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CPLENDID American and French paper-hang.
~ ings.--I have just received large and superb
assortment Of paper-hangings, amongst which there
is collection Of Fresco paper, the handsomest ever
offered for sale in this market have also received
several patterns Of embossed paper, which is alto
gether Of a new style.
Every thing in the upholstering line executed in
the latest and neatest styles and with the greatest
despatch. have large quantity offreboard prints,
which will sell exceedingly low.
]. ALEXANDER,
Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th streets,
FOR RENT, store and cellars on Pennsylvania
avenue, south side, between 9th and 10Th streets;
having been newly painted and put in good repair,
to good tenant the rent will be moderate. Apply
to J. ALEXANDER, Agent.
April l2-3taw2w
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InT cCULLOCH'S UNIVERSAL GAZET-
llvl TIER completed Dictionary, geographical,
statistical, and historical of the various countries,
places, and principal natural objects ia the world,
by J. B. McCulloch, esq; now completed, in two
pages EACH American edition, in which the articles
relating to the United States have been greatly multi
piled and extended and adapted 10 the present con-
tion Of the country and to the wants Of tie citizens
just completed.
Jan. 30 FRANCK TAYLOR.
VXTHl SATIN AND ENGLISH KID
wv SLIPPERS.--Just received, a fresh supply
pf the latest style. Fine kid and morocco Paris
hes and slippers, for 81.
J. Z. FOWLER g. CO.,
Corner of llth and F streets; and
w. MANN,
4 Between Sd and Al streets, Penn. avenue,
Sign Of the large boot
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C,HEIAPER THAN EYER AT THE NEW
respectfully informs the public that he has just re-
ceived large and beautiful stock Of new spring
goods, which no intends selling, q he hap hess&ofore
done, twenty-five per cent less than hsy can be
ges being such al to have enabled him q pprchase
his stock very cheap, induces him TO 6ifsr 10 the
public great bargains. Please call end exaInine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere, cor,sssing off,
A large assortment Of new style balsarins lawns
A large assortment Of new style csmbric lawns
Do DO slk and barge
shaws and scarfs ", s5ss IN ,sG
large assortment Of lace n'I p sna . ~ M
A large assortment of r. ''yls prints III
dena, Rutland and Braid bonnets nv I
A large assortment Of new style sunshades, para
GENTLEMENs WEAR.
spelendid assortment Of wooldyed black and
splendid assortment Of wooldyed blaek and
A splendid assortment Of light casainspss and
linen drillings sl ~ s
splendid assor.men. Of fancy twssda, III eolors
Summer cloths, cashmersts, drsp d'etea, and plaid
Also, q very extensive assortment Of domesics Of
every description. s5 asas "
Gentlemens garments made up in the nsatesf and
most fashionable styles, Al the shortsst noce and "a
warranted % At and 70 please " all cess.: es
ST. WALL,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 9Th strests.
opposite Centre Market.
April 19-2aw3w
--..-- : :. -. 49, : ----- -
,HEAr ~ CASn ~, SIZE 1S : SlOnh n. ~ 4; Eow-
=. - Ter 20, lin ana streets and ~. Mann,
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS NEW 0oonA
IN The subscriber, Of Ia lale I'm q D1ll1Z& ~
tsp, and Of tho mors rsesns 1sD Il E11y = Cp(ts
would respectfully inlorn IL peroas e. ~ "o11 -
s.bll:hed housc"thss be kas just vsesnn6a aom he
North with splendid as16g(nsesx ~ Fanoy and 6la-
Pic Dry Goods, Consisting q FNlbch, Brifish, and
American usnufhcture, and sashoeing sv~y variety,
style, and description ~ ssasuqshIs wser, III Of
which he offers for cash. osso p6mpe eusaoasrp, 1t
the most reduced market psiess. rschanss ~ ~
quested to call and give III s(ock iAoeongh e4ami-
nation before making shsir ssleclicns. ne names,
in part
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In tAia 1aferiaL
Rich Paris bereges, newstyle
Do bslzarines, great bargains
Do balxarins lawns
Do jaconct muslins
London chintzes, lawns, and mullins
Do organdie ginghams
In silks.
Rich chameleon poult Dc sole
Black and satin-striped Amus silk
Do plain do do
Do mourning do
Halfmourning Foulard do
Fancy do do
Il gh-colorsd poult Dc sole
In showls and scarfs.
Extra rich embroidered Grape shawls
Low-priced do do do
Rich Hernania do
Assorted berege do
Do silk do
Rich Cashmere scarfs
Rich beregs do in great variety
In .AlpuccGs and Bom6asins.
R p, !" A r 'ilk $ chain
Medium and lev-priesd A'psos. .ilk chain
JET do do do
Together with Irish linens, sheetings, diapers
Table linen, damask table cloths, and napkins
Gauze fannels, vestings, gambroons, drillings
French linens, Swiss muslins, jaconet cambria
Plaid muslins, silk and cotton hosiery
Cotton sheetings, shirings, and pillow-case
linen
Birdseye diapers, and great variety Of goods
for boys summer wear A
.AIso,
5000 yards low-priced calcoes
5000 do longcloth cottons
~ R. EsIEp.
April Q6-eo3tif
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ELowER sEEDS.--A supsrior lot o. choies
Il Flower Seeds, to-day rsseeived fox ~ BY.
Mar 10 j. p cALAANs
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April

NEW GUITAR MUSIC, just ecsivsd.--wM.
In FICHER, Pennsylvania avenue, two Aeora
east of 18th street. has just received the following
new music, which will be sold At four csnts psr
page:
H9s s .sy s " ss forever arrange. Or q wass
When night comes DER the plain; arranged by Well
land
Heaven lgh, this scene Of misery, arranged BY
I drcsms that Idwelt in marble halls; arranged BY
Ny heart returns to thee again arranged by wsilland
The pilot; do do do
Beautiful Venice; do do do
Dermot Ashore do do do
Oh why desire to light that face; do do do
Rondo from da File du Regiment; arranged by
Kuffner
Six popular German values
'Twas ten o'clock; arranged by Weilland
Then you'll Remembrance; arranged by Weilland
Rome thou art no more; do Do do
have come from happy lsndj do do do
Mary Gray; do do do
The Gondolier, arranged by Bale.
April 81
CHEAP SHOE sToREs.-You are hereby no
" tilted to be and appear at one of our shoe stores
on or before the first time you want new pair OF
Boots or Shoes and then and there it yourself from
a large assortment at prices 10 suit the times.
j. z. FOWLER q Co.,
llth and strssts, and
w. MANN,
Sign Of the LARGE BOOT,
Penn. av., near u street.
April IL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
UsErUI voIIDAY pREsgNTs.

ERANCIS II LOUTREL. = Maiden-anc wonld invite
the attention o their friends and the public TO their iase
assortment OF valuable and useful articles suitable or pres
enis consisting in part of gold silver penccases
with heads superior gold pens in gold and silver cases
complete with pencil suitable for ladies' and gentlemen
writings portfolios embossed finished with and with
out lock pockebook and card OF leather velvet and
IVORY beautifully mounted in variety daily menorau-
DUN hook for 1886 pocket edition. the pocket companion
complete writing apparatus in portable form; Rogers
Sons superior pen and pocket knives some win pencil
case attached entirely article; chessmen different
patterns che. boards back CANNON boards domnoes el-
cgauty gilt playing cards note paper; noe envelopes
spansled motto seals motto weie's &c
and ink ;ravs OF bronze ebony horn gnum vr French
porcelain pump, elegantly g, rich cut glass elegant cut
ard figured glass of vagUC. eizes and patterns neautu
,rhl and bronze desk or paper weights card racK- pen
wipes k purses; ivory tablets porcelain taoeis pear
and ivory folders; extra flushed penhcders porcelain
slates: trans parent states, &C. &c.
i1o 2,vie - Msidenane.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
NEW-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

~,oNTESTS FOR SATURDAY. DECEMBER os.-
P0ETRY-To the Past by James Russell Lowell :
Laws v Rev. John Pisrpont; Chri.tr.s is Com
- 0bo Ono: T!ranks giving; Ne~-dampshire, by John
q ybitt;s1 WINTER and Want; Extracts from Book: Of
w MT The Linden Leaf What Solitude; The Pill
; s,,ral ode by Hon. Judge Davis II. EDlTORl-
Wb.rs are we Now Annexation OF Texas; Corsti-
ti,onsI Reform; Branch Mint II Ne,rYo
- The Hours OF Labor; Oregon and the Chances
~ iy- rbe Texas IuiGui,y Whittier We Tending
~ Th " syonn- democracy; Western Railroads, &c III.
ppI .f-Sonth Carolina; New Hampshire; Msssa-
tln,ts MINI District Massachusetts " NEWS
p,,xs OF CoxGRE:s Fifteen Day. Later from Eu-
@ .csda: .pondence OF the Newly Tri-
, WsshIn ytoD. Philodephia LigerPool, Sc From
Ia,e from Kingston Jsrsca; Later from s. Do
IeSssi Ea.T t Baeno- Avr-s Sixteen Days Lister from
Hi,nao, IIi'o5 xc y MISCELLANEouS-Nouce OF New
and Book. for the Holidays; The Pilgrim Fes.
Ts-nt Crsis in The Cause Of Temperance Facts
s So;ice; TIE Art-Rent Movement Ne7r-York
or1Ts ~, W S1rietv Case OF John Cough The Farmers
~ @ 1r.ron-Hzar Friend; Christmas and the Poor
L",aiS - ~ Tsn-: The Potato Disease; Report OF the
- of Iniizn Affairs; The Mount Lebanon Mis-
70, ~ Albert J. Tirreli; The Oregon Country
1lon, III iii " V and VI; CITY Items, from The n
b.!isf7 LII ~ me VI COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
po;,rs Stocks Money. Cattle Market &C
single copies, put up IN Wrappers lot '07 Das' CELL
obtnined At the desk-prlce OF een,S .S ,-.,. ~.
r. TERMS-S2 per year. All SUBSCRIPTIONS psySo'
innsaRis GREE LEY ~ ( McELRATH, Tribune Buldings
Cor Spruce and Nsssau-sts opposite The City aniL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
uOTTDaY GIFT BOOKS.

H. G. LANGLEY, Booksellers, Asor House, re.
snecffIlly request tie inspection OF their friends and
rchasers 10 their choice and valuable collection OF ee
20 ,tiv ernbelli-hed works adapted for presents Among
Stn,,tmerous richly illustrated works of the season
IT Tb. new English and American Annu4ls-Picoria and
endo I'd works-Ilusrsied Editions OF the Poes-Famiy
var led assortment of Bibles Oxford and American edi-
on. in various styles OF binding.
HOOKS Of Common Prayer-Numerous editions ot the
a ~ Common PRAYER various styles OF binding, in
cIvding SD lendid specimens OF rich velvet, &c
Irvsniia Works.-A large and extensive assortment OF
n,ya-i Works consisting Of thousand dfereot
Slnds-Game and Puzzles.
The whole orHGg o te most attractive assortment
,f s,ti,Ias f,r pre.euis be- found in he ct2.
Fl c. L. be. Stale 10 their friends and the public,
,bs II viii he their npar 10 their establishment the
80, which hgve hitherto been acknowledged Rs
H. cbsrart.ris-ics Variety sHd Economy; and they
vo,id state those VINO favor them With their
tAnt lsv msvr-ly upon obtaining works adapt.
I'D Tor fs s-s>on their store, IN de.she variety
snJ ON Terms Of economy by any oher house
GU aI'u ~, v" - o. o24 lws
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
FALL AND WINTER Goods.

NSTM 4. JENNINGS 4 co. Diapers and Talors, In
w porers Of Cloths and Csssineres Nesnngs, &c, 81
Broadway American HOTEL opposite the Fountain are In
receipt of new goods for Fall and
Winter wear, comprising, French and English Cloths for
Dress and Frok Goats In OF syes
Tweeds, Ac. for OverCoas, which Will be made up
the aid OF efficient corps Of CATERS
he found in the country, an essential point In the
economy 10 which would direct and In rendering the
style and character OF garments such as must satisfy The
dlscrm,natng that views OF cheapDess not oaaod
on production OF other than hrst rate garments
Such have sustained system OF small profits
retrus and prompted the solicitation OF call from those
who would really effect saving Of the extra per centage
levied under the credit aystsu-
The attention directed 10 the Punloons department must
Inducements those who appreciate III
combining and elegance
In addition the usual assortment OF goods kept py mo
trade have always hand ready made Dress and Frock
Goats Pantaloons Vests &c TO the requirements of
Also Fancy Dress Articles In great variety Scsns Crsva
Handkerchief Gloves, Suspenders Hosiery, esu
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c &e ais Il
NEW YORK CASH TAILORING Es,abiah.
men l87 Broadway, three doors below the franklin
House The subscribers would call tho attention ot lhe
customers and the public large and we'll selected
assortment OF Fall and Winter Goods Embracing Hl the
latest styles OF French and English Peo Coths or winter
garens fancy Bonjeans elastic Casstmeres OF
entire patterns very rich styles OF Silks Cashmere
and Velvet Vesngs suitable for the coming AL OF
which will he made order few hours poce, Gnd In
the superior style for which the establishment has
been long celebrated
Employing the cutting department The best talent N ho
CITY we do not hesitate challenge comparso with any
In point of syle elegance and workmanship Athe snmo
time prices will convince the most skepuca uat hrsi
rate garments he furnished at very reduced rates for
cash We would also call attention to the fency Depar
connected with the establishment where cah De ound
every article requisite complete genuenans WARDROBE
Of and richest Materials selected oy our ageni
In the Psrs and London markets Also an assortment OF
ready made Dress, Frock Goats and winter garments Oh
every description for the accommodation OF those requiring
articles Of dress for immediate use. >or,, IN
I e %.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

MANUFACTURED and selected with and skill, Of
ll good materials and quality aud offered for sale at very
reasonable prices pretending sell gold watch cost
and fling in dozen silver spoons-bu will give good
article low price possibly he sold. bill will
be given with each article sold if desired, guaranteeing the
quay Assortment of gold aGd silver Watches.
Chains Keys Pencils Pens and Spectacles Stone and Hair
Bracelets Rings. Brooches, sc. &C.
Careful attention repairing all kinds Watches and
Jewey. Old gold and silver taken n exchange its full
value. or bought for c1sh.
HUBBARD G. STONE, iol Broadway,
d2i tJIis Corner of Waker-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
Books.
cIFTs FOR THE HoLrDAYs,

GIFTS tOh db dOLlOAfS.
rE1HE PROPRIETOR respectfully solicits the attention OF
his Old customers and the pubic general his splp-
did asso!ten of AuHuals and other articles designed of
presents rhici are the following the Gems OF the
" cath Rose of Sharon. and ForgeiMeSo; also Mrs.
Sirourney- Poems, Mrs Hemanss Works Popes. Burns.
Yvron'. Sbasspeare's Cowpers and Thonlpson's, with
Rodgerss Poems; Bibles Prayer Book, Hymn aud Psalm
BooSs-nl supeIhy bound for gifts and variety OF
Juveniles Games and fancy artlorssi which will he sold
al a. amazing low price nv a. MAZE.
d23 9w;.. 81 Bleecke-.sj opposite Burton
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
TIVE KrITcKERBocKER MAGAZINE

rrNHIS old perodca Will commence It's Twenty seventh
i Vol with the No. for January, 1916.
The work has long before the public that the pub
Usher deems unnecessary 10 set forth lis Eed
claims 10 general favor books show the appreciation
of our lsbors The number will appear in entirely
rev beautiful types ali It's departments Now is the time
for new subscribers to come in.
Terms = per annu payable in advance Told subscribers
who wish their volumes bound have them done in the
best manner at the Office. JOHN ALLEN, Publisher
dpt 7,aodia lSo Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

E.TKE WIG ALMANAC for 1916 contains an
Article on the subject of the Oregon Territory which
WILDE found very interesting Mt this particular time 1t
also contains complete List of all the Senators and
Members of the House OF the next Congress, besides
rss. amount of other matter Statistical pplitcal and
Miscellaneous The price is only l25 cents per copy or
slper dozen 1t may be obtained Of any Of the Book
seusrs or Country Merchants.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
prr ! n NEwMAN.s SECESSION.

II APPLETON co publish thi, day-an Essay on the
N.,n,p autEur ot Psrochial Sermons Lectures on
Im,;.;raon ntc etc. vol 2To paper cover5o ceDls-
IT, production hg ate eminent divine nj tie
t.h Church (vho-e recent secession 10 Romhnsn has
cand r.si sensation both in Europe End the United
ro1ro, fail Of being read with the greatest interest
Sb c me cerrv and Lsi; Every page displays the su-
thos profound TneoGgfa s ,sa[piGg asd Ts Christmas
=, ROME. by the Rev. W ]. Kip ". 4. author OF
..'s Doube Witness o the Church.. &c elegant VOL
15e-1nrice 81 a spicy, interesting and valuable Gin
Rooe FIR the present season
DJos Jast Arnods History OF Rome 2elegan'
vG-s n; oCaIIsghsns History OF NewNeherand. vol
svo-S2 -. et:..,.,. nd 7 ;,., ,ta, ,or,o
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
TRUT,Y SPLENDID WORK

DECENTLY IMPoRTEO-The Poets Gallery of Beau
INV with p very exquisite iemse portrslis IN the high
es, siyle of the pendid vol folio. richly hound ia
Turkey Moro-cO-l Or the beautifully colored S5,
The annuals teauIy books of every name and snd
r thrown far into the shsCs h most exquisite specimen
of pictorial elegance and h-aiy Jus. published IN London
and Obtained al tie bookstore Of Wiley Putnam-beng
t- FRS, number u SERIES The design is 10 form gallery
OF those Imaginary beauties whose charms have inspired the
most popular Brush pOetsihe portraits being painted by
eminent artists engraved by under the immediate -ll'
,,-rn,-ndeoca OF Mir Edward Fnden, whose burn seems
10 have an admitted monopoly oi female oveItness The
M OF r.; FOR this kind OF Illustration s Moore end
m have this p.rb volume charming pictures
of charming women such he has described or Hc-
dreseo in his melodies and other poems-5aautitu as the
skill ard taste could depict them. in various cnarac
ie,s attitudes aud .xpres-iols The size OF the volume
LARGE ouarto-as admitted of ample dimensions for a en-
gravings and certainly they D- admitted 10 exhibit the
,,ay ,r lection of what may called the Vignre iyt-
ro,nniu the h.hss; degree OF soitnsss aud hpish WIN
.arv. treatment Eacf roTa!t - acconphned by short
descriptive essay furnished by Mrs ;. c. Hall and the
.suy of each enhanced by wonderfully nch and asle-
mi D6rd.r ia arabesg which Hdvse ali who purchase
The volume 10 exam1e with close attention. after they lave
gnzed sufficiently upon h- lovely features I'll the iaiy Al
together unguesnonhbly The gen. not only OF the
season the and a. The price Is very small,
comparativeIy, its sale " III no doubt be extensive
Commcrcisl Advertiser.
4s5 ot;s WILEY PUTNAM, Importers, l6l Rroadw way.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
rrana.. snr.nnnriIln and Wild Cher.

r7e- Dr. Woods Sarsapnriila and wild Cher
ry Bitters-The popularity acquired by ihes5 b;Ite:
~ r,enden as il is chy erited. Throughout the land the
sounds are loud in praises OF its power IN aevaun
MISERY Ii has taken persons out Of Inc poo5noue aag
pno, nar from ned OF long suffering, and made hun az IN
useful se and family Hereditary suors eysp,s Is
-s;cacy sold wholesale aud retail by WYATT x
KETCHAM l2l FutonsL; al retail By Dr. w ID Miin ~.
spd Grand Geo o. Gum corner Bleecker and Chrst'-
pher D-' 'I-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
Books.

aNNUALsk GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, AT
VETM II GRAHAMS. Tribune Buildings, Nus.aD-sL-
w Grshas Paror Annual for 1916 contains ten hne steel
engraving. This Is The cheapest Annual published Phee
The snovr Flake Price S. 50.
The DiadeIn for 1876. Price = -.
The Gn roF Is46, esiG Pries - y
Tb- Whip Poor-will, BY George P. Morris Price IS cts
I.as Rposh. beautifully III. s.
Lady uf the Lake, beautifully III.
Lung.-los- Poems. healtflllyilL H. -.
Complete Works of n ?. Willis. IS
The Rro-e and Poetry Of Europe and America = So
The Forset-Se-No Lad y Album, Maguois Slo.s R0-c
Msrry. Museum. Hous-ksen-rs Annual. Boys and Girls
Library ard Other Books aud Gifts su;;ube or
Ch.!fren, too numerous 10 mention
Cirsh-tn's Magazine for January I846, splendid No
Subscription price s. per No. = cents.
Ths Ladies National Magazine for January subscrip-
lion =. ls: cents per No
Monie1uua the las, Of The Azets. : vols. Price 81.
Erost's Pictorial World No Z Price . es H..
El-n0r Wyys or the Young Folk OF Longbr;dse edited
by Cooper. , vols. Price IS cents.
bv DIS nj. vvM Il GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings
SPLENDID RELIGIOUS GIFT BOOKS.
Parents and Guardians wishing 10 MAKE elegant and really
valuable
Nr-g Years P-e,cnt
RE RESPECTFU LIZ invited 10 call and inspect the
n choice adapted the purpose, al
Z. WALKERS Bookstore, Iii Futon.t among which
VII he found the following
Chee-er- Lectures The Pilgrims Progress fourth edi
ton, with numerous steel engrsvings morocco binding.
Dowlins's History OF Romanism eighth edition. with -
The Missionary Memorial containing about 30 orisins
papers by celebrated American writers. embelished by
frontspiecr oil coors bound morocco gilt
The W rsah Of Wild Flowers, collection OF articles in
prose and verse
History Bible prousely illustrated and bound in
morocco gilt
Bible Biography embellished by engravings.
Wonders Of the World with go engravirgs handsomely
bound.
Pictorial History of the Revolution with numerous
plates, extra gilt
Guide 10 knowledge, win 500 engravngs, elegantly
bound.
The New Annuai for $40.
Also elegant editions OF the Bible snd Common Prayer
in beautiful and velvet bindings; Albums, Blank
Boos.. Scrap b Books plain sni fancy Stationery, &c.
Hookhndng in all its varieties, executed with despatch
ana reasonable terms. T.. NALkER,
dls Li-. Publisher Bookseller and Binder IA Fultorst
ELEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS.
TNHE COMPLETE WORKS OF n. P. Willis. Prose and
L Poetica. comprising every thing OF consequence writ
ten ~ Mr. Willis rp June last. Revised and corrected
by himself In one superh octave volume.
SHELLEY'S POLITICAL WORkS.-The Poetical
Works OF Percy Bysshe Sheley-drsi American edition,
(cOmrlee) with remarks the poei,cal faculty and
its influence human destiny embracing biographical
and critical notice, o. g. Foster. Beautifully printed IN
volume, 6mo. 80 pages Published snd for sale by
dl3 2vs J. 5. REDFIELD. Clinton Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
NEW AND ELEGANT oARPETINGs.

r~ BY the latest arrivals, several invoices OF the
most beautiful patterns oi ANMINsrEk CARPErINGs aso
great variety of FRENCH AuBuSoS CARPETS. suitable for
The richest and upendid styles OF furnishing together
with OF on CLOTHS ever offered 10 IN
prblic with all articles connected win the trade.
Persons furnishing private Residences Hotels or Steam
boats would find it 10 their advantage to cal a.
dle 2wi5 REU BEN SMITHS, JR 25i Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
~, CiIrOn, Prnnes, Almonds

% Cheap Rnisins, CitrOn, Prnnes, Almonds,
&c-A prime Article of Smyrna Raisns at Sd. Best box
Rasns lOd Paper shell Almonds a,1s. 6d with large
assortment OF other Fruits OF the various kinds for sale
wholesale and retail by J. o. FOWLER, $50 Murray,
and 4ss Greenwich.sI cor Ves,ry. d24 6tis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

NEw-ENGLiSD S0CIETf.-This Seciety hav
ing resolved 10 postpone their annual celebration on
the I'D December viii eive Festival Bal IN place OF suc
celebration The evening OF the th OF January nex,
the Asto House Tickets may be obtained from "a! VI u
of Board of Officers the Secretary, ana
The AsIor House
MOSES Ii. GRINNELL, Presi rs Soulh.st-
ALrxEp A. WEExs See,y. 81 WaI!.st dis ojs7ls
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

PORTRAIT AND MINIATURE PAINTER.
" g. LADD. thankful for the extensive patronage so o-
L erslly shown him whilst in Ne*-fork, respectfully
animation Of his pictures His being for the inter
Al the Crotou Hotel. li2 Broadway:
Portraits, full size, painted from so 10 $50
Miniatures $40 10 80.
Likeresses warranted 10 suit
F. L. having been travelling abroad for the last six years.
haers himself thai his paintings be surpas ed BY
those painted by first artists leo caled pces rying
from sv0 10 s2oOl HIS open for visit r. ~
hours during day Ladies and gentlemen rsePer fus
invited To call FRANKLIN B. LApD,
daISs Croeon Hces