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sders himself fortunate to find; and the next day,
in latitude by observation 400 90 o., halted to
noon Immediately at the foot Of the southern side oil
the range which wills in the Sweet Water valley,
on the head Of small tributary to that river.
ssContinuing in the afternoon our course down
the stream, which here cuts directly through the
ridge, forming very practicable pass, We entered
the valley; and, after march OF about nine miles
encamped on our familiar river, endeared 10 us by
the acquaintance Of the previous expedition; the
night having already closed in with cold rain
storm. Our camp was about twenty miles above
the Devils gate, which we had been able TO see in
coming down the plain; and, in the course of the
night, the clouds broke away around Jupiter for q
short time, during which obtained an Enumeration
Of therst Satellite the result of which agreed very
nearly with the chronometcr, giving for the mean
Longitude 1910 so or; elevation above the sea 6,040
feet; and distance from ST. Vrain's fort by the road
we had just travelled, 3l5 miles.
"Here passes the road TO Oregon; and the broad
smooth highway, where the numerous heavy wag'
of the emigrants had entirely beaten and crush
ed the artemisa, was happy exchange to our poor
animals for the sharp rocks and tough shrubs among
which they had been toiling SO long; and we moved
up the valley rapidly and pleasantly With very
little deviation from our route Of the preceding year
we continued up the valley; and ON the evening OF
the 18th, encampcd on the Sweet Water, at point
where the road turns of to cross to the plains OF Green
river. The increased GOODNESS OF the weather ndi-
Gated that had attained great elevation, which
the barometer here placed at 220 feet; and during
the night, water frozc in the lodge"
He had now, on the 18th, arrived at the famous
"South Pass Il would no. do TO pass over the
account Of remarkable feature in that remarka-
bic country;
Leaving our cncsmpment, (our last on the
waters which flow towards the rising sum- we
took our way towards the dviding-ridgc which
separates the Atlantic from the Poetic waters, and
crossed il by road some miles further south than
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MISSISSIPPI.

MISSISSIPPI.
members not yet elected.
ILLINOIS.
L. Robert Smith. S. Stephen A, Douglass,
g John A. McClernand, s. Joseph p. Hoge,
8 Orlando B. Ficklin, 2. John ID. Baker
l. Samuel d. Dargin, 5. George s. Houston,
q Hsnvy w. HiHimd, 6. Reuben Chapman,
g. William l.. Yancey, T. Felix q. Mcconnell
4. William w. Payne,
James B. Bowlin, John s. Phelps,
James n Relfe, Leonard H. Simms.
Sterling Price,
Archibald Yell.
1. Robert Mcclellan, 5. James B. Hunt.
2, John s. Chapman,
[Membsr not YET elected
towA
Augustus c. Dodge
t WISCONSIN,
Delegate not yet elected.l
With the friendly assistance Of b. B. French,
ESQ.,, Clerk of the House Of Representative, we are
enabled to lay before our readers complete st os
members Of Congress- so far elected. Our coteta-
poraries will please copy, and give the usual credit.
IConstitusion.
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ZINE FRENCH CALF Bo0TS.--im .,ar 4
Il style Just received, at the cheap ea ass
Sign Of the large Block Boot, Pennsy'''"'-
two doors west of Al street.
Julv "a
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING And
DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
I 6fh sfreef, CORNER or d. Wa,hingion.

9Th street, corner Of ID, Washington
MISS CHESHIRE having engaged several CON
lvl petent female teachers, will open her school,
new and commodious dwelling on 9th street. n~
the corner Of ID.
The patronage Miss C. has hitherto received
more than justified her most sangunc expeeauon'
She solicits a continuation of it, and assures "
friends and patrons that her undivided attention "
be given to the moral and mental culture o. !"
pupils. :, Nh.
The scholastic year commences on the ISL Ms.'
day Of September, and is divided into tour eI'J
commencing respectively on the LIST Monoay
September, 23d Of November, 18th Of feOl%l'
and on the 9Th Of May. !.
An accurate account will be kept OF the eonaS.
and improvement Of each young lady, ana reFA'
Of the same will be forwarded to the parents A..
Certificates will be given sem-annually ". :
who have fulfilled their duty in all respects aJ w
the close of the year silver medals VIII DC as%Is
In the several classes; and also a silver me'n'
each class for the best original essay.
TERMS.
Board per annum. :,,,..;;.;;,Js"
First class (including French and Englsh) :, %
per term, payable in advance .......'.''r
Second class, French and English, per term IA %
m advance .....,,.'''.....
Third class, French and English, per term IA
IN advance. ..'...'..'
Fourth class, French and English, per term sa
IN advance. ...............'''''', "a
For fulton in one language, either French ~ a
First class, per term, in advance. ......'..'''s IA
Second class, do do ......'. 20 IA
Third class, do do .........''".o 0
Fourth class, do do ....'...'''" So
stationery OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
Fuel Tor the season ...........'''''''
ADDITIONAL CHARGES PER TERN
Taught BY professor I'm
IIano.... ...... .............'.''''' 30
Use OF piano. neutrality-suspicious. Is %
Ouitar ..................... ..'''''' sou
vocal music ..............'..'''
BY master. sm
Drawing, painting in water colors. '.'.'''' 10 %
Oil painting Observation-Disclosures
REFERENCES.
Rev. II. Stringfellow, Rev. J. G. Smith,
Rev. VIM. T. Sprolc, DIR. B. Washington
General Jesup, DIR. Lindsly, IN ssa
Henry M Morft, esq Philip X. Fenanl, "
Maj. J. N. Barker, Amos Kendall, esr
Col. w. w. Seaton. John A. Smith, esq
Col. G. X. Gardner, Rev. r. X. Curry
Aug. l6-1aw3w
LINE FRENCH CALF BooTs.-L II .,or !
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

have never shrunk the when their associates
have heen blown to atoms their sides without being
eced t new ones in sbape of additional gunpowder
81. mai eYnlosons. and II few of citizens for
nernnary con,i eations wfuly persist in dealing the
same yian as they have done IN this dangerous traffic
o esulae the disastrous consequences which
sy vsnuay ensue the lives ard property of our ciii-
as well ne inevitable death TO the members OF the Fire
Department
upcn his subject do transcend the line OF eg-
mate duty Valuable lives have been sacrificed
10 an immense has been destroyed city
hi witness the ruin and havoc effected By
the causes which they auc 1t is guard against the
recurrence OF similar disasters. II s create.
sense security the breass OF the femen OF the city,
and the purpose nsurng safety the lives and
property citizens their homes and their eEtes that
induces the Trustees 10 cal! especial and attention
to their su uggesionr.
The statements which herein presented FOR you!
Board during the period mentioned together with such
vancemen, Of the the Charitable FUND and
gestio relative 20 the Department generally, which the
Trustees deem proper 10 make in connection Win ihelI Gu
ties as the guardians Of a great trust
Al The annual meeting, The terms o service OF ieSss.
Coger Prycr and Ellsworth will expire TIE trustees 10
be elected years each. The suit OF Jere-
miah g. Taylor era:ns undecided as al :he last report
By order Of The Board OF Trustees
ZOPHAR MILLS, Secretary.
New-York Nov %, 1915
The Treasurer John s Giles presented the following Re
port which was read and accepted:
rREAsuRER's ANNUAL REPORT foR The YEAR l8i5
Ne. York Fire Department. FunI account .cth John S.
C-i!es, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
VANAMBURGH s CO.'S

GEOLOGICAL EN HlB lTIO ~ -,
NO IS BOWERi, opposite The Bowery ihr1tre' WI
Sopen on Thursday evening. Dec l5iA, lSi5-ht "a n
AiBURGE having s7eu: years ii Europe WIN ori!lsat
succses has returned having collected wih great care
and expense e splendid and extensive coecNou
of animals IN has been exhibited N mi. country
which collection ii his design 10 exhibit 10 The
rubic while akCg fer tie fa'e!ns season.
Dnnrs open from 10 10 - IN the morning aGd !ron 10
O'clock In the afternoon and 10 O'Clock in - eysIce
A;nittspcs 25 cen--Chidrep under 10 hni pTice sSf
particulars see bills Of the day. 40 Inlsoo.s
f.7HE CEIEBKATED OPTIC Gallery, now open
al 81 Brosdway corner of Chaubers-st up stairs mas
beeu visited ~ Europe by mII0H5 oil persons :
th Roy.l families. CarG!pas Bishops Sc Sc Inese ''e"
consist of elegant and highly finished 'epesehI
ing in the most ard minute manner he Az
iercsiing objects -, nj. .,x,,. a, Tsr,ssen
l. Part OF the Church oi the HOY Sr"'o e. 'e''
contalning the uncion Stone ., -, - :. s.,,, N. 8.
The exterior OF the Church aud Convent oi s-''a .aa
ria de- Monte in Rome, (by Moonlight Sb;
3 The Ceiacombs OF the Benedictine Monastery, ~ suo
acco near Rome, with funeral service OF r'ae'H'''
Paris taken from the Pom, Neui, New Bridge
The Magnificent Square OF s., Marx In Venice one o,
the most beautiful places Of This curious town. "
the -, =, s,,,.
t. ConsIaunope taken from TIE Asiatc shore at scuta
~ ,yhprr IL presents the most r-c, fsguCei.
ana lively scenes which be ancled by the os' eAa'e
Imagination. wi. CO., !,
Ponreii near Naples. lis at present This Ciy de-
trovec b an eruption OF Noun; Ncsdvius IN ;ne seveay-
third vesr II our era present considered rs me WONDER
OF sy Il may be said that the destiny o centuries na
conserved that CITY model OF the spirit Tue customs e
rIi,jr anGthe government the Ancicnts Our mind Is
rics IL me view o those houses. those temples anu se
forum seen ihr The whole annoufces me traces ol Is'
mighty genius, by whose cotnmards me "a.s oi sun
h, towers OF Capua and ue delicious retreats VI o
RS erected. - w. -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

( S,TOyES-SHEPARD & CO. hsvng ennSeo ano
= neTctrd their assortment OF Stoves tor e az Hauo'
ho,n for wood and coal now oder 10 ueh Hisnos eno
,nrs an uneuualcd variety OF economical and beautui
,,ns tr.I among which s,andh the unnvaled NOUS fH
eri Hall Church and Oce Stoves OF al sizes ana INC os'
varied aud beautiful patterns As these nave oen "e tes @
ed IL would be almost Useless 7" soy D1' ''''' ''' ~ ~
hentiry stove the world
KEvERBEKAToRs for parlors OF any Size, ee
the most sle ceany and economical paior sIoTe e'et
ns Norris Patent Sheet Iron Cyndhc Stove for halls
mr. rooms the cheapest powerful nraunS soVe ever pro-
duced. r.. h.u. .,d .o,r. u.xv
n,nenta and economical, hand and made TO order Ia
.. variety Also sugsrioaf, one and TWO boiler stoves,
Sanks OF several for Liverpool Anthracite or WOOD,
nx or x plates wood wood and coal Perior cast iron
and Laundry Stoves, comprise lnrser Assortment
for bestny purposes than have crered, 70 which
we specially call The attention Of our Soulein and essu
Cook Sreygs-0r. Notts celebrated Sood Cook sioyss
with two oyens roasng and baking better h1n stove
10 use. This roasting and baking doea Iot rsresc WIZ
bro,ng boiling and frying ID almost universally e case
These especially adapted 10 e Southern MARKET DOLLY
eeny hang hues liable 10 be filled wiz alnes
being strong and durable
SIX Of four boiler premium Cook Stoves o. ns mos
approved pattern, for burning either wood or coal vey
cheap al wholesale renil Also Cylinde. stove C1
ings Cylinder Brick, British Lusrs (geuune) FiIs Cer
Stove ornaments, Railing, Malabe ornaments eca 30
sizesl Russia nEd English aods Scoops tusSia IT, - sr
n,n Ppe Tin Tubes for foorB and psrtiaons 80 n,
aoors Door knobs Hooks and Hinges, Stoye e.ra
The trade a. wholesale aud retail Also or -, r. bb
hne boiled Sospsone, Charcoal and :, ,hort
! Il. B.-Competent werkmen always ,o. , ~ Aso.
notice to repair and put up Stoves in hrs Iso dis
Hotxren !sr ba-king Stoves and Orsiss ~ m,er,t
SGTT'S STOVE WAREHOUSE. 2i2 -- w alete-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
GAki., huIi ruE CnMING HULIDAYS.-
DHY,iCAl DUUATIoN.-Gym Gymnast.c or Calls


Mrs HAWLE.Y. formerly MsdAlne BtAuJEu, respect.
fully informs her patrons anu the public at her Academy
for instruction the above h useiu DrAnch o rcuca3h
is no permanently established IN tae fper Room OF me
Large Granite Building, loo t-A-s''ee'' wv S"
MIS- HAWLEY will hereafter give her undivided PER-
At sruon 10 her business and would assure a!l VINO
may rntrust pupils her care, That her utmost eAerons
shall be given foi their benehL :, >, -
Dnrog the past sixteen years Mrs H. has taught many
hundred pupils Europe and ti!s country ana from her
own xuerruce uni universal appreciation Whicn ieT
system elected from Pafelts Ieachefs and scshtnc
Per-ons, she mas no hesitation ~ sashs .at Hef oALs
TaySIc EXERCISES unrva!ed as means i1r ae cor
rco of p.ona deiecls incident 10 females OF sedeniary
habi.s-whI- 10 the vigorous sii heahy ney tiofa ah
,rr.ubI uuusen-nt great increase OF physical powef
wllh grlce aOd ease ol nUto4. - ...-,., :. =. -
nj sys- OF exercises which she viii b. happy 10
hibt 10 persons Interested in sGoo!ueu - ifoi "en'
medical Professors OF Pnl!4dephla'
TIN. earnestly Ieccomend 10 tie consdera
o, f nsru. -ac-rs and others the advantages OF -uch
physical education Of young females as VIII deFe!ope
-, ,b- arms and Chest which, according to the pre-
sent usiges OF society receive al shae VI ts
cnar ytrris. Beauty FORM wei what Is far more
h-ehiness of frame, is seriously affected by ths
and irregular exercise o t- muscular system nu.
.cis however ucciou-ly managed Is vi ue use, mol
,,..d ,n amusement business: and therefore eNcr-
else n schools physical edlca'oh "G-.e Souls pvoP1
are amused well instructed Is louIt 20 be O Iae
s vam- For these reasons, We aA p-hsure IN recon-
lendns TO public pairoaasr, iAe tHshene -ieifen'g et
Madame Be4ujei where young iad!e7 and c-Greh are
i,. i. nj he must Drauuiu! ana agreeable exer-
J.'f !. K. MITCHELL. NJ D. WILLIAM GIBSON; NJ. D.
'of'H d Ta0MAS D. MUTTER, M. D.
philadelphia, Nov. 10, l3iS ......,.
The uud>Isls iay concur IN Inc sooVe recommends
ZION. - ,or.N ,,ou,N, ,t n
UGG T1GHI WaRRES 81 d iGEO. 3. D0ANE, u. d.
y.MrS - I,cESOS M D. J. Y. c. SMITH. VI. D.
Jait Z VA, n. b. GEO. Is. EMERSON, ESQ.
yo%, y}oGSe TNts.-t R1GEtoW. IL D. ). P. MILES. Esq
JOSEPH HAYWARD, Esq.
SSs.g", 80 rnnlt.ed 10 refer IN this city,
6MWDSDFLraFlELD, nv MD VALENTINE MOTT. u D.
TpH X Ro6GERs. r NJ D. il. A- WAsHIaGToN, MD.
And her numerous palF0rs- -, NJ, -
TERMS-Tnrer Lessons per week Three a.oa,as 81,
SIX Months. $40. PayatIs ia aayeace ,,-..,,a
bs br es.bisaln-n viii hereafter be conducted entirely
by herself =, ,o., a,s,,YorS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

90 SPLENDID FARM and Country S"sl-
CO., The subscriber offers for aae the farm on wscn no
now resides situated in the Town OF Isip DstrC. oi
Sayve Long Island shout 80 miles from the Guy OF new
In the rear Of the farm, miles distant The arm con.
tnins 200 half cleared and hau "ooo IL
ia universally admitted be the handsoest LOCATION on mo
South road between Brooklyn and Monaul. The cwel-
ling ia two stories and atc, ~ iceI win wing u tee
maklDg front of 81 feet built about years SINCE haro
well painted with GOALS insde ard out, two years
since large barn. so by So with two sheds 10 by - az
shelter ca- with spacious los Tor corn ly OF Sfsu
barn-J ard enclosed with light board ence iect
biph hog-prn tho most improved pian, new coach
house two stories fitted up with six stalls Tor horses aDuu
danl room carrages and in the upper story room or -
tons of hay with six bins for oas, &c Also Mh WsSp
smoke and ice likewise three capac!ous cellars un
der different buildings, for vegetables &C. The awn "a
front tasefuy laid out grayeed wslks and carriage W
with a variety Of ornamental shade and iruit trees iho
garden contains nearly acre, n high slate OF cus~
on producing In abundance small frults sucn %
rants yoosebcrres pberres and sta~beTres WIN a.
extraordinary bed OF asparagus nave se ou u ~ t,s,
Uren,ses within the last three years nbou zoO
iyee, of ths most chocs aud desirable kinds pr9Sulea
Mr Reeds nursery, Murray Hill, New Ing iaLn =.
haur,d on the South by the South Bay anornlb8 Inoa
bssr,jf water prospect; bas long piece OF s'fhnd op
loads Of sea-weed can be sstnercd mas
no,Ion belog entirely new The land has been well ma
pnrr producing large crops and generally ackno"ieogeI
10 be Inc best any~ here IN The neighbornooo sooo
school poslotce and church within mile o te dweuinR,
snd in the very Of good trout and other hshng WIN
su per ,bund OF wild game OYSTERS clans &c las9
amount of purchase-tnopey can remain on nouG
mortgage Title upGuesuonaDle. For terms hDo oiloI
particulars apply 10 me snbscresr on ns lMOEsoS
AIoazo C. Houson, IL Cedar-St N. 4. ~ ''"1"
"A tuyE9 "A
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
DrD Woc0s.

TTNPARALLEi.E ED REDUCTIoNs.--Jast re-,
y ceived by Barker 5 Gfsudst an entire invoice OF
De lanes and Cashuleres sc. &C. ih- stock OF Jobher
lately failed which has been bought at about one half OF is
value and will sold accordingly; among hch mag ne
found Od0 wards be Lanes, such have been selling FOR
A . cd and will be sold for Is, Is 6d and Is per
vard ouO wards Casneres such have been selling for
5. and 5a I'd viii now be sold for ony 2s per yard 3eoo
wards Paris Rcpp such have been selling for S. IS bt
AMI l. viii now be sold for Is and IS I'd per yard.
The above goods warranted 10 be p TO 10 per cent
cheaper than they haye ever teen offered 3; retail IN This
Civ and all no ri-h buy handsome DIR SIS for little
money are respectfully invited 10 call nnd see r themselves
Also fr rate assortment OF plaid, fsured and .,Iiped
Sks which Will sold very reduced psces. Also jet
and buehlack Gro de- Berlin, Poi de Sol Gro de Rh!ues
Italians &c &C Also very rich Satin striped ana wsiered
~. very cheap. ~ -,
complete assortment OF long and square Paris Cash
mere Snaws which Will he reduced - per cent from!
former prices together win great variety OF all the d
ere STYLES oi be found In this 10 the
animation OF which special invitation y given by
dl5S,is : BARKER, 2sl Grandst
VELVET RIBBONS OF various co!oIs ara widths,
for snle by GEO. II. WILLIAMS.
n2l m. - EScn4uya-na are
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

The ship Isaac Aerton, hence for Liverpool, before
reported as having sprung aeak off the Hook and put in.
SEewpori r was towed TO this city on Saturday by
ne steamboat Jacob Bell
Lighters Excelsior. Benz Franklin, Jonas Smith and
Valiant from Fire Island Beach with wne being the
60 Po,uguese brig Tastarevo from Lisbon recently
ashore the above Beach. The vessel got of yes
,rdsy by the aid OF the seampump and brought up 10
The city in charge of the underwriters
schrs Gen. Warren Ames Richmond Spear, Langdon,
Cobb-al from Thomasion with lime.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
Here's to you, Harry Clay"
THE YOUNG EUARD.-ln renewed earnest OF

THE YOUNG EUARD.-ln renewed earnest OF
their determination sustain and cherish the rrcupera'
principles Of The Wing party as well as 10 farther tes-
,irniy of i-voton second only their principles 10 the
patriotic Statesman grand Paciicaior, HENRY CLAY
will hold their Second Annual Sail on the eve oi the Ssl
Anniversary of the Treaty o GentTuesday Evening, the
Esd of December next-a the Coliseum; aud IN festive
greeting, exchange happy congratulations upon recent
Lr successes In sister States, and the Frightening pros
pee, OF AL openn. future awaiting the political redemption
of the Empire by u1iied Wing effort The disn-
r;shed Wings of tue Union will be invited TO attend upon
the OCCASION
Dodworllfs Co,ilon Band is engaged The Committee
give full thai nothing will be omitted Oh tcr part
10 give entire satisfaction
Tickets 3, admitting gentleman and LADIES', can De op-
tanned OF the undersigned.
By order of III. Committee of Arrangements
HENRY D VAN N0STRAND. ChGlrInsn, lilo West-st
JSo. J. BISGHAM, Secretary, ilh Broacway -
Chas c. Lewis cor West and Liberty; Jno T. Nhiston'
Cortland; Jno Siea, "a Fulton; Cbas H. HaTlshorD,
6t Pine. ~ oS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
EXECUTOKs' SALE OF Real Estate on Pearl,

EXECUTORS' SALE OF Real Estate on Pear,
II Greenwc aad Oak sis.-The SUBSCRIBERS h,AfcI'o
viii aud testament of JACOB Drake, ale ol 1e
city NewYork deceased, will seil az pubic auctl9 on
Thursday December 3ih 1885, s J. O'CLOCK, noon oy p
H. FRANKLIN Auctioneer, the Merchants Exchahse,
the SAID city, the following valuable properly oe'"s
part OF the Real Estate OF the said testator:
l. The lot and buildings known as No isl Green"lch
street. the eastery side, between Fu4.on anu 81
streets being 70 feet nces IN 'front.' y erI IL e
feet on the orl-ry side aud l3 fee: on the SounE s-e'
b h- sare more or -ss Il Is a. present occupied sa
bakery the st May 7 a. ~ antui REM o!
: zoo acd al taxes aud repairs
Ihe O, and Three story Onck house and store Win
m front in th r-t story known No 59i Pearsreet on
m ss.rIy .i. between Oak and Madison streets, being
3 feel front anc rez and by deed on the souhery side 81
-t inches and on tue norierly SIDE 50 feet more or less
bu by ac. survey measuring 6i i-et inches and 10 lee.
+ ncb., The lease of the above a. $500 per annan VIII
expire on the lst OF Aay next
Ihe two s.ory BRICK dwelling house and lot known as
No > Oaks;reet the noraey side between Oliver AID
Catherine streets being ~ feet front and and 80 feet on
each side more or less
: The Two story brick dwelling house and lot adioning
The above known No. 81 Oak-sree being u feet lonI
aod rear, By 20 feet each side more or less.
s. The story brick dwelling house enf lot eoJonlns
known Nc. 60 OEk5tf-et, being - re ncneS III
and rear By 80 each side lees, WIN IEn
10 The use vi alley IN with the o,s gu
street. These houses rented until The Isl oi eS H
al $50 per annum, each -, .,- .x,r,i.
Maps of the above described property are ei, Lo -,
nation lhe Office OF the Asctoaeer, 40 80 - ~ cORNS
For particulars terms of sale, &c aPPy - ~ - &C.,,
pISOSWAY ESQ No. IS Joa-strset corner U. -'a.'aA'
or 10 The Au.noEeer as above
New-York November 2iih ls1S,,
''"''- sSS1AFHlssk szSG \ sklbA6RE, R5Ak5E Executors.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
Goli0an advertisements.

COFFEE URNS for the Holidays.--A large a,sor.-
" men! of Block Tin Coffee Urns from 81 10 SO Also,
Dish Cover- Jelly Mouds Pudding Moulds lce-Creaui
Eorms &c SC manu- aclured wholesale and retail by
dis i.tJl JAMES Y. WATKINS. No. l6 Catherine-st.
I,OYS AND FANCY ARTICIES-JOHN BAR
RY &c Catherinc-st OF OaksL has an excellent
variety of TOYS Fancy Boxes Games Seighs Skates &c
&c suitable for presents for the Hodays-the whole OF
which must be sold by the LIST jan. DIS 1911
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

i1sEI1aN rISt;7Il-s.yery day ana evening
"A Ibis week commencing Monday, Dec 18Th. iSt,ISplen'
did pc funauces every evening al !! oclCcS sd
ha. engage ed the celebrated Scotch Giant and Gian'ess
Also the Hydrooxygen Microscope the oeaGu, ana
h.r with ,h, following taen:ed performers MI i. j..
Winc~ the niu'or and d,Tei-ti ss m W
Whlo,k Msdnns Rockwell the famous FOrune-Teier.
Admission . cents Children under ~, l2i cents.
25 cents consult hs Fortune Teller pT'Vaieiy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
--- y;oI,,iop nj the A.hcs of the Dead :

rT~ Violation of the Ashes of the Dead =
BREAKING UP OF TRINITY CHURCHYARD.-A re-
nonsrance against the above, addressed the Common
Council copy .: which may be in the y. u Express
Is lei, for signatures al The following places;
Al The Ofce Of Thos. c. Butler 20 John-st
Book Store Messrs Stanford 4 Sworcs lS9 Broadway
Office Of the Ncw-York Express, ll2 Broadway.
Thomas Dugan's, uudeItaker, f70 Broadway, between
Grand and Broome sis.
S Morrisons Sexton, II Clarkson-s. rear Hudson
Office OF James n. Wells, si.avenue, between 2st and
22d sis.
Drug Store Of Dr.. 5. Sargent, 10 3d-avenue corner of
Eightl-sL
Drug Store Of Dr.. Lodge, AIS Grand of Rdgest
Drug Store OF G. u. Cox, 10 Eshh-avenue, corner oil
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