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BRYANT. TINsLEx & LAVENDER.

4 RE now receiving a, their new Store nearly oppo-
~ site the house formerly occupied by Bryant 4
YouNo, their Spring supplies OF
GROCERIES,
which perhaps the largest and most desirable Stock OF
Goods offered for sale ia this market for many years.
Having made their purchases for cash. and under fdror
able circumstances they would remind the former pat
tens Of Bryan, 4 Young and b. 4. rinsley 4 Co., as
well The public generally that they are preared TO
sell Bargains and being anxious 10 do an active business
they determined sell small advance upon cost
for cash, in exchange for Country Produce. The
following articles constitute portion OF iheit Stuck
525 bags Rio, Laguira, Java and Manila Coffee
"A hhds. n o.. p Rico and 81, CroA Sugar
lQ hhds. aud bills, clarified Sugar
S bills. crushed Sugar
20 hhds. aud bbls. Molasses
500 sacks Salt
DO bbls. Salt
$1,000 lbs Gotten Yarns of Leaksville Richmond and
Monticello Factories
10 tons Bar Iron, assorted
3 casks Winter Bleached Lamp Oil
25 bbls. oest Tanners Oil
3 casks Rice
2,240 lbs. Blisered Steel
500 lbs. Shear and Cast Steel
800 kegs Nails, assorted sizes
SO Box and Lining Nails
90 - 7 dy. Ware house Nails
6.5oOlbs. Leather
80 cases chest" Liquorico
90 boxes Sweet Oil
SO Nova Scotia Grind Stones
3 ceroons best Indigo
$50 lbs. Maddef
GOO lbs. Alum
1900 lbs Copperas
80 kegs Duponl's and Kentucky Rife Powder
SO Blasting Powder
65 boxes Sperm, Huns and Tallow Candles
25 boxes Soap
so kegs White Lead
so boxes 8 X 10 and 10 X l2 Glass
IS nests Tubs
80 boxes Gunpowder and Imperial Tea
IS doz painted Buckets
IS bags Shot
1000 lbs. Bar Lead
40 ,ierces Ground Plaster
10 bbls. Tar
10 hbls. Cider Vinegar
100 pieces Calico
% pales Domeslics and Oznaburgs
80 realms Cap and Letter Paper
so doz Palm Leaf Hats
so " Fur and Wool Hats
200 pair Shoes and Bouts
10 doz. Scyihe and Grass Blades
900 lbs Hoop Iron
$500 lbs. Bacon, Family cured
J. 600 lbs No. Lard.
Feathers. Wool Rolls. Wool, Flour. Tow and Flax
Linen, Horse, Cotton and Vol Cards. Coffee Mills
Trace Chains, with many other articles too tedious to
numerate in advertisement.
March "a ts
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Srlerttono.
BRITISH AND AMERICAN TARIFFS.


Since The arrival ot the amba with sdvces that the
BRUSH Government would abolish The duty ia cotton.
soms OF me Tree ifade pspem lavish r"mpimen" upon
on tooe' reel Snu pfror' 'h"' our next congress WI
follow sun ana tednee our 'af'u too. nni lei ua see
now ms co',o" question ,'snns. since 1858 'hs duty
on oo''o" W "'en' "t's'h mas oeen I'VE s"''e"'s o.
pe""y se's"s per po"nu' M" '"e ~ aa' revenue de
nseo "," was ao"u' sese" hundred Thousand p"onds.
mn~o d, Noe, PROPOSES !" ano''sn IN consequence oil
we a'sen' SOLICITATIONS OF 'ns i'sh mane'Sc'urefs-
~ 'ne sa'e"s m's"gs ~ Manc0esrI' no one can'en1
eu W. aa' y woa eae, 9u'e u ne"eh' 's e"no'ry ou'
a wv soease's ssa 'ua, "oou operate oooehe'a'y Tor
me 1"''eu N",goon'' ""en ''s sagae'uus' wise on
.'oe,' '',"ea eu''"" a""g "e ,o" n""ore" an" 'nf.
a''"nS' can .ese''y '"'ag'"e no "'osaw 'ha' 'he
an',a',n "e" " 'hs coon'y "oo'" osa as weapon
:" n"aeas "'. p'o''e"'o lo'.y WV '"e Ps"pe gene
~. "'' peI"' '"c" e.''''en'a"ves u
T'"scS /" w '"'o fauc',"n W au.'ss o'canse '"e
"s" a'..n",", "''e.". Nv :" ao""s" 'no oo'y On
'',, "e ",''' 1"'a"' " ""e" 70 e''y s"o"' "'ee
'''',o's " uu'S pe' a""u"' a"o ""'c .nTy "Pen'y
o"".' WI" 70 W '"e auss"'ase " .ne nt''sn people
~ s "uor'' u's'seo u nse' w mo 'eo"e''on o'
W, 'uu'.''' '',", WY "a" Nv p"pos' n'f"ue,o"
w" e 1u, WI "o' 'o"soe"' "'or' wheat ann COZ"
49,, w" Wv, NV naue az '"e 9oo'na ="
n, Nv, NV ,r' n.," n"q"'''',e,' upon or
n''.'. 70 'aAe o pa,, ~ ne one nouSano per cent on
e . "'n'0-.o"' w""" haws annually " hls strong
g aN N.Y." NV n '",o 'oI nna Why a"" 'nry eau
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DxS.NOLVTxU.v.:

F1NnE coparinership heretofore existing between Wo
l. MACK 4 Rooms. is dissolved by mutual consent
LARklN A. WOMACK.
JAS Il. ROGERS.
Feb. 10 Il
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Wisinr's Bnisnm of wild Cherry.
4 FRESH supply Of This popular Medicine. for tn
N cure of Consumption of The Lungs Asthma, Bron-
chlis. Group, Whoopng Cough, Hoarseness, Difficulty
Of Breathing, Sc, SC. Just received and for sale by
JOHN II. SEAY,
Druggist, Lynchburg.
March Ii Is
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ED u &. fl TXON'.

At meeting Of the Trustees of the Lovngston Male
and Female Academy. held in Livingston, on Thurs
day the 18th day Of March. 1885, Present Charles
Perfow (Presden,) Christopher Il. Estes, Wilson Pc
lers, VIM s. Loving Robert &. Cutler and Floyd L.
Whitehead.
On motion Of Col VIM. S. Loving. and seconded
the application of Branch Archer Saunders for the ap
pointment Of Principal Of The Lovingstun Male and Fee
male Academy was considered: Whereu 9on it is resol
ved that said Branch A. Saunders be appointed Princi
pal fsad Academy to be subject TO the sare rules and
regulations aud upon the same terms. have hereto
fore been adopted relation 10 the said Office and that
he be requested to open the said Academy the LIST Of
April next or as early practicable thereafter.
Resolved, that the Secretary furnish the said Branch
A. Saunders with copy Of these proceedings.
Copy-Tesie,
Ro. e. CUTLER, Sec'ry.
March 81 81
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- .v'Eyts .9RRIVIL. :.
"E HAVE just opened variety of FASH
w IONABLE JEWELRY AND
- NOV Ar Tr0Y. ES -auDnd them are sinner,

Pink, Tupaz Beasipns aud Finger Rings; Gold Neck
lace and Bracelets; and fashionable style Of Ear
Rings.
beautiful Assortment Of Berlin Iron Goods consist
ing Of Bracelets, Necklace. Bnasipins and Guard
Chains.
We have also new pattern Silver plated and Britain
MIA Coles and Tea sets; plated C6idtslicks, Shutters
and Tr,ys.
Our assortment Of Gold and Silver Walchesis worthy
the attention Of all who wish to purchase-and at one
half the cost Of former days.
We are manufacturing to order, Silver Table and
Tea Spoonsard anxious TO repair at reduced prices,
ALL and every description Of Watches and Jewery
We solicit continuance Of patronage. with assurance
that every eor capable Of exertng will he put
forth in order to please. WILLIAMS 4 VICTOR.
Dec. l2
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o.. Persons calling for
are advertised:
A--Sam'l. II. Anderson
NJ ark Anthony. jr.,
Thos. Algood..
Mrs. NJ. +. Akers,
BIAS. G. Baldwin, 9
Willis Bradley,
Rob't. Berry,
&, Bingham.
Waller Berry. 2;
W. G. Bingham.
Geo. r. Boiling.
'Thos. J. boiling,
1hos. Brooks.
VIM. Nj. Barley.
Jno. Barrett,
MIS-. II. }. Durks,
Miss Adeline Brown,
" Louisa NJ. Bayne.
C-Rich'G. X. Cralle,
Henry Chick,
Ida Clarke.
Leonidas A. Cousins,
Jesse { lark,
Jno. Cullins,
R.b',. Cooper. 2;
- Cousins,
Sam'l. l.. Coal,
Mrs. Mary f.. CundiG,
" Phillis Claytor.
D-Joseph Davidson,
Chas. W. Dawson,
+. J. Deyerle,
II. Dunning,on,
Alexander Denhehu,
ID. w. Dickinson,
Capt. VIM. Davey,
r, Depriesf,
+. Dunington,
Mrs. S. p. Duke,
+" $. l.. Davis,
Miss Laura B. Davis,
Chapman Dawson,
VIM. ID. Dinwiddie.
E-Nin. Evans,
DR.. &. 4. Edwards,
& Edmonds,
Mr.. Edluwe,
B. A. E.an,ts,
VIM. Edwards.
F-Dr. C. Finney, 9,
W Ilhelm Ferret,
Thos. Franklin,
l.. q. Fletcher.
Ihos. ID. Franklin,
r. Flagg,
Jas. NJ. franklin.
Elijah or l.. Is. Fletcher,
Jas. f.. Ford,
Jas. l.. Farris,
Edw'd. A. Fealherston, 2,
4. f. Fletcher,
joseph b. Foster.
Mis-. Martha B. Fisher.
G-Alex. B. Garland,
w IN. Gcf,
Jas. q. Gamewell,
?. t'rayels, 2,
! WIN. 4. Goode, 3,
Mrs. Mary f.. Gamewell,
g., Mar. A. Gibbs.
| INV. l.. &. Henry,
James Harris, 9,
George Bardwicke,
Robl. S. Hughes.
WIN. N. Hughes, 4,
George Ilpyle;
Smith Hunter,
r. NJ. Houston,
G. Nj. Huston, 2;
Benz. Hunt,
! Lewis w. Italian,
! Jno. Harris,
Mrs. Susan Hill,
f." Lizan Harrison.
| " Thos. +. Hammer,
! =" Lucy f. Hopkins,
Miss Ann Hill, 2;
" Caroline +. Harrison
! Patrick Howard.
J-Jno. II. johnson,
/ Jno. Jordan,
Simeon Johnson, 2;
Rob't. Jay.
Henry Justice:
| " III. VI. jones,
Mrs. Sarah jordan,
"Mary A, Irvine.
d" Adeline g. Johnston.
K-William Kent,
Chas. Kirby;
April 3
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April 8

HITS O.V' CONSIGNMENT
4 HAVE. just received THIRTEEN CASES OF
L HATS consignment, which will BIZ sold very low
by the 10, or case. ID. w. MOORE,
Sign Of the Big Pitcher.
March 90 ID
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IN BUSHELS FRESH MOUNTAIN CLIO
~ YER SEED, for sale by
HATCHER 6 GREEN.
Feb 3 Is
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, Peter Kelly.
L-E.. II. Logan,
JAS. NJ. Ladd.
WIN. G.. L.umsden & Co.,
Miss Amanda J. Love.
M-Jahus Miles.
Sam'l. &. Martin, 2;
rhos. b. Malone,
II. McDermo,t.
WIN. Is. Murrill,
Jesse McElrath,
Rev. .]no. Mason,
Jno. j. MIXERS.
lrice A. Martin,
Jno. Mallory.
JAS. Nj. Melton,
Mrs. Mary Morris.
% Nancy Majors,
:" Sarah Mason,
+" Martha Minis.
!" Ca,harine Nlundy,
Miss Ann II. Minard.
e MARY J. Moelick.
" Rosalie Mitchell.
N-Abram X. North.
O-rediord 3. Oyler,
George w. Old.
P-WIlllam M. Page.
Sam'l. Poindexter. jr., 3;
Jno. NJ. Perkins, 3;
James Partin, 2;
S. ID. Patterson,
Stephen Perrow,
WIN. X. Patterson,
Miss Isabella Perdue, 2;
=" Frances Purvis.
g Virginia n. Patterson,
Messrs. Patterson s. Wills.
Q-Mrs. Antonio A.
Qulsenbnry
Moses Rolph,
Rob'. Rldgeway,
Joab Reynolds,
WIN. Randall,
Chas. r. Reynolds,
Jas. Nj. Richardson.
Mrs. Sally Royal.
S-Messrs. S,ep,oe &
Taliaierro,
Capt. WIN. b. Sisson,
Jno. Nj. Station,
Albert Stone,
Jno. Smith,
Jas. l.. S, hoolfield.
Sam'I. Sanford,
Rev. Vinal Smith,
Capt. George Seawrieht,
Juo. E. SwInney,
J. Salmons,
Mrs. Elizabeth Il. Shelton
Miss Mary Smith.
% Sarah Smith,
" Adeline Scott.
" Martha Shoemaker,
+" Martha Slrailon,
" Frances A. Scott,
d" Martha A. Strange,
T-AlI'red Taylor,
VIM. A. Thompson,
George Thomas,
Creed Taylor,
N. b. Iapsooit, 2;
James Taylor.
Rev. Mi. Pumpkins,
WIN. NJ. rribble,
Archer W. rraylor.
Edward 1'insleyj
Rev. Joshua c. Tinsley,
A. j. Thorp,
Henry Thweatt,
J. Ii. Tyree,
WIN. c. Tompkins, z;
Mrs. Ann TAFT,
% Mary 'roell.
Miss Ellen Thomas, 2,
WI. A. Womack,
Crrave Woodruff,
j., A. n. Womack,
Josehp Wright,
Benz. Watts, 2;
Jno. Whillen,
Philip Wohrman,
Walter Williams,
Jno. Watson,
Robt. Wilson,
Wrice alker,
Levi A. White,
| illegible.
L. H. TKIGG, P. M.
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Monticello Cotton Yarns and
DOmcStics.
10000 L's S.. COTTON YARNS assorted
10 bales Oznaburgs,
10 do Shrtings.
Equal in quality 10 any Others and will be sold libc
raj and accommodating terms, by
MCDANIEL e. McCORKIE,
Agents for Monticello Factory.
March 10 Is
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3 :. TOLEK, 1'OU.VLEY' r. S7.ITIk.1.M
LIST OF LETTERS,

ID EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Lynchburg. o
IL the lst day of April, ls45.
%. Persons calling for Letters will please say the
are advertised:
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4 RE now receiving Al their new Store. nearly oppo-
" site the house formerly occupied by BRYANT y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10
~ l. l.foELRf-The Lumberm-n, by J. q. W hitler; Ex
tracts iaon The Opal My Soul aad l. BY John c. Whit
ncr oones In The Desert by Anne u Lynch AuIuinn
by a D. = II To Star, by T. J. EsInes To Cricket
AGuhn hv a-t moments OF Virgil; God cAreth for the
Poor, oy Mis- Abby The begg.r Girl by j. Clements
Stauzas. IL EDlT0RlAL-OTeson Peace or War; Old
Democracy aud Young Democracy Salt; The Wings and
TeXas; The Oregon NegouAton-Cal CALIFORNIA; Judicial Re-
i,:u. Wisconsin, AssOcaI.e Movements John b Cough
polksir on The Tariff &C. III. NEwS-C CurresooudeAc,
OF The TrbGae from Connecticut Pennsylvania Saratoga
Sprjnrs Wisconsin and Washington; PRocEEpiScs OF
CoScKEss: Late from Buelos Ayres, RIO Jaoeiro
Arca, MeNieo' ha'a5ai ~ si-sf r. 4ia'ieie M IN
Sc ~ MISCELLANEOUS-Bo ofTtave!; The Eiu-
cnona Convention il Virgins Peaie's Court OF Death
Hon d. D. Barnard on AnuRentlsm; Right of Disres,
under Manor l.. ases The Missing Mexican lns;aments
The Mystery unveiled by Gen Santa Ana Crime and Re-
spon.lb,lty C.ryes Cromwell; Report OF .he ComIns-
sOaer OF General Land Office; Anars In East-ru Tex
us; City Items from The Daily Tribune, &c V. Gum
MERC1AL INTELLIGENCE-Produce, SIocAs, Money,
Cattle Market, &C.
Single COPIES put up in wrappers for the Mails can DO
obtained al The desk-prce o! cents
r. TERMS-S2 per year. All subscriptions payable
phexibly In advance. Address
GREELEY y McELRATH, Tribune Buildings,
Cor. Spruce and Nassau SIS. opposite the City Hall
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

bo SIC $50 Java e!6el0c. mos; and i75 ST Domingo
6. Q6tc, cash.
RICE-The market has not varied since our last re-.
port 200 ,cs changed hands at 81 90d5 3lt, cash.
SAIT-There have been sales of two cargoes Bouaire
on terms we did learn 5000 bushels Turks Isand
2Sc and rs sacks Whartons Liverpool Fine 81 IS, 1
months.
HEMPWc have heard of no sales of any description
since those reported.
HlDEs-We have only 10 notice sales of 500 Texas.
dry at Ste 200 dry Southern, &c, cash and 2Vo
green Sailed DO, on private terms.
METALS-New Shea,hing Copper continues steady
2c 6mos 70O0 lbs Old Copper and Conpositon sod
lS and l2c. cash. lot OF 500 slabs bahca IN was
sold few days since at 2ic, cash.
ToBACCO-There is very little demand for home use
communication with the interior being now closed we
have only notice so da4V cases ot!ua sega" Lea' Ui
export AT 200a}Jc, cash.
coAl-Forci-n continues much depressed, ana prices
Of liverpool are lover invoice of 800 tons Orre,
Gently arrived has been sold at 81, % mos
X.uS-Ne no,ice Il sale OF 1000 kegs Cut I'd. cd and
sd to go ont the market at ic mos les per cent.
FISU-Therc has been arrival OF Dry Cod. and
Mackerel are duh without sales Scaled Herring are
dull and prices shade lower 0CO bXs sold at All soc,
and 100 hbls Picked. 50 80, cash.
FRUIT-Malaca Raisns continue 70 decline We no.
cc sales of cargo of $500 bXs 2I00 h do and 1000 or
do Bunch Raisins per Erato-thc bxs understood to be
at - 2000 bxs in lots. OGt02 l2l 1000 hi do. 2oD
30 5000 or do &c q 10c i mos.
NAVAL. STORES-Therc have been no arrivals OF
Turpentnc since our last and the market s steady with
farther sales OF 1000 bbs Newbern, (on Saturday, -
per so lbs leaving here. except 5000 bb yard
which offered for sale The transactions in Spirits
Turpentne for export and home have been large,
embracing about al Offering the spot and TO arrive
principally az 6jc, 4 mos--n lots wanted, 6t0a61c,
cash and Csc moe, is obtained Tar is very scarce,
and all here with arrive has been sold at 81 %
per Dbl Rosin is held 81 2 al % for North Coun-
ty and Wilmington.
Export of Turpentne this year to
I6,h inst..........22 222 e34 bbls.
Same time last year l97, 700 bbls
Spirits Turpentlne, same period
this ar.......-............. 346l casks.
Last ar.................. 2l2T casks
OILS-There is nothing doing in Whale in this
ke-at New Bedford 700 bbs south Sea sold ior export
a, 29c at that port also there have been farther
of 500 bbls Crude Sperm Soc including all perhaps,
10 be had there that price American Linseed here
steady ut 65c cash 700 gallons Dutch sold at 77c mos.
Olive is quiet; 10 or casks brought soc, mos.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
wINER's ARcANUM EXTRACT
Versus SarsApaTilla-


ENHIS MEDICINE has acquired an extended ana eslao-
shed celebrity throughout the country winch aa. been
sustained by its virtues and ecacy aone as feieuS 10Y
Scroiua, or Kings Evil,
liberated Sore Throat,
Diseases of The Skin, White Sweings,
Diseases OF the Bones. al Ucerous Cases,
Syphilitc and Mercurlal Diseases,
Affections OF the Liver, Dyspepsia,
Ccstveness all Chronic ant Nervous Complaints occur
ing in debi!itated and cachsc!ic constitutions
Diseases caused by al impure siae oi uie olooG:
over syphilis and those very dissgreeaee affections re-
sutng lh-elro which have heretofore been consic
cred incura5!e such Ulcers oihe LaTynH Throat Nose
Nodes &c.
Evils produced by u: huGIciouS use VI AS
Spring and Fall Purifier !; canno! be surpassed working
way through the system WIN s4!ent iofoe
Ceansi ng The Blood
Removing Dyspepdc Influences
Removi1s iuterns DISTRACTIONS and Diseases that would
otherwise cause injury TO The Liver and Lungs.
Persons constitutions are bEose Gown oy me use
of Mercury Arsenic, Bark or Cunlne ana any VINO are SUI
ferne from Diseased Liver or Al inJudlco9s treatment OF
the ABOVE ii seases should use the Arcanu EAHac Without
In complicated cases OF Scrouls and Syphilis, and in
cases where Syphic Nuus oi te parent causes ce
velopment OF ScroiJ!a IN ihe chic, this = e 4y ney
upon which reasonable hope OF recovery can De ioun9e
In numerous instances, also, where liberation haa hld
bare both III auert spd bone, and wlere, 10 NJ
no human means but ampuiaon could have saved me- Pa
n INV. been snalchei from the grave and restored TO
health The dcvUUrus disease nelhs cohpeie4S
The nron1rors OF the Arcauum Extract have had this
medicine used Ia h the above diseases with me most gran
rin. rs.nI1s In using the medicine neither business or
pleasure reed be interrupted, requiring only the USUAL
sirnt OF moderation in diet and equally applicable and
e,icacious 70 Ite Infant vel. as the aGu!t
Pamphlets giving description ioT nal me ATcanuu
EX;faci applicable with observations on isesnle el
spiraou and Treatise Diseases IN general ACCOM-
each bottle Agents supplied VIII Inc ABOVE psliphess
;or gratui,ous circulation >,
Price 81 per bottle Prepared and sold BY J. Winer Ham
it'n Calnda West and Ohm Winer GO % AsueH,iuhe
n Y and for sale By Dr. Carroll Co MurIay-sL W. ya
kecham, l2i Fulton-sL T. A. SANDS, lSs b0wery cor
OF Spring. j. Coddinglon sos Hudson OF Spring-
and J. w. Bgsset GA Broadway and Druggists gener
ally throughout the ely. In Brooklyn by Mrs HAYS lSS
Fuiton-sL F. T. OurS Co. OF Atlantic and Conm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

,1pvIcAN oJIiSEU1I-Every day and evening
A hi. week Commencing Monday, Dec l5h, ls45TSplen-
dd performances every evening al y O'CLOCK sad Genes
ba engssed The celebrated Scotch Giant and Giantess
N,o. th- Hydro-oxy Microscope The beautiful ana
,br win ID. following talenIed performers: Mr. T j.
inchrI The iInitaor and droerist Misc Fanny
D.-riny graceful and mplshed Danseuse, Mr VIM.
yy,1i,ocx Muar- Rockwell the famous Fortune Teller
Admission IS c-nts Children under ~ IA cents
= cents extra consult the fortune Teller priyaiey
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
DISASTERS.

The brig Aurora, at Providence from Providence, on
the 2sth u lat "a 40 lon 63, experienced heavy gale.
during which u herm brig to eeward, (apparently
Amercan) in ballast trim laying 10 under main-topssi
close shore and the day che not in sight, and
il Is supposed she went ashore and all hands perished
The Sp brig Maria Jose Garretto master from Malaga
whence she sailed on the Goth Sept bound to Havana
with cargo of wine oil and fruit totally lost the
South side OF Mayaguana the morning oil the ID inst
Part OF the cargo saved and taken To Nassau 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
Balls.
~ -
LAND SOCIETY

NrEW-ENGLASD SOCIETY.-This Society hsv
ing resolved to postpone iher annual celebration on
the 22d December vii civ. Festival Bal in place OF such
celebration on evening OF the 7th OF January next z
The As;or House Tickets may be obtained from Ay OF me
members OF the Board OF Otcer. from The Secretary, and
e. the Aslor House.
MOSES Ii GRTNNELL Pres't, IS Souih-st
.rrsrp Wsrgs S-c'v 81 WAl-sr dl5tols7is
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

.Ss CHEMICAL HAIR INvicoRtTos.-This vaua-
PHlLya cannot be recommended too highly. Thousands
se can be produced OF s efficacy in all diseases
or scalp, tut the best certificates those from
d tsnf persous who have been benefited; such Phaon
BE aps The Chemical Hair Invigoraior will posi-
tan noye all sour d6ndruf prevent the hsr'fsug
re Ieep the hair soft and smooth much longer than
n,eoaraicn. Prepared and sold by Z. Phalon 2li
eMsrsy snd for ssle by the principal Drug and Fancy
bNs.; ne United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
=. HERE'S 10 you, Harry Clay
THE YOUNG GUARD.-ln renewed ear

~
iheir determination sustain and cherish the recupera-
tive principles OF the Wing party, well IN farther
.rony OF second only - te1 principles 10 the
patriotic Statesman ana grand Pgcfcator HENRY CLAY
will hold their Second Annual Bal on the Of The 3si
Anniversary OF the Treaty. OF Gaent-Fuesday Evening The
2d OF December ueSIat the Coliseum; aud IN festive
greeting, exchange happy congratulations upon recent
Wing IN sister States and ee bFghl.uins pros
of III. Empire by uuited Whig effort The dsn-
eu-d Wigs OF The Union Will be invited 10 attenc upon
the occasion.
Dodwor,h's Coulion Band is engaged. The Committee
give U assurance thai nothing Will be omitted on te PafI
10 give entire satisfaction.
Tickets s, admitting gentleman aad sdes, can be OBJ
ianed OF the undcr-g gD-d.
BY order OF the Committee OF Arrangements
HENRY D VAN NosTRaND. cbaruiar, Ii6 Wesi-st
JNo J BiNGHAm Secretary, 40 BroadwAy
Cortland; Jlo. Sea- 81 Futon; Cbas- H HartshoTn,
6i Piu-, and al the principal Hotels q. ow
TsNHE IKIsH EmIgranl Society balL-The Executive
Committee OF the Ifsh EmranI Society respeciul.y
announce - The public that the Second Annua Bal N AID
OF - funds OF The Society viii De giTen Nlbos, on Mor-
day Evening, December ..
!cke.s 10 admit gentleman and two ladies' are Three
Dollars each and may be had fom any OF he officers of TIE
T " Clerke, E.q President, IS Nsssau.s
GREGORY Dillon. ESQ ls Vic-P IS Bsrclsy-st
Joseph Stuart, Esq. ID icePresdent, 81 ~illiaust
Hugh Kelly. Esq Sd Vice-PrcsidenI. lSS Bowery.
James Reyburr Esq Treasurer, 90 WaIl-st
Wia Redmond, Esq Treasurer pro ;ean Al Exchange
John T Doyle, Esq Corresponding secy,. IS Nassausl
N J oCoanor, Esq Recording sec'y, SO John-sL
Felix lngoldsby. Esq. zig Maiden-sae.
G. II Sheehan. ESQ. IL FUlion-st.
james Mathews, Esq. 95 WaIl-si.
DR.. Hugh Sweeney, u Em--t-
Arthur Stewart Esq 6S Merchants Exchange.
G. VI. Marry, Esq SS Pine-st
James OIwel. Esq. l79 West-st.
Thomas Bolard ESQ ID Ann-st-
John McNicol Esq. ~ Roos-vetst
Thomas SwRnwlok, Esq. 81 Pine-st
James Shepherd, Esq.
Charles + Shea Esq ST Cedar-st
Terrence Donneily, Esq South Wiilam-si.
And at the Office OF the Society, No. ADn-si.
n:9 eodid-9STuGTh
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
sales OF Real Estate

BY 4. j. Bteecter.
House and lot on ith-avenue, near 2Othst. % by
W ittl -v's'"
H1use and LOT 4havenue 20 hist 23by 20 TT SUI
By E. H. LNdioU 5 Co.
o on 26thst. 2davenue IS by 9s fl inches l0lU
agOry brick house and lease OF lot on 3davenue
ucdT l0inst ---N,OVN
!Egy brick house and lease OF lot on 3d-avenue,
near l5th.st. $50
1.oTy brick house and lease of lot on l6th-st hear
Mavenue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. --.--- l.925
do do do do do 1850
By Jas NJ. Miller
2aocks Of ground comprising 1877 lots. bounded
byl0lst and goth sts. 80 and ith avenues al
$50 per 10, ...........S So so
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
Ey nrechnnics' Institute Lcct

IY- NIcchnniCs' Institute Lccturcs-Ptoiessor
Reds Seventh o the Course o; Eighteen Lectures
ON Chemistry as applied 10 The Arts and Manufactures will
be delivered al the Clinton Hall Lecture Room on Thurs
dsy evening 18th inst al O'clock Prof Reid this Lee
lure will exhibit the effects OF Nitrous OXyde, or LAUGH
ING GAS, several young having been engaged 10 in
hale the Gas.
Saturday evening Debating Glass meets Season Tickets
IS o: p cents single Lectures. Free TO Members Terms
of membership which gives privileges TO The Library
Schools &c 81 initiation fee and s. yearly dues MINORS
under % admitted on the yearly payment OF 81.
j. j. MAPES, President.
C. L. EARRlrT. Actuary. dl7 2tst