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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

The annual amount of interest due by the State is
about S6O0O00 The whole value of aXablcs in 1915 is
sis, ,6l5 ly7 against Sll6, ,237 965 in 1914.
An opposition project to the Utica and Science
ady Railroad has been started and the Argus states that
application will be made the Legislature, at its next
session, for act incorporating company with two
millions five hundred thousand dollars TO construct
railroad between the cities Of Schenectady and Utica, TO
be run upon the South side OF the Mohawk far as the
directors shall after actual survey deem practicable and
proper; or for authorsng the Schenectady and
Troy Railroad Company construct such road, and in
creasing its capital therefor two millions five hundred
thousand dollars. The road be laid with IN iron rail-
no part of which shall weigh less than 60 pounds to the
yard"
JAMES FRASER, Esq. President of the Bank of
Augusta died in that city on Friday last after an ness
OF four days from paralysis.
Counterfeit Fves Honesdale Bank Pa. dated
May 1915 letter B. No 997 payable to j. j. Fisk. S.
Ward Cashier, 4. L. Sue President in circulation
Visuette female seated, with child in her arms.
sheai of wheat standing her back in the distance men
reaping. The plate the left represents Washington
dressed Roman warrior, seated with tablet in the
left and pencil in right hand. On the right is female
figure seated, holding in her hand tablet.
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~ ,1erccr,;lc Library .,.socio,;or.-m En-.

q -nercnntlIc LlDrHTy ,tssOcIiilOn.-M. ER-
THElIER ing feen appointed eAch-r OF me German
ln- .uage al lie Mercantile Library, Will deliver Lecture
a, Clinton Hal on Saturday evening, December llh. The
Lecture for such have never thought Of study
iu German and for those who anticipate and greaer
l!tcutie in the study OF This Than cied
with proper and natural mode Of eucnS 1t The Lecture
also calculated interest h WHO h9e engaged IN tue study
of suy language and the German especially
Tickets "a cents For sale Al the p-lncipa, Bookstores al
the oice Of he DeGsche Schdelpos,n and the door Of
tie Lecture Room.
Admitauce free 10 members OF the Association. Tickets
can be obtained OF the Librarian.
Lecture 10 commence a. :: "'c!ock d9 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

Gexra.s na,is Ned.ostea Sop. for the cure OF Pm-
k teekes Tan SallownesS Erpuons, and all skin dis
~ al The only depot, 81 WslResL Isl Store fROm
Isa"sy, 50 cents q cake Greciaa Hair Dye pegetaoH
S}ia hovRe for crInsonng Lips and Cheeks; Poadre
for eraiieat,ne IperGuo,l, hr without injury TO
LAZY i'Ate for instantly scattering redness and
h. ron The face Acoustic drops for curing essSc
,rs sooye celebrated preparations OF Dr. Goursndn
FRGn ound only (ocar in nna 81 Waker's lsi Store
JorSasI.-E Tuttie, Assembly Buildings Ph,adeiphS
lsn. NJ hiik-st Boston Carleton Co. Lowell Ives. Sa
fe9 Il Getnsh Bedford; Guild Bangor, Bliss, Spring
~~i Srecn Co Worrrstnr. Myers n Eaysn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

ct Window Shade DEPOT, No. Spruce-st.--
2coO0 pair Gl"vay on hand Persons sbou furnishing heir
bouses viii save 81 least loo by calling IN. De-
pot bANiO = Df. MAUN1.
N B-Cord Brcsses and Ta-scr In .o:s mHuufac
u,.r.,ni,so MS isQ
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

TDUCATION FOR ADULTS, 45O Broome-st5
II Ladies Gentlemen may avail themselves of gooG
.pnorunity for instruction Drawing Painting, "ring
lrtLn- ic Book keeping end English Graniner, al Mr
CuAMsERAlNs Schoo for Adults Which open nel
for Instruction in Writing, English Grammar and the Latin
l y. W. o,o
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

NIEH-YORk AND HARLEM Railroad Co.-No-
ne. hereby given that the second usalmen of ~ per
cent upoa the subscription for the Extension OF The New
sble ihe second day OF January, 1876.
40 II GOUNR MORRIS, Chairman.
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tile Library A-socutun. held IN Cllon Hall
cvenlng qth inst. fOloiag gentlemen appointed
Corri,,ce ~ nominate Officers Tor TIE ensuing year:
Mr. = A Clock win Fros, Jncohss.
Mr Charles + LveFEl re win Colin, Bradley Co.
Mr. Charles Sullivan. with l. Goldsmith & Co.
Mr. sil. Hicks Jr with Lawreuc-I < Hicks
M John r Baker. win Z Caldwell Il Co.
M. c. C. Gordon with McCuidr, Aldsich Spencer.
Mr. T. Madden. With ]. B. Fiimfn 3 IS order
tlnii CNAS u. WAEATLEY, Roc. Sec,y.
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General Notifies

~ Violation of the Ashes Of rho n.,J :
BkEAKiNG TrP OF TRINITY CHURCHYsRnoe'aa Is-
nonsrsnc- against the -boge, addressed 10 tie Commop
Council copy OF which msy ne in the " Y EYore.s
Is let FOR icratur.s al the following plares;
A, th. Offic4 OF Thos. c. Butler. 2s Juhn-st
Book S,u- OF Messrs Stanford SEvords ae pr..l,r.-
OFce of the New York Express ii2 Broadyv.v
Thomas Ddgnn'-, UadsrIaher, 40 Broadway between
Grsnd and Boone 81.
: MORRISON. S-x:uu.l7 Clarkson-si. ucnr Undsnn
orc D; James II. Wells 9thav-Lu=, between ais:and
Drug Store of Dr. s. Sargent, IL ad-ave1ue, eorue. of
Drug Store Of Dr. Lodge, 4s Grand corner Of Rdrs..,
Drug Store Of C. 3. Cox. 10 Eighth corner Of
Troy.si. dill SITS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

CSr ladies' Fnir.-The ladies' attached to Chr:s,
Charch Protestant Ep-copall intend holoing Fair for
he benefit of their Church. bt Niho'- cunInencirg on
Thur,day December ith and coniruug through The fol-
oyviug d7v and evening Arrangements have beer made
bv winch ev have secured the services OF fine hnnt OF
music which viii be IN attendance during the day and
evening. ell sI!s'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
Books.
rur nnsr az ArFEcTIoN,s GIFT.

THE ROSL, Od a. ~ 11ON S@i -
1 PPLETOS co. have just put isheri The Hose. or
II .Econ'- Gift for 1876 edited by Ei.iy Marshall, IL
nsra.eI with 10 uea, steel Engrayings eegau!y bound
sl2s
LIST Of Eneracins,-I Fron;spieca-Co,tage Children;
IL visueu- Tile taee III The Ltle Gie,nef; ~. The
Si.t-r, V Nuraa md Exeria; VI Zuleiks Vl. Eudo,a
VII. Childhood TX. Ths Glrsey's Tent; x Charity
Among int es:as subjects OF ihe letter press VII ne
Tie PRINCES Syvord-Tba Widows Brtn-The lpcustr-
Gus DGrrh.rs-Sir Walter Ruysdael-Bianche Raymond
Yolu.y Eeckner-James MaSwel-W a!aces OsA-The
Deah Of the MissoEarv-Ro-e-
JUST IMPORTED,
The following s.lendily illustrated works, suitable
present. fcr the approaching season:
The Arts Unipr. Prize Annual. ito size, is plates
Goldsuliths Pc-tjcsl Works, exqiisi,ely Illustrated
Murrav's illuminated edition of Prayer Bot,
Rose Garden OF Per.!s hy Miss Costello. Illuminated
TIE Pcets Gallery OF B-4u-, fine Portraits, folio
The Book Of Shsks 9aaTe's Gems. 80 aae Plates
.t-k.rrnnn's Forset-Mr-Not fCr 1916 cl22ns
VALUABLE NEW ENGLISH WORKS.
( IST NO. 5-P.r Cambria Chnucers Poetcal Worss,
IL edited Sy Nicolss. vols Sl0
Ie'rschs illustrations to kire Henry " so.
Patterns OF lr!sii Tiles fsr Churches SS p
SCOTS Orrsmenlist, or Arissr's Manual SIS.
MeCnlloch's GrograPh.ca. Dictionary, new edition. ;
vc- S22
Chsl:us's System of Surgery. Parts. 81.
Charlbers's Edu -ujonsi Course :,tss. SIS 75
Cod-x Ephrsemi Svri rescup,us. ed Fischsndort Sl2
Jo,e,s Splendid Views &c. OF tue Alharnbrs $50.
British aud Foregn Reviews, comP!ete ir 10 vol, very
sle copy in hul. Rus-ia $50
TIE National Atss OF Physical and General Geography,
large vol. folio $50.
A-nua Register for the Year 1914, vol. SO. IS.
Mrdi-o Chiurgica Transact. vol. 3. s. 80
ST. Thomas Csntuar Oper., cd. Giles, vel 5 5,s 80.
PiGn Sermons. vol !. s.
Affords Prose and Verse for Translation. So.
Grin'- Medical Problems. 81 20.
Wanderings Of a Pen and Pencil ssc. For sale by
dis 2is WILEY PUTNAM. l6l Broadway.
a NEW ANN INTERESTINC NOVEL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

VAN.LYCK', CEMENT, foT chins, Glass, Earth.
w. and Marble The manufacturer, havilg spent
o-, lars in bringing above namsd Cement 10 lis
present Of pecnon j. eoaadeni i: ma. all ". who w
go " 20 crrn merits without The putting OF hired nevr
EPP 80 JOHN !. BROWN Il co.
I'D FGlion-st near Ohm 81
,,.,, ,:...rr, 20 dealers dig
DRITI-H LUSTRE-Bsst Enghsh-for sale in, in lots
Is 10 snjt puTcha.ers. py sILAS earle NEPHEW,
~ - l5S Wafer. 81 Ms!dsn-ane.
AI., on. OF MOTIFS cooking stoves but ie used lt'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

snss SARsAPAEILL-Slil farther proof the value and
esncy ~ OF ibis Medicine Another link added 10 the chain
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

CALL AT ". II. GRAHAM S.
UNRIBUNE BUILDINGS, Nls5aU-st for al the cheap
L publications of the day. Just received
Th. Artist Merchant and Statesman, vol by c. Edwards
Leser-puce 80 cents
Fleming Field or Th Young Ariissn tale of the days OF
the Stamp Thy J. H. Iueraham. Esq price p CTS
Tie Charity Sister, by the Hon. Mr. Norton-prce % cts
Treasury of History, No. ll-price % cents.
Ar,hurs Magazine for January, splendid No-prce IS
per year, 25 CTS. per number.
The Lire of Moere being No. of Hnrpers Miscellany
price In cloth 50 cts.
Statistics the Wooen Manufactures In the u States by
iil. author of the CondeDsing Cards-prtce 81.
Tn. Butchers of GheIt beautifully lusirasd-price = CTS
The Bastard or the Brothers Revenge osprice5O cs
The Monument Gen Andrew Jackson containing - ei"
eies m Sermons, by distinguished eenilemen-prce
in cloth 81.
Thou shls on the Death Peaalty by Chas. c. Buregh-
price . cts. -
The Foster Brother, Tale OF the War OF chozza By
Leigh Huut-pric" . Cts.
Tire White Is ,y-Mrs. Hall-prce 25 cts.
Tue. Soldier of Lyons, by Mrs. Gore-price Is cts
Father Ripas Residence u! the Court OF Pekng-prce
Is rents
Graham's Magazine. Subscription s3 25 cents rer No
The trade supplied the most reasonable terms, oy W.
RI GRAHAM, Trihnne Buildings >nssau-L dill 2ta
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

a NEW AND INrEREsTING NOVEL,

NEW AND INTENbSIINT NOVLL,
by LADY-Eaited by J. Fenim9re Cooper, Esq au-
D .h-r OF Th. Spv" Pilot =" Red Rover"
CAREY HART. Philadeiphis. will publish to-Tnor-
row ELINOR WYLLYS, or the Young Folk OF Long
hridge-6 Tale. BY Amsbsi Prnfcather In TWO volumes,
largeivpe SIS pages. Price - cents
Many Of this novel laid in New a.
Springs. Ic and Will considerable scnsa-
t:on IL. the fashionable circles on its appearances.
rt2- Orders fsom the lrede are requested. dl2 y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

0ftssiinOny. 'O''''''' '-'''''' '''N N)'o'
n, MOBILE. Ala Nov. 2S, 1915.
ri Sands:I deem il act OF justice myse II and
anny al large relate the following facts which
IN our neghhorhood in the lstter part of July last
WIZ -,syoung girl aged fourteen years was nfllctsd
n.S M The middle o. her back, which dc
az & 49, ne Treatment OF medical skill Ae shs was friend
snuy employed all the means in my power in en-
as 10 re.ieve her hut in vain. AT las. person
euGoned 10 your Sarsaparila and Immediately pro-
- ~ wo eoiile, OF MesSs Mosely Tucker your agents
Sy Whieh gave 10 her called 10 see her the next
y sno soc told ,he Rad aken doses and felt
is.s ed laughed immoderatcly al this but she said
S,r -, ,eagy So and, gentlemen In word, in two weeks
ne lMe she commenced using H. there was neither
-sA 1o' appearance of where the sore had been
Yours respectfully,
J. G. HOUSEMAN, IS Dauphin-st
siMyTpNed and sold wholesale and retail by A B. D.
SSNSuS, Wholesale Druggists, ?e Fulton-s, New-York
o also al rs Broadway II East Broadway and by Drug
81 eeneTay throughout the United SaieG Price 81 per
eeSe SIX bottles for 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
LATEST DATES.

THR SUN. THE NOON. FULL SPA
Rises. u Sets. 4 81 Morn. G l Morn: 45
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

'. b. PALMER, the Agent for ro,t o: The best News
oi III The cities and principal towns the
lar and near receives Advertisements 81 his Co.,
ss'0spGptr Adssrt,,,Hg ASasoy in this buildng.-En
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
Gituations, &r. iDante0.

NETANTED-By Protestant American Woman, a stu
w afinn in private family. She is very competent In
and rouid he acquisition where .here
young chi.dfan. References highly respectable. Notes
10 D. L. and let al this Office VIII meet attention
Dip g.,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
DoGr0irG.


Furnished ro"ri TO let With breakfast
ID and lea is French family sitsble .Sr or two
G.,,euru des:rou, Of acquiring French language Re-
G.rerce required Apply 45 West Broadws,, between
Warren and Chsnher- SIS dlS3i'
EsUiRI)-Tllrre iUur young gentlemen nley he ac-
- communicated with comfortable Rooms and Board, al
II Berknan-s- or ot-
VTUKNISD ED PaTlors and bedrooms. aud Single
z Rooms with or without breakfast, al No. Barc!ay-sl
d . ST.
EposKDINts.-buarG De oDtHlnec py early uppi-
caijon at "A Barclay-.;. Single for gentlemen
with f board or breakfast and unfurnished
and bedroom stgced, suitable for Two single gentlemen
or gentleman and his wife References exchanged
dS 2~tsE
sYV1KD-i35, I37 Gnt 1883 Broadwsy-Mrs. o. FISH
Pea,.nt furnished apartments and good board may
y b. had for single youog and gentlemen with their
wives on reasonable Terms, by immediate application as
aho.s ..- ~
DU1KUiNG-Ge Gentlemen may obtain kooms and
ID BOARD on favorable teruis a, No. Ann-st fronting
opposite the Astor House The location very
convenient for business men, end the pleasant and
airy. ~ B. No piano IN Tue mouse: a. l.tl
ROOM with board suitable for Two Young Gentlemen,
AS 10 be let al 76 Chaberss TWO doors west OF Broad
hoy,s d. owls
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
J. T.
sn77 .ha No. Cortland-st. up stairs.

~ IIANiIERY--Beiore the Chsncellor-John j.
pairer Special Receiver, John d. Haleck and Sarah
hi. wife others; Bill for oreclosae Of MofgsgS ,s D.
w Bonnsy Complhnanrs Solicitor, 80 WailsI T. WIN
chester Hoyt one Of tho defendants In this case whose
place OF residence is at Little Fort In the state OF ;, M
eonired TO appear in this and answer the bi OF co
n sIed n hs cause on or before the sixth day oil bafch
ueAt, I"fou u s ~ " dIi lnw3w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
ElISS ACTONiS COOKERY


MODERN COOKERY in all iis branches. reduced TO 4
OF easy practice. for the OF private families.
In OF Practice! Receipts, all OF which are given win
N. mos, minute exacin-ss By ELz, AcroN. With nu-
inerous Weed illustrations. To " hch added table
of Weights and Measures The whole revised and prepared
for American houekeepers by Mrs. SARAH j. HALE from
the second London edition In large l2ulo volume,
well bound in clo,h-conainng 5CO pages Price 81.
For sale by BU nGESS SIklNGrtt ".
10 o.. Rrnr1 or
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.

MINIATURE ALMAsAc......TBIs DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
THE CULTIVATOR


EOR DECEMBER-Justr received -Th!s number closes
FOR Ire generous support which he has received from the
pubic and he ouy G Ute ~ thers being no pans
spnred In r ing p.use them in giving them snch vsi-
stl amount of agrcuura matter Il Is now esteemed lnc
.adioy agricultural OF this kind published aud were
II rot II would not have the largest circulation
The volume commences with the January nuinne,-nscn
volumes can ALWAYS b ohtine AMI also gle numbers at
al MARX H. NEWMAN'S, l19 Broadway.
BRILLIANT PERIODICAL FOR 1s4o.
a KTHIJR'S AMERICAN MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF
n Elegant Literature and Art-Hagphceny EN- elshed
tb ste1 mates Of exquisite nh by the hest artists
JANUARY NUMBER PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
Containing four splendid st-e! engrsvlngs
I Original American Niews-lnd!ana; knoos vie"
near New Albany, Indiana
H. The Lady E7ene Gmagnhcenl steel pIate py Jach-
,,.,
I'LL The Wayfsrcrs, an exquisite engraving BY Alfred
Jones.
". The Light of the HareIn. swee; picture.
ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTORS TO THt JANUARY StHsER-
Fanny Forester; J. Morrison Harms. author OF SSecnes
IN sly Mrs O.good Edgar A Poe, Henry g. HlIst Enza
s Duply Kate Cieavlsnd. Wm. H. Carpenter IL hastings
Weld r. S Arthur Miss Z. NJ. Wentworth, Joseph H. But
l,r author OF Wild Flowers Of Poetry Mrs Kirkland
sn,hor o. New Home, Who'll Follow Mary Helnpe,
E. Ferret LYDIA Jane Per,on author OF Forest Leaves
Sarah A. Hunt, LAWS T. Vogt Ihonas doy Iu'ei' 'i'
D.. Jonn Fro.t, LII. D.
The Fifth Volume of A. hufs Magazine, OF which shlS IL
the opening number the Publishers have determined SNAIL
be the leading periodical for 1916,
The very best writers IN the country have been
TO contribute pages and the very best artists engaged
make II emphat;cslly tie Magazine for 1916.
Terms 50 per annun.
Single numbers p cents -, o,- ,x,.a,r,v
do Ara FERRETT " CO 90 bryu-~ o..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
FAr.L AND WINTER GOODS.

WIN. n JENNINGS / co. Drapors and Tai!ors, I'm.
w port.rs of Cloths srd Cassimeres Vesnss NC, Isl
Broadway American Hotel. opposite the Fountain are In
RECENT of an extensive goods tor fall and
Winter wear comprising French aud Engiish Clous for
Dress and Frpek Goals vayS sJ cSs
TYeesls, &c. for OverCoau, which viii Dc Haae up
To order through tho aid Of efficient corps OF cutters
as can be found In The sn es'snGs ane ~ ndeos % e
srye and character OF garments sucn S mus' sayy S
discriminating that our views OF cheapness arc MOI oaso
on tho production OF any other than hrs rate gamenu
such have sustained system OF small Prohts dno 9lok
returns and prompted the solicitation oi cni ton uooo
who would really effect saving of The e1trs per esnsgo
levied under the credit system.
The attention directed to the Plntaloons department mast
continue to oer Inducements those who appreciate nj
combining ease and -i@gance H.
trade we have always hand ready made Dress and Frock
Goats Pantaoons Vests nc 10 answer Tho requirements OF
those who Of may require hrsl rete uI-
Also Fancy Dress Articles In great VARIETY scGrs
andkerchiefs Gloves Suspenders Hosiery Upoerf es'su
Drawers Linen nrl Muslin shirts, Colars, &C &c. szl
NEW YORK CASH TAILORING Establish.
ment, lS7 Broadway, three doors below the frankn
House The subscribers would call the attention OF ihelr
customers aud ths public very large and well seecteo
nssorluent Of Fall and Winter Goods Embracing all the
latest styles OF French and EGgls Peio Cloths Tor wmel
varmen;s black and fancy Bon elastic Cassmeres OF
entire patterns; very rich fyos Of SILKS Cashnere
aud Velvet Eesngs suitable for the coming season AL OF
which vii, be uiude order few hours NOTICE, and In
superior style for which the establishment has
been 40 long celehrhied
Employing In the cutting department Inc oest ent 10 o
city DO hesitc challenge comparison with any
In point OF .yle eeghn aud workmanship Al the same,
time prices viii convince the mort skepuce! lst nIst
rate earons can he furnished very reduced rates Tor
cash We would call attention to the Fnncy Depart
uen connected with the establishments where can De ouno
every article requisite ID complete genl1Das WARDROBE,
rchcst maefiaB selocbd by our agcnle
In the Psrs and London pnrkss Also An Ssoriment OF
ready m,e Dress, Frock Coats and winter garments Oh
every description or INC Oh '''''
arns'ns ns i.,f T. D'eE' ''' j. C. BOOTH co.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
iuinter fashions.


SCARFS, ORAvATS AND MUFFLERSy
Received by the last steamer.
THE New-York Cash Tailoring AID Genuemen's
"A Geners Furuishin, Establishment 1877 Broadway three
doors bcow the Franklin House, choice assortment OF
fancy dress articles for scuilemeps comprising the
desirable of scns c.avas and an en>
offnuers Indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Also full assortment Of eoaks and sacks con-
stany ON hsnd manufactured by Tho best workmoh IN tse
city and sold at reduced prices
n26 sd j. G. BOOTH Co
CLoAKS! OLOAKS!!
Whoie.ale Retail
SOn LADIES' AND MISSES Ciosks, Goats and Car
a.1jO dnns OF the fashionable materials. nj prices
i.om IS 50 to so, whichs examination 10 respectfully
invited. WAhsLEf null,
dl lnis+ No. % CSiherne--t near Chathanl-sausre-
MEMS, BOYS AND oNILDREN'S
Fashionable Clothing.
A LARGE assortment whcesS.- and retail, No. II
N Bowery N Y. Is25 3mis-l JOS h. CLOSE CO.
NVEKCUATS, Cloaks, Winter Frocks. &C. in various
~ new styles for sale, ready made. at ~ Brosdway
ul2isH "M. T.JESWNoS 4 oo
nyEKCOATS-Tweed,C Cloth and Cassruere Over
~ coats fashionable and well made, from eight to twenty
dollars will now no sold III retail u No. Cedarst
oil lw!s'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

SkTANTED-Bv respectable young Woman, stus'
w lion first COOK. good washer and IRON;
er and was rtc years and half her last place, and
hi The best city reference Ii require cal al COS
NJ 0lE y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

Ii order have beautiful head of hair, persons
Always be very careful keep Ii perfectly clean.
ia also necessary, become. dry and wiry,
Hae!e 10 fall out Phalon's Chemical Hair lnvgors-
preferable to any other preparation in for these
fact Ia the only article s Of any service
arsSing The Hair Prepared and sold. wholesale and
s.u, u. Sy E. PHALoN, 2l4 Broadway, Wig maker and
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

0IrDvp SEI0ES-The subscribers have band
X - -, sr1 b-,t s.sorneci Of India Rubber Shoes
~ rTv de,crpon il the araet. including The justly Gel
t'.,J W.,.Ijic Rubber Shoes, of manufacture
s atrsnt TO remain perfectly flexible in TIE cold
a. in,;ou and retain their color under all Circumstances
For .se Cheap wn"les,e and ts.i al The warehouse OF
'Ae - " HUT HISSON & RUNION-
TH0TCE PERFUMkRY feI the T'i.et.i-usins S
q Eat-ncls OF Je-samine Ofsnse F,o~er olei.: % az
o,s Vrh.ns Orange de Portugal. Bouquet de Caroline,
Ra,, DE- Por,upn Bouquet de Victoria. Bouquet ces
Danes, Rose Patchouy. Miieasurs, oersneun Se sa-
"a fr5m GERMANY with sreat variety OF tarey
shsvng Creams. Brushes, c Ge for ssle 0S a5
SANDS co. n Esss Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
L,nI An .iII.YEK IYATCHEs ret.iled al

(1DLO AND .ilLVEK MATCHES IelnIIeI AT
II who-sele prices by j. T. Wi,ion, dealer IN wa'ches
No | Cortisnd.sL up stairs. corner OF Broadway.
All watches sold 1T this establishment warranled TO per-
form well or money refunded Watches, clocks boy
rs and jsyery repaired in tho best manner a. lhe
nrres Arrangernents have been mads with mr w m a.
Gamble whose eputa,ion watch epairer is unsurpass'
ed having gagged for nne years in the most ceieora
e3 manufactures In Europe enables him repuir the most
complicated work that can he produced
Trade work promptly done On reasonable @ terms, Io,,
4, .,vI
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n!W-. LOCKE Dege leave TO snnounco 10 the Ladies s
S of Newly ORR that -he proposes form class Tor
hi, instruction of Young Ladies' In the following branches
of Ornamental Painting, viz :Japannng, Velvet falnung
Painting on Glass, lnhyng. ,,-,
Terms NAV he Arogn and specimens on application
10 rs Locke her residence, SO CansLst between lne
hours OF 10 and ~ ~ ,o TT
Filh.r L ID. and Rev John SeT-. d@ =" lwl-&lWos-
PORTRAIT AND MINIATURE PAlNTEh:
I B. LADD thankful for the extensive patronage 81 iIp
r. era!iy shown him whilst IN New York, resfecHuuy
invites those OF his friends snd tho public at 70 an
emnslou of his pictures His being for The winter
Al the Cro!ou Hotel, l42 Broad ray: -.
Portraits. fll. size painted from $50 TO $50.
Miniatures Slo 10 S<o'
IJkeiessrs warranted 10 srlL
y p having been travelling abroad for the last six years,
alt-rs him self his paintings cannot b- surpassed oy
those painted by first artists leo called) a. prices vblJnH
from, SluO 10 S2gOl HIS open Tor Vlsots ni
hours during the day. Lad sni gentlemen r-.pegtuiy
~ ~, 80 ~ Cro,0n Hotel.