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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
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kRRlI I'D.
Packe, ship Patrick Henry Desuo Liverpool, Nov
23d mdse TO Grinnel Mnturn. 23d inst Block Island
bearing North 40 miles passed ship Wesriins'er hence
for London.
Bark Rose standish Spencer, l6 ds I'm New Orleans.
sugar. &c. TO D Hurlbut te Co.
Bark Ralph Cross Glover 81 de fm Bordeaux brandy.
&c. TO Nesmith s Walsh. 18th Dec about 200 miles f.
OF Hatterna in a gale from HNW. shipped sea winch
swept the deck broke stauchions stove galley he the
roundhouse and caused other damage Next day passed
schr with mainmast gone steering NV showed no sig
nal of distress.
Brig Galveston West q d. i'm Galveston. Texas. cot
ton Sc to Badger & Peck. Left ship Star Republic, TOR
NYurk in a few days Passed G Lamar hence bound
in Bremen ship Washington, I'm antwerp, outside the
harbor sending passengers l9th inst lai 81 81 long
boom beat up toward her FOR I'VE hours but could not
reach her supposed her 20 be foreign vessel OF about
200 tons with beach mast heads.
Brig Abeona, Clark. II de I'm MatanZas sugar honey
and fruit to Read Hoppock. Sailed in CO brig Hiber-
Brig Millnoket, Allen, ds fun Fall River, ballast, to
Richard Fowler
Brig Adna sherman. "a ds fm Laguna, Iogwood, to
Nesmh & Walsh. The Hector White, sailed for Mar
selles 22d Nov.
Brig Hortense. Jones' 81 ds I'm 81 Marks, cotton, &c
to Nesmi,h s. Walsh.
Brig Siroc Bailey, II ds I'm Eastport, lath, Nevus
& Sons. 18th inst in gale from NNE. lost deck load
Brig Belle. Vose. 10 ds i'm Robonston, Me, ath and
potatoes. TO Vose & Joyce.
Schr Vulture Small 3 ds FIN Newburyport.
Schr Chief Sachem. Jones ds I'm Eastport, ath hnd
plaster, 10 order
Soop Gen Warren, FIN Sag Hmbor, oil.
BELOW
Two Bngs. Wind NE. Weather hazy.
SAILED.
Ship Catherine, Crane, for Charleston, and others
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
TTEcANT uOTrDAy ROoEs
Goli1an Advertisements.

EHRISTN.ASAND NEW EAR'S.-w -whsl more
" acceptable and appropriate offering, Than selection
from the following ard rich goods mostly received per
The Acsdia-Speudid Silk Satin and Merino Dres-in:
Gowns Embroidered Cashmere MHrseiles Sk and Satin
Vesngs Black and Fancy Six aud Satin Scarfs and Cra
rats in great variety; Shawl Pattern Merino Muiters
Travelling Cravats; size and quality Twiled Silk
Handsercheis, with assortment Fancy Dress Ar
tc!es Cloaks; Yous Overcoats &c for sale % Broad
way c25 istJ2 w 7. JENNINGS Il co.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
~ wistor,. Bnlsam of Wild Cherry.-Le

~ Wistar's Bnlsam OF Wild lherry:-Let
Facts speak ior themseves-Mr. SETH w. row LIZ
Dear Sr-I happy sign my ualne TO he following
certificate hoping thai others receive 6enenl from s
same invaluable medicine
OXFORD. Oxford Co.. Me. Nov. Z. ISIS.
This ay certify that In August OF this present year was
takes bleeding al the lungs and h-d al seventeen dii
E, ent spells bleeding from bali glass 10
hal pint time. applied 10 OF toe most sk!iul
physcians in the country and received but osrs relief dur
pg his attendance s ms time suffering with severe
cough spung blood. itiei various remedies but all
without success until by the atvlce OF nv Trends rd
Dr WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, and TO
nv ytea relief in three days time, cough was so loosen
ed hat raised with perfect tie pain and sorepers
having been entirely removed from y stomach AND lungs
am now taking my second bottle and my rapdy
Narrowing have since ridden s. niles by stage aud Al
on 10 The nurchssug OF stock al goods with very little
.1nSsn;sncs ZEBULOS CHADBOU RNE.
;snur,reof J. BJ-rTS 5. W. FOWLE. Boston. General
Asrnt Sold by A B. D. SANDS, Druggists, q Fulton
~ So ' d24 ieodis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
rnREIGN p0RTs

At Laguna let inst bark Turbo, loading for Marsees
brig New England do for Work in days.
At Matanzas l4rh brigs New England, Granger. from
Providence RI Plato Merritt, I'm Boston Lucy, Smith
do Ponce. Lu; Eliza. Pierce.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
General Notices.
ON FRIDAY, DEC. 26TH,

r~ Tiffany. Youns Si Ellis, will open four cases,
received per- Louis Philippe" from Havre and two
per Acadia" al Boston. In each invoice of the
most exqustely elegant articles they have had the
Measure ot Offering d25 Stis'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
Uinter fashions.
soARFs, oRAvATs AND MUFFLERs,

Received by the last steamer,
A T THE New-York Cash Tailoring and Geu,lemen's
aGeneral Furnishing Establishment, S7 Broadway three
doors below Franklin House. choice assortment OF
fancy dress articles for geulemens wear comprising the
most desirable of scarf crsvss and
new style ofmuers Indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Also full ofover coats cloaks and sacks
ssnty or hand by the best worken In the
city and sold d reduced prices.
roS Sisn T..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot:

SUPREME CoURr-A case OF peculiar interest
was opened to-day in the Supreme Court In which your
former ,ownsmsn Mr.. David Hoffman. Of Phadel-
phia is senior counsel for claimants OF very large
fund not 100000 dollars. deposited various
moned institutions in Philadelphia Mr.. Hoffman, OF
Reading ia also counsel and also Mr. Charles J. lnser
soil with Mr. David Hoffman but Mr. lneersol is not to
argue the the rule OF Court admitting only two
counsel to speak Mr. William B. Read and Mr.. VII
liams of Philadelphia are the opposing counsel Inc
has been itgated since the year 1924 in England
and in this country and for the large fortune
of Mr. Aspden who died about - years ago in London
Two OF heirs claiming. This Is prooaoy 'he
most important the docket in the amount anu
the most difficult and interesting in the many and COM
pick points involved
VIOLENT AssAULT-Mr. Peaie, one OF the GUARDS
of the peni,en,iary was violently assaulted on SUNDAY
evening last in the vicinity of that institution by some
nerson 10 him unknown. He was struck on ihe mead
With club of wood and feed to the ground The blow
doubtless was intended produce fortunate
y failed in so doing though it caused severe wound
The perpeator of this is yet undiscovered The
presumption ia that he one OF the discharged con-
ricts Bait Pat Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

II The bagging factory and rope walk, belong
ing to Mr. c. w Caseman and occupied by Jas. NJ Pin
dell, Esq. about miles from Lexington. Ky. was de-
,rcyed by fire the 18th inst Loss $1,000; insurance
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

rv Sixteenth Ward.-The Democratic Wig Young
Men the Sixteenth Vard requested 10 meet on Fri
day evening Dec 26h Il O'CLOCK al the Mechanics Hal
West Sixteenst for the purpose leecng ve Delegates
10 represent them in General Committee for the ensuing
year JAMES T COUENHONEN,
JAMES ANDERSON.
WM II. ADAMS,
JOHN ID. LYNDON.
1854 Delegates 10 Young Mems General COMMITTEES.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

II Ninth Wnrd.-TNe Wing young men OF Ibis
Kentucky Hall No 90 Perry for The purpose OF eiectng
five Delegates 10 the Young Mems General Committee for
the coming ALIEN. L. MCDONALD, CRn
WM r. MrEcH Sec d26 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
Post Office stntionery.

PosT OFFICE, NV V0RK Dec Z, I'D.
II In compliance with law and the orders OF The Post
master General sealed Proposals will be received by
until u O'Clock al Saturday the 10th day of Janua
ry 1886 for supplying the Stationery required for the
this office during the to years, ending December ST. 1877
The estimate for each year is as follows, viz
400 reaIn. brown Envelope Paper 20 by 81 inches snd
weighing not less Than "a lbs TO the
50 renms do do. 22t by so inches weighing IoI lssa
Than 50 lbs. TO the
l0d0 lbs Cotton Packing Twine.
l25 bs. best Scarlet Sealing W6H.
Samples the articles required bs lhs Office.
Contractors required ny law give bonds in sum
equal double the value of the articles be furnished
PAYMENT Will hs made delivery and approval oil the Sta
tionery. ROBT. II. MORRIS, P. NJ DIP iaw4u'is
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
General Notices.
" Pure Jaw

e7,- Purc Inyn Coffee for The Hohdsys-Nery tine
old government Java Coffee of the most delicious flavor al
only L. per roasted and ground prime Old SunsIs co.
r, 10 cents: wi large stock of bunch Rans in whole
half quarter white grapes citron dred curfan
pruues figs all OF which offered al the very loves
market prices. Also prime article OF see Isslns al 90
per h. Tor safe at wholesale and retail by o FOWLER
go Mnrruy 40 Greeuwiohst cor Vestry d2i eis
Eg- National Fire INSURANCE Company, oHics
No o. WRs, with trfng losses by the great ire III
this city the 10Th Of July last which they promptly pad
The Companyis doing large and rapidly increasing
business consequence OF their prudence In taking over
5000 any risk which rule they still adhere TO- and
By scattering their risks hazard loss in any
ordinary IRE than tbs, amount by which an additional
security is rendered the insured in connexiou with their
/ safely invested capital
DIRECTORS.
SSo'eph W Savage, WIN. O Ward,
Msfeus Spring, Wm. S Slocum,
Ssin'l =. Doughty Iohn 4 Nack;e
John brouwer. John Nc Chain
Stephen Holt, John Neyybou.e
Florence Mahony, Jacob Miller,
JOSEPH W. SAVAGE President
! WN. JAS BoGGs, Secretary.
n B-Applicatons for attended 10 without de-
sy al the Once No 90 Wa also for the convenience
of customers the public upper part OF the city, by
C. McIntre sgert No S04 Hudso INST corner OF Sp1or
and by S. L. Newman agent corner of Avenue c. and
lih-st- a. lulls
~ North River Insurance Company-ofice
No 1872 observation-disclosures SS5ooco-This Company,
having been ptedy In business nearly twentyour
years Insure against Less or DAMAGE by Fire
upon favorable terms Having tnsI cspith entire, and
possessing the largest Stock Cspia IN the City, they offer
! lion. RICHARD w HILL, 5resiaen@
G-Allen Dodworth,s Private Dqncinx school;
No. AS Broome-sL Brosdway. Polka, Ma1ulka Spo
all other fashionable dances taught IN correct style
! DIS Smis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

2O'h inst OF Cape Cod Pr bark Flora Mcdonald. Ably
fin Berbce hound to 81 Andrews, Nh.
22d inst % miles East OF Sandy Hook, ship Finland
hence for Liverpool with oss OF main and ruizcn
en6eavOring to get into this port.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

cay-st-The ladies of ST Peters Church viii open lh her
Fair for In. sae useful fancy articles Monday The
22i inst al 10 O'Clock A. NJ and continue throughout he
week from 10 NJ. 10 10 P. NJ teNcep, Christmas dag all
eveDing) The public respectfully invited TO attend.
d.l5I INvisr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
THE GEM OF THE SEASON

An ELEGANT GIFT BOOK with tventy-one superb
~ Enrruvings by Sartan. Elegantly bound.
- volume Of sP'ennid engrarngs by Sartsin Illus
rated by choice articles from Tie pens ~ abe and dsti3
cuished writers " y Observer.
AS specimen Of hook.makng this beautiful giftbook
deserves very high commendalcn aiogether for present
alton we have not often more beautiful volume
The binding is elegant, rich and tasteful
This Annual fully usfes the rather lofty promise OF its
title We know where has been excelled. ethe! IN
matter manner lirouue.
is filed with exquisite eDgrsvings, and has everything
10 commend il splendid and appropriate giii,oooS
- Mirror.
We have on hand large supply OF ali the different An
nuals and Gift Books TO which we invite the attention o
Juvenile Woras in great variety.
dl8istf LEaVlT. TROW K CO. l94 Broadway
VALUABLE STANDARD ENGLISH WORKS.
A Ii ELEGANTLY SoUND-suitable for presents
n The Doctor, by Souhey, 5 vols very scarce. S2i
Lord Jetrey's Critical Essays, vols.
Madame D'Arhlays Diary, . vols.
Sir Thomas Brownies Works, ! vols.
Coleridse's Literary Remains, vols. SO.
Paeresraphia Sacra Pictoia S3l
Bottoms History OF British Song Birds. sls
Rev. Dr. ArnOld's Works, spsujid copy, Il yos Se''
Fox's Book of Martyrs Illustrated vols SIG
hioore's Irish Melodies. ! vol >l8
The Poets Gallery OF Beauty, ! vol. Sll.
Murray's Illuminated Prayer Book. Sli.
Illuminated Calendar for 1916. >l5
Il'uminstious To FroissBrt, vols co2
The Clans Scotland. No. l 10 IA $50 30
Smiths Literary Curiosiies, lvol ito 80
Cain's Indsn Portfolio. so
Herings Lakes and Mountains SO
Views &c 10 the Alhs'nbra, , voia. $50
Prince Maximilian's TIaves cl5O
Paxtons MAGAZINE Of Botany, II vols. eli0.
Imported and fer sale ny WILEY y I IPgINAM,
d25 2tis iol pronl"H--
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

COLMAN'S WINDOWS, NO. 2o3 BROADWAY,
~ To those Persons who have been entertained al
Mr. CoMAN'S Windows for past years. he would suggest
their calling hs and examining his Immensely
valuable stock OF Books of every variety Paintings Engrn
Wings Stationery Fancy Articles &c. suitable for presents
during the Holidays. He has sill the New Works, and
many choice old ones, which he offers as low rs other
3aalars d2i 6tis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

HOLIDAY GIFTS.
ITO ENABLE BUYERS for Ch'i-mas and New-f eat's
Presents TO yet and handsome gis for little money
We have reduced our prices 81 and 80 per cent on
Rich Brocade Ssins.
Silks
Silks for Dinner and Street Dresses.
Evening Parties.
Black Waer-d SILK, warranted Paris wstered
Dalnask aud Striped Silks
Plain Satns and Slks.
MousiD De Lgines.
Cashmere De Ecossa-
Embroidered Cashmere Dresses.
Saxony Paids, Panamas, French Caicoes,
VeveIs. MerinOes Cloakings,
Rich Bags. Cravats. Scarfs. Purses, &c.
Hosiery and Gloves
The above with large stock of Fancy Goods, we now
offer at an immense sacrifice JAMES BECK co.
d20 l0tis $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
DIR. Lnrdner,s Lectures.


numbers of this useful and attractive Scientific
.0paisr Work have been published, and nil the bsc k
-'ers may still be obtained. The Twelfth Number
pay printed, and win be publi.hed irra.d;s,eiy on
ss',p OF aportion of los, copy. which we expec, to
s again from Dr. Lsrdner by the nexs steamer.
isH fnce Of each number e5 cents,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
.usrs,s,o Won Harry Clay.

tE,- Third Wnrd.-f'he whg Electors OF the Thrd
Ward win meet al the old head quarters No. 20 Washing
ton-s on Friday evening the 2 inst al :! o'clock for the
purpose OF elecng FIVE delegates the Democratic WC
Young Mems General Committee for The ensuing year. By
order OF the Ward Committee.
WILLIAM RUNH, iSacr.,,ri.s
WILLIAM l.. SHAEDLow,) II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

rsr Window shade Depot. No. Spruce-st.-
e 600 mir always on hand Persons shout furnishing he
houses yr snv- II as o0 per by calling Al the De
pot bAkIoL Dfi ,s mauNd NJ AZ NJ.
- ,-;c.s mis- isIf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

Tg,HE AMATEURS.-FOR THE BENEFIT OF
/ THE POOR-The Gentlemen, Amateurs, who perform
ed Hamlet" Palmos Opera House, on the llih inst
have been often and urgently requested TO repeat the per-
rmauce by many Of their friends who unable 10 gain
admiiance the above evening. They have therefore,
determined comply with the general request and respect
fv announce that tho performance will repeated AT the
same place on TUESDAY NENT, 50th inst And that the
interest which IL manifested witness the repetition may
be turned To some immediate benefit has been resolved 10
charge price admission and give the entire proceeds
to the New York Association for Improvement of the
Condition OF the Poor" who this incemen
unusually in want.
Tickets OF which limited number will he issued. can be
obajne nj the Box Office of the Operu House Monday
and Tuesday Price of each Ticket One Dollar 10 admit
~, Imam and lady d24 Sits
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

TuE CELEBRATED OPTIC Gallery, now open
al 27l Broadway corner of Chamberss, up seirs has
been visited in Europe by millions oi persona: Including
lh Roy al families Cardinals Bishops, Gc &c These views
consist of and highly finished pshtngs represent
ng in the most and minute manner the following IN
teres.ing objects .,,
The magnificent Garden Saloon In the country residence
Of the Prince schwartzem5erg near E,enaa po,b,sbe
OF the subefranedn Orotto I'D pstn!eueiH
where our born This spo here
in the condition in which il now exists being enrced oy
man. ornaments and costly presents nc os oHrhne o
several Christian Sovereign during lapse OF many cehIu
ri.s The representation OF ths Grotto wmen - under
10 baf .ltar in the Armenian Church al Belhehem must,
:; hiiey have peculiar in the present o.!
he ord II hss visited in the course OF revolving
r.nres by thou and thousands Of pous Pilgrims,
b.ing a grea,rst object OF Christian generation, and The
place where began the mysteries Of our holy religion
The proprietor doubt thai all Christians resident
of this City will be desirous oi viewing his splendid pic
,ure production of the celebrated Italian Artist Menoz-
q Of Milan
T. Maple. taken from The rosd
8 The Solemn Entrance into Vienna Of the Pnncess Ma
Rama OF Savoy on the occasion OF her Marriage with the
s. Tbe Sorth POLE Expedition OF Capt. Parry, in the
gear 1877. . p,,a a.. ,is,paa
Easter Sunday, few moments oelore Tue 20 60
his blessing 10 the people: u- III.
DKIVATE DANCING and Waiting Academy; no "
Mercer-sL second three story uci1g oe!o" rlnce'
md the oubIc iat be has re-opened his School for The
session. al his residence above Days OF tnllon " eones
DAYS and Saturday, al 81 O'Clock, .or Young .siss @ aa
s.er. Tue.daYs and Fridays al ococz r M Tor gen.
tlemen. t. H.. % ,,as, the conys-
s "a md Gentlemen cen receive pirate lessons at any
hour not occupied BY classes and yer dSY II e, d ~ pi
~, much admired La POlsa, Ouadil and foI-
AZ iInrk viii De ugh. addition 10 La Polka and the
uosi graceful styles OF dancing and ~alizng frtsd Sp
Tsey, exclusively Tor pupl.s, PdAeuNs w sN@'1e7 " "
NJ seT;ag would particularly call the attention OF gen.
linen desrous OF learning WALKING 10 his Saturday even
ng class for ali he styles including La Polka For terms
and particulars apply as above n'e 'zuseoous
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

Brighton Market. .MoNpAY. Dec. o, lSia
At Market-650 Beef Cattle, - Stores ls0O Sheep and
500 SWINE 200 Beef Cattle unsod.
PR1cES-Beef Catte-We quote 10 correspond with
last week viz extra s. %. first quality 10 as second
25G4 so; third 50d4 %
Sheep-Saes OF small lots from % to y.
Swine-Iots to pedde at 3; and 4ic selected lot 81
and sc: at retail! from ! to sic.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
SpOKEN {

The ships Orpheus Francois |. Flavius, Manchester
and other outward bound vessels detained BY ad
verse weather
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
auetio11 Sales.


JOSIAH RICHARDS, Ancroneer
RY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLAT,F.-Store
- 2. Brosdwsy-Libers Cash Advances made on eoa-
msnts for Auction Ssles.
FRIDAY EVENING. Dec. 26;h
Al 6 O'clock, at the Auction Room
rsae Lorary.A large collection OF Standard and Mis-
ceIaneoas Books from private library.
S.1i SOnTSS SS g, g co. Auction Coani..aon Mer-
ehanes Nos .ls Fuitons, and 81 Ann-st Liberal sd-
'sDeeS oe oD and promp, returns made
Al 10 O'Clock, a. 81 Ann-st
P!sno Forte by virtue Of Landlord. Warrant md nv
order Of ALEXANDER BATES ConstshIa
SATURDAY, Dec -,
AT 10 O'Clock 81 . Canss in the large room OF National
Hall
MoRrGAsE SALE-Of splendid Rosewood and Mahora.
ny Hou sehoc Furniture &c being the entire Fuuur OF
large and sol"ndidy furnished house. removed National
Hall for convenience OF sale-Comprisx Rosewood and
Mahogany Sofss. Divsns Couebes, Wsdrobes Bureaus.
Mahogany aud Curly Maple ChsiIr Mahogany Divsns
Pier Centre and Dressing Tables, French Bedstesds
stands large qusIty of Brussels and Ingrsin Car
pe us OIL Cloth splendid Damask Window Curtains and
Ouan the richest patterns Feather Beds and Hair
Msllre sser large quantity China and Cut Glass Ware,
Candelbras unants ornaments, &c. &c, together with .
large oIsnty OF kitchen uisusiis. table cutlery &c
Also a genera assortment OF O!d Wines Clare- &e.
Also splendid Piano Fores of superior ione and hntsh
RI JAMES VI. MILLER
ID TUESDAY. Dec so, lsfa
AT 10y O'Clock, ST the store No : L.Serty-st
Soors SHoEs ERoGASs-i010 Boots, Shoes and
Brogans consisting every for Southern,
W-stern and Northern trsde Sale positive.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

lst Dl-lrct-NO Z Mercer St
I'd do No. li4 Spriug-sL
Sd do No l57 Sprng.s
ilh do Swee,'s Hail. corner Canal and Hudson sls
5lh do No 10 Hammerslyst
9th do Hudson and Vandam y. z. corner.
7,h do No 289 hudsonst-
9Th do No. 53N Washing,on-si.
BY order OF the Ward Committee.
J. T. NJ BLEAKLEY, Chairman.
w PECK Secrelary Ii
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
TIE HOLIDAYS


TNIFFANY YOUNG & ELLIS, Noa $50 and 200 RIond-
l way have received by late arrivals from England,
France and Germany 80 comprising more than tnelr
usual assortment of Fancy Articles suitable for
PRESENTS
Fancy Porcelain and Glass Papie M8che Bronze Ber-
lin Iron Leather Velvet, Pearl snd Tortoise Shell Goofs
Jevreir; Articles Filogram sl"er and Verme Goous
Cutlery, Perfnierv and Fancy Staii merry Rose
wood Ebony and Ename'ed Desks Dressog Cases: WORK
Boxes and Fancy Boxes for various uses; Goyes Umbre
lns, useful ana dress Fans, sc SC
They da,er themselves that most purchasers are aware
that their assortment is beyond all comparison me
.'arsel richest and best 10 be found on this side the
Aanc-tinl their inportation confined 10 Articles o
The very best quality styles aud fnisa and si thcr prices
a. ava?s low Ito say the leas those o! any other
dealers Al ell events their has selected vith
every advantage and care by of Aer firm who has
snen year Europe aid their interest ana incn
lion dispose them to make their establishment svorsby
known Tor moderation prices their stock for variety
aud extent
Wholesale purchasers willfnd much more complete aud
desirable sOnrrt Than ia for sae elsewhere IN the coun
try, prices 10 which they court comparison WIN o-e o
aIy other hon : in the trade. dl9 Nus
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

SACK PELTO COATS AND CLOAks-Seil-
- iny of at a small advance from cost The Subscribers
wishing to close their stock OF Winter garments are dis
posed such Inducements purchasers as cannot ii
of securing rapid themselves and giving TO their
customers the of argainin other words they
coats before The ls of January Cal. examine for your
selves 1877 Broadway doors below the Franklin House
d22 ,fs j. c. BOOTH II SON.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
aTT-- 229 BLEECKER-ST.

J. r. BALL, - 80 sro,SS. af n.onle are SUP
- yi,b lots OF good things, and you or any OF your
trends wish 10 purchase hne Old MaceFa Polt she.r o.
sny description OF good Vine or ncn coaia o, ,res
and you viii be sure Of being served 10 your wishes
d24 lwiss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

ryNRE RECENTLY constructed MODEL In CARED
been fitted up in the Long Hall the Granite Building, cor
Broadway and where il will be exhibited Tor
few DAYS This Model is IS by II feet In SIZE and repre-
s.nts every building shed Tree other object in Now
Haven and il sed he the greatest specimen OF
mechanical skil In Au-rcs ,.,,.-.
and scenery in NewHaven and vicinity Is CONNECTED WIN
the exhibition - =,
haau rodels OF The prncips! publ; buildings anf clsn-
suished Localities in NewYok among winch are The faIk,
.ith the Cty Hall real Fountain &c; the Merchants Tx.
change; Cnstom House; the Tonbs Trinity Church the
Bowling Green with real Fountain; lhs Croion Water
Works, &C. &c =, ,-. 49,.
vsy accurate Model OF the Mormon Temple al NanVoo
from drawings and specifications by W. Weeks and Gusta
vns Hill Esqs has lust been added 10 The exhibition. Also,
Model OF the State House at Hartford, and Model Of
Wilbey's Patent Fire Escape Engine.
Doors open from A. NJ. til 10 P. NJ.
Tickets IS cents-To be procured the principal Hotels,
and Book rnd Music Stores Season Tickets ~ cens-Ch-
'''" '''' E. PORTER RELDEN, Proprietor.
d25 Stis E. B. CUNNINGHAM, Superintendent