their friends and the public that hey VIII
give Musical Entertainment consisting OF choice seiee
ZION OF favoriie GLEES, TSoS, DUETS SoLes, &c on
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER oh, lsf5.
At The Rnger, s.i.ur IN Madson-sL between Clinton and
MONTGOMERY.
Professor A Amor will preside at the Piano Forte.
Doors open a. 81 observation-disclosures TO commence
81
to be Obtained the door OF the Institute the evening
the Concert dc 2,s-
r AIDES, FAIR and FESTIVAL in the Lecture
IL Room OF the Tabernacle Church, Will positively close
on Monday evening s,h inst tentrance Broadwhy Tho
avas will be appropriated tho supper. Of ColPoreur
n, ,ba Wss, d3 IL
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

ia SD, Qaeea Of the Hest, from LirerpoOl-John A
s,,unler lady and children, Daniel Newell Of New
Y,rA CaptM Il Wade of London + w Coolidge OF Bos-
tnn-lSG In The stccrnge.
=. ~, C.,sn frors Ma. Oriadns-Robert Scaton of
Nov, Orleans John Blish Of New York, Jacob Bcch
tpl--tt In tho stcornsc.
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TAYLOR'S WEEKLY BULLETIN
nF NEW PUBLICATIONS, received and for sale a!
ONo > Astor House.
Holiness Life of Mozart in cloilI-50 cents
Parkers Aids 10 English Composluon-price 81.
Hunts Merchants Magazine tJT Dec-5O cents
Tire Krickerbocker FOR December-50 cents.
The Eclectic do. do. 50 cents.
The Soldier ofLyors by Mrs Gore.
Cruiksh Table Book, with iiusrations-5O cents.
Harper's Illuminated Bible, No. 4i-25 cents.
The Medical intelligence and Eclectic GazeIte-price ~
Chambers Edinburgh Journal. No. 8, vol 2-l2l Cents
This Butchers OF Client. ilsirated-25 cents.
Ma-or's edition OF Fetcher's Bible, No l3.2' cents
The Foster Brother, edited by Leigh tlunt-25 cents.
The o Dounghue by Charles Le9er-l2i cents.
The Mast Ship or Bombarcmoni OF Falmouh-l2i cents
Blackwood's Magazine for Nov -uber-2j cents
Harpers illustrated Jew No. 5-prce p cents.
Geraldine. and other Poems, By Tupper-5O cents
History OF Women, b. Mrs Child ? vols.-7icents.
The Clainbcurer. by J. +. "copper" cents.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
OF New York. Bosion. philadelphia and Baltimore.
also Juveniles Presents and Gifts for The Holidays And
al Cheap publications. Magazines, &C. for sale whole
sale and retail, by
~ p;is WM TAYLOR, No. > Astor House.
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COLE ANp sILvEK WATCHES reteiIed a.

NULD IND SILN Elk WAICHES rethIIed q
II wholesale prices by J. T. Wiliston dealer in watches
No. Corsnd-st up stairs. corner OF Broadway.
All watches sold this establishment warranted TO per-
form well money refunded Watches, clocks musical box
es ana every repaired in the best al the loves!
pr ces Arrangements have been made with MI VIM a
Gamble whose reputation watch reparer unsurpass'
ed. engaged for nine in the most celeora
ted manuiactores In Europe enables him repair tue most
complicated work that be produced
j. T. WILLiSTOS,
.,r- Il. Cortiant-st up stars.
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S,TOyES.-SHEPARD CO. having enlarged and
- perfected their assortment OF Stoves .o me ran trade
wood and coal, now oher 10 ter tTInus ead GUS
tcrr. an uuenlcd variety Of economical and beautiful
naiTarns frs, among which stands the unvae5 Motifs Pa
tent Hall Church and Office Stoves OF all sizes and The most
ed il would almost say thai they form the best
beating stove IN the world.
SyPARDS RsvERBERAToRs for pRrlors OF any .ize are
the TASTEFUL cleeny and economical paor stove ever
offered.
DR. Morris PATENT Sheet Iron Cylindr!c Stove, for halls
rooms Is the cheapest powerful heating stove eve. pro-
duced.
DRuNs statue tabular and plain for halls md rooms very
ornamental aud economical hand and made 10 order ID
great variety Also suearysaf, and Two boiler Stoves
FrAnslns OF several r Liverpool Anthracite or wooa
Box Sin plates wood, wool and con far'or cast ron
air-rht and Laundry S.oyr-, comprise larger
for heating purposes than have ever offered u "hch
we specially call the attention OF our Southern ana " os'en
customers. , 80. c,,r..
with two in ovens rors,ng and baking better han any sLove
In use The roasting baking dces mol interiors WIZ
boiing boiling and trying, ~ Ia almost e
Th,,c are especially adapted TO the souihefn s
easily managed. having no Gues liao!e 10 oe nie1 III ~
being strong md durable , :, Ca. =, ~. -,os,
ST, sizes of four boiler premium Cook Stoves o INC oe.
snnruvri pattern for burning either wood or COAL very
baan al yhor.nc or retail. Also Cylinder Stove Cast
I'M. ,r.r Brick British Lusirr (grnuinc FTc Seen
STOW. ornaments, Railing, MniAble ornaments MICA extra
sl,,s rs.a and English Hods, scoops ltussla ana Eng
ali pinr Tin Tubes for toora and partitions Registers Tor
80, Hooks and Hinges Stove Feet, &c for
~ tn 10 ~ WHOLESALE aud retail Also. for toundres, extra
SIC ocd Soapstoue Charcoal and Anthracite, by tho Dbl
N B-COiuprtani wsrkInrn always furnished al short
rotca 10 repair and stoves In hrst rate style Also
xynr m,n NV hacking Stoves aud Grai-s. al0 eodis
MOTIFS STOVE WAREHOUSE 2is Water-st
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1T ~
O'Clock, for Albany and the intermediate
Landings, faIas tie Ice will permit
There good seiehng from any point on the Hudson TO
Albany and stages will be in readiness to carry Passengers
their destination The arrival of the Boat The cele-
brA.ed steamboat COLUMBIA Captain WIN. II. Peck
Leaves The steamboat pier foot Of Cortald1 This day at
O'Clock, p NJ. Monday Dec, 9Th, le+6 For Passage or
Freight apply board P c. SCHULTZ, at the otce
the wharf The UTICA will leave as above tomorrow,
u, 5 P. NJ. GO
d.. ONLY REGULAR LINE OF Packets t tof . .sio
SSS Orieans.-The splendid and fast SAILING PaI ..g on
ST. MARY" Capt Foster, will posiuso..' xsisbng
Wednesday, Dec lOth her regular day PsrsohS 81 hnar
70 secure uetis snoua niaAe W. r f. TAPSCOTT,
1901 oil "aIist OF 10 - Smib 81 cor. Maiden-lane.
DRAFTS on Britain end ely r.,, s[sin
Ireland can dra. for any o. and
.;a, ra1nhl. a, sight, on all The principal ioWns ou0
cities w. 80 - cc,nsr Maiden-ane-
cS 49,
NTEW HULLED BUCkWHEATTn-IN,TnssI- az, sI IL
,,iy packed for the Southern and Eastern n'e nets "
iy,s quarters ech,hs and boxes also in whiia
muslin Jug CROMWELL BlRDSALL,
MI letiss Successors 10 Holt Il Over, as frontst
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The packet ship Queen of the West Woodhouse, I'm
Liverpool and the ship Union. Ratone I'm Orleans
reported Saturday morning at anchor the Bar have
been towed up 10 the city by steamboats,.
The ships Esinorc and II Alien, barks Rockingham
Abertna and Atlantic and brig Long Island, FIN Oporto
before reported below have been driven OFT shore by the
late NV gale.
The packet ship Queen of the West passed Nantucket
on the lst driven South Of the Delaware arrived oil
the Hook the morning Of the 3D. and detained for
pilot by thick weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-08

r5- In Chancery-Before the Chancellor-Henry DIAL
lev vs. Lucjus NJ. Comstock and Ann Moore.Ciiy and
County of New-York, ss.-Frcderick A. Lynde, oil said
Civ being duly sworn, deposes says that the Bond
and Notice of Appeal from The order of the Vice Chance-
or OF the First Circuit dissOvng tue Injunction IN his cause,
was filed in the Office OF the Assistant Register OF tins Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-08
Boston Caution Gales.

DYT 4. p. IL q. RICH, 81 and 50 Brosd-s1eeI Bog
Dion. EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Doors, SHOES. BRoGAHs AND HArs-WEExLY Salt
Every case will be sold without reserve
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
LEATHER, kc-Soe and Upper Leather, Calf Skins, Lii
nings Bindings Kid and Morocco and other shoe stock
Liberal cash advances made.