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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-08

ENCOURAGE AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
,y,, Who will send to France for Boots
BTFA1 when the subscriber will make such
Ssg that for neatness, comfort and dur
rs ability, cannot be surpassed by any
E. worknen III the world.
kHSEM Public attention is respectfully in
SSss% vitcd TO this suggestion.
EipsM PRICES are as follows:
gs#bEs Dress Boots, stched.... -. S5a5. so
H~<ssastSS-, pegged ..,...... $50
>aS Water proof doHble soed lined
BOOTS, stitched. ................ 800
Water proof double sOed lined Boots pegged. dad. 80
Cork sOed peggGG Boots .5a5. 80
SAML ROBINSON, 10 Eutaw-st.,
n2S-y Opposite Western Bank.
r.. COLEMAN. BOOT MAKER.
No. est BALTIMORE STREET,
Between Holiday and Gay Streets
The Subscriber most respectfully in
asa.Et forms his friends and the public gene
h. rally that he keeps constantly on hand
aS an assortment of GGntlemens BOOTS
OF all descriptions-such as Napoleon
EyfSI Taps, Cork Soles, Double Soles, quilted
Ex.E Soles, Dress Boots, pegged and sewcd,
ESsI5 and Opera Boots, of the best quality, all
HstsfS of which he offers very CHEAP for cash.
sff1StsIs The manufacturer having Pu, himself To
SaA's considerable trouble and expense to
procure leather that will rot break, takes great plea
sue in informing citizens and strangers that he has
last accomplished his desire, having n, his command
assortment of Calf skins that will wear equal 10
any French leather that can he produced mis-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-08

would return thanks to his friends and customers 70
their kind patronage and would ask continuance G
the same.
N. b. CUNNER'S BOOTS made.
apl5y SAMUEL HICkLEY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-08

FWvRUNK HUA DS--2 tons assorted numbers
III ju.t received and for sale hy
TURNER, WI EELWRlGHT & NUDGE,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-08
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOT FACTORY.

The subscriber having opened store
No. 2il WEST PRATT STREET, a
few doors above Sharp, south side,
would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally. that he is pre-
pared 10 manufacture BOOTS, sewcd
or begged, that cannot be excelled in
materials, workmanship or hcatness OF
fit, which he will guarantee san wear
The New York herald., 1845-12-08

brig Gen Msrieu Shepherd Boston; ash, bark Trident.
Gsr csUr. Tenn; Oct 7-AH ws.hsinstou. Smith. New
T4RRAeosA, Oct and iOth-Ar Curtis, Tybrng York.
nice bisbe. Tor PalermS brig. Senator Pepper do
Gregg anG only Am Ss.f Sid Sh ship O5.s nnd a.
vsrs days M , AZ Re h Essls Gregg Porto Rco via F
Home Ports.
CrAEIEsroN. Ney Oar ships Anson Bsrkman fun New
ps Stone s so brig hs5sy GG'PP0 d0 ss
Gaaa; br Detroit roT,. I'm Yls. dsCIssSPyn' .Gss
Sa50u; % hyepoo Arr m ida
.sphs s-salss,.. Cor + Orleans; biss Ans.n do Vol
basa
Liverpool bsIque Acadian Glasgow; brgs Arabian and
;JSs. brig Epysy Richardson New
S::Ssw r. sh,SSr
y %sa%sis 9 ESylsr fin York ssx' ship Mary Philips
:e;
aoas .sd o Sc. YG
shs .Sp osn.5S sowSoa HsEsas. % ossd
Isyus nd Ellen PIsss ship.
BE- SS. ElssSs.
:%a,s; Sssa1G Com.
cS, ; South GaI"nn dS do Sg
Galveston, Wrghs, Galveston. Arr-Towboat Jefferson
towed down and Gath ships Parker
Cloud and barque Elias Thornon towboa Caledonia lowed
down and 70 the 9th ship Bailey barque Thet
fhsr ses %
and sea barque Sarah Hand Bachelor aud brig Orrans
owbost Dan Webster owed down and the cath
ship QGeanus; ships Bangor Bordeaux; Adler Brm) Bre
men, valiant Fr BordeauI Lyons Bsmsn Olbers, B.ml
Bath Ms WIN Engs, Boss, NYorE; barquss Naragsnsett
Havre; oreo Fish Bickmore York; Genesee. Minott 90
dys IN New York; Margaret Bl Liverpool; brss Goondri.
na span] Havana; Chocaw, Bremen Amenka Norwegian
pordesnx Oce9n9s Havre scrThanu Barker Kingston ia;
Mary hammond Matanzas Gertrude Aranias steamship
ther Davs with Fr ship Vesta Souoray from Havre, and
ships Metoka aud Columbia; Towboa Tenessean with ship
Sea Lion rors from Haure and ship Howard; ship Oswego
inside he Par with fowboat aloIgds ship Caledonia and
y NORFOLK, Dec 4Arr schr w Kimpton Osborne from
York; schr Lowell FIN Boston Cid -schr Tarqun, I'm Ports
mouth N II H;schr James, Boston; schr Planet Bath, Me.
PRovipENcE Dec 3-Arr schrs VIM Mowry, Philadelphia
Cinderella Albany; sloop Sylph Philadelphia Below Rev;
cutter Jackson FIN Newport also fore and aft schr SID Pro
peller Washington, NYork
RIcHMosD Dec 5-Arr schrs New York, Port Deposit;
Sid schr M Burr, Knapp New York.
SAVANNAH Dec Arr barques Ganpian London; Ronar.
St Johns NIB Celia, Thatcher New fork brig PhiIns do.
Arr 2ad barque New Jersey Lewis New York; brgs ralley
rand Boston; Excel Smith. New York Cid, ship Brooks,
Lverpoo brigs Madison, Balkey, New York; Shamrock,
phadepha Went TO barque Barring Brothers. Crocker,
Boston.
Sr MARKS, Nov 2-Arr brigs Hortense. Jamaica; N q
Bourne Charleon Georgana Montego Bay; schr SJane,
Saunders. New York CID brig Samson, Stark, New York;
Virginia, Talbot, New York.
The New York herald., 1845-12-08

party in the Legislature will take to prevent
currence Of such chance for fraud
The Philadelphia papers indebted to the Herald
for the news by the Cambria. We look upon the enter
pise Of the Herald with asionishment II has beaten all
the New York press and has additional wreath to the
laurels hich previous efforts have won The specula
tors in bread sus could not believe the enuineness OF
the news and they therefore refused TO operate They
felt assured in their mind that was correct hut
he absence Of in the other New York papers, and the
arrival the Cambria mail by the nine o'clock line,
threw a degree of uncertainty around il which made
them unwilling undertake the risks of additional pur
chases Now, they curse the New York papers, and
ready repose implicitly hereafter upon the
OF the Herald They always mad more confidence in
thai in any other paper, but that confidence
bounded
Young vandenhof appeae last night at the Chestnut
as Young Rapid in the comedy OF :" A Cure for the
Heartache.n Burton played Old Rapid Owen, Frank
Oakley Alexna Fisher, Jesse Oakly and Mr.. and Mrs
Thayer as Vortex, and his amiable tempered and
humane daughter The house crowded to overflow
ing and the audience appreciated rich nte ecual
treat presented to them The evening concluded with
comic play extravaganza Of tom and Jerry in Amer
ca" This house Will undergo extensive alterations on
Monday for the reception of Herr Alexander who will
be the attraction of the week
The Arch crowded last evening for the benefit Of
stevens, the Stage manager. At the Ma onal Circus
and theatre the Jam was immense and the performances
highly interesting.
The weather is clear and very cold-being healthy
and bracing.
The New York herald., 1845-12-08
CONNIE
New York. Snt.,rd.v ~,

BkEADsrrrr-We have no change TO make in prices
nor nave we any transactions to note Of any portanoe
he regular mail from Boston, with the letters Of the
actions of all descriptions were held back and the m III
CT closed rather unsettled We give however in the ab
sence OF any sales, our quotations of yesterday Gen.
nssse % 81. Michigan Sc 6Sia6 sl1 Southern
10 The quantity Of Flour in store and aaoat s
s,ssa 70 Dc 200 barrels This time, last year the
sdn ,ss s'ouoe barrels The stock at Albany 40
AZ s5asoc. New Southern eIas2c "
soaIoS S-Ine market was quiet today as the s,oek
L NV become very much reduced-holders only sell
son h M rates are paid The sales to-day do not exceed
iUa hh anu ~ rates equal to Z; cents for "fairn Up.
some days past In consequence of ba lor
n s per steamer Gambia exporters have shown
The New York herald., 1845-12-08
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 8
AErlXAn.


$ e. u @' na:s wo
on ss
the iaS w1' S % sshs Sss.
Orleans with cotton - stanton Frost Nov sOh lat 2
bound Gibraltar The Union has been days noh Of
Brig Thomas stanly 81 days from Mon,eso Bay with 50
tons UswGGsd Sv ss ois ,1 nd, soG Ma Brig
brig Maa from Kingston, q for ass Nov ssd Went on
sass s p u~ % gsd
~ S s e. 4 the 1 M p, Florida Light
dscaas ali " hu
an os M the s sn n sys @
driven OF the cosst
BE- S'h Y.%s@ff fsaGs fs | ass sd
brig Joseph Goiam for Bridgeport; BRIG Persia, Boston
sonad aH"n SsS; Nov
= brig e q Pows BE ns
rail aud saaehrons from the after part of the fore rigging
car fs 5 all
s S aS dss 81 sa I ss aUwa three
the plankshe,r % TO keep from nkngb,oke the legs
ss s :Ssa took
s .a S H Ss ThSs fin fin New Ns,on YG1 "a for
as seE, hsileG FIN my Spoke ef Sand
q Oris Kfdwood Martin. from New Orleans or Bai,i.
o, brig Msrgare oBren, IS days from St Johns NJ, with
sehr Elcott Cole days from Baltimore with mdso TO
;, sfhs Thorn Jsckfpea days from Wilmington, NC,
schr Triumph Ryder from Fredericksburg via Capes with
sshr Pioneer Corson days from Brandywne with mdse
to the master. ~ N'
schr Margaret Ann, Hammond days from Baltimore with
mdse, n CANCER < Miller. "'''
Schr Frank, Baker, days from Georgetown DC with nds
10 Surgess s. Clesrman =
Schr Catherine 7 DIX Mner days from Folly Landing
with TO II Harmony 4 Son.
Schr Sam Paynter, johnson, days from Delaware with
Sshr Falcon, Hooper days from Bslmoae with mdse 70
Woodruff. 49, =
Schr Emerald, Saow days from Fredercksburg with mds
the ~
Sohr Sygnet, Brown, days from Philadelphia
Schr Rebecca, Collins, days from Phiadelph
Schr II Orson, Clausen, days from Richmond.
SoopJ M, Clayton 2 days from Milford.
Below.
Brig Thomas, -, from Montego Bay, jam
Also, ship and brigs unknown
Sailed.
From the Lower Bay yesterday-Shps Ashburton for III
yerpoo Blanchard Glasgow barque Helen Fielder Cork
brig Harbinger Norfolk schr Active, Central America.
The New York herald., 1845-12-08
PHILAplLpHIA. Dec 7 ia.

PHiLApELPHIA, Dec. z, ls45
IN local matters there is scarcely any thing new 70
communicate Politicians preparing for the coming
session OF the Legislature and number OF projects are
now silently ripening, with a view important sI,era
uohs In the municipal government Of the city and North
us'lcts, In the organization Of OF our courts
isouon OF jurors, and in the regulation Of election
80 as to multiply the polk and thus reduce the
'oe VI votes to be counted at each In this last re-
measures viii be adopted 10 guard against fraud
upon the oao' boxes after they have left the hands Of
the Judges and inspectors Of elections A, tho 49,
- the ballot boxes are carefully guarded IN "a ~ ,
when they are sealed by the inspectors and dIior.s
into the hands of the Alderman wbeD 49,
utterly at the mercy of any who chooses 10
little ingenuity in opening and altering them And a.;
frstes they are far from being safe from altes,ios T.
their hands They are mostly strong partizans ana ~
when party has notion TO commit a fraud and INV %
pens 10 have majority Of the judges in any one district
they can commit the ballot boxes to an unscrunuion,
magmTne ana then contest the election alIege mis
eouat and have the boxes re.opsned. ne count nm
these crcumstances would be sure to sustain tba
segations II was fear of this which induce cd the da
crac party at the last election oppose SO
w.rs dne natives bungled in their procesdng
The New York herald., 1845-12-08
Foreign Mnrkefa.

HAyAnA Nov. 81, lsi5.-The cargo Of Rice by the
Merchant has been stored four cargoes unsoid now re-
main on hand. sale made of i20 casks from New
ork at RS (of inferior quslity) very little is doing
IA our produce market In Sugars, we have no change
~ prices 10 note quotations in our last: las
ses ss o. Molasses 2rs-nothing doing in tho article
sic. codssh s,ocknabout "a 900 kegs; Mess Pork
strings 20 el Potatoes sol Onions, $40 per 100
1'e" fork and Boston, iis2i per cent prem.
The New York herald., 1845-12-08
R0fk hInrlxna

we understand tho pork packing has commenced j,
geo earnest at Hannibal and at several ohar ,aas. 80
the Upper Mississippi and on the Illinois l,Pvs n
Der OF hogs have already been driven into Hanni5ei
the present cold weather will enable the
to put them up. The business in this city has onenad
brsky and with every promise that the number will ba
very large-much larger than in any previous year
81. Louis Repu5iicaa 28fh un '
The New York herald., 1845-12-08
Dom cstic ImpOrta tlOns.

New 0RLEANs-Shp Union-iol bales cotton Averil co
IS do & Rhoades-lio do Stacy 3ol do Marke, Will
Mors-i27 bbls moasses PStan.on-so do PI everch
81 Robert Wiams27ls pigs lead Stracham Scot-I box
Chambers Heser bb boxes Comstock coz bbls
box Solomon-l box Hobrook, Nelson col trunk John
Tenon2 bales Hadden Taylo-2 pieces castings Stsnton
& Frost-s7 hid 2 boxes 10 Order
The New York herald., 1845-12-08

An arrangement has been made by the Post Office
Department for despatching regular weekly mail 10
TEXAS by the steamships Galveston and New York One
VIII WI De made up this morning to go by the Galveston
ana @ al letters should be deposited in the Post Oice-
We are really gra6ed to learn that this arrangement
has been made.-N o Pie. Nop a.
The New York herald., 1845-12-08

GENTLEMEN OF NEW YORK--Mv celebrated
- - AmbhQSlAL ROSE AND ALMOND SHAVING
CKEAMs DEFY comparison in America Europe No per.
son VIII use any other alter using this Emoent Paste
the best the very best Give only single trial do not
For sale wholesale and retail, at
JULES HAUELB
Perfumery and Chemical Store
,,. .46 South Third street, Philade phia,
AEsu, Lafayette Bazaar Nos ls and Isl Broadway A.
Wlliard. .. w: eoinF Of Cedr ed william snsets.
The New York herald., 1845-12-08
Eore,ru lmuort.t,ons.

LAGuNA-Brig Taranto-s930 otis ogwood w Faulkner
l3o31 do do { ii Todd 4 co-700 do 10 order.
TSINpAp-Brg Norman-i7so bills salt Foulk Son-l66
hides N Kennedy
The New York herald., 1845-12-08
Passengers Arrived.

LIvERrooL-Slip Queen OF the Wsst-Before kepored-J
A 9rem~ler and lady, Miss 0remmler MIR + w 0remm
sr and Nswa Of New Xo.t CAP. Wade. LOadOnj
NEw oRLEANs-Shp Unon-Before Reported-R Seaton,
Of New Orleans Blish, Of New York; Bechtel OF
Philadelphia. and II in the stserage.
The New York herald., 1845-12-08
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY, PRINTING
AND BINDING.

CusroM Houss. NEw Yoax,
SEALED PROPOSALS win Ss RECEIVED 8. "a: once an.
- I'll the nth Of Dscenber for furnishing Blank poot
and Stationery and erecutng Printing and oT
perod of one year the ist OF neA o tns Jus
TON House sst,b.hmsnt at this poit .. or n.
classes Of articles Iunbered ~ price ana one pr,ce
only must be specified for each and every nee
IN the classes bd the amount Of the bids Tor sscn article
hbited Proposals accordance with these drec-
tions will not be considered.
Specimens Of the varou, articles be the Audi
tors Office in the Custom House, the articles furnished
be Of best quality aud respect equal to these
pies, and to be approved by the Collector.
The lowest bidder for either class shall receive for
same entering into bond with satisfactory surety for
the performance thereof under forfeiture of twice the con-
price in Of failure which boud to be executed
within ten days after the proposals are accepted
der less supply Of all OF Of Of the articles
may needed be furnished at corresponding rates with
those specified. -
The articles work will be ordered from time time
they wanted and they will be paid for quartey failure
furnish the articles 70 execute the work Pacu
lar required by the corac and within reasonable time,
Of all which the will be the final judge will
forfeiture of the contracts
Proposals to be Marked Proposals for Stationery, Print,
ing &C."
To uniformity in the bids blank proposals will bs
furnished application at this Office to those disposed
bid. ..- -,
The New York herald., 1845-12-08
TO The PUBLIC.


FOR YOURSELF
L refunded
MY EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
This unversaly approved and admired article
dent spirits essential OIL and other destructive
ra cleans the hair expeditously renders it beautifully
bright and mparts 70 the delicate fragrance oft hower
Hair washed with this Extract becomes peangy
and luxuriant growth and it will positively bring IN new
ha bald heads by ITS and hair been made har
and turning falling by the spirit other
improper Preparations will be restored
lor and brlancy by few applications of the Eau Lusa
preservative against badnes, and inable in
all affections of the skin the head dsndru-and for pre-
venting the falling off Of the hair ard turning grey.
plants sautaIy for the hair endowed with properties highly
Of the action of the Perspaon the dry and
dead PARTICLES that deposits This preparation purfes the
hair Rnd beautiful gloss and sofness and an
agreeable Md vivifyng perfume.
EVIDENCE.
Nature inxhaustible nine in which experience and
study will always find room is that source
alone which produces all that calls invention, and which
ne would do better, perhaps. To name adaptations.
For sale, Wholesale and retail by
JULES HAUEL, Perfumer and Chemist
No &c South Third street, Philadelphia.
and by agents - B Jaoquemed No AIS Broadway f. A.
ATaut lafayette Bazaar Nos ~ and Isl Broadway; A
Premiums awarded the Frank Institute nl6
The New York herald., 1845-12-08
HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHIHA-
yrLJE TIP nTMDH COMDI ETE ~

-
~ h invaluable msdis,ae been before ths xns.sSa
proved is reliable bns also ua;taIias
uaf. %asy
tina Syrup forth succsdenum for every slmsnt.
pp..s.sa BY othT medcsment within ihe range 4:
its remarkable virtues and Alternative, and
9fSgiA,F OF
sssss
La9ss se!sa 5ssou. fellow sSoIs Di IL HGsasa
C. n
Ann street, and Elliott, i73 DIVISION STREET. op-
posite Ludlow, New York Price 81 q hottle-six DOT
Ties for $5. ms I'm je
ALL KosE WHETE
rissh fo AZ, S'.sss, %Ss.ss: 'as :sss:' .ss Ssy
lsss'i ssass 4S1 Shi%: .l1s.1 and rR;isS.ss rRRfisS%ss
and BY my sssnt,;.J !scqSsmo No
W sa5t: " William f"S
Pre- MUM. awarded at the FranLln institute. ns lm.rc
A5 5uS2i S2 e RsoARHAy Rs 95HFa ,.
a
style Sa; is sat. delicate psls.s
ass % ewsYi ssna ss sh cssgHs Of .: ::
guste Liquors aud the choice Wines Orders received
from kam for Breakfasts Suppes
dishes Parties supplied with kind oil Pastry Jellies
Cenfectona aries and Ice Creams. az lm-rc
II AWRENCE, MYERS 4 Co., 80 etoue street, have ust
received per snps Epevier and Sea- the aforementioned
Brsndies.-
oad DupuyS Co in half pipes, pale and dark vinsses.
5Bop't%Sm 5J pnSgy Becker do Do DO ddo d.
Which they offer for sale The same 10 under custom house
lock and entitled to debenture. d6 2m'r
SUCK OF GOODS FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER oilers for sale the entiys stock Of Fan
cy Chna and GLASSWARE, Gas Fixtures Chandeliers, Oh
sndoes, Lamps &C., the store Of Broadway and
The stocs has peen carefully selected Of the newest and
richest patterns and recently imported II will be sold
from the city The present affords desirable oppor
tunity for embarking sale and profitable business
ISAAC ]. PHILLIPS.
p The elegant store situated above, and s
lures for sale. de STR
WALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING SOAP-Tbe
genuine article warranted to surpass s other prepare
the old stand No Conraldt street. next to the Ma
uona Hoei and three doors from Broadway Depot" 70,
soaps Essences and Perfumery Of and quality
Also Crystalline Candles for the East and West India
SCUM american markets, nted stand the Of any
'''' joRNssuNp' Il iGfs I, Nsp'r1R rW1RooM a FOWLER.
Do lmeod.rc No Courtlandt st. and 70 Trinity Place
STAINED Glass.
AtlOuS sizes and coors constantly hand sale
by HOOSE X VICTOR,
nN Im'me ~ Pearl street. stairs
The New York herald., 1845-12-08

TTNO Thks LADlEs lN fAkTiCULAk.eiY DEflLA.
L TORY POWDER has been found hi;bly benehcisl ana
cfgea ladies Who have been afflicted with supe5uous
per lip and side of the face Swing masculine turn to the
whole features When used with proper and according
the toilet sharp Instruments entirely avoided
and the hair removed in five ten minutes after Its apphc
tion.
This composition inable and warranted to remove
perious hair. After trials have received certn-
Gates Of success which cannot be contested.
JULES HAUEL'S DEPOT.
46 South Third street, Philadelphia.
and by my agent-J B. Jacquemod No 4i5 Broadway; f. A.
Arau Lafayette Bazaar Nos ii9 and lol Broadway; A.
Willard, S. w corner Of Cedar and Williams street,.
PREMIUMS awarded the Franklin Institute. nl6 lm~rc
The New York herald., 1845-12-08

THE FOX CHASE which come off on ThuIday
i December 4th, is postponed until MONDAY, Decem-
Der the 9th, when will come off grand FOX CHASE,
emen fond Of this innocent assured that will
Of thu best packs of hounds the country all ready
for the sport Also wolf and fine Deer will be started
during the afternoon.
Admisson-Cub Stand 50 cents; Pavilion IS cents Field
Stand l2ha. d6 3t+rh
The New York herald., 1845-12-08
WANTED.

WANTED,
CUB3CRIBERS-At CLARkS& STEVAN'S Free Agen.
cy and Tempersnce lntegence Duane street. Of
Broadway, where they have good s(p servants with
any charge, and also with little delay possible cooks
waters &C. of description aud Of good moral
A first Cook hand 81 Duane lm+rh
The New York herald., 1845-12-08
AGENTS FOR THE CHEMICAL HAIR
INVIGORATOR.

REMEDY for all diseases Incidental to the Hair and IN
IA restorative in all where badness not oeyono tne
'A'" % ar i'epa''0 ''''' E. PHALON, ga Broadway.
D. c. Aver Ph-lsn, Is Broad Columbus Ga; Tut
tie, corner of Tenth and Chestnut streets, PhilaGNpn'S'
Lockrow, Beaver street. Albany; BrorsI, "a 10,
Co N Y; s Tousey, Syracuse, ~ Y; John B. Watson.
Ghsrles,oa Hotel. GGroa Andersen se. Newport T. 4;
STORES, Druggists; Hudson. Ny: v.
Codding,on Apothecary No so Hudson street corne,
Of Spring. n Y; Everard's Fancy Store, No i5s Grand
No Murray street dl lm*ec
The New York herald., 1845-12-08
Transportation OF Naval Stores.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,

PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight 20
sRio de Janeo will be received At this Office until ock
p NJ Monday the 18th day ofDecembe next for the trans
stores the Navy Yard Bscoky n ~ o no ds prss Ss
asked DIR barrel without distinction between wet and dry;
half cubic feet Of soods and thirty gal
barrels whatever they may ccnn No other
page TO be allowed Ten fair weather working lay days to
be each Of the ports OF Brooklyn and Rio de jane
by any Navy Agent in the United States, producing sstisfac
tory evidence G the delivery Of the Proposals must
state the description name condition Of the vessel and
where she the Of offering hs and she must pass the
receive cargo by the 2sh December and presented Tor
examination within three days after beng notified Of ner
der, according to law. . u,.o,,,
The New York herald., 1845-12-08
WANTED,

WANTED,
FREE TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
Msl 1S RoST sa sas
male and female are f. furnished rsEE to employer
os aad S BUT s be
sober industrious and capable recommended allowed
Women, men grs and boys Wishing employment of any
4 fions pp %9
AE 5E yNYS 1S5
Y@PR Ds
surprising ehe,ey rendering the sn sot and fair wei.
creator and eGnserrato Of that most distinguishing
e %Sf SsSS so ss e. % @ Ekfs sy e
sid exert almost magical Composed the
sdmS,ars incidentally yiS" for t, ss
apur'ts' from The surface .y,
TAM pmpes, feckes other unsishty cut
will change the most bilious Completion into one Of p
sS nd ws on R sS ns Il hsn and
PLY protect, With sys.y oyouthu charm Tie
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
md .s..
" ss:1 .S Il q
Premium was awarded At the franklin Institute Im.c
q CAROLINA HofiEI, II ioohR BROAD 5AbosifA sTkEET
S@' Gns' T's@
h,; he sal on % 6,So for Their e?m and
The Carolina Hotel IS for
Of travellers especially families than any former period aud
NAV favor him with their patronage -
Omnibuses will be attendance the various thor ugh
fares TO convey passengers TO h house. and ready all
to take them thence to the railroad, seampackes he
ANGUS STEWART
o29 itaw4wsr
CoRroRATIoS NOTICE ofssle Of property for unpaid
~ Assessments notice hereby gwen that sale Of
property or unpaid assessments w take place public
on al the CITY Hall OF the Of New Monday
second Day Of March twelve o'clock at noon be
continued IRON Day to day until the whole property shall
be sold and that the detailed he
sold for unpaid assesmen,s published Evening Post
newspaper printed and pubhed the city OF New York
Street Com mIssioner's Office -
November lsh, l8t3.
ELIAS L. SMITH
nls mwlll III Street Commissioner.
~1ENTIEMEN oE Nr,u yony