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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

iSITXGERALDS Patent Premium Burr Stone Mills
L Premium upon Premium! Medal upon Medal! award
ed TO CHARLES Ross Co Manulacturers Jefferson Steam
Milir, n. Y. City.
These Mills are admirably adapted to grinding all kinds
of feed plaster drugs coffee, spices Sc The smallest size
hand power, and the largest o' morse pow"
cr and Is Ill work with one horse perfectly.
The advantages aud importance OF Poh0e Burr stone
irlst Mil g low price, when every Farmer ana fiah'er
s desirOs OF grinding his wheat ana All hind-
of feed need here be enlarged upon And ths AlH
has the advantage every other now IN use, from me
well known that tie BURR STONE IS tue ocst naterai
In use for grlndingthat It he sarpened wheh worn
ruooh with little trouble. while the Steel ana lton
Mill, soon become dull, and then nenrly useless
For testimonials Uur Hand Bill advertisement
which will any address, hut the following 'acs
epeak themselves. and may be sufficient
For successive years last past, the American Ihst
te u their Annual Fur Ia the City OF Newly oTk AWARDED
u thl. Mill their PREMIUM SILVER MEDAL ana Sitl
bread for their Annual Dinner to o- mace o'
Flour ground by thus H Tire Franklin Institute a. ra
depha in their late October Fair GwBded premium edat
for Filzgera!is Burr Stone Mil.
C. Ross X Co. also the manufacturers OF foSSS Hofr
Poirec and Patent Threhrg ,chine which from the hos.
undouhrd testimonials have hesitation IN saying are
the b,r the kind They WORK perrcty
with one or to horses will thresh with horses ro
on- day leaving the ard III for market and
hens from those accidents 10 tue ieeder 50 common 10
the SPIKE machines.
For terms and farther particulars inquire o the suhscrbers
All letters must be postpaid, rddressed IN -
CHS. ROSS < co. Jefferson Steam Mills, T.
Office No q Merchants Exc1Hnge ~
N.xyork Dee l5lb 1915 dl6 lSD& SWSw
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n, Sunday. l4th inst. OF consumption, Mr.. RUFUS
TITERBURY, aged 80 years.
Tba friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
;cd to attend the funeral tins afternoon 10TH at3 o.
~ from his late residence $ Narickst.
nn ,he 18th inst AMOS WHITE OF Brooklyn, in the
@h year OF MS age
r Charles :. Mathews, respectfully invited to at
Id his funeral TO morrow aflerro0n the 10th inst =
tclock from No 80 Bowcry, Of Broomc.s without
lther notice ,,,,,,, ,r,l.,.,..,
,onsori Of Isaac Tucker
The friends of the family well those OF her sons
Charles 81. Tucker and VIM. 4. Avis also OF her sonn-
sw Jesse Cady are invited attend he: funeral on
Tucsday 10th INST at o'clock 7. IL from her late reel
3snee lA McDougsi-st.
m Monday. the l5th instant, after painful Illness,
THOMAS BENTON, son Of Augustus ana MARIA fo"!ef'
cd years
The friends and acouan;anecs OF the family and the
s,bcrs of Jefferson Lodge No. DO l. q. OF o. T. are re-
c;ully invited to attend the funeral, this (lucsday
S,rnoon at 3 o'clock without farther invitation. from
y, late residence No. 80 Charton.s
uWcst Farms. on the lith inst Mr.. THOMAS bC
iFp in the S5ih year OF his age
The friends OF the family are requested TO attend his
nersl al his late residence, on "Wednesday afternoon
3 , o'clock without farther invitation
On the 10th Edward son OF Daul Lawrence, 3t
IN ,he l3th John q. Adeina, auave et France, sSl.
4, New. Orleans 3D. Benjamin Thurston, OF Newbury
.ar, Mas7. 90 both ult. Mrs. Ramon del Campo, "a
rr.iden name Mary Ann Smson I'd inst. William Pat
srson of New York, ~.
4, schenectady n Y. 9th. Mrs Barbara Halwel, 73.
TIVE Posi-. OFFICE.-The L MON gives the follow
a, =. an exact statement asccrained at the T. o. De-
rnent of the revenues derived from 926 of the larger
bces in the United States for the quarter ending the
aNh September ast and also compared with the quarter
,ndipg the 30lh OF September l-4i:
Whole for the quarter ending the 3Uh OF sept
loii, in go OF the 1hces Sicatcl
The GAME for the quarter ending the 3Oth OF
Sept 1915 .------..-------. 2Il.4.3
n.s.;oncr Siu3 OOs
Out of 925 Post Offices. which. under the old laws
p 500 and upwards per quarter tcn only exhibit
N increase These show an increase OF Sll9
MISSOURI STATE DEBr.-By the synopsis of the
Auditors Report appears that while The State debt is
pominay S2Uei 935 S it actually less than million
The bank stock owned by the State III her right and
A. trustee amounts S947 93l So which sum sup
pose In addition that amount the Auditor
includes part OF the State debt the u ;. deposit,
s3s2I5 80 which is presumed will never be called
for These deducted from the aggregate debt,
s reported leave the actual debt of the State at S5i
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MAREIED.

:. s,.,on. Mich Dee. 4th, by Rev. o. c. Thompson,
5.ss1 TEska d Frsds1ek @aF 6:se N NJ; hi. ssA sy
Anfp ponohkeepsie 4h John D. Brainerd OF Skaneat-
A. 70 Christina L. Depew 3D. David S, Relyea TO Mrs.
ccsssrude ToupAins
szepovs ROYAL f. Cleveland 10 Marete Nichols;
Anonzo Price TO Harriet Ormsby.
~ Hartford CT 9th Rev. George J. Geer, of Balson,
" isabella Montague.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

CT Festival.-The Ladies corrected with the FRS,
Wesleyan Chspe in Ersry street intend hold Festival
in the new Lecture Room OF The Chspel Tuesday
ing the l6h hall pas, O'Clock Short addresses
and appropriate Sacred Music Will n;euix with lh social,
ties oi the evening Tickets fifty cents each emitting the
bearer all The privileges Of the OCCASION may be obtain
e. al Mr. Awis Music Store, No. 20 broadwgy al the
office o the Commercial Advertiser, OF MI Sancaver The
Sexton o: the Chrch and c door on The svenng OF the
Festival
Among the speakers on the occasion will be Rev Dir.
Taylor Of Boston. well known The Pastor oil the Sea
IN the Wesleyan UniyeIsiIy dis 2ls'
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Markets Carefully reported.for The Tribune
n.,..

ASHES-There is a fair demand for Pots and 100 ools
have been sold at 50 75 with IS bbs Pearls at 81 %
Prices steady.
day In His staple and the prices are iui In trelehts
ihrci. little or nothing doing in Cotton, and sales are
nominsly 3l6d ID Flour irieghis arc irin al IS Cd
,rrIing The following statistics sc. are from Circu
lar nrrusred for the Cambria, by Mcssrs. Wright *
Issin Ncw.York December -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

81 Banner PresenIatlon.-A splendid Banner,
painted by Vim H. L-eenu, No. 10 Centre intended
pfesent 70 Diamond Lodge No. 40 l. o. OF .. F. Will be
presented by Edward Sirahan Esq Robert h. Shannon
~ a. me AHer'sl Presbyterian Church. Grand
" eueso@y F'Seuipg l'h INST III halt past l. The Apollo
oSa-ho nave been recciv ed with great applause have
been engaged Tor The occasion will sing OF
leif most popular Gees also. several other singers
TcSets may be oA;sned sA Fiynns Isl Bowery nud NJ
D. hoid9Ioo&s Si Firot-st J. H. Mead Al Hester-sL H.
LeVeck 6u Roosevelt st. and Job w Angus D. Charles
ST. anu al tie door. Tickets Que shilling dl6 5,;sS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
New.York Cattle Market....Dec Is.

At market 1900 Beef Cattle 600 from the South so
Cows and Calves. and $500 sheep and Lambs.
PRrcrs-C Caule-Bcef Cattle remains without much
variation from the prccs of last week and of the moder
ate number at market, about 500 remain unsold We
quote 81 JOas6 90 as the extremes of the market A
few extras at 50 80
Cosass and Calre'.-AL al market taken at sl5 sa5
SIS as in quality.
Sheep and Lam5s.-The market cleared a, 81 IS a 50
50 A small number of extra brought s..
Hay has advanced.-Ssles made to-day at 81 l2i
aSl i; p cwt
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& RuRGESS

AIILL PUBLISH ON THURSDAY, Moniezunia-The
w Lasl ol the AZceZ-Aa Historical Romance on tue
Couuu-s. OF MeNcu by Edward Msnurin, vols Elmo
price 81 Tn- the production OF rare and elegant scho
lar and as pronounced by competent critics As rival
iu in classic beauty the best ina 1sve works OF The age
on Friday,
Morris hnd Wiss Library OF the Prose aud Poetry OF Eu
rome and America consisting Literary Gems aud CuTios
Its ard containing the choice ana beautiful productions o
napy OF The most popular O the past and present
age-brnE aud sauable wolk !Ir Ihr Library or e
Rnnoir md an ,egant l book al seasons vol roy
a. $50 cU.h gilt sides, - 81, gut edges o.
On Saturday,
Tn. Musical K-ader new method o instruction IN the
tI,csn,. NJ rri.,r d6 2
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-. Cure fnr HuIdne.. l,nd Grey Hair.-Barry,s

u Cure for Buidnes- and Grey Ha1r--barrys
Tucophrruus or ParEt medcated Compound Is now Ac-
by thousands WHO duly be lhe Only
remedy found To badD-ss and grey
hair restore the hair which hAs fallen on or become n
10 remove all dandu, cure al eTupIions anc
the ssin OF The head. aud 10 maze the
and glossy without appearance Price
iy cens pei bottle. Prepared and sold by A c. BAR
RI Ar,l III Hair, No. lao Broadway. Agents-A- b.
sands rs Broadway aud 19 u.olsL p carroll! AiuT
rnyc; J. aieaAIu jlI Broadway; T. Munsou I'll Spring
~ Dr. Lindsay So Sxih-4veaGe, J. II Snih Fu!ton-sL
Brookyn; J. 81 Swan. Medina, y. y Mr Robertson, Gay
A. BaiIucre; w Bristol, Utlca, " y. g. r Reeves bos-
ton; Dr. GodoD Rochester; Watkins Mobile; SIurses ha-
en-, Vi.cnn,in mis- lnIssOd
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FALL AND WINTER GooDs.

xNM T. JENNlNGS ". Ofhpers aho iuio's, IL, IL
w p0rters Of Cloths and Cassimeres Vesings Gc 81
Broadwuy American Hosl opposite the Founain arc Il!
receipt assortment O new goods ior MI sho
Winter wear, comprising, French mo hus"D et9uis icr
Dress. and rock Cuhls la great variety o Styles
Silk Satin, Merino and Velvet Vesuhse, Milied Clouhs,
Tweeds, &c. for OverCoas, winch WIZ be ulads up
IN order through aid VI efficient corps oi cutters
be found in Inc country, an essential pom. IA ,so
economy TO which would drec and In rendering tne
style and character Of garments such as must
discriminating that views of cheapneSs are nol uaeu
on Id. production Of any other than hrs rate sarnenn
Such have sustained System OF small prons aha qlcS
returns and prompted the solicitation OF oa non = u,oss
who would really effect saving OF mo extra Per C'uaso
levied under the credit SYSTEM
Th, attention directed the Puntaoons department nas
continue offer Inducements To those VINO hppfecis'o Il"
combining ease aud elegance. -, - ,h.
Ia addition c the assortment OF goods tept 9y 'no
trade we have always hand ready mnde Dress anu rioc.
Goats Pnntaioons, Vests &c To answer le @ 80, -
hoa who In cases of gency require rsl ialo suit
Also Fancy Dress Articles IN great variety ocas,
Handkerciefs, GIoycs Suspenders Hosiery eeS
Drawers Linen and Muslin shlfls Colais, NC. @c. 81. :.
Anew YORK. CASH TAILORING Estsbli,h-
n.nt 1877 Broadway, three doors below the franAnn
pous The subscribers would call tho attention oil ue
customers and the public - very large anu wen soI1S
assortment of Fall and Winter Goods Embracing all ue
latest sty.u of French and English Peto Clotns lO "nle
gurmens black and fancy BonJean haoil Vi
entire patterns very rich 9yes OF SiAs, Sa'I N 70
and Velvet Vesngs, suitable Tor the coming season "a IN
which will be made order al few hours louce anu "
The same superior style for which uie esuionSnnen ~
been so long celeoraloc- a.. h.., ,.I.nt in In,
Employing in the cutting no on with sny
ctv We do not heslas chalengo comp VIZ. 1
- nnoint of .yl, elegance and workmansmp AZ he eao
,,n,s mr prices will convince the most skoPucai' @ I
ras Garments can be furnished 81 very Ieouc' 70 .oi
& a W. would also call stt-nnon 70 tho Fancy depart.
mrnt conn,cted with tho establishment Whelo ;ah ue ono %
every article requisiin To compeIn senHepH ~ % " u,,
I b newest and richest materials selected by our asenIs
IN the Psris and London markcis AIso al VI
ready made Dress Frock Coats and wlnter gsimenIs vi
every description for tho accommodation VI taoso requiring
af:,Siss aS t.f r. 'i''' ~ j. c. BOOTH CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
n)inter FASHIONS.

SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDRkN'S CLOTHING,
lNl GEORGE r. GREEN, ll0 Chatham.sL corner OK
p.srl~Wil keep constantly on hand FULL and COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT Of MEMS, BOYS and chill
,,oSr ,spoNAalE srY to which would mosl respect
y invite tho ate of those IN want As he has made
To receive Cloths, Cas''me5, pess"s Sc' Dy
and mas secured tho services vi experienced
Cuefs he pledges hnseto give perfect satisfaction 10 oil
who may purchase l,, ,, ..,
y, - -, '.,,.,,,aj,t,, u3 rodisu
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General Notices.
ry Unitcd Bro1hcr, of Tcmperanc,

~ United Brothers, OF Tcmperance.-Associa
ton No VIII hold pubic meeting al tne German he
formed Church in Forsyth. St (No. ?5 this evening Vi
O'Clock The meeting VIII be addressed by Rev Dr. Rogers
and Others including address III the German language
The public respectfully invited 20 attend.
GEORGE 5. PARTRIDGE, President.
john MURPHY. Secretary. ci6
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MCRNILVA,

OR THE. OUTLAW or TH :. FOREST BY Benjalnin
I - - 10 npLisned this day. al ;. fRESCHo pub
-, & N ig3 broadway. This BOOK iIas brea got p
IN or me coSs !. spi[!ise e5g64T!n E I- II
" mon Clara Dudley, By Old Ava and II ia!s
..ls a, sbye anG al ali the periodical dePois. Price
80, VI se " 49, ais 5u5'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

CARLYLE'S CROMWELL,
rs THIS DAY PUBLISHED. forming No. 50 una ~ oil
lhe Library of Choice Reading beautifully printed on
fine 3aprr with clear ype Price EACH Published
and for rale By WILEY l. PUTNAM, l6l Broadway.
Who have jus, published, THE BOOK OF CHRIST
MAS ny T. X Hervey, VOL beautifully ptined-iorlinS
No SO of the Library OF Choice Reading, 30 ceniS
CONTENr
|. Introductory Chapter. 2. Christmas Day
. Chri,Imns Season 10. ST Stephens Day.
8 Feelings of the Season. II. New Years Eve.
a Signs of the Season H. New Years Day.
s. The Christmas Day. l3 Twefh-Duy and Twelfli'
& 81 Thomas Dry. night.
:. Sports OF This Season. H. SAINT Disnn's Day
q Christmas Eve l5 Conclusion.
This Is Irp. interesting book Il tells all about Christ
mas with MI The po-trv and seuiimcn connected with IT,
and some The abuses OF and how 10 keep cherfuy
pleessn, book aud NJ instructive book and partcu
lar t.co osc ~ Christmas Itself was, and
viii hr bui festive Like viii. nooas of sober contemplation
and family thought and sweet capets ol poetry and
.n.,ciI.. ;,r aid sungs IN Y Evangelist Gl6 2lis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

r3- Members of the Zoi>t's Association VIII
meet al American Hall this Tuesday evening Suulect OF
debate What is Vital Magnetism" Persons not mem
beers admitted payment o ll Cts The pamphlet vi h.
Jones Will be father reviewed. Fer order
il A. WING Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
NEW WORKS.

NEW w OhAS,
DECEIVED By WILLIAM TAYLOR, No. Astor
II House
Cornwels Letters aud Speeches, with illustrations hy
Thomas Carlyle, vol. Price 81.
No. IL Peuay Magazine. Price p cts
The Book Crismas, descriptive OF the customs, cere-
monies traditions uper-litons iun ETC. etc OF the Christ
ma. season, by Thos. X Hctyey. Price % Cts
Also. Annuas aud Gifts for the loldsys-amonE winch
are The Poets Gallery OF Beauty; Drawing Room scrap
Book Forget Me Not; The GIN: Leaflets of Memory
Snow FlaEc Odd Fellows Offering; American Poets Gitl'
Rose OF Sharon; Missionary Memorial and gren! variety
of Juveniles gcler h ell the new publications, maya
zlnes &C For sale Wholesale aud retail by
do 2us WM TAYLOR, No. . Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
THE COURT OF DEATH.


PAINTED BY REMBRANDT PEALE, called the
Courr OF Death" Will be- open for short time 10 the
public on Tuesday the 9Th si. the ENnhtlon Room o
ihe National Academy of Design corner oi b.vSaway & %
OF n century ago elected lhs admiration OF nearly Souuo
visitors I'm, .en preserved excellent condition. and has
since been greatly improved by retouoes from IN M ~ "
il author Ii contains j figures OF the slIeot Lie
Admission p cents Season Tckets 81 cents DescriPuve
pamphlets 10 be had at the door. To be seen from ~ A. NJ
Till 10 Z. VI. ue Nua
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

"A This week commencing Monday, Dec l5th, ls+.Spen
did performances every evening y o'clock, aud ednes
day ana Saturday afternoons al O'clock. The Manager
has engaged the celebrated Scotch Giant aud Gisness
Also the Hydro-oxygen Microscope; the beautiful anu
brilliant Dissolving Views and the ChromAtrope-tost
,har with the following talented performers MI !. j.
Wnche the cnownedmitator and dIollcrl; Miss amy
Drrrug graceful and accomplished Danseuse, MT " H.
Whillocs Madan. Rockwell the famous Fortube-IeAer.
Admission . cents. Children under ", IL! cents.
cent. rxlrn cnnsnt the Fortune Teller prlyatcly
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auetio,t Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aucioneer
RY BANGS, RICHARDS IL PLSTT.-stofe
hp eDi Broad ~ay-LibeIa Cash Advances mace on eoi

JOSIAH RICHARDS Anciioneer.
RY BANGS, RICHARDS ~ PLAT SIf'-s.oro
he eot Btoad~ay-LibeIal Cash Advances mafe on con-
uients Tor Auction Sales.
THIS MORNING. Dec 18th. at 10 O'Clock
LNkGt SALE OF HOLIDAY PsssENTS-A large and sp!en-
eid assortment OF fancy articles and stationery suitable Tor
n9day s consisting OF Pspeues snd Souvenirs Pspier
Mnc- ana Gard Bsskcts Racks and Cases,
largo variety OF Cameo snd Puzzles Iuktands.
Back cannon Boards. Ch--s Men, EasSsh Note Peper
boxes OF Wafer Coors &c
FRIDAY EVENING, Dee 18th
At 81 O'Clock, al the Auction Room.
VALUABLE PSIvATE LIsRAsy.-A large and valuable Pr
Library Of choice Books IN various departments OF
literature; eiegar, Illustrated WORKS Books In Italian
languages ac Among the collection Is complete and
Gne copy OF Napoeons work on Egypt the bess
edition on velu paper :5 vols folio NcKenr-ys History
OF The North American Indians, vols io'o
~ COTTON & co. Auction ard Commission Mer
chants Nos us FultOn-st- ard 81 Ann-st Liberal aa-
yanss made on consigumerts ard prompt returns made
WEDNESDAY, Dee fih.
SEryIry SALE or FvKs, MuFFS. Cars Ac--Compr;stng
lsrgs assortment OF LyGN Nuts. lol GeHeus do !' Co
new do A.,o, large quantity OF NgGHs, o'ter' huses
FUR SEA-. glazed sik velvet ana glazed tops, octogon
cloth fancy seale Caps, wsseptoo has !e' poss
and Tippets lot cap trimmings store hAtues Ae- &c
FRIDAY, Dec 18th
Al 10 O'Clock at the Marble ard IL SdsL LAST OF sd'sv
SHyRIpF SALE-Beisg all ,he right ute and interest Oh
Patrick Br.rn OF in and the Stock OF AaIo.e Manu,
flc,ured aud otherwise. Also s interest IL inc s'saia
Engine said premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

rSr- l.. Is. Binsee IL Co. have received pcr Albany
al invoice very superior Paris Calf skins nnd Pntrn,
Leather which hey offer Tor sale by al moderate
pnccs. die iws.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

Y Families residing IN tie upper part OF The CITY, are re-
sn.c,iuy invited call and examine the assortment o
Cakes of all description fresh daily al the old established
Bakery No. 50 Corilund.st Orders thankfully received
Cakes sent free OF expense auy pat OF the city, by
d3 Inn. GEO ARCULARIUS' SON
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

ENECUTORS' SALE OF Real Estate on Fear,
T. Greenwich aud OaK -.s-The sub-cIioefs, cAeCuUl7
of the last will and testament OF jacob Drahe !a. o S |
civ OF New York, deceased viii sell al PUBIC
Thursday December 10Th, Iai5, d, l. clocA noon W "
FRANKLIN Auctiuneer. the Merchants E-4ch chaise'
in th SAID CIV the following valuable property oriAs
part ui the Real Estate Of the said eststoI: o, r;t
: The and buildings known a. NJ. l9t o'e7r 1et
-tret.. on resterIy side, between rl!oG az
f,s.. hin 6 feet inches IL rUri . ,-L II 'e rear
feel on the rortn-ry side and Us e-L on le sou-He sue
h IN sarne more or l-ss l. present occupied as
bakery under lease 20 the let May, iH'4i o. al iS "
SI2OO ard all lakes and repairs
Tn. LOT and hre slory onch house ard store VIE gran
front In h- rs story known rs no 3si feaflslTet 90
.id- between OAK and Madison streets, being
D I frrt and rear aud by deed Oh the southey side 81
@ orh-. and on the norteriy side 81 feet tore or less
t y cua survey measuring ei ee Inches and % iret
inc6. The lease OF the above 81 goo per annsn Will
expire on the lst OF May next
3 The TWO story bricA dwelling house and LOT know as
No - sE-sreet the norheriy side between Oliver aud
Catherine Streets being ~ feet front and rear aud oo ieel on
each side more or less. ,..i.,,
4 rrhe Two story bdca dwelling house and lot saoinns
. aoye known No a OaastEset, belrg ~ lset '"u'
snd rear by ~ feet each side more or lees ,ti,
J. The story brick dwelling nouse hho Io =; ,aI
know, ns Nc 80 Oak--lfre, being ls ieet ieu ~ ,
and rear oy 80 feet on each side more or less VIZ,
-, ,i- - jf An s.y IN cumncn with the lois OF
street T1r-e houses are fened uh''i -N "
al 3 70 per anuuIa each ,.- .,s ,.f. for eyaui-
Macs OF the above described properly are Ia @ -,
nation at the Office OF the A4ciioneer' 81 49, - CoPS,S
lr narticulsrs as 10 terms of sale &c aPpy S &c.,
or 10 the Aucuoueef IA aoose- 90.
Nrw-Yors, Noyernb-r I'm, ,,s .stS, 5p .ur
SsS14HHlSs5 S5Sf N ! 4f#8s s5sHSzH SHzFdH
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Drp GOODS.
TNPARALLELED REpUCTIONs.-J

UNPARALLELED nEDU UCIIuNS.-Ja re-
Y c-y-d by ; Barker. 29 Grand-sL entire iHvoce Of
DE-. LANES Ca-nin-r-s, kc hs STOCK oi ohtcr
lately failed. which mas been boueh al about one A! OF US
value and Will sold sccordlngy among when may De
found Ulu De Lanes, such Is nave been sens TOT
q 81 u:l be- sold FOR Is Is I'd snd = per
ward yards Cashmeres such have been selling o
j. aai j- 81 will be sold for only "a per yaa SN~
yHrts Paris R-pps such as have been sens ior os os ou
lut ; yvil be sold tor = and : Cd per yard.
The ab0v- goods ere warranted 10 be = TO 10 per cent
cheaper 1n they have uern offered retail IN mis-
Civ and ali wish by handsome dress for liite
money respectfully invited 10 call aId Tor themselves
Also rt ral- assortment OF plaid ssurcd and striped
silks which Will sold very reduced prices Also Jet
and blue black Gro de- Berlin, Poi DE Sol Gro dc Rhines
Italians &C SC Also very nch SGlin striped and watered
49, 80 ; ''1"i' sHAW!.Sl SHAwLS!
A complete assortment OF long and square Psls Cash
mere Shsws which VIII he reduced . per cent from
former pnccs together with great variety OF al the d
rrru styles cf Sravs be found In this ar.et 10 The
animation o! which special invitation l. given oy
Sus ; BARKER. -Sl Grantst
GREAT BARGAINS II Laies' Hats At 5e' Grand
NJ cheaper than auy honse N the city Dress cap
great variety and very ccsp either wholesale or retail
dl6 81 ~ NJ j DRuMMoND. $40 GInnd..1
VNTRIkkY RED DKiPEkI MusAus. embroidered
Tor sale by TAYLOR s HOWE, :! CedaT-sL
A-o, few very rich embroidered Swiss Dresses for
evenings. dlb twls
WHITE >ATiNs-SupeFor Sa.ns. JUS; re-
dc SUI. GEO H. WILLIAMS. q Excharge place:
EEO. IL. WILLIAMS, y EXctsns,. place, has
O co!orc4 SGtias and Sain Ribbons Vrlve, Ribbons,
black and coors d; various widths tr4b, inazsrIne blue
AMI Other Velyet, Cashmeres Reps Gin ghs,s and
other goods lacrs Camhrics embroidered Collars
and Ch-.nseies, and muslin trimmings; Barese;
goods thread aDd needle stores gents rich Cravats,
Sc-rs. &c. MI -oiisu
VELVET KIBBUNS Q; geaou. cg,crs SUD w.dlns.
for sale by GEO. H. WILLIAMS,
MI II. q t.HchHnr'-ni'r-