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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

INDIA RUBBER SHOES,
GLOVES, MITTENS, Cloth Goats Capes, Boots &C.
2O, inst Is low offered lower prices than be found
elsewhere This being favorable opportunity purchasers
will find ii their interest TO call Gov,
osiTuS F2m.s. s. c. SMITH SON. 70 JohBst
INDIA RUBBER MACHINERY FOR SALE.
Ober Cloth--cost $500; viii be sold for $50
new Cylinder Grinding Mill-prce So
Circular knife. with grind sore-Sl0.
| Splitting Machne-Sl5O.
lot of Shaing aud Pueys, to close stock OF
o3 2misTu1F- ). q. SMITH l. SON, 70 John-s:-
TN CHANCERY-Beore the Vice Chancellor OF tbe
First Crcuit-Selden NJ. Pratt James B. Dunwooty
Clapp ofthe City OF NewYorA, Complainants Solicitor
James B. Dunwoody aud Saleah hs wife, two OF the de-
PENDANTS In this cause whose place OF residence Ia In tho
State Of South Carolina required 10 appear in this cause
by the twentieth day OF February next The bill filed tber
in will be taken as confessed by them. c9 law3w
TN CHANCERY.-Before the Vice Chancellor Of the
Seventh Circuit Amos Giilet Deem o. kpowon ara
othsrs. Bill filed for partition OF lands, CHI b. Sedgw'
Of Syracuse Y ccmplsnants Solicitor Jeremiah
one OF The defendants IA this cause whose place OF hn b
is IN Michigan is required 10 appear In ms Gus -
18th day OF February next, the bill hied ue 5o =,
taken as confessed ~ him. --e
pAILROAD IRON.-The Monts9 sr. o1 ,Ss besvy
ltve, Pa liz prepared 70 s1ee s in Ibis country or a
E "a o. a IN avery respect in point OF quality APP
ply 70 MohDo eo1ser Cedar and Greenwich SIS.
rIvu.NK-, celebrated Railroad, Coslysro Hay
l. and Platform I 'eA''' FAIRBANKS Co so Wall..t
!. MEXICAN HARDWARE.-Msnuf4c OF
"A AMERICAN Hardware Goods, such az shoyeIS e.ehure
Eo,L Saw sAugers Iron rufes Cast "oooocre"S'
makers Of Pig Irou Sheet Iron ana Steel CEI Naas
ann Iron Gc can Obtain liberal advances upon oonagrr
ns e sa |iss !" EDWARD l, THOMAS, Is BroAast
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EASsSEIt IL YOUNG, No. 49, Cnaham-si whole
" sale and retail dealers III ts following goods oe lenl
to the public for lie Christmas and New-fears Hoidays
reasonable prices, with thu assurance that trey VIII mol
he found entirely useess afterwards Goods delivered
free of eXpcnse
FRUITs-Cuan,s citrou, almonds, grapes, candied or
arre and lemon peel orHnges emons primes IN apcnd'd
fancy boxes Smyrna and Naples figs. dates. Suisna and
Manga rasins, nbers Braznus. -heled almonds, pea
NUS (roastsd daily. coccG-ruts &c. &c
Srices--Whoe ANA ground of sl kinds
Wiuss-old md pure in all their varieties
BrenGy-i20S, ard others rot so ancient, sc.
: coich and irisi Whsky--Nery old and nee.
Cherry and Raspberry Braudy-Nery rich and iruiiy
Cord ;als-Dou5le distilled, on draight
Cordals-Foreign, in bottles, assorted.
Sugafs-Ail kinds that may be inquired for
Teas and Coii.e-Do do.
Honey-ln boxes, white and in fine order
Old Mouon gahea Whisky aTd Peach Brandy
Boodgood Msdera--A few demilohns, 1919
Porter, Pale Ale, &c.-Enclish and An erlcaa.
Cider in bottles, and boiled DO. for cooking.
Cheese-Sspsego. Dutch, In English and American
Bird Seed OF all kinds and cutie fsh bone
Cundle.-Co'orrd and white. Ia 6s and Us.
Ols-Sperm Winter and Fall also Olive.
Bay Waer--Nery SUPERIOR on craugh and In bottles
Peaches preserved in white brandy.
Preserves6 Ginger, Pineapple rose-app9 cocoa phls
Lines, brandy cherries, peaches, pluns, NC
Pickles and Sauces--!i general assortment, Sc. &c
Saratoga Waters for the invalid aud convalescent
fireworks for the patriotic. az 2w
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DIVISION OF PROFITS.
The steady and ncreas nc prosperity OF The soc-
ETY. enabled the Directors the last annual investigation 10
divide amongst the Policy hUGefs reversonary bonus
averaging per the premiums on each policy
ELECTED on The Policy Scale.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In gr. bark Ann Hool,y from G!asgor,Rey JON
Jennings, lady and children, OF Toronto MT fieii
kemp-42 in the steersee.
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SELECT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
TT1HE APOLLO TOCALISTS have the honor CT an:
nouncng In their friend! and the public that they will
give Musical Entertainment, consisting OF choice selec
ZION oil iavorite GLEES TkIOS, DUETS SOLOS, NC. on
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9th, lsi5,
At the Rutgers Lute in Madson-st between Clinton and
Montgomery.
Professor A. ABBOT will preside al tho Piano Forte
Doors open 6t oclock-eDtertainment 10 commence al
u. ,,,,.,,.,,,,, ,,,,r, ,,,
CARDS OF ADMITTANCE TWENTY-FIVE CTS
to obtained the door of the Institute the evening OF
rha Couc.rt d8 2ts-
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CoI-O AN .iLYER WATCHES rrtli!ed

FARMERS, ALMANACs al Is Cd per dozen FOL
ala nj GRAHAsFS, Trioure Buildings. AlHo, Tenn
ueranca Aim nae ., II cents per doz- az IL
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iDinter cushions.

SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHlNG.-
lVA GEORGE T. GREEN, lilo Chltham-sl corner "
Pearl-Wll keep constantly on hand FULL and CON-
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS, BOYS and CHILL
DRENS CLOTHING, OF all descriptions usde III t1s
MOST FASHIONABLE 10 which he would reepect
fully invite the attention OF those in As be has made
arrangements receive Cio Cashmere pstseJ &c by
every packet and hiss secured the services OF experienced
Cutters he pledges himself give perfect satisfaction 10 all
who may purchase.
N B.-Garment, made order at tie shortest notice ard
NTH strict punctuallty. o3 eodisu
SCARFS, ORAVATS AND MUFFLERS,
Received by the last steamer,
A THE New-Iork Cash Tailoring and Gcntemen's
4General Furnishing Establishment 1877 Broadway three
doors below the Franklin House choice OF
fancy dress articles for genemens wear comrrang the
desirable assortment vi scaris crsvas and entire
new style ofu!ers Indispensable FOR gentlemen travelling
Also full OF over cloaks and sacks
stanly hand manufactured by the best worker In ,he
city, and sold at reduced prices.
r26 s1 j. &. BOOTH u CO.
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SCARFS, ORAVATS AND MUFFLERS,

CLOAKS! CLOAKS!!
Wholesale and Retail
lSDO LADIES AND MISSES Coaks, Goats and Car
ECUU dnns OF the most fashionable materials prices
from s. to Si0, which examination Is respectfully
invited WAMSLEY 4 HOLT,
dl lmis No. % Catherinest near Chathani-square
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JUST PUBLISHED.


I IFE OF THE GREAT CONDE-By Lord Mahon $
AIvos beautifully printed, each 81 cents.
The story of this great prince and OF the stirring and
important period which he lived and acted Is beautifully
and cuncs.ly told in these Volumes with a kndng adm
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of the subject and just appreciation OF the religious ana
civil rights involved in the struggles o! The times. The
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interest surprising fable II well worthy OF
it, place IN this SERIES N \. Evangelist
This il standard historical work. That such works
should he demanded miscellany for popular reading Is
sign That intellectual appearing in the
muny. We rejoice n such Indications OF healthier appe-
tile than will be content with Reproductions OF inferior
fclous the popular reading. Lord Malond coGtri
buttons ~ English History important and fngy exc
cute his style clear his grasp strong and mis- Judgment
The period and here treated such as TO de-
mand these qualifications l,nurchinan.
Published and for sale by WILEY PUTNAM
dc 2tis lhl broah"aY.
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These discourses part the series Of ddac morality
with which the renowned author enlightened and guided
the humber OF youth who were placed under his care
during their academic course prloT 10 their aoussloh mo
The British Universities. The volume will be highly priced
by tutors and professors OF every department. and Will be
found be etying Manual TO all Interested in educa
ton.
Lately published. by the same author,
Lectures Modern History, with Notes by professor
Reed OF the University OF Pennsylvania. vol l2no price
81 25 The Miscellaneous Works OF =, now hIst col
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Nearly Ready the History Of Rome from the best English
Edition vols. $50.
On Saturday next
Practical Treat Healthy Sdin vrih rule. for the
Medical and Domestic Treatment of Cutaneous Diseases
By Erasmus Wilson, F.SS. | vol limo. illustrated
Next week--The Christmas Holydays In Rome, by The
Rev W j. Kip N A. Author OF the Double Witness of the
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FROM H.11rAx-We are indebted TO our Hall

FROM HALIrAx-We are indebted to our Hall
fax correspondent for papers to the I'd inst Bermuda
naners 10 the 18th ult and papcrs from Jamaica the
5ith had been received there. The British government
steamer Veeuvius had arrived there from Halifax hay
ing encountered the voyage, on the 9th very Sc
we're gale
The Legislature of jamaica met the 22d and after
speech the throne of gratifying character, pro,
ceeded 10 business.
The Nova Scotia Legislature is summoned to meet for
the despatch of business the 10th of January TINS
puts end to the expectation which had been enter
tanned Of dissolution and new election.
fBos;on Advertiser.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
In b. bark Ann Hooley from G.asgon,Rey John
Jennings lady and children, OF Toronto MT tien'y
kemp-42 in the steersce.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
MINIATURE ALMANAC .......THis DAY.
TIE srN -TtE NOON. FULL SEA.
Rises. 7sl5 sem..4 30 Morn. 3 Morn. is
LATEST DATES.
Loudon......N Nov. IS Bavra. II
liverpool Nov. l9lNew orieans. a9
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Q :
A. Barclay, Esq. II. Z. NJ
Consul, and Ex-Prcsident
OF the St Georges Society
OF Newly FORK.
w. d. Cuthber,son, Esq,
Pres't OF the 81. Georges
Society.
Thomas Dixon, Ex President
of do.
Joseph Fowler, Esq. do. do.
Henry Jcssop. Esq. LIST Vice
Prc-ideat OF do.
Seplimius Crooks, Esq. q
Vice President OF do.
Robert Dage, Esq. Treasurer
of do.
Henry Owen, Esq. Secretary
of do.
Henry Dixon. Esq.
NJ. Mottram. Esq
Thomas +. Green, Esq.
John X. Bradbury, Esq.
John Spawforth, Esq,
L. X. Frazer. Esq.
Frederick West. Esq.
7. s. Cummings, Esq. n. A.
J. r. Waller. Esq.
H. NJ Tarart
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(,ENEfNL NIMNLs!IiNts HtrdWAEe CuteT!


q ENEIfNL FURNISHING Hardware Cutlery,
IA Edge Tools &cThe subscribers invite purchasers
examine their very extensive assortment OF tue above
mentioned articles including Ivory handle u0e Knives and
Forks Tea Trays Fire Sets and tands Coal Holds and
Pokerf Skates and Sleigh Bells strapped and uns!rapped
Nails Locks, La,ches, Butts Screws, Files Saws Secau
cs Tools great variety including Cooper'- Tools OF Al
bersons Hor,on's Congofs and Rochester manufacture
All OF which will he sold al the lowest m9rkg, price al
wholesale and retail. OSBORN 4 LITTLE,
d9 I'm s. Fulton-st. between PeATi ana w htet-slE'
LNERItF:s, CREAM ~APONIN ga new compound
and permanent La,her without irritating the skin Gen
emsr having boards and tender faces will do well 10
Mdd ,s Ci and by w Hsborton, IS Msdensae
Hondey Phelps, l42Waer-st; +. Tones Son J.: \ J..
F. Tnppe, 90 o. Maaeulauc and n. retail by Druggists
and P-rtumers generally. og I'm
NOAH for Inc laboriDg man-bes. Peach Orchard very
S'low. Apply al Is Chambers.s- ds "
INLAT md SQUARE BAR IRON IONS best
Peru Hammered Square Iron; 10 tons DO do do t!si
'' 81 ~ SHERMAN. ArwATER < co. 5iFulon.st.
URAZIER'~ RODS.-sG tons inca nest qae!i;y
a. D'A- SHERMAN. ATwATERs co. 81 Fulon.'i-
lIIKE BKICN.-IOM NeVy-Jersey Fire Brick, for
sale Io e Sl3S e sT CO = Fuon.
Ire INSURANCE !-Nauonal Lean Fund Lie
IL Assurance Society OF Londoni Empowered by Ac OF
Parliament FOUNDED on the Mutual and jon, Stock
Principle.-CGpla S2,5IO,0CO. Chief Office "a "AD-sL
' uSlrrD STATES Local Board OF DIRECTORS.
JACOB HARVEY. ESQ. Chairman,
JOHN J. PALMER, Esd:
jon ATTAIN GOODHUE, ESQ.
JAMES BOORMAN ESQ S.uyork
GEORGE BARCLAY. Esq. Wv ~
SAArL 5. Rowland, Esq.
GORHAM A. WORTH, Esq.
SAMUEL NJ. FON, Esq.
CLEMENT c. BIDDLE, ESQ.
SEARS C. WALKER, Esv pb;l.d.,,,is
LOUIS A. Cooley. Esq.
GEORGE X. GRAHAM, ESQ.
DIVISION PROFITS.
The steady success and rcreas prosperity OF The Soc
ETY. enabled the Directors the last annual investigation 10
divide amongst the Policy hUGefs reversionary bonus
averaging over 50 per the premiums each policy
elected on the Policy Scale.
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L SIC, upon u ecale oil great
he TA6ERNACLE, on Thurs
-stimony otrespect 10 the I'M
neut OF Mr.. \. D. PATERSON,
\.
!; announced.
1 the usual places, or of the fol.
OF the Committee:
WIN. Scharfenberg, ESQ.
4. Rietl. Esq.
II. o. O,to, Esq.
10. II. Milderherger, ESQ.
DR.. V. Mott, Jr.
I. 5. Chambers. Esq.
\. Stodsrd, Esq.
Alfred Waller. Esq.
Charles WISE, Esq.
Edward Payson. Esq.
Joseph Rhodes. Esq.
K ) Slcnton, Esq.
MUSIC COMMITTEE.
U. c. Hill, Esq. President Of
the Philharmonic Society.
George Loder, Esq. Vice
President Of do.
~. l.. Ensign, Secretary Of do.
Allan Dodworlh, Esq. Treas
urer OF do.
Thomas Goodwin, Esq. Ii
brariGn OF do.
Fl. G. Timm. lst Assistant Of
iicer OF do.
A. Buucher, EsQ. I'd do. do.
Edward Hodges, Mus. D.
Luther B. Wymun, Esq.
do 3iaOd
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e., FOX SAIE-T'he Hous. and Lot no. 81 Carmne-
E 81 between Blrecf and Bedford ss For terms &c
AiA applyto FIG. LUCKEY, s3 Jobn-st d. I've
&C. TO LET-Put of a three story brick house, No
Ea 81 Commerce-st far from Hudson-st Is SUP piled
I2V with The Croton and will bs rented low Pos
''J 1r G,i.H A. r. STEWART. 257 Broadway.
80, FOK SALE-House and Lot A Bond 81 throe sto-
A RES modern built has range, boiler bath, wstercios
~ets Cruton the atc, &c. iee-rooni suitable Tor
library and bed floor with the pariors
VIII be sold reasonable and tyo.hrds Of the purchase mo-
ney remain mortgage five years at per cent Aho'
Two small Farms Long Island, miles from this city,
AMY To [dHsLn Us DODGE, ~ Bopd-st
f.s At PRIVATE SALE-A Lot on the West s,te
3f1s Of Ez.beh-st. between Prince aud Houston SIS
~ Also lot on the East side OF MosL between WHEer
Also two Lots on the Weatside of Most between Grand
and Walkers SIS. - -, OK, -,
Also Lot on the n. +. corner Oh Stha'enue oHu -"'
"a feet inches by IS feet ., -, N ,.I,
by lsl feet a., ., ,,r,s., ,bor, ,2s foe,
Also very valuable Lot SO feet By 100 feet ha g. e
corner of 5th-avenue and l6lh-st-
For terms, apply 10
DO No Broad 81. near Wall-st.
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FALL, AND WINTER GOODS.

w porters Of Cloths and Cassmeres, vesrnss, &C. sl
Broadway American Hots opposite the Fountain. are Ia
receipt an extensive OF new goods Tor Fall and
Winter wear comprising French and English Cloths for
Dress and Eock Goats Casseres IN great variety oi 6yes
Silk Sain Aeno and Velvet Veslngs, Milled Cloths,
Tweeds sc. for OverCoats, which VIII be made up
To order through tho aid efficient corps Of cuiters
be- found IN the country, an essential point IN mo
economy which would direct, aud In rendering lhe
STYLE and character OF garments such nis satisfy h
discriminating views Of cheapness are not based
on the production other uan FIRST rote garment
have sustained system small PROFITS and quick
returns and prompted the solicitation OF call from nose
who would eay effect saving o The extra per canaso
levied under the credit system
The attention directed the P1ntaoone department mus
continue offer Inducements 10 thoso VINO appreciate ~
combining and elegance.
In addition the usual assortment OF goods kept by tbs
trade ALWAYS hand ready made Dress and Frock
Goats Pantaloons VESTS &c TO answer The requirements OF
Also Fancy Dreas Articles in great variety Scars CravaI
handkerchief, Gloves Suspenders Hosiery Undcri ess
Drawers Linen ami Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c &c szls
NEW YORk CASH TAILORING Establish
ulent 1877 Broadway three doors below The FRANKLIN
House Tho Subscribers would call The attention OF their
and the public to very large and well selected
assortment Of Fail and Winter Goods Embracing oil the
latest STYLES Of French and Engsh Pe Cloths Tor winter
garnens beck and fancy Bonjeans elastic CasSmeres OF
entire patterns very rich styles OF Silks Cashniero
and Velvet Vesings suitable for the coming season All OK
which will be- made to order al few hours noce, sud IN
the same superior style for which tho establishment hus
been so long celebrated.
EMPLOYING ia the cutting department The best alen, In the
city do hesitate 10 challenge comparison WIN any
In ront OF STYLE and workmanship Al the same,
time prices will convince The most sKepuch 'nsl %
rate garments he furnished at very reduced ratnn or
cash We would also call attention To tho Fancy Depart
ent connected with the establishment, where car lie found
every article requisite 20 gentemans wardrobe,
OF the and richest Materials selected ny our agents
the Psris and London markets Also an aSsofuneE ol
ready made Dress Frock Goats and winter garments Of
every description for the accommodation OF those requiring
articles OF dress for immediate use. ~
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MEMS, BOYS AND oHILDREN'S
Fashionable Clothing
LARGE assortment at wholesale and retail! No. IL
n Bowery N Y. as 3nls-l JOS. b. CLOSE CO
NVEKCOATS, Cloaks, Winter Frocks &c. In vaIous
" new styles for SaIe, ready made at 81 Broadway.
MO islf WIN. T. JENNINGS l. Co.
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IT. Dyspepsia or Indigcstion.-AI maj invSHds
can desire Ia tins distressing aud almost indescroao,e com
paiu IL presented in Dr.. Woods Sarsspsua ana VINO
APE RENT every dGy becoming more ana more
Certificates of the efficacy OF this medicine may De nae OF
The egents. 10 o'i'
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" Particular NOticc.-Thoss persons about break
ing housekeeping, having furniture of any description
dispose Of will find ready sale any portion oil OF
their goods by sending line calling upon the .ubscr
bers. inl9 lmisl r. COTTON & Co No 81 Ann-st
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N-~~ UNITED STATES MAIL LINE Of
ErkaS5sN5 O'Clock for Albany and the Intermediate
Landings or far the Ice will permit
There Is good seghing from any point the Hudson 10
Albany and will be IN readiness TO carry passengers
10 their destination the arrival Of the oosL w
The ceIebraled Ice Steamboat UTICA, Captain L. w.
Hrannrd leaves the pier between Cortland and Liberty
ala. This bay az O'Clock 2. NJ Tuesday Dec sIb l45
For passage freight, apply onboafd orto r Z. schuz
a, the Office on The wharf.
The COLUMBIA will leave as above, tomorrow al 5 T.
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THRILLER having been appointed teacher OF The German
language Mercantile Library, will deliver Lecture
at Clinton Hall Saturday evening, December loih Inc
Lecture is Intended for such have thought OF study
in German and for those who anticipate more and greater
difficulties in the study OF this language an are ecied
with proper natural mode OF teaching II The Lecture
IL nlso lated to ell who engaged in the study
of nuy language and the German especially
Tickets - ceu Admiltarce free to members OF ihe AS
ISOLATION. 49, .
,n,,,ca az II o.clock d9 5,
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NJEyv-TDisk BOOK -BISnERN. III Fuior-s-
lSA descriponpo OF plain aud elegant binding ex-
ecued with nca;uess and despatch
In this establishment particular attention Is given in select
ing the best OF materials and the substantial workman
snip.
Ibrnrigns and Gentlemen having Libraries will find il 10
their advantage call and exomiue for themselves ut ia
Fnonsl Specimens of Binding in all The various styles o
Sheen, CGi Russia, Morocco and Velvet Findings.
da n EDWARD WALKER
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rF,- Mercantile Library observation-disclosures
TO Article H. Chap OF the Constitution, general meeting
of The Members Of this Association will be held IN Clinton
Hail ON Thursday evening 9th inst al O'CLOCK to appoint
Commute to nominate officers FOR the ensuing year
By order CHAS. NJ. WHEATLEf, Rec Sec
dS 81 SThSMTu
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OST-On Sabbath morning in Broadway, betvv Am
L. ity and Princests. Work Bag. knit with black silk
AID steel besds with steel chan clasp and heavy steel
fringe The nder will be suitably rewarded by leaving il
al The thread and needle store, 672 Broadway % -
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ION. played By the Keans 1t the Park THEATRE for sale
Il wholesale and retail, with several olers-nmong which
will he found
Lady of Lyons Faz,o Rcfelieu. The Wife, Honey Moon
School for Scandal, Money. &c. BY
dgcts WAf. TAYLOR No. . Aston House.
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NEW AMERICAN WORh,
CAREY & HART will publish This day--The Mysteries
~ OF The BackwoOis, Sketches OF The SoullWest-in.
Guiding Character Scenery md Rural Sports BY T. y.
Thorpe author OF Tom Owen the Bee-Hunter With orig
eina engrsving designed by barley. In vol. Large
lyre ~ cents.
For sale in this City bv
nA ., WIN. II. GRAHAM. md al Booksellers
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Gtlsrellnueous.
PROSPECTUS
OF lhe Concord 9Th J Gazetle

OF The Concord (N.H Gazette.
YJIHE Subscriber proposes 10 issue tue first week Of
January. the first number of a Weekly Newspaper 10
be called The Concord GAZETTE II will be his endeavor 10
be fair aud impartial In HIS opinions end full and accurate
in reporting ofhe day. For farther reformation
concerning and character OF the Gazette ne must
refer the paper itself
The Gazette will be published paper of good size and
quality and in typographical execution will be equal 10
any newspaper in The State.
The price OF subscription will he 81 GO per annu payR
bic invariably in advance Advertisements will be inserted
at the usual rates.
ANY communications relating the Gazette, addressed 10
the snb-crber Concord, H. postage pad, vii! meet
with attention.
IF To those persons from New Hampshire az present
residing in other parts of the country, wis may wish 10
take some paper from that State the Subscriber be-
eves TIA. This pgper viii offer peculiar inducements To
persons wishing advertise in NewHempthre IL 10
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