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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05
uuMRERT;S
Medico-Elec,rical institute,
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MedicO-E ELECTRICAL InsIllute,
r5,- Established in 1919, for the Treatment OF
Disease by Electricity.-Electriciiy Is valuable
auxiliary remedy all forms of diseased action Properly
anned is prompt and efficient in the oil Acute and
Chronic Rheumatism, Govt Nervous Headache, general or
partial Debility, suppression or retention OF The Menses
Cuteneous ETupiions Inflammation OF the Eye or Ear
pain in the Side Back Limbs, Muscular Coniraciions
Swell;ngs and other similar diseases-arestng generally
In a few DAYS accommodating misery OF months or years
after ali the other OF medical art have been ed
and abandoned despair Dr. H. that the successful
reanen, Of by Electricity for &c years in this CITY,
enables him 10 dispense altogether with public testimonials
or references He may be consulted by those unacquaned
with the remedial OF Electricity usual, graIuoUsy
daily from a NJ to p Nj. The very poor attended 10
s--at,, between the hours OF s and p NJ.
Dr. A. C.. HUMBERT. Medical Electrician,
OBS Western Otnce No. 81 Sulhvan-st Spring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

IT United Brothers of Tempcrancc-Associa
ton No. inject this evening O'clock the Hall,
per Broadway and Grands fun attendance is request
ed as officers the ensuing viii nominated
DANIEL BARNES, President
rov.un RuRgE Sec'y. IL
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

n, sJ;, Sutton. from CtGrieston-Miss Hefron, Miss
yy;isor Mcssrs II Anderson, J Long p A White.
In ship Suhana, from Ner- orleaas-Miss Cook and
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" The iiulsred Literary Society, connected
with The Union Theological Seminary, VIII hold It's 'irs An
niversary the Chapel OF the Seminary this evening al ~
O'Clock. Music by the Haydn Society n5 It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

rlcr-The Shend of the City and County New York and
MS Deputies would respectfully notify the Landlords and
Attorneys OF this City, that hey prepared TO execute
Landlords Warrants End the forecosing Of Chatel Mort
CAGES with purctIsiy and despatch. Application 10 be
msde the Shera's Office, No = In the City Hall
WM JONES, Sheriff
Uar-YnrS Au- I5 1s.5 4ui. Smis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

JOHN ]. SWIFT. AucnOneer No. To- Pefry-eL
SWIFT & MORGAN will sell on Tuesday, Nov
- IL. al y O'clock the Merchants Exchange the
story brick cling house, with good basement and atcs,
No 55 Pery.s between Washington and Wee dis
SO It ms from the easeriy line OF Wess The house
81 f. ina In front III depth the North lne IS n and
thence eas,erly . f--mskng 7s itn the q n
Sins and in depth the souhery line T. Il ms.
less.
$1,000 of the purchase money remain on bond and
mortgage. For further particulars apply the auconsers
MS st eodAM&T*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

r Meeting Of the National Association Of Inventors
wii be- held pursuant pumeDt al ine Brohdwey House.
Thursday evening, Nov o. at ocloci 10 hesr 'ne Iepo
OF ms Comnes on The rc,nainng articles OF the Consu-
,ion L. d GhLE, Secretary. II"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

~ Nesy-Yorls Inv schooI.-INTRopuCToh
LECTURE. FREEING. CigRgg will deliver the InIodnc-
tory Lecture In large room Clinton Hail. on Iufsdsy
eyenDg Inc 9Th OF November inst III half pas O'Clock -
straightforward ind Legal Reform. I'd JUS
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EAILED.

sbips Helena, Canton; Espindola Havre Tallahasse,
Mobile.
Bark Genesec, Orleans.
Brig Tarquna. Kingston. Jamaica.
Scbr MARY Ames. Boston; and others Wind WSW.
The above vessels and others have been detained sew
oral DAYS nv adverse winds and weather. They pro-
ceeded % sea yesterday with fine Westerly breeze.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

rT-ccnernI Society OF VI echanicr md Trades
men of the Civ OF New orkThe monthly Meeting OF the
Society viii be held The Institution, In Ctosbyst. hin
e' ns 4. A'''' - -" ISAAC FRYER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

Longleys Pahscea the popular and sovereign
nary aeeons OF me Kidneys Joins, digestive and uri
y o'eshs Is sold St II Cortlapd-sL ms 2ieI,d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

STOYES.-SHEPARD 4 co. having enlarged and
= neTfecet their assortment OF Stoves for the Fail trade
hoh for wood and coal, oder 10 their friends and
toners an unequaed variety OF economical and beautiful
.nt Hall Church and Office Stoves, Of all szes and the meat
varied and beautiful patterns. AZ these have been well tes
cd would be almost useless 70 that they form tho best
healing stove in the world.
SHEPAkps REyERBERAToRs, for parors Of any hze are
the tasteful cleeny and economical paror stoyo ever
offered.
DR. Norris PATENT Sheet Iron Cylindhc Stove, for halls
or rooms the cheapest powerful catng stove eVe' pro-
duced.
DRuMs statue tabular plain for balls and rooms very
Ornamental and economical hand Rnd made 70 order In
yreat variety Also, sugaros one and TWO ooier Stoves
several Liverpool Anthracite or wood,
BOX or Six wood wood and coal Purio cast iron
irtgh and Laundry Stoves comprise larger assortment
than we have ever offered, " when
we specially call The seEiion OF our southern and western
Coox srovEs-Dr MOTIFS celebrated wood Cook Stoves
with Two lin roasting and baking better nan stove
IN use roasting baking does not Interfere with
broing boiling and ing ID almost universally the case
These especially aped 10 the Southern Market beng
easily managed having no nues sDie 70 oo Io WIN asne
being strong and durable.
Sir sizes of four boiler premium Cook Stoves Of the most
approved pattern for burning either wood coal, sfy
cheap al wholesale retail Also, Cylinder Stove Cast
ms Cylinder Brick, British Lustre yspulDel, Fire Cement
Stow. ornaments Railing Maisble ornaments, Mica texira
szesl Russia and English Eods, Scoops Russo and Eng
ish Pipe Tin Tubes Tor floors and Partitions Registers
doors Doorknobs, Hooks and Hinges Stove Feet for
the de Wholesale and retail Also for foundries
n. B.-Competent workmcn always furnished al short
noca repair and Stoves In first style Also,
worknen for backing Stoves and Crates. at $40 eodis
MOTIFS STOVE WAREHOUSE, 2i2 Watrrst
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4 TUi4I, 1a-ND SILfEI - Nf1f1I5 I-1.. 49,
No. Cortland street, up stairs, corner OF Brosdway
All watches sold this establishment warranted TO per
form well money refunded Watches clocks musical box
and jeelry repaired In the hest manner al he lowest
prices Arrangements have been made with Mi I'm. A.
A having been engaged for nine years in the ceieb!s
, manufactures Europe enables him 10 repair Inc os
complicated work That can be- produced
J. T. WfLLISTON
arS7H,. No. cortlard-st stairs
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WIN. TAYLOR, NO. 2 AsToR HOUSE.

VIM. TAYLOR, NO. ASTON HOUSE,
DECElVES DAILY, and is constantly supplied with all
H the Cheap Publications., Magazines, &c Among the
most recent are the following:
Thyruau, the Bohemian Consprator, By Madame Won
Paslzow, a and thrilling nove-50 cents.
Matilda. Tie Memoirs OF Young Woman, by Sue,
new edition-prce reduced 10 80 cents.
Frpmonts Narrative OF the Exploring Expedition 10 Tie
Rocky Mountains and Oregon, &c.-price 30 cents.
The Odd Fellows Register being list OF all the Lodges
and EncampmenIs in The u. S-price L! cts
New Music-Musc from the Position of Lonjumeau-
Is cents Song believe ii all those endearng young
charns-l2i cents love her sung by Mr.. Templeton
-6t cents, &c. &c
IN IMPRESS.
Sgnor FormcE tale; translated from Inc German OF T.
T. W. Hollmann.s price l2t cents.
nj 2tis WIN. TAYLOR, Nc. 2 Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED

r ECTURES ON THE ENGLISH COMIC WRITER'S
LBy Wh!inn Hazht one volume beautifully printed ;
forming No. the Library OF Choice Reading 30 CENTS
CuSTESTs-1. On Wit and Humor. = On Shakespeare
and Ben Johnson. s On CoSley, Butler Sucking FINER
idge &c. !. On Wycn-rry Congreve, Vanbugh ana ar
qnhar D. On Tie Periodical Essaysts g. On The Ensil.h
Eoyeliss 4 On the Works Hogarth- g. On the Comic
Writings OF lhe Last Century. ,
The Vicar OF Wakefield BY Oliver Goldsmith volume
"The most delicious work OF fictitious composition on
which the human mind was ever employed. " a''e
Scott ,., l.. D.o
Volume 2; beautifully printed. 30 cents
trnodinarv age his lie written by himself Is more anus
inc than a;iy novel snow."-Horace "a!pole
Published and for sale by
WHO WILL SHORTLY PUBLISH
Life of III. Great Condc by Lord Mahon Keats Poems
mud Iil- by Milne; Beauties Li- of Thos. Campbell; Or
gvlands Liz, OF late John Foster; Father Ripas 80
YEAR, residence In China I'd Ills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

~ The National RefOrmers OF the City and
County and a offers who favorable 10 the
Freedom Of the Public Lands, requested TO attend al
Croton Hail. congratulate each other on the increase OF
O'CLOCK
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We heTe never before seen so uplcndid an article
H. as The Vnfnish at 81 Cortland ct where can be had
us sugar Coated Pills a,6d per box MS 2,eod
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INST PUBLISHED

JUST PUBLISHED.
DAILY MEMORANDUM BOOK for lsi6-Pocket edi-
~ ton containing Almanac. Time and Interest Table
a space for Memorandum for each day in the year
This useful article the double purpose of pocket
wallet ard memorandum Sold wholesale and retail by the
publishers FRANCIS LOUTREL
Manufacturing S;atOnerr n Maidenlaae.
Trade SUPPLIED ~ a liberal discount n5 wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

NEW GOODS by the Great Western.-W. ;. Jen-
rings Co. 81 Broadway have just received eaTe
of rc Goods consisting of fancy CassneTes 'clVet sis
and Satin Vesings entire styles, 10 which we INV"
the attention of citizens and strangers W ~.
SALAMANDkR FiKE-PROoF saie - ~ aS.
and Cantiou h hereby given the pubic, and IN par
,cyar 10 C. HOBBS and c. Gayor that all the safes
made by them and by Crandell Rich ard sold by Them or
In ~ ;bsr Rgenrs az Salam1nder Safes infringe
%cnt and copied from the patent grahted 10 D. Fzgered
which palent was ned my brother Enos, and by him
Su have been commenced against the above persons for
h-r Infringement of said patent, sIt III be against ali
who make sell such Safes, the Salan1nder Safes
patented aud DE lawfully made Sold used with
OUT a license from
:. 9 Herring S9 Ws,est is the only person authorized
ia the Stale OF New York, manufacture and sell Wders
Patent SalanAnder Safe Mr. Herring keeps general
scrtuent OF the genuine Salan,andsr Safes on band
M X q WILDER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

NEW AND CHEAP EDITION
OF UERBERTS TRANSLATION OF the
~ WANDERING JEW
Complete 10 Volumes price 30 For SALE wholesale
and retail, by The publishers.
rs Sits RICHARDS " 90 hhu-s.,
The translation By eTbcts elegant aud spiritea ana
the ony on" estimation. worth reaiing IN l. I'io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

warranted cure for the Rheumatism ut q Cortland
oa, ALSO warranted for The Pies and Spanplers
s'asmen', wsrranted 70 cure Saltrheum us Aosd
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WATCHES AND JEWELF

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
L., LOCKWOOD. SCI brsatwHy. maker and easu uTi'v'
In Watches Jewery. Spoons Forks Plated sna W.
80 Goods Spec ares TO suit all ncs Of the arst rlhi GU
roncave and convex glasses. Watch Clocs MUSIC anu
Jeweiry Work executed NJ the lowest prices by
IL. f LOCKWOOD. sol Broad'vay. near MnN- nue. p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

Among the railroad projects notice one for sub.
terranean line in Paris to the termni of the
Northern and Lyons railroads, the entire length being
about 3 miles.
The following statistics in relation 70 the Petitions
in Bankruptcy in this the late Act has been
politely furnished by Mr.. Metcalf Clerk of the u.
s. District Court twas carefully compiled by Mr. Kings
berry one Of the Clerks
Whole number Of Bank Number discharged .2l60
7srupts pe,ionng 246G Not yet discharged. $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05
A. L. FUTILE, Aucronesr.
UCTInN ADMINISTRATORS and Cu

4
UCTI0N NOTICE-Hardwsye and Cuuery.-JA-
IA COB s PLATT will sell This Day al 10 O'clock the
auction room No. Is Paltst general assortment OF Hard
and Cutlery, Table and Pocket
Also, large invoice of Hair and Shoe Brushes.
Also, invoice OF Guns and Pistols.
Also Hooks and Hinges Padlocks Socket Cas,ors Curry
Combs. Screw Drivers, Coach Wrenches
Also, 900 Fire Sets.
Also large invoice OF Horse Brushes Hair do Shoe do.
Also, an invoice OF French and German Fancy GoodG
Also, In cases Toys in original packages
Also, 81 single and double barrel Guns
Also 2n0 pa Brass and Steel barrel P!sios
Also. German and French Goods, viz: Smoking Pipes
casks Waters colored and red yellow and brown
Nlons and Bows Tooth brushes States and Pencils Cray
ons Looking Glasses Toy Watches Botle Corks and La
bells Fire Stlels Tea Bells Powder Flasks Vest and Coat
Buttons Musical Instruments, Flutes Flageoie,s MtAry
Flies Violin Strings Cstgut Percussion Caps, Earrings
Br,tar MA CaatOrs Us IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

TTNO TIE WALL-Sr. BANKS.-Mary McDuln
l. deposited during the month Of September S15 III q
Bank situated In Wast She received book but left in
the Bank, and has forgotten the number and OF the
Bank In which she made the deposit Amy Bank having
cetved said deposit viii confer favor by addressing MA
RY Nc. DULIN, l56 Anihony-.L n5 1t
NVATCH-lIAAERa and Jewel!er-waard person
w assist nj work and selling Apply Ssl R,3sd%Sy.
ms 5us' +. LOCKWOOD.
II
nIOTICE.-Mrs Blossom re consulted on past ana
l,arr events nj 1877 Riytngton-st between Attorney
and Rdgu ss up s;Rirs 6rsl door.
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CHEAP SOAP WORK

nEPoT No. Cortland. under ias ne sn,io
Almond soap Do Toilette SOAP Avery highly scented
and et prcr low than any other house All inas OF e.
s,, IN, Rarh.rs stnrakeepers Families, &c. Sold by
'ai's'' C. VAN scHooNHovEN, M. cortlnndsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05
". Il. JONES, Auctioleer.
BOOTS. SHOES AND RKOGAN!

- nesday November al io O'clock al the store Of j. D.
Ingersol Co No ~ Peartst 500 cases. comprising
large and desirable Boots Shoes and Brogans
suitable for the Southern Western, and City Dealers
received Catalogues aud goods ready The day previous
the sale u3 Stiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

rUaSCEKY SAI.E.-WiI be sold by A. J. Bleeck
ar under direction of J. Newman Cusbman. Master In
Chance,y ON Thursday. Nov. & 1885, Il o'clock nj the Mer
chants xchang the 5s;ory house and lot n Montgomery
AZ Also tho frame house with brick addition aud lot on the
Norteas. corner Of Wa;er and Montgomery ss Particulars
O. sRle. w "'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

The total am uni OF Indebtedness Sl205-04I5
The arces, amount petition is about. 575l 600
lowest do do do do 245 p
The largest that OF Mr.. Glover, much of it being
bonds for Foreign Merchants. The next highest was
that OF Mcssrs Joseph, being about 100000 The as
sets, we understand were exceedingly small
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23
Later and Important from mexico:--COn-

Decree Of Banishnsent against him.
The New Orleans papers Of the 30th ult, contain in
tclsence from Vera Cruz the 18th uli, and from Mex-
the 9h being several days later than the
ceived by way OF New York This intelligence confirms
the previous accounts oil the revolution that country
the complete overthrow of Anna and formation
of government. The details of proceedings
have been already published; we extract such items
According the information, Santa Anna remain
ed inactive at Qnerelaro, with about $500 troops Con.
gres, said has outiawed him. in he should not
lay down the command OF the troops, which latter may
be expected, will gradually abandon him. and then he is
doubtless done Tor There every probability that he
will be ultimately left alone, that may
med IN by his enemies TO leave him chance Of quit
ting the country Should he succeed in escaping he will
proceed Cuba where, with his princey revenues he
still live in his accustomed spendor. Ills private
fortune is estimated four millions of dollars For
brief nteryaIs welded The dcs,nes IF ssco WIN I'M, G
appears 10 be really drawing close leay.
ing him the alternative oft dsgracelul fight gno-
mIDious DEATH
Speaking Of the New Government the New Orleans
Bee says
"On the 9Th instant, New Government organic
ed Gen. Herrera constituted Provisional President
ofihe Republic. His Cabinet consists follows Don
Pedro Echeverra, Minister OF Internal Affairs Don Luis
G. Cuevas, of Foreign Afars Don Mariana Rya palaco
Minister Of Justice aud Public nstructions Gen. Pedro
Carols Condo, Minister of War and Marine. The new
ministry, understand, composed of the abest
honest in the republic Around are array ed
all the power wealth and influence of the nation Eche-
Son. well known the commercial world for its respec
liability and influence He educated in England
is Of enlightened and sagacions intellect Senior
Cuevas occupied the post Of Minister Of Foreign Affairs
during the French contest and acquitted himself with
signal ability. He educated for diplomatic career,
and figured once Minister Prussia. Condo chief
al the engineer corps ne is the Of Spanish General
and said TO be clever young We have reason 4,
believe that under the government alteration will
take pare in the foreign relations of Mexico but that
the contrary they will be maintained with
and energy"
No the revolution in Mexico completed than
the city appeared be filed with rejocings festiv
ies Every trophy Of Santa Anna, his portraits and
ufes into shreds and scattered pieces His
sm7uated leg which had been embamed and buried with
military honors was disinserred broken to pieces and
s'cked about the town with every mark Of iEdigny and
contempt
IN addition IN the above intelligence, the Madisonian
Of Tuesday that intelligence had been rereiv-
ed at Washington, from authentic source, that Santa
Anna bad been formally tunshed from MEXICO bya decree
Of the Government.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23
United States Senator.
future number

The Wing press of Indiana is out in full CRY against
the Lieutenant Governor and Democrats in the Senate
for postponing the election of United States Senator
until next winter, and state their great that
it is alarming precedent, revolutionary In Its ten
denotes and subversive of good government These
are the great and paramount that urged.
Against these is only necessary to remark that be-
fore the Democratic party agreed to put off the cleo
tOn it was clearly ascertained, that the wing faori
ty in the Legislature, by public expression, which
they challenged to deny, boldly proclaimed their
intention to violate the wishes Of majority OF The
people of Indiana, expressed in election of Demo-
cratic Governor and Lieutenant Governor, by some
thousand majority in the popular the last
August election, and giving the Electoral vote of the
State to James K Polk by clear and decided majori-
ty over wings and abolitionists combined. We ap-
peal to the good sense of the people, whether in view
of fragrant outrage about to be perpe-
raed on the rights of maorlties, the mere reference
of the subject back the people, the fountain of all
power, for their decision in the matter, be faught
with such evil consequences! They fear, as the
federal party always have feared the voice of the PeO
ple in their calm and potential decision at the ballot
box-they show, by their actions, strongly than
we can express it. their fears OF defeat hence the pains
that have been taken to prove by assertions, with
out a shadow of proof that outrage has been COM
mitted What outrage!. Why the only outrage that
Jesse d. Bright and the Democracy Of the Senate have
been guilty of, is, that being convinced that the public
viii about to be grossly violated in the face of
the most positive instructions given at the baot-box,
they have referred the question TO another decision OF
the people. 1t is the fears that entertained of that
decision, that causes the complaints of the wings No
other valid reason can be given
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23

srre done the dced-didst thou not hear NOISE 20
-IndidRd Journal.
The above is the caption of article in late Jour-
nal by the poetcal editor thereof; and if we were to
Judge by the tone Of the Coon press geeraly it
to be understood, undoubtedly it was intended,
leading sign to commence bowling and yelping.
Among them all however, none has amused us more,
than that Of one of Senator Daviss constituents-ke
master, like The Senator shall when
in want of more important matter and shall only
give few choice morsels from one Of his tools, as
published in the New Albany Gazette, viz
"Damnablc outrage-infamous scoundrels-scamps
-scullions of the locofoco kitchen-vagabonding
gambler-Jesse Dorr Bright" &c. &c.
The innocent youth must certainly feel BETTER after
thus dsgorgng himself. Suppose he takes literary
lesson from his master
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23
Look out.

From the several burglaries lately committed in
town, it is evident have amongst US a set of
desperadoes Of the vilest kind. II behcoyes our
citizens to be on sharp look out.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23

The Senate Of Ohio have imposed upon themselves
poll tax Of dollar head to pay for opening their
daily meetings with prayer The House had refused
u tax the State for the purpose.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

'S UNDRlES-70 boxes Goshen Cheese S 50 6rkins prime fresh Goshen Dairy Butter 10 do do Western do i,. half pipes A. Seignet,e Brandy ....t z
 2 do Seneca do ,.sae'f
 5 bhls American Gin; 10 Tsnner's Oil
 100 do Sweet and Rectifed Cider
 5 do best English boiled Linseed oil ,| do Winter STained Sperm ho ,sip a 10 boxes Castile Soap; 50 kegs Pickles 1 fs.. D 20 cases Pickles in half gallon jars /. 25 bbIs Wool>ey & Woolsey's crushed Sugar 10000 Principe Segars; 20 baskets Olive Oil 10 cases East India Preserves ,..-l .-I ;....| 10 do ShelIed Almonds ssft. ssiia l50 bbs Chensngo Potatoes, in store and for sale low to olose cons gnments by
 jan9 FOSDICK & CHARLOCK. 8S Com-st TRY GOODS-The sabrcribers have in store 1I and offer for sale reasonable erms-40 pack ages of Dry Goods, consisting of "a {" Kentucky Taills and Jeans; do Plains fia Striped kerseys; mixed Saiinetts ..l7 Mixed Kentucky Jeans: brown do do A A + Plaid Linseys; Waterloo do
 Indigo blue Deniins; printed velvets -- 6-4 Parisiennes; MuusIin de Laines saa Grape Chusans; fancy PrInts au i- a. 'tH Madder Prints, fast colours a1.I 2 D. Twilled DuAil Blankets; Mackinaw do 4 60x78 Granir do, 8 pounds, for sale by ii
 EDW. c. CENTER & CO, ,s. janl1 corner Cont and Commerce-sts. lI