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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
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NNTM. T. JENNINGS CO. Diapers and Talors, I'M
w porters Of Cloths ard Cassineres Vestngs, Sc 251
receipt extensive OF new goods for FAN and
Winter comprising French and English Cloths for
Dress and Fock Goats In OF Styles
Silk Satin, Merno and Velvet vesings, Mlled Cloths,
Tweeds &c. for OverCoa,s which will bo made up
TO order through the aid OF efficient corps OF cutters
az can be found In Tho country an essential poin, N @ ,hs
style and character Of garments sch as must sas ne
discriminating that views Of chsapness are not based
en- me "s any & s%ss OF small PROFITS and quick
returns and prompted tho solicitation OF call from hoee
who would really effect saving Of the extra psr canage
The attention directed to the Panaoons department. must
continue offer inducements TO those VINO appreclao n'
combining and elegance. =,
In addition to the usual Of goods kept BY The
ndc always hand ready made Dress and rock
Goals Pauaoons Vests, &c TO answer The Requirements o
those who Of may require hrst raie sut
Also Fancy Dress Articles In great variety sca Crayeh
Handkerchefs Gcvep Suspenders Hosiery, Undnr-Ve es
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts Collars &c &c. sxls
NEW YORK CASH TAILORING Establish.
ment 1877 Broadway, three doors below mo FrsnSnn
House The subscribers would call the attention Of ha
customers AID the public very large und well seleeso
assortment of Fall and Winter Goods Embracing I'll mo
latest STYLES French and English Pe,o Cloths for winter
oar.nIs black and fancy Bonj.ans elastic Cassmeres OF
entire patterns; very rich elyles o SkA oashMere
aud Velvet Veslings suitable for The coming season All OF
which will made order al few hours notce, eno Ia
the superior style for which the establishment haa
been go long celebrated
Employing the cutting department the best talent IN e
city challenge comparison with any
In point Of style and workmanship AZ te saInc
time our prices will convince the most skephcn Thai hTst
rats garments he furnished at very reduced tatss os
cash We would also call attention to the Fancy Depart
ment connected with the establishment where can be iound
every article requisite complete genemAns WARDROBE
of the and richest materials selected oy our agents
Psrs and London markets Also an assortment Of
ready made Dress Frock Goats and winter garments OF
description for the accommodation OF noae requiring
'is'is os is! = ''''''' J. C. BOOTH & CO.
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ARRIVED.

Sb,n Mel Lelan Jones. fan Havre, 18th Nov mdse TO +
,.s.n 50 steeraSe passengers. The Mcclellan mas
- 10 the Westward of the Banks since the Let Dec
= ,hs 6h inst: saw steamship steering to the East
,5 Il blowing gale at the time. 18th, saw the mast
- ,na,s of brig apparently of about 200 tons and
,rye ousnity Of atbs. supposed to be the deck load
Teoi pilot on the 22d OUT OF the VIM & Roner, VINO
no,ied Us with barrel of bread and some salt prov
,dns; on the 23d also supplied with provisions oy
,hc VIZ, G Hscks,sf.
ship Louisiana Dcwherst. 13 de fin New Orleans, DO
,,,,,,c produce. to A Foster & Sons.
Bars Elizabeth Hail. Lsmson, 50 ds I'm smyrna Hu'"
,ae,, &c TO Sas Pierce & Co. 60,
BARK Rsmmohuu Roy, Paul, 20 de- i'm New orleans
rroduce to master I'D
Brig Gordon, Cutter % ds I'm Aux Cayes, iogwood'
r. 10 Thos Marene Of Cape Maze, saw brig 1oxet'
TSe Inns experiepced heavy gales on the COAST mas
I'd pot ON board days. Crew sick and frost oitter
Brig Nancy and Jane, Godfrey de fm Richmond coai
sad duur, To G Thurston.
schr Rob, Mills Darling, 10 DIS fm Matapzas, fruit &C.
% Taylor o, D.. -, place
,ohscco. &C. TO Rossirc & Co. Nothing OF Interest
,inee our last advccs.
schr Peru Kinney I'm Norfolk, grain, to order
schr Eagle Dyer 10 ds fm Baracoa, 96,OOO oranges,
kc to Cropsey Gilmsrtn..
Sch. Wescogus, Woss,7 ds i'm Savannah, timber, TO
Badger Peck.
se 10 4 Rossire & Co.
Sehr Smith im North Carolina, naval stores.
gELOW-Two Bres unknown Wind-Ntast.
The big Samson, for st Marks reported sailed, has
rs.uraed in consequence of untavorabie weather.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

EFAlIen u odworth's Private Dancing School, |,
No. t4s Brocme-st near Broadway. Polka Muzurks and
all other fashionable dances taught n correct style
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SPLENDID RELIGIOUS GIFT BOOKS. .

G-1 l oOOAS'
Parents and Guardians wishing make elegant and really
valuable
N.-r iedT's Prctents
ARE RESPECTFULLY invited 10 call and inspect the
"A chce assortment OF works sdspted the purpose, al
= WALKERS Bookstore. ia Futonst among which
will be found III. following :. ;,
Chsever. Lectures the Pilgn's Progress fourth ed
on with numerous steel rng-aings morocco binding
Dyiirpi- History OF Romanis eighth edition, with 81
.ngrsvings, in various bindings
rb. Missionary Memorial containing about 20 original
nanars by celebrated American writer's emb-llshed by a
oil coors, bound In morocco extra gilt
Tn. Wreath OF Wild Flowers, collection of articles IN
gisrorv OF The Bible proasely lusIsed and bound in
R sography ebeIlished By numerous engrsyngs
Wonders OF World with $50 engrsvings, bandsornsy
bound -. p,.,. ,., ,.
GsSs sfa 10 Knowledge win 500 engravtngs elegantly
bound. c,e.s
elegant editions OF the Bible and Common Prayer
u ha,,,ii morocco and vel-e bncngs Albums. 6Ienk
r. Be-. Scrnp Books, plain and fancy Stationery. Sc
Ronkhirding IN all IT'S varieties. executed with despacn
/, N N.e,,rsble = terms E WALKER,
AIS Ills. Publisher Sootseer and Binder. ia Fulton-
ELEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS.
1,rJE COMPLETE WORKS of " 2. Wills. Prose and
I pns,-s comprising every Thing OF consequence u nj
"a, hy Mr. Willis up June last Revised aud corrected
hr himself In one superb oc;avo voiure
~ SEETLEY'S POETICAL WORKS.-The Poeticai
,,ye,Ls of PERCY Bys.he Sh-ley-arst American edition.
f.o with remarks on The poetca faculty and
,s nsnence on human destiny, embracing bogrsphics
and cries notice by g. 9. Foster Beautifully printed IN
ons vouma, Iemo TSa pages Published sud 70, saj2
DIS owls = D rNIDR LHhD' SiiA-o ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

1876. DAILY MEMORANDUM BOOK
TOR ONE YEAR, pocket form Also. large assort-
of pocket books card cases portfolios penkniyes,
writing desks gold and silver pencil gold pens chess
boards, chess men, &c &c al very low prices, by
FRANCIS * LOUTREL, Manufacturing $ Saiioners,
77Maiien-lane
Accnun hanks raper and staiioneEy in great varety
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8 TPnL.Y SPLENDID WOR K

DECENTLY INfPURTED-The Poets Gallery of Beau
Eay with . very exquisite female portraits, in the high
est .yle OF the arr speaaid vol loo; rchy bound IN
.Tbe anuubs and beauty books every name and sind
are thrown far into the shade by exquisite specimen
OF pictorial elegance and aesuy Just published in Loron
md obtained gt the bookstore OF Wiley < Putram-heng
the number Of series he design Is % form gallery
~ oss In; rnarv beauties whose charms have insured The
most popular British puets-the portraits being pantd by
EN- nent artists engraved by Under the immediate
perinenc epce OF MI Edward Fnden. whose BURN
10 have admitted monopoiy OF female oveiness The
poet first selected Tor this kind oi Illustration Is MOore aud
this superb volume twenty ve charming pictures
of Charming women, such as ne has described or nd
dressed IN his melodies and on- pcems-5eeutiu as the
panters skill and could depict them ch-rac
eys attitudes and eypressior The size of IN. volume
orga orar,oh,s admitted ample ciensous for ,ha
cravings and certainly they be admitted exhibit
very perfection of what he caed the vgnette style
combating the hrst degree OF sotness aud finish with
effective treatment Each poTrsii u accompanied by short
descriptive essay furnished by Mrs s. c. Hail. and the
beauty of each enhanced by wonderfully rich and TASTE
fu border in arnbesque which advse all who purchase
the volume examine with close attention. after they have
rszed sufficiently upon the lovely feaures Of the lady. Al
together this book IS unquesionsby the not only OF the
comparatively its sale ill no doubt be extensive
Commercial Advertiser.
HAVE YOUR MONEY READY!
DUBLSHED THIS MORNING 81 WILLIAM TAY
Z LOR,S No Astor House Hewe's Excelsior and
New-York Illustrated Times The first number OF this
long talked NewYok Picoriais embeIlished with up
wards of ~ beautiful engravinss Price II. cents Sut-
scription So ySsr, two copies for So Issued semi
swedenboreian Library. No. G. 81 cents.
The Alps and the Rhin-, by J. T. Hradey S7i cents.
The Adveuiurea Of a French Gentlemen with eleven IL
Also great variety OF Books suitable for Christmas and
New.Yesrs which will b sold the lowest prices, and
among which ar.-Poars Gallery OF Beauty; Leaflets of
Memory; Drawing Room Scrap hook; The Gif the Dia-
dem; The Snow Flake; Rose OF Sharon; Friendships or
fefing; Moss Rose; Odd -Fello~ ONecing, NC. Sc
d25 WIN. TAYLOR, No. , Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

Esy AnonyinOus Letters and Anonymous
FpischoOds.-Nve have only 20 say That those nuking
such ssrions should watched, they tell g-uu
inc asehood I'VE therefore, make farther comment on
remarks coming from that source we do not hlnK ue
,roy OF our notice would therefore request lhe pup
lie 10 call on Col Starkweather at Al Waren-st one o
The individuals named 10 the letter referred 10, as ne mas
,hat we NAV refer him fer The truth OF the state
mens here made. n,
General Depot for the United States for the sale o Da
npa Ne-York the only place where the genuine can be
,ms'' h5 ' ' dig 6rs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
1IIf,E ,{L,, ,;U m .TIAN Holiday PresenL-Wt

'a,tk BhSr CHRISTIAN Holiday PresenLaWe
have received a few Of the hrst impressions OF DcSs
engraving the Supper. from the celebrated Original
pantiug Leonardo ds Vinci the epgrayiGgs from which
cost from so 10 dollars This last effort of Dick We
furnish with gilt frame about one quarter The
original price Every Christian should possess COPY
Those about making valuable and stng 10 their
friends are invited call and examine this beautiful picture
Looking ass aud Picture Frames c The latest style and ct
the lowest cash prices HUDSON u SMITH,
dlS Iwis- IL 9 FutOnst
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

D. APPLETON &; co.
WILL PUBLISH on Monday, an Easy catechsm for
~ Young Children the Church Catechsn, with Scrip
ure Proofs. by Henry Anthon- Price Il cents
ON TUESDAY,
Tba Christmas Holidays IN Rome by the Rev VIM lngra-
ham Kin NJ A. author OF the g Double Witness Of the
Church." &c vol l2mo price ST. This elegantly written
WORK geiher from any other publication on Rome
Tho author has devoted good deal of study The classical
asscea!ions, ard his es on eccleP.cs @ MATES WI be
Rome nrodrccd On the mind OF I Churrhman.
on WEDNESDAY.
An Essay on The Development of Christian Doctrines, by
Rev joh1 Henry Newman. vol 8vo cheap style.
JUST PUBLISHED.
Dr .rrold's History OF Rome vols. svo. S.
O,cslsrhau's History of New Nstherlard $50. - 80
Gfl,ans Sketches OF Literature AID Literary Men. vols.
l2mo pager cover ST. cloth, , vols in l, 8 3.
Mammal OF Msurrory, by Bachelor. 3lt cenls.
Wilson Henlthy SKIN, !2mo. Illustrated, 81
Chances and CisGges Tale. bv Chas. Burieit sc
Cottrr on The Rornish Mass snd Rubrics. SO een,
Carlve= life OF schier Emo paper 80 cents, cloth 5
Frosi's Book Of Good Examples Emo Illustrated 81
Book OF the American Colonies, l2mo. Illustrated, Il
dat 2tis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS.

l. H. G. LANGLEY, Booksellers, Astor House re-.
y. spectiuy eQues, the Inspection OF their friends and
purchasers 10 th-r choice and valuable collection OF ee.
gaut.y rm'ehsh.d works adapted for presents. Among
The numerous richly illustrated works Of the Ieason
Th. new English Ind American Annu ,s-Pictorn and
standard works-liusaated Editions Of the Poets-Famy
Bibles
vared assortment of Bibles Oxford and American edi-
tons in various styles of biudipg
Books cf Common Pruvsr-Numerous editions OF the
Book of Common PRAYER various styles OF binding, In
cudiny splendid specimens of rich velvet &c.
Juvenii. Wotks.-A large and extensive assortment of
Juvenile Works consisting of about thousand different
kipds-G4ne aod Puzzles.
The whole forming OF the most attractive assortment
of articles for presents he found IN Tho CITY.
J&H G. l.. beg TO their friends and the public,
thni will he their aim ps their establishment the
same features which have hitherto been acknowledged
It's characteristics viz Variety aud Economy; and they
would farther % hose who may favor them with their
ed FOR the their in de sirabe variety
and on Of economy Unsurpassed By any her house
in the civ. d-i I"is
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
FOREIGN PORTS.

us, Jaso dc Cuba, 7th, bark Ronadson. Stotesbury,
for Cadiz same day. Brig Oeron, Samson, sailed for
EOrleans lst schr Token Mayo, fm Philad 3Oth Nov.
and sailed for Cumberland H7rbor Sd Dec schr Ocean,
Burdet, for Boston; scbr Marblehead Bridges, sailed,
A. Cspe Hayti 6th brgs Ariel Wright, disc; selinus,
inst arrived.
AZ Mantanzas 18th inst brigs Abeona NYork to sail
same day; Harriet Of Portland and Eliza, disc.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
THE GEM OF THE SEASON.

AN ELEGANT GIFT BOOK, with rwenty-oue superb
II Enqravipgs BY Sariain. Elegantly bound.
is volume OF splendid engravings by Sartan Illus
rated by choice articles from The pens OF able and dlsln-
snisbed wriiers" Il. Y. Observer.
As specimen OF book making, this beautiful git-book
deserves very high commentator altogether for present.
alton we have often more beautiful volume
The binding is elegant rich and tasteful y
n. Y. Com. Ads.
..This Annual fully justes the rather lofty promise OF its
e We Know not where has been eXcelicd either in
,nsT.r cr Manner Tribune.
10 commend it AS splendid and appropriate gft:book"
- Mirror.
We have on hand large supply of all the dferen: An.
nual. and Git Books to which invite the attention OF
the pG9lic.
ais isif LEAViT TROw ( co. 19i Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

THE CELEBRATED OPTIC Gallery, now open
al IN Broadway corner Of Chambersst ST up STAIRS mas
been visited in Europe by millions OF person.. ine!uolng
b Roy al families Cardinals Bishops &c &c These views
consist OF elegant and highly finished paintings
ing in the and minute manner me following IN
ieres,ng OBJ lects: - -,
Tn. Garden Saloon IN the country residence
of the Prince Schw artzemberg, Desr Vienna
The interior Of the subteaneAr Grouo In Bethlehem,
where our Saviour This here represented
In the condition IN which it exists being enriched by
many and costly presents the pous Offering OF
Christian Soveeiyns during lapse Of mary ceDu-
res The representation of this Grouo, (Which ia under
the chief altar In the Armenian Church at Bethehe must
Is believed peculiar interest In the present age o
the world Il has been visited in the course OF revolving
Centuries hy thousands and thousands of pous Pilgrims h
being greatest object OF Christian yenersuop and Inc
piacs where begnn the mysteries Of our holy religion
The proprietor does doubt tina. all Christians resident
of his CITY will be desirous OF viewing this splendid pic
re thu production of The celebrated Italian Artist MenoZ-
ri OF Milan.
T. Naples taken from the new road -
& The Solemn Entrance into Vienna Of ,he Princess ma
snna OF Savoy occasion Of her Marriage Win lne
g. The North POLE Expedition OF Capt Parry in the
year 1877 =. ,.-va
on Easter Sunday, few moments before ms rope gives
his blessing the ople- uo 1ILs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

y5- Window Shade Depot, No. spruce-st.-
oo nn rsir nj ays on hand about furnishing ir
bonuses viii save at asst 100 per cent by calling al me De
~, . BARTOL DE MAUNY.
NJ r.Co' ', '' $50 mis- isI
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
SPOKEN. &c.
f..a.-. lsNL> on r,,f,c

Nov. g, Fsyal bearing ENE 90 miles, ship Robt Isaac
Saw of St. Jago 9th inst, bound in, herm brig Warsaw
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
DIARY FOR I946.

S37ILL bE PUBLISHED by the subscribers, IN few
w days valuable work. which II almost irdispensa
ble for every of the barconsning in addition 10
tHe usual complete sl of the lawyers in the city OF
New-Ycrk This work has been delayed a shor, time in
consequence of r- binjery which destroyed por
ton Of the shec but though issued rRer later Than usus
il is hoped IL will not be- In. less acceptable.
dos JANSEN < BELL. Stationers. &c. l53 Nassau-s-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

Cheapest In the World,
4 Nd RECOMMENDED by most of the lending sur
a geops and Physiciaus in the United States Il is sim
PIE In constructions and gives perfect sa'isieclon Anoet
advantage ha- s the low price at which 1t ls sold
Only Office iOG Cha'haln St corner Pearl Also improved
Susrensory BendsCea. d12u
NiY lIONUS.-G. X LosEE 4ss Grsndst New
~ ,Yors between Cannon and Columbia sis would IN
his trieuds and customers, and pubic seneray a'
he has lust purchased the entire stock of BANKRUPT sCpt-
ing TO for cash. great reduction OF prices THIS
stock added the former, makes very extensive assoGI-
ment. consisting OF
WOOLEN GooDs--French, English and American
Broad Cloths rain and Fancy Cassicres Sstireis Vest
Ings Plaid Woolen and Cashmeres for childrens wear
Taiors Trimmings, Blankets Wech and American Flan-
Dels c-,. ID ..;.o,
French Merinoes, Apaccac, Cashmeres and Moaslh De
LANES Puid C!oakngs, Gingharns Also, large assori-
ment OF Prints.
HAWLS-Cushlnere and Broche; Mousln de Laine-
at great Bargains. - -.
SILK GQODS-BIack Silks, all widths Psid and sirl-
ped Silks Black Satin CravSis; silk Pocket Hdks, &c
tisvery difficult well costly 10 make known % you
through The public prints the very great variety and ch
styles of Goods which have 10 show. You will there
fore please caIreruemberirg great amount OF nus
stock Is ,hc stock bankrHpt-boush. Rt Iuinous cs
count must be sold Bargains fer Talors, Thread sn
Needle Stores Millners. and all others
S25 iv G. X I.OSEtS. iSS Grund-st- New-N orK.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

MAGNIFICENT GIFT BOOKS.
N APPLETON x co 200 Broadway. respectfully In
~. ve the attention of Bcokbuyers To III very choice
and extensive STOCK embracing the works of Sdsrd Au
thors.
An the Richly Illustrated Publications.
The English and American Annuas
Oxford Press Bibles OF all sizes.
The New and Beautiful edition OF Book of Com. Prayer
The be 81 Juvenile Works.
TIE whole of which are offered al favorable prices An
extended Catalogue he had application. d2otJl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
=. ,1YRIC.. .uTsEUM-GRAND HOLIDAY FOR

a MEXICAN MUSEuM.GRAND HOhtpssi n 1CH ~
"A BOTH OLD AND YouNG.-CHRlSIat4S DAI'
rb,,ssav December 25th-Fourteen Splendid fsrfor,
manees The fst commencing q, 10 O'Clock forenoon ana
located ever hour To astonih ard anuse the Juveniles
and 10 excite wonder Of ALL the Manager has engaged
for the entire Holiday Season. the lest wonders In exist
snr the celebrated Scotch Giant and Giatess the largest
human beings living They be een 10 Highland Costume
every day 10 o'clock forenoon, I'll 10 IN the evening
He will also introduce for the fret time entire new col
lection o. D,sovng view which he has s received from
tie proprietor Mr p T. Barnl including beautiful views
OF The Cshedra and part OF the town OF Lyons Penns
Treaty with te indians. Tie steamship Missouri, she
appeared in h- Bay Of York and serw ards 10 the
harbor Of Gibrslts fire He hss also arranged for the
hibtoa Of Laughing Gas and has eugaget several sub
icts 10 TAX the same should sufficient number voun-
from the audience Alsn engaged the celebrated and
talented inproysaiore Mr.. HARRISON whose comic and i'm
prompu have asoushed thousands dnrpg he last
three days Museum, together with Mira Phillips,
popular vccai. Billy Whi;iock Banjo Player and Negro
Meodi. Miss Fanny Deernga popular Dsrseuse; Madame
Rockwell the famous Fortune Teller.
Admission, Is cents. Children undsr 10, pi eenis.
- cents extra 70 consult the Rortuno Teller privately
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

THIS DAY PUBLISHED
pY JOHN ALLEN, lS9 Nassan-st The Swedenoors i LII
predatory remarks by Prof Bush The subject OF No via
be concerning Memory in the other Life. d24 2tis'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

A DIEKKY CHkI~TiiAS and Happy New \ ear
"A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rich and EleganL-Ca.l al T. j..
CRoWENS 643 Broadway corner Bleecker-st and select
HYMNS Poets History Annu4, Juveniles Fancy Articles,
Stationery and Ganos which all offered al the lowest
nricna d2O lntis-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
THE HOLIDAYS.

IHE AOL1DA4S.
YTIFFANY, YOUNG ELLIS. Nos. go and 260 Broad
4 way have received by late arrivals from England.
France and Germany IS Gases comprising more than tner
usual assortment Of Fancy Articles suitable or
PRESENTS;
Fancy Porcelain and Glass; Pspi-r Machs, Bronze Ber-
lin Iron, Leather Veve Pearl and Tortoise Shell Goods
Jewery; Articles in Kilograms Silver and Verm-i Goods;
Cutlery Periumery; Pain ana Fancy Siau 'aery; Rose
wood Ebony and Enameed Desks Dressing Cases. Work
Boxes and Fancy Boxes for various Gloves Umbrel
lns. useful ard dress Fans, NC.
They hater themselves Tint most purchasers aware
that their Usual assortment is beyond all comparison tho
iargest richest and bes" be found this side the
Aanttc-tha their mportaons confined TO articles OF
the very best quality styles and nsh and that their prices
always as low 10 say the easi es those OF any other
dealers Al all their stock has been selected with
every advantage und by Of their firm, who he's
the last Europe AID their interest ami incna
lion dispose them make their establishment avorably
known for moderation in prices their stock Is for variety
and extent
An early inspection OF their collection is invited.
Wholesale purchasers will find much complete and
desirable Than il Tor sale elsewhere in the coun
try prices which they comparison with those OF
any other house in The trade dig Hts
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
wv y. SEYMOUR X co. Chathaui-s square, have
w large and complete assortment OF Goods, suitable for
the approaching Hodidnys, such as:
Fine Gothic Trays, Dinon's Britannia Ware
Coffee Urns Forks Jelly Moult.,
ivory j. Cocoa Knives Carvers and Forks,
Fine Steel Fire Ssts Fine Pen and PockeI Knives
Fine Skales Boys Seighs.
Gentlem-n's Dol Chests, Small Too Chests for lys-
Together with the rnott extensive assortment of Hard
ware and Cutlery Tin Ware Housekeeping articles Build
ing Na,eria and Mechanics Tools he found IN The city
For sale thu old established stand No. Chahon.sonsre
n, the fnot of lie Bcyyrrv dlS Isis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

COLD AND SILVER WATCHES retailed al
eH wholesale prices by T. W:lston, dealer in watches
No. ! Cort4nd-st. up stairs. corner OF Broadway.
All watches sold This establishment warranted 10 per-
form or money refunded. Watches clocks musical box
as and iewelry repaired in the best nj tue lowest
prces Arraurernen have been made with Mr. Wm A.
Camille whose reputation watch repairers unsurpa,s-
ed having engaged for Tine IN the most ceebra
ted mauiactore. Europe enables him 10 repair the most
complicated work that can he produced.
!. r. WILLISTON
.u27 tfs No. ! Cortlnni-st M stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

WINDOW SHADES, Wholesale and Retal-Those
w Ladies who iuend surprise their friends by the brill
fancy their New Years Enbeilshmens are especially
roicted 10 call and examine the OF n. T. Webb Inn
porter and Munufac Trans Window Sh1des,
No 1s Pearlst here will be exhibited with plessur snd
offered very reduced rates. large assortment OF
dow Shades from the prices the most BEAUTIFUL
French aud Itss including many new designs oil uIsr-
passed elegance which cannot he found 10 any other
and could moi fail to please astidous fancy The
store il only four doors South cf Cbalhan-st
Ses eti.- II T. VERB. 458 Pearlst-