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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

I.ccfHrPN STHkfUtUTe.-MT. HrusOs
lecture or the Tragedy Of Lear IN the Lecture-roou OF the
Society Li5rsr, "Wednesday evening, Dec lO;h :,
Adnittsnce for gentleman. 30 cents gentleman a1d a.
dy IS cents ganelnan had two o! ad!es 81 Tickets
ri be door. % ofis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10
sCARFs, GRAVATs AND MUFFLRRs,
FALL, AND WINTER GOODS.

N1TM T. JENNINGS 4 co. Diapers and Ta!lors, I'm.
w porters OF Cloths ard Cnssineres, 'esungs Sc 81
Broadway American HOTEL opposite the fountain, arc In
receipt extensive assortment OF new goods or MI ana
Winter wear Uprising, French and English Cloths for
Drss and rock In variety Of Styles
silk satin bier!no ana Velvet Vcstngs, Milled Cloths,
TWeeds, &c. for OverCoats, which WI! US Hlhne up
TO through tbs aid OF as ethcieni corps OF cutters
~ can be found IN the country an essential pon IN tno
economy which would direct, and in rendering 10
style and cara OF garments such al must sasy ha
discriminating tat our views OF cheapness ao nol
Such rs have sustained system OF small proh and QUICK
returns and prompted the solicitation OF Gull from thoso
who would really effect saving Of the extra Per csnAge
The attention directed the Psntaloons department mnla
continue oder Inducements 10 those VINO appreciate NJ
combining aud elegance.
La nddSon TO the usual OF goods kept by tho
irade have always hand ready made Dress and rocx
Goats Puntaoons Vests 10 the requirements OF
those who Ia cases Of may require rs suit
Also Fancy Dress Articles In great variety Scas CrsVaS
HaDdkerchefs Cloves Suspenders Hosiery Under ests
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, nc. &c. F9s
NEW YORK. CASH TAILORING Establish
| ment 1877 Broadway, hres doors below the Franklin
House TIN. subscrOers would ca. tho attention OF .ielr
customers and the public very large ana wen seectsd
Of Fall and Winter Goods Emo1hnins al .o
garments black and fancy BonI:ans elastic Case hes Oh
entire new patterns; very rich Gyes Of silks, cashmere
Velvet Vestngs, suitable ioi The coming sreso All VI
which will be rlade order few hours notice. and IN
the superior style Tor which me esaosimtn' baa
been 70 long celebrated.
EMPLOYING In the cutting department the beat talent In me
city do hesitate to Challenges comparison win aay
in point OF STYLE elegance aud workmanship Atthe same
lime our prices will convince the nost skepca thai hrst
rate garments furnished reduced rates Tor
cash We would also call attention 10 The Fancy DepaE'-
ment connected With the establishment where can 1e oua'
every article requisite 10 complete gentleman
of le newest nd richest materials, sslecl1 ny our agents
In the Paris and London markets ALSO an asSorbeS.
rssdy made Dress, Ffock Goats and winter garments OF
every desc piion for the accommodation oil nose requiring
sft nc t',s 81 ofs'' lot j. c. BOOTH co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF VERMoNT.-The Mont
peer wachmsn speaks very disparagiDgly of the Re-
Dor, OF Prof Adams State Gcoogst pronounccs his APP
pontmen, great mistake, and adds that the public
generally are not inspired with confidence that the
rev will be sucn they had right TO expect dissatis
faction and sectional eaousies nave heen produced and
have been not little strengthened by the injudicous
course of Ceoogst and the Of the measure
very much endangered AT me late session oil me
legislature proposition to repeal the law authorising
The survey lost by very close vote in the House
and 1t for the hope that another years trial will
prove more satisfactory the repeal would unquestion
shly have been carried.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10
3oston Aurtion Sales

DYT,P. 81 u. RICH, Sc and ~ BrosdstreeL Bos-
Don EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Doors, SHOES BRoGASs AND HArS-WErKLY SALSS-
Every csse Will be sold without reserve.
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
LEATHER, Gc.-Sole and Upper Leather, Cali Skps, LIZ
uings Bindinga Kid aud Morocco and cler ahoe stock
Lhh-ral 9 atvMnc.s ,aha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10
NnLD AND sILvER WATCHES re..:.s,

1 Ob,sat. o,ires By J. T. W!lston, dealer IN watches
- l.,I.ns - n n .fsrs corner OF Broadway.
M watches sold this establishment 'yafran.eo 70 per
- i,r.Iry repaired in best manner a. the lowest
nIees Arrangements have been made WIN Mr.: I'm A
W Sssn .ngget for zine years IL the most celebr2-
I'd in Europe enables MIN 20 repair the most
ro,npIicaied WORK that can BE- produced
A'"-s J. T. WILLlSTON,
~ l ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

As the bark Tennessee, from Mansanills, coming
in the East river yesterday about o'clock P NJ when
oil Whitehall came with the packet ship Argo
or Hsvre and carried away nzennast and toPgallhnt
ward of the bark and the bbom of the ship. The Argo
returned Tor repairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10
HELOIN,
MEMOIR

Ship Martha Washington, from Mobile; bark Euno
mus Mansfield from Rio de Janeiro. 10 E Corning &
Son brig Rober. Bruce. Wind WNW
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Business Notices.

q MeSats Acoustic Oh is the remarkable artcie
,' eesass ever known seldom ever failing
every even i Total deafness gfea; relief has been
aaed oHi s use Every deaf person should 1t with.
VIZ eessy from q Corua d-sl oS Feed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

IF The Ladies', connected with the First Free Con
cr sious Chu ch Chrysiie. between R:ingon sod De
saecy SIS. respectfully announce 10 ihe ChrsaA fuo
tbs they anticipate hol n., FAR commencing OF the
second "Wednesday OF December Aat continuing on every
afternoon and evening Till Friday evening when hey VII
Close VIII FESTIVAL, TO commence al eight O'CLOCK ne
tables vii be furnished with the choicest Injuries OF Inc
from several Cergyen and others sd vocal and
instrumental Gusic. asa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10
Y. An Meeting OF lIle ,,e,nhcr. 81 .ss NJ.

It At n Meeting OF Tie nembers OF the Nar-sr-
tile Library A-soclano1. h-ld in Clinton Hall on T-sav
evening afh inst The following gentlemen were arpoic;ed
Cor1rn!t:e, IN nominate Otcers Tor he ensuine
Nr Z \ Clock. win Frost / jacoh.s -
MI Charles T LiveTm2 !'s ySh Conn Bradley Co.
Mr Charles saiAIa ~ !. oo.,.'Indt ( Co.
Mr. John 2 BAKER. with E. Caldwell 4 Co
MI C. C. Gordon. will McCutdy, Aldfich { Spencer
Mr. r Mgldea. with J. 3. Eilnsn. BIZ order
dl0S! CHAS. VI WHEATLEY. Rec. S.c,y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

Would you preserve health and comfort by dry iret
Use he on u Ian.r on vorr boots which coub.es he
ead Asers o., ne water Ts Is only ioand p CoIsnd
d. dc oeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

DAILKUAD IhDS.-The hontour Iron Co" Dan
Eavie P Is prepared to execute orders for the beagy
RAJ. Bars OF any pattern IN In this country or u
Europe and equal In every pct IN point of quality Ap-
Div To MURDOCH, LEAVITT co. Asenh,
p25 au corner Csdar and GreeaHca So
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NEW TNGTTSE WORKS.
TIE MYSTERIES

THE MYSTERIES
HF TIL. BACK-NOODS. ny T. Z. Thorpe. suihor OF
~ Tom Owen the Bee Huu;c with ergrar;Hss from orig
ra designs by DARBY giving sowng description OF From
Life. PG.ce paper 81 cts cloth - cts For sale by
W H. GRAHAM
dlO Tihuse Buildings. Nassau-s.
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"a Gos-asSI ,a.lu- dedicated Soap for OF PIN
s'eck!es Ts', Saiowness, ErpoGs, aud H.! sAi as
Bosnis al the only depot u Wslaerst st Store RON
- sy ~ Cents cnke Grecis2 Hair Dye, Ieeesa5.e
Ssbs sh'rse, for emsoning Lips and Checks eoadTs
be .0f tIldiecaE sufcC.e0uJ hnr, without injury 10
sn.b.s LtJ BAie iOf instantly scattering riness and
ke from nom the face Acoustic Drops curn deatess.&c
are n ~ ssove celebrated preparations u Dr. Goufauds
FR0x on!y ser .n undl III 81 W slkeFs st Store
Jor. u rutte Assembly Bu3iags, Philadelphia,
lem ~ n!l-At Boston Carleton Co Lowell Ives sS-
tad C uefrsh Bedtord GUd, Bangor; Blss S2r'ns
'''ea Z Co Worcester; Myers, n. 6sven di u
~ fHALos's CHEMICAL HAIR INyIGoRAroR !swsIrant'
oTe daodruf AID al civilizations OF the scalp, aud If
:, eoipreven: hair falling out the money will be refund
g., ota persous who are dubious have chsnce OF Try
p. . apartment E; The p.opre:crs expense.
spared and s9!d wholesale and retail by e PaALON
= @sSsg sna Har Gutter, 2l4 Broadway.
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General Nnticee

rF- An adjourned alecting ofthe National A..ocs.
don OF Inventors vii b. hello u; IN Chemical sr,ur Dom
Fl Coumb!a COLLEGE, this (Wednesdayl a-s-s-l l0rb
inst ct O'Clock. III l. D. GALE Sec-etary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

Es- Window Shade Depot, No. Spruce-st.-
Orn rir qnTs on hand Persons about iilrnis hing her
honses WI save At lras, l0o per by calling the De-
pot aal,lQ-I y Dr.; eiaoN NJ:
urer,' rrices mis- ISL
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Books.
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II TIE Light Of the Hsresn. a svree, picture
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Ginlil's Gallery Of Li,erHry Portraits
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

O1-O
T1lS popular Gazette OF Odd Fellowship popular Liter
AZURE and Anus will enter upon liz Fourth Semi
Annual Volume the first week Of January, 1876 The
first number will ne e:nhelshed with
MaGNIFiCENT oUARTO STEEL ENGRAVING,
erbod wig ali the Eruo NH Illustrating The most proIn
benevolent principles Of the Order engraved by H.
Arr Also and pictorial head, engraved on wood by
Losing from beautiful design by Climber The nat OF
contributors TO the Literary and Odd Fellowship depart
nens embraces the eminent talent IN The country
Indeed no effort expense viii be spared 10 render the
Golden Rule worthy the support OF the glorious Institution
of which II shall be humble exponent and defender
Subscriptions solicited from every good Odd Fellow
in season TO begin the volume
AGENTS WANTED.
number Of active and Intelligent men, members OF the
Order wanted To canvass the city and Brookyn WIZ
.blrg jersey City Newark, &c. Apply Immediately 10
dlaDltNN1,. Z. WINCHESTER. Pubisher. q AIMS.
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NEW AMERICAN WORK.

q
CAREY l. HART VIII publish this day-The Mysteries
" OF the Backwoods, Sketches OF he South esl-n-
Gliding Character, Scenery and Rural Sports By T. B.
Thorpe author OF Tom Owen, the Bee-Hunter Win orig
ena en- cravings designed by Darey In one vol Large
type. 30 cents
For sale IN this City By 20
WM GRAHAM and all Booksellers
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General Notires.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aucuoneer

F- Large sale OF Valuable Books.-This Eve
ming and two following Evenings, BANGS. RICHARDS
4 PLATT No aO4 Broadway, VIII sell IN extensive and
very excellent collection OF Books generally suited 10 me
Holiday seAson-conssting OF Standard Works-fne ed
lions OF the works OF modern English Poets in library sne
t bindnrs illustrated Works and fancy bound volumes
splendid assortment OF English Oxford Bibles, various
sizes in roh morocco and embossed buildings Elegant
English and American Annals FOR lsi6snd other years
Several Thousand popular Juvenile Books Choce English
and PAN. editions OF standard WORKS Medical Books sc,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

TIE sovereign SLhraIlUs remedy, the Magical ain
sof pstecI specific burns. scad head, ersspe-
y freln ard a. local pain only be had sehulhe
- = le'lAld-..- OF al No $ MGrrsy-st. ds -eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

~ Particular Nofice.-TEcse persons about break
Ing up ou-.keenEg having furniture OF any description
TO dir pose Of WI ma ready sale tor any portion al Of
their goods ~ sending ne calling upon The Aubscf-
,ers fnln i1nisI +. Cotton { CO. 10. 81 Ann.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

~ The o1ly tbing wl.cA Physicians acknowledge as a
Ser Resumption ia Aleu's BslsSm OF LiYerwoI aud
Nooarc sold sl2l Cortani-ss dS 2scd
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,rnrhnnIcs, In,Titutc Lecrurcs

- Mechanics institute Lectures.-Pro. REID
Tritres on Chemistry applied 10 lie Arts ManCfac-
lares n lie Clinton Hall Lecture Room, Heesman and
Ts.ssr, sfs on Thursday Evening llh inst O'Clock
Mordev Ever.1c-T. CARTER, ESQ. viii give hi. Fourth
Ieriure On Inc Lives and Writings vi tie Poets with
ss.iray Eveuing-Debating Club Mees-Tckcts for he
season - or . single admission Free 10 Member.
Ters membership, which giyer pfiycs . the ochoo
Cass Resdirg Room ard Library. s. Initiation ard 3
weary dues Minors under 20 admitted The yearly pay
ment of 81 }. J. MAfES President.
C. L. BAPFIrr AciCgry. dc 2ls'
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Urn Do00s.

GUkyyIS! SUAWLS!-N-rinos jusl received by
- :. Bark-r, 23 Grandsi--2 cartons white Cashmere
Long Stnw- all wool yery rich desisns Also do bue
mode scarlet orange green and black 60. warranted all
wool aud entirely patteTns-ll be sold % per cent
deduction from foru:er prices Also cartons OF BLACK
aud conred Co. DO wool centrea. from 10 u II dollars
each Also do O-i bruche Shawls, from g 20 10 81 30
each Also do do Cashmere do wool centres - 3d. 80
and 81 each Also do 24 French do. do wOraned all
wool, from : ! to Sli. So and Si6.
Also just received several very choice lots OF superior
French M-riGoI consisting OF ght and dark mode, royal
purple m4za.nc blue. Sc &c Also cases black ana
coored ApGccas and Parnees, all of which viii be sold
AT n great reduction by STEPHEN BARKER,
- 81. 2HI Gmnist
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Markets 80. CAREFULLY reported for The Tribune.
TUESDAY, Dec @
ASHES-There is better demand for Pots, and pr
ces are rner. The sales TO day 200 barrels al st
OF Pearls 1000 barrels u 81 3: The market Is steady
COTTON-The market is very firm, with an upward
tendency and some OF the brokers quote an advance OF
cen, p 10 within the week past The transactions to-
Gsv ARE 10 the OF 500 bales at tu! rates
nearly all to pnrcrs. Shippers are su not III mar ket
10 any considerable Freiehts continue Gull at
Cd for Cotton but there is more Flour Offering
The rate is IS ass Sd Sterling
FLOUR AND MEAL-There mas been again dull
dav in Flour and prices are not sustained lew nun
rcc barrels Genesee perhaps 1000 in all sold IN lots AZ
So S7; Shippers only Offering 5000 20 toward tne
close of shipper TOOK lot OF lUuVU barrels
G-nesee and Michigan nearly all Genesee. al 30 - loE
England and about 1000 barrels more were soo al me
same rate At ST farther sale OF iUoO barrels lot snip
ment could have been made The market at the close
may DC considered standing az GO 22doS.t Sc!a1cn
ed Western is about S.. The demand for Ciy Mus Is
not very active and parcels Frost Powell, 'Ou,n'
plncs "Cllcti 81 sc. selling 70 the trade al oo't
a. In Southern there is much doing but me mar
ket is weak. Good common brands Georgetown, bst
tmorc. RICHMOND Brandy~lne, &c &C are - -'~
- The supply is moderate. Sales IUUV Dds RICE
mond City HaxaI and Gallego, n; p for export
Corn Meal continues very scarce OF brsncywne there
IS li;ilc or none here. Sales 500 barrels a. 81 %
Hhds. are held 81 SIS Jersey is nominRLy Sid+ %
here Buckwhca; Flour is plenty and lower
sales ~ al -, with good demaad-suppy no, large
hSSs - ewt Sales "Erost's Extra. half barrels al
g % az 20. Rye Flour IS 81 25Gi 50. Western ship
SUITS are more plenty and lower. Sales at 20 cents
Troy F.ne Feed IS cts.
GRAlN-A city miller came into market to-day. and
took PHrce! prime Geaesee, 1900 bushe l36 cents
The inquiry is small. Corn is firm. Sales 400
bushels Southern on private terms and lc0o do AZ 81
cents, delivered There export demand for Rye
and 1000 brshel changed hands for Germany 81:
delivered Nothing doing in Barley. Holders ask 65
90 cents Northern Oats 5od5I cents Black eyed
Peas are nOm.naLy 10 = bag. with small sales.
WHISKY-Tbc market for barrels is Is a2sI, bu,
vitho, sales The market is rather heavy Drudge is
I y cents-n fsiE demand.
NAVAL SToRES-IVe notice farther sales 1900 to
1869 barrels Swsnsborouch TurPea,ine NJ s. The
ket i. nrrr 4 sale OF 1000 barrels common Rosin wss
made at 81 CO. Taris worth about2 l2i Pitch ia q
% sud plenty The inquiry tor SPirts TurpeRtne is
good ana sales abou; 800 barrels have been made, part
10 arrive az 65 cents.
CoFFEE-Ao 10, of $500 bags Rio changed hands to-
day not made public, but about previous rates
TEAS-There is rather more than the usual demand
this and prices very firm. The trade are
buying extent and there Is also better specu-
lsys feeling Csnton Young Tyson stopped al the iaas
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Court Cnlcndnr....THls DAY

SUPERIOR CoUKr.-Nos II, 70, %, Is, 10, 90, &C. 81
z -, - 81, 32, 33, . 81, 1877, & 9. TO-
., CosxoN PLEAs-Nos 40, 81, 81 81, S. So 10, 81,
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NEW WORK.


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PAINE 6, RURGESS

WILL PUBLISH ON TBURsDAY-Part Cd The Art
tents l. Forence; H. The vespucc Family; III. Santa
Croce ~ Miraae Angelo y Gnli!eon: VI Congress Of
Literary Mem VII Portrait Of Amercu4 ve.pucus VII
IF Snerr Y Models for Artists XI Criticism Of he We
nus Me1ci Nil Giving good as IL sent Nil Pessa-
ccs ffor the History ofthe Fine Arts IN America
on FRIDAY.
ana Mexico rcudng voyage up The river Panuco,
ard Researches among the RUNE OF Tarulpss, &c NC by
I2mo illustrated Contents :-Chapfer |. Voynge from
New Orleans OF the Capital OF Gu;
Cournbu-: Chapter IL The Suburbs Of Havana, and the
Interior OF the Island Chapter " General View ct The
Island of Cuba-i- Cities Towns. Resources Cove nueni
sc Chapter v Departure from llavsna-The Gull OF Mex
ico-Vera Cruz Chapter VI Taniu!ipaa and lis Vicinity
among the Rims of Ancient Cit.e; Chapter VIII EXpiora
lions of the Ruins Rancho De Lns PirdrHs Chapter
Relics found there; Chapter y Discovery ct Tal,lsnic
Peuates-Night Journey TO Tamp"oi Chapter NJ ENcuT-
sion the Taissee Rver-Chpo It's appearance n The
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