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orrrcy or TIE MERCANTILE Mutual INSURANCE Co.
No So Wallst December 9th, lS45
Ana MEETING, the Trustees held al tue ONCE o

OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL lSsuhANCb ~.
No 90 Wallst December ZIth, 1922
Alta MEETING ofthe Trustees held al ine onee o.
Athe Company, on the Sd instant, JOSEPH WALhE
was unanimously elected President IN place OF
ory resigned; and Lewis Gregory was elected wee RE,
den supply the vacancy occasoned by the resignation
of Joseph Hoxe. BY order of the Trustees
ELLWOOD WALTER, Secretary
MARINE INSURANCE on CARGO ASD FREIGHT ONLY:
The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company NO o. -" al,
ST. confines Marine insurance On reshl ano
cargo. -, ~ ,r
Hundred Thousand Dollars have been received, ana isr
n-r additions are ca7 being nsde 10 the assets
The Company invites attention 10 lis Plan VI BUSINESS
which IS believed, offers greater pTotecuon a 40 gel
turns 10 The assured than ANY other.
TRUSTEES:
rhouss Hun, 1asMcCul!ough Thos. Achelis,
W. e IsnSlsv SeD,i,uus CrooSs Geo. w Taylor,
henry Sheccn, Charles fsyea, Lev oooh'
Jas Fr-elsni, Chas. II. Rogers, A Lesouz,
rhos 6 Nelson II T. Mo:ing D. l.. Seyre,
W;Ison r Hnni W C. AtwaIer ALEXIS s. Baker,
Stewart c. Marsh, w. A keielas, Nj WARD,
Geo. Hastings Chas- u Carleton, LeoIs'J uMoL
c. W. A. Rod gers, Lucus Hopkins, Jas I. haiiocA'
Henry LESSOR Daniel q. HanaEd, ). r. jenkins.
q D. Phelps Herman Jkzr,
JOSEPH WALkER, President
LEWIS GREGORY, Vice President
ELiwoop WALTER Secretary. GSu im
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~ Cheap Rnisins, Citron, Prnnes, Almonds,
ScA prime Article OF Smyrna Raisins nj I'd Best oox
R,,sns NJ lod Paper shell Almonds, with large assor'
,, Of other Frui,s OF the various kinds for sale whole
ssI. sua retai, by j. o. FOWLER, $50 cor Murray and
40 Csre-nv .ch.st cor. Nesiry III 'H'
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RPLATEp CAKE BASKETS with heavy silver mount
.sn assortment comprising the newest patterns, for
q. cheaper than by any one else, by
az ALBERT BEACH, Ia Chatham-st
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JOsIAH RICHARDS, Aucuoneer.

rsS Choice Books.-To'morrow evening BANGS,
RICHARDS X PLATT, No. "a Broadway, will sell a
very choice and excellent collection OF English and Amer
snn Books many costly aud desirable works for
libraries, together with many Annals and Embellished
Volumes suitable for Presents.
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u North River Insurance Compnny-ofhce
No. 1872 observation-disclosures SS50,O60.-Ths Company
having been uninerupedy III business nearly twenyour
wears continues lnsure against Loss or Damage by Fire
upon favorable Having their Capital euTe, and
the laryes, Stock Capital the City, they offer
an amount Of security by similar institu
ton. hlChAhD w aiLr-i IL iesi''9u-
pr-rp n WARSrR Secretary. dl2 lmls
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rrAllcn Dodw orth's Private Dancing Schooi
No AS Broomv-st near Broadway Polka, MaZuiha ELK
all o,her fashionable dances taught IN correct style
DIS Smis
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Bnston auetion Sales.

UYTP. 81 q. RICEi, 80 aud Ss Srosd -.ueeL Boo.
Dion MONDAY Jan. Il
Doors, SHoss, BaoGAss AND HArS-WEEHLf SALEs.-
Every will be sold withoa reserve.
LEATHER, &c.-Soe and Upper Leather Cs SAins, Liz
ungs Bindings, Kid aud Morocco aud other shoe stock
Liberal cash sdvsnces made
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d.. CAsss-The subscribers cal the attention Of
sooo: making presents for the holidays 10 their
o. Inc abovecomenirg every article o! The toilet
lnd portable yet convenient lor and for cheaPuess
WI ollty sie unsurpassed. For sale by
dos g. SAUNDERS / SON, III Broadway,
wv a frNy dnnr above COItnnu
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NEW WORh.
NJ T,duc,ive and Practical System OF Double Entry
a Roo Ke- ping, by A s. S. w. Crttenden, has re-
Gently been published by Mes.rs T. C. j. Biddle, Phi
Tbs following are selected from the many faering re-
recommendations received by the Authors
Messrs Sax;on 4 Miles, 2Oo broAa"ay, are Inc gsnefu
Agents for sale oil The WORK IN This Ciy
have carefully examined the system OF Bookkeeping
bv i w Cri:tenden, and regard preferable to
s5y o,ber with which | AIN acquainted, fer enabling the
learner 10 acquire general ana correct h1owsdgs Oh Inc
Book keeper fer Fearing Hall
New-York, Nov. 18th l8i5-
Me,.r. FSs w. CsITTENDEN-G Gentlemen: Hav
.sIeftll,. ysrincd your i-eatise Bookkeeping,
80 ,nnch i.s,uTe in recommending it rs Of he bes
WORKS on lie lupject thai have met with
IT. T-scr, a. sccoun,an, III ind in the exam
pies OF opening ana closing complete ses OF books in the
srops d.parmenls OF and business ready and sure
mid ,yb-rs -ceden rerted. Indeed, with the aid Of
such work me young Merehan who ms, be novice IN
III. arr of Win safety conduct accounts
;nvovinr ,rsn factions OF the most Intricate nature
1A''-'tHs EDWARD FENNER,
pookL.epsr for Greenways, Henry Smith,
N.yt H.. Z h 1875 $50 3useod'
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~ TIE ers;oaing glory CT awell-nsde man is iuXu'
Of hair and whoever nee!ecis this mportanI ap
fe1csse 10 TIE human bead divine Will most assuredly
us vale of tears" thing OF scorn Go ye, there.
he great OF The age (he is great whom ruth
a. pasniropy make great 70 Phslons, 2l4 Broadway,
hs bottle OF his Har inygoIator, aud you VIII soon
text Customer - "
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Boarding.

DOaRD-A small private family wish to let bedroom
Id on the second story 10 one or two single gentleman,
with breakfast tea and dinner on Sunday, II required APP
NV NJ 02 Prince S. before O'Clock in the morning after
O'Clock P. NJ ozI xtie-
ESOAkD-lSs IS7 and 1859 Broadwuy-Mrs o. Fish-
ID Pleasant furnished apartments and good board may
noy he had for single young and gentlemen with their
wives On reasonable Terms, by immediate application as
above. a. 1871
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sonS soAPJus, received from London, fresh
ass VI MA most ce-bra ed Shaving Sosp-for sale by
g. SAUNDERS 4 SON, III Broadway.
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aoLsT AKricL ss-The mos, choice of Lubin,s Guer
Cor Ssissy's Edes and Psiey's Extracts; Hair
SosH eos Shaving Brashes Shaving Creams and Toile
I'D sAzofs frt N the most celebrated makers wsIraa
usn SnadeS, Cosmetics, Denfiices and every prepara
&c e..sSnsinE 10 The toilet, for sale by
@. SAUNDERS l. SON, III Broadway.
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1musements.

A MEXICAN MUsEUM-Ev-ry day and evening
"A This week commencing Monday, Dec SRn .spiendid
ing n hapas7 The Manager engaged for the entire
Holiday Season. the test wonders In existence he eee-
DRAFTED Scotch Gn-t Gsrrs-. He will asp introduce
collection of Dissolvng Views He has also srrans-
81 for The exhibton of laughing Gas Also engaged M
G. R Hail. Mr. Harrison Mrs Philps Billy WhiLock. Miss
Fancy De.r1ng, Madam. Rockwell tho Fortupe-Teuer.
Admission . crnts Children under 10. i2t e-nts-
carts ytr, 10 consult thu Fortune Teller privately
DII-NO,- UPERA HUUSE.-Amaeur k-rtofm-
7 anr- for The BENEFIT of the Poor-Tursd,y Evening,
Dec SOh 1876 will be- periofmei the tragedy OF AMLET,
-carsc:rrs the Auiseurs To concndc Win Tue Dur
l.soue called BOMBaSTES FURlOSO.
Tickets One Dollar, sGnii, gentleman and Iady.
Doors op-a half past Performance to comm encs al
as -
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NEW AND ELEGANT cARPsT1NGs.

Just Received,
70 BY the latest arrivals, several invoices OF the
most beautiful patterns oil ADMINISTER CARPErINGs Aso,
great Variety ot FRENCH AuBusoS CARPETS, suitable Tor
the richest aud most eplendd yes OF furnishing together
Will the best assortment Vi Oh CLOTHS offered The
public with a., articles connected with the trade
Persons furnishing private residences Hotels Steam
boats would ma II 10 their advantage call NJ
DIG Owls KEu BEN SMITHS. JR 25i Broadway
q Window shade Depot, No. Spruce-st.-
$4,000 rair always hand Persons about furnishing their
houses VIII q; lesHt 100 by calling the De-
POI "a ~ oANtSL x De MAuNf.
u.ers' prices mis- ttn
~ Barry's Tricopherous is gsining eavisble
sIincron in his city aud surrounding country in
ournce OF lis sterling virtues for VIII sssuFedy prevent
the hair from becoming grey force Il to grow on bald places
rctualy ersdicates scuri dandrui &c, and beautiful
sad refreshing wash the toilet nohing can equal
besides i, makes , hair beautiful and glossy PIice nifty
cen,s per bottle Prepared and sold by 4 G. BARRY,
Arus, 10 Hair No. lido Broadway AgenissA; b. SANDS
as Broadway and 7s Fuonsl, Dr. Carroll Anifsys';J.
Me.kim, 5iI Broadway J. l. Coddingon sUS huds9u,S
T. Munson al Sprins-st; DR.. Lindssy S. SNth-sy ).
smith Fulton St brooklyn J. w. Swan Msdlna, N.Y. Mr..
Robertson GaysL Baltimore; w Bristol, UnSn \. T.. D.
s. Reeves Boston, Dr. Gordon, Rochester, Wslairs, MO
bile; SIuIgrs, Racine, Wisconsin az lh GU
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yANAMBURGH & CO.'S
L, =. IL \ L II a ~

BIOLOGICAL EXHIBITION -,
NO. So BOWERY, opposite the Bo@ery Theatre VII
Sopen on Thursday evening, Dec. lsth lS@5-Mr VAN
AMBuRGH having spent years In Europe with brilliant
success has returned having collected with great care
and expense the splendid and extensive collection
of animals III has exhibited in this country
which collection his design exhibit 70 the Sew-YoTk
public whie making preparations for the travelling season
Doors open from 10 10 l2 in the morning and from TO
O'Clock in the afternoon and 10 O'CLOCK IN The evening
Adniiiancs IS cen's-Chdfeu under 10 half price Fer
particulars zee bills OF the day. dis lieodis'
NEV-ENGLAND SOCIETf.-This Society haT-
ing resolved postpone their annusl celebration on
the I'D December will give Festival Sal in place OF suen
ceIebra,on on the evening OF It'll OF January next al
the Asor House Tickets may be obtained from any OF the
members OF the Board OF Officers, from the Secretary and
ST the Astor House.
- MOSES Fl. GRINNELL, Prest 70 South.st
.rrsen Werys S-c'y 81 Wall-st. dl5toie7is
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Rer1eral Notires

WI
Ward are requested TO assemble Masares Third
enn. Harlem al 81 O'Clock. P. NJ Wednesday, Dec Sst
:n.i 10 choos. three Delegates to represent h-m in The
en,,ipg wear BE- punctua BY order of the Ward Con-
mitee [a29 81 H. GREELEY, Chairman.
~ First Ward.-An enthusiastic meeting OF the
Democratic Wing Young Men held pursuant
incubation of the Democratic Wing Young Nets General
COMMITTEES, Friday evening. Dec. &c, the Broad
House
The meeting called order by inc nomination Of
PETER sCoYES, ESQ. as Chairman; THEREON L. CAM
spd john C. LLOYD, Vice Presidents; J. c. Blake and
John Stevens Secretaries
The Chairman having stated the objects OF the meeting.
the following resolution offered and adopted
Resoi;ed, That proceed designate By ballot Eve
delegates represent this Ward in the Democratic Wing
Young Mems General Committee for The ensuing year
Hereupon the meeting proceeded 10 ballot for delegates
when the following gentlemen, viz
PETER ScOYEN, }. c. BLAKE,
ED GRIFFIN THOS ). SUMMERS,
H. D. VAN NOSTRAND,
having received The greatest number Of votes were duly
declared elected as delegates from this Ward.
The proceedings OF the meeting ordered TO be pub
shed the Wing papers and the meeting then, on notion
I'D ourned PETER SCofEN, Chairman.
THEREON L CANSAS, y;ca. p ,es;dents
JONI C. LoYD, W
!. 9. E slaEe; Secretaries. $50
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pAssrNcE9S ARRIvED

In iii ship Mediator from Londom-George Gossop,
Charles Lock. Mr. Runnels and lady. OF NYork; Mrs
Chrstophison Miss Christophison, Mr. Wa Chrstophi-
son. Godfrey Hail Harrie;te Lydia and Emma Christie
phison and Of London; Rudolph Vessel Germany;
John Brinckley OF Philac. and "a in the Storage.
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CSr- The Ladies' Fair. held last week in the Alham
ra for the benefit OF the Episcopal City Mission Society
been I'D ourned Tie basement of the church OF The
Epiphany $50 where will be open for the
object through the day ard evening of Tuesday Dec So
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rSo- Plain and Ornamental Confectionery.
PEASE Il SONS, As Dvisonst are prepared 10 receive
orders from their aud the public for The New
Years table, made up in unsurpassed style Plum,
Pound Sponge Ciron Lafayette and Rou; Cakes and Pyr
amids in all shapes forms; Tenples Je.lies Blanc
Mango and Charlotte De Russo plain and IN forms Ice
Creams Notices. Comets, Flower Plain, and French Mot
ioe,. MlZed Candida &c. II
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pooKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

ROCKS EOd LEI A4O%.A111 u.
~H.RIoTTE ELIZABETH'S WORKS, with Portrait
Cof the Auhoress ihres elegant octave volumes hand
s0Hieis THE The EXTRACTION OF THE CROSS;
Rr Gor5nsT sprng D. D. This elegant volume, just pub
;hed viii be found OF the most desirable books Of The
season for gift oil permanent. sns value 10 Dc
bes and PRAYER Books Of every size and in rich bind
irgs. -
The Annals OF The season. ,orr5 .,5 ;,,.,..,.s
i9geues "a and Polite Literature. Also an attractive
90 sssoTmenlo OF Juvenile Books suited every
age and capacity may be tSIES e. p;t rbh ,h,
40, scte,t- Opposite City Hail
MARY F0R 1S46.-Thi. day published the Diary
- .o.s .enfeirIpp an Almanac for l3i5-A List OF
sIsrSs aud Clerks he diaersIi
10 tsEe Acknow for
go 80 c;, Of wYork-Mssers AID Examiners IN Char
cery-Shsras jury the year lsis.aeies Of Postage.
cide. Of SewYork and Brcokyr-AssstsEt Justices
90 SonT,sa List OF Sundays In the year ls4SA com
10 ~, NJ sgvers in the City OF New-York, &c &c
20 "a, nsetn memoranda relating 70 the different
So, p:!,bii.bed ard for ISLE BIZ
ooST.s SSFN BELL ststoners, &c. l58 Nasssu-st
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COAL-YARD, 211 GREENE.ST. NEAR AMITY'
THE SUBSCRIBER has on haod the best qusiy reach
0rchard Coal of the Broken Egg. Stove and Nut size,
whc he viii deliver in clean order at The loves! market
price. J T C"o o .;
dja Sis 2ll Gfeene-st near Amity.
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~ Third Wnrd.-Pursuant 10 call, The Democratic
Wing Young Men OF the Third Ward assembled Friday
Evening, December 26,h No. pol Wsshngon.st when
on motion of James E. Wood JEREMIAH LATHROP,
Esq. called 10 the Chair, and MARCUS E AUSTIN and
WILLIAM RuNx were appointed Secretaries
The following Delegates were unanimously elected 20
represent The Ward in the Young Mems General Committee
for the ensuing year:
JOHN T. WILLISTON, Dr. A. SIDNEY DOANE,
CHARLES A. STETSON, CHARLES c. LEWIS,
JEREMIAH LATHROP.
1t was moved and seconded thai the proceedings be pub
lshed in The Tribune On motion the meeting adjourned
JEREMIAH LATHROP. Chairman.
M MisGgs Il R Ays1Is' Secretaries. dso
~ Fifteenth Syurd.-At meeting o: the Wing
Electors the Fifteenth Ward. held pursuant TO call on
Friday evening" December Goth Constitution Hail. Ohm
j X De PUY appointed Chairman, and FRANCIS c.
SPEiGHT Secretary.
On molten to elect Five Delegates represent the Ward
in Wing Young Mems General Committee for the ensuing
year, the following gentlemen were chosen, viz
wHlTEFIELD CASE. JOHN j R. DE PJY,
ROBERT II. TAYLOR. FRANCIS c. SPElGHT,
and CHARLES 6. ROLF.
JOHN J. r De PUY, Chairman.
FRANCIS C. SPEISHT, Secretary. II
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

MANUFACTURED snd selected with care and SKILL OF
I've good materials and quality and offered for sale very
reasonable prices pretending to sell gold watch at cost
snd ding IN dozen silver spoons-bui viii give GOOD
article al Is low price possibly be sold bill VIII
be given with article sold if desired guaranteeing the
quality Assortment. consists of gold and silver Watches,
Chlns Keys Pencils Pens Spsctacles Stone and Hair
Bracelets, Rings, Brooches, &c. &c
Careful attention 10 repairing ell kinds Of Watches and
JeweEy Old gold md silver taken Ia exchange at liz full
value, or bought for cash.
d2i lila Corner Of Walker-sL
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


PORT OF NETWORK.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. $500. THIS DAY.
SUN. THE MOON FULL SEA =
LATEST DATEa.
London ..--.....-..- Dec 4, Hevre. Dec .
Liverpool .. Dec. 3lNewOfleans- .--- Dec ~
ze---1-z-u----=-x.-
gss' SEE FOURTH PAGE.
CLEARED.
Ships Francona. Garrick, New Orleans, WIN Nelson ;
Sutton, Galloway. Charleston.
Bark Vlus Hause, Dupau, Rotterdam Richardson q
Watson.
Brigs Huu,ress Baker ST Thomas, Aymar CO.. Sci.
ence Herrick, Beaufort.
Schrs Adna, Walpole. Norfolk. &c. Hunter Thad.
deus, Hudson. Sturges e. Chairman.
ARRIVED.
Packet ship Mediator, Pratt from London and Ports
mouth, path Nov. mdse. to John Griswod. Dec 10Th,
James Garfield washed overheard and drowned.
Schr Delaware FIN Wilmington NC, naval stores.
Schr Roger Parmeee Lewis. cotton and rice from the
brig Linden, ashore on Squam Beach.
Sloop Copy FIN Sag Harbor, oil
BELOW-A British Brig from Hull, Eng.
MEMORANDA.
The ships Sddors and st Patrick, for Liverpool and
the bark Eunomus. have been detaned-will sail to-day
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THE HOLIDAYS

THE HOLIDAYS.
rFNIFFANY YOUNG 4 ELLIS, Nos 25e and $50 Broad
L way, have received by late arrivals from England
France aad Germany comprising more than their
usual assortment Of Fancy Articles suitable iof
PRESENTS;
Fancy Porcelain and Glass Papier Mache, bronze per
lu ITon Leather Velvet Pearl and Tortoise smell Gooas
cutlery Perfnmery ain and Fancy Stationery Rose.
wood Ebony and Enameled Desks Dressing Cases w ORR
Boxes Fancy Boxes for various Gloves Umbre'
las, useful and dress Fans, &c &c.
They aer themselves that most purchasers are aware
thai their u.ua assortment Is beyond all comparison The
"arges richest aud bes' TO be found on this SIDE the
Aaticthat their importaons confined to ARTICLES oil
the very best quality styles and finish aud that their prices
always low 10 say the LEAST as those OF any otner
dealers At all events their stock has been selected WIN
every advantage and by OF their hrn who has
spent the year Europe and their interest and ncna
them make their establishment avoraoy
known moderation in prices as their stock is forvafey
and extent
An early inspection of their collection is invited
Wholesale purchasers will find much more complete and
desirable il for sale elsewhere In the coun.
try prices which they cour! comparison WIN nose OF
any other house in III. trade dig Hts
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TEE METALLIC ovER-sHoEs.

THE subscribers Manufacturers OF the heai meAiiS
Rubber Shoes which do not become hard or SUI 70 coo
e.,ber and are preferred all others for Their fexbiy
and superior shape and finish would invite the attention OF
to their assortment including the ya'ous Bind, Of
mems bber Sheet aDd Cloth Sboes ano Clogs eu OF WHICH
are s5 lSr s ,s W ''' FORD co, 1877 Psarst
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INDTA RUBBER MACHINERY FOR sA s- T.,
0NE CYLINDER MAcElINE ! .Sf sr iH''a 1
- Us,v Cylinder Grinding Mill-price gas
circular Knife. with gnnd sione-Sln-
go; ShsI.;pg and PuIleys TO close stock Of
oSl 2risTukg- u SMlfa = Dun, 20 'oun'-
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u1inter Gaehlorls.

SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MEMS, BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTHING
lvl GEORGE r. GREEN, ITO Chaiham,ss corner Of
Pa,rl~Win keep constantly on hand Flu LII and COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS, BOYS and Chill
DRENS CLOTHING, Of all descriptions, made In the
MOST FASHIONABLE which he would most respect
fy invite the ait. nou OF those in Az he has made
arrangements to receive Clots Ca'sHeres pesssi 60 by
packet and secured the services OF experienced
Cutters be pledges hmset give perfect satisfaction to all
who may purchase
,,;,S ,t,,c, n,rgtunI;ty oS eodisE
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T1NE subscriber wishes in some respectasIe
situation suitable for person 6u years oil age. he
trusts his long residence in this city will enable him tove
testimonials Of character which would be satisfactory ANY
communication for him LEFT with Mr. J. T. Wson, watch
maker No. Cortlundst up stairs, would meet win
nromn, str,n,ion ii. HINSDALE,
ASA dig Formerly liz broadway.
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10 CIairvoynnce, Animal and Elec{r0-nuns-
netsru Applied the Treatment oil Diseese-Jf w EDS
RECENTLY the South, has located IN THIS CITY, Ter
the purpose OF treating diseases. as above Residence 9oS
Hrdson-st near Charles. Consultations from A NJ ull
p M Also Seec, Experiments 10 Mesmerism every Mon
day Friday nights the same place, COM
nencng al O'Clock Tickets admitting gentleman NV; WIN
or without lady, 81. as o"S
cT- To The PubIic.-DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EX'
TRACTOR offering this valuable remedy tor The
following complaints proprietor feels confident hs the
intrinsic worth of the Pain Extractor will Of itself be
sufficient recommendation In no instance mas II aieu "
cure the following Diseases
Headache, TIC DoloreuX Feions, -, pL
Wounds, new or old, Rheumatism, lniainm loTy hheu-
Pains of all kinds Bruises, lna'ish'
Swollen Jonls, CMblalns, blaGs I9neue'
Sprans Burns, Scald Heads
Fever Sores, Eryspeias, sore Ihdoa.,
Salt Rheum, Piles, frozen reei,
Broken Breasts and Sore Nipples, Pleurlsy
Sore and nilamed Eyes, &c. &c &C.
Sold wholesale and retail III No l28 Fulton ST. Sun Build
ng) New York. None genuine without The written (noi
pnted) signature H. Daley the wrapper OF each box
All orders 10 be addressed II. DALEY, care OF An
sci Frost,) No l2S Fulton-st New-York d29 ous
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SNHRISTMASA SD NEW y EAR'S.-Whai more
~ acceptable and appropriate offering than selection
rom the following ard rich goods mostly received per
The Acada:-Splendid silk, Satin aud Merino Dressing
Gowns Embroidered Cashmere Mars-ics SILK and Saun
Vesings Black and Fancy SILK and S4n Scarfs and Cra
vas in great variety Shawl Pattern Merno Muthers or
Travelling Cravats; extra size snd quality Twllled SIX
Handherchies with large Of Fancy Dress Ar
tces Coaks; Youths Overcoas &c for Isl Broad
DIS tstJ2 w. L. JENNlNGS W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

HOLIDAY GIFTS.
ITO ENABLE BUYERS for Christmas and New Year's
Presents get rich aud handsome gifts for little money
we have reduced our prices 80 and 81 per cent on
Rich Brocade Satns
=. Silks
Silks for Dinner and Street Dresses.
Evening Parties.
Black Wae.rd Silk. warranted Paris watered.
&" Dnmask aud Striped Silks.
Plain Sstins and Silks
Mouslin DE- LANES.
Cashmere De Ecossa.
Embroidered Cashmere Dresses.
ssxony Paids, Panamas, French Cslicoes,
Veves, merinoe., Cloekings,
Rich Bags, Crayats, Scarfs, Purses, &c.
Hosiery and Gloves.
The sbove with large stock Of Fancy Goods, we now
offer al 40 immense sacrifice JAMES bECk W.
do l0tis+ JOY broehWay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE-The subscribers
- sh TO dispose ola superior eight horse Engine wiz
Twelve Boiler all in complete repair and De soio
al a bargain. Ii ceu be examined at 22 Westst
go 6le LOWBER l. LEROY.